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EscrE,s of Beetle steniing.

Collectors are proverbially dishonest, and
entomologists are no exception. A short
time ago collector ia Germany, who had
line collection of beetles, prided himself on
possessing a couple of Goliath beetles, OF
great value. One day, to his dismay, he
found one Of the beetles had disappeared
out Of the drawer. He made out list of the
persons collecting such objects who had late
ly inspected his collection, and then set out
to visit their collections. He called at Nos.
and 2 without any result, and looking
through the cabinet OF No. 8, there was Co
Hath OF The kind he missed. He said: $50
you have got that species at last?" Eyes"
said the collector No. 3. 81 had to pay
large price for it," Pray let me have it in
my hand and examine it more closely" "Oh
certainly" said the collector No. 3. As soon
as he got it fairly in his hand he broke
the specimen in half that is, between the
body and thorax, and holding tie broken
ends up to the collector, showed him label
gnmmed on the inside OF the body, on which
was written, "Stolen from Mr.. r." Forsee-
ing such an event might happen he had plac-
ed such a label in the body OF each of his
pecimens.-Londoa Atieaeum.
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Agents Wanted.

TIE COMPLETE HERRATISr. n. THE
fE.fLL IhElh Own PHYSICIANS ny TaF
Lsh1E hEHbAL REMEDIES, Is the lille Of ono
oisic % The public. IN raD.d SO IN a. t pJn
ana the largo commission allowed, enables a es.d
agent y make easily nom SO 10 SO Der dav Al
ar IS for Jul partielars the author and pubisber
Dr. o. PHELPS BROWN, No. 10 Grand iIss, traet'
Jersey City, Nj. ian ii d:IiS u ~, 81
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An old gentleman had owed firm for
yeats; at last after everybody's patience and
temper were exhausted, clerk named Frank
undertook to get the money.
Frank called upon the gentleman and met
with polite reception and the usual answer
with the same addition,
You need not trouble yourself young man I;
about the matter; 1 will make it all right"
"Oh, no, " replied Frank, 81 could not think
for moment"of compelling you to call at the
store for d few dollars. 1t win not be the
slightest Inconvenience for me to step in, as
/ pass your place of business six times day,
to and from my meals, and can call every
time go by"
''Herer said the old fellow to his bool-keeper
alarmed at the prospect of being dunned six
times day for the next six months, "pay this
impairment young rascal. He can beat me
in Eoliteness, and if he wants situation l
VIII give him two thousand dollars year."
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The Portland Evening Star is conducted with
other Republican paper in the State 1t presents lis
views with marked ability and defends them with a
zeal that betokens sincerity, but 10 descend
10 personal abuse SANDER and vl;icaton OF political
opponents. Its in this respect is in marked
contrast with that OF the Press, published in the
same city.
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Miscellany.
n Gar 1acidcn,.

One sees a good deal of character when
travelling, especially in horse cars, and as |
do good deal OF the latter sort, ! often get
eIimpscs OF The odd, disagreeable or pleasant
side of my feilow-beings. Let me tell you q
little scene which was lesson to all who saw
it. Going 10 Broollne one day. took a car
at a time when it was fullest. 4 VIC rolled
along ] glanced up and DOM lie two rows
OF faces, and amused myself by studying
them. None were particularly attractive eX-
cept boy OF eighteen OF so, who sat reading
in tie corner opposite. He wasn't handsome
nor very well dfessei; but there was some
thing very pleasant to me in the thin, brown
face bent studiously over the book. From
the cap he wore and the erect carriage of his
shoulders l fapcied that be had been in the
army, and liked him all the better for that.
While | sat looking at him am old colored
woman Got in. All the seats were full, and
no one stirred. Two gentlemen had given
up their seats to white ladies, but none of the
five seated gentlemen offered the old woman
a seat. She was very black and shabby, but
the ugly face was Kind and patient, and the
poor clothes were neat. Having no preju-
dice against coler was about to offer my
seat when the boy glanced up, rose instantly,
an becloning, said respectfully
"Heres place, ma am"
She took it with motherly "Thanky, dear,
thanky," and settled herself with Sigh OF
satisfaction. Two girls looked at one an
other and siggled, but stopped suddenly, with
an altered look when they saw, what nor OF
us lad observed before, that the youth was
lame. AS he arranged his crutch the old gen
tleman next me bobbed up in an impetuous
way which made me suspect that he was
little ashamed Of himself
Here, you mustn't stand, sit down, sit
down." he said.
Certainly not, sir can stand perfectly
well;" and with decided shake of The ht al
the boy looked down at his book, coloringa
little under the four and twenty pairs OF eyes
fixed on him. The old gentleman wouldn't
sit down, and glancing at the boys cap he
said,
you've been in the army?p
Yes, sir, short time"
"Seen any.ighthlg?'
81 was at Wagner
AT that quite Il little breeze of interest
blew through the car, and the old woman
patted the end of the boys coat, that lap up
on her knee, with look that was a blessing.
Got wounded there%' said the old man.
"Lost my foot, sir"
Up / got and insisted that he should sit
down. But he laughingly refused saying he
was going to getout; and with military sa-
Lutte, he lett the car II was curious to see
how carefully the ladies drew their skirts out
OF his way-how respectfully man opened
the door for him, and how gratefully the col
ored womans eyes followed him.
1t was a small thing to do, but somehow l
think every one had learned lesson of that
true gentleman, who had proved that he was
not only brave for courteous, in the best
sense OF the word, but something finer than
politeness taught him to respect the woman
because she was old, and poor and black
Merrys Museum, for Feb1dry. 8 aB 3
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Portland & Kennebee R. z z.
yvietcr Arrnuaencrt. Nav. II. rssz.

EF-y=EJ Trains leave Portland al r. r. Tor
y sz-Saez. all stations en- this line and tor Lewis
ton and stations on the Androscoggin Road, Also
Bangor and stations on Maine Central road.
Leave Portland daily, except Saturdays. at S NJ,
f9r bath saturdays only leave Portland at Is +
d, fer Bath and Augusta.
Trains are due at Portland at $50 A. NJ, and 21o
Z. NJ. daily. 8e
The through Freigii Train with passenger car at
ing at O'Clock.
Fare as low by this route TO Lewiston, Wateryile,
kendaiPs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, ana tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
Central Stations are ccod for passage on this line.
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, &c, viii pur-
chase tickets to kendalls Mills only, anil after TAX
ing the cars on this road the Conductor will far
nish tickets and make the iare the same through 10
Portland or Boston as via the Maine Central load.
Stages for Roekland connect at Bath: snc tsr Bel
fast at Augusta earing daily on arrival ira from
l.eson leaving at 80 A. NJ; and tor S0ian Argcn
Nogriigewock, athens and Moose Head Lake III
sk0v bt&lu, and tlr China. Eas. and North Vasgal-
aofe, at Naszalhor9'; ~ Unity st Rendaii's siePs
sId for Canaan at Pshon's Ferry.
w EATCE, Superintendent.
Augusta, Nov. ., fsCT. psxIAfff
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4 BOX snooK aLACnINE.



The Mn and Machinery are all In good working
order.
The property l. u miles from the PeiitcaIiac Sta
uon OF ihe y. < n. A. Railway, in direct con-
muiieatiou with The Harb0r q St John at the enc
emf. ard Muncton on the ether.
lie stream j. large with never filling SUNNY OF
water, clean Rocky bottom entirely free from ma
OF Impurities OF any Kind. and the Manufactured
Lumber is capable Of being RATED and driven 10
within 800 yards Of the kailway, at which a siding
could ca iy be put IA at very ltle expense and II Is
nearly level with the railway
Along with the Min there are 800 acres Of land o.
acres OF which are IN god state OF cultivation and
cut ABOUT 10 tons OF hay, and gool comfortable
dwelling house capable OF accommodating about sO
men, with several Workmen's Houses, Barns. Sheds
blacksmith Shoe, &c, all in good condition
There ART CO. acres OF Green Forest Land which
VIII be soidwifh the property. If desired There is
also large extent of Crown Lands for nearly 20
miles above the Mills, which has never been orerl
ed upon, 10 which extent Lumber can be driven
There = sufficient quantity Of pine and spruce
Timber convenient TO the River TO furnish stock for
hanpIicturiu% purposes, for the next 20 years. In
tending purchasers can treat for one halt or The
whole.
For further particulars apply TO the subscriber at
Petitcodiac Station, or TO ST. John.
d. u. MCLAUGHLIN. JR
dc3i-w6w HUGH DAVIDSON.
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tFrom the HallowelI Gazette, Jan. n.

The PORTLAND DAILY PREss-Ihis sterling
Journal has for Maine reade the advantages which
belong u paper reires nting Maine interests and
IL presents summary OF tic current history OF the
world. The reports ofthe proceedings of Congress
are given at length, and the regular correspondents
at Washington aud New York, the political and
commercial capitals OF the country, have Tor long
time given ID o their ability
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IFrom the Gardiner Home journal, Jan. IL

II TUT VIZ 1H7I1IV 1OuIIIIj JAN. II
TIE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS enters on the new
a determination the part of the publishers TO
make it merit the large patronage it is receiving
Our merchants should consult their interests and
take it instead Of supporting the Boston daies en-
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DR. HUGHES particularly inriies Oh Ladies, rad
need a rceGicaI adv ssT 20 cal az his rooms, Ne "a
Prehe Street. which they Wil and arTsnsed ,or thsr
especial recommendation.
Dr H.'s Electc Etn5ystiug Medicines are unsiv3l.
led in efficacy and superior virtue IN res.illling a.
Fe,1ae irregularities. Their action Is spaf-s ~
certain Of producing relief n a short ti1ae. '''
LADIES wiz tnl IL invaluable IN an cases ~ -
struc;ons after al other remedies have bcr1 tri, +,
vain. 1t is purely vegetable, confirming uot65i,s, N
tho leas; injurious 10 The health, and nav S t,,
with perfect safety al all ti7pel. ~e'
Sent to any part OF country, with iull directions,
by edIresseng DIR. HUGHES
iant is65dSsW. No. Is Prehla Strs.t I,a-tr.i,
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Notice.--GuarGion,s sac

NOTICE is hereby given, thgt by virtue Of f, NJ
~ cense rom tie Hon John A. WateTr.at,.
Judge ottrobate vi thin and Tor The County on t'ile,
oefianG, staie OF iaine, at court holden on, he
trtu iucsIay Of January, A. d. Is cyrus r. Por-
he., Na'IIah Tor Willie IL. Rogers and Annie l..
hhs9SeIs. minor children OF WIN. FoEsIa. laie 0f
Ninunam IN said County deceased, viii SCH ct 4ul.
auGtlGh on the .9;h day Of February, next al ton
@ Clock IN The forenoon, at the dwelling house IA Ma
SUD criber in WiuGhaul, County aforesaid, an No
Zeal Estate belonging 20 sad minors tie same con-
tanning fifty OF land more less. and tisi IA
Into moving, tillage and wood land.
Dated this twenty-th ri Cay OF Jauuarv A. d ioys
CYRUS 4. PARKER, Gaardian.
Jan Wv i''
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GFrom III Round Table, New York, July, 1851
The Portland Press evinces a commenlable ener-
gy in collating facts pertaining TO the commercial
manufacturing and agricultural life OF its State. Its
editorial opinions are also expressed with unusual
weight and it is the only provincial journal in The
country that pays any considerable attention to Ca
madam events.
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For the excellent synopsis of Legislative reports
which will appear in first edition during the
Maine Legislative session, indebted TO the
Portland Press, which, with commendable enter
PRISE receives its report in special dispatches rom
the capital.
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There ara many rsn Of the axe OF thirfg 77ho ara
troubled with too frequent oFccuat0ns fr05 t bti.
GER, oiten afeo2 panied by slight sCartiug Or rurU-
ing sensIton5 ana weakening the system iu a man
ner the fatfut cannot account for. On evnlr1,irr
the urinary deposits r0qy seiiTnent VIII o.teu Ia
found, ano sometimes smai particles OF semen gr u.
b1ntn wis appear, o. tbs color win 10 OF t ft,iL.
sh hue, again Changing 20 q daI and turbid auassr.
anee. There are many who die o. this Gid,rrIr-
ignorant of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE on SEMINAL 5ychr.1-Fsq
can warrant a perfect eurs in su. n cas- s,,.,
null and healthy restoration Of the urinary CriaIlr
Persons who cannot personally consult t,s Tlr
can DO so by writing, IA plain manner a d,srri,,
1on OF thsir diseases and The epproprias ren5c,s,
VIII be forwarded INN ediatsiy w
All correspond nee strfeslv eoneder,-al an. ,,tl
be returned, Il desired. N Va
Adlrpsr: mn Il rvrvrur-a
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IFrom the Waterville Mail, Oct. %.
IFrOm the Augusta Standard, Sept. 20, 1867

The proprietors OF the Press are sparing no ex-
peuss in strengthening their editorial force and in
improving their paper in every department. a frst
class daily may now be found without going out OF
fine STATE
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N o Il / G e =.
ADMINISTRATIVE Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue OF a license
~ from the Hon. John A Waterman. Judge OF
Prohate within and Tor the County of Cumberland at
Court holden the Third Tuesday of November
a. d. 1867, Ann X. Libby, Administrative of the es
t 1 q Peter Libby, late of Wndham, County of
ppuinoer,and State of Maine, deceased, will sell by
"YuG Auenon, at the dwelling house OF said Ann
n, IN Win7ham aforesaid, on the 18th day of
~ az ry next at O'clock in the afternoon SO much
in the or fSta az Of Peter Libby, late Of Windham
duce the sum of two hundred a,S %i
i LOU; I'M aredths dollars for the payment Of his
sa; ea q sale, and administration
sal resi estate consists of moving tiIlage posture
said. 'iun'in aioIe-
Dated this 7ti day OF January. 4 n iaea
January 1868 w3w2
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PORTLAND AND NEW YGR&
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
MF-w EzILY LINE.

The fine steamers DTRIGO and
.>Sk=7e7s,g FiANCONIA, viii, undl iurthor no.
Ssrsssss 49, lice, run rs follows:
Leave Galts Wharf. Portland. every Wednesday
and saturday al O'Clock 7. NJ, and leave Per 3
East River, New York every 81 ednesday aad Sat
urllay, al o'clock p. NJ.
The DhIgo and Franconia are cited up with sr8
accommodation for passengers luakng tits ere mos,
specify sale anG comfortable route tor travellers be-
tween New York and MIin5. Passage IA Stale Room
$500 Cabin passage $500. Meals extra
Goods forwarded by this line 10 if.i from NaN
trea, Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Aug isia Er-tpos3 rae
shippers requested TO send thcic frsi-t 90 re
leave POrthud
For Ee'gbt or pasaage apnlv 70
EhEki 4 OK, Galts wharf 70 .l4nf
d.. AMkS, Pier - East nIyer,
August -, tdrT. iftt
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Ncar4 nfn uol'.. Z win errfHs.Cus. fr sc.n.-a
con Ifsnt fCHcrai.F tte fe.rlt 81 n los f-flr a
youh,--frl1fli l-i-ufif ais ara atgrf.i .1r- -
fsuicsi ~ no thlrsC U.s.ls.
iriiF day flsfcs tIf sr1 consnltr I bv one ss
nure gunue lrta nlil tlr above uiscasa. lI..s Id
uit1ln ar ar ulk rii s-zafafcl al lhlu. thrv ~
th3 consuf flien. alii - der irieues nre Iiret ID
Save 81. An furh cases yiel1 20 fhe proper lud cuy
correct caurse o. trgntt lut and ID = skgIt tina "a
made b Tllrl.s ln Iarl.ci haelth
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international Steamship Co
EastpCyl Calais 81. J9ha.
WINTER AERAEGENERr.
ONE TRIP PEs WEEE.

- On ant nncr MONDAY December ~.
,hc steamer NEW BRUNSWICK,
t.e- NAft u. iurhesicr. via leave ROLL
81 John.
Retaining vii leavest John and Eqs,,s-. ev.-y-
THURSDAY.
Passengers VIII connect at Passport vi.h S,tra
Coaches for E0ahusl0u ami Calais.
VIII connect az 81. John with T. &: y. A Ri way
for Shcdac an IN eImedia!o static g.
- Frcigh; received o. day Of Ealing grsl 4 0'glk
?. ~.
Sailing vessels VIII be at Eas.pcrt 90 take freight
for ST. Andrews and Calais.
E3r Winter rates win be charged and aitG
Dee 10Th. A. Il. ScUBBS.
dcCdtt Agent,
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EEfHa for SsaRe.

FT'HE subscriber offers for sale the WATER
L POWER SAW MILL owned by him, SITUATED
on the Pellet River, in the County OF ives m0rland
New Brunswick, &C mites from Sc John and "a miles
frosl M0ncton.
The Min is comnrisel OF n Broad Gate and Single
Saw Gate, with Edger and Trimlaers.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EbOW, COFFIN & LIBBY,
Underwriters and General Insurance Agents,

NO. 10 EXCHANGE STREET. PORTLAND, ME-,
Repescn h nowing Connpnn
z7gtssa Co., Hartford, ASSETS $685. 543 90
Home Co., New York. " SIS 3,623. 500 90
Continental ms Co., NeU York, assets 90
Co. of No. 4nserica, Ph assets 1696,O5O 90
LorsEJ0rd Is Co. of Nesc York, ASSETS 1414,S1O 90
NaTrQgaaset Ias. Co... Procidence ASSETS 625, S54 90
Market ms. Co., Nev York; Assets 563, 523 90
Putnam Co., H0rtford, assets 596,O55 90
Peoples I7ss. Co., Worcester, assets 443, 384 90
NO9pvSch Tns Co.. NoraCich, assets 400, 9sY 90
Standard ms Co., Nev York, Assets ! e 28S,536 90
Total - ~ t53A- 80 $f5,997,s31 90
weu the arek
saeE.o
=@rfFtA W. LIRRY.
Portland, january 2O 1867. eoliw
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Poetry.
rhn secret,

AiIS mi'A q, - iii contend with angry rear;
RS said far down beneath The wlid coniinouon,
That peaceful stiffness reishe'n eVefnlofe.
r., e beneath, the noise Of tempest dieth,
1 a "a, a. liver waves chime ever peacefully:
A ri na rude storm, how fierce s)e'er he fiieth,
n,.turbs The Sabbath of that deeper sea.
50 to the soul that knows thy love. purest,
There is temple peaceful evermore;
Aud al the bubble of iies cry voices
Dies in hushed stillnass at It's sacred door.
Far, far away the noise Of passion dieth.
AID loving thoughts rise ever peaceluty;
And no ruae storm. how fierce soc er ne NUN,
Distufbs that deeper rest, o Lor9, IN tAee' ss
o rest OF rests! peace serene, eternal!
Thou ever liYesf, and thou eIansest never!
And in the secret ofthy presence oweIleth
Fullnesj Of joy, freyer and forever; slt
II. B. Store
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GRAND TRUHR RAILWAY |
or CANADA.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
EsEr-zE.r1 On and alter Monday. Nov. a. tsgs.
kkz--e-r.. trains sin run i1ilops.-
ExIress Train tor Lewiston and ST. IN Paris ia
4. n.
siail Trim Or wat ryiic. Danger. monsrcai. One
bee and he West at lia r. ~.
Local Train Ga soaih Paris, ana in. TIBessat 1la-
tons, al p. M.
No baggage ean he received o. sleuksd ansr f.l,o
above siatef.
TEaias VII arrive IA allows
From I-euiste 2. auburn and saafA raris $50 A. n.
trum MouuCali. Auetcc, EauFor. Ma
tcrrilie. Sc. at nfTrw
Iseai IRAN rum sazfh Paris sol in-
terucsiiaic stations. af Fc1r a.
The enrifsnF arf POI rfsfnnsi1ie ~ hr1--tsa -
arr nineuut fHeessiil 90 i Falae fans tiai tt ~
A. uniess naiseis afssi. H1 Iasi ~ fhe tate ~
ons pAs-enEsr hr sftry 500 A.tAaeua value.
e y BRrDgEs uauagisy nir.sf-.
" BtfLEf, lecai Ssperiqisnasmf
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7 HEREBY for. ID all PERSONS harhar M or t5s.i-
L my son Dudley, a. shall raw no bills o. lis M
uactng after this date, and shall claim an his go,
in1s DUDLEY YGtrs-,S ii'
Portland, JAN Is, Ices. ja li-d&wtws
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Humphreys homeopathic Specifies,

EIAkEPRDVED, from the most ample expert
Il enee, al entire success; Sinlple-Prompt- Ell
cient, and Reliable. They are the only Medicines
perfectly ad lpted to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot bs made in using them; harmless
to BE- free from danger and efficient TO be all
ways reliable. They have raised the highest COM
nendation from all, ard will always render satsiac-
ION, l7 all-ss.as
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wGNTER ARRANGEMENT
- OF Hlt 1898 weaaaE. Nffu a. fszsf
49, tFans uill ruu e. Elieus
fitssfrTf tta ~ ifIge snrn ffifer "a rff.l -
So and 81 - a. 81, ani fsH .. a. Lave l'r.fftsrf
- ~ace River us q. H. . Ct ausi 5 - ~ ~
fssisht ttasns leas. Seco River e. A Nf Feffl4nt
ie-l5P.M.
CO stasca esEr-e' a. GarEara lar Resl aorhnrs
r-ea'ls3a, steep EAiia, Baisw 2, hcnraaFr fetsr8.
sflrrioa. AaFe.ls Alrlia. ErCrnfei4, Ffrsrrf-
CerWaT, ft-tlet.. Ja.ss1- Llzingfon tcsrisf Per
ter Freedom, kfaiiso- s-'t Es.u4r NJ n
As Burtsu Center -fsst Buxtsn. Fernv .Esess
sov,a L.E:agteai Li,clns..7, tanericg, AeuaslJ
Ezzs1nrs I'D Eu1 Euae.
~ ASc5srsppa Ter Eoath 1i.Edlan. Winahssa nm
,r6 Scrta Min .hs1a, e1.ly.
Ny order u the rrssidcnt.
Portland. Arrl y, Tss7. dtr
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FOR BOSTON.
Fan arrangement!

A. The rev aui surtrio- scl- cdiHn
-''sas.asr-N steamers JOHN BROOKS, url
n Il - ny MONTREAL. having teen tft. d
se57Ez,, -s2Sup NJ great e1ren~ win a tae.e
80 So nuinbtr OF beautiful tafs Rooms
VIII run the season a. f.iloWs:
Leaving Atlantic wharf. Portiaag -t7o'si.tE
end India wharf, Boston, every iay 8f- l'li1-r, 20
~, tsuuda!s cNeeptcd.l
~, 70
Freight taken as usual.
September 10, isC7-dti ''-
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B0wDOHN COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEP1RTIJIENT,

FoCULTY OF MEDICINE.
SAMUEL HARRIS, ID. d., President of the College
JOHN >. TESNEy, LII. ID, Lecturer on Medical
Jurisprudence.
lssAsL 7. DANA, NJ. D., Professor OF the Theory
and Practice of Mesiieine. -.-
WILLIAM G. ROBINSON NJ. d.. Professor of Mate
ria Medica and Therapeutics
CoEYDoE L. FoHD, M. D., Professor of Anatomy
try and Pharmacy.
VIM WARREN GREENE, M. D.. Professor of Sur
and diseases of women and Children
II. ii. Seavey, M. D., Demonstration of Anatomy
The Forty Eighth Annual Course of Lectures in
ruary 20, SOS, and continue six cen weeks.
Circulars containing full information may be OBJ
tanned by applying to the Secretary. =
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LFrom fha Machias Rennhlican. Oct. ..

We learn, not for the first time, however, from n
letter in the Bangor Wing and Courier, that Mr.
George Clifford, young Augusta lawyer, has accept
cd situation on the editorial staff oil the Portland
Press Mr.. Clifford has been time in that stu
alton, and has done some good SERVICE and is capa-
be of doing much more. Mr., G. is an earnest and
devoted student, and will be an acquisition to the