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.mandant virginien nest pas de ceur qaAou
aebete par des hveura personuelles. Aut@ns
IL pourrait etre touche des bonnes disposi.
tions que tsnoignersient le President d
Tegard de son Etas natal ou de tout le Sud,
aatant il repugusrait compromettre son
nom en- vue d'evantages particulars.
lie general Lee est, CONNIE tous les
hommes senses du Sod, sineerement rallie,
ct sill voyait le gouvernemect federal rem.
DIRE pleine ct ensisre justice : ses couci-
toyens, il serait tout Dispose 1 preeher l'ou-
bli ct 10 coneorde par ses paroles ct par son
e1eupls. Mais il nest pas bomme 4 aller
au-devaht de cette justice tardive per des
compromis qui seraient oontraires i "a d.
gbite ct celle dune population que le
eongres cru devoir tsnir dams DO etat de
suspicion injuste depuis quatro snnees.
Nous epgsgeons dono nos lecteurs 1 Sc
meier des suppositiors de tout genre qui
wont avoir cours dams les journsux du Nord
lie caractAre du general Lee nous garantit
que "a eonduite. dams cette Circumstance de-
ieate, a dn etre marquee au cachet de 10
prudence. de 10 moderation ct de- Ia d.
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state Of Maine.

YoRK, %. At a Court Of County csmss,ss,sssvs,
bsgsa and Acid al Lirsd, for and rifhiH hs cesaty
Of York, on hs second 1sssday @ <SrI' a. D.
1869. If .IIa.s.
On the foregoing petition, u 10 considered By the
Commissioners that the petitioners arc response
BILE, and that they ought 10 be heari thing the
matter set forth In their petition. and therefore
order, That the petitioners give notice 10 all per.
sons and corporations Interested that the County
Commissioners will meet ut the once OF Charles
x. Clifford. In Newncld. In said county. on The
seventh day OF September, A. ID. 1859, at 10
O'Clock A. 81, when they will proceed 10 view the
route set forth In the petition, and immediately a
ter such Wow, at some convenient place In tho vi.
clnity will give hearing 10 the parties. and their
witnesses. BALD notice "a be by causing copies of
said petition and this order Of notice thereon, to
be served upon the Town Clerks OF Newheld, Iim.
erick and Marlborough, all In said county, and
also by posting up copies OF tho same In thres pub
lilo places in each Of said towns, and publishing tho
same three weeks successfully In the Union and
Journal. q public newspaper printed In Blddeford
in said County, tho first or said publications, and
each OF tho other notices 10 DO nj least thirty
days before the time OF said meeting that ell per-
sons may then and there be present and shcw
cause, II any they have. why tho prayer OF nid
petition should not be granted.
Attest, H. PAIRFIELD, cisrk.
<~~<~, Copy Of tho petition and order
% @. l. X. y. Of Court thereon;
~ ~ Attest, H.PAiRfiELD, cirt.
. 3WH H...
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There areseven,cen lodges Of Good Templars In
this county, numbering III members. Thu
smallest lodge Is at Hollis. Of twelve members
the largest at Kennebunk, Of 246 members
Number Of lodges In the State, s2l number Of
members. 2s,lss.
shop Breaking.
He ny Brown was arrested yesterday MORN
ing for breaking into liquor store ON Main st.
Trial today. Particulars not learned.
Chorus Club.
AT a meeting OF the saco Chorus Club, hold
en- wednesday eve, June %, the following rcso-
luton. were unanimously adopted:
Re.olrsd, That the thanks Of this club be
presented to Dir. Prescott, Supt. Of the z. s. &
r. II. r., for the courtesy shown by him In fur
nishing Us with half-farc tickets. and In placing
at our disposal new and capacious car for our
accommodation also 10 Mr.. Towle, the gentle
manly conductor, and to Mr.. Milliken, the pop
ular agent, for Kindness shown.
Resoired, That copy OF these resolutions be
presented 10 the several local papers for inser-
ton, and that copy be sent to each Of the per-
sons herein named.
NJ. sEAvY. Secretary.
Ftshermes BENDER.
On Wednesday night feet OF 90 or 40 fish
ing vessels came into Portsmouth harbor, and
many Of the fishermen were rowing about town.
A party Of them on their way back TO their YES
sels through Kittery amused themselves by
trampling down flower gardens, tearing down
fences, cutting halyards Of flag poles. &c. They
hitched the halyaris Of one Of the Grant flag
poles to the door knob Of the house Of widow
lady and pulled Il from the door. They did not
enter, however, but took 10 their heels when the
knob gave way. A REPETITION Of such acts will
probably cause trouble 20 the mischief makers,
as the indignant denirens Of that neighbor- ood
have provided themselves with powder and shot,
which they win not hesitate 10 use bountifally.
-PortsnOuih ChroRieie.
Macy Yard.
The Navy department at this station have
been notified that U. S. Steamer PenobscOt and
slOop Saratoga viii be here Tomorrow or next
day, with yellow fever ON board. The work on
the Hospital at Wood Island is progressing rap
idly, and We soon shall have yellow fever out Of
harms way, ii is hoped. The board of health
win take all precautions necessary to ensure
safety to our citizens.
The U. S. Steamer Nantucket has steamed up
alongside the wharf preparatory to trip to
Boston tomorrow or next day. She got up So
revolutions per minute without heating, as good
as IS outside running; credit to our engineers
and mechanics, as well as to the government.
She runs 50 smoothly you wOuld hardly know
you were on board. This is the first engine over
built on this yard and cannot be beat 1t is
hoped the Navy department viii take due notice
md govern themselves accordingly, and send
Along the work to the mechanics Of Maine and
New Hampshire, as VIC think they viii.
John bennett Of York has been appointed
Foreman laborer Of the Bureau Of Construc-
ton.
Kittcry, June 81.
We invite attention to the advertisement OF
"a Normal Singing SCHOOL, to be held in Dow
or, under the charge Of the well and fayOrably
known Prof. W. o. Perkins, of Boston. aided
by full corps Ofassistants.
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Usforfsn afe.

Usforfaaate.
On Thursday Of last week. Mr.. Samuel White
house % Afrci. lost somewhere, as he says, be-
tween North Street. Saco, and the FRS, National
Bank BiddefOri. package Of Eve thousand two
hundred dollars. The account he gives. is.that
he had been collecting money to meet note
which had been deposited In said bank by q
Philadelphia Co.. manufacturers Of superphos-
phate Of lime. in whose employ he had been en-
gagged the past winter. Is agent, and as the note
become due on that day, he had Just completed
the amount. bad len North street with the p.sk-
age in his pocket; but on arriving at the bank
found that the package had slipped through a
defect in his pocket and was gone. Search wa.
Immediately commenced and bills posted through
the two cities, offering reward Of $500 for the
recovery Ofthe lost money; but We have moi
learned that the money has been found.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. UUIFINCH ST.,
Opposite Revere House. ....BoSToN

Opposite Revere House, ....BOSTON.
The Trustees OF this Institution take pleasure in
The eminent and wen known Dr. A. A. HAYES,
late surg. u. :. Army, Vice President Of Columbia
College Of Physicians and Surgeons. &c.
This Institution now publishes the popular med
tcal book entitled sThc Science OF Lite, or
seif-Pre.er>ation," written by DR.. Hayes. IL
treats upon the Errors Of fsafA, grsmsfsrs De-
eiIas Of Mashed. Ssmtaai Wsakssss, and all Dis
Eases ard abuses Of tie 0ssuaiiUs Organs. Thirty
thousand copies sold the last year. 10 10 indeed u
book Tor every thanksgiving men In particular.
Price only 81.
This Institution has just pablishei the most per.
feet treatise oi the Kind ever offered the public,
entitled, "SeNnaf Physiology or Woman,
the best eDyrayingS This book Is also ff0m the
pen of Dr. Hayes. Among the various chapters
may be mentioned, The Mystery Of Lfe.-Beauti-
al Onspring.-Beauty, Its Value 10 Noman,--Mar-
rAge.-General Hygiene OF womsn.-Puberty,-
Change OF Llfe,-Exeesses OF the Msrried,-Pre-
yention % Conception, &c. In beautiful French
cloth. 600, Turkey Morocco, null gilt $3.50. El.
ther OF these books aro sent by mail. securely
sealed. postage paid. on receipt OF price
Tee ssIseabosly Journal OF rtealth."A hrst
class paper In every respects pages, II columns,
-publishcd on the first Of February, and every
month during the year. subscription price per
year only 90 cents. Specimen copies sent tree 70
any address, on application to the Peabody ins'l'
tato.
AlssRr II. HAYES, NJ D.. Resident and Con-
shifting Physician.
lib n. can al-ays be consulied In The strictes,
'hs s'sai0s. isrsoisets secrecy ssi csrtgfs fstiU
n
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STATE OF MAINE.

Y0RK,ss.
To Joseph Titcomb Of Kennebunk. In
said County. ono Of the proprietors OF tho Bee.
ond Congregational Meeting House In said
Town,
WAsreas, Joseph Titeomb, william d. Mason IT,.
and Christopher Littlodeld, all ofssid kennebunk
being three or tho pIoprietors OF the Second Con-
gregational Meeting House In said town, have APP
tIces OF the Peace. within and for said COUNTY Of
York requesting TO issue warrant TO ooe OF said
applicants, directing him TO call meeting OF aid
propretors ascordlngto lay, to act upon the foi
lowing articles, TO wis r,
ist. To choose q moderator OF said meeting.
I'd, To choose q clerk Of said proprietors.
ID. To choose treasurer and collector OF said
proprietors.
9Th. To choose three appraisers OF said propris-
tors.
9Th To choose an agent or agents OF said propris-
tors, and all other necessary officers.
9Th. To see what sum Of money they will raise
10 remodel or repair said meeting house.
9TH. To sec " they will direct an assessment 70
be made on the pcws In said meeting house, TO DC.
fray tho expense Of remodeiins or repairing the
sth. To SEQ IL they will cause an apprai,ensnt to
be made OF the pews In order TO make an equitable
assessment thereon. a..I III. ~
9th. To act upon any and all other business that
may legally come before said meeting.
You are hereby directed TO notify meeting OF
the propretors OF the meeting house Aforesaid &c.
cordng TO law, 10 be held on Saturday, the third
day Of July next at two o'clock In tho afternoon,
at the said Congrega tional meeting house In said
Kennebunk, for the purposes Aforesaid, by the
posting up certified copy OF this warrant three
weeks at least, before tho day OF said meeting
upon the principal outer door In said meeting
house and In one or moro public places In sald
town OF Kennebunk, and by publishing the same
in some newspaper published In said County OF
York.
Given under my hand ut said Kennebunk this
tenth day OF juno In the year OF our Lord ono
thousand sight hundred and sixty.nine.
JANIS M. STONE,
Justice Of tAs Psoes.
thereby certify that the foregoing 10 true copy
Of the original warrant. .,-ro..n
3v2J jus TtTCUMb-
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- Hand bill, printed at this one.
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FALL RIVER Line

.ysp York, Philadelphia. Baltimore. Wash-
inoton, and all principal points Wet,
r.. South and South Wat,
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THE UNION &C. J0URNXL,
nm u.M,, AnoMArIc INvIoopA,

removes nom tho system the III effects caused By
the excessive use OF alcoholic liquors, and escta-
gives tone TO debilltated mucous surfaces Rfrete
matter Is removed from the system, thereby re-
storing II TO It's normal healthful condition. As
medicine 70 Is quick and efectual, curing the most
aggravated cases OF dyspepsia. kidney complaints,
and all other arrangements OF the stomach and
bowels, In speedy manner. This elegant prepa-
ration has stood the test OF years. wine glass
prevent all suffering from indigestion. Ladies' OF
weak and delicate constitutions shoald take the
lnvigorator three times day. A wine-elsss null
sleep. All the proprietor asks Is trial. and 10 In
duce this he has put mp the invigorator In pint
bottles at 90 cents,-quarts, siI00. Principal De
gists. 3m2i
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MARRIED.

In this city, June ~, by Rev. 8. r. wetherbee,
Mark Googins. esq., OF Boston. and Mrs. Mary A.
Jordan. daughter VI Capt Amaziah Emery. Of this
city.
In this city, June q. by Rev. ]. Stevens. Mr..
Samuel W. Hubbard and Mas Ella y. Hale, both
OF this city.
In this city, June 10. by Rev A. J. Weaver, Mr..
John W. Pitcher, OF Belfast and Miss Ella u. VAR
rell, OF this city. No cards
At the parsOn.ge. in Kennebunkport Centre, by
Rev A. Turner, Mr.. VIM. w. BuIIell and Miss Alb
ba Plummer, all Of Kennebunk.
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they were painfully afiicting have been radically
cured In such great numbers In almost every SEQ
ton OF tho country, that the public scarcely need 10
DO informed or It's virtues or uscs.
scrofnlous poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies OF our rice. Omen, this unseen and unfet
tenant Of the organism undermines the constitution
without exciting suspicion OF It's presence. Again
seems 10 breedinfection throughout the body and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tubcr
clcs may 10 suddenly deposited In the lungs OF
heart, or tumors formed In the liver, or IL shows
Us presence by eruptons on the skin, foul ulcer
ations on some part OF the body. Hence the coca,
sonal use OF bottle OF this Sarsapariiia Ia ad.
visablc, even when no active symptoms OF disease
appear. Persons nfncted with the following com.
snE c sfSsF Gy SG nso Or s Es
LAi 80. Anfhonv's Fire, Rose Or Erysipeias,
letter, Salt Rheun., Scaid Head, RiR0srorm,
s SDrs Egs., Ser Esr; and other erp.ions q
more concealed forms, as Dyspcpsts, Drey:r,
and The various 1leeross affections OF The mdscu.
~ s S or IsssSrai and Merewrial Dtseases
are cured by H. though long time Is required fot
.ubduing these obstinate maladics by any medicine
tho complaint. LeWcorrh@a or Whites, Uterine
Uiccratfons, and Female Diseases. arc com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by lie
ions for each case are found In our Almanac, cup.
piled gratis. RheHmdftsm and Goaf, when
caused by nccumulations OF cxtraneous matters
IN the blood, Yield quickly 10 Il, ms also Ltrev
nation Of the Ltrer, and Jaandice, when arising.
- they Omen do, nom the rankllng polsons In the
blood. This SiRSAP.fRfLLAi s great re-
storer for the strength and yigor OF the eysfem.
Those who arc LaRgsstd and Lisfiess, Despcs-
TENT, Sieepiess, and troubled with Nervous Ap-
prrh~ustous or Fears, ar any OF the affections
,ymptomatic OF Weakness, Will IND immediate
,elief and convincing evidence Of its restorative
,oNcr upon trial. u
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State of Maine.

York, IS. Ha Court Of County Comnis'iontrs.
begun and h.Id at IIred, for and WtfhiH hs Cossfy
Of York, on he second Tas'daY Of APRIL a. ID. 1902
On the forgoing Petition, u is considered by the
mmssIoners that the petitioners are responsible
and that they ought 20 be heard touching the mat.
ter set firth in their petition and therefore order
That the petitioners give notice TO all persons and
corporations interested. that the County Commits
sioners will meet ut the dwelling house OF stephen
u, Palmer, In Buxton, In said county, on The
sd day OF August, A. ID. 1869, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
when they will proceed TO view the route set forth
in the petition, and Immediately after such view,
AT some convenient place In the vicinity, viii give
A hearing 20 tho parties. and their Witnesses
Said notice To be by causing copies OF said petition
and this order OF notice thereon TO be served upon
the Town Clerk OF said Buxton, and also ny
nesting up copies OF the same in three pub.
lie places in said town, and publishing the same
three weeks successfully In the USIos AND Jour.
NAL, public newspaper printed In Biddeiord, IN
said county the fret OF said and each OF
the other notices to be at least thirty days before
the time of said meeting, that all persons may
then and there he present and shew cause, " any
they have, why the prayer Of said petition should
NV - Attest II. FAIRFIELD.
.oo~,, Copy OF the Petition and Order Of
4 Court thereon.
}sc'Lh'S Attest, H. FAIRFIELD.
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rweu,y.6y, Y ears Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females
has pla.Sd DR DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice speciality, and enables
him 20 guarantee a speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases Of Suppression and all other Men
struai DDaagsmsnts, nom wAafsrs cause NJ let
colt street Boston.
main under treatment.
Boston. July. is6S-spnolyr2s
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A RESOLUTION for the protection Of soldiers
aud THAR heirs

Resolved by ns Senate and House Of Rsprtsenfa-
fires OF ths United States Of Im,ried IN Congt"
asstrabied That the accounting officers oil the treas
ury and pay department who are charged with the
settlement and payment OF bounties due 70 sol
diers or their heirs be. and they are hereby. OIL.
rected 20 pay or cause To be paid the sums iound
due 10 the said soldiers or their heirs In person,
OF by transmitting the amount TO them direct IN
draf or drafts, payable TO his her or their oruef,
or through the freedmcn's Bureau, or State agents
appointed specially Tor that purpose, or governors
OF national asylums. or pension agent OF the dis.
tTict where he, She OF they may reside and not 70
any claim agent or upon any power OF attorney,
transfer, or assignment whatever. ..-.
SIC p And BE- II frthsr resolved. That any ofhcer
or clerk OF any OF the executive Department. OF
the government who shall be lawfully detailed 70
investigate frauds, or attempts to defraud, on the
government or any irregulaTity or misconduct OF
any oiheer or agent OF the United States, shall
have power To administer oaths 10 anldAvits taken
in the course OF any such investigation.
sFc = I.a be a. Further rtsoired, That the tees al
lowed by law 70 attorneys or agents shall DO re-
served BY the pay department or said pension
agent and paid 20 said agent or attorney when
any such fees are due Tor services rendered In pro-
curing such bounty or bounties, and not other
wise. r.
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nunn,s PATENT NURSING BOTTLE.

The most Ps,f,yt and c0npsaisntNurslng Bottle
IN the World. We supply the trade with all parts
Bsyr's SiIssrsd Btrs RrHsA which IL oi iasstRabis
value 10 the Infant a. II Keeps the Tube perfectly
sweet and free nom acid, especially In warm wea
Their Price OF Brush, 10 cts. BURR PERRY,
successors to M. & Burr a Co. Wholesale Drug
gists. 70 fremont Street, Bostod, Mas sold by
all druggists. 5m-o
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Notces 81 deAths, not excetiing nk hnt>, nscfteo
free, above that number. al regular advertising rates.
>->->~~>S~~~-~--~~.~~>~
In this city, May %, Charley &, son OF Daniel
e. and Charlotte W. Goodwin, aged years, mos,
and - days.
Bud OF promise. precious flower,
Thou art wlthered In an hour
Early called 10 yield thy breath,
Thou art lovely, cen In death.
In keunebunkport June II, Mr.. Edwin Towne,
aged about 50 years
In kennebunk. Juro ~, Mrs Eunice Gooch,
widow Of the late Eben Gooch, aged rs years.
In Kennebunk, George L., son OF Anthony Jack
sou, aged II months.
In Lyman, June u, Miss Bessie A. Trip, aged
p years and months.
We shall meet, but we shall miss her,
There will be one vacant chair,
We shall linger 10 caress her,
When We breathe oureysning prayer
In Sanford, June 81, Jacob Stanley, aged 81 yrs,
months and II days.
In South Berwick, juno 70. Mr. Daniel Smith,
aged 90 years and months.
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Special Notices.
a CARD
coRRscTED wKSKLY,

"A CARD 4,
The loss sustained by me by the recent fire in
my store has been promptly paid by Mr.. Morris,
Biddeford, Ne. was Insured in the Monumental
Fire Insurance Co., Baltimore. and advise my
friends who wish To get insurance Mt low rates, 10
PatroniIo Mr.. Shaw's Agency.
sacO. juno - 1869. iwE
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Joint RESOLUTION concerning vacancies In the
Adiuts mt Generals department..

n, IL resolved by tie Senate and Hosss Of Rsrrs-
,<,f.f,p,. Of tAs DATED States Of <~sries Cos
gr,s, asseselsd, That the vacancies existing In the
AdjutAnt Generals department NJ the time OF the
psssage Of the act approved March third, eighteen
hundred and sixty-nine, making APPROPRIATIONS
June thirtleth, Eighteen hundred and seventy, and
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.Ntw York, Philadelphia. baltimore. Wash-
ington, and oil principal points Wet.
49, South and South Wat,
via Taunton, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, $500, Deck, 500. baggage
&&Sn checked thrsash AMI transferred In New
&1Mo& York ffce of charge.
tA12&x3o New York trains leave The Oh Colony
land streets, daily, andays esceptsdJ ioto.si .,
$50 p. NJ, arriving IN Newport 20 minutes In advance
Of the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston Of
5.3O p. NJ, connecting Al Newport with tie new and
nous, BRISTOL, Capt. Benz. Dnytou. Thess ss.ns.
are the fastest and most reliable boats the Sound built
expressly Coo spool, saity and comfort. This Line con-
meets with all Tho southern Boats and aarcsd Lnes iron
New York going West and South, and convenient 70 '
"To shippers OF Freight this uoe, With ks
new and extensive depot acemnciatios In Besou. and
large pier 10 New York. Exclusively tr the Of Tho
Loe ls supplied with facilities Ss freight and passengsr
business which cannot 30 surpAsse fr,ishs hvaysn-
New York Express Freight Train leaves boston at l5o
r. NJ, goods arrive In New York next morning about o
A. ~ feigh, leaving New Yosk reaches Dcstoo On tho
following dsy u 9ts A. ".
nys oce, at No. Old STATE IIouse, corpef Of Washing
ton and STATE strcets and at Old Colony and Hewp De-
pot, corner Of South and KneelAnd strvsts. Boston.
psUNDAY NIGHT LINE.u
Cars .s.vs every Sunday evening. ct o.so r. NJ,
connecting a. above.
The Once, Oh stais House, vill 10 open srery Sun
10 10 A. ~. and from 10 go p. ~ s sAis Of tickets
stosmeu leave New York daily. Csusiays incisdsdl
nom Pier ss North River, rot Of Murray st., Il
iyai GEO. nIIvERIcK, Passenger 3 Freight Ast
JAMES FISK, Jr,,
Managing Director Nalganset Steamship Co.
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House for Sale.

A yERY DEsfRAnfE RESIDENCR, eomr u King
"A and Yuss streets The house b oos and hAif ssssy
In pesscf ryair with sofs and hard vaies, Win god
iIve naAs he Immediate business ran a The city. rhs
house q nov occupied BY John II. Small, CO. Apply 10
nj g. X ELLIS, 20 Chauncey srset, Boseou.
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! i.
eeASR noUIii IAii1oxp- 49,
1,si.s ,sn,s :. 49,, ssAs MONDAY. MAJ a, isss.
s sSs :, ss E, ' :ss i sss'i !.::. ra ..a
Mourning, I<avs Bosson Il TO A. Is n - a o..
sse =. rpa rut..vaA - iaos a. =. aSo, 40
BAastrd he Portland, q Has a. =, an. yIs s,d
S0n Z. Rssur.ing Il AIS and 40 4. T.. N As s1d
600 Pm - 1I'I EfH Nh : n -
On hooa.ys. w.4a.sdays s.d yra.ys ,As o % >. y.
tain 20 ard fca Boseos yin Va Eastesu RAnrusl
stopping ssiy q eseo bddsiord Kennebunk, South ~.
viek Jspetisa, PossussstA, NsvtaUpsrs, sssn LSps
On russiays, Tharsdsys end sAiuNays vnl rsn Va
Boston Maine .. H. s.opplns sMr q 500 Btidsssrd,
Ksnpsbunt south Berwick Junction, Dow. kEsss, M.
vsrhIli and tAsrssce.
irsIn Ieavss Bddsssd 81 Pp~iaad sad ipaerusdiaAs
staiioos daily u 10 4. y. hetsning. isavs Portland
6s Bddeford Il s2oHn.
P.ss-urrrs vii essrrvs tat he Exp~ess train 90 his
s>asoo 10 ran Over he kaseem kAlhuad On Mspdays,
Wednesdays and Ihdays and over Ne bossso and hAlns
RAIr.d fuesdAys Thursdays and sAinrdAys Isaving
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