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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-11-08

tVtttOfntN.
This valley was discovered in the
spring of 1851, by Major James d. Saw
age and his party in pursuit of q band Of
Indians. The name yosemite" pro-
noupccd as if terminating in y, was sup.
posed to be the Indian term for grizzly
bear.
This section was granted by the Unit.
cd States Government to the state of
California, and will be forever kept for
public use. 1t is on the western slope of
the Sierra Nevada mountain and about
the center of the state, measuring north
and south. 1t is narrow gorge, nearly
eight miles in length and from half a mile
to a mile wide, enclosed by unbroken,
perpendicular granite walls, rising to the
dizzy height of from 5000 to 5000 feet
above the vale beneath. Over the brow
of these precipiccs in several places pour
streams Of water, which especially in the
rainy season, form cataracts, surprising
in beauty and magnifcence anything
known in mountain scenery 1t is
not easy to find comparisons by which to
gain an impression of the grandeur of
these lofty precipices. Let us imagine
that we are at the highest point on the
Rocky Mountain reached by the Pacific
Railroad, and that there the mountain is
cleft in twain to the level of the sea, and
We at its base are looking up the naked,
rocky, perpendicular height, a distance of
5000 feet, and then imagine that the
%loftiest peak of Mt. Washington the pride
Of New England, raises its head only to
the height that docs ore of these giant
rocks at a single bound, and that some of
the waterfalls, and nine times the length
of Niagara, and we have but a faint con-
ception of this the grandest scenery of
the world.
Surrounding this great gorge and in
keeping with its majestic rocks and gid
dy waterfalls is the vegetable production
Of this locality At a distance of from
ten to fifty miles are groves of the {" Big
Trees, " which have astonished the world.
These trees are scattered through an ex-
tensivc region at an elevation OF from
60OO to 1000 feet above the sea. One
Of the largest measures LOG feet in cir.
cumfcrence, and is 276 feet high. An
other. lying PROSTATE, has been burned
hollow, so that you can ride on horseback
in the cavity for a distance Of - feet.
and have room to turn around.
There are in the Mariposa gorge about
SIX hundred large trees. varying from 80
TO 100 feet in circumference, and from
two hundred and thirty to three hundred
and twenty-five or thirty feet high. This
grove is the nearest, being only about five
miles from the road leading from Mari
posa to Yosemite. These groves are the
property of the state, and will he pre-
served as a public resort.
\ visit to the Yosemite and Big Trees
is one of unparalleled interest, and re-
quircS preparation and endurance to make
it, but is made without danger and at
slight expense. Railroads and stages
carry one over 4 great part of the dis
lance, and saddle horses and experienced
guides conduct you the rest.
A p Vupprp
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AZ The administration of Gen. Grant
has now been III power but little over
eighteen months, and in that first eighteen
months there has been paid 100000 900
of the National Debt. In the same time
the same administration increased the re-
ceipts sS7 ,2l3, 765.60, and decreased the
expenditures sS2, S53,06e.77, making a
definite saving of s170,066, S26.37.
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Mr.. Ashbury, of the yacht Cambria"
is at San Francisco, the guest Of the yacht
club Of that city.
Prof. George Davidson, OF the United
States Coast Survey, has been appointed
Professor of Astronomy and Geology in
the University of California.
The weather obasry atoms from Key
West to Cheyenne are all received at
Washington and distributed owe the
country within one hours time.
The ~caisson for the cost abutment of
the bridge over the Mississippi, at ST.
Louis, was launched yesterday.
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NTIDDLEBURY CIDER MILL.

There will be a Cider Mill ready for the benefit
of cider makers in this vicinity, on the Middle
bury Foundry premi,e 90, where good older can be
made in short order, on q new style press. Address
Lssk Box sic, Middshury, VT 2A:sns
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MiAblsbutpA teistu.
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TUESDAY, NOV. =. 1870.

S1S The November elections occur to-
day. Before another issue we shall learn
Of the result in Massachusetts,, New York,
Delaware. Virginia, New Jersey, Mary.
land, Florida, Alabama, Kentucky, Ten
nessee, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Nevada.
We await the verdict Of the people.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Renne's Pain.killing Magic Oil is sold by most
Of our traders, and is becoming almost as indis-
pensable in a family as good -four. It cures pain
quickest of anything Of ever tried
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1zx- No subject of Legislation discus
sion has excited more interest than the
proposition for regulating the use of
uoney--for changing the present law es-
tablishing the legal rate at six per cent.
and making a higher rate legal. A bill
fixing the legal rate at 8 per cent. has
been voted down by a large majority and
properly too. The object of a change
is the betterment of Jul financial condi.
ton. 1t is difficult to see how this would
be an improvement. For if, as the friends
Of the measure asserted, it would cause
money holders to keep their money al
home, it, at the same time, places it out
the reach Of the ordinary dealer or farmer
The proposition Of Mr.. Slade making /
per cent. the legal rate, is better, but no
the right thing. Still we are not satisfied
with the present condition of things. l
is apparent that with the legal rates a
8 per cent. and the high rates of taxation
money lenders will seek investment on
of the State, or take what they can ge
contrary to the laws, and they can get
much higher rate because of the dow q
capital out of the State. Here is al
evil to be remedied, but il done by in
ereasing the legal rate, brings in anothe
and worse evil. We desire to retain tn
present rate for the great bulk of bushes
transactions, and yet not hedge up tn,
way for more profitable investments
sndthereby send much Of our capital out o
the State. A better way might be to re
tain our present rate Of interest where II,
special agreement is made, but a%llowin,
q higher rate when specified in the trans
action, this higher rate to be limited to
reasonable sum, say 9 per cent. Their
should be severe penalties for going be
yond this limit by any legal bubble.
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EcThe interest in the election in
New York to-day is daily becoming more
intense, and the United States officers have
made the most complete preparation for a
thorough and vigorous support Of the new
Congressional election law. The Super
visors lately appointed have made care
full examination of the registry list and
have found about 1900 suspicious names
on the rolls, which will be closely watch
cd on election day, and any attempt at
fraudulent voting will be promptly check
ed. Marshal Sharpe issued to his 1000
deputies full instructions, prepared by
Attorney General Ackerham, defining
their duties and the offences for which
they may make arrests on election day
without a writ, and urging upon them f.
deity and discretion in the discharge of
their important duties.
They are to secure a free exercise Of
suffrage to every person entitled to vote,
and to afford protection to supervisors and
inspectors in the discharge Of their duties
and especially to guard against any at
tempt at m~iscounting the votes. Super
visors and deputies are themselves liable
to arrest for any neglect o. violation of
their duties.
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( 'OALl COAL!

A DDISON co. CONVENTION
IA OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
A Convention Of the Good Tsmplars of Add
son County will be held in Bristol Village, on
Tuesday, Nov. 29th, 1870, at 10 o'clock, "a. M
The exercises will be public, during the day and
evening, and not only all Good Templars, but all
the psopi, Of the County are earnestly invited To
be present.
BY request of the County Lodges.
GEO. W. GRANDEY, o.. W. c. L.
Nov. 3, 1870. 33;2y
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JNHE BUSHNELL FARM. "

This desirable farm, containing ia asEes, de
lightfully situated on the main street in Cornwall.
near Church, Post Office and School, three miles
south of Middlsbury, il now offered tor sale. This
farm is well watered-has a fine Sugar Orchard
near the house, also a Dung orchard IN bearing
For the production Of all kinds Of grain, roots
and grass, or fruit, il ranks among the best In the
pleasantly arranged two-story house. With conveu
lent farm buildings.
ANY one wishing n good farm, pleasant home.
and excellent social, religious and educational sd
yantages, are cordially invited to call and exam.
HE the property Of the proprietor on the premises
l.. &. MEAD
Cornwall, Jan. :, 1870. l2:tt
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4 LDERNEY HEIFER FOR SALE

A very tine three lourths jersey or AideTnsy
%lIeifer, two years Old, To come in next spring
ALBERT CHAPMAN
Middlebury, NOV. |, 1870. 2
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JAKE NOTICE,

All persons indebted to me must settle iilms-
diately, as | am closing up my accounts prepare
tory To- leaving the place. Pay up and save costs
A. V. SPALDING
Bristol, VI, oct. p, 1870. 32;ti
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Wheelock G. Veazey, Rutland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-01

EEEssTSQ On and after Monday September 10Th.
-1s-Tand until 1urther notice fra ma
leave the P. q X. r. X Depot in PORTLAND Tor Lake
oeDaSo anu intermediate stations follows:
freignt sraln with passenger car attached at O M
A. NJ. PASSENGER trains at 1880 and Is p. M
Trains viii leave Lake Sebago for Por land as fo,
lows: Passenger trains at a. A. M. and 1 ~ p M
Freight train, with passe ger attached at IL
A. M; The 1880 P. NJ. train from Portland and the
LAB M train from the Lake, will connect with the
steamer Oriental" to and from Naples, Brighton
NO BridgtOn, Harrison and Waterford.
Inc 9.O0 A. M. train from Portland and the 1 As M
tram nom the Lake will connect at Sebago Lake
with daily Stages to and from Baldwin, Hiram
brownheid Fryeburg, Conway, and other towns be-
"a Stages will leave Hiram daily in season TO
connect with the II 90 M train from The lake re-
land. ~ 'A'N- wv
Mon lay, Wednesday and Friday of each week
a.es VIII leave Freedom, N. H., Porter Kezar
fails, Cornish, North and Fast Lmjpgiop and
STandish, connecting at the Lake with the las r.
NJ tan Tor Portahd.refurning on Tuesda ys 4 hurs-
from Portland. " -
On and after Monday, Sept 26, Daily Stages will
ieave foiter keazer Falls, Cornish North and East
Llmngton and Standsh in season to COZ meet with
the ii..O M train from The Lake re urni on ar
rival OF the IL 50 NJ. train from Portland.
BiCKFORD'S LINE OF STAGES viii Iease
Lowe every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at G
A. M tor East Fryeburg, Denmark. Sebago and
Stand1sh con- ec'ine at Lake Sebago with the AS
7. Nj. train for Portland, returning on TUESDAYS
Thursdays and Saturdays on arrival of the o A. M,
train from Portland.
Tickets for sale at at the office of tie p q KRR
Portland, Sept IS, 1870. DIT
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MEDICAL.
DR. j. Il. HUGHES,
CAN BE soTsD AT BIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS

Next tssc RI ebae he osae,
gEYaEAE he can 30 consulted privately, and VIZ;
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, NJ
hours daily, and from 8 4. n. to Up. N.
DR.. Y addresses those who are suffering under the
Af1ictoA OF lrivate disessee.u0hethet arising from
Impure connection the terrible vce OF sel-aoafe.
cevotng his entire tins that particular branch OF
soc medical Profession. he feels warranted in GUAR"
ANfkEiHe CUER III ALL CASES, whether OF long
standing or recently coHtToetcd entirely removing tho
a1egs OF disease from the system, snd nssinG Dsr
fsct and PERMANENT CURE,
he would call the attention OF the srluted 50 ire
aat OF bis t0oe-stsod;ng and 9al-s2rnsd reputstisn
urnishia2 s0Sccsant assurance OF MS skill and set.
cess,
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GRAND Trunk RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

ssssS;Esi1 On and after Monday, June 10 1870.
Sd4S Trains will run as follows:
Expire s train at ITO A. NJ for Montreal. stopniro
at al staiious between Portland and South Par,s
and at Bryants Pond, Bethel, Gorham Norbnm
Derldnd and North 'Straiiord, arriv ng at Island
Pond Las M, anu Montreal at 80 r. Nj.
Cars on this train will run through to Montreal
trains west.
Express Train for Danville Junction at LOS M.
stations. wy "
Mail Train (stopping at all staiions) for Island
fond, connecting with night mail train for Quebec
montreal anc The West, at 1.25 p M.
Accommodation tor South Paris and intermediate
stations at $50 P. NJ. t -
Passenger trains will arrive as follows:
From Montreal, Quebec, Island Pond, Gorbam .
south Parls and Lewiston, at $40 A NJ
From Bangor at 200 NJ.
from MontIe cal. Quebec and Gorham at 2.25 NJ
accommodation from South Paris, at Z. 80 z, M.
~ u Sleeping Cars on ali night Trans.
Xhe company are not responsible for baggage 10
any amount excesding $50 in value land that persor
ell unless notice is given, and paid Tor ut the rate of
ore passenger for every $500 additional value :
G. J. BRYDGES, Mancq,no Dirscfcv.
=. BAILkY, Local Superintendent.
Portland
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w "a ~ II ED.
Vessels Wanted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
City of Portland.

DURSUANT to an order of the City Council the
Il undersigned Committee on New Streets, will
meet at tie junction of Portland and Douglas
streets, on Saturday, the first day OF October next
at IL O'Clock p. ~ to hear all parties
and then determine and adjrdee whether public
,d @ e lure that Douglas street Should be
ded by law.
said Committee will meet at the junction OF Forest
ana Congress streets OIL Saturday, the first day OF
October next at II o'clock P. NJ. to ear all part
les interested. and then determine and aoiudge
whether public convenience requires that any BART Of
Congress street west OF Forest street be discontinued
and If they shall SO adjudge, will then and there
discontinue that part OF Congress street
Also, pursuant to an order OF the CITY Council
said Committee will meet at the Junction OF Emery
and Saiem sire. is, on Saturday he rst day of Or-
tcber at 3 O'Clock P. M to hear all partes interest
ed, and then determine and adjudge whether public
between Salem ana Danforh streets be discontinued
aud if they shall so adjudge, will then and there
discontinue that part of Emery street.
Also, pursuant to an order OF the CITY Council
sald Committee will meet on Deering street, at The
corner OF land OF S. w. Larrabee on Saturday the
first day of October next. at 1-2 O'clock p NJ IN
hear all parties iDtereste,, and then ceterminc
and adjunge whether public convenience REQUIRES
that street should be laid out from Deerne 10
cumberland streets. between Iaud OF S. w. LARA
bee and land of j. S. Kicker, and if they shall SO
Drudge, will then and there lay out the same, and
fix the damages required by law. 80
Also, pursuant 10 an order OF the CITY Council
SAD Committee will meet on Spring street opposite
May street, on Saturday, the first day of october
next, at O'Clock p. NJ here all parties td
and hen determine and aojudge whether public
venlf nee requires that Spring street, opposite
may street: be strait htened, and it they SHAH so
sdJudge, will then and there lay out the same and
hX the damages as required by law.
ALSO, pursuant to an order of the CITY Council
sald committee will meet on Locust street on SAT,
nday, Inc fist da7 OF Octo next, at 1-2 o'clock
r. M, 10 h ar all parties interes eG, and there do
termlne an. and adjpdge v neither public convenience
requires mat any part OF said street be wdened on
tne easerv side OF said street, and II they sinai 81
aoJudge WIZ then and there lay out the same. and
hx the damages as required by law. '
Also pursuant to an order OF the Civ Connou
SAID COMMITTEES will meet at the Junction of Fore
and Franklin streets. on SATURDAY, the first day of
october next, at O'Clock p. NJ to hear ali raytirs
interested, and then determine and adjudge Wbefb
er pubic convenience requires that Franklin street
from Fore to Commercial streets, be widened, and
if they they shall so adjudge will then and there law
out the same and fix the dam as required by law
Benz. KlNGSEURY, JR,
TIMOTHY b. TOLFURD, Committee
JAMES BAILEY, on
ISAAC JACKSON, New
JAS. CUNNINGHAM. Streets
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FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphis. Baltimore. Wash
1ngton. and all the principal points
West, South and South West.

For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
lngtnn and all the principal points
West, South and South West.
Via Taunton, fail River and Newpsrt.
CABIN, $500; Deck Si.oo Baggage checked
tnrougn ana transferred IN n rree OF Charge
New York trains leave the Old Colony and New
pert RAILWAY Depot, corner OF South and kueeIspd
daily Sundays excepted as follows an SO
NJ, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes In advance AZ
sue rssaiar Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
a. . ~ "a, connecting at Fall River with the
lev % anu magnificent s'eamers PRovfDr nee Capt.
q; M. Simmons. BRISTOL, Capt A Sjnmons-
boats Cd the Sound built expressly Tor speed
ana comfort This line connects with All the Sonti
ern Boats and Railroad Lines IRON New York going
Steamers. W Va" Saiiioihia
ITO shippers OF Frepxhs., this Line. with
us new and extensive depht accom mod atoms In i;os
on anl 'ar2e per i'll New York. Exclusively tor the
Heignt anu passenger business which cannot be sur-
Pdss,0. Freight Always taken at low rates ana t,r-
warded with dispatch. ~ W.
NEW YORK Express Train leaves Boston at 13D
NJ goods arrive il New York next NOR uino abopt
a NJ. Freight leaving New YORK reaches Boston on
the following day at 94S A NJ.
FOR tickets, berrhs and staterooms appv al the
washington and State streets and at Old Colony and
newport railroad Depot, corner OF South and Kpse-
land streets, Boston.
steamers leave New York daily, SUNDAYS excs,.
ed) from Psea 80 Worth River loot OF Cbambsy
st at 5.90P "a. 0'""'e'
GEO. SuIvEsIoK, Passenger and Freixbt AGENT
So, $780,. JAMES FISK, JR President
Co. as"nse"
Nov5 dftr
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~ AEIEst
-L0bOrers TAINTED j.!

IL ter Railroad are wantei. '' anu A'0'n'
Apply 10 HIrCHINGS & CO.,
c.ao Office No. AZ Market st., Portland,
sept ~ dlw*
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REAL NS,kA..xx,.,
Farm tor EaIe!

nNE of the very best farms in the town of Phips-
~ burg, known as the lice Farm" situated on
tn kennebec river about five miles Bath. The
said farm contains about three hundred acres OF
which there is splendid wood lot OF about two hun
dred acres OF Ship Timber and other kinds of Tim
ber thirty acres IN The field and seventy acres in
the pasture. There is two story brick House on
the farm and barn and ut-buidngs.
This is rare chance Tor shp-builders.
For further particulars please call at
S. II. COLESWOKTHY'S,
% Exchange St., Portland Maine or at
S. h. COLESWORTHY'S, JR.,
5i2 Washington Street, Bath, Maine.
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4 he Rival of Niagara.

ibis is not fancy picture; have seen
time in Nevada, Just at it IS here limned.
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RAIIROkI,a,
s0RTLAnDaRO cHESTEnR.a
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

-s4zaaiillala1zfs1 On and after Monday. Mavz 1870
spSSsses rains will run as follows:
centel ,r Trans leave Portland daily tSundays ex-
"a AZ a',red and intermediate stations, al 7.u
Le ea,,e tortland tor Saco River at s.15P.M.
lions al 81, A. NJ. WI" 'n'erneoate sta-
keaVe 9aco River for Portland at $50 A. M. and
Freight train with passeposr oo ,
ell leave Alfred for Portland at 5.3o a M r a'tacn
Leave Portland for Alfred at Las p NJ
Stages connect as follows:
Falls, Baldwin. o'eef
AT Saco River, for West Buxton, Bonny Eae,s
South LimiDgton, Limington, daily.
At Centre Marlborough Station for Limerick
NewfeIo. Parsopsfed and Ossipee. tri-weel3y
At Center Marlborough for Limerick Parsons
field, daily.
anon Little RiverFalls), So. Lebanon, T.. Roehes-
ter and Rochester
THOS. QUINBY, Superintendent.
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1HE GREAT CATARACT IN SOUTH AMERICA
NEARLY EIGHT HUNDRED FEET FALL
COLUMN OF SNOW WHITE FOAM.
mr. Richard Brown writes to The London
Post on the 10Th ult.:
,n1s ,ne month of April last, waterfall of an
q +r;h,, H., nelgnt was discovered on the potarn
TRIBUTARY OF the Essequebo river. bv Mr. G. e
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Eamarisc0tta & Waldoboro
First Trip Commencing April 2.

<SMHS2 Steamer "Chas. Hsueh-
h eon,o ALDEN WlNCHEN-
T~\NA1/ER BACH, Master, win ieav, the
fE.-..5-.s. west side of Atlantic Wharf,
s.ezs-sz.sSsIe| loot india Street every
SATURDAY al 7o'coes A. M. for DamariseoIta
and every WEDNESDAY. at 6 o'clock A. M, for
Wsldoborc, touching at intermediate landings.
RETURNING-wili leave Damariscotta every
MONDAY, att O'Clock A. NJ, and Waldoboro' eyety
THURS DAY al o'clock A. NJ.
Freight received after O'Clock NJ, on days pre-
vious to sai'iny.
For further particulars inquire of
HARRIS, ATWOOD s. CO.,
mrZ3dtt 1f5 COMMERCIAL ST.
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kOarderS Wanted
GENTEEL accommodations for Gentleman and
~ VIE, pheasant parlor chamber,) and few single
franklin st. is ie3Odtf
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Pacific Mail Steamship s!Onlpany's
Through Line IT,
Il O @ a l. i # O IL N L a.
Fh a= CHINA AND JAPAN.
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS 81
And Carrying the Un,ued >sn,es Mfaiis
Fares GreaHy Reduced.

Fares Greatly Reduced.
Steamships on the Connecting on tn
Atlantic: 4.. Pacific with the
ALASkA. COLORADO,
l., NRY GHAUNCY' CONSTITUTION,
NEW YnRk, GOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QU ZEN, SACRAMENTO,
NOki H. RN LIGHT, GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA Sc
One OF The above large and splendid Steamshi
will leave Pier No. q, North River loot Canal ST.
at IL O'Clock noon, on the 9TH and 21st or every
month Except when those days tall on Sunday. and
then on the preceding Saturday, )tor ASPlNWALL,
connecting, via. Panama Railw ay, with one OF the
ComIany's Steamships from Panama tor SAN
FRANCISCO, touching at MANZANILLO. B
. Departures OF the 2ist connects at Panama with
steamers for SoCTH PACIFIC and Gen TRIAL AMERI-
CAN PORTS. Those OF the 9Th touch at MANZAN-
LILO. -frl
FOR Japan and China, Steamer AMERICA leaves
San francisco, Feb. list, 1870.
One hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult
Baggage Masters accompany baggage through and
attend to ladies' and children without male protec-
tors. Baggage received on the dock the day before
sallIng, rom steamboats,, railroads, and passengers
who prefer to send down early. Is f -l.-.I -
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and
attendance free :
For freight or passage tickets or further informs-
ton apply ut the company's ticket Office on the
wharf. foot OF Cana, street, North River, to +, K.
BABY, Agent, or to the gents tor New England.
hz Pfc s C. l.. BARTLETT u CO.,
slsa ra3 a4a 16 Br0a0 Street. Boston, or
....f,t,- W. ID. LITTLE & CO,
jantotf ..t f, 495 Exchange ST., Portland