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Smyrna times., 1870-06-15
STATE AND LOCALS.

SHORT lTEMS.-The Peninsuar Fruit Grow
ers Association meets at Dover next Tuesday.
The SCssex journal says the damage tc
the pier at Lewes by the recent storm is not SC
PAD as was at first supposed The pile driver
mas Deen raised, and sustained little damage.
W. W. Dulany. of Georgetown, has a pros.
pect for over one hundred bushels of cranber
rles this season, though his plants are young
and will not be in full bearing before next
year.
Notwithstanding the wet weather the shin
ments of berries from Sussex co. will greatly
exceed those Oflast year.
The NJ. f. Church at Seaford has bcrr
repaired and repainted and a new parsonage !,
about being erected, A town hall is also talk.
ed of. ''''A
The ".Old Folks" Concert at Middletowr
last week was grand success. There is talk
of repeating it.
he Aent co. Railroad will soon be complet
ed SIX miles beyond Kennedyvile.
John A; Jones has been appointed by Gov.
ernor Salisbury, constable for Middletown.
1T person tells the census taken story, )
purposely, he or she is Liable to fine of $50
Alexander Goodwin, Of Dover, has been an
pointed by the Governor Justice of the Peace
and Notary Public in place of John A. Steven
son, ESQ.,, whose term had expired.
The old Swedes Church, in Wilmington. wa,
II! years old last Sunday-Was dedicated or
Trinity Sunday 1899.
- Henry Z. Cannon, son of the late Governo,
Cannon, and Edwin NJ Wilmer formerly al
this town, graduated at Dickinson College
recently.
Mr.. Lowery, of Milford is said to have the
finest truck patch " in the State. Has three
thousand cabbages over one of which buSbel
basket could not be turned without breaking
off the leaves.
a negro man measuring feet inches was
ln THIS 'own on Monday and attracted consider
aole attention. He was as 'lank as he was
long, which made his height seem greater
than 1t really was. He Was from Maryland.
We said last week that Messrs. Mabood e.
Mcguire, at Clayton, were making 1000 peach
baskets per day. If we had said 206O we
would have been nearer the mark.
The funds of the Loan Associations of this
town sold for 20(I2l per cent. for the current
month '"'
~, Strawberries will run out with this week
1hey have been abundant, notwithstanding the
wet weather, but not so good thereby.
The .. s. District Court convened in VII.
mlngtOn yesterday. The counterR,it case Of
Mr. Jump, of Kenton, is one of the cases ON
the trial list. 0''
There was drowned man foated ashore at
Bowers beach, last Saturday supposed to have
Oeeh lost IN one OF those storms few DAYS ago
lhe H. GettH a cOmmonous night boat
IS IS now stopping regularly at ColIins's Beach
See adv.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

ELECHoNs.-The municipal election al
Washington last week resulted in the election
of MIR. Matthew G. Emery Conservative Re
publican as Mayor, in opposition to the regular
Republican nominee, MIR Sayes j. Bowen.
The Democrats and many of the negroes sup
ported Emery.
The result Of the recent election in Oregon
IS undecided, both parties claiming it. The
Democrats have probable succeeded, however.
as they have been III the majority for several
years. But the Republicans have made large
gums. The State went against Grant by about
5000 Ghe Legislature will elect a United
States Senator to succeed Mr. iWilhams. Re-
publican.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

A REPUBLICAN VIEW oF DEMOCRATIC PRES
1pENTIAL AspIRA Hrs s.-The Albany Journal
kindly furnishes the .pe;adcracy with list of
their entries for the Presidential stakes of 1872.
1t declares that Judge Chase stands " head
and shoulders above all his fellows - that
Groesbock, Of Ohio--,brot,her-in-la@ Of General
paced democracy, first class mediocrity and
PoIk-like obscurity;" that Hendricks, Of In
diana. = is stronger in ambition than in
friends" that Hancock " travels on his mus
Gle - aud, finally, that Governor Hoffman has
the lead just now, but that '' this very fact will
prevent him from winning"
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

With the President s signature the new Army
bill. at once goes into effect. The reduction of
the army is to be completed, by July /, 1871,
and after that time the standing army is not TO
number more than 10000. Army, oilcers en-
ployed in CIVIL duties on leave OF absence, f SIIn S
pres;dent and others, are required either to
vacate their civil appointments or to resign
tbeir military commissions. By these and other
nrov;sions which we have heretofore ex-
flained. the bill will save over $4,OOO,oOO an
nually.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

The report made to the Southern Presbyte-
rlan Assembly in session at Louisville, XIV.
strongly diSapproved any reconciliation with
the Northern Presbyterians The document
Is ably written indeed as "a nice bit of special
pleading, It has never been surpassed. But
the shrewdneSs with which it lodges the que.-
ton of Slavery, the very rock upon which the
National Church was riven asunder. is snfi-
gently amusing. We have not been able to
ma n the word Slavery in the paper at all
BY a delicate euphemiSm, Human Bondage is
called = An institution Of the country-a tradi-
mona inheritance from our fathers The
rebellion is also dignifed as {" a defence of our
hearth-stones and the graves of our dead. :"
Considering these as the opinions to which
Southern Presbyterians, in spite of events. are
still elinglng, If We were Northern Prcsbvte-
ran, we do not think that the poStponement
OF " the reconciliation" would break our heart
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

REV. $. l.. BALDwIN-Thisg gentleman and
wife, missionaries from China, arrived at Cam
den, last week, to visit the father of Mrs Bald
win, Rev. NJ Jerman. They have with them
a. native Chinaman, Sing Cha Cha, who ex-
cites great curiosity among the citizens Else
where we give an interesting account of the re-
c5eptlon Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. at Newark, N. j.,
the FORMER home Of Mr. Raldwin.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

The CLAYTON PROPERTY CLAIM-The U.
S Circuit for this State sits in Wilmington
next Tuesday. when the case of Whortcnby
VS.. DR. VIM. Daniel, Mason Bailey, and others
comes up for trial. WhOrtenby has retained
MeSSrs. Bayard and Whiteley as counsel and
the defence have secured the services of Hon.
k.S,yyerdy johnson, Of Baltimore. The cause
will excite not only local hnt neneral intnrest
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

SMYRNA SEMINARY.-The evam;not;o., -
the classes begins at the Seminary ON Mnndau
next, and will continue during the week The
patrons and friends are earnestly requested to
visit the school for the purpose of witnessing
these examinations. The hours of gxaminao
ton IN any particular branch Of study NAV be
known by reference to the plan of recitation.
In the possession of each pupil. The closing
exercises OF the school will take place on FRI,
day evening, 24th inst, Of which due notice
Will be given in our next issue,
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

&, Pc MICS, &c.-The students of Smyrna
seminary held pic mic or Monday, in the
Sunday School are holding one TO-DAY in NJ
Street woods, in the ALLEY" The CLAYTON
Sunday School held their pic mic on T6nrsdov
at Mr.. r; Mitchell's lawn Font Hill" To,
morrow the EaSton, Md, Sunday School make
their excursion to our town, and it is expccte
that large crowd will come with it if :be
weather be favorable The Smyrna school will
receive the excursionists at the depot. Tbev
Will arrive In the morning trains. 4O-and re-.
turn in the noon train. anu i'
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

Excursions TO LEwEs. Several excursions
have recently gone over the Junction and
Breakwater Rail Road to Lewes, which is
looking up as place of resort in summer.
There is a movement on foot to build large
house on the Beach to shelter excursionists
trom the hot sun, and dressing rooms for bath
erS
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

DELAWARE STATE MEDICAL SoctEry The
State Medical Society met in Dover Yesterday,
The attendance was quite good and much
interest taken in the discussion. Interesting
reports were made by several committees. The
next meeting is to be held in this place. DIR.
Vallandlngbam, of St. Georges was elected
President for the ensuing year
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

Fruit Shipments from California to the At
lantlc ports are thought to be Improbable when
the freight to Chicago exceeds 5000 a car load,
end as the Pacific Railroads could not be in,
duced, by the solicitation of the fruit growers.
to reduce their charges to this basis. it is said
that no large shipments will be sent on during
the present year.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

WOMEN s MISSIONARY SOCIETY. ladies
OF the Methodist Churches in Wilmington
have organized an auxiliary society to the
Woman Foreign Missionary Society of the
w. r. Church, with the following officers -
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Hon. Daniel NJ Bates; Vice
President, Mrs: j. Wilson; Recording Secre
tt;ary' Mrs William p Field; Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. Saml l., Gracey; Treasurer
The purpose Of the Society is to engage and
unite the efforts O.! christian women in sending
le!paie MISSIONARIES to women in the foreign
fIL HlsSlon heI1S OF the Methodist Episcopal
teachers and bibIe-readers in those fields
Mrs: j. I. Gracey and Mrs. DR.. Butler. mis-
slonarIeS' recently delivered interesting lectures
before the society. %
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

PROdREss IN JAPAN.-Ncwspapcrs in the
Japanese language have lately been sprinping
into existence in many of the large cities of the
empire. We also hear of extensive projects on
the part OF the japanese government for the
introduction of railroad and teegranb Enos
And yet the massacre of Christians stilI con.
on in Japan, just as the massacre of indians
continues here in this Christian land.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15
CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL CO.

CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL Co
An election for Directors took place last week
when Andrew G. Gray of New Castle was re-
elected President aud Samuel W. Jones, Geo.
Gad1walader, Joseph Jones, J. F. Fisher, John
Bohen William Harmer II. Pratt Mexican.
). +. Gilpin, T. \. Blddle, L. V. Williamson,
Isaac Ford, Charles H. Hutchinson, Edwin
Swift and David Scull, Directors.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

SMYRNA CIRCUIT CAMp.-The tent drawinp
for Smyrna Circuit Camp took place on Satur,
day last, when thirty-two sites were taken.
There will be a committee on the ground every
Saturday afternoon from to o'clock to point
out locations for tents The bread stand was
let to Mr.. Silcox the horse, pound to Mr.. War
ren and one of the boarding tents to Mr. In
gram. Other lettings will be sold next Satur.
dav.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

The Sussex Journal refers to Mr.. Riddle.
the last Republican candidate fer Governor. as
an old Irishman and "an old Fenian
traitor" It is hardly fair for the Journal to
cast reflections upon the whole Irish people
from which its party receives SO much of its
strength, simply because one of them chooses
to be Republican.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

Reunion JuBTLEE-.A grand Reunion Ju-
bilee was held in Wilmington last week NV The
Presbyterian Churches. On Tuesday afternoon
the children of eight Sunday Schools naraded
to Institute Hall where singing and addresses
were the programme. In the evening ali the
cholrs united in singing and addresses were
made by number Of Presbyterian ministers,
and by Rev. Mr.. Cookman, of Grace NJ. L.
Church.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

A BLACK DEMOSTuENEs. We notice that
several OF our Democratic exchanges have been
FURNISHING, under the above heading, what
purportS to be a speech delivered by coored
man at Carrolton, Mississippi, some time last
Such a production, however was written bv
zen. Jeff. Thompson, late of the Rebel army,
and printed in an Aberdeen, Miss, paper
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

New PREsBYTERtAN SyNoD -,rbo ....
Presbyterian Synod; known as the synod IeT ~
Baltimore, comprises within its Limits ali ot ot
Delaware, the whole of Maryland, and ali the h,
Presbyterian churches in Virginia, and West
Virginia, cast of the Allegheny mountains
Ihe Synod met in Hanover Presbyteaian
Church, Wilmington, yesterday, when about
one hundred mipisters aud elders were pres,
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

HOME INVESTMENTS. We are selling the fol-
lowing, desirable first class securities SIM
6nry Lewestown r. r. of Penna., 7 per cent
FIRST Mortgage gold B0nds at 9Ol and accrued
interest and the Wilmington and Reading r.
IL. 2nd Mortgage per cent curren ncy Bonds at
SZa and accrued interest, aud recommend them
IN our opinion as safe and profitable invest
ment, John McLear g. Son, Bankers, No.
COZ Market street Wilmington Del
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15
The Cloths and Cassimeres
are new, just bought, and comprise all the leadln
styles.
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool Cotton, knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Balmorals, Ladies aud Cnl!dren's Hose
Mems Hose, Candle Wlck, Lamp WIcks, Gloves,
Neck-ties, HardkcrchIri> Hooks and ENc>, Velvet
Trimmings, Tape, S,rt Braio. Combs, Gun Gaps,
Hair Pins. Buckles, Pms, Needles, Scissors, Coat
and Vest Binding, ThImblcs, Collars, Cuffs Corsets
Fwlne, kId Gloves, MocLlne Sewing six, and
spool Silk, &c. &c, Letter FooI>-cap, Note and
Bill Paper, Pens. Pen Holders. Lead Pencils, States
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books. Ink Pocket
BOOKS, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Mucagt, DC.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon hy
JOSEPH H. HoFFEcKER Elitor and Proprietor az SMYRNA
Delaware.
not paid till the end of the year No paper continued
all arrears are padonly at the option OF the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted the rate of Seven
ane torthe first Insertion subsequent insertions Threeand
shalf cents liberal discount made quarterly semian
nual ami weary advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15
DRY GOODS

VIZ; Silks, PoPIins, Alpaca>, Ch4lllcs, All. Woo
DcIalnes, Cotton Dcalnes, aud Cacoes, with mans
Of the latest stvles Of Dress Good, Gingbsr,..
Jeans, Osnab burgs F'anne!s, TlckIngs, Table Cloths,
Sack Flannels, Napkins, Sheetlugs, Pillow Casa
husIins, Swiss StnpmgS, Cambrcs, Paper Aluslms
Dcnnns, Cheeks, DrllllngS, Nanaeen. Llnens. Mus
Inns, Pla'd~, ShawIs, Diaper, Lawns. Chamhrlvs,
r'qneS' and all the goods usually io4nd III i first,
class country sto!c.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

The National Anti Secret Society in soss;ou
at Cincinnati, have adopted resolutions do.
nOuncing secret societies, especially tbe Froo
Masons, charging that they ignore the Cbr;s
tian religion, that they are essentially ;mmnraI
injurious to the social family and of beatbar,
origin, and that they pray to unknown Gods
etc. ON'i
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

There are nine white Republicans in Cen
trevtlle, Md The Citizen thinks the town is
perfect Democratic paradise, and may possi-
bly, be the future abiding place of Petrolem V.
Nasty, when old Billy Sapp's "s'loon'' is clos.
ed at Masters Y Roads.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

DELAWARE CoLLEGE-The Trustees Of tbi,
institution, at recent meeting, completed the
organlzatlon Of the College, by the election Of
the Faculty and final adoption of the !" Plan Of
Government and instruction" The Facultv
Is i, now constituted as follows: Hon. William
II. Purnell, 4. NJ, President, and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy; Edward D.
Porter, A. NJ, Professor Of Practical A@ricn. +.
ture and National Sciences; William d, MacL.
ey, A; NJ, Professor Of Mathematics and An
Gent Languages; Charles 2. Williams. A. NJ
Professor OF Chemistry-Pure and Applied -
Jules Alacheret, Professor of Modern Lam
guases and Military Tactics All these gentle
men N "a have Slgnifed their acceptation, and the
college Will be opened for the reception of stu
uentS ON the 18th OF Septeml er 1870 The
commencement exercises, consisting of tbe
Alumni OratI n, Inauguration IF President and
Faculty, comforting OF Degrees and the Mas
ter Oratlon, will take place on Wednesday
July 9th, 1870, at clock, p NJ. Delaware
CoIlege Is once more thoroughly organized. and
on more permanent basis than ever before
It's buildings and grounds are in complrte order
1t has vested fund of probably $50 OOO,-
Libraries OF b, 900 volumes, a splendid collection
OF Philosophical Apparatus-an fnaIlya Fac.
ulty thoroughly qualified for their resnectiva
positions. = { COnlnercim
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

y. BISHOP SIMPSONS VIsIrro ErRopE.-Rev.
BISHOP Simpson, who, with hi, witc and
44hughter; u and Rev. DIR. r. s Foster lett New
2rk on Wednesday, for Liverpool. will rrob-
ably visit the British and Irish UonfrrenceS. and
wi WIN also visit the Methodist Conferences Of
uernlany and Switzerland. 1t is the bishop 5
purpose and plan Of work to visit Denmark, -,
Norway and Sweden. and Ordain the mission
arles in those fields who have been elected to
orders. -
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

IHE QUESTION SET TILED.-rh0se eminent men, Or.
James Clark, Physician 10 Queen VIc,or,s and DR.
lIughes Bennett say that Consumption can he cured
Dr. WIslar knew this when he discovered hIs now
widely known BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, and expe.
rehce hus proved the correctness OF has opinion.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION At
the meeting on Monday, at PhiIadelnhia Of
the pennsylvania Grand Lodge of the Amer-
can Protestant Association, a resolution was
9t1ered to instruct the representatives to the
Grahd Lodge of the United States to vote in
FAVOR OF striking out the word white" from
fhe 5 constitution. The question occupied near
" the whole of the session, and the motion pre-
vailed by vote of yeas 80, nays II.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

D.H AEN AND Now-Ten years ago Wanamaker &
cnpN. %uwn s occupied two lte stories Of house at he
largest house the continent cnvs,;ny nave the
formerly occupied by some dozen or more ,tores pa'e
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

Dr. Abel Stevens, of Brooklyn, is expectec
t, to succeed President McClintock, late of Drew
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

The monthly decrease in the national deht !.
not the only encouraging financial statement
We receive showing that the country. under a
wise Administration, is Fastening to Resump
tlon' and consequent prosperity The com.
melclal statistics for nine months of the cur
rent fiscal year show that we have imnortnd
$4,000, 900 less, and exported $4j. 900. 600 more
than during the same time in lS6S-g, and
moreover, the increase of imports aud eynorts
carried in American vessels has been marked
and significant. A'u
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

The Polish COLONY IN VIRGTxrA.-Tbe
Richmond Wing learns that the Polish col
ony recently established, under the auspices
OF the Virginia Land Agency, in the upper
part OF. Amhurst and in Bedford county, is
prospecting well. The coloni>ts have already
planted out $4,000 grape vines, and speak
confidently of the prospects of large refnrn
lhey are expecting an accession of one thou
;r sand Ie1mlgrants to join them in "a few weeks
4 ne Hon; Caleb Gushing, the president of this
Polish Emigration and Colonization Soriety
refers to it as a great enterprise. from wb;ch
the most important and valuable results are ~
be expected ~
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15
Wood and VViIiOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Keelers, Churns, Brooms,
Ioihes Pins, Clothes Brushes Hair Brushes. Scrub
Brushes, Fancy and Market Baskets. Curry Combs
butter Prints, Butter Bowls. Wash Boards, W al
brushes, Halt. Bnshel and Peck Measures, OIL
cloths, Mats and all sizes of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

The undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
ci'l1ens OF smyrna and vicinity that he has Iu.F
opened his
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15
NEW STO(k OF Spring GOODS.

winch he intends 10 sell cheaper than any sold :
this market for years, Consisting Of
Smyrna times., 1870-06-15

Aiter the reading of the report of the committee,
I"bn . IpOpt,'n' the following resolution offered by
Resolved That we respectfully rao,., tho rr.o 81, p.
10 pass the senate B before the House appro
vafsr Iavuu 0r the construction pier Break
water Rsins' III connection with the Junction and Break
Oh inotion OF Howard NJ. Jenkins, the President
was aulhorZed, upon consultation with the candi.
oates to appoint State Central Committee of
eieVen persons, to consist of five from New Castle,
three from Kent, and three from Sussex counties,
one oi whom should be Chairman Of the Committee
Alter three cheers for the candidates, the Conven.
tion having concluded all its business adjourned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-14
MEDICAL.
EaELM BOLD
HeIn2bOId.
HeI2216OIN.
HeZnaDOZG.
HeIna6OJd.
HeJnabOlG.
-HeEn26OIU.
HeI22abOZd.

HELNBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT bUCHU is
pleasant to taste and oder, free from all injurious
properties, and immediate in its action.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-14
SHOPPING IN EURopE.-Rev DR. o,poo

SHOPPING IN EURoPE.-Rev. DR.. Osgood
writes to the New York Post as follows, of
his experience with tradesmen in Europe:
lost much of my previous scepticism as to
their honesty, especially in Italy, where the
guide books teach us to expect only swindling
ana enormous prices charged, with willing
ness to take half or two-thirds of the sum
asked. There are, believe, everywhere hon
est dealers who name to you at once the fair
prices OF their goods. l began in Milan and
Florence with believing every article worth
about two-thirds the price named, and found
IL impossible to obtain much, if any, abate-
ment In most cases the rule OF one price was
HSldiy insisted upon. 1t was SO at Rome.
and the best dealers there have found them
serves SO much Stunned and suspected on ac-
count oil The old system of shifting prices, that
they nave resolved to establish fixed stand
ard. Thus the largest dealer in Roman scars
rep led 10 me, when L asked HIM to sell me
three or four of his charming pieces of work
1or lew francs less: That is not being
merchant; the prices are fixed" and we all
paid precisely what he asked. The same was
the case at Naples, the metropolis OF cheats
and liars, where we found the largest store
with the corals, canoes, bronzes, &c, in three
rooms, all marked in dollars and cents, at fair
prices, on our American system, and evident
~ with an especial eye to American custom
ers; My friends bought a great deal there,
ana bought few choice but not costly arti-
cies; but xactly at the prices marked, after
trying to have something taken off,
at Rome and Geneva one is most tempted
10 make purchases, AMI at both places YOU
can 90 well at the best stores. was amazed
at tier readiness to accommodate Americans.
At Geneva large dealer in watches and lew
els said, in reply to my remark that l had lit
lie money to spend: "The money, sir, is of
no consequence. You can have anything
you want and pay for it in New York !" and
on my expressing surprise at such confidence
IN stranger, he said, "You must allow us to
believe that we understand our business .
In Rome was rapaatedly told to take any,
tnlng that wished to my hotel, and nav
when convenient; and once, after asking the
lady proprietor of rich mosaic establishment
to reserve for me choice piece of byzantine
mosaic until had filled my purse, she said
rake 1t with you; and on my expressing sur
prise at her confidence in total stranger. she
said, "Oh, sir, have no scruples. We never
lose anything by the Americans and English"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-14
FuRlLAaD R0ChESTEgBB
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Ef4~ssSI On and after Monday Nov. "a. Iss.
kasSe&-Stsss trains will run as follows: ~
Passenger trains leave Portland ,IaiIy fsundavs
ceptedl Tor Alfred and intermediate stations N N
A. NJ, 200 r. III. az ''A'
Leave Portland TOR Saco River at 5.3OPM.
Leave Alfred Tor Portland az SO, A NJ,
$40 T. N. " Wv ~ VT aAo
al Iasa traes with passenger car attach
Gu 'eaNe alfed Tor Portland al $50 A. NJ
Leave Portland for Alfred at l2.I5P M
Stages connect as follows:
AT GOi ham tor south windham windban YIN
and NorthWIndham, West Gorhin. sia,,SGun staa,,
Falls Baldwin. Denmark, Sebago Bri gton ivsu
Hiram, BrowDhelh fryeburg, Conway, fsartieit'
ia kson. Lmngton, Coz nsh, Porter, FL &c .om, mad
isOn and Eaton H.. daily.
AT Saco River, tor West Buxton, Bonny Ea.le
South L'minsion, Lmington, uailv.
AZ Saoo River for Limerick, kewfel0, Parsons
field and OsSipee. tri-weekly.
Al Center WateIboIVugh for Limerick Parsons.
field daily.
AT Allied ior Springvals aud Sanford Corner.
April 26. 1863 SNPSAi