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share Air. A3.."'54 .@'~a@7 - '+'''
Whist does rumor often d when II fliesl
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Whose children ~ NJ aptto think the
sweetest flowers I-Ours. 30 .s15al-H
What in manner u sure to please l-Easa
What viii frequently overcome the most
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What loses ito favor when We borrow it
Wit. ln -"
What 10 it that wealth seldom extinguish-
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What traits arc difficult to exterminate
Innate. .-s ... g. rr~.
What did Cleopatra to her bosom clasp I
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-Ths Asyus tsIb The following tals:
''eenstor Nys put his new silk uls careless
y upon : SDfA A few minutes after ths
vlsleas philosophsr 0rsslsy ~ down spoa
sAd aubsd 10 has fsarfplly. .DAma ~
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How SHERIDAN WENT TO SEE Hrs
RrDE.-Duriny the late meeting of the Off.
GERS of the Army Of the Potomac in this
city, Mr.: Pugh, the enterprising manager of
poets, lecturers, and artists, rendered to .
number of the assembled heroes nm invita-.
ton to visit the exhibition of Sheridsn's
Ride. at the Academy Of Fine Arts Most
of them soon STOOD among the crowd of Wis.,
itors before the celebrated picture, but
Sheridan himself was to- modest to look at
his own picture at . time when hundreds
of his fellow-countrymcn were discussing
both the painting and the man. But he
would not leave the city without seeing the
painting-few persons could do that-and
he, therefore, went alone and early in the
morning to see what Mr.. Buchanan Reads
idea of his ride would prove to be. How
he liked the picture has not transpired. At
all events, he exhibited no emotion which
made him conspicuous. but without doubt
his heart throbbed with quicker beat Is
the canvass recalled the stirring scene. On
leaving the hall he stopped for moment
before chrome of the painting. The young
man in attendance, ever anxious to extend
the influence Of art, inquired Of the visitor
without looking up from the book In which
he WAS rapidly entering the sales Of chro-
mos,) If he would like to buy one Of these
pictures. "A capital Likeness, cir. Of Gene
raj Sheridan" said he. III T..
The Major General put his hands in the
pockets Of his citizens dress. and mildly re-
piled that he did not care particularly for
likeness of Sheridan. .....--,..
but the horse, eli" aid the young man.
''That famous black horse. There 10 no other
picture Of him in existence"
''Oh r. said General Sheridan, II own the
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NATIONAL DEBT OF EUROPEAN NATIONS.
The national debts of the principal States
during the last thirty years have been the
subject of interesting statistics, recently
published by German paper. In 1929, it
is asserted, the public debt in France, Aus
tria. Russia and Italy amounted to $780,
900, 900. paying about $s5, oo0, 900 year a.
interest. In 1868 the debts of the same States
had risen to 5000, 900. 900. paying about
$500, 0o0, 900 year - interest. In Great
Britain, on Januar- s, 1851, the national
debt was about -, o)5, 600, 600, and on March
81, 1868, was $685., Ooo,0 o0 In Holland,
the debt in 1851 was $49l ,s07, 432, and in 1868
was 1881, 297 ,5G5, . reduction of t104 $780,
SGT. In Prussia the debt in 1851 was $148,-
3e4,G1s, and in 1868 was S312, S42, 567, in
Guiding $751;, 7c0, 900 for railways. Prussia
has, therefore, increased her debt by the
amount of S1G4, sci, 9l0. In Franco, the
debt in 1851 was 8, O69, 200, 900, and in 1858
was $2,32S, 707 .4lS, besides floating debt
of s., 8e2, 600, 900. In Italy, the total debt
of the small States now forming the domin.
ions of Victor Emmanuel was $500, 000, 900,
and or December 81, 1907, the debt of tbs
present Kingdom of Italy was 81, 324, 0e:,-
632 The debt of Austria in 1850 Was $751;.
1900, and in 1867 was $l,512.G57, 94S. In
Russia the interest on the public debt in
1850 amounted to $2l ,372. 4s5, aud in 1868
to $50, ,0o7. The principal of tho Rus
sian debt is of highly complicated charac-
ter. so that classification is almost impos.
sib!c. There are also Bills of Credit issued
by the government, amounting to $500, 49,.
600, which are forced into circulation by an
imperial ukasc The destruction Of public
credit by an unlimited issue Of paper money
Is of long standing in Russia, and the pre-
sent government has been endeavoring to
remedy the financial embarrassments Of the
country by withdrawal Of the Treasury
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At meeting Of ths ''Confedersss Relief
and Historical Society,"" held In Memphis
. few days ago, Dr.. Avent read com.
municatioc on the confederate army, which
contained the following stafistlca. w ,e
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Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Sauces,
q evsEy variety.
Brandy, Chslee Old Shawan Ky. Whisky,
Posr. SHERRY, CHAMPAGNE, coRDlA1s
md III articles usually kept in the Liquor nd Grocery
line, to which the attention Of the
Wholesale and Retail
trade Il invited
J.. B. WILCOX b co.
Dsse Lodge City, sspG II, 1854
Z. ". DoNNELA g. I'd. LARABIE
g. Joseph, No. psaLodss City.
R. W. DONNELL & co.
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VIII Oh Q . olc ers,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
TOOTLE LEACH e. co.
Broadway, Opposite the Pla.ten' House,
HELENA, MONTANA
Wholesals and Retail Dealers in
Staple and Fancy DryGoods!
Staple and Fancy Dry oeodA
ssap's and Fancy Dy oeeda
Staple and Fancy D1 Geeda
Staple and Fancy Dsy Coda
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HAVE JUST RECEIVED HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HAVE JUST REcs1vED
II Bsss Geek
TIE Best ssesk
They havs Ever Opened In Montana,
At MARKET RATES OR LIsA
RRON OUR FRIENDS IN DEER LODGE,
-. Nlsd - Their bsst sdvaneasa
lily 4s..5 TooTLB LEAcH 4 CO.
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Groceries and Provasaonss
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CoNvERsArloNAL UsAaEa-In England,
letters there ore posted, not mailed; period
icals are taken in, not taken; friend on .
visit stops but does not stay; you order
something to be fetched, not brought; you
ride on horseback only, never in acarriage;
foremost men are clever, not smart; high
wind only is = storm, not fall of rain i;
meadows arc uplands, never boys or swamps;
cooked meat may be underdone, never rare:
Lady-day, midsummer day, Michelmas and
Christmas are the times when oil rents are
due, never March S1st, June S0th, Septem-
Der 30th, and December Slst; II 10 the rem
tai of house you pay, not the rent; autumn
is the late season of the year, not fall;
hedges, shrubs and trees are quick, not
alive; and you ask that two or more things
may be done at once lat one tisss,) and not
necessarily instantly. Cocks and hens,
rams and ewes, bulls and cows, stations.
mares and geldings, jacks and jennies, bucks
and roes, dogs and sluts, still retain their
Saxon names, and it il no time offensive to
use them. And women Of good blood and
gentle breeding, in common with the other
sex have ankles and calves. knees and legs,
and do not blush to speak 70 thcm.-Fron'
Liyp:.tasrs Magazine for Nay.
A HEALTHY FAMILY.-There is man in
the vicinity of Cedar Keys, Florida, who
has twenty children living. The family
subsist principally on fish and oysters. They
have never had plate nor cup and saucer
in their house. In lieu of cups they use
gourds and shells. They help themselves "a
the cooked fish and oysters from common
large dish, and each member of the family
uses his or her jack knife for that purpose.
Those articles Of diet are spread on corn
bread, which they make themselves, and
then they consume the Plate as we'll as the
food on it. In this way the washing Of
dishes is wholly obviated. The family are
all healthy, and are rather more robust than
graceful.
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IL Z sAAA4@#A $500
TIE SroNB o. I'm PYRAxma- pouchet
says tn cRynnids ~ hsiltaf fhsrock Of
the Arabian chain, which extends along the
Mia This rock = formed Of aeglsmerated
fsssil ahslh, known . ssasssEsss Nasia
ssasasslss, small coin). from their rsssm-
blascs - pisoas q money. TIE 6phinz =
cut from df6srsat rock, cpppcaDd Il Z
smaller species Of 'Aumnulta
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Cortland & Ogdensbure Rai1rood

E7NxR On and after Monday Sentsnhor ,o.',
ieay M ~ L until further notice. trans
Sebago and intermediate stations as ,oiinv. ZOE Lake
Freight train with passenger car attachaS =. n M
a. M PASSENGER trains at 1880 and i5P. a.
trains wiz leave Lake Sebago for Portland "a q,
lows: passenger trains at As A. M and * a. io,
freignt ram, with passenger car attached at M
* ne e. iz.oo P. train from Portland and the
sIaln from the Lake, will connect with the
Steamer Oriental" to and from Naples. Brdaton
No o.. bf,dgton, Harrison and Waterford
train sSoy A. liam from Portland and the las
un sIom me Lake will connect at SebapO Lake
with daily Stages to and from Baldwin. Hiram
nuI th rryeourg Conway, and other towns be-
EE-Stages will leave Hiram daily in seosor 81
connect with the HOO train from, The lake re-
turning on arrival of the 1880 train from Port
Mon lay, Wednesday and Friday of each ,vssr
STAGES will leave Freedom N H.. Porter Kegor
Fas, Cornish, North and East Limng,on and
Standlsh, connecting at the Lake with the AZ y
NJ train for Portland returning on Tuesdavs Tbnrs
Jays ann saturdays, on arrival OF the AN, train
leave Porter, Keazer Falls, Cornish North and East
ihmington and Standish in to col meet with
the ii.oo train from the Lake. rel urni on ar
rival o. the ~ 30 M. train from Portland
BICKFORD's LINE OF STAGES will leave
Lowe every M0nday, Wednesday and Friaav at q
st.n MI tor East Eryebnrg Denmark Sebaso and
Z; nj. train for Portland, retui lining on Tuesdays.
thursdays and Saturdays on arrival of the A. M
L. DAVIS q SONS Line of STAGES will ,eave
raau at ococE M. passing through Naples,
G Gim Raymond. North Windham and WIndham
mn, TO south Windham, connecting with the 3 o.
clock train. arriving at Portland at 10 o.iock
M, in season for trains going east and west.
R, nisa%LeaVe Portland at A. NJ, arriving at
Connections VIII be made at Raymond with Stages
ior b0lte Mills tri weekly.
tickets for sale at at the office of the p & K.RR,
SAM. J. ANDERSON, President,
Portland, Sept 16, 1870 dtt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WELLS
CARBOLIC TABLETS


An untang remedy for all Bronchial Difficulties
Coughs, Colds. HoaIseness, Asthma, Diptheria, Dry
ness OF the Throat or Wind Pipe ard all Catarrhal
diseases.
The wonderful, modern discovery OF Carbolic Acid.
is destined to become one OF the greatest bessjno
to mankind in its appicnton to diseases OF the HUI
man Race, and IFS great curative qualities in all al
fections of the Chest Lungs and Stomach.
DR.. Wells CarbOlic Tablets.
besides the great remedial agent Cdrboic Acid con-
tain other ingredients universally recommended.
which chemically combine, producing Tablet more
highly medicinal and better adapted tor diseases Of
the Human race, than any preparation ever before
offered to the public.
For Worms in Children
no more efficatious remedy can be Hound, in fact.
these Tablets are Specific and should be promptly
given for this painful suffering of our little ones.
In all cases where the kinde do not Ierform their
functions properly tn " should be freely taken when
healthy action will surely follow. They are inya,n
able as preventive OF all diseases OF Contagious
nature, and no family should be without them
Try Wells Carbolc Tablets. Price 25 cents
per box. Sent by mail on receipt OF the price, by
JOHN @. KELLOGG, 81 PIatt St. N ", Sole et
for the U. S. Sold by all Druggists. COS 4ve
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GRAND TRUNK RAIL way
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

EsSsss5zzEss51 On and after Monday, June Is, 1870
E2keeX39 Trains will run as follows:
Express train at ITO A. M for Montreal. stoppinp
at al stations between Portland and South Pans
and at Bryants Pond, Bethel, Gorham NOrtbum
berland and North Stratiord, arriving at Island
Pond I.45 NJ anu Montreal at 80 p. M.
r Cars on this train will run through to Montreal
Without change, connecting with Through Express
trains west.
Express Train for Danvle junction at Los NJ
stations. -, -''
ma Mail Train lstopping at all staions) for Island
POND, connecting with night mail train for Quebec
montreal anc the West, at 1.25 P M.
Accommodation tor South Paris and intermediates
stations at $50 p. M. - ''-'~'r
H Passenger trains will arrive as follows:
From Montreal, Quebec, Island Pond, Gorham.
south Paris and Lewiston, at s.10A M.
From Bangor at 200 PM.
From Montreal, Quebec and Gorham at 225 M
Accommodation from South Paris, at 7.3OPM.
Sleeping Cars on all night Trans.
Ihe Company are not responsible for bapga "a to
any amount exceeding $50 in value land that persor-
al unless notice given, and paid tor at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value = =
C. J. BRIDGES, Monaqjno DirecSov.
q. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
ND Jk7
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Poetry.
Not Lost.


The look of sympathy, the gentle word,
Spoken SO low that on1y angels heardj
The secret art OF pure self sacrifice. .
Unseen by men but marked by angels eyes,
These are not lost.
The sacred music of a tender strain,
Wrung from poets heart by GRIEF anu pain
And chanted timidly, with doubt ana ieT,
To busv crowds who scarcely pause to hear,
1t is not lost
THE silent tears that fall at dead of night,
Over soiled robes which once were pure and white
THE PRAYERS that rise like incense from the soul,
Longing for Christ 10 make it clean and whole
These are not lost
The happy dreams that gladdened all our Youth.
When dreams had less of self and more of truth:
The childlike faith, so tranquil and SO sweet.
Which sat like Mary al the Masters feet;
These are not lost
The kindly plans devised for others good.
So seldom guessed, SO little understood;
The quiet, steadfast love, that strove to win
Some Wanderer from the woeful ways of sin;
These are not lost.
Not lost, oh Lord, for in thy city bright,
Our eyes shall see the past by clearer light;
And things long hidden from our gaze below,
Thou wilt reveal, and we shall surely know
They were not lost,
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WHARF PROPERTY.
STORE HOUSES.

FOR SALE Or 70 BE LET.
Fairbanks, Esq, Nos. 8, 5 and Lower wa
ter Street. Halifax, N. H., now known as
"SHAW,S WHARF,"
cons ting of the best Wharf and five ga No, II,
thorough repair best OF material being used in their
construction. The largest store-house has capac-
10000 SQUARE FEET. ',a' -
The lower floor designed expressly for the storage
OF salt, capacity of % $50 square feet, and is ar
ranged so teams can drive into the building to unload
or receive at the same time Store House 'No. 2" is
also arranged the same and loaded teams can enter
upon three floors, and has capacity OF n 400
square feet. Store House "No. 80 has double root
AMI is designed Tor the storage OF fine and valuable
total capacity OF all the Store Houses is 3O4,514
square ieet There is fine Office and Dive ling
for the wharfnger which commands fun views Of
street front of 30 eet, and a water front of 100
feet, making the whole to contain about 43,32O
square feet The wharf is ZIG feet long from solid
granite wall which extends the entire front of
the property and is 40 feet wide. The solid granite
extends back from the water from 80 to 80 feet.
The wharf is made OF the best OF spruce, and is in
thorough Iepar and good for ten years without one
cent expense: There is harbor grant for the ex-
tension oil this Wharf 70 feet. thus making wharf
OF 191 feet, if needed At the end OF the wharf ZIG
feet there is eight tathoms OF and at the end
Of the extension there would be eleven fathoms.
The SsGreat EasIerno lay at this wharf when on
her first visit TO this side OF the Atlantic. The
Prince OF Wales entered the harbor in man of war
with tour frgates abreast, and landed at tine end OF
the wharf. There are f ,ss t t7t'ii f
8 Dwelling Houses, Stables, Sheds, &c.
all raging good rental, besides unoccupied ground
capacity for to 500 000 ieet of lumber and shingles
or for the ere eton of coal houses, which much
needed There is fine street entrance plenty fresh
water. and hydrant, flag and signal staff, and
everything compete for immediate use. $50
The title comes direct from the British Govern
ment. and dates A. D. 1885, and there have been but
5 transfers. The Government occupies the property
soul and there will be no Vstruciions, and makes
this the first wharf on the larbard you enter the
Dor, thus commanding full lew OF every vessel
coming in or leaving, as they all hs We to pass by the
Office The above property will be sold cheap or any
part of it leased. 4 --5s s's.st ..ssGt II -
For plans and further particulars call on or ad.
dress GEO. W. SHAW & CO., Halifax, N. s., or
~ Messrs. GER IRISH q. WILSON.
Frs No. II Court ST., 3 oston, Mass,
Who will send plans and descriptions in full upon
receiving the address, sep15tf
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Rave OawAseEee,

Al who have committed en- excess OF ssy fnds
ne rher be the solitary vice of YOUTH or the ting.
rs rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOR An ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
Ghs Pains and Aches, and Lsssitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure COTTON.
are the Barometer to the whole system.
10 not wait fer the contamination that lie sure TO FOL.
low; do not walt for Unsghtly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
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HAtSIssiAiI@.
PORTLAND { ROCHESTER R.s
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

hsa sssttslrs On and after Monday, Maya, 1870
x99SSs trains will run as follows:
assTnger trains leave Portland daily (Sundays ex-
A. N. 245 PM. ''"''o"s' az ''i'
Leave Leave Portland for Saco River at 6I5P.M,
,; We aired Tor Portland and intermediate sta
keaVe Saco River for Portland at $50 A. M and
Freight train with passenger car attach
ed leave Alfred for Portland 1850 A. nj "'"'A
Leave Portland for Alfred at Las p. M
Stages connect as follows:
At GOrham tor West Gorbam Stana;. o..
Falls, Baldwin. ''ahuis u Steep
At saco River, for West Buxton, Bonny EAGLE
south LmingtOn, Limington, daily, -"e'o
AT Centre Marlborough Station for I;m.r;oL
Newhe'0 Parsonsfeld and Osspee tri-weekiy.
At Center Marlborough for Limerick Parsons
field, daily. al so'S'
At Alfred toi Sanford Corner SpringvaIe, f.. Leb
ter and Rochester. AS'
April 2s 1870. ~
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FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
lngt0n. and all the principal points
West, South and South West.

ington. and all the principal points
| West, South and South West.
Via Taunton, Fail River and Newpert.
tbronnh' 10 ~3'V ~ Deck $500 Baggage checked
tnrougn anu transferred in Y free OF CHARGE
New YORK trains leave the Old Colony and New
port hauway Depot, corner OF South and KneeIand
streetsdaiy, SUNDAYS excepted las follow NJ q "a
NJ arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advanca %
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Bnston
at o'1O M, connecting at Fall River with tha
lew anu magnificent steamers PROVIDE NEE Can't
nj q; N. summons, BRISTOL, Capt A, Simmons
ihese steamers are the fastest and mosI feIiabla
Doas on the sound built expressly Ior speed safery
ana comfort. This line connects with ali The Sontb
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York oo;no
Steamers ~ NV S"'iio MA
'To shippers Of Freight.o this Line. with
t.s new ana extensive depht accommodations IN Bos-
ton, and large pier in New York Exclusively TOR ina
business OF the Line is supplied with facilities for
relght and passenger business which cannot he snr
pass,d FIesht always taken at low rates ana for
New York Express Train leaves Boston NJ I an o
M; goods arrive in New York next moruina ah"nt q
NJ. Freight leaving New York reaches Re- sr"r ~
the following day at 945 A M. 'SN oiA
FOR tickets, berths and staterooms annlv a, IN.
c0manys office at No Old State Honse cor% "s 'ns y,
washington and State streets and AZ Old Co,onv mi
;Newport Railroad Depot, corner OF Soutb and naa
land streets, Boston. ~ anu ""ee-
steamers leave New York daily (sundavs e,cs,-
st. at 500 p W. ''o'o vi OnainDer
"ho SHiVEaick' Passenger and Freight gent.
4 n, N s,,,o~,s JAMES FISK, JR., President
Steamship Co. ''"sa"se''
Nov5 dlyr
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CamariscOtta & WaIdobor,
First Trip Commencing April 2.

1E%sxs steamer s. & has. Hou.h.
ton,o ALDEN WINCHEN-
-ss-..x-i:sssa,u west side OF Atlantic Wharf,
.,...ss---ssszS~fo loot OF India Street every
SATURDAY al 7o'cloce A. NJ. Tor ilamariscotta
anu every WEDNESDAY, at 6 O'Clock A Ar far
Waldoboro, touching at intermediate Iapdines.
,RETURNINe-wili Leave Damarscotta every
mMUNDAf, att O'Clock A. NJ, and WaldoDoro' eyery
THURS DAY al o'clock A. NJ. wy
viOus TO sailing. - ~ 'S p'e-
For further particulars inquire of
d HARRIS, ATWOOD & CO..
mrZ5ut1 Ia ial 81
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Portland & Kennebec II, RI.

Summer Arrangement. May. d, 1870.
EsEEsssss1 Passenger ira ms leave Portland dav
xM,I-1!ytor BATH Lewiston and Augusta at 7l0
Leave for Bath, Lewiston, Augusta, Waterville
Skowhegan ana Bangor, at 12.45 Pm.
, morning tain from Augusta for Portland and
A. az ''o0
Afternoon Express from Augusta for Portland and
Boston leaves at Is.
TRAINS FROM BOSTON:
The Morning train leaving Boston at $50 M
connects at Portland with the 1245 M trai,, t,r
all stations on this line, connecting at Brunswick
with Ansirosc0ggin Railroad TOR Lewiston EarmIno-
, "i ana stass line to Rangeley Lake, at Kendals
Newport, Dexter and Bangor. Gu. =
Inc Noon train leaving Boston at 1900 NJ, con-
meets with the 5.l5 NJ train at Portland for Lew
1st0n, Bath aud Augusta.
Passengers 'eaving Boston on the 300 or 600
O'Clock nj. trains for Portland arriving same even
ing, Can on the following morning, take a passenger
tram leaving the Portland q Kennebec Depot at 10
at 10 on Am -
Through FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston Daily at 400 M, for all Stations on
TINS llne arriving earlier than by an, other line
i, q THESE Trains are supplied with Refrigerator
S which enables dealers in Fresh Meats, Vegeta-
pies, fruit &C., TO have their Freight delivered IN
good order In the hottest OF weather.
STAGE CONNECTIONS,
Connect at Bath tor Wiscasset, Damarscotta. War
ren, Wa'doboro', Thomaston aud Rockland, daily.
Gard1ner TOR Alma, Newcastle, sc. Augusta for
and North Vassalboro' and China Kendall's Mills
TOR Unity. Pishon's Ferry Tor Canaan, Skowbegan
tor Nor1idgewock. North Arson, New Portland. So
l ion, athens and Harmony. daily. For Bridgton,
q Augusta, May IS, 1870. may23tf