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Improve your Seet-s-Es,e best is the
GafeSsESest.'9
The PREaaI!JAA
SaAsF0nl GnRM,

The earliest and most Productive field Corn having
yielded the past unfIvorabe season over 100 bash
els Sfta{sd Cora per acre. In many instances when
planted in the same field, with equal chance has RI
psned from to > weeks earlier and yielded double
gie'd per acre qc pay COST Of seed. Send stamp for
Descriptive Circular, with testimonials from reliable
farmers throughout the country One quart Ly mail
postpaid Use: two quarts, ss.2J: four quarts
1928. 0ne peck, by express or freight, 81: half
bnshei, Sc: one bushel, So Address y. s.. FE n
MING GiO7ger and DeG}ey an EI1yBs Seeds g;sssses-
port, Kong EstaLasa. New York. 1852 I'm
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tlOn until they
fully affecting, have been radically cured in such great
numbers in almost every section OF the country that
the public scarcely need to be informed Of its virtues
or uses.
Scrofuous poison Is one of the most destructive en-
emes of our Often, this unseen and unfet ten
ant of the organism undarnnes the constitution, and
invites the attack Of enfeebng or fatal diseases, with
ont exciting. suspicion of its presence. Again, /
seems to breed Infection throughout the body, and
then, some favorable occasion, rapidly deVeopeIn-
to one ornther OF Its hdeous FORMS either on the snr
face among the vitaIs the latter tubcrclcs may
be deposited in the lungs or heart, tumors formed
III the liver, or1t shows its presence by orupons on
the skin, or foul alterations part of the body
Hence the occasional use OF bottle Of this sSa
EsDT54lss is advisable, even when active symptoms
Of disease appear. Persons afflicted with the follow
ing complaints generally find immediate relief and
length cure by the use of this Sta-&a7 pa r5Ey: =
Eetter- SAT- ESEacgygs, Sc2a2ee Head, e isze;
yy0Tzaa. Sore Eyes, sore Ears, and OTTER
eruptiCns visible forms Of S2TGZggsDGES disease
Also in the more concealed forms as Dyspepsia.
GoEOsssy. EB cart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Neuralgia. and the various EEcer0gg9 a1ec-
tons Of the Indscularand nervous systems.
Syphilis or E2HSEfs5 and J5ercVEzsss
gszS9TScS cured by it. though long time is re-
qured ior stIbdung these obstinate maadies by any
medicine But long continued use of this medicine
Will the complaint. HesEcGrrEzEaa or
Whites. Uterine G3ec~&t5GEsS, and Ecs
male Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and
ultimately cured by It's purifying and Invigoratilg ei
feet. Minute Directions Tor each found in
orr Almanac, supplied gratis E2E2ess ssa and
ssS.sf, when caused by accumulatons of eXtranooUs
matters in the blood yield quickly to as also ElSyer
Complaints, T@gEssssity. Congestion or
inflammation of the Liver. and Ns.uEssl7ce,
when arising, as they often do, from the ranking
poisons in the blood This sSAEgSsASeAEsEEG4A
is great restorer for the strength and yigor of the
system Those who E4ssEasstsat7 and El3ssEeSs,
Respondent, SEeeEsBess, and troubled with
NcrvoIss Al,Sres2esssioEas or Fears, o. any
of the affections symptomatc of Weakness, viii
find immediate relief and convincing evidence of its
restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED By
DIR. J. c. AVER 81 CO., HOWELL, Mass.
Practicai and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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vote upon the same by agent duly auT6ori-ei al an
election held 10y the stockholders of the said com
pany.
Sec. 70 All property which the company here
by created is authorized to appropriate take nos
sess, hold or use, by making payment therefor is
hereby declared to be taken for public use as soon as
the same
Sec y. 1t is hereby declared that in the judy
ment OF the legislature of the state the objects Of the
corporation hereby created be attained under
the fnera laws.
Sec % This act is hereby declared to he public
act and the same, imr:a,iiattly after the passage
thereof shall be printed by the state printer and be
IN tuli force and effect from and after passage.
Approved March TO- 1870
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The Fenian Congress has adiourned
sine de. The expulsion of Richard Nc
Cloud, of Connecticut, late Secretary of
the Fenian Treasury, b yGen. O'Ncil, was
unanimously rescinded by the Congress.
Sumner has introduced in the SEN
ate a substitute for the pending bill abol,
ishing the ranking privilege. 1t re-
duces the rate on half ounce letters to
cent, and substitutes stamped envelopes
for the franking privilege.
A bill amendatory of the census law
has been introduced in the Senate, pro-
yiding for taking statistics of the soldiers
and sailors of the war of 1912, and in
creasing the pay of Marshals to cents
for each page of original census returns.
A man named Barney Hinshaw
stabbed and killed Abraham Heaston,
at Winchester, Ind, on Friday night.
The murderer has not been arrested.
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SUM MON s.
MAN1roMoo corN,rr n1Rcrrr co1-p.r

MANIroWoC COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Mary A. Hargraves, Plaintiff, ! s,,u,,non. r.. n
against nuHihohs.-for IKE
James Hargrsves, Defendant. Lief. Com served)
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To James Har.raves.
Geiehdaht SIT You are hereby Summoned and re-
qured 10 the complaint in this action of which
acopy is herewith served upon you, and serve copy
u your answer on me at my Office in the City and
County OF hanltowoc, Wisconsin, within twenty days
after the service hereof exclusive OF the day OF such
service and ii You fail to the complaint rs
a9reS.id the plaintiff viii apply the Court for the
Dated, April 18th 4. b. 1870
j. D. MARKHAM, PLAINTIFFS Attorney
The complaint III the above entitled action was flied
in the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Man
ltowoc County ON the 10Th day of April 1870
1I-1-6t j. ID. MARKHAM. Atty for the plaintiff
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II elc advertisements.

United States Assessors
Notice.
All persons concerned hereby advertised and
notified that appeals will be received and de ermined
relative to any excessive valuations as
sessments enumeratons, by the Assessor or Assis
ant assessors, returned in the annual list for the
year $780, in the Fifth Collection District of the State
of Wisconsin, under the Internal Revenue Laws of
the United States, at the Office of the Assessor
IN the village OF Wautoma, County of Waushara
from the Goth to the 30th day April 1870 inclusive
All appeals TO the Assessor, aforesaid must be
made in writing ari specify the particular cause
matter or thing, respecting when u decision is re-
quested, and shall, moreover state the ground or pr
cple of error complained of.
J. s. BCGH. Assessor,
Fifth District, Wisconsin.
Dated April 9th 1870 sid
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.5Sao advertisements.
NOTICE.

There will he a meeting of the County Supervisor.
OF Mantowoc County, held at the Count House in the
City OF Manitowoc, Monday the I'd day on Nav
1870 at P ", at which time said Board viii organ
iZe under the Laws Of 1910
Manitowoc, April, 10th 1870.
Ii-l-td ?. p. FUESSENICII, Clerk,
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BOARD OF REFERENCE.

HON. WM. BROSS.
AAhient- Gov. of Illinois.
HON u R B MASON.
Mayor of Chicago.
D HON. JOHN C DoRD
hie commercial Ins Co
LYMAN BLAIR
VI Culbertson, Blair &C,
Packers.
CHARLES FARGO
American Express Company
GEO. L DUNLAP
supt. Northwestern RR
GEO. S BOWEN.
Cf Bowen, Hunt L WinsIow
W holesale Dry Goods.
PW CATS.
Pres't Eagle Works Mfg Co.
LEWIS II DAVIS,
Insurance Agent
EPSON KEITH,
OF Keith Brothers,
W hoIeSale Hats, Caps 4 Furs
L VI PHELPS,
OF Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Wholesale Boots and Shoes
ROBERT HARRIS,
Sup't c. j. & OR Il.
GEN. JOSEPH STOCKTON.
Agent Empire Freight Limo.
CM CADY.
) OF Root & Cady, Music Dealers
is to offer substitute FOR the
tribution, and enables all class
nail as scarcely to be felt. Tho
Their hearty support, and they
1-5w
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9 q !
SIX CORD,
For sale by al! dealers In
DRY GOODS & MOTORS.
DRY GooDs & MoTE0Ns.
KING HOUSE OF
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
UNITED STATES TREASURY BUILDINCsl
So SazE Street, y. ".

Inc business Of our House is the same in all re-
spects rs that Of an Incorporated Bank Checks and
drafts upon us pass through the Clearing House.
Corporations, Firms, and individuals keeping Bank
accounts with either in Currency or Gold will be
allowed Five Per Cent. Interest per annum on all
daily balances and can check at sight without notice.
Interest credited and Account Current rendered
monthly.
We are prepared at all times to make advances to
orr Dealers on approved Collater;s, AT the market
rate.
Certificates of Deposit issu-d, payable on demand
or after fixed date bearing interest ut the current
rate, and available in all parts of the country.
COLLECTIONS MADE PROMPTLY EVERY
WHERE IN TiIEUNITED STATES, CANADAS AND
EUROPE. Diyidens and Coupons promptly Collected.
We buy. sell, and exchange all issues of Govern
ment Bonds at current market prices.
Orders executed for the purchase or sale of Gold
and Exchange also fer State. City, and all other first
class Securities.
Special attention given to the negotiation of Rail-
road, State, City, and other Corporate Loans.
We are prepared 10 take GOLD ACCOUNTS on
terms ile same as for Currency; to receive GOLD on
DEPOSIT, bearing interest and subject TO check at sight:
to issue GCL0 CERTIFICATES or DEPOsITE: TO make AD-
yA2Es in Gold, against currency ana other coIIateraIs
and to afford Banking facilities generally upon GoLD
BASIS. 1G-52-4w
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DI RE CT OR $.

ELI BAETS,
or Mears, Bates & Co. Lum-
Der Dealers.
CRFIELD,
Of Field, King & Co., Real
Estate.
EV ROBBINS,
Ex-President Board of Trade,
II Horton,
OF Hoyne, Horton i Uoyne,
Attorneys.
GEO G LYON.
OF Adams, Blacbmer L Lyon
Publishers.
IRA HOLMES,
Vice Pres't Man. Nat. Bank.
PHILIP WADSWCRTH.
OF Philip Nadsworth L Co.,
Wholesale Clothing.
CHRISTIAN VAIL
OF VAIL Bros, Chicago Glue
Works.
GEO. " GAGE,
VI Gage Bros. a Walters,
Sherman House.
SP HARRINGTON,
OF Harrington, Brewster SEQ,
Wholesale Grocers.
J II H0LLISTER, ND.
Prof. Chicago Med. College.
JOHN E FRY,
Secretary.
The attention of the pub
costly system of Life Insuran,
es of TIL community to provil
system of the Association is c,
are REQUESTED 70 examine its
Liberal arrangeme
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SarsapariIIa,
FOR PURIFYING T9aE HLOGD.

The reputation this ex-
ccllent medicine enjoys is
derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate ca
SEES of Scrofulous disease.
where the system seemed
saturated with corruption.
have been purified and
cured by it. ScrofuIous az
fectiOns and disorders.
which were aggravated by
the scTofulous contamina-
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Report Of the Condition of
the First National Bank
in the State Of Wisconsin

AZ Close OF business on the 9th day Of March, 1870
RrSn
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ARRIVAL AND DErAIsTUIes OF
TEA1NS GN o. g. &c A. IL. ye.


No. 2, PASSENGER -LeaveCorry lla.2O
N Tiirsviile, l2,j9 p. m. Petroleum Cen
tire, l.40 p. M; Oil City, 2.22 p. IN. IL
yineton. 10 p. N.
No 4 Passenger-Leave Cory c. 10 a. m;
Timsville, 7,35 q. m; Petroleum Centre
Sl4am; Oh City, $50 a IN; arrive at IT.
vinctou ll.49 a IN.
No. Passenger-Leaye Cory C, n5 m
Timsviile. $50 p m. Petroleum Ccntre,
S,3S IN; arrive at OH City 9,2O + m.
NOETH.
No. |, Passpnger--Leave ivineton 7.l5
a m; Oll'City, 1910 a n; Petroleum Cen
tyc, II, ,05 II IN; TitGsvilia, 80 IN arrive
at Cory 40 p m.
No. 3. Passenger Leave IrviuetOn, 12,-
05 p IN; OH City 2,j7 p IN; Petroleum Cen
tre, ,. 80 n; Titusville, 4,20 p IN; arrive
at Cory 5.I5 . NJ.
No ), Psssenger--Lcavr Oil City 100 q
NJ; L ru,eum Centre, LAB N; Titusviile.
$50 sm; arrive at Cory 10 i9am.
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Tl2E OIL ETs.


OFFICE OF
iETR0LErN CBHTRG DAIry REroRnt
PErRuLEuM CENTRE May3tH
ihe MARKET haq been firm but quiet all
day There has been Two salcs of 500 bbl,
lots at S4.45, hut most of the oil here js
held at 81 50. ..
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NDrECE.

have opened watch and jewery clean
ing and repair shop, opposite the Opera
House. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Give me u
call. u. SCHEslNGER.
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Buy The ''Rrd Hot" Saddle manufactured
in Titusyiile expressly for the oil county,
odspted 10 all kilds of weather. at J. t.
kron's. al2-it
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Fine assortment of PAPER and Cloth Win
dow Shades and Fixtures, just reed at
mStf. GRIrFns Bros.
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The celebrated brand OF four Stone mills,
at FelteI. Fenurr L. Co.
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Just received Il large and well assorted
stock OF sleH hardware at j. Rutherford 5
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-26
UNITED STATES MAIL,
MAINE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

| NAshlNHloN, JaUuary ., lesO.
| PROPOSALS will be received at the Contract
| i Office Of this De partment until O'Clock y. m
OF March 50, 1870 ito be decided by April ~ for
fssIooyng rue Mails OF the United St lies from July
STATE OF Maine and by the schedules OF departures
an NJ a' ,sS q heryia specified, viz:
NO. ~ L. ON Camden, by Centre Lincopyiile and
t;ns Corner In OF 10 Belas, ia miles and back,
or on arrival of Western mail;
Arrive at Bel asst by n m;
Leave Belfast Mon lay and Thur. day at 10 m.
Arrive at Camden by 4pm.
lS3 From Bneksport, by Orlsnd, North Penobscot
fenoosc0t and North CastIne, to Castne, 2li mile,
am; " ~
Arrive at Castine by 81 pm;
Leave Casino daily, except Sunday tsam:
Arrive at BuckspoIt by 1873 m.
Isl From Hancock to Crabtree Point, ~ miles and
back. three times week.
Leave Hancock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at S.30am;
Arrive at Crab,ree Point by o sOam.
s Leave Cra6 o. Point tuesday, Thursday and
arrive at Hancock by 11.30 I'm.
1s5 From Sedgwiek to Brookin, ~ miles and
Leave sedgwlck Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at $50 pm;
Arrive at Brooklin by esopm;
Leave s Brooklin Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at Sedgwick by soam.
lsG From Robert Daggeu's In. Oh by Danforth's
once a week. -
Leave Robert Daggett's Saturday 7am;
Arl1ve at South Weston by 0 m;
Leave South Weston Saturday, at IL m;
Arrive at Robert Dagget,'s by2pm.
is7 From Portland, by Duck Pond, TO North
Wlndh1m, 16 miles aud back, three tin es q week.
at m;
Arrive at North Windham by II am;
Leave North Windham MONDAY, Wednesday and
Arrive at For land y5pm.
For forms OF proposals, guarantee, and certificate
and also for instructions a. 10 the cond 10 DO
embraced in the contract &C.. see advertisement OF
Nov Is. 1868. and OF is date inviting prep. sails for
mail .eryice In Name and N H., TO be found ct tho
principal pJst offices.
Bids shoalJ be sent In sealed envelopes, super-
scrhed wall proposals. State ~ Name" and adj
dressed to the second Assistant Posma ster General
JNO. A. j. CREsWLLL,
1eoio-iaw3w Postmaster General,
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-26
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, w ash.
lngS0n. and all the principal points

FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. WASH
lngt0n. and all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via Taunton, Fall River aud Newport.
Cabin, $500; Deck $500 Baggage checked
through and transferred in Y tree Of charge.
port Railway Depot corner OF South and Kpeeiand
treets.day Sundays excepted as follows: ar 80
Nj, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance OF
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
at 80 NJ, connecting at Fall River with the
new anu magnificent steamers PROVIDE NEE. Capt
r. p; M. simmons, BRISTOL, Capt. A. Simmons
Ihese steamers are the fastest and most reliable
boats on the sound built expressly speed safety
ana comfort This lire connects With all the South
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York going
west and South, and convenient to the California
Steamers.
-. ITO shippers Of Freishi.'' this Line, with
its new and extensive deph accommodations in Bos-
ton. ami large pier in New York. Exclusively for the
business OF he Lnel is supplied with facilities tor
freight and passenger business which cannot be sur
pass a. Freight always taken at low rates and for
waIded with dispatch.
N; goods arrive 10 New York next morning about
A M. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at 9.45 AM.
For tickets, berths and staterooms apply at the
c0mpany's office at No Old State House. corner of
Washington and State streets, and at Old COLONY and
nd sses enot corner of snnih and Knee
Steamers leave New York daily. fsupdavs excen.
ed) from PIER 30 North River foot OF Cbsmher
st, at 500 M. VI 0A"DsA
GEO. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and FREIGHT Agent.
MR. sJ,,oNs w yAMES- FISK, JR., President
steamship Co.
Nov5 diyr
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You deserve sounder punishment than
shall have the heart to give. AS it is, there's
not bit of extenuation for you. Iou are
accidentally discovered, and Tn inclined to
think are ten times more frightened than sor-
~. You must sit down and write the whole
story out without delay"
1t was some time before Jarvis could COM
pose himself sufficiently for the task; but,
driven by Gunnison, who was really angry,
he sat down at table in the corner, and we
soon heard the hesitating scratching of mis-
pep. while GuD:ison stood close beside him.
watching his Work.
We were nearly stupefed at the turn which
affairs had taken, and stared bankly at each
other until the culprit had completed his task
and had read it in trembling voice. 1t was
in substance what we had been acouainted
with by the dialogue we had lust heard.
Gunnison, with promptness and decision
we never saw before in him, asked for Jarvis's
hat, which be placed on the owners head at
tn, same tire reaching his own:
"Good-by, boys, for tonight. Jarvis and I
are going to get the goods back before tney
are got out out of the way. shall be at the
office in the morning, and maybe they'll let
me bring my inkstand and traps back again
but, as for Jarvis, l don't know-"
Il can't 90 back am not so bad, but I
know plain enough what I've been nigh doing
tor Bob; but-but l would like It if you TEL
lows would only shake hands with me-"
Who could help 1t? Even Widen struck
his palm so heartily that the poor wretch
sobbed afresh, and we made no bones of being
little soft all around, in spite of his uncles
in the flour trade and his horrible TASTE So
| he went away. and we, wondering and gossip
| ing, applied ourselves again to the punch and
| the entertaining jarson of the cripple, who
| had risen to high consideration in our ewes
| for his manipulation OF the case. He said:
IL heard the conversation just as you heard
| it, and when brother Bob-and fine, good
| hearted brother he is, too-when he told me
| why he was dismissed, and described the bows
in the office, thought knew one OF them
was the chap had seen talking with Turber
in my place. Turber didn't use exactly the
words that Bob had repeated, but the argu-
ment was the same. The reason why play
ed, as you heard me, was to give your differ
ent thoughts common direction, and there
fore make you less liable to interrupt me, and
also because l knew that Jarvis would re-
member the player, as he had been the first to
| applaud me when l played it on the night
that overheard the conversations"
"Egad, though, it was doocd sharp of you,'
said Widen. 81 had some doubts myself
about those goods"
| "Of course, OF course" roared Battles. "Be-
| hind the plastering, or up the. chimney"
| We set H., srch shout that the glasses
rang, and Widen got red in the face. W.
had to tell it all to the cripple, who laughed
| tor The first time in the evening, and from
| that moment we were the merriest party in
the city, except when the spinters of poor
Jarvis's shattered glass caught our eyes.
The firm gave us royal spread tue next
day, with Bob at the head of the table, and
his brother, with bis violin, on his right.
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-26
P0RTLAAD2 ROCHESTER H.R
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday Nov 49, 1860
passzaf - trains WIN run as follows:
passenger trains leave Portland daiiy fSupdavs az
A Nj, 200 p M '"SuiAIe S'auons, at f.ie
Leave ais. .aand tor Saco River at 5.sOP.M.
Law S Snrea Tor Portland al 0 q. A NJ
$40 p. NJ. iortland at $50 A. II. and
Freight trains with pas.err.-
gu Leave sa,I1a for Portland Also A. a''a0n
Leave rortian IAN Ior Alfred at i2.i5 p. NJ
At Gorham tor south wiDdham, windhar, p,,
and North Windham, West Gorhain s,sndj'h sniIi,
Falls, Baldwin, Denmark. Sebago, Bri, gton. Iossu
Hiram, Brownfield, Fryeburg. Conway, Bartie,t
Jackson. Limington, Cornish, Porter, FIce:om MAD
ison and Eaton n H.. daily.
AT Saco River, for West Buxton, Benny Easle
South LmingtoD, Limington. daily.
At Saco River for Limerick, Newfslo, Parsons
field and Osspee tri-weekly
At Center Marlborough for Limerick, Parsons
field, daily.
AT Alfred ior springvala and Sanford Corner,
April &c, 1869. sf.t
The Portland daily press., 1870-02-26
Portland & Kennebec 3. B,
Winter Arrangement. Dec. ., 1860.

Winter Arrange aeni. Dec. ., 1860
Tro Trains Daily betweea Portland and Augusta.
ENesZ<ES5 Leave Portland for Augusta, mixed
662e03&E train at 100 A
Leave Portland tor Bath, Augusta, wateryilla and
Bangor. at 12:45 Nj. Portland for Bath and Au-
gusta at 5.15 p NJ.
Passenger Trains will DO due at Portland daily
at $50 A NJ, and 2.I5PM
Fare as low BY this route TO Lewiston, wsterville
kendars Mills, Dexter and Bangor by the Maine
Cen raj Road; and tickets purchased in Boston or
Maine Central stations are good tor a passage on
TINS line. Passengers from Bangor, Newport Dex-
ter &C, VIII purchase Tickets 10 Kenda's wills
only, anu alter taking the of the Portland and
henheDec Road, the conductor will furnish tickets
anu make the iare the same through TO Portland or
Boston as via Maine Central.
Ihiouen Tickets are sold at Boston over the East
ern anu Boston and Maine Railroads Tor all StaIons
on tnis line; also the AndroscoggIn K. H. and Dex-
| ter, sangor, &c on the Maine Central no break
OF gauge east OF Portland by this route and the only
Ionte by which passeLger from Boston or Port
land can certainly reach Skowhegan the same day
| by railroad.
Stages leave Bath for RockIand, &c., daily. Au-
gusta Tor Belfast daily. Vassalboro Tor North and
East Vassalooro anu China daily Kendall's Mills
Tor unity daily. at PIshon's Ferry tor Canaan dali
". AT Skowhegan tor the different towns North en-
their route.
L. L. LINCOLN, supt.
Augusta, Dec. 8, 1869 ma,l1tf