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second then he burst into p ..haarty
laugh Of genuine amusement.
,tfFs best JOKE VI ever heard r
no exclaimed, fairly shaking $ with
laaghtsr, partly at the eomicalityy Of
The whole thing, but equally at my rue
ful couutenanoe. "Yousaad Pam are
the heiresses, after Ill, and I'm dis
missed with his blessing! What, will
come nk1t wqnde,t Win you did.
miss me, too, Marjorie ?" and he snatch
ed me up in bis arms, aud nearly
squeezed the breath out ofmybody. I
had only voice enough 70 utter ~ r y
DTS shame, Chi, horria shame ~
But, If he had me- would
havc borne it, rather than Lex him, i'm
agine, for the shadow Of second, that
>-aeena eoaicik pqa1d make any difference
in my loye. Not that there was any
danger Of his imagining it, however.
The ridiculous aspectlof the affair seem.
10 ed t. make more impression. upon him
than any other. To think how he was
planning for Pamela 20 benoyolsntly,
when all the while Pam was mistress Of
every thing, and he, absolutely disin-
herited Reladshsd until the, tears
rolled down ~ cheeks, and ! Was fain
to join him from the sheer force Of ex-
s-auplS. rgG - ss-e-f q ri
The night wore sway rapidly under
Z q new excitement. Tho need sof
sleep was forgotten, II and, before we
thought oft, the morning twilight was
glimm nssiDgtt through al. the unshtuttered
windows. .Gr,33 ~ 5asoaasg>a 81,
,@@ :. "Daybreak, actually !" Chi e1clain,-
Cd, the first to spy the dawn. t'Christ-
,omas Day, too merry Christmas, Mar
jorie {" a1as =. $50. s ,5.i.@.
$50 "Merry Christmas y I responded
. .alflit isn't adding insult 70 injury, Chi.
lose : fortune, snd get ! little sim
pleton tor wife wife, . .z,.s >I'I g~. .'Sa
Gone needs to be strong-minded to
be Jolly IS such circumstances" he in
10 tefrupted, Efnahing my sentence in his
own w: = ~ s,y, Marjorie. hadn't. /
better fall in love with Pam now Pr
..as "She wouldnt look It you" 7 said,
1, .,eeassly; 4 she5hs her fortune, I. and
! 'shs will have her artist You'll
: Have 70 content yourself with me-
-sisif A6he'sNsleoms to her artist God
u, ble y bin l 1. her fortune, too" he
cried, merrily. II have my little Mar
jorie, aaa slltt6e world 4hp. not her
'14sg sss. si Il. s,i,li.1. ]. The !,
nsF.lallen snow xhsn.ws galleped
hansvard JET - III given Us sbe-
witshinG little AIeaki ast md Chi, in
spie d This li1Aelit hat made
hahAp s shinia kpeiocs,
bA3 q hesself
saA u y1s had, 81 hSsn up ), to
inspeas by se.yligbt, md
MI = 8 Gsas. q I. ~ s3s 81 Ia, .
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AYOTICR-u. raNn nv.. - sset~ q
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inu iia Humestaai H., knols for atadon-
ISG5 mon rt,a - l. ;: ssted April IL.
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RsI az 81 the 10Th DAY or NUyRN
and fu, 4, a., ~ 'pch ID the forenoon to respond
donn.. cOhcsrs inf sail alleged aban-
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- -. - sszs3 y I. =. MA.lsAE feeeise,-
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g. =. vt cioua', sfinb., sept, 10. 1874. a. II
:, tlaist having been entered at ,fis oftc. J.,
afu baker alans. Stephen NJ Srhifl, sf,ri - an,
n eess DIS Homestead Entry No IlOs dated anrii 70
toAo, upon the sw section Ia townSfn ~ H. %
" steasDs comfy, MINI, with view 10 ne eas
more "a anIss ~. sala parties srs hereby srri
rasDend md furn;.h .s.,: sck in the ioreIoop, to
1sfe1 aberd z " concerning s4id al
$3.50 ss<A zz1ru.~x-SE
seDt126va = = I'D ~, hsg1stsr.
1.srE5zF II. = :. :. Z: 1ogLOkE. Receiver
NV-lOk-u:s; LAND OFFICE,
I44 ,ssIE.is; $1,000 $1,000. MIMI, septA, 1s7s.s.
g0mgIsnt lay1ng been entered 1t This sf5ce hx
1ob1 ~. ssoWn Hard RGriGfth for shandon.
Ing MS H0mesfsed Entry No. 2sD. dAtad JaIv ssee
'pon sne ~ W section 4, toy :st,n. 1Ds
range 70, In EfeAtnf county. Mjuieslta wi 10
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-14
The Wear and Tear Of cuisines. Life.

~" care. AMI labor- Of business IN. are ant 10
tell severely upon the health AMI coustitn' ola n
the ardent, energetic b4s ness f4au. and hon the
need ~ s-fne sustaining agent .- faif. stmultuf-
that cause only temporary oNhilAfauou, aud
leave ~" system M -ttt" 81 part tI col abs.
ther tf-t effect has passed ~. TOO omen 70.
tQtfsd ~, " tsrtA uN g. tfe leaves behind ~ a
f"siiiuin 90 Ashts the H." Of s.iulersfai LIQUORS
u commerce produces premature rs uausf sa and
dray. to1rh u rm not. Tone rni regulate tho
over tax 4 vital mach nsTy With Ho.teifprs -tolu.
arh Bitter. In tIat wholesome iSir th. alca.
bollc element, which . the puTest d,rtsabIe from
any source, 's t".psrrd iy the choicest tonic spa.
rent, auf..bIlluus and autl.fcbflle yegstaIa. Ok.
tract- ami luise-. To strengthen. recruit soIls.
AM puuiy tue systsm " TIE MISSION OF "a. great
vegetable specific. When th. stomach b. Iu =
heuthy state the Uiie flows regularly. the bowe L.
fioIu their Office prOp,fly, ami the tolagtaplIte
WIRES ~ the nervous y-i"m are 10 perf,.rt work.
ing order. an enormous amount = Iaiur can Q 4.
horn" aIthoutfisA OF tnrpnNeuIenp., AMI tus dI.
ret effect - 10. bitcr- T. g. prompte thIs Ngor.
1u- coid tinn - the finstiuu- upua slirl n..
uHurishm.ni Dt the hody, aud ~ poNet o. ef..
dursnr' mainly depend The great tonic anI Hl.
t"flfNr o., therefore, einphatlchily r0fpfumsudsl
Tor H- remarkable Strengthening 3. DV.ff.r. %
al pom whom the fe.pousih.l Ii|s- % ito l..-.
heavily, AMI who feel like hiIbung uniaf me
hlNh"h. \ lively appetite, sIIolg.I lgsrtIuu,
'ltsfi" p ui-, ahd q fnaryslNns Hhiy h W.ff.
stand fatigue, are among ne bIss.ings Justly A..
'fiHi q the rcnoVating operation II thi- psla's.
ne sud f1aorfui cordial. and sp'iuu AMI suut.
me- d'"rAiIye, there - uything "a IA. ms'sfia
inedire ihst can he compared VIII h.
msy,-Odlts
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Ihe Bnlletin.
THE GREEN FLAG.
Az ARMY OF $4,000 rENIANS coz.
GENERATING.
From ihe New York Times !

from ne New Nutk Times
There is every reason 10 believe that the
FeDian, 10 use their own expression, mean
business this time. The utmost activity
prevails among the officials. OF all grades
here and elsewhere although quiet seems
to reign in and around headquarters. Men
are being dispatched daily to different
points 10 facilitate The concentration
Of tho Il. X. A. which, il is said, already
numbers $4,000 men, well disciplined, and
fully provided for II long campaign. On
Wednesday, Gen. j. j. Donnelly left this
city on business for the cause. II IL ru-
morcd that lac has gone 10 the place of
Rendezvous. Gen. q Neil saws that he will
not lack means to aid him ia the coming
tug of war, rs he daily receives liberal
contributions Of money from all parts of
The Union. Yesterday one gcntlemun
alone placed $1,000 at his disposal for the
good of the cause. Men are only too
willing 10 join ia any expedition
against England, 80 that ma
mcfically speaking, his army /.
strong. ~ reference 10 the statement.
made IN dispatches from Washington 10 the
press, that the 10Th of May had been set
down Us the time Of the grand movement
the General says that here, "a in all other
Fenan matter, the Information i. incor-
rect. None but he and his trusted Lieu
tenant know the moment Of action Clerks
and officers are working hard at head
quarter, preparing and copying documents
Instructions for the many cir
clc' Of the brotherhood. Eumors Of all /
kind. are INTERPOLATION with regard 10 the /
projected expedition but none are authen- |
tic, because fabricated by newsmongcr..
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Notice i, hereby given that special election
viii he held IN the CITY ut Cairo, llUuois, on Mon.
day the nth day Of stay, next, I'D $50, nj the
usual voting places IN sad Ciy, W.. For the First
WnrI o. the hudng on the southeast corner Of
sixth street and Washington avenue; tot the
Second Ward 1t the Arab Fire Compan,'s I'm.
gine House, for the Thrl Ward y, NJ. Office II
Bryan shannossy, aud for the Fourth Ward
Of the voters Of said city, ~ 70 n subso riptoE
purchase rs sad CITY of shares 81 the capital stock
Of the Kentucky Tennessee Railroad COMPANY
Of Kentucky, "a the amount Of $1,000, sad sui'-
srrpton or rurrla.o TO De paid for Ia bonds II
sad CITY Cd Caro-, falling duc twenty-five years
alter The date thereof bearing interest at the rate
ot cght per cent. per Nnnufn, said bonds 70 10 de-
H'rrcd 10 said Company 10 tpslslmcut- Of s.O,v',
oagh ~ soon a. each section Of five miles OF said
road shall have been completed the iron laid and
ready iof the cars TO run thereon. and the stock
e. 10" received from said Company 90 he sold Ia
ana ru.conveyod 10 said Company by said city,
n. received, AZ price not To exceed hye per cent.
of the par value thereof, work on said road 20 b.
commenced within -is months iroin the time III"
subscription i- voted, AMI to De- completed within
eighteen months thereafter. AZ said -le-'t on the
have tho vnrds "fur suits, fptI IN ritteu or
printed thereon, ami all tho ballots ,ast against
-aid subsci ptun OF purchase snnu have the
words "Apnu-t suits, fitiion" wrr,t.sr or printed
thereon. IN" polls h ssid election will b.
opened NJ eight O'Clock 4 N. OF aid DAY, AMI
closed At sir O'Clock M.
day Of NAV an eiec non VIII I'D urin Tor tn. pa.
pose OF 'lerting member u the sri"ct Council
nom the city ut Large 90 tl the vacancy occa-
-ioncd by the EvsIgl,lioh ol e., u. Williamson,
ra't elect on 90 We held a. the following place.,
NHt iirs, wart m the budnEon the southeast
corner OF slgth street aGi Washington avenue,
second NaTi a. the Engine House ~ the Arth
Fire COMPANY, Third Ward AZ tho Office Of HrsaI,
-hanncssN, aui the fourh Ward II the Court
Hoas,. JOHN BROWN,
cairo, Illinois. ApriI =. lsTn.
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EJectsc Meclictsl Kssyigmnru
TO TgBF' x..ADEms.

GSs &SE ssAHSEEE.
D&. hUtshEg particularly invites all L,adiaa 3 ne
need medical adviser, TO call Al HE reo7Dg No II
Prese Street, which they vii find arranged fer then
especial accommodated.
Dr.. Il e Sleetic Renovetns Medicines srs unrIy,J.
led in efcacc and gursTioY virtue IL TeSalatns iii
EeInae Lrregu.arities. Their setion is seeclfe arl
certain Of producing relief II q short tina
LADIES will End il Invaluable III all casee q os..
structors ser al; other Iesedieh have been tried in
vain ITie inTeig vegetable, cor,taining nothing IN
with perfect safety 1t AT times.
5ont 70 On rost c'ths e1ctrY, win foil trses,oa,
of a:,nfss1g DIR. HUGHES.
sat,'S''S[ ~ SC IL EssSrtR Sfrra, IrNrtfara
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ShpriMS GaIn
- ''satSs
STATE OF MANUFACTURES

STATE OF MA1NE.-C SIS
FENAKEN on execution ana Will be sold o+ ,,.
Il auction, on Saturday, the sixth day of Anenst
A. D. ls7o at ten o'clock in the forenoon at tbee
sheris Office, in the City of Portland in sal conn
~ all the right in equity which Charles F. Merr;ii
of said Portland has or hal on the nineteenth dat,
Of March, A. d. 1870 t three o'clock and twentyy
minutes in the afternoon. being the time OF the at
tacbment of the same the original writ in the
action on whi h said execution was obtained to re-
deem the following described mort2aged real estate
viz: A certain lot of land with the. buildings there
on stu ited on the norhery side OF Fore street. in
Portland, 10 said County; said lat heiug about twen-
tythree feet front said Fore street, and running
back eghty-seven feet, being the same premises
conveyed to said Charles E. Merrill BY Eunice Mer-
cll, by her deed corded in Cumberland Registry of
me a Book 293, page 234, to which reference is
Ai ~, 10, 9 2 more particular description.
1s7o at SAID Portland the I'd day of july A. D.
w:,o7 NJ. ADAMS, Dept. Sheriff.
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FA LII RFPER 1--WE.
hOr New YORK, Philadelphia, Baltimore, W ash.
ington. and all the principal points
West, South ard South West,


For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
lrgton. aud all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via TsurieD, FOIL River nnd Newpsrt
Cabin, $500; Deck si.VO Baggage chsoted
through and transferred Ia nee Of charge
New fork trains leave the Old Colony mud New.
port RAILWAY Depot corner OF South and kneei.pd
streets daily SUNDAYS excepted al follow. m 40
p NJ, arriving in Fall River 10 minutes in advance ot
tne regular > eamboat Train, which leaves Boston
at 80 Il VI. connecting at Fail River Uifb tbe
rev ann magnificent seaners Providence Can't
M %. simmoIs, BRISTOL, Capt A. Sinmops-
tnese steamers are the fastest and nosf reliahla
ooa's on me Sound built EXPRESSLY Tor speed satty
nu eo,,orL ms IRE connects with all III. South
srp boats and Railroad Lines rom Ney, Yort gn;,g
Nesl aud South, and conyenisn, 10 Inc Saiitoyp,ss
Steamers. " '"' NA'ioi MA
re saippers OF Fyeishs.o This Lipe ui,b
"os anu extensive depht accom- aticns In Bos-
,on AM ,are per IN New York. texclcs yey for he
tuSess OF me Lineb is supplied with facilities tor
neIgh. anu passenger business which cannot be sur
watded With dispatch. A'- W.
New york EXPRESS Train leaves Boston NJ Isnp
N; GOODS srrive i'll New York next morning ,bont
a 81 Freight leaving New York reaches Rosfau a.,
the following day at rs A NJ VA
for tickets, berths and stateroorss apsIv at tba
Soonpshy once al No Old State House. corner OF
washington and State streets and al Old CoJonv and
land streets, Boston.
steamers leave New York daily CSunday, excen.
ed) 1roIo Per 30 Worth River, loot OF 'Chsmbar
st. at 500 r Va. VI "AS"oof
gro. SHIvERIcg, Passenger and Freisbt Ao.n,
- - JAMES FISK, JE. Pr sjient
VI. r. SnIoNs, Managiu, Director NarrsSansa+t
steamship Co.
Noy5 diyr
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POvtlaRd,S aeo, & Portsmouth, R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, MAY 2. 10

commencing Monday, May z, 20.
,t:-S I2EsIs@-als9 PASSENGER TRAINS i've Port
Is.,sss.ssg lana daily Sundays excepted) Tor
T oii AZ o.io, ana 80 A. NJ, ard 2.55 ana GO p H.
r. esve hosten tor Portland at so A. M, IL 90 NJ
., pi9as i'Id for Portland at 40 A. M,-rcturning
dolSlnoGth TOR Portland at 1000 A. N o. 40 and
o,o0 p NJ. ana Gu tuesday, THURSDAY and 5 atnidav
- Inc 600 p NJ tFxprss) Trans from Boston and
Iort'ahd run a Eastern Railroad THURSDAY hurs
nay aug saturday, Stopping ony at Saco, 6iddslord
hehhebunk, PortscIsuth, NewburyIort Salem and
LyIt anu On Monday, Wednesday ard triqay
va Boston x Msiic Rainoso, stopping only at Saco
biddeioId, Kennebunk. South BerwicL JunctIon
Ao.ef' Exeter Have hi and Lawrence
Freight trains each way daily tSunda vs. exceptedD
FRANCIS CHASE, Superinte ndent,
PORTLAND, ADrii IS $50 -
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Maine Central Railroad
PORTLAND AND BANGoRLJNs

LxszsE1 Trains will leave Grand Trupk Demo-
&s!s. at Portland for Auburn and Lewiston
at I.l0 A. NJ, los P. NJ.
Leave Tor Watervile, Kendal's Mira Newport
Dexter, thoosehoad Lake. and Bangor st / Is r.
III. connecting with the European & North Ame ri-
can H. Il. tor towns north and east.
Freight train leaves Portland tor Bangor and in .
termedlate stations at 6.35 A. NJ.
Trains leave lewiston and Auburn for Portland
and BOSTON at $40 A. NJ, Il. "a 4. M.
Train from Bangor and Intermediate station. 4.
due in Portland at no p. NJ, and from Lewiston
and Auburn only at $40 A. NJ.
Tbe only route by which through tickets are sold
to Bangor, Dexter and all Intermediate stations
east OF the Kennebec River, and baggage checked
through.
dec16tf EDWIN NOYEa Sr,+
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Mild, Certain, Safe, Efficient. 1t is tar the hest
Ca1hartic remedy yet discOvered,and at once relieves
ana lnvlgofates all the vital functions, without
causing injury to any Of them. The most cOmnIet a
success has long attended its use in many I0caltes.
conviction That it can lever fail to accomIiih 'h T
that is claimed for it. 1t produces little or no min
leaves the organs tree from irritation, and never
diseases ct the skin, blood, stomach bowel. Ivsr
kdneys,-of children ana in many difficulties ne,
cuiiar 10 women, il brings prompt relief and certain
It; and no person Who once uses this will Yo'nntapo
NY return to the use OF any other catharlIc
Box, 50 %. Poste os'aee.
Boxes, 90 cents.
IL Z" 225 &c 10 "
IL Is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
GURNER s. CO, Proprie,or..
Dec 4-deowW&S1yr "S'
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CAR BE w At Ia
PRIVATE MEDICAL a00AS
No. ~ Pgeeie Street.

MY hEaG hs cEn BE aonsuitsd psivaIsly, sra -,
~ shc utmost confidence By the sif3lcbsd, e.
scufs dsuy, aud tfoE2 Il. RI. to r. r.
Ht. y, addresses tlc2s Eic ere guda-aus 1rles st
snhotioa Of riyste disessss, WhetlsI srisus ffGiS
Impure connection Or tbs hsTIibis yice O. seians
Uevct1g hia eRhIe tins to that particular branch o.
she mediea, pTofessi0n be feels 1varrenta 10 YTA 3.
ATfhEiHe CUnR III AN CAsEs, whether OF Ioas
standing OF reesIty aontIootsd snrely removing tAe
osess OF daeaSa frorn the syaaeFa and ssEiDs rsr
feet and PERMANENT OUERs
lie you'd cali the attention 1f the Afflicted 20 tne
sct o. ha icns-stsndfng snt seilssInsd reputation
urniso'es safe'snt sss8Tarae O. MS ek;lI srd sIn
gese.
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S;SsStsa& &c, sEsE y q &isr.
Every Intelligent aod thAking ps.sen rlusy znoE
nst reSedtes handed out for general ehoBid b.
their efficacy established by vel tested ezpsr!ere b
tbs hsn0s 0, regularly sdaoS;ed physician, sbGs4
preparatory studies ct hin for s tire fDtiss rs r3ts
fGlhi; Jet the o0untry Is ae0Je1 git} p, I:csrr-s
aid cure-a:ls pTrsgs ~ to bG ths best Ia tie yord
Eid5b are nor Of sele2sr hnt 2ivays iriurig1s
Lns nnlortunsts a. ibs PARFIoULAR ia sels<asYs
as physician, az Il Is la2eutabIs yet
no taot, thai n2nv sgpbiltic patients are made rls@
cfaois E'th FplE q constitutions by rnsLtgest1n4s
lisa point generally e0nes,ied ny he best gypi,jlcr
2hefs trait tbs study sud mana enasnf OF Ehsse cOe
grants should eDgross tbs Whole tine OF th0se rho
@ouio Ne competent and suossssfr IN tbsir tresis
9nent END efres This Inexperienced general Yfsg5,.
onef having ueitier opportunity nor time 20 Ygak.
hsn2seli soqIs;nted With -feiE pathology ool,f9os
puraues systs OF treatment IN most cases TesS
ing so !HGscrico.1e.s t1s: sntQrssa6 ar6 isv.
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ws~a slzresosr.nx

Al who hays committed ID oxco.a OF any .na'
ssheI it be the solitary vice @; yo;,f or a tYs-
re teense Of misplaced confidence in Inatrrfy ssars
eEss ZOE Ar AYTIDorR IN 2gAe0g.
ahe Pains End Aches, sn9 Lsssltyde sn3 Nerys1e
SrostIstion tina. ElaT foloS Impure Coi.ion,
ere the Barometer to Gha Ynple syssey-
DO ncs 1at for the consuDanacen that is sure 90 s.
low; CO no. wait for Upsiahtly ulasra, FOR
Eeisablsa LIN be, faI Loss CT Beauty
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'oRTsAHnsn0CNEsTER 4,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

ssssS9e1fsll On and after Monday, Mays. 1870.
91ssg--Asssss:se trains will run as follows. WV
rassenger trains leave Portland daily iSupdoy. a,
a. N, 2.45 z. NJ. "' '''
Leave PORTLAND for Saco River at 6,l5PM
Leave Alfred Tor Portland and intermetliat. .t,
tons al 81, A. NJ. s'a-
Leave a Saco River for Portland at $50 A. NJ. and
FREIGHT train with passenger car attach
Ell leave alfred for Portland at 53e A. nj "'i
Leave Portland for Alfred at Las p. NJ.
Stages connect as follows:
81 doihann ter South Wndham. Windbau,
In,i, norm Windham, White Rock and Sebago
Al Goiham tor West Gorham, Standish Steer
Tals, b4ttwln, Denmark, Sebago Brilgton. Lowell
Tfsih, bfownied, Fryeburg, Conway, Bartlett
oatkso1. L1mngtnn, Cornish Porter, Freedom, aa,l.
son and Eaton n H.. daily.
AT SacO River, for West Buxton, Bonny EaSls
South Limingfon, Limington, dav.
At Centre Marlborough Station for Limerick
Newjsin, farsousheld and OsSpee tri-weekly
At Center Marlborough ior Limerick, Parsons
field, daily.
AtAltrsd for Sanford Corner sprincyals y. Jeb
anon Little RiverFal!sh So. Lebanon, 4. Roches-
ter and Rochester
1Hos QUINCY, Superintendent.
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International Steamship &c.
s;sasspori, Calais and 81. Jos,n,
DfEby, Windsor. s% Halic,x
ARRANGEMF
'3O-'ft1 En- hItNH1FNEMEN1,
THREE TRIPS EeEss wRnn

80 On and after Monday, ,Jnly 4tb
31Ss>,,saSS the Steamers OF tins lin Will lea va
=, n~<.<&$\ Railroad Wharf, toot of STATE ST
1ssssN every Monday, WEDNESDAY and
- 9. Friday, at +. NJ. tor Eastport
Returning will leave 81 John srd r.s.
same days. ~ H"s'PoTs on
n nn0onneGiinf at Eastport with Steamer BFIIr
N"UU"N, toI ST. Andrews, and Calais and VIII
n. y. q G. Railway for Woodstock an, HonItsp
connecting ut ST. John with the Steamer EN-
NESS Tor Dgby and Annapolis, thence by rail n
"inusor ana HaiIiax aud with the Il. * Ma Rail.
wy ,ei ebedlac and intermediate stations and
WIZ, ~. ran and Steamers tor Charlottetown p f. T.
O'Clock NJ. A. x sIsIiItRs y