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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

LARGE TuRTLE.-On the 18th inst a nudturtlc
was caught in Sabin pond, Woodbury., by tw,
young men from Providence, h. l., which wcighot
thirty-seyen and half pounds We do not re
member of ever hearing Of 50 large an one in thi,
region
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
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n Hon. GEoRoE AsmWN, Of Springfield, Mas
saohusetts, IN old member Of Congress, and
President OF the Chicago Convention which nomi-
natod Mr.. Lincoln for the Presidency, died on
Friday last
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

81 Adams Bufier Markef, Ttusddy July 10
Market rather dull owing to hot weather Prices
ranging from 20 to % cents. Shipment ll2i tubs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

NommELD.-lhe second match game between
the Pioneer and University clubs, came of last
Saturday, in which the Pioneers were successful
by score Of 30 to Is. Time OF play about p
hours
j. II. French, ILL., d., Secretary of the Yer
mont Board Of Education, gave a very interesting
lecture here last saturday evening, on the sub
ject Of Education and Graded Schools. \ graded
school is going to be established here, in place of
the academy
Last Thursday girl, while picking berries
about miles west of tho depot village, discovered
some bears engaged in the same occupation.
The next morning two brothers, hy the name Of
Brooks, and WIN Newton, went t. the pasture
and found them taking their morning lunch on
the berries. They shot the dam and one cab. the
other old bear and two cubs escaping The old
one weighed about 100 pounds and was in very
poor condition. She was very old her teeth
being sadly Worn down. it is supposed to be
the same one ). Marsh caught in a trap eleven
years ago-thc right ioreioot being gone
Ig-Ihe foregoing items were mislaidani omit
ted last week
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

several bears have been seen in Ripton and
Hancock this summer - An Old man. his son and
grandson, three generations, were htcly seen in
Salisbury ut work in the bayfield, together moving.
HEVNrNoroS COUNTY
Mrs. Sophia Dckcy, the last surviving child of
Major General John Stark, the hero Of Bcnning-
ton, died ON Saturday week, Mt Reading. Mass
She was upwards of ninety years Of age. The
Manchester journal says that the drunken orgies
ut factory Point, Sunday and MONDAY. the 3D.
and lth, were odggmcc 10 % civilized community
"A young man from Rupert namcd Nelson
Bonneville, was run over hy the car. and killed
on the 9Th. The Incident occurred On the road
from Rutland 20 Sllcn n VI Bennington pleads
for q ircncn's muster ON the 10th of August g.
Sunday freight trains oycr-ho Harlem Extension
have been discontinued Baaner does not
remember when there were So many improvement.
going on in Bennington ms during the present
season "A prize fight took place in Bennington
Sunday last. The omabIc disputants were ar.
rested The new hotel % De erected in Benninq-
tom on the site of the old Mount Anthony House
sto cost $4,000
ctEnoNt, COUNTY.
Emstus Graves, ol Lyndon. hn. zoo hi. barn
from one To three toms OF hny which 8. 2- Year.
OBJ, 800 m good condition
0mrrNuN COUNTY
There Is one family 800 Burlington consisting of
'ther mother and twenty-five children the a.
theri- % year. 800 and the mlthcr rs another
family OF c'en children ul Che mother oniy DO
years OLD 10 thc ir.t lnig thrro arc four pairs
OF twins iu Che second ,'rte anl Doe children 100
mih camille nrc ali living
rn,Nkfly .otsry.
Tine Ta4sJllf .t,s. that Mr.. Cfr,lino E,,-t.
OF Gclrsm. hos some ,llle.l eucnmler- tbat have
been n thc brine twenty-five ,clr.. and Chez, are
a- sound and GOOD 90. when first ppt down
Work wa. commenced on the Nis.i.Iuli K,ilr,,3
Goo ST. Adams. 900 the orb -rh. Vermont Central
have just completed tIe ladine of .o,cnty.tw,
cars, (9oD tan- of worn 1ut track iron. which ,.
been sent b. Rome. Sos, York. 90 Doc re-r5lleI Al
icw car l1li- ha. returned. which +. n. o,ol .r|
better than that rolled fuu now -t..k -Tbr,.
was shipped from tlo 81, Nlhtn. marle. r.r tf..|
month ending Juy t-t. j.7gI tub. of butter
weighing 32l 800 pounds ~ bJya. of cheese.
weighing 0.2-O pounds. and II b,y.. or S5.ll.n
Spring Wuter Among che graduate. at u..
Nc,y London. Now Hampshire Ii.crr, Institute
ut the recent commencement. were Mise. pcrsi.
Sherman and Mriott % sherman. Al.nt-3mar,
tue amount 40 lumber u-cd pt thc Vermont
'entnl Railroad car shops ilr themlntl OF June.
was lleoi- Feet
on'NoE mrSn.
Mrs Michael Gi.iu, 90 Bradford cut her uriat
Iulyq. and died nrvt d,e SHE. ,y.. .t...,, 3s
...,,..lt u.,. ru.....
himself Monday morning. Juy 10, while ue
family were temporarily absent lr.m tIs house
Do. ,,i. G, y.-lr.oIl
oEif'N. COUNTY
John u French. l.I D. ~..usar, rtbe Nrr.
r..Yt H,,rI.f rl..,ti.. ,.u.t.ii.t.
" ....| . |.'II.l|I
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

--Buletip-boaFds are suggested for chur.
ches, to Do away with pulpit announcements,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

y Later dispatches confirm tic outmgos-
though in midor iorm--whloh have been report
ed as taking place in Pekin, China, against French
residents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

NEW Posr'L RorrB.-Among the new postal
routes established in Vermont are the following
From Moretow 20 North tuyston, and from
Paiufeld to Fast pnnfed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
fRENcHS MAMMOTH ExHisir7oy,

For presenting the most novel, exciting and Elegant
Entertainments witnessed has induced the proprie
tor TO engage for the tour VI 1870 the hrst Performers
existence and the following catalogue Ut arcuc celohr
tics estahshes the truth Ut the claim that the troupe OF
this Circus has never been equaod.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

.8-rhe annual meeting ofthe Vermont Editor S
and Publishers Association will take place at the
Weldon House, St. Adams, on the evening Of
Thursday, August II, 1870 The following day
a steamboat excursion will be rendered the asso-
citation. Many invited guests from other States
are expected to be present. Annual address by
George Grenye Benedict of Burlington poem
By John e. SAKE, Of Albany, y. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
SILVER CORNET BAND

Which will contain many unique features. fresh in
America. This superb free display is given only az a
hilton OF the Period will not In any manner otrno from
the spendor OF the Interior performances, which IL the
reverse 81 many shows whose managers mako their In
patronage,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

twenty-five cents will buy packet SEA Moss Fan.
iNt Of your grocer og druggist, which, in ten minutes
viii make sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, Pudding,
CNstards, ETC.. ote
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
LIST or LETTERS.

Remaining IN The Montpelier Post Office,
JHly 10, 1870.
Ltples.-Mr william Choate, Mrs. John Farrar, Mrs
Maria r. Baker Mis- H. c. llepshaW Miss Celina Mosier.
Miss Emma spcor,
utNrttNAA-Adauls, Brown6 Co., Leroy 0. Durham,
ion T. Bass, u. f. Benjamin, Patrick Callahan, o. r.
Chandler. Perry Camp Martin b. Campbell Wallace
Dodge DR.. H. s. Dodge Riley Doming, Morris W,oips.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
FORTY--FIRST CONGRESS-.

wasn,evroy. Trrs,

W,stuoyro, Trrs,,y t,ty 10
The senate debated the omnibus Annronr;a.
ton bin. A lnrre nnmbor or o,ncr'lmonis Linn,
adopted.
In the lIouse a sutst,t,,e ,,s ,1.,.,., e.. ,t.,
senate amendment To the Army Annro,,rioti,n
| bill The Rcport of the Conference COMMITTEE
ON the Fundin, hin v,s ,,,rs;ior,l M, io,,,.,t t
rciected-veos NO noys tot C,nc,o,,,
I Committee was amounted an tbc t;c,r,,i, t,l
v.,.,.,.... I'LL,
I f., clio ,t.. -, ma, IN
r,u,l,,,, l.;i ,,,... -
committee ,nI ,,... ,I.,.l n
also od,n,.J ly Mo H. IT,. I,". WIZ
tbc .,,na,nr. .2, p '''',s ''''' ''"S '''lu'''
T., ..t77a',,' W" 'e,'n' ""''
''.i',' " ,''' "n'lns p"' ME- SHERMAN eA
'''' ',a' '',' ''''n,''' n'1 provided ior three
u.s. , % oo'I'' Two hundred millions oil D per
'','S' ''''' l"nu'ol in'i'''n' oil % per cents 3
una one ''ousanl n'li'on7 ol per cents The
'1I''''' '' h'sou"'lo" n"u n''u hAeu at onc-lmll
VI one per cent unl'r tHe control OF the Score
r'9 '' ,'' treasury Inc seventh section relat-
Jug 10 U'' hAtionm "nkS' mas been stricken out
'ea''ns tne o'n mere a. voluntary BILL
10 'he House Butler resolution Go inquire into
'"e treatment oI Cue negro cadet ot West Point
""S D,'"s'' up again ana passed lo' % d..
Inc lax anu lar'u DHl was reported by Mr.
'y"'N'N' ''o" inc conference committee nnd
u'or ueoaie' passed the llonse-il3 To 80. Mr.
MAY n"'u' nom Tue w ays ami Means Committee,
i'poi''u " JOINT resolution suspendins Che use Of
"''Ney metres "l a'stl'lefio' 'iil the further ac-
U"h Oh congress Whlch was passed. The ma
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20

FRANkLiN-Ihe listers in franklin report that
they found in that town las. spring the iol.owing
live stock colts under years ofage p ,warms
of bees Ga: oxen Is hogs 300; horses 3i3 .
sheep 800 cattle under three years od 120
COWS . Pos making ia all, exclusive of the bees.
i.i3l animals There are many larger town.
than franklin les population is less than 1000
and its grand list only about 900 and yet we
doubt % many towns can show better statistics of
vital prosperity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20


Amnngcompany has been formed OF New York
gentlemen, with Oscar T. Washburn OF Bridge
water, at their head, for the purpose Of working
a mine OF gold which he has recently discovered in
that town. 10 is reported that the ore already
blasted out proves highly promising The Ma
tional Black River Bank, Proctorsyille. has de
clared som-annual dividend Of five per cent free
Of government tax -Capt j s. Parker, Of Caven.
dish, has served as the Wing and Republican
town committee Of that town for thirty successive
years.-'Hhe Ludlow money diggers were assured
before they began work that there was one hun
Z drcd and fifty millions of treasure in buckskin
sacks, and only about four feet from the surface
They dug down nine feet and haven't found il
yot.-The West River National Bank OF Jamaica
has declared a semi-nnnual July dividend of 0
per cent There is a man in promlret who has
q coat he has worn 50 years.A short time since
Constable G, =. SpAuldIng Of Chester, called on
nramol Hutchinson for mXes, which call was re-
fused, followed with words, and finally llutchn-
son struck Spaulding with a hoe, cutting n cash
IN his face. Spanlding arrested his man, and
took him 10 jail 40 WoOdstock.-Ihe wife Of the
late Hon, Abel ellison, of Springfield, has with
her needle, since he was seventy years of age,
paid for a family monument costing 5000, and
which * now standing in the new cemetery in
Springfield MIR II. NJ Jaquith, of South
Woodstock, shot two hen hawks recently, which
measured from tip TO tip four feet two inches
Il lHIcttNciy.-Alf. W >, Dhlhoni OF W OluatOck,
has an eagle recently caught in tap, that mea-
sures feet 81 inches from tip 10 tp--ll0n, John
iiregory Smith, Hon. DO d, Hatch, Superinten-
dent Merrill and Engineer Bailey Of the Central
/ were in Woodstock, Wednesday, having passed
over the line Of the Woodstock railroad
taking observations with a view 10 negotiations
for its competon.-l leman II, Cummings, of
Neathorsfeld, died July lst, Of sun stroke. lie
4 was ~ years old.--lluhbard L. Smith, formerly
Of Hartford sOn-in-aw of Col. Samuel Mutt. Of
White River Junction, was killed in the yard OF
the New York and Erie Railroad, at Jersey City,
June Goth. Mr., Smith was a locomotive engi-
4 neer ON the Erie road On opening box car OF
train for Boston, Wednesday morning, at
n indsor it was found that of one hundred and
+ twenty-five lambs confined therein, and on the
r way 10 market, only four were alive One hun
bred and twenty-one lambs crowded into tight
IJr, on hot day, had been cruelty smothered to
death; The lossof the property to parties con-
y cerned, $500 or more, is but small part Of the
I punishment the nhumanity deserves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-07-20
tVatohman Sc Journal.
Republican state Nominations.

WEDNESDAY,, july 20. 1870,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-04
UNITED STATES MAIL,
MAINE.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT


WAsHISGros, January 8, 1870.
PROPOSALS will be received at The Contract
a Oiiice of this Department until O'Clock .. m
carrying the Mails of the United Stiles from Julv i
,a 10 June 3d. 1879 the following routes in the
otaie OF Maine, and by the Schedules OF denarIures
anS arrivals herein specified, viz: ~ "'pA''0is'
n NO: lS2 From Camden, by Centre Ijpco,vms and
tyce T IN. o.; to Beiast, 173 miles and back
or on arrival OF Western mail; "' o M
Arrive at Belfast by Pm
Leave Leave Belfast Mon lay and Thur day at Pm.
Arrive at Camden by pm.
sSo From Baeksport by orland North Penobscot
onvuseo1 anu North Castne, to Castine, 211 miIes
and back, six times q week. a iAAeS
Leave Bueksport daily, except Sunday, at 1880
Arrive at Castine by pm;
Leave Leave Cas9ne daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at Bucksporr by IL 80 m.
back, three times week. y ' anu
At Ies aS Hancock Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at Crabtrec Point by 3oam:
Leave Crabtree Point Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 1880 am; "-N
Arrive at Hancock by II 80 a m.
1s5 From Sedgwick to BROOKLYN. d mi,es and
back, three times week.
Leave Sedswick Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive at Brooklin by 6.sopm;
a. leave az BrooAfn Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at sedgwick by 8 soam.
1s6 From Robert pacgeit's In. o.A. bv Danfortb.s
Mills In or to South Weston, 2 miles and back
once week. -'
Leave Robert Daggett's Saturday ATTAIN;
ArfVa at South Weston BY 9 n m:
Leave South Weston Saturday, at IL m;
Arrive at Robert Daggett's by2pm
1s7 From Portland, by Duck Pond 70 North
Windham, 16 miles and back, three times a week
at Z am; '
Arrive at North Windham by IL am;
r, Leave North Windham Monday, Wednesday and
Arrive at Portland bv6nm
For forms of proposals, guarantee and certiflcate
anu also LOT instructions as to the conditions to ba
IN The contract &C., see adyertisemsnt Of
NOV TO- 1865 and of teis date inviting prop sails far
man service IN Name and N H., to be iound ar tba
Bids should be sent in sealed epvelones sr,...
sClUeu Mall proposals, State OF Name" and "a
oiesseu 10 the Second Assistant Postmaster csn.rai
fab,r,o, JNO. A. j. CRESWELL
"'" Postmaster General
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Poetry.
From the Boston Traveller
A Mother TO Her Blind Chiia'
MARGARET LLOYD EATON


When first I knew thou vert deprived Of SIGHT,
Now I'D weep and kiss thee, day and night;
T ~, nv ,vonfed walks, where nature smiled,
To dwsII in darkness with my hapless child
Nv bonsehold cares no more induced to pride
And ZEN my pleasant harp was laid aside
10 try each labor'd art; but tried in vain,
Thou still vert blind, and enthraled to min.
twas in that hour of grief and earnest PRAYER
1 look'd 10 Heaven. that some kind angel there
Might leave his 9 aroh band, and eartRward stray.
70 give thee light to sec the beaming day!
But ne whose wisdom waits not mans 6ebost
Gave tnee hoI VISION but thy mind impress'd.
", Wt ~ sweet penevolence supplied the place
" tue lost beauty of smiling facet
vi we have seen thee run with CAV da1iobt
Anu, gatheIing flowers, ask If thew were bright.
Anu, fastening home divide the lair bouquet
Among thy sisters as they groupd at play!
Huu tnen al evening, when the prayer was said.
now prompt to bend the knes. and bow the head
as II devotion in her bland control,
Tau liked lime within clustered soul!
Each moral theme congenial TO thy breast,
AIaned thy infant voice to teach The rest!
Anu thou hast learned thy hymns with Ie2dier heed,
ma man many children who were taught to read.
Ine distant wood, the mountains ovey side.
Have found thea ever with thy faithful guide;
why praised thy lyre,-its power to charm Inc
throng,
Yet shed her tears in silence at thy song!
Ihose days are past; yet oft hear thee sing,
Ot that bright land OF ever-during spring,
Where the glad cherub d0res nor az ms eyes
But spreads MS shadooy soings arg 1n,eoaa JteSt
A Heaven he rec $; a Heaven on earth be thine,
A snark can rracb thee from the iount divine!
Obi where those chalced0nv walls are laid,
And sardius and emerald dispay'd.
There may thine eyes celestial wonders see
When earth and all It's scenes are ceased to be!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-04

Essw q aNY Thousands Gan Testify e 1,
BY UAAaSDy Experienced!
Young men troubled with emissions In Sleeps
complaint generally the result OF bad habit In
youth, scientifically and perfect cure wsr-
fanted OF 70 charge made.
hardly day passes but we are consulted BY one or
more young men with the above disease, pon,e ct
Whom are es weak and sInaciated though they had
sne and By their friends supposed te
nave ir AL such cases yield to the proper and oply
correct course of treatment and in sort t;yne ars
msds te rsioics IN perfect health.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-04

Mild, Certain, Safe, Efficient. 1t is tar the best
Cathartie remedy yet discovered and at relieves
and invgorates all the vital functions, without
causing injury to any OF them. The most complete
success has long attended its in many localities
and it is now offered TO the general public with the
conviction that it can never fail to accomplish all
that is claimed tor it. 1t produces little pain
leaves the organs Tree from irritation, and never
over-taxes or excites the nervous system. In all
diseases OF the skin, blood, stomach, bowels liver,
kidneys,-of children, and in many difficulties, pc
culiar TO women, ii brings prompt relief ana certain
cure The best physicians recommend and prescribe
It; and no person who once uses this, will yo.untar
lily return to the use OF any other cathartic
Sent by mail, on rec .ipt OF price and postage.
l Box, 50 20. Postage, 6 cents.
Boxes, 90 &c" is
IL 225 80 !"
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURN Err & CO, ProprietOrs.
100 fremont Street, Boston, Mnss
Dec i-deoyW&S1yr
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WANTED
. a N II r ID

A YOUNG MAN Of goo address, who has some
a knowiedge of repairing Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry, and can engrave, to 20 10 lima, Alabama.
70 the right man very liberal salary will be paid
Inquire OF r. NJ HOBBS,
nir'u Biddeford, Me-
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1Sco Trains Daily betpeen Portland and h,,o,,.,,
h9.ss1s<2sS;;ss3 Leave Portland for Aususto ,r;xaa
S57&E@Ss<S tram at 100 A 81. S
n Leave Portland for Bath, Augusta. wafervi,,a ard
gusta at 5.15 z NJ. D"'n anu Au-
PASSENGER Trains viii be due at Portland dale
at $50 NJ. and 10 z NJ 'AuAno oa"J
naie as low by this route to Lewiston watervil,a
Ht, Mills, Dexter and Bangor as by the Mains
Ti a. , hoau and tickets purchased in Boston ,or
tbis linz stations are good TOR a passaoe on
ter So aiaassehgers from Bangor, Newport hay
oniv on, WI. I'll purchase Tickets TO Kendaps MI,
Ke9nce dsi taking the of the Poriand and
.nd nS.I noai, the conductor will turnish t;a
Re,aa nc .is ARE the same through to port,an -
I'LL as VIA maine Central. "Hu vi
srn 9 tickets are solI at Boston over tho r..
an; anu boston and Maine Railroads ior ali $500.
ar 's aiso the AndroscoggIn r.. r. AMI non
os s,nse %e on the Maine Genital No bpeat
gauge east OF Portland by this Route and ~ oieak
loI,e ny which passenger from Ros,nn ~ ne pm only
| by railroad. ""esah the same day
Stages leave Bath for Rockland. &c dahl,
gusta lor Belfast daily. Vassalboro for Nay;h Au us
Fast Vassalboro and China daily KenIaI,,s , ano
ior unity dalIy. AT PIshon's Ferry Tor Cana nils
| their route. 'o"hs North Oh
| Augusta, lee. 3, 1863. -'G No, NJ supt.
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TO LET.
For Hire |!

ROOmS 10 Leu!
NICELY furnished rooms to rent by the day or
IN week, No. Free street.
feb25eod3m e. I. SOUTHGATE'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-04
ROCHESTER en-
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

-. s5s On and after Monday. Nov 90 ,oeo
- vNsttralns viii run follows. 90 iee9
passenger trains leave Portland daiin Is
A. NJ, 200 Z. NJ ii"te stations, at 7.1l
L lave Portland tor Saco River at 5.3OpN,
ta, Alired 1or Portland az 81. A A. NJ
$40 T.. NJ. ''i"nu at $50 A. NJ and
freight trains with passepoar
Gu leave AliIed Tor Portland at $50 A. M attach
Leave rortian . FOR Alfred at l2i5 P M.
AT Gorham tor South WiDdham, Winah.r, mn,
and North Windham, West Gorhan. Stand;uhh shlll,
Falls, Baldwin, Denmark. Sebago Briiefon o,eep
Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg, CONWAY. nas,Iest ,
jackson. Limington, Cornish Porter, Free.om Mad,
son and Eaton N H., daily. Aau'
. AL saco River, tor West Buxton, Bonny Fasle
South Lmington, Limington, daily. N-"s''
field and Osspee, tri-weeklv. "U' Aasohs
Al Center Marlborough for Iimeric, pa,sons
field, daily. ~ Hieiich, fHsoDs-
AT Alfred for springvals and Sanford Corner
April &c, 1869. 'ouperintendent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-04

ND invest in Real Estate Mortgages Notb;no
"A more safe or that PAYS better than good mort
gaze where the security is two dollars for one An
lily to w. H. JERKS,
hE- Ne Yncy to Loan Oh MOrlaaaes
february &C. eodetaltws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-03-04
FALL RIVER LINE.

FALL RIVER LINE,
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
ington, and all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via Taunton, Fall River and Newpoyt
Cabin, $500; Deck $500. Baggage checked
through and transferred in free of charge
New York trains leave the Old Colony and New
port Railway Depot, corner OF South and Kneeland
tSundays excepted as follows: at xS,
Nj, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance Of
tne regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
az . ~ III, connecting at Fall River with the
new ana magnificent steamers Providence Can't
u. M. Simmons, BRISTOL, Capt A. Simmons"
iAese steamers are the fastest and most reliable
poats on the Sound, built expressly Tor speed safety
anu COMFORT This line connects with all the South-
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York goino
Steamers. ~ nv S~i"oihia
'"FO shippers OF Freight, this Line with
us new ana extensive depht Recommendations In Ifos
ton anu large pier in New York. Exclusively tor fbe
business OF The Line is supplied with facilities tor
relshs and passenger business which cannot be sur
warded with dispatch. ' anu 'o'-
New York Express Train leaves Boston NJ , On
M; goods arrive in New York next morning abont G
a III. Freight leaving New York reaches 70 son on
the following day at 9.45 A M. VA
For tickets, berths and staterooms annIv at tho
Gc0mpahys once at NOS Old State House. corner of
washington and State streets and at Old Coonv and
newport Railroad Depot, corner of South and Enee-
land streets, Boston. "N- -A-ee-
Steamers leave New York daily, (sundavs excen.
ed) from Pier 30 North River loot q, Cbambppr
st, at 500 r M. WV "a 0HainDel
GEO. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and Freight Agent.
NJ. R. sI11oNs, Managing Director Narrasansett
Steamship Co. s""se''
Nov5 d1yr