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BAZAINE's POLIO Y.
what He Held Out For.

[Amiens (Oct. 18) correspondence Of London News.l
A very important letter has been circulated within
the last twenty -four hours among number oil gen.
temen belonging to this town. Marshal Bazaine's
orotneh hva as wr,ttsn fsnd 81 nAmiens
state that he has the Marshal's authority for
saying, In the most decided manner, that the
latter does not hold out at Metz either Tor the Empe
ror or for any other dynasty-but that he, his army
and the fortress they DEFEND are at the order and
under the command OF the republic or whatever
government may rule over France. As You may be-
Iieve, this communication has been exceedingly
well received here for 1t clears up cloud which
WAS in some measure still hanging over the best
army that France possesses II not the only body OF
men which can really be thus designated at the pre-.
text Of document so Interestingly
-, TnoUvrIrx, Oct s, 1870
Ny DxAB FRrEND-Tou Ask what should think of
the following which has appeared the papers
tMAshni Bazaino declares to ali whom IL that
he his command from tho Emperor hs receive
der from him alone and he does not recognize the repub
can This assertion has other than
despaoh from Berlin dated September 49, which
10 hs z0 on the 2ia Absorbing 70 sA the Marshal had
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francs
In 1854-With Barring Brothers, OF London 1000, 600
In 1S65-Vlctoria Bank. 5000, 900
In 1858--W1th Kindet Il Co.. OF Vienna. :. 100000
In l86O-With j. b. Jecker, of Mexico. 1900, 600
In l883-In The Tunts loan. ..........,. 1900. 900
In 1s64-In the Ottoman loan. ......... 5,ooO,0Oo
Brown Brothers .............e... - 10000, 900
In lS67-In the Russian loan, by Funder h
Co., and Plitz, banker, al ST. Peters,
burg. neutrality-suspicious.. 100000
In 1S60-The Empress purchased an estate
Don Trupita. .............. 100000
estate at Alcoy near Acant. ........... 1000. 600
In I870--Placed with Berg Won Drcssen at
Amsterdam, for investment. ............ 1000 900
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO, 00O, 900
NJ. Pol says he knows OF only Investment in
the rentes made by Napoleon, and that was for the
benefit OF . t.iittle LADY, whose name ne viii not
mention. The Tours correspondent Of the DAILY
Ne,us says the exEmperor has real property at Lake
Como, at Clv1ta vecchia, In Rome and az Aremburg.
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E ~ n Q p E.
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Princess louise Of England and the
marquis of Lor0e.
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pBUSSIrS PEACE DEMANDS OF FRANCE.
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NapOleOn's Investments I'm Foreign
Countries.
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ualue AZ Mo1ern plriS--FOrmeP SiegeS nj
Value Of Modern PariS-FOrmer Sicges Of
the City.

BY the European mail OF the 10th OF October at this
mort we nave the following important aud very In
rerestlng details OF our cable news kilograms to THAI
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THE ROYAL MARRIAGE,

Princess Louise and the Marquis OF Lorne.
Tt Is stated from England by mali OF 10th OF octo-
Der that the marriage OF the Princess Louise witt
The MARQUIS OF Lorne win "probably be celebrated
bD the rst week OF February" and that Parliament
win be asked 20 present the royal bride with the
same dowry was voted 10 the Princess Helena on
bei marriage, namely. ESQ, QUO anu f6 900 a year.
Mr.. Vernon Harcourt, NJ r. Tor oxford, In adj
Dressing the electors there spoke Of the approaching
marriage OF The Princess Louise to the Marquis "
lOrn lie said:-"lt so happens that she young no
blsman who Ii fortunate enough to have secured tho
affections OF the Princess Is great personal friend
and, indeed. q relation OF my own. l happened TO
b. staying at the house or his parents at the time
Che announcement OF the iact-though then q
Becret--was mrs. made. happen, consequently, to
know that 1t Is marriage OF the purest Affection;
and am sure that matter 50 interesting both IN
its political and Its historical importance, Is one
(which Will secure the hearty sympathy and approval
bf the English people That q daughter OF the royal
family should DO bestowed upon q subject OF the
brown is an event which believe has not happened
(D the history OF England Tor two hundred years.
do not believe there Is ANY man III England who
will regret that the crown should be guided by
wise policy. and thus have brought itsel1 into
more close and mmsdiate relation with the people
ths Country.
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Ireland Wants u Princess.

The Dublin cores pondent OF the London Ns,cs
writes:-The announcement that member or the
royal family Is about 10 marry the SON OF Scotch
duke has raised double question here--the first
being, OF course that OF princess marrying outside
the royal circle. The second takes the form Of an
Irish grievance. Had the choice OF tho Princess
Louisa been OF an English nobeman the idea OF .
grievance would not so readily have suggested
ITSELF But the partially OF the Queen herself for
Scotland IL often ungraciously remarked upon here
Louisa will not tend TO allay the feeling.
Even the loyal conservative journal, the Daily kL
press. asks, "ls there Is not IN this marriage the
germ OF an Irish question? Three princes and .
princess remain still undsposed of. Justice to Ire
Land clearly demands that we should not be forgot
ten, but that we should number among our Irish
journal dismsses as unworthy OF serious c0Asidera-
tiou ali apprehensons oil dynastc complications
arising out OF the innovation now that "the royal
veto upon legislation Is regarded practically OBJ
socte, and when the House OF Commons, not the
sovereign, makes and unmakes Cabinets
The freen,ams Joutmdt ssys:-''lhe public VIII
the barrier that sewers ruler from the people, and
the 1rst step towards the removal OF tue snperst-
ton that .hedgeth round the blood Of royal per-
sonages. Il IL right royal stride in the demo.
with such marvellous rapidity.n
The Cork Examiner regards the occurrence as "a
striking sign Of the tines y thinks the alliance
the wife OF the head OF the prncey house Of Camp
bell Ia something better than TO ial into the hands
or some needy German adventurer.
The Cork Herald says:--"The eXpectant BRIDE
gr0om's father Is a leading member tic Ministry,
and though possess. ny some OF the beat blood OF
Scotland In his veins, respects trade and commerce
so much that ne has placed younger son in an
oliice In Liverpool
The Cork CONSTITUTION thinks that, notwithstand-
ing the decline Ill the personal influence OF the
sovereign, there Will be natural and incOnCrO-
vcrtiiie suspicion OF Inderhand influence being
used by one so closely allied to the royal family.
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German pemands for Peace

Sir Toemache Sinclair, who has returned to Eng
LAND from the seat OF war; writes as lellowsIr Paris
is taken l understand that public opinion In Ger
many is In favor OF the following conditions
FirSt--The cession OF Alsace and German Lorraine
to Germany, OF the Flemish portion OF France 10 Bel
GUM, OF Savoy TO Switzerland and OF Corsica and
Nice TO italy.
Second-0ne milarc OF thalers, or about
CLEO, 0U0, 000 OF war indemnity.
Thtrd--Half the French nect.
Fo,c'gh-The demolition OF Chcrbourg.
EUth--France not To keep more than 100, 900 SOL
diers marines and sailors
isi1as--No Turcos other savages to be employed
in European warfare.
Sepeasth-mercantile vessels OF belligerents to be
exempt from capture.
Ei1hut--No open towns to be bOmbarded, or the
unfort1ed parts OF fortified towns. where this can
be avoided.
Ntntt--Private property, when taken, to be paid
for at reasonable prices by bonds payable on de-
mand at the capital OF the beigerent and civilians
to DC allowed at all times co leave beseged towns
Medicines, surgeons, &c, for the wounded and
sick, to be allowed to enter and no lines to be Inn
posed on towns except for misconduct OF the inhab
t&nts.
7e1th--No arms Tn ne exnorted tn hell 0erenra
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the Children were also seated The Grown Princess
Is exceedingly simple In her tastes and manners
she herself carries refreshments In basket 10 the
patients In tue Lazareth. She has had everything
there arranged IN the most excellent manner. She
mas mad the BEDS covered with white sheets aud
coverlets and neat curtains put up BY her orders
flowers are placed IN the rooms, and a concert was
given by the band or the Kurhaus, on which occa-
sion the wounded carried IN their beds into Tue
court OF the barracks. She has caused several old
servants OF the Old English marchloness to be SUN
msned TO visit her she has also visited the wounded
Major $. and the Landrath, 90 the latter OF whom
she entrusted presents for the male and female
attendants on the wounded with whom she con-
verses IN very friendly manner. Her youngest son
is very like his handsome old grandfather, the King
IL IL always o pleasure 10 see him. he is sucn q
splendid chId. Inc Crown Princess, beyond all
DOUBT. possesses great deal Of energy, and she s
fond OF simplicity and good order.
Tue Fire Guard here desired to place guard OF
honor at the Castle, but she refused the offer with
thanks. She arrived with her children ~ u car
rage. No one recognized or saluted her; splendid
entrance had been expected, and she was past. She
has generally one of her children on her lap when
she drives out 1t Is nc wonder she has gained all
hearts. especially tnoso or the mothers. She has
also had an open hand for the inhabitants OF Stras-
burg In their need. Many OF them who had red are
now returning home
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POeLA'.s
Wear and Want

The nun Night went shirering ont OF If tS snd,
And dropped nr rsw ns as he came down,
Ana dove OF Pa wing from heart Of woe,-
beat an ,lu up where want set iron bars
ITO Law ed away through the cloud to the stars.
with misery eloquent in her eyes,
with naked bosom and head and feet
Feeding her hunger with bitterest signs,
And freezing and weak, in the mercless street
In the white, silent street, as the storm grew wild,
A mother stood, holding her dying child.
Yet in the wide mansion that rose near her there
beautiful lady, in satin and lace,
Sat, saddened, ami signing for lack Of wear.
- anu the iancied sorrow o'ershadowed her face,
no song would be trlled tor the gloom OF her brow
II pity were voiced like bird on bough.
Inc stronger the contrast the palmer the truth,
And the truth this teaches is plain, indeed:
Our sin Is as sharp a serpent's tooth,
When We pine for things that we do not need.
Shane, shame to the heart and its wicked pride,
That, having much, is unsatisfed!
-[Appleton's journal.
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FALL RIVER LIVE

FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphis, Baltimore. WASH
ingxun, ana all the principal points
West, South AID South West,
Via Taunton, Fall River ind Newport.
Cabin, $500; Deck $500. Baggage checked
through and transferred IN Y tree Of charge.
port Railway Depot, corner OF South and Kneeland
streetsdaily, Sundays excepted as follows az 70
NJ, arriving in Fall River 40 minutes in advance OF
tine regular Steamb0a Train, which leaves Boston
at ~ d, connecting at Fall River with the
new and magniheent steamers PROyIDt NOE Can't
M %; M. summons, BRISTOL, Capt. W. II. Lewis
inese steamers are the fastest and most reliable
boats Oh the Sound built expressly or speed saiery
ana comfort This lire connects with all the South
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York going
west aud South, and convenient to the California
"Te shippers Of Freight.o this Line, with
lts new and extensive depht accommodations In Bos-
ton ami large pier in New York Exclusively tor the
business OF he LineA is supplied with facilities tor
Helgnt ana passenger business which cannot be sur
pass a. Freight always taken at low rates and for
waIded with dispatch.
NJ; goods arrive in Now York noxt morning about {;
M Freight leaving New York reaches RI sron on
the following day at 9.45 A NJ VA
For tickets, berths and staterooms apnlv at tho
company's office at No Old State house. corner or
wasnlbg'on ana state streets and at Old Colony and
land streets, Boston. "-'N AA"'0-
steamers leave New York daily, SUNDAYS excen.
ed) from PIER 10 North River loot Of Cbanobppr
st, at 400 p N. VI oA"iuoef
Geo. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and FREIGHT gent.
y, - JAMES FISK, Jk PI esiient
s. M. X; SIMONS, Managing Director Narrasansett
steamship Co.
Nov5 d1yr
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PORTLAND ROCHESTER ar
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

c ss.zHnfSg1 On and after Monday Nov 20, 1869
WV trains will run as follows:
passenger trains leave Portland daily (Supdays ex
eeptedl Tor Alfred and intermediate Stations al 71e
a; Nj, 200 r. NJ. 's
Iesve Portland for Saeo River at 5.3OP.M,
Leaye s a,,Ie d Tor Portland al o., AN.
$40 +. NJ. ioi rortand ut $50 A. NJ and
Freight trains ,u,.,
Ieave pn,reu Tor Portland aI5so "''a'"
Stages ronnec' a so = Alfred at iZ.i5 P. M.
Al uoI9am ior south windham, winaba,, Iii,
ana N9rthM,ndham, West Gorham, stahdiAn slss ,,
Hiram, Brownheld, Fryeburg Conway enStyyeii'
Jackson Limngton, Cornish, Porter, Free.om, Mad.
sOn and Eaton H., daily. maui
AT Saco River, for West Buxton, Bonny Easle
South LimiDston, Lmngton, daily. S0
field and Osspee tri-weekly,
Al Center Waterboruush for Limerick Parson,
field, daily. ' "0@
AT Alfred tor Springvale and Sanford Corner,
April 26, 1sG9 ''upeiin'ene n,'
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Portland & Kennebec r, R,
Winter Arrangement. Dec. 8, 1850.


Iwo Trains Daily between Portland and <1uolstc
EssysRSzTgg.1 Leave Portland for Augusta uixea
49S{--Hz4 tram at 90 "A Nj
Leave Portland tor BAH, Augusta, wateryjlle and
Bangor at l245 ID. Portland Tor Bath and Au-
Passenger Trains will DO due at Portland daily
at $50 A Al, and z Is Z NJ ''
Fare as low by this route TO Lewiston waterviIle
henua,is Mills, Dexter and Bangor as BY tue Maine
lal Road and tickets purchased In Boston Ior
M MAJ Cehtia Stations are good for a pas sage on
t .nI' ine' fassebgeIs from Bangor, Newport Dex.
@i, &c, viii purchase Tickets 10 KendalPss Mills
Tiy, anu after taking the ears of the PORTLAND and
epuepec hoau, the conductor will furnish tick &c
Ps, ane .ne ,afe the same through to Portland on
aniougn tickets are sold at Boston over the East
GU anu BOSTON and Maine Railroads Tor ali StaIion,
On TINS me; also the Androscoggln r. n. ami Des.
&c oei, nangor, @c on the Maine Central NO break
OF gauge east OF Portland by this route and The onIv
loate ny which passed ger from Boston or PORT
nu can certainty reach SkOwhegan the same day
stages leave Bath for Rockland, &c.. daily. An
gusta ior Belfast daily. Vassalboro for Moth ana
EasI vassalooro anu China daily. KepdaII's MIlIs
,Or ohlty daIly. at Plshvns Ferry Tor Canaan dali
! AZ okowhegan tor the differ emf towas North or
A,crs,. r.. ,o,o l.. L. LINCOLN, supt.
-~eo9'a, LII. Q, 1909. maIl1tf
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AGENTS WANTED
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RAILROADS.
Maine Central Railroad.
PORTLAND AND BANGOR LINE.

= Trains will leave Grand Trunk Depot
|AGat Portland for Auburn and Lewiston
at 7.lO A. M, LOS p. NJ
Leave ior Wateryne, Kendall's Mills, Newport,
~ u,eAEsi, lMoosehsad Lake. anu Bangor at 1 10 p.
III. connecting with the European & North Amer
can H. H. Tor towns north and east
Freight train leaves 20 tlanI for pa,oor and I'm .
termediate stations at q. 35 A. M
Trans leave lewiston and Auburn for Portland
and Boston at $50 A. ~. 1904 Z. M
Train from Bangor and intermediate stations 4,
due In Portland at l0P. NJ, and from Lewiston
and Auburn only at y. A. NJ.
Ihe only rouIe by which through tickets are sold
10 Bangor, Dexter and all inIermedfate stations
east OF the kennebec River, and baggage checked
dec1Gtf FnwIN Novrc Ca.
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Commissioning Notice.

Portland. Ian II ,sgJSo HN N. ELLIOT.
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w h ,ha las we the undersigned, at a term ot
T., ne PROBATE Court hoden at Portland wiz
~ ana oi the County OF Cumberland, on tbs ,bird
c nIesy Of January, A. ID. 1870. we're aproiLtsd
is @ TO receive and decide upon ali claim
aor,snd, deceased; which estate has been renre.
that sx nsovent tbsref re we hereby give notice
uarys A 81 mon.ns rom said third Tu, sday Of Jam
a ~ ciams against said estate; aud that we SHAH
ue IN session Tor the purpose receiving ami acting
No. 100 Exchange street, in SAID Portland on *,
second mondays of February, March, April' NAV.
yuhe ana July, A, ID. 1870, from two 10 i've O'clock
In the afternoon. ~ ~ NNA0Nn
Dated at Portland this 24th day of jan, A. D. 1870
,.,o,,, HENRY q. PEABODY,
Jan<fuiawoW MARTIN L. STEVENS
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Notice of EarecInsnra

NHiS is to give pubic notice that James Blckford
OF forlia' d, county OF CuDberlandl ana STAT
9ees naihe, uld on the ninth day Of November A. u
ieo'. os Ills mortgage Deed OF that date cv,,e 10
lug Undersigned two certain lots OF lat O. with the
puiunes .nereon, situated in said Portland on ire
Rnowledeed on said ninth day OF November, aud re-
pass Re1 keeisny Deeos Book 200,
ore &C, urate description OF The premises And III
we tbara oI sald mortgage deed having be en- broken
ing to the statute. VI ehe sane aceoiu-
CLINTON 7. MCINTYRE.
por,,ona p, JOHN NJ. ELLIOT
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Caztien 70 sha RRalis.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
snat remedies handed out for general use should have
their eicacy established by well tested experience in
the hands OF regularly educated physician, whose
yet the country is flooded with poor nostrums
and cure-as purpS ig to be tho best in the world,
Mhich are not only seiess, but always injurious.
The unfortunate EkG@ ibe PARTICULAR in selecting
MS physician, as 1t is lamentable yet
pie TACT that many syphilitic patients made mia-
from inexperienced physicians in general practice for
point generally conceded by the best syphlogrs.
ohera that the study and management of these come
dlaints should engrOss the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general prscti.
toaer having neither opportunity nor tIae to mai.
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system OF treatment in most cases mai.
ing an indiscriminate inst antQrsead and dan.
sorous vsspon, the Mercury.
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international Steamship Co.
Passport, Calais and 81. John,
D1EDy, Windsor 81 Halifax.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ONE TRIP PER WEEK..

Co. ON and after Monday, Jan. 2
.,~M the steamer NEW BRUNSWICK
Il :, 11nEkN\ Capt. S. d PIKE, will Leave
E@9.sHR Railroad Wharf, loot OF Slate ST
-. C...-.-. every Monday at o'clock p. Nj.
Thursday. every
Connecting at Eastport with Steamer
SoEES, Ior ST. Andrews, and Calais and with
n: p. q Z. Railway for Woodstock anu Houltoa
pH S39nSnectlng at st. John with the Steamer EN-
date sfatioa a Railway for Shediac and interme-
ocIact Freight received Oh days of sailing until
noy2s-dis,w IL, A. R. STUBS
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Two Frst-Class Houses for Sale,

5iNHE two New Firsi.class DwelIin1s. ON
L the corner of Pine and Thomas streets are now
bly, built and fitted with all the modern conyeniences
ANY party desiring to purchase a desirable resi-
delce in the best portion Ofthe city is asked to call
and examine this property. Apply to
myl0tf FRED JOHNSON, on the premises.
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Eclectic Aedica! IsiJts7nasv,
10 THE LADIES.

Dis. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies'. vino
nseo medical adviser, to call at his rooms No, IA
treble Street, which they vii find arranged for thsr
especial accommodation.
Dr. H:'s Eclectic Renovsting Medicines are unrivsl.
ied IN ehcacy and superior virtue In re uatns ali
aenale Hfesu.arlties. Their action is specific AID
osTtain OF producing relief IN short time
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases of oh.
structions after all other remedies have been tre6 in
the least injurious to the health and rey be taken
With perfect safety at all times.
by addressing DIR HUGHES
jan1. 1866dSSw. NO. IL Preba street PortIayd
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA;
Alterations of Trains.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

lse;S1 u ON and after Monday, Dec 9th.
3HZSc Trains viii run as follows:
tiohs at Ill AN. s's-
express Train TOR Danville Junction at o5pM
stations. wv ''0p ~ in'ermediato
Pond .nn ran stopping at all stafons) for Island
rInu, connecting with night mail train for OueLec
mon'red ana the West, at LEO r M.
s,a aSeOmodaton for South Paris and intermediate
passenger trains VIII arrive as follows:
FROM South PARIS and Lewiston, at s.i5A NJ.
From Bangor at 2.OOPM
From Montreal. Quebec and Gorham. at 2.25pM
accommodation from South Paris, at 6.3oP.M.
20 Sleeping Cars on all night Trains.
Inc company are not responsible for baggsget
ny amount exceeding $50 in value land thar nerton
~ enIess notice is given, and paid for AZ the rata a
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
z. '. BRIDGES, Managing Director,
a. BAILEY, Local Superintendent,
Portland, Dec. g. 1859 s.s
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
semi Weekly LiueY

A On and after the 18th inst. the 8n.
H Steamer Dirigo and Franconia- uiI1
srSfA until further notice, run as iao VIII /
MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 4P M u, every
THURSDAY, at 3P NJ AoNOAf and
accommodations Tor passengers. mat up with zine
between Now York nd Maine ioute ior travellers
Passage in State Room 81 Gait.
Meals extra. w. N"oin Passage 81,
Hs JGos ,Srwarded to and from Montreal, ous,sc
are to se a5d al parts Of Shippers
early as NJ on the days they leave ee
for ireignt OF passage apply to o''''"u1
J.F' AM FFSA BE-, Cats Wharf, Portland.
May edit 'ef % u H. New YORK.
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Il who have committed an excess OF any ind
neither it be the solitary vice of youth or the tins.
cg rebuke OF misplaced confidence In maturer vasre
SEEK FOR An ANTIDOTE In SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lasstude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure COTTON
are the Barometer to the whole system
Do not wait TOR the contamination that is sure to fol.
low; do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
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. . . z . : .

~ The WORKING CLASS,-We are now pre-
pared TO furnish all classes with constant employ
ment at home the whole of the time or for the spare
moments. Business new, light and profitable. Per
sons of either easily from SOC 10 SIS per even
ing, and pr, portional sum by devoting their
whole TIME to the bus ness. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That all who see this no.
tice may send their address and test the business
we make This unpara led offer: To such as are not
well satisfied we will send III olay the trouble
OF wri ing. Full particulars, a valuable sample
Wnlch Will do to commence work on, and copy OF
1ne Peopte's Literary COmpanaon-one of the Iarg-
est and best family newspapers published-all sent
Tree by mail. Reader, if you want permanent prof
liable work, address Z. c. ALLEN & CO., AUGUSTA
AANE. W5mJalS nO5I3W
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ROIs ELAMD
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH r R,

"NiEh ARRANGEMENT,
Csmmencfnx Monday, Nov. 2gtb. 1850
EEyHH Passenger Trains leave Portland da,Ix
SsSundsys exceptedl for south Berw~k
A. NJ, and 255 p NJ, ''i' an' o'sV
ana Leave re Boston for Portland at Tso A. M NJ.
$50 p. NJ. WV -N'"' returning Al
800 r. NJ V' N' -n anu <.So,
Freight Trains daily each way, tsundav e.ceptsa
Portland, May 8, 1869. SJaP'