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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-13

justify, ~ y WVI
Bacon, Lard, Wheat, Corn,
Eggs, Butter Feathers, Dry Hides,
Cleen Cotton and Linen Rags
Tallow, Flax Seed, Dried Fruit,
Meal and Flower.
We are also Agents for the
Hclstoh Plaster Company, and are
prepared to furnish Plaster BY the
Car Load, Or in small quantities. J
We notify all that we are
Agents for the sale bfJs.H. Tay-
'lors' Brooms Mandfacturedby him
in this county, which can Fbe pur- Z
chased fromus by Whole sale, az
New York prices. They are.
equal, if not superior to any broom
Manufactured in the North.
Call and examine before YOU
purchase elsewhere.
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Senate.

MONDAY, lO.-Oooper, of Davidson, offer
ed a resolution that all motions now au-
thOrized by law against Revenue Collect
Ors for failing to collect the revenue, be
postponed until after the Legislature shall
have determined in what kind of funds
the revenue shall be collected. 1t was
referred to the committee on the Judici-
airy.
House resolution to employ s~tcnogtaph-
ic reporters for the convention, was unan-
imously tabled.
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Senate.

H.H..L-
TUESDAY, Jan. IL. The Merchants tax
bill was taken up.
Etheridge offered an amendment hat 25
cents tax on the hundred dollars be col
lected on real and personal property and
no more. The whole matter was post
poned until Thursday next.
Nixon introduced a bill looking to the
%cession to Tennessee, of that part Of Ala
bans lying north of the Tennessee river.
House bill providing that the old issue
of the notes Of the Bank of Tennessee be
received for taxes was taken up and refer
red back to the Committee on Finance, and
Ways and Means, after the adoption Of IAN
amendment striking out the section abol-
ishing the repositories at Knoxville, Mem
phis and Nashville.
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Sheriff Sale.

T WILL Offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
i cash in hand, at the Court House door, in the
town Of jacksonville, Monroe county, Tennessee,
on the It'll Day of February, 1870, all the right
title, claim and interest that A. L. Rogers has
in and to two small tracts Of lind lieth situated
in the 18th Civil district, Monroe county, Ten
nessee, as follows /: One tract containing so acres
known as the James Harrison farm, adjoining
the lands of VIM. Harrison, and the Morgan
Reservation and others, and leo acres known as
Min Tract oflands, adjoining the landssof Polly
Millsaps, ]. l. Johnston, and others, levied mp
on as the lands Of Al. Rogers, to satisfy debt
and cost Of a judgement that J "A. Blakely re-
.ceived against said Rogers, in the Circnit Court
of Monroe county, at the January term 1869.
Jan. l34t-prf.s4. gJ.J. CRiPPIs, Sheriff.
For Rent. III ~ /
Any person desiring to rent a comforta-
BILE room, up stairs, in the business portion
of the town, on reasonable terms, can do
50 BY applying at this Office Immediately.
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House.

White offered a bill to amend the re-
Gently enacted law requiring every voter
to cast his ballot in the ward or civil
district where he resides, by striking out
the section which provides that no proper
ty shall be exempt from execution for
fines and costs inflicted for violations of
the laws,
Spears offered a resolution making the
Committees of Finance, Ways and Means,
of both Houses, a joint Committee to as
certain the total amount o the State debt,
and also the number Of bonds which have
been illegally issued. Adopted.
Colville offered a bill providing that
persons taxed with fines or costs in GRIM
inal cases, shall hold no property exempt
from execution for the same.
Cheatham offered a joint resolution for
the employment of stenographic reporters
for the conyention,-adopted.
The House then took up Senate bill on
third reading, to change the time ofholding
Chancery Court in Overton county, with
a section which requires the Clerks of
courts to give days notice before taking
judgement by motion on notes given for
property purchased under decree, and by
order Of Chancery and Circuit Courts.
The bill passed final reading and is now. a
law.
The Ways aud Means Committee, re.
ported a bill in lieu of all others in regard
to receiyiog Bank of Tennessee notes, It's
main provisions are that all notes Of said
bank issued prior to May 9th, 1861, all
U. s., legal tender, National Bank notes,
specie and Comptroller's warrants shall be
received for taxes. 1t also abolishes the
Knoxville and Memphis repositories.
Dillon offered an amendment that the
notes of the Bank of Tennessee issued
since May 9th 1861, be also received, which
was laid on the table by 81 to s. hi
The House adjourned early, out of re-
spect to the Convention.
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An absconding wife is thus pathetical-
ly appealed to in a "Personal'' column:
"Jane, your absence will ruin all. Think
of your children, your parents, your hus-
band. Return, return ; all may yet be
well. At any rate, enclose the key to the
cupboard whore the gin is.n
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@enate.

SATURDAY, Jan. 8--The Senate met
and had a brief session but did nothing Of
Importance.
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House.

Hornberger offered a resolution, which
was adopted under q suspension of the
rules, called upon the Board Of Commits
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-13
Senate.

FRIDAY, Jan. There is still no quorum
in the Senate.
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&11An How I made it in six months. Sc
Ull4U cret and sample mailed free. A. J.
PULLMAN, New York octl4-3mo.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-13

This article is in great demand here
at one dollar per bushel.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-01-13
EAST TENNESSEE
CHIN Al HOUSE,

~ N.L rA D." ~" .N-H E -
TN ORDER no MIKE ROOM F0R CHRIST.
Il mas Goods. We are now offering everything
in the waylo China, Glass and Queensware Al
greatly reduced prices. CHI and namine the
largest stock ofCrodkery ever opened in East
Tennessee. See our prices before making pur-
ehases. We import directly from manufacturer,
and are at all times prepared to sell lower than
the goods can be bought elsewhere, But
NOW Is the TIlIElF0RlBARGATVa.
We must have room for new goods about toarl
rive and have marked nh gcods d6WnEdown'.
Avail yourselves Of the OPPORTUNITY, and save
from twenty-five to fifty percent. , Monex
savedis money made. We can.
not enumerate in an advertisement the Thousands
Of articles which 90 10 make up q complete stock
Of a first class China Hous-but in the East Ten.
negses China House you can find anything yOu
need. Come and look or send your orders.
3 bar Letters Of inquiry promptly lahBWered.
II. NJ. Doll 81 Co.,
noy25tf. SO Gay Street. Knoxville, Tenn.
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12th Day of FebruarY next.
.CHANCERY SALE O II
LANDS.

AL A1OA6 I'D
Jos. D. Jones, Administrator &c., VS.. LOui.A
Johnston, ct ais.
PURSUANT to o decree rendered in this cause
l. by the Chancery Court at Madisonville, at
the Dec rec term, 1869, l will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in MadisOhyille, on the d NAA%
9Th Day Of February next,
the lends eA which John RI Johnsto6 deceased
died seized, lying in Monroe County Tennes see,
being the 8. W. or. of section, l2,a Township 2,
Range 1. E. NJ. HiWassee District, containing.
l6O acres more or less: Also, the West half, Of
the or; section known ss the "Hood'' qr. con-
tanning 80 acres more or less.
TERMS MINIMUM PRICE 5000.
Subject to the widows dover. Ten per cent Of
the purchased price to be paid in hand, balance
in equal ihstallments in Nine and Eighteen
months, Notes with good security required and
a lien retained on, the. land for the unpaid pur-
chased money. ~ s. P. HALE, c. L N.
January Is 4t--prf. $500. ;,,s
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FAIL RTYEIs LIVE.

For New YORK. Phladephis, Baltimore. Wash
ingtnn. aud all the principal points
West, South ard South West.
Via Tsuatsn, fail aStvsr and Newport.
CABIN, $500; Deck $500 Bagasge checked
through and transferred IN Y tree Vt charge.
New York trains leave the O.o Colony and New
port Railway Depot, corner OF South and knesisu nd
successfully tSundays excepted as follow az go
NJ, arriving In Fall River 40 minutes in advance Vi
the rega'af Steamboat Train, which le9ses Boston
AT so NJ, connecting at Fail River with the
new anu magnificent steamers PkoVIDt NOE Capt
q. M. simmons, BRISTOL CAPT. w. FL. Lewis
boats on the Sound, built expressly speed SAFE
aud comfort his Ii; connecls with all The Snuth,
ern Boats and Railroad Lines from New York going
West aud South. and Convenient to the CalliorpIa
Steamers. - - $50
$50 ~hi ppers OF Ereigbt.o This Line, with
us new and exclusive deph, accom- modaions 10 Bos-
ron, an lar pier IN New York. (exclbs yeIy tor the
business OF he Lnel is Supplied with facilities tar
helsht and passenger business which cannot be sur
pass Il. treisht always taken CT low rates ana fr-
waided with dispatch. W.
New York Express Train leaves Boston at 80
goods arrive 10 New York next r,ot Ming abOut
a NJ. FREIGHT leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at o As A NJ, vs.
For tickets, tertlIs and sta.eroons snnlv of Tho
conpany's office at No Old Staie house corner OF
washington and State streets and at pId Colony and
newport Railroad Depot, corner OF south and Knee
laud streets, Boston.
Steamers leave New York daily. (Hupdays excep.
ed) from Peer 20 North River DOT OF Cbsnhsr
st, al 400 y Va.
GEO. SHIvERIcK, Passenger and Freisht Agent,
=, - - JAMES FISK, Jk., Pi esident
~. IL; SlMONS, Managing Director Narragansett
Steamship Co.
Nov5 dfyr
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ROCHESTER, P.s
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

SggsSs5.z.si1 90 AMI after Monday. Nov. %. tsso
PsssSe.est trans VIII run as foliows:
'srnger trains leave Portland Iaiiv fSu,d,. 49,
A. N. aSG Alfred and intermediate stations ~ y
Leave Alfred Ior tI Po Saco Rivera $50 PM
$40 +. IL. '' Foitland at $50 A. NJ and
Freight trains with p,s..-
oil leave iirrd for Portlaua 81 aoes car attach
SSoncs as s1i Alfred at l2.iS
AT GoIbam tor south Windham, wIndbor. M,
ana NorlhNindbam, West GOfh H. SraldiUnn Ihul,
falis. Baldwin, Denmark. SebagD Bri Igton oseep
hiram. Brownheii. Fryeburg Conway. RaTt,e,,
ison and Eaton n r., daily SNV4D' MAUI
South L'mimstoD, Linngfon. daiiv. "' A-"si9
fsd snI 5 liver i0r Lmerck. New6eio, Parsons
4, Center Marlborough for LinerIcL p,rsons
field, daily. V' '@'1ne'ieK' PARSONS
AT Ahfeo ioi SnnTr i and Sanford Former.
Anil &c. 1sGe. '9uPef'n'endSot.
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Portland & Kennebee r. r.
Winter Arrange Y,u,, Dec. 2 ,ses

I0o 1T0fas Datty befween Portland ard An1usfo
- sssS<z,I Leave Portland for Auous,a NJ xao
ff4S&~-ssssssss tam at 7 on a "a '"' -'~0u
Irave Porlland tor Bath, Augusta, wafsrvills and
gusis at 5.l6 + 81. IVA D~'u auu Au-
az $50 AZ. and Is L NJ 'i"'Iu O"'J
fa,tas low o' ibis route 10 Lewiston Waferville
San n,a MIls, DEXTER ana Bangor So by TIE MaIne
St Ia, hoad; ant tkeIs pu, chased IN Bos,on ,oT
tins line Psss S'aaions are good tor passage on
ter &c 90, aSsS. geis trom Bangor Nsypoit ley.
WI purchase 1ickeIs 10 Eontsit -.
MI , hoai The conductor will In, otsi l anu
H. s,o ne IN ,aie The same through TO IoTaSd ~
DC Si az wa Maine Cenirat. +aHu VI
aniouSn iHkets are soli at Boston over the Eos,
ein hpu Dos on and Maine Rarouds tvr nj, StIt
~ 'ns nj; also the An'lruscogg,D e. n an, I,ox
&c osi' ansor. &c., 90 the Maine Central No bIeak
W .auge east Of Pertaud by thi, route and The onl1
iiote Ny "hief rasset ger from B,sIo1 or Porty
by railroad. TIC sane Gay
Stages lease Ga'b tor. Roekland, &C.. daiIv. An.
Eus.d loI oeIiast daily Vassalbofo Tor Noytb ana
Eesy 'assaio'i 70 anu Cbiua uaiy. kendsu's Mills
,,of Chiiy GARY. at PIshoh's Ferry Tor Canaan a.
~, OF skowheean tOi the diffe emf towns Nom or
-- -. - ., 4o"V ma,I1tt
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Maine Steamship Company
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
SSersa.-Weelely Liney

RS On and after the 18th inst. the A. .
<la1S Steamer Dirgo aud Franconia. vii
2ls-AtssEs-o nti' further notice. run as Io2logs
Leave Galts w nart, Portland. sysr,
MoNDAS and fHU TUESDAY,, at Ar. nj. ana Icses
Per ~ T. K New York, every nONDAY ~
THURSDAY. at z. NJ. anu
The Dirigo and Francouia are fitted M, ,., n =
secoumoua'i ions ioi passengers, making tIjs 1bs
most con yenient and comfortable ronin "a as tue
between New York nd Maine. "'' i'f u@NeIels
Passage In State Room S.. Caai, posoo,u "a
Meals extra. N""'h RaSsase %
Hs 100 y, . 6, to and from Montreal ouetec
are rccnestsJ ana all parts Of Maine Shippers
as III, 10 send their freight 10 the Steamers
Us carry ss ~ NJ on the days they leave Portlarda
for freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Galts Wharf, Portland.
May edit
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Pacific Mail Steamship Cornunuy,s
Through Line
4 o @ III &c III N a
CHINA AND JAPAN.
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
Aud Carrying the United s.arcs mills
Fares Greatly Reduced.

TUFSS GTe0Hy Re0uccI.
Steamships en- the Connecting on the
A., Pacific wiTh the
ARIZONA,
NRY CHAUNCY, CONSTITUTION
NEW YnRN on MY CI ~
OCEAN QUEEN. SsCRtMEnTon'
NOR HERN LIGHT, GOIDEN AGE0'
IOSlA nioA, MONTANA, &c
wieave fier no. AZ, North River. ioot OF "a nal 81
at II ocicck noon, On the 5tn and 21st oI every
month texc' pit when tho Gays tall on SUNDAY, and
then 90 the preceding saturday. tor ASPiNWALL
cohhecting, VIA Panama Railway, With cue OF The
Comranys SIeamslips from ranama tr SAN
F6ANCisCO, touching at MANZANItLO.
Denartures o. the 2lst connects at Pan ma with
steamer ior SOrrH Pacific and CE,TRAL AMERI-
CAN PoEls. Those OF the 9Th touch at MANZAN-
LILO.
ror Japan and China, Steamer AMERICA leaves
San francisco, Feb. list, ls7U.
one hun lreu POUNDS baggage allowed Zach admit
Bag age Masters accom- rany baggage thr uph and
attend 9" laoies and e'ldren without male % oIe,-
to,s Baggage received on Il Q dock the day before
saiIinT rom steamhoats, railroads, aud passengers
VINO prefer TO send down early.
attendance FREQ
For freishter passage tickets or further informa-
ton apply 1t he comTans's ticket offcs on the
M"art Loo OF Canal street. North Rive, 10 f. r.
bAbf, Agent, or 10 the a gents tor New England
c. !. BAtTLETT & CO.
lG Bruad cet I:oston or
.,o. w n. LITTLE 6 co,
Jah'Su fs3 EXCELLENCE St., Por ,Iaud.
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RAILROADS.
Maine Central Railroad.
PORTLAND AND BANGOR LINE.

trHaEs55zEil1 Trains will leave Grand Trunk Depot
EH<-.Hs1at Portland for Auburn and Ievj.fop
At no A. NJ Lea 2. NJ. "AA Ae"N'0N
Leave Tor Waterville, Kendalps eTil's Nev,ort
DexLr, (Moosehead Lake. anu Bangor. at ~ ~ D
NJ. CONNECTING with the European & Norm Aneri
can X. X. Tor towns NTH and East. ASi'-
Freight train eaves 10 tland for Bangor and +,
termt Oiate stations at 6 60 A. N. anu III
Trans leave Iewston and Auburn for p rtl,ni
and Boston at go A. NJ, 12.O4 +. N. a"i
Train from Bangor and inIeImediate stafions 4.
dHe In Portland al 2.'0P. NJ, and iron, Tsvs,a1os
and auburn only at y 10 A. NJ ""'"n
The only rouie by which tlirouoh fIcl a. o,o 81.
10 Bangor Dexter and AL infefme iate sts,i LT,e
eis! OF the hennebec River, and bogease cbecEsd
dec1Gtf EDWIN NOvpe g.
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The Coming Yeurs.

The Coming FeaS"
ycARL SPENCER
The glorious coming years,
The strong yctorfou, year,
Our prophets s, them tar upon the way;
wi Ia tirnbrel and with song
- Before the doubling shrong
They bear the standard OF the welcome dsv
The grand mil,ennjal veo,s
The fruitful harvest years.
So sure 10 blossom when we SHAH not soc
Oohten'ed we foiego,
, III eacn one seed may SOW
when IN mat CENTURY shall be tree
o world OF want and wrong
. word, despairng long!
our hot es are strong for thee, our hands are full
Our prayers, with labor wrought,
Have golden answers CAUGHT
The promise is SO vague and bountitul!
For every hopeful plan,-
All help from man to man,
Room, where the hosts OF true reform advance;
The names of Right and Good
Though understood,
Shall keep their armies safe from sore mischance.
Than every thronod III
tur Faith sits hi cher STILL
High as the Throne where Right with God appears
So ite1 over fate,
So strong to work aud wait,
Are they who count The Fternai yea ~ L,ouorn
Uours at Home joT 01n~Hy.
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Hotel Property for Sale.
Two Frst-Class Houses for Sale,

THE two New Firsi-rlass DweIyip.s nm
1 the corner OF Pine and Thomas s,reets are nav
ready ter the market. Tbev are elegantly ana dnrs
bly, built and htted with all the modern COP
ANY party desiring TO purchase desirable resi-
dence 10 the best oIon ofthe city is asked to call
and examine this properly Alplyto
nyI0tf FRED JOHNSON, on the prerisas
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DIR. j. Il. HUGHES,
CAN BE T0YSD AT his
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No. II PSetIe Street,

Next the FrebEc HouAc,
NTH EHE ne can be consulted pnvsreiy, and vi.
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted, at
honrs daily, and from A. II. to PPM.
~. :" addresses those who are suffering under the
eTictleh OF Irivate diseases, whether arising frt
impure connection or the terrible vice OF seit-sbu,e
Davotng bic entire time that particular branch
ANrEElNa 4 OURR IN ALL CASES, whether of Ia, .
standing or recently contracted entirely removing
aregs OF disease from the system, and making O.
feet and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention Of the afflicted to tire
fact Of his ongstsnding and well-esrnsd reputation
furnishing sufficient assurance Of oils skill and suc.
Csss.
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CaHssss 90 ehe Pebble,

S&eASH 80 eNO & GSxos
Every ,ntellsent and thinking person mus. know
taat teIed'es hahdea out for general should have
tset efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands Of regularly educated phy sjcian, who's
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he mu.
ultl yet the country is flooded with poor ncstr ur
sSd curs-alls parIF az to be the best in the world
which are not Op<y seless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate sksa ibe PARTICULAR in selectl 2
hts ply sician es it lie amentabe yet ncontro
BILE tact, thar DapI syphltic patients made NIT
from ,nexperienceo physicians in general practice
tisa point generally conceded by the best syphogrs
dbers, thst the study and management OF these coz
would be competent and successful In their trse,.
@snt and cure. 1hs INEXPERIENCED general pract 4.
toner, having neither opportunity moi tin.e to msk
pursues one system OF treatment, in most cases n,s
ing IN ipdscrminste that ANTICIPATED end dan.
gerous wesD0n, the Mercury.
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FOR SALE
H6e Electric Disk.

ut h1PVIfIc DISK.
] !.
TsvEsz<A neat seic-actinx alloy -eectrloue
IA kT&-to be worn on tue bo0y or lin
AH s&A az If paster:--a very SUPERB
/N~V or remedy for many a lame OF
~ AeE& weak tack, stomach. side or lin !;
MRAA. tor cold rheumatism, nervous
KAAco cough, atony, pain or palsy.
Ask0 %37 These SIMPLE disks are easy
medica elec richly and tor very
general use: are also prescrbedby Dr. CARAT and
leading phi, sic ans.
For sale by Al S. Whittier. Retail price So go
Al lne wholesale bv GEO. L. ROGERS, General gent
", Washington ST., Boston, Mass. orders iI'ed
-. NhsPaece. no27-cm
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GRahD TRUNK RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.
WINTER ARA N(tEMFHrn

~; s,s >, on and after Monday, Dec 9Th.
s-rsc-sa- Trains win run as lol!ows: WI
Tiers al al Ii. sta-
express Train for DanviIlo Junction at 1c6PM.
STATIONS. ''VP at iu'etmedudte
M, rem tstolTlng at all sta onsl tor Island
peu, connecting W To night mail train fot Ousbec
Nionteh ara the West, at 90 T. N.
stations al 5.45 p. NJ. S"''
Passenger 'falns will arrive as iollows:
from south Paris and Lewiston, at s1SA n.
From Bangor at2.OUPM
from Aonu ca, QuebeV aud Gorham at 2.25PM
accommodation from South Paris, at 6,sOP.M.
~ Sleeping Cars on all nigh: Trans.
Ine company are not responsible for baggage "a
~ eScesone $50 Ii value land that persor-
~ sess notice is given, paid for AZ the rave NJ
ono passenger for every $500 odsiitonsI gaIns e VI
9: =" BRY0GSS. Managing Oirscso,.
=. 5ILEY LocGl Sgosria,sndeat,
Portland. Dec. 3, 1859. a.,
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For Halifax. Nova Scotia.
SEM1.WEEKLY LINE.

= The Steamships CHASE and
sa<.ss-,TM CABLOTTA VIII leave Gait s
4, flnKA!M Wharf every Wednesday AVID
s92 ssssssssaG saturday, wesihar permi ling
AT q. ~ for Halifax direc
making close connexions with tie Nova Scotia Rail-
way Co. tor Windsor, Truro, Nov Glasgow and oIc-
tou, n. s.
heruIhins VIII leave Pryor's Wharf, ITaiitux, ev-
4P.M. ="
Gain passage, with State Room, $500
Meas extra.
IN oueh tickets may be had on b ard to above
FOR furtner particulars apply to L. BILLINGS,
Atlantic Wharf, or
JOHN PoITEoUs, Agent.
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n been licensed p 81 given I'VE that the Subscriber
Of shs se r s chaaes ssa Estate
"Soap Factorytst' called, situapeSaee, yiz:-The
:tr.st Port'a9d and the buildings thereon Vaaghan
TO the 'ght OF dover OF the widow or ta SUI ject
Tue property consists OF alb ,ut 1900 ieet n, ate
which Is standing. large BicK Building rans anu on
venient 10 be conve, ted into dwelling H nnama
ALSO, sinai dwelling house and stable. Any erson
pltcaton TO ms at my office, No. z29s Congress- St
~, - A. II. HOLDEN, Admir-
jan sih' low. jap10d2w
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Der TT ND
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R R,
WINTER ADVANCEMENT

Ha APsANGEMENT,
commencing Mo."1yr Hov. 2gts, Is, O.
Passenger Trains leave Portland dan.
pniass eaceptedl for South BerwirS
A. NJ and 2.55 p ~, 81 S''' az" CIV
ana leave s0sfon for Portland at 7.s0 A. NJ /? NJ
Bi.ldeiord for Portland az 800 A. NJ ,e,r~,,no a,
$40 r. II. wv a. 1"'' fet~hnR al
q PORTSMOUTH for Portland 1000 A. II, and 2.so
Freight trains daily each wav. Sunday sxcen.sa q,
Portland, Bay 3, 1863. S dtp
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21
III seu arc Going West

s3sss@ vSs Procure Tickets by the ssEax -
Safest, Best and Most Reliable Routes
THROUGH TICKETS
from Ir,ORTLANIt;v via BOSTON. to all ponts :,
eIe ~ sou III AND MORT .WFsT' turnisb-
eu az M io~esG ro'~s, sith choice OF Ton,ss q,
'he oNLi UNION TICKET OFFICE, ' ~
So' sd i-2 Exchange Street.
u.,o,,%ss. Sd. LITTLE * CO., Agents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21
Q Lo It HI i N @

RY WILLIAM BROWN, formerly at Federal.
Osreet, is now located at his new store Nos Fed,
erai 50, lew doors below Lime street, will attend
% ois asual business of Cleansing and Repairin
second hand Clothing for sale at tail prioef,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21
Eclectic Medical Yss7tssnaYg,
JsiSa sTE1 uNUNss

Eclectic Medical Yss7ts'7aapg,
no THR LADIES.
DE-. HUGHES particularly invites eli Ladies, rbo
need medical adviser, call ct his rooms No. "A
Preaie Street, which they vii find arranged fer thsir
sss,scial accommodation.
Or. .'s Eclectic Renovatng Medicines ere unriysl.
I'D n efficacy end superior virtue ia e1ulating all
Fsraae Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF prod ucirg relief IN short timo
LADIES will find il invaluable In all cases Of OBJ
sructions after al, other remedies have been tried in
the least injurious TO the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety at all timer,
Gent to an part Of the country, with diroctions
Of sGdresetrg DIR. HUGHES,
jsn1. isssdS,~. no. Il Prsole street Portland