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Sale Of Valuable Lands.

&C TX order Of the Superior Court, I will
&Fe3seli at the Court House door in States
18th day OF August no4t, 1.700 ACRES OF
LAND, lying In the County OF IredeII, on the
Catawoa River and Lnmbert's Creek, Is miles
South OF stetesyille, 81 miles North Of Char
10tte and about miles WeBt Of the Atlantic.
iennesaee and Ohio Railroad. Tho land will
be- sold In lots as follows: IN j't.y.-
no. containing 28S acres, more or less. ON
which Or. ". Bynrs now lives. ,-,-i
49,. EG, =. containing 23S acSes. more or less,
Nos. Containing 2s4 acres, adjoining Nos
l.. aud4. 'e, i,oe ..
: No 4, containing 2s5 acres, adjoining Nos.
No. S. containing 200 acres, more or lesa
adjoining Nos: and 9. ~ :;
NO 8, containing 200 acres, on which Col
"A. .; DroWn now lives. adjoining Eos., q, 4
p,oa- On theso lands are large bodies Of fine
Quantity of Woodland on each tract. On the
3Uo ~ acre tract there is good Mill House and
water rover. good Dwelling and other build-
ings ghsee GOOD fssa Water on each tract:
state state OF cultivation. the np-lands having q
good clay subsoil, aud will produce Cotton
Iooacco. Wheat. Corn and the other grain
ana grass crops; and are sold as the lands be-
Byars. for assets. = =
:, IKRns-OEe in six months; the ba-
llanoe in twelve months with interest from day
OF sale. The purchaser may pay one-third or
tno wholc OF bis bid any time after the eale is
confirmed. Bond with approved aecurity viii
be required for the purchase money, The
made. e"' ' -
Persons wishinG to see the lands will pleaaa
call upon Col. A. 8. Brown or Thos. Deator.
Administrator de Jonis non Of Jameas, R1.ra
June 80 Inc %
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0p-opsratiye Building Association.

up.opHfRtlYe ApllQing Association.
A 8 many ipauiries have been directed to
IN ME rSlshvet Ia the df1p3daf of tte siok.
cts which may renatn uns0id. .ssDuldt ets
that they ,oiH all be sold before ,the drawine
takes place. As but 2,O00 tickets viii be la.
suod, and the price fixed 60 low, 4 4 ais of iii
the tickets must be effected in order to cover
the expenses Of the drawing, and the General
Agent will positively not hold ticket on the
day Of the rattle, AS il has become apparent
to me that largo amount Of money has been
placed'by those eeling tickets In the banks,
or otherwis6 .uHed, in order to obtain the in
tereat upon the srme, 1 now offer to allow In.
forest upon all sums paid iuto my hands at
the rate OF ono per cent. per month from thfn
dateI payable on tho day OF drawing, but not
Afterwards. Il muet be apparent to aIfthst
go long 90 the money IL kept ont OF my hands.
cannot h1 Day for tho drawing. Ny bond.
In tho penal sum OF $40. 900, makes q deposit
with me as safe as could be desired. The
oher OF good rate OF interest, and the de-
sire to invest all the money In iuproyemsnfa
OF more extensive character, Are suffioient
guaranty that the drawing will take pIane at
IN early day as possible. Evidence of the
improvements Intended can be ssen at corner
OF Main and Plain streets,
must .5:sa request all Who havb monev
in'their hands to remit tho same 70 me. whe-
ther 1t amouhts to ono ticket or ten. !,
DIR. T.. w. WHEELER.
General Agent, Box SO. Columbia, 81
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.YNaHCFA4AND g0ngMERCIAL.
fIS ~ >, II II

>>>>,>f ! -Sr-f--,...
80 h5shor s,5uIy 27- 7-sNobd. .4Oonsols
935s. Bonds 92M.
PARIS, July 27.-Bourse 55f. 400.
L1vERPooL. July 27-3P M.-Cotton
opened steadier--uplands 9@9]6; Or:
leans 9L@93s. Weather favorable for
crops.
LonDoN. July 27-Evening -oonaols
gsM; g T. es1n gS1d, ooS 92A. Bullion increased
L1vEnpooh. July 27-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed steady-upland 0(a9lS: Or
leans 9L99a5.
NEw YonK, July 27-Noon.-Flour
and wheat steady, Pork dull, at IA. rs.
Cotton dull and Observation-Disclosures 2OaI.
Orleans 2l16; sales 762 bales. Froights
quiet. Stocks steady and quiet, Gold
heavy, at 129l216. Governments firm
and dull. State bonds dull and steady.
: +. NJ I.-Money. very abundant.
ported at 0zs. Gold 12]S@l2k. Co
vernments heavy, and November issues
about 40. better. States very dull.
Tenaessees 7216; now 721a. Virginias
81; new 72H. Louisianas 65; new SO;
!evees 20: 8s 3d. Alabamas SO: 5s 67.
Georgias "a; Is 90. North Carolinas
Ak; new 26. South Cnrolinas 72; new
E65x. Cotton dull; sales 1895 balcs-
nplands 20}a@2055. Flour steady.
Whiskey 96. Wheat closed rather weak
amber Southern 13S(0l.43. Corn
closed lower, ut 68@6J. Pork 14.OO.
Lard steady. Freights stendy.
LOUISVILLE. July 27.-Flour steady.
Corn weak. Pork 145O@l5.OO. Bhoul.
ders 6224; clear sides 87S. Whiskey 90.
CINcINNAT1, July 27.-pork firm
choice city brands sold at 13 80. Lard
dropping, ut 10. Bacon weak-shoul-
ders 6ih; clear sides 8IS. Whiskey 90.
NEW ORnEANs, July 27.-Fiour-
scarcity in high grades; super 4. rs; dou-
BILE 6. OO@l6. so; treble 6.75@7.0O. Corn
quiet-mixed 72,s; white 78 Pork un-
changed. Bacon quiet and firm, at Tx
9lO. Coffee steady, at l4@lG. Whis-
key quiet. at 95(@1.05. Others un-
changed. Cotton dull and nominal
good middling 1917; receipts IT'S bales;
sales 2. 400; stock 44.753.
.NonFoLK, July 27.-Cotton quiet
low middling 10; receipts 78 bales; stock
COZ. >
sAvAxsAu. July ~. Cotton very dull
-middling 19k@l9M; reosipts I4S
bales; sales "a; stock S, 1876.
AAAA 1i1aoAGs guy At.-r lOur-OeW uC-
tive and firm. Wheat firm and in good
demand. Corn white 79@S0; yellow
7OC972. Provisions aud whiskey un-
changed. Cotton -middling 2O(a
2ON; receipts rs bales; snles CT; stock
l,115. First bale of Texas cotton re-
ceived to-day. clnssed middling, soll for
27 cents
WILMINGTON. July 27.-Ootton firm
middling 19I; receipts 25 bales; sales
l3; stock 923.
CnARrEsroN. July 81. Cotton quiet
middling 10; receipts 1876 bales; sales
200; stock 3.131.
AUGUSTA. July 27.-Cotton market
dull, at 1895 for Liverpool middIing;
sales Is bales; receipts 90.
GALVESTON, July 26 Cotton dull
and nominal-good ordinary 1635;
receipts 126 bales; stock IL, e23.
BosToN, July 27.-Cotton dull-mid-
ding Fl; receipts 335 bales; sales $50;
stock 5000.
NOME, July 81. Cotton dull and
nominalmmiddling 10; receipts 43 bales;
stock $500.
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Collage House.
BY MONTEITH & FIELDING
foreclosure Of Mortga9e.

y O. PElxOTTO d SON, Auetionecrs.
RY virtae Of the power, duly conferred npon
~ the Citizens Savings Bank, of Oolus16ia,
~ ~ tne Goiombia Oil Company. TO fore6lose
Pany Pay to the said Citizens' Savings Bank, OF
Coiumoia; and 10 enter upon and to sell all
and singular the m mertgaged premises herein
:t. Alter described. for the purpose Of Satisfying
.Israd .ners aeot; the said mortgage Is hereby de-
ols on, Oh Company forever barred OF all claim
or eqnity OF redemption In the premises: and
9nd.r the same power as aforesaid, the un-
derslgned will coll. at public auction, before
the Court House. at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in August next:
All that certain lot or LAND, .situate and
being in the city Of Columbis, In the County
Of Riohland, and State Of South Carolina,
consistipg OF one square in said city, con.
tanning four acres OF land, more or less. and
bounded by Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and dads.
cen t!n streets, With all the buildings and erec-
tions on said lot OF land, now used for the
Rg;rgoaes Of an Oil Mill, and all the Engines,
| cAah. 70 MXRTtN
Carolina. Ill
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Most Useful Invention OF tho Age,
TIE FAN AND FLY DRIVER!
INVENTED By F. III. HUNT

PATENTED hARcn al, 1871.
HNH1S Machine, which is now offered for
4 aale surPasses any Of its age. It is use.
operate with It.. For the table. it.has not an
equal For the sick room, it stands unrivai-
cd; For the nursing mother, Ifs' intrinsio
value ysiue 10 inaAtimAble; AS it fans to rest the
trouble. No family should 30 without one
As o labor-eaying. Machine, it saves tho hire
OF one servant. As an investment, there is
nothing ever offered to tho public in which an
at. Il il tho Machine for the times. 81. COO l1Do
worth will bo sold. Any man with ordinary
energy can make from s16 to sit0 per week.
oloar .of all expenses. Can be aeon at 81.
sulzbacher's .Jewelry Store: III ~
.-..;, JOHN WoOLLEY.
Agent for llicl,iand County.
July 28 P.O. Address, Columbia.
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The PLAGUE OF New York CRY.
There are 10000 tenement houses in
New York city, and in these, it is said,
fully 100000 OF people are crowded.
The greater portion Of them are huge
barracks, Uttered all over with dirt and
fostering humanity. There are 294, 600
persons living in suoh as these in n ew
York city, according to the report OF the
board of health. Tho death rate, taking
tho average Of all these, is seven per
cent per annum, while the rate of social
destruction-crime cngendered by the
pestilent associations among the mass
is beyond calculation. It is probable
that seven-tenths of all the crime oom-
mitted in New York city-the murders
and burglaries. and those other demo
ralizing crimes that are included in beg
gary and prostitution-spring from the
training Of tenement houses One of
these tenements. Gotham court, is being
rooted ont. Upwards of eighty four
families 1884 persons) lived in the one
building, ali huddled together in m css
OF amazing filth &nd wretcliedness
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|. seuYgR9TSr ee,.g9 eguirsssslsI i9 qalitegFpile

are ACTIVELY hhnted ;ntthr: 6dthftE thkit
skins and for the bounty paid by the
Counties for the determination of these
destroyers of the crops. On the pro
daction Of q certificate, signed, by the
Justice Of the Peace OF the township.
before whom the dead squirrels have
beln produced, the County Clerks issue
an order on the County Treasurer for
the payment Of the bounty. These
orders, known as squirrel scrip" are
not always promptly paid, in oonse-
quence of the exhaustion Of the appro-
pristionH. and. therefore, are sold at
rates varying from fifty to seventy. Ave
cents on the dollar. The squirrel skins
are sold to the agents of foreign glove
manufacturers. and. it is said, are pre-
ferred to the best rat or kid skins being
equally soft, fine and. elastic, and at the
same time tougher and more durable.
The bounty is ten cents head and the
skins bring fifteen cents apiece, so that
the hunters receive twenty-five cents
each for the squirrel skins. The busi-
ness OF shooting squirrels in California
is therefore pursued by many active
hunters, and one young man in Contra
Costa County, it is reported. killed
TO- 900 squirrels in single season.
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1I s9@IEzksa y 8 asl:'aHE R'aHIC
n7fp Ffdi0i9n xnEiH3s jatfa-
~ NOON DESPG ES: ~ '.sltX'

TIE n,s1.ss Fern AaAMaAyAoEs Nh on F4tsR As
LONDON, JalX.a7.A1The. Pope dis
claims that the inherent right of the
HapAey dispossesses monarohies; but In
atoipnt times. Christian nations reyered
the Pope as an arbiter between the ,peo-
pie and the sovereign. i.is .1..it
Persian reports are unexaggerated; !;
famine, cholera, typhus fever aud plague
rege The cemeteries are guarded. to
prevent the disipterment of sholdead for
food. The diplomatic an telegraph
corps have fed the country.
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Health of Horses, Mules, Cows.

Health of Horses, Mules, Cows.
SlChSESS and death o! stock is ono IF the
~ greatest discnuragemcnts OF the farmer
Tue cause Of their death may be beyond our
control. but very many cases, indeed. nine
cases ca out OF ten, tho disease may DO traced
70 lnulgestlon, Derangement OF the Bowels.
Debility. Where this Is the case. wa alwavs
have remedy at hand: HEINITSH'S GER
NJ IN HORSE POWDER. With this groat
horse medicine yon arc protected from loss.
For Weakness, Indigestion, Ovcr-workcJ
Horses, no better preventive medicine cs ~ ha
given Try it. For salo only by
Il. II. HkINITSH,
July 1t Wholesale and Retail Drurri.t.
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Standard Medicines.
H EtNIrSH'S Great Blood Medicine
IL QUEENS DELIGHT
ucinitsh's Chill Cure, warranted.
Hein!tsh.H German Horse Powder.
Heihitsh's Crimson Tetter WASH
Heinltsh's Tar and Wild Cherry Cough Cure.
Holnltsh's Quaker Liniment
Heinltsh's Stanley Cough s5yrup.
Let tho people try them. They stand or fall
upon tho vcrdics OF the people, To this test
the proprietor invites tho searching discrimi-
nation OF all. For sale only at
HEINITs HIS Drug Stoie.
ooly + Opposite Ph0nx Office
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. July 27.-G Columbia
Aotet-Mrs W. L. Mikell and child, II.
w: Hendricks. w. Dudley, A. L.. Rou-
millat, Charleston; T.. n. Trent, Md;
z: E. Garter, Pn.; W. P. Martin. "A.
Aaurs. .. 8. A.; J. A.. Norton, J. @. r.
Sims. city; ". K, Turner. Winnsboro;
W. Fa!cke and lady. q. s. A.; s. T..
Davis, L. Q. MoCracken, J. b. Hitler,
Newberry. i,
Nfcherson Aouse--I. Holmes. J. Capes.
Charleston; r. e. 6adler, Lown ndosyille:
". r. Kline, Chester; J. H.Gay. Ridge.
way; s. s. Stewart, J. G.IMcUants,
Winnsboro; J. D. Brown, Salisbury; j.
a. Thomas, SAvannh6;i Eft. Yarbo.
rough, w. n. Reid. Augusta J.; ~.
Fteck. Ohattahoochee; H.i'J. Max we'll.
NJ O.: Ed. Bush, Delton.
Nevada has spring which viii color
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Board of Trade.

b0aru OF Trade.
A MEETING ia called for THIS EVENING.
"A, at o'clock, In Palmetto Engine House.
Dusiness OF Importance must be attended to.
BY order Of tho President
July Z81 Il. e. HEINITSH. Secretarv
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Cook Wanted.

a COOK, (colored.) who has no encum.
"A brences. can get q pleasant situation
ana good wages. by applying st this office.
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cleveland Mineral Springs,
fFORMERLY WIl.StIN,a

cleveland Mineral Springs.
tFORMERLY WILsON's.1
55 AIes West Of Charlotte. ". q.
THE Subscribers, having associated them.
= selves In the management of these
Springs, would announce to their iriends And
the pnolic that the House il now open for the
reception OF vieitors. s-'
10 those who have tosted the virtues OF
these extraordinary waters, it is deemed nm.
necessary to any anything by way of com
mendat;on, but to others they confidently as.
snre satfsfsction II they will make trial OF the
healing properties OF the waters for ONLY :
ehort time
We pledge ourselves to spare neither pains
nor expenee i'll. order to render all who may
iavor us with a call AZ comfortable as posi-.
ble In prospect Of an abundance OF supplies:
VIC have adotted tile following scale or 4
RED UCED LLANGES:
II over 10 days at 81, so pcr day
II not oyor 10 days, ...... 175
oinEle Nay. 6O
Children between the ages 0f two and eiRht
years. aud colorsd servants. at half rates.
Washing on reasonable terms.
it'is expected that tho Western Division of
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Rnthrr,oId
iiailroad Will be completed to within a nile
or two OF the SprinHa.at an early day
,.;aa. VI .s,,t J. J. DLACKWOOD
june At Yt5 n. 4. M. OATES.
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~ THEsCOTTAGE HOUSE.

Wdshsa1apn street; neat door 10 ArsonGi0 Hdll.
Q. H. DUHME, Proprlesor.
UHE Proprietor OF the COTTAGE HnUsE-
= Esfa nssto.t and most retired faoonfn Tho
G cG1SyIhaving had. b large experience at TIE
his guests the most choice brands Of WPNES'
LIQUORS and SEGARS, and will be pleased
60 have his old friends call and nee him. A
O'Clock. O. 81 DIIHMR'
July ~ 49,. '''-
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AUct1on r9a1;ea.

A1StA2a .ss,.,,!3ss! ,,!3ss!.a19Y. J,
vdrtesy Sdie.
BY'JAUOB LEVIN;
THIS Eli ~; tIE;fiSds;Jl del MORNING. ct 10 solpos,
ibs GbNTHsSKEnet asyN %E etGTe; | |Without Reserve. J
ibs- Unbagged Hams.
= lbs: Dry Halted Backs, f!Ji =
Barrels Flour,
Barrels Cream Biscuits and Lemon Crack
Bags Dried Apples. do, dc.
:: ALSo,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bedding, Drese-
ing Bureau, Mattreases, Chairs, Notions, &c.
Collage House.
BY MONTEITH. & FIELDING.
On the FIRST MONDAY In August next. at
10 o'clock 4. H., in front Of the Court House,
Al! that lot OF GROUND, With ;. COTTAGE
OF four Rooms. and KITCHEN with two
Rooms, situated at tho corner OF Lumber and
Wayne streets.
For particulars, apply to Mr.. John Lane, or
July 90 ~ >
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Tho last elopement occurred at South
Bend, Indiana. A man lost his wife
the second within year. Before the
end OF two months he offered himself to
his second wife's eldest sister, but she
refused him. He quietly began his ad-
dresses to younger sister, and on late
Sunday, while his mother.in- law and the
elder sister were gone to the cemetery TO
visit the grave of his wife, lie eloped
with the younger sister.
Mr.. John Edwards, of Bellefontainc.
Ohio, is person OF unreasonable expec-
tations. His great.grand-father, ninety
nine years ago, leased. it is suited, a
large tract of country in England to
King George. and now the lease expiring
throws the property into the hands of
the heirs, who will be obliged to take
charge. it is said. Of something like
$82, 000.0
A weekly periodical published in Pekin
has reached its two thousandth semi.an-
nnal volume. Each number being print
ed on ten and al half yards of silk, oriqi.
nal subscribers who have preserved their
fiies have now In their libraries nearly
1900 miles Of literature.
At ona Of the Pittsfeld, NIassachu.
setts, churches last Sunday, 80 many of
the audience got sleepy tbat the minis
ter stopped in the midst of his sermon
and had hymn sung, and then finished
hls discourse to more attentive hearers.
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It must be. cheerful news TO. the Eng
lish that the Unsuitable Gerhans know
more about the war ships and the ports
Of England, than mdny or the navul
officers in Her Majestyfs service. A cor
respondent OF ,the London Ne,os had the
felicity the other day, OF hearing Ger
man naval officer with whom he was
lunching in Berlin restaurant, say:
Upon my word, I know the ships Of
your feet better than your own yonng
officers: :" After stating that every Ger
man ship was provided with accurate
Charts Of the naval ports of the world,
the officer went on to say. "L'Orient is a
very difficult port to make; I would not
like to try that without q pilot. Ply
mouth! thereis not lieutenant in the
German navy who could not take ship
into Plymouth in the night time" The
marvellous thoroughness of German in
formation regarding France during the
late war. was contemptuously dismissed
by q portion of the English Dress as the
result Of the ''epy System" Buta sya-
tenn 80 full OF foresight and 80 wonder
fully effective, cannot be always opposed
with m epithet.
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Nevada has spring, ! which VII color
the ihnir Jet black.
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Wanted,
A YOUNG MAN, to stand behind tn. desk
IA In store. Must write a fair hand,
Address Post Office Box 81. July 26
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OF domestic, French and English mann,ac.
'ure' which we guarantee. at all times, to cell
as ioW' II not at less prices, than any house
IN Columbia, buying our Goods from the
largest and most celebrated esta blishmenta
III tho United States. And as We desire to
plcase all, we have now in our house the
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q 's?3S
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-12-20

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGoR are regained
by Helmbold's Extract Buchu
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARR NGEM INIT


On and after November 18th. cur
rent, the line between Danve
s+uY~--Ea7 md Cumberland will be open for use,
and passenger and all other trains will
be to all points of this line from the Depot of
Portland & Kennebec r. r. Co. in Portland only,
and all trains from this line will arrive at that Depot
only in Portland. Passenger trains for Bangor and
all intermediate stations via Lewiston and via Bruns-
wick will leave at 100 p. NJ. Night Express with
Pullman Cars, at 1890 A. M. via Augusta, every
night except Mondays.
Afternoon passenger trains for Augusta, Bath and
Lewiston via Danville, and all intermediate stations,
at 5.l5 p NJ Mixed train for Augusta, Bath and in
termediate stations at at A. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS.-Through train for Bangor
and all intermediate stations east of Waterville via
previous from Boston. For Watervie and all inter-
mediate stations via lewiston at 400 A. M For
Skowhegan via Augusta and all intermediate stations
including Bath and Lewiston, at 600 A. NJ.
Bangor, Dexter, Belfast, Pennington, Bath and all
intermediate stations on this line at 2.55 p NJ con-
Meeting there with through trains to Boston. From
Augusta, Bath and Lewiston, and all intermediate
for Boston. Night express with sleeping cars from
Bangor, via Augusta at 100 A. NJ, every morning
except Mondays.
Mixed train from Augusta. Bath and Lewiston. and
intermediate stations at 645 p. M.
Freight train from Bangor and all intermediate sta
tons via Lewiston at 43O 2. M.
From Skowhegan via Augusta at 400 P. M
From Waterville and intermediate stations via Lew
iston, at 1920 p. M.
The passenger train leaving Portland at 100
trains with Pullman cars to ST. John and all stations
on Il. d N. "A. Railway same night
The night express from Portland connects at BAN
Sor at foo A NJ with day train through to st. John.
EDWIN MOVES, Superintendent
L. L. LINCOLN, Asst. Superintendent.
Portland, Nov. 6, 1871. noys-tf
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by Helm
bold's Extract Buchu.
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$40 From so Cts.

10 SAMPLES sent postage paid for Fifty Cents,
LIZ that retail easily for Ten Dollars. 4w
r. l. WOLCoTT, N Y,
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PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, RAILROAD.
Winter Arrangement.

On and after Monday, December 49,
SILL passenger trains leave Portland
EwH-Hya7 or Rochester and intermediate stations
at IT'S A. NJ, and 1.3O p NJ. making
direct connection at Rochester with trains for Boston,
over Boston & Maine and Eastern Railroads. Also
connect at Rochester with Dover and winnipiseogee
Railroad for Alton Bay, and with Portsmouth Great
Falls and Conway Railroad for Conway.
Leave Rochester for Portland and way stations at
7.30 A. NJ, and IL M.
The 7.3O train connecting with down trains ON Do
yer and Wnnipiseogee, and Portsmouth, Great Falls
and Conway Railroads. and the IL O'Clock train max
ing direct connection at Rochester with trains from
Boston, leaving Boston at 1880 A. NJ, via Boston g.
Maine, and at $50 A. NJ via Eastern Railroads.
Leave Portland for Saco River at $50 P NJ
Leave Saco River for Portland at $50 A. NJ
Stages connect as follows:
AT Gorham for West Gorham, Standish, and No.
Lmington, daily.
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
and Limington, daily.
At Centre WATERFORD for Limerick, Newfeld Par
sonseld and Ossipee, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, returning alternate days.
daily.
WILLIAM H. TURNER, Superintendent.
Portland, Dec 10, 1871. dec16-tc
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Notice..

TNHE propretors of Union Wharf CORPORATION are
Il hereby notified that their annual meeting will
be holden at the Counting Room of the Wharfnger
on said wharf on the first Tuesday, being the sec
on the following articles, viz:
First To choose President
Second; To choose Clerk for the ensuing YEAR
and such other officers as may be deemed neces-
sary.
Third; To act on all matters which may be con-
sidered necessary for the interest of the propretors
A X. SHURTLEFF,
Clerk Union Wharf Corporation.
Portland, December 18th, 1871. dc1Std
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TO LET
TO LEASE!
10 Let /!
Store to Let

TrousE No. 80 Elm ST., containing nine Rooms;
L has gas and Sebago water
Ennnire ON toe premises div QCl4*