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MARRIED..

In Waldoboro, by Rev. Jonas z. Hallowell Chas
e. Creamer to Mary Winchenbaugh.
In South Molunkus, Col. j. F. Twtchell of Old.
town and Clara L. Clemens of South Molunkus. No
cards, no cake, nobody's business. Clam Chowder
this evening, March 22d. Friends and relatives are
invited. Bangor Wing.
In Bangor March %, Gen. Samuel F. Hersey and
Miss Emily NJ. Sanborn, daughter of Abram San
born, esq, all of Bangor
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PAPER COLLARS.
We cannot say too much in favor
of these Collars that are having
such an Extensive Sale with us.
Linen Finish, Cloth Lined Button
Holes, 2 Boxes for Is cts.
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LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.

Endless Quantities of all Linen
Handkerchief sold from s cts. to
II IL cts. in good qualities.
The great sale we have had on
these goods, prove that low prices
insure large sales.
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Country Dealers.
We are always happy to see
Country Dealers and will sell for
Cash, goods at prices that will in
sure them a good profit.
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FANCY GOODS.

1t has been our aim to keep a
large and varied assortment of
Fancy Goods, and the recent pur-
chases have made this department
very attractive.
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Wings CathoIicOp The Great Remedy For Pain
500 VOLUM ES IN ONE.
Agents Wanted
The Library of Poetry & Song
Being Choice Selections from the Best Poets,
English, Scotch, Irish and American,
With an Introduction
o., xnlU NlutrAl nnvAA1

With an Introduction
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
Under Whose critical supervision the rolume 4yas
compiled.
The handsomest and cheapest subscription book
extant Over 500 pages beautifully printed choice
ly illustrated handsomely bound. 4 Li6rarv of
oTer 500 rolumes IN one book, whose contents, Of
no ephemera nature orinterest will never grow old
or stale. 1t can be, and will be- read and re-read
with pleasure by old and young long its leaves
hold together.
"a perfect surprise. Scarcely anything at all a
favorite, at all worthy of place here, is neglected.
eve know of no similar collection in the English
language which, in copiousness and felicity of selec-
ton and arrangement, can at all compare with it."
IN. Y. Times.
Terms Liberal. Selling very rapidly. Send for
Circular and Terms to j. II. FORD x CO.,
"a Park Place, N. II. 4w3S
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FOR SALE.

AENAcl FOR SALE.
SITUATED IN NORTHPORT,
ssEE e54 one mile from Saturday Cove, on
1.-THE road leading over Beach HILL
containing about one hundred acres of the best land
in Town, cuts about 20 tons of hay has 20 acres of
second growth wood, well fenced, and plenty. of
never-faing water, good House with l., 40 feet
long. The place will be sold at great bargain, to-
gether with the stock and farming tools. If re-
CURED one-half of the farm with the buildings will
be sold to suit the purchaser.
1t has Carriage House, Joiner Shop, Blacksmith
Shop and Barn. Call on the subscriber on the prem
Uses. DAVID DRINKWATER
March 81, 1871. 3w3S
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LIVERPOOL and CADIZ SALT.

O000 HHDs., LIVERPOOL, & 500 hhds.,
AOOO Cadiz Salt. For sale at Boston prices,
by SAMUEL ADAMS.
Castine, March II, 1871. 6w37
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS AT Rockland the twelfth
day of Aug. A. D. 1870.
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice of his
L appointment as assignee of Alden Litchtield, OF
within said District, 10 has been adudged Bank
rupt upon Petition of his creditors by the District
Court of said District.
o. S. ANDREWS, Assignee.
3W36f Rockland, Maine,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IN The TOWN OF MONROE & JACK ON.

NONSISlING OF A GRIST MILL, and privi-
~ leges, with four of Stones, two OF them
French Burs, and two Bolts; it is one of the best
Country Mills in the State, the lower part is CON
structed of Stone and Cedar. Also one Saw Mill i'll
all the lumber manufactured finds ready market at
the Mill. Also two Stores, Blacksmth's Shop,
House lots, &C., all situated in the tlourishng Vii
lage of Monroe which is distant from tide water or
Belfast & NJ. l.. r. 4. some six miles. Also in the
town of jackson, several lots OF valuable timber
lands, most of them containing heavy growth OF
Hemlock, Spruce, Hardw God and Cedar. The aboN c
lots lie six miles from the Mills in Monroe where
the logs may be driven at small expense Most OF
the land is within four miles of Il. & NJ. III, l.. X. Il .
The Hemlock Bark finds market at Plymouth which
is distant about ten miles, at Belfast For par
ticuars apply to
JOSEPH PALMER, Monroe Mills or BENZ,
WILLIS, Bangor House, Bangor, Me. 1870
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COTTON CLOTHS.

1nlS department Will De 1Ound TO
contain all the Leading Brands
Of Bleached and Brown
COTTONS.
Look at our Prices of them. The
popular Bleached Hill Cotton, IA
cts, sold recently at Is cts.
BOOT B. BLEACHED COTTON
at II 1-2 cts. Sold everywhere
at IA cts.
We have most all the different
Brands of Bleached Cottons, that
we intend to close out cheaper
than ever sold before.
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Dress and Cloak Making.

ENORE j. PIERCE will return soon from
Il = Boston to Belfast, to continue her business as
practice as cutter for the firm of JORDAN,
MARSH & CO., she feels confident that She can
please the ladies of Belfast Thankful for past favors
March IL, 1871. tf36
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a countryman in Albany lent a court
eous and urbanc gentleman $50 to do
some business in the bank, and stood
watching the door till he should come out.
His business must have required time as
well as money, for he hasn't come out
vet
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An acquaintance called on the President,
the other day, and, the conversation turn
ing on Sumner, Grant said: ''He says l
don't know anything. l know we have
been licked like the devil in New Hamp-
shire by his conduct" 1Cn Emp.
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Gross amount OF assets at their true cash value,
$3.50, 4OO.9 a.

$3.50, 400. ga.
2. Detailed statement of same, showing different
classes of assets and amount of EACH
Real Estate owned by Company, $4,000 90
Loans on Real Estate, o. 1853 SO
Loans on Collateral, 1921 81
U. s. $50 of 1865, Reg. Bonds, "Old,"
100000, 10Y 900 90
U. S. $50 Of 1865, Reg. Bonds, "New,9 ' '''' "
$4,000, 1926 90
y. s. $50 Of 1868, Reg. Bonds, $4,000, 1l,o75 90
y. $. 6's Of 1881, Reg. Bonds, $4,000, $1,000 90
LAG shares Bank Stocks, $1l4 600, STAG, 4S7 90
1743 shares r. r. Stocks, $l74 300, 243, l7o 90
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg R. R.
Bonds, 5000. 1900 90
$1,000, 1000 90
Go shares Springfield Aqueduct Co. Stock
$4,000, 1880 90
Cash on hand and in hands of Agents, 6i,450 66
Office Furniture, 1888 OF
Accrued Interest and Rents 1905 81
1896, 400 81
H. LIABILITIES.
Losses and Claims adjusted but unpaid, 2o,o46 4s
Losses and Claims unadjusted and re-
ported, 22,437 "a
Loans, none.
Amount required to reinsure outstand-
ing risks, viz: so per cent. of preml-
ums received on fire risks, POL 05G so
Whole amount received on Marine and
Inland, none.
Other liabilities, viz Commissions due
Agents on December business, $500 90
5000, $40 90
E. FREEMAN, President.
SANFORD J. HALL, Secretary.
COX &c FIELD, Agents,
sw3S BELFAST, Maine.
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GINGHAMS
l-2 cts.
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And take no other. See that the portrait of DR..
Clarke is upon the label of each bottle. No other
is genuine. They are puerly vegetable and will not
intoXicate. tsp
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SNoW STORM. We experienced tho lion-like
going out Of March on Monday. \ furious
northeast storm ragged all day. deposting about
"a foot of snow, much dritted. The trains on
the railroad made their regular trips, but the
steamers were compelled to make harbors. The
Cambridge lay in Rockland until Tuesday
morning The City Of Richmond did not leave
Portland until six oeIock Tuesday morning.
She brought very heavy freight
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the dog tax.
SHORT CANE. Nov is the winter of orr
dscontent," March 2Sih with inches of snow.
..'...A gentleman in this city, recently from
Nevada, says the nearest the Germans Their can
get at our chow is that for high?'' is by saving
how high up ISL dat?" Last week the wild
geese, crows and robins put in ain appearance.
Has any one heard the bull toacls MARBLE yet?
',''''J. Z. Whltten closed the season Friday
night with a social dance. We dropped in
a"hie, and only regretted that we had not on
oui Sooa clothes, that we might have taken a
mop When he gave them ''Walking down Broad
way, as only Jerry can do it, We saw D..
number OF equestrian gentlemen ont the other
morning before the dew was off the GRASS so n
speak, taking an airing. They gave very fine
representation OF John Gipns lannon's ride
I'VE have seldom seen anything more
touching than the following lines from Mas
sachusetts paper, appended TO the death Of a
child
"Sweet Nelly she has gone to live
In mansions in the sky,
And sings as smiles play DER her face,
Oh how is this for highr'
1.-The ladies of the Unitarian Sewing Society
contemplate having It sociabe at Hayford Hall.
.....-By the way, few drops of oil in the hinges
Oh tue nail doors would stop good large squeak
whlch IS rather annoying when there is lecture
or concert'....-Gorham rings US out of our
NIUE bed at seven now. Those who imagine
they are slumbering till half past seven err
sadly....The school houses are UNDERGOING
some repairs.....H amlin the 'fguratve, man
has been showing his skill at the hall this week.
...There are to be two new camps built at the
ponds this spring. Country residences are be-
coming quite fashionable with our sporting men,
The steamer Alliance, having been repaired,
viii be upon the route this week.
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n@btptnbiubf.
@ebrau6et Da& bette Sell
1ttttel.
<ser Sag brtns ueue 8.ete ses ere6eu Me,tbss sees
2uuaeu 8aliam8.

s<ser Sag brxst ueut 8spee ses srp6eu ertbss stes
2uu0eu 8aIiam$.
ipaten ben uaebsnotu 8re eass berup.raseube &aui-
maune' tn marne Sttg $sas S?s s1!a! !stn: 90
str.n Maens auue.n Balam er5alt.n. Sd mSte & I, auS
nanfea uSer esne eenielben u fetn bean tat en e..
s sft: m S% s5t$s s,qa$c m$ Sss a aa e
m@ tn eutm traureen 8ufanbe. SO rerfude aQes, uos
MIR nur anempfeblen muree unb epfaub fir seles @ea
sas s% 5 sss sa< 8 ss ss's ssn @
8or3ieen Sd m.te ibn n&t eebraudtu ptne mebr bap
" nt1tn SD bate uu& nt&t cine glaae sauun per:aut
n stean tSaa BON Ss a6e Ses g. t5re spena ia
MID ebf iu ssriu&en Sd that btee unb n,e,er freubt
gen neberrai&une beie bers bic efe 81afe eneu gu.
ene 0uneen sebst1t unb m ann nun aus tis uer Grab-
raaa ~ nsas Seunben unb snSen sun ben suen eaes-
''@" "" So st:SsSs So ss@ !'s tss:s:@: s'sss
auen's eunssn Baam eutta ssn aYium, q it ua(@at.
Rs ?: Msft'tis' 1sa'a, g. 1872 Dsa S!.eSs fact
Sstrta S. g. Sasrs IT, g.. wssias Strrtn uns.issfs 70
rasf srs5e Measta s$t ane Sta ~ aus u.s. % waawus Sss
!:ts @ st: sas S sss s ss ts" ss: ass Oct % ss
Sreunie s1aaSss mid i'm tstsn Stadium str s@r.sia%t
uub tofen teiue Be1eran8 ba uurbe mtr ss
AQen'8 9uH8en 8aIfam
empfotlen. .r..-.
Oas Meeeet naree MIR mtteetettit mas nt& sesaata@.
9uRen s6xt4 eurtrt uarbe un6 bGe tt i'm Stanbe ttu,
metueu 0ef&dfteu rte eew6tuli& ua&iuaettu. .
st.=G5# ,-. Str fets erSeteuef H.
h.-. -. p. Rereb9t.
A1e nit 3uaeu seer tseub pe9ea 6als- sberQuuaaGt.
ttba persnen fsateR aartrjisltd Aaeny 2uneea 0ll-
s. M sstlsx o.. .a.s.. Ell, ei,...,t.s,
81 sabs1 Vi auea Dts6aitea. ttadxsaA OH.
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9ir Mumie pen Rotterdam
Nooelle ron 0epr9 D1rin9.
(6ortiebuna.)

80 Tett> Gett!" rief Der proft0or
inbem Ct wie psr3weif feltrur@ iein fleine6
Don elmer 2ampe nur bitter erleu@teteS
@ema@ binitlrmte. ~Du naSit an mets
mem 2eben, ru na9it an osr Blltbe rer
@i0enlaaft Die ii@ eben entfalten wiQ>
unp seoeiben gu tIftli9en, reffen Gru@t.
Deine fetnolt6e @eeenpart brp5t Ser
bitroslYpbi(9en @orwelt ibrer @ieper<
9eburt in reisenoer 0fumieneefalt Elm
l9mdbli&.S8eroerben. @ie oft ba|tDu
ob i@ Did elei& INNER in Gbren sebals
ten> uno ni6t ein elenDe6 ba!be6 pfunc
BON ptr fir meinen seib entpanot nt@t)
19on ueine trefFiden pldne, metne berrz
l;9en @erfe, MeiiterfQde, pte fir cine
taultnbjdbrise Dauer befimmt waren,
bpsbaft serf5rt in elmer warmen 6rlbz
lineSna@t? Sa, S@dnpli@e6, oo6 baf1
Du eetban unb gerare in Der i@1nen
iusenplibcn 3eit Der 3ett bes Sabres>
no in benz @urme> 1ptt I'M Nilpferoe, in
per &r6te, pte i'm &rofootl, IN oer Role,
wie In Der @amiuenblume, 1i@ ri1@e 2ez
benstrdfte resen, In bteler BON ber gtanr
9ebetlt9ten 3eit bait tu beimtQdi{d 8e@
nprpet was t9 NIT unld9li9er Mlbe
,1np elmer &unE pte ,,trBenps ibres@let>
den bat ms wi0en1&oftli@e 2eben &C.
rufen. SD lebe fte nod oor mir, ale ote
@eltebten, Die t9 mir ielbit berettet uno
bic i6 srpBmltbi9 per erlau@ten Qu9pu>
ner @fapemie iiberla6en wpute. @laubf
Du i9 bdtte Did oer9e0en faalfbafte
Mrtemtf fa> NIT pem@riib9en in per 9olez
beleeten @an9e> NIT pcr ianftBew1lbten
8ruit, I'M @lan3e Deiner punfelbraunen
S96nbeit? unb Du, majeitdttl l9er
Memnpu, einf Elm fattliaer @renabter
I'M 2eibresimeute &6nts @ilbelms, Du,
pe6en MumienblQe fieben Gub ma6 uno
pe6en Nplernale il@ erbaben aufprdn9te>
uuter per fnnppu ten 9ieroelYpbeni@rtft
| mubtef aud au eineu1 iamuerpoQen9d&t5
| ,perpen TN fl9tieen2aufe zines warmen
! 2en3mor9enS? Vanitas Vanitatum,
omnia Vanitas s4ue6 1T ner9dnslf&
auf BET @roe!"
!6a3enbropf ,par nabe barar1, Tbrdnen
III peroteBen. Gr tpurf ii@ troi1loS tn
etnen Seiel, bic idmer3li9aen Grtnne>
run0en, tpel9e ct tpteper auf9efrtl&t
bate, naeten >pieper an lttnem 9er3en.
tlnttn IN Der S@ente ertbnte Maft, fte
tf&ttn tbpt III fdrtaneer MtAaat Htn
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9f1t11t1leet 65l+

etnem 9lIlt9eH OIu auI ctn Spolltt-
,>Mbcr i9 lai1e mid ni9t irre ma@en> per
Nubm pe5 @9iffes, ctm i@ angeb6re,
lou 70 laut werpen wie ibr peterSMuno
nur beraussubrinsen Yerma9 uno Sbr
ale pa, bic Sbr auf 2inienl9iffer unc
Tre9atten pient iollt 3sipeft befon,n'en
opr Der 8arte @yrene Gapttan SAM
len!"
>,Grslble nur lieber 5rip!" I" bat Jpn
lein Greuno. uTrinf aber erlt nod
einual! Da8 ma9tbie 3un9e 9elduFe"
Btper3u pem etnen nod gu Dem anoeren
LIEF ft9 peter Gripp lanse n5tbtsen.
Der lau1@enre 9o3enbrof erfubr nun raS
trie9eril9e Nbenteuer i'm 8ie6bolb, cas-
unlern 9elern tefannt 1T. Der Grsdbz
!enpe @elbt war Yon benz 8ppt5manne
ein.S @9ifeS, mel9es Der Syrene AM
Sage ua& Dem @efe@t tese9ntte> unter@
ri9tet mpreen. 9lber Gobanu5 erfubr
nod mebr. Gr b6rte, rab cine ,uunoer>
1@Dne Sun9fer nit Cornelius an 8oro
eepelen, rob Beire 1don an, Abeno pe5
erten Ea9es Die @yrene Yerla}1en, UNI
ibre &eife na& Maftridt 81 9ance fortz
;uIeben, er oernabm aud son ;'rsi jun
9en9euten, bic aufcem nadfclaeneen lui III
gen Greter Don Rotterpam iib sinseidtfft
batten, uno Der 9enauen BeId)reibung ;u
Tolee, feline anoertn ietn fonnten> alS
bic 2eypener Stuoenten, s. @aiQant unp
2a Yo{r.
6: lab feline @nsele9tnbeit it i65niter
8liitbe iteben Der 9eoeibli@en Gru@t;
entoe9enretfenp. Nt9tS l9ien ibm Sez
tpi11er al6 oaB bic beipen Siinelinse bic
@puroerGludti9en 9efuncen baten H1lbz
ten> oab entweper 2a Yair pur@2tk pper
Sc @aiQant, ber Elm portrefFt@er Te9tfr
war, bur9 @ewalt ii@ in ZEN 8efB Der
Sunefrau pan @lieteu ieBsn parbe> I'M,
fle ibm 3urildsubrin9en alS pfano fit
be8 @aters tefamentariiae @erflsuna.
Gr mar ieelenuer9ni9t unb fttmmte obue
an ben Srt 81 oenfert &po er it9 befane>
gum Gritaunen aler Mnwelenben caseieo
an:
Ecce guam bonum
Bonum ct jucundum etc.
Da5 tpbenoe @eld9ter Der Matrolen
|rtb ibn aus ieiner 3erfreuns empor. @on
ibren Sppttreoen perful9t> fob er
auf (ein 3immer aber i,,rem er Die
Trepps gu oteiem btnaufrannte, fam fbm
nod Elm lebr 9liidli@er @epanft in ben
Stnn. &pnnte ct oenn rie Na9ribt
cie ct aus Dem Munce bes wa&bolberz
ourftigen Yeter Strip eeiammelt> ntdt al6
@orwano su einem 8elu6e bei5errn pan
@lieten benuber:? Sab ibm ni9t Ger
9lIdlide 3ufau Mtttel uno @e9e in Die
'6ano ben Sitei9leier ber f19 fir ibn
ui@t LII ten wplte, uno binter ibn su Biz
den, na@ pemienisen Der feiner @tnne
uno @efQble Mei0er eemoroen? Grflei<
cete li5 ral9 an. Der bette Nof uno
bic @onntaS6wet tie wurbe beroorsebolt>
Elm tletner ;ierlt9er Stablbe9en tpuroe an
bic Sette 9eitedt unb ca6 SeibenbGt9en
NIT Der rotben BeleBun9, ba6 feline ota>
oeuti9e @irbe beceutet, unter ZEN Mrm
eenomnen. Ct betra9tete fi9, na9oem
@Qe9 3uStanre setra@t, wobl9efduis i'm
@pie9el.
"Du 1ebit ia aus pte etn Brdutt9am,
Gobann6 !" f&mun;elte er f14 felbft an.
~unp bin i'd e6 penn et>pa ntdt" crwi>
nerte er. ~8in i@ ni@t Gin @rdutteom
Der Muien uno wiQ eben bineeben, Elm
|neue6 @erl5baiB NIT ibnen 3u feiern per
plecuratlonem cur9 etnen ibrer @teI<
pertreter 2"
(Gurtiebung auf ber 2. @ette.)
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belletrististbes.
@tnt,mcntale &rte98:2prif
sou MIller, it.

@te mir paris erobern
G5 III cine f9Ine Seieno
lin biele Gsfune bier,
limb penn's taan9mal ni@t rejent
@p iiebt man pas BON ibr.
Sep0bnli9 reient's irdBli9
l1nb jisbt baneben Der,
limb it bas @etter bGbli@.
Damn iiebt Is nod si,lmebr.
Max liest auf @ielenranbern
9n tpeiten 8rei(e rings
(WiQ man f@ NAL seranberu,
@o lest man f& mad linfs.)
unb fitft scn eiuer @teQe,
@e&s @u@en lang eial
6initer auf bic @aQe,
Serunter auf bas Ibals
llnb tentt man: Nu tpirbs tperben!
siu tommt baa @eit au Gau!
Damn trabbeln O9ienbeerbtn
Da triiben ann Dau.
limb brxaen bel bas Srafen,
DaB man es bSre1 fann:
1rp9n wirb gu& was blaien,
Grbentt nod iar Midi bran!
Die @eife mirb 3ur Rstbe
;3ur Gage pirb bas 5emb,
Der 9tlfa-meine Site!
50 mid ltun jan3li& freme.
Dur9 is Der re@,e @pdeu,
Den linfen t@ Serlur,
Das Giu3ee tpar nod trsden
@inb Reble unb 5umpr.
3ur3 bteier 6ercismus
Sc nt9t ian3 ubue 2eia,
Mi9 3iebt ber &beumatismIs
6iirs @aterlaub bur@s Rreu3.
SIM 9alle bin i'd better
59pn felt serwt@ener Na@t-
@o wirb ber beut11e Raiitr
SIN ein3elntn sema9t.
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BebinQun9en

Der
Minnefota Staatb~53eitun9
9ret Mlal 0B6hentlibe:
5u gprausbesablun6 'per Sabr]...."..... $500
GS6bentlibe:
9n Gprausbe3abluus ........".........". $3.50
per Satr, naa ausn abeilen ber Der. @taattn.
Stab Gurppa CpprtpfrtD:
Drei Mal noS9entli9e [per Sabr] ].......... 1920
W19entli4e [per Sabr] br]....."..".'"........ 4.65
@.lbfensuuaen ser vgsa Mcnes Srter" cter In
Reniarrcn Briefen tSnnen auf unfe to eeadt perben
9ie @taats.Seituns bat auaer eem Seraus,
seber felbff feinen reiienbtn NAenten. Der be,
inat 1T. @elber fir etefeIbe 1n eoueetiren.
siut Brtsfe beete man III abrei7ren an
GDeoopr &anoer,
Bpr 262, ct. paul, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19

(GortieBuug auf ber 2. @ette.)
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-30

Paris Hill.
uBBARD HOTEL, H. Hubbard, Proprietor.
kaymOnd's Village.
UENTRAL HOUSE, W H. Smith Proprietor
AGO HOUSE, L. Cleaves &Son Prorrietor,g7
LAKE HOUSE, j. Savage, Proprietary
Richmond.
RICHMOND HOTEL, Fl Springer.
skowhesan.
SKowHEGAN HOTEL. E. B. Maybury, Preprietor.
TURNER HOUSE. L. H. Bussey g. Co. .Propretors.
1T. Andrews, New BruuswicL
THE RAIL WAYHoTE1-Michael Clark. Pronrie
tor. -A"P'o
SpringvaIe.
iIBBETs HOUSE, S. +. Tibbetts, Proprietor
sTANpIsH HoUsE-Capt Chas Thompson, PROM.
West d Orham,
WEST GoRHAN HOUSE, JededIah GRAHAM Pro
prietor- ' i'o
Wiscasset.
H1LToL HOTEL. e. Hubbard.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-30
Portland & Rochester R, R.
Through Route to Boston via
ROcl2Sfar

rHafRFzE ON AND AFTER wEDNESDAY,Aug
IS, 1871, passenger trains leaves Port
land at 730 M and AS connecting at ROches-
ter with Boston & Maine RAILROAD for Bostsn, via Do
yer and all intermediate stations. With the Eastern
Railroad for Boston via Great Falls Portsmouth and
all intermediate stations. With the Dover and VIM
npiseoeee Railroad tor Alton Bay Wo.fborough
Centre Harbor and Meredith. With Portsmouth,
Great Falls and Conway Railroad for South Milton,
Milton, Union and Wakefield.
Leave Rochester for Portland at TAO a. NJ on the
arrival OF morning trains from Lake Winnipis ,ogee
and Wakeneld, and at $40 p M, on arrival OF the
leaving Boston at 800 NJ.
Way trains leave Portland at 7.30A M and Las P M,
ham. Buxton Centre, Saco River Hollis Centre,
Centre WATERFORD South Waterboro', Alfred,
Springyale, East Lebanon, East Rochester, Roches-
ter.
Leave Portland at IS P M for Morrilrs, Cumber.
land Mills, saccarappa, GOrham, Buxton Centre,
Leave Rochester at TAO M and $40 M for East
Rochester, East Lebanon SprDgvale, Alfred, South
WATERFORD, CENTRE WATERFORD, Hollis Centre Saco
River, Buxton Centre Gorham, Saccarappa Cum
berland Mills, Morrils, Portland.
Leaves Saco River at $50 A M Tor Buxton Centre
Gorhsm, Saccarappa, Cumberland Mills, Morrill's,
Stages connect as follows:
Limngton, Daily.
At Buxton Centre for West Buxton, Bonny Eagle
and Limington daily.
At Cen. marlborough for Limerick, Newfela
Parsonsueld and Osspee, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Oatur1ayS, returning alternate days.
At Center WaterDOr0ugh tor Limerick, Parsons
| field, daily.
Freight train will leave Portland for Rochester anG
intermediate stations at 5 A. M.
Leave Rochester for Portland and intermediat,
stations IL. +. M.
Leave Centre Marlborough with Passenger Ca
attached at 2. So P. M. for Portland and inferno
date stations the arrival OF stages from Limerick
| Newfied, Parsonfield AMI Ossipee.
| Arrangements have been made to c-rry Freight
to and from al stations OIL the Eastern Railroad
| and Boston & Maine Railroad, and their branche
| at rdtes corresponding with the above roads.
| THOS. Quincy, Sup't.
| Portland, July o. 1871.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-30
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Idoatly Its prosecutions. Its hatred of onr nubIic
schools and OF civil and religious liberty lis uart
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