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HAVING concluded arrangements with the
llPortland & Ogdensburg Railroad Co for the Ex
press business over that road we shall run our Mes
sengers between Portland and North Conway twice
daily, on the 30 A M and l 80 M train receiyino
business for all stations the line, and Connecting
with the several Stage Lines.
Goods called tor in any part of the city by leaving
orders at the office, Plum st. jy2O d3m
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massachusetts Institute of
Technology.

Autumn Entrance Examination Sept. Is
Eof Catalogue, and Examination Papers of june
D, apply to Prof SAMUEL KNEELAND, Sec
retary, Boston, Mass. sep11-eodl2t
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Great Reduction

In prices OF cleansing and repairing clothing, lower
han ever. shall cleanse
Coats tor $1.00
rants tor rs and 80 cts.
vest Tor 81"
maa'es garments cleansed cheap, and with my usual
thess. secondhand clothing tor sale at lair
pi.esa "a Federal Street.
Iu"D WILLIAM BROWN
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New and Profitable Investment.
SECURITY PERFECT.
Wisconsin Cent. r. R. Co.'s
First Mortgage.
Seven Per Cent. Gold
Land Grant & Sinking Fund Bond,
Free of Government Tax,
65 miles nearly completed-4O more under con-
equip it.
These bonds are issued no faster than $25,OOO per
A"iie on roao completed and equipped.
SEA URED.
ny hoau franchises, Rolling Stock, Buildings. and
'.nei properly, including over
Itfn0eT and Iron Lands.
o he eissa bss pS large cash subscription b
Bosom and New York. Alown, merchants Of
onnnvn omcers nar ofthe Company
Hon. sA t" UEL d: wAL.LIE:ii. ......vice President
president Nat Revere BanE; RoI Treasurer.
Trustees.
non 0H pita Life Ae,uy the Mass Hos
JOHN A. STEW RI, Esq, President Un,..aa G.
Trust Co., New York 'eu states
These Bonds will be sold at OK and -
terest mt in curren ". ascrued In
Unite states Bonds taken in exchange ar ,oou,.-.
rates free OF commissions, "' market
SS4 90 in I. s.. 5-20s, yielding an incon,o .
50 per year in gold, will purchase TO-DAY SIo oi
900 OF WHconsln Cent Il r. 8onds, yIeISine o.
income OF 500 year in god. ah
We strongly recommend these Bonds to all classes
OF investors. S'es
BREWSTER, sW EET, & co.
sspl5d1m No. 40 State Street, Boston.
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Farm for Sale,

Eafm IOr sale.
a . 40 acres OF good land divided into
AA-b moving and pasuuring: the pasture
NfETE70AR Is well watered, with q brook ruiz
MMNJ klk ming through it that never fails, and
it has good barn, small house and wood shed, with
well of good wal ter. This faIm is situated in the
Town OF Deermg, 4 miles from the City OF Portland
one IN lie from Abbot It's Corner and within few rod
OF j, W. Jones Germ Factory For iurther info, ,oa
tton enquire OF NATHL Hawkes., near MorriIi;c
Corner. sep20 d2w 8 W tt w3S
MAINE Farmer please copy.]
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DIR. STAPLEs:-t Mt bottle of your extract OF Can
,er Plant cured my little boy OF Scrofula OF Is
months standing If I should write all Gay could
five ph. sicians without reliet. His sores are ali
he ed and he appears perfectly we'll We think it
is a wonderful cure Several OF friends are tax
ing the medicine with good success.
MRS, WM. j. LEWIS.
Old Town Sept, IT, 1870
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~ agents wanted in every town in the State
1t h4s been about one and one halt years since the
UuiVersity medicine we're intro uced into this State,
Notwitnstandng the opposition from the Facul
the SAFE daiiy increasing Thousands certificates
can De presented If necessary, but il the following
are not sufelent to satisfy the most sceptical TO-
0O0 additional ones would be useless.
sCATARRH the mother oI consumption l Scroiula
SAT- Rheum, ana many uther diseases hitherto con,
sidered incurabe, readily Weld Ider treatment Of
the University Medicines,
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfect sue
cess. Having treated over two hundred cases with
in the last three months, consider it safe to war
rant perfect cure to 95 of every one hun
dred, without eauterlzation or the least exposure
SPERMA T0RRHOEA, the greatest deslroyer of
humanity on the lace OF the Globe. How many be-
wall the loss OF precious vitality without having the
slightest idea of he cause, their manhood is DALEY
vanishing and they gliding into state OF hope
less decay. have treated over five hundred cases
OF this malady within six months with the Univer-
sity Medicines with perfect success.
Persons afflicted with diseases will please call or
send and get book tlreel wherein they Will find
their diseases explained, and necessary remedies.
Address PELEG STAPLES,
250 Congress St., Portland, Me.
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The POrtlaEa sally Press
Is published every day Sundays excepted) BY
the
Portland Publishing Co.,,
At 1Os EXCHANGE STREET Portland.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars Year In advance.


hHe WsaAhe state Press
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one week, $1.00; 90 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less $1.5O.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (which has large circulation
in every part OF the State) for ST.. 90 per square
for first insertion, and so cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to tt ID
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New House

I1OR SALE-On Lewis street, near Pine. Frescoed
u and piped Tor ,Sebago. Apply on the prensses
or at 20 Emery st. JAMES A. TENNEY.
aug25 tt
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MRS. HENRY JONES, westbrosk, Me.
July 10, 1871.

Some three months ago was persuaded by my
and mind was SO badly affected that my friends be-
came alarmed for my safety. In a week alter COM
menciug to take tie Medicine felt great reliet.
am now well as any other man. Ny wife has bee n
tor long time afc ed with disease that has hafed
the,sk, OF our best physicians some of which pro-
nonpced her case incuIable. Under treatment of
the University Medicines, her health has eety i'm
proved. Any one doubting will please call at No 6
Lincoln street, or a. repair shop, Grand Trunk De-
pot. GEORGE KINGSBURY.
Portland Aug. 8, 1871
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Store to Let

CT0RE No 92 Commercial street, 'Thomas
y Block" now occupied nv L. q. Briggs & Co.;
pos session given the first OF Noxemher, 1871.
Apply to ID. W. MILLER,
oc 5-d3w No 80 IL Commercial st, up stairs.
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Certificates of Cures.

have been troubled, more or less for five years,
months l have suffered beyond DESCRIPTION NV
limbs were badly swollen and infamed; it was with
great pain and dificu ty that could nove. MY
case was we'll known by thousands of citizens in
Portland. am to-day well man, and was cured
by the University medicine.
CAPT. W. s. PENNELL Is Grag ST
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n RELIABLE SECURITY
The first mortgage
7per cent GOLD BONDS
OF TUE
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
d minnesota a. e.

In currency, on Subscription Price.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Road has eon-
tracted, bv traffic guarantee, to invest ope-ha'f
their gross earnings derived from this road In the
Bonds OF this company: which makes ready market
at all times for these bonds.
They are first mortgage on a completed road,
running through the richest region In The West,
making the shortest line from the Great Northwest
to Chicago and st. Louis.
The present earnings, in the Aullest season Of the
year. pay over IL per cent. on the mortgage debt.
The loan is nearly placed.
The small balance is now offered at 90 and aecru-
ed interest in currency, by banks and bankers gen.
orally, and
RENRY CLEWS Dc Co.,
b Wall sseeet, New Work.
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have been troubled with Scrotula all my lifetime
consulted good physicians from Maine to New York
without any benefit whatever. | have taken six
bottles OF the cancer plant and one one halt OF
the Neuralgia Elixir, and little OF some other
kinds and now feel better than ever was before
in my life cannot say with Mr.. Munsey, that
feel twenty years younger, being only twenty eight
in my lite.
think the worth of the Medicine cannot be esti-
mat d in words or money.
MRS. A. o. W. FOSTER, Wilton, Me.
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For Sale.
Mill for Sale or Lease.

THE Buildings and land on Pearl street. and store
1 on Portland Pier. Enquire of
seD18dtf w SaEA poo,i -
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W. s. PENNeLL, Is Gray St.


NEW BEDFORD, Sept. TO, 1871.
DIR. STAPLES, Dear sir, am f cling first rate
have not felt SO we for years do at the pres
ent lime. If YOU recollect when [ was az your
place was suffering with very lame back. That
has all lett me and Ipever elt hetter in nv lie than
at the present time. don't believe hat that medi.
cine can be be beat neeve 1t is what it is recon-
mended. believe that medicine is entitled to as
mnch praise as any medicine that was ever intro
duced to the public. will not write any this
time. Respectfully, &c.,
w uITTTrD
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have been afflicted with ScrOfula and Sale
Rheum AL my lie. have been under treatment
OF eleven I'm IS called) ply sc,ans and all the time
grew worse. No tongue eau tell what my sutferngs
were. with catarrh, diseased lungs, fearful cough
my limbs, wrist and hand running sores no appe-
tife, badly diseased incid ntal to my sex. Though
young, felt that lie was a burden to me- In this
oreadul condition. lhrous h the advice of FRIEND
called on the proprietor of the New York Univer
sity Medicines. He told me my case was doubtful,
but would do the bes he could. commenced d TAX
ing his medicines April 18th, and am tree from the
JOve troubles
MRS. HENRY JONES, Westbroek, Me.
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House on CaScO st, for Sale.
THE 1-2 story house No Casoo street; contains
L ten finished rooms, and is very desirable loca-
tlon. Apply to VIM. H. JERR(S,
au7dtf Real Estate and Loan Agent.
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To Rent Low

To Rent Low.
OR will sell one 'of the most pleasantly situated
" houses in DeeIiog, 10 fine rooms, nice garden,
20 fruit trees, stable, &c just Tukeys BRIDGE
IL or 20 minutes walk to City Hall. Enquire t SO
st. Lawrence St., of Oc10tt j. j. dILBEI.T.
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LEAR MRS. FLoOD:-I think it my duty to au-
dress you with few lin stating my cure with your
wonderful catarrh specific. 1 have been afflicted
with catarih ever since a lh Id aud hav,, spent a
eat deal OF none among our first doctors. and
have tried everything heard Of without obtaining
any reuef 1 am curei Dg using your Catarrh Spe-
cidc.
MRS l.. A. BUTTERFIEI,D Wateryille Me
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For five years have uffered W th catarrh a bad
consnmpive cough and pain in M, eft side. | had
employed several physicians and have paid them
over $loo without the east benefit have used six
dollars worth OF toe University Medicines ami am
relieved from the above troubles,
JOHN SHAW, West Com st, Portland, Me-
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S0UTH PA

SOUTH PARIS, Feb. 2. 1s71.1
DR.. STAPLEs-Dear Sir:-fne medicine got al
your place, Jan. I'd, has done for me. 1t is
all you re ommend it to be.
You may maze any use OF the above you think
proper. Yours truly,
SETH MORSE.
The above case has been treated for the past four
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This may certify that nad been suffering with
the 'Rhumat M Tor five months, and at that tina
it seized my right hip anu leg, down to the foot.
kinds OF highly recommended medicines which /
took fer the blood. Sull l got relief Tor seven
months u ore, all The time doing my bes, with as
good advisers have in city. Finally call
ed at the New York University Branch, and the
prietor said he could help me. So commenced on
his medicine, and in four weeks thought telt re-
at home and have been well up this time, three
months have passed. DAV ID KEAZER.
Portland, Aug. I'd, 1870.
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for 5nree years was badly afflicted with Asthma
Catar,n, as ' anI a fearful consumptive coueh
~ was perfectly cured with the University Medi-
been continually exposed to wet and cold, without
the least return OF symptoms of the above diseases
cono pu., CAPT. A CLEAVES.
III s.. a.es tne ABOVE ceruHcates to be genuine
otherwise. a' VI Auu 'nsAA
parties wan ap0sdSts~ PsaS9 aISaesS Swan,vaae sne
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Eastern E9press Co.

Oct S-eodlmw4t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-16
tres s.ontd.. 60 cen'.--e moals. 81 Is.
ApUBLlC TOOTH.BEusH.

Az The. steamer Connecticut WAS passing
BlacEw'll's l.land. oir her wny from N1r-
wich to Nrs Ysrk. gentleman II ight be
seen reforming Ills ahld,i"hs in uuc nf
, the marble basins in the wtish.room in she
forward part "f the Lnat Will. he was
in the midst af his task, tall anil v.r.'ant
specimen Of the incipirut Yankee Traveller
entered the apartment. and after staring
nhan, few moments to ASSURE himself.
enlnlnencr,l conversation With his fell W.
passcn. er: sFl'
Il sa.av, y"eu. kin anyhois wash him
self in ri. ere cnhky?'
"Ynm have u perfcc, right to avail
vnnrs"lf of the accommodations Of the boat.
Ynu can help Yourself tn the wa,rr.'
"Y".; hut this here pnrkin.shrll has
not h"le in 'hr hot'oni. un1 the darned
faSS.fs knocked oil askAw ~wnw. is
that hrnss cock made cf,solid silver? l
pwann. this wash hand dish looks jest like
marble"
The gentleman quietly placed the stop
rer in the right place. and turned on"
III" water for our hero. who suon "made
himself at home" pretty generally. The
f,rmcr however. in short time missed
hi,..o o th-brnsh. and. on lnokirs around.
was as,on's'ied to perceive the Yankee np-
plyine it vigorously to his tobacco
staincd ivorv
"My dear friend. you made great
mistake in = using my toothbrush" said
The gentleman.
s'Your whar?-yonr brnsh? You don't
mean Il say that this here's, your tooth
brush ?" l7-
II do sir; bat it i. Of no no consequence
now You are welcome to the brush"
The rnnker l"okrd puzzled AZ first, ns
If he expected trick. but nt length lie
exclaimed ::
"IIre. yeou take your confounded
But I should like to know
what in thunder has become OF the tooth
brush that belongsto the boat"
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7---- -
FORGOT TO. WINK.

A dnshing young beau ofour city. who
has sweetheart in the country. was de-
lighted few days since to welcome her
father at his place Of business. By way
of imprcssing due sense of importance
upon his future father-iu law. he showed
him nrould." and during the walk the
Old gentleman becoming dry" desired
information as to the best place to get
tolly. The young maninnocehtly an
.wpred that he had heard itcould be oh.
tanned at the bar.rooms. but as he never
INDUCED himself, he could not say lie
agreed. however. to show the old man to
ono. OIL condition that he was not to be
asked todlink. The bar-keeper attended
to the wants of hiscompsniop, and then.
turning to our young friend. said mo
use to ask what you take-you always
drink gin " at the same time setting out
bottle Of that fluid and pint goblet.
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TIE OLD MAIDS PSALM.

Tell me no, with such precision. ju'
how many years l'.o seen. for i, caIle'
shsip the vision of the wife should hav
Sfrn. Years arc'gliding swiftly past III.
( can check them not Al all. girl ihou ART
md @ife thoa shalt be. was not write
al risall Nusnjoyncn,, naught bu. snl
row, is my destined end aud way. Alon
.n.isy. alone ,o.morrnw, strive sginst'
"a may Art is Tdng tiioueh time /;
t,cc,in.. 'iilmy heart is io,ave aud s,ronr
apl-I jrt have hopes meeting tie rs
nn". i, Iify's busy .hrope. In the "orl"'
broai irld uf ba,bs | sill c,try colo
cy. bNga .ari dance. nd Cir, M
prap!s. BiDg hard T. win the day
iin,i'So' future lopes of bal'o, viii
700 my beings end and aim; wumnn
Ws4sN Nlon'' sui. mans palate. I'll ouIs
yais ''paTSe p,3 lame.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-16
A RAIN OF BLOOD.

The Sulphur Springs (Te1us) Gazette
contains the following most remarkable
Communication
~ knowing that you are noi given to sem
s,tionali.m. I take this method Of giving
to the public an item. the truth Of which
| can testify as an eyewitness. scan also
some otheIs living III the sarr ncighb"r-
hood On Saturday. the "a ul' q. about
s "'clnck in the morning, some six miles
F" nth m Sulphur Springs and when nor
clJud was To b. seen todim the blu" vault
Of heaven, fell what can hc tcrHicd rriu
,r shower Of 'hlo d which lasted some
eight or Ten seconds. Tis district was
qui,e limited. and it FIJI in specks about
the size Of .qnirrel shot aid in density
,bout one hundred to the .izr of on ordi-
nary plate. "
This shOwrr was witnessed by Mr.
Busy and family. who we're seated around
he breakfast table in the yard. at the
ime before stated. when upon a sudden,
'auic pnrreriue the drops Of blood upou
he dishes, ,ictuals, and all sropnd.
'lr. Busy Immediately sent his little son
or me. whose clothes were bespa,tered
With blond IN reaching my house. An
'our elapsed, probably, before my r~cl'-
"g the vicinity, yet the leaves, g'Ass and
he table borc the distinctly viible marks
{ blood. No one in IT, vicinity can
i've an explnnstion ofihs mysterious af-
fair. l leave the ms.er for the .crunny
4 science and thu hght ofreSelaiion
~ C. J SULLIVAN.
similr even, happened in Tennessee
.dout .~en'y years ago. Since then
nu'ts and frogs have fallen in various
;lirirs
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HORRORS or A BATTLEFIELD

General 1r"chn, the present Governer
of Paris. published book onthe Frsucll
army Of 1867, We quite few expires,
sions Of his Towards the close Of his
work he suys:- rEta
my conclusion-and | have already
expressed tho opinions this: Lf all
the qualities "f a warrior tina, which
bears the strongest evidence of the soldi.
'ty of his character, and the reality ofh's
courage, is mudesty BY perilous but
inevitable reaction, excitement and rxul
taiiou are succeeded, especially with men
as 6ckle as the French, by the opposite
extreme. They become Slack and dcs-
ponden. When fortune turns against
them" q l"'
'rrochu describes the horrors Of bat
tie. field, which no man OF well-cnns'i-
tuted mind can play part in or witness
without deep and solemn feelings.
When the ground is strewn with drnd.
when the dying are expiring in i"descri-
bablc c,nvul>ion>. when the wounded are
painfully dragging themselves aIons TO!
wards some hedge, or ditch. to escape the
tramping .. cavalry or artillery wheels;
vii in every d rec'i"n are sea tered arms.
headsear, haScrsacks. .hors pr">'r,ic or
struggling. "r carcering ridrrlcss aud
wildly atunt; when. ho'lies of iro"ps.
which have been badly cut Ut aud broken.
make 'li>trar'edly for the rrar. declaring
,hr emmy il upon them, tliat their c'ns-
IA 'es have bern slaughtered. and all i los:
il su b moments. says Tr, .hu-and he
pu's it to al who have witnessed such
see es-'.in such crisis" (anl many there
have already bceu during this war; do
you believe tia, the thirst Of glory, with
some, or the hope Of re ward with others.
suffice to sustain the heart expose'! TO such
. cruel test! M, they require a more
,oole source Of cnuragc-,he lofty senti
pent rf duty ami sacriice. 1t is then, !
hat mastcrs of themselves thew march !
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-01-16

Just as Traveller was writing his namo
IN the register Of u l.rsvenworlh hotel, q
'brdbug mok its way across the pngo.
The man paused, and remarked live
'ern bIcd bv St. Joe acns, bitten by Kan
a.s'Ciiy spiders. and interviewed by Fort
Scott Gray Backs, hut III be ID il |
vas in a place before where til. he'd
og" looked over the hotel register to fad
u, where your room was r.
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An edi,or down eas. lhus speaEs Of

|. An editor down cas-. thus speaks Of q
contemporary: ~" r.
| lie is too lazy toearn meal and too
mean To enjoy one. He was never gen
fruus but once, aud that was When he
gave the itch to his appre .sicc. So mncl'
for his goudprss heart Ofhis industry,
the puLllc may better judge when We state
t'thi, the only day he ever worked was the
day be ais,ook castor.oil for honey
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t. i. MONT GEMS TUNNEL.


On Christmas afternoon. the wnrkmrr
On the French mud ltaiian sides of th
Mont Ceni. Tunnel had come sn near rncl
other as to exchange greetings throngi
the barrier of rock ihatstill divided them
and nn the following day that barrier wa
iisalf removed While Northern Franc,
j. drcnchrd with blood and echoes to iht
sound nf hostile cannon. the peaceful task
tof boring u passage through the Alps. ,o
establishing perpetual aud easy line u
transit between two great nations ha'
been bronght to conclusion. Napoleon
the First bnilt the road across Mon, Gents:
Napoleon the Third hoped to have com,
plptei the road through it It ls sn'i>-
factory to see that Whatever may be til,
changes ofdynasiies or of inrrrna,innal re-.
laiions. this great WORK # engineering ha.
| gone steadily an. aud that the world will
soon enj"y :hc hencft pfit.
The tunnel through Mont Cents, n,
mos, Of our rea ltrs know, is righ, niles
III l.ngth. without . shaft. Its cast is
rcck"n'.i at about ten lmilli"ns OF dollars
The railway viii plnnge into The side nj
tho mountain u. Fnnrheau. some three
miles fr"m Mn'lnne. in the valley of the
Are. and will emerge in Italy. near u
spo, called Nardonneche. The closest
calculat"rs have assigned ihr date Of April,
1871. for the complexion qfihrtunn"l. and
rsiiu,,ied that about six months more
would be nrelrd for opening the rnilway
This was founded OIL the expectation of
excava'ing a, abpu, the rate Of II 0 metres
or. say. $50 feet, a NOTWITHSTANDING
the progress at both ends. Bat. partly
owing to greater ease than was asIdoked;for
in penetrating portions # Ihe.rock. and
partly 10 improvements in tie tnolsr enc
ploy"d. the worl; has been more -eSpedi-
tinu.ly executed Il is now prnbable, ifI
no p"'itical complications prevent it. that
the whnl. will be. finished. and trains
running by July lst, Of the coming year
The M"nt Gems Tunnel having be-
come. practically. an. accomplished fat.
a stimulus will douhtlrss be given tn
other aud greater eni"rprisrs abroad ofa,
silnilnr character. Chief Among these is /
the proposed tunnel under the British
Several rmincnt engineers.
hath French aud English, ,.hnv. expressed
their confidence in the practieability of
this scheme. among whom may he riaiped
Mr. William Low, Mr. Ilrwk-hrw. and
n. Thomc de- Gamon.l In fact. prrlni.
nary bmings IN til" two coasts. mud sur
.#' II. I.a. See
reys "' the siss he.' 'i 9f the channel have been
IN progress Tor some time on the Eng
lish shore boring was hc.enn nj St. Mar
garrt's Bay. near, the South F"r-land. in
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