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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-24


Wa have tho following Interesting
little item from Senator Crawford, who
returned from his ranch" and tn, re-
:,ions of s?,n,e, Yesterday The day be-
fore h. left. III, eagle va lowering around
evidently hungry. A dock OF geese
came fiy;.r; along, when the eagle spy
ing them. singled! uat o.ie. of the ,in,n'nr
:.nl without any prcli mary display pro
crc;ls.d t. Ego TO-. him Thr Old .,;.ll-
,!er showed !isl.. AMI !, rough AMI tum-
BILE struggle il TIL. air was the result.
Still .ccain, at each other. they lost tas-
r,.;,. oi their p:mion, and c,na,. q WA to-
ycther - tIls. earth with 4 tap. Once
Oh tn. gsounl tn: .,p,n,iarfelt stTons, foi
he WAS tl,en at huma II. spread oft
his powerful Wings and kissing with ali
the strength he could Summon. rushed
npon his adversary. "B.'tiy dbl not
want any q: this. and unwilling. for such
an cncount2r on strange ground, Backed
away str,, by st, y as the lander htii
scared ,ni Ii IF In;ni, advanced u;on hun.
The Senator and His man, Fristay. were
near b. and were c!liIckling over the fight
which promised ths II ne, feast. They
came Ia, to interfere when they Thought
the Occasion oprogtulie; but rs TIKI!
came nearer the eagle rose up and ilcw
IL i little distance vile he po>c,i kinl-
self and c.mpistently watched the c"ii-
iinuanc- If the play il which he cou.G
take no further part. The men advanced
upon the goose. which Was seemingly ",.-
cGlpi,a with thoughts Of his adversary,
the eagle and which you'll gently step
III; OF the way OF his pa:Suers rs the,
drew nearer and ne;:rer. They felt they
Las. HIN, and put OUT their hands I" taa'
ii. the fat prey, when TO their cl,t,rin,
he plsniies. himself. ~ j: suddenly con-
sciuus of the DANCE he VIZ, IL from
human foes, and few away. it w;ss =
sad trio he left be:liind him. He seemed
to feel for their distrt 81. Looking down
from his safety hc s.tw Crawford, Friday,
and TIE disconnected! - badly gazing al
tel him with straillinC eyes and mouths
wide open. He soitcne.t sn,. woE,i fam
have returned. hui being already 50 ias
away, he dispensed with the foI,na!.ty oi
n;..rer communion. and turninr, on his
tar nc disappeared from :he vi.'w OF the
i:iisui:,hirg three, c;.cklins with cnarac
:rTtstic :n:i,ic his final goodbye.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-24

There is " prevailing: spirit Il venture
sr;ne. Courage. buaincss enterprise, and
determination to push themselves into
tao van If tn. new ,psper world about the
pro;,riesor>s Of tll;. San Francisco Csro't-
lie which not only commands admiration
but merits and secures -s;lccesS. Tina:
paper was nm autl.ciouS experiment. Its
perin,ncncc i. an illustration of the VII
dom If ITS founders. 1t fill, \ place Ill
the journalism of San Francisco And the
pIci.i.. coast where, before its ti:ia. was y
.cuun, left Il vacuum bec.sun" nn'pniE
ever went the right way to work to fil it.
Doubtless the D. luun,> arc so"'r, liz
dustriouS AMI wisely economical ;.nd MT
afraid 20 venture thsir earnings and s,'-
in.s and credit il, p,lshin. out into the
field ~ fast rs they see AN opportunity to
advance their Lines. As II =. h; IL. u So'-
sip and hi.ii-spiccd news and that which
get, sncc-eI at rs vul.,lGly, sensational hy
tn, oyr--lii..;. ,lrones who tloli'f know how
to L vt, Will awake Il thin. ai condaet
such pap.r, it is hull down in advance
o. all d,ilia. i'll C:.liforni.,-;,nl, inlted,
We hardly know Of anewsl'aper anywhere
OF its inches that beats it. There must
L. some .'.,oin jndrlali ,in' behind 1t,
sol, ewhcrc
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-24
LATEST TEiSGRAHS.

The ship ST. Louis. formerly the Eng
Isl. ship :i;:rl.ak, fo,,nt!ersd in the G;:i:
o: Mexico but all hands took TO the boats
AID We're saved.
1t is not true (Heaven be praised
that A T. StewlIt'., legs or esther OF them
is ont ot kiitcr. a. va, maliciousls and
fal-cIy reported. That King Of the Tape
and Bobbn Trade is still firm on his
pins. personally and financially.
Much distress prevails amongst poor
women and sirIs in New Jcrs, Y by reason
of strike amongst the silk wcavers
there
Washington specials say that there are
several rivals t" Blaine for the Speaker
ship OF the F"r:y-:hini Congress. with
tn chances III Eia:ne's favor. The same
authority says that Ortlway, Sargeant-at-
Arms, will be dropped ard that King,
Postmaster OF the House viii he LAID
aside. We don: beli,vea word Of tbs
as fax IL, it i,,timates that Bill King can:
be reelected If he wants 10 be. There
Is 10. King, match for shsewdness and
rare m,.l.sil1. SENSE III all til. W..s.i!ns-
ton lobby; and if he has coacla i,.l t"
BE- con: iNut.,l as Postmaster OF the II Dust
of Representatives,, no cnnc"ctor OK
Washington specials is smart enough to
tell just how and when he is going to be
defeated.
William Orion has sold fifty Of the one
hun lr1d 81 ,res of the TriJu,.s t. Whiic-
law Red. and that pretentious Bohemian
hints Of his Intention Of supporting the
a,l.ninistr.tion-~ hich means that. his
windy role of Reform haS been quite
played out.
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TiSTEkS i.DlHOis
DRAWS.
WITH

Oar vigorous oh ffienl. b,t:le-sc.rred
IN iroa. al | fall vi "a stuff which III axes
sD:c. aud sin llantS 70 tn etiit". ial
psc,, Jo n =. L wis, # n Reno IRE =
~,,:, In. VIII i1lwi fc1.n IL: control OF
thai .per :.n ,'l-a-i ia o..rto his son.
William. wa will sail tt craft him self
l.. tn fu.nr-. Ii tn, yJLl ma p-o'--'
u. hard hors. 10 curry 4, III. b.-Iwly
All vlioroas sire, he viii make a marx
IL th4 aanal, of j,1rn slism thu; VII b..
hard 10 wipe oI:. IL spite AMI N
y,-i1ih, t" .ie old w-I---.i ,rs,s; courage
AL success t. n, yum, Ii III VII t.s...s
l., f,-he-s pa
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IxDiaS Girl. ST LIED II D2A-H-The
Himoold: Rc;isi.s tells the story of an
I:,li III girl who ,lsei to work in white
family in tina. coIu.y Who afte. undergo
in, v..rious laisatveutnrcs III that course
If true lore which nevec ,i;1 run smooth,
WAS finally enticed t" a lonely spot Oh
tho UImiUldt river ana there stoned To
,i,..:l b; ore Indian Bill and his sluaw.
x.lo ;.ftes.wA-i, 5arne her body to asnes.
There is son=thin: tiTeaIfully merciless
j., this murder; AMI it seems as If there
s..oIli BE- ALI e1..,nple mad. of the perpS
Z
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-24

MI /: lei .: self-r sstr:rias an / yir:lous
s,r-Iity W.lo exercises his pi.riarciial
pa u.',r I'll. copy" which feeds the
p.in.e-s Devil of the Eaterpa.is pokes
i:-ia, al 81 ,ulish rid :IIe 1t our young
nli :'aicens.!'! ST, ltI n, 1t oar al,,les-
ecas pre-. ,i,in.s. il, IL. business line aud
tht. D,ar. upon oar blushinS face the
s.,-e. balm o. his gracious. bencdictipn.
h.y ", i-.erv. IL. y,.l grey bard.
Il b;:s<iay 900
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-24

The editor Of the Humboldt Register
won some poor mans center table in u
rattle the ether night; and the even hand
O: ju i:icc came with righteous vindication
Of the eternal fitness of things and stole
itaway; and the confiscato. Ut The Regis
ter bellyaches over his Bereavement He
Is lucky t. De spared and -cmai,: IN the
land of The hviay.
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WHEELER 4 WrIsoS SExINL MACHINE

WHEELER & WILSON sExINI MACHINES.
We Axe glad 70 te able to tell our read
crs that Appointment i:scn,'. for Tie sale
If Whecisr l. Wilson's sewing Machines
has been establish ii here liz Carson. NJ.
Z. B. Fox i, the AGENT: and h will sci,
the said Eiachines-ot the latest style ana
having all the newest improvements It;
= Francisco r,,te:i-freiSht added. lis
will attend promptly. t" all or,i-rs ioi
machines ard The Repairing and recon-
strIction thereof. S>.ins:rsss.eS pro
nounce the Wheeler d Wilson to b. the
best machine manufactured.
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THE HUMBOLDT REGISTER AMI
THE JUDGESHIP AGAIN.

1.-the conductor OF the Humboldt Rcy-
i<t-,- could display as much aptitude III
til defense Oh advocacy OF any person or
principle rs it shows IL ,,nni;y III seeiin !,
I, discover Il false motive IN IT. nei5.s-
bo.s' acts ami purposes. 1t mi ;iit exc
-. Wis, pow Il il sl,,pinz. the dastinis''
OF the S.a.-- That paper. in response
twlIt W. s,iI resar,iiu. The ung Nc
Gus anl :iipp-,nt iaueN,loes which have
I.ecn csss upon Governor Bradley, judi; e
G.rb.r all Jll... Bl l,iao cJn erainS
the recent reign s;ion from and appoia--
- mt t. tn SIpcsln, Jan.i. pu-iioScly
sud with saperciiiious etf.ontery c'st,:S
- ,iistors the colo of on, Intentions. by
Il, I'm. that w. affected al Indignation
which We al I not EEL i'll order TO dag
tho matters invD,vcl b fore the pub
l;c ctze- such a ? .rvcrs- misc1is.ras-
ton of ou>'S mo:i.,s can have bat ole
,-1re-s.lat Of denial by him whose non
.,.y Of intention and hon,-.tbcnes's Of
,,fvfcssi. ,,.,l life h-trc n-ve- been earnest
/, dJa,,tal n,r successfully i:npel:hed.
H,p.n:, t. De acc I'D I'll these terms upon
saich t. max. il, We herewith utt or
; .e!l Il ..Iitl: AM ". are willing il 81 ,uld
l.. wei.:lrL lii tie scale with the accusi-
ton L.t them be tested to either: We
viii risk the result: c;Iaerfully abb ling
A.; ~. L.. s
,.Io =. whose opinions are worth the Li.s
,ac
This ,nrlch by way Of rrioinder to that
pa-. o. :iIe i..fssts, :; article viii u r, hectS
apon or in15ircs IN the III stter. w
should fail o. :,w ,-,iils due attentiol t.
TINT p,.,,c'' comm .lts upon this sub
j &c: w - We t, ne Il <. 10 :i,rh L very
-is,,iii ant s.n.encs which follows II"
y-itait,as nSinterpr..titi OF OK own
...i.uIc as rcfe::.i T.. Ia. sen.el c-
{, which W, ALA /. col:.tia; Ties wor,l':
1T il not our purpose now, to reveal!
t.,,t Secret history, and it matters not
h ~ TIA, OF untrue til a5ovt IN 'inu'.-
tiolS II J.. ne.
AZ. W. t. understand b.: this that the
R.yister Is possessed OF y secret hist 'ry.
Lthe:to hidden from the gaze Of az un
sasp,ctin, world; or THAI it thus etf,css
ito rly s.e-ioIs II orler II Seen j ,stifed
IN Is fU-:ile- s,.oldin:,1 OF AMI pa l.ntly
guarded ch,s.es ast:ns. Jud: &c q .r3er: /
~, suspect that if p:ol,cjl by the keen
...,,t:; of unavoidable. direct iaierroSa
tons, the RI. i;ster would soon make it |
t.own tl;,. il had I'D secret history citnar .
n,expose or conceal; and that tie only I
iays:cry underlying, this who'll, mater is
that which envelopes the anilnus and the
r..,l au.Io: of u - c-u.l and incr-,iible
siaalSr;ags.
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VIZ O'Neil, II st,:l- mason. was struck
a slight blow on the forehead the other
day at Belmont, walked OF home, pretty
full of beer and died in u few hours,
Verdict: E.ysipelas. He WIS native of
County Down, Ireland
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HIT b STRAY SHOT Sam Uillhousc
and - franklin, Il blacksmith, came
t. shots at Belmont the other day. AM.
the result-iiot all u:iilsu i O,lc-w,s the
shooting Of :. hystander-., .lexican-in
the mouth, ea.sin, an ugly fracture of
the i.w
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BNLpy GREEN. the well known STAGE
driver, Ia, retired from til. box. a:'an-
;.oned the whip and ribbons and settled
own to the tam: and prosy business Of
keeping an eating house in Robinson
District: Sos,ys the Ec,e;Lle
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~ I'D

At Pucli-. i..:lcoiI .cuIty. it. l.itli Of De
.or:,Irrly af tEr:ol
'iiIt. sad LeY- ,,.iIc to Mrs. C.rI, A LAM from
Mrs.. hob r. NJ )loS,ai,.i. VI. :'>st- ii the
:c,',.as, d julius id oi a Il art Il ca~r. Ne
.;r, tied.
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FRED Hart wei! known ~ newspaper
correspondent, has come 70 take mp hi.
:,bo,ie III Carson for the winter. II: viii
exercise his pen here upon Legislative
matters and things
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Mr.. Brooks, gentlemen and ladies',
stan Is back for nobody He offers the
attractions OF variety and cheapness.
Holidays are soin. Give HIN !, call.
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Foz's STORE is orcrrun with evcrvthin.
20 please everybody. The cream OF
thee toy stores is Lcsc prest nted!
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Reported daily speciality fer the NV ArrxAI,
by RICK K PkrhRs. stock ErUk'rr, IN Wells
larsv Cu'S. .ffiee. Iar4on.
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a. B.DEEESBAS3fi

| a. q. DEzESBAS3f-i
, CARSON STREET, CARSON CITY
1NHA1En IN GENERAL nERonAs.
FLOUR ARD FEED,
WINES LIQUORS. PORTER AND ALE
Hardware, 7inware
CROckERY,
PL0Ws, MOWERS AND REkPERs
POW ID T. II A ND FL - r:
Wall Paper,
Doors and Windows,
Window Glass,
Paints, Oils and Tarnisn,
Paint and varnish Brushes.
California Li.ns,
Plaster Paris,
Cement,
P!astcrsrs' Hair,
ETC., Etc.
INV. large y stock Of good. any hexs
IN ttr Trsi-. AMI am p.erar,,l to furnish. ~
wholesale and Rctail
Every article above rnen.icnsa
(uot:s delivered FREE Of rL.rs..
=; pRlrAr.N.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-12-20
Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Wilson Libby of Fall
~ mouth in the County OF Cumberland by his
corded in the Registry of Deeds for Cumberland
County, Book 49, page 377 mortgaged to me the fol-
lowing described real estate, viz:
piece OF land situated in said Falmouth, bounded
as follows: Beginning at the most southeast corner
Of land formerly of Samuel Hicks ON the old road
leading to Piscataqua Mills thence by said road
by said Lunts land about eighty five rods to the
county road, thence north seven and one-half de-
grees east on said county road to said Hicks land,
thence north eighty six and onehaf degrees east by
said Hicks land to the first mentioned bounds con-
tanning twenty-five acres more OF less.
Also another piece of land In said Falmouth with
the buildings thereon bounded as follows Easterly
by the new county road leading from Gray to Port
land and land Of John G; Newcomb and land of one
Marston, northerly and westerly by land Of said
Libby and southery by land of said arston and land
OF said Newcomb containing twenty acres more or
lesssaid two pieces ofland being the same conveyed
to said Libby by Lorenzo Cressey by deed dated Dec
26th, 1870 and recorded in said Registry Book $685.
page 49, ~
mouth bounded and described as follows, viz: West
erly by the west branch of the Piscataoua river
1ortherly by land now or formerly owned by Albion
W. Hicks and John West easterly by the county road
leading to Portland and southerly by lot Of land
mo1tgaged by Isaac Huston to A. W. Cogswell and
veyed to said Libby by Nathan L. Huston and Asa
Huston by decd dated Sept. 2sth, 1865 recorded in
| said Registry Book 1873, Page 1914.
Also certain piece Of land in said Falmouth
| bounded as follows Commencing on the Westerly
side OF the Piscataqua river the Northeasery cor
ner OF land formerly owned by A. w. Cogswell
thence North eighty-fve degrees West twenty-sever
rods and four links to land formerly of jeremiah
| Hail. to stake, thence North two degrees Eas
eghty-six rods to stake thence North seventy-eigh
degrees East eight rods to a stake, thence Soutl
sxty-se and one-half degrees East five rods and
seventeen links to the above named river thence b,
said river in southery course to the bounds begui
at containing fifteen acres and thirty-fve squar,
| rods being the same conveyed to said Libby b.
rig NV hanl fnI A,,ox 1927
corded in said Registry Book 354, page BOZ.
That the condition of said mortgage is broken b.
, reason whereof claim foreclosure of the same
| HENRY PENNELL.
| Dec. 18th 1872, dec13d1aw3w
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Horse and Sleigh for Sale

A FINE driving, well broke and stylish four year
IA old COLT, with Sleigh, Harness and Robes for
sale at a bargain. Apply at
PLUM STREET STABLES,
dec13 No. 10 Plum Street.
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AGENTS WANTED.-Address for the most
sral terms ever offered. THE DISCOYERER
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MEDICAL.
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE weak STRONG.

Tee Pers,y.G7a Syrup, q Protect
ed Solution of the PyOtoCitte Of
IRON, d3 SO combined Us to haze
the character of d,I 0JiDeelet, as
easily diOeSted and dssiDsiIGtc1
aUith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OsCn TitGIiSii,0
Igent, IRON IN the blood, and
cures "a thousand It's" simply
T'oni,sg up, Invigor0ti1eO and
Titolisi1eg the System. The c?;-
riched and Uit0LiSed blood per-
aneates every part of the body,
TeDaifing damages ana aCG9te,
searching out morbid SecTc-
tions, and Tearing nothing J01'
disease to feed atpO1e.
This Is the secret of the aCo7,-
dc,TtI success of this remedy s'a
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, NervousA Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating iss
q bad state of the blood, or &C.
con,pGnied 6y debility or o. LOsO
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, ats
cnergisi,.0 effects are not fol-
lO,Oed by corresponding 1'edc-
ton, bat are permanent, S1sfat-
sing strength, ViOor, and Ret0
life into all parts of the system,
end building ssl, an IRON Con-
stitastj0n.
Thousands haze been changed
Dy the asse of this remedy, from
a0e0E, SickIy, suffering cre0-
lures, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and aCOnee1e; and
i3aUdIiCls cannot reasonably Res
it0te to giVe 1t q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP bJoaO1s i,s the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, Projectors,
NO. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD ny DRUGCisTs GENERALLY.
noy12 d&w 60
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MOleS.

Ladies have horror of those black emf
neuces on the face called molss. Even home
ly men dislike them, but there they ordinarily
remain as guides in giving 4 description of an
applicant for a passport.
A mole is thickening of the epidermis, or
outer skin, probably induced by an obstruction
in the outward ends of cluster of sudorifc
ducts or sweat-tubes To be clear of them
readily, run a fine needle through enc of them
from one side to the other.
Let an assistant take hold of both ends of
the needle and pull SO as to make neck of
clear skin at the base. 1t is neither painful
nor difficult, and attended with hardly tinge
of blood Next lgate that neck behind the
out-dragged mole with delicate, strong, wax
ed silk thread, that cuts off the circulation;
clip away the unused thread and await the re-
suit A slight local inflammation ensues,
which is the gluing together of the new sur
face of the stretched skin.
In a few days the old offense drops off de-
prived of nutrition, leaving no scar. If lit
tie reddish by means of subsiding infamma-
ton, wash the spot occasionally with cold
water Proceed to the next, and the next, So
riatim Before aware of it. any mole-dis-
figured facesmay become as good as new.
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POETRY.
Love Unexpressed.
BY CONSTANCE FENIMoRE wooLsoN.

BY CONSTANCE FESIMoRE wooLsoS.
The sweetest notes among the human heart-strings
Are dull with rust;
The sweetest chords, adjusted by the Angels,
Are clogged with dust;
Upon the self-same strains,
While sounis of crime, and fear and desolation,
Como back in sad refrains.
On through the world we 60, an army marching
With lis ening ears,
Each longing signing, for the heavenly music
He never hears;
Each longing signing, for word Of comfort,
word of tender praise,
word OF love, to cheer the endless journey
OF earth's hard, busy days.
They love us, and we know it; this suficesl
For reasons share.
Why should they pause to give that love expression
With gentle care?
Why should they pause? But still our hearts are
[achins
With all the gnawing pain
OF hungry love that longs to hear the music
= Aud longs and longs in vain.
We love them, and they know it; if we falter,
With fugers numb,
Among the unused strings of loves expression,
The notes are dumb
We shrink within ourselves in voceless sorrow,
Leaving the words unsaid,
And, side by side with those we love the dearest,
In silence on we tread.
Thus on we tread and thus each heart in silence
Its fate fulfs,
Waiting and hoping for the heavenly music
Beyond the distant hills
The only difference of the love in heaven
From love On earth below
Is: Here we love and know not how to tell it,
And there we all shall KIN W.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA.
ALTERATION OF TRAINS.
WINTER ARRANGEMEN

On and after Monday, Nov. 4th
ESQ s " ss 20 "a Trains will run as follows
9 -s&ssssz Passenger train for South Paris at
$50 A. NJ; for Island Pond Quebec
Montreal and the west at 100 p. NJ Stopping at ali
stations.
Mail train stopping at all statlons) for Island
Pond connecting with night mail train for Quebec,
Montreal and the West.
Accommodation for South Paris and intermediate
stations at 500 p. NJ.
From Montreal, Quebec Island Pond Gorham
and South Paris at $50 P. M.
From So Paris at g. 20 A. NJ,
Pullman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
are attached to the Mail Trains between Portland and
Montreal
Express trains run through to Montreal without
change of cars at Island Pond.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding 800 in value and that person.
a unless notice is given and paid for at the rate Of
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
q. J. RRYDGES, Managing Director,
II. BAILEY, Local Superintendent.
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