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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

JOHN :. F.VANLEEK. Jr.. Ticket Agent. .sOl Chest.
FRANCIS FUN Ticket Agent. .lls M.rk.,s,r..,;
3AMt II. Al AACE, Ticket Agent At the Depot
The psnnay ivania hAil koad Co. will not assuuie
and limit their Responsibility to one handrsS dol
laYs in value. All baggage exceeding that amount
Hvelus. will bs 1t the risk VI the uaNsa ia
keab upsaisl oOatYsct. A. J. CASSATT,
SauI. Altoona "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
Wilmington AND READING r R
~I<sAa..~
AeslII1ll
Spring Arrangement.
~ aad after Monday, May 18Th, 10,
and ere mixed or mari Of trsips,
SUNDAY TRAk.

Leave ;, II iiMn.ton = su; Chsid's Ford s.a5. aud
CONNECTIONS:
Al chsdt,s Ford, Trans Nos. /. 2.6, I and 9
conneS for fhiiadel Vhla, and and J with train,
from Phliaielphs: Nos. and ! connect With trains
tom tom. faitmoEs; and Nos. and 8 with trains fof
AT Coatesyills. trains Nos, and cunnect for
Phtlsdsiphis. and trains Nos !, 2 and with trains
from Phiisdslphis; at Birdsb0rs' trains Nos /
7. toI READING and North, last and Wesi.
Excursion tickets will be sold for oil stations for
for passengers at any public roai crossing
[. sfOLZ
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
REDUOrIONtn PASSAGE RATES
ANCHOR LINE sTEAAERs

xG s'''' sway W's.:''4' S.:' AND s.T''-
Passengers hooked to and from any Railway Sta.
tiop or Seaport in Great Britain. Ireland. Nor
way, Sweden. Denmark. Germany, France Hoi-
land, Belgium, and the united States.
GAbin tsre from NkW AOhk to LONDON. LlV..
EhfOOL, GLASGOW s.d DERRY by Wednes.
day. day sn Steamers $50 By SATURDAYS steamers 0Ss
kXCURSION TICKETS. slaO.
lNTkRMEnlATE.o o3S, SrEkkAuE, oaS, all
payable in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Coup-
try can purchase tickets At lowest raies For fur
sGN asS fSE6THEsss fS1tsS'iys sspP 10 ta. Agents BINDER
SAMUEL +. RETfS,
an.-Iywsw--mA Wilmington.
ph!LAnELPalA. WILMINGTON L BALT
l. MORE RAILROAD,
SPECIAL NOTICR.
On and after " WknN ESbAY, October 18th. le1l.
passenger car will he sttsched TO the Ireisht
tram leaving PhilAdsirha At $40 p. m, tor VII
aiest0n. " "
The train Sill .top At Stations ss follows, when
sisnaiisd; Gray Ferry. 9.l2 y. m. Lasarstto $50
f% S. ess:'':, g e. o.d !. II a:%Ski.. s isSs
, N; EllsUlis. l0.ls D. N; alIivs Nininston. io a
Pc. 1eet0l q. J. KINNEY. sUpT,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02
B1RLOW'3 INDIGO BLUE

Is the chsarast and best article the market for
Bise,a0 Clothes. The genuine has hoth Bario y =
md Wiltber gers nsiae the label il 10 put up ct
Wil,hsresrs Drug Store; Ne: 90 North Second
St. Philadelphia. b. S. WILrB EkuER. Propri-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-02

Rsescs that's sound oi0 .ud body srs the mos, n 40
sars rsQutsiIes to promote bal hAppns.. r..
without these shsJourasv sbrougA t- bscoss va
easse; me prospsct hourly dArlsns the view -
eholy reflection that the happusss auo,hos ~
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REAL ESTATE.

HEw-YoRK Monday, Oct ~, lS1~
There were no public transactions at the bxchahee
Ais o The LEGAL sale take place BY jos hcOuFe una
direction Of Freck c. White referee Of property lo located on
The .orb de Of hihs 2sO feet easefV
from Kiuabrdge Road vas adjourned for week Matthew l. bn
ma, sbsng bv VIM H. Carroll Deputy sold at the City Ha P gAi
, the rich, title and interest William Day Which DC hao On
the % day Of September lot sEiO22 together "'n INC %
o,ovnt thereon located southeTb side Of ~
feet inches eas,ery Fouhave for Sf9Oi the purchaser vas
Rcbarl r. Wilson The plaintiff In the legal acuon r. IN. e,st
anrvae sale A reported BY K H. Ludlow Coi on ns
class gh toor bToED-s,oue 'front.' sn9 1S
1900 mi Lnoxn az NO East Thirty-aith-st for Sb3Ub a..
, - Relieve N he the largest Ia value made ABOVE
Central PARK va, Ihursdsy ast ~ hssi -
Brothers who sold 10 tie Trustees OF Colnmoa
third scr's Of land fronting the westerly sac o. - -
running through Boulevard which skirts the western so
Haon River between what would oe ~ "a a
IL las bee known for the managers OF ts
have location wherein TO build e0egs
ns,eI IN real estate awaiting their hnal occasion
with much ANXIETY. Every available location Dot1 on ne
lower Wesleaster County nas been presenter y 'l s lived
snd the decision this piece has 20 uouDt ohy gen
al aer ma ure deberaton and the mott careful scrutiny n All
proposed sites property which they have now uTcned
evcry perfectly adapted 70 their wants. Des on - re-
naming beautiful the Hudson snhceny remover O
more thckg settled portions Of the cay 70 Insure ess
In the futufe ana
sroyng has been In competent bands sra
location wisely This sale will no doabt avor9o enees
values ghborng properties fact We hear o several safes
.ad been thereto and Of pending negotiations Of
considerable magnitude, report Of which VIII DC gwen IN ' ~
nv epough Weber Of four Mount Vernon each ioorlO9
for 200; o No 30 Bast Observation-Disclosures
teenth.ss. Harlem, for slig0
Sales TO take place al the Exchange; ~
By WIN Kenney By order Mathew T. Brennan sher1 one 10y
G0oq cd On he souhery Eghygths st. lsf feet
ires from Fouhaye legal under the direction Of
lot 256IlCQ8 located on the southey Aae o.
By epi p Frchd gs sale OF property 5S9 Iocad on Ae
souhery side Of Thirty oarthst loo feet westerly rom Fs'A
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fotels.

I GLANDS Sturtevant House, Broadway, 18th
ard 18Th sts pn with elevators centrally
ocste the depots and taeaters Lewis Geo $ Lni Prop
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, POutney, Vt.
Rev NEWMAN D. D. Prop. ODe0 from MAJ SPECIAL rates
to fan lies and boarders
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Mem pnblitailons.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
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un.urpAd Advantages Of Bast Tennessee when
al SsId Of the South These ARTICLES are prepared
sssemnaie for the hormsuon Of persons looking
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informs uonthe cheapest and most feAc
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riston address Publishers RULE KICKS Knoxville Tenn
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Gedrnere.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 81 West Thirty 900 Wes TWeatTtd
up o m, at regulhr oGce rates
80 mer. School Institute IA Bond-st., supplies
N schools and families with reliable Teachers Teachers wanting
should have Application Porn W. Snermsrhorn AeaAI
LVANTED-A PROFESSOR OF DANCING,
w 10 instruct pupils week Apply 29l Wash
inston.avt corner Of wloaghbJ-sve., Brooklyn
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DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, Impo-
l1hues Diseases Of the VsseuVe Organs By hkkf 0AklkLs
X D.. ~ LsxiAsisssya Mailed isf d ssss
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5nslrnlilon.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW,
~ YORK TRIBUHg Will BE RECEIVED AT ThH UPTOWN
OFFICES HoL 81 Wet TFeeoBsI, or o West I~ea'J 'ha
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Soaro aHo Rooms.

BOARD WANTED-In private family, by
ID gentleman, wife and child Of yea rom Soy ro.; oo.
rees gwen AID required Address With terms NJ Box 81 New
York Post-0hce
BOARD WANTED-FOr three Adults, two
ID Children aged and 7. Require second aoor phste iag
terms not over $50 per month References exchanged Aa '4l
WashingtOn-st.
VKTANTED-By a respectable lady, com
w Portable ROOM With gas private family shere ne
can have desired Moderate References eht6d
Address Mrs N. b. e. Tnbnne Once
go WEST TWENTY-THIRD-ST., bet. Fifth
ant house lately put in complete furnished ulra she'd
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A GIRLS ROMANCE, AND OTHER TALE

By f. W. ROBINSON,
Author Of Sate "A Bridge Of Glass "CarJs Confession
Stern Necessity " ChhShe's Faith" &c, &c.
evo, Paper, 50 oentG
Nj Robinson good rOryte and Of bis tales well
done "a Gins Interesting and the incidents pcntedy
put and graphically Jenny Merton" charming sketch
saturday Review, London.
These give proof the n and variety Of the
Of the author ereAbe his Imagination and constructive
skill Morning Post, London
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~ HARPER BROTHERS s send either Of The above vort' By
mail portage prsps part Of 'hs United States receipt Of the
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auction Gales of Real estate.
Giip properIp 10 Let.

ERENCH FLATS.
4 TO LIT Nov l. FLATS Of t rooms each IN The elegant
new hulng north side Of Pys Tls net.en bosv ard
seTenvs bestei by ard provided VIII patent elo,eFrers
nd rf geriors; every has anp direct Daylight each ne has
m own 'front.' opening from main hail and the whole care o.
isutor b1ng for Inspections only four o. ne en Aas
r,nsn inlet AppIy % u. & !. JARDISE, Architects.
' l167 Broadway.
ITO LET-A large BASEMENT, with two
ovens suitable for Bread and Pie BakeFY corner IhHT'he-
and 81 cadway and siIth-aVe--oh stand
wA. II. RAYSOR 81 Pibsst.
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AVcStd.F lie was Il SdDShIlb bClOldI VI
and acduirements; he had Travelled in Persia and
India: and bad brought home to Copenhagen a
valuable collection of Zend-Avestan manuscripts.
His essay was far in advance of anything that had
vet appeared for establishing the character and
value Of the Zend-Ayesta.
The next step was made by BurnOuf, who, in 1929,
published his first contribution TO the study OF the
Zoroastrian writings Comparing the texts with
the translation of Anquetil, he found it highly in
accurate, giving an entirely representa-
ton of the meaning of the original. Among the
manuscripts brought home by Anquetil he found a
Sanskrit version of the work. with the aid of which
he commenced the study Of its meaning for
himself Familiar with the Sansllnt grammar
and lexicon, he possessed the true medium Of
scientific investigation. His mind was sin
pularly qualified TO make use Of the advantage. He
anticipated in manner the science of comparative
uhilologv created his own methods and commenced
his investigations with a degree of learning and
acutenes that at once attracted the attention of the
public The first volume of his great work on the
subject was published in Paris in 1888. 1t was In
the form Of commentary portion of the text, ex-
hibting collection of researches into the language
and matter of these writings, and the method Of
their Interpretation. The work was left unfinished
at his death in 1859, and had even then already
passed into other hands.
Meantime several distinguished European scholars
had engaged in similar studies, and some of them
with marked sscSess. During the whole course Of
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
WHTTNEYS ORIENTAL AND LINGUISTIC
STUDIES.

ORIENTAL AND LINGUISTIC STUDIES. by VII
LIAM DWIGHT WHITNEY. l2mo. PIP 40 sorio"0i'
Arms A
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New publications.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
IL Publish this Day;
A EEw VOLUME oP

HARPER'S HOUSEHOLD DICKENS.
DAVID COPPERF1ELD. With q Illustrations BY J. Bsnsrd, and
Portrait Of ChAls Dtens sTo. Cloth 81 CO., Paper sl
Also, Nov Ready:
OLIVER TWIST With 20 Illustrations BY Nahoney 9To Paper
50 cents; Cloth. ST.
Paper 81; Cloth 81 So
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. With Illustrations By Thomas
worth. $40, Paper. IS esDtsi Cloth, 81 25
oher Volumes preparation. with Charcsre American and In
gish Illustrations
We have no doubt that edition Of Delens which has much to
commend public favor in FORM paper type preiWork usrA
tons price for really marvel Of ehespnss will meet With
yery extensive sale.-lN. y. Evening Post
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swINTON's GRAMMAR.

PROGRESSIVE GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH TONGUE,
based on the Modern PooE By Prof William sWnon
An Author Of Word Analysis" te 40 pAge limo, Half Roam,
IS
From THOMAS HUNTER President Of the Normal College Of the City
OF Eew-Yofk.
To ny opinion the best and thorough work Of the hind
have ever Prof ssnon has taken certain sItebl
departure While retaining all that is useful and logical Of The older
grsuarans eliminated every thing properly
long English Grammar 0nbogriphy and Posoy ein
He Tss special construction, oonpoou the
correction synaL His definitions and rules direct
Inuket bGs-by straight TO the mari His knowledge
Saxon given him peculiar explaining Of the
commonly Taught By other anmanAnt His style simple clear
forebe Il would be very dment 70 fRd unnecessary word
an certain that this Of Prof sVhtoBs will very quickly super
sede Ammar for meets ~sHt long felt BY
sIpsshd sshs who had almost dsred Of seeing Eash
Grammar would DO what prosId dO.sseh scholars pssi
and Nnh tASr hrgaAge.
~ HARPER BROTHERS w send either Of The above voas By
mall poss prepaid part Of s United States receipt Of The
price.
DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistula Piles, ImpO-
h
Smyrna times., 1872-08-21
FOR RENT.

A Comfortable Dwelling with Stable. for rent on
North Street. Applyto
March I3lh-u w. M. EELL.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-21
CONVEYANCING.

Tho undersigned. having taken a Conveyancer'
license, will draw Deeds, Mortgages, Wills and
Leases, on the most reasonable terms. Office or
Market Street, Smyrna, Del.
junel26m J. S. HUNTINGTON.
Smyrna times., 1872-08-21
A PeriIOus Season.

"oous and delightful the Summer weather is its tropi-
G neat Is severe trial to the vital Even the strong
w are sometimes prosrated by Its effects The common
.ase applied 10 this condition Of the body h general deb
We NOW general debility arises from and includes variety
hentA The liver less affected the bowels are
eonstpated too much relaxed. the stomach but nan
orms the work Of Digestion the appetite II poor ana the
a depressed This is what is called general debility ~
general disarranRement Of all the physical functions ana re-
sfes as remedy medicine that will regulate them All
Ossers Stomach Btters specially adapted TO ths p"r
Its general operation Is not confined to single orean'
ne liver s Affected. restores its tone IL the stomach 10
regeneFstes It, II the tremuouS ana weak
and renfOces them. II the ind. which ever
with the BODY gloomy and despondent It relieves tne
eeity and soon brings the whole mechanism Of the Doo'
mo harmony with the laws OF health.
mere no civilized nation Up the Western Hemisphere ~
nen the utility Of Hostetters Stomach Btera as tonc
setiv and bilious medicine. s not knowa and sppfe
Throuehsut tho Tropics is considered both By the
Ope and the profession, the standard specific While
medicine for all and all climates 1t is especially suited
he COMPLAINTS generated By the weather. being the purss
asa oest vegetable stimulant Ia th@ world.
OF the Bters made Of acrd and dangerous mater
which unscrupuous parties endeavorpg to fost upo'
@ people, Their legion and the public has no guar
that they poisonous Adhere to the tried rene
barrels aug7
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-27
DR.. IL. j. JOURDAIN

Du.. Commits
OSerHng, september, 9th, 1872. seD6-d3
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-27

Boston clergymen, according to CORE
spondent of the Philadelphia Presbyterian,
dress in the height of fashion. SIT must be
confessed says the writer, there are advan-
tages'i in being able to sink the minister. This
is ordinarily done by adopting the dapper
dress of the dandes of society. The carefully
trained and trimmed mustache, the white
vest, the black cravat, prevent the ANNOYANCE
of being spotted when indulging in the amuse-
ment of fashionable travel, etc. In fine, the
fastest ofbloods of Boston do not dress more
disttngue, as utter men of the world, than
protested evangelical ministers in the Hub
and the various villages of New England. In
several cases the minister was the only one
in the entire congregation dressed in the ex-
IRENE of fashionable party dress" We know
OF no good reason why clergymen should not
be permitted to consult their own taste in
dress, and why they should not be permitted
to 'sink the minister" if they choose, while
off duty. But the Christian nteliigencer
says emphatically that the statement of the
correspondent is untrue.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-27

MAJOR T. B. Brooks, having lately con-
cluded a series of practical tests with a view
to determine the actual value OF the magnetic
needle as an aid in the discovery and locating
of iron.ore veins. embodies the results of his
observations in paper on this subject, re-
Gently read before the American Philosophi-
cal Society of Philadelphia. 1t is the opinion
of the author that, in prospecting fer iron-ore
beds, the ordinary ship-compass may be made
to render valuable service, since he was able
tie determine the presence of underlying ore
veins, and trace them to their natural ''out-
crops" by merely passing over the surface
with the instrument in hand. That the mag
netic influence of iron-bearing strata is not
confined to limited area, is evident from the
fact that that of the magnetic rocks at Re
public Mountain was observable at point
two thousand five hundred feet distant
Should the continued observations of Major
Brooks confirm his present opinion, the fact
thus established can hardly be over-estimated.
TEMPERANCE is unquestionabiy a good
thing, unless carried to the point of intolerant
asceticim. 1t cannot be said, however, that
the typical temperance advocate. who under
stands the word Temperance" to mean only
total abstine zee from wine and liquor, is al
ways distinguished by the practice of temper
ance in other matters. As case in point,
we may take the treatment which "Tom''
Hughes underwent, the other day: at the
hands of temperance people. He was address
ing meeting of his constituents, and mas
much as the total abstainers suspect him of
beer-or at all eyents,o of reluctance to class
beer by the side of strychnine as a deadly and
rapid poison-they bore their testimony
against the deep depravity of his views by
creating riot, which the police were called
upon to quell. Why people who are manifestly
grossly Incorporate, in the use of chairs, bal
listers, and fists as weapons of riot, should
call themselves prominently temperance men
merely because they dislike beer. is not clear
to the ordinary mind. Neither in all proba
bility, would it be to st. Paul, who recon
mended moderation in all things, and evil
IDENTIFY did not hold that the whole duty of
man is comprehended in abstinence from
beer.-N. Y. Times.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-27

j. w. PERKINS 81 CO.,
PORTLAND, ME.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-27
PREPAID sTEERAGE PASSAGE.
Maine Steamship Co
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
n SEMI-WEEKLY LINE

t S1~ Steamers Dirigo and Franconia
. SAfSA IN will, until further notice, run as
eHl fTKkM follows:
4AA4lNSNikSsS Leave Galt's Wharf, Portland,
a@szzzzszzss s@every MONDAY ard THURS
DAY, at p. NJ, and leave Pier 3S Z. R. New York
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at I'M.
The Dirigo and Franconia are fitted up with fine
accommodations for passengers making this the most
convenient and comfortable route for travellers be-
tween New York and Maine.
Passage in State Room So. Meals extra
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal Quebec
Halifax, st. John, and all parts of Maine Shippe
requested to send their freight to the Steamers as
early as P. NJ on the days they leave Portland
For Freight or Passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Calls Wharf, Portland
J. f. AMES, Pier 49, E. R., New York.
May 9-dtf r. t..,f, III l7 -"
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-27
Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington.
ID. c. Steamship Line.

NOrIOlk and Baltimore and Washington.
ID. c. Steamship Line.
SEk~t Steamships of this Line sail from
IsltfSA1A end Of Central Wharf, Boston,
HHlfIkH7eM Semi-N eekly, 2,30 p. NJ. for NOR
sMAANbsx1kSsSF0LKa and BALTIMORE.
sznzsEzzz1a~ Steamships =
william laurence" Capt. w. A. Haliett
= Wtttidn1 Crane" Capt. Solomon Howes
george APpotd," Capt Winslow Loretand.
"Bldckstone," Capt. Geo. H. Hallett
WtLtdm Kennedy Capt, Henry d. Foster
..McCtetLan, capt. f. NJ. Howes
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to washington nv
Steamer Lady of the Lake. ~
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to PETERSBURG and
Rtchmond, by river or rail- and by the "a Dc Tenn
Air Line to all points in pirgina Tennessee, Aia-
odmG and Georgia; and over the Sedboard and Rod-
nOke H. r. to all points In North and South Carolina
by the Batt d Ohio r. r.. to Washington and
Through rates given to South and West.
Fine Passenger accommodations.
Fare including Berth and Meals to Norfolk S15 a.
hne As hours; TO Baltimore SIS time 65 hours'
For further information apply to
f. SAMPSON, Agent.
June2U 53 Central VLdrf Posto,
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-27
Good Farm for Sale.

4 ". PLEASANTLY located about one
11TNA- mile from Saccarappa, on the load
MIIiizA to Saco; contains 100 acres, well d.
&4INHHUl6N yided.- Two Stored brick house;
= ze@91I39 wood house, and barn nearly new
Two wells and two boiling springs; would make
good milk or vegetable farm, being only seven miles
from Portland; plenty of wood and some timber
Young orchard of 125 trees, apple and pear. Will
be sold low. Apply to VIM. H. JERKS, Real
Estate and Loan Agent
Portland, Aug 10TH 1872. eod4wS w3t33*
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-27
POETRY.
A New Excelsior"

--~~-~-~-r
The night had sunk on Chappaqua,
The wind was keen, the air was raw,
As forth the farmer went in peace,
With this device ON his valise;
"Pm going West?
His pants were short, his boots ran DOWN
His felt hat smashed in at the crown,
And like a squeaking caft-wheel rung,
The accents of that well-known tongue
'I'm going West!
Tn White House window bright and warm,
He dreams he sees Ulysses form,
Then yanks his trousers high and higher,
Rims fiercely out, and screams in ire,
'I'm going West?'
"Don't try that dodgev' John Cochrane cried,
.sThe Free-trade boys will tan your hide!"
Upon his nose a tear-drop shines, .
He wipes it on his sleeve and whines,
"rm going West!''
"Beware of those whove read your booksi
You'll know them by their vacant looks,''
This was "sorehead's'' parting cry;
silyery voice replied: "You lie!"
''I'm going Westp'
sleepy Coop that morning found
The old man seated on the ground,
Still clinging to his carpet-bag,
Which bore this motto on its tag;
'Pm going WestP'
Commercial ddUertlser.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-27
WaldObOrO and Damariscotta
First Trip April 30.

ITSC TIP april 10.
S1~ The Steamer CHARLES.
sNafSA-A II o U G III TO N, Alex Farnham
HnIXkRfVM Jr., Master will leave Atlantic
.x4AsAksxlkSaS Wharf foot of India ST., Portland
- every Wednesday, at O'Clock A.
NJ, for Waldoboro, touching at BootRbay and Round
Pond. Every Saturday at A. NJ. for Damariscotta.
touching at Boothbay and Hodgsdon's Mills
Returning, will leave Waldoboro every Thursdav
at A. NJ and Damarlscotta every Monday at 9 a.
M touching at intermediate landings, connecting
Boston & Maine and Eastern Railroads. arriving In
Portland IN season for passeng9rsto take the after
Through tickets sold at the offices of the Boston q
Maine and Eastern Railroads. and on beard Bosten
Boats Freight and passengers taken as low AS by
any other rovte. InquireQf wy -
..H HARRIS, ATWOOD g. CO.,
145 Commercial st.