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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

ETHE .sSCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF PRES
ERVATION,'' Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted vitality, Premature Decline in
Man, and Nervous and Physical Debility, Hypochon-
dria. Impotency, Spermatorrhpa or Seminal Weak
ness, and other diseases arising iom the of
youth OF the indscretions or excuses OF mature
years. This is indeed book for every man. Thou
health and happiness. 1t is the cheapest and best
medical work ever published, and the only one on
this class OF ills worth reading teeth edition. revs
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French cloth: Price only 81. Sent by mail, post
paid, oil receipt of price. Address PEABODY Med
ICAL INSTITUTE, No. 4 Bulfnch street, Boston,
Mass, or DR.. w. HI. PARKER, Assistant Physician.
N. B. The author may he consulted ON the above as
well as all diseases requiring skill and expefienee.
mar3i sneod&wiv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
s. p. C.. A.

The regular quarterly meeting of the S. 2. G. A.
will be Jan. 7rh, at the Common Council Room at
P. M. All interested are invited; Mr.. A. H. Libby
will read his report.
ja6sn2t OTTAWA G. CARROLL, Sac,v
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DIED.

In East Somerve. Jan. 8, Grace Estee only
In Dana iscotta, Dec. 90 Mrs. Sarah A., widow of
the late Jnhu Foster.
In Damariscotta Dec. 20, Mary E. Stetson. aged &c
years months
In Biddeford, Dec. 80, Lewis, of H. M. and Nell
lie NJ. Davis, aged years IL months
In Angus a. Dec 20. Mr.. Charles Makepeace of
Saco, aged As years months.
in walioboro. Dec. %, MIR. Jacob Dreamer, aged "a
years months.
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THE reply of I. H. Hubbard, ESQ.,, to the
letter of G. c. Yeaton, Esq, 10 our issue of
yesterday, is unavoidably crowded out this
morning The very readable epistle will APP
near Tomorrow
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New York Letter.

Stock Gambling aud stock gamblers-A
lecture on paper money-The specula-
tors opportunity, the FOOLS paradise-A
word of warning 10 ongrs ss-Taxatiou,
moi borrowing, not convertible bonds,
the duty of the hour. etc., etc.
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FOR ADOPTION

good home wanted for a fine healthy male infant
of American parentage. Address with eferences
MRS. A. g. RUMSEY,
Ja6snlwA Portland, Maine.
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Vessels built in the District of Belfast
N 1879.
MEMORANDA.

Brig Anna d Torrey, Haskell, from Boston for
Hayti. was towed iuto Bermuda goth ut leaking and
with loss of rnddcr. She was picked up 10Th, 300
miles East of Bermuda. and the sum of $1,000 was
to be paid for getting her into port.
Sch Mary Ella. Warren from Bucksvi!le. sc. for
Boston. with lumber, pat into Norfolk I'd inst leak
ing badly,
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Work Wanted,

By two Young men, an experienced Plumber and
an experienced painter. Will work for 81 80 per av
OF 10 hours. address MECHANIC, Post Office
foftiand, Ne. ja5sn3t
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p A I n : X I L l. E r
THE GREAT
Family Medicine Of the Age.
Taken INTERNALLY IL Cures

THE GREAT
Family Medicine Of the Age.
Taken Internally it Cures
Dysentery, Cholera, Diaqrheo,
Crdnap and Pain in the Stomach,
Bowel Complaints, Painters Colo,
l. Liger Complaint, Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Sore Throat, Sudden Colds
Coughs, DC, &C., DC.
Used Externally, it Cures
Roils. Felons, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
scqlds, Old Sores, ,Sprains, Tootlache,
Pain IN the Face, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Frosted Feet,
de-, DC, dc.
PAIN-KILLER,
after a thorough trial by inuumerab'e living wit
nesse s. has proved itself THE MEDICINE OF
THE AGE. l, is an internal and external remedy.
have constantly Increased, and wholly upon its own
merits. The eft ct of the
Pain-Killer
upo tt patient when taken internally, in case of
Cod, Cough. Bowel Complaint, Cholera Dysentery,
ar al other affections of the system, has been truly
Wonderful, and has won for it name among medi-
:al preparations that can never be forgotten. Its
success in removing PAIN as an external remedy in
Of Burns Bruises Sores, Sprans. Cuts, Stings
of Insects, and other causes o: suffering, has
cured for it such host OF testimony a an nfallible
remedy that it will be handed down to p0sterity
OF he greatest medical discoveries of the nine
teenth century,
The Pain-kil1er
derives much of its popularity from the simplicity
attending its nse. which gives it peculia vau. in
family. The various diseases which may be reached
bv it, and in their incient stages eradicated,
among those which are peculiarly ra,a if suffered to
run; but the curative magic of this preparation at
once I'll arms them of their terrors. In all respects
it fnfls the conditions of popular medicine.
Be sure You call for and get the genuine Pain
Killer, as many worthless nostrums are attempted
to be sold the great reputation of this valuable
lnciiciEe.
EB Directions accompany each bottle.
Price 25 cts, so cts. and 81 per Bottle.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Office Of the County Commissioners of
Cumberland County,
PORTLAND, Dec. 10Th, 1873
To Luther C.. Porter. Of Nceuah, in the State Of
Wisconsin.
VOC are hereby notified. that upou your uetitiop
IL for estimation Of damages sustained nv yon n,
consequence OF the location of.the Portland ami
Dgdehs 'urg railroad over YOU land in the town OF
hadwn IN said county, which pet tion WIS filed i'm
the Office Of sail Commissioners on the eighth dav ~
March, A. ID, 1872; said commissioners have place,
their report upon BILE in this Office and tho, saiJ
Commissioners have estimated the pecuniarv don'
ases sstaned by yGu by reason OF said location at
said Report is Gated May Goth. 1872
Ter orier of Coudty Commissioners Of the ,ornty
of Cumberland. d. w EESSas-1IitSsnI e c, ".h''
w3t-52 ' N-'DT->' "ieiN'
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'R. JAMES A. SPALDlNG,
To Let.

Store No. 90 Thomas Block, Commercial street,
now occupied by Elias Thomas 2d. Possessi,n CIV
en- january l. 1874. Apply to F. ]. ROLLINS, q
Exchange street. dc25sn lot
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RATCHELOR'S UAIK DYE.

kAICHE LOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the 1ortd
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and instantaneous; nOdisappointment; no ridiculous
tins or unpleasant odor. Remedies the Ill fleets of
bad dyes washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hair
clean, soft and beautiful. The 5enuine. signed W
Betcheor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N. Y.
1d&w 1vrS
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Dissolution of Copar,nershiD.

Dissolution Of COparlnership.
The copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of CLARK & GARLAND is dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will be carried on
by the Undersigned under the firm name Of
CLARK Sc ND.
as heretofore.
ia6snlw& GH RIES GExARFx~
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STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND IS.
Office OF County Commissioners Of
Cumbei land County.
Portland. Dec. 18th, 1878.
To Joshua Converse. ESQ.,, of Rollingstord, in the
State Of New Hampshire.
yOU are herebyhotifed that upon your petition
for estimation Of damages sustained by Won in
lhseGuepce of the location OF the Portland and 90
densburg railroad, over your land in the town Of
Baldwin. In said county, which petition was filed
in the office Of said Commissioners on the twenty
ninth day OF February, A. II. 1872; sail Commis
souers have placed their report upon file in this Of
fee. and that said Commissioners have estimated
re pee,nniary aamages sustained by YOU by reason
teen dollars (S2i5.Oc), ~ ~
said Report Is dat May Goth, 1873.
County of Cumberland. Wv
wjt-52 ID, w FESSENDFN Cterl
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The New York University Medicines

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Price 25 cts, so cts and 81 per Bottle.
S0td 6y all Medicine Dealers. ja2eod&w1m
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First Class Laundry Woman
WANTED AT THE ST. JULIAN.

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Roils Felons, Cuts, Bruises Burns
Scolds, Old Sores Sprdins, Toothoche,
Pain IN the Face, Neuralgia,
rheumatism, Frosted Feet,
20 10 4a
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
Gentleness the Grenter: Power


Ralph Wells describes in a recent
letter TO the teachers Of Grace Mission
how he met in the Alps hugo shep-
herd dog. 1t illustrates very pleasant
ly the gentle way Of doing things, and
it will apply just as we'll in our DWELL
ings with rough girls and boys. "We
had hardly started, when shepherd
dog, seeing one abroad at SO carly an
hour, concluded that something was
wrong, and blocked the way, tho only
way, and a very narrow one that. Now
it is known that we are very fond Of
dogs, but to see that Swiss dogs hair
rise, and those Swiss teeth shown, and
to hear the low, resoluto growl that i'm.
plies mo passage here,' is to much for
Yankee pluck, even on tho Fourth, Of
July! Two ways suggested themselves
out Of the difficulty. The FIRST is q
stone the second cracker. The lat
ter i first tried. Doggie want, a
cracker = Presto, change? down goes
the hair, in 80 the teeth, wag goes the
tail, and, With 4 sweet smile on his facc,
doggie goes oft eat bis cracker. "Try
the cracker first teacher. !"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
4. 4. HAYWOOD, Editor and proprietor.


re 3 tas svirgtniA City 6atsrpriss.
Why xill the sni.ns, nm and uifs,
80 On naming the msjority 81 their
odsprings g John r. Il is exceedingly
stupid, and il Is about timo to put 5
stop % the practice. Fol- Mr. and Mxs.
Smith to .name their son= John i %
send him forth nameless into tho world.
He IS q digitless cipher. We yes.er-
day morning had in our Police Court
to report the following sitem
John Smith arrested BY officers
Lloyd and Iby, on charge Of. petty
larceny; dismissed.
Then came pouring forth scores oi
notes from distressed and outraged
John Smiths. The poor fellows are
obliged to parade before the public not
only their trades and troubles, but also
thoir infrmities, in order that the pub
He may. not mistake them for thieves.
Tho following are only. Q fow Of the
notes we hAy received, and arostaken
ats random from the avalanche that our
table holds
- EDITOR ENTERpR1sE:-Plcase state
that the John Smith |. mentioned in
your Police Court report this morning
the petty larceny fellow-was NOT
John Smith who does night work, aud
oblige. Yours truly,
John SMITH.
EDITOR ENTERPR1sE:-Wil you be
kind enough to state that the John
Smith arrested yesterday for petty lar
cenry was not John Smith who drives
the swill cart.
Yours,
JouN SMITH.
REPORTER ENTERPR1sE:-Please
say that tho John Smith arrested for
stealing was not red-headed John
Smith, the tinker.
Respectfully,
JonN SAITH.
Mn. LocAL:-You will oblige mt
by saying that one-legged John Smith
Is not thS petty larceny cuss who wa
in tho Police Court yesterday. ..
Your obedient,
- JoHN SMITH.
Mn. ITEMS: Be kind enough Il
say that tho John Smith up yesterday
for theft was not tho Smith commonl,
know as " Lying Jack Smith, Of Pork
er Flat"
I remain, etc.,
JOHN SMITH.
|. LOCAL ITEMs:-P}case correct you,
police report Of yesterday morning by
saying that the John Smith up before
Judge Marplo yesterday for petty lar
ceny was not the John Smith lately di
vorced from his wife, and commoDl,
known as "Cock-eyel Smith," ant
you will obligc,
Respectfully,
john SMITH.
- Mr.. .ENTERPRISE:-I aln no infer
nal thief! l wish you to state iu you,
paper that the John Smith pulled yes
terday for petty larceny was rot John
Smith from Idaho, commonly called
" "Sore-legged Jack"
Yours, etc,
JOuN SMITH.
As may bo .scon by the above strug
|gles Of the. John Smiths to max,
themselves known, John Smith is ne
name at ALL Indeed, it is worse thar
no name. Let Mr.. and Mrs. Smitl
name their boy Ebenezcr, Hippato
dorus, Gabriel, cedacmonicus, Jede
diah, or Epaphroditus, but let us have
no more John Smiths-at least for Q
generation or two, when there shall ap
pear to be a demand for them.
For the comfort Of the John Smith.
who have asked us to set them right
We will state that the John Smith ar
rested on q charge of petty, larceny j.
better known az "Suck- egg Smith"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

MSS ipA ,juNoEN, 7, Sc !,

1seeau from Il. Crosse, Wiseonsin. vill
go private school In the Walsh building.
% nill Street, In Austin, On Monday, August
31st Inst. Il addition 20 all the common
EbsanoAes usually introduced In school, Miss
JURaEu Win tsseh German. Terms: $l25
psr month fol. each pupil. =. &C.. 1.s@.
Instruction on tho Plano
Win be given 70 pupils at home, at so per
tern. f>;t ~ - 53:s Us ~ - va
She has references and Recommendation
which show her to bo capable, and worthy Of
pat1onsgs. and she solieits . generous share.
v7p2i-ti
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

First National Bank Of Austin,
(Susesssor to Harlan ". Page, Danker.)
OLIVER W.SHAW HARLAN W. PAGE,
President. Cashier.
DIRBC7oRS.
OllvRR W. SaAw, q. E. SKlsxRR.
3. A. RsLLlRs, 90. WAEELER,
(President National HARLAN ". PAGE'
Life Ins. Co., Phil'a.
Rssts.n Exchanso and Drafts on Great Bri-
tain and sll principal Continental Cities. 70
sole Ia sums to suit.
collections will receive prompt attention.
|. Agents for lnnan Line Of Steaaships And
tickets seld at lowest currency rates to
la from oil Railway Stations in Europe.
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,
=,

S
From .Ottaw to Appenoose. y
From Independence to Fredonia.
From Risler to Creswell.
:. From Cherokee to Parsons. "
From Fl addam to Do Witt. >
From Marion Center to Ellsworth.
z. From New Scandinavia, via Cort-
land, Ccrro Gordo, Jewell Center and
Esbon to Smith Center. -+...
From Park ks Fort to Norton
!, From Eldorada, via Britton, to Tis-
dale. = ..
From Ottawa to Centropolis.
From Wiehuta to Medicine Lodge.
From Clarion to Fewton. !:
From Newton to Eldorada.
From Rockport to Summit.
From Newton to Ellsw orth.
From Garnet to Clay Center.
From Norton 10 Sappa.
From Ellis TO- Dodge City,.
From Ellsworth to Great Bend.
From Westmoreland to >Barrett's
Station. .< ..s....,..-.,.
From Medicine Lodge to Kiowa.
From Whichata to Kingman. :
From n McPherson via Stone Corral
Is Lodiana.
From Nortun to Snydersvilb.
From Snow Hill to Greenville. 4
From Hiawatha to Larkin Station.
From Rush to Dodge Crossing.
IL r 4 ~ 4 .
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Hold! What Have You Here.
BlXBY'S DEATH TO PAIN !

This popular remedy ..,ls upon its merit, and
IL wairantek in tho following cases: It
cares Rhaumatism, Neuralgia, Head
ache, Toothsche Earache, Sore
Throat, Dipthorio, Colo
Pains, Burns, Frost
=. Bites, Chilblains,
Bruises and
Pains of
all kinds
1T IS NO HUMBUG! rs he whv uses it
will testify. lis sold by druggists generally.
If your druggist does not keep it, have him
send for it to L. BIXBY, Owatonna, MINI.
Sent free on receipt Of retail price. Tut up
in 25c, 500 and 81 bottles.
For salo ut tho Drug Stores in this City.
v7nS-1y
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10

Philsdslphia has the largest shovel
!! factory il Americs. E - {. s..Is 1..5
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PASSED AT THE

From Kennedale to Smiths SlOp9.
From Cay Minctte to Daphne. ..
From Daphne to Millview, in Florida.
From Pollard, via Nathonsvillo and
Levitt Station, to Chalk Springs in Flori.
da. - .s.,@.,:ss5#:@ s.@.: ss5#.@ .....s -~s~
From Falkvillc via Gandy's Cove to
Lawrence Cove.
From Choctaw Corners via Morwin to
Woods Bluff. 4. -".:s.- -
From Shiloh to Butler. s.z .---
From Williamsvillc to Lake City.
. From Ozark via Haw Rikge, Victoria,
Henderson's, Hallsville and New Proyi.
From vance's Station to Days Mills.
." rs ARKANSAS. s
From Camden to Prescott.
From Yellville to Isabella in Nilsson.
ri. ~.
From Yellville to Jasper. :
From Hoteprings to Fourchaluke.
From Conway to Quitman.
From Harrisburg to Jacksonp0rt.
From Hope, via Washington, Mineral
Springs and Centre Poin3, to Silver City.
ARIZONIA. ,..,.. :. ]
From Clifton to Silver City in New
Mexico. ss:.~
CALIFORNIA.
From Ukiah to Mendocino. ,.
From Salinas to Blanco.
From Oasis to Sylvania. ::
From Las Cruces, via La Graciosa and
Guadalupe, to Arrange Grandc. = +.
From Tchachapee to Panamint.
From Portcryille, via Pleasant Valley
and Soda Springs, to Mineral King.
From Healdsburg to Pine Flat.
From San Marcas to Chololne.
From Lagunita to Panamint.
From Santa Rose to Calistoga.
From Yreka, via Little Shasta, Ball's
Ranch, Fairchilds, Lost River, Brooks
Ranch and Kalamath Indian Agency, to
Fort Kalamath.
From Vixalia to Wambat.
From San Bernardino to Holcomb Val
ley. - !
From San Bucnaventura to Lyons Sta
ton,
From San Bucnaventura to Hucncmc,
From Gait to Elliott.
From Calito to Ten Mile River.
From Little Lake Valley to Mendocino
City.
From Mohawk Valley to jameson City
COLORADO.
From Hugo to Colorado Springs.
From Conij0s,- via Terra .Armarella
Pass, to Hermosa.
From Walsenburg to Qubec-
From Central City, via Black Hawk,
Rollinsville, and Salpher Springs, to
White River Agency. q. =. .'' q
From Fairplay, via Poncha Pass, to
Del-Norte. a.-.....-,z .......
From Florence, via Greenwood to Ros-
sita. y, ~ A3.sz n II, .~,:..,.
From Grant, via He'll Valley, to Mon
tczuma. -, '''%'' 49,, ~ s.
:, From Canon. City to Bakers Park. "a
30 Z TCONNECTICUT..s :: ,*:.s:st
Fs' From Watertown to Woodbury.. ';>5as'
:, - ,1. S'...... -. DACoTA..5 z:''& 49, .'
From Eichland via Highland, to Sioux
rails. w.. 80, ~.
From Fort Tottcn to Waupton.
From Mcckling to Swan Lake.
From Sisseton to Fort Wadsworth.
From Turner, via Finley, to Walhalla
From Richvillc to fort Sully.
From Marshall to Lake Kanpeska.
From Canton to Lie Mars in Iowa.
From Bismark to Breckenridge. .
From fort Sully to Lake Kampeska.
From Bismark to Helena, in Montana.
From Norman to Owego. = .;*
1: FLORIDA. .. ... ..
From Brooksville via Stage Pond, to
Chrystal River. .E:s -. "s=|
From Monticello to Perry Court House
From Cedar Kevs. via WithlacO0chee
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE HlIH cH HlRITY FOR IL


Ssf ltolns naroe tor3 3nrinrsrsie
sm seegEah g !. g 8, Saint ] iherty
rom Rnssely ME 20 Palcsfinc..
From Canton fo Baxner. -. >s 81
rom McLeansborough. via Braden
and Reed Hill, to Aiken. - ia
n 4; From Long, vie Yankee Point, q
From sadorus to Parkvilie.
faoln Newcombst0sM Mahemst
gsoms NeWcomb, via Houstonville and
East Bend, to Gibson. sZ=s=s .s...s s..s4s.l
Prom Lacon, vic Camp Grove, 70. Wy
From l4acon to, La Prairie Centre.
h From fotOst TO Eairburg.
Prom g Fitlian, xia Hope. to, Comp mpromt.:
d from ] Henry, via Magnolia, to Tonics.
81 From Oak Point to Casey. $500
From Marseilles via DanWay, Norway,
Sheridan Worthwhile, and Ashbury, Il
Sandwich. s .s1... 5... 577 z1-.'..a.
Il From Renault to Goodman's Landing
rom Beaver Greek, via Keyesport "a
Carlisle. $ s. 4. -. s " ~
From Iryington, via Hoyelstown and
New Minden TO- OkaYYiille. s.
S;:..z = INDIANA. =
From jamestown to Lebanon. 5
From Holton, via Lock Spring, tc
Millhouse. - ~ =, 49,. .s-',y.
From San Pierre to Momence, in hi
nois. .: .5 I'm - -
From Wallace to Hi,lsborough.
From Jorden to Limiston. .es:
f From M0mence to Beaver Lake,
From Nashville to Elkinsville.
From Wilbur Hall, via Lake Valley
and West Salem, to Paragon. =. .*-
From Guthrie to Gray's Tan Yard.
From Eagletown to Lamong. 49,.
From Bo0nville to Otwell.
From Freedom to Salisbury.
From Waterloo to Hudson. .*
From stilesville, via Lake Valley, to
Hall. T"-
From Montezuma to Delta.
From Akron to Silver Lake.
From Rennselaers. to Rruitland.
From. Marco to Newbury. -
Prom 6tillwell to Eminenee.
From Clark's PraEie to Newbury.
From New Marion to Holton.
From Trinity 6prings, via Mountain
Spring to OweneburG
From Dunreith to New Castle.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
VIty.
From Mohawk Valley to Jameson Cit
COLORADO

From Hugo TO Colorado Springs. :
-. From Conijos,~ via Terra .Armarella
Pass, to Hcrmosa.
From Walsenburg 10 Qubec- 49,.
From Central City, via Black Hawk,
Rollinsville, and Sulpher Springs, to
White River Agency =: *ss'0 i : =
From Fairplay, Viz, Poncha Pass, to
Del-Norte.
From Florence, via Greenwood to Ros.
sta. &; =. ~ ns:.= n. Y --,-...s. .
From Grant, via He'll Valley, to Mon
tczuma. - .'''+' -. ''~@ =
From Canon City to Bakers Park. %
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-10
CONNECTICUT
From Wat watertown to Woodbury.. &':s5 Il
~ '1s 81. o. DACOrlI..5 f:'Ss 49, =.
From Richland via Highland, to Sioux

From Kichland via Highland, to Sioux
rails. = 80. ~.
From Fort Totten to Waupton.
From Mcckling to Swan Lake.
From Sisseton to FORT Wadsworth.
From Turner, via Finley, to Walhalla
From Richville to fort Sully.
From Marshall to Lake Kanlpeska.
From Canton to Lie Mars in Iowa.
From Bismark to Breckenridge. ..
From fort Sully to Lake Kampeska.
From Bismark to Helena, in Montana.
From Norman to OWego. s-;%