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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-30
ENoRMous BUSINESS.

One of the surprising things in con-
nection with the failure of Jay CookeS&
Co. is the magnitude of their business.
At the recent trial in Philadelphia, Mr..
Morehead, one of the partners of the,
firm, testified that Cooke & Co. nego--
tiated for the government $3.50, 000,-
900 in bonds, and afterwards bought
and sold SO, 600, 900, 900 in addition. In
len years that firm transacted. buai-
ness covering five billions of dollars,
larger amount than was ever handled in
the same time by any house in the
world. It would seem that firm hav-
ing the handling of so much money
could have made enough by its enor-
nous transactions to carry the North
ern Pacific through a three-weeks.
panic, if not enough to build the road
Certainly most bankers would have
rubbed that small amount from the coin
as it slipped through their fingers, and
either the firm was very honest or did
business in q very loose way. Mr..
Morehead thinks the house failed from.
over r-confdence. It had been dazzled
by the enormous sums it handled till
paltry 5000, 600 seemed mere baga-
telle. It is q remarkable instance of
failure from doing too large and profit
able business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-10-30

WHAT can be sweeter to teacher OF
youth than the consciousness that his
efforts have been rewarded with glitter
ing success, and that he has had a part
in ennobling the future society OF his
country A Sunday teacher at
Alton, H., can scarcely be said to pos
sess that radiant satisfaction. After a
very long and beautiful moral lecture it
occurred to him furthermore to adorn
it by desiring all those scholars to stand
up who intended to visit the wicked,
soul destroying circus. All butsa little
anne girl bounded to their feet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
LFor the Spirit of Jefierson.l
LECTURE.
Patrons of Husbandry"-Its Origin,
It's Aim. It's Objects, Its Results.

It's eristance grew from the cxtortion of
n'onoPoIies, and combinations, which the Gu
pidity Of man, in his unrestraiued thirst to
a fortune, or live life of uuproductive
ease, has forced urnn Us, for self protection.
Its aim is to testify to the world that we
fully appreciate the generous Gift of God, in
providing for a bountifui soil. from which
by the intelligent ard dilicont exercise of our
brain and muscle We can obtain those ne
cessarics and even Injuries which are essential
for our physical existance-and without which
the entire animal race would d5corf, perish
and die
The object Of this organization. is TO bring
together in social and confidential manner.
ell those, bnth Scrrs who labor. that mankind
may live, thereby fulfilling that Divine in
junction, ''by the sweat of thy face. We shall
earn thy bread :" and to place those who fol-
low Gods first eraod gift. namely the cults
walton of the soil, in that high moral and
social position. which rural life is so we'll
adapted to promote. True manly. and woman.
" character, ia nowhere made to shine and
show so beautifully, az when growing the
cereals, and cultivating the fruits and flowers
which fills every passing breeze with their
sweet fragrance, and bearing the cheering as
surance. to the animal kingdom, that their
~af'S are beln9 provided tor
Who is it that does this? You my brother
and sister lahorer ! then do not be ashamed of
your dirt-soiied. and mud-stained svocation
hut pride yourself, that your mmsc1e can work
out such wonderous results. Yes. your rnwer
FIJI and plsstic muscle. kept plant by the dew
drops of Gods favor, can, and docs provide
for nations wants
Then see to it. that by the early. careful
and thorough cultivation of the intellect. that
your natural gracos are developed. vour char
aefcrs systemntized, and Your judgments
ripenei, 80 that you may he bright ornament
to society. and p true gride. in that higher
and "nnobl'ng grace, picty.
When, Brethren. these aims nnI affects
have been deeply ard permanently in,heddrd
in vonr mjn2s and hearts. and you shall feel
that zeal in the maintenance and perrctuitv
OF this Or''er that its merits drserv-. then its
results will inspire an ardent love for rural
life, afford instruction and amusement for the
old and Young; impair. dignity IN labor.
strength and hrilliancv to the intellect. and a
pure and true nobility to your calling.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate. on Monday, number of pc
ttions. memorials and bills were offered, the
most important being bill by Mr. ingalls, re-
la,ing to traffic over the Union Pacific Rails
road and branches Various amend ments
were proposed and voted on during the con-
sideration of the salary bill, but proposition
made by Mr.. Conkling repeating all increase
of salaries under the act of March 5, 1873,
and fixing them at the former rates, except
for the President and Judges OF the Supreme
Court, was finally agreed upon, and a bill to
that effect was passed-yeas so, nays 8. In
the House resolutions were offered and
adopted declaring any increase of taxation
unnecessary, and .aay additional issue of
United States bonds inexpedient. A COM
mittee was ordered to consider the propriety
of completing the Washington National NJ on
ument in time for the Centennial celebration
in 1876.
In the Senate on Tuesday, the discussion
of the financial system of the country was
continued. Mr.. Boreman introduced bill
for the relief of trustees of Methodist Epis>
copal church at New Creek, West Virginia.
Referred to Committee en- Claims. In the
House the Senate amendment to the Salary
bill was concurred in without discussion
yeas 22G. nays 25.
In the Senate, on Wednesday, Mr.. Schurz
delivered an elaborate address upon the fl
nances. The House Committee on Elections
renOted in favor CT the claims of Messrs
Wilson and Martin. elected in October, 1873.
to seats in the House as members from West
Virginia Minority reports were also sub
mittcd.
In the Senate, on Thursday, various petit
tions relating to the liquor traffic were offered
and referred. The Post Route bill was dis
cussed until the expiration of the morning
hour. Mr.. Morton delivered a speech upon
the finances. In TIE House numerous bills
and resolutions we're disposed of temporarily.
The debate upon the Naval Appropriation
bill was concluded and it was finally passed
By the House.
Ia the Senate on Friday, several new bills
were introduced. Mr.. Sherman addressed
the Senate upon the finances of the country,
advocating contraction OF the currency and
return to specie payments at some time to be
definitely specified. lie held that the Cow
eminent is bound to redeem greenbacks in
coin at tho earliest practicable moment In
the House various bills and resolutions, of no
general interest, were disposed of.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
II / RIED.

In me NJ. +. Church South. in C,arl.,s.o own.
o. "Wednesday aftCru00r. Jauuarv a ~, 1874 W
Roy. w. Wa .. 4SSIstn1 nv the Rev I W
Tongue. CHARLES G. SKINNER. f I.~mTnun
c~Trtv: Va IT, MS EUCIE VI. LOCK, d.urrii-
Ter OF the .Hte VIM. French Lock, OF this town
mo Crros.l
Rcd".rs. :IOTIN W. ET.ACKFORD to Miss Ir3.
NY LOUISA LIT I.ETON. Caurhrcr # Nj
Charles G. Lirtieton-aIl of th's county.
IN Grace Ci,l~"'r. B"r~vvI'.o Dacorrbo- col
ISIS " Rcv. 7; F. Martin. GECR|E c. SHrP-
HERD to Mis- ELLA C.. daughter OF Col. BENZ
M"raan-all Of Clarke aunt~. V.
On the h inst il H1~c-cl5, MI. nv Rev Dr.
Do. a. sTn,i ~ l'a+ az Dau~h. # Pal more
CHARLES L ELONDEI.. formerly Of Martins
burg, Ia Miss e. ! RYAN, of Il- cock
On the h 'rst.. a. the resr7rpcr Of Tator VI
F -nCh. "a Rev. G : Ma. JOSEPH STT. Ky
Esq. Of Madison con- y. Oh'". 10 Ms KATE,
dau 'htrr at the late Aaron Myers. OF Berkeley
comfy. ". Va.
In Mart-rshu-g. ~ N" Let inst. nv Rev. ". n.
Hn-s ". John NGATTINGLY 70 Ms MANY
hur1S-a'l at Martinshurg.
On the 2ith ult in NIarri- srr1ro, F,v Rev 7. "
Hove. "a MES a. TORNEY to Miss MARY j.
RUNkLE-all OF Mnrtiusburg.
On the S-h inst. hv the ~arre GEORGE W.
FILES TO Miss ANNIE BELL NiPE-aII Of
Berkeley County.
At St. James Church, Warren+on. Va. on the
18th inst by Rev. J. Lirdsav, DR. J. c Ray
LOR. of Norfolk. tn Miss PATTIE PENRER-
TON. daughter of Gen. John c. pe1nbertou, of
WaTTeutOn.
On the sth inst; at the residence of the brides
parents, IN Carlisle, Pa hv Rev. George Nor
cross. Joseph II. STONEBRAKER. nf BaIti-
more. Nd. 10 Miss MOLLIE c. BOSLER, of
Carlisle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
Prisoners in County Jails.

AN AoT requiring labor of convicts sentenced
tn confinement in the county jsils IN this
State, Passed November II, 1873.
Be at enacted Iy the Legislature Of Vest
Virginia:
l. Whenever hereafter any person shall be
convicted Of petit larceny, or Infamous of
fences, the punishment for which BY law is
confinement in its county jail, the court NAV.
at its discretion, add to such confinement hard
labor in the county Jail during the whole or
any part OF the term of confinement: Pro-
vIded, such confinement is for any offence
committed after the passage of this act and.
Provided further, That for the purpose of
this act, and none other, the county Jail is
hereby declared to extend to any place within
the limits of the county without the walls OF
the jail building.
2. 1t shall be the duty of the sheriff to
adopt such measures and obtain such employ
ment for the convicts. sentenced to hard labor
aforesaid, as he may deem best. so that the
greatest amount nay be realized from the
labor of said convicts but the county court,
whenever 1t deems it expedient, may direct
the sheriff to employ any or all of the con-
Wet labor aforesaid, upon any public road
bridge. poor farm. public building or grounds
3. The Sheriff shall make return to each
term OF the county court of the number of
days worked by each convict the kind of
work employed unon. and the amount of
money, if any, received therefor; and which
amount they shall be charged with and ac-
count for as other county funds
4. The sheriff, deputy sheriff, or guard,
for every day he may be engaged in SUPER
vising the labor of any of said convicts. pro-
vided there be more than two of such con-
victS, shall he allowed and paid on, of the
county treasury the sum of one dollar =
Provided, That for each fractional part of
day he shall only be allowed rroportiornlly
at the rate of one dollar per day for his SER
vices.
5. When a vOnvict is taken outside Of the
Jail binding to labor, it shall be the duty of
the sheriff to adopt some humane and safe
method of preventing escape.
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BIFIDEED DECLARED.

'ENHE First National Bank Of .J-FTrrson 1T
! CIarlcstnwu- has declared y Dividend Of +
ne cont. ~ us CAPITAL S.ocL, Of rast No :
clear "f AZ IHNrS-St"-e- County. 4 d NIunici-
n"l-"1v"h g 10 Stockholders ".r md II. - Jan
uary 10. 1874 SkNI HOWELL
January % ~. C,.IIo-
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-TO TWE-
WGEvGssS az z9eb52iGated
OF BOTH SENFS.
10 Caa'ge f9r Adricc and Consultation.

Or. p Dvo-r. graduate Of Jefferson Medical
College. Phjladefphf,. author Of ,cveraI va'uah he
woke he consulted on all di.ea-"s OF the Sex
us'"r Urinary Organs. with he has made n n &C.
pe"i" Ft"iv,) either in nm Ic fsnsle. no matter
from what cause originating Of how long stand
i7r. practice OF 20 years ennhcs him 10 treat
diseases with success. Cures guaranteed Charges
reasonable Th"=e alta dis'arcc can forward letter
d"T-rh'ns Symphonic and crC !osD srarup pre-
Psy postage.
Send fot the Guide 10 Hath. Price 10 cents.
J.B. DTOTT. NJ r..
Phvsi,i'r End Surgeon. lOI Duane st.
January %. l~7s-lv. Now York,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
TURNPIKE MEETING.

THE regular Annual Meeting of the Stock
Z holders Of the SnirHfield ChaTIeS-o7vTi ard
Harp Ferrv Turnpise Company will be held
II the C0uTt-H aUSe in CharIestGw1. on TUES
DAY. January 9th. 1874, al II O'clock. A. Vi. A
full attendance is requested.
FRANCIS YATES.
January l2, lSTs-3t. President.
nTINCE MEAT, Peach and Ounce Butter. for
w sale by G. ". T KEARSLEY.
NEW Orleans Nola=seI. for Be king. for sale By
~ Dec. IS, 1873 G. W. T. EEARSLEY.
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W!NTFN,

CtETERAI. GOOD SIIOt-rS. fer ,-r.-cr, r..crir- 9
! } for dues in III" Spirit Office "f.' bn rIvor.
Anl.lv ut THIS OFFICE
Jauuarr 20 50
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
ESTRAT SHEEP.

STRATED or STOLEN from the farm of the late
! = Nr-'n- : Icy. the middle nj last 20 g < 70
CoISN OLD EN ES-all Of Z en- white. with a
crop IN e." - git ear ANY IrfoTnarIon cn-.cerTl-
inc them viii I've thar llfullv received by The sub
sc-ber. lly1-C near CamcTnn'S Depot. ! ffrr-On
county. w Va JAS. i. SHIRLEY.
.Tsru4ry- ~ o.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20

baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD At
the regular monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, held on Wednesday. Mr.. Francis
I. King was elected Director, in place of
Mr.. Johns Hopkins, deceased, and Mr. E. r.
Dorsey was elected Assistant General Ticket
Agent, in place of Mr.. a. a johnson, de-
ceased 1t was stated that the receipts for
So amounted to 81 ,OS6, $50 SO.
over the corresponding
GAO %.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
PGCKET-BGOK LOST.

{ D. 'he Rad from Char'rstown TO Brovn,s
~ ,22n"': II Had some u :. Currency and Mem
ora ia; ne loser wuud like 10 r,nrtIrirat,
VIII The finder IN poriio- = tic -arn". Ia
III -. ~ ~ 80. SPIRIT OFFICE.
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DIED.

ing, the lOtn inst. Mrs ELIZA HILL widn,. OF
Benjamin Hill. deceased, aged about % years.
On the tn inst. in harrisburg Miss MARIA
CHAMBERS, aged about II years.
In BaltImore, rae I2th uIt Mrs. EMILY
VIRTUE, wife of Adam Virrue formerly of Mar
tinsburs. ana daughter of r. A. BIondeI ESQ
the 31st year of her age
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
C0IMISSiGNFE's NOTICE.

In HE C'rcmi Co"rl of .Icf;rson Connty
IN Trrn. Oc,nbor 223. 1873:
HENRY HECCE'S Administrator.
CHARLES /. SCOLLAY'S Administrator.
RICHARDSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20

BALTIMORE AND ONO EyCIvEEps. The
Baltimore Amorj"0n says o! the engineers on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroads:
Last summer engineers in the en,nlov Of Tie
comranv made a demand for on increase Of
twenty fv" cents per day unon their waves.
but threatened no strike. The damard vas
refused, hut arrangement was entered into hy
which each engineer should receive = r-c.
mimi nf twenty five cents por iav If he ran 60
DAYS without an accident for which he WIS ~
blame. and his conduct was otherwise sati>fac-
tory. The result is that ninety five ror cen,
of t." engineers get this premium It was .
considerable advice to them. being fifteen dol
lars in the sixty days, and was beside advan>
tngeouF tn the company. as Insecure! the best
men, kent them steadily at work and made
them diiigens and careful. The amount was
not great to the company. hut Vas an actual
economy as every accident Of any magnitude
cost thousands Of dollars. The arrangement
is in progress nor only on the main stem. hrt
on all the lines operated bv tho Baltimore &
Ohio and has been found to work admirably"
COUNTY FTEMs.-Fromt the Shepbcrds.own
Register of Saturday we clip the following
items:
4 Big I%g.-Rev. Mr.. Rooster. Pastor Of
the Reformed Church. Of this town. sfaurh-
tered pig Of his owl feeding. few DAYS ago,
nine months old, which weighed 325 rounds.
Fine IorkerS Mr. Chalmers Byers. near
town. killed six pigs. % months old of the
Chester and Berkshire breed. mixed. few
days ago. which weighed 2I5l pounds.
The -Ne'o B"Hdny.-The large and hand
some new building, recently erected by Mr.
David Bilimycr. is nearly completed Mr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-20
THE WEST VIR8INIA ELECTIONS.


'''' 'i"us0 u CONSERVATIVES On ed
"2'uoy, as VIII De seen from our Congressional
proceedings, Mr.. Smith If New York, from
the Committee on Elections, submitted re-
mort and resoIptio,s decloriDo tb,, Hori.rniD
VI,
;, - vac O'S''''' ant" Der amin
'iH' Of Tie SECOND district OF West
irginIa, who we're elected at the October
election. are entitled to their seats.
Mr. Sheer Of pcnnsvlc,Dia srhr,;,.od
,-,..,,,- 49,.
and Mr. Grassland, coneurring in the report
OF Mr. Smith but for different reasons.
MIR. h"z'et7o' on behalf OF himself and Mr.
johnson OF Ohio submitted still further
report. declaring IN favor OF The August cleo
ton' ana OF the election OF Ar. Davis and
Mr.. ha2an from the First aud Second dis
tTie's respectively.
Mr. smith gave notice that he would call
Up '''s report IL an carry gay
s. X. DoxAvIy. Eso-Tne Cincinnati
Enquirer. referring to this gentleman. notice
Of whose election to the ClcrL<bin Of the
Ohm Sonata Will bo r,,,d ~ o,r fr.t nara
savs.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

! OFFER FOR SAL - TRhCT OFIaNDof Fifty
: = 'i1--' 90 he HeTIyvii.e Turnpike. o. g IniI
rom 'Ahri. -t"vn. The Land is irgt-ciass AID
has good fence aTnrr q. IT. ''' anu
January 1879 3. - IA 4-NfONI'
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AES--Tbc very bet Ci-.rs so'1 IN town and
\ UtprircE rom sc to 10 each S0cfss % or dzr m
'gcd stock on hand. VIII &c ~ tho BOX ~ = dIs
cnuot GEO I. LIGHT.
DEfN0LDE' pile, and AL o'hrr pstsnt Ined.-
Cines sold ~ GEO !. LIGHT.
August y. I~-3.
J AMPS, ian'rvn5 Trd Lamp Code i-st rocciv-
DARLOR LANPS.-HsIr dozen pairs sp!crdid
Psrior Lamps Tor SAFE BY
Nov u. 1913. GEO. r. LIGHT.
DRESE%Ts or every one, to be found ~
Dec ib-i"53- GEO. I. LIGHTS
! AMPS the ts=t and chea pest far s,ro ~
- Dec 1873. GRO 7 LIGHT.
SAGE--Pgr. Ground Sage, f.r --Ie by
> Dec :. 1873. GEO T LIGHT
SALTPETRE Pure saItpetrs and common salt.
p@fr". Tor sale b GEO T LIGHT.
DlL PAiSTiNGs- genuine f,- sal BY
- Dec ,, 1913. GEO 7. LIGHT
EROrND PEPPER-PUre-soIo by
II Dec >, l-73. GEO-T. LIGHT
SHOE Polish. French Blnrkiu-. Gl-cerins 10.
Dec 2.1773. GEO T LIGHT.
~ z ofT-r nothing bot the best Of ar-icIe.-b,v.
or can supply the common kind # d.-fred.
Dec :. 1873 GEO. T LIGHT.
IL PAINTINGS .-The finest kind If Oil Paint
Ingz no" Tor Ea!eI Iy GEO 7 LIGHT.
SCHOOL BOOKS. My stock Of Book. Il com
- piete. comprisiny Hi-t1riep. R-eGers Aritb
1re;irs, Grammar English and other I.ngus res
VIII cell all School BoUks on time to rrzTonzbI.
part GEO T LIGHT.
TNOBACCOS Pride Of yirginis ct 75c. Durb.r,
Genuine AT IS: DcgrsHT0; Gr.vefv Cbeving.
Heather Chinee at 81. The best Tobacco in fown.
Oct- . 1913 GEO. T. LIG BIT.
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TO TIE FU&LFC.
SALT I0R WGOD.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

Ts7HE Offices now orhupIcI 10y j p. Lucas and
Z 81. Geo ' BsUyA- will he fl r.ut nom
JauUarv lst 4 JAS. Law EOOFF.
- .c'.ruh.r . .3-rg.
At. IS Particular Attention i. Lied 10 lie
! magnificent stnrE q MILLINERY GOODS NJ
GDl-ru.Ith's Twin r. .HE. room IL the rrer Of
store 10 ra Ur"pzrrG ia" exhibition. and p Fash-
ioEablo Nrla Or i- F. con- nj attendance The
F'yi~- sre ne very lzrr=r and PERFECTLY beautiful
Prices less than could be lima giusd
u Call carly and ma Es your srIcctigns
Ocr1be. :, I-.3.
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TIE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
SUMMING, ENGINEERING, &C.

! AhI.,. r"srru"d lo cf-oo or MD STIR
LA4NI, ENGINEERING AND CONVEY
o. having a-="crs'rd my son J. ~ ID,
bi,v" N. win m ID toe BH~Ifrgs ~. ,II..r ,T,T
-. wees D" Or y old pnfEurz # .T.ffarsnr f,f,-b.
-o'g' irf, Bsrtelrv and LOuGuun "A nj ;i;l otItcTs
WIZ also teach PHuuOVrtprv wLcrcycr a CI.ss
80: on 100 JAMES ". BROWN.
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REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Timber Land
FOR SALE.
$50 AoCes,

rsVHE undersigned ofTers for ssle, privately, Two
Valuable Tracts of TIMBER LAND. The first
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THE LTQUoR LAw.-While at Charleston.
says the Weston Democror, we we're prompts
ed by curiosity to know the sentiments of the
people on the new liquor law. aud took occa-
sion to ascertain the number of names on the
petitions sent to the Legislature. praying for
the repeal of the Law, and those who wanted
it continued III force. They stood thus:
For repeal ..........-......2 ZIG
Against repeal. Extraordinarily l9
Majority against repeal 20, 1903
Certainty a more emphatic endorsement of
law has not been had in this State since its
organization.
e. The House Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads will report q bill partially re
storing the fronking privilege by authorizing
the free transmission through the mails of
public documents and newspaper exchanges.
The Postmaster General strenuously opposes
this proposition.
ES- Hon. Robt T. Withers has been
elected L. S Senator by the Virginia Legis-
- S-;th sch man in the highcst co,n.
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FOR SALE.

IsI reeeivsd Brown. Crushed and Gr.Dyl,tes
z@,7' '"Ilesz' &c. +. 7 GROVE.
EFhf-sH Candy. RsiSins. AIrnonds end Pes Nut,.
- az DF r. 7. GROVE.
NETINCHEsTER Sheep Skin Oil Drs,,.e Can't.
.rf+ End loves, Cheap for snIs by
'A"NA'y D. 1914. Fl GROVE.
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SEAS0XABLE PRESENTS.

Aoycmror % 1873.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-05
EASTERN & MAINE CEN
TRIAL RAILROAD.
COMMENCING AUG. 3, 1874.

Passenger trains leave Portland dali
for portsmouth and Boston, Sun
M, ls15 and 500 P NJ
Leave Portland for Portsmouth and Dover daily,
Sundays excepted. at 010 a: m. and 3.15 p. NJ.
ton at 1880 A. NJ, T45 P. M.
Leave Boston for Portsmouth and Portland at T.30
and 1915 A. M. 1920, 1920 P. NJ.
Leave Boston for Portsmouth, Portland, Bangor,
Houlton, Calais and st. John at 1920 z. Nj.
Leave Boston for Portsmouth, Portland, Bangor
and st. John at 7 80 and n8.15 A. nj.
Leave Dover for Portsmouth and Portland at $50,
1880 and 500 p. m.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland at 1000 and 1920
A. NJ. 1905 L. NJ, 1928 2: M:
Leave Portsmouth ior Portland, Bangor, Houlton,
Calais and st. John at 1928 P. M.
Leave Portland for lewiston Bath Rockand, Au-
Leave Portland (via Danville} for Lewiston, Fa--
mington, Wateryille and Skowhegan at t1O5 P. M.
gusta. Skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor at
Leave Portland for Bangor, via Augusta, pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars0 at 1915 p. m.
For Lewiston, Bath and Augusta at 1850 P. NJ.
For Lewiston via DaEville at t5.45 P. M.
Leave Biddeford tor Portland at $500 A. M, re-
The 91O A. M. and s15 P. M. trains from
Portland, and the 800 A. M. train from Bangor
make close connections to New York by one or
ether of the routes from Boston. Passengers ticket
ed through by either route.
ne $40 A. M. train arrives IN Boston at 200
?. M. in season to connect with the train for
New YORK, all rail. also with the $50 P. NJ.
(steamboat) trains for New York via Fall River,
Stonington and Norwich Lines. The 315 P. M. train
arrives in Boston in season to connect with trains
for New York via Springfield at 9 P. M and $50 P.
NJ. train via Shore Line.
The 9.1O A. M. and SIS P. NJ trains from Portland
connect at Conway junction with theGreat Falls and
Conway Railroad.
The 815 A. M. train from Boston arrives in Port
land in for passengers to take the of the
P. q o. Railroad.
The S.15 A. M. train from Boston connects with
the Grand Trunk Railway for Montreal, Quebec and
all parts of Canada East
Through tickets are sold in Portland and Baggage
checked through to Houlton, Calais, st. John, Hal
flax, Dover, Foxcroft, Rockland, &c.
freight train will leave Portsmouth for Dover,
and Dover for Portsmouth, daily.
*Pullman sleeping car express train. N. 3. This
train runs Sunday Morning. does not run Monday
morning.
Accommodation train
gFast Express.
CHARLES r. GATCR,
General Manager.
GEO. BACHELOR,
General Agent Eastern Railroad Portland Me