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ROCKLAND.
WEDNESDAY,, Ma,

WEDNESDAY, may {.
Rev. w. 7. Stowe will preach at Middle
stree school house next Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
The Methodist pulpit will be occupied next
Sunday afternoon by Rev. W. e Barrows, ow-
ing to the absence of Rev. G. r. Palmer, who
is after ding the East Maine Conference now in
session at Dover, Me.
Mr.. T. Jameson & Co., granite workers, have
just completed q fine monument, ordered by p
M. Whitmore of Bath, and to be erected in
memory of the family of Deacon Ww. Whit
more. On one side of the die are inscribed the
names of himself and two wives, and on lie
other the names of his four sons 1t is an ele-
CANT structure, standing seven feet high, partly
polished and partly plain, aud made from
granite taken from the Jameson quarry at
South Thomsstop. 1t will be forwarded 10
Bath today per Knox and Lincoln Railroad.
At the granite quarry of Mr.. George Mayo,
10 men are steadilo employed. They are now
at work on IL fine monuments, the finest OF
which is for Mr.. Mosman of Searspo TT, the re st
being for Ohio parties.
Nineteen kilns are on fire in this city today,
all of which are patent ones.
-Four 'ramps were lodged ia the city den last
night.
Revenue steamer McCulloch, Capt Hamliu,
was in this port yesterday afternoon, and sail
ed last evening for Castne.
Schooner Lsconis, Capt Crockett, is loading
lime at Browns wharf for New York; Chase,
Ipgrahau, at Farrand & Spears for same
port, and Hume, Calderwood, st Hanrahau's,
for Salem. These three schooners carry 2400
casks, and $50 casks are shipped by the Cobb
Lime Co.
Twelve cases have been disposed of at the
civil term of the police court since Yesterday
noon
A drunken fellow broke several panes of
glass from the window of A. K Leiehton's
eating saloon last evening, and was incarcer-
ated in the city den few hours as penalty.
At noon today the thermometer indicated 600
above in the shade.
During an interview with City Marshal elect
Spear the other day, he informed your cores
pondent that he intended to clean out eyery
rum shop in the city Immediately, having his
band of special policemen all selected for the
purpose. He says he shall not enter one or
two each day, but 60 through the whole at the
came time.
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English AxricuIfure.

The farmers of England are in desperate
straits and their condition is daily growing
worse with no prospect of improvement In the
future. james Card, an eminent statistician,
recently declared that the area under wheat
cultivation in the United Kingdom was one
million less than twenty years ago, and that
the acreage of green crops or garden vegeta-
bles was seventy three thousand acres less
In 1878 than in 1877. According to Mr.. Card
the average yearly consumption of wheat per
head in the United Kingdom is 341 pounds.
OF this quaotty only 1853 pounds are home
grown, and 1888 pounds are produced in for
eign countries. 1t is said the farmer sold l..
644 142 quarters more of wheat In 1866 than
In 1877, and 100000 quarters more in 1873
than In that year.
The lands being owned by the aristocracy
are rented by the farmer, and the rents have
been steadily reduced until they do not aver
age two per cent on the valuation, and. in
many instances tenants cannot be found at
any price, SO improbable is the business of
raising crops or meat for the markets. In al
most every county in England the tenant
farmer is being starved out because Russian
wheat and American grain and meats can be
proitably delivered in London for less price
than the British producer could raise them
tor, even if he had his land rent free.
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HALLOWELL.
WEpNESDAY Mani

WEDNESDAY, May Z.
A sampson & Sons of this city have been
shinpipg cargo of shocks from Gardiner tn
New York, By vessel and are now SHINING a
cargo of strips to Boston. These strins bavs
always been considered as worthless, or nearly
SO, until quite recently, when some paper
manufacturers in this vicinity tried the plan of
making them into paper; but it was not much
OF success, and they gave it up as a failure.
N ow Boston firm think they can work them
to advantage, therefore the shipment
Some OF the BARRIERS around town cannot see
why. if they are obliged to shut up SUNDAY. the
M ik vendors, bake house, livery stables, &c.
snopla n, not DO likewise, aud they threaten to
Inc raising of the salary of the city agent.
ana and cutting down that Of the night watchman.
looEs queer In the eyes of many. One, being
very necessary and having a very small com,
pensaton, anu the other, not go much needed,
ha M an increase of $50 in the salary.
There are five vessels laying at our wbarves
now, two at Courier's wharf. one at Leigh &
Wingate's wharf and two at Milliken's Wharf
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Better Than scarecrows.

For several years we have published every
spring directions for preventing crows from
pulling corn, by covering the seed with tar,
and We reprint them below, hoping that ali
our readers who are troubled by crows will
follow them, for we believe this method the
cheapest, easiest and most successful ever
devised; indeed, as far as our experience and
observation 60, it is absolutely perfect. Crows
will not pull corn which is covered with tar,
and 1t costs but few cents in money and a
few minutes time to coat all the seed that
any farmer uses. e#F 5
For peck OF corn take half pint of COM
mon tar; put the tar into kettle, pour in
three quarts of boiling water. STIR it for
moment, or until the tar is dissolved; then
as quickly as possibly pour in the corn, and
stir it rapidly until every kernel bias got a
black coat. Then turn Of the water and
throw in shovelful of land plaster or road
dust and stir the mixture until all the kernels
are separated and covered with the plaster or
dust. The last addition is merely to prevent
the corn from sticking and enable one to
drop 1t readily. Some people are afraid to
use this plan, for fear the corn will be cooked
by the hot water so that it will not sprout,
but if you work rapidly there isn't a bit OF
danger. The water cannot be too hot when
yo1 begin. The corn will be little longer
In coming up, but it will come and the crows
won't touch it.-MirrOr and Farmer.
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WANTS
RENT WANTED.

A convenient RENT of 5 or G
rooms, for a family of three.
Address .'B," Press office, giving
location and price.
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A Thought ON Future Re,ribu,iou.

Whatever Henry Ward Beecher or any one
else may think, or theorize, concerning the
doctrine of future retrioution, certain is it thu
nature is an uncompromising believer in its
certainty and justice Do yourself the wiful
lnJury Of violating the conditions of health,
her retribution is sure and often apparently far
exceeding in proportion the sin. Late hours.
irregular mesls,overe sting, eycesses of all kinds
are followed by silver complaint" dyspepsia
and sympathetic disorders OF the brain. In
women the same excuses, augmented by the
wearing of tight or insufficient clothing. the
suspension of heavy skirts from the hips, etc.
invariably produce those weaknesses and dis
eases peculiar to the sex. Repeated attacks of
cold, due to exposure, inevitably produce
catarrb, and in some cases consumption. The
liberal party have one argument in their favor
in the fact that DR.. Piefce's Family Medicines
are sure and efficient remedies for these retri-
butive diseases. The Golden Medical Dscov-
cry and Pleasant Purgative Pellets, for the dis
ease OF the stomach and liver, are unexcelled,
while the Fsvorite Prescription enjoys the
highest reputation of all remedies for female
diseases and weakness,
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sACo AND sIDDEFORD.

WEDNESDAY, May z.
Scion Chase is advertised to talk to the
Greenbackers of Saco and Biddeford at the
Heath meeting house in Saco, 'nexs Saturday
evening.
Deputies Mari and Stuart seized two five
gallon kegs of whiskey at the Eastern depot,
Biddeford, last night
The deputy sheriffs will hereafter seize al,
lager beer that comes into these two cities under
the name of "Roessle's Hop Lager"
"Human nature" will be the subject of Rev.
Mr.. Wales (Universalist) lecture in City Hall,
Saco, "Wednesday evening.
The go-as-you-pleaset tournament at CITY Hall
Saco, began at u NJ. yesterday. AT 935 D. N.
Back had accomplished 80 miles, Verrill So.
Merrill So. Buck fell, injuring his knee and
stopped at 1870. Merrill stopped before 70
O'Clock. Verrill stopped at O'clock this
morning Verrill at o'clock last night left
the hall, walked to Biddeford, got his supper,
returned at and went to work again. At12
m. today Buck had 30 miles, Merrill 6Oa. YER
rlll 623 At O'Clock this afternoon Buck had
70 mules, Verril 20 miles. Merrill has not been
on since IL m.
Before the Bijdeford Police Court this
morning the two girls who were found at
Clutf's house of ill-repute, and com mitted.
We're allowed TO pay the Costs of court and %
hours to leave the city. Mrs. Cluff was allow
ed time to pack up and follow.
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LEWISTON AND AUBURN.
WEDNESDAY, May z.

WEDNESDAY, way &.
j. #. Small, ESQ.,, has purchased BENZ.
Berry's place on Summer street.
Hotel arrivals Tuesday: Dewitt, SO; Mars
ton, %; Elm, 16.
Charles Toony and Michael Lynch were each
fined this morning at the Municipal Court SIS
and costs, for simple drunkenness. Toony was
committed.
Captain King is in limbo again, this time
for breaking and entering Mrs. Dupn's
residence and taking therefrom keg of beer.
Inc captain had an accomplce, but the police
have failed TO detect the latter as yet.
Officer Hodgdon seized another quantity of
liquor to-day.
S. jenkins of Boston has leased the Lake
Auburn Spring Hotel for the season.
The Sophomores hold prize debate to-
morrow evening at the Chapel.
The Eastern Steamboat Company have
chartered the "Laurena," owned BY J. T.
Small of this city.
@. Fl. Webbsr, the celebrated, stopped in
town last night, and left on the morning train
for Saco.
Harry Haltwell, the champion, and John j.
Council, have entered for the twelve hour
walking contest on the 9th inst, in tbs City
Hall. $50 in prizes are offered in this race,
which will be the most important of the
season. A
Avery enjoyable reunion of Meudelssohn
Club members was held as their rooms last
evening. Good remarks were made by Messrs
Caluert, Savage S ands and Robinson and
President Gou]ding.
The following divorces were decreed at the
last term of the court:
Hannah M. Benjamin vs.. Nathaniel Benja-
min.
Isaiah S. Hunnewell vs. Nancy W. Hume
we'll.
Sarah c. Weymouth VS.. John W. Wey-
mouth.
Frank Maron Vs. LORNA FL. Maron.
Ella S Kueeland VS.. Edward r. Kneeland.
Jennie L. Wood vs.. Octavios Wood.
Ezra B. Hilton VS.. Clara b. Hlltou.
Alba S. Adams VS.. Joseph E Adams.
Eunice j. Davis We. VIM. Davis.
Louisa Skillings VS.. Ambrose Skl'ings.
Addie j. Hodekips VS.. Eliot S. Hodgkins
Mary Doilaff vs.. Francis Dolaff.
Alice j. Curtis VS.. Geo. S. Curtis.
Rosa #. Keene vs.. Frank l.. Keene.
Afie e. Ciary vs.. W. Frank Clary.
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AUGUSTA,
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY, May Z.
Operations have commenced upon the exteL-
sion and repairs to be made upon the Catholic
church.
Base ball was rather lively in Market Square
about O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
Ihere was several arrests yesterday.
Iwenty'nine arrivals at the Cony House
Tuesday.
A horse belonging to the Singer Sewing
Machine Manufacturing Comnanv became
frightened by paper flying in the air and
started up the street on the run. when OPP
po3te Tibbtts' store be came 10 contact with a
wagon, tipping it over and THROWING out a
little girl. When opposite Coombs' stable he
more frightened than i3jared. The horse was
considerably bruised abOutth legs.
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BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

0u and After Monday, Feb
Tnsssaslass6SsF ruary ~ 1879 trains will
Es =s;:s= LEAVE PORTLAND FOR
G-- BOSTON a S.45. a. u. 100, 8 80 o,
M, arriving a. Boston at l.30. 80, 500 p. m. Re-
turning, leave Boston at 730 a. NJ, l2.3n, $50 o. m .
arriving at Portland 1910, 5.10 500, p m.
For Scarborough Beach, Pine r0fnf Old
Orchard Beach. sRcv) Btddeford and
AeEnebunk at 8.45 a. M, 100, $50, g. 5 D. M
For Wells, No. Berwick, salmou fail.
Greas E3Ils, Dover, Newmarket, Exa,
ter, BaverhilI. North Andover Law.
re1ce, Andovet and lowell az e.45 a. n.
100. $50 q. m. '
For Rochester, Pennington and Allan
Bay at 8.45 a. M, 3 80 p. N.
For Manchester and Concord (yIa Law rence)
at s.45 8, IA. tvis Newmarket Junction,y $50
D. m.
The 90 train from Portland connects with all
sound Line Steamers for New York The
south and the West 1
The $50 rain Portland connscts with all
Rail lines for New York. ~ ~
Through Tickets 90 all Eoiyfx Heuth
and West st lowest rates.
Trains on Boston q Maine road connect with
all steamers running between Portland ami Ban
gor, Rockland, Mt. Desert Mathias 9astport,
Calais, st. John and Halifax Also, connect with
Grand Trunk trains at Grand Trunk Station and
Transfer Station.
AL trains STOP ST Exeter ten minutes tor rsfrssh-
mentH. First class Dinina Rooms at Portland.
Iransier Station, Exeter. Lawrence and Boston.
JAS. Il. FURBER, Gen, Supt.
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GEO. r. POWELL IL co.
ADVERTISING AGENTS

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>, Dealers in Printing Materials of every es riptlon
Type, Presses etc.
This paper may be found on file at our Office,
Office No, Al Park Row, New York.
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w. w. SHARPE Il CO.,
A D. Il TIsINg AGENTS.
DzpH Dnnx
RK ROW, NEW YORK.

Advertisement wril en-, appropriately displayed
and proofs giveI free Oh charge.
n, me leading ng y and Weekly Newspapers of the
accommodation IF Advertisers. ava 'Ne
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F&bR SALE !!
Residence for Sale.

FEsHE large two-story House with ell and stable at
n tached, about twenty acres of tage land with
young orchard, situated at Oak Hill, Scarborough.
estate OF the late Emery Moody deceased. The
above is one of the most attractive and desirable To-
commanding fine view, and being within a few
minutes walk of the 2 S. &P. r. r. depot as also
short drive of either Portland Saco Old Orchard or
Libbys Beach. For terms and particulars enquire NJ
r. }. LARRABEE, Admia is raior.
mh2idtf 100 f-2 Middle Street.
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DODD,S
Newspaper Advertising Agency.

265 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON.
Advertisements received for every Paper in the
United States and British Provinces at the lowest
contract prices. Any information cheerfully given
and estimates promptly furnished.
File OF the PRESS kept for inspection at any time.
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PORTLAND &NORCESTER / Nh
Portland & Rochester II. r..
NOVEMBER IS, 1873.

60, Trains will run as follows
slH|In9 Leave Grand Trunk Depot,
Portland 1t 1850 a. a.. and
Leave Preble St. Station at TAO a. M, LIP and $50 n.
1850 A. m. Accommodation for Worcester, with
through car tor Boston via Nashua and Lowell
Arrives at Rochester at 9.55 a. M, connect.
Ing with Eastern and Boston d Maine Rail-
roads.) At Nashua u.4T a. M, Lowell
121S p. M, Boston LIS p. M, Aver Junc.
ton 12.40p. M, Fitchburg LIS D. M, and
Worcester at 2.10 p. M, connecting with
trains South and West.
1sGC II M Steamboat Express for New
London. Through Car for Lowell aud
hOston Connects at RochesleF tor Do
Yer and Grcas Calls, al Eppins for Nau-
chester and Concord, at Nashua for
Lowell ane Boston, at Aver Sanction
fol- Fitchburx and the West via Ro0sac
funnel Line, at Worcester with Boston
& Albany Railroad tor New York at Put
ine' fol Philadelphia, Baliim0re and
Washington, at New London with Nor
witch Line Steamers due at Pier Nc. 40,
No-sh River, New Work, at 500 a. In.
$50 p. m.-From Preble Street. Mixed for Roch-
ester and Way Stations.
Trains leave Rochester 45, Il 90 q. m, and $50
p m, arriving in Portland at 9.35 a. m, LIS
and 11.00p. m.
Close connections made at westhrook junction
Grand Trunk Depot, Portland with through
trains Of Grand Trunk Il
Through tickets to all points South and West at
Depot offices and at Rollins & Adams, No. % Ex-
change Street. j. M. LUNF,
oc7dtf Supt
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Residence in Deering

on Spring St, Near WoodfarA's, Three
Minutes Walk from HI 0rse Cars and M
C. IL. IL. Station, One Ra .Ie from II Ortland
FEIHE desirable residence known as the nCobb"
Il House. has recently been put in thorough re-
par and will be leased as either single or double
tenement on very reasonable terms. Stable attached
to the house. Adde'S or apply TO EVERETT
SMITH. 105 State street, Portland, Me.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Executrix of the viii of
THOMAS R. HAYES, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland deceased, and has TAX
en- upon herself that trust BY giving bonds as the
law directs All persons having demands upon
the estate Of said deceased, required TO ex-
hibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
FRANCIS f. d. HAYES, Execuirix:
Portland, April Is, 1879, dlaw3wTht
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GsSsssA-~ On and after MonCav, March
nTesAaM Sd, the Steamer New 81 "a swick.
E zszssSas&za4 Capt, D. S. Hail, lily Of
-. Portland, Capt. S. HI % win
St John -'- A"'p0i' anu
days. 'p'i' S"Au'
Connections made at Eastport for Robbinston, St.
Connections made at st John for Digby, Annapo
u.s. WndsoI, Kentville, Halifax, N. S.; Shediac.
amherst, Pictou. Summerside, Charlottetos n, P,
n. FiedeIicktowD, N b., and all stations on the
IntercUlonial Rail way.
O'Clock p m. N'-A
For Circulars, with maps of Routes, Tickets State
Rooms and any further information apply a. the
Uompany's office, No. Mink St., Opposite Ocean
mhldu A. r. STUBBS. Agent, R. R. Wharf
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Desirable Real Estate For Sale.

FHaHE rst-class brick dwelling house No 81 Spring
st with about eleven Thousand feet of land
The house is most thoroughly built from foundation
up good cellar with large Brick Cistern good Brick
Stable Carriage House and Wood House, with ney-
er falling well OF water in the yard Good Yard and
Garden.
This property is pleasantly located on one of the
best streets in the city, and very central with excel
lent neighborhood, and is very desirable for good
quiet home 1t will be sold at a fair price and on
reasonable terms of payment to close an estate.
Ii not SOD within reasonable time it Will be Of
Tered for Rent if desired
For further particulars as to terms &c.. inquire of
s. B. HASKELL,
Administrator Of Estate of John Dow
No 80 Bramhall st. or No. 81 Exchange St.
Portland, March a 1879. mh24tf
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STEAM Frs.
Maine Steamship Company
Semi.Weekly Line to New York.
Steamers EIeanOra and rranoon;

VIII until further notice, leave Franklin Wharf
Portland, every Monday and THURSDAY OF
f. M, and leave Pier 3s, East River, New Yort
every MONDAY and THURSDAY. at4 P. M. A'
These steamers are fitted up with fine accommo.
dations for passengers, making this a very conyen
lent and comfort ible route for travellers between
New YORK ana Maine. During the summer months
these steamers will ouch at Vineyard Haven on
their passage TO and from New ofk PASSAGE m
Guiding State Room, 81; meals extra Goods ,des-
tined beyond Portland or New York forwarded 70
destination at For further information annlv 70
HENRY FOX, General Agent Portland "
y. +. AMES, Ag'L, Pier 80, E. r New York
T1ckets and State Rooms can be obtained at % Ex
change street. deciedtf
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Mann ~ " 60 lean on irst class Real Estat.
VA SS1S IA a Security, in Portland, or vi
cinity. Rents collected, taxes paid, &c on Com-
mission. Apply to F. G. PATTERSON, Oea sr IN
Real Estate. 1894 Congress Street. no5eoitf
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.
embracing the leading Hotels in the State st aash
the Daily PRESS NAV Away be found,
ALFRED.
Alfred ssonsa, X. A. Goding, Proprietor
AUBUBNs
Eissa kaerse, Coart. St. W. g. d. A. Yeuux
RroPristcTs.
AUGUSTA.
AagustA House, State sac, EEs EhitCheas,
BATH.
Sasa szosel, u. m. Finmmer, PrSprsessp
shnnnon's Rotel Jerry Shannor,1 PRO-
4 prietOr.
BELFAST.
American Honse-.g ID. fucker, Proprie-
BSASTE R,s MILLS.
Gaacock lsuse, m. sanccck, rreprae-
tSr.
BOSTON.
eSrker House. schesl ST. n. Id. Parker u
Co., Proprietors.
Tremoas zaoasc, fremont st.-ChnpEp:
GarneJ E DO. Proprieaars.
BRUNSWICK, MIX.
r.; d a. Dining Rooms, w. n. Field
C0RNaSH.
Coruish Ezeuss, III. Ii. Davis, Proptte,nr
DANvELLE JUNCTION.
Oi0rkss Dining Hall, Grand Trunk Rail-
way Depot, IA. w. Clark, Proprietor
Merehants' Exchange HoteI. Dexter. Me-.
w. u. Morrill,, Proprietor.
EAST BROwNFlELD.
liberty House, w. III. sticsney, Proprie.
tor.
EAsTpO2T.
Passa snsqRoddy Eons@,-A, Pike s. De-,
FropFhssors.
sssHAas.
MT. O"sisr senae.-xziFzg. Inssen, Prss
prsesex,
EOULT0N
Smell EHouse.-D. o. Floyd, Proprietor.
LIMERICK.
LiHa rick House,-D. 9. Fogg, Proprie or
LEWISTON
sse sstss Aoass, Quiuby & March, Ere.
sTiesrr.
MHLLaREDGE.
Atlantic saase Sec. A. Hopkins, Pro.
Srietcr,
N0RRIDGEW OCK.
gssnfcrfh s4onse, ID. Danforth. Proprseter
PEAKS ISLAND.
Unisn sRsuse-W. IT. Zones. Proprfssss.
PORTLAND.
Amsric IN House, corner of Middle and
ndia streets. ID. Randall a. Son.
ferry's Hotel, sG5 Federal st.s. g. gSorry.
Proprietor.
Cisv Hotel, Cor. Congress and Green Ga,
j. X. Martin, Proprietor.
Falmouth Hotel, ID. ". Shaw g. Son, pro-
PrietOrs.
Prsbie House. Congress So. Gihsen 4 &C.,
Proprietors.
o. y. Hotel, Junction O @ congress and FED
ernt SITS. Mcdonald & Neyvbegin, PrOpri.
eiSss.
SACCARAPPA.
Presumpscot III ouse,-W. y. Pratt, Propri
etOr.
SKOWHEGAN.
Farmer ssosse, ~, q. Eeselson, EszeDri. |
ct0r. |
Elm House.-F. A. 0ore. Proprietor.
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New Eve story House for Sale.

HOUSE No. 8 Ellsworth street, 10 rooms, good
IL cellar and drainage. Lot 3Sx75 The IN ost lib
term Of years at per cent. interest. Apply to : g.
PA tTERSON, Dealer in Real Estate, or anal
National Bank. mht ~
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REAL ESTATE.

Farsss i'm New Gloucester for sale.
Farm of Sc acres, well divided, and this proper
i ty situated in New Gloucester, Name, about
churches. House II story, and in good nice order,
painted inside aud ou last year; three good wells OF
water; young orchard, pear trees, grape vines, all
in bearing condition. For further particulars en-
qure on the premises. Terms cash.
w. H. COOLING.
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STEAMERS


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
The Shortest Possible Sea Route Between
ihe United States and England.
SPEED, SAFETY Dc COMFORT COMBINED.
The frst-c'ass iron mail steam
.HxSk ~ ers of this line sail from Hall
GHl nER4& fax every alternate Tues-
lMMlNxlkSAS day for Liverpool wa ST. Johns
ulzsEszaE - n. f., and Queenstown From
Baiti".re every allern W~dnesds "
From Quebec every Saturday, to Liverpool
via Londonderry
Only Five days actual ocean travel via Quebec and
but Seven via Halifax.
Cabin Passage $40 and $50, according to location
of Room; intermediate $40; Storage: to British
Ports, $2s; London, 81; Hamburg, Bremen, Paris &
Scandinavian Ports. $32 Return and Prepaid Tick
cts to and from all paris OF Europe at reduced rates.
For Maps and Sailing Schedule apply 10 VIM.
or LEVE g. ALDEN, Gen. Pass. Agents for New
England and Middle States, 27l Broadway, N. Y.
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