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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-19

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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-19
Raw Furs.

The highest prices are paid for Fox, Mink Skunk and Muskrat by
 STEVENS & BROOKS, j17 ct 273 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-19
Railroad Notes.

Master Mechanic Kettendorf of the Con- soidated railroad shops in the employ of the road for thirty years, was presented Saturday evening with 8 beautiful gift. comprising
 afty-one cabinet sized photographs. repre-
 senting the engineers of the New York, New
 Haven and Shore Line Divisions of the Con-
 solidated road, grouped in one handsome
 frame all these engineers being under the
 supervision of MT. Kettendorf. In the cen ter of the group is an India ink photograph of MT. Kettendorf, which is very feliks. Upon the sides of his picture are representa- tions of the past and present style of locomo- tives. The old-time one was the first 1ocomo- tive built, and is novel looking machine. The date of it's construction is 1881. This old apparatus, it is said, is now the property
 of the Camden and Amboy railroad. Upon the opposite side Is photograph of one of
 the modern engines now in use upon the road, No. 39. The presentation took place at MT. Kettendorf's house. The engineers were
 represented by about twenty five of the number
 and many lady friends were present. The
 picture will be in Armstrong's window. The fremen, brakemen, switchmen and outside men of the Consolidated road, to- gether with the hands in the shops in this
 city, have presented petition to the board of directors of the road for an increase of pay.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-19
The nocemesdes case,

The Bocemesdeg case came before United Statel Commissioners rlatt On Saturday, and after severs witnesses had testified the vas continued to Jan nary 26
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-19
Transfers of Real EEstate.

1ThuS1eES OI HGt21 EStf4tes Transfers of real estate have recently been recorded in the office of the Town Clerk as follows: James Cahill to Henry Hebro, land and buildings with frontage of thirty feet on Greenwich avenue.
 Matthew McQueeny to John Mulvey, land and buildings with frontage of thirty feet on Oak street.
 Robert Finister to William W. Hotchkiss land with frontage of ffty-eight feet on Main street, Westville.
 Morris Hayes to Franz Brandt, land and buildings with frontage of forty-eight feet on Baldwin street.
 Thomas J. Kelly to Thomas Brennan, land with frontage of forty feet on Kimberly ave- nue.
 Thomas G. Sloan to the New Haven school district, land with frontage of sixty feet on Lloyd street.
 Samuel L. Blatchley to Michael Gunchion, land with a frontage of two feet on James street.
 George ". Merrill to John Driscoll, land with frontage of forty feet on Nash street.
 Charles s. Hamilton to Herman DeVries, land and buildings with frontage of fifty five feet on John street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-19

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, 1880-08-20

newly-elected lranl Master. lie was c,to,
a,rnn t1r u sMccl',. MID rtspoll.lrli si,nnsai iIa
tllat hls at9r lind not vi ',1Isn,1 1Ixnur,1
tI l re,nln'r;i tiio S!r KntEhts prrsent iba
upon ns tho l,ratt n the Order ,lnll liz oXe1 "o..,
elected wna Installed. Several nilrnl,,fa %m!! wv!
ilnIttet ln.lElllNtn tlnce, hut nwiil,, IN ~
cuwt rtltG tl!u entiiltrt fWtwtti tho y,s an td
iff1ri,ns1i'a n,, m'sis T. wHs alnndo ~
for l'onc at o'eock this inrinu, NJ, mil lrass e's,
nf tho other ort5nlxatloi,s viii IrnyH % nat, 's!
zig dny Many knIgits will mt retur,." r",iaR ,r,!R!
their C.inn|anterst but will rlibrr,, thH "a, i,a
cllcal, Tickets 1,oltf out. K 1,l,,nhu. h ,''ef
lndi, !A!lais nvu thus lrft alrvaly. ai,'f III ~
few bt tllo Communicates VIII rrf,rI, k,a:y kc.,y
ns strung. numerically nB they left Mnst SlG y.
~ Grand COMMUNICATES viii reInaiIt ,,n,i II
ut least tlis evening. ''' u''s'l
TIE LADIES OF THE A,sot,rn,
Chicago, and st. Bernard cDm,nnndo,,o.
EeGt oi,en lln''so NIL day yestcrdaIys dIs''ri =,
1'ha tcnls wern Beautifully enrmp, nr,,n
Moilted wltli flowers arSl trai1inee G|t1e
I;cht,s E'1thH, wiIp , ar,g,t 1'ng thq sn'rs day f1l
crenn were supplied ~ boin,less aaai'it,i.ss @ IT,
tn tile tl,rOnHs who paid tt1ctr rs,,nria i, NV
f9ir ol.es. 'r!,e circular tents weru crow,f"J f,I
MI my. ND tllo callers wcrc entertained ii
@n n''sr ye1In!t tI!ifs!yS a., ct Ch|eago hospay
riea oil to MI extent Tint "n,r s,,S,es,, ~,
the probability TINT Cl,tcnyo liSs llriSis,ss
must lnvc rcapcl n rich harvest II
sAprlyinx these pastcboartl souvenirs VI tha m
Aiming, tho more noteworthy people win
registered during t1e tly at tlies l,Sasantt S.rt
gatherings wore tl9 followtNg: EFT. Scl,uetzs
IlaltInlnrb; BURY. Russell, Louisiatla: w
Ilnd, CursIcAnn, Tex; L. NJ. l}arnss, ,tarrns., :.
y!lfc, Cal. n. n. I.tper, C0rsIcWbn
'rcx.;,, G. W; Hunt, Lawrence. Kas Ks's.l !:
a.. g. Haley. Salmon .Fnlls, "
". Q. Gould. Sun Frul,elseo; j. &. Barnauuil'' ui
llochcster, n. u; II. ". Crotzer, PhiinIs|,
phin; Z. II. T.!ngtlgc, Louisville. Ky.:
s,,ge, Hartford, Conn; Mrs. priestiey. Eann. q a.
ton, Miss. Mrs. q. N. rn!mntgr, i,oltsy!iln
Ky;;; Mrs. r. s. pIxtey, Winfield. Kns.; Mss,'
g. l1Itehcoet. peerla; Mrs. j. 4. f.ineweavcr'
Mscl,.; Mr. md Mrs. p. Irnpaneail, OTTAWA
ILL.,; md Mrs. Myrn l}rAttwclt, of Chicnvo.
, 1880-08-20

9cnsraI rI apownno u a rue urra np
.nnmhcr Of the Sir Knights Ind loft tito
occ,tryinr Tho tents. A rnw nj the tents
,,r,, - ,rna,, ,I,rint ,,u la, 1,rt .,o,. ,v,,r,
m'tu al."u s st ,, D"s @, ,, wa" "a.
so iew III 1tu',pet tha9 tlelr al'se''ee was hot
noticed. 1.ast night was snkcn advantage Ut
by tho three Chicago Communicates to ,lo
ti,rsnrfai hnstncss To ttn Waiting otns. This
fhln~ want m wc,l eno,,v1, nnt,i n uunrtrr
...E VEIL, W .,a. nna " ~, u e,'..,,s
looked threatening. Tho moon appeared for
a short time only, and then WINS obycurptt by
waa In tlIo 81. l,ar,,nr,, teut. iliscours,nr
~, ,,r,n,s ,,ur,, 1on,. ,f xo,or 1,oc,,a i,n,,si
nj music a,'d M drinking l. lemonade mud mud ratins
sandwiches. III Tic three round tents Of tho
Communicates Of t,htcnav wero number vf
ladies extending inequalities. At tho hour
followed by tremendous dowhpoir OF rni'l.
rhe sons Of Mars who were doing guard
duty reversed thclr arlns nltl .tterctl about Iii
tho ralh. There WIS 10 crowd nb0nt tho
us,,ntIy still, SAVE tint n good many tDlid
HOhY'' went up fran NIL about tho camp.
Tho comforts Gf camp llfe n 4 rai,,-st9rn tt I
escorts WHO wcre about making visits wcro
compelled to seek shcltcr whureycr they
could, fur tho rain catno ipuurlns, pouring
down.
TIFF TRIBUNE reporter, nothing tAulitetl
BY tho storm, took tour about tho camp a,ltl
whit sight WIS tlierel Most Eminent arn.Id
n,ld Past Hra,Nl Commanders were doing
their utmost to yet tlry ypnts III lunky tel1ts
The Past Eminent t}rn,Mi Commander OF tho
Stlte Of Illinois was buslly engaged III lnuls-
Ing II lifc-saytng raft out Of 1. soaltbox, to
keep l,i!n ai4 Ills family ntloat Il, t'le tent.
Atnnothcr pluec venerable Grand IrGlAto
md his wife were Standing OF Il cot. while
you'll, was gathering tip tic .cl0tlliag Of the
pair frun abOnt the tent. "llDw pr0vokhg,' ~
satu the Mrs. rro,ate, "fcrn'S llty nfRtitEow,l
Roppng wet" And yes+" responded tho
V.r., "herc nrU my slippers full Of wnter."
My goodness." comes from ,.'tothor tent,
and ny ciotNing is all spoluI:"
4 Cnptain-Genernl and Ills wife ],nA re-
tired for tic night, wlen tho rni,l struck tho
cntnp. The tent leaked bhtt1y, nllu they wcrO
driven from their beds, only to step Ullt with
bnre feet into n puddle Ut three inches Or
more deep If water. Ny conscience, what's
thfs:' shouted tho c. G. liz seized sock
aid nut It OIL, nntl tllen Slipped Ills foot into
4 boot. KeslusIll md he wins covered ctenl
,tp to the waist with thg water that Ind
tlrEtpttl Into his boots. The other sock Md
white shirt lay III tint puddle, Mrs, e. q. q
clothing fAretl tlo better, nrtl tito amount Ut
snceziliE tlat will bo done by TINT
muir tG-ttny Atld tile amount OF discomfort
thcy endured Inst night IL simply immense.
J Tho lnaies With their escorts who were
INT
, 1880-08-20
SOCIAL CALLS.

nuh'Sa TIE AFTERNOON
t,sau .v sa," n,, ro""..oa .t,1s f.a.1s ~ t,,ai.
houso" ",lo lGee.scu tlas1s A.ien"s w ;uelr
hcad4aarters Ill tug hotels. AS most OF tio
Grand paciiic iiotoI, tho CT rot'.naa % md C corri. m
oTs or unit eafvasary Weso llea tt 70 over Ct,
ilo%ing Turing lle afternoon Win Sir
hnt,1 mi uni nj vnatrrit,y ,y,,s n,,t inv, NJ,
% lin nrorra,n mr. NM NJ .rccenlio.,,nv. Inv ~ sorial,i,ttv
tno ptok.a'A ~ leceoLon.u"yt socNo4:ts
a ssee % asf sas s ffs sys sSsss ssssas sss as
wei well ln,,,s rs Vocal auartets' na0 tho round Of
'''S A. t,e'It tho Grand poc,tjc 11otct tbo Do,ro,t
Knghts received ] u,eir % frIuus. L IN ' tho club
room, previous TO their departure for tho
South purk battle-ground. whrre they were
tn ~fva n" nyIiI,t;o, t,r,tt rim Mnssnrh,,.
setts and 1shode Island Gr'u'd Communicates
were "at l'omo" III parlor u. md enter-
tanned NUMEROUS callers. Tho Mis-
sonrt nror;I ro,nn,nn,torv ",,tor+,i,,"a
Villa ~ tfIs,tj fa s;ron 5oSy M,naa,crv n, nr'f II ,c
Wills rtan11 to u .,t,'i;s,, S'iy " na!c
Ehn hoi Il, P1r,orIs yG TranI
,,s",a,, ,s ~ ,'.n,vo T.; Rn1n.. i,s @
Fiji III H., ohn hn i, ~, 'n';e Vi Gese ,
IT," Iu H., ~. m,, x.,r. '1 ta..torp p.uiti, ,.;,,o o
@ aaa nMo 4nnGn 't;n 0 sHrv a,n !oa.her WILL w1ao
tiinnn receiyed tlloir friends in Tnrinr II. md
ni,li,y called to cnllgratuNto its members Oh
l,ayiig thu prize Coutlalalcry H. Its iurlss!!e-
| welcomed cilIurs in PnrI0r 81, while Iurlur /
wns tl.ronsutl with tho friends uf the
Grand C0,l.mam.ery Of Wisconsin.
Ths s,yI' Tqrsrya e s GS}a4as5Y = s Of rttsSaTF
'ylsitors, and tl,N bubble parlors mid latls
, 1880-08-20
APOLLO COA1MANDERY.

------- e"
AiO11LO COhlalANDEiY.
on A soCI.ADr.E Tot,ta
In ptlrsunNrp of n RencrnI order issuo5 hv
Eui,,rnt.C Co,n,,,nndrr f;nsse,tn nm hnn,,..51 "
md TWENTY-FIVE mc,nlrrs ~ S H"o,1" i'"',a'ea F.at
1nandcry assembled at the camp headquarters
promptly ut la O'Clock yesterday, The ofs
iect Of tho assembly was sno,, ,nnde, tmown I'M v
TWAS quickly whispered nbout that n M@. Eener.
day and tint tile Colninant1ery was to nav lts
respects to tho various hotels and ,,ewsua,wr
oIl]crs. Tho Sir Knights rcnortc,, In fa,;r,,a
uniform, and promptiy at O'clock, p preceded isi
by Dalntkn's Dan! ot seventy pieces, filed
out Of eamp amidst tho cheers Of their
friends, who lad assembled In urrc l,utnhcrs
Ill Isa' a'la apong G uiolr l,satlanarters.
Eflt1neht-CoihnAaltler GnssGttc led tho pro-
ccsston Of courtly Knights, md WIS loudly
t.,,pntded us he eallantIy SGT off Mt swing.
E ~ n VI ee sfps o, o. ,a,, aSpose
Whlch i!e ~ NJ utles carries alolt with him.
Tho first halt WAS made ut tile Grand I'acido
Hotel, w|lcre the Apolloniuns fraterlltzel
Tic Apailo t;aartss aH tI'o oreniai # tS%ai:
ttt, Of CIcyc1tltt, rendered several yocat 81.
icctlons, 1n,,cll to tic delight Of hi psescut
After short time devoted to speuc!l.u,akipg
iithl jtnltu-sL1ki1lK, the procession lglin
The command then marched to tic Palme,
Ho,,sc, },e!ng loudly checreti as It ,l0ye! down
Clnrk street., Krcnt crowds fOlinwlnE, nll
making delllnnstratlons of good Will rs 1t be-
c,.'!le kmowli that chlGago's great Co'4'l'and.
House calls wete mntig nI,olI Alaryland CaM"
quarters Of the Grand Con!,Mnn,erics of New
York niltl Tennessee, an!l ~, llanse!nlan con,'
raa to ts welaTo easi oet %t
n,,tl the Or,er III gelernl. Tho Conllnandery
f' ,rxs ssseaay eaS,s tH II p'pTSf o listened to III.
beautiful struiMs Of Balntkns orchestra,
md Il yast cnilcourse Of curious olics
followed tho Go'nuandery during Its en-:
Burkes ilotel the % Goa,nercIal, %aH ,,' the nre. Dr.
WORT, Clifton, ind Gardner IIDuscs, alsp r.
ceivetI COMPLIMENTARY sercnHJrs aid lilo
ComriantIery rrturiied to caap about haf-
s w. Hdtef sys2y wssry fes e4s,t qn @ sr f @s. n!
ont % OF rcspcct tor ~ VISITING % brethren, aulld
everybody felt that l,e lt.tl Ione llis duty
Al O'Clock t|lo Orfeutu!s Of Cleveland, ntl-
ttcipatln; I'LL curly start for l.oule, marched
mtg cn.nn VIII. tlieir l,antl, aiHt passe!! !a
ss,el9i Ealt,llonr with t!le lhc'lIoers ol ite
Apnl!u. ,fslo Cleveland Quartet acco,npanled
tNo aa'lnollllticu applntlse OF TIC large cloWo
Wllo liad assembled, inclndlng II great man3
THE STORM or LAST EVENING
Ind no effect upo,, tho etTuryesccut llospt.
Utility of the Auol!o Col,l,lliu,dsyy, and Mut.
wltiistan.iing tic bl,Itllfg r,.ii storm abvut
slctcruiei l nj 10 iiake D't liz nrui1I rollliIs and
sprrnntil, uvery heatn,inrters tint within tl!e
es,l,n Eroumls @ il saY tilnt @ tiiey sSscee,lei
nns 1eGny I'm e ws rSt e of a I
ninrn. nn, ' Srvss,,i int,y trir,mfs II lie S!r
| Kuivlts ~ tl,e ,Ny NynI,un,rnt"i City were
nrest.nt Win M assistpI IN nntcrtnl;ng the
MDlo ANY scsettyss; n, sNrxo1 MUSIC sreIs lgp to to
n.',,ra1,,,+o ms1 a'1 +,,o nuHS t1.nt tbeir
,,pnan,,t H. ,,.,v, .Mu' ,,,t % ~ ap, md
, 1880-08-20

Al. f.S
Po ip''': Silolsi W ,Mtoun!!v%D M vi Ca'nandery, % ~ q
Sir Knight t3en. Iolii, G.. Siuittl. Inte
Treasurer OF Illinois. who innde SPEECHES
appropriate to tic occnsloA, which wrrY r.
spoluled to by tllo E!nlnent C9l,.-
lnanlterB OF tho AlicCgSsful Communicates,
ai!4 tlle compliment q tllree c!Inery m and
some trophy: When the t'ener9l was nl,oit
70 srye f1a,m y Mt Go,' as
lnainlery with q protest, Which. however, tho
Chairman Of tic Competitive Drill CoMultt-
tco deciilcti to receive.
arose from Ilccd Co,n,nai!dery when they
perceived to hit It In tilcir owl, wvr,ls. flint
tiley wero ,Iot only ehetliHi anti sxfn,iIed out
OF Tho prizc w.icl, WINS Justly their due. but
Committee, hy refusing 10 hear their ci,se
lla,i simply rubbed il in. ThoY felt tho in.
s,Ilt, ns thuy termed II, ii,ost kccnly,
alul' used ti,o strongest language ri
III which tliny hnd bec1i treated. Oh
tho facu Of It, tic average reatler will pr0l,-
| nh!y agrce with them tint their resentment
| Is tustitablg.
markcd EmInrnt Coil!lnnn,ior Fasoil list
| evening to 4 representative Of tr11E TntpttSE,
1--WE aro perfectly satisfied. Their nwnrd
was just al'tl should laye been allowed to
J the Judges, notwithstanding TIC CLEAR pro-
t vtsloIla m n tsnia y nnd Luz tesuit ls Wy @ Mte
GheatsG,a' s"lnalea' aha enchrea OUT OIL our
WY "%Your claim Is briefly, is It not, TINT
fS1'i for shs ri #! 1;'Se' !ssy '' soa 'ou'u '0p'''
mJttrt( liz to enter With less tllnu tho reu,ilsit
s, eanaity y W,ti' ai,y & to eo,Nans1cs @ s We y
We,t 10 hent!aesaftsrs thls evening ~ II
, 1880-08-20
frat TricnnlHl Cancinv OF Knights Ten,plar, Mt
Chtrngt, have tho honor to make tito following

lletnro inc dr'l! commences wo nnin mentnS
" H. IN +, ms sr,rs, f"r hi fnii.irs
II Tho a. scors wa In Mc, rslcp viii, eacit .lsssco
mantcrscs wi,isi. il pftsentcd ,f,on'selyrs for
e:'; een;npntitiun 1T tug Jockey M unso & Gsont1ds' IN
htTnest e9sec o. GxeeghcG Is i ~ nao
III tio movements prcscf'oeo W tno eola1"'t'ce'
~ Thn tlrst prtzs Ia ,opcr com,naudory, No, l. Of
rndanapolts, in.i., wt!ch scored 5l3 out Of pos
The second prize to Du Molnt Commnnlcry,
No: Il, Of 1.oufsviilc, Ky which scored ~.
Thu third pr!zo tO llainnRcits EpM.n!iiucrys NO.
g. st' raui. Mini, whisn ssoe91 as n ,r,
gaf nlnh's 9lt ~ ihs s'i pe,'irS W L. III in ~ the
= t,uIes ,sn.i 3teS,,int.nss fr f:umttiyu Driii."
lit not beEug considered tho duty OF Tho Ju.lKcs
to ur,ler l.ack my Co,,st,a,licry, but simpiyto
dntcrntne rs to ftB proficiency lii tho execution
uf the prescribed fioyeiaonts. arti while per.
nltiol to lrsii MID sc.'Te ~. i ~ " tnG aooVo-
81, ~ s n1aiInt,t .x,s and
t,,ntr t,asr nls,rvut'cn ~ TIN r1i0a uf tho COM
nllticc. tho Judges recommend That thoy DO
n%4r!lc.l ~! hnllorafy !,r!Se. . - ,,o,s.,,,, ~
Svofy Inc aesaeG ~ pSitiSiiiS fnin s
NJ w tao Fss aa rSSsoas Gycra I4,
n,nII,o 1 Il, ~ r. ~ IN ~ ",Fori VIA ,nodr t
e"i"rn "a tho III 70 proEratn. M 1T It torcfore snvo no
y,aa y n,f W VI ot,nr 1@st VI II" e'''' WI"
or ,9 mo3ne GG%nnaot1ss the sp prize 7;
tnS pM''o ''"p'os' ele"'' 'note '''''e o s'A'p'''
tci.t 1t II md I'D .!eser,ns Il @ ts caasdaton @ of ho
y \. II +; T;.vis ~l'a"h'
i3mituS. Dt,f,rrY.
Having rcai1 The report. Sir KIlight Wooil-
lnH A1tuclt TIL! lle tulh!uitteo nnu Gu.latMct
, 1880-08-20
DROWNED OUT.

CAsiP DE aOl.A1 PlsEsHNTED
scens last night Of festiyity, hilarlty, de-
, 1880-08-20

CHICAGO, ILL.,. aug. II, leso.-Str JohM Wood
man, Chairman C"mlelAlre urfK Cu'nnttee.
M-SlA, We, tho undersi0nutl JudxUl appoiutod
hYtho Competitive DELL EVulMItteeu Ut tho tWruty-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-09-10
BATH LOCALS.
Runaway Arrest - Political -
Excursion Gossip.

THURSDAY, Sept. O.
Excursion from Gardiner tomorrow in the
Della Collins to the Fort. There will be sub
marine explosions.
Mr. B. G. Wilson is sinking an artesian well
near his residence.
Mr. o. Cahill has returned from his New
York tour.
Mr, F. E CroWeu leaves tonight for New
ToIk
Eve1yhody's well has gone dry.
The Adella Collins brought crowd from
Gardiner last night to attend the lecture by
Gen. Butler.
Goss & Sawyer will launch another schooner
Saturday.
Crowd at City Hall this afternoon seeing
that their names are properly registered.
special train carrying the Garfield Guards
and Cadets left at $50 for Portland, to-day.
A Boston man lost valuable setter called
Erred" to-day. The police have searched for
him in vain this afternoon.
A horse of VIM. Brown of West Bath,
hitched behind Palmer's store last evening,
frightened by the fireworks of the procession
ran down Centre and Water streets into sta
BILE. The carriage was we'll smashed up.
A runaway sailor was arrested by Officer
Longley last night
There came near being two torchlight pro-
cessions last night, one being by the Demo-
Gratis. A telegram however stopped the Lew
ton train at Lisbon and the difficulty was obvi-
ated.
VIM. johnson and John Pottle were struck
by stones thrown by some roughs at the station
last night.
No arrests were made last night for disturb
ance of the peace.
c. A. Hooker is very busy saving out ship
knees for city yards.
During last evenings procession member
of the Glee Club from Portland had pair of
pantaloons burnt from him by the bursting of
a torch.
Quite number of strangers still visiting in
town.
Mrs. Rouse, the milliner, is to start branch
store in Lewiston.
Don't forget the Maine Live Stock Assoca-
ton fair next week.
A private carriage ride to Fosters Point to-
morrow.
Mrs. Adams, of the Adams House, New
Meadows, is quite recovered.
Few tramps have visited Bath the past sea-
son.
The driving park has been much improved.
Miss sJenniebelle Neale, the reader, has
Joined sthe Artists Guild Bureau, Boston.
Miss N. will probably read in Bath the coming
season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-09-10

To Let.
1.-TWO summer cottages at Evergreen Landing.
L Enquire OF CONANT, Photographer, opposite
Preble House. juidtf
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Capt. Thos. Ward Of LIST. q. 8. Artillery
writes from Fort Independence, Boston
Harbor, "Some time ago purchased jar
of Smiths Medicated Prunes. They are the
best medicine have ever been able to find
for the purpose intended. Please send me
three jars by express" A laxative and ca
thartic, pleasant to the taste, free from
nausea or gripping. Smiths Medicated
Prunes are a certain cure for constipation
and biliousness. They are prescribed by
physicians and are for sale by all druggists.
Advertiser. Mar12eod&wly.
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To Let.

nNE or two pleasant rooms suitable for ladies or
" gentlemen. Enquire at PROSPECT ST.
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Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, r. r.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, june IS,
Ess!sssssss. 1850, Passenger Trains will leave
90 p. m !, arriving at Worcester
at 2.16 p. m. and 7.30 p. m. Returning leave
Union Depot, Worcester, at 7.3O a. m. and Ills q.
M, arriving at Portland at 1.20 p m. and 6.I0 p.
m.
For Clinton, Aver June, Fischb.rs,
Nashua, Lowell, Windham, and EP.
ping at 100 a. m. and 4 90 p. m.
For Manchester, Concord and points North, at
For RocEesser, springvale, Alfred, Wat
erboro and saco River.7.2O a. M, 100
p. M, and (mixed) at 6.4J p. m. Returning
leave Rochester at (mixed) 6.45 q. M, HOB
a. M, and 1858 p. M; arriving at Portland
(mixed) 9.35 q. M, 1.2O p. m. and c. 10 p. m.
For G0rham, SacCarappa, Cumberland
Mills, Westbrook and Woodford's.
at 100 a. M, LOO, $40 and (mixedD 6.45
The LOO D. m. tt ain from Portland connects at
Aver juno. with III e0sac Tunnel Route for
the West and at Union Depot, Worcester, for
New York via Norwich Line, and ali rail,
via Springfield, also with N. Y. 4 N. Il. r..
r. (Steamer Maryland Route'o for Philadel.
phia, Baltimore, Washington, and the
the West.
Close connections made at Westbroek juno
ti0n with through trains of Me. Central X. R., and
at GrandTrunk Transfer, Portland with trains
of Grand Trunk R. II.
Through tickets to all points South and West, at
Depot offices and at .'o'lins & Adams, No. 20 Ex-
j. W. PETERS, Gen. Ticket Agent.
GEO. P. WE L, Supt je26dtf
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Health is Wealth :!

DIR. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT; a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convul-
sions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss
tary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by
over exerton, self-abuse, over-indulgence which
leads to misery, decay and DEATH One box will
cure recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxes for five
dollars sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by us for six boxes, accompan-
led with five dollars, will send the purchaser
written guarantee to return the money if the treat
nent does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued by
all druggists In Portland and everywhere.
JOHN w. PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
sep6deow &weow1y Portland.