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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.


Arrived.
SUNDAY. January o.
Stmr Columbia, Bolles, $3.50 hours from Portland
via Astoria 4O$4 hours; pass and mdSe, TO Union
Stmr Pomona, Hannah, ls hours from Eureka;
pass AMI mdSe, 20 Goodall, Perkins Co
Haw stmr san MateO, Smith, SO hours from
Comox; 80 tons coal, TO s p Go,
Stmr Gypsy. Jepsen. 10 hours firm Monterey; pro-
duce, to GO0dall. Perkins 81 Co.
Mic stmr Costa Rica, Mcintyre, 80 hours from De-
parture Bay; 24OO tons coal, TO Dunsmuir Il Sons
Br ship County OF Edinburgh, Lloyd. 1903 days I'm
Soerabaya; 10. 379 bags sugar to order.
Br ship Aristomene, Jones, leo DAYS from Pasa-
roeany, arrived of this port captain came ashore
Bark Highland Light HERMAN. II days from De-
parture Bay; 1900 tons coal, 10 George Fritch.
BIZ bark Maude, Evans, 129 days from Liverpool;
1895 tons coal TO Balfour Guthrie & Co.
Schr Seven SISTERS, Olsen, days from Coos Bay;
schr John Miller Hansen, 5 DAYS from Coos
Bay: $50 NJ II lumber, to & Dean Il Co.
Schr Guide, Peterson, days from Coos Bay; $50
NJ II lumber to II Derby ~ Co.
Schr annie Gee Munson, DAYS from Coos Bay;
Schr American Girl Saunders. days from Coos
Bay; 24O NJ It lumber, to simpson Lumber Co.
SChr Jessie Minor Whitney, 10 days from Ia
coma: 80 NJ It lumber, to T Ii Minor
hT Emma Utter. Allen, 1 y days firm Coos Bay;
$40 NJ It lumber, to Dean Il Co. Alameda di-
rect.
schr Reliance Christensen. 10 hours from Fisks
Mills rs eds wood, TO A Giibride q Co.
Schr GOV Ames, Davis 70 days from Seattle via
ClaIlum Bay II days, 1900 tons COAL to oregon imp
Schr Czarina, schmaIz. 4 DAYS from Eureka; 200
NJ II lumber, 10 c HHwley Il Co.
hchr Puritan, warner, 10 days from Port Gamble;
lum Der and latns. 10 Pope 4 Talbot
Schr Bender Brothers, Zaddart, 30 hours from
Point Arena: wood and posts. 10 Bender Bros.
Schr sacramento, LundqUSt, 5la days from Coos
Bay; 100 NJ II lumber, to California Lumber Co.
Schr Maxim, Peterson, days from Eureka; lum-
Der. to Preston Il MeKinnon.
Schr w II Talbot, Bluhm, II days from Taco ma;
120 NJ # lumber, TO kennedy & shaw Lumber Co.
Sehr Conflnza ART, days from Eureka; Ium-
Der, TO Preston McKinnOn.
Sailed.
SUNDAY. January 10. q
Stmr Oregon POLICEMAN, Astoria
Stmr NOyo, Drisko NoyO.
Stmr Acatraz Johnson
Br ship Irby, Rockies, Seattle
Ship Louis Walsh Gammons Nanaimo
Brig COnsuelo jacobson, Kdhuiui
Sehr Bill the Butcher Peterson, Bowens Landing
Tele$raphic.
POINT LOBOS-January 1910 p M-Weather
clear; wind NV velocity Is miles.
Memoranda.
Per Jessie Mlnor-Dec % 40 2ON l25 sn w ,os4
foresail in strong SSW gale.
FER pilot boat America-Captain Jones of rhe Rr
Visions - ~
Domestic Ports.
MENDOCINO-Sailed Jan lO-Schr BobolInk for
San Francisco. ' va
Arrived Jan l0-Stmr Point Arena, hence Jan Q
blon, for San Francisco.
CASPAk-ArriVed Jan 10-Stmr Uaspar, hence
coos BAY-Arrived Jan lO-Stmr Emily. henee
Jan 2: Sehr ii Merchant, hence Jan g.
IA ' AKRo-Arrived Jan l0-Stmr Navarro hne
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Jan lO-Stmrs Tnlamook
and Primrose SNN
san PEDRo-Arrived Jan lO-stmr Newsbov
Lrn navarro; Nor ship Orion, I'm Newcastle NSW.
Foreign Ports.
hoNOLULU-ArrtYed Dec l8-Stmr Mariposa, he
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WANTED TO ENSLAVE PENN.
Cotton Mather's Hatred Of the Quake
An Interesting Latter

Cotton Mather's Hatred Of the Quaker.
An Interesting Letter.
The following is a copy Of letter written
by Cotton Mather to John Hgginson, dated
Boston, Mass, September, 1862. II is writ
ten in the peculiar style of phraseology
common to tie time, and is Of interest
from the fact that il is concerning a man
who succeeded in establishing a colony Of
people IN this country from which devel-
oped a powerful religious sect, whose love
of country, patriotism and high sense Of
morality have been the bulwarks Of our
civilization. The letter is the property Of
Mrs. Juliet Riley Of Munce, Ind, and was
given to her by friend while IN Boston
last year. The following is the full text Of
the letter:
SEPTEMBER 3, l682.-To Ye Aged and Be.
loved john HggIusuH: There be now at sea
a skipper Tor our friend Esasias Hodtr0ft Of
London did advise me by the last packer tHat {
would sail sometime IN AugusD called Ne Vel
come. R Gieen was master which has aboard a
hundred or more OF ye here,ics and maliguants
called Quakefs, with W Penn, who is We scamp
al ye head OF them Ne general court has
accordingly given secret orders 10 Master
Malachi Huxtel Of We btlg Porpois 10
Waviay ye said Welcome rs near We
coast Of Cod as may be and MAKE captIYes
OF ys Penn and hi, ungOdy crew so thai ye
Lord may be glorlhed and not Knocked on ye soil
VI AiliA ilb Obutif WIN itdLucu v VI Sill pc
Of these people. Much spoil can be made by
selling ye Whole lot 10 Barbados, where slaves
fetch good prices IN rumme and sugar, and we
shall not only DO ye Lord great service by pun
iShlng tue wicked, but snail make gayue for his
ministers and people. Yours IN the bowels OF
Christ COTTON MATHER.
-Muucle Special to Globe Democrat.
a Queer Character who Scores Congress.
The people Of Yorktown, a hamlet near
YonkeTs, \. Y. are excited over the appear
ance and disappearance of little Old man,
wearing an ulster and an old army hat.
He demands admittance 10 houses at I'M
seemly hours, and, if admitted, sits down
aud reads over the unjust laws enacted by
Congress. If denied admittance. lie becomes
very violent, aud has frightened a number
Of ladies and children into commissions.
He refuses to disclose his identity, and
bis sudden and complete disappearances
are source Of wrnder. He is supposed to
be an escaped luuatic from some asylum
who has, taken refuge IN a cave il the Yicin-
ity.-PhadelDhia Inquirer.
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THEY WERE MURDERED.
A TelI-TaIe scaGold Trap-Door In a Rob
bers' Den.

A Tell-Tale ScaffOld Trap-Door In a Rob-
bers' Den.
A report has reached Chandler, Ok. t..
of the finding of house in the dense woods
along the river over in the Indian country,
which had been deserted, and an examina-
ton of which solves a mystery which has
been puzzling the people Of that city for
several years.
The house was situated In deep piece OF
tim Der. and was about mile Off the stage
road. 1t was approached by a cIrcuitous
trail through the woods, and was in such a
position that it was only discovered by acci-
dent For years it has been matter of fire.
Quent occurrence that travellers have disap-
peared when travelling along this road,
and no trace Of them was ever after
discovered. On several occasions search
has been made for tie missing par
ties, but such search has always been
fTuitless Lately the United States Mar
shals have been making it very warm for
the outlaws which lave infested that terri
tory, and the result is that many OF them
have fed to other parts until the storm
blows over. IT is evident that the house
spoken of was the rendezvous OF some OF
the robbers, for il was built for that very
purpose, as is evidenced from its structure
1t is a small cabin Of three rooms, leading
one into the other in line. Near the d0or
which leads from tine first to the second
room is large trap-dOOT, which person
passing from one room TO the other would
be compelled to step upon. The trap-dOor
swings downward, and is held in place
with an arrangement similar to that used on
scaffolds, and j. was so arranged that a
person in the rear room could spring the
trap and send the victim to the bottom Of
deep hole 1t was evident that it was used
for this purpose, for the bottom of the hole
was c. vered with jagged rocks, and on many
of these cOuld be found dried blood and hair.
No indications of remains could be found,
but the ground near will be thoroughly
searched by the officerS.-Cincnnati En-
uuireF
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vanished. Not being superstitious the boys
resumed their game, but were soon aroused
by shrek that frOze the marrow in their
bones. Talking in an unknown tongue was
heard in the aforementioned room. They
peeped in and beheld sight that made their
blood run cold. Three hideous hays were
quarterng and cooking infants and eating
them with ghOulsh gusto. A movement on
the part of the boys caused the vision to van
ish In few moments the smell of brim-
stone pervaded the air and phos-
phoresCent light entered the room
and gradually grew smaller and more
condensed until it resolved itself
into being part human and part devil. A
fendish laugh broke from the creatures lips
when 1t beheld the covering forms of the
boys, who cried Spare u.s. We have dohe
nothinRw The creature vanished and their
torch was extiIguished. The badly scared
boys quilted the house and plunged into the
inky darkness Of the night, and arrived
home at 1 o'clock, completely worn out.
They are now tossing on beds of delirium.
occasionally crying out: ''Spare us! We
have done nOthingW-Cincinnat Enquirer.
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DELIRIUM TREMENS,

They Beheld a Sight That Made Their
Blood Run Cold.
Two young men Of Bellbrook had gone
coon-hunting. They lost their way. A
terrible storm came up, and they were COM
PEELED to stay In house that had been un-
tenanted for years Nothing was heard un-
til midnight but the raging Of the elements
on the outside. The sound of revelry was
heard in an adjoining room. They looked
in and beheld strangely clad people en-
gagged in a wild sort of dance, who, when
they became aware that they were observed,
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pnsrpnnEnENr

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
L Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Monday, October 5, 1891, at IL
O'Clock noon, at the ONCE OF the Company. Room g.
No, 211 Sans0me street. San Francisco Cal. BY
order Of the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary
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ORR COUNTRY.

The power that broke their prison bar
And SET the dusky millions free,
And welded In the flame OF war
The Union fast 70 Liberty,
Shall it not deal with other Ms
Redress the red mans grievance, break
The C.rcean cup which ShameS and Kills,
And labor full reQuital make?
Alone to such as fyly bear
Thy civic houors bid them faile
And call thy daughters forth 20 snare
The rights aud duties pledged 90 all
With peace that comes Of purity
And strength to simple justice due,
So runs our loyal dream or thee:
God OF our fathers, make II true.
john q. WHITTIER
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
tho CruiEshank Gold Mining Company IA hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November 4. 1891 az
II O'Clock noon, at the ONCE or the Company Room
o. No I'll Sansome street san Francisco Cal. BY
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERN EST J. KOCH, Secretary.
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pQsTpOMEMEMr

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the Cruikshauk GOLD Mining Company Is hsrSbR
PseS1tpon until Friday, December 4. 1891, At =
O'Clock noon, 81 the once OF the company, Room y
No, 211 SanSome ST.. san Francisco Cal BY order
OF the Board OF Directors.
A0A I'd ERNksr j. Koch, secretary.
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PosTPoNEMENT

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK or
the Crnlkshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Saturday, January 2 1892, at II
O'Clock noon, at the Office OF the Company, Room g.
No. All SanSome street San Francisco Cal az
order Of the Board of Directors.
49, ERNEST J. KOCH. hserstarY
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTiCE-CONFIDENCE
- Silver Mining Company. Location OF princi-
pal place OF business, san Francisco Car. Location
OF works. Gold Hin, Storey County New.
Nottce-There are delinquent upon III e following
described stock. on account or assessment no 81
levied on the seventeenth day OF November 1891,
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

iaE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
4 the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postpoaed un IN MONDAY, February l. 1892 at "a
mciocK noon, at the oihce OF the Company Room g.
O. III SanSOme street. san Francisco Cal BY
order OF the Board OF Directors
1G2 Id ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary,
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And n accordance With law aud order from
he Board Of Directors, made on the 7th day OF
Suiy, 1891. so many shares or each parcel CT suck
sock az may bs necessary will be sold at public
Sction at tne once OF the company. Room 3, sl1.
sAnsonIe st., San Francisco. Cal, on Monday. ths
'th day Of september 1891 at the hour of II
o'clock n OF said day, to pay said delineusnt az
'essment thereon, together with costs Of Aaysr.Ie
'0g and expenses OF sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
Gel. 'e'S~Nf
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The Favorite.

The most popular dentIfrlce OF the day is So
ZODONT. People prefer 1t because they have
found by experience that 1t really does do what
is claimed for it; that It is GENUINE BEAUTI-
FER Of the teeth; that II is, as its name SOZO.
DON'T signifies, aTRUE PREsERvATGvE Of them;
that 1t imparts pleasant aroma to the breath,
and renders the gums rosy aud beautifully finn.
The favorite among denlfrices therefore Is SO.
ZODONT.
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LICK HOUSE.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Postofl ce at san Fran
CISCO on MONDAY. January II, 1892.
R5- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must cali for advertised Letters" aud give the
OF the list II not called for within two weeks
they wllI be sent 20 The Deal-Lelter nnlcs.
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For All Seasons.

When the peach-buds blow,
And the tulips glow,
And the earth is warm beneath;
At the break If day
With SOZODONT spray
Most thoroughly gums and teeth.
When the summer burns
On her myriad urns
Her Incense before the sun,
SIN do not forget
sweet SOZODONT get,
When the heat Of the day Is done.
And when autumn outpours
Her wealth Of stores,
AS yearly 1t is her wont;
And when winter benumbs
The chrysanihemums-
Stlll ever use SOZODON
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they Will be sent 10 the
bra hams son, Alex
Abrams, Ernest
Adams. Miss Edyth L
AinswUUth. Miss Eva
AItchisou, Master A +
AitchisOn. Miss Lizzie
Allen, MuEaTy n Co
Allen, jack
Ames. JnO A x Co
AmDTJsi0. Miss josie
Ames. Miss l.
Amsbury. Miss Louise
Anderson, Nine (c0s-
tume'
Anderson, Aud
Bachmann, Adolf
EabsOn. Miss Marie Il
Badger, Walter
Bailey. Harry
Bailey, WIN
Baylie, VIM
Il, ker, II K
Baker, J &
Bahr, Miss Hllga
Bail, Mrs
Ball. Mrs II
Batch, Mrs Anna 7
Baukhardt. ID
Barker, Jas l.
Barbeal, Fred f
Barnard. J
Barnes, Mrs Susie
Barnes, Mrs VIM
Baro. jos
Barrett, Mrs Hanna
Barrett, Mathew
Barthel, Robt
BaTZquisbe, Gus
BatcheldeT. Mrs Maria
Beach, J Is
Bean, Wesley Z
Beaumont, T ii
Beck, Mrs b
Bechtel, Jos
Becker. II
Beckman, w S
BeetSchen, Chas
Heebo MRS Dora
Beese, Mrs Caroline
Beirs, j w
Bell. J w
Bennett, Geo
Bennison. W Il
BeTeita. Miss Celestna
Bersstrom, Gotfreu
Bergman. Tn
BernSen, Benz
Berkeley, Miss Laura
Bernal, Mrs Mary ID
Berry. + q
Berlin, Miss Fannie
BeTveu, samuel
BetteTncurt, Z V
Betters. Mrs Margret
BeYin n Bennett
Eeris, c G
Biederman, Louis
bingham, Miss Laura
Binn, A
BiUtle, Mrs Katie
BiXler, Chas VI
Rack, Chas
Bach, 5
Black. Mrs NJ II
BlAck bali. Mr.
| BlackwoOd, Mrs x b
Blake, Mrs NJ a q
BlantOn, Mrs Jessie
Bietchley " Co
Blume, Mrs G n
Bloch Il Davidson
c. dwill IL Co
| ChiiliOk, VIM III
Callaghan. Master I o
| CRmpboll. A z
| Campbell, Master Il
| Campbell, K l.
Cambr dye, A ii
| Camden. 9
| CaunaYin. Mrs NJ L
| Carey, Mrs Mary
| Carberry, Miss Mae
| Carr, Theo g z
| CarTutherS. Miss May
| Carson, Miss Emelle
Carter, Mr
| Chamberlin, Gen + Il
Casey, Mrs (Clark st)
| Casey. Miss julia 2
Cass, Z b 2
| Cassiu, g Nj
Castle, Edgar NJ
Catlin. Brandt I
Catherwood, Mrs g l.
Chadbourne, Mrs Care
limo NJ
Chamberlln, Albert
Chamberlain, Alfred
Chaplin, Mrs NJ A
Chapman, Miss Pearl
| Cbarleonneau, I j
Chuck, Thomas
Clark, Miss Anna
Clark, Mrs l. }
Clark, Mrs Flora l.
| Clark, Fred
| Clark, Mrs Hannah
Clark. J ca
Clark, DR. VIM ID
Clark, w X Z
| Clarke. Miss Emma
Clary, Mrs Walter
Gay burgh, Philip
Clay burg Il Wise
Clement. Mr.
Clements, J O
Cliber, Mrs NJ
Clement, Miss Louisa
Coats. Mrs Ella l.
Cochran, Mrs J Il
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

sun And TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TEN NENT, Chronomater and
Instrument Maker, California street.,
Sign OF the W OGDEN sailor
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

For Late SatpOta7 Iat>la7enes See Et71ta P1q=
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Railroad and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
As.aasensst Of Trains Ia EHset jsas 2e, 1859

COME wENT-t@ A. ". for Lewiston,
Pennington. koekisnd. Portland, hoston aud
Neatreai: 80 and "a 30 A. ". for Halloweli Tar
for Brunswick. Lewiston, Pennington, Rockland.
N,etlzHd and Rosson, connecting tor White Aoan.
tain Points and Qaebec; i.p Z, n, for hallowslb
for Rnnswick. bath. Portland. BOSTON. s,le r.
N, for Haisewel. 6ar,tin~ and Soath tsArdahers
HOP. NJ, (nigh, ialhasal every night for Lew.
tstup, Raih, Euckisnd, rortkand and Boston, LIZ
A. Il. ever, hight for Portland and Nostan.
GOING EAST-isAs A, N. might expre<sl .fos
SkpwlGxaa. belfast. bangor, Bar uarhef. 81
", every might i,s BANGOR and liar harber. As
A. ", for Wstcr,iiie, and SSewhegan and
hy waiting AZ wstersiEr fer Rsngcr aud Rar
hareor, s4i and ~: I, N. for Wa'ery'lle. Oak
land, North Asseu. Bingham, Skewhcean, Belfast
Dover, foNeroft ,Rsngcr. Rar harbor, st. stephens
81. J ehn and Aseoss,,ck County. mixed, s.$a u. ~
for Wsicssille. aud sundays qaly At ', u A. -.
The Nigh, Pullman Trains going east At - A.
NJ. going west at u.t0 Y. NJ, ran each way every
uight, San,isy included. connecting for Lewiston
mornings. Or To Belfast, ncNter, or beyond ksa.
ger, eNeepting 10 liar haher. On sunday mora
ings,
N. and East at s.A z, ", ruu daily, sunday in,
eladssi, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath. hanscs
and 81 John,
a, LID A. N. ran every nigh, between Bostcs
'a Accom- NOTATION TRAIN for Augusta
sss s1s's s ss,,sr, ~ ami as n "a
and AS =, NJ. Hallowei. q, ~ sasd ie,et \. NJ,
Les and a.ao L. N,
s. sss rs S,s.s'. cA ITO srd :. p:s,:
ticket agent, Augusta. the only oifcc In Augusta
selling via all rouies and checking baggage frre Of
expense,
rAlsoN ruCKsR, Vice rre., 4 Gent Manager
Portland, June, II iCta.
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The Joi REAL presents il. readers this
morning with cut of the main toor Of the
new school building on Caption street, for
which the city has already Appropriated
-sa9. The baiIdiag was designed ny
Prof. X. Is. Capen, the Augusta architect
and in its arrangement and the detail Of
heating lighting and vsniilating will b. the
equal u any school building 10 Maine
The General contour Of the bailding ia most
rleaang. 40 money has been fritEsred away
in fanny hooks and corners but every dollar
ba. been made Ia tell for the seeommoda-
lion comfort and health of the children
WIN viii receive instruction ia IL class
rooms. The exterior Ia plain and soiId hut
every elevation phases the eye The base
rD-ut contains boiler rooms for each ~ing,
While in one wing IL the girl. play ground
and sanitary. and in the other wing similar
accommodations are provided for the hoys-
each entirely separated from the 0theF-
The main floor, shown IN the above cut
il composed in major part, of two
large schoolrooms, each 2s13D feet
in dimensions, with a seating capacity
of 80 each. They are reached by stair
way in the tower, eight feet vide, whict,
makes a landing and then divides and con
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A Nest Of 0sd Maps.

l.. u. Carver. the state librarian, while
looking over musty- dusty pile OF manu-
scripts. etc, in the STATE House loft yestcr-
day. came across regular nest of valuable
maps pertaining Ia The early history of the
State of Maine They were printed by
Shirley 4 Hyde of Portland between she
wears of ls20 and $50 and were from the
original drawings made nv Moses Greenlief,
a noted surveyor IN the "a rly history of the
District of Maine. There were some II
sets, each set coptaing SIX maps. The first
is a map establishing the principal original
grants and sales of lands from 1892 to
1920" IL is most interesting document
and would repay one for hours of study
Another is map showing vertical sec
ton exhibiting the comparative attitudes of
higblan,ls and rivers Of the State of Maine.
A third is sketch from Bouchette. maps
of Upper and Lower Canada and the pis-
,rict of Gaspe exhibiting the true range OF
highlands dividing the waters of the st.
Lawrence and Atlantic, and the imaginary
ranges claimed by the British as the bonn
aary of the State of Maine" Companion
to this AMI dealing further
with the interesting question of
the northern boundary of our state is
smaller map. ~hich shows the imaginary
highlands which were regarded as the bound
aries between the Canadss and Maine
tine of them il just north of Moosehea'i
lake, and still another is many miles south
of the lake Maine would not have been
of the grand area she is today if these
boundaries had been sustained by the treaty
of Client large map, somewhat strain
ing the breadth of our State. shows the
population and taxable property in each
township for every decade between lI1s anu
l>so. II sbounds in interesting statistics.
The last of the set Is 4 meteorological
diagram showing the mean and extreme
temperature recorded at Bowtioin college,
Brunswick, and at williamsburg during the
years lsal, lss6. 1872. 1t is svsluable
set of maps. and Mr.. Carver will have them
substantially mounted on linen and bound
into portfolio of maps pertaining to the
eariy history of Maine. With these he will
place another old map which he has re-
Gently found. |. Is 4 duplicate of map
which accompanied James Sulhvsns His
tory of Maine and is reprint of osgood
Cartoons map of the District of Maine,
and was published IN l'a3. Mr.. Carver
will have a valuable portfolio when ali
these old maps are gathered together.