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JAw-cRAcKERs.---The following is an extract from a Lecture on Canals and Railroads in Maine, published in the Bangor Wing: 5'st f.s 9..5s 4l B

 These improvements could he carried on for two hundred and fifty miles up ihe river to good adyan- tase, and in connection with locking the Grand Falls, and the following intervening falls from that point to Chesuncook Lake, viz: sasst .sitst isii aHau.

 Passamegainic, Depskanegan, Parkwaamas, A. bawlaca,ne gas. Nawsaw uramuxas, Ama- gemaramus, Rapagenas and chesuncook, rafts could then be run from within yo miles of the contemplated Seboomook Sluiceway. aa .t.ss,,s

 We think the names as we'll as the falls, require locking and damming. ,lrs ..tf ,,..'..l .,,....