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Portland Daily Press : February 18,1868 DAILY PRESS. mt,,uuhea June S3,ue*. rot.,. [ TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18,' 1868. t„»„„ $sm> <„ «amnce. _PORTLAND, TH* PORTLAND --g- DAILY PRESS to published business cards. KEAE ESTATE. every day, rx^oted.i ru No. 1 Printers’ REMOVALS. Political of a (Sunday I MISCELLANEOUS. Opinioii* Veteran OWttir, of the to that Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland. _____ right delegates repre.eut iVaid We are to n. a. foster, profe'etob. Jrtil.N NIC A I, A DAILY permitted published tlie foliow- should have been shown, and. It necei'.anr, a SON, For ! iVo. a. PRESS. Dollars a in advance. ^3,500 REM G V A. R extract from a ate letter Hon. new Terms:—Eight year Cou”selio-3 ■■ oitr.itvis ing pin by election allowed, lnsteid of this, the ard A Item its. of a new two ami a half story resi- PORTLAND. SSF” Sir.gle copies 4 c^rts. No. 10 Gamaliel E. of Mr. Smith of Exchnngo str.ft. OXE-TIALFdence, within five minutes’ walk of the P. O., S:MILIA SDJILlBrrS Smith, Xewfield. question their admission was laid ou the JOHN SEAL. cont lining t°n finished OUfiANTUR. THE MAINE ST 1TK PrtJSSS. is published af the J. r. SEAL. j roonn, all In complete orde is now 77 of and his table, ami the marh'c mant- l nearly years age, during proposition to submit the ques- same place morning at §2.00 a Feb. in p:ulor. gog-i ceil «r, cistern. tic.— Lufkin & every Thursday year, umy bl. bOw | Gray Perry, tion to I availably io advance. House piped f»>r gas. Tlr's property is off red at a Tuesday Morning, February IP, 1B68. long aud indust lions iile has always taken another Ward meeting was re acted. low fi *ife and easy a-» the owner is ab>uc Manufachirers and Jobbers of Humphrey's payments, Homoeopathic Specifics, a of And, to ■ leaving the Sfa’o- to patriotic Interest In the conduct public contrary parliamentary tul ns well Kates of Advertisiso.—One ifich of In Apply E PROY space, GLO. li. DAVIS Sc CO., EI>, lrora flic most ample cxp^rl- as to common of le^crh nt column, constitutes a “square.'- GEODOTSKI S SiransF Characteristic of the Army, affairs and has repeatedly been called upon principle, justice, thovyh « BEOS., iehlTdlw DeaJers in Heal ll^tate. HAY c,n‘He success; Simpk-Promm- Effl- $1.60 per square daily first week. 75 cents clPTit> and Reliable. J are to the other per Mats, Caps, Furs, hey the nnlv Medicines Some hard-hearted treat represent bis liiends and neighbors In the majority of <Ule>jate» was opposed week after; three insertions, or less, continu- perieetiy to people ruay with $1.00; and of 9d*pted popular use—so simple that were ing every other after fir*t we 50 cent*. Importers Wanuftciurers House Lots. mistakes cannot be State wa- a to them, they allowed to act on tl e day ek, And Straw Goods! made in using them; ro harmless levity the unsuccesftal wooing ofmilitary men Legislature. .He ifepreecntative Halt three Insertions or as to dj free from square, less, ,0 cent.*: one on Congress near State t ort, nn*l eight danger, and so efficient : s to be al- in the of their own mid 60 ccuts week after. HAVE REMOVED NEW reliable. to which has Massachusetts Legislature irom the question ri'jht, they total week, III 00; per A lots on r^ewlg an l Thomas streets, lor T» TIIEIR STORK IN ways I hey have raised the com- Democracy latterly become of Kmery, highest Unde head •‘Amusements,” £2.00 per square sale hv W. II. THE mendation from all, and will a1 ways render satisiae- District of Maine, and before he was !0 years theinneleen into their own tent*. three inserti M'EPUKJiSOK, much addicted. But with us It excites com- per week; ns or less, $1T»0. CIGA XX fe* 2 F-j'.lO, 2d National Bauk. ton. old had Special 18C?.-tf_At served In the same On examining all these wliica wo Notices, Si. 5 per square kr the fir«t Ctc passion tor its utter failure and hopelessness, capacity during tacts, Insertion, and 25cents Woodman No. Cnres have felt per square lor each snfcsc- Farm for Sale. Block, Fevers, Congestion, Infiamatioue, 25 eight legislative sessions. The two book, It our duty thus to make we insertion. ^ ** and we feel in like mood a3 when public, qu**nl orm*, Worm-Fever. 25 melting In ; YVorm-CJolic, which he mentions as ate satisfied— Advertteern-nta Inserted In the a Casco. A good l«i» conlaln- Corner of iV.tddle and Pearl Streets. « r>foSCo!i. constituting his po- “Mai*k State IIiei .. .. nrXechingothdan's, i'6 we read of trora a conven- sdiuum U1 about 50 acres < 1 i Diar* Sappho jumping a lai'gc circulation in every part Pipes, a, good early Feb 17-d&wlw 3 h«« nj c'lllrirrn or adult 25 litical are books wiikh 110 man Firs', That ,aS8c'J! ? is 4». one fluid library, the delegates ,a^e) f°r *L00 per lor first insertion ¥■* land, tensed tv iuu.oji.h jr t ient headland Into the mad with the tor- Deering from square *• Griping, IHioti* 25 sea, and 50 conts Bond, nb ut 230 rods ot 0? C Colic, could read without at Ward 2 were tbe per square for each wubs*qceni infer E) stone wall, holera- vioi-bimNausea,Y'oinif ing.25 tures of arriving very clear opin- actual choice of a tfOM. Ivlded Into and Removal. unreciprocated passion, or Petrarch majority Ullage, pastnrage «;ougIi*, Co ds, Rivmchlts, 25 on the of the Acc., wood land: is situated on a tmve'el ions subject of State rights. Hut the Republican voter, who HOLDERS, goon, road, J«»n. T- -tl.a.-Iie. Faw-ch* » writing immortal verse in celebration of the aU« ndc'd the ; leading to Mec'-anics Fall-, a a u onemlle and bad from leased for a terra ofy^ars the buildings » H*-a,jHch.:«,S,rl-HeailacSe, Vertigo,25 best point in Mr. Smith's letter is not drawn Ward meeting; ! Casco Village, hall a mile from school house, and in HAVING,at the Blllious charms and virtues of an unattainable Laura. are ■ <1 «. By*prpM«, Stomach. 25 BUSINESS CABINS. now open at a hood, iho land is 1 11 bis but from his own That if Ward two good nelghboi early, good and Bui>preft*c<f .-r painfui 25 from reading acute ob- .secotid, had wu 1 go cultivate, an I will cut * Periods, Yet, O purblind leaders, you have airly easy about twelve tons of l- YY h«tc*, too so benods. 25 niigbt in the Oo eaId Head Hobson’s ** prof servation. We have non here seen diff- represented convention ot bar. lana there is a new built In of Wharf, *3 known suit was the ileiesates 1 barn, Croup, Cough, difficult BreatJffing. 25 your It is too a wood bon—, and a ;; hopeless. IM», good small, convinlent And Removed bo the **««»*» 25 erence between the two Mr. Deering would have been New Hair *}Z lc tr*11 ,Ervsipel ^.Eruptions, a task for great parties, which nominated as Dress ng Saloon. Qor. Middle & ! lion e, pleasantly situated; a good well of water on 15 Khviimatiwiai. Rheumatic great even Shakespeare to recor.- Exchange Sts,, 1 Will Pains, 25 candidate for flic place. be sold at a bargain if annlie 1 tor South * < undci different names have -o contend- Mayor; Side of Commercial <’ill Fever, Ague, 50 cileus to the of final sur- long soon. Inquire or I,. p. Street, H;2 \\ KTer AS«f. probability Anne's Hou^EK. bdnd or bleeding, r*o sei forth so auil Third, That the nomination of WILLIAM H. A t Xo. 44 Brown or address Box On Id “18 render to ed, tersely sharply as in Mr. Mr. Me- TANNERS, Opposite Karri*, ilie Hatter. Street, 98? p’ O wha-f, I atn now able to offer to the tiado a Opthalmy, and sore or weak 30 malformed Richard, when he ex- Portland. * eye*, f<bl2dlin* gfKKl assortment of ami Short ^ • 'ntarrb, acute or Smith's own "One c l- ss Lell.in was secured by unfair and Long cronic, Influenza,50 tends to her hands red with the blood of her language: is willing preen J!ngs SHAVING “20 Yl boopiui; Congo,violent Congha.50 ard 21 Afcil»n*a, dearest to be led and the other not.'' illegal voting, is therefore uot AND :: Gppreatod Breathing, 50 friends, though he to her flat- by demagogues binding IV E W R IT M II E 22 Car speaks us. and tJF-They respectfully solicit the public to exam- R , Discbarg^rt.lmmired Hearing,".0 Mr. Smith docs some upon lia., no claim to our “23 teiiug and seductive words. You assumed a Perhaps injustice to support; ine Under cover. Hcrftfula,eiilarK«KlGlaiids,Swellings, 50 HAIR-DRESSING their stoc\. “21 That the ROOM, General Debility,Physi abWeaknt tar more difficult work Jefferson, though it must be couiessed that Fourth, pr iposition from Ward 2 .January 9,1«4». dtf I rst ••25 S9,rO when, IN THE Cl&ss Motel t-F" Spruce diinenwioD, all kinds sa wed to order. Dropsy, and scanty Secretion* 50 ^unrepentant, to submit the to 2U with all the sins the resolutions of ’llfj, written Jeffer- question .mother WraMckneMt, sickness from riding, 56 of the black years by meeting SWAM & “27 '61/62, lair Oomxuei-oiul IIon«o, HAKEETT, Doors, Sashes and Ki«2nc)-Di«euwc, Gravel, 50 64 and son's hand as it turned out la- was and liberal, arid should have been Blinds ! 28 .Yittoiui ’OS, 6a—we enumerate them for twenty years TO IsIJT ! Debility, .'eminitl ail, and CttOKI, NEAR COR.
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