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Portland Daily Press: March 23,1866 Maine State Library Digital Maine Portland Daily Press, 1866 Portland Daily Press 3-23-1866 Portland Daily Press: March 23,1866 Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalmaine.com/pdp_1866 Recommended Citation "Portland Daily Press: March 23,1866" (1866). Portland Daily Press, 1866. 69. https://digitalmaine.com/pdp_1866/69 This Text is brought to you for free and open access by the Portland Daily Press at Digital Maine. It has been accepted for inclusion in Portland Daily Press, 1866 by an authorized administrator of Digital Maine. For more information, please contact [email protected]. PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. 1 11 ■■■——— '■ ————^ ■ ■——wmmmmm——" »■!' | ———— ■——— ■ ■■ ■ ■■■■ ■ ——— ————— Established June 1862. Vol. 5. 23, PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1866. Terms. $8 per annum, in advance. THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is Found. For PUM<*|2?Street, Business Notices. Miscellaneous. Miscellaneous. Wants, Lost and Sale and to Miscellaneous. every d»v, (Sunday exoepted,)atS2 Exchange Let. Portland, N. A. Fostbb, Proprietor. Terms : Dollarr a year in advance. daily -Eight Wanted. Choice Oil Lands for to press, Copartnership. in in the State ot Maine to Sale. Notice the Public! is publlshedat the TAKE CASE GF YODB LIFE. Agont every town PORTLAND. THE MAINE STATE PBESS, ANsell a convenient and usefu arti- at » eastHIIithIrs now, patented luorninjj § y subscribers Oder for sale fivo thousand same p ace every Thursday undorsigned have this formed a copart- Have just received an entire new lot 01 cl-. Ladies or Gentlemen for a rare chance acros In the the writer embarked in the day wishing of the year 1846, Druz invariably in advance. under the name aud of to make THE THEneisliip style money should call oin o» aildresss, Business in the city of Philadelphia, and while thu* J. HANKERSON & 00., in Canada inch ol in Best Oil Bands West, Friday Morning, March 23, 1866. Rates of ADVEBTisiN(L~Oiie space, PAT’D. Sept. 6,1865. 130 Middle engaged, made several experiments in regard to the BENSON <t HOUGHTON, Rich Dress Goods! _T Street, Situated in Bithwell and vicinity. Nov 23—dtf Portland, Maine. most desirable mode of preparing Fluid Extracts.— w^T’lh cents per Painted maps, of our lanus lor sale or to lease, w*ll dXfi™t transaction of a or continu- For the general A. —Metallic 9ole. bo sent address on of two dollars, My efforts being successful—the articles being approv- The issue the Press threetosortions, less, $1.00; any receipt showing daily of i, Uirger „,an th, com. weekaller* B. ~Outer Sole. the ed and usod after first week, 50 cents Wanted. situation oi our lauds. &c. by the Medical was dcsirou*- tied cn dilation all the other every olhor day C. Faculty—I of dailies ,n the Eg or 75 one Forwa Business, DeLaines and —Inner 8o.e. Parties to lands to stock Companies °l city. Hail three insertions less, cents; Commission and ding Ginghams, suitable lor for which wishing buy placing them before tbe ioi square, BARRELS, Sugar, with will dealt wiih. public, but hesitated so cents per week atter. cash and the market will be on be liberally *1 uu; all kinds «t Medium and Brown and Bleached FLOUR highest price paid some time before head of "AMUSEMENTS,** »2.(Jpner square And for the sale of Fine, Heavy For further particulars and circular address, with concluding to resort to newspapei Terms —$$,00 per year in advance. Under delivery. a< insertions or enclosed to return vertis ng, the ner week; three less, $1.50. LYNCH, BARKER St CO., stamp pay postage, knowing prejudices that existed in first inser- Fine and Hemlock Lumber, Lathe, ELLIS the minds of “Special Notices,” $1.25 per square Spruce, 133 Commercial St. ANDKEWS, CO., many against ES* Beadina Matter on all Four in- Box 143 Canada West. using advertised Medi- Pates. tion and 95 cts. per square for each subsequent &c. ! March 1866. mh21dGm Bothwell, ctnet or Clapboards, Shingles, COTTONS 20, Office in mh7dtf Nostrums, but the sertion; uac a square, $1.00 first insertion, 15 cu. Exchange Building. through advice ol friend* and those who had used each subsequent Insertion. them this objection was International Copyright. State HAUL) AND SOFT WOOD, LINEN DAMASK and Advertisements inserted in the "Maine Stone- Cutter8 Wanted. FOR overcome. Press'* has a circulation in ovory par- twelve Stone-Cut- SALE. On the recent of (which large on hand and for sale at tho lowest market Immediately, good Atter 18 presenting petitions Wil- for first insertion' Constantly ters to cut abutment and years’ exertions, in a of the State) for $1.00 per square of TABLE COVERS—Every Variety. WANTED pier stone. commencing small mser- rates, delivered in any part the city. to the ot liam Cullen and and and 50 oents per square for each subsequent Apply JAMES ANDREWS, BUILDING LOTS within a few rods of way, popularity my articles has extended to ah Bryant others, authors, A NEW LINE OF Doc Af\ 11 BERLIN MILLS WHARF. 27—dtf Biddeford "lU the Portland and Rochester Railroad Depot, of the United and of and exe- parts States, widely W. Longfellow others, praying JOB PRINTING, ol description, at Cumberland Mills, 5 miles from the These throughout Henry ry- every to for Wear. SEELY'S city. this in the of ana business E. B. A. M. BENSON. WOOLEN GOODS, lots in from to on a.commo- toreigncountries—and fbee much for an Senator euted with dispatch; all pertaining HOUGHTON, Spring Wanted. vary price $5i) $350, very oppo- international copyright law, transacted on applica- Match 1SC6. mhSiLur BEAUTIFUL STYLES dat terms to the sition. means has been resorted the Ottir* or Paper promptly Portland, 1, ng purchaser. Every to by un- Sumner remarked that fourteen he Patent Metallic V(r=v A SMALL suitable foralam- A s soon as the P. & R. Railroad can be in years ago tion as above. Sole. TENEMENT, put prlcipled dealers since their merit and success have American 15 to 25 Cents. of three Kent moderate. Refer- a run had Prints, A §»;; Uy persons, thorough repair Dummy Car to the above presented a similar Irv- NEW INVENTION. JHHK-ouce at this office- inar3-dtf named for been known—such as advertising larger bottles at lem petition signed by Dissolution ! White ALL WOOL FLANNEL 35 Cents. vil’age the accommodation of those who do business in the all other ing, Cooper and ail of whom have A few mor of those all Linen Sheett for Wetting the Feet is the most prolific cause of city. price, censuring preparations, and even Prescott, Army 2 acres of Business Cards. disease ani death known to It is almost Also, laud on which is a large two-story was dis- 1.40. Pillow Slips 35 cts. humanity. Wanted. copying my advertisements—but I am happy to state passed awa; without their prayer an- firm of WALKER & MITCHELL house, extensive an which may seeing A complete and g neral assortment of HOUSE- sure to bring on a cold; aud colds, neglected, and often out-buildings bam, that oat of the solved Jan. 2oth, 1SC6, by mutual eon rent. AMERICAN GIRL to do general housework be and made into a Motel or many who have resorted to this, none swered. Within THE KEEPING GOODS at the lowest market when not neglected, lead to fevers or to coughs and fa- repaired boarding-house, that period of fourteen years Geo. II. Mitchell Is alone authorized to in prices. ANin a small Best of reference at a moderate A. NOYES & sign liqui- tal It is in of this truth family required. outlay. have boon sucosstal. N. SON, dation. consumptions. recognition Apply at No. 67 Danforth St. however a publishers’ custom has 128 Middle Street. that the inventive talent ol the countrv has for M. StiAVEI, 02 Exchaege St* grown up, GEO. H. MITCHELL, years Mar 19—dlw March 5—dtf MY OBJECT feHdtf EASTMAN BROTHERS. been some or to devise which wi.l be the basis of the as min- No. 35 Exchangee Street, F. F. WALKER. devising method, attempting in this notice is to make tacts law; just it, ior keeping the feet dry, and yet that should not known to the public and ers custom is now • inconvenience to the wearer. Rubber in Tenement respectable after so shaping Californian PORTLAND • MAINE, SEW STORE! give shoes, | Wanted, FOR KALE ! dealers, believing, many legis- SEW STORE, one form or ha^e hitherto been our reliance; and as use and Notice. another, five or six rooms on or near Murjoy Hill, by a years’exertions, that the Druggists will discounte- lation, wont are the. acknowl- Manufacturers of and Dealers in but it is well known, as among their evils, that The subcriber will continue the LIVEBY BUSI- many OFsmall quiet family. nance such and that sources while the feet irom external m FIRST CLASS situated in proceodings, the reputation ol edged of the common law. NESS at the old stand of C. B. Varnev, No. 9 Silver they keep dry dsture, Address B >x 126 Post Office, stating terms. country residence, sweat them over much, and by thus inducing A V'est Poland The consist ol a my articles may notha damaged by use of inferior or Street, where teams may at all times be had, W. F. they Mai 23—dlw* Village. buildings The just principle recognized this un- good CHISAM, an undue tenderness increase to colds one and a half house 38 x 28 and an L 18 x by FURNACES, RANGES, at lhir asuscepti ility story feet, spurious ones. — prices than are also cumbersome to 16 connected. x j8 written is that the man to and bait- rather otherwise.
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