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Portland Daily Press: June 16,1865 * iKSKf % ~ ~ po: i puess. ■ » ■ « is#a. V«i. 4. PORTLAND FRIDAY JUNE MORNING, 10, I860. Terms « a year, In advance ...» II ---—-- ■■■ —:- as they dare, and that none shall be denied an ill-looking one; and tbe men are pleased VuivfLARD JAIL* FiilKbft we ANNUAL who have be,jn praying for it, and weeping tor with us when we are pretty. But wliat MEETINGS. iwAM'm* iA>m\Fo m j > MISCELLANEOUS. •-*,*—*< 1 —...... rv..>_-__- _ BUSINESS cards. JOBJST.91XMiK.JI rtOf. it, and fighting for it, *nd now love it with call beautiful, what in the woman pleases the j MERCHANDISE. true, loyal hearts, is too unreasonable to be man, it not skin and hair, the shape or color, Annual Meeting. Wanted. at Ha. 8TKKK) published Ski iiCHAEC.5 D) discussed. as in a or a it is the oharacter; Molhiug. seriously picture statue, ?*fifk^®Weis arelieie v no'ified that the A»- ~t X KXPaBIBNCBD Skht at Jt is a that en- B" Makers, Fred A. Prince, h a. r o a r ft & to. To be sure, there large mass of negroes it is the soul that is within these, T®E Meeting ot the Stockholders ol the Maine -i-t/ IMiZjERaLD fc >jgfe^Dr. SOLDIER’S HODBUON’S CLAIMS, 322 illlDS. I Mueoorado Moiumm now land- and works and earnestness Company wil be held at tbe Town ski. t and Caret °» ALL who are very degraded, uutll to exercise chants us by looks and H*1!,*, w*Ur,1ao Hoop Esotery, j Kl*r», 14 Tiercee I tag tx brig Jan.., Crow, irom 1 aar’ofevL.: soi'AiLT us wAhkHviLi,*. on Widbjsiat, June *Sth. jjnelSllw 148 fc 16O Middle St Dentist, i’aKttai*publishedat*8.0 the of aud I should assur- and and sorrow. The men admire the fjj'11,1a roitiand. Me. lor eale privilege franchise, joy 1 ’eo, eleven "~* Rentedios, by o'clock in the to tot 1 * •1 —- Bought or iorenoon, upon * ----—■ ■ ■ ■ ft: ;car la advance. for a oi the mind to T —-— Collected. B. T. MACU1S, hope qualification the more they the virtues the following viz — r u h A' a a n nav. ik P ubb s ia pu Misha t, v ury IX art adely requiring suppose articles, No 11 13d it (jau Whan. to read and and *—lo near the ot the Wanted. St., <*“ may 4*y«s*rBit«K,a'' &dvanoe; S«S.!K ability write. But thie ignorant exist in us which the outside promises; report Directors and Treas* Clapps’Block,Congress M-.t f3.00pertcaem,tat «•*o*r Id and ttnreo TJY the If or..: w;tki;i>ix and mass ars no more unfit voters we a man how- Company, act subscriber, a competent assistant to take ME. HKSSStt&s uroiithe: #1.60,if paymentb» for than that think malicious disagreeable, fo make PORTLAND, d tayod beyond Fix months. class of he Let choice oi a Board of heron Directors X# charge oi a target pr sc. iptfon business Ad- MANASSEH largo poor white citizens who are not ever aud handsome may be. for the diis asb March 18-dtf SMITH, LUMBER. graceful ensuing year low.sta ing age, amount or eap rieaoe LUMBER, ignorant and but law- a that ol 4 wha’ ia tno Offl’je Mo. 62 Exchange ouiy degraded, vicious, young maiden, then, preserve purity _.T?,**e regulations the Company will make apotn eary business, and rate ol compema* street, Hahaaot Ailvartlaing: of ttfoee in relation to trains to tion d tinsnd.d less, vagabond aud violent. The qualifications soul, those sweet qualities the mind, Stockholder#’ Annual Meet- The beet and mos; undoubt d rei» WAHKEM’« INrOFtVED >c»yll(ltf Ponies. One mull ofspacela length oi column, csnsiuots. ings. emees ’! FF.KT Fine agitable for Cle- to of of as in which she first drew her requited 0 A/4A Plank, ‘pq*.ui:x.,‘ ought be, course, snplied them well virtues, short, by 4-To see 12 It if tb* Stockholder* will vote to amsnd rf. T. CUMMINGS. M. !>.. FIRB AND WATBR-PROOh t&WiUV/U tern., long. #1.60 atm as to the and there is little doubt as lover to her feet. And the best 100 R Clear Fine pertqmr.ro uatiy week, Jtotnwperw**4 negroes; preservation Ofopls l'lntse o. the By-Laws in relation o she time jun«12d2w* Portland, Me. Dana & Co. Bhlnglee, Ulets three inforUeos or ItSlflD: oonUnumgcvc to which will rise above it first. In the of to render it and of holding the Annual 100 If No 1 Cedar Bh n.l t, O'fcer short, virtue, unchanging, keep Meeting. V ..... rr day titer lirst work, CO rente. is inward union 4—To teeli the Stockholders PELT C0MP0E1TI81, WO hi Fine and bpraoe Lathe to arrive Kdlf out qualification, whatever it may be, must be en- it ever young, religion—that willaoeeptthe pro- Failure, threeineertionr. or less T6 aentej an Wanted. fish in a few dart. viaioiis of act authrizinpg this Company to ops- and Salt, o, week, 60 u at* tirely irrespective to color in order to satisfy with the Duity and eternity and faith—is pie- and to M.0QI per week after. rat< the fine of the European and Nonh American nytung iu»n who has Jn.t been diaabarged *yje, bprune Hemlock Uimenelone tawed Batter ltcsd of A *vssiiiiimg.?2.u6 sqnur* pa: the demands of or the that with so so rrom Grravol Doore, Sathea and Ullnd. on per justice the interests of ty, walketh God, pure, peace- Hallway by the rnnninefu engines and oars over BY th9 army, a s.tuition as clerk in an cflioe, Roo£Lnjp 21".'. constantly week; one in #1X0. said LBt*erU«. Portland, Xa order. For tale a* ieee to I ait uii'x, State. ful, so beneficent with mortals.’ liue, enttitled "An Act to authorize tbe lurther saiesaan, or any kind of work of tha de°cript on. BOB BLAT Boors. *?“** p SiaoiAL Kcm.'S^, 2.00 met week extension Good *D»U« per iqnare dear the ‘there of th; European and berth Amerioau references given. F. E. Fit Y E. ^ DEKRIrG, e ‘See, heart,’ continued aunt, mayl7tl3m UoUen’e *1,00 per squar after; thrcsIng*rtW,urle»e,81.tu- Kail ii ay." jdnelMlw* Augusta, Me. B. HER8EY, Agenl. Maine. Wharf. 391 Commercial St. a oas are virtoes which arise out ef mere ■ bait squiiro. ’tree ineertictk, *1.00; week The experi- EDWABD T. LITTLE. Clerk. Evening Before Marriage. w »«a» dtfNo, Id Onion Street. _laxoidtl ence. These grow old with time, and alter, WatcrviHe, May 23, A. D. 1&65. d €«t»i, coal I Advartfaec:: t i, in the Mainb junelS Wanted. ,alerted Btatj ‘We shall certainly be very happy together,’ because, of circumstances and in S aim# Ir.e c?rc*I*tio» in by change 1 Creek Cam- (which a large every parte said Louise to her on the before SMART, active Ameriofi Girl, la oi It • The Union Wholesale and Retail. (111 T°?8 i^?,1\“t“'4 (deorgee the AJ'O for aunt, evening alters her rule ef *£• Traders9 yea b riand ante, iorartlolo lor Black- Htatr) fc: ner square first insertion, ana clinations, prudence action, Manufacturers Bank. A Old, 10 do second wort. None need call witnont Sugar Beinery! Cpal-a ggu.b cao and her cheek with a and aaitb aaa;Shipped f on Ba»imor n-wlandma and 10 per square k* ubsequent lMUh.*tcu. j marriage, glowed deep- because her growth does not always keep rilUE Stockholders q'Uus Bank aie noti- ree nunendatioDg. I Trn> r H<*?rt pp rt rrfnl Tfito* er red and her shown When hereby for talo by UAJXDALL, MoALLlhtfclt a eyes with delight. pace with that of our and But X de-i to meet at thetr Banking Room, cn AP (Aj a 241 Cumber And St. i C. O. WHITHOKE A L. Co, All communications intended for years passions. Monday j jonolSdlw* SONS, Afb, DAVIS, No 90 Commeieiai it. the paper a bride it be whom the 26th infant, at thret o clock * M, to act cn the should the says we, may easily guessed religiooB virtues can never change; these re- All ordare mall attended to 1 be directed to “Editors the Press" and — Offer lor sale all of by prompt’y ap39‘ of of all means loltowiugaticleR grades those of a business character persouB in the world she thereby. main the because our God is Lost. to the Publishers. eternally same, Mret—To *ee if (h9y will vote to surrender the *, SowksdUr, Stationer, ‘I do not doubt dear her TN the a few weeks Peru) Mtro &rJo* Fristtixo oi every description executed it, Louise,’ replied always the same, and eternity the sapae which Chart* r ox the Bank. sheets, since, the Back Strap of in MnwvwnoTtmnt o» nelanes. vmu and all business A * It Iso coveted with dispatch; pertaining totheoi aunt, ‘see only that you continue to be happy we and oil who love os are to enter. Second—To see if they will vote to convert the Carriage. lea-htr, blue Refined & f 1 Porto Pico Molmtto or hastening cioth, The under sba 1 be Sugars 1 | HHDS.) Superior flee paper promptl> transacted on appOcation as Bank into a National Association, undtr suitably rewarded by Syrups, J-J.V7 win b« sold M Satar- together.’ Preserve, then, a mind impartial and pure, Banking leaving the satee at the store oi dslirersd tree at or wharf In Prumium Account Books.
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