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Portland Daily Press: November 19,1867 i:*fat>li*hed June 93,'l469. Vol. 6. PORTLAND, TUESDAY Hit; roKTI.AM> 1»\ILY PRESS pnidiri;. > MIANttBS* I'A IC|V<, very day, tSunday ex. opted.) at No. I PriiTTi KKn<M*Al.g. SCHOOLS. •'v.-Lange, Lx Lange Street, Portland. uot i3'ue ,rcl" ot mould of N, A. the Mime I President the Andrew BOOSTER, Pkopkikt JH. O V A SOum.,nbe-,rS‘0U'* Jackson,” I>li. K JO M L DAILY PRESS. from the Chambers who will administer tbe oath of I Light Dollars a year in advance BlfZZEl.L, North Yarmouth same' onn Jo <“l1ct,ve i.ffice to the Has resumed ilia Academy, not j residence, Fife Insurance. he expected to Fou!d rebel Senators and count their HEARN & PORTLAND. coanto^'^1 "*V1'3 votes on all JIK MAINE S TATE in at th > Corner Park und VO. VAitnoura, me. then relerred to the Ha PRESS, puhlisbod Pleasant Streets, clauL* wm 'Jth<!r’ matters ot legislation and “no question me plao* very Thu raja-, morning at $2.00 a veer Have removed to tlieir new store on the corner o Her Executive j aasked," 8 to a. Majesty, head *?*3 and so ••variably in advance, E*' l!'tarl'n,vu », M. 2 to 4, F. M. nuil NATIONAL menceon f BBSs ^'thlb* | the Democrats will gain a of November 11. dtl I'ougrcM* North MtcevUi, LAY, December 3d, 18(17. to ion. It was a striking majority continue ten weeks under the chart?.* nr rh \ri rq Tuesday Morning, November 19, 1837. elreuui»u, tW two. j-avita oi where they will constantly keep a lull assortment oi i!0 Aovt'aTtHiwo.*-one iu*'bk>t •*>;*«•■.I® Q. HOLYOKE, ol Bowdiun yeais alter the Stamp Act—w years j * J. College after ti,° •-•Hi «>l eolUlUli, coll «11 nil Or 54 *‘*h| UUJC." it. lJ It Y Travelers’ Insurance the —50 hit us recapitulate. Tbe Democratic HUDSON, Jli.. GOODS, inl'erest., if the School re- American Revolution year; after party, 41.50 per square daily first week. 75 cents j-el Comp’y, Snca^lotanUMwllbe the in uontinu* quire tolly provided. T'be Fenian Trial* nt of the Munroe Doctrine— order to this remarkable *uek alter ; ihree inner! ions. or low, *1.0C: Groceries .V 1*1*0visions. OF NJiW VOItK. as usual j Mandinler. promulgation <><", accomplish feat, A. R T 1 ** 1’ df-Tultion Convenient rooms will be wdl I ag every other day alter lirst week, 50 ceuts. November 12. tor those who wish this continent the representatives ot four mi‘- have first, to carry tue Presidential elec- 75 tltl provided them. SPEECHES OE THE CONDENSED. Halt wpiatv, three iusotiioiis or le**, rents. or.f OFFICERS: jiolS J. M. of for Ha* Removed liis Stmlio to BATES. iions people should elect themselves 9<?Con'*’t0 elect two Senators from each vn-k, $1.00; 5o cents per vrnek alter. &w_ Socretarj*. of th Tim trial ol the live Fenian3 who were en- and their a monarchical torm ol Coder besot •»: Amimemknts,” $ pt‘D*r squart W. F. TODD, JAMES R. DOW, President. posterity, to Mr. lees. #1.50, Casco Punk /Hock, Middle Street. now States; third, persuade l*>r week; threeinsertioiieoi Ha*» E. H. JONES, Vice-President. gaged in the rescue ot and Government. (Cheers). We would have in removed to Oread Kelley Deasev at and some -in l\i. N 25 per square lor the first in- Nov 1st, 1867. dim Collegiate Institute an working v'rRin:a other Re- J. H. opportunity of contrasting the publican Senator to s'.*! t uni. and 25 cents i»er square for each ~ TAYLOR, Secretary. FOR Manchester. England, was concluded on the sut.soq’u./ni llO EXCHANGE ol two rotins of Government—Monarchal fo"Ttb’to rcPUce no us-rt ion. U STREET, J. A. WHI IE, M. D, Medical Examiner. less than live R, u ~. M. PA YSO*~, SOth uit. They were arraigned on of and Senators Advertiseuienin inrerte.i m the Maim: And solicits the patronage of his old as young charge Republican—on this continent. by Demo- itAFl customers, crats.c ats Tf theyH,PV can p«> -i«M(w»d. h U:i* a l:u2ec1rc.4,i:ltion Le is now ready to attend to ladies, murdering accomplish tnr-vurr par policeman lirett, who was killed Mi. four distinct ot the Starciior *1.00 per tor first *TOCK BltOKEK. This issues all kinds ot Life, Endowment, WORCESTER, MASS. McGee is that and several square tneerlion V Company in the All quite right; opportunity impossibilities, ,w d -0rente ot nnd Jewelry and Joint-Life Policies, &e. affray. were found the, undoobt- j square tor each -ubeeaneM in« r Rrpairiog Annuities, Tern. guilty by the is before he revolutionize No. 30 tfxcIranKe'Street, as tor Ct- us; but is very careful not to tell edly the Don. cheap a* can be done in Portland. Call and set We make extracts Senate—or the world poutlani> he aoJitlt JVmtcr ^^embgHth. jury. from the correspon- tor oc29dlra Special Features. us whether the choice of institutions made Y/e are waiting to see them yourselves._ dence ot the New York begin. MR3‘ Ecv Times, relating to the HE AXE & VERR1LL, It issues WHOLE-WORLD POLICIES, permitting j- j tucker:0^' by tbe “representatives of tour millions of HI)KIHnSft*5 CAK(m. H E M 0 L very striking and impassioned remarks of the unrestricted Freedom in Travel and Change of ooldoaow__Preceptress. people’’ is quite satisfactory to the tour mill- Varieties. _\? prisoners when asked the usual be- , AT Residence without Permits or Extra Premiums. Cnsco Street~SpmiT»nrY question, ions COUNSELLORS LAW. JAMES F. Tot themselves. On that must MILLER, Winter of this School for vJunz ladies fore the death sentence. point depend NJTJBTAN hi REGISTERED Guaranteed fpHE will receiving The cor- in —The York Tribune WESP, Solicitor.-* Bankruptcy. POLICIES, by the I and misses, commence Monday. No-, 18th a great measure the nature of the final sol- New facetiously says COUNSELLOR AT LAW, State of New York. For terms, &c., apply at No. 15 Preble Street. respondent says: jVo. l!*1 JEvrhatigc vlrcet, ution which his is to that the treaty with the Indian* “includes ev- novll.tytv* MARY O. HALL. Principal. problem receive. Counsellor anti at At her: com Building, over Eastern Express Office, It allows THIRTY DAYS' GRACE in The of the four Fenian ery troublesome tribe tbe Attorney Law, PORTLAND. Payment of speeches prisoners Monetary matters are in a except Bon-trak-taht, I can very unsatisfac- P. Deane PiJtn STREET, Premiums. give verbatim, so far as their words are the and the Fron-teer set-tlahi.'' No. <51 Henry Byron D. Yerrill. tory state. A Toronto letter Ingen-a-gent». ExehaneroHt. September*, 1867. eodtl nisiEu.Ainr.ois, concerned; but no words can an idea say3: oc24diiu PORTLAND* ME. ONE-THIRD THE PREMIUM may remain un- convey The —A train approaching Peoria, Illinois, the -I uly 8-iitJ of the courage, tbe heroism, the devotion failure of the Commercial Bank has paid as a Loan other ran at full a with which these men had a very effect, and the night, *pesd through prairie W.lL K£MOVAL. met their fate. Al- prejudicial mer- C\ ,1. SCHCM A(. li C & Johnson, 8225,000 with the State Insurance De- chants are in a fire. The current of air saved it from th# heat. jBaBfrPr. deposited SNOW ien’s looks deceived me. For a boy of 19— predicament. The Fall im E K ESCO PA HATER. partment of the State <V New York as a perpet- SIstearnsT and be does not look older- and one" of ordi- portations were unusually heavy, and the cri- —A Paris letter says: The Prince of Wales ual sis the were DENTIST, H. W. LAKRABEE Security for Us Policy-holders. nary he showed coming, merchants not hw become an yheat tIxe opportunities, an extraordi- prepared quite aoimal; he looks like Drug Storeot Mgesi i. A. (L SchUutor- Offlft* No. 1 :c 1-2 Fr**«* Slreel, No. 331 Oonjjress tor make NO CHARGE nor Street, nary spirit. There was not a tremor it; but,to matters worse,the Bank of beck & for Policy-fee Medical Examin- in his Henry VIII., and acts like IV. Co., Stroud Roust from H. removed irom Central Wharf to Richard- Montreal came iuto of a George H. Hay’s Auotliecary Store. ation. voice, which rang lull and clear the possession considera- tort HA‘-5sou’s Wharf Commercial Street, Cot- through —It is stated that >n a certain window CtiHgim P«ril:i»>d, Ale, %r$T “Ether administered when desired and thought opposite Court-room. I need ble amount of the of tbe customers of In advisable. ton Street, where he will be happy to see all Ids old -HAVE not give all that was paper ui/du On» door above Brown. .lv2?eodit POLICIES NON-FORFEITABIE. but the Commercial Batik, when that Broadway, New York, in an unobtroslve case customers, and to serve hosts of new ones Orders saio, in condensing the speeches I will institution tor PROFITS OF THE COMPANY obtained a loan irom of ordinary size and Charles P. ANNUALLY give only the words ane phrases ot the speak- the Bank of Montreal, pattern, three hundred Mattocks, SHEPARD DIVIDED. This ers. which bank now refuses to renew thousand dollar.’ worth YOUNG, Hay Opened! the same. of diamonds are Di'iiension Lumber, Pin*. Spruce, &a., This lying anil Counsefler at I have only omitted to places many business firms in a bad po- exposed to public view.
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