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Portland Daily Press: September 05,1865 (Matjctottfilt natoT aft —>*'>r» ,n jfc< m/A jsi\*‘ ii 'j i»n} •: :.; -b ■& ,*«■• r*-ft ,il'i t rUi.‘ vinii •« i/»«!.»;* H U ;(< ■: ?) Ur. <T t-» 1 '•1< (T in<&S ijina i- Ui$ if »* S1 ,1H" US' >< f •bU ,»il «•>« u. .Sr v iw* -mi ,beo*r«:-. ■ -‘ —- _= I'stnbli&hed June 2ft, 1862» Vol. 4. TUESDAY MORN UNO, SEPTEMBER 1865. PORTLAND, 5, Terms $Q per annum I read I went in and called She took it off, and gave it me, and him. DAILY PRESS: “Can Miscellaneous. For Sale and to PORTLAND “Prom Herbert” on the inside. yon telegraph to York for me?” Let, Wants, Lost and Found. Kditar, Business cards. JOH-V T. GILMAN, that’s the ring Mr. Langley gave you.’ “Certainly, sir." Business “Why, _ Cards. BT do with this?” said Mrs. 1 wrote the saw. PUBLISHED AT S*J EXCHANGE STREET, “What has he to telegram you IMPORTANT SATE Streaked Mountain Place for Sale. he-” “You must sign this, sir.” Webster. Perhaps “ This Is one of the best places for sum- FOSTER & CO. ‘No I must ” ELDERBERRIES i CNERfflES Notice. FOSS & N. A. “He what, madam ?” not, young man,’ and I drew i"" t, xner boarding in the country. The Copartnership FEENY. to I was him toward me the house is situated at the foot ol the have _ it did not belong him, by shoiflder. Wanted. rpHE undersigned formed „„ Tbes# 1b “Perhaps “ and a view name un- Daily published at it name is .Mountain, commands J. der the and Arm of "’Partnership Tsr. Pobtlasd o-QiD to ‘My Field, Inspector Field: you 1 plasterers' iu advance. say.” ” Timber Saw Mills —-that lor natural loveliness cannot be BUSHELS RIPE Ck au tier year no use to when the understand.’ Limits, 200 ELDERBERRIES, ». PLAIN AND State Pbebs is !l mw it was struggle; surpassed. 1«„ BUSHELS U. T. RICE & ORNAMENTAL 1Mr Mains published every ‘“Oh! a d. BLACK CHERRIES, want- co., at #2.uo per annum, in 'officer came down he would explain the mis- certainly, sir. Did you catch that* 1?^es from Portland—15 minutes* ride from ea, lor which the the Tbur-day morning, advance; R. K. highest prices will be paid, by For the on of within 4x and if man the other ? I Station at South Paris. The farm contains 15.* carrying STUCCO AND >i |>ai months; $2 JO, pay- take. day heard of it from one of W. S. MASTIC W0itl££2B, six months. our ” Real Instate ! ®cres—orchards—excellent water in house and MAINES, jpl.i’a. delayed beyond “Where can we wait? I said. clerks.’ barn. There is A GENERAL COMMISSION “ a valuable Mineral Spring near the Aug 29—d4w2w Windham. Oak what for?” ‘Oh bouse. This BU8INEgg Street, between, Congress ar il Free ef “Wait, Uncle Joseph, yes, him safe and he’s in valuable property is now offered for sale. Sts., Kales Advertistag. caught sound; TRUSTEES of the ESTATE of the late For AT 03 COMMERCIAL ST. “Madam, this telegram orders the arrest of Newgate now.’’’ particulars call at 83 Commercial St., or address incl, of lu of constitute “ THEJOHN EGAN, Esq., deceased, with a view of PORTLAND. MK. One space, length column, — P. T. 8. H. 8. her q J. A. South Paris. Wanted. RICE. XKLCHEB and detention here till the ‘Indeed, sir,” said the lad. cl the one of KING, jg *> .uarc.” your daughter, “ jeing Trust, (of this, the largest Lumber- Sept 1—deod&w4w* 7—dtl establishments in Vessels to load deals at St. N. Angust t 1-a' square daily iirst week ; 76 cents pei Arrival of an officer from London.” ‘You’ll send that at the train’s due in ing Canada) have determined to of- John, ly“d Whita-Washing prompt- |*r once, B., for and ®rd®r“ fro1® out three o* cjutuiu- an fer by Public Auction in the CITY OF OTTA- English Irish Ports, at high- or town sol eiuxi. we-k altar; insertions, less, $1.00; “But what for?” less thin hour. I’ll see do it.” est rates tlay other after urst 6o cents. you WA, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th SEPTEMBER For o/freighr. JOHXF. AXEERSQX. iu^’ every day week, “X cannot tell you; it is useless to “He did send and as I heard the fclick Sale or to Let. naif square, th*ee m>ei toons or tow, 76 cents; one complain it; next, the following extensive and valuable TIMBER now. we must wait. it was a new r> A seven octave PI- at same for Galvee- ; 60 cento week altar. click, click, like the throb of LIMITS, comprising some good,second-hand * uHii, ,T?^oad lu“hfr place SURVEYOR & wees, per ano forte. ton, Philadelphia and Richmond. CIVIL ENG'NEER Under Load of $2.00 per square “I shall do of the I shall at heart blood in for Gw-gll Dr. "Amusements,'' nothing kind; circulating fiery my arteries, address LITTLEJOHN <& CODMAN Fred A. ^nnce, three insertions or le»s, $1.50. and brother I knew it would Seven to Hundred Miles \VWil particulars, CHASE, OFFICE, BLOCK, per week; once go get my and Mr. Trecigar enable me to see you, Clara, Eight Spuare w- W. K.” No‘ * «ch!7 C2.00 a™ Transcript Office, Cmtn> I Tern .a Street. NoTicka, per square to come down." and then I came as The most favorably placed of on the and Aug 29 dlw Aug. 29-dtt dawtf_ three insertions or less, dear; down, you see, by any Ottawa, Portland, Me. $l.ou per equate after; $1*®|J» this worthy the attention of as a por- hall a three one week.. “Pray don’t madam; there’s no occasion to train, and feel now to embrace all Capitalists, large No. 11 square, insertions, $1.00; disposed tion has been held in reserve and never cut CIIAS. B. Clapp-8 make more noise about thi3 the upen, MERRILL, Block, matter than can telegraph clerks in the kingdom.” comprising as follows New Building? to Let. Board Wanted Congresr St, in “Maine State Advertisements inserted the be “Weil, it’s a I ** to be >n putt helped.” young man, dangerous game; The HUNNEWELL and BEAR CREEK LIM- erected on the vacant lot Prtratf In the Western PORTLAND, Piitehs** (which has a large circulation every f family part ofthe Counsellor and at ME, inserwoi “I shall remain with had better suppose you’re aware it’s an offence not ITS, having a on the Ottawa of fourteen next below McKenney’s Photo- p“lk,Uar‘ Attorney Law, of the Stole) for $1.00 per square for first Clara; you light- frontage S”®*! IN w- Offlc Ifarch ins© on and we are to miles, and an arear of miles. graph Establishment, which will be finished as de- «oxNo.« 1782. 38—du_ and 60 cento for each subsequent go say coming very shortly.” ly punished pretend you’re an officer of pol- seventy square sli ed for a aug29dti Office Xo. Middle per square respectable business if applied fbr in tea- 117 Street ilea. “Tour instructions don’t include this lady or ice,” said Mr. Blake. The ST. CRY OR BOOM CREEK LIMITS, No. 314 liWk henry p. and of Worcester Special Notices at the usual rates. dear on 315, 1863 and *64, described to extend ten * 8°od (Musset’s Block,) for the papO' myself?” “My Mr. B.ake, if it was death the location tor a Confectioner, Oyster -OBNBBAL tjr All communications intended mijas on the course of the liiver St. Cry, with a and Ice Cream Wanted——Agents. pom OF TH “Not at are both free to instant of and I was in the same up Saloon, Dentist, Milliner, or almost or Gentlemen to lA'SD, M A INK. should be directed to the kDnoB all, sir; you goat discovery depth of live miles on each side. any other business. canvass tor some ol the the v The lower story will be finished ani taoso a business character to any but the young must strait, I should do the same over lor a store LADIES “d Books ever offhrod to Department* at at- Commission and of time, lady stay.” thing again.” POltSSIN CREEK Oit SHEERWAY with a tenement over the same of ten ..Sr!1?"* Washington " “ LIMITS, tne public. To all temlsd to. L1SHF HH Wheie ?” “You must find a Mr. Lioenaes 3S7 an 1 328 of 1963 an l :■» a rotmis, or will be seeking profitable employment junelid&vtm Forwarding exe- prosecutor, Blake,” ,‘M, describe,! arrange d to accommodate occupants. a rare of n,e chance Is offered to make money. Agents are r*-- JOB PRINTING, every description, I’m sure there’s some said “and as the con- oIjcx ten miles square, commanding three miles East lot being 11* lerfdeep admits ol a MERCHANT. all buxines* “Well, sir, mistake, Clara, I, principal person very large making cuted with dixpatch; and from the mouth of the creeiv on the Duiuoiue River, building in the rear, which can be connected with the WILLIAM A. trausaeteu on appbca- and was so from the moment I saw the young cerned, am not going to prosecute the officer, PEARCE, VST Merchandise of all kinds bought and the Oitice or Paper promptly and erben ting East ten miles. store and and utedfor work rooms. If the rear lot is • 150 to «200 Per Mouth. sold on tlou a above. lady; so if you’ll give me your word not to go I think he will escape.” not otherwise it will Northern account.
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