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September 16,1864 if ... <rN?~' • af’- 'A-a ;• ,_PORTLAND DAILY PRESS. VOLUME PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 16, 1864. IV._ WHOLE NO. 684 THE CROPS OF THE AORTHERM AMD WESTER* AMD THE WB8T ▼IROHNIA. STATES, CAMADAS. _ "" ^ UltAT. ~ ~ of oU the Northern and the | CeORK._ j k»Xt. 1'UTAlUU iiAKLIT ~|| ^ cards. BUSINESS f ta,ba'‘r reP?rt® nearly Western States, and Canadas. Tha tables have COL’STIE3' CARPS. J^XWI!'r<C!;Vn ‘he authorities in the localities q»-» J ^business hy bestugricultural stated, and can be relied upon for general accuracy. quW.jlWF S^my q^tity quality q^o.lty guilty the ranous thoroughly !-Llty' quanS7?“qTSiiy PAPER BOX 8CC,ioD9 ‘be by the of the Associated and ail of jq^Smyj jWhT/ qWtffj ^UfrfWiVy |l%slSb MANUFACTORY. BRAVUr, MOULTON t ROGIBI ™J®?J*P<Jrts k*L\b*?.r‘ °^Tifru“ country agency Pre£, nearly them extra 4th more ^ ■ 1 werecareftJly trsis'nmed to NewYork free of to the lw» P0<1 ra'1^ letter 4th more expense press, over the wires of the the Western the Marabal'. and Pirn*'( j equal good good equal gool equal better mV* American, Union, People'“id SS good dry. WholhIlk OuLm in les will be found to —— |l-» legraph Companies. possess great Talue to all interested in the of our — J. P• general farming products country. IOWA. * Libby.^ _ _~~ KmrAoroua op Grain and MAINE. Flour, Provisions, sx-s.*?* nrr? Lii-■ Paper ■ psaw ^Fuy,-iaaii«"< ~.»wmore amaU Boxes.9 W Commercial treat, Thomu earne *1 mure superior <1 more extra more extra Ol every inch u Slock, ~~ [better tx* ueual usual tit tore tat,.“ description, I bth mure good 4thmore gool iM m,to good (Br* BOBBBT I luaual ga<A 3,1 mora'good poor .£*• 8hoe Boxee, Jewelry Boxge, Drnggut Boxm MMA.LWT, ) C°” lareer liner double exc.-ll nt double B. K. 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