Portland Daily Press: November 10,1863

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Portland Daily Press: November 10,1863 I PORTLAND DAILY ! not spell their own name*. O slavery, how PRESS, I sin* must be laid at & many thy charge. These LEGAL OFFICIAL. MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS. I-’OIi SALE & TO l,HT. JOHN T. OILMAN. Editor. I people, born and educated in the State of 1 Maim* in a l»*w "munition*. if not the first, NOTICE. 1. ut No. Rooim to published 62) KXCHAKliK STKKF.T would become valuable ami Xlicltllo Stroof. MOKE TESTIMONIALS! Counting Lei. respectable mem- Standing Committee on Side rpiIK Streets, KOOX over No #0 Commercial St. IN FOX bers ot The fd to whom was BLOCK, by society. negroes lieio (that iulVri- I walks a Bridge*, referred the COUNTIN'!Thomas* Block, to lei. to and Apply N. A. ar race) are by far the most and petition of >7*»Uingtou Kyau others, that tin- > J. FOSTER A CO. respectable of Street from Thomas to lff MILLER, intelligent.’’ grade Spriiftf Vaughan 9 mcnil dtf Jver92 Commercial.1Stiett. 'tii be det Trained ami established, NEW DRY GOODS STORE! letter i< eta, may hereby | My already too long or I would notice that they will meet at the corner of MRS. MANCHESTER give * Is Terms: give you a longer account of these wretched Spiiugaad rhombs streets, on Wednesday, the llth J-BY- constantly receiving unsolicited testimonials of To Lei — ol November Inst., at 3 o’clock 1*. M to inve*- the astonishing cures The Portland Daily Piikss is published every j people American citizens! Time forbids, day performed by her. Among commodiou.Cliambcr iu tbe northerly cor in tigate the eye and hear all parties interested, as re- TUF. momiug (Sundays excepted), at •G.cO per year but more anon. Cat-iianck. mauy receutly received are the following, which are 'orn'r or time and cents an Ordinance of the City iu such cases ■■itk street*, directlyrrCkibl0,:lS' the which will be added twenty-five quired ■ lacing market. advapce.to by flEflTVASGU k ZlVilER.’ commended to the notice of the afflicted. Mis. Man- Rent low fur each three months’ delay, and if not paid lor at provided. Enquire at office of FREDERICK (i. MESSER, Chester be consulted at the end ol the year the paper will be discontinued. may OCEAN INSURANCE CO. three cents. chainun 11 of Committee on Streets, Sidewalks, 8ept.l5,18o2. dtT No. 27 Single copies The to call the attention of No. 11 ClappN Block. Room No. 6. Exchange St The MaineStatk Press is published everv Thurs- MISCELLANEOUS. and Bridges. undersigned bf; thef»eo* #2.00 per wunuiu, in advance; 92.25 Portland, Nov. 3d. 1963. novo did day morning.at j pie ol' Portland and vicinity to their] A CASK OF SPIXAL DISK ASK CURED. Office It withiu nix months; and 92.50, If payment be lo Lei. paid Exec utive Department, { This is to that I N he»oud the year. United States Internal Revenue. or certify went to see Mrs. Manches- tecond floor. Middle Street, centrally situated delayed Augusta, October 24, J8C.'l. j CITY .PORTLAND, |N E W AND CO LET E aud Advertisements inserted in the Maine State .UJP ter last March with a daughter of miue troubled with Ol easy of accca*. Apply .1 No. 73 Kachan.. CITIZENS: In Board ok MLavor ani» Aldkrmi n, i Phess (which has a large circulation in every part o BELLOW 17 ti The President has called for 300,000 additional November 6. t spinal disease, for which she had been doctored for Jr the State) lor 50 cents jier square in addition to the COLLECTOR’S NOTICE. I 1.863. and exi- above rates for each insertion. j voiuuteers, to meet the present prospective On the petition of Micssr Ruraery A Burnham, five years, aud by a number ot physicians of all I NAlliAXIEL J. of the war. for license to meet and uae a steam and boil- Goods '|*o he Le|( transient advertisements must be paid for in ad- MILLER. Collector for the I gencie* engine Dry Establishment, kinds: and she has had twenty-one applications ol to fur- riHAMBhI!su,h(! to0ulld ranee 1 First Collection District in the State of Maine, 01 this additional force Maine Is expected ers iu their buildings on Franklin atn-et, uear Coni- itor ortr gtarc ,, tliar but all to no effect; but she con- Middle notice to all that 1 nish her quota, amt site will not disappoint ex- ine re ial St reel; electricity applied, v street—Mitchell', Building" Possession hereby give persons concerned, JI'ST OPKNK1), given have iecei\«d for collection the Second Animal Col- lactation. Now. as heretofore, her patriotic men OrJernt, That Saturday. the 21st day of Novem- tinually grew worse. 1 came to the conclusion, as immediately, Inquire of Rates of lection made will to the call, and furnish lor ber at 4 o’clock P. at the ■’*n2“ Advertising: List, and committed to me by the A.- respond promptly iust., M., Alderineu’s the last to and see Mrs. and A. T. DOLE. full of the force to vindicate tl in- resort, go Manchester, .si’SHor thoreot, In accordance with the Act of Con- share* necessary Room. I»e assigned as the time and place lor the con- At Wl ... #1.25 square daily first week; 75 cents week No. nidillc Street. did and to she told me the first per per gress out it le«l. “An Act to provide Internal Revenue tegiity ol our (•overiuuent, and maintain tl su- sideration of said petition, and that said applicants so; iny great surprise 'l*o after; tbfee insertions or less, #1.00; eve- of the Union. continuing to support the (lovermneut, and to interest on premacy of the laws give notice thereof by publishing this order in one cause of the disease, and how she had been from time ry other day after first week, 50 cents. pay ,ui,M’ or*r stunt the public debt," approved Julv 1, and the Our people, with almost entire uiianimitv, have of the daily pupeis of this four times, the tirst No». Io3 tad 154 1862, city Near the Post Office—where the to time, which me to try her medicines. » Exchange street. unnositit it* amendments thereto March determined that the rebellion shall be sup- to be at lealt fourteen encouraged Half square, three insertions or less, 75 cents; one approved 3, 186.3: that present publication days t»efoiehHud. ‘'I'l'1.' »« the to the Bev era I that the Union which it was des that ail 1 did so. aud uow my is able to be around premises week, #1.00; 50 cents per week alter. duties, taxes, (on income, carriages and ami gned persons interested may be present and be daughter I°o3I?tr*"* pressed, For this T. S. HATCH ptate,) and licenses, assessed, enumerated and con- to destroy, shall be maintained. pu pose heard thereon. the house all oi the time. Miealso rides ten or fif- Under head of Amusements, 92 00 per square tained in *aid Second Annual Collection have entered upon the contest, and to this end they Attest: j. M. Clerk. per List, they HEATH, City Latest and Most teen miles without auy trouble or iuconveuknce.and week; three insertions or less, #1,50. become dm* and that I will in will until Hi*- object I** accomplished, and Copy Attest: Fashionable, payable; portion or by persevere For Male or attend to and until the world shall he satisfied that fiee men can i»ov7 .1. 1 thiuk in a short time she will be restored to perfect lo Lei. Special Notices. 91.75 square first deputy collecting receiving the afore- M. HEATII, City Clerk. per said taxes and and for the coon ANI) CLIP? #1,00 per square after; three insertion* or less, 9U25; duties, licenses assessed and payable endure more, persevere longer, preserva- CHKAP health. Mince my daughter has been doctoring, I COTTAGE, containing over El within the of free than can rhe most rooms,large stable and slieds— half a three one County Cumberland in said District, tion of government, desper- situated two square, insertions, #1.00; week, CITY or PORTLAND. have heard of a great many cases that Mrs. Maudit s and one-half •1.26. at my office. No. 22 street, Portland, from ate and determined traitors for it.-; destruction. miles from 1‘ortland, and tn« Kxchaugc has cured. I thiuk if deserves tiuest *iiuatiou iu the second of The of the conflict is not to be measured is that it is the intention ter auy person pat- Cape Elizabeth for a wa- i.EOAL Notices at usual day November, 1868, to the 12th day length by hereby given, rates. of is of the to taring and summer November, 1868, both inclusive; that 1 will iu years, but by events. Treason lobe put </pwv.and N’OTICK City Council lav out a new street or ronage it is the one who tries to preserve the health _i place, boarders h „r manner em- vHt- DRY ! particulars of t. communications intended like attend to and du- to that end should all the measures of the (io public way for the of the city- beginning at the enquire Eo. OWEN, S3T"A11 for trie paper collecting receiving GOODS, of the sick and suffering; aud 1 know that she uses dtf 31 should he directed to the “Editor the and ties, taxes and licenses, as aforesaid, assessed and inent be subservient, t.reat progress lias n?.<-sdy westerly terminus of Chestnut street, and coutiuu- fP” Winter Street, t'ortiand. of Press," effort which lies in her to benefit her those Of bu*iuess character|o the Publishers.
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