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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

War The TELEoRAPH Dipi To a MisRrBs,r-0f
all the freaks Of the telegraph the following Is the
most laughable which has come under our personal
knowledge. Not long since q graduate from one Of
our eastern theological schools called to the pos
toral charge Of church in the extreme Southwest
When about to start for his new parish he mas pn-
expectedy detained by the incapacity OF hs pres
bytery TO ordain him,-In order to explain bis nom
arrival at the appointed time he sent the following
telegram to the deacons of the church,: 'Presbytesy
lacked quorum to ordain." In the course Of its
Journey the message got strangely metamorphosed,
and reached the astonished deaeons in this shape:
iTresbytery tackled worm on to Adamp These
Der church officers were greatly discompossd and
mystifcd, but altar grave consultation concluded IL
was the ministers faoetous way Of announcing that
he bad got married, and accordingly proceeded to
provide lodging for two instead of one.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

AwArsn PALE.---A thcFtifyfng but ludierous In -
cdent says the Cineinnhti Enquirer, occarfed on
Saturday, on fourth street. near the Post Office A
lady Of most expensive exterior was gliding grace
fully up the street when the cuetwork containing
the bunch Of hair at the hack of the head beehne,
Ia some way detached and shocking 10 relate, fell
to the ground, catrying along IL hirsnte contents,
which We believe Ia known In fashionable parlahee x
as the awaicrfall" The lady, who Immediately be-
came conscious of the entastrophe paused, pushed
through the powder, etc. aud In the act Of soop-
ing to recover her headgear when an unmanncvly
dog Of ihe Scotch terrier species mstakng Il prop.
ably for rat, ponneed upon Il, seized " between
his teeth, and CON uneBced shaking the queer look
ing article with vchemence that must have placed
his own neck In danger OF dlslocation, The whole
proceeding was 50 irresstably comlcal, that Il ex-
cited the merriment of the hy-standers, who iu-
dulged in unglant choral gnfaw, ~ the ab Isl-
ed fair one beat hasty retreat 10 the opposite
uer, leaving her e~aterfalr aprlze to the pesifss-
loIs Tst terrier. .r l4
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

IT,, sr- n ., N ~ o., -, ID, ,,< TT q
~ yarS - cai;eo i - can.;Se-she
~ ~, ,.~ ..,a;ss
h.t thosa ~ 49, TIn a. s;sh;,,
- ,,scs;cs aasi;,y dscs;v ,hs, ;m,o ,hs
~ ~ hacoss -, .ss;S,s s to, 4; NO. -
he 49,, s,s .as,,, ~ WI. 4 asor,
sa ~ i \. IA s. nS
~ Tssr ace Win tbs i;s
dnces mo b;s wa,sa ,vbs rracticahe cer,e;h ,,re.
cs,custed 70 hide ts ta pro
d,,nis he - Tins csiisS n,,o ~ s,nrivs y
This systsm of adressine and fp;sb;nc ss n q
rallied Il nractic.d AZ The present n;s ae
evteni tbsn aver n was besore o,sing ~ ,,s eno
tAenl IMAM eVer ~ was ueioTei owing " tne enor-
nous advance IN the price ot cotton OF late years
chpalciax r Ac and are generaly @ q orfnl,v aIIsd
with one or other preparations as to be very eccp
tive to the inexpeNenced eye. rs', ..,. I'D 80.
h When, however, spcn dressed iapric comes TO
,.I oa,,sa ,sasn 20 saSs aDs nv
loosely woven eIthre a. the hand while tbe yaate,
IN which n bas bean soaked q almost tbcE erongh
far mn stcking nprnoses rbe f;nests in,aiss y er
tbe contrarv lecon,ain scarcely .nv ,,n,vd.r ava
shn,ld esr yvo, AZ for sastinc l. .hs
wssh. .tub = fr -. hif 5'i.ii'sT' ~ ~
In hyahr n acsria;r N vlat eYtent a Main caI;co
a fn;sbeI wa havs mi ~ mn small nort;on !,
,ha r;sce u IL Is,,e5 shsrnlv bet con ,he t;nys,
and thnyb og each hand fr ttls ao,s skes The yo,v.
der fvo ~ he Manchester men say ! II n bs \,
The ccnrnonsst 6,,ality large onsStifv ~ sdrsss
,viI, he eytrsctsa and we sbslj sno,, 90 tbsf ibs
hreads ara left ss r ansrt 40 tbose n stove crsv.
ins sscb ots, ;neveniy end IN naces ,oirs og !,
Il acs II Iag,e,tS rSsr ~ ys Sro ent s;nsIs
~ taeS and Mi h ss,dcr i; VIII he snd n Trssls
Win syi,,,, .ond on ,hs contrsr ths
called ;s n Sooa one scarcfIy sny srcS r,ss;1S will
cor,s ,,t es IN ~, ,,hh,n, Il. az. th,esds vii ar.
near closely woven tosether single thread ,irawu
-
OUT VIII rather burst tnan snap wnen puheo asunder
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04
Gospel, whiIe. they are yelling

Brcethering, it don. take q man to hev larnin'
to preach the Gospel Paul says, the wisdom of
this world is foolishness.' brother Smith, that
ar dog is pullin yer dinner out Of er pocket And
thar sets sister Smith-it reminds me of the time
whenshe was proud-sh got a partrige net some
people caIem hoopskcerts- war arter maxim
herself better shape than natur intended she
should besz She got her foot in ito comm down
stars, and fell to the bottom. Verify, pride
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

/, Hon, n, D. Hill. the great Georgia commcneru ?
has been pardoued by Prealdeut Johpson. Tho Az
lauta 'Ncw Ira, speaking of this fact says; r
We are glad Of this new evidence Of President
Jobnson's sagacity and clemeney. Mr. Hill was al
ways a conservative man. and his voice win be po-
tent to quell any remaining disafecton IN the State
aud Wilde much 70 restore order and acquiesenc'
in the nev order OF thing.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

peys The President has directed that all conied-
crate prisoners. general officers included sh.ll BE-
released on taking the oath OF allegiance
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04
Preached at Pss,pain Vine, 2fss,iay House.
BY sEDER GAHhERwHANGBR-.
Tnxr-aP Pide g0eM before a jan"


Ny Breethering and Sisters, pride is got into this
congregation and I'm gwine 70 jerk Il out by the
book of the Gospel, uhi Our FIRST parents was
proud when they put the first bit Of clothes on,
"pride goeth before fall" uh and pride has been
In the family ever since. My breethering, uh |
you've all hearn of the clergy in cities they are
edecated men, got thar religion in Colleges, and
wipe, thar faces on sweet, sented hankerchers, uhi
Now never seed q College in my lifa--neyer
studded anything but what Paul did, and he studded
the Bible at the feet Of the Angel Gabriel, uhi
Amt it 50. brother MiIls7 [Yes, yesll Breether-
ingl one night, about forty years ago, as war
gwne down to brother Minis stll house, nh all at
onccs Il was calledto preach the Gospel byls clap
Of thunder suhl and have been preaching ever
since, NH come here to-day in my shirt sleeves,
my shoes not blacked--Paul never blacked his, uhl
come foot, Paul never rode creetur back on the
Sabbath for he sez nothing about II in the bible,
and its dangerous and proud to ride creeturs, uh
for spride goetb before fallp uh Amt 1t 50,
brother Jones2 2ss1h1 u -afig sslIais1,a ~ ciEY al
Ny breetheriag, ] once heard Of one of them are
edecated preachers speaking to a large crowd, Of
fashionable folks in fine church, uht He preached
from the dictionary. When he got 70 the middle oi
his sermon, he commenced cayortihg, about and
just he got to the place whar he had to make an
ugly face, taise up his right arm, and STOMP, his
foot the bottom Of the pulpit iell out and be fell
through Verify, @pride goeth before fall uh
and what is to be, viii be. Amt Il 50, brother
Mils1 Take them ar babies out, can't preach the
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-08-04

RAY 'Father, did you ever have another wife be
sides mother2a "No my boy what possessed you to
ask such n ques,ion?n aBecause / saw IN the old
family Rihlc whete you married A. ~. 1885, and
that islit mother, for her name was sally Smith"
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES,


THE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
Those who at all conversant with musical matters
must have heard of the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
Organs which may be said to have achieved celebrity
in short time, commanding attention In foreign
countries as well as at home. These makers had
noted carefully the mperfectons and the need of the
reed instruments and directed all their practical ex-
perience, the knowledge derivedfrom extended
series Of experiments, to the correction of such i-
projections, and to the supplying of these manifest
needs. Their experiments the single point Of the
reeds have resulted in the production Of quality Of
tone which assimilates closely to the pipe organ
quality, that it is difficult to distinguish between the
two. This is most important development of the
reed instrument as it obviates the popular objection
to the former reedy, thin, nasal quality of instru
ments Of this class and adapts it in remarkable de-
gree to the services of the church and to vocal accom-
panments and music at home., cfx a. stt
The Cabinet Organs are in point of fact most beau-
tiful instruments; their tone is rich, pure and full,
and their mechanical arrangements are ample, and
calculated to afford every assistance to the PERFORM
er, while adding to the scope and power of the most
charming instruent of modern time. They are made
in every style of case from the simplest to the most
elaborate in design and finish, and at prices varying
in accordance with the style.-Neao York Tribune.
Dec 6-d3t&w1tsN
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07

published in the midst Of a population of 200,-
GOO, with trains and mails yout- going in all d.
rections at almost an hours of the day, ena-
bling It to print a daily aggregate edition of
$4,000 copiesl The Press-having the larg-
est circulationin our own state-is published
in the midst of a population of $4,000, with no
mails out of the city east till afternoon, with
no facilities for extensive outside circulation,
and thus labors hard to maintain daily cir
cularion of 5000 or thereabouts We insist
that the sum paid by the Herald, according to
its own figures, is not disappointment, all
things considered, to the $40 which we have
paid. BY its new arrangement it proposes to
make us pay at least SSS, perhaps S46 week,
against its $50 for the same dispatches!. 6
That paper says the papers Of this State
have been indebted to the Boston press for
the advantages which they have heretofore
enjoyed. We do not see it. We do not
acknowledge it. What we complain of that
in making their arrangements they had not
left Maine to take care of her own interests
instead of volunteering their officious 1oster-
ing care to extort more money from her pub
fishers than equity and right would impose
upon them.
The papers of this city--the Press at any
rate-feel under no obligations to the Boston
napers. We have fresh recollection of the
time when, during the strike in Boston, some
of the publishers-the Herald man was one
in their extremity, sent dispatches tosus for
help, and we know that by the very next con-
veyance that LETT the city we encouraged sew
eral of our journeymen to go to the rescue,
though by so doing we spared ourselves short.
This was the flow Of the tfde from Maine to
Massachusetts,; Portland to Boston. When
the tide comes back it brings with it increased
burdens. ie e-'A=.'-s ~e@ a' ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07

To Let.
To one or two single gentlemen, an unfurnished
FRONT ROOM, in pleasant part of the City, with
in five minutes walk of the Post Office Al A
! For particulars address A. B., Box 1855.
Dec 4-d3t
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d MARRIED.

In this city. Dec 6, by Rev DR. Carruthers Edward
W Porter and Miss Fannie Allen both Of Port! and
In this city, Dec 4, by Rev DIR Graham, Thomas G
Bradbury, OF Buxton, and Miss Adrian Thomas,
In Durham, Nov 8, Chas H Moulton OF Gorham,
and Mrs Georgia Wright, of PownaI.
In Alfred, Nov 20, Roscoe q Wh1tten and Mary A
I'm Lewiston, Nov 25, David Nash and Miss Addie
Gratfam 9th, Elisha Mann, OF Wales, and Olive
M Savage of NJ.
In Saco, Nov 10, E W Dyer and Abbie Merrill goth
Benz Partridge and Electra Milliken, both OF
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
90 3 DIED1M q 3AMI

q In Norfolk, Va, Dec q, Mr. VIVA Lowell, aged SO
this city.
q In Brunswick, Dec 2, Joseph McKsen, ESQ., aged
rs years.
In Phipsburg Nov 80, Mrs Sarah NJ Cary, aged IS
years months.
In Pennington, Nov 90, Mr. Richard Rice aged
36 years.
In Weld, Nov 16, Mrs Jane, wife Of S w Phinney,
aged 36 years. III w ~ y = - -
In Berwick, Nov II, Dea VIM b Emery, aged 70
In saeo, Nov Is, Miss Mary Richardson, aged
16 years.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
AU are Warranted Gold of the
Finest Workmanship.

Our customers will also have the great advantage
OF constant succession OF new and recherche styles
and patterns with which shall keep our New York
Agency supplied.
We have adopted the plan Of sale now so popular,
oichargsng uniform price, and this price will inva-
fiaby be 81 for each article matter how costly 1t
may be. The expenses of conducting our New York
Agency are paid by the sale ofCertcates or Coupons
representing the various articles These Certificates
are sold at 80 cents cach i've tor and each Ger
she is entitled to, payment of additional a.
II the article named the Certificate Is not desired
the holder will obge us, when he returns the Certif-
icate by stating what other article of the same value
he or she may prefer and It will be sent with pleas
ure. OUR AIM is TO PLEASE, and every means
to that end will be exerted. We solicit trial from
every who reads this notice as we are confident Of
giving the utmost satisfaction
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
Wanted Ia,sa,aedSatezu.

An active industrious honest Boy 16 OF Is years of
age who resides in the city, and who desires TO learn
the business of an Apothecary Address, Portland
P. O. Box g. with real name, and state where an In
tervew can be had, i.- q It,.l AZ 4 - 'is
Nov 21-s diff ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
COLGATE's HONEY sOAp,

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials. is
mild and emolent in its nature, fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial In its act upon the 81 in
For sale by oil Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr ava 5Eugts2 b. g-salllq rs = "a &
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
THE STOCK COMPRISES

Amongst other articles, Splendid Clocks, Gold and
Silver Watches, Rings set with Diamonds, Rubies,
fearis, Garnet and other Stones, (solitaire and In
clusters Ladies' sets of Jewelry comprising Pins and
Ear Kings Of the most fashionable Styles set In Prec
ous Stones Of every variety together with large
sortment of Gold and Enamellcd and Pearl Sets,
Gold Studs and Sleeve Buttons Of the most beautiful
patterns, Gents Bosom and Scarf Pins, and an end
less variety Of Bracelets, Chains, Musical Boxes
Head Dresses, Combs, Charms, sc. In case any Of
our patrons are not in want Of Articles of Jewelry
and would prefer Silverware, we will send, lazy
Certificate returned to us, richly engraved SCI oE
CASTORS or BUTTER DISH, beautimhy enssoo
I.Iot a1
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
SPLENDID JEWELLERY,
Watches. Diamonds &c.
lllal H.-H el5-u4- HTl-4Is. al-
a. For the Holidays! 1' /.

THE HOUSE of BosANoUET, GIRAUD & Co.,
1 nave the pleasure of announcing that they have
opened an Agency in the city OF New York, for the
sale OF their widely known JEWELRY, WATCHES,
&c and TOR the purpose Of making their goods as ex-
tensveiy known and appreciated in the United States
as they now are, and have been for 20 years. In
Europe; they have determined ON a plan by which
splendid styles. As o preliminary, they would re-
mark that they manufacture and sell no imitation
Jewelry or Watches but - -I.-- =. =. = =
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
PHoToGRAPHs ]

THE largest, best. and cheapest Establishment in
the State. All work warranted. Card Photo.
graphs $500 per doz. 4 e. sa.s.5a' $50
$50 A. M. MCKINNEY,
Oct 6-s eod&eowsm 2si Congress- St.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
Halls Rubber Emnor;,,,m

Is at 147 Middle Street, where every variety of Ru
Der Goods can be procured, at Manufct1rer' nrices
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and tFanc,
Goods is really magnificent. y iunea3tf ;
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07

-
Eliza Leland, Colt, and Cssuna, Haskell, Baneori
ing Rockland I'D M
Ar 5th barque Helen Augusta, Cults, Miragoane
briggs Naiad, Richardson. Cienfuegos; Ocean Wave
sch Onrust, Thompson Jacksonville.
Cid 5th, ships Rhine, Moore, London: j Wheel
Taganroe. 'A 1.t a''''sss''s e''''-,' 80
Ar 9Th, ship Wizard King, Woodwork, Hamburg.
NEW LONDON-Ar sd, schs Azelda g. Laura
s ses SsOlgna PhsrSSk BaagS
Veazie, Elizabethport for Boston, "-
/, HABTFoRD-Ar Sd, schs FTedk Hall, Mitchell,
- PR0vIDENcE-Ar 9Th, schs g W Baldwin, Long,
New York; Ida Howard, McDuffie, Portland.
- Sld 4ti, schs zicova, Murch, and Malabar WEIGH.
Lead, Packard, for New York; sch Mary Iangdon,
D NEWP0RTEAr 4th, schs Cyclone, Babbidge, from
mort far Nav Work Paine, Jones, East,
Tfet 1 Id no. neen' Saro Rockand for Phiade
ppmd 1;oa waso oaco Ior 90; Malabar, WEIGH,
gess, EuSartoWn ior 20; william Thompson, Halves,
pG HanME 81 s a6HGmA, an 81,
fal Ell. p mi Up ls Or Portland. on
F9rfa al nrou,,
we'll Pro,;denca e,r Ro,n D'g L airothy Field Wis
Baltimore for Salem: Silvia Revnod dkn1i Conary,
for Macb;as 'oynoios, new YORK
BOSTON-Ar eth sch Parap r1.r,, p,,,-.
CIJ btb sb;r HunhoId. b n, Siark, Philadelphia
Tebu Smith bra1tsr rroetoI, Maqritius banks
Orleans: sch Tacoma Proctor saco latham, New
AT 1Stb. scbs ReiIe Rnioer 1,,. IIaco Co...
Do,y EranIIn. ri Honson, T9 'a.;, 10; Harvey
McDermott Bangor; Mary Farrow anu E hampton
GGaashha, ooii'Son' Deer isiei marty Hammond
STS s.s E.ru o, p..u r
Sea Coombs Nav Greans LIN pnnf brig Open
RRs East Jen4 Langley Langley Calais; Adeline
aware Pobinson TSomasian la{ o ns3o k Me- Del
iESdSMouIH ZAs 4th, brig Menonah, York
cal, Piilsbury. New York. A'' u"' Den-
Below 4tb. schs Leader Allen and Hero Eoss r.,
New York ior Rockiand Oregon Gott do sr "a Rst I'm
Jos Ames Turner do far BanSor. PreSc ~ Eaa
man, Baltimore tor Portland. i0'''''' rfee-
BATH-Cld 5th. lbaroue q Minot- i,,exvy, p oaors
Cardenas. fe''''1s''' " s'es'' >
II
FOREIGN PORTS. -...a.q.
A. ... M, 80
for Baltimore, - '."..r~ 80 , 1.-'is
wiscasset 9th. selma GbSs dT o 'bf cullen
son. ma Mob Siace Bay oB 18th u brig Berry, Mum
NeM 8 e. Is john NIB "a inst barque Eugena Mosher,
Cid 2dSbrig Lie Houghton, for Havana. Ia s9ai
Eb lPer steamer City OF New York;
Bassein Tor Liverpool; Lion, Cooper, Trinidad; 21st,
Sid 10th, Europa, Reed. (hom Maulmain) for Lon
don. oug l55...s.I Ia on, ,rp.,..5T Mo,
Ar ct Cowes GOTH Eliphalet Greedy, Cutter, Callao
$40 mn Sunderland 18th, ALICE Ball. Ross, for Sim
v -. 80 '-a'ni7''f
Ar At Malta tn uit W Ella nr;sko Nsw
New sal q So1 e1 senss
Az at Gibraltar 1itb uit' Armenia Hamrton c.or,
ia Id 10Th NJ, Waru s+owor+ nan,,.o,,
New YORK: isth Persia Hoane Ia@h,r ~ e ~ 'o'
W. ~ 1'n' e-''a' Do''No' Aosnoin ior oo.
" - "". -. o w mani O. LILLE pof''l ii '
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
City of Portland.

i"HEREAS, the City Council on the 4th day Of
w December passed an order to relay out the
Southerly End Of the Western Promenade, commenc-
ing ct point directly opposite the Western of
the Cemetery fence, and continuing on curve limo
four rods wide to Danforth st. I'm ~, -.
4 And whereas said Order was referred by the CITY
Council, Dec. H. 1866, to the undersigned for them
TO- consider and act upon, therefore
~ Notice is hereby gwen, 10 all parties Interested,
that the Joint Standing Committee ofthe City Coun-
ell ON laying out new Streets, will meet to hear the
parties In interest on the 18th day of December 1865
ct o'clock In the afternoon, at the Mayors ONCE
and Will then and there proceed to determine and
sdudge whether the public Convenience requires said
street or way to be re-lad OUT
Given under ,Ss our handsson this 9Th day ofDecem-
G. F. FOSTER, Comm1te on
LIE. PHINNEY. - Il -. =. -r-.f
MI ~ W. g.. SOULE. Laying out
.lIGW j. BRADFORD. -
j - A. GIDDINGS. new streets.
r. Dec ltd
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07

CONSTITUTIONS SHATTERED 80
By the use Of spurious preparations Of Bucku, ARR
BUILT UP AGAIN by taking Us Nf3
S77aOL07lde2''S E1c7'Gctl, .BaIc7sax,
Which is sold at One Dollar by all apotnecares and
by the General Agents, Burleigh & Rogers, Whole
sale Druggists, So Hanover St., Boston. TRY RI.
49, W. W. WHIPPLE, Agent,
dc6d3tsN -A4i q Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
A0e2ltS WH9lfed

To sell the BEST PRIZE PACKAGES in the
Country. Call, or address m
- L. DRESSER 80 Exchange Street,
NOV N-d4wF mn ysgE, Portland, Me-
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The First National Bank
OF PORTLAND.

THIS Bank will issue Certificates of Deposit pay
able demand, bearing interest at favorable rates.
w. e. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Nov. 10, 1s65.-- diff
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
AGENTS are Wanted .

and 10 such very liberal Inducements win be Offer
ed, and on application circular Of terms win be
forwarded We prefer money s or hx Once Or
to our order. Address ali orders to our Agency,
which will be conducted by
Messrs. JAQUET, STERLING a. Co.,
dec7d and win 1873 broadway, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
For Sale.

THE large and valuable H. Farm belonging to the Es-
Centre comprising about ff5 acres of good land
with good orchard OF aoout 800 fruit trees Also
large House and Barn. SOLD In portions to suit pur-
ebasers. ~. aLlla p y = ny 80
For further Particulars INQUIRE of
SySHN Z. PROCTOR, Lime Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
.ITCH3l9 ITCHIu ITCHiI;ssili,
Scratch, Scratch, Scratch j.!

N WhcatOn's Ointment s b
VIII Cure the Itch in Forsy-Eight Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUN, ULCERS, Chilblains,
and all Eruptions Of the Skin. Price 80 cents For
sale by all druggists e'iE Hf ~ III y ~
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents, ITO Washington ST. Boston, it will be for
warded by mail free of postage, to any part of the
United States. 80
Oct Is, 1865. Is d&w1p u = . 4 5,.--sj 1 ~.
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
Black Lace Veil Lost,

4 ~ saturday last, between Vaughan and Park
NSneets. The finder viii De suitably rewarded By
Dec 7-d1ws
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07

ARRANDALE g. Co., Manufacturers Agents.
+ sH No. 167, Broadscay, Nese York,
Announce that all Of the above list of goods win be-
- 5u sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence of the great stagnaton of trade I'm
the manufacturing districts of England, through
the war having cut of the supply Of cotton large
quantity Of Valuable Jewelry, originally intended
for the English market has been sent Off for sale In
this country, and MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SAC
RlFlCEl Under these circumstances, ARRAN-
DALE q Co., acting as agents for the principal Eu-
rQpean manufacturera ha We Ixed ui,or, :
The Portland daily press., 1865-12-07
S11ecidZ Notice

~ oVHCC(tE IOCICH
n TO THE MERCHANTS OF PORTLAND
have served my Country during the war have
recently been honorably discharged; and now 1
desire good situation. 1 am good writer; am
quick at figures have good education and can pro-
cure the best Of references. prepared to devote
my whole time to the interests of my employers
Any person wishing the services of SOBER industri-
GUS and faithful man, in any capacity NAV address
j. N. a.. WILLIAMS, 1771-T
.sHsl ifaaIs 400 Post Office. Portland. Me.
Nov. M-sNd2w = : ~