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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-09
ERNEST a. ERLANDSON..
Commercial md Insurance Broker,
oFFIcE-ll6 William street Cup stalrsl. be.
tween Fulton and John SITS. n. Y. City.

sI3-I refer. with permission, to Mai.Gen. John
A. Dix. United States Army, No. 3 West 2lst st.,
n. Y. City; Messrs. A.. A. Low L. Bros, 81 Bur.
ling Slip C. Z. Habicht, Esq, Consul for Nor.
way and Sweden. l27 Pearl ST.; MessrS. j.. 7.
Marshall & Co, go Fulton st.: Hon. J. d. Rey-
inert, Counsellor at Law, l36 Nassau at; and the
most respectable business men Of New York City,
and in all the principal commercial cities in the
world.
R-Any person wishing 10 be informed In re.
gard TO the state Of the Market, will please In.
close u stamped envelope, addressed to himself,
then the desired information will be sent by re-
turn mail. Please address,
ERNEST A. ERIANDSON,
Commlnnton Merchant,
oc2 3m ZIG William St, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-09

SEGREGATED Belcher Mlnlng Company,
Gold Hill District. Storey county, nevada Notce.--
There are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of assessment levied on the 18th
day OF October, 1855, the several amounts sci
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I nIno Oder Good. In bond Less the Daty

HASH ORDERS FOR GOODS OF EVERY
~ description. from this or any Foreign Market,
will receive prompt and faithful attention.
for Cash.
No notice or attention paid 20 orders for Goods
II there Is no provision made for the payment Of
the same. aEuFrg nE-as as
Liberal Cash Advances made on consignmen,s
Of approved Merchandise.
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VenorcaI or Chronic.

. eos. .-.. ~
lis impossible here to mention all the diseases
with which he Is familiar; some perhaps VIII not %
out Of place. Tho most formidable the most de-
~structive TO mankind Is Sclf.Abuse.. The brain being
the seat fthe disease, the whole system suffers IN
consequence. l win here enumerate some OF the
symptoms, 80 that those afflicted may be able 20
form an opinion In regard to their complaint, anu
seek advice In time, thereby saving themselves .
world OF suffering. Neryous Debility, Loss Of Mem
DRY, Pain IN the Limbs and Back, Palpitationo OF the
Heart, Trembling Of tho Limbs. Headache. and an
Aversion to Genial Society. especially that OF fe-
males. :
There are q great many more; but these are sun
Client, and should you be suffering from any ofthen.
call on DR.. TOZER, and he will cure you In q short
time, wIthoutany interruption In your business-or
state your case by letter, and there Will be no occA-
sion for your calling at the ONCE.
.8a 1tpictare Of tho UrethPa .iats
Is another formidable enemy to health. Send for
one OF my circulars on that disease, and inform
yourself Of Its terrible results. The worst caSea
cured I'M few days. 1.@ aHl31#e
r..ra Vencrenl Diseases, 900 ar.r,.
In oil their various forms, either Primary, Seconia.
rs, or Hereditary, completely eradicated from the
system. Your constitution being restored to, perfect
health, there will be no danger OF handing down 10
your children that terrible disease known Us Scroll
uln. .H.
As II presents itself on this coast,l ofa more fornid'
able character than that seen In the Atlantic States
or Europe, arising from the fact OF It's beingR COM
pound OF Spanish, Chinese and Sandwich Island dis
ease. Those OF you who have visited the two latter
countries. no doubt have seen the dreadful effects
OF II on both the native and foreign population. IL
requires altogether different modes OF trcntnlcnt.
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To Correspondents.

Patients residing In any part OF the state, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and ad.
vice Of Doctor Doherty In their respective cases,
and who think proper TO submit a written state.
ment OF such, in preference to holding u personal
interview, are respectfully assured that their com
munications will DO held most sacred. Doctor
Doherty takes this opportunity OF obseryiug that
ali letters are opened and replied to only by him.
self, and the latter ~ promptly us possible. II
the case bs fully and candidly described, per-
sonal communication will be unnecessary, n
instructions for diet, regimen. and the general
treatment OF the case itself (including the
rrmedies), will be forwarded without delay. and
in such u manner rs TO convey no idea OF the Pur.
port OF the letter or parcel so transmitted.
rS01 reconciliation, by letter or otherwise, EREE
Permanent cure guaranteed l. or no pay.
W. X. D0HERTY, VI. d.,
San Francisco. Cal.
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yellow Jacket silver minfnx Com

pany-Locatlon, Gold Hill, Storey county, Ne.
vsda-Notice IN hereby given, that nt a meeting
Of the Trustees of said Company, held on the 18th
day of November, A. d. 1865, an assessment Of
One Hundred Dollars $500 per share was levied
on each and every share Of the capital stock Of
said company. payable Immediately In gold coin
Of tho United States, to w. G. RAliton, Cashier Of
the Bank Of California, at San Francisco, who Is
appointed agent Of the company for that purpose,
or 10 the Secretary OF the company, At Gold Hill.
ANY stock upon which the said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day ofDecember, 4. D
1865, will DO advertised a. delinquent, and unless
paid win DO sold on MONDAY, tho 18th day Of
January, 1866, to pay said delinquent assessment,
together with tho cost OF advertisIng and expenses
Of sale. BY order Of the Board ofTrusteeS d
WIN. II. WATSON, Sec'y.
Gold Hill. Nov. ~ 1865. nol5 IN
baltimore Americas Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company-Location, Gold HUI, Sto.
rev county, EevRda-Eotice 10 hereby given,
that at a meeting Of the Trustees Of said compa'
ny, held on the 18th day Of November, 1865, an
assessment Of 90 on (two dollars) per share was
stock Of said company, payable Immediately In
gold coin of the United States 10 the Secretary,
at the office OF tho company, Room No. %, Mont
gomery Block, San Francisco. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
Wednesday, the Goth day Of December. 1865. will
be advertised on that day rs delinquent. and IN.
less payment shall BE- made before, will be sold
on WEDNESDAY, the third day Of January,
1866, to pay the delinquent assessments, together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of the
sale It.r .g--. J. II. SAYRE, Sec'y,
Once, Room No. 80,
nols m Montgomery Block, San Francisco.
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Marine, Fire nid Lie Iu.urance.

Marine, Fire aid Life Insurance.
Insurance effected In the best New York City
Companies, at the lowest rates, in all parts Of the
United States and the CanadaA ri
Money to Loan on Bottomry Bonds and In
proved Personal Property.
= Applications for Loans ofMouey must be made
in writing, stating what kind Of security to be
given, and where located. Apply to
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pOHERTYls MEDICAL ADvKRrIsENEST.
PRIVATE MEDICAL ADJ

-p.,va,.
~ San p-.U.i..a Gai,sooni '"N
80 a"- A"'
.npiessIH ~ anoru'a anlese1 soanu
wv sS'entine mSuiSM anu IN tne treatment
anu cure OF al friVate ana Snrohie
Diseases, Gases. OF Seeresy,s -
and all Sexual Dis
..srr orders. b Enrgs SO az
To the AFFLICTED:
DR- w. X. DOHERTY RETURNS HIS sin
IL eere thanks TO his numerous patients for their
patronage, and would take this opportunity tore
mind them that he continues to consult. ut his In
stitute, for the cure Of Chronic Diseases OF the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genito
Urinary organs, and all Private Diseases. viz:
syphilis In all Its forms and stages; GonorrhGa,
elect, Structures, Nocturnal and Diurna Ennis,
sions, Sexual Debility, Diseases OF tho Back md
Loins, Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
etc, etc; and he hopes that his long experience
and successful practice Of many years will con-
tlnae to insure him q share Of public patronage.
By the practice ofmany years In Europe and the
United States, he Ia enabled 10 apply the most ef.
fcient and successful remedies against diseases OF
all kinds. He uses no mercury, charges moder-
ate, treats his patients In o correct and honorable
way, has references of unquestionable verncity
from men OF known respeetaphi'f ahu nieu
a. 1b--1 L. a. Ill MT commune MINI
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Jevett Geld and silver. Hining

----T 80 r. wEGENER, Secretary.
San Francisco. December 4, 1865. dee
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-09
A Collection Of Jokes.

A new aJest Book compiled by Mark LIZ
mon, popular contributor to the London
Punch, has recently been republished in this
country, from which the following-some very
old and others. comparatively modern, but all
good-are extracted: .n..s,,s
tI d EXTRAORDINARY COMPROMISE. u f,
At Durham Assize deaf old lady, who had
brought an action for damages against aneigh-
Dor, was being examined, when the judge sug-
gested compromise, and instructed counsel
to ask what she would take to settle the mat
ter. "His lOrdship wants TO know what you
will take?" asked the learned counsel, bawI-
ing as bud as ever he could in the old ladys
ear Il tank his lordship kndy,n answered
cd the ancient dame; "and it's no i'll conwen-
fence to him, Plltake little sarm aIel"
THE BIRTH OF PRINCE.
-t-a .1erroJd was At party when the Park guns
aNnounced The birth OF prince. "How they
do powder these babiesp Jerrold exclaimed.
MAN TRAPS. N5'aoI
It being unlawful to set man traps and
.,~tiDg guns, gentleman once NIT upon nap
~ or.>vice. He was a scholar, ana Delng often
asked III ) meaning Of mysterious WORDS com
.so,,rdsd fro - the Greek, that appear 10 every
Sev,s newspapsr. aud finding they always ex'
c;tad wander by their length and SOUND ne
t1ad painted on board, and put on MS plrlui
SEES In very large letters, tbe following ~, on Z
danam spomenos set up in these GROUNDS. =
b was perietty 'patent safety"
ieiil al8 yILiAL AFFECTION.
Two ladies' who inhabt Mapping were hav-
ing some words together on the pavement
when the daughter Of one of them popped her
head out of the door, ano exclaimed "Hurry
s mother, and call her a thief before she calls
you one." -iss byb
asnsrra WHERE IS THE AUDIENcE?
The manager of country theatre looked
into the house between the acts, and turned
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MIND YOUR POINTS,

A writer in thus describing the last scene of
"OLhello," had this exquisite passage: "Upon
which the Moor, seizing a bolster full of rage
and jealousy, smothers her," ii n
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with face of dismay to the prompter, with
.ne question Of" Why, good gracious, where's
the audience ?" "Sir replied the prompter
without moving muscle, she just gone to get
some beer. nao The manager wiped the prosper
alton from his brow and said, "Will he return
do you think ~ "Most certainly; heexpress-
es himself highly satisfied with the play, and
as one man. p "1neR let the business proceed" )"
exclaimed the manager proudly; and it did
proceed. .o9o0 .aE legoa iTo.3 .ssf 'se &.
80 azi.4 ~ s5ao FEW FRIENDS. 0 .aotss
aa A nobleman, extremely rich but a miser,
stopping to change horses at Athlone. the
carriage was surrounded by paupers. imulor-
ing aims, to whom he turned deaf ear AM d
drew up the glass. A ragged old woman. &C.
ing round to the other side of the carriage.
bawled out, in the old peers hearines s.PIease
you, my lord, just chuck one tin penny ont of
your coach, and it will trait all your friends
re AN IMPOSSIBLE REMUNERATION.
), The late DR.. Risk, of Dalsert, being one of
tne moderators, did not satisfy, by his preach-
ing tne Calvinistic portion of hisEfock, aWhy.
SIR, sad they, I'VE think you dinna tell us
enough about renouncing our ain righteous
ness. "Kenouncing your ain righteous
ness Voclferated the astenished doctor, ~
never sdao any ye had to reaouncei'ilns ,'es
7ado9 ;asomAN INGENIOUS DEVICE. ,T
An Irish girl told her forbidden lover she
was longing to possess his portrait, and in
tended to obtain it. @ pTs-.1 s,sf1
but how if your friends see it?n inquired
he. 7otl@i's syras'l .a8l. DID 2 : -
@Ah, but III tell the artist not to make it
like yoa, so they wont know it.o is.i
sa.k .aea ONLY ENOUGH FOR ONE.
Sheridan was once staying at the house of
an elderly maiden lady ia the country, who
wanted more OF his company than he was
willing to give. Proposing one day to take 4
stroll with him, he excused himself on account
OF the badness of the weather. Shortly. after
wards she met him sneaking out alone $50.
Mr. Sheridan" said she, sit has cleared up.''
Just title, na'am--enough for one but not
enough for two" hasi ,ssisas7l9 aspl '1'Tf-r, 1
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! lInd !. HENRY HUTcHINs..
Farm for Sale.

=. ~. Ti2 The well known FARM. titpats d
AZINA in Buxton, on the line Of the Y TX
@TdFSs2 and Cumberland Ra ;iroa d. IL con.
M aIE Ii1M tsinsa 70, acres. wi h House, s able,
Barn and IDS, Cohntc.ef with
! ne Farm is oslu ] u Gfoye lkaown as Bux on
Center Grove-a fAvorite resort during the summer.
making 1t dne 81 uation foe Public Holsei For
paftitu 'ars nQuiFe OF u JOHN 81, DONNELL,-t
Whirf S50 ~ o7ll llII7iI ma,SihvRgt1
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Farm for sale.

j a That superior A. / farm, recently
A%siT&A ~'A owned aud occupied by the late
ME91l SD Capt. Thaxter Prince, containing
s. zH4 80 acres OF g cd land, 15 OF which Ii
@saziSSs&szSS y wood. Good buildings ana not q
roa o. waite IA ID upon it, Said farm situated in
Yarmouth, about one a-d half miles ii ON the q. 7
lage.T h1a g-rrl1.o SIC - -
Yarmouth, Jan. II, 1866 janl3 eoddSwtf
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{ A NEW READINe. q !.

Kemble playing HamEet in the country
the gentleman who acted Guildenstern was
or imagined himselfato be, capital musician
HGnttet asks him, "Will you play upon sthis
pipes" my lord, I caanot.n af pray you.''
Believe me, I cannot, 81 do beseecn you.''
We'll. if your lordship insist on it, shall do
as well as ! can;;" and to the confusion Of
Hamlet and the great amusement of the au-
dience, played ''God save the kingg ~
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Farm Iii, for Sale.

IENHE subscriber ofel hi Farm, situated in Cap.
= Elizabeih, about three and a halt miles ffoI
Portland orldge. ilg 20 Acres Land, Build
IN. good. Fences sub tantial 3 fonewal youeg r
cnara, choice grs ted Fiuit 4 bout 200 cords wood
nai, OAK ana Walnut. Also Farming to- ois, and u
cords dresslng. q vi 4
Y Terms u pay saent made easy. ~ sg d9grs4s
For particulars tpquire OF SCOTT DYER on the
Premises, or through FOR Roland, r. O.. x sidf
s jan3ldtf 94i 9aas.5r ea1,f
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Farm For sale

100 The subscriber offers his Farm for
AEa@A- sale situa ed near Dunn's Depot in
M1I1@mR NORTH Yarn 3utn formerly known
e9H s9H I'LL as the mo Sc Farm" Likewise
J, his ock and Farming tools The
farm contains about ll0 acres or good land, good
Daloings &c, Those wishing to purchase are invit.
eo 70 Gail ana examine Tor the mseves. ii.4,stsA
uQ H. 4. DILLIEGHAM. 4
East North Yarmouth, JAM 1865. jan4sodti
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FOR SALE &, TO I.ETi.
EOI. a,aleI

1yHE subscriber offers his farm, situated in ar
Il M h, containing as acres Of good lard, in
Guiding abou, a3res wood land A two story
lar an aarl of aoout 40 trees good fruit Tier
is aso good wharf for shipping Ray The facili les
for sea resting are nj su pass d. Said farm was
form riy occupied by Capt. A6ams Gray, and is
situated rwo miles n ON va mouth ansg ,l . 10
For farthtr paItieuia enquire of The slb'criber
at Yarmouth Falls, or Capt. Ro heus Drinkwater
near the premises ls!a I9hdu lseg s5iIglI l-f IL
y Ideodtf 'fa,,t tt.aI.,.t +, HENRY HIJTCHINSo
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The following complacent' Scottish remark
upon Bannockburnswas made to a splenetic
Englishman, who had said to- Scottish coun-
.rylnan that no man of taste would think of
remaining any time in such country as Scot
land. To which the canny Scot replied, tastes
differ: pse TAX We to a place no far frae Stir
ling, whaur thretty thousand O. yer country
men ha' been for i've hundred years, an
: they We nae lthochEo' leaois yetp 5sd Ed.
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Sir B. b, in one Of the debates on
the question Of the Union, made a speech in
favor Of it, which he included by SAYING
That 1t would change the barren hills into
fruitful Udlleys" s2e a1sIris,1 III ~,
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A clergyman meeting a particular friend,
asked him why he never came to hear him
preach. He answered. II am afraid o. disturb
ina gour solitude. diA84 oaf ~
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For sale.

SQUARE block of land, of about $4,000 acres
"a of wood land, the south side of the river 81
Lawrence, in Canada East. 1t is nterceeded by two
considerable rivers with eligible Mill sites. We'll
wooded with every description of timber such as
pine and spruce in large quantities, and maple
olrcn, beech tamarac ana bass wood to any amount.
Enquire of H. r. MACHIN Portland
Portland, Feb 1864. ~ s6rrfI,4 feb25 eodtf 9
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Faf aal tor sale.

TNNHE Subscriber off rs hi Farm situated in Cspe
Il El'z sbetn. nDou "A mil, rom Por land Bird ae
o. ntaing Ii acres OF Lana, Build-n. s gooi.
For artieu.ars epqu rs OF Z. N. PERRY at the
Shsrlf Office, or through th5Por lEnd Post Office
3 BOX 1856. |,rao 20 febl4dtf
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FOR SALE

a CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 2t
rooms large stable and sheds-situated uwo
III and one-half miles from Portland and the
III finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for a wa
Atering place sad summer boarders. Fc,
particulars enquire of GEO. OWEN,
APT diff 3l' i01 CommercialS Street, Portland.
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FOR SALE,

THE subscriber offers TO, sale his Farm on the
- road between Sac3arappa and Gorham. 1t con-
grass land. There is ON tle farm Oae story house.
carriage house, and barn 81 ct ny go, VITA good
cellar md 1t. 1t has good orchard, with spout
800 young juit trees. JOHN II. ALLEN,
Janzoeou3m Seocarappa.
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Valuable PrOpersy for sale.

fINHE Mills situated as head of tide-wat at the
out-.et of Stroutwater river occupied Dy the sub.
seribsr or tbs last twenty-five ears Property con-
siSuhg fDullding by 33 stone dam, and
OF Il ats and laud adjoining. he mills are IN good
repair, and now under lease exoirtng Nov. I 1855
.,3e l59 at.ta $3.50 nAg w. G. BRADLEY.
For particulars enquire of h9
HENRY BAILEY & Co., Is ESchang St.
feb25eod& w3w ao4oiloqI YEoassE .reF itY
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Cor SnEe or. on. To La

TIVE premises oecup ed by Doctor Ls ProhoD, No
Il Sonta vt. The premises are co avenient, sup.
piled with hard ami soft water furnace, gas &c i
q Also lot OF land II by 76. osssata.l -
b. Enquire at The premists between IL and P. N.
Feb 20-eodIm y - a}Vf H Ea h9fTu9l7e sE.,
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wood for saBe.q

A sOUT eight acres of Pine Wood on the stump
bargain. q ~ ,f.
Enquire of FRANCIS B. HANSON, at Geo. Il.
babcock,s, Federal Street, or of ASA HANSON,
mead OF Berlin Wharf. y r ss oct6 diff
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aForIsaie.

1S::;f House No IS Cross stree; the lotislarge,
I contalng about 1000 feet of land with plenty Of
--.IHas. - hard and soft water. Apply to ~
feb 18tf ""+ s9 A7sW 2 VIM CAMMETT. Z.
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Wn 80.

yEyO gsntlerran ofsteady babitp, lsrge, pleaaan
furnished Room, heated by furnace. and sup
piled with gas, in privste family House ceDtralit
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FOR sAEE.

a TWO story Store. near Falmouth Depot, form.
"A erly occupied by &. Merrill Co, Endsire OF
the subscriber. REIJBEN NJ ER RIIT
decl5dSm* = r. - 80 - y /
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FOraTEaIe.

HOUSE and Lot No. 46 Franklin street. Price
Ii Tbirsv-three hundred dollars t$3 300J Terms
easy. Address, WV f. BARNES, ~
feb24a2w* ID saas 81 Old Slip. New York.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.

A young counsel commenced his stammer-
ing speech with The remark, aThe unfortunate
client who appears by me-" and then he came
to full stop; beginning again, after an embar-
rassed pause, with a repetition of the remark.
my unfortunate client-.n, He did not find
his huency Of speech quickened by the calm
raillery OF the Judge, who interposed, in his
soitest tone: "Pray go on, so far the court is
quite sgith youn - ,.a, !
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NOTCE is hereby given that the subscribers
IN have been duly appointed Executors OF the VIII
of Jcs sPH NoBLs. late Of Brooklr H. in the County
of kines. in the State of New York. All PERSONS
h1vng demands upon the es ate said decea ed are
deoted to said estate are called upon to make paw.
mant 70. SETH CALDWELL, JR ,Jv~....-,'
w3w8x e JoHE 4. HEARD nail - cutofs. "
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Rare Cllnnce for Rr.siness-

established paying bussness. in this city can
hear ofsuch an opportunity BY addr sing
mar4dtf ~, BUSINESS, Box 1886.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-09
THREE ENDS TO A ROPE.

A lad applied to the captain Of vessel for
berth the captain, wishing to intimidate
him, handed him piece OF rope, and said. aIf
you want to make good sailor, you must
make three ends. to the rope.' 81 can do it.''
he readily replied; "there is one, and here is
another-that makes two. Now, here's the
third" and he threw 1t overheard. ~