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Pictures of Andrew johnson.
DRAWN BY HIS PRESENT SUPPORTERS.
[From the Saco Democrat, April 18th, 1eei.l
INAUGURATION DAY,

lNAOGUltATION DAY.
When first our nation rose and took its place
Amid the nations of the EARTH o hardy race
Of natures noblemen" possessed the soil
And made it what it was by honest toll,
Our Presidents were men, if not of brilliant
parts ~
At least of honest heads and noble hearts
But now, alas behold but tell it not .A4g
A reckless Jester and DRUNKEN SOT y u
Holding the helm of our once noble bark ,
In o rough tempest and night as dark =
As over closd DER ship, whose awful doom H
Was seafd forever mid the frightful gloom
With perjured lips the jester talks of God
While to our Senators, the DRUNKEN
CLOD, D e 5leas
With voice and gesture ofa tenth rate clown,
Boasts Of his "plebeian" blood all round v
And we, the "freest people" meath the sun,
Much cheer, forsooth while this vile farce is
Well may crownd Europe smile in glee
At our great "plebeian" from Tennessee
Well may the people that have called him thence
Curse their blind confidence, or want of sense
As he with MAUDLIN voice this lesson sends
To loyal citizens" and all their friends,
Talk not of freedom more !" Godrown your
griefw 5A" 4t
Slaves seize your cupsp Drink like your
PLEBIAN CHIEF 7"
[From the New York worfd, April 6, 1861
The drunken beastly Caligula, the most prof
Hgate of all the Roman Emperors, raised his
horse to the dignity of consular office
that, in former times, had been filled by
the greatest warriors and statesmen of the Re-
public-the Scipios, the Catos--by Cicero and
by the mighty Julius himself The consulslip
acds scarcely more disgraced By that scandaloas
transaction than is oar Vice Presidency By the
recent election. This has been adorned in bet
ter days by the talents and accomplishments Of
Adams and Jefferson, Clinton and Gerry, Cal
houn and Van Buren, and now to see it filled
by this INSOLENT, DRUNKEN BRUTE,
IN cOynYdTisOy2 acith aphO eyen (nli0,sI0's hoYee
aoas respectable for the poor animal did not
abuse his own nature. II, ~ .y,r-..f
And to think that only one frail human life
stands between this INSOLENT CLOWN
ISH DRUNKARD and the Presidency May
God bless and spare Abraham Lincoln! Should
this Andre,o johnson become has successor The de-
cline and fall Of the american republic acould
smell as rank i,a history as that of che Roman
empire ander such atrocious monsters In human
shape as Nero and Cdligsla. AAe
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A long letter from Maine to the New York
Herald, filed with abuse of the republican mar
ty, contains at the close distinct prophecy Of
defeat.
The administration mon are beginning to throw
on, on t9e NEE etgy .nao at iirst oppressed them;
rior to that Of their adversaries. esneeiallv in
the country districts. The old fable of the race 60
between the hare and the tortoise is reversed
IN IN Maine. The tortoise is sleeping and the hare
,,roat rs wipe awake: greatly doubt, unless some
IN the few remaining days, whether the f,lli
strength Of the conservative reaction which
mas undoubtedly commenced here will be any
tnlng like brought out at the polls.
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d An Indignant Postmaster.


1t is understood that the writer of the fol-
lowing letter will not vote for Pillsbury to-day
MECHANIC FALLS, Me-, Aug. 10, 1866.
Hon. a. W Kendall, Post Office Broker, Wash
iaagton, d. c.: =
Sir-In communication from you of June
25th, / am called upon to favor and encourage
the Philadelphia (lockjaw) convention and
My Policy" with a tacit intimation that up-
less I do SO L am to be removed from Office. II
this is the condition on which l am to retain
my Office, my answer is emphatcally NO. ]
can never do q thing so dark and reasonable
1t seems to be reserved for individuals in high
Office to do this. l am prepared at all times to
choose whom will serve. 1t is not JEFF. Da-
Wis, Booth, johnson or any of his minions II
l am to turn my back upon principles embrac-
ed in the platform upon which Lincoln and
johnson were elected, and which received nv
vote and my money, and affiliate with assas-
sins and murderers, whose hands are red with
the blood OF the martyred Lincoln and OF
Andersonville, or lose my Office, ask but two
seconds in which to give an answer I can
sacrifice place but not principle. If these SEN
timents are incompatible with holding Office
under the present administration, then this
Office is at your disposal on any day of the
week, Sundays excepted and would that /
could say to you as the Friend Of sinners once
said to his prosecutors: Father forgive them
for they know not what they do" Butts even
this poor plea of ignorance denied you in the
premises? Perhaps You had better trot out
your candidate pretty soon, for it is feared that
a certain individual in this place, having the
"tlirty pieces of silver before his eyes, and
being afflicted with Post Office on the brain
am, having sold himself to the bread-and-but-
ter policy, will do, himself some bodily harm
for he was recently heard, while in despond.
ing mood, to give uttersnce to the following
from Dr. Watts, wherein the lost sinner adj
dresses the devil thus: t
"Your streams were floating me along, g
Down to the gulf Of black dispair,
And while listened to your song, .s
Your streams bad cen convey ed Inc there.
As was requested to answer for publication
you will please publish this by pinning il to
fy fAnuy 1ohnson's coat tail, provided he can be
ioahu not too drunk to stand alone within
tnnety days; otherwise send it to the Eastern
ton, s. r. w sTppIp.M D Igo''iin'' NJ
at Mechanic Falls Me-
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

Advertised Letters-W. Davis. g1 ~
DR.. Wright-4 Preble Street. r,. ..-.t.
Excursion to Mount Desert.
Millinery-John E. Palmer. .s r...
Hoop Skirts-Mrs l.. C. Pennell.
closing Out Salo-Hcrmaim Gruniai.
For Sale--Graiiite--P. Is. Frost. sal -t.
New Goods-P. b. Frost
Drawing and Painting Miss p. A. r. DaiIey,
Portland Mutual Fire insurance COMPANY.
Notice-Horsc Shoers. -
Important to Insurance Companies. q
State of Maine-Ephraim Flint Secretary.
Owner Wanted-G. W. Rich & Co. l B.
Boarling-70 Pleasant Street. -sF-.s.
Wantcd-Situation.
Good House-W. ii. Jerris. I'D El
Boys Wantcd-W. ii. Phillips & Co. -...t
Notices.. Rounds.
Boarding-70 Pleasant Street, lHsE
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The Regular Ticket.

q The following is the regular Union Republi-
can ticket: See that your vote is like it, and
look out for split tickets. The Copperheads
and Bread and Butter party have got up tick
cts with the name of Chamberlain at the
head, with some of their candidates sandwich
ed in between Republicans. Look out for
them and vote this ticket: ll Tu u
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Where You Vote.

The voters of Wards1, A 5, 6 and will vot 3
in their old, respective Ward Rooms
Ward 2 will vote at the School-house on the
lot formerly occupied by the Congress Street
Grammar School for Girls, near the late resi-
dence of Bishop Bacon.
Ward will vote at the new School-house
near the corner of Congress and Lime street.
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MORTALITY OF PoRTLAND-The whole num-
Der of deaths in this city during the month of

'1hOINI VIII OH 4 OI'I I NC WHUIo Huui-
Der of deaths in this city during the month of
August was 50. OF these there died of
Cholera Infantum 21; Consumption, n; Old
Age 5; Casualty,2; Vomiting L; Infantile 5;
Disease of Kidney l. Doarrhea 4; Whooping
Cough 1; Dropsy on Brain, 1; Typhoid Fever
G entery @ & donVUIsons % SITE Il Tsethns3 g'i y ParaySs
1; Childbirth L; Canker2; Disease of Heart 1 !;
Drowned 1: Still-born l; Unknown q Total
S.
Sexes-Males 81; Females, AZ; Unknown, L.
Total, S5.
2; between 10 and 20, 2; between 20 and so, 81;
between 80 and 40, 8; between 40 and 30, l.;
letween so and 60, 2; between go and 70, 4; be-
tween 20 and 80, 8; between 80 and so, 1; be-
tween 90 and 100, 1; unknown, 2; still-born, l..
Total So.
LOUIS BUNcR,
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Split Tickets.

4 Look out for ballots bearing Chamberlain's
name at the head and Sweat's for Representa-
tive in Congress. We are assured that such
votes have been printed, and every effort will
be made to smuggle them into the ballot-boxes
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gTwATCH THE CHECK LISTS

AEREsT.-Oficer Wyman arrested on Sat
urday two girls, named Mary Elizabeth CLARKE
ana Rosa Griffin. They had been WORKING III
a factory at Lewiston. and ON Friday stole a
quantity of clothing from their boarding house,
and came to this city. They were sent back to
Lewiston in CHARGE of an officer from that
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First District.

We have made special arrangements to re-
ceive the returns from the whole Of this Dis
trict at the earliest possible moment, and ex-
pect to have them in such season as to lay them
before our readers tomorrow morning
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ACCIDENT.-Mr. Lendall r. Newell, while at
work on bnilding on Maple Street, last Sat-
urday, fell from the staging backward, a dis
tance of from twenty-five to thirty feet, strik-
ing the ground on his back, and sustaining se-
rious injuries. He was taken to his residence
at Cape Elizabeth, and DR.. Foster was called
upon. 1t cannot yet be ascertained to what
extent he is injured
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Superintendent of BI
Renenberi

That the contest is between the President
and Congress, and vote for Sweat for Repre-
sentative is a vote plump against the amend
ment designed to equalize the political inAu-
ence of Northern and Southern voters.
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l'anxin,iIIinn Arranging to Leave Mexico.

it s..sri.L New York, Sept. g.
y, The Herald's New Orleans special dispatch
dispatch saysit is known to government ofic-
ials in New Orleans that Maximillian had ar
ranged matters in Mexico, with view to an
early departure for Europe, some weeks ago.
but the French authorities refused to permit
him to leave at that time. 1t is now believed
that the difficulty has been arranged, and that
he will go soon. i-. i. !.iita5S5 f,Ells1I1 /
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. = The Demo-
Gratis of this city have nominated as their can
didates for Representatives, William L. Put
nam, Charles FL. Haskell, Luther f. Pingree
and Daniel W. True.
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w-SEE THAT ALL YOUR FRIENDS
VOTE

WHERE YOU WILL LEARN THE REsuLT.-The
large and commodious office we formerly occu-
pied in the Fox Block was alive and thronced
on the evenings after elections to hear the re-
suit. as the returns came in from all over the
State. AS our present Office is small and out
OF the way, the returns tonight will be an
nounced at the old City Hall, to which place
all are invited. Next year we hope to have our
Office centrally located, where we can again re-
ceive our friends and impart to them the news.
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NEvg ADVERTISEMENTS.

List OF Letters Unclaimed
IN the Post Office at Portland, Maine, on the 10th
L. day Of September, 1866 lesi =, ~ "a p % y
Persons calling Sg these letters will ,lease mention
that thew are adQertis scl. q srtt aet 1870 r =
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TUREv1fREN-We are requested to notty
the members of the Turnverein, that their hall
will be open for exercise this evening.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS il publlshs d
every day, t'Sunday excep:ed,I at No. / Prnters'
Exchange Commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars year In advance. A'9 v
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WE are indebted to Col George w. Randall
OF Freeport, for copy of the Adjutant Gener-
ais Report for 1s64-5, and several volumes OF
the Agricultural Reports of Maine.
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DIR. Wright


MAh De FOUND At
81 REBLE STR EET.
sept10d2t* r PORTLAND
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To the Ladies 7

have some nice HOOP SKIRTS with tie
$ X ] j L l. 1 Il T. r. r, ,
attached, which can sell cheaper than can be
bought in this city. Cali at "A Brown Street. and
See them. sep10tf MRS. j.. G PENNETL.
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Be thou, A. r., exalted high,
And as thy glory ILLS the sky,
So be my Policy displayed,

The assembly was numerous and orderly,
but by no means enthusiastic. How could
they be? Mr.. Taylor admitted that they we're
destined to be beaten. The situation, he sad.
reminded him of q story about TenneOe
hunter, who shot turkey and broke his wiz
He followed the bird for miles, but as the slK
went down, turned for home saying, "Good
bye, old feller Ireckon can't jest git De this
time, but there's one thing-you'll have to rooSt
BILE will have to be modified. The hunter win
not hit the bird, but will be knocked over by
the recoil of his piece.
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HALIFAX. August 81. 1sGs.

NJ, "A, HuS ooe u, Aooo.
y Horthy Brothers ::-You will please accept the
enclosed draft for $27717, from the Divisions of
the Sons of Temperance in this city as small
contribution towards the relief of members of
the order who have suffered by the late calam-
ltous fire in Portland. l,'t- s..,lr7'f 7l7'-' 7
This sum is solely for the benefit of members
of the order. t i9lII
When it was first proposed to send contri-
6ution to our brethren in Portland, it was con-
hdently anticipated that much larger sum
would be raised; but, unfortunately, the disas-
trous fires that occurred at Canning and Char
lottown, almost simultaneously, so divided the
syInpathies and means of the brethren here, as
seriously to interfere with the fulillment of
our hopes. 4ioh t'7s 'sa Ayt
We trust, however, that you will accept this
ptfance as an-expression of our sympathy and
good wishes; as also of our sorrow. for the ca
lamity which has befallen your once beautiful
and hospitable city; and, believe us,
-.f Frotarnoliy vo.,rS
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Boarding.

A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with pleas
IN ant rooms and board. Mt No. 20 Pleasant Street.
corner Park. tH III rH sent10-d1ws
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Notice.

s1EltSONS clearing tho ruins digging cellars can
find good place 10 deposit their rubbish on
Franklin Wharf. - s. ROUNDS,
isepfl0-lH Whaitinger.
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2 seA4ry 'fitS - + 4sl-si4s - sTl7I- -
t3df g nyJ.l latGE 81 UTICA Sept. 8.
Roscoe Conkling was re-nominated for Com
gress from this district by the Unionists
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REMEMBER THAT THE POLLS OPEN
AT TEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON,
AND CLOSE PRECISELY AT FOUR
O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON.
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To TIE EDITOR OF THE PRESS:

To TIE EDITOR OF THE PRESS:
Dear Sir The letter herewith I have Just
received from Hon. Award Longley, NJ. P. P. of
n. s., will explain itself, and tend to show the
strong fraternal feeling existing between the
members OF the brotherhood of the Sons of
Temperance, which has not been confined to,
or bounded by, geographical lines, but has gone
forth on its mission of Love, Purity and Fidel-
1ty, to bless the entire brotherhood of man.
s L, CARLETON
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HE attention Of the ladies is called to, the
advertisement of Mrs. s. @. Pennell which ap-
pears in our paper to-day. Ladies will find it
tor their advantage to give her call.
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For SALE-The pleasant residence OF nr'
G. Mark See card in another column.
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3 WHERE THE YOUNG MEN STAND.-Last
thursday evening, after Chapel exercises, the
with the following result: ~ -1T 7fsilf
L Chamberlain had r. 90
EF. Pillsbury, s..s INA III ~, L
Ninety-nine to One"-that's the ratio of
Clnon Republicans to copperheads in Bates
College,-and that is lust about the rate of pol
lt'cai preference in all the colleges and nstitu-
TONS OF learning in the loyal land.-Leociston
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DT0sri2eg and Painting.

Miss P. A. R. BAEEEV.
S prepared TO give instructions in Oil Painting
Il Drawing and Perspective Drawing, Wax Fruit
and Flowers.
Having had much experience, sho is confident she
can please all who will favor her with their
For terms apply mt as Pearl street.
Sept. 10-eod4ws FLs 10 -r''l-' - -
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Ensansiastic Union Meeting la Philnssei-
m phsm. - --@-

Z, -,9.s1a. ~, bf d. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g..
held Tonight ina part of the Union League
building. Gen. Carl Schurtz made an address.
. large number of Southern Union dele
gates enjoyed an excursion on the river to-day,
to League island, by invitation of the Union
League.
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,,,a a. ION ION in Wholesale Grocery by young
1aes % ~ n !" M peAlerience Good references given. Ad
"'S'' " ""A oes. sept10-3ts
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Notice.

Notice. 3rr
ME, the Undersigned, Horse Shoors of Portland.
w IN consideration Of the high prices Of stock and
labor iecl compelled to raise the price OF horse shoe
ing to two dollars and fifty cents for common and
higher for heavy horses, as may be:
Be1Jamim Stevens, Kemp & PettingilI. Ric7scrson
Alien, TIMOTHY Sullivan, j. g. Harmon, w. N.
mock, David Libby. j. F. Moses ts CO. ->''
Portland, Sept. i, 1sGc. 80 = sept1O-dtw=
Important to Insurance Companies.
VOU acknowledge that % per cent. Of YOUR losses
il are caused by that little Bsinissonc Hc,aop the
Lrcifcr Match. Then why not in yonr corporate cI-
pacity. insist that the ''Unycrsa Safety Matchcs'
shall be used by all whom you INSURE and thus save
millions Of dollars worth OF property annually. "a
word TO the wisc," &c.
These matches are not only the best hut the cheap
ess IN use; only cents per box; 50 cents per dozen.
sept. l1-cod2w r--ff.rD 5ctFEE ! .sg q ~
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Important to Insurance Companies.
STATE OF MAINE.

/ - '--t q EXECUTIVE DEPARTNIEST,(
A n o,l;o,rpol . Augusta. Sept. 10. 1866: :
"A he held al tbe bhson Of the Executive Council will
'"oSy, Sife,st inc twenty-fourt day Of scitcber inst
{ Sent. l0-dtd 'A' necIctary cf Slate.
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III n LEs-. AWARD LUNILEN, =
III Chairman of the Committee.
EDWARD MoRRIsoN, Asst Sec. and Treas.
~, y y; Carleton, Esq, Joshua Nye, Esq, T. K.
morrill,, Esq, John S. Kimball, Committee of
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $2.O0a year,

hAiEs of ADyERTIsING.-uno inch OF space, In
ensth oil coamn, constitutes s'square." ide
eI.oo per square daily first week: 70 cents per
week ater threeinsartlons, less, $1OO; continI-
sng every other day after first week, 30 cents.
alt squaro three insertions or less, 73 cents; one
week, %l.00; 90 cents per week afScr. 80 p - ,
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs,' $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, $1.50.
Advertisements Inserted in the MAINE STATE
PREss (which has large circula alton in every par
OF te tate for a100 per square for first insertion
aud SO cents square for each subsequent inscr-
iiOu. A F@- At-s st OFE &lf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EccnrsiO1es to Mount Desert
AND MACHIAS,
at One Fare for Round Trip!

ats ~ S'TT7El,F7F sb 8 = q
saAN CITY OF nroH"oxD
!ss !sssaSsSEss17 ss~33v CAPT. Charles Decring
To induce moro of our people to avail themselves OF
the pleasure OF viewing tls beautiful and sublime
scenery of the eastern coast of Maine. and the
passcd grandeur Mount Desert with its picturesque
mountain scenery and its excellent Chances for Gun
ming Fishing. SC, the steamer s.City OF Richmond 2
viii take passengers at usual rates from
Tuesday. 11th, TO Thursday, STth is.ss.,
E t-t1gfst4 inclusives "a - e,fgI.f N m
There excellent Hotols at Monnt Desert and
Macfas and good board can be obtaned at reasona-
bic rates. Tho City of Richmond, =
LEAVES FRANKLIN WHARF,
ACes'y Tuesday and Fa'iGuy Evc 'ssg,
At II o'clock. arrival Of the Express Train from
Boston.
Returning, leave Macliasport cycry Monday and
Thursday Morning, at A. NJ, and Mt. Desert at II
a M. arriving in Portland the same night. le
} Gf Tickets to Mt. Desert, and return, 81 90 To
hIaciasport and return, $500 Ff1r
Tickets can be obtained OH board the Steamer at
Franklin Wharf, orof ,,r e4v
ROSS & sTURDTvANT.
y q or va IN General Agents,
l. IA - No. 73 Commercial Street.
Portland, Sept 10, 1e06.-tl3w
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For Sale---Special Notice

A NICE lot of DRESS GRANITE, suitable ia. ,,,-
"A dcrpining. Enquire of '''e 'iS i'f % o''-
p. 3. FROST,
scple-1w 3SS2l Congress Street, Portland
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Portland Mutual Fire Insurance
COmnanY.

rE,HE Annual Meeting for choice of officers and any
other business relating TO tho affairs the Com
lany, will be hold on Monday October 1st at "a o.
clock, T. NJ, at No. 156 Middle Street.
scpt10-3w EDWARD SHAW. SecrcIary
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= t L. 81 w GOOD a i.
IND MILLINERY!
AT SATISFACTORY PRICES i sg
s.f u JOHN E. PALMER
Portland, Septic. diff

A Good House
EOR SALE. The well built and pleasantly located
Il square house No. II Monument Street built and
now occupied by Mr.. G. Marx. House contains suit
parors, scttngroom, dining Kitchen and five
good sleeping rooms. Fine cellar, in which is a well
Of good WATER The lot is 80 by 90 fcet Good space
for another house. Apply 10
w. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent
Sent 10-dtf
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Boarding.
a FEW day boartlers accommodated at No. 20
fieisant Street, corner of Park. rrfelu ~
t-t-t B. s.'f u - sept10-d1ws
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Boys Wanted.

Boys Wanted.
A LAD who writes good hand to do erranils, and
IA assist in the counting room. Also. strong ac-
tive boy to work in the store.
w. ii. PHILLIPS & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, 14s Fore Street.
C,pt 11--ltf - tf
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O.ysaer Wanted

NOR showcase, at No. s Central Wharf.
II A G. w. RICH tS CO.
Sept. 10-d1EA sl--f at'
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

By buying of CHARLES B. KELLER,
the following named superior articles cheap
for Cash. have the finest assortment OF
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHTIA DEF pHTA

Diseases Of the Neruuos, Seminal, Uri
nary and Sexual Systems-new and re-
liable treatment-in reports of the How
ARD AssocIATIoN-sent by mail in seal
ed letter envelopes, free of charge.
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGH
TON, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
June 22, 1S65-1y.