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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

FIRST PARISH CHURCH.-Rev G.. H. Eldridge, of
Skowhegan, will preach at the First Parish Church
Tomorrow. Vesper services at O'clock P. NJ
.NEwBURY STREET CHURUH-There will be SER
vices al the Newbury Street Church tomorrow Sun
day. at the usual hours. All are inyiiedss sRss a.
CENTRAL CHURCH.-Servces in This church to-
morrow, by the pastor elect, Rev. B. NJ. FIink. He
VIII also deliver lecture, preparatory to the cOmmu-
mon, this evening, in the vestry, at u o'clock.
SECOND UNIvERSAIST CHURCH.-Rey. l. j.
Fletcher of Gardiner will preach in the Second Uni
yersast Church corner ofCongress and Locust street,
tomorrow.
8c FREE STREET BAPTIST CHURcH.--Rev. L Worth
OF kennebunk will preach in the Free street Church
Tomorrow.
Spiritual ASSOCIATION Temperance Hail =
Chidreus Progressive Lyceum It 10t O'Clock A. M.
Conference meeting at o'clock p. nj. Subject for
consi,leration."An Ancient and Modern Theories OF
| Creation An are invited to participate -
BETHEL CHURcH.-Scryces tomorrow as usual.
The pastor will preach in the forenoon Dr. Smaller in
the afternoon. A cordial invitation isextended to
all. s-.f, III s.a,s-,f ..st 81, 4,,.4.4Iss-', :
~ STATE STREET CHURoH.-Prof j. B. Sewall oil
Brunswick. will preach at State street Church
Tomorrow morning. n5l l1 lnDs sd ,3s2sfts4 81
| ! REGULAR Prayer Meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association every Wednesday and Saturday
evening, at o'clock; every morning. Sunday except
ed at O'clock for half an hour. Ladies are invited
to attend. go 7n* ~ - y - - ~
| NEW JERUSALEM SooIErY.Lrbe SCI vices of the
1 New Jerusalem Society will be held in the Library
| Room OF Mechanics Hall, to- morrow morning, al
1ot O'Clock. Sermon by Rev. William b. Hayden Oh
the "Reward of keeping the COmmandments"-Rev
%, II. Entrance on Casco street.
| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.--Ihe Rev. Dr. Shaile,
will preach in the CHI pei corner of Cumber and
Locust streets, at 09 A. M. Sabbath School at thu
/ close OF the morning service. Sabbath School Con
cert at in he,yeniDg.s aA are invited to attend
h. MoUNTFoRT ST. NJ. E. CHURCH-There will be
services at the Mountfort Street Church Tomorrow
tSunday) atl0t A. M, 8 and "a O'clock p. M.
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Municipal Csurs.

JUDGE KINGSBURY PRESIDING.
FRIDAy--State VS.. Samuel Hili tor setting fire to
and burning building. Hill pleaded not guilty.
waived an examie alton and gave suretes in the sum
of $1,000 for his appearance at the next term of the
s. j. Court. ruv ON ~
Daniel A. Meehan and John A Burke, search and
seizure processes. Found not guilty and discharged
"
ARMY AND NAVY UNION CoNCERT.-The in
troductory concert of the course of concerts
and lectures to be given before the Army and
Navy Union, will come off on Monday evening
next at City Hall, by the full Germania Band
of Boston, in uniform. The programme is as
follows:
l, Concert Overture = e $50. Hensdori.
2 WALTZ, "Rheinsagen - C. e. Bach
legends of the Rhine,) by request. >.
f'"'e Reformed saie BY Mr. i r. aoern Scoring Az0'
IA. Andante from the Sd Sinfonie. .Mendelssohn.
B. Selections from the Huguenots. -. Meyerbeer
Arranged by A. Hemicke.
PART ri.
Overture to Martha i; FlStow
Performed by Mr.. Julius Eichler
9. Grand Potpourri from Faust ......... .Gounod.
lB Arranged by A. Heinicke. s
10, Turkish March. Beethoven.
From the "Ruins of Athens
IL. Nocturne, Les cloches du soir,' Baumfelder.
1.-The Bells of the Mighty
fzS An inierinission of five minutes will now be
given, for the benefit OF persons who desire to leave
the Hal, before the close of the concert.
~. Battle Galop Observation-Disclosures eder.
Concert to commence precisely at o'clock.
The doors win not be opened until o'clock.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09
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Religious Intelligence.

The IJniversalist Society of f,,vand;sb VI
has EMPLOYED a Miss Damon TO occnnnv IL mil.
/ bit dol D. h.-fi--'- Iias VI $50 90 nv u
On Thursday tl,e case Of Rav Cha,,os
Beecber of Caoroaiowr ,yas hof,ro ,ha Fssos,,
Nortt at;o7 .l ,,a, ,.,ls,,.99, ~
| f,,Io,,,,,,; &c a. M. Il,.
10 ;cot;on % M sim
ne of Pav g II IT,, IN aoo
e., .,;aI ,.o,.4 ,aI Pr, -, ~
orootost intarost not o,,1v i, "a Ir.;aaa,
ot,,.o, ~ .,,.o,,o,,. a. ,l,i'
oon,,n,rit,- III - - -
:, CO. 80. - 49,
~ o'io :! NO. ~ 'no 'n' 'ne gu
preine court IN portsmouth, new hampshire,
invited Cathohc priest TO open ITS session by
prayer. .r.......-.,s-- ..i $50 d, .-.,.. q -
Inc eceieslastcai couhcii, heId III Auburn
last tuesday, having approved the resignation
of Rev. A. c. Adams, Pastor of the Congrega-
tional Church in that place, the connection is
amicabiy dissolved
b. ST. johns Methodist Episcopal Church of
memphis hoids It's service IN the Criminal
Court rooms.
: Some time ago the residents at Beyropt
asked the Anglican Bishop of Jerusalem to
send them clergyman, offering to provide lib
eraiiy iof ms support. Inc bishop replied mat
he could not 90 IL: syria, he said, was part
OF the held gwen up to the American CPrespy-
teran) missionaries and their work ought not
20 bo .;n+ar,arad with -ls 1aa4sr4 e..7 5atsi61
-, ~. IN a. An. I'll.
f'eV. Iheo. Il. Ousler suggests that on
stormy Sundays every one should go the near
est cburch--thus securing to every nostor n
laroo a., ,-o'".' , 49,
80 ~ a"o'ence even On ''e drearieso Gays ana
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

The PRESIDENTS Boston ORGAN ON GEN
GRANT, We publish the following from tue
Boston Posts Washington special merely as a
specimen ofwhat can be accomplished by an
"enterprising" newspaper correspondent, gift
ed with a strong imagination and restrained
by no scruples OF any kind. 1t will be remem-
bered that this scribbler il one who has for
some time enjoyed the Presidential favor in a
special degree. But he is so utterly unreIft-
BILE that he has repeatedly been obliged to re-
tract what he has reported as coming from the
Presidents own mouth. The following he on
ly processes TO have at second hand: 81 l., .l.il
The article OF the Washington Chronicle no.
ticed in my dispatch last night, has been the
subject OF much comment in official and po-
litical circles to-day, and distinguished
friend OF Gen. Grant called upon him with the
article, and inquired if it met his appreciation
or was published with his sanction He
promptly denied all knowledge of the publica-
ton, and expressed his indignation at the lib
erty taken by his self-styled friend who had
concocted the article in question. In speaking
of the Hon. Il. B. Washbnrne who would like
to be considered the conscience keeper ard 20
litical guardian OF Gen. Grant, the latter ex-
pressed his detestation of Mr. Washburne's
patronizing airs, and said he could not under
stand why he was so constantly ANNOYED by
his presence, as he had never known the hon
orable gentleman prior to the war. end that
Mr.. Washburne knew quite as little of him.
As the article in the Chronicle putting Gen.
Grant forward for the Radical nomination for
the Presidency was understood to be the re-
suit of a conference between Washburne Gen.
Logan and others the General spoke freely OF
Washburne's disposition to be constantly med
ding in his affairs, a course which he said
Washburne had been pursuing for several
years past uDwarrantably and most annoying
~, IN spite OF all his efforts to get rid of him.
This report OF the conversation obtained di-
rectIy from Gen. Grants friend, with full per,
mission to publish the same, that the country
may know how far the Radicals are authorized
TO shelter themselves from the storm under
Gen. Grants wing nJ -olHl
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

b PORTLAND & OGpENsBURG RAnRoAD.--A
letter from Montpelier, received in this city
yesterday. brings information that the Yer
mont Legislature has granted a charter for
railroad through the Lamoille Valley, and has
also passed, in spite of great opposition from
Southern Vermont, an act enabling towns
along the line of the proposed road 10 subscribe
Tor its construction. This legislation secures
the construction Of the Vermont link IN the
Portland and ogdensburg line. AT this end of
the route, the surveys are in progress. Parties
are now accommodating the two routes from
the foot Of Sebago lake to Conway through
Sebago and Denmark, the other through Hi
ram and Brownteld. The greatest enthusi7
asm prevails among the communities through
which the road is expected to pass. The whole
line is now chartered and by another season
we may expect to see the work Of construction
fairly begun. - 8 S'--
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

Bombay. P ''o"e He'eAsoh'
uncertain. ian Nohu'
At Batavia Sept IA. ship Naples Hutchinson. Tor
Sid i'm Hamburg oath uIt. ship Rival, Doane. Tar
England ' ~
Ar at Elsineur 22d ult, barque Kremiin. Richard
son, Cronstadt for PostoD.
Passed Isle OF Wight 23d ult, ship Danl Webster,
Spencer, from London Tor New York.
At st Thomas 2Ist ult, ships Sarah Newman,
Bryan tor Valparaiso, ldg lsince reported driven
ashore); Charles Sprague, Pike, dsg; barque Aber-
deen Norton, from Boston, 18th, disg to load
New York; sch Clinton, Holmes, ffom New York.
ar 18th, dsg.
o, Ar at Cienfuegos 2sth ult, barque Small,
" Bren. Boston.
n Ar at Havana Goth ult, barque Enrique, Orcutt,
0ahaen; brig Fanstina, Partridge, Stockton:
| North of Hatteras
| rman, Liverpool. ~
| AT swan lslana 9th ult, barque Reunion, Swartz
,o av port IN 10 days; brig Julia Carney, Car
Hia a. 81 John EB 9Th inst; brig York, York
| III SPOKEN. fL
| Oct, lat A. Ion 80 40, baraue Josephine, Mitchell
from Greenock for New York.
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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

MORE ABOUT THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MILITIA Washington dispatch of the 18th
Of November says: 3t hs4ifit aG a.if5
The matter of disbanding the volunteer or
carnations of colored soldiers in this district
has notyet been settled. General Emery's let
ter saying that as martial law does not exist
mere ne does not know what authority to ex-
erclse In breaking them up, and therefore de-
slres further instructions, is still before the
Fresldehtand up to the close of business hours
IN the war Department it was not known that
MI. johnson had decided what further order
to make. There is report that the matter has
oeen referred TO Bincklcy for an opinion 1t
turns out that the Presidents order for dis
banding this nt gro militia is so worded that it
includes three companies of white soldiers
Two Of them are made up of conservatives and
johnson men, and they protest against being
put on level with negroes, as well as against
Deing broken up. The aggregate nNmber of
whHes organized is greater than the number
OF blacks. None of either color are regular
militia, for neither the city nor the district has
militia law Similar volunteer bodies of sol
diery nave always been in existence here, and
the negro troops were organized nearly year
ana half ago. Half of them are returned
soldiers who desire to keep up the drill and
good ieellng OF army days. One of the even
ing papers says that the whole number of ne
groes Is but 230 and that they have less than
100 stand of arms, all their own private prom
erty
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09
Unsled s,n,es Ca,nm,..,aner,. 1au..

VIM H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONER.
Thomas Fitzgerald was yesterday brought before
the Commissioner, charged with assaulting with in
tent to kill, John Dorsey, on board schooner City
Point, on tho high seas. He required to fur
nish sureies in the sum of $780, for his appearance
at the December Term of the u s. District Court,
and was committed 10 Jail in default of BAIL s. i.
Carleton Esq, appeared for the respondent. s4
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09
TxaE DAILY AND MAINE STATE
"l PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Golesworthy and
Chisholm Bros, at Boston Depot and on the train OF
6. Nj. Curtis, and at POI tand & Rochester Depot.
At Biddeftrd, OF Pilsbury Bros.
Al Saco OF =, S. Locke. y Dtll
AT brunswick, of W. Il. Fields. SOL % rl,a ~
At Wateryille, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham OF News Agent -ses ,.
At BATH Off. o. Shaw, sA-s 81 ~ 70
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

The government will sell its interest in the
Dismal Swamp Canal in accordance with the
recommendation of Col. Parker. The govern
ment holds 800 shares of the stock; the other
1900 are owned by private parties who will
probably bid in the government shares t.,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09
Bachelors Hair i've.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable,
tints Natural Black or Brown Remedies tie iii
effects Of Sqa Dges inyhisoraes the hair leaving
T. SOFT ana oeahs Inc genuine is sigped We
and should be avoided. Sold by.alI Druggists and
PerInmers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
A az Beware OF Ia Counferfeit
November 10, 1866 d1ysn IA .,sR.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

SWIMMING MATCHEs.-A novelty in races ID
announced by the proprietors of the New York
Swimming Academy, who have offered five
prizes for races in water, to DE contested on
Monday evening next. Charles .Weightman,
the teacher in the Academy, has challenged
any man in America to swim for $1,000.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

RECONSTRUCTION is mooted question; on
it, doctors and lawyers disagree, and none are
satisfied; but, without a dissenting voice, the
people affirm that American Life drops have
no equal as apain-killer, to cure the ills of both
heat and cold
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

The Maine Charitable Mechanics Associa-
ton have presented the Seamen's Bethel with
large and excellent furnace, for which that
Society express their grateful sense of oblga-
ton. it,.l +. .f.e f. SoUrHwoRTH. Pastor
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

HARNESSES made and repaired by j. Nc
Aleney, at his old stand under the U. s. Ho-
tel Particular and personal attenti paid to
repairing, on which a discount of fifteen per
cent. will be made for cash. on delivery All
orders promptly attended to and warranted to
give perfect satfactiou. Nov. g. eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

A despatch to the Star from Schenectady
N. Y, states that Weston left Troy at 6.l5 pm.
Thursday, arriving at Schenectady, ~ miles
at 1890 pm. He was to leave that place about
80 am, Friday, on his journey.
a dispatch to the Branch Office Of the West
Ct" = mon Telegraph, received yesterday after
,oon' ana dated at Albany Sth, $50 pm, says
Wv eston dlned at Amsterdam, IS miles west OF
Schenectady, and left at II o'clock TO-DAY, fol-
lowed by alarge crowd He was in tbe hest of
spirits, and expected to reach Her,imer to
night. He will attempt his third trial Of ioo
miles in "A hours, from Buffalo" HzgFaf
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

ScHLoTTERBECKs Moth and Freekle Lotion
will remove all discolorations of the skin For
sale everywhere.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

N % ~ --l07- 0----- HN1 IHu-I" IN =
-.l agaA aasi;' Risqad raje ihlih 4
.hIlN. LN.E ~ uIl.Ia1a
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

OST yesterday, a Check Tor So, 800, on Casco Ma
~ tional Bank, drawn by Henry p. Lord, City
Treasurer, payable TO City OF Portland or bearer
All persons are cautioned not TO purchase as pay.
ment has been stopped adl y 80 nov9d3t
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

NOTHING in the Exposition Uuiuersele at
tracts more attention and higher commenda-
ton than American Sewing Machines, unless
it be the Steam Refined Soaps. .. s.s ...t
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

e. NJ. PArTEN & Co., will sell at auction at
10 o'clock to-day, at No. 81 Park street, all the
rich and valuable furniture in the house.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

WE are happy to inform our friends that we
have received more of the "ChristInas Bell"
and they are now ready for delivery at No. 10
Free street
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

:
SAN FRANCISCO-Cld 18th ult, ship Charles
Farwell, Smith, Liverpool.
ca oh inst ship Orion, HolerOok Liverpool witt
Ar 18th ult, barque Sampson. Howes, Boston.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar up I'd, ship r. Gilchr. st
Watts, Philadelphia; barque Allen, Tarr, iron
Cid I'd, barque Mary Bentley, Clark, Vera Cruz.
sAXANNAH-Ars 9th, ship John Patten, Hill
Sid %, sch Ward Parks
e ca ARLESTON--Ar 9Th, sch Fannie X Shaw
Shaw. Boston.
RIGHMoND1Ar 9Th, schs Francis Hatch, Greg
NoRFOIK-Sld 9th, sch Elizabeth Arcularius
~B1LTIMoRE--Ar 9Th, sch f Conant, Ham,
i CID 9Th, sch N Hamilton, Smith, Boston &
PHIlADELPHIA-Cld 9Th, sch Abbie, LoriDg
NEW YORK-Ar 9Th, brig Geo Prescott. Mills
Rondout; sebs Wave, Falkingbam, and Michigan,
Matthews Elizabethport for Boston; Richardson,
Bangor.
CID 9th, sch Sunbeam, Pierce, Curacao bss'
cid It'll, barque Mamie Bell, Hutchins, London
ton, salem; Cygnus, Small, Eiizabethpo,t
BRISTOL-Sld 9th, sch John Crookford Jones,
FALL RiVER-Ar eth sch Midnight. MaIston.
Sid It'll, schs Sarah E Jones, Fish. EHzabethport;
Tiger. Munroe, Camden; Casco Lodge Pierce, New
!. NEW BEDFoRD-sld7 th,, brig G Allen, Bray,
New Yorb. Z gWn 84HMNW &Ha JAZZ
HOLINESS HOLE-Ar 9Th, brig Sea Foam, Coombs
Providence tor Bangor; schs Albert Jameson, Has
lins. New York for Gardiner; Loeila, Holiness do
tor do Charlie q Willie, Thomas, from Newbern for
Portsmouth; Lookout, Langley, and VIM PUTNAM,
Smart Rondout for Boston.
Ar It'll brig Anna M Knight Knight Pbiladel-
phia tor Portland Mary e Thomp on, Warren. do
Tor Boston; schs Elwood Doran. Jarvis do for dc;
BramhaIl. Hamilton. Portland tor New York; Ad-
die Murchie, Roberts, Wilmington for Boston,
BOSTON--Ar 7th. ship Sacramento, Page Liver
pool brig Alice Sta rett, Hooper, Swan Island land
proceeded TO Weymouth; Charena Nici OILS. Caiba-
rien; Trenton, Norwood. Calais; schs A @ Austin
willard, Baltimore; Ackam, Thurston. I'm Calais;
Peace, Alley, and VIM Pope, CoIbeth from Machias;
Quero, Bunker. Gouldsboro; Boston, Griffin, from
Yarmouth.
Below. baraue Arthur Kinslnan, from Philadel-
phia; brig Eta M Tucker, from Cuba. sos ~ Z p
Cid 18th, schs Laura, Ccombs, Bangor: Clara Belle,
Anesbury. Camden; VIM IL Rowe, Whitmore, Tor
New York.
Ar sth, barque Ephraim Williams. Montgomery,
Georgetown; Eta NJ Tucker. Pendleton, Cardenas;
schs Farragut, Coggins, Philadelphia; Mitchell,
Brown. Mddletown. CT us .aalH
Below, schs Ralph Carlton, and Ge Somes.
Cid sth, barque David Cannon, ekenzie, Macbias
to load for Buenos Ayres; sch Prairie Bra. Ihomp-
son. Portland and st John, NB. -. = 49,
Also cid, brig Mary A Chase. MoDonaid, for Port
land. -" 1.5@-
SALEM-Ar 7tb, brig A Larrabee. Carlisle, I'm
PHILADELPHIA for Bangor; scbs George, Page, Rock
land tor Newburyport; Pennsylvania, Lord, Sui
Ivan. .F-+
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

a The fine schooner Senator Grimes, j.
LII q. Cove, Master, will sail rs above ON
AE Friday evening next. For freight APP
-MkMA ply to r. G.. YORK,
. Head OF Long Wharf
nharG
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09
Caution,
Long Sought For!
Come at Last d!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

|. We take pleasure in announcing that the above
named article may be found Tor sale by all city
Druggists and first class Country GrocerS. s1lA df
AS MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable, bel lg
among the BEST ifROt the BEST remedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints ,manufactured from the pure
Juice the berry, and unauthorized by any impure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it TO the
sick MEDICINE. 81. .It--. t..-.l.. 49,. ... ~ ~.
"To the days OF the aged it adieth length
70 the mighty It addeh strength"
rris balm Tor the sick a ioy for The we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell 4t. "a is.t
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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09

SENATOR YATES, of Illinois lectured on the
Character Of abraham Lincoln, Thursday eye-
ming, in Boston In the course of his remarks
he indulgcdin some interesting "reminiscences
of his early ACQUAINTANCE with the iate riesi-
dent. We make the following eAsrso' iou'
the report OF his lecture;
He had known him from boyhood, for peri
"a ~ thirtv years, first meeting him on the
= 81, f,ontiers of the West, upon the banks of
liz Sanoamon river in Illinois, while he was a
+ st,,5,.,,t in college and Mr.. Lincoln surveyor.
Their meeting i'll Il log cabin, in which
he spent with HIM half a day and night. and
though Mr. Lincoln had ever lived in olscurity
instead Of reaching the high position which he
afterward did, the impression Of him made
that night would never have left his memory.
lie was then the Fesy PERFECTION of awkward
ness, but The charms Of lis Conversation and
the trankness of his manner, his strong orig
manly and geniality, which no one could fail
% nonor and esteem, he should never forget
"hiie IN that cabin, at that time, young
man OF tle neighborhood came in and, IN the
course VI conversation, said to Mr.. Lincoln, II
am taller than YOU "That is very easily set
| tied" said Mr.. Lincoln, stand up here, back
to back, and we will see" The young man
| Strengthened himself up TO has iuli stature, ana
MIR. Lincoln arose from MS cnair slowly ana
said, al thought L was the talest." Said hlr.
| lincoln "there is great deal of come out in
me-" and strengthening himself out to full
length "came OUT full two inches taller than
the young man. In a higher sense, said Mr..
Yates. there was "good deal Of come OUT in
Mr.. Lincoln. Applause. The following
spring Mr.. Lincoln was put forward as a candi-
date for the legislature, and Judge Logan, one
OF the ablest men in Illinois at the time, said
of him, Il first heard Mr.. Lincoln speak where
the State House of Illinois now stands and ]
was surprised before he began that he should
attempt to make a speech; but the few first
words he spoke demonstrated to me that he
| was clear as a BELL" WY
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09
New Marriage (4uide.

81 An Essaytor Yoang Men, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, incident to Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impediments to MARRf-
ter envelopes free Of charge. Address. DIR. D. Skill
LIN uoUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Sept 2C-d& w3m sN
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-09
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GoRIIAM MANUFACTURING co, Il.
Silversmiths q Manufacturers OF Fine Plate
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