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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-26

q yERMILYEA PRoPRIsToR, Corner Of Man
ii and second streets Coude' sport Potter CoF a
4 fjyerv ST .ole is also kept in con eG,l2n ~5.u '"'7
Hotel Daily Stayes 20 and from tne LeH-I --- Io---
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-26
% A. STEBBINS q Co.,

"a rFpcuANTs-DeaIers in Dry Goods, Fancy
NJ Goads, Groceries Provision F Tour, Feed, PORK
and everything usutly kept in good country store
Produce bought and sold - -
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-26

.E- We copy the following from Our Young
Folks, for March, thinking it sufficiently spicy
to be relished by everybody
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-26
1,n.tnr InurnaI LOb-Omce.

II TT6p TYPE 70 our already large assortment
IL Arc now prepared do all kinds OF work cheapS
- III tnste and neatne-s. orIe solcLfu.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-26
THE
POTTER JOURNAL,
prRIrSHFD BYg
NJ. w. McALARNEY, Proprietor.

TDevotcd 10 the cause Of Repuhltcanisra, the m
tereats Of Agriculture the advancemento OF hdncHllo
"a ~. hast coed 81 Potter county Owning no guide
eIsept that Of Principle it will endeaVor 70 i IN TIE
work Of more fuy Freedomztng our Country
Advertisements inserted at the following rates,
except where speciaIbargains are mnde, square
IA loGpes Of Brewer or of onpareii types , 20
/ a uAFe, l Insertion al
.1uare Or Insertions-- ----- an
E,ch s,b-eguent insertion less than lo----- ~
/ -
TSu mess Cards, year
Administrators o. Executors Notices. D w
Special and Editorial Notices per Hne------ ~
kr All transient advertisements must be pald ~
4yIncp and no notice will be taken OF adveru rneS
from dstence unless they are accompanied oy the
money or satisfactory reference
B%Job Work, Of all kinds, executed with neatness
and despatch.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-26
LYMAN HOUSE.

IewisviIIe, Potter county, TehhsI'Ea",'' a.
~URTON LEWIS. Proprietor. Ha'in-
X 800 tLis excellent Hotel the proprietor wlShe,
make the acquaintance Of the travelling pg6ac ana
sols ronfid-nt Of giving satisfaction 10 al WHO h'
all on him.-Feb T. % u
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-26

Advertisements inserted at the following rates,
-, +-hsre .nacjal bargains are mnde. square
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
A Wonderful Land.


IN the Eastern slope newspapers
we ii'io report of many OF the Gu
rlositleS ana great riches of the
biacN I'och co'il lfN' III the north
western pdri ol '-illo'A'a. ihe re
pol'S oi tie St h3uiaf features OF
thal section are "i many years
Htai"!ilS' ni. are 50 mar citous mat
theN nave StLIohl oht1ile"tfrdthee.
Among III" Nr''"eildt S'of les We
nave near" lS one mat there Is a
petriiied tfec tiie.t -" leet III iehgth !.
! lie present report III part confirms
previous statements, ana establishes
the tact thAt Black hock Is one of the
Woh"era ol the fd'!ic coast. Ike
TIE loSemte, the big trees, the
NtNcriS, &c besiu"S the cunoSl-
''H' mere appears - ue an ap'lilu-
aiirc "l HiiN'f AT h''c> hoeh. hut
'ii' ore Is E'lla 10 he oi an oii'iS'ai
variety ana diIlcHii 70 WORK but II
mas hteii WORKED WIN very &ood re-
a''I'H III inc loIiiN di " aSiur. ne
lIdijitN Oh ore IS 80 great tiidt II IS
N3it II VIII Justify tie cfcc'loii o! Il
thouNand mllIS. \ gentleman VINO
YiSit"d the section mas cNilihlted to
the c'utofol the Eastern slope very
many ctlilp>itlrS pecllil3g 20 the
cnHli'lN-Hldh@" ncjlldcliollS from
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Water-Worh pcn-
h,rN from the mountain tolS-NIlNeS.
arrow heads an" oa@9efS manuiac-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

y lady making a morning call dis.
covers her married female acQuaint.
ancc making tremendous lunges
with broomstick under the bed.
Conversation breaks forth:
" Good morning. madam. All,
YOU have a troublesome cat under
the bed ~
Troublesome cat ?-no ma'am !;
it's that snealling husband of mine,
and II! have him out or break every
bone in his body
You will. ch ?" said a faint voice
under the bed. " Now, Susy, you
may rave and pound and pound and
rave. but I'll not come out from IN.
der this he'd while I've got the spirit
of IL man about me-"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

4 SOUTHERN CANDIDATES FLAT.
FoRM.-Jacob Slevis, n candidate
for Congress from Alabama, puts
forth Il funny platform.
"l ou haV Il rite TO no the rrinsi.
pulls that will guVcrn my kongresh,
uiml karrcr. | am not the pyrson
to kouselc or cquiycriiait, My prin.
sipuls are those OF the American
Egul. which, whar the harkuS is, ol.
lerS gethurd togethUr. In rclashun
to the niggur, | cXSept the situation.
Slavery is dcd, and So viii the mig.
ours be bcior long. am IN favur
Of general amnesty 10 all the 10000
dollrg men. Sein they had nothing to
do with the bringn on the war, or
Gitiu in it when IL was brot. Boath
Of these was did by the poor men;
but those Of that class who made
nothin by the war | think suiiishunt
Is punished, and those who did ort
to be pardnncd for getting rich at
the expense of the rebelyun. All I
hay to say in kouklushun il, that il
ANY man doubts my loialty eny lon.
CUR, he is misurable tratur, and I
will XIX him rs sunc as civil guvern.
mcnt is reestablishCd."
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
Senator fdmundS.

The correspondent of the Wor'
cester Spy in a recent communica-
ton to that journal from Washing
ton, pays Senator Edmunds from
this State, the following handsome
compliment The " combat allud
ed to was upon the admission of Ne
braska to the Union:
Generally Judge Wade-sturdy
Ben. Wade, rs we love to call him,
Is with the radical fight. But some
times Ii" too becomes that singular
paradoX-which is called a ''practi-
cal statesman which simply means
a pan ready to vote with the truth
on non-eSscntials. and against or
evadin9 it, when a square issue IL
presented. How we feel to see
Wadc-yehcment and pugnaclous
upholder Of equal frcedom-talter-
ing and hoggling over it in order to
secure a couple Of Republican Sena-
tors.
Senator Edmunds was combat
ting this error OF Wade when L
came IN. Vermont is fortunate in
having sent this gentleman here.
Mr.. EdmUnds is worthy son of the
state which noNei allowed a slave
to breathe in its borders. and which
has given rs HailingtOn'S splendid
epigrammatic decision on the right
side of that que ton. AS an orator
the Vermont Senator is not at first
pleasing. lie seemed from the first
dag at home in the Senate-to be
among his peers. His manner is
very quiet. He does not declaim or
gesticulatt, but talks like one used
10 address the reason ofiudgeS rath.
or than declaim 10 jurors and let's
language and logic carry due eight.
| have seen no man i'll the Senate
who appears to talk less to the gal.
leries. lie speaks without mauus-
cript, readily cites authorities, even
if not at hand, evidently is web
equipped with wide reading, profess
sional and other. He has positive
opinions. and does not hesitate to
express them in telsc. vigorous Ian
@uagp. He Walms little as he
proceeds. the voice mclioWs aud
dccpens. and there are tones which
are rich and musical with the sweet
ness Of the struggling plea for free
dom and amelioTation.
1t was an interesting sight to
watch Wade, as the Fermonter
pointed ont the Inconsistency in the
rugged lighters supporting equal
manhood, aye. womanhOod also, on
one day for the District Of Column
bia, and then deny it for the Terri
tory OF Nebraska. Mr.. Edmunds
held to the complete power of Con.
greSS over the terms OF admission
for new States subject only to the
constitutional requirement Of estab-
lishing a arepublican government.
Wade moved uneaSily about as
the logic or facts pressed home the
proof Of Inconsistency. When some
one Of the listening neighborS, as
FCSScndcn or Williams. would appa-
rcntIy suggest a reply to the remarks
OF the speaker, the rugged old face
would move inpatiently, ana the
shoulders be shrugged, as if to say
= Yes yes know all about it. [
am going to reply lie tried and
failed. The perfect attention paid
to Mr.. Edmunds' argument is the
best evidence OF its character. Ono
is struck with the fine intellectual
characteristics visible on all these
j listening faces, at such moments.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
CRcULATGNG THE WRONG Pa.

CRCULATING THE WRONG Pa.
P'.R.-At a temperance meeting
.eccutiy held near the city, an
naalng incident took place. a
strong cXhortation had Just been de
livcrcd hy n speaker present, and
the President requested the Sccrcta.
ry 10 pass around the pledge for sig
natures, and taking from his pocket
what ne supposed was the document,
he without looking at Il, gave II to
the Secretary for that purpose. y
large number of names were enroll
ed, Of both gentlemen and ladies
present, and the document returned.
IT was ohScrvrd by the secretary
willie passing the papcraround, tilat
considerable titterlng prrvalled
among the ladies who took the pre-.
caution to read the contents OF the
paper, whilst those wlo d'd not
read ii and desired to sign il, did so.
After going through the eongre2a'
ton, the Secretary, on his way paeN'
looked at the paper to see Wilat WIS
fine catfsc of the amusement, when
il was revealed 10 him that, Instead
of the temperance pledge, he had
nnssed around and received sigma.
iures to u document setting forth
thc pedigree of q celebrated stal.
lion,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

THE NEWSPAPERS OF NEW ENG,
LAND.--A list of the newspapers Of
y. f.. excepting those OF Boston. is
in the Advertisers Gazette.
In Maine there are, it appears, IS
journals of all classes in New
Hampshire, 81 ; III ermont, )? : in
Massachusetts excluding Boston),
- III Rhode Island. Ii and in
Connecticut, 80. Total. 252. Add.
ing the estimated number Of Jour.
mails. periodicals. etc, of all classes
III Boston-1i III ail-the aggregate
would be 81. This figure does not
include the weekly, semi-weehIy and
trI-Weekly journals issued from the
offices Of the daily papers. OF the
"a Journals IN Maine II are Rcpub-
lean and . are Democratic. The
others are neutral independent. rell-
gious, agricultural, literary. CONNER
cial, etc. The class cation in the
either States is as follows: Repub-
hcan journals in New Hampshire.
Is Democratic journals, !; other
journals, l.: Republican Journals
in Vermont. % ; Democratic. 6 !:
others, 10: Massachusetts Except
Boston). Republican Journals, 81 ;
Democratic, & 3: Conservative |
(thc Chelsea Bulletin) ; other Jour
nails, II, Rhode Island, Republican
journals, D; Democratic. ! Ohc Pro
whence pos0 neutral, others
,. Connecticut, Republican .iour
mails. u Dem ocratic, 10; all Others
I. The tota, number Of Republi
can journals. as above, is 1lG; Dem
ocratic journals. 30.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
Funeral Bells.

Hark the bell Is tolling,
And the sound is rolling
Sulemnly past
'TiS telling n, sadly
A spirit has gladly
Reached home at last'
All friends now are weeping
For young beauty sleeping
Softly in death.
They watched the sands slowly
Ebb out the life, wholly,
With the faint breath;
Blu, saw not the glory
Which the wond'rous story
Tic angel, told,
Cast over each feature
OF the fair young creature
They came to hold
By the hand-as over
The river they bore her,
TotLeir bright home,
Where spirits are singing
The praise, that, ringing,
Rise to the throne
Then why are rendaaiaE.
And the bells slow toning.
Filling tic air
They should ring out in glalness.
...- r... ......
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

,Nov. C,,, ,our oninion .Io,,n 'eaid =,
NJ, ColIott
I-nnn ,,r word + tbinl, T mus+
.oy ,hn .n,no, .o;d JnI,n h,orinn
I,ioseIfrn LoidI,' fn,. tI,n no,t If thr
worldly man .W-hot rioht had She
tn marry .s vou oh.or,n viii, o,r,t
;u.t.,n .ir int L.,.aL;Jo tLo com.
.n,nn,,...l ,. ,on ,.',,. nronn,,,. no.
,,or,.G C,n.' .Ln ,.ori.,. nn tho n;I.
MANS nrsinnssJ 7 d,rc saw II viii
sunnor. har ,.er,, vnIIi
.\T-Lv un., y,id Mr. cor,att
.rrir,s i;oI - h,nl,rnnt and his
widnW .nI t,~ cI'iIJrnn are Iasti-
rufn'
.Vbot doos pof ol4or tI,o ,,,oc+,on
said pat., r;,,b .To4 ,Ia pr;,g,,..
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,'l,'.'.,,..''r ~ A., G.lrat+
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nonr ,nytbipu rn, n,--,nns+ .ho
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back % tho ' .rr%nI sirni John. @ JnGn'
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anint rSnsnnntoIin ' ,,,nnn,
T,La ,,.n n,Cl,nsinn.., ,,.a,,t an Will
his rn,,1nr. '''' >'' O'
IIavno9 alwovs- hold the oninio,
tho+o wnm,n shon,d bn rendnrod =
r9tionoI aud indnnrndout hninc-
and hoyinr dnlv considered fine f2ct
that .ncjnl-. nrocticaIlv .nuins La,
thr cioht a., .lruiro br, n,yu liv;no
= hnroh,. hnnnnnfL tn Nlorv SUI
: ron fine snm of fem thousand mounds
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

Within few days, liquor dealer
in Fairhayen was brought up beto,e
the proper authorities, and pleading
guilty, was hned $500 and costs,
amounting TO S23S in all. Another
liquor seller day or two after was
fined $50.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

NEW York, Jan. 2S.--The Prcsi.
dent has just sent into the Senate
the message vctoing the Colorado
bill,
The expected veto of the Nebraska
bill will bc sent in tomorrow.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

Since the Texas post Offices have
been mainly placed in charge of
post nstresses, il is said that the
mails arrive with remarkable rcgu.
larity.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
masrrsxxza~arx-rrw~ys

uiouaut corrcspondencc has Just pas
spd between two clcrgymen in a city
where considerable religions awake
pina has taken place. In substance
the corrcspondence ran as follows:
-Drar Htotbcr:-I Shall Eautlze
,or,n converts tomorrow ifauv of
,our converts nrefer ia be bartizca
IN orr. mode | sh8Il be bapny 10 ban.
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- =, ,,,',h o',i, nv, own sbo4o
P''ie' ~ "''''' nv ~ = 81 -
T,,or,4o r,,dao paase was \ noted
Wa-. y Gun ~ = ,;,' mus ,,i ,,i'n'a III :
ms i'IN' t'''' '''ol' IN ,'''''' ',.i ,',,,'
!hlo" II l1.''',li VI, "a, y, " u , - ,'''' al
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was IiVP"t'''T i'l :, - ~; -. -" a,'
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;n,+ -. !, a..ontiai COW, -, = farm Get =
80 ;, 60. ,,,,.,,o,.., - I.,rn ,ou
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

"Now, then, my harties," said a
gallant captain, "you have tough
battle before you, fight like heroes
till your powders gone then-run !
Pm u little lame, aud III start nor."
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
The Will, orthetWo NepheWs.

ne aye Ol tilt man lll4DI ne Nollc
seventy. whilst his companion GER
tainly had not reached ninctern.-
Her beautiful blooming face, and ac-
tive. 1.-the and upright figure. were
in contrast with the worn counte-
nance and bent frame OF the old
man: but in his eye and in the cor
ners of his mouth. We're Indications
of Il gay Selt-conlidcnce, which age
and suffering had damped. but not
eXtlugul>hed.
no nSe looking any more. Mary.
said he. neither John Meade nor Pc
ter Finch VIII be here before dark.
Very hard that when a sick uncle
asks his two ncphewS to come and
see him. they can't come at once
The duty is simple in the cXtrcme-
only t. help me die, and take what
| choose to leave them III my viii.
Poh when | was young ! would
have done it with the utmost alacIi-
Is. Bat the worlds getting quite
hcartle>>.'
oh. SIR said Mary,
And what does 'OA. SIN mcau ,
SAID he. DO you think | SAan't
die know better. \ ijttlc and
there'n be an end to Billy Collett.-
He'll have lett this world for clear
er-to the great sorrow lmd adyan-
taee) of his atiectionatc relatives.
+ Egh, Give mea glass OF the doe
tors stuff
Ine ulrl poured some medicine
into a elias, and Collctt. after huv.
inc contemplated it fon moment
with infinite DISGUST. man. urd to
oct it down.
III tell YOU what. Miss Many Sut-
tom said he. i don't hv amy means
auproyt Of yau .Dh. sir and Dean
sIr.' and the rest of il. when Eve told
you how / hate to be called sir ut
All. Why. YOU couldn't he more lc
spectfuI ii YOU were a charity gig
and | a headlcin Il gold laced hat
None OF your nonsense, Mary Nuj
ton. if YOU please. I've been Nou
lawful Guardian NOW for SIX months
and yUu ought 10 know my liking,
aud dislikin-s.
MY poor father often told me how
you ai,lkcd ceremony. said Mary.
.lour poor father told You quit,
right, sand Mr.. tU'.ctt. Erred Sut
ton was u man Of talrUt--a capita
fellow His only fault was natu
raj inability to keep a tarthing in hi
pocket. Poor Fred. He loved m'
i am sure he did. He bequeathet
me his only child-and it isn't ever
H.jeHt that would do that
y kind and generous protector
You have been
We'll, don kno" / nave 'ile.
not 10 uc a brute. hut ! care say
nave been. Don speak roughly
sometimes. Have not gwen Aol
good. prudent, worldly advice abou
John Meade, ami maGe myself Gnltt
diSagrceab!e, and like guardian
Come, confess You love this PENN
less nephew Of mine
, ,pcnniless, indeed = said Mary.
'.Ah. there it is . said Mr., tuilctt
E And what buSincas has a poo
| devil OF an artist to fall in love wit
. ny ward And what business ha
/ my ward to faii in love with Il poo
2 devil of an artist But that's Ere
.. Suttoa'~ dauahtpralI over. llaNn't
t two nephcvS. hy couldn't YOU ta
, in love with the discreet onc-th
= ~ b.+.,. I';,,,l, .,n,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

The acquitted Fenian prisoners
think of claiming damages against
the British government for fllsc i'm
prisonmcnt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

is State robbery; private charity IS
pu5lic wrong
That's it, Peter, sad Nr Collctt.
i don't believe IT. SAID John.-
You were quite right 10 give tlIr F
man shilling; III give him a shll-
ling myself
oh. yCu would. would you > said
Mr.. Collctt. 4 ourc very generous
with your SiilIlngs. Would You fly
III the face OF all orthodox political
economy. YOU Vandal :
y cs.' SAID John. 'aS the N3ndalS
flew i'll the face OF Rome and de
Stroycd what had become a false
hood and a nuisance
! Poor John! said Mr. ColIett; we
shall never make anything OF him,
Peter. Really, we had better talk
of something else. John tell US all
about the last new novel.
They converSed on various sub
lectS until the arrival OF the lHNd-
lids early bed time parted uncle and
ncphcW> for the nl-ht.
Mary Sutton seized an opportunl.
~. the next morning after breakfast
to speak with John Mead alone.
John SAID She. do think more
your intereSt-of our interest
What reason had YOU to be 50 NIo-
lent last night, ana contradict Mr..
Collett so ShocknclN. ! saw Peter
Finch laughing to himself John
You must be more careful or we shall
never be married.
'Well Mary, I'll do my best said
John. 1T wa, that coulouuded Pc
ter. with his chain Of iron maXImS.
that made me fly ont. I'm not an
iceberg. Marry.
Thank heaven YOU are not' said
Mary; bat an iceberg iloatS-thlnk
OF that, John. Ftmemocr' every
time you offend Mr.. Collett, YOU
lease Mr.. Finch
so | do,' SAID John. Ies, III re-
member that.
III you would only try to be a lit
= tie mean and hard Acarted' said Ma
| ~, just little to hegln with. ! on
. would only >tOop to conquer. john,
. and you deserve to conquer
I May J gain my deserts, them
said john Are NoU not to hc my
) loving wife, Mary Are YOU not to
sit at nccdlcwork in my studio,
, whilst paint my great historical
picture How can this come to
. ro..s ~ NTr Enl1ntt ,-lI Io untbiun
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

A bookseller in Paris being asked
for copy of the French Constitu'
ii N, replied, "Sir, | keep no period.
iclls"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

II is stated that Cincinnati Is now
the third manufacturing city in the
world.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

CsARATOGA STAR SPRING WATER, fresh
- from the spring, hy the can, or IN smaller
quantities, at KEYES STORE, Newbury, W
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

%1UAMBER sETS.--A VARIETY OF PLAIN
~ aud Ornamental Bedroom Suits, Mattrus.
aos, Spring Eods Cottage Bedstcads, Cribs and
swing Cradles, at .
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08

Doty's Vegetable Panncoa is tic bcst Lin
Amcutand Pain Killer used
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-08
y. Es. STEW EMS,

PROPRIETOR SPRING HOTEL,
EwBTEY, MONT,
B.-A Good Livery attached.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

Valuable Real Estate on CONNER
sseE- cial Street for sale.
LOT OF land about 50 feet font on Commercial
n street and extending 2G4 fl to Fore ST. the same
now occupied by B. ". Noble & TO.
Apply to j. BROWNE,
May l. tt 10 State street
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28

{. .s7 aEFsEEsELaE s9s.lH .rg=4N
The whole profits OF the COMPANY revert IN tbe
Assured, and are divided annually upon the Premi
ums terminated during lie year; and Tor which Ger
thcates are issued, bearing interest until Redeemed
Average Dividend lor ten years past 80 per cent.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28
Valuable Real Estate for sale.
House for Sale.

A i Bargain, Three story brick house, SO Dan
IA forth St, corner of Clark. Inquire of -h
FLETCHER g. Co.,
october 4. dSw -- 159 Commercial st.
For Sale---One Mile from Port
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-28
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

'nhE Three st ry Brick House on Pearl Street, the
i residence of the late Samuel Chase. In com
Ptte order. tias and Fnrnace and an abundance OF
Water. Also The IL story House No. go Oxford
Street, with the IL story house in rear OF same
Possession given immediately. For terms which will
be liberal apply to STEPHEN b. CHASE
October ~ dtf an rs at Dina g. Co