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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

The lnitiatory cargoes have arrived CONSISTING of
the old Hazeltne and SchuylldM a portion OF which
Is emnenlly adapted for cooking small stove CRATES
&c, &C.. lie affords me pleasure state that the eost
freight and my even marginal profits VIII enable
ure as will amaze, astonish crafty and satisfy lie
economical and prudent purchaser -
IL - not at all improbable, is possible in fart
state as fact, that in short time MAJ nrassrf
to the intelligent mortals OF City and Subur moi the
largest but hope and expect tho finest variety Of
spectfnl consideration w suoh re-
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

Published this morning, contains the rro-
ceedings of Congress since the beginning OF
the adjourned session; Classified List OF
Members of the Fortieth Congress; review
of the Impeachment Report; Gen. Grants
Testimony before the Judiciary Committee;
the Proceedings in the Case Of Jefferson Da-
Wis; full account of the Arrest of Counter
letters of the 7-3O and $40 Bonds; letters
from our correspondents in Washington, New
York, and Augusta; an article ON the history
of Wheat Raising in Maine, by "Traxi;"' to
gether with the usual variety of selected mis-
cellany, foreign and domestic news, shipping
news, market reports, &C., &c.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

THERE is to he an entertainment at Me
chanics' Hall Friday evening of the pugilistic
order, when Patsy Sheppard and Abe Hicken
will appear.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
MuUiciuaI G0t1rt.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. Edward Gould, William
Coggins and Henry s. Hastings search and seizure
process. Gould was tried the merits of the case.
Found not guilty and discharged Coggins pleaded
misnomer, and the plea was sustained. Hastings
did not put in an appearance, the officer not being
tor defence.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

PERIoDIcALs.-The Atlantic Monthly and
Our Young Folks for December, have been
received at the book stores of Bailey. &
Noyes, and Hall L. Davis, Exchange street;
Short & Loring's, corner of Free and Centre
streets; G. r. Chisholm & Brother, No 3O7
Congress street, and at the Grand Trunk depot.
Also at the periodical depots Of Messrs Fessen-
den Brothers, Lancaster Hall, AMI E. c. An
drews, No. 36 CenEre street, opposite Laneas-
ter Hall, and at the fancy store of W. D. Rob-
| inson, Exchange street. t. sa.s -4t
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mains Pure EldeFbcrry and Cur
rant Wines,
Cat0r;,h Cum be Cured j!

SO highly recommended BY Physicianss, NAV he
found at wholesale at tbe drug stores ofw w. Whie-
pie & Co., II. II. Hay. W. r. Philips & Co, f. t.
Stanwood and j. W. Perkins s. Co. jan12snd1y
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

WE would call attention to- the Festival adj
vertised to be held at the West Congregational
Chapel this evening. The entertainment
promises to be one Of special interest, while an
abundance of things which are pleasant to the
taste and good for food will be provided.
Those who wish to spend apleasant Thanks
giving evening, and at the same time aid in a
good cause, will not do better than improve
this opportunity. an ee,Ts - arg
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

MISUNDERSTANDING street is fast being
relieved from the effects of the great fire. To-
day its appearance presents a striking CON
trast With that of July 6, 1866. The Thomas
Estate has nearly completed pretty brick
block of two stores, erected on their lot Just
below the Merchants National Bank The
architecture of this block, By J. Stead, is ex-
cellent. The exterior presents plain and
substantial appearance, not=overloaded with
cheap decorations, while the interior shows a
well-calculated plan for the convenience of its
tenants. 1t is block offour stories with
French roof, and the two stores on the first
floor are large, well lighted and convenient
1t is expected that the Merchants Exchange
will occupy the upper one, which stands just
where the formerly occupied by them,
stood, On the second floor there are two large
airy rooms fronting on the street, and back
Of them there are number of rooms of no
small dimensions, conveniently arranged for
oficesl8H salsiaqiili DdR 5shs3lsss I
block will be erected upon the large va
cant lot above the Merchants National Bank,
next year, and on the opposite side, the two
lots on the corner of Milk and Exchange Sts.,
one owned by the Thomas Estate, and the 9TH
er by the Deerings, will probably be put to use
next season, We are hoping, in one year from
this time, to see fine block erected on the lot
where, previous to the fire, the Fox Block
stood. By that time the newsPosts once will
be making grand show, and any Portlander
will feel Justly proud in passing along Elk
change street and seeing the great improve
ments that have been made in so short time
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

We. stepped into J. B. Brown & Sons new
counting rooms on Commercial street. yester-
day, and were struck, with the elegant manner
in which they are fitted up. No convenience
that could be supplied has been omitted, B
FINE ARTs.-We understand that Browns
beautiful sketch of "Snnset at Grand Brenan, -
which we mentioned some days since, has been
sold already. We hope the artist will paint a
larger picture from this theme and exhibit it
in New York or Philadelphia. hs'@ .a,G1ss a..
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

EXTRA TRIp.-We feel sure that our mer-
chants and others interested here and along
the route of the City of Richmond will be
pleased to learn that the said steamer will
make anextra trip next week, as per. adver-
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

ARRANGEsIENTs. are being made to celebrate
the Emancipation Proclamation in this city at
City Hall, New; cans evening. .Furtherpar-
ticulars will be given hereafter.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
Long Sought For!
Come at Last i!
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 COullfrs GrocerS. LU.
As aAlEDIoiNE Mains' Wine Is invaluable, beiag
among the best. ipt the best, comedy for colds and
pulmonary complaints, manufac tured nom the pure
Juice ofthe berry, and unadulterated by any inn ure
Ingredient, we can heartily recommended it to the
sick as MEDICINE. Ha
t'.Hfo the days OF the aged II adileth length,
70 tho mighty it addeth strength
'fs a balm Tor the sick, joy Tor the well =
Druggists and Gr0cers buy and sell
MAINS ELDE BIB RRY WINE.
nov II sN d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The house and land
and Morrilps Corner, formerly owned by Lew
Is p Brown, was purchased yesterday by
John Bell Of Bar Mills, through the agency of
Geo. r. Davis & Co :" A's ts'3''2" '.'s,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

I CoNGRE ss1oNAL CoSIN1TTEEs- The posi-
tions of the Maine Repre- sentatives on the
House Committees are substantially unchang
ed. Mr.. Lynch continues to serve on the COM
mittees on banking andscurrency and on post
Offices and post roads; Mr.. Perham is retain
ed as chairman of the committeeilon invalid
pensions, where he has rendered excellent
service; Nj. Blaine is on the committee on ap-
preparations; Mr.. Peters is assigned to the
committees on public expenditures and on
patents; and Mr.. Pike, retaining the chair
manship of the naval committee, will serve al
SO on the committee on expenses of the State
snnnartmant
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

GEN Dow.-Hon. Neal Dow sailed from Lit--
erpool last Saturday. and is expected to arrive
in Boston on or before next Wednesday, when
his friends will give him public reception,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

For COUGHS, CoLDs and CoNsU MP HON, try the
OLD aud well known Vegetable Pulmonary
kaisanA, approved and used by our oldest and best
physictaas and families for forty gears past. Get
the genuine. REED, CUTLER q CO., Druggists,
Boston, Propre.ors. nov 26eod-sN
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

WE are happy to acknowledge the receipt
of the balance of the proceeds, after paying
expenses, of the Sunday evening Concert and
Readings. Thanks are due Mr.. Halle who
gave his services on this occasion, as did Mr..
chandler, leader of the Band. Also to Mr..
Ihaxter for the use of the hall, and to the diff
ieient newspapers and job printing offices for
a liberal reduction ON their bills.
- -
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

PEDEsTRIANIsM is approaching its last
stages. Mr.. o. N. Wood proposes, through the
columns of the Chicago Tribune, to crawl on
his hands and knees from Chicago to Portland
in two hundred days for $4,000. Another
man proposes to walk the same route on his
hands alone for half the money, and the edi-
tor Of the Tribune says he is in daily expecta-
ton of a proposition to roll to Portland. The
Boston Advertiser suggests as worthy OBJ.
lject, that some athletic man try to hop on one
foot from Calais, Maine, to San francisco
California, within two years, never putting
the other foot to the ground. Meanwhile the
great question whether Weston did his hmm
bred miles Monday remains unsolyed., ri 30.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
New Marriage l4uide

An Essryfor Young Men, on Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases incident TO Youth and Early
Manhood, which create impediments to MARRI-
AGE. with sure means ofreIet. Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free OF charge. Address, Dr. j. Skill
LIN nOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadel-
pha, Pa. Sept 26-d& wSm sN
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

THE proceeds, after paying expenses, of the
Sunday Evening Concert and Readings. have
been handed over to Mr. Tuckerman. An
idea prevails that the Portland Band volun-
teered their services. This is a mistake, al
though they would undoubtedly have been
willing to have done so had they been con-
suited in this regard. Mr.. Chandler, leader
did give his services for which he is entitled
to the credit. TIE rent Of the hall was also
given by Mr.. Thaxter, except, of course, the
expense of lighting and warming. The enter
tainment was highly satisfactory, and the au-
dience ofithe most select, cultivated and after.
tive character. Mr.. Haile's readings are high
ly spoken of by those present. Want of space
prevented our giving more extended notice
on Monday morning. .aS .ftt 4a.t.+ y,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
4 PARK STREET CHURcH.---The work ON the
Second Unitafian Church Is now fnishei. and

3 PARK STREET CHURCH.-The work on tho
eepnd Un itafian Church is nOw fnishet. ua,,l
it will be opened for religious services on SIM
day next. The appearance of the exterior has
been much improved by thorough painting.
and the removal of the clumsy platform which
formerly obstructed the entrance. The car.
penter work-pews, pulpit and gallery-was
done bylW III Stewart Esq, the painting by
Col T. A. Roberts, and the fresco work by
Schumacher, which is all that need be said Of the
beauty and fithesssof that The large chande.
ller was furnished by Levi Brown, and the car
pets and cushions twerewpurohased Of Marrett
& Poor.S The awood work is especially pleas-
ing-being a splendid finish of chestnut and
black walnut. The basement has been finished
OH IN a very comfortable manner, and in
ciudes large lecture room, a library room and
kitchen, Altogether, this is one of the neat
est and prettiest houses of worship n the citv
and the restoration is a pleasant evidence of
earnest work. and good. feeling ON thespart of
the church and pastor.
i a-bef-- gspge x.
! PRICES THIRTY YEARS Aao.-One of our
Oldest business houses in looking over their
correspondence the other day, came across a
letter from Cincinnati correspondent, in 1886,
containing the following quotations: -
Prime Pork, per bbl.,, $7. 5a
c Gaess T Parf, liz iYod s. $50 iosslslsW
4 Hams, 6 to 7c4<u 4oUuHfi U uUtS
p Lard, to 1-2c -siTt
!, Flour, per Dbl, $3.50; will prohablv down i'm
a short time to $3. " 'sf''N : ~ " y
% Whlslkey, per gal, 24c; will be down to 20 to
T. s Of 81 a l.a q q
Feathers, per h., 25c sl54l .s1shHgE lEs
Beeswa6, per h., 16 to17c,s 1I ,sszs
r White Beans, per bu., 75c
Ginseng, per h., II 1l2c.fa9l Is Isles .isH
Dried Peaches per bu., 75c.
Dried Apples, per bu., 90 lie
;. Peach Brandy, per gall, Soc ~ Is -
4 Apple Brandy, per gall &c. ID .f.Il-
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
lITCA.!, ITCH!I NITCHI,iS

.SCKATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH / -
in from 10 to 4s hours 2 Ia IA Eit
Wheaton's Ointment cures he HtrhS
Y. he0ton's OIn'ment cures SnIa fsheum,
Wheoton,s ointment cures TettcP.
Wheaton's OinsmeMt cures RarbePs utci,
" he"ton's Ointment cures Every hind
r.,.A. -. Of Humor like Magic. +
rice 90 cents box; by mail, 60 cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. 10 Washington Street,
80 ton, Mass. For sale by all Druggists.
September 20. eod&wIy 4.t
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

THE latest styles of Hats and Caps NAV he
found at 292 Congress street, Grin Hawkes. &
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

AKERs bust Of the Rev. Mr.. Fem, is COM
pleted in clay, and may be seen at his studio,
No.15S Middle street. i4l san--i sslIme eliT
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
I --~" NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NEWFOUNDLAND-RO IN THE VICINI

NEWFOUNDLAND--R IN The VICINITY
~ A., OF CAPE FREELS. ~
Notice is hereby given that the following list OF
foundland, with their position, bearings &C. has
been received from the navigating Lieutenant, Jas
Snap Rock, awash is in lat 40 % go Ion 80 ii W of
Greenwich, from it = Funk Island bears as
Offer Wadham Il ght bears SW is, ne miles,
Pigeon Rock has fatboms on it, and from it South
Barraek rock bears N, miles extreme of Cape
sYsG seSn i sM y We point Nw
Iens's East kocs has 2 iatnoms on i, and rom i
Togo bears SSW 4sW = p - - Ws
Lanes West Rock has 3 iathoms on it, and from
hound md, head bears RS ey ~ miles; Lanes
Cam Rock has 9lathoms on sc, and from it Offer
Waldham light bears } ", miles South extreme
Pinnacle Rock has 10 iathoms on il. and from it
Cape Fogo in line with Reuad head IearsN w,
miles; Copper Island summit bears Sw. 1000
WHITE Clam Rock has tithOlns on II, from 1t G ape
Togo, IN line with Round head bears NJ W. IA
miles; Copper Island summit bears SW by w sW
Frampton Rock has Iaihoms on IT, and nom il
Copper island summit bears Sc p miles. "
flshing Rock has 9fathoms Oh 4, and from ii Coop
or island Summit bears Sc ! S ~ miles.
it Yves erh head bears north mile south extfeme
4 wild point bears " SyN n miles; cO Sgtr
East Rock has 10 Ia hons on it, and trom 1t Offer
Wadham bears w N ~ miles. sNt0t Nt1N
Outer East Rock has ~ Iath0ms ON it, and rom 1t
Offer Wadbam light bears WIN " 81 miles,
l Brenton Rock has 8 iathoms on 1t, and from il
Funk island centre bears Smiles. = ~ sisI ~
"a Rocks also exist, TO winch no names have been
giveh, as follows: ilh iI'i-II
In lathoms, Funk island centre bearing S by E !
In 10 fathoms, Funk island centre hearing Sc T.,
2miles.
In Is fathon,s, Funk Island centre bearing s,
In lafhthoms Funls Island centre bearinsE 4 n.
Smile.
I'm fathops, Funk Island centre bearing NE by
In 8 fatnoms, Funk Island centre bearing NE N,
2imiles. f-s i..a 49,
In fathoIns, Funk Island centre bearing mn W
'In II fathoms, Funk Island centre bearing NV
by W, u miles.
I'm IS iathoms, Funk Island centre bearing WIN
q miles ---.rh 49,. :
W, y mes.
1Tlese rocks are puts OF narrow banks each up-
wards Of half mile long, Sc and SW, with less.
than 30 fathoms on them, the others being small
with from 40 to 50 iathoms close round them. =,
Ihe position OF Funk Island centre is in lat 40 20
North, Ion 90 10 40 West OF Greenwich,
While ex mining the course Of the telegraph cable
from Placentia to Sydney. CD, a patch was discoy
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
Business Items,

A fosEATE freshness of complexion secured
by RubceL nov25- oaw$f :.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

E.M PATrFNS& Co., yesterday tsold at aau;c-
ton, the house and land No. 90 Paris street, to
Edward Brown forstwenty-f hundred and
seventy-fve dollars.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

A Coon TIME To-NIGHP.--To those who ask
where they shah go for a good time tonight,
we should say to the City Hall, where the Ar
my and Navy Union are to give Grand Prom
enade Concert No pains will be spared to
make this dance satisfact Dry to all who may
choose to attend. The gentlemanly floor-man-
ayers will see that all Join in keeping time
with the music, so that strangers will not be
neglected il YEA -i9a'i 'l
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

THE SNow-FLAKE.-Thi is the title of the
little Christmas opera Soon to he brought out
at the City Hall, by the S. P. Society of the
New Jerusalem Church in this city. We
have seen the libretto, which is very neatly
sprinted by Mr.. Stephen, Berry, and we are pre-
pared to witness very interesting and de-
lightful entertainment. The dialogue is live
ly, the songs graceful, and the choruses spirit
ed. The music is partly original, and partly
adapted from various popular operas and
pieces. This portion of the work has been in
competent hands, and we feel sure that the re-
suit will be found most satisfactory. The
scenery prepared is beautiful and appropriate:
and we have no doubt the representation of
the piece will not only sustain but enhance the
reputation which this, society already enjoys
for the getting up of entertainments as thor
oughly charming at any which are given to
our citizens. tista 4l fli nl3i'l#6t
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BAY STATE

Fire Insurance Company
OF WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS.
Capital Stock authorized $4,000, GEO
Capital Stock. paid in SIO4SOO
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
PRESS,
Thursday Morning, November 49, 1857

Gdy-F First Page To-Ddy-A thanksgiving
Sermon; Winter Treatment OF House Plants;
New Hampshire Items; Recent Publications;
Varieties.
Fourth Page-Our Golden Wedding by T,
w Parsons; that Dam Roaring; Horse Talk /;
an Indignant Captain.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
FOREIGN PORTS.


Sid FIN Otago, NJ Sept 20, barque Courser. Dekev
Tor Newcastle, NSW.
Ar at Albany, king Georges souDd) Sept 81, ship
Uncle joe Sewell, Shields, e.
Sid I'm CadI 10th inst, barque Eva II Fisk, Emery
Valencia. Machias, Upton, Malaga.
AT Malaga 9Th inst, barque Arletta. Cocord, from
Wood, New York.
At Elsineuc It'll Inst, baTque Persia, Leach, from
Cronstadt tor Boston, wig wind. ~
Ar at Liverpool 25th inst, ship Chancellor Jones,
New York; 2cth, barque Frances, Kelley, nom st
Ar at Shields i9th inst. barqus A Jones, Carl
ton, BremerhHven.
Ar at Havana iOth inst. brig v Nichols, Buck
Ar at Cardenas 10Th inst, sch Island Belle Par
Sid 18th. briggs Geo Burnham Mcclellan, for port
North Of Hatteras 26th, Leonard Berry. Steele for
iPer steamer Persia, at New York;
Ar at Liverpool 18th, Sterling, Harding, Adelaide
Cid 18th, Northern Bell. Clark. Boston; Tanner
Cid at London 18th, Villa Franco, Urquhart, for
New York.
Passed Dover 18th, abby RyersOn, Dennis, from
Ar at GLASGOW 18th. Sunshine, Weeks, New York.
Sid lith, st Andrew, Isl Scott Tor Portland. q
Sid I'm Newport 18Th, d Thurston, Snow, for
Sid i'm Queenstown 18th, j L Hale, Novel;, from
Calaol Tor Bremen. t-ar N
Sid I'm Singapore Sept Is, Martha RldeOut, Reed,
| Boston via Padang. ... = Il. r.5--. n =
Sid i'm HclvOet 18th, Emily Fanum, Lord, for
England.
Cid at Hayre 18th, Jacob stamler, Sampson,
New York. - fEL r Eh.nF VIZ 4 y
Ar at Marseiles 18th, Mary & Elizabeth, Randall,
| New York; 18th. W f Anderson, Pierce, do; 18th,
| ormus. Pe.tengill, Philadelphia
| Sid 18th, Henry, Blair, New York.
| Ar at Port Mahon 9TH inst, Mary Stewart, Denni-
| son, Boston.
| Ar at Valencia It'll, Gen Berry. Watts, Callao.
Sid TIM Oporto 9th, st Joseph, Bernier, New York.
BremeThayen-ln the Roads 18th, Arabia, Hinck-
ley, from Bremen. 't.f. RI f G
SPOKEN.
Oct 4. lat IA 20 8, lon 81 "a W. ship Rutland from
Boston TOR Bombay. 49,. .U u i a. u
Oct 10, lat 2O1l. Ion 50 90 W Of Paris, ship Sea
| Gull, from Boston for Elmina, AT.
| Oct IA, lat So N, Ion 80 w, SHIP Grace Darling
| from New York tor San Francisco 7.
Sept % lat n 80 s, Ion % 40 w, barque Sarah A
/ Staples, from Callao Ton France
| Noy6, lat q, lon TO- barque Rome, from Roysn
:, Nov IS, lat 81, Ion Is, barque Lavinia ( ON New
| York for Queenstown. -, a IF. u --.'-
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read ana fully approved 1t is perfect guide to The
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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

WHENEVER L take my walks abroad how
many poor, miserable dyspeptie people L see
who would be healthy, and rosy, and happy, il
they took Plantation Bitters, that paragon %
preparations for giving tone to the stomach
energy to the torpid liver, a joy to the nervous
system, and strength to the muscles. 1t is an
admirable regeneration of natures wasted OF
neglected functional powers in either, man o.
woman. 1t generally ,exctes and pleasantly
soothes. With bottle thereof, every man
may be his own physician,
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to cologne, and at half the price
nn1O2aod 01rr Sr,uO,rr
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

THE glowing complexion of girlhood restor-
ed by Rubicel. nov9c- o,,r.t
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

THE HANLoN CONFERENCE.-The company
performed again last evening before large
and appreciatiyes audience. 1T is not often
that our citizens are offered an opportunity of
Witnessing such wondrous feats as those per-
formed by this troupe, who are unequalled by
any other performers on this or the other side
of the Atlantic Among other feats, which
would seem incredible until witnessed, was
one performed By George, William and Alfred
Hanlon, in which they appeared as the "three
flying men in the air." In this daring feat the
brothers acquitted themselves in the most sat
isiactory manner, and their every movement,
as they actually few through the air, was
watched by the audience with almost breath
less interest. The Hanlons give a matinee
this afternoon, and o performance this eve
ming. Our readers may rest assured that by
taking our advice, and being present either in
the afternoon or evening, or both, they will get
their moneys worth, and something to spare.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28
/ AN AN
9e01C7lce-
me''t in achich is ,'a0depatest
the assertions and facts an
deF3ne fatiOned: aaaor -ea

| tesas- , as1stly: ,ekss 4
The Subscriber having leased q portion of Smith
Pier (so-caed) for term Of years, and having erect
ell very commolious and strong structure for the
storage of Coal designs filling the same with that
staple, OF which subject, more anon.
sdly:
In the selection Of ale have Teen very partic
ular and have not allowed the matter Of expense 10
act an impedment, have chosen O "FAIR-
BA NkS" Of eleyen tons capaeiy rather larger than
really required, but the PLATFORM of this Scale being
not aftainable scales of lesser gauge decided my
preference. Hence the choice. With this sized
platform Ican weigh any sized cart (be 1t CITY
subuTban) including horses, usually OF unusually
CAPPED in the business thereby gaining that guaran-
tecd c1rrectness only pToeuTable by this method. 1t
would give great pleasure 10 show to the citizens
of Portini the delicate working Of this instrument
and to my customers more especially as being more
directly Interested, would say that II they have
not time to view their own coal IN weighing. every
few moments coal 60 other parties Is weighed and
delivered TO which their attention Will be solicited
The beam Is so placed as 10 be viewed from me
street. is highly ornamsnted, exceedingly psefal : a
a. t-A 3dly: 81 - - u
In immediate eontiguity is situated the suhseri Il
bers office, moderate little coop comfortable COM
alta BILE, easily approached BILE, readily find out a.
N.N'
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ernI Waters, just received and for sale by
F'A.' j. w. PERKINS q CO.,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY No. Sc Commercial ST.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-28

TO-DAY being Thanksgiving there will be No
paper issued from this Office tomorrow.