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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04
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NEW BOOK,
"sunshine and Shadow In New York" 4"

Work rspiete with Aneedotes and Incidents Of LIFE
in THE GREAT METROPOLIS, being a Mirror Of
New yorF rejecting the secfeta OF the great city.
one Agent sold 80 In day, another sold and DE-
liysred 227 in is days, another 304 in days. No
book ever published that sells rapidly.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04

nlssOLU1Ion OF PARTNERsHIy .
~ MIroHELL o. 4 MOoLEEs, having dissolved psrt.
Business will bs continued at the ia stsnd Sai
Delaware Avenue By z. 3. HeOlssa Noftn
speetfully solicited. 4 n WrSsf ~ ~
PhiiAdslphls, May !, 1eso-2t AAs-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04
a 5ENTs wANTRDe
gRmeTers.


ID DEMOvAL.---o. Fl. RUDOLPH
HAS removed from
No. al7 40 No. 2Sl MARKET STREET
Below Third,
whsrs may beOund large and sarOiuy selected stock O
a.. WATCHES
NEA JEWELRY,
&e<& sHVERWARE,
NeaV SILVER PLATED WARE
DESERT, DINNER and TEA KNIVES,
sPEoTACLEB,
EYE GLASSES, &C., SC.
OF the most beautiful and desirable stylss.
AspsoiAl attentsn ih called 10 as53rmsnt Of the
HRHNoH CLOCKS
in BIZ ek, white and VariegAtsd italian Marble which
viii b. sold at moderate advance on the Importers
pFieee
Wsloh. s. Clocks and Jswelry promptly and carefully
repaired aknl Worknsn, and warranted to give sat
efnutiou. aprb-2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04

WnMEsToN DELl Aug. 4, lsea
a. y Ptckels, Es7s-DgAR sIR--The Magss oookiny
Range put up for me- at eo French street. gives enilrs
satisfaction 1 conslder the Magee RANGE sunaror ~
any in the market, and eheerfuy recommend iS 10 ali
pernens In want Of an economical Range "
Truly yours, Se,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04
E. G. sroTsENBuRa.
wuutnoros. February lat. 1856

wILAInoToN, February lat, 1865.
r. Pictsls, Esq ~ take great pleasure in recon-
mending the Magee Range, OF which you recently
put In for think it decided Improvement on any
Range have ever used itail do twice the amount Of
work with hslfless coal than Auy Range have
ever Very respectfully,
Your obl servant,
o. H. GALLAGHER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04
T. CAUSE
H, F. PlcKsLs, ESQ.

WILMINGTON DEL
The Range put up for me by Mr.. Pieksls WORKS novv
tundeF tue management of cook who undersNnds hsr
euainsss0 very WE'LL and gives complete sa,isfaotion
II. g. BRADFORD.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04
JNo. A. DUNCAN.

These are only few Of the very many eeriacatea tas
tyieg to the worth of the Mases Range MANY vtheru
Bast Fourth street.
We would also call the tentoa the people of WI.
mington and Vicinity 70 our MAGEE HEArKRs AND
who uss them entire satisfaction. auqs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04
OiUlOen0s.

hIVIDEHD--OFFIC OF FSEE 6k,..
~ WARE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. :
WILMINGTON, May ist Ieha
psny have this day declared Dividend 81 FIVE y o. @
CENT for the last six months clear Of fGoTernmsnt -
payable to the or their legal
10th inst. JOHN MoIPAB1 Ane
mayA-3tW aaosst
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04

wiIHnaroN, February. 1885,
Having Of Nages's Ranges in use take great
pleasure In stating that II gives satisfaction hakas
wel and gives very large supply Of hot water have
besitstiun in Recommending il 10 others:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-05-04
A oRNTs wANTED--sI0 A DAY.
TWO $40 MAPS FOR 81.
Lloyd's Patent Revolving Double Maps
or AMERICA AND EUROPE.
AMERICA AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

These great Maps, now just completed, show every
place Of Importance all RRiroads to date, ami tue
latest Alte aons In the various European States These
Maps are netdaa 10 every school and family 10 the land
they oceuIy the space of ore Map, aud by mA aus OF
the Esverser either side be thrown front, and
part brought svel to the eye County ght and large
dlaeount given 70 good Agents.
Apply for Circulars. Terms, snd send money for
gampls klnpa, to J. T. LLOYn. -
at-sr-ss4feaf-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-09

TbeTe is grelt rush 10 The Jamestown
Clothing Store. Thc reason, New Goods
arriving every dny. Sept 18th.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-09

Philadelphia, Oct 0.
Crude lTCD.
P, L. 5. 10 W., 3lI5 S. W 321s@32A
Market Quiet
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
Gossip and G1eanings

Seven new railroads are now in process OF
construction in Illinois.
"A Canada sheriff having writ Of attach
ment against the. estate of dead man, seized
his widows artificial teeth.
All the dogs little and great, are yelping at
Mrs. Stowe Just now. The Count Joannes
yep is the latest, but hardly the feeblest howl.
-Mr.P. Boynton recently received so cents
for saving a mans life at Cape May. He re-
turned 40 cents in change, thinking a cent all
the man s life was worth.
The New Bedford Mercury prints the fol-
lowing extraordinary notice:-Married at Sun
berry by the Rev. Mr.. Cranberry, Mr.. Nehe-
miah Blackberry to Miss Catherine Elderber-
ry of Danbury.
Twenty years ago Pennsylvania was the
largest wheat producing State in the Union.
Now it is about twelfth on the list. The peo-
ple have turned their attention to the develop
ment of that which is hidden in the earth-oil,
coal and iron.
A poetic editor, speaking of the closing of
churches in summer, rhapsodizes thus:
o. when thou city of my God,
Shall thy courts ascent,
Where congregations ne'er DreaK up,
And close their churches so that public
worship in summer comes to an endP'
"A ouaint writer says: IL have seen wo-
men so delicate that they were afraid to ride
for fear of the horse running away; afraid to
walk for fear the dew might fall; afraid to sail
for fear the boat might upset; but never saw
one afraid to be married, which is more risk
ful than all the others put together"
John wiseman, the Democratic editor of
the Washington Qowa) Gazette, has urged the
Republicans to run Thomas Fl. Benton (color-
ed) for Sheriff. Benton now announces that
he will run as an independent candidate for
that Office as against wiseman, and challenges
him to go before the people aud abide tneir
verdict as to who is the worthier man.
As an illustration of the trials of shopkeep-
ers in that city, the New Bedford "e'e"g TO
lates that a lady (?) sent to a dry goous ''oio
for n pair of white silk gloves, 10 De hep' !
.l,o,, su;tod Two or three days afterward
| .hov ware returned with the remark that tney
| a;a ,,ot suit: and subsequently the TACT came
... .hat the gloves were used to grace the
49, -, of a corpse dressed for the grave, and
'rare removed before its interment, and re-
turned to the storekeeper.
Under the head of "By 1900 A. D.
What?' writer in the current number oil
Appleton's Journal undertakes to forecast the
future social and industrial condition Oh tne
United States. He predicts C) tnat there VIII
he no great war during the next thirty years;
10, ,hat thore will be an enormous increase OF
The wealth of the country; (s) that this wealth
~, No far more unequally distributed than it
is pow-that the rich will become very mucn
richer, while the numbers OF the waSe-receiv-
inc class will be largely added to.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
Recent Publications,

american Commercial Ld,o for Business Men
by Franklin Chamberlain of the United States
Bar, is volume Of nearly thousand pages
bound in law calf, published by 0. d. Case "
Co., Hartford. This work is very dlfieren'
from the ordinary "every- -man-his-owh-ia"
yer" books with which the country Is hooeol ".u,
It is the work of an accomplished prac''o"i
LAWYER and a scholar. 1t treats OF rroper'y
Agency. Agreement or Contract sales' tiehs
Title by Gift, Negotiable Paper, Guafanly r or
srretvsbip. Bailments, Partnership, Corpora
p,rmont. Interest and UsLry, Insur-
ance Bonds, Arbtrations, Assignments, Bank
ruptoy, Limitations, Title to Property, Mort
cages, Landlord and Tenant, Marriage and
Divorce, Wills, Highways, Patents, Copy
right, Tender and Shipping. A valuable ap
pendix contains summary of the homestead
and exemption laws of the different states, oi
laws relating to the property rights OF marf'eo
women, and of the regulations relating 10
stamps, Published by o. d. Case of Hartford.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
8 weeks increase, s26


Here the average increas. ia nearly e3.OOO
per week, and we expect it WIN not be much
less than this to the end of the half wear II
such an increase is obtained we shall See the
Grand Trunk for the whole of the year 1903
with Ell 100000 OF gross revenue.
A few days back the following appeared in
the London Times City Article. 1t indicate,
very clearly the progress that is being made,
and the measures that are on foot for placing
the great line of Canada amongst the dividend
paying railway of the world:
"The last accounts from Canada with regard
to the affairs OF the Grand Trunk Railway ap-
pear satisfactory. 1t is said that the track is in
better condition than at any previous time,
that the % new engines are all at work, and
| that the rolling stock generally is improved
| both in quantity and quality. Thus the Co. are
now better prepared generally to take advan-
| tage of the various elements of developments
| in progress throughout the Dominion, and at
| the same time their relations with the Ameri-
| can lines are good. The last traffic returns
| show an increase of ga 496 for the week ended
| 10th of July, and the opinion was that this IN
! crease is likely to be maintained. In conse-
quence of the running of the new adjustable
| gauge cars, which continue to work admira-
by, competing lines found their business out
of Boston considerably interfered with, and in
order to retain their traffic, they put their rates
| uOWH 10 ~ very iOW pOih1 ciuOo tuo otn VI
July last all lines have agreed to a uniform
rate, 30 to 40 per cent. higher than before the
| adjustable guage cars were constructed. lt is
| proposed that the new narrow guage lines
| noIthward shall run into the q. L. railway 10
miles east of Toronto. which will be the means
of bringing extra traffic to the Grand Trunk
system at the expense of the new company.
Lastly; it is said that renewed negotiations
have been set en- foot under which additional
rolling stock and other necessary appliances
will be provided by Canadian capital on favor
able terms, and that thus for the first time the
pecuniary success of the Grand Trunk COM
pany will become a matter of interest to the
people OF the Dominion"
To the above we may add that the Grand
| Trunk company are making arrangements
with the Union Pacific Railway Company for
through rates, and will doubtless soon be in
position to issue through tickets and return
tickets to California and back uia the Grand
Trunk system.
The harvest in Canada this year bids fair to be
very good. We need not say good harvest is
a most important event to the railway interest
| of the country.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
Terms $500 per. annuns, I'm adrance.
sfOurCbildreu.o

As general rule we are not half courteous
or thoughtful enough in our manners toward
our children. We are too apt to content our
selves with general Consciousness OF being
right IN the main, with theoretically intend
ing that they shall grow up to be good
christian citizens and an honor to ourselves.
we make big sacrifices in their behalf, re-
volve fine schemes, and bring out the heavy
artillery of our nature on very slight occa-
sions. But our graces, our courtesies, our
delicate acts of appreciation and lofty consd-
Grafton are not for them. These are reserved
for adult friends and select acquaintances-as
if to any ones living were due more of the
best and sweetest that Is in us, than to lthose
whom we have brought into the world to
meet Its jars, temptations and crueltiesl
A, Ihink Of the really coarse way in which
ehe iondest of us sometimes wound our
eniarens sensibilities. How we parade their
49, Ypun1 traits and accomplishments, and ig-
more their individuality; how recklessy we
~, IN upon their little plans and pleasures;
~" NiNo'iy ~" comment unon their de-
fects; how we laugh at their cbi,o;sb d;atr
es, because the grieved look or IN. trsnio I,-
tie scOwl is $50 cunning;' how we visit oar
vexation of spirit upon their innocent heads |:
how we resent their inexperience; how
needlessly or sharply we deny their little pc
titions, and how we ignore our "Thank you,"
and insist upon theirs; how we jerk or push
them in our impatience; how we fout their
earnest questions, and deal out cutting, cruel
words OF Wholesome reproof" when, per-
haps, the little heart is quivering under some
real or fancied wrong! 1t is terrible to think
of.
Many, seeing these charges in the aegre-
gate, will Indignantly deny them. Yet we
venture to assert that no parent, answering
each in turn, can plead guiltless to them all.
We shall not dwell upon the monstrous
wrongs of chastisement too often inflicted
upon cnildren-such as beating, threatening.
frightening, and, that meanest act of all, the
boxing" OF ears. They are ours to lead and
protect, to teach, and warn, and cherish;
ours to love wisely, to deal with firmly and
reverently-mirrors Of our example, cleaners
OF the harvest of our home-life-not ours to
pet, and rebuff, and sacrifice to our hundred
weaknesses. Well for the father and mother
70 whom their chIld's heart is as holy of
loles; and their child's foibles and humsn
tendencies as stumbling not to yex
md upset them, but which the little one
must wisely and lovingly be taught to over
'ome. Hea7en bless the always cheerful,
conscientious parent And
heaven help all those who, when it Is too
ate to atone remember with anguish the
luivering lip and pleading eye OF little face
hat has passed away!
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
SeaCer Assessments.

A LII persons owing Sewer Assessments are re-
"A quested to take notice OF the following order
passed in Board OF Mayor and Aldermen, Aug 23d,
1869, to wit: l.t Il .
"Ordered, That all bonds for Sewer Assessments
now due and not settled before Sept 10, 1903, pc
placed in hands of City Solicitor Tor Collection, ana
publication" III. W. HERSEY,
Aug 25-e0dtspt15 City Treasurer.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08

DIR. LrvINosToNE.-Advices from captain
Burton, the traveller, lead to the belet tna'
DIR. Livingstone is now detained by the hlns
of Cazema, Africa, at Lucenda, his capital
There is talk Of an expedition from England 10
release him. The Moslems, w1ose rensaoH
Livingstone has denounced, have gre"' .an,sd .r
euce there, and are believed to have Seu r,iah,
aso ,,S o.ra.t Est and confinement, fearing he m'gn'
make efforts to break up antdspce .nen that
English advices express s'S"'
Livingstone is still alive
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
Proposals for Brick
For the Construction of the U. 3. Custom
House and Post Once, Portland, Me.

CEALED propose win be received at the office Of
= the undersigned, in Portland, Me-, until 12
o'clock M, Sept. goth, 1869, for furnishing and dev
erng three hundred thousand 1900 00O) Bricks more
OF less, as the Superintendent may determine as nee
essary to complete the Government Buildings erect
ing in Portland, Me-. said proposals to be made by
the thousand, including the cost of freight and de-
livery at site of buildings. The Bricks to be deliv
cred as fast as shall be desired by the Superntend,
emit and to be of the best quality of hard burned
bricks, fair, sound and equal in quality to the
pies IN the office of the Superintendent. No propo-
sa.s VIII be considered unless accompanied by
Pc OF the Bricks the bidder proposes furnish. The
delivery OF the Bricks to begin as after the sign
lng Oh Inc contract as the Superintendent shall di
rect; Zen per cent OF all payments will be retained
untli the completion of the contract. The DEPART
ment reserves the right to reject any or all bids if
deemed Tor the interest OF the Government to do So
Proposals should be endorsed Is for Bricks
and addressedto THO. Ii. OAKSHOTT,
sept6d2w Superintendent
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08

The GRAND TRnNK AND IT'S CONNECTIONS.
FiO" Herapath's Railway Journal we extract
the following article upon the prospects of the
Grand Trunk Railway a-a sta connecting
lines.
Since the commencement of the current
half year, the traffic has made the very salts
factory progress indicated by the following re-
Turns:
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08

CITY OF BOSTON. PUBLIC cHooIs,-Applica
~ lions in writing for the place OF Head Master OF
the English High school, together with any written
evidence of qualifications, will be received by the
undersigned, at the City Hall, until the first day of
October next The salary Of the place is So, 500 for
the first years service, and $4,000 per subse-
quently. BAkNAKD CAPEN,
September 6, 1869. dtd .. l..i. .
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08

GpANp LopcE OF MAINE.-We are indebted
to Ira Berry, Esq, for copy of the proceed
ings OF the Grand Lodge of Maine at its an
nual communication, held at Portland, May,
1869.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
DAILY PRESS.
CORTLAND
Wednesday Morning, September 8, 1859.
state Election. Monday, Sept. IS.
ASepuDIIcan Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
OF BRUNSWICK

For Senators.
Androscoss'- DANIEL HOLLAND.
Ar0ostook ..........oHanRGE CARY.
| Cumberland. ...........M.D ID. L. Lnns
| CHAS. +. GIBBS.
| HENRY CARVILL.
THOMAS i. REED.
| Franklin. n..............EDwIN r. FRENCH.
HANCOCK. k...............JOHNA A. BUCK.
HIRAM s. BARTLETT.
Kennebec. ec..............THOMASS S. LANG.
/ JOSHUA GRAY,
GEORGE Il. MINOT.
Knox. nox..................GEO. W. KIMBALL. JR.
Lincoln. n................ BENJAMIN d. METCALF
Oxford ..... WILLIAM W. BOLSTER.
THOMAS P. CLEAVES.
PenObscot. ot............THOMAS r. KINGSBURY.
CHARLES BUFFAM.
TIMOTHY FULLER.
Pscataquis. .......... JOHN e. MAYO.
Sagadahoc. .............J. p. MORSE.
Somerset Observation-Disclosures H. WEBB.
STEPHEN d. LINDSEY.
Waldo. FL. CUSHING.
LORENZO GARCELON.
Washington. .........F. LORING TALBOT.
PUTNAM ROLFE.
York. SAMUEL HANSON.
JOSEPH G. ROBERTS.
JOHN B. NEALLEY.
For County Com Missioner.
Androseoggin.. .WM. d. ROAK.
Aroostook. ok............ALBERT A. BURLEIGH.
Cumberland. WILLIAM b SKILLIN.
Franklin. n.............SAMUEL OAKES.
Hancock. k..............J JAMES W. BLsISDEL.
kennebec... c............. MARK ROLLINS, JR.
Knox ................. JAMES NEwHALL.
Lincoln. ln................DAVID CH AMBERLAIN.
Oxford. WILLIAM CHASE.
PenObscot. ............F. A. REED.
P1scataquis. &C. "A. PACKARD,
Sagadahoc. ........ .EBENEZER COLBY.
Somerset. ...ALBEBT N. GREENWOOD.
Waldo. CHARLES q. WEBB.
Washington on-.-..------AARON HORART
Yorh...".... .............ALrREn HULL.
For County Treasurer.
Androscoggin. .........ALCANDER f. MERRILL.
Arsostook. ............C. p TENNEY.
CumAerland THOMAS PENNELL,
Frankhs. ........>.L. w. MERRILL.
Hancock. .........C. W. TILDEN.
kennebec,... ALANSON STARKS,
Knox. x..................CHAS.A A. DAVIS.
Lincoln. ........BENJAMIN f. GIBBS
Oxford. ............... .HORATre AUSTIN.
Penobseot. ............H. j. NICKERsON.
Piscataquis. .......... N. H1NDS.
Sagadahoc. HENRY M. BOVEY.
Somerset et............JOHN M.wooD.
Waldo. GEORGE MCDONALD
Washington. .IGNATIUS SARGENT.
York. .,".............J ..JOHN HALL.
.... Clerk of Courts.
Androscoggin. ....... DANIEL P. ATWOOD. /
Cumberland. ........ DANIEL w. FRSSENDEN.
Oxford. WILLIAM X. KMBAL.
. For Sheriff.,
Asdroscoggin. DANIEL II. TEAGUE.
Ar,ostool. ........... DANIEL RANDALL.
Hancock. k.............A.B B. SPURLING.
Somrset .SUMNERT. WILLIAMS.
For County Attorneys.
Andrscoggin. .........A. NJ PULSIFER.
Franklin. Fl. STUBBS.
Register OF Deeds.
Franklin. h..............J OTHAM S. GOULD.
For Representative to the Legislature,
Oxford HENRY L. RAYMOND.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08

VNO purchase house suitable for one or two fami-
Il lies; must be central and in a good neiahbor-
hood must have all modern conveniencies. ANY
one having such one will please state IN full Local
on size of house and lot and he lowest price thev
will take no other letters noticed. No fdncy price
paid. ddress tor womonths.
au24d2mo* .. HOUSE Portland Mo
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
.f no THE ELECTORS
--OF THE
CITY OF PORTLAND.

r i. d s=
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance Of
~ warrants from the Mayor and Aldermen of the
City OF PORTLAND, the Inhabitants thereof qualified
by law to vote Tor State ard County officers viii
meet IN their respective Ward Rooms. or usual
places of meeting, on sW -'.'' " NS"'i
"i Monday, the 18Th day of stpfembcr
L tI.f.4 3. lnstnnt,
ID At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. .-'-
then and there to give IL their votes tor Governor
for four Senators and four Representatjyss in tb
Legislature eft this State; for County I'reasurnr
County Commissioner, Clerk OF the CouIts tor ths
County OF Cumberland. Alst upon tbe ouast;on M .
Shall the institution be am ereea as proposed hv y
Resolve of the Legislature, provilfse for an .mena
went OF the Constitution authorizing the Ieeisla-
ture to divide towns into vOtlug distrie4s : !
The polls on such day of election to remata oman
until iour O'Clock in the afternoon when they shall
be closed. .. ..f nc enfii
The Aldermen of said city will be in open sessiaan
at office OF Chief Engineer of FIRE Department iu
City Building, from nine O'Clock in the forenoon un-
til one O'Clock i'll the afternoon each of the three
secular days next preceding said day of election
and from three to five O'Clock in the afternoon on
the last OF said three secular Gays for the pur
of receiving evidence of the qualifications Of voters
whose names have not been entered on the list of
qualified voters, in and for the seven al Wards and
Tor correcting said lists. =. 1i !. JgI 0Jl llf,I
lsa3 .. IN GEO. G. HOPKINS, City Clerk.
d. ,t..., ,. ......... A.. ~, sept7-td
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
FOR SALE.

Schooner COLUMBIAN, 81 tons, old
t+r1f tonnage, well found in sails, rigging,
MIK and gronnd tackle-can be bought at a
lNk4kA- bargain il appied for soon, at No. 8
Commercial Wharf.
sep2 dit JORDAN g. BLAKE,
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
EstnhHshed .yuue 23, 1862. TOI.

The Portland Daily Fress
Is published every day Sundays exceptedD by
~ Portland Publishing Co.,
At 100 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
Trpns.-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
The Maine State Press
Il published every THURSDAY MORNING Mt
$50 year; if paid in advance, at 5000 a
year.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.-One inch of space.
in length OF column, constitutes "sauare."
$150 per square daily first week. 75 cents
per week alter; three Insertions or less. 81. 90;
continuing every other day after first week, 80
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents;
one week, $lOO; 50 cents per week after.
SPECIAI. NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of " "AMUsEMENTs,' $2 OO per
square per week; three insertions or less $l,3O.
:, Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has large clrculatlon
In every part of the State) for 81. 90 per square
for first insertion, and so cents per square for
each subsequent insertion
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08
w A ANT'ED.

wanted.
A FEW good Boarders at No GO Free St.
II au2ldtf GEO. II. BURNH AM
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-08

A GOOD Strong Protestant girl to take care OF
"A cmdren and do some second work.
aug24tf Inquire 20 Park Street