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The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

LET Us HAVE ONE MORE VETo.-There are
copper mines in Michigan-very extensive
copper mines and good ones. Butthe amount
Of capital invested in working them is limited
and their annual product not nearly sufficient
for the American demand. These mines have
always been well protected, but they are the
most irrepress'ble Oliver Twists of the CONT
nent They will have higher and higher du-
ties every year, and have Just succeeded in
getting an increase of the tariff on imported
metal through both houses of Congress. The
shipbuilding interest, already moribrnd, will
regard this measure, if successful, as verita-
Die coup de grace. There is only one hope
Sonnsons weakness for exercising the veto
power His vetoes have at some seasons fallen
hke autumn leaves about the capitol. They
have been, with the exception OF the t,rst We.
to OF the Freedmen's Bureau ana possible
one or two others, bad vetoes He has onIv
twenty-five days more of official life. and his
tenure of the much loved power of return
Ing with his objections" will be gone in three
short weeks. Why will he not make some
amends to the people for his past offences by
vetoing the copper tariff bill? If he would do
SO, the measure could not pass by two. thirds
vote, and Andrew could step from the White
House with the proud consciousness of having
done one good thing during his residence
there
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

AcorDENT.-Two sleighs collided at the head
oi State street yesterday afternoon and disa-
Died one SO that the driver led the team down
Congress street.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

For twenty days you can buy furs, robes,
hats, caps, &C., &c., without regard to cost at
McCallats Casco Bank block. Call and ex-
anime. 4rzeis saa- ros. jsn28dtf
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

FOG WHIsTLE.-A new fog whistle, manu-
factured by @. Staples & Son, was on trial yes
terday afternoon at the foundry, and its dulcet
notes were plainly perceptible all over the city.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
EXPORTS.

Brig M Wiswell. for Tenerife - sS, ,57s # spruce
lumber 1854 IT pine, 10000 pickets 1853 900 Iaths,
S3lO plank IL cases glass ware IL carriage wheels
case cigars.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
OHANGE /!
REMOvAIl

Liverpool & London. and Globe
Insurance Company.
Notice is hereby givento the public that Mr.. ohm
E. Dow Of Portland, does rot represent the Liver
pool & London, and Globe Insurance Company, and
Is In no way authorized to act in its behalf.
GEO. VIM. GORDON,
Gen'l Agent for the New England States
Boston, Febc 8, 1869. febsd3tsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

tAlruAIisTs.- The Spiritualists give an
o.nef OF their pleasant sociabies tonight at
congress Hall. They have been among the
pieasautest dances of the winter. 80
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roREIGN PORTS.

AT Batavia Dec 16 ship Annie Kimball, Williams.
from Shanghae, leaky, having stuck a rock in Gas
pee Straits,-would be condemned. On the coast,
Marion. Lincoln, Tor do. TF17 :
n SIN I'm Calcutta 5th inst. ship Jonn Bryant, Holms
Boston.
Ar at Callao 18th ut, ship Argosy, Reed, % days
from Cardiff. 49,
Ar at Kingston, ia, 18th ult, sch Louisa Crockett,
Crockett, New York.
AT Calbarien 29th ult, schs Palos Shackford, for
New York 10 days. Abble, Davis, tor Boston 10 days
AT Nassau 9th, barque Sarepta. from Havana Tor
from Boston Tor Genroetnxn sc rnr,rr - -0e'
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MARRIED.

Ten Ras s. Sman Of Great Falls, n H.. and M. Var
In Lewiston Feb. 4, William II x..,.,
and Abbie @. Jordan. of Lisbon. " "meium, Of l.,
and n S,adeIord, n M, Jan 2s Josiah H. Dearborn rsO
c. In n Biddeiord, Feb Francis NJ. Kicker and ,s.,u
In Parsonsfeld. Dec. 80, Ansel Hawkes., Of Stand
ish and Juliet Loueee, ofP. @n"
In West Watervile, Jan. 20, Henry W. Goddard
OF Sidneytand Lizzie II. Smell, of Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

IT,. uovHnSoE's ORDER for the reprieve of
maLa 49, W. m.n give him till the 10Th of March to
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
Notice.

THE Proprietors Of Martins Point Bridge are
Il hereby notified that meeting OF said Corpora
up stairs, on ThuFsday, Feb,y 35th, 1859 at
II O'Clock A N, tor the following purposes, viz:
1. To act on the transfer by Elias Thomas, Treas
urer of said NJ P. b, to the County of Cumberland,
Of the the materials OF said Bridge, consisting of Pill
ing, Stone Wall &c, together with all the rights and
franchises of said co poTation.
2: To transact any other business that may le-
gally come before them.
-. GEORGE A. THOMAS, Clerk.
Portland, Feb 10, 1869. fe10,17,2is
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

va. one of ,ha ". s;s ;se editor of the Argus, who
'mos @ oas s,,,, ~ sne aus OF Geo. Hubbard makes
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

MAsouERADE.-We understand the. NJ,
people have got the masquerade fever .ns PAN am
goiag to have grand ball next week..
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

The finder of Mr.. Robinson's pocket.book
can hardly do less than return the papers as
he requests. See his advertisements.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

40 Glt persons Interested IN either Of the estafes
4 I a Court of Probate held o. Portlani !, within
"A and for the County Of Cumberland, on the first
Tuesday ofFeb'y, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
ing been presented for the action the.eupon herena
ter Indicated, il Is hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof be given to all persons inter.
ested, BY causing copy ofths oIder 10 be published
three weeks successfully in tho Name Slate Press
said that thew nav sppear al rrcbate conT %
held at SAID Portland the first Tuesday OF
March next at ten ct the clock in the forenoon, and
Henry Kethro, late OF Brldgtou deceased Patti.
tion that Rufus Gibbs may be appointed admnistra-
tor, presented BY Emily Kethro and Caroline Ksates,
Alphonzo Robinson, minor child ana heir of Han.
nan b. Rsbnson, late of Brilgron, deceased. Peti.
1oa oF license lie to sell and convey Real Estate,
Francis Ingalls,, late Of Naples deceased. Final
Executor. - -
a., William Webb. late Of casco, deceased. Petition
for allowance out Of personal es a.e presented by
MehitaDle Webb, widow Of said deceased.
Hannah n. Brown q ais, minor children aud heirs
ot hnzaoeth N. Kicker, late Of Raymond decreased.
Guardian. y -'
Sarah Baker, late Of windham, deceased. viii
and petition tor the probate thereof, presented by
seward III. Baker, the Executor therein mined.
Charles Poland, late Of mberland DECEASED.
nirst and nnal account presented ior allowance by
keuel Drinkwater, Jr. Administrator de bonis non.
ceEcmiau staples, aCo OF 91rham, Qece1sod First
account presented tor allowance, by Sarah NJ. staples
Admnistratrix.
Mark Leavitt, late Of Scarborough, deceaaed Pett-
tion for division of Real Estate presented BY Alex
anoer Lsavitt, one OF the heirs Of aud deceased
Asa Mitchell, late Of Gorham. deceased. Petition
tor license to sell and convey Real Estate pres MT
cd BY Solomon Lombard, Aeminstrator with win an.
nexed
Rachel Moody late OF Falmouth, deceased. VIII
and petition for the probate thereof D esented by
Eben Moody and Glendy Moody, ths Executors
therein named. =.
Ezra 7. Williams, late Of Falmouth deceased Re-
port OF Commissioners appointed 70 make partition
o. zeal Estate, and to assign and set cut dover 70
Phanela 8. Williams, widow OF said deceased, pre-
sented for acceptance and confirmation.
william Bxby, late OF Westbrook, deceased. win
anu peution Tor the probate thereof, presented by
Jonn W. Bixby, the Executor therein named.
Israel Hunt, late of Westbrook, deceased First
and final account presented for allowance BY Derus
H Ingraham. Executor.
Mary Preble, late OF Portland deceased. Fifth
account presented for allowance by Nathaniel F.
Deering, Trustee.
p
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p. KIMBALL co.

THE first yearly dividend Of the @. P. KIMBALL
i CO.. viii be paid at the National Traders Bank,
on and after Feb TO- 1S6s at the rate of ten per cent
Id JOHN NJ. GOULD, Treas'r.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
Lucresis mott.

Efe6Ss
1 noslee, In to days issue, you speak Of Luz
cretia Mott as "the venerable Quakeress," and
ofner papers have recently spoken Of her as
the venerable Orthodox Quaker preacher"
Sne Is really neither the one nor the other
Sne LETT the Quaker society Though sne sui
retains the Quaker garb) many years ago,
with the "Hicksite Separatists," and has walk
ed no more with them. Her benediction,
which you quote as pronounced in Washing
ton, has not the true ring of Orthodox Qua
kerism. This has always at least professed to
draw its texts, its sermons, its inspiration ana
its benedictioDs from the Bible, and the greas
Head of the Church, rather than from GG1as Gas
Hicks. While the society OF Friends (or qua har
kers) fully believe in woman's rigni;S,elv cali
right to preach the gospel, when divlIdes divd so.n
ed thereto-in her right always thov a. ~.
where to be good and to 40 gvg;"' a,,, sJ ~. ao'
care tn he mixed ND with Lucreua hotss pen
od;o,;ons nnr Svith her ministry, nor yet with
her .womau's suffrage" vagarles. j.
February 6.
rTha writer of the above seems to think that
we have misrepresented in some manner the
Ouakers as body. We can assure him that
we had no intention Of doing any injustice to
sect for which we have the highest esteem
The paragraph in relation to Mrs. Motifs pc.
culiar benediction was printed as an item Of
news. Whether the views which it embodied
were, or were not, in harmony with those o.
Quakers in general it was not our province ts
decide. If Mrs. Mott is not an Orthodoz
Quaker" as we had supposed, she is at least
most sanity. heroic and venerable" woman
and our inclusion OF her in that sect can hard
ly be considered as reflection upon it.
And here we would take occasion to offel
word of exclamation. We print. from weel
to week such items Of intelligence with re
gard 10 the various religious denominations al
we think will be of interest to our readers, ou
we present it all merely as nesos; we hav'
nothing to do with theological differences o
opinion. The Press, whatever the pri lat'
views of its editors may be, is, as puryeyo
of news, neither Quaker nor Calvinist, Meth
er Romanist nor Protestant, Spiritualst no
Mormon, Pagan nor Jew. All sects stand OF
an equality in its columns 10 this extent, tina
all are entitled to respect and fairness; non
to partizanship. We record the proceeding
Of various religious bodies, or the expression
of opinion which emanate from them, but vi
are not to be understood as thereby becomin
responsible for them. bl . ea.L.
This explanation ought not to be necessar,
but we have reason to believe that there ma
be some misconception in regard to the matte
in some quarters. Ed. Press
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
FOR SALE.

The Best millinery Business In
.4 ~ Portland.
The net profits Of this store since the 9Th Of April
last, have been "a ,oOO 1t must be sold imme-
lately for unavoidable reasons For particulars in
quire at or address this office. sNfee2t
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

ScHLoTTERBEcK's BAY SHAMPooNG LIQUID.
This preparation, for cleansing the scalp, erad-
icating dandruff, &C.. is unsurpassed. 1t opens
the pcres of the scalp, gives the natural Juices
free circulation through the hair, which is
thereby strengthened and prevented from fall
ing out. Price 80 cents per bottle feb1od2w
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
Particnlar Nnhce.

A WEEK since advertised the loss Of my pock-
kAet book containg hundred dollars and papers.
Now sincerely desire the finder TO envelope the
papers Of NO VALUE to them and direct them to me
through the Post Ofice. take any method they
choose to return them to me at No Elm st
H. w. ROBINSON
My name Is inside the pocket book and j. W. Rob-
insoll's name Is signed to one the papers. fe10d3t
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10


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EH- The attention Of
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on account of the sudden changes in the weather,
colds and coughs easily taken, ana If neglected
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speedy in affordiDg relief and sectual in aIrestnQ
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E1To arrest the existing irritation OF the air nas
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Oh lung disease, VIII therefore tnd In this vaInaE
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VINO, whose e9ndltion Is beyond recovery, will DE-
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general commendaton 1t has received has nTovs1 jt
great emcacy beyoLd question. For The past len
years M Us nave been speedily and efectualy
cured Dy us timely use while suffering from seyera
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lung uisease ~ Is prepared from vegetable nRlsams
iek a1u me meac,nal properties OF roots am herbs
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eines throught the United States.
w. w. wHIPRLE. 8 Co, Portland,
Dec 22-dAwem General Agents i0r Maine.
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DIED..

IN tnis city. Feb. 8. at "The Home" Elm street,
Mrs: Martha Winship. aged go years.
Chestnut Street Church,
aged ~ years.
In Brunswick, Feb. 7. Prot. John A. c. Fellows
of Bownoin College, aged 28 years
In Sebago, Feb. 4. Miss Eta Hill. aged 10 vears
8 months.
In Augusta; Feb. ., Mr.. Robert Lowry, formerly OF
Gorham. aged II years.
years.
In Auburn, Feb. 4, Mrs. Huldah, wife of Can't
Francis Harmon, aged 60 years.
In Bath, Feb. 7, Mr. Davis Hatch, aged n years 10
months. L.t.".I.
In Leeds, Feb. 4, Mr.. Thomas Addition, aged "a
years 10 months.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

Robbins Sc Appleton,
nao Gsnerar Agents,
sNleseod&w1m fs2 Broadway, ". Y.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

Sid fm Liverpool 25tb, Robert Porter, Curtis, for
Philadelphia.
CID at London 26th, Talavera, Mayo, Calcutta.
Ar at MotheIbank 25th, Nellie Move, Merriman
from London tor Philadelphia
Sid TIM Newport 26tn, Mayhower, Call, New Or
leans; Q I-tchfeld Crockett, do.
for Boston.
Quebec. N,' '
c SID I'm Foo-chow Dec g. Forest Belle, Bryant, for
sid sld I'm swatow Dec 4, Nellie Abbot, Jordan, for
~ SD I'm Bangkok Nov 20, Arabia, Hinckley TOR
Europe; Dec II, Crest Of the Wave Harris. Tor Fal
mouth. N' va "'
Passed Anjier Dec 7, Competitor, Matthews, from
Manila or Boston. ~
Ar at Colombo Dec 20, Metis, Smith, Calcutta
Ar at Cadiz 20th ult + Eaton, Curry New York
Baltimore. '-N--'
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

JacksOn'S Catarrh Snuff |!
AND TROCHE POWDER.
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY In
Catarrh, Headache, had Breath. Hoarse-
ness, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Deafness, &C.,
And all disorders resulting from Colds in
Head, Throat and Vocal Organs.
This Remedy does not Dry Up,o a Catarrh but
LOOS ems it; trees the head OF all offensive
matter quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache;
aitays and sOOthes and buruiMg heat in Ca
tarrh; is SO mild and agreeable in its effects
that It positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING!
As TrOche Powder, is pleasant to the taste,
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives TO the Throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and
Comfort.
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho worldl
Try IL! safe, Reliable und only 81 cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON & CO.,
Proprietors, Philadelphia.
Wholesale Agents for Maine W. W. WhippIe &
Co !. W. Perkins & Co.. w. F. Phillips Il Co.,
Portland. Retailed by Druggists everywhere.
November 80, 1868. M, W&S&wemsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

A NICE lot of Malaga Grapes at Perkins
nandu sfnro
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
Matters arising and presented under the act
.1. of Mdrch. 1887

Bailey Curtis, late Of Brunswick, deceased. Cops
OF viii and petition that the same may be verified
and established the VIII Of said testator, pre-
sented byPrudence B. Curtis, interested In said Will
Francis ingalls,, late of Naples, deceased Alb.
stract Of hrst account and petition that the same
may be verified and recorded, presented by Amos
Ward, Executor.
JOHN A. WATERMAN, Judge
A true copy Of the original order
w3wo Attest: EDWARD r. STAPLES, Register
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

Two THOUSAND sweet Havana Oranges just
received at Perkins candy store,
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
Ar at Melbourne Dec i, oM Davis. Koo,n.,

Ar at Melbourne Dec 1, M Davis. Koonm.n -,
Gehe. S' noopmah, nm
cbsas Passed ,Anjier Dec g, Masonic, Lampher, and
AZ az Rossn, Rntss,sa, rom Snanghae tor New York
snanglae land sailed 10th Sourabaya j
Melbourne. 1e0 ~ Tortia"' 0"iNS'
Ar at Bombay Dec 27, Rome. Moses. Maulmain.
AT AZ Anen otb ult, Lepanto Walker, Shields.
ar az 1Igenti LIST ult Canova Elliott, Marseilles.
New York '
Passed Gibraltar 18th ult. Mary Comcry, Com
cry, from Messna tor Boston. .
Ar at Flushing 2Sth uir, Thomas Lord. Day, from
Csllao.
Melbourne Dec 8. The Montana, Pritchard, which
arrived 2sd nit from London, had part Of bulwaik
washed away and deck damaged during heavy wea-
ther.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

Nov 49, lat Z. Ion 90, ship II L Richardson, from
Cardiff Tor Callao.
Nov 8, near straits Of Sunda, ship Bunker Hill,
from Manila TOR Boston.
Dec 49, lat % $. lon 20 "a. ship Magnet, from Maui
main tor Queenstown. '-i
Jan e. lat 81, Ion II, barque sancho Panza, from
New York for Cardenas.
Jan 81, on Cape Hatteras. barque L T Stocksr.
from Mstanzas for Philadephis. ~-,-'
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

A WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT describing
the disinIerment of the remains of Mrs. Suratt
a. Washington on Monday says that the box
tanning the remains was of rough pine boards.
Upon the top was strip of wood painted upon
it in black letters. The box was opened, and
although the body was somewhat decomposed,
it was not offensive. The dress, CATERS and
black silk, low at the neck, was all in perfect
state of preservation. The hair was also per-
fectly preserved and did not seem to have been
disarranged in the least. A steel arrow pin,
with which Annie Surratt fastened the bow
about her mothers neck just before she was
led to execution, was also in place. A lock Of
hair was clipped off for Annie Surratt at her
own request. Upon exomining Mrs. Surratt' 3
feet it was discovered that the rope with which
her feet were tied just before the drop fell had
disappeared, and this at first occasioned some
remark, but those who witnessed the execu-
ton will remember that when Mrs. Surratt
was cut down the rope became loosened and it
was thrown aside.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
To Let Che0p.

THE second an fourth floors in the Thompson
Il Block, Middle ct, over E. L. Stanwood's Drug
Store, with counting Room complete, adapted for
any j0bbing business. Possession given Immediate
ly. Enquire of VIM. II. STEWART, Il. s. STEW
ART, 35l3 Congress st, or q. Il. SMARDON, on the
premises. fe10tf
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
Warren's Cough Balsam! !!

positively has no superior for all Diseases Of
Il the Throat and Lungs.
No person should be without It. Give It one tIisl.
B. F.BRADBuRY. Proprietor,
neoaSmss sessts- :. Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

Dr. BENNETT, Room %, u s. Hotel, cures
soithoat misunderstanding all diseases.
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

The trial of Howard A. Cleveland, indicted
for the murder of Warren A George, is to take
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
PROBATE NOTICES.

TWO pleasant rooms to let with board Also table
Il sboardefs can be accommodated. Terms moder-
ate. ENQUIRE at 81 Oak st. u ie10e2t
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

GRANT AND Hrs CABINEr.-A special dis
patch to the Boston Traveller says:
As the time approaches when Gen. Grant
will be officially notified that he has been elect
ed President, the anxiety among politicians to
know whom he will select as Cabinet advisers
increases. iEa aaFe b e 8asrrai
10 the midst of the many conflicting rumors
nothing definite can be ascertained, except as
already telegraphed you on Saturday last, that
it is settled fact by Gen. Grants own saying
determined in bis own mind to retain Gen
Schofield at the head of the War Department.
The other morning Gen. Grant was asked in
Jocular manner, by friend whether it was
true, as reported. that he intended to retain
the members of President Jonsons Cabinet as
his own.
With smile about his lips, Gen. Grant an
swered: "If am to select my own Cabinet,
then can assure you that Andy johnson is
not to have Cabinet position"
A prominent Western radical Senator also
relates that few evenings ago, while at the
Generals residence, he asked Gen. Grant what
information he felt at liberty to give as to the
composition OF his Cabinet g have decided"
says Gen. Grant, upon three things in the se-
lection of a Cabinet; the first is, that Mrs. -,
will not be rendered a position; second, that
my Cabuet will be, composed oil seven mem
mined not to select two members from the same
State" a5hs Gil sF 67
This, however, Is confidential and don't let
it get into the newspapers. e-- 'e
The Senator answered in humorous man
ner that he knew better than to tell anything
TO correspondents, and that it would be kept
profound secret rt@is-u ..ls
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10

The Calais Advertiser says that three young
scamps. by the names of Chase, Hanson and
Murdoch, residents of Milltown, were arrested
on Monday last, on the charge Of robbing Mr.
Lords store. Calais, last week, aud brought be-
fore Judge g. e. Downes Sixteen of the gold
rings and six silver CUES were found upon
them. They have been bound over ,or trial
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
COmap09'e Prices.

FTNHE MASON 8 HAMLIN ORGAN CO., whose
Organs are acknowledged to be the best, have
this season introduced very important improve
ments and new styles Of Organs and have materially
reduced prices. -Four Octave Organs $50 each; Five
cry one having any idea Of purchasing an Organ,
should at least obtain of their circulars (which
will be sent free and compare prices. Address,
THE MASON q HAMLIN ORGAN COMPANY,
Warerooms, No. 500 Broadway, New York,
fe10d&w3t and No 154 fremont st, Boston.
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per steamer Austrian, at this port.l

SID I'm Liverpool 25th, Golden Pledge, Oswald
Castine. '""u'
p Ar at Newport 20th, Nunquam Dormio, Cousins
Sid I'm Glasgow 2eth ult, St Andrew tss) for PORT
The Portland daily press., 1869-02-10
To Holders of Government Bonds
AND OTHER
SECURITIES AED VALUABLES.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,

LEE, HIGGINSON & Co., offer ,or RENT. Safes
annun They also offer to receive on Special Depos-
1t, as Baiees. securities OF persons living in the
cou1tTy or travelling abroad, Officers of the Army
ami Navy, Masters OF Vessels, and Others Circulars
containing tull particulars forwarded on application
to HENRY LEE Manaoar
Boston, Mar 10, ss.-sNeod&w WHY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-07-01

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through hole in fence to get d cabbage
that lies few inches beyond his reach