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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-31
Sinking Slowly.

Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis are not
the only ones to BE- dreaded. Canker or dry rot
does not blast tree .ae suddenly as a stroke OF
lightning, but unless arrested it destroys it as GER
tainly; and in like manner chronic debility, al
though il does not kill with the swftness of yell
low fever lie sure to sap the springs OF life event
ually as any acute disease if not checked by invg-
Grating medication. There 10 something inexpres-
sibly touching in the spectacle Of premature decay
Languor, palor, emaciation, depression ofspirits,
and cistasss soT sxoFtio,,, its ordinary symp-
toms, and they should be promptly met by tonic
treatment The best invigorant and exhilarant that
can oe administered in a Of this kind is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. The stimulating princi-
lie OF the preparation rouses the dormant energies
of the system, and the strengthening and regulat-
ing properties give permanent and healthful i'm
pulse to the vital forces TINS brought into play.
The failing appetite is re-awakened, the process OF
digestion and assimilation is quickened, the quail
ty OF the blood Is improved the secretions become
more natural, and every organ that contributes to
the nourishment of the body undergoes salutary
and and
restored In class OF diseases has the benifcent
operation OF the Bitters been more marked and
striking than in those characterized by general de-
bility and nervous prostration, Laoies affected
with these ailments find in this most wholesome OF
all tones and correctives the safest and snrest
means of relief 1t is strong to restore and power
less to injure. Such is the uniform testimony OF
clouds OF Witnesses ~ d.
IT you do not feel well you send for doctor, he
calls upon you, looks wise scrawls some hiefO-
glyphics upon piece Of paper which yon take to-
drug store and there pay SO cents to 81 co. besides
the doctors fee, for a remedy nine times out Of
ten lot half so good as DR.. MoRsEs INDIAN RooT
PILLS, which cost but rs cents per box. Do
you think the former the best, because you pay the
most Tor It ?? IfyOp do, we advise you to use just
as an experiment, the MORsE's INDIAN Roo1
PILLS. They are prepared from formula pro-
noupced by the most learned physicians of our
country, TO be the best and most universal of fam
cure Headache, Liver complaints, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Female irregularities. &c, and are pus
up both sngar-coated and plain Give them triad.
Sold by all dealers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-31

yards. Three boys were instantly killed,
and several other persons were seriously
injured. -
The Governor a Massachusetts, has
appointed the 9TH Of April as fast-day.
The seventy-frst annual session Of the
New England Conferences of Methodist
ministers, opened at Springfield, Mass,
on the 23d.
Sixty Mormon converts left Long Island
on the 2Sd, for Salt Lake.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-31

succOred ny the IudmnS, OUT the Brazil
ians held possession of the whole coun-
try with that exception. 'ii,'2 '',l',.+ & /.
1fffHA 1tutiitfF- tfh, s'itl 10 SH
gdl ~ li2 Congressional. t9asid
In the Senate, on the nth, petitions
we're presented from conventions OF Friends FOR
an appropriation fot the benefit Of the Indians Of
the Northern SUPPLEMENTARY for an appropfia.
ton of $4,000 for the BENEFIT Of the colored stu
dents An Wtlherforce University, "A bill abolish,
Ing hs a., privileges wa made the sp p
ganixs the Territory or Oklahoma. and cpnsolidat-
ms my IT, The new Tcritofy il bounded north BY
Kansas, west BY New Mexico and Tcias, south By
bili was reported from inc Colpmittcc on Com.
mssrco. to aend the act to regulate the diplomatic
and consr stsm q las United stste sSesn ,,
namber q Othefs The Georgia bin was taken
up and dsbstsd Executive sesaien and adjourn,
ment, ~ snxtt44gfftLtf4 fettI5Itr.5ftft, "a
In the, House, on, the nth, . resolution
was adopted, periecting the right Of the Govern
ment to national cemeteries. !. "A bill was passed
to amend tho act Of ynly ~, 1885, granting tie
right q WY = ditch end canal owners ove, public
pacci claims tone entered and patented Il t i
rate Of ssh0 per acre provided 40 placer claim
H. sd he q evidence a s' ,S
when the res0idtion tr he ex puidou VA defeated
for want 0f the Requisite tw0-thrds the vete being
i6t yeas to Gs nays, a resolution OF censurc was
then sdop,ed-yeae, 1871; nays, mono. I. .TheTarif
bill Was frthef considered In Committee Of tbs
Whole. Adjourned. saolgyah 4Fdt sp4,et
In the Senate, on the 18th, majority
report was made from the 0omnaittes on Elections
that Gen, Amcs, OF MssissiDpLis not slisihls "
scat in the United States Senate. TIE bin 70
lcgalxe the superintendent or the Legislative A.
seinbly Of ASiE0na was passed ~ billSWor intro
ducedr- proytdjpg that sftsy tho An II N0yemlrv,
lb1O there shall be 20 psymehts from TIE Treasury
In fractiUal pafts OF d0llars, except In CON; 10
increase tbs penMQn Of ~ widQy ofthe Late Ger.
cral Rousseau. The vote tndeanitcly postDoplng
tbs Sill pssvsding for the transportation d i'm.
ported nsrghanGse from tho pof q Arst arrival
within the United States TO certain Western cities
without examination and appointment, was recon.
sidsred and tho bIf placed dpon the caIgndsr,I.
Rerplntians Of the Nnnespta hsgIslatuu relative
to The Port nidgeIy kesSryaiioh and Tho Eauli
Stss q Marie OaaaL we're presented ...t.l,A
msmoriaD al tho CtpcS9W Nation agsnst tina enact.
ment o. bills e conso!iqsts the Indian tribes ssd
t0authpriEs the construction Of rsikoaA thnafh
the Indian Tertiary. WIS presented. 1.-The tsvr-l
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-31

kut uAht UAsyoA LILY 0oAA 0OAs INV "a
men to clear them away. They were
fired upon by negroes, and Richard Bush,
member OF the special force, was In
stantly killed, and Captain William Knox
wounded. The Ellyson Police then fir ed
on the crowd, who, after resisting the at.
tack, were driven of. Governor Walker
had stated, In q communication to Gen.
Candy, that, "aschief executive officer Of
the State he will see It's laws faithfully
performed, and when he finds the power
OF tho State inadequate, he will callin the
aid Of the United States. He contends
that In a municipal difference in New
York neither General Candy nor any.
military officer would have interfered, nor
should It be done In Virginia, a State that
stands on the same footing in the Union
with any other" ~ sti'R ti''i'l'''''' e
Gov. Stevenson has issued proclama-
ton, which orders an election In the
Third Congressional District Of Kentucky,
on the 25th of April, to ali tho vacancy
oooasioned by the resignation Of j. 8.
Golladay. III Is..4nq nagd a2n8 81 tI9p
Yerger returned 10 Jackson, MisAs on
the Goth, and delivered himself UP, ~ the
authorities. He stated that he had
learned that the Sheriff, his subordinates,
and perhaps the Governor, had been cen.
sured for his escape, and unwilling that
they should suffer for It, he had concluded
to returnsiIi a lpir01 pitHg aJHa iaG
The Kentucky Legislature has adjourn,
cd to meet in January, ls7L te4Y 4a4 u9l
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-31

W0DaAgto0 NeWA
The following 10 the resolution adopted
by the House in the case Of Mr.. Butler,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22

RELAPsING FEVER, OR SIBERIAN p, 49,,
The appearance and rapid spread Of the sibs.
rian plague, or relapsing fever, in the civ or
New York. is creating considerable alarm "a
the disease is known TO be lea'fulIy Contagious
among the poor who live in filthy neighbor.
hoods. The symptoms and treatment of the
fever are thus summed up:
Headache, shvering and high fever come on
suddenly, aud succeed each other iapidly, so
that in the course OF from six to twenty-four
hours the pulse is beating from one hundred
to one hundred and forty times per minute,
and the temperature is found to BIZ from one
hundred degrees to one hundred and i've de-
grees Fahrenheit. Excessive painfulneSs In
the shoulders and legs continues TOR three or
four days, and about the sixth, sometimes as
early as tue fifth day after the onset, the patient
begins to sweat so excessively that the temper
allure is reduced in tue course of single day
to point TWO or three degrees below the natur-
al neat OF the body, that is to ninety-ive de-
srees or nlneiy-six degrees Fahrenheit. Dur
ing the first stage of the ies ser there Is usually
much vomiting and disturbing of the bowels,
Now comes on period of rest from the
fever aud from nearly every symptom of the
disease which continues throughout an entire
week, sometimes day or two LONGER, and uu-
I'll the fourteenth day from the onset, when
on that day or very soon subsequently the
headache, tever and sickness return suddenly
and the patient suffers a stlll more protracted
attack than in the first instance At the end
OF twenty-one days, if alive, the convaescent
begins to hope that all is over with his SICK
ness, and finds, on attempting to leave bis
bed, painiulness and excessive weakness of
his muscles, a blanched and salow skin and
an absense OF all energy and strength, that
make every hour and every day wretcbed and
miserable, and if not carefully nourrshed and
surrounded by good sanitary circumstances Is
quite sure to have second relapse. 1t is said
that in London and st. Petersburg three,
four and even five relapses have been by no
means uncommon. The convalescence is so
protracted that the patient becomes pauper-
lied by the disease, and many months elapse
before he can again earn his bread. The oily
treatment OF any value is confessed to be
good nursing and good nourshment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22
Recent Publications,

The Edinba1y ReCieao tor January has the
following papers: Mr. Froude's History of
Queen Elizabeth; Geological Theory in Brit
Ian, Memoirs OF General Won Brandt, Sir
CHARLES Adderley on Colonial PoiIey, John
CALVIN in Church and State, London ropo-
graphy and Street-nomenclature, Veilch'
Memoir on Sir WiIiiam Hamilton, TIE Pre-
christian Gross, The Irish Lauu Question. lie.
published by the Leonard Scott Publishing
House, New York.
The GALAXY for March shines very brightly.
Charles Reade's serial is continued; Jusliu
Mccarthy describes that "heavy, lat, stolid
prematurely bald, elderly-young- man." tue
Prince of w ales; Anthony Troilope concludes
the narrative OF that great literary venture,
The Paujandrum; an anonymous autuor gos
sips pleasantly about Cambridge University,
England; the "Nebula" are unusually brill
Iant, while the Drift Wood ana Galaxy
Miscellany" fill up the measure Of enjoyment
offered by this excellent monthly. Publish
by Sheldon & Co. New York.
Hall l.. Davis has received among My
Books by James Russell Lowell. Pdulished
uy Fields, Osgood & Co., Boston. Tnis vol
ume contains papers already familiar 10 read
ers OF the North American Reuie,o, but TO the
rest OF the world unknown. Ine essays on
Dryden, Witchcraft, Shakespeare Once More,
New England Two Centuries AGO, Lsssiug,
aud Rousseau and the Sentimeu .alIsts are
contained III the volume before use. The new
impulse given to the study OF Lowell by the
success oi the "Cathedral," published III the
Atlantic, may lead TO some popular appreoia-
uOn of these finished and schoiarly ESSAYS
Tue time may even come when Lowell will
mud as mdby admirers and fnd literature as
profitable as the host of his more sha How CON-
teDporares.
The Atlantic Monthly for March looks euter.
aain,ns "a az. Dr. y ~ Brewer speaks IN Benalf
OF the Birds Mr.. j. L. Trowbr ldge gives an
account of journey From Pennsylvania
TO Minnesota fraries;" Mr.. Howe lis tells a
snort story called "A Romance OF Real Life;"
Ju9ius henri Browne writes OF Adventures
and Adventuresses in New York. Prot. Wild
er has an article called Time Works Won
ders;" The B.ue River Bauk Robbery" by
Geofge u. Woods, is not an exposure OF detec-
tive inefficiency, but an excitng story; "Cali-
iornia Earthquakes" is by N s. Shaier; 81,
Marriage Holy" is By Henry James; aud
striking paper on Hopes OF a Spanish Repub-
ne dated at Madrid, is ascribed TO the un-
known name OF Richard West. But after all
this list OF prose is told, the first attention will
oe given to DIR. Holmes Even Song" Tue
only other verses are by Alice Cary, entitled
balder's Wife" Two stories and two sketch
es OF results of travel complete the catalogue,
tue authorship of which is not announced
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22


PRINCE ARTHUR.-The day Prince Arthur
was at the st. James, DR.. -, OF Boston,
said 10 his little nephew or ten years, who
came home inl of the Prince, "Run up to the
hotel, Johnny, and say to the Prince that your
aunt would IKE TO have him call and take tea
with her." The Doctor then straightway for
got the circumstance. But an hour aIterward
Joonny came running i'll and declared the
Prince was real nice, though they tried TO
prevent my seeing him. We had long talk,
and told him all about mother, where we
live, and ever so much"
so you saw him, did you? Well, what did
he say? Is he coming to tea?'
mo, he can't come; he's only got time TO
attend the funeral, and he's real sorry"
1t turned out, on inquiry, that johnny had
presented himself to the usher OF the Princes
apartments, was put of, but would not be re-
bufed. He wanted to see the Prince and
must" for his uncle had sent him. HIS per-
sisterce finally gained him admittauce; he
was presented and humored, tue interview
was mutually agreeable, and the chi had
the longest and iiveliest chat with Arthur of
any person in Massachusetts. That boy w.ll
be sure to make his way in the world
ChdrleStOl1n Advertiser,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22
Ecffer from ssOck.aud.

ROCKLAND, Feb. Is, 1870.
TO the Editor ofthe Press:
Your correspondent "X' made a slight
mistake in claiming the teachers of Rocklapd
as opposed to State uniformity. AT the In
stitute held here last fall, the teachers in the
county and this city expressed themselves
unanimously in favor of uniformity of text
books throughout the State. The citizens OF
Rocklaud by resolutions endorsed this senti-
ment. know of no change of views yet and
l am acquainted with all the teachers in
this city. The opinion seems to be that the
laws of the Stale we've strict enough to bring
about town or county uniformity, il such uni
formity would ever be established. We are
well enough informed in regard 20 the condl-
tion of country schools at present. to know
that the country towns will make little effort
to "bling order out OF chaos" until c"mpelled
by the State to do so. In the cltes-at the
"centres of fiuteligence'-we shall be likely TO
find the capabilty and determination to Sc
lect tbe best books but most OF the school
commit ses in the State do need aid in faith
omipg the sophistry and resisting the lmpor-
tunty Oh book agents.
THE STATE sUPERINTENDENr's REPORT
stated the usual number of graduates from
the High School TO be iour annually. That
Is ihe smallest number graduated for years, if
not the smallest since the course was laid
down. In 1858, the graduating class number
ed ten; this year eight. The next class now
has fifteen members. Between nifty and sixty
entered at this examination.
THE INTEGRITY OF PUBLISHERS
of school books may be illustrated by an in
cident in our experience. Towns Progressive
Readers were introduced here about two ears
ago. Mr.. Ellsworth and his agent expresslv
stipulated with the School Committee thai tbs
retail price Of the books should be amned
upon the title page, aud that so long as the
books were kept in the schools of tins city. the
prices should be the highest prices demanded
1or the books, the usual deduction being made
70 allow the booksellers to sell at the stipuIat-
ed prices. Tnis contract was verbal Not long
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22
KENNEBEC COUNTY.

KENNEBEC COUNTY.
DR.. j. o. Webster, having resigned his posi-
tion as Surgeon at the United States Military
Asylom in Augusta, DIR. Isaac II. Stearns,
formerly surgeon il the 22J Massachusetts,
Volunteers, has been appointed in his place.
Mr.. Penney, of the Augusta Free Baptist
church, has declined calls from other fields
and will remain.
Ambrose ii. Abbott, of South China, has
been elected President of the East Kennebec
Agricultural Society.
A correspondent of the Maine Farmer says
that j. IL. Smiley OF Vassalboro', has sold from
his orchard the past year five hundred dollars
worth Of apples.
Mr.. Hill, formerly proprietor of the Lewis
ton House in Lewiston, has taken the Kenne-
bee House in Hallowell, and opened 1t as ho-
tel.
Major Richards. Mrs. Hunt and Mr.. Rollins.
landlord of the Gardiner Hotel, gave graz d
masquerade party at Gardiner on Thursday
evening, attended by the elite of the city and
many guests out OF the place. 1t was held in
the hall belonging to the Caroline: Hotel
which was beautifully decorated.
All the Waterville schools have suspended
until May, IL being the opinion OF some Of the
people that the children are suffering from
over study.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Mr. a. T. Given. of Hebron was severely in
lured on Monday of last week. He was
si. sgrown upon the ice and his hose falling upon
iDjuring HIM Internally
The lions AdVocate says Rev. W. III. Walker
OF Paris, has teudeIed his resignation TO take
effect the 1st OF April.
w. Il. Royal, South Paris, has been at work
this winter, making wheel barrows for Sonth
America, and cannot till orders He uses oaL
ash and elm for the purpose, and makes an ex,
cellent article OF the heavy railroad variety.
The Democrat SAYS Rev. Mr.. Gurney. nastor
Of the Baptist church at Hebron, has rss1aned
his past9rate. The church anu society mani.
monsly requested him to reca,l his resicnation
aud he has the matter under adviseme3t
Gen. Kimball of Paris is able TO attend 10
business again, as we learn from the Democrat
ltappears that the town of Canton has paid
every dollar OF its So, 500 sabscription to the
Portland and Oxford CentraI Railroad, ru-
mors to the contrary Notwithstanding. Citi-
zens have subscribed So 500 besides.
PENopscoT COUNTY.
Gen. Hersey of Bangor, has presented a
bell to the Universast Society Of that place
s.B. FifeId's clothing store was slightly IN.
jured by fire Friday night, -
Mr.. j. G. Carter of Elna bad his RIGHT oym
SO badly crushed by the fasiug of a tree Thurs
uay 'na' amputatlon was necessary
SOMERSET COUNTY.
we learn from the Reporter that the Skow-
nesan LlSht Infantry Company wa. mustered
INTO the State service last Saturday evening.
WALDO COUNTY.
Scarlet fever prevails quite extensively IN
Belfast.
The Age regrets to report that our Fa's1s'
assawaukeag clam bank has susPeDut
assets have for sometime been runuius iow,
and il has at LAST been compelled to go into
liquidation.
Work on the bridge Of the Belfast rallroad,
ma cd about a week ago, aud Is progressing
finely. says the Kennebee Journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22

FORT PREBLF, MAINE,

FORT PREBLF, MAINE,
February l6, 1870.
L EALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with copy
y OF this advertisement attached to each, and san-
pies OF each article, invited, and will be received
at this office until O'clock Z. M March 9th, 1870
tor supplying the Subsistence Department of this
Post with lhe Toll wing subsistence stores. viz:
FLOUR, t40 Dbis and 81 lbsl Forty bbl9. and
thirty five pounds, in quality equal to extra family
-four"
COFFEE, Green Rio, $780, Two hundred and
ninety POUNDS.
CANDLES, Adamautne. tl92l Thirteen and three
tourths pounds, quality good
three iourlhs lbs, quality good"
SOAR, ta6i) Thr,ee hundred and sixty-iour
pounds. quality ''good"
LARD OIL, t40l Forty gallons. quality, 'winter,
good"
The above arti les to be delivered at this Post free
of cost.
In case of failure or deficiency in the quality or
Guaptity OF the apove mentioned articles, th n the
A. c. 5 at Fort Prebe, Maine snail have power TO
supply the dehce ICY by purchase. and the contIac
tor will be charged with he dire ence OF cost.
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee
sig ed by two respons bic persons d in case the
bid is accepted and the cont act entered into, they
Will become surely, in sum equal to one half the
amount OF the contract, Tor the faithful Performance
oil the same.
No bid will be entertained that is not made in ac-
eoIdanee with his advertise mem.
The government the light to reject any or
all oids regard d as disadvantagoous.
B'ooers have the privilege OF being present at the
opening oi the bids.
Proposals must be ADDRESSED to the UNDERSIGNED
and endorsed, proposals tor Subsistence stores"
&. K ROBERTS,
ISL. Lieut.. 9TH Artillery. A. G. &.
Fab,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22

In BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
February 7th 1870
ORDERED that notice be ven by publication of
parties ntereste In the proposed assessments for the
sewers constructed the urrent year on Vaughan ST.
and state IT. south of Com res, ST. That Ills Board
will hear Il such par les he wenty first day of
February current, at O'Clock NJ at the Room OF
the Boaru Oh Alderu en-. and viii thereaiterward
proceed TO ascet tain and assess said Assessments.
Read aud passed.
Ates: GEO. G HOPKINS, Clty Clerk.
A true copy. -
A test: GEO. e. HOPKINS, City Cle1k.
Feb 16-dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22
MISS JONES,
The Blind Cl0irvOya3,t,

"OULD announce to her friends and patrons
w that she has returned TO the city for a short
period OF time, having changed from her former
residence to No Al Paris ST. here she can be con-
Quilted upon Diseases, present and future business,
sc. Hours from 10 o'clock NJ to Q O'Clock L. ME-
Aug 19Adtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22
state News.
HANCOCK COUNTY,

A barn belonging to Capt. Charles Smith,
situated about two miles from Ellsworth, on
the Surry road, was burned down at noon on
Saturday, 18th inst, with its contents, consist
ing Of few tons of hay aud COW, says the
American
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22

It Contains No.1Ac sU1pHuR-No SUGAR
Of 1EAD-No LITHAReE-No NITRATE
Of SILVER, and is entirely free frem the
Poisonous and Eealth-aestrcyinr Drugs
used in other Hair Preparations.
1t Is sure to supersede and daire ont of
the community all the POISONOUS PRE-
PARATIONS no,c in aISe. Transparent and
clear as crystal, it sciU mot soil the finest
fabric. No oil, s,o sediment, no dirt-pcr-
fectyy SAFE, CLEAN, and EFFICIENT
desideyatusns LONG SOUGHT FOR, and
FOUND At LAST!
1t colors and prerents the Hair from be-
coming Gray, in,parts soft, glossy appear
ance, Temoces Dandrm1, Is cool and aefTesh-
ing to the head, checks the Hair from failing
off, and restores 1T to q great eTte7t acliea pre-
andtMreIy lost, 1reUents Headaches, cures all
Humors, cmtGaseOus eruptiOns, and asnat-
arGt heat. ONLY 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
1T is secured in the Patent Office of the
United States by DIR. G. SMITH, Patentec,
Groto,s junction, Mass. Prepared only by
PROCTER BROTHERS, GLOUCESTER, MASS,
To rlions all orders should be addressed.
Sold bY aH Jirst-cIass Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. The Genuine is put atp In a
panel bottle made capressly for it, acith the
name of the article bIotcn ia the glass.
4sI yOur Druggist for Natures
Hair Restorative, and take
The Restorative is sold at wholesale in Portland by
W, F. PHILLIPS & CO.,
AT RETAIL BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS IN MAINE.
is3mian4 Is
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22
"o'O" per Gnnuasa, Ia. odraRce.

mittee who n ,Ia OF the members of the Com
advaneed eoPSide%ee sn the prices Of the boots
at 81 20 must mo, nov tpe he header, which was sod
booksellers may realize the same o., N mat the
DENNrrur
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22
Wood. Wood!

/ ARD and SOFT WOOD, for sale at No. AZ: Lin
IA coin street. Also, dry edgin9s.
jan29 VIM. HUSE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-02-22
Il O L b Il.

CTORAGE and Wharfage or Custom House
- Wharf. Apply TO LYNCH. BARKER g. Co.,
Oc16tt 139 Commercial st.