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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-09


cuando empezaba para 81 su vida verdade-
ramente europea.
Un atentado de asquerosa alevosfa ha
bastado para matar, la par que la vida
de hombre tan distinguido, las mejores y
mas fundadas esperanzas de la patria, ha-
ciendo de ID. Juan Prim un MARTIR de la
ibertad.
Ri heroe muri6; a los que hemos sobre-
vlvldo y tuvimos OCCASION de conocer 10
mucho que val1a y 10 bueno que era, ana
de el deber de perpetuar SUI memoria, pa
ra que sea emulacion y ejemplo q las ge-
neraciones venideras.
Con este prop6sito Sc abre una suscrip-
clon nacional, en- la que no dudamos han
de lnteresarse cuantos estimen en- algo las
glorias de su patria, y deseen verlas reno
vadas por genios privilegiados, estimula-
dos por los honores que Sc tributen al que
tan desgraciadamente hemos perdido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-09


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-09
Reus, Is de Febrero de 1871.

Ma,iano PoHs.-Jasan Mass6.- .-EuSe-
6lo Fo'yuera.-Pio Amties.-Jainse Ru-
bl6.-Pedro Ayandes.- francisco Pyius.-
Juan Martiy B1ay.-Framcisco Bergfs.
Jaime BoqueraS. Reveytey.-Eu-
seblo GalAssd.--Antonio Fabregdt--E-
du0r0l0 Sazvat.-Jos@ Dutrem.-Jose lIa-
ria Pamies.-Diego Mmti.-Francisco
Berangola.-Pedro Subird.-Pedyo Ayyi-
laga.-Ramon Fa,veras.-Pedyo TidieNa.
-Cdyetano Sabatev.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-09

"Sr. Director del BoLET1N MERCANTIL.
Puerto Rico.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-14

found his gavcl had been stolen. lie
called for the Senior and Junior War
dens, who had neglected to guard the
door, and found them absent. After
searching for some time he came to
where they were hid, and demanded
of Adam what he was doing there,
instead of occupying her official sta
ton. Adam replied that he was
waiting for Eve to call the craft from
rcfreshment to labor again; and that
the Craft was not properly clothed,
which they were making provisions
for. Turning to Eve, he asked her
what She had to offer in excuse tsor
her unofficial and unmasonic conduct.
She replied that fellow passing him
self OIL as grand lecturer, had been
giving her Instructions and she
thought it was no harm to learn them.
The Grand Master then asked her
what had become of his gavel? She
said she didn't know, Mess that fell
low had taken it away. Finding that
Eve was no longer worthy, and
that she had caused Adam to neglect
his duty, and had let in one vhom he
had expelled, the Grand Master closed
the Lodge, and turning them ont, set
a faithful 1ilcr to watch the door,
with flaming sword. Adam, re
pcnting Of his folly, went to work like
a man and a good Mason. in order to
get rcinstatrd again. Not 50 with
Evc--she got angry about it, and
commenced raising Cain.
".ldam. on account of his intorma-
ton VS. permitted to establish Lod sos
and work in the lower degree, and
while Eve Was allowed to join him in
acts Of charity oujSidr, she was never
AGAIN to be admitted to assist in the
regular Lodge work Of. the Craft.--
Hence the reason why woman cannot
become an inside Ma.on
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mo. 33.
SONG FOR 4 Family RETNION

song ron A FANNY REUNION
The year that filings her blossoms wide
As spendthrifts cast their gold.
Collects her ripcncd fruits with pride,
From Summers fiery mould.
The winged seeds arc carried far,
On their mysterious way;
This shoots beneath the polar star,
This meath the tropic ray
Even thus the souls of human kind,
On Wills strong current fly,
And their appointed limit find,
TO fall and fructify.
But love has blown his blast to-day,
Beneath the glittcring dome,
That we should feel within his sway
The deathless joy of home
And this one comes from desert wastes
And this from sunny isles,
And this one crowned with sorrows hastcs
And this one crowned with smiles.
Blrst was the freedom that enlarged
Our youths unfolding powers,
Til" daring impulse that Sllrchargcd,
With life, our pilgrim hours
Bnt happier yet the sacred bond
That doth our presence claim.
That conjureS memories full and fond
With one ancestral name
Freedom and love are welded both
In ties of kindred blood;
SO lei u', thankful pledge our troth
To human brotherhood.
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FEDERAL. RErrBL1CAN.
j. Grahame 30+O J. Schley 27s5
j. Thomas 32222 II. Hawkins 2711 4
j. Delaplano 1920 J. Cockcv 2769
J, II. Thomas 30l3 j. Gctzen1- 2754
amer.
In 1914, the Federal ticket was
elected hv a large majority-George
Dacr to Congress over Gen. Samuel
Ringgold, and the whole Federal tick
ct for the House of Delegates.
In 1919, the Republican ticket car
licd for the House of Delegates by a
snail majority, while Joseph NJ. Crom-
well, (l'ederaD was elected Sheriff
over James I, II ouston (Rep,) by 49l
votes, and notwithstanding George
Crcager, of Middletown, and William
Durbin, jr, of Westminster, both Fed
rraliste, received a number Of Federal
votes. Mr., Cromwell often stated that
his election was due in a great measure
to the editorial tact of Mr.. Charl,S W.
Sower, of the Engine Of Lb'r7N'
and Star of Federalism, - papers pub
lishcd at Uniontown, then in this
county.
In 1916, the contest for Electors
Of the State Senate (who elected the
Senate for five vears), was between
John G:ahamc and Roger b, fancy.
Federali@tS, and Joshua Cockcy and
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a New READER. = Tie Chicago


a New READER. - Tie Chicago
TiI"nc, Of Tuesday, says:
Mrs. Ellen Key Blunt, native of
Georgetown, d. G., and daughter Of
the author Of the "Star Spang'ed Ban
ncr, who has been abroad for many
years, Is now in Chicago, and will
give two public readings in that city
next week. Tie lady had the plea
sure of reading before many royal
Audiences in Europe, and winning the
hearty applause Of the critics. She is
personally beautiful woman. and of
her ability as a reader the public will
have fair opportunity tojud8o
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"a a 3 Ea @ Y EEL.
FREDEhICh CITl,, NARlL.4ND.,
l. -

+. b. CAELIN, Proprietor.
THIS popular and well known Hotel
having been Thoroughly renovated, offers
mrny advantages to the travelling pullic
The exterior Of the Hotel, which is now
four stories, presents y beautiful appear
ancr, and will compare iayorahly with any
structure of the Kind in the State The en-
tire arrangements Of the lIotclare in KEEP
ing with lis outward appearance, and is
supplied With every modern improvement,
and convenience, and las been newly fur
nlshed throughout at very heavy cost. No
pains or expenses will be omitted to pro-
notr tine comfort of guests.
The eaviabIc reputation the Hotel has
acquired since til" undersigned has taken
charge Of il, furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence OF his shiliiy to please all who
may favor him Ai,h their patronage.
There is attached to the Hotel spacious
Billiard Room, newly fitted up, Barber
shop, Bath House, &c
Attcnliv" and polite servants will ALWAYS
be in attendance to wait upon guests during
the day or at any hour of the night.
Respectfully,
FRANK b. CARLIN.
aPl lj-ly Proprietor.
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Bnsr~ We perceive from rerusal of

Bns" We perceive from q rerusal OF
the jackson Nississippi) Clarion,
that Gen. Albert Gallatin Brown, Of
Terry, Kinds county, for many years
q Representative and Senator in Con-
grcss, from that State, and who during
the civil war ~as 4 "Rebel' Of the
strictsst sect, Captain of the "Copiah
County Rebels accepts the "logic Of
events and favors Negro Suffrage
and Negro Equality so far as civil and
political rights are concerned. Gen.
Brown Gays he believed in The divinity
Of slavery, and was for the extension
Of slavery all ever the South ana
Mexico and Cuba. Hc believed in
slavery 2, best for the white man and
the black man, and ence declared in a
speech at Tammauy Hall, New York
that ".v.ry white man ought 10 have
y nigger to black his boots But the
American people at the ballot box and
with the cartridy. box decided diff
terently, and he bowed to the fiat Of
the ballot and the eannon- mouth
ror popult cor Uri. God seems to
have been against Us, and We must
submit. For one accept til. situa-
ton, and the three amendments of
the Constitution are to me as i've law
Of the land. ! will obey them IS
obey any othsr part Of the Con.titu-
ton. Mississippi is nov in tn. Union,
and her people have renowned the
doctrines Of NuIliication and Sec-s-
sion, and subscribed to the doctrin.
proclamrl by Andrew Jackson
1.-The Federal Cnion ii must be pre-,
served. GOV. Brown is one Of the
.hE-st mon in Mississippi, Is Il. is one
OF the most noble hearted Of gentle
men-a South C.rohni4n by birth,
and a Mississippian by adoption. If
he lives Il few wears more, the people
of both races will unit" TO send him
back to a seat in the Senate Of the
',.;,ol >,,,,, nv L. I'.,, p.,.,,
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March 80, 1871.

Previous to the settlement of Cali
fornia. singing birds, fragrant flowers.
and honey bees We're not to be found
in the country Now, however, in all
parts of the State there are many
varieties of singing birds, like the
mocking bird, bobolink, lark, innetS,
thrushcs, Baltimore oriole and the
common robin The forests are filled
with the honey bee, and as for frag-
rant flowers California claims to beat
the world.
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sSt.ATasIEsN CLARION,
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

A WEEKLY NEW SPAIER
Containing carefully prepared abstract
of the News of the Day; Il Historical
Sketch Of Past Evcnis in Frederick county;
Foreign and Domestic intelligence; Topics
Of the Times; carefully prepared Markets;
items of Interest, political or otherwise
Local Intelligence, and a rare selection of
lstructive Reading.
TEINs--:sl 80 in advance; s. 90 at Tie
end of The year,
SE3" Single cupcS-5 cents,
RATES Or ADVERTISING.
Transient Advertisements to hr paid for
invariably in advance,
One Square, four insertions or less 81 90
" " each subsequent insrr. so
" " two months 90
" g three months: 3 30
" " six months : : 90
" " one wear w
Twelve lines constitute a square.
cS A liberal deduction made to yearly
advertisers.
~ Local or special notices .ft:crn cents
Il line.
JOB PRINTING executed with neat
n,ss and dispatch, and on liberal terms
Materials all new and a good impression
guaranteed.
Job Work-CASlI ON DELIVERY.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-14

An Irishman sent to the Wisconsin
State Prison. being asked to choose q
trade replied that he preferred to be
a sailor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-14

OCTOBER II,
INTENSITY OF CREATIoN.-Some
asronomcrs have computed that there
ar no less than 100000 suns in
th universe. The fixed stars are all
sug and have, like our sun, numerous
plaets revolving around them. The
sole system, or that to which We be-
lont has about thirty planets, primary
andsecondary, belonging to it. The
circlar field Of space which it occn-
piess in the diameter 5000, 1000
of mes, and that which it controls is
mucl greater. That sun whic', is
neart t neighbor to ours is called ST.
rius, distant from our sun 22,OC0,-
0O0)OO. of miles. Now if all the
fixed stars are as distant from each
othcras Sirius is from our sun, and
if the solar system Of the IS, 100000
of suns, what imagination can grasp
the imncnsitv of creation?
h,o,! S"!' ~ y, ''ro ''oou,'oI ,, w. ''1''' 1m
oo,l'r%1| o"n r@% a llei" o S;"re o. "',1I' ~,
ooo'oOo Oh ''''eS ~ "'''''e'er: W no 9. Il
S"r''S SUR "3i " pN'r''"'l'll c''''Il'I'ls '''
'U",""' h"" ~ ri,'''' u ''''HS '''" 81 6 ''e,'
lo,ooo'o'o n'I'eS IN a. I'''n'e''l , s'''''.
however now. ,T one ol '"e p'1l'I1' IONS o. "
l'''n VINO ''''e '';''S''rGo III, ''.'f III III
,he iol'o" 'i MS manu- ana '",e' 9",
'i'"'rh WIN u span "n' co'''l''''en'e"
'hc u''SI q '''e ear'll III Il Il's"F''Ee,
W''I'i" !ie 'I'o"'''"In' ~ S''',S' "il1 "
'"' mus IL Il o''-'Ir. ''.' "''o' tI'-
stretching nut the heavens "a 4 cur
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-14

Who pays the highest price for a
lousc: Tie woman who lu;uries for
ne.
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+ O X S A 7. I;

\ valuable TRACT OF LAND, CON
1 \ tanning 315 acres, lying in Frcdcr-
ick county, State of Maryland, rs miles
from 'rcdcrck-town and - from lIagers-
town: the Land ahounds with good timber,
AMI ota rich soil, we'll adapted for wheat.
5acrrS otmcadow made, and 30 more may
I've mace a very good Mill scat, : Dwell
ling Houses, Il good Orchard, about 100
acres Of clear Lands. Any person who
wants topurchaSr, may meet with good
bargain, hy appyin" to JONATHAN
FORREST who now lives on the said
place.
March 80. 1191
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FRANK B. CARLIN,
apl 15-1y Proprietor.

y VETERAN PRINTEE.-Overton
llarne, at present residing on the road
between llagerStown and William
sport, is the oldest Printer in the state
of Maryland II. is now in his 9lst
year, and his wife, who is two years
his elder, is also living. Mr.. lIurne
was born near Elkridge Landing,
Anne Arundel county, in 1880, While
the Revolutionary contest was still
PENDING. In 1871, he commenced
learning the printing business with
Matthias BartsiS, in Frederick Town,
and concluded his apprenticeship in
1901 about the time Thomas Je1Ter-
son commenced his official career a.
President Of the United States. Mr..
ll.rne has very good recollection Of
The old events which occurred in this
county from l197 to 1850. For
thirty Years he was a resident Of
lisuyers District, farmer and noun
tainccr, where he raised seven sons
and one daughter One of his sons
is now living i'll Catoctin District, and
others of his children reside in WASH
ington county. Mr. IInrne worked on
the old "Iederal Gazette, " "Eepub-
Iic"n Gazette, and '" Hornet, - pub
lished in Frederick town from 1877
to 1872. The first piece Of copy he
now remembers to have "sct up, for
the " Federal Gazette. was the fol-
lowing advertisement, March so,
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r REtI'R RL1CAN.

FEDERAL. REfTRL1CAN.
J. Grahame 3O4O j. Schley 27S5
J. Thomas 3222 Il. Hawkins 2774
]. Delaplano 1920 J. Cockcv 2769
J. II Thomas 3Ol3 }. Gctzcnl- 2754
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
COPARTNEKSHIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed a copart-
4 nership under the name OF LOCKUARr &
SLOAN and will continue the business OF mar fact-
uring OF Fine Carriages Il sleigh.. at the oii
stand OF L. X Lemont & Co., 22 Preble st.. where
they will he pleased 10 the friends Of the cid rm
and the public generally.
ID. p. III LoCKHART,
j. Q. SLOAN.
July 18th, 1871. sepl I'm
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

To CLEAN AND RESTORE THE ELC ELAsIIC-
ITy OF CANE CHAIR BorroMs, CoUCHEs,
Frc.-Turn up the chair bottom, ard WIN
hot hot wafer and a sponge wash the cane,work
sot so that m it may be thoroughly soaked Should S
!. oe ard riI y will be as tight and firm as when
''ay nrovjded the cane Is not oroken.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
Terms $500 per 0nnstns, in attvance.

tance. Let your family always have the best
you can reasonably afford; then cordially wei.
come your friends to share the good and
pleasant things with you. 1t is not easy to
teach children to love home, and prefer its So
ciety to all Others if they see that all the good,
and pie asant, and beautiful things you pos
sess are only to be used when you have visit
oIs. You have no right to hope that your
children will have good manners OF be retned,
II they use only the coarsest OF every thug
Wnen alone with you, and are called upon
WIN company, to put on company manners
Love OF home, refinement, and good manners
are blessings that will rust out and be destroy
ca, II not frightened by constant daily use.-
Mrs. III. w. Beecber.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
Dissolution of Copartnersbjp.

'1'hE partnership heretofore existing between Jo-
sian N1ckerson AID Charles L. Litcbfied under
tne nrm name OF Nickerson q Litchfeld Is dis
solved oy the withdrawal OF Charles L. LitchneId
from said firm. " e''
The subscriber will attend to all business of tbs
late hrm at the store No 129 Commercial ST
JOSIAH NICKERSoN.
Portland, Sept 8, 1871. sep9J2w
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

=, f']"7N'1N1 OVcIN IHUKSDAY MORNING at
81 year; if paid in advance. at $500 o
year.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING-One inch ofspace,
IN length OF column, constitutes "square."
Sl-50 per square daily first week 10 cents
per week after; three insertions, or less S1.O0;
continuing every other day after first week, 90
cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, 70 cents;
one week, S1.00; 90 cents per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head of "AMUsEMENTs," $500 per
square per week; three insertions or less$ 81. 80.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE
STATE PRESS" (Which has large circulation
in every part OF the State) for $1.00 per square
for first Insertion, and so cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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FOR ScALDs OR BURNs.-Poultices Of tea
,oaves. moistened in hot water, are preferable
~ all other remedies in the first stage of burns
anJ scalds. Or take raw onions, pousd or
mash fine as possible, and apply at once; It
will give immediate relief.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
Dissolution.

THE copartnersbip existing between T.. johnson
u and M Brennan, under The firm name OF JOHN
SON & BRENNAN, will be dis solved on or before
the LIST, of September next, by mutual consent
Persons having bills against said firm will Please
present. them as soon possible.
Portland, Aug. II, 1871. auslstf
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
school Vacation

HCNOUI VdCdtIUH
OFFERS AN OPPORTUNITY to the
HfFs.5sS Young 10 receivs such treatment and
NIAlD instructions as Their teeth require
lhe children should visit the dentist as often as
once hree months to insure a regular and healthy
deveopment OF The teeth.
wo9ld urge more attention to the children's
ttrnn than Is generally geen especially to the de
a. ur urst teeth; give theai as much attention
a. ~ ,ease ds Us gwen to their Dress Do this and nv
occasio e mere VIII be, in after years but little
is adm,pisteop no, ne forgotten that Nitrous Oxide
greatest satisfaction by 'ee'n' WIN 'ne
74Free Street P; MCALASTER, DDS,
mrs ai CohgTess square.
new 1&16
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DISSOL UTION.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under The firm style Of f. K.
Lemont * CO., is this day dissolved by mrtual enn-
sent ID. p. Lockhart settles and pays the liabil-
titles OF the late firm.
E. K. LEMONr,
ID. z. II. LOCkhART.
July 18th ISL
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che Portland Daily Press
Is published every day (Sundays excepted) nv
he
Portland Publishing Co..

At JOG EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMs:-Eight Dollars Year in advance.
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CODOft7lerShiD.

The undersigned have tins day formed copartner-
ship under the firm name OF KING, GILMAN &
Go, and will continue the Flour and Provision busi
ness al the store recently occupied by Messrs King
ThuIlow 81 Co.
A. S. KING,
GEORGE GILMAN.
Portland, Aug 81, 1871, au23d3w
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
DESIRABLE Pr0perty on Conpress et.

L'OR SALE. 1-2 story budding, IL rooms OF
Il which IS arranged Tor Two fam lies; gas hard and
sot water. The front portion OF the bui ding is fit
ted up and occuoiei as an ApothecaIy store. THIS
property is situated the correr ot Congress and
Montgomery sts, and the 'ot is 42xs5; a small gar
der the premises We have party ready to
lease the for five years. Price S70O0 $500 OF
which can run two and four years.
Apply to GEO. X. DAVIS & CO.,
auil d3w Re Il Estate an Mortgage Brokers'
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

z'he NEaagse state presa
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WANTED.
Wanted! i!

4 MAN to take locative business; Office already
"a established in this city. Monopoly for the late
Of Maine. Must furnish best OF references: sm ali
capital required. Partes meaning business pIease
investigate. Address J. H H., Portland sepss1w
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

To be Lett
sHE whole or part of the block OF Brick Stores OIL
l. Portland Pier.
Apply at the Merchants National Bank
vi
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10 be Let,

TO Let,
HOUSES and Stores on Pearl Street and Cup,
Al berland Terrace by
sepl7-1y r. EAPNEp
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Milf fOh. Sale or Lease.

- sIfUATE in Wilton, near the Wilton Depot, one
- nil with never failing water power. The build
ing is 64Xi0 three stories. Suitable ior woolon or
cotton manufacturing. The building, wheel and
shatins is all new, rely about so horse power
erty will be sold yearly instaliments il desire
saw and shlngle and lath mill connected, will be
offered with the above Iroperty il wished ton.
For particulars inquire OF
my11d,wtt CHA RLES BARTLETT Wilton
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at
S25o year; il paid in advance, at $500 q
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

TENEMENT to let, containing rooms, Sebae
4 wafer. For particulars call at 81 LINCOLf
81. aug23 Il
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Dissolution.

fTHE eopartnership heretofore existing between
the unGersgned under the firm style OF KING
ThURLOW q CO.. Is this day dissolved by mutu-
al eensen. Cyous Thurlow settles and paws the la
bilities OF the late firm.
A. s. KING,
CYRUS THURLOw,
l.. A. kATCHELDER.
Portland, Ang 2i, 1871.
r 5. C!rus Thurlow will renain at the old
stand tor the present to settle up, and all parties
having unsettled accounts with the late firm Will
Please call and settle.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
For Sale or Lease.

Desirable Property for Sale.
f..4 IL Story house on Bramhall Stree, cou-
s,,, taluDg l6 rooLls, ba hing room. hot and cold
..k44A water, water loset up stairs and down,
sDiendd kitchen Supplied with three soap-stone
tubs. hot and cold wafer, good cemented cellar with
ice vaui new biick cstern so hogsheads capacity;
house in perfect order and warmed by furnace. A
nne stable with three stalls; good cellar and water
cohveniences also carriage house adjoining with en-
trance TO both trom street in the rear. Lot 4Ox95
Tins property is stua If the line ST parts of
the city, and only sold because the owner Is about
to leave he st lie.
Apply in person or by letter to
GRO. x. DAVIS a CO.
Real Esfate aEd Mortgage BI Okers.
seleod2w
TWO HOUSES ON WINTER STREET FOR
KENT IA y Story House, "A looms arrapg-
ed Tor one OF two families gas, hard and soft water
Also a Cottage House.
Apply to GEO. x. DAvIs a. Co..
au24eOd2w Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

For Fever aud Ague, Intermttents, Biliousness and
all disorders arising from malarious causes Tbey
and in eases OF indigestion are Invaluable, AS
an Appetizer and kecuperant, and in cases OF
General Debility they have never in single in
They rtipular1v
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
ESan EET.

A LARGE ROOM, with steam power. Enouira
(1at this Office.
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12

March IS, 1871
The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
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The Portland daily press., 1871-09-12
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giving tone and elasticity to The whole system. The
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care, and no tonic stimulant has ever before been
offered TO the public PLEASANT 10 THE
TASTE and at the same time combining so MANY
remedial agen endorsed by the medical fraternity
as the best known to the PharmacOpeia 1t costs
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