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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06
FOR OIL FOR 1854


WAsHg0rOE, November H. lisa !
seAe1 proposals will b. receiyed at this ONCE until
O'Clock ,. m, on WEDNESDAY, the sth day Of
January, lfB, for supplying ninety .ive thousand
(a60OO) FalloLs OF the best quality wnteratrAEed
pure Sperm. Cola, Lard OIL for the United StAteA
bearing date as above, copies Of which may be had
after NOye1lber p on application to the LighthOuse
staten Island, New York the Light house inspector
al No ApsmbeFtnn square, Boston, Masaachuse.ta
and Tie Lhhth0usO l6sp9St9T a DstEYit, Michigan
nOV1H JOAEpH HENRY. Jhnlrmah
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06

OFFICE CHEZ CoMMraaARY SuBEtsrEScE,l
DEPARTMENT or Arizona,
PREsCOTT. Sept. ., lsTa '
Sealed proposals., in triplioate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached TO each will be received at
this office until ~ O'clock m THURSDAY JannarY
i6 1s7S when they will BE- openedJ Tor the supply
and delivery live or alhughtsfed al each and eyerJ
one OF the military posts and stations now or hereaf
ter established in the Department Of Arizona Of all
tho FFeHh Beef and Mutton that be required for
the troops and employees iinciuding Indian acoutal
therein during the wear Commencing JuIy l. Ina
and ending June an I'D
The supply viii probably require about
400 Beeypa and lob Wethers
Bids are also Invited for sGpplying oHieers and
their families with choice cuts % Beef Veal Mutton
and Pork
Proposals will be received for one or any number
Of posts. Prices must be stated In United States
currency,
The right IL reserved Of accepting or rejecting any
bid, may be deemed best for the interest OF the
United States
Further information as to conditions forms Of
proposals. quality Of meat payments dc, con be oh.
lalned by application to the COmmlssaFies at San
Francisco, Gal; Portland Oregon: Omaha Neb :
81 Louis, Mo; Fort i.eSvsnworth, Kansas; Denver,
Col; San Antonio and Fort Bliaa TEXAS: Al any
post In New Mexico or Arizona or Al this ofhce
Bidders are invited to be present al the opening II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06

ON MARRIAGE.
HAPPY RELIEF ron YOUNG MEN PROM THE
effects Of Errors and Abuses In early life Manhood
restored. Impedimenta 10 Marriage Removed. New
method OF treatment New and renal able rem.
edies Books and CtrculAra sent free In sealed en-.
,,kddress HOWARD. ASSOCIATION. No. . South
Ninth atrect, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. anaSm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06

OFFICE A. O. s., PmEsyILLE ARSENAL, Md
November Ia lsT2. (
Sealed proposals., in Duplicate, will be received at
this office until " b. m, December a. 1879 for fur
nishng Fresh Beef required at this post by the Sub
sistence Department during the SIX (B) months com
menCinR January l. 1919
lnioEmaton IS to conditions, Sc SAP be 99t8ined
Cart O. j. K and A. c. g. IN charge Il PiEesIs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06

. A LEXANDRfL AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A kQAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND FREDE-
RICKBBUllg RAILWAY.
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND n STREETS.
Local trains for Alexandra leave a. follOWal = %.
%, II ~ n m, a., y %, ~ and II n y. m.
Local trains from Alexandria arrive follows
6l9, = %, 10 . N, rs, ais > and . D. N.
Trains marked thus connect with trains on Wash.
ington and Ohio railroad.
QUANTlCO accommodation leaves Washington
% a M, daily, except sunday.
GREAT BOUTHEfN EXpllEss. via Richmond.
leaves Washington II 10 y. daily, except Sunday.
Through tckets 10 all points South and Southwest
Tor sale Al the Once corner Sixth and PennHylvaniA
avenue, and Thirtsenth aud Pennsylvania avenue,
where passenger leave orders for bag.
gage 70 be checked At all hotes and resldenoes
through to destination Y. g. YOUNG,
ly2Oh General Passenger Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06
DR0F6sAIs ron FRESH BEEF:

OFTIoR A. O, T., PosT or RALKtoHl
RALKIoH, N, O., November Is, ls72
Sealed Proposals., In duplicate, will be received at
this ONCE until n m, December ~ lsI1 for furnish.
ing the Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence De.
partmsnt, U. 3. A., at this station during the six
months commencing January l. lsH Information
a 70 eondit9ns quality Of beef, payments, &e, can
| be obtained by Application to BAN, H. JONES,
| dsa- First Lieutenant 9TH Artillery, 4. q s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06
THE MARKETS..


eorssy u nan aad b srsst., WasGirgtoH,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06
Assistant Master Of TransporistiGn
IN SoTLdE es qg a. IieLS, Aren't NO
.AsHIN0ToN AND ONO RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
on and after October !, ia the trains on this road
will be run A. foluwH!
The mail train will leave AsHAi.dria daily, cIcept
SUNDAY, ~ bsb = m; arrive At LeesburR At II a m
and HAmiton at II -. Leave Hamilton at y 20 g.
AndrtfAt ) 10 p. Up.
The asoOmnodaton train will leave Alexandria
daily, eIcgpt sunday, At m, and arrive ~ Lees
bury ~ eih 2. m, Leave Leeaburg t q M aud
arrive at Alexandria at STA a. VI.
The IS N. train from AeIs 1driA and u - p M
HAin frgn Hamilton connect at Hamilton with
kempa daily line Of coaches for Purcellyille Anirk
grsyille, BeFTyytlle and Winchester, Also. with
Heamera line ~ coaches which leave Iseaburg daily
for Aide and Middleburg.
Communication tcketA. three cents pr mile
Annual uoketa, eGl IA M HAYEEER,
nOYEu General Ticket Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06

VIM Mattngly, trustee In this cause, having re-.
ported TO Tie Court that ON the slh day Of E0ysHber,
square No. blt, TO AdOlph KTantler, for si b56 M
being the highest bddcrand that said purchaser has
complied with the terms Of sale, IL Ia this 18th day OF
November lsl2, ordered by the Court that the aid
sale be ratified and confirmed on the 10th day OF De
comber, l5ia unless cause to the contrary he RhoWu
prior 70 said day Provided copy Of this order 10
published once week for three successive weeks In
the DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN OF this city,
by the Court M. ., -, A. WSLIE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06
PROPOSALS., FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFIuE or THE ACTING Cox OF SUI,
WEsT pomT, N Y, Nov. TO- lsi9
PnopQeah, in DUPLICATE, Will be received untl y MI
on the 10th day OF DECEMBER ls72 for all the fresh
beef and mutton required By the Subsistence De
pArtment AZ thih post for sin months, commencing
January l, lsla
Information and conditions obtained Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-06
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF


OTFICY on THE 4. Q. r, WHITE pONrI
NEy YORK HARBOR, NOV. 10, lsfA j
Sealed proposals, in duplicate will 10 received at
this office until II a, M DECEMBER 10. 1874 for
furnishing the fresh beef required by the Bu6sist
ton during six months, commencing January !, ls5a
Information a. To conditions, quality OF beef, pay
4. H. PAYSON,
noVi2 First Lieut.. Oorps Of Engineers, A. 4. u.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-26

one who knew him since the day on which
they shook hnnds with him. Some terri,
BILE fate had befallen him, in the lonely
places. ever which he had iourneyed
alone. TO doubt him never entered their
minds. That he was true to them as they.
to him they well knew, and .one thought
filled each mind. They must discover
his fate and ifitwere what they supposed,
avenge him.
30 one brightmorning, we'll moupted,
we'll srmed, and followed by tavoritc.
dog, u hound who would by no means be
left behind, the two set forth in search of
their lost comrade. They took the road
he must have taken, and naked at every
tavern and cabin for news of him. Ono,
old man remembered him we'll; another
man had pointed out the dangerous place
in the road leading past prccipicc to a.
man of their lost friends description, but
ut TINT point the clue was lost. After
much travel, and many inquiries, our.
comrades began TO fear that they should
have paused to examine the rocks and,
rayincsat the foot Of the prccipicc allud-.
cd to, ere they proceeded further, and
determined TO turn back and do so. They
came to this resolution about nightfall,
and Just as they had reached the borders
of Il little farm, which bore evidence Of
careful tillasc. Upon this land stood nj
so u farmhouse, from the creviccs in the
closed shutters Of which streamed long.
bars of ruddy lamp-ligbt, and whence the
sound Of music was plainly heard Il
was the only dwelling within sight - :.
We will stay there said one friend Is
another until dawn, and then rctvrs.
That the house was not an inn did MT
matter to either Of them. Hospitaliiv
was never refuscdin that land at tB.s
day. '''''''S's'' '''si 81 o.
They rode boldly up to the gate, and
gave Il loud halo. Innn instant the door
opened, and they colud see within sud
den panic i'll Il lively eancc, us all heads
turned to sec what it was that caused
this interruption.
"Cnn you let lis sleep here Tonight y
"SAe' one OF inc friends rs one asks who
fears 10 refusal
'''s''' o'Wh, sehtleh'cn' sad Il pleas
anu voice Oh re welcome. You'll
"''' d s'''ic 'h''r' ana corn Tor your nor
:S' Every man. 'ack' Is OH the iioor to-
"'sh' pu' mere u 'ah'efh' II you II tend
90 so",s'''es' ',',
Aii r'sh'' Fs'a'Gc', sad larry,
"',' 'iiink yc 100.
N'' VIZ men i'' 'he'r l''rscS mo
S'ao'c already 'o'cran'y 1n'i. Ned WA
'o'I'' men, y, " secured 'h'm i'r the
"'s"'' an" "''''' nave 'ciI inc place af
'ner, p"' .''''' one o' 'h' animals attract
9" i'"rrs "',e'','o'
nc t"fheu pack 10 look ut hlm, exam
'''',' nun from hea' 10 l"oi' turned rcd
''''u F'ic' anu suddenly ciutched Neds
"fm,
." remember H INC morse we bought
'o' ,.'',,cs .heS'er ne asked
S'''' '.e''
.,x. ''ooN az ''''s '''."m' 10" s"'a Harry
''' '''s one. nc s'"r on Ills lore
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-26

straggfc sas to victory. Never give
up when yos gro right. A frown isa
muscular eontrHe,iaps an,i cant last long.
A lsugh of derisior is bit the modified
bark of a cur. If you can be laughed
out OF good. or tho good out of you, You
are weakey IN intellect than the fool /,
.whosc argsfstcrt is eutiaw. and closu
logsc Is II sneer., IL s.. .s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-26

GIVE 1T Ut.-An old liquor tlrinker,
who had been Pasrnsizing one drinking
house for eight Years. gave thfs ~ hiS
reason for joining the s;uas of Tempe
rance, in the presence oi' several persons
There" said he, pointing to tho saloon.
us a drinking establishment that / hn,.
been trying to drink out for these eight
years, and, finding it impossible, have
concluded to withdraw from the field
and try lake Michigan
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-26
8 They Thought They Were Right,

"rhey thought they were right" were
the words uttered by Union soldier,
when applandng the bravery of the pri-
vatc soldiers who wore the gray.
Ever ready to forgive and forget, VIC
dcdicatc these lines to nll who, right or
wrong, followed what they conceived to
l,c the path Of duty.
c. AuGUsTUs HAvII.AND.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-26
Vas it God, teaching lessons.

Vas it God, teaching lessons,
On each fatal day,
When the fields were o'ersprcad
With the Blue and Gray?
Vas it God, bearing back
On each gentle wave,
The souls Of his children
The souls Of tho brave
Ifit was! let us hide
From orr mcm'ry today,
The dark thoughts we cherished
For those who wore GRAY;
And if God-always just,
Our God-can forgive;
May not we of the earth
As brothers still live.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-26

"Thcy thought they were right"
When their path vas o'ersircwn
With our dead and our dying
While the Heavens bright moon
Shonc through the dim clouds
And whispered away,
To the realms far above,
The pure souls from the clay.
4 x * x
"Thcy thought they were right"
Shall VIC longer refrain
To welcome them back
To eur household again,
While the record they made.
Like our own sons, SO bold,
Will ere long be written
In bright letters of gold!
"Ticy thought they were right
Shall we longer deny
That their heroic deeds
Are recorded on high!
And WE, though victorious,
And THEY backward driven;
Yet in Heaven above us,
Their sins all forgiven
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
Premature Burial.

In these days of sudden death it NAV not
oe amiss to call attention TO the fearful possi-
dead - W
IN oxford County, Pa, not many months
ago, IL became necessary to remove many of
ene occupants OF very-old cemetery, and
Hn opening the coffin of a man who had been
nsrtiT several years, the body was found
r p's turned over; the knees were drawn
olsnt struggle. N''''eiees vi " VI
A' eno same tlme, on opening the coffin of
young grl who had been buried about ron
years Deiore,--but had no near friends snr-
vlvlng 10 recall with horror the circumstances
OF ner deatn, of hair We're found
IN the cienched hngers, but too evidently torn
from the head in an agony of despair. as She
had revived to find herself hopele5sly ipcased
in her final prison house, to suffer the ago.
MES OF real death-agonies no pen could
picture or language describe.
But nearer to our own time aud home
comes fearful incident which occurred dur
ing the recent ravages of smallpox in Phila-
delphia. OF family consisting of father.
mother and three daughters, the parents and
eldest daughter had died of the dreadful dis
ease and had been buried. The second
daughter lay i'll, and to all appearance died.
being watched by the youngest and only sur
ylving sister. Soon the messengers Of the
board OF health came for the body, but so in
tense was the conviction of the watcher that
her sister was not dead, and so moving were
her appeals that she should be left a little
longer, they. gave way. Again they came.
and insisted on the necessity of removing
the body. In her overwhelming grief and
agony, the surviving sister uttered a terrible
shrek, and the young lady so fully believed,
by the officers. to be dead, as if aroused by
her sisters cry Of agony, opened her eyes,
came back to her consciousness, and slowly
recovered. But the shock proved too great
for the. faithful watcher; she is almost hope
lessly insane.
Much has been said and written on the va
rious tests Of death. Win not some of our
scientific writers, in view of these dreadful
facts, and the possibility of their recurrence,
give us some "sure sign' by which it may be
certainly known that the spirit has left the
BODY, without waiting for those last dreadful
evidences OF decomposition which are so
painful to see and to remember, and some
sometimes so dangerous to whole families of
surviving friends ?-Boston Transcript.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03
A WORD TO PLANO BUYERS.

The name has for half
American Pianos famous the Old World
have always
Their uniform has legitimate
the applied sciences bealy
These than the deserved
and confidence
only
of
We
reduced of
generally
produced
i nperon.
All
UNSURPASSEDIN EUROPE
Worlds Fair England 1851
this firm of which
me- rcan plan
Ita brought into notice
Pianos
chckeng Sons first used the scales for
o
Cckeng
cat
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

A SURPRISE PARTY THAT WAS NOT A
SUccEss.-one night last week ten Stearns-
vile couples, with heads full of fun and bas-
kets full of fodder, went to Richmond to
surprise friend. They hadn't the least
donbt OF cordial welcome, and they ex-
pected to while away n good many hours.
with the help of a fiddle or two, at the hos.
pitable mansion of the Richmonder. They
arrived there in good time and burst in
upon the peaceful family, laughingand shout
ing in the greatest glee. The provisions
were Dumped upon the table; oyercoats and
shawls and furs and gloves were thrown off
at random and without hesitation the fid-
dlers unlocked their instruments and began
to tune up. BY this time the party began to
give some attention to the master of the
house. He was completely surprised, but on
ly for very few moments, and then he was
ready for 'em. He inquired if they hadn't
made mistake and got into the wrong pew
he was answered that the cheerful occasion
was intended for his benefit, and that the
party expected to stay while with him.
They said this snilingly, expecting to win
over the old gent into welcoming them. He
didn't win worth a cent. He called out to
one of his sons to ''put four-finger charges
into his double-barre!ed gun and fetch it to
him, and let the dog in out o. the woodshed
when git ready to shoot.' The old mans
ire was up and there was business in his
eye. The lady of house reached the mop
from behind the cellar door, and ominously
asked the iiddlers if they ''hishly valued
them instruments" The party began to
think they were getting too warm a well
welcome, and slid into their coaks and over
coats as nimbly as if the house was on fire.
The genial farmer told them not to hurry, as
"he'd have the other barrel loaded in min
ute and then he'd help 'em off,, They did
MT wait. They said they had decided not to
have their party there, and might Just as
well leave then as to stay longer, aud so they
rushed away. Our reporter says they didn't
talk much on the way home. The ladies said
lit was mean," and the men said ''dammim''
which is foreign language for the same thing.
Berkshire County Eaqle.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HAVING completed contract with the
United States Life Insurance Company of the
city of New York, as managing agent for the
New England States, with headquarters at
Hartford, Coin, am prepared TO offer supe-
rior inducements to agents, in the way of con-
tracts. and assisting them in their duties in the
field. The United States Life is one Of the
Oldest and strongest companies in the country,
and agents will find it very desirable and
easy company to work. General, special and
sub-agents wanted throughout the entire New
England States, either ON salary or commits
sions. Address or call upon John B. Powell,
No. PIG Manlstreet, Hartford Conn.,
nov28-d e-yIt
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

MRS. FAIR has been snubbed by fearless
man, and he horse-car conductor. She was
in car and wanted to get out, but the con-
ductor did not see her at frs and she had to
ride by: She was very indignant and augri-
~ asked him if a lady had to carry and blow
a po!eeman's whistle to make the conductor
hear her. He bravely answered, mo neces-
sity for whistle, madam; just fire off that
little memento you are in the habit of carry
ing and I'll hear you." His friends cannot
get him insured and are disconsolate.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

You LIE, vuLIAN!-Any physician who now
says that Rheumatism cannot be cured, simply
lies. The wonderful effect of the Centaur Lin
iment for all flesh, bone and Muscle ailments
upon man and beast, are too we'll known to ad-
NIT OF question. 1t destroys swellings.-softeus
stiff joints, soothes pain, makes the lame walk.
and the bedridden leap for JOY 1t is selling as
no article ever did sell; and it sells because it
uoes lts work every time. Roy24eod1wSw1t
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

The system of toning and stimulating the
nerve structure through the agency of the Gu
ratve properties of SMoLANpER's BUcHU is
fully approved of by family physicians who
have discovered that for kidney, bladder
and glandular diseases, mental and physical
debility, malades of the urino-gental organs,
gravel and diabetes, it is safe and efficacious
remedy, as well as for all uterine complaints.
dec3-eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples,
ringworm, salt-rheum and other eutaneous af-
fections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUMPER TAR Soar, made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York. Be
sure to get the Juniper Tor Soap, as there are
many worthless limitations made with common
tar nov1a-1ovv
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

MADAME JUMEL, once wife of Aaron
Burr, left property, in New York city valued
at present at over s6,000,0O0, for the possess
ion of which two sets of claimants are now
struggling in the United States district court.
The property is at present in the possession
of Nelson Chase, who bases his claim on the
fact that he was the husband of Mary Anne
Jones, who was the heir of Madame JumeI
The claim is contested by George w. Bowen
who endeavors to prove himself an illegiti-
mate son of Madame Jumel, and also that
she left no other issue or heirs. The case is
quite remarkable and has enlisted on its on.
posing sides some of the ablest legal abilitv
IN tne country, Charles O'Conor appearing
Tor the defense and the Hon. Z. R. Hoar Of
massachusetts,, with large number of able
assistants, for the plaintiff. A popularity of
tne trlaI IS that for the first time in this coun-
Try, SO far as known, a ''struck" jury has
Deen empanelled. 1t consists of panel OF
iorty-eight prominent citizens, f1om which
the jury to try the case is pruned BY the
counsel on each side, alternately striking out
one name after another, until only twelve
remain.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

The PUREsr AND SWEETEST CoD-LIvER OIL
is Hazards and CaswelPs, made on the sea-
shore, from fresh selected livers, hy CAswELL,
HAZARD & Co., New York. 1t is absolutely
pare and ssceet. Patients who have once takea
it prefer it to all others. Physicians have de-
cided it superior to any of the other oils in
market nov14-12w
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03
The Reasons Why.

thousands
Piano whc afeww agoruleat tseNOq
re many andsu mGent
f We have the largest and
the
nrddenans profit buttake advantage fscoto
Second All the has
that all
Third On
the this
mar ature.
Fourth As strikes recognised
pecn tageo o fon tim totme
fair profit and throws off
the United States all
frw
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means Of
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily Press
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

MR. y. w. HANSON has an excellent ar
fangement to prevent the loss, by theft, of
newspapers and letters 1t can be attached to
any door at trifling expense. We fully en-
dorse his letter box His address is 80 Chapel
Street nov30-tf
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

JoB PRISTlNG.-Every description of job
PRINTING executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange st. WIN. N. MARKx
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

A Danbury girl has married poet, and
carries her own coal.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

AT PREBLE House, Portland, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, November 25, 26 and 81
1 shall return as promised, and remain until
Wednesday evening only. Please call ON the
first days. DIR. o. FrrzarpArn
nov2ltt Clairvoyant Physician.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

An ingenious drugstore clerk of Cleveland,
who is a chemist in disguise, has discovered
new suicide article that not only makes him
famous, but it will save funeral expenses, and
entirely dispenses with coroners and juries,
and robs sensational newspaper reporters of
the pleasure of describing the corpse. The
article is a combination OF powerful chemicals
and when inhaled, change the entire body,
clothes and an, into gases in an instant, leav-
ing no traces of the victim, not even the life
insurance policy being left
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

Tie chap who tried to lift himself by
tugging away at his boot straps, has pro-
totype in a fellow in Muskingum county. who
recently attempted to commit suicide. He
looped a rope around his neck, threw the
other end of it over a cross-beam, and pulled
away vigorously with his hands, trying to
hoist himself from the floor. After a few
pulls he would desist, and try to discover why
he didn't move up, and then repeat the oper-
alton. He hadn't succeeded in hanging him
self at last.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

Georgia boys have become so experienced
iu the use of slings that they can kill poodles
in ladies' arms as they go along the street.
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

DIR. c. C. BENNETT, Falmouth Hotel
The Portland daily press., 1872-12-03

SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be-
fore winter comes on, with the Averll Chemi-
cal Paint
For sale at So Commercial St., Portlaud. If