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NEW ENGLAND FoRTs.-The Engineers De-
partmant OF the army estimates that the fol-
lowing amounts should be Appropriated for the
coming fiscal year by the United States. on the
New England forts, viz:-for Fort Knox, mar.
rows Of Pelobscot river, $4,000; Fort Popham
Kennebec River, $4,000; Fort Georges, on Hoe
Island Ledge, Portland, S125 900; Fort Preble
Portland harbor, 10000; Fort Scanned, Port
land harbor, $1500o0; Fort Constitution Ports
mouth harbor, Sl50,000; Fort McClary, Ports
mouth harbof, 100000; Fort Warren, Boston
harbor, 100000; Fort Winthrop and batteries,
Boston harbor, $4,000; Fort Independence,
boston halbor, 100000; the fort at Clark 5
Point, New Bedford harbor, $4,000; the per-
manent deiences at the western entrance OF
Sarraganset Bay, Rhode Island, 100000. The
department. also recommends tho following ap-
preparations tor new works, which it proposes to
peslh at once and push forward vigorously.
nahely;0dwo additional forts 10 Portland har-
bor; Sl0O,O00; one additionalfortin Portsmouth
harbor, 40 coo; one additional fort in Boston
hharbor, $4,000; two forts in Narraeanset Raw
Slge OO0.- Washington Dispatch 70 Boston IS,
reFtiser O''o'e A"-
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WHAT WILL SHE Do2--At the college of
France, among the lecturers, M. Laboulaye,
who is occurring on Comparative Political
Economy, and II. Cheyaier, known to Ameri-
cans by ilis book on the United States, are at
tracing occasional American listeners. M.
Laooulaye, in the course OF his reflections,
sometimes makes hattering and felicitous allu-
sions 10 America, and then the students clap
Justify, In truth, the French people fancy we
have arranged some matters as they yet intend
to do. Why" said Lord Bulwer Lytton, the
other day in Paris, to a distinguished Anneri-
can,-.why is it that you Americans are so
friendly with the French and SO severe upon
the English?" Because" replied Mr.. -,
"tIle French people have always been with us,
and every Erencn writer of any distinction ad-
voeated our cause during our civil war, while,
in England, almost without exception, all the
men Of political weight, and almost all your
distinguished writers, sided with the rebels"
the truth is" replied Lord Lytton, you are
gong to be powerful; your growth of millions
IN some generations, win make you fearfully
powerful TO Europe"
And IN the meantime .,hat will Enrope be
dolng-she will not stand still?'
Tibet is trFle that is true" replied Lord Lvt.
ton.-Paris Letter. Nj - 49,.
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=. WILKES Booths Diary.

A Washington dispatch states that the
proper congressional committe have come
Into possession Of the diary OF John Wilkes
Booth, which, it will be remembered, was not
used in the trial of the conspirators. 1t shows
that he was an agent of officers high in
tho confederate government, and received
money from them on more than one occasion
1t farther shows that the plan of the con.
splFisors at one time was simply to kidnap
aF Lincoln, and it duplicates only Booth and
I1'foi' directly, in his assassination. In the
sn"y Ok Sfiday, April 21st, week after the
-nui"eF' lie speaks OF himself as an outcas,
ana assassin with broken leg, aloae in !
swamp weighed down by quilt and no.a;s,s
beyond the forgiveness of Goa N possibly
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.


JANUARY TERM.-pARRows J, PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.--In the case OF Hiram Brooks & al. vs.
Daniel Donovan, the jury returned verdict for the
plaintiff for $3.50 ......-.r ...... ,..,
The members OF the first jury were discharged I'M
til o'clock, and those of the second jury until ten
o'clock on Monday.
The following eases were taken up before the Judge
without the intervention of a jury: M
No. 175.-Stillson j. Mathews vs. William j. Har-
mon. Assumpsit to recover the amount of note for
s25, given by defendant to plaintiff, in September,
1864. The defense was that the note was given in
setlemen, Of criminal prosecution and, therefore,
void Judge Barrows decided that the ofense was OF
that nature of which settlement was allowed by the
statutes and ordered judgment he entered ior the
plaintiff. Defendant excerpts.
ADAMS. Orr.
No. 224.-William j. Harmon g. ux. vs.. Charles
Crossman. Trespass. Defendant, as Deputy Sheriff,
attached and sold the writ in the case above mem
toned, lot of fresh beef the property of Har-
mon. 1t is claimed that the beef belonged to Mrs.
Harmon, for whom William j. was only acting as an
agent. Decision reserved. -s5l0 "a j.
Orr. Adams
Court adjourned to ten o'clock Monday morning.
The assigned for trial at that time is No. 1871
Daniel b. Meserve VS.. Oriental Powder Company
There are three hundred and seyenty-two cases on
the new docket for this term. 4aalr...st 81
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ExToRTIoN By HAcKMEN-A friend who
lately visited New York writes us that he read
in one OF the city papers that the extortion
practlced by hacllmen there was such that "no
man calls carriage without having first re-
solved upon fighting or being robbed" But
having lady with him, he took carriage at
the depot, and@the following was his expert
ence:
Upon reaching the hotel he alghted and
asked the price for the service.
Five dollars, said Jebu. = u
Handing him five dollar greenback, the
gentleman .It., inquired quietly:
What is your Number?
-Four dollars" he answered gruff1y.
ber?" Law 40 Soui mum
Three dollars" said the fellow sulkily.
.,!h6ere are three. Now, your number, sir?"
driver. W. -'''fN w
Two, then; here they are What is your
piled whip.
Here is your dollar, said our friend civilly
All you are entitled to. It's no consequence
as to your number now. Good morning.
or robbery.
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MAGAZINES

NORTHERN LIGHTs-The third number 0.
this new weekly opens with poem By Mrs
Howe entitled "The Rich Mans Library
"Neighbors' Wives" is continued; there is an
amusing story entitled "Let those Laugh who
VIM and thrilling one of "a Night in the
Sewers" Low Life in New York" forms the
subject of vivid sketch, and the very COM
mon folly of exalting the past at the expense
Of the present is cleverly exposed in a spirited
essay on "The Proper Use of Grandfathers. "
"Our Contributors Club" continues to furnish
record of its doings. There are four illustra-
tons in this number, by II. L. Stephens, Ham,
matt Billings and Aug. Hoppin.
The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW for December
is received from the Republication Office Of the
Leonard Scott Company, IS Walker street, N.
Y. 1t contains an article on animal Chem
istry," brim full of scientific facts bearing on
the relations of the food Of man to his muscu-
lar power; paper on the Irish Church Estab-
lishment; another on Papal Elections; caro-
full review of the recently published works re-
lating to the career of the Emperor Frederick
the Second; and another of Professor Coming
toms "4Eneid." "Empedocles Sixteenth Gen.
fury Studies" and Submarine Telegraphy"
are the subjects of the remaining articles.
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DIED.

In this CITY, JAM II, Mrs. Emily III aid, wife OF
Marshal j. S. Head, aged - Years months.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, from
No 10 Boyd street. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend.l
In this city, Jan. 49, suddenly, Mrs Carol ne r. NJ
widow of the late John S. Harris, Esq, Of Boston,
, cd so years
In his city, Jan. Is, Capt Chas II. Gilman, aged
AZ wears months-late of co. g., 18th Ne. Reg. He
died OF chronic darrbea contracted in the service.
Funeral on Monday afternoon at O'Clock, from
No. t6 Green street,
In Greenwood, ethsinst Mrs. Lydia Flint, relet OF
the late Isaac Flint, Esq. aged 50 years.
massachusetts papers please copy.l
On Long Island, Jan. 10, Mrs. Mary wife OF Ste :
phen Pettenglll aged Al years.
In South ThomaSton, Nov. %, Mrs. Sarah T.. wife
OF VIM. Munroe, aged IS years.
In Monoe, Jan. q, Miss Hattie A., eldest daugl ter
OF r. g. and F.. f. circuit. aged 25 years.
In Prospect. Jan. 10, Welman H., only sou Of Al
bert 1erriman aged Il years.
In Rcckland Dec. IS, Mrs. Eliza, relict of Isaac
Upham, OF Union, aged II years.
In Rockand, Jan. 1. William, son of Capt SILVA
nus and CathaIine Holden aged IT years. 3''5l
eg-The funeral services Of Arthur c. Trcltthen,
of George and Abby Ire etben will te held this
Saturday, afternoon, at o'clock
The funeral services of the late Miss Elizabeth
j. Dodge, viii take place on sunday, at o'clock,
rom No. 70 ord street. Ike atiy and friends are
invi ed to attend. t
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP NIGHBs.--We are
now prepared 10 supply Hospitals, Physicians, the
trade and the great public generally with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERvINE which
OF all forms Nervousness Ii is rapidly supercedin
every preparation of Opum-the wel-known result OF
which is TO produce costiycness and other serious
dicultes it allays irritation resessness and spasms,
and induces regular action of the bowel and secre
tive organs. l.s9l- .ssl.s.- Z 1stAW r.Ea
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold so
readily, or met with such universal approval. For
Sleeplessness, Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the ,earfnl
mental and bodily symptoms that follow in the train
of nervous diseases Dodds Nervine is the best
dy known science. Sold by all druggists. Price 81.
GEO. C. GOODWIN s. Co.,
aug11sn1yd&w Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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Professional Card.

Dr. WIs. En-. SWEET, one of the celebrated
family of Sweet, BONE SETTER, from Rhode Island,
but or the last 10 years resident Of New Bedford,
Mass, having been associated there with his brother
Job, with the most lattering success, has through
the solicitation of his friends and patients in the
State Of Maine, opened an office in this City, in
House No. 81 Gray Street, trear Bracket St.,
where he will attend 10 all bu mess pertaining to
his profession Such as Setting Bones, Dislocaton
of Bones Injuries of Bones, Stiff Joints, Contract
ed Cords, Hip Disease, Weak and Palsied Limbs,
Spinal Complaints, Fractures, Rheumatic Affections,
Sciatics, and Lameness in general The Dr. flatters
himself that, after having natural gift, combined
with practice of twenty years in his profession,
that he can most cases pronounced neuraSe by
other physicians. Hundreds of Testimonials can be
given bat it is deemed unnecessary here.
ofice hours nom . 10 10 A. Nj. and fror, 9 TO 8
P. NJ. M
Jan. Il, 1861 jan15 DIV sS
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ously piled-as for instance, in some places on
Commercial street the South side Of the track
is about bare while on the North side of the
track the drifts are from two to six feet deep
The same is the case in many of the streets and
it will require some labor so to distribute the
snow as to make rood sleighiDg.
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CUMBERLAND CoUNTY.-The annual state
ment of the financial condition of this coun-
ty shows that the amount received into the
treasury from all sources during the year was
s77, 1892; balance in the treasury Dec. 31st,
1865, ST.. 47s01; total $94,667.s3 The expendi-
lures during the year amounted to S62, 1885.
Leaving balance in the treasury Dec. 31st,
1866, OF $32l7S.97. All the County taxes for
1866 have been paid by the several towns ex-
cepting Gray and a portion OF that of Cape
Elizabeth. The county tax Of last year was
$55,850.00. The estimate Of money to be raised
by county tax for the present year is &c.,
1inGn
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Why suffer from Sores Z?

When by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT,
you easily be cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from BURNS. ScALDs, CHAPPED HANDS, SPRAINs,
CHiLBLAINs, SORE LIPS, WARTS, CUTS, BoILs,
ERUPTIoNs, and erery complaint Of the Skin. Try
it for ii costs but 25c. Be sure to ask for HALE'S
ARNICA OINTMENT.-For sale by all Drug fists,
or send 35c to o. P. Seymour a. CO., Boston,
Mass and receive box by return mail.
no. Il CIV ~
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RAILROAD 10 AEsoN.-The nro,,
4oaa 70 Anson Is not as was stated YESTERDAY
tolun nom Skowhegan to that VILLAGE nv.
to connect with the Maine Central at w.,
Wa.erYi-le, running through Norridgwock to
Anson, and the route is said to be most favor.
able one, as after leaving West Waterville q
few niles, tits dead level for the rest of the
way,
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DEATH OF Mns. HEALD.-We are panied in
announcing the death of Mrs. Head, wife of
our City Marshal, which occurred Thursday
evening. She was native of Belfast, and had
been married about two years and a half Not
withstanding she came here almost as a stran-
ger, by her gentle and lady-like department,
she soon gathered around her a large circle of
friends, who will mourn her early decease, and
mingle their sympathies with her sorrowing
husband. She leaves an infant daughter three
1T four weeks old. .....e mas
The funeral Of Mrs, Head viii take place on
Sunday afternoon.
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R4cHELs secRET, A Novel, By the author
of ''The Master Of Merton is the title of an
English story of considerable merit republish-
ed by Harper and Brothers as one of their Ii
brary Of Select Novels. Price, in paper covers,
fifty cents; sold at'all the bookstores,
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MIssINc.-Mr. Hilton, painter in the en-
ploy of Mr.. Bell, left his work Thursday after
noon to go to his home on Washington street,
but gave out on Boyd street, and was discover
Cd in helpless condition by a family in that
street, who took him in and cared for him.
After remaining while he thought be felt able
to go through, and left the place, and has not
since been heard from, though efforts have been
made to learn something of him.
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Warren's COUGH BaIsam.

The best Remedy ever compounded for Colds,
Coughs, Catarrh and Consumption, and all
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs.
G=S For sale by all Druggists. Manufactured by
II. r. BRADBURY,
octl9d&WsNCm Druggist, BANGOR.
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TIE annual meeting of the Crown Mining
Mining Company was adjourned, on account of
the storm, to two o'clock this Saturday after
noon, at the Municipal Court Room, in tho
Chestnut Street School House.
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observation-disclosures. W. & A. Curtis, at
their yard back Of Munjoy, have got up the
frames for two first class schooners of about
225 tons each, one for Capt. Randall, late of
schr. VIM. Fl. Mailer, and the other for Capt.
Smith, of schr. Leesburg. They are owned by
the builders and others, of Portland, and will
be launched early next spring,
Capt. Charles Merrill is building fine schr.
in Westbrook, near Turkey bridge, of $50 tons,
for Capt Upton, to be off in April a
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CORRECTION train from Augusta, on
Thursday, was only twenty minutes behind
time, and that was occasioned by waiting to
hear from Portland. Our statement was pre-
Dictated upon the delivery of the mails at tho
Post Office
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PosIPosED-In consequence of the severity
Of the storm, the Ball of the Associates Ex-5,
which was to have come off Thursday night,
is postponed to Tuesday, 10Th instant
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM FIRE - Thursday
evening young lady attempted to fill burn
Ing lamp with patent oil, in the house on the
corner Of Portland & Hanover streets. The
lamp exploded setting fire to the oil in the can
on the table. She had presence of mind
enough to throw the can from her and to give
an alarm which brought in other occupants OF
the house. The carpet, floor and table were on
fire but the flames were quickly and quietly
quenched by throwing bucket of water and
some snow upon them, The young lady was
slightly burned in the face. 'Vs{s8
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DIvoRcEs.-The new docket for the present
term Of the Supreme Judicial Court contains
eighteen hbels for divorces Ten of the petit
TONERS are the wives, and eight are the hus-
bands. r
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FREsco AND SIGN PAINTING-Attention is
invited to the advertisement of Messrs Wright
& Clark, Morton Block. AT their establish
mant may be seen specimens of their skill in
noiutinn
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THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT AND THE LIE

$1,000 ASN"A>-'~A ooFGhNAlENT AND The LIE
Want HERALD.-The Tribune's Constantine
pies correspondent says: ~
You remember that some time ago the Lee
want Herald, an English newspaper here was
fined for publishing false news and defaming
the Turkish Generals in Crete The Greeks
here responded to this condemnation by adding
800 new subscribers to the subscription at a
pound and half each. Good for the Greeks!
The Levant Herald is the only paper here which
has dared to tell the truth about Crete, and
the Turks are furious about it. But John
Bull is not only pocketing G450 from the Greeks
as result of this prosecution, but he has re-
fused to pay the fine of $50 to the Turks, on
Quoted in accordance with the laws of the
press As be is an Englishman, the fine can
be collected only through the English En-
bassy. So, Of course, this will be the judge
OF the justice of his plea. He is unquestion-
ably right in it, and the Turks will have moth
ing to do but to bite their tongues, and if they
think it wise, prosecute him anew. But this
they can hardly do, because time has proved
to the world that their own reports were false,
and not those OF the Levant Herald. So
much for an attempt to muzzle John Bull.
THE ITALIAN BIsHoPs.-The unfrocklng of
the political bishops by the italian government
is one of the grievances that the papal author
tiles have bitterly complained Of and under
certain conditions they have been reinstated
over their dioceses. Certain bishops who re-
tired to Rome addressed a letter to the presi-
don't of the Italian Council to know if they
could likewise regain their seats. The noble
reply of M. Ricasoli to this appeal has attracted
much attention in Paris, and to Americans
this document has special interest. Tie elo-
quent writer calls attention to the free discus
sion of religious doctrines as enjoyed in Amer
lea, and declares to the bishops that the Italian
government wish with themselves soon to see
the same liberty permeating Italy *ss.t
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DISASTERS.

DESASEEKS.
The hull OF barque Hamilton, ashore at Point
Judith was sol at auction on Tuesday for 1925
The materials previously saved, including anchors
chains. sails, &c, have also been sold.
Ad,Ices from Rio Janeo of the 9th ult, state that
ship Bethiah Thayer, from Cardiff with coal was of
Point Negra 80 miles from Rio Janeiro, and was in
great danger OF being driven ashore as the weather
was very boisterous. The S steamer Nipsc and
a steam tug had gone to her assistance.
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GRACE,s CELEBRATED sALvE:

Cures in q very short time cd
OLD SORES, BURNS, SCALDS, CUTS, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, SPRAINS, CHAPPED HANDS
CHILBLAINS, &C., &c
Gracc's Celebrated Salve!
Is prompt in action soothes the PAIN takes out the
soreness, anu reduces the most angry looking swell
ngs and intammations, as if by magic; thus afford
ing Relief and q complete cure.
only rs cents box; sent by mail tor 50 cents.
SETH w. FOWLE d SON, is fremont ST, Boston,
Proprietors Sold by Druggists aud dealers gener-
ally. Ea .f tr-i.I
febl9, 'da-sSeodT. l.s& weow
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur.
rent Wines

So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores OF WV Whip
pie 81 Co., II. II. Hay, w. +. Phillips & Co., L. l..
Stanwood and j. w. Perkins 81 Co. janl2sNdly
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
Try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM, approved and used
by our Oldest and most ihysicians for forty
years past. Get the genuine.
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists,
oec2asNd&w6m Boston, PROJECTORS.
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Long Sought For! o
tts@t Come at Last !
Mains Elder Berry Wine,

We taho pleasure In announcing that the above
named article may be found for sale by all City
Druggists and first class Country Grocers.
As a MEDICINE Mains Wine is invaluable, being
among the best, il not the best, remedy Tor colds and
pulmonary complaints, as wei enc of the most
agreeable beverages. Manufactured from the pure
Juice OF the berry, and unauthorized by any impure
Ingredient we can heartily recommend it to the sick
as medicine, and to the well, as Jererage.
ITO the days of the aged it addetli length,
To the mighty il addeth strength"
IT'S q balm for the sick, q joy for the we'll
Druggists and Groeers buy and sell
MAINS, ELDERBERRY WINE.
noy l.S,wtf b..
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MARRIED.

In Montville, Jan. 10, Joseph L. Longfellow, of
Palermo, and Elmira II. Cox OF Lioery
Mary W. Pool
I In Belfast, JAM u William Thurston and Susan
b. Hall.-aa,-- -s-,--- lss-a-s---af-'--"
IN Belfast. Jan. 10, Ormon A. Hopkins and Miss
Arabella BIier. ~.
In Searsmont, Jan. 4. Abner D. Dean and Mary
j Daisy.
In Monroe, Jan. 8, Ambrose c. Neally, of Winter
port and Zantba V. Chase, OF NJ.
In belmont, Jan. /, Niles NJ. Pease and Georgia
A. Jordan.
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PORTLAND md VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

w., Advertisements To-day.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and shoes-r. L. Moseley s. Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN
Grand BaIi-Portland Associates S. ~
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Twines-Chas. Mclaughlin & Co.
Seven Thirties-National Traders Bank,
Bowdoin College-lIediealD Department.
Fresco Painters-Wright e. Clark.
Paints and Oil Cheap. w. Perkins g. Co.
Camphor Ice-J. II. Lunt 81 Co.
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PAINTS AND OIL CHEAP
just received in bond and for sale DUTY FREE, for
use on the burnt district,
Strictly Pare Engiish lead and Oil
Rebuilders will effect great saving by purchasing
In this way.
Every description of PAINT STOCK at the lowest
rates by j. w. PERKINS a. co.,
janI9dct So Commercial street.
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COLGATE & CO.'S.

COLGATE q CO.'S, ,1-
w IN II Err So A r.
Recommended for Chappcd Hands and fer
general Toilet use during Cold Weather. 1t
may be obtained of all druggists and fancy good
dealers. sNdec2itofebl0
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ROWDOIN COLLEGE.

TINHE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. The 18th An
nual Course of Lectures in the Medical School
OF Maine, will commence Feb. 2Ist and continue 6
Weeks
e. FACULTY. OF INSTRUCTION.
IASSoEL HARRIS, ID. D., President OF the College.
=, nENNEY, L. L. D., Lecturer on Medical
Practice of Medicine ioesSoi Vi ue' ineoiy an"
,,o,;o a. IA TsS ~ D.. Professor OF Matega
G. L. FORD, NJ. D., Professor or ,.,on,v anil
Physiology. " ana 0"'S anu
e. +. BRACKET, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy. '
W. W. GREENE. NJ. D., Professor of SURGERY
r. H. JEwETT. NJ. D., Professor OF Obs etriass nd
Diseases of Women and Children. -'e' anu
III. III, SEAyEY, NJ. D., Dsmonstrator in Anato-
my ,.n
{. L. BRACKETT, NJ. d., sec'y.
Brunswick Jan j, 1867, Jal5I.I,& SullAiarl