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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRA NCIScO-Ar 18th inst, ship Roswell
Sprague from Boston, toficers and crew, except two
MoBILE-Ar 9Th inst, sch Eta Sylvester, Sylves-
Ar in, Ship Mary Emma patten, Antwerp; bark
Hattie q Hall, Fisk Boston; brig Isabel Heurman,
Small, do AMI "a An
Az 9Th, ship North Wind, Curtis RIO Janeiro; sch
Wings OF the Morning, Mcfarland, Galveston.
SANANNAH-Ar 11th, barque Wetterhorn, from
Havre. + - 80
Ar at satlla River LIST inst. brig George Harris,
CHARLESrON-Ar 18th inst brig Maria White,
GEoRGEroWN. SCAR alst ult, sch S Wood
bury, Woodbury., Searsport, -.t-.-lt-u-
BALTlMOkE-Ar 18th, sch Ell Hodgdon, Hodg-
don, Nevassa. itF -,
Also ar 18th, barque Marathon Drisko Inagua;
Sid fm Hampton Roads 9Th, schs Tilt, Prescott
tfrom st John, NB,) tor Baltimore: Active. from
NEW YORK-Ar 18th. schs Carrie Heyer, Poland
Savannah, with crew of brig L w kowland); VIM
Flint, Host, st Marys; Carrie Holmes Holiness from
CID 18th, schs Astoria, Richardson Tor Gonaives;
Viola, 1Teworgy, Charleston; - IN VI Ri
Ar 18th, brig Valencia, Small, Mansanilla; j W
WOODRUFF from Calais; schs Sarah, Whalen. East
port; W Beebee, Crawford, Pernambuco. 9il
Cd 18th, barque Alcyone Partridge. Charleston;
brigs Thos Owen, Pett1gil', Nuevitas; Ocean Wave,
PKOVIDENCE--Ar 12th sch Convoy, French,
New York. - -
NEWPORT-Ar 11ih sch w T Emerson. Emer
son, Providence for Baltimore.
In port 18th, schs Archer s. Reeves, Miller from
Boston tor Cape Carnaveral, FIa; Frank Il Emily
Coey, do for Savannah; Abbie Pitman Lambert
Portland for Baltimore; Ethan Allen, Blake do or
Philadelphia; Arthur Burton, Frohock, Savannah
tor Boston; FL Iraiton, Tapey, FIN Boston for Bal
timore. .
HOLMES HOLE-Ar 18th, sch j d Giiiiin, Lin
nekin, New York for Portsmouth.
In port, brig Josie A Devereax; schs C q Clark
ID S Siner, and Arcola. a. ~
BOST0N-Ar 12th; ships Horton, Kelley, from
Liverpool; Clyde, Perry. Glasgow; Lookout Nugent
San Francisco; barque M b Stetson, Beas, Cienfue-
gos. --f.tf -
cid 18th, brig Geo W Chase, Dunning, Portland;
schs Maria Roxana, Palmer. Jacksopye George S
Adams, Sm,iley, Alexandra. l3i 31eFs%k -
Sid, brigs Stockton. Chas Heath, and Lucy Ann
Ar 18th, brig ocean Belle. Morton Savannah
GLOUCESTER-Ar 9th, barque Howland Lewis
Surinam for Boston; Mary Elizabeth, Perkins, nom
Boston. a4 +rer r54ss ~.
Ar llth, sch Lucy Elizabeth, Duly, Boston,
Ar 18th, U 5 steamer Iris Green, FIN Portland fol-
Wilmington, NC, BIZ sch Maggie, Redding Boston
Tor Portland. 9'fetaa a4lst go -
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Newcastle, Del, Feb 1Oth-About eighty vessels,
mostly barques and brigs, bound for Philadelphia,
are at this place. waiting for the ice TO break mn
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DIED.

A, IN inns city, Feb TO- William son of Timothy and
Mary Angn aged 20 years -i-
~ .Saccafappa, Feb II, Mrs. Hannah s., wife OF
archibald Cochran, formerly Of Portland
a, Dun pue G this Thursday afternoon, at o'clock,
aged &c years. 49, e'' =" i''''''
In Bidleford Feb. 10, William r. Iemast son ct
the late Samuel S. Lemont - ' 'o "
,, th inns Thursday afternoon at "a o'clock
rl No. Il Park street "e"'nu Aei-
In Waidoboro, Jan q, Mr.. Henry Crn. aged es
yeaIS-supposed to be the last member of tbe orio;
nal German Church. composed OF the earliest
Of WaldOborO e9' se'tIers
In Bath, Feb. IL, Mrs. Martha L. Brown. aoed 90
years months. aseo oN
In Saeo, Jan. %, Mrs Jane DeMott aged 81 vcars
In Waldoboro, Jan. "a, Mrs, Catharine Weaver
aged 80 years months, y $3.50
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ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL-In the Supreme
Judicial Court at Saco Judge Tapley presid-
ing, the trial of Wilkinson, Egerly and Lewis,
for the murder of Mr.. Spear, was to have com
menced yesterday. The prisoners are to have
separate trials, Wilkinson first. 1t is supposed
Lewis will be made a States evidence. Coun-
ty Attorney Increase S. Kimball conducts the
prosecution, and the prisoner is defended by
Messrs. Ira T. Drew, John M. Goodwin, and
Hubbard and Wedgwood.
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kUNAwAY,-While Hon. VIM w. Thomas
was riding down Middle street yesterday after
noon, his horse got the upper hand +" and
went off at an astonishing pace, Mr.. Thomas
being unable to check him. In turning into
Silver street the sleigh canted enough, with
out upsetting, to throw Mr.. Thomas out. All
the injury sustained was the damage to his
clothing. The horse kept on, but was stopped
OF the foot of Silver street.
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SAILED s PM. steam,eer, Franconia.

The new ship United States, built at Newburyport
by Mr. Currer 1900 tons, has been sold to Capt Chas
Lunt OF N, for $4,000 A. III Ill1s'
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Treasury Department, Ofiice L. II. Board,
Washington City, Feb 4, 1867.
DISASTERS.

Brig Valencia Small, at New York from Mansa-
nilla, experienced very rough weather. lost part OF
deck load, and sprung leak in upper works.
Barque Isaac Rich at Havana from Bath, fell in
with schr John Dorrence 2ist ult in leaky condi-
ton and otherwise disabled. The crew, who had
lived ten days on barv, taken or and the schr
went down in two hours after. ,..siaH ~ a.
= Sch Agnes. IRON Jacksonville Of and for Bath,
which got ashore ON Block Island, LIST Dec, has com
pleted repairs at Newport, and is now reoadng her
eaI go OF lumber. = at .aE avnss
Barque Godfrey, fin New York for New Orleans,
before reported ashore on the Gingerbread Ground,
has been got Off and proceeded.
Barque Arletta, Colcord, from New York, arrived
at Panas, Dec q, and was ordered to vigo to per-
form quarantine. A dispatch from London states
that she has been wrecked, but no particulars are
given. ErT sAslzscs ID FeS Elssas
Sch Carrie Hover, Poland from Savannah for Now
York, fell in with boat containing he crew of brig
I w Rowland, of New York, which was burned
slme day. They were hrOu,.ht TO New York
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SOME FOLKS CAN'T SLEEP INCHES We are
now prepared to supply Hospitals, Physicians the
trade and the great public generally, with the stand
ard and invaluable remedy, DoDD's NERyINE, which
article surpasses all known preparations for the cure
of all forms of Nervousness. 1t srapidly superceng
every preparation Of opiun-the weil-known result OF
which is to produce costiveness and other serious
dicultes it allays irritation reslessness and slasms,
and induces regular action OF the bowel and secre-
tive organs.
No preparation for Nervous Diseases ever sold 80
readily or met with such universal approval. For
Sleeplessness Loss of Energy, Peculiar Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and all the fearful
dy known science. Sold by all druggists. Price ST.
GEO. g. GOODWIN d Co,
aug11sn1yd&w Wholesale Agents, Boston.
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DIR. DEMING can be found at his Office, No
ia Middle street, ready to receive and pre-
scribe for those who may need his professional
services. Dr. D. has an extensive practice, in
which he has had unusual good success. See
advertisement.
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EXCITEMENT IN ANDRosCoGGIN.-Such is the
excitement in Androscoggin County in relation
to the late murder of the two aged women in
West Auburn, that, after the arrest of the
Frenchman young lady from the the lower
part of the county went to Auburn for the pur-
pose of looking at the prisoner. She went up
to the Supreme Court room, and approaching
one of the lawyers addressed him-L"Sir, can /
see the victim?" The lawyer told her she could
not; at which she expressed great surprise,
having travelled SO far to obtain glimpse of
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PORTLAND and VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Boots and Shoes-T. L. Moseley 81 Co.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Variety Sale-E. M. Patten 81 Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Copartnership-Lisk 4 Weston.
Gas Fixtures-Covell & Co.
North Yarmouth Academv-Sprlng Term.
Sierra Morena Molasses--ThOs. Asenclo a. Co.
Snecial Notice-Young Ladies N. N. Society
Counsellor at Law-Charles p. Mattocks.
For Sale Cheap.
For Sale-HOuses and Lots. .la=
Agents Wanted.
Removal-A. d S. Il. Spring.
I.ost-Note of Hand.
RemOyal-Lane Il Little.
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the world.
The only true and PERFECT Dye-1iarmless, Reliable.
Instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous
tnts. Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects Of Bad Dyes. Invigorates The hair, leaving
it soft and beautiful. The genuine is signsd VA
liam a. Batchetor. All others mere limitations,
and should be avoided. Sold by all druggists and
Pertumers Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
G$ beware OF counterfeit.
November 10. 1866. d1ysn
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Advertisement Of Taxes Of Non-residenis.
The following bill has been reported nom the
Senate Committee Oh the Judiciary and print
ed. We hope the amendment will be amend
ed so as to read "and if no newspaper is pub
,ished in such county, said list shall be pub
lshed i'm like manner in the nearest c0uDt,,
adjoining" and then be passed: g 1855
AN ACT relating to collection of taYas in in
corporated places on lands of nonresident
owners. l 50 DIV
Be 1t enacted dc. Section one hundred and
fOrty-two OF chapter six of the revised statutes
is hereby amended by striking out in the fiji
teenth line the words ''the state paper, three
thereof the following words: "some newsna-
per, II any, published in the county where
such real estate lies, three weeks successiyely:
and If no newspaper is published in such
county, said list shall be published in like
manner, in the state paper; in either case
such publication shallbe," SO that the section az
amended shall read as follows:
Sect. l42. AT the expiration of nine months
and not exceeding twelve months from the
date OF the commitment of his bills, the collect
or OF shall make an accurate copy of so much
thereof as relates to the taxes assessed on the
real estate of nonresident owners, whether
described as such in his bills by name, or as
owners unknown, which remain unpaid at
that date, and certify thereon that such taxes
so remain unpaid, and deliver it to the treas
urer of his town. The treasurer shall forth
with record the list and certificate in a book
kept by him for that purpose; said record shall
be sufficient evidence of the facts therein stat
ed. The list SO returned, adding thereto the
number and range of the lots, rights and diyis-
ions, the valuation or other short description
taken from the inventory, together with the
valuation therein, which shall serve to identify
the estate, he shall cause TO be published i'm
some newspaper, yaay, published an the county
0itere such real estate hes three yeeks success
ioety; and II no newspaper as published in such
county SAID list shall published, in like manner
an the state paper; in either case such pttblica-
ton shall be within three months after the
date of the collectors return; and he shall i'm
the advertisement so published, state the name
OF the town, and if il has been changed, for the
whole or part of the territory by the legisla-
ture, within three years, the present and for
mer name shall both be stated, and give notice
that If the taxes, interest and charges are not
paid within eighteen months from the date of
the commitment, somuch of the estate as will
be sufficient to pay the amount due therefor
with interest and charges, will be sold without
further notice, al public auction, at place.
and at day and hour therein named, after
the expiration of the eighteen months and not
exceeding twenty months from the date of
the commitment. The date of the commit
ment, the name OF the collector, and the date
of his return shall be stated in the advertise
III.
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and safe cure for liver complaints. There is no
other known remedy equal to it; thousands
have shared its benefits, and gladly recommend
it to others. jan5-1awtf
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Observation-Disclosures. Foye, Coffin 81 Swan
have removed to their new office, Oh the spot
of the former one, next to the Ocean Insur-
ance office, which has been elegantly fitted up.
They have the agencies of some of the best
offices in the country, Life, Fire and Marine,
and are prepared to take risks on favorable
terms 10 ff4 EE.Tr,t
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MUNICIPAL COURT,

f.. RECORDER NORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-DanielI sley and Richard Collins,
on search and seizure processes, paid $2226 EACH
Matthew Flaherty was complained of in conjunction
with llsley, but was not proved that he had any
connection with the shop, and he was discharged
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DAVIS & Co. have reduced the prices OF
worsted, together with their whole stock La
dies will always find what they wish there, and
at prices which are sure to give satisfaction
Every number of Orrs and McNaught's cotton
kept constantly on hand
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Social FFsTIvAL-All who would like to
enjoy plea SAINT time, should visit the Vestry
OF the Free Street Baptist Church this even
ing where there will be social festival, and
io.s Oh fancy articles and refreshments will be
onerea Tor safe. Supper will be served at IL
o'clock
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VALUABLE MEDICINE-Dr. Poand's White
cesstnl attempt TO combine and apply the medicinal
virtues OF the White Pine Bark. Ii has been thorough
~ tested by people in this city and vicinity and the
proprietor has testimonials to its value from persons
well knows to our citizens. We recommend its trial
in all those of disease to which it is adapted 1t
is for sale by all our Druggsts.-ln
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MARRIED..

IN Bath, Feb. 10, George E. Mcintosh and Mary
f. Boynton.
In Lowell, Feb. 2, Joseph F. Starns and Nellie S.
Russell.
In Biddeord, Feb. g John r. Pike and Alice F.
Hanson. Also, Fred Farnhani and Miss Susan N.
Bean.
In Saco, Andrew j. McCulloch and Miss Maria j..
Plummer
In Saco, Feb. 2, Cephas Hooper and Miss Sarah
Carver, both of Biddeiort
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LIQUOR sEizuREs.-Yesterday the Deputy
marshais seized small quantities OF liquor in
.he shops of Enos Dolley, on India street, aud
MICHAEL Murry, on Washington street.
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IMPosroR.-The public should beware of a
young fellow, with lame arm, who is begging
money of our citizens on the plea that the
overseers OF the Poor are charging him from
% to 10 per week for board. The whole story
is false. The boy was taken into the Aims
House some time since, and kindly treated,
without the Overseers expecting a cent for
their kindness. 1t is one of the tricks to
play upon the sympathies of the public by false
pretenceS
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SEC. 9.--And be it further enacted, that all
laws passed by the provisional council or by the
legislature herein provided for shall, as speedi-
ly as possible after their enactment, be duly
certified and transmitted to the Secretary
of State of the United States for the annroval
Of Congress. And should the same be- disan.
proved by Congress the fact, shall be at once
duly certified ana transmitted to the Chief JUS
thereof shall be endorsed thereon. and tbe
same shall be filed and preserved in the records
OF the supreme Courl, and all laws 40 disan.
proved shall be void after the date of sucb en-
dorsement. .-,.F' N''e Vi '"0" on
,, SEQ III. Be it further enacted, That all
now IN force in Louisiana, consistent with
one constitution and laws of the United States
in u WIN the provisions Of this act shall remain
al t lorce until repealed, or modified; provid-
gu mat no person shall be competent to act as
juror who is not an elector under the provis-
IONS OF this act; and provided also, that all the
expenses of and incident to the administr ation
OF the provisional government herein PROVIDED
lor shall be collected and paid as is now dohe
for the support of the present government Vi
Louisiana.
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The attention of the ladies of the N N So
ciety is called to a notice in our advertising
columns
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NOTICE To MARINERS.
t.' WEST COAST AFRICA CAPE MANUEL.
Information has been received at this office that
from the first day OF Dec, ISIS, light would be ex-
hibited from a lighthouse recently erected on Cape
Manuel, West point OF Goree Bay, Cape Verde, West
Coast of Africa .leN -as gtl- It at eflI
The light il fixed red light eli ylte 100 feet above
the level OF the sea- and in clear weather should be
seen from a distance OF miles.
The illuminating apparatus is by lenses of the
fourth order.
The tower is square, thirty nine feet high rising
from the centre OF the Keepers dwelling, and paint
ed white. 1t is built on the cliff, and the position as
given, is in lat il IS Sc N. lon IL rs 81 West Green
Wieh; from it Cape Verde light bears N N W nearly
six miles.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board:
W. 3, SHUBRICK, Chairman.
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"SPoIrING FOR A FIGHr. "-Y yesterday after
noon fellow in the rear of Dolan's block,
corner of Fore street and Union wharf, got
"chock full of fight and was flourishing about
IN grea t style, threatening to whip somebody
or everybody. A tumble down a cellar way
did net cool his ardOr, but seemed rather to in
CREASE it. A large crowd was attracted to the
spot, and it began to look as if there would be
so rimmage," when two or three of the mans
frier Ids laid violent hands upon him and made
him go home.
Il etween six and seven o'clock in the even
ing there was an ARRAY between couple of
dru nken men at the foot of Centre street.
One Of them complained that the "baste had
bit off the end of his nose" The combatants
we're separated and made to go each to his
home. sl.,.st Is. Be- ...-.t. ...
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KENNEBEc & PORTLAND r. r. Co. = The
annual meeting of this corporation was held
at Brunswick on Monday. The reports of the
Directors and Treasurer We're presented, by
which it appeared that the affairs of the Road
are IN fiourishing state. The following
named gentlemen were chosen Directors for
tee ensuing year:
II. ID. Rice and Col. ID. Alden. Augusta: N.
M M. w hitmore, Gardiner; PhiIander Coburn,
Skowhegan; Geo f. Patten and VIM. ID.
peWaii, Bath; John B. Brown, Geo. +. Shop
icy and HOraho n. joe portiand
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THE SWEET HoancrpE CAsp-Tbo ,rv m
the case OF Mrs. SWEET, indicted for k;pino bor
husband by administering mornh;ne to hin,
IN his liquor, after being out ten honrs 90
tuesday came into Court, at Saeo at hoIs 49,.
nine o'clock in the evening. with -. p"'e
manslaughter vi
"heh 'he Jury retired to consider and make
up their verdict, they stood seven for man,
slaughter, Two for murder, and three for ael
quittal. After long and labored consultation
and examination Of the evidence, they agreed
upon the verdict of manslaughter. She exhib-
tied some emotion when the verdict was rem
dered.
The charge of Judge Tapley in this case is
pronounced model one, and as having been
,ar towards the prisoner She has not yet
been sentenced.
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For Coughs, Colds and Co..,u...
Try the old and well known yECETaRu'E
PULMONARY BALSA M, apnroyed and used
by our oldest and most celebrated Physicians for forty
REED, CUTLER & CO., Druggists.
decz4sNu&"om Boston, Proprietors.
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Long Sought For!
come at Last!
Mains Elder Berry Wine.

We take pleasure IN announcing that the above
Druggists and first class Country Grocsrs ny "' my
As MEDICINE Mains Wine is Invaluable beino
among the best mot the best remedy for colds and
agreeable Beverages. Manufactured from y, th ra
Juice q the berry, and anadlulterated by any impure
lngredient we can heartily recommend it to the sick
ITO the days of the aged it addo,,, ,o',,.,,
10 the mighty il addeth strength
rs pam ior the sick, joy for the we'll
Druggists and Grocers buy and sell eli
MAINS ELDERBERRY WINE
nov q N d&wtf
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A letter from the Crown Princess of
Prylssia.

A letter from the Grown Princess of
The following letter from the eldest daughter
OF Queen Victoria, acknowledging gift from
ladies' IN America to the Prussian soldiers
wounded in the )ate war with Austria, is print
cd IN the New York Tribune:
vn MY DEAR MADAM Won HoIszENpoRFF.-
=. ~ IN must not lind fault with me If nv retard-
,,a u. oer'ainly cordial thanks for yo1r letters
on. 1iu PACKAGES IS not expressed until To Inv
,he a"erlcan preserves only arrived aftl,,. IN
departure from Erdmannsdorf hnt I ri ~
ca your note and the direction for tho ,,n,,nn,,
t,oh Vi lhe refreshments to Madam Won d.
1 il, VINO was nursing in the hosnitaI. Of
ErdmannsdorE She wrote TO mo that 49,. vi
thihg mad safely arrived, and that the nor ny
tents had been glad to receive the nreserval pa
The object which the kind American Iadv bad
In view, has, therefore, been fully accom1,isb-
ed, and 1t remains for me only to saw how much
am delighted at such mark of interest in
on dear soldiers from distance so remote.
and to ask you TO transmit my thanks to Mrs.
Taylor. l. sla M
/ may be permitted, i hope ON this OCCASION
to mention thatI have followed with great ia
terest your efforts in behalf of the wounded
have no right to praise, but useful efforts and
noble labors excite in me a joy which L hope
may take the liberty of expressing. l hope
your husband and children are well, and beg
YOU 10 remember me to the former.
remain yours affectiOnately,
1icIoRIA, Crown Princess of Prussia
Ne" Taiace, POtsdam Nov q 1896
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Pulmonary Complaints,
has induced many Physicians of high standing to
employ it in their practice some of whom advise us
of the fact under their own signatures. We have
space only for the names OF few Of these:--
E. BoYDEN, nj. d., Exeter, Me.
ALEXANDER HATCH, M. d.. China, Me.
r. FELLOWS, nj. D., Hill, N. H. a
w. II. WEBB, M. D., Cape Vincent, N. Y. .
W. b. LYNCH, nj. d., Auburn, N. Y.
ABRAHAM SKILLMAN, NJ. d., Boundbrook, N. j.
II. d. MARTIN, M. d., Mansfield, Pa.
The proprietors have letters from all classes of
fellow citizens from the halls OF Congress to the
humblest COTTAGE and even beyond the seas; for the
fame and virtues OF Wistnr's Raisama have eX-
tended to the 80 nttermost bounds OF the earth, -
without any attempt our part to introduce it be-
yond the limits of our own country. .-a
Prepared by SETH w. FoWLE & SON. Is IRE
mont Street, Boston, and sold by all Druggists and
Dealers generally,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Very Large stock of Roots.

Shoes and fashionable styles of Slippers can at all
STREET, Boston. feb14dJt