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FOREIGN PORTS.

Sid i'm Genoa 4th inst. barque j McIarren
Corning, Boston.
Sid i'm Southampton 9Th inst, ship Benz Bangs,
Ar at Liverpool 9th inst ship Montpelier, Watts,
st John, NE; via Boston.
Ar at Liverpool 21st inst, ship Thaeher Magoun,
Peterson. San Francisco
Ar at St Thomas I'd inst. barque Harry Booth, I'm
Buenos Ayres
Sid 10Th ulI brig Chas Miller. Brewer, Cuba
At Kingston. ia. Sd inst, sch White Swan, Col
Inns, FIR New York.
Ar at Trinidad 7th inst. sch Mary Augusta, Lord,
In port lth, brig Nellie Hustled, sralOney for New
York, ready.
Ar at sisi : inst. sch Mary Stowe. Rankin, from
Key West.
Ar at CienfueRos 9th Inst brig Abby Thaxter
Lane, Martinique: 18th. w Vannaman from Port,
4Sld 9Th, barque Aexandrin1, Snow. Boston. s,h
brig Mereeditta, Kohl, New York; 7lh. Peri. do.
, Ar at Remedies 9Th inst brig Ch:mboraz 20. Cook
Sid 81, brig Moonlight, Gilbert. Bos,on ...
Ar at Mansanilla 81 ult. briggs Sami lindsey vii.
son L n, dad GentauI, Marston. St Jago.
. ol1 eth INST, brgs W Barter Gilcbrist York :
Saml Lindsey, Wilson, Boston.
Mnha a, s'atanzas 18th inst, sch NJ Hathaway Cole
land b1o stN, pIaraTe Mary Libby Libby Port
He'll Bros, Hatfield, Portland sch May Monroe,
mmonros' Charleston; 18th, tarque Acacia, Robinson,
Cid Sth barque Clara Mcconnell. New York; 10th
Sea tagle, Howes, Philadelphia; sch Mary Louisa,
Hamilton: Nor,h Of hatteras 1 tb, bafque I, "
lord, Pinkham, philadelphia 14th, brig Cheviot,
Whitney, Portland.
Ar at Cardenas It'll, sch Ralph Post Smith. New
York; 9th, brig Battis Wheeler, Bacon Portland;
sch Gen banks, GEM, fr do; 10TH brig kabboni,
Coombs Baltimore; sch Iotle. Henley, from Sierra
Moreno.
Sid 10Th. brig j Polledo, tBrl Pummer, Pc tland;
sch Lottie, Henley. do.
Sid i'm Havana 10th, brig Fanny lincoln, Collin
for Remedies; 18th, barqus Elba, Peterson Sagua;
brigs Golden Lead Jones, New York; Faustlna,
Ar sth, brig Abbie Clifford. Clifford Boston.
Chartered-ship Clara Ann. to load at Matanzas
New Orleans, 1000 boxes sugar at 81 62I per hoy.
barque Lorena, TO Load at Caibarien Tor New YORK
TOO hhds sugar at SSH Abby Thomas, (Br to load at
Sagua tor North Of Hateras, GOO boxes at s7i brig
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WASHINGTON NEws.-We select the follow
ing as the most important and interesting
items in the Washington dispatches to the
evening papers:
Attorney General Stanbery states his opin.
ion of the situation as follows:
Il do not think any force will be necessary
and don't think any will be used. The cues
ton is one involving the power of the Pres
ident to exercise a preogative accorded him by
The constitution. AS long as an opportunity
Is gwen to resolve and debate hold MEETINGS
and indulge in fair exchange of views. there
Is no danger OF serious trouble; but to restrain
these privileges would probably lead to some
other means of giving vent to the views held
by the opposite parties. 1t is like two LAWYERS
that take issue npon points of law or fact. and
have the appearance of great hostility, but they
are just as much friends as ever
Inc Heralds dispatch says numerous dis
patches have been received from the Grand
Army of the Republic endorsing the action OF
Congress. The general tenor of these dis
patches is that the members of the Grand
Army OF the Republic will not see Conorass
oyerthroWn, and lfviolence is used in ejecting
Mr.. Stanton 100000 men are ready to come to
Washington and put him back. The Order Is
reported as in great state of excitement. and
is unanimously resolved to take sides with the
policy of Congress and defend it in ali its
measures If affairs are brought to such an ex-
A rumor is abroad tonight that Chief JUS
tice Chase visited the President Sunday after
noon, and that it is quite possible he will exert
his influence with the more consderate and
judicious leaders of the radical party. No
compromise could possibly be effected that
did not stipulate for the removal of Mr.. Stan
ton.
Gov Swami, of Mary land, is in consultation
with the President at Washington. This gives
color to the report that the Maryland militia
has been offered to the President by the COM
mander of that organization.
General Lew Wallace, who was ordered to
aep or. at Washington by the commander of
III o,ie Grand Army of the Republic, has ar
49,, ana Is in consultation with General
.,,a 1n nri9ohe's special mentions report that
lit on ie 'st is preparing proclamation
Gaming upon the country to coma 70 tha rascua
IN this moment of its peril. "a he ;ndaoS IL.
and that he has summoned to his 99Ss;sta,, 80 ~,
some of the leading LAWYERS who 800 ~
Messrs. Black, Blair and Others 70 "a WIN
this emergency. Several interyiews ha atni IN
Gen. Emory and the President have 49,
held and it is said that Gordon Gran@or D ',ii
take command in case Emory is removed hn
the President. ~
General Grant has issued an order callino
the attention of commanders of posts to The
recent act of Congress, that all orders to the
army must pass through his hands; and to the
'a'' 'hat his headquarters are in this city, and
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ENGLISH JUSTICE TO THE Poor. = English
courts give frequent illustrations Of impartial-
ity in the administration of the law. bnt thev
are sometimes guilty OF what common sense
cannot fail to regard as very gross Injustice
and cruelty. A poor widow at Exeter, with
thee little children, going to market to sell
three pennyworth of greens, was called on for
three halfpence toll to the market lessees. She
refused to pay it, because She couIdn'tdo it
without depriying her children of their scanty
breakfast, but she offered penny, which was
refused. The magistrate sentenced her to
three days Imprisonment and sent her child
rem TO the workhouse There are too many
similar cases reported in the English journals
for comfortable reading.-N Y. Times. IA
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PENpLEroN is supposed to be dead. The
conclusion of the Democratic National Com
mittee to cali the Convention at New York is
an evidence that the eastern opponents of Pen,
dleton have gained the preliminary battle
The PendIeton men, too, wanted the Conven.
tion to meet earlier than the 4th of July
Pendleton would be good man to help along
the Republican cause during the campaign
but no better than Ex-Governor Seymour Of
New York, who now seems to be the man
whose name is most prominently mentioned
in connection with the nomination His adj
dress to the New York rioters in 1868 will tell
against him fearfully in the campaign.
WE learn that Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has
been invited TO speak in various places in
New Hampshire the present week and unit
the election comes off in that State.
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HORSE RAILROAD AFFAIRS AT the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Horse Rail
road in January, motion was passed au-
thorizng the Directors, if thought expedient,
to lease the Westbrook portion of the road
Subsequently parties came forward and offer
ed to take lease of that part of the road, at
per cent. per annum on the cost for the first
ten years, and 6 per cent. for the next ten
years The new Board of Directors have con-
sidered the matter carefully, and ON Saturday
declined the proposition.
On the subject of fares, they returned to
their first love. by ordering on and after
March LIST, in the city, single fares shall be 5
cents, % tickets for 81; Westbrook, Morrill's
Corner, 16 tickets for 81, single fare, 10 cents;
Woodford's Corner, 20 tickets for 81, single
fare, s cents. Thus this vexed question OF
fares has been settled in favor of the public;
and we trust it will prove satisfactory all
round, cause more to avail themselves of this
cheap mode of conveyance, and also enable the
Directors to make satisfactory report to
their stockholders in January next
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bristol Line.

The steamers Bristol and Providence having been
withdrawn for few weeks, in order TO renoyate and
reht them, the Bristol Line will two frst-cias
fast propeors from Bristol in connection with hos
ton and Providence Railroad, exclusively Tor Freight
Shippers are assured their goods viii be delivered
with promptness and despatch. Mark your goods
"Bristol Line" Ship by Boston and Providenee
Railroad For fur her intormation stencils and re-
eeipts, apply at Company Office, No. Old State
house Boston, corner Washington and state streets
Inc Bristol and ProvideI will resume their trips
at an early day. GEO. SHIVERICK,
. Jan l, Is s. ja7dti sN Freight Agent
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r. o Q HI e = II Il II
RiUi'sg. Shaving Dc Jointing
SINGLE MACHINE
Patented 1866 Which piH Rire. Shane o.5 Io;n,
5000 Shingles in one day Of ten hours.


II will work all wood that can be workad hv han,
anu much that cannot, either hard or soff iimher
and Il AXE superior shinele Thtee Lorse no,vsT
VIII drlye It TO utmost capacity and il easily an
pned. tits substantial ly built OF iron and steei re-
qres ior ground room but thirty inches wide by ten
leet long, and weighs only $500 MS The Shingles
Inaoe oy tots machine arc similar but SUPERIOR to
those made by hanl
Ihe first revolution rives a shinale; the second
INes second shinge and shaves the first Single on
tne top side the third revolution ryes third shin
gle, shaves the second the top and the inst ON The
DO tom; the fourth revolution rives fourth shaves
the hrd on the top, the second the bOttn IN and
the first single is jOinted and finished complete
Every revolution Afterwards throws out a perfect
shingle at the rate OF sixtv per minute.
No Single Machine ever invented equals this, nor
can one be made available so little cost, The
high price OF labor, the want OF competent wOrkmen
and the great labor-saving capacity of this machire
will enable builders and others to procure snnerior
shin lie at a lower price than by any other mode =
The expense OF running il is at least $4,000 less ner
annum than any other mschine. The power and
time required In rur ming saving ma ,hne is great
er than this, which can be run two DAYS nv grinGin
the knives once, which may be done in hail an bk
and then IL Is ready Tor the next 80 900 shing es
The machine can be seen in operation every dav
rom A. NJ: to 4 p. NJ, at MelcheT ~ Co.'S Mill
near the Glass Works. West Commsrciai Street
Portland, where those interested aIe invied To cal
will be given '''' IN is'"'' W Z"
or by letter to NFf'
G.. r. DAVIS & CO.,
No. l Morton Block, Portland, Me.
FEBRUARY 20. eod2w
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A SIGHT NEVER TO BE FoRGorTEN.--And L
lifted up mine eyes and beheld a great Won
der. A man held brush in his right hand !;
in his left a dish filed with strange, yea
marvellous remedy, and the perfume thereof
was like unto sweet incense. And it came 10
pass that the kings of the earth and the
mighty men came unto him with all manner
of diseases and were healed And SO ten thou
sand times ten thousand sick folk throughout
all tribes, people and languages under Heaven
gathered together unto him. And maryeled
greatly, for he healed them one by one in al
most an instant of time; and the lame walked
and those having catarrh were cleansed, and
the smallest children and aged people were
cured, and there was joy and great rejoicing;
and Ispake unto one who was healed saving.
Sir, what meaneth these things?" And he
opened his mouth and answered Tins :-"The
man thou seest with the brush and dish is DIR.
Wolcott; he hath occupied the place thou seest
him in for nearly six years. The liquid he
holdeth is called Pain Paint; the brush in his
right hand he dippeth into the dish and paint
eth over the body or limbs of the sick folk
and straightway pain leaveth them. Lo. the
Doctor will take no gold, neither silver. prec-
ious stones or greenbacks, but removeth pain.
disease and all,manner of sickness at no cost
for rich or poor, and he giveth away much
Pain Paint to physicians that they may also
test his great remedy among their sick folk.
but he requireth each to show diploma be-
fore receiving five dollar bottle free of cost.
Behold, men surnamed druggists, buy much
Pain Paint and selleth it unto those who can
not visit DR.. Wolcott, for great crowd assem-
beth from morning even until late at night at
Chatham square, 40, iu the great city of New
York; also at 81 Cornhill, Boston. And be-
hold, verify, the Dr. teacheth the people to eat
proper food, to live natural, to be temperate.
and to abstain from all artificial mummeries
and never-nay, verify, never-swallow medi-
cine In the stomach; behold he giveth good
counsel, at no cost to those who listen, and
proveth past all denial that great good follow
eth the first application of Pain Paint. q
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MARRIED..

In Belfast, Feb. 70, Allen A. Henderson, OF b.,
and Ellen Is Brooks, OF oearsmont.
In winterport, Feb 10, John B. Wiswell OF Els
worth. and Augusta A. Patterson, OF Belfast.
In West Peru, Feb. IS, Frank DemerItt sud Miss
Rosanna r. knight. both OF p.
In bangor, Feb. 20. Josiah SWEET and Miss Maria
Z. Reed.
In Winterporr. Feb. 10, Henry S. Clement aud
Myra A. Woodman.
In Palermo, Feb. 16, Richmond L. Booker and
Mrs. Eliza Turner.
In Someryille, Feb. II. Daniel witham and Mrs.
Hannah Giles, both of Washington.
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,HE citizens of Gorham VILLAGE exer alive

The cltlzens OF Gorham village, ever alive to
objects of civilization and refinement, have
literally responded to the present of a clock,
made to them by the Hon. Toppan ROBBIE, to be
placed in the steeple of the Congre gational
church, and have raised their subscriptions to
the amount of over three hundred dollars, for
the erection of design accordingly. Az their
last meeting, they unanimously voted tender
of thanks to Messrs. Geo. II. Stephenson, Ed
ward III. Stephenson, and Albert Storer, resi-
dents of New York, for their generous remem-
brance unitedly, in the handsome donation of
one hundred dollars additional, for the further
ance of the same object. The clock work is to
be completed by the 10th OF April next.
This is somewhat Of novelty, and we trust
other villages in Maine may in time follow the
praiseworthy example.
GoRHAM, Feb "A, 1863 S.
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May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros, Marquis, Robinson, ColeswortAy and
Chisholm Bros at Boston Depot and ON the train Of
G. NJ. Curtis, and at Portland & Rochester Depot.
At BiddefLrd, OF Plllsbury Bros. .s
AT Saco OF j, S. Locke. r-s
AT Brunswick, of w. R. Fields. 10 ss
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
At Gorham OF News Agent.
AT Bath OF j. o. Shaw.
Agents Wanted-J. L. Lloyd.
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Hotel ProprietOrs.

Hotel proprletors VINO are SUBSCRIBERS TO inc
Daily Press, or who become SO by sending their
names and the pay for one years subscription
to the Office, can have their name, the name
and loca ion of their hotel published in the
Press under the head OF HOTEL DIRECTORY
once week, during the continuance of their
subscription without charge.
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State Assnyer's Once, Boston, Mass.
A BOTTLE OF
s Mr.W s. Mains Elderberry Wine''

Has been received here iu the state in which ii Il
sold in the market for analysis.
1t was found to be an excellent, maturei Elder.
berry Wine, comparing tavorably with the choicest
samples OF "Sambuci Wine," and containing even
more more Of the acid salts. astringent and valuab
qualities Of the berry, than that wine does.
Vt has the best properties Of Port Wine, without its
ntox eating quality, and in Sickness or as beyer-
age, it should replace the imported wines.
Respectfully,
:. s... \. A; HAYES, NJ. d. State Assayer.
20 State Street, Boston, iT7"7 : -
18th Aug 1867.
ieblld&wtfsN S, DANA HAYES Chemist
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Turner's Tic Douloureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, 10 a SAFE certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face or head
Is utterly banished in few hours. No form ofnerv-
GUS disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent phys-
clans. IL contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER s. CO., 100
fremont Street, Boston. Mass, proprietols. @
For sale by w. F. Phillips & Co., Portland, Me.
July 10, eod&w1ysD
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Boarders Wanted

Two Pleaeant rooms to let, with board in q
- pleasant part OF the city. Address A. Box
lSO2. feb 2S-dtf
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar LIST inst barQue Carolin
Reed, Hinds, Seattle; "a Oakland, Batchelder. Por
Madison.
cid I'd, ships imperial. Smith, Cork; 2lst, Guar
4th, shooting Star. Peck, Nanaimo. L sH
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10th, baIQue John S Har
ris, Daniels. Liverpool.
Below 17th. ship Jas r Keller, Deano. from Mo
bile; barqne Florence Peters, Hooper, I'm Messina
MOBlLE-Ar 18th inst, brig Elizabeth, Ames, fin
Cid IA h, baraue Virginia Dare. Dunniug, for New
JACKs0NynLE-Ar 18th, A Cramer, era
cid 9Th, sch Senator Grimes. Lord, for New York
18th. Nellie Bell, Stahl, New London.
Cid 18th, brig Ida kay. Ray. New York; 18th
SAvANNAH-Ar 18th, ship Melrose, Nichols, fin
New York, to load for Hayre.
Sid 18th. sch Seguin, Call, Boston.
Cid 18th, sch Louisa Crockett. Tor Boston.
DARlEN-SId prev to 18th, schs G Fay, Pres
colt, New York; Q H Kelley, Reed. -.
In port nth, schs Ida May, Drisko, and Charlotte
CIiARLESTON-Al 18th, baraue Helen Sands
OF 5. Corunna; brig Cyclone Frisbie, Boston.
Cid 18th, sch Grapeshot. Bonneau New Orleans
WILMINGTON-Ar 10Th, sch Maria Hall, Shep
FORTRESS MONROE : Passed out 10th, brig
5 Smith. Knowlton do for Mayaguez; Potomac
BALTIMoRE-CId 18th, sch G C Clrrk. Foster
Cid 21st sch Monteznma, Low, Rockland.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar '21st, sch Carrie Melvin
Watts, Matanzas. III ..fFs fsff.a. E
Below, brigs Maria Wheeler, VIM Il Parks, and
j Lincoln, from Cuba; schs Ida Wheeler, aud
Hattie Sampson, from do.
NEW YoRk-Ar 21st. brig Alice Starrett. Hoop
er. Cardenas: schs Henry Fav. Prescott. Danen
CeElta from Rockand; maria Whitney, Bearse, I'm
Providence.
Ar 22d, schs Florence n Tower, Perry, Old Har-
Dor ia; Chas Kelley. Reed, Darien.
PRUVlDENCE-Cld 22d, sch Halatia, Ross ior
st John, NB, via Portland. -
NEWPORT-Ar I'd, sch Glover, Ingersoll, I'm
Providence for Philadelphia.
Ar 23d, sen Mail. Merrill, Baltimore Tor Provi.
dcnce.
In port, schs Florence Aren, Fuller. Mobile for
Boston; Kate Wentworth, Adams, Baltimore ior do |;
Norah, Locke, Mobile tor Providence; Mary A, Jel-
lersoft Roc land for do; Brahah, Hamilton, Poit
land Tor New YORK.
NEW BEDFORD-Sld 2ist, barque White Wing,
Wall, p rtland, to load for Buenos Ayres.
BOSTON-Ar 22d, barlue Eugenia, Marsters, i'm
London. $50 =
Ar 2ith. sehs Speedwell, Pine, Eastport VIM R
Rage, Macauay, DO.
Cid lith brig John Ay lea Weed Havana
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH

.-.L In from III to AZ hours. ...r. y
Wheat0n's Ointment cures he Itch.
heat0n's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Whenton's Ointment cures letter. E
Mhenton's Ointment cures Barbers Itch
heatOn's Ointment cures Every kind
of Humor like Magic.
Price, so cents a box; by mail, so cents. Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. ITO Washington Street
September 20. eod&w1v
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An Essay for Young Men on the crime OF solitude,
and the Diseases and Abuses which create impedi-
ments TO marriage. with sure means OF relet Sent
in sealed envelopes free OF charge. Address DIR. j.
SkILIIN H0UGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. sN d&w3m
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BatcheIOr'S Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only trIe and perfect Dye-H armless Reliable
instantaneous. No dsapp IMMINENT. No ridiculous
tnts Remedies the i'll effects Bad DIVES Inyig-
crates and the hair and beautiful black or
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory l6 Bond
street, New York. jan14sNdiy
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A CURIOUS DRAWING. = A drawing by the
late John Carter of England, called "a Rat
Catcher and His Dog" is now ON exhibition
at Messrs, Geyer &Co's. Carter was a silk
weaver, without education. BY injuries re-
ceived by falling from a tree his body below
his neck became paralyzed. He lived for 10
years in this condition, and learned to draw
with wonderful skill, holding the brush in his
mouth. The drawing mentioned above is con-
sidered his masterpiece. 1t will remain in
Portland for but short time, and is not for
al
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DIED.

In this city, Feb. "a. of scarlet fever Freddy Bax-
ter. aged years "a days,-only son Of Charles S.
NOrcrOss.
Portland apers pleas, eopyl
In Falmouth. Feb II, Mrs. Ellen f. Browne, aged
80 wears 1 mrnth.
concord and Manchester papers please copy.l
In Brunswick Feb. 70, Mr.. Joseph True, aged 81
years. Portland papers please copy.
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon, at "a o'clock
In Bangor. Feb. 90 Mrs. ARA E., vile OF E. +.
Stetson. aged 20 years.
In Belfast, Feb. Is, MIR. Saatlliel Nickerson aged
70 years.
In Belfast, Feb. II, Patrick McGure aged SO yrs.
In Northppr Jan. %, MIS- Lydia j., vile of Capt.
j. W. Dickey, aged 81 years.
In Appleton, Mr. John Rokes, aged 70 years and
months.
In Win, hrop, Feb. II, Mr.. Reuben Jones' aged
80 years. :
In Winthrop. Feb. Is, Mrs. Sophronia Page, aged
SO years. . $500
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BANGOR, February Is, 1869.
Mr.. Il. G. TdpLey:-I take great pleasure in saying
that your Catarrh Remedy known as Davis" cell
ebrated Catarrh Remedy is giving unive sal salts
faction have sold, L think, several hundred bot
ties, and warranted the article in each case 10 re-
fund the price If not satisfactory. have never
had bottle returned. Ii is worthy the confidence
of the public. Br BRADBURY,
Ut snlrt No. s Smiths Blsek.
W. F. Phillips &c Co., agents, Portland Me. b. F.
Bradbury, agents, Bangor, Me. Sold by all Drug
gis's feb2Oeod3wssn
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OOUU = IdHCt IUI bUSIutSSs
A PARTNER wanted in the Grocery and Proyi-
"A sion bu mess, in this city. Good Stand.
Doing good business. S20G0 capital required.
Apply to WIN H. JERKS
Feb IS, diws