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Bristol Line.

The steamers Bristol and Providence having been
Withdrawn for few weeks, in order to renovate and
retit them, the Bristol Line will frst-clas-
fast propelers from Bristol in connection with Bos
ton and Providence Railroad exclusively Tor Freight.
Shippers assured their goods will be delivered
with promptness and despatch. Mark your goods
"Bristol Line" Ship by Boston and Providence
Railroad. Fer fur her information, stencils and re-
ceipts, apply at Company's Office, No. Old State
House Boston, corner Washington and State streets.
The Bristol and ProvideI will their trips
at an early day. GEO. SHIVERICK,
Jan 1, Is s. ja7dtf sN Ai0 Freight Agent.
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ANOTHER REBELLION IN MARYLANp.-Tbe
Washington correspondent of the Boston Post
speaking of the rejection by the Senate of
Philip r. Thomas of Maryland as a member of
that body, says: 19 @ r+.l ga.
Some heated tall. is INDUCED in by indivi-
dual members of the Legislature, such as that
in case the Senate refuses to admit Mr. Thomas
and thus prevent the State of Maryland from
her Just representation in that branch of Con-
gress, measures should be taken by the State
authorities to prevent the collection of the
United States revenue in Maryland until the
of that kind should be attempted Z" NV Marv-
land" would never again fall into the hands OF
Gov Swami &y. Co H ... l.
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Mrs Elizabeth Boyle, of New York Mills
lady fifty years of age, on Thursday morning
was standing on an old-fashioned chair, with
the back out and the standing posts in, whe
she fell upon one of the posts, which entered
her side. She lay thus impaled and insensi-
BILE, till she was found by some of her friends.
Sac subsequently died in great agony.
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The FIRST DAY OF THE CoUP D'ETAT.-A
Washington correspondent of the Boston
Journal describes the extraordinary proceed
ings at Washington on Friday with greater
fullness of detail than other dispatches gives:
This morning Gen. Thomas received an or
der from President johnson, about IL O'Clock,
directing him to deliver an encloseu ietCer 10
Mr.. Stanton, and then to act as SECRETARY oI
War dd interim. Gen. Thomas accordingly
went up stairs to Mr.. stanton once ana de-
ton at once read 1t removed him from Office
as Secretary of War, and directed him to give
IN to Gen. Thomas all books, papers, records,
and other public property in his charge. Mr..
Stanton said that he would think the matter
over and give an answer.
Cen Thomas then returned to the Adiu-
tant Generals Office and wrote letter to the
President, assuring him that he had delivered
the dismissal, and that he had accepted the
office OF Secretary of War I'D Interim He
then lett the War Department, telling some of
the clerks that he should come on Saturday
morning to assume charge of the department.
MI. stanton at once wrote a brief letter to
Speaker Colfax, transmitting the letter which
ne had received from the President. He also
sent word to several of the leading Republican
Congressman that he should hold on to his
place unless they backed out and forced him
to retire.
When Mr.. Stanton's communication was
read to the House of Representatives there
was profound silence, for no one appeared 10
exactly understand it. On the motion of Mr.
Washburne it was referred to the Committee
on Reconstruction, and the Impeachers were
not long in discovering that the President
had played into their hands by violating the
provisions of the Tenure of Office Bill. 1t
had been decided not to transact any bust
ness on Saturday, but the order was rescind-
ed, members calling out, when the vote was
being taken by count Stand up, impeach-
ers!' No Republican remained sitting
Later in the day Mr.. Covode introduced a
formal resolution of impeachment, which was
also referred t., the Committee on Reconstruct
ton. That committee will meet tomorrow
morning at ten O'Clock, and some believe that
the resolution of impeachment will be report
ed to the House tomorrow. II SO, there will
be majority in favor of passing it, for it is
evident that Congress must fight it out on
this line Or surrender at discretion to the
President.
Meanwhile the President had. sent mes
sage to the Senate notifying them what he had
done. 1t created decided sensation, and the
debate on Reconstruction was abruptly termi-
mated by motion from Gov Morton to go in
to Executive session. Senator Cameron, Cat
tel, Cameron and Thayer went at once to con-
fer with Mr.. Stanton and Gen. Grant Sena-
tors Howard, Wilson and others wrote to Mr.
Stanton to hold on at all hazards, and Senator
Sumner sent him the following epigramatical
epistle: J..Ta 10 ea'al
SENATE CHAMBER, 21st Feb. go.
Stick.
e-4 Ever sincerely yours, 10 ID
LlL CHARLES SUMNER.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Callao 9th ult, ship Albert Edward Lyons,
Chnchas r France.
werp; Bethah Thayer condemned and sold.
AT Chinchas it'll ult, ships Mary Emma, Patten,
St nSTd A%eTGs iC Morse o4
werp, do; barque Pearl, Freeman, tor Barbaboes;
Sid FIN Valparaiso 18th ult ship San Carlos, Strout,
At Montevideo Dec 20, 'ship Benz Aymar, Sawyer;
Tor NsT Gor SasHuss r A1geP9e AwoSd aHa
fin. for do
At Rio Janeiro 9th ult, ship Susan Kinks, Phin-
Ar at kingston ia. Sd inst. sch White Swan, Col
Inns. Salt River to load for New York.
Sid 18th, sch NJ Bookings, Douglass, New York
AT sagua 5th inst, barque Locbiel Wade, for New
ton, Lamb. for Phiiadeirh,a DAYS; DaybreaE. tor
Baltimore days; David Babcock Colcord, tor do
DAYS; Ida Burgess for do.
Sid FIN ST Thomas 10th, brig Chas Wilbur, Reeves.
Cuba; l1th Addte Murchie Bartlett, st Croix; 22d,
barque Albert, Maxwell, Tel New Orleans 25th, sch
Lucy, Copp, Aquiro; 81 inst. brig Executive, Cor
lam Cuba; 4th. Eva N johnson, johnson S. kits;
eth, sch July Fourth, Shaw, Cuba.
In port 1lth ship Alice BAH, Ross, tor Valparaiso,
ldg cargo OF ship Sarah Newman Seminole, uDc;
barques Esther, Prince, from Sombrefo, repg; D
Brookman, Savn, rom Savannah for Myerpooli sch
AR at Havana 9th, briggs Kennebec Minott from
st John, NB L Magnire, Littlefeld, Boston
Clara Brown, Brown. do; Mountain Eagle, Sher-
Portland: e NJ Pennell, Mitchell, Machias; Charles
Comery. Kuhn. wiscasset; 10TH barque Isaac Rich.
Ach0rn, Teneriffe; brig Wenonah. Davis Portland;
sch ida j, lBrl Sadler, st John. NIB.
Sid 10Th. brigs Fanny Lincoln, Collins, Remedies;
Maurice, Carlson, Cardenas; sch Florida, Adams,
New 'lrieans; 18Th brig Charlotte, Stupel, York;
sch Ringlove, Wooster, New orleans.
: Cid 18th. brigs Abby Iitcomb, Titcomb, Sagua;
Leona, Bishop, Sierra Moreno; sch Abbe Thomas,
Raymond, Sagua.
Ar at Matanzas stl, barque Philena, Davis, Port
land; brigs F1eetwing Park. New York; George
Dale, Pierce, Philadelphia; j Brown, Balm, Port
land; 18th, baIque Orchlla Havener, Trinidad; brig
Sportsman, Morton. Havana
Sid sth, barque Mary Fox, Ross, Portland: 18th.
brig Hyperion, Simonton, do sch Sophia Wilson,
NOVEL;, Delaware Breakwater.
Ar at Cardenas Sth inst, barque Arethusa, Dun
ham, st John, NIB; brigs Tuhal Ca u, Loring Bos-
ton; Altavela, Reed, Wilmington, No; Nash,
Lancy, New York; schs David WATSON. Jones. do;
Marcus Hunter, Orr, and Eva May, Richards, Port
land; w Wilson. Somers, Aspinwall
81 Sth, brigs Alice Starrett, Hooper, New York;
l. NJ Merritt Eaton, do; julia Carney. Carney,
North of Hatteras; 12th brig Geo harris, French,
New York.
AT Bermuda 18th inst, sch Eddie Waters, FuIsom,
from Demerara, for New York IL days.
Ar at st John, NIB 18th ms, schs Susie Prescott,
Glass, Portlard; Ella, traitor, do.
Cid 18th, schs Ralph SoHder, Crosby. tor Havana;
Anna Currier. Peck. Barbados; 18th, Frank WHEEL
ny, do; Emma g, Webber, and Ottawa, Bennett,
Cardenas.
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JackSOn'S Catarrh Snuff |!
AND TROCME POWDER,
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Catnrrh, Headache, bad Breath, Hoarse.
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gives to the Throat and vocal organs
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Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho world,
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Sold by Druggists, or matted free, address
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Magazines.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for March is re-
ceived from the publishers, Messrs. Ticknor &
Fields, Boston. Its table of contents is as fol-
lows: --.l --l .. .-.
John Chinaman, NJ. D., by j. w. Palmer;
Rockweeds, by Celia Thaxter; A Conversation
on the Stage, by Kate Field; George Silver
mans Explanation, Part Ill, by Charles Dick
ems; By-Ways of Europe, Part III, by Bayard
Taylor; John O. the Smithy, by New Con-
tributor; The Old Philadelphia Library, by
JOHN Meredith Read, Jr.; Flotsam and Jet
sam, Part III; Cretan Days, III, by William
j. Stillman; The Sequel to an Old English
State Trial, by L. Clarke Davis; The Tenth of
January, by E. Stuart Phelps; The House
hold Lamp; Free Missouri, Part /, by Albert
D. Richardson; Some the Wonders OF Mod
ern Surgery, by w. 7. Heimuth; Reviews and
Literary Notices.
Bayard Taylor's paper is of more than usual
interest. The story of the Tenth of January"
is founded on the fearful disaster of the Penn
berton Mill at Lawrence, and is we'll told
'John Chinaman, M. d." is very pleasant
and amusing sketch. The other articles in the
number are all good, though not markedly
brilliant.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS, for March, received from
the same publishers, has the following con-
tents:
Holiday Romance, Part II, by Dickens; The
Colored Nanny and her White FOSTER Child,
by Dollie Dixie; Inhospi tality, by Celia Thax-
ter; Molly Gair's New Dress, by Nora Perry;
Rover, by Rose Terry; Round-the- World Joe,
TX, by George Eager; William Henry's Let
tiers to his Grandmother, ~, by Mrs, Diaz;
Mischief, by Aunt Fanny; Angel Children, by
Mrs. Wells; The French Exposition for TWEEN
ty cents, by Charles Dawson Stanley; Cast
away in the Cold, VIII. by l. |. Hayes; Moth
ers Kisses, by Charlotte T. Bates; Music;
Round the Evening Lamp, and Our Letter
Box. ''i
Inc Illustrations are remarkably good. New
attractions in great variety are promised for
the April number. -. I..
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Grand Republican Rally.

The Republicans of Portland, and all others
favorable to the election of a. a
HON. JACOB MCCLELLAN,
to the office of Mayor, and the success of the
Republican party at the coming municipal
election, are requested to meet at the
City Hall, this Monday Evenipg,
Az I-2 O'clock.
The meeting will be addressed by several
distinguished citizens. g..
Galleries reserved for ladies.
Portland, Feb. a. 1868.
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Portland and Vicinity.
lew Advertisements ahis Day.


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Harmon's Hall-Social Assembly.
En- ,ertainment-2d Universllist Sunday School.
AUCTION coEoAS.
German Canaries-E. NJ. Patten & Co,
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT COLUMN.
Maine Central Rairoad-Stockholders Meeting
Montreal Oceap Steamship Co.-H. & Allan.
Dsso ution-H. 7. CumBings & Co.
observation-disclosures & Baylev.
Yellow COrn-O'Brlon, Pierce s. Co.
Tfmber-Stetson 81 Pope.
Rooms to Let.
Lost, VS. Coral Sleeve Button.
Lost, Horse Blanket-N. S. Fernald.
Farm for Sale-John Hutchinson.
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THE CoDFIsHERIEs. = The delegates in
Washington representing the cod fishing in
terests of New England have obtained from
the Secretary of the Treasury assurances that
no more French caught fish shall be packed
and preserved for expectation in our ware
houses,
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OCEAN STEAMERs.-Steamship Nova SEQ
tian, Capt. Arid, sailed from this port for Lv-
erpool Sunday forenoon, having been detained
for the Canada passengers and mails. She
had full cargo and 10 cabin and 26 steerage
passengers. as..
Steamship Peruvian, Capt. Ballantine, will
sail from this port for Liverpool next Satur-
day.
The steamer due at this port, this week from
Liverpool is the HISTORIAN, Capt. j. e. Dut-
ton,
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Turner's Tic Douloureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is safe, certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. The
severest cases are completely and permanently cured
in very short time. Neuralgia in the face head
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans Ii contains nothing injurious to the most del
icate system. Sold everywhere Sent receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO., 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, proprietors
For sale by W. f. Phillips & Co., Portland, Ne.
July 10, eod&W1ysn 4-
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"MESSRS. REED, CUTLER q CO., BOSTON,
Gentlemen: We, he undersigned Wholesale Lrno-
gusts having for manv years sold your Vegetable
pulmonary Balsan, are happy to bear testi-
mony TO its great efficacy in all Pulmonary Com
plants We know of medicine which has d. served
" sustained 50 high reputation for so long a lem
OF years. tSigned by the oldest and largest hou ca
in The country.l Get the genuine.
Jan u. enl-SN1m
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preme Judicial Court John Moran was di-
vorced from the bonds of matrimony between
him and his wife, Hannah Moran. The cause
was drunkenness A---
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WE call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of "Hard and White Pine Lum-
ber," in this days paper, constantly on hand
and for sale by Stetson & Pope, Boston, Mass.
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FIRE.-A barn in the rear of Salem Lane
owned by Patrick Martin, was destroyed by
fire about half past o'clock Sunday morning.
There was slight insurance upon the prop
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world,
The only true and perfect Dye-H armless Reliable
instantaneous. No disapp ointment. No ridiculous
tints. Remedies the i'll effects OF Bad DYES Inyig-
crates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
broion Sold by all Druggists and Pertumers; and
street, New York. jan14sNdly
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DR.. A. BAYLEY'S
Itch q Salt Rheum Ointment.
A SURE CURE 70

TTCH SALT RHEUM, OLD Soppv o,,,,
BLANES,. ULCERS, ITCHING pJt tnSAD-
ana a's Erapf'ons Of the SKIN, ofachat-
ever nature.
pr;ca az "A. pay LEY Proprietor, Philadelphia.
AN'~0so~'ieN General Agents.
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DECLINEs.-We learn thaHRufus E. Wood,
Esq, declines accepting the nomination for
Mayor, rendered to him by the Democratic
party of this city.
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WAsHINGToN's FAREWELL ADDRESS On
Saturday the Argus published some admirable
extracts from Washington's Farewell Address,
only the force of the same was spoiled by ir-
relevant comments. As an illustration of
what we should consider more proper way of
doing the thing, we publish the following,
omitted by the Argus, without comment:
The propitious smiles of Heaven can never
be expected on a nation that disregards the
eternal rules of order and right, which Heaven
itself has ordained; the preservation of the
sacred fire of liberty, and the destiny of the re-
publican model of government, are justly con-
on the experiment intrusted to The hands Of
the American people. M IL. 81 MN ia
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WE learn that special train will leave Cor
ham at 6 IA o'clock Tuesday evening" to ac-
commodate those living on the line of that road
who wish to attend Rev. A. A. Willet's lee
ture before the NJ L. A.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY,

The editor of the Brunswick Telegraph has
had the pleasure of looking over the working
plans for the Memorial Hall, just received
Poughkeepsie, New York. He saws the Me-
mortal Han when erected, we venture to pre-
dict, will be regarded as one of the most beau
tiful structures put up, at a moderate price. to
be found in the country--an ornament to the
college grounds monument to the liberality
and public spirit OF the "Sons of Old Bow
dnin /" ...... - -
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We learn from the Bangor Wing that the
wife of Capt. VIM. WATSON, of West Brook
vile, committed suicide Thursday morning.
BY hanging herself with slSein of yarn. No
cause could be assigned for the deed She
was 80 years of age, and leaves no family ex-
cant her husband. r. .irgaHYrf 100 =. r.-.
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nTarriage and Z eIibacv.

An Essay for Young Men on the crime OF solitude,
and the Diseases and Abuses which create impede
ments TO marriage, with sure means of relief Sent
in sealed envelopes, free charge. Address, Dr. j.
SkILGIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. sN d&w3m
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In consequence of a Band Concert in the
City Hall on Thursday evening, the reading
by Mrs. Ashworth is indefinitely postponed.
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To remove tan, sunburn and eruptions, use
Schlotterbeck's Moth and Freck lie Lotion.
teb18-2w
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Business Items .

To LET.-A pleasant and large front room
with board, 242 Cumberland street. feb 22-3t
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IRON OUR COMMENSURATE

KENNEBUNKPORT, Feb 21-Sld, barque Stka,
thew. 500 tonsj n Thompson. Savan1ah.
Feb 10 Ar, ssss Frank, Cmrd, and Superior,
Wells, Boston.
Sch Albert Story. OF Rockport. 40 tons, built at
Bath in 1867, has been sold to parties in Swampseott
Tor S65OO.
DISASTERS.
snip Bethiah Thayer, Cartney, from Callao for
Rotterdam which put back TO thu former port leaky,
has been condemned and sold tor $T4c0.
Brig Benz Deano, Staples, from Havana for Fall
mouth, ~ put into Bermuda prev to sth inst leaky,
and was dischaTging tor repairs
Sch Fawn, OF Westport, from Hayti for Boston,
put into Bermuda 18th ult, leaky and with loss OF
sails.
ship American Congress, at New York from Lon
don, hal continuation Of heavy giles ironl SW 10
M with h avy head seas, from Jan 4ih to 10th;
sh'r1 el large guam ities Of water and disabled the
nd
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Notice of Dissolution.
rNHE partnership of Evans ~ BayIey is this
Il day dissolved by mutual consent The affairs
Of the te partnership will DO settled by AFRAID
EVANS, at the old stand.
A EVANS,
X. A. BAYfEY.
Feb "a, 1868. fe23dtf
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PASSENGERS.

~ In the Nova SEQ ian, for Liverpool-R Greg Capt
Gerard, Jas DonriIie, Capt Jennings Miss Peste
MT and Mrs Bertram, and child, Mr. Magee. MIR
Fielding, and % others in the steer lge.
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:, Feb lat Of 45. lon 6s 3s. sch F Howe, from
Boston for Ponce,
Feb 9, off Cape Florida, sch Hattie Sampson,
from Matanzas tor Philadelphia.
Feb II, lat 80 80, lon 70 "a, ship Grahams Policy,
from Liverpool Tor Savannah.
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PENoBsCoT COUNTY

A couple of boys, Is and II years old,
were arrested in Bangor on Friday and bound
over to the Supreme Judicial Court, for steal
ing some seventy dollars worth of costumes
from the Theatrical company in that city.
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MARI N e NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Saturday, February 22.
&c. - ARRIVED. .....
Steainer Chase. Colby, Halifax, Ms.
steamer New brunswick. Winchester, st John.
Sen Lookout, Bernard, Tangier.
sen Hattie Coombs, Ellis. baltimore.
Sch Montezuma, Buger, Baltimore for Belfast
CLEARED.
Steamship Nova Seotian, tBr) Arid, Liverpool
ii d Allan.
steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York-Em-
ery 81 Fox.
Sch Old Chad, McClintock, Philadelphia:
Sch Midnight, Mcintyre, New York-C q Iio-
lyoke. ,..... .. g.. r.e
SAILED-Barque N NJ Haven brigs Eta NJ
Tucker, Clara NJ Goodrich Merriwa; schs Thos N
Stone, f A COnant, E q Willard.
E.-. Sunday, February 23.
BELOw-Br brig Alert, from Charleston, sc, for
It John. NIB.
SAILED, ii AM-steamship Nova scotian
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state News


The contract for tle building of Maine
State Seminary edifice has been awarded TO
Mr.. Hanson of Lewiston whose bid, S19.775
was $1,000 less than any other bid offered
The Journal says the committee have voted to
proceed at once to build, and intend that the
seminary edifice shall be completed on the last
day of August, in order that it may be opened
at once for the fall term. ,t.a. .r.'- I'D.
The Androscoggin Herald states that Mr.,
John Dore, trader at Mechanic Falls, had
his house entered on Sunday night, Feb. 9,
and $3.50 in money, which he had placed in
slips of paper for his creditors, stolen. No
trace of the burglar has been discovered.
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Cape Elizabeth.

Cape Elizabeth.
The Union Republicans of Cape Elizabeth are re-
quested to meet al the Town House in said town. on
Thursday, Feb. 9th, at 8 O'Clock r. M. TO select
candidates for Town officers for the March cleo tion
A general attendance is requested.
Per Order Of the Town Committee.
February IS, 1865 dtd
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SPECIAL nOTICEs,
State Assayer's Once, Boston, Mass.
A BOTTLE OF
Mr.W s. Mains EIderberry Wine"

Has been received here, in the state in which it Is
sold in the Market for analysis. n
1t was found to be an excellent, matured Elder
berry Wine, comparing favorably with the choicest
samples of "Sambuci Wine," and containing even
more of the acid salts. astringent and valuable
qualities of the berry, than that wine does.
1t has the best properties OF Port Wine, without its
Intoxicating quality, and in sickness. bever-
age, it should replace the imported wines.
Respectfully,
"A. "A. HAYES, NJ. ID. State Assayer.
20 State Street, Boston,
18th Aug, 1867.
ieb1ld&wttsN S. DANA HAYES, Chemist.