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The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11
FrauduIent voting in the rir., Ward,

Under all the circumstances, we should hard
~ expect the Argus to say much about the
election in the First Ward. AS if in response
to the incendiary language addressed to the
Democrats of Portland at Deering Hall Sat-
urday night, the election on Monday began
and continued in the midst of confusion and
riot unprecedented in our quiet city. At the
adjuorned meetings a strong police force was
in attendance to keep the peace, and found
abundant occasion for their presence Per-
sons carrying Democratic votes were detected
in the act Of voting double and of voting under
assumed names, and are now held to answer
for these offences, and others are held for as
sault with intent to intimidate Republican
voters. These facts the Argus can neither pal
Late nor deny, and it is poor reply to assert
that the Democratic City Committee is now
Investigating" similar charges against Repub-
licans.
AT the election on Saturday the checklists
were in the hands of two men-a Republican
and Democrat. The Democrat was Mr.. Cur
tbs, the candidate of his party for Councilman.
The Argus is wrong in its assertion that "the
voting lists were in the control of Republican
officers during the day" Mr.. Curtis had charge
of half the list, standing next to the Warden
who had charge of the ballot box. About
twenty minutes before the close of the polls,
the Warden in accordance with the usual Gus
tom, handed the box to the Clerk, taking anoth-
er box to receive the remaining votes The
Clerk emptied the box upon the table in plain
sight of twenty pair of watchful eyes, and
commenced counting. Mr.. Curtis made no
objection to this proceeding and afterwards
verified the count. We understand he has
since said the whole proceedings were perfect
ly fair. The Argus on the other hand, says
Sixteen more votes were counted than there
were names checked on the list" and init
mates that these votes were fraudulently in
troduced ny the Clerk. This insinuation is
disgraceful. Admitting that there were six
teen more votes than checks-though the Ar
gus gives no authority for the statement-it is
nevertheless possible and perhaps probable
that some names were not checked; that is an
incident which often happens at an exciting
election. Mr.. Curtis may by accident have
omitted to check few Names There NAV
have been some double voting. The thing was
tried by Democratic voters in that Ward and
may have succeeded to some extent. It is
purely gratuitous assumption by which this
SANDER is directed at the Clerk. If he had at
tempted that fraud he could hardly have es-
capped detection. Nobody, of all who were
watching him, pretends to have seen anything
suspicious in his conduct, and Mr.. Curtis who
had the best opportunity to know and as much
interest in the result as anybody, says if We
are correctly informed, that everything was
perfectly fair. We are compelled to regard
this noisy cry of "Stop, thief" on the part of
the Argus, as attempt to divert the atten-
ton of the public from the exposure of Dem
ocratc management which is now being made
in the police court.
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"OH THAT WILL BE JoYFULp-Whcn men
and women throw "Physic to the dogs" and
when trife out of order, take Plantation
Bitters. Are you Dyspeptic, Nervous, Jaun-
diced, Hy'pped, Low Spirited, Weak, or are
you sick and don't know what ails you? We
have been-and was recommended to try the
Plantation Bitters-which we did with great
satisfaction and entire success. Delicate Fe-
males, Clergymen, Merchants, Lawyers and
persons of Sedentary Habits are particularly
benefited by these Bitters. The sale is per-
fectly enormous. r -atasssi4l
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne, ana at half the
price. mar7eod&w2w
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VOTING UNDER DIFFICULTIEs.-The Star says
that young man, stopping in our city, who
was going yesterday morning to New Hamp-
shire to vote, was nearly stopped from doing
so by some young men who were opposed to
it. They had set his clock back, that he might
not get off early enough in the morning, but
he discovered the dodge and fixed it. They
then rugged the lock of his door so that when
he shut it it would fasten itself and keep him
in, but it got shut before he went to bed and
so he had to sit up. and of course was ready.
Two lads, each about fourteen years of age
living in this city, undertook daring plot
about three weeks ago. They, by some means
or other got possession of a small yacht in the
harbor, and alter laying in good stock of pro-
visions, which took them three days, set sail
and put out to sea. They were picked up
about five miles outside by the Revenue Cut
ter, and after being taken on board stated that
they had laid their plans to go to Europe
They were taken back to the city and restored
to their parents.
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Municipal COurt,

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING.
TuEsDAY.-Stephen Rice, for drunkenness and
disturbance. Fined S. and costs.
Patrick McDermot, for same offence. Fined So
and costs
james Broderick, tor illegal voting. Case contin-
ued to Wednesday, March 18th.
Richard Burchell and Peter j. Dehan for resist
ing an officer. Case continued to Friday.
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CRY HALL To-NIGHFs-Next- to having
Dickens himself we can imagine no greater
treat than to hear what can be said about him
by so eloquent, so genial, and so keen critic
as George VIM. Curtis. The author of "Pick-
wick" and David Copperfeld," discussed by
the author of the Potipher-Papers, and the
"Nile Notes"-that is the treat which the Mer-
CATTLE Library Association have provided for
us tonight. BY so doing they certainly add
very much to the obligations under which they
have placed us al during the present season
We advise all who have not secured tickets
to the lecture this evening to do so as soon as
possible. They may. be obtained at the usua
places The preliminary concert by the Port
land Band, which is so popular a feature OF
these lectures, will commence at a quarter
past seven,
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In RankruntcY.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That George A. Head OF
Portland in the County of Cumberland, Assignee OF
the estate OF Charles B. Whttemcre, bankrupt has
filed peritou setting forth that the estate Of said
Bankrupt consists OF stock OF Furniture, upon
which Henry K. Rurrou his has mortgage of about
ten thousaI dollars; that is important thai said
operty should TO a. once sold at public private
sale; and praying that q Q court will authorize
sale of said goods or such Other disposition of the
same as shall be deemed BE- st for all concerned.
Upon reading said petition il is Ordered that no.
tice Of the peldepcy of said petition be gwen, by
public ltlon in the Daily Press, and that hearing
viii be had thereon at the United States Court Room
in Portland, Monday the Sixteenth day of March
current, a, three O'Clock ~ The oJrernoon, whsn and
where all persons interested The. may appear AMI
show cause, ~ they hive, why the prayer of said
petition should not ne granted.
CHARLES CLARK. Z
US. Marshal, as Messenger, Dist OF Maine.
Mari 1-AS
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STAND UP TO THE RACK, DEmocRATs.-
James Broderick, who was detected in illegal
voting at the polls of Ward One last SatuI-
day, was up before Judge Kingsbury yester-
day for examination. The case was continued
to to-day, and he was ordered to furnish bail
for his appearance. He could not get it. His
Democratic friends who led him into the
scrape backed down and refused to assist him
in his hour of need. And such viii be the
case with all who have violated the law regu-
latipg the ballot. The Democrats are very
willing to lead them into scrape but unwil-
ling to assist them out OF it.
There are others who have acted Just as
Broderick did, and the police will soon have
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United STATES District Court.

TUEsDAY.-Judge Fox delivered the opinion of
the Court, granting new trial prayed for, in the
case of james H. Hutchinson, captain of barque
Sarah B. Hall, who was convicted at the late term
for unladng certain foreign goods without permit.
Geo. F. Talbot for government; Shepley s. Strout
for defence.
An argument was made on motion for arrest of
Judgment in the case OF Milton N. Kicker, conycUeu
of making fraudulent pension claim. Motion over
ruled. Howard s. Cleaves for defendant.
Motion in arrest Of judgment in the case of George
L. Wright, convicted OF carrying on an illicit still
and retailing liquors without license. Argument
made by Jos. w. Symonds. Decision reserved.
Sixteen aliens had their naturalization papers
granted.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

The Conference of Evangelical Churches
will be continued this week at the Central
Church, commencing at and IL Z. NJ.
Among the topics for discussion will be the
following: What are some of the existing
hindrances to revival of Religion" EN-
couragement for prayer and effort with refer
ence to a revival" &c. 1t is hoped that the
members of the churches, and all persons in
terested in the object for which these meetings
are held will make a special effort to be pres
ent, both afternoon and evening Of Thursday.
mar11-2t
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DIED.

Ia Scarboro, March 10, Mr.. Ezra Carter, aged %
years.
In North Yarmouth March g. Mr.. James Dunn,
aged 53 years II months.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock from
his late residence at North Yarmouth. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend.
In Windhaui, Feb. 20, Sarah Castella infant
daughter OF George w. and Helen NJ. Rackliff aged
II months
In Belfast, March L, suddenly, Capt. William &.
Veazie. aged So years.
In Belfast, Feb. Il, Mrs. Eliza. wife oil the late
Capt Robert Henderson aged years.
In Appleton Mr.. John Rokes, aged IS years and
months.
In Soath Thomaston, Feb. 90, Mr.. James Sweet
land, aged 81 years.
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and Vicinity
New Advertisements this Day.
AUCTION COLUMN

AUCTION coLUMr.
Sails, Rigging, re. M. Patten & Co.
Oil Paintings, &c.-E. Nj. Patten & Co.
NEW ADVERTISE MENT CoLUMS.
Tenement to Let-H. Howe.
Organist Wanted.
Portland Observatory = Enoch Moody.
House for Sale-G Il. Davis & Co.
Grocery Stand for Sale-W. Fl. Jerris.
Boy Wauted-R. Kent.
Cheapest and Best.
Sher frs SAILS -E. n. Perry.
In Bankruptcy.
Dissolution-P liner & Merrill.
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GooD NEWS FOR MANUFACTURERS. = A
Washington dispatch says that the Ways and
Means Committee have agreed to report at
once separate bill, consisting of a simple Sec
tion, repeating the tax on every article in the
manufacturers list, making no exec EDITIONS
whatever 1t will be passed at once so as to
give immediate relief to manufacturing inter-
ests, without waiting for the tedious delay
which must ensue upon the discussion and
passage of the entire tax BILL
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

BrDDEFoRD.-The teiegraLhic account of t, e
Biddeford election published yesterday was l..
correct A correspondent of the Star says that
the Copperheads carried five wards instead of
seven. Their majority for Mayor is 154 against
229 last fall. We have gained 1856 in the sew
ersl wards and they have gained 60. We lose
one ward by one majority. Official vote for
Mayor-Haines 1874, Banks 740
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

GoULDsBoRo'.-At the town meeting in
Gouldsboro', the Democrats elected their can
didates for Selectmen by 8 majority, which is
net Republican gain of 40 votes on the vote
for Governor last September. Had not vio-
lent storm prevailed all day, a Republican
board would have been elected by 10 or 20 ma
jority. Our correspondent says: "Count this
town sure for Grant"
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

CHENEY has received, at his music store, No.
SO Exchange street, a new song, composed by
John p. Ordway, NJ. D., entitled Beau tiful
Silver Stars Shining" which is very fine. He
has also received Billy Morris new song en-
titled "Jonny's First Love- which will make
Won laugh
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Ward. 8.

There were 140 names of Republicans ON the
voting list Of Ward 5, who did not mako their
appearance at the first trial for Mayor. We
learn also tina, there are more or less in every
Ward in the city in the same condition See
to it that these votes are not lost next Mon
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DR.. A. BAYLEY'S
Itch & Salt Rheum Ointment

ITCH, SALT RHETM, Old SORES, CHILD
BLANES. ULCERS, ITCHING PILES,
and all Erapt,ons Qfthe Skin, oftrhat-
erer nature.
DIR. A. DAYTEY, Proprietor PHILADELPHIA
Price IS cents. w. w. WHIPPLE & CO.,
nov2seOdtfsN General Agents
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DRESDEN ALL RIGHT!-The Republicans
triumphant!-A correspondent writes that
election day was fine, and there was large
gathering at the town house. The town has
been ruled by Copperheads for several years
and they came oul determined to hold their
sway, but the Republicans rallied and elected
the following officers, by majority from % TO
40: John Budle, Moderator; III. NJ. Call, Town
Clerk; Seth Patterson, Leonard Carleton, II.
M. Call, selectmen; Seth Patterson, Treasurer;
H G. Allen, School Committee
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Cbeapest and Best!

40 to Baiey's Auction Room, leo Fore Street, and
VI buy eighteen pound box OF James S. and
Thomas Elkiuton's Soap Tor only one dollar aud
thiry-ave cents, tue cheapest and Dest IN the city,
March IL. DIT.
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Turner's Tic Douiouremx. or Unircr.nI

turner's Tic DOuiOureux. or Universal
Neuralgia Pill, is 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
Gus disease withstands its magic influence. 1t has
the unqualified approval of many eminent physi-
Clans IL contains nothing injurious to the most del
cate system. Sold everywhere. a Sent on receipt OF
81 and two postage stamps. TURNER & CO.. 100
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, propretols.
July Ii. end&M1vsn = -
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MARIN Il N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, March 10.
ARRIVED.
Sch Lottie. tot Portlandl Henley, Sierra Moreno
10 Ii ult via Edgartown. N
Sch Rather. lass, New York.
Sch N j Miller, Miller, Salem for st John, NIB.
Sch Alaska, Rand, Southport.
Sch Ripley Ropes Hodsdon, Boothbay.
Schs Telegraph, Cameron, and Adebert, Farnham
Boothbay.
CLEARED.
Steamer Carlotta, Magune, Halifax, Ms = Johr
Porteous
Brig Edwin H Kennedy, Geyer, Misunderstanding
ney & jackson.
Sch Teazer, tlew. of Freeport 1877 tons henley,
New York-Berlin Mills Co
Sch Gen Grant, McKenney, Gloucester.
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Republicans of Ward Five, one and all, are
requested to meet at the Ward Room, in said
Ward, on Thursday evening, March IL, at Z
o'clock, to make arrangements for the election
on Monday next. A full atterda is de-
sired. Per order
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MARRIED..

in this city, March Z. by Rev. j. I. Hewes John
B Davis OF Rumord, and Marg Beck, of Boston.
In F1eeport, March ). by Rev. w. G. Bairows,
Perez q. Drinkwater, of Yarmouth, and Miss Mar
garet L. Weber, OF Freeport.
In Machias. Feb 20, by Rev. 4. A. Helmershausen,
Silas Smith. OF Portland. and Hiss Hattie e. Long
fel ow. of Machias.
In Calais. FL b. H. H. G. Jordan OF Ellis WORTH and
Mary E. Foster, OF G.
In Gastport, Feb. 49, William Dean, of Pemb- oke,
and Mary L Capen, of E.
In Dexter, Feb. 20, w. o. Howe and Anna Little
field. Also Charles p. Greene, OF D., and Adeline
Leonard, OF Parkman.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

GOOD NEWS FROM NEW JERsEY.-A dis.
patch from New Brunswick, New Jersey, says
that at the election at South Berwick Mon
day, the entire Republican ticket was elected.
The Republican gain is 80. New Brunswick
elected the Republican ticket by 80 majority.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

Mr.. PILLsBURY says he did not confess to
New Hampshire Republican that the election
eering talk of the Democrats abont taxation is
all humbug. New Hampshire has voted it a
humbug nevertheless.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11
BY TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,

Ar at Delaware b eakwater sth, barques Andes
from Cardenas: Arthur Kinsman. from Mat mas
brigs Charena. and Geo Berry, from Matanzas
schs Nellie Star, from Trinidad; Ruth II Baker, i'm
Ilavaua; Chattanooga from Carlenas.
Ar at Cardenas 2sth, brig Giles Loring Piakbam
New York.
Sid fin Matanzas 2ath hrigs Fideia, Stone North
OF Hatteras Sportsman. Norton BOSTON.
Cid at Havana goth nit. barque Grace Redpath,
for Port and.
Sid 2sth, bar4ue Brunswick, Minott. Boston.
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Republican Candidate
FOR MAYOR,
JACOB MCCLELLAN.

g8- First Page To-day-ThePopes Lecture
on the Woman Question; Is the President
Crazy? A strange Story; Speech OF MT
Blaine; Varieties.
Fourth Poqe-My Word Shall not Pass
AWAY: The Tallow Candle; No Lower Deep
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

LIQUOR SEIZURES. City Marshal Heald and
Deputy Marshal Irish yesterday seized con-
siderable quantities of liquor in the billiard
room of R. Rich, Mechanics Hall, and the sa-
loon Of George M. Stevens, Federal street.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

TO be always intending to live a new life
but never to find time 10 set about it, is as if
imam should put off eating and drinking from
one day to another, till he is starved or des-
trouad
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

ACCIDENT To ONE OF THE HANLoNs-A dis
patch from Louisville says that ON Monday
evening Edward Hanlon, one of the acrobat
brothers, fell while performing, dislocating his
arm bruising his head, &c.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11
Business Items.

Buy your boys clothing of Grin Hawkes. &
Co., opposite the PreSle House.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

A active, intelligent boy, from IF cen to seven
IA teen years old, One that can have good referen-
ces and whose parents reside ia the city, may APP
ply at No. 107 Fore Street X. KENT.
March II. DIT
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Howes, New York.
MopILE.Ar 4th inst, sch Angie Amesoury
KEY WEST-Ar ID, brig Ellen Maria, Hoxie, fn
PENSACOLA-In port ist inst brig Mon icello
Murray Tor Boston; schs Alice Noyes. and island
Belle. for Cuba; Francis Coffin, Cou ms for Vera
SAvANNAH-Ar 9TH. ship Ellen Southland. Bick-
ford. Liverpool
. Cid Sd, sch Ames, Ames Aspinwall
SD Sd. sch Baltic, Haskell Darien to load lumber
CHARLEsToN-Ar 5th inst, ship Hope, Han
cock Liverpool: brig John Pierce, Bliss, Cardenas
CID 9th. brs Cyclone, Frisbie, Boston.
Lane Norfolk. ''''
,NoRFoIK-Ar 9th, sch E Dresser, Reed, from
Por land.
Sid. sch Julia Newell, Mcintyre, Wilmington.
Il .LTIMORE-Ar 9th, sch Z II Furbor. Cobb, i'm
Sid 9Th, sch Idaho, Davis, Providence
III 7th, brig Fanny Butler, Bartlett West Indies
s;hs L NJ Warren, Warren, Fall River; Maria Lunt,
Sid 9TH, brig Nellie Mitchell. .u
Ar 9Th brig liza. Thompson, Matanzas.
Wheeler. Cardenas; schs Lath Rich, Lunt. Trinidad
Hattie Sampson Blake, Mat rnzas.
Below. brig Cuba, Stevens, from Messina.
NEW YoRn-Ar 9Th. par ne Ca denas, Paine
Havana II DAYS brigs Addle Haze, Dale Matan. .
zas Il days; Sally Brown, Matthews Sagna.
\, Ar S!h, bries Golden Lead Jones, Havana; d F
rien L II Cole Jones. Gnanianamo; Abb, Waison
Allen. Trm. dad, with sails split schs MargIe Nc
Fadden, Arroyo Starlight, Robins n C;entneoos.
Nicola, kellar, Neuvita Senator Grimes Lord In
Jacksonyiue Waterfall, Cameron, York River ''''
Ar: til, brig Alexander Nickels, Rosebrook. Mos
sina 10 days. 'ies-
cid 9Th, ship Antelope, Hill, for Melbourne . brio
hossack; Eiilot, Nuevitas; sch ndwarI. Ellis. Tor
rl;UV!DENCE-Ch eth, sch watcbma, Smith
Fernandina. 81" ""'ehuiai' on"'h'
81 o!h, sch Am Eagle, Shaw, Elizabethport.
WV IN n, .en Alice Z Fox. Adams and Saml Wood,
"o.u, DaiLmore, Mary a, Jeiiersou, New York.
Demerara Tor New York
In por,, sehs Annie Freeman Reed, Provincetown
LOT Virginia; Toukota Stewart, Portland tor New
york; Commerce, Morgan, and l. Weob, Green
lici. do for Ba timore.
NEW BEDFORD-Ar sth, sch Carrie Webb,
j mes Baltimore.
HOLMEs' HOLE-Ar sth. scbs Freddie Walter,
Atwood, Portlaud tor Norfolk, C NJ Ric5, An es-
bury. Daren for Boston, Nellie Bel, stahi, Jack
sonvillc Tor do.
BOSTON. VI 9th, brig n Elizabeth, Lowen-
stein, Sierra Leone.
Below, sch Guiding Star, from Ponce.
Cid 9th, barque Costareli Emerson, havana; sch
Ar 10TH Gui ling Star Blanchard, Ponce; Belle,
Howes, Mobile; Parallel, lIiSans' salem.
Cid 10Th baroue Jas Ward, Landerkin. Carde-
mas brig Wm Robertson, Reed CT ntuegos.
Sid briggs Annie Eldridge, and IL b Emery.
PORTSMO1UH-Ar 18th, sch Clark, Foster
Ar sth, schs Mary Langdon, Bennett, New York:
W w Brown Redman. do.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 9th, sch Priscilla II, Nichol-
son, Bucksport.
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supplying Syrups, OF Which Opium is the principal
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STRIKING works Of art are those groups of
statuary on exhibition at Lowell & Senter's,
No. 3O1 Congress street. "The Council of
War" is Rogers best piece, we think, and it is
remarkably wei executed. The faces of Pres
ident Lincoln and General Grant are very ex-
pressive and as likenesses of these two men
this is an excellent work. Messrs Lowell &
Senter are the sole agents for the sale of this
statuary in this State.
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-11

KENNEBuNK.-A correspondent writing from
K rs td.tl UT ynasy date Of March 9TH informs
gun week ago was completed, and resulted
IN the election of the entire Republican ticket
by majority of 40 votes, being a gain of So
on the election of week ago, and gratifying
increase of the Republican majority of last
fall
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A large line of Spring Overcoats, good
styles, cheap for cash, George w. Rich & Co.,
173 Fore street. mar 7-1w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

State Assnyer's Once, Boston, Mass.
BOTTLE OF
'Mr.W s. Mains Elderberry Wine''
Has been received here, in the state in which it is
sold in the MARKET for analysis.
1t was found to be an excellent, matured Elder
berry Wine, comparing tavorably with the choicest
samples Of ''Sambuci Wine," and containing even
more 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
intox eating quality and in sickness. or as bever-
age, il should replace the imported wines.
Respectfully, -......
a. A. HAYES, NJ. d. State Assayer.
20 State Street, Boston,
18th Aug. 1867.
ieb1ldSwtfsN s. DANA HAYES, Chemist
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ONLY $4,000.

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Argus and sunday Advertiser copy, marll-dlw