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atlays and soothes and burning heat in Ca
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that It positively
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As Troche Powder, is pleasant to the taste,
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gives to the Throat and vocal organs
Delicious Sensation Of Coolness and
Comfort.
Is the Best Voice Tonic in tho world!
Try IL! Safe, Reliable nad only 3J cents.
Sold by Druggists or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON & CO.,
Proprietors, Philadelphia.
W. Whipple & Co, Portland. General Agents.
Wholesale Agts, Geo. G. Goodwin & Co; Rust Bros
Bird, Boston; J. w. Perkins q Co, W. F. Phillips
& co, H. H. Hay, Portland.
Nov H-sNeod& w6m
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Republican Caucus, Gorham.

The Republicans ofGorham are requested to meet
Mt the Town House, on Saturday, Feb 22d at three
o'clock p M, to nominate candidates for Town Off,
GERS for the ensuing year. Aso to choose Town
Committee.
Per Order of Town Committee.
Gorham, Feb 18th, 1863. feb19dtd
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O. The contract was awarded to Messrs. Reed
q a. Nichols OF Bath, they being the lowest bid
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Florida Constitutional Couy..,;o..

Tue division of the Florida constitutional
convention into two nearly equal bodies, is
said to have been occasioned mainly by the
unwillingness of the minority to recognize the
right of new corners, alleged non residents, to
sit in the con vention. The telegraph is con-
trolled by ex-rebels, and dispatches from Tala-
hassee to the Associated Press are to be re-
ceived with great caution. 1t is now said at
the Billings party is making an effort to pro-
cure the adoption of their constitution by the
so-caled majority" and offer to compromise
# Mr.. Billings is nominated for Congress. A
special dispatch to the Boston Advertiser saws
General Meade arrived at Tallahassee Mon
day, and advised both factions to reorganize,
elect new president, expunge their records
since Feb. and agree upon constitution
This course will probably be adopted. The
state of things week ago may be inferred
from the character of the following note,
which we have received from Mr. Daniel Rich
ards, president of what has been styled the
minority Convention:
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb H. 1868.
The reports OF the Conven-
ton to the Associated Press are tissue of
1alsehoods. The majority did not leave the
Convention. The seceders numbered only
nineteen, including colored. For two weeks
these men in the lobby interest used every
means that the Railroad and Andrew John.
sons officials could devise, struggled to con
troll the Convention. The Billings party, as
1t is called, was too strorg for them, keepinp
the majority. After they left, nothing having
been done up to that time, the Constitution
was finished in four days The candidate for
Governor, Col. Liberty Billings, is from Maine.
He will be elected by very large majority
His term will be nearly five years as he holds
over the term of four years commencing next
January
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FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. Col. FRANK L, JONES.
The funeral of Col. Jones win take place
this forenoon at IL o'clock. The deceased was
member of the Portland Army and Navy
Union, and they will participate in the funeral
ceremonies. The entire Association will meet
at Army and Navy Hall at precisely 10 O'Clock,
with the Portland Band, for the purpose of
escort duty. All members of the Both and
25th Regiments Maine Volunteers are invited
to join in the escort. We understand an invi-
tation has also been extended to the "Mechan-
10 RIuaS
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DIED..

In East Boston. Feb. &c. Mr.. Ansei Field, of Port
land, aged II years.
In westbrook, Feb. 10. Mrs. Julia A. Miller, wits
OF the late j. P. Miller formerly this CITY, aged IS
years.
Funeral on Friday afternoon, at 12t O'clock at the
residence OF Mr.. John Larrabee, westbrook.
In Fla, cite, Feb. ~, Mrs. Arnold IL. Ham, aged Sc
years: 18th, Mr.. Arnold B. Ham aged 81 years.
In Pennington, Feb. ~, Geneva E., daughter of
VIM. d. Tarr, aged IS Yeas.
In Yarmouth Dec. 81 Mr.. Samuel Parker aged
81 yelrs months.
In augusta Feb. IA, MI. John Bates aged SO yrs
SO years.
III Hermon. Feb 1, Mrs. Hattie. vile OF Joseph NJ.
Moore, aged 81 years.
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In John Meals communication Fire Insur-
ance, published yesterday, the second sentence
from the close should read, "Of course our
best business will be driven away" instead of
"our best acoTEmeu"
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THERE will be Conference of the EyaDgel-
cal Churches of this city, at the High Street
Church, on Thursday afternoon and evening,
February Goth, 1868, commencing at ZIP and
o'clock.
All who are interested in advancing the
cause of Christ in our city are earnestly in
vited to attend
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
GALT ESIoN-Cld 10Th inst, brig Galveston, Mer-
NEW oaL n 18TH, barque Lincoln,
Al sw Pass l2th, barqus Anna Walsh, Drink.
MoBlLE-Ar nth. sch Frank Palmer, wyle, IN,
Boston.
PENSACOLA--Cld sth, barque Mary Bentley.
KEY wEsT-sld 10Th, sch Montezuma. Pen-ell.
from Baliimorel tor Galveston.
r .JACKSONYILLE-Ar4 th inst sch Nellie Belle,
from New London.
Ar 9TH inst schs Senator Grimes, Lord, from New
fC,E; AEthsmius, Gates and II, 2 Gates, do
RICH MoND-Cis 18th, sch A Richards, Arey,
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed up 18th, brig Fan
ny Butter. from Turks Islands TOR Baltimore; sch
woodbury.. iron Bucksiort for do:
Passed ont 18th, brig SWEET, IRON Baltimore
BALTIMORE-Ar 18th, sch Josiah whitehouse.
Jones, Wilmington, Nc; Gen Grant, Orchard, from
Portland.
Ar 18th. brig Fanny Butler, Gate Bartlett,) fr,m
Ar I1th, brig waltham. Lewis Savannah; schs
Austin. Fountain, Round Pond; Active, Mat
thews Portland; Woodbury., Woodbury., Bucks
vile, Sc: Idaho, Davis Norfolk.
PHlLADELPHIA-Ar 18th. bsfQue Augustine
kobbe, Carver, Matanzas brigs Lane. Carver.
MarseIlies; Aliaratta, BiCber. Sagua.
AT Delaware Breakwater 18th inst, brigs Nellie
Move, Leeman, from Messina Harry Stewart,
from Palermo; Maria Wheeler, from Cardenas: X 5
Hassell, do; J ID Lincoln, from Trinidad: Vim II
| Carrie Melvin, from Matanzas: Marion Gage, from
Orchilla; Iath Rich, from Trinidad; Lady Wood
bury, and George Deering, from Portland: Frank b
| Cotton, from Boston; Juha T. Gamasc, -; j 7
Alburger. from Portand,-all Tor Philadelphia--de-
| timed by ice.
NEW YORK-Ar 17th steamer Chesapeake. from
| Portland: ship Magnet, Crosby, WhampOa; barques
Fannie. Carver, MOnteyideo: Casco, Gardner from
Trinidad; brig Mary Comery, C0merJ. Apalachi-
| cola; schs M Rankin, Bearse Portland tor Phila-
| delphia; Elizabeth Areuarus, Gregory, Providence
for Baltimore.
Cid 18th, ship Frank Flint. Robinson. Mansanila
barcue G w Roosevelt, Herman, Havana; sch H r.
| riet Thomas. Robinson, Havre; Margaret, Nichols,
Ponce.
| NEwPoRT-Ar 17th, sch Ii Allen, Fuller from
Mobile for Boston.
| BOSTON Ar 18th. barque Sicilian, Sparrow, from
Messina; sch Zeyla, Crosby. New York.
| Ar 18TH barque Telegraph, Hanson, Cronstadt
| sch Vulcan Small, Pembroke.
Cid 18th, bArqus DanI Webster. Crosby. Gibraltar
| brig Rolling Wave Snow, Havana; sch Prairie Bird
1 Thompson, Portland and st John. n B.
| GLOUCESTER-Ar 18th. schs John Pew, Staples
Boston for Swan Island; Martha Sargent. Closson
| do for Searaport.
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Republican Nomination
FOR MAYOR,
JACOB MCCLELLAN.

Eg- First Page To-doy-Defant Spirit of
the South; Meadow Lands; Letter from
Ne hanic Falls; Varieties.
Fourth Page-A Confession; The Land Slip
at Nanles
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r. q r, RAILROAD. - An act passed the
Legislature Monday authorising the Portland
and Rochester Railroad Company to make
change in the location of their road between
this city and Cumberland mills. This change
will make very great improvement in the
road, as it will shorten the distance eonsid-
ably, and the track between these two points
will be comparatively straight. As the line
now is, right ans is formed by running to
MorrilPs Corner, and there are two or three
heavy grades and numerous curves, among
which is one Of four degrees. In the proposed
rout all these snow-drift cuttings are obviated.
1t will be obvious to all who are familiar with
this road, that this will be an improvement,
and will be an additional proof Of the enter
prise of those men now forming the manage
ment.
The new bridge over the Saco river is now
completed, and track has been laid for the
purpose of getting iron across. As early in
the spring as the frosts will permit, the work
OF laying the track beyond the iron will
commence, and it is thought that by July 4th
trains will be running to Alfred. The work in
the extension has been faithfully done, and
with the change at this end that is to be- this
will be one of the best pieces of road in New
England. ---
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STATE STREET CHURcH.-The social gather
ing of this Society in their Chapel is postpon-
ed to Friday evening, Feb 21st, at Z 1-2 o'clock.
All connected with the Parish are cordially
invited.
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Business Items .

WooDMAN & WHITNEY have removed to No.
81 Exchange street, next store below Hall L.
Davis bookstore. fsL11tf
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The Union Republicans Of Cape Elizabeth are re-
quested to meet at the Town House in said town, on
Thursday, Feb. 27th, at o'clock P. NJ, to select
candidates for Town Officers for the March election
A general attendance is requested.
Per Order of the Town Committee.
February IS, 1868 dtd
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GARLANDs Burlesque Opera Troupe, from
Fifth Avenue Opera House, New York, will
open at Deering Hall, for a short season, on
Monday, Feb. oath,
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Marriage and Celibacy.

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 relei. Sent
in sealed envelopes. free OF charge Address, DIR. j.
SkiLILN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa. sN d&wSm
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Windhan.

The Union Republicans OF windham al request
ed to meet at the Town House on Saturday, Feb %,
at 3 O'clock NJ to select candidates for Town Or
GERS for the March Election. general attendance
Ia requested.
Per Order Of the Town Com.
Feb Is, 1863. feb14dtd
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Fisheries.---Twines,

ENOR SALE to the trade by the Bale, 100 Bales
Il Superfne Cotton Irvine, for Herring, Pohagen,
and Mackerel-fne nos.; these twines grade above
the ordinary quality.
Am. NET & TWINE CO., AZ Commercial St..
ja29l1aw3m sN BOSTON
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To remove tan, sunburn and eruptions, use
Schlotterbeck's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
1ob1p-0,u
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In A DnEMMA.-The Democrats called
caucus for Tuesday evening in the Ward
Room of Ward p but on assembling where the
Ward Room had been, found it non est-the
building having been sold by the city and re-
moved by Mr.. Jose, the purchaser, on the day
the caucus was to be held. What to do, the
Democrats hardly knew, when they were re-
lieved from their difficulty by the offer of the
Republican Headquarters as place for their
caucus. The offer was gladly accepted and
the meeting was held in that place. The Re-
publicans present were strong enough to have
voted down the Democrats, if they had chosen
so to do.
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WARD FvE.-The Republicans of Ward
Five are requested to meet at Headquarters
this evening, at IL o'clock.
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CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF Coz. JoNEs.-A
post morten examination of the body of Col.
Frank L. Jones was made yesterday by DIR.
Gordon, assisted by and in presence of Drs.
Weeks, Dana, Chadwick, Fogg and Buzzell.
1t was found that his death was caused from
aneurism OF the aorta, or the large artery
leading from the heart. The examination dis
closed some interesting facts to the medical
profession and proved that it was impossible
to have discovered the source of some of the
attacks to which the deceased had been sub
ject. His death is supposed to have been in
Simultaneous. A gallon of blood was found in
the chest pressing upon the left lung.
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8eorganization of the Mechanic Blues.
The Portland Mechanic Blues, which for
half century was a credit to our city as
military corps, has recognized under the most
favorable auspices.
The Commander-in-Chief appointed Mr.. Ed
ward w. Loveitt Orderly Sergeant for the pur-
pose of holding an election of officers for the
company, AID that election was appointed for
Wednesday evening, Feb, 10Th.
Accordingly, last evening the enrolled mem
bers to the number of about seventy assem-
bled at the Armory of the Blues, Orderly Ser
geant Loveitt presiding, and made choice of
the following officers:
Captain-George w. Parker, Esq, (Sheriff
OF the County,; LIST Observation-Disclosures j.
Pennel; Cd Lieutenant-James 7. Brown.
The elections were unanimous, and the off,
GERS chosen sgnifed their acceptance, which
the company accepted with shouts of applause.
A general good time was then had all round
1t is expected that the first parade will take
place in May, whom they will turn out with
100 men, rank and file, all able bodied.
They have gone into the work OF reorganiza-
ton with vigor that must ensure brilliant
results, and we congratulate them upon this
suspicious commencement The officers elect
ed are capable men, who will use all their
efforts to promote the interests of the compa-
ny and to bring it to that high military state
it has In past years enjoyed.
Prior to the election of officers the Mechanic
Blues Association held meeting and passed
the following complimentary resolutions to
their former beloved commander, Col. Thomas
A. Roberts:
81 A D1Lo
an active fiond and member and for thirteen years
Declined an election as Captain OF said company on
its present Reorganization, therefore,
Resofved, That we, as members Of said company
unanimously tender our sincere thanks to Colonel
Thomas A. Roberts for the efficient and satisfactory
manner in which he always discharged his duty as
commander OF our company, and for his kind and
considerate treatment OF men, ALWAYS evincing
by his conduct all OF his relations to us the highest
character as a soldier and gentleman.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions be entarAd nnn,
the records Of the Company, and copy sent to Col
Roberts. Per order of Committee.
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SOLDIERS AND THE ADMINIsrRATIoN.-The
attention ofsoldiers is called to the following
paragraph from the Pc rtsmouth Chronicle:
We are informed that distinguished wire
puller in this city, only day or two since
told voter, "If you don't vote for Sinclair,
You shall be discharged from the Navy Yard"
Very well, was the reply, then consider me
discharged. The wire puller is not an officer
no influence there. He would have none, but
for the base corruption from the White
House down to the lowest dens
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The meeting then dissolved. The Vermont
gentlemen were entertained last evening by
Hon. j. B. Brown. They will meet the COM
mittee named above at the Board of Trade
room at 10 o'clock this morning.
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NEW ADVERTISEMEN
r. O Q HI Z = II Il R
Riris,0, Sharing Dc Jointing
SINGLE MACHINE
Patented 1866 Which ,riH R;re, Shave and Joint
$4,000 Shingles in one dcy Of ten hours.

T I will work all wood that can be worked BY hand,
Il and much that cannot, either hard or soft timber
and make q superior shingle. Three horse power
Will drive it to LIS utmost capacity, and is easily ap-
Piled. 1t substantial ly built OF iron and stee re-
quires for ground room but thirty inches wide by ten
feet long, and weighs only $500 fhs The SHIN giles
made by this machine arc similar but Superior To
those made by hand.
The FIRST revolution rives a single; the second
rves second shinge and shaves the first shingle on
the top ste the third revolution rlves third shin
gle shaves the second the top and the rst on The
DO tom; the fourth revolution riyes fourth shaves
the tn I'd on the top, the second on the bot1m and
the hrst single is jonted and finished complete
Every revolution afterwards throws out a perfect
shing,e at the rate OF sixty per minute.
NO Single Naehne ever invented equals this, nor
can one be made as available SO little cost. The
high price OF labor the want of competent wor kmen
and the great abor-saving capacity of this machI e.
VIII enable builders and others procure super Tor
shin2le at a lower price than by any other mode
The expense OF running it Is at least 900 less per
annum than any other machine. The power and
time required In rur Mug saving machine is great
or than this which can be two days by grinding
the knives once, which may be doue in half an hour
and then It is ready Tor the next 500 shing es.
The machine can be seen in operation every day
from A. ": to p. NJ, at Melcher & Co.'s Mill,
near the Class Works, West Commercial Street.
Portland, where those interested al invited to ga
and see It, and where all Information in relation to Il
will be given.
For ate Rights or for Machines, apply personally
G. n. DAVIS q co.,
No. Morton Block, Portland, Me.
February 20. eod2w
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srEAMERs
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Wednesday, February I9.
ARRIVED.
Sch Adelaide, Sanborn, Machias.
CLEARED.
Brig Clara II Goodrich, Look, Cardenas- Phinney
g. jackson.
Brig Merriwa, wateIhOuse Havana-Ceo Hunt
Sch Thos Stone, Pervere, Mataazas-E Cbnr
chill & Co.
Sch W Deering. tBrl Sulis, st John, NB-.Jobp
Porteous. .
Sch Modesty. Weaver, New York-A L Robson
Sch Sterling, Roberts. Wiscasset.
sAILED-Brig L L wsdsworth; sehs southerner.
and Modesty. s'"'''
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
Ar at Charleston 18th, brig Times, from Cardenas
tor Portland, in distress
Ar at Liverpool 18th, barque ENRIQUE, TIM Mobile.
Ar at Philadelphia 18th. scbs George Deering and
Lady woodbury., from Portland.
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Muufcipal Coure.

JUDGE KINosBURY PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAy.--James Lyons for larceny OF wood
from the Portland Store Ware Company, was ad-
judged guilty and lined 90 aud costs.
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THE news from Crete is good. The Turks
have been beaten in severed engagements. The
removal of non-eombatants continues. The
whole number of Cretan old men, women and
children that have been removed to Greece by
vessels of neutral powes is estimated at g.,
n0O
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Matanzas, Feb is-Brg Cheyiot hence Tor Port
land. Is ashore at the entrance OF the harbor.
New York, Feb 19- Barque Ada Gray of Port
land, from the Clyde. got ashore the spit. at San
dy HOOK about u PM today, while towing up, but
came of an hour after and proceeded.
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The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid.

DUBLISHED For the benefit, and az a CAUTION
Il TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood,
&C., supplying The Means OF SelfCure. Written by
postpaid directed envelope. Address NATHAN
TEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N. Y. Also tree, BY the
same publisher, a circular Of DAISY SWAIN, the
great Poem of the War
dc3l-d& w3m-sN
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additional Der steamer cimbr;a.,

Ar at Liverpool 18th inst HISTORIAN, ts) Dutton, I'm
Portland; Sumatra, Fletcher. Calcutta.
Cid 5th, Arcturus, Mason, New Orleans
Sid 9TH Mavhower, Call, Savannah; Union Aus
tin New Orleans.
Emit Tor ldg 9TH, HISTORIAN. Dutton, Tor Portland;
9Th, Escort, Fitner, New York via Carditf; Pro-
gress, landrup, Philadelphia; Goodel Crockett.
Yokohama: Castne, Thurston. Calcutta.
Ar at Deal 9Th, Criterion. SHELDON, from London
Tor Boston; Marcia Greenleai, Bates do tor New Or
leans Frank Marion, Lincoln. do for Cardiff.
on Yarmouth 4th, Keystone, Barter, from Havre
for Matanzas.
Sid I'm Queenstown Sd inst, Corsica, Havener. i'm
Caao) for Leith.
OF the North Foreland 4th. Western Empire, Ber-
~, from London Tor New York, tat anchor
OF So Coast Ireland Both. Bombay, Jordan, nom
Liverpool tor New Orleans.
Ar at Yokohama Dec Is, Cowper, Sparrow, Ba,ti-
more.
Ar at Shanglae Does. Anna Kimban, Williams
Foo-chow; Midnight Brock. from do; 10th, Simoda,
Croweli. do; ed. Nabob, Cobb. Hakodadi.
:, Ar at Hong Kong Dec "a, Jas Guthrie, johnson,
Sid Dec IL, Fruiter Hamilton Bangkok.
Francisco.
Sid i'm Singapore Dec 3d. Lawrence Brown, Pierce
Sid i'm Padang Dec 10, Rainbow, Freeman, Tor
Boston.
Ar at Calcutta Dec 26, Reindeer, Mcclellan, from
Liverpool: 27th, Robert, Loud, Gale; Jan l. Re
gent, Howes, Liverpool; 9Th, Leventer. Lane, from
Sid I'm Messina Path nit. Prima Donna, Boomer
New York: Camilla. Tucker, do.
Ar at Barcelona LIST inst. Eliza Stevens, Pbinney
New York.
Ar at Akyab Dec %. Clara. Nickels, MontevIdeo.
In Annesley Bay Jan ls, Congress, PurIngton, I'm
Gibraltar-In the Straits 2eth ult Josephine Mar
tin, Pickett nom Leghorn ior New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Assayer's Once, BOSTON, Mass.
A BOTTLE OF

State Assayer's once, Bosteu, Mass.
A BOTTLE OF
'Mr.W 8. 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, matdred Elder
berry Wine, comparing tavorably with the choicest
samples Of "Sambuci Wine," and containing even
more more of the acid salts. astrngent and valuable
qualities Of the berry, than that wine does.
u mas the best properties OF Port Wine without its
intox eating quality, and in sickness. bever-
age, 1t should replace the imported wines.
Respectfully,
20 State Street, Boston,
18th Aug, 1867.
ieb1ldawtfsN S. DANA HAYES, Chemist.
why Suffer from Sores
When, by the use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
you can he easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, ScGtds, Chdpped Hands, Sprains Cuts,
Pounds, and eDerH Complaint Of the Skin. Try 1t,
as it costs hut 25 cents. Be sure to ask tor
H0ie's 4rnica Ointment,
For sale by all druggists, or send your address and
S6 centst to o. P. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston, Mass,
and receive box by return NAH. W. F. Phillips &
Co., agents tor Maine. april261ysn