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Carpet Department.

Special attention Il given 10 this pepart.
mene havinga separate room in the estab.
nshment for Carpets, Oh Cloths, MattinRs
kues, MAILS, &C., &C., Window Blinds, FL.
lures, &e4 enables us 10 compete with any
house IN the trade and otfef great induce.
men8 70 cash buyers In that Department.
having Carpet from 800 TO 81; selling Inc hest
2piy Ingram All WorStSd Chain and Wool
nlnng atSl per yard. Call and see for yoIlF.
selves, u you wiSh 10 save money. The best
quallty o. Cotton Carpet Chain. 3 ply Al IOc:
11ply Of 80, and play at sc. White Cotton
Chain from Nos. TO IL for I5c, - i .
Terms are Strictly Cash. Buying and sal
ing LOT caAh you can always tell what you
are doing, for cash will secure better bars
gains Than credit, believing that BY indus.
Ly, honest dealing and economy, we can
not iail 70 benett those friends and uustOm.
ems that may DO pleased 70 favor uS with q cali,
Therefor respectfully invite an exRmina.
uon OF our stock OF ali cash buyers, either
w RSIs 1ed Or ahII retail before purchasing eHO
mar92 p, 80 JOHN ROEMER.
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iris stated that Mrs. Grant made
verses In her girlhood. Since learning
her signature, we, the writer OF this, re.
member her a. q correspondent OF u
paper with which we were connected.
She wrote quite icredltably. We felt an
Interest In her. We're sorry she tlIdhf
marry more ellglbly.--Pren
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Dress Trlmminrs,

In great variety and at low prices, Kid
Sl99Ses y al line OF best quality, 81 Is 81 So
sonment at almost any price, Ladies and
IsnH handkerchiets, from 80 10 81 apiece,
the best . Cord Machine Cotton In the
world At SOC per doE,
Hos1ERY-The largest assortment OF La.
I H!Ss anu SenS Hosiery In the city, ut al.
MaraaileS, Honey Comb and LancaStet
2nilts Cloaks and shawlS In great variety
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Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods,

Housekeeping Goods Carpets. OIL Cloths,
Having The Largest Variety and a more
general assortment OF aFticlfS dir0cily md
indirectly connected with q Dry Good. No
lion and Carpet Ntablishmef odfn Bind
into one mammoth o1tabllah mont, Whieh
enap!es me % buy and sell much larger
men0 In the City In our line, and in oonSe.
quence OF Whhh can buy aid 'BelI fhena M
les pEicest Studying economy IA oVefy az
partmenti having n0'T0nt % pay, I can "a a
larger bnAlne@ n leA IexpenSG than, Hhy
t StneE nog as IN We t5aSe, Keeping large
statesmen, the most .fastidlou8 cannot flil 10
SPECIAL attention n inyitOdto o NOw artl.
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Musiin.s,

A Largo assortment Of Bleasted and IN.
bleaGhsd from lQ, Il, Is, 10. IS, 2Oc. BIaachod
and Uubl cached Bheetlng "a, o., l0-I. lin.
"a sheetinE OF superior qualify "a l0.i, A
large supply OF Linen Table Cloths, Table
Llnens' NGpkinA ToWHngH, &C., OF the best
shlftlng Linens so, 10, IS, ESr, 81, 81 %,
shirt Bosoms %, Is, 30, IS ~, 50, co, 76c.
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- ORGANIC WEAKNESS, 7
,nnn,lininlu or,rnli nm nm .,,.a. a, !. !.

Immediately cured and null VigoE restored,
ftiB distressing Aneetlou, Whleh Fenliem
life miserable aud marriage In pos ihls, r. nm
penalty paid BY The ylCtlilsOI lmpOpeF In
dulgencea, Young par9oha an TOO ant 10
commit exceBses fpm not being aware u Inc
dreadful oonsequ anc6s that ma YbnSuCh NOW
who that understands the subject viii pre.
tend 70 deny that the power OF pTOcrON,i0n h
lost sooner by those falling Into Improper
habits than ~ the prndent3 BeJitihS bGiTSV
deprived Of t1e pleasure Of heAlthy otibprinE
Of both body and naind arise. The SyTlen,
became8 delanRed, tho PhyAlciN and HenIRi
Functions Weakened, LOIS 81 RTOcreaIIVe
Power, Nervous lITiIabillty, DyspepSia. IN.
pitaLion OF the Heart, Indigestion, GonSti.
tntlonal Debility, and Wasting Of tue frame
Cough, ConSumpaonC Decay and Death,
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PRE1TY WoMEN.-A comparatively
few Ladies monopolIze the Beauty as
we'll as the attention OF Society. This
ought not to be SO, but 1t Is; and will
be while men arc foolish and single out
pretty faces for companions. .E .M
This can all Exchanged by using Aa-
san's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
Bloom of Youth and arefned spark
ling Beauty to the Complexion. pleas
Ing. powerful and natural. 80.
No lady need complain OF red, tam
ned, freckled or rustic Complexion who
will Invest seventy.dye cents In Ha.
gan's Magnolia Balm. It's effects are
truly wonderful, To Preserve and
Dress the Hair use Lyons KathaIron,
augl0-lmeodd&eww .Fr-. ..l a,s,
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Medical College Of Virginia,
AT RICHMOND.

! ~ ~ AT RICHMOND.
THE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF Lee.
i lures VIII commence on the FIRST Mon.
DAY IN october, 1853, and continue until the
~ q March following. The organic lion
" lhe school Is now mUre complete than Al
any former period, with ample meanE FOR
The illuAttatiOn Of the lectures In the SevefSi
departments. Clinical InsIructl0n at Inc
~ STIH naS 6 tn1inrmary towards Grove Hospi.
neutrality-suspicious., Is; full courRe OF
Lectures, SID demonstration 81 ana; omy,
$40; graduation, l9L 81 HaTs[I Ia"
Board, w to $50 per month. For copy of
me as, annual announcement, containing fuli
LIS. JoYNEs, N, D.,
1n4Is2weod" Dean OF the Faculty,
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MARK TWAIN compares The sun on
the 9Th 70 . negro, because OF thick
lips That pun Is only to be seen
through smoked glass, 10
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PRINTS,

A Large assortment Of Nov Styles, 10, TX
and l6c' Bunalo AllApaoo9 ~, 50, 30, 10, s.,
nom 6OGto Sl.60 Fancy and Blacf SIM f 1
u q 70 O 80 per yard, : ~ - t-sst11''SSti ~
BombaEine8, Grape Batheria, Alexandfin
Sorut AND many DINER styles OF goods Suita.
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MARRIAGE

Married PeqlonS, or Young Men contain
gAune marriage, being aware Of Physical
speedily cured. I T0.s..Ig NiT- =
he Who places himself under tho caro- Of
Dr. ], may rOllEiopAly eonfide In his honOl
q q Bentt9mAnt and confidently rely upon
his ann ~ Q phykleiAn. v. All
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Member Of the Royal Collegoof Surgeons
London, Graduate Of ono Of the mnSi i,sntt
nent Colleges In tho United states, and IA
greater part Of whose Lnfe has bean, 1uefii in
Inc hospitals Of London, Pari1, kblladSIbhiS
and elHoWheret has efInGled S0fnb or Inc iflnSI
astonishing cures that ware ever Known.
many troubled with ringing In the head and
GArh when R5leep, great nervousness bSilH
tlARinel " Aud1en b0undg, Dallhtulnnis Wit6
frequent bluRhlng, AttalIded sometimes with
arrangement OF mind, were Gurett ihitnOs
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WHITE doops

AlarEo agsortment Of all the diterentm makes,
sWns, Nansook, Bi!hOpa Lawn, Victoria
nets Plaid laconeLS, BriilIRniS, IPidnoS,
GTanedein Yelling Of all colorE Flann0lS 81
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MsakaI.
LOCK HOSPITAL
IgsEARLIsHED AS A REFUGE FROM
QUACRERY,
1AS 0H d1E t ii oB7x1 hxsS 4 CURE

nR. JOHNSON hAl discovered the most
Remedy In tho World foF WoakneI 81 thS
BACK or Limb, htriGturoa, AhOOllona 81 ths
Kidneys and Bladder, involuntary DiohRr.
E0s, Impoteney, General Debility, Nervous.
nols, DyGpepslA, LAnguot, Low gplr1ts, con.
fuBl0n 81 lh0aB, PalpltattOn Of the Heaft.
Tmidlty, Trembling, Dlmn0B Of RiRht, Of
GlddlnG4G, Disease OF tho Head, ThFOai, Noe
or Skin, Affections OF the Liver, LunUS
Stomach or BOWOlB-thO8e Terrible Disorder
arising from solitary Habits Of Youth-Secrel
and solitary practioee more fltal 10 their vic.
o. Ulysses, blightlng their most brilliant
20Pes Or anuCfpauotlS, rendering marriage
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CLOTHS. CAsslMEREs,

satlnets, JeanB, CashmeretS, DO, tho largest
aSyortment In tho city, 70 accommodate Mon.
ehRnn and Merchant TailoFS Ar E01teFn
Prices; also, Tallora' TrimnllnRB:
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YOUNG MEN

especially u who have become the Violims nj
honiafy Vice, that dreadful and dsStFuotlvs
hAhlt which annually EWOOpS 10 an untimeiv
grave th0mandA Of 7 Dung Men OF Iho m0st
exoeiient tAenn ana brilliant intellect, VINO
mlHht otherW4o nave ontIAhcId IiStanlnS
SenAtom with tho thundeH OF 0Ioouencs ~
walked 10 Ocgtacy the living lyTe, NAV All
with full oOnfidOnra, ,tf#| 80 va
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Who have injured themselves by carta,n
practice, INDUCED In when alone, i hR6ItfTe-
quenLly learned from evil COMPANIONS or nj
school, the effects Of which are nightly felI,
even when Alleep, and, II not cured, rgfdeFS
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and OOuy, should apply Immediately, - :
What u pity that u young man, the hopeof
his country, the pride OF his parents, should
0e HnalcuE1 from all prospects and enjoy.
menA OF NE ny the consequence OF deVin-
ting from the path Of nature, anu indnivinS
IN certain secret habit. Such peFS0ng must.
before contemplating r0f'Gll 10 F@1''
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Notice..

THE UNDERsl6NED HEREBY GIVES
i notice Of his appointment o. Assignee
~ the county Of Ohio, In the District 81
West Virginia, and who was to.WIt, on tie
"a DAY Of December, A. D., 1875, adludEed
b1nkrupt upon the petition OF hitnSel !, BY
me y. s. district Court. for said nistiiui.
A. d., 1897. n, a, CRAUKA FL.
RuRS-oaW8gN M. - h@ianee.
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rhe DOcLorg DIPLOMA hanpS In his Utiie,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE pPPRa :

:. The many thousands cured At this eetnh.
lishment within the last twenty yeilrg. fSd
the numerous important surgical OpeFati0ns
performed BY Dr.. Johnston, Witne8std by Inc
repP9qtten OF M bitn and many other papers
again before The public, 6eaideS hIs standina
g. genuemnn OF character and Teglfctas
nluty u sutticient guarantee TO The adj lcted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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MARRIAGE,

rensct that q sound mind and body ara the
most necessary regulates 10 promote comm.
hia happiness. Indeed; withunt theI.e tina
Journey through Life becomes Q weary hi.
gtlmaSei the prospect hourly dArksns 70 ne
view the mind becomes ahadoWeu with de-
Bpalr and Oiled with the maIanrholv refisc
Ton that the happiness Of another become
bilShted with our own, ~
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YARIRfIRs.

During the eclipse, an AlecIionats
young couple were on the top OF house
In louisville. As tho darkness ID.
creased CelOstina selSed the arm OF
Charles Augustus and WhtSpertd:-
Dearest, am 80 frightened :" 10 which
the noble Charles t0uchinRly respond
cd IN tender but quakinR accents as he
soothed her fears, while he folded her 10
his manly bosom, Let this 1.-The mo-
ment OF the total eollpael DO the happy
moment Ia klss) which gives her
Charles CanothOr) the hand OF (once
more and all together) his Celesiina,''
Exit moon. ..n.a. al. d.
Tho number OF people 10 the SQUARE
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,DIAEAaEs OF IMpRUDENOr,

When tho misguided and irnprudent yo,a,
~ OF pleasure dndB that he has IInblbed the
seeds Of this painful disease Il too often hans
pens that an nl.Llmed 6enBe OF shame y,
dread ofdlseovery deterB him nom npplyins
70 those, who from education and rtspSct1s
bllity, can alone belriend him, DELAYING I'M
The constitutional symptoms or this horril
ulSease make Their appearance, such as ulc1
rated s0re throat, dleaSed nose, nocturnal
palms In the head and limbs, dimfeBs al EjpHt
deafness, nOdeSon the BhIn.bones AMI aim,
blotchea on the head, face and exIrenIitiCS'
progressing with trlghtTul rapidIiy. mi MI
last Tie palate Of Ihe mouth Or III, lI0ifts
Of inc, nose nall In, aud the or thiS
aWtul disease becomes hOrrId object
COMMUNICATION, I'LL death puts period toh
dreadful SunerinGs, by sending him 10 "thati
t Ea1sSov .s,s!u Country from whence no
II 10 MELANCHOLY FACT that thor.
sands tall victims 70 this terrible disease. OT.
Ing 10 the unaklllfulness OF IgnOI AMI pTt-
tenderg, who, by the use OF that DEAIti.Y
POISON, MERCURY, ruin the conStitrtion
and make the reaidae Of Lie miserable, m \
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AEA @aaag.

iH ....l.Is IFE. r'atI .a.Ia.G Fll
sl.a4, -. Dsr.4ga O. 4
fHr raf 4uu58G 81 lp lHgiHs sul
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Onioe Ro.7 South Frederick street.
Loft hand aide going nom Baltimore street,
low doom from the corner, Fail moi 10 az
serve the name and number, 80 = a.
No letters received unless post paldaL
containing stamp To be used on thereby
Persons whiting should state age, aud HSfi6
Portion Of advertisement describing Eymp.
Vo 1nl. ~ % -,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-09-09
SUSPICIOUS LOSS OE AvEssEL

On Monday Aug 2,d, the schooner l.. II.
Knight, belonging to John McIntire, of Cam
den, Me-, left Philadelphia with 800 tons of
coal, bound for Salem, Mass On Sunday
the 29th of August, She was picked up OF
Balnegat, sixty miles from land by the
schooner Fannie Blake, abandoned and leak
ing. crew was put on board and she was
worked into Newport, Il. |. Here ii was
found that several holes had been bored in
her run through to the water, and it is believ-
eel they were made with the design of sinking
the vessel.
The above facts We're published, and COM
inc under the eye of the owner of the schoon-
er, he ut once came to Boston and consulted
with the police authorities with a view to
finding the Captain and crew of his vessel
The Ilarbor Police have been looking I'D the
matter and detective Leeds of the Chiefs of
flee has also been investigating it. Saturday
the matter illuminated in the arrest of David
Carter, the mate, and thee seamen by the har-
Dor police, and the Captain, whose name is
Eben Il. Smith, of Rockland, Me-, was taken
into custody by Mr.. Leeds, on suspicion Of
having scuttled the vessel. All the parties
We're lodged in the Cambridge street jail, the
crew being held as witnesses against the
Captain.
Captain Smith declares his innocence, saws
lllc NeSStl Dc1tll leaking anu continued uOn q
so, so fast that the pumps were Inadequate to
relieve her He alllms his innocence of the
existence of the holes in her run, and says he
knows nothing Of their origin; and that he
was finally obliged to abandon her, which he
did, being picked up shortly afterwards by a
brig which brought himself and crew to Bos
ltOn.
| The vessel was picked up thirteen hours
after being abandoned, is considered worth
$4,000, and was insured for $1,000. 1t is moi
known that the Captain could have had any
motive for destroying the vessel but it is be-
lleNed the schooner was abandoned rather
lprecipltatey, and the matter will undergo q
judicial investigation. [Boston Herald,
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BANK ROBBERY AT ROCK
LAND

RocKLAND. Sept. 3-A bold but msuc-
Icesstul attempt was made last night to rob the
Lime Rock Bank. The burglars broke into
the telegraph office adjoining the bank and
cut through the brick walls Of the outer safe
but were unable to open the steel safe in
which the cash and bonds of the Bank were
kept. Nothing but few cents rewarded
them for their labor It was evidently the
work of art bat they must have got frightened
as many of their tools We're left behind 1t
win be hard TO find the villains rs they have
left hut little trace. No one is suspected here.
The burglars first made an opening about
Is inches in diameter through the brick vault
ard then attempted to pick the lock, but only
succeeded i'll iniuring it 50 the officers have
us Vet been unable to open it.
Ii was found, when a lock maker from the
west had opened the safe, that the contents
were all right, and that nothing of the CON
tents had been distu rbed.
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Ihe most astonishing cure Of Chronic Diarrllua
we ever heard of is that of VIM. Clark. Frankfort
mills, W aldo Co.. Name the facts are :testcd bv
Ezra Treat pion Treat, and NJ. A. Merrill, either
OF whom might he addressed for particulars Mr.,
Clark WIS cured by "JohnSon'S Anodvne Lint
mcnt.
Hon. Joseph Farwcll, Mayor of Rocklan,l, Me.
Isaac VI. Bragg Esq. Bangor, and Mcssrs Pope
Bros. Nachias, Me. Lumber merchants fully en-
dorsed the ''Sherilan Cavalry Condition Powders -
and have given the propretors liberty to use their
names IN recommending them.
The following is an extract from private Letter
written by the Propretors of the Plantation Bit
tiers:
I'VE had no conception of the widespread suffer-
ing Which exists or of the almost mtallibIe cures
produced by the PLANTATION BTrTERS when the
lrSt commenced offering them for sale. We now
lnd that every house has Il waek child, an ailing
parent. or dehated aged member. who needs this
Tonic. Our Laboratory has grown from Il single
room to an immense building. and our sales from
few bottles to many hundred dozens per ,ay and
we are glad to know that they have done you so
much good
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best import
{" herman Cologne, and sold at half the price.
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fine Providence journal gives an account
g" the regatta ut Cherbourg France ON the
Ilth ut, in which one or the boats from the
/ 5 trgate sabine Won the first prize
against eleven competitors The American
boat drew number eight, and accorlin @ly
TOOK the position IN line at the buoy bearing
TINS number where it quietly lay, awaiting
tine hour of departure, Meanwhile the French
boats We're pulling up ana down the line, to
how oil, in presence Of spectators assembled
"n the shore. Nearlyall the boats for this race
pulled more oars than the Sabine's; most of
them haVmgs sixteen, and some OF them einh-
te"n oars the American boat, though quite
H- large rs amy other, had bun twelve. an i'm
poraht difference in a contest like this, and
one which would have deferred most others
from taking part in it, At 2 o'clock the first
gun was fired In one minute after the SEQ
and was fired, and the boats were off. Now
came the tug of war Most of the crews,
pulled h"rd, for the first five hundred wards
leaving the Sabne's boat behind. But then
Lieutenant commander Bartlett, who under
TODD ms men, began steadily to gain, and
when ms boat turned the buoy, a mile off, he.
was eight boat lengths ahead of all. The
Americans now pulled with will they felt
their strength and knew Just what they had to
contend with. On they went, steadily gain
ny on their eleven adversaries, and when
lhcy gained and passed the grand stand, the
SABINE boat was more that ten engthsahead
E'[h boat carried little pennant at its bow,
I'o as ING american boat passed the staff in
tn% m'''fI upon which the French flag was
hlll'S. lieutenant Commander Bartlett dip
ped his ensign and tossed oars He hoot W., +.
at once saluied as victor by some fen ,bm,-
s'nds cheers from the assembled ,sult;tuIn
on shore.
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All Hail California !
A Democratic Victory !

SAN Francisco, Sept. 1-9 p. Nj.
Frank McCoppin DemocraD is elected
Mayor by about one thousand majority. A
portion of the Independent municipal ticket
is elected Returns from the interior are
meagre but indications are that the Demo-
Gratis have secured majority in the next
Legislature.
p. s. Later advices make certain deci-
sive and sweeping Democratic victory. The
sure 10 vote against the Fifteenth Amend
mpnt.
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POWDER EXPLOSION.
PORTLAND, Sept

IofILAND, sept 8.
A keg of patent powder exploded at Lake
atbago on Friday afternoon al the Portland
Wafer Co.'S Works, where three men were
blasting blowing them some distance and
burning and woundng them terribly. The
men were alive at last accounts, but two, it is
feared, are fatally injured. The accident
occurred by knocking out the bung with a
mex that had been used in nitro glycerine. A
can containing forty pounds of glycerinc was
g ,,n by but fortunately withstood the shock.
me injured men We're from New York.
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NOTICE..

We receive i large number of subscribers
this week, too late to admit ofthcir addresses
being printed on the papers with the proper
credits. They are mailed with written adj
dresses, and will be properly arranged next
Nnnk
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ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING

rom debility and prostraton of the physca
powers caused by the of YOUTH should immed-
ately procure copy of the medical work of Dr. A.
IL. Hayes Consulting Physician e the Peabody Nedi
cal Institute" Boston, entitled THE SCIENCE OF
LIFE or SELF PRESERVATION" an invaluable
and the result of the widest research and deepest
thought upon the subjects of which treats The Insti
tute has also published "TIE SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY
OF WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES" from the pen
of the author. Fuller particulars may be found in
the advertisement of the Institute in our columns.
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Democratic Caucus-Belfast

The Democrats OF Belfast are requested to meet in
Caucus at the Court House on Saturday Evening Aug
llth at O'clock to nominate a candidate for Renresrn
tatve to the Legislature PER O,I|EK
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF DELFAST.

POIE Ut NELF NM.
ARRIVED.
Sept. g. Sch Joseph, Bullock, Boston.
Sept. A. Sch Nathan Clifford, Shute Boston No,,h
Cape, Crockett, do, Moses Eddy, Cot.re do, Jack
Downing, Patterson, Rockand.
Sept. g. Sch Mary Alice, Perry New York, Adslinc,
Ryan, Boston, Gen. Meade Cunningtn n do
sept.s Sch Kate Walker, Warren, Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Sept.3 Sch Cameo McCartv, Bangor
Sept.5 Sch Rosanah Rose, Burgess Bangor
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the harbor at reasonable
terma. Inquire of
l5tt w II. SIMPSON
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"OIiaala's Rights

WHILE the men have their Reapcr7, Mowers, Horse
Rakes, Thrcshng Machines, etc., every woman has Il
Just claim to be provided with such laborslving nipple
ncnts OF household use as the 'UNIyEEStL CLOTHES
WE'NtEE and Don 4 WASIIING- MACHINE.
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ASK NOR DIR. CLAGkE'S SHERRY WlNE BIyTESS.

And take other. See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label OF each bottle No other ia genuine
They purely vegetable and will ntoxicate tsp
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DIED.

0bnuarynotces beyond the tate, name and age, mast
bepaidJor.
In this city, Aug. 2lst Eddie W. son of Kendall W
and Eliza Kelly, aged 3 years, months
In China, Aug. 25th, Nna W. wife of b. c. Mathews
aged 81 years
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MARRIED.

In Lincolnville, 1st inst. by Edward r. Hahn, Esq
Mr.. Samuel w. Heal of Lneolnvie, and Miss Clement
inc I. Moody, of Camden.
In Iinconville, Aug. 10Th, by J. D. Tucker Esq Mr.
Edward Lunt to Miss Sarah ii. Richards, all of Lincoln
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