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The Republican journal., 1869-06-17
LOCAL ITEM S &C.

NICE CAERlAGr>. Parker, Mitchell 4 Go. hay
,u,i added to their stock couple of nice top-buG
.r, from the well known establishment of Simmou
5t nion that for substantial Workmanship an,
elegant finish cannot be beaten anywhere, ana tina
r6, a> easily a> a cradle. Doctor johnson. who
ulj the first dictionary, used To say that he had ne
ai-heI idea Of enjoyment than driving swiftly in !
no,t-eha>c beside pretty woman. But if the ole
eow one of these June day>. could side beside
Yankee girl in on of simmons, light carriages
tthind q smart trotcr, hr would h'a a}e to- pat soma
n-w word> in hi> dictionary.
II i astonishing To See how fooli>hy mon vii
. .r Nhen ihp} have put an enemy in the mouth t'
-,h away the brains. Driving up Primrose
Hllon saturday, couple of men on foot
aho Were exceedingly valiant, challenging anybody
:Md everybody 10 fight. Getting no Response. one
I them. in The eNuheranee Of his spirits. tore th'
papcr from new hat he Wa, carrying. threw it ol
lae ground and performed upon it sort of indiat
,ll t.i.ce ercatl, TO the detriment Of the !H.j.
-n'I difficult to sec Whcr, that fellows path vii
ea5
fu, brr -n4p- IIytrut hay in4 been thoroughly
o,.rlnuc! and repaired in Boston. i again ready
6r service. Al = trial she threw water over thC
.tir NJ the Unitarian church. and 40 feet ahead
.u lr,cl. At 81 meeting of TIN company. on Mon
dag evening. it wa, otc4 to receive the machine
.nl tup following officer, Werc chosen-Foreman
s. ~. BukucH: Assist. Foreman, II. j. Locke
lrgk and Treasurer. e.. W Burgess. uylran
la- q 6av company of llirty-~iN Young men, whc
will t heard from Whenever their services m'e
n""ded.
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The Republican journal., 1869-06-17

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for the
County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of June, in
the year of Lord eighteen hundred ard sixty nine.
!AMES BRALEY, Guardian Of Ebenezer Reynolds, Il
non compos, OF Burnham, in said County Of Waldo,
having presented his account of Guardians hip for allow
ance,
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice to all per-
shed three weeks successvey the Republican ournal
printed at Belfast, that they may appear at Probate
Court, to be held at Belfast within and for said County
the second Tuesday of July next the clock
before noon and hew cause if any they have why the
should not be allowed.
ASA TIIURLOUGH, Judge
true copy Atest-B p. FIELD Register. 40
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PROBATE NOTICES.
10 the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County Of

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
Waldo.
THE undersigned Guardian of LILA E. and ALICE
i Z. CUNNINGHAM. minor heirs of Charles F,
Cunningham late of Stockton, in said County, deceased
respectfully represents that said minors seized and
of certain real estate situate in said Stockton
bounded as follows Beginning at cedar stake in the
westerly line of the Town way, leading to Sandy Point
thence NortherY by said way thrtyeight feet cedar
stake; thence North e. deg East five rods and nine links
to cedar stake the mill pond thence South % deg
" est, five rods and ten links to stake in the Pond
thence South G. deg East foryone feet cedar stake
thence North - deg East, iftyseven feet to
thence South 61 deg East fifty feet to the place Of begin
said real estate that advantageous offer therefor
Ve hundred dollars has been made by Cocord Berry
Co. OF stockton Which offer it is for the interest of all
concerned Immediately accept the proceeds thereof to
De put out on interest for the benefit of said minors.
wherefore your petitioner prays your Honor TO grant
er license to sell and convey said real OF said
MINORS lncludng the reverson of the widows dover
hereon,) to said Colcord, Berry Co., for said sum.
ELIZA +. CUNNINGHAM.
At Court of Probate held at Belfast within and for the
ID. 1869 80
pom the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the peti.
- TONER give notice to all persons interested, by
causing copy of said petition, with this order thereon
be published three weeks successfully in the Repub
Journal, paper printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at Probate Court, to be held at the Probate
Office in Belfast aforesaid the second Tuesday of
July next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, if any they have why the should not be
granted. ASA THURLOITGH, Judge,
true copy. Attest-B. 2. FIELD, Register. ~
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twenty-five Square Feet

more heating surface than any of the
can give without them
above the heating apparatus. to restore humid
ly Paisul OF water should be evaporated where only
pints are now.
1t is law OF nature that the higher the temperature
the more water air will and must If Furnace
ar be not supplied BY proper apparatus the supply will be
drawn from any and all Even from the lungs of
those respiring it. If they happen be weak mach
the worse for tn lungs
1t is well known fact that the Sirocco winds OF the
Sahara and Arabian deserts become the balny air OF
ally by passing the Mediterranean sea- after
ing heated, and taking upa proper and heahul per
cent. OF humidity.
Hence we claim this Furnace to be the powerful
as well as the most economical heater at present in
stence and will warrant No DO the work
public. =
As to durability we Will come under bonds that they
snail last as long as any reasonable expects amy
Furnace to last.
And will warrant every one to give perfect satisfaction.
ana Furnace work OF Al kinds promptly and
faithfully executed. q. =. FIEsssEY Il son.
5moste No. 5S Ns ain street
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DIED.

0a@sary"otices, deyond the date, name and age mast
be pail for
In aldo, Aprild Mr. James H. Cilley, aged 30 years.
) months
In selrsmont, June l2th Mrs. Abigail Donnell aged
50 years.
aged 26.
In Montville suddenly John Sproul, aged IS.
In Bucksport, June 9TH, Salome wife OF William K.
Crown, aged G2 years and months
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Bowdoin College.

( COMMENCEMENT dayis WEDNESDAY, July 18TH
" Candidates for admission to college will he ex
amined in ADAMS HALL, Friday, July 10th, at 5
O'Clock, A. NJ; also on the opening of the college term
on THURSDAY, Sept, I'd.
SAMUEL HARRIS, President.
Brunswick, June IT, 1869. llw4y
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Notes to Subscribers and Correspondents

hanks for the kind expressions and we fear u1l-
deserved compliments in the note of y. We ,lltl
be glad TO hear further from the writer one who
writes gracefully, certainly can produce some
tng for publication,
rhe letter from kenlal', Mills. commenting on
The statement, in the Prog. Age Of III correspond
vut Bunker wa, received too lAc for our last issue
sud a, the step ii intended To influence is tal,en
there WIN be no use in taking UP space With it now.
We have occasional requests to send receipts for
money rcmttcd from subscribers. There is no need
Of amy written receipts under our present mailing
4v,ten Each subscriber will find Il statement Of
The exact date to which he has paid at the end of his
name. on the printed label attached to the paper.
When money is received the figures will be i'm
lncdiatcy changed. 1t makes a valid receipt. Try
1T and see if don't work like a charm.
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Boat Lost.
June IL, 1865

Islesboro, eth ins boat sixteen feet long, greer
"A bottom, black top She had one mast and sail. A
liberal reward will be paid to any who will return
her to the subscriber. JERIUS COOMBS.
Isesboro June IA, 1869 3w49-
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Northport Collectors Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons owing take
~ in the town of Norhport tor any year prior the
year 1862 that the must be paid before the
day of june their property will be taken to satisfy the
same. Per order of the Selectmen.
j. l.. RHOADES, Collector.
Norhport, June 10, 1869. 3w49-
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Frankfort.

FENtE Democrats of Frankfort hereby requested
assemble at Treats Hall, on Saturday June 10Th
at O'Clock T. NJ, for the purpose of choosing Delegates
TO attend the approaching State Convention to be hold
en- at Bangor, the goth inst. PER ORDER.
Frankfort, June 5, 1869. SD
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IHAAKFtL. \ few days since Il lady reach
ed a railroad depot in Dayton, Ohio Just rs
the train on which She desired to take passage
moved away. She was extremely anxious to
ret aboard the train, but was left, which Of
course was not right. As She stood gazing at
the train, her arms full Of packages and her
eye. full Of tears, a gentleman arrived al the
depot on "A full run, with his carpet sack in his
hand, his coat on his arm and his face stream
ing in persplration. He too wanted to take
the same train but alas, was too late. As he
looked At the train, now fast moving away,
he sat down his carpet bag, wiped his face
and very deliberately and emphatically said;
"D--n that train" The Lady heard him,
and smiling upon him with a lady's sweetness,
+ald, ''lhank you, SIR He had, undoubtcd
". eNpressed her sentiments cNactiN
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Montville.

FI\HE Democrats of the town OF AIontve request
ed to meet at the North Rrdge Meeting House, in
said town, Saturday June 10Th, at O'Clock, p. M to
choose Delegates 10 attend the State Convention Ban
goT, and the County Convention at Belfast.
Montvilic, June ID, 1862 PER ORDER.
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NJ. q. CUL ULLN q III,
House & Shin Painter

PAPER-BANGING, GRAINING, GLAZING, WHITE
WASHING, ENAMELlNG AND VANISHING.
Painting and Papering Front Entries. Parlors and Sit
ting Rooms made speciality.
GRAINlNG WITH "MACHINE," IN OIL.
H- All work done in the best Orders left on
Slate promptly attended to-
Shop in next building north of New England House
6msp33 HIGH ST., BELFAST, ME
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For Sale.

pY the Dbl. Stewards mineral Roofing, especially
- adapted to fiat roofs,
also hold myself well prepared to move or raise
buildings to any height desired
j. N. STEW ART.
June 10, 1860. 3mos49
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Prospect.

llE Democrats of the town OF Prospect requested
4 to meet at the School House, in District No. 3,
on saturday, June .th, O'Clock p VI for the purpose
OF choosing Delegates to attend the Demo cratic State
Convention, to be holden al Bangor Tuesday June
.o;h. Per order OF TOWN COMMII'FEE
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SearsnOnt.

tNuE Democrats of Searsmont are requested to meet
l. At Gmores Hall, Saturday the 10Th inst. ut Is
O'clock T. NJ to choose Delegates attend the State
Convention, to be holden at Bangor Tuesday June
~, 1869. Also to choose Town Committee.
Jane H. lr,4. PER ORDER.
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An Evening Of Sacred Songs
PHILIP PHILIPS Of new YORK,
VIII give an evening Of song At
HAYFORD'S HALL,
Wednesday Eve,. June %.

1t is hoped citizens and the public generally, will
this popular singer and author, whose repu tation
public singer is world wide.
Mr. Philips has sung in Boston, New York, Cincinnati
Chicago st. Louis New Orleans, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and other principal cities in this
country. And in London Manchester Paris and other
places of note in England and France where he has beer
listened to by crowded houses,
D oors open at :, singing to commence at O'Clock.
From the Philadelphia Age 4 Gazette
Last evening at a large meeting held in the Academy
of Music Mr. George H. Stuart inroducad Mr., Philips,
remarking that although his friends told him that he
had ear for music, that he was not ashamed TO say
that he had eyes that could weep with President Lincoln
as Mr.. Philips sang his touching songs in the Hail
REPRESENTATIVES at Washington The singer then sang
and was rapturousy encored again and again.
[From the Chicago Republican,
Philip Philips concert last evening was one of th'
had the privilege of attending No hear Mr.
Philips sing without being not only entertained bu
made better as there is not only music but gospel
what he sings.
From the Cleveland Herald.
Mr. Philips Con cert at Brainard's Hail. was ATTENDED
by large audience who manifested their delight by fire.
ms sing can ever forget him. His songs have been the
oy of Thousands Mr. Philips singing speaks for itself
but his generous deeds are not so generally known
he gives the net proceeds OF ms singing to charitable
purposes.
From the Ohio State Journaj
The Philip Philips Concert That Philip Philips has a
powerful hold on the hearts Of the people, the large audi
ence at Town street church last night proves beyond
Question The church has the largest audience room in
the city, and filled. Under the influence of his
soft melody of eloquence speaking in tone well as
music they nestle down into their seats and hold their
breath when did another sing they would clap thei
hands and stamp their feet The can certainy
be pronounced success
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ASH FOR DR.. CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BIYIERS,

And take no other See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label OF each bottle. No other is genuine.
They purely vegetable and will ntoAicate. tsp
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" Buy an 4 Till do you aSOOd."-Now is
the time to- the Great Spring and Summer Medicine
DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BI TIERS, com
y Ash, Thoroughwort, Rhuba1b Mandrake Dandelion,
&c all SO compounded as to act in concert with Nature
Is truly nney ansDe pn
Weakness. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dizziness Heart
onln Fatuency Loss of Appetite all kinds OF humors
druggists. 16w36sp
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10 CLEAR \ Room OF MOSQUITOES These
hanelHl little pests are now here and anyone
Who is bothered by them should cut out and
save the following recipe furnished by a cor
respondent for their determination. Take
of gum camphor a piece about one-third the
size Of an egg, and eyaporate it by placing
it in tin vessel, holding it over a lamp Of
candle, taking care that it does not ignite.
The smoke will soon fill the room, and expel
the mosquitoes. One night was terribly
annoyed by them, when thought otand tried
the above, after which never saw nor heard
them that night, and in the morning there
was not one to be found in the room, though
the window had been left open all night.
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L. w. X y. w. Pitcher

Would call the special attention
of the public to their extensive
Stock of DRY G FANCY GOODS,
suitable for family use at such
prices IS will suit the most eco
nomical. Our goods are Of the
first and medium qualities, con-
sisting of Dress goods, Woolens,
Shawls, Silks, Domestics, House
keeping goods Of every descrip-
tion, Gloves, Hosiery, and small
wares--also manufacturers of La
dies and Misses Garments. Paisley
Shawls speciality. It is the
special aim Of the proprietors to
suit the multitude (the working
people, with good goods, at fair
prices, and to gain by fair dealing
a share Of their patronage, as our
business is conducted on the one
price system (the only fair way to
trade. We can warrant to all
who may favor us with call, per-
feet satisfaction as to Prices,
Quality and Durability.
IN OUR
JOBBING DEPARTMENT
will always be found a full as
sortment of desirable goods adapt
ed to the Country trade.
L. w. K j. W. Pitcher,
81 MAIN STREET.. 81
BELFAST, Me.
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A correspondent at Nevada writes flaming
accounts of the discovery of n mountain oi
,olid silver.
A Berkshire farmer has planted 1876 varie-
lies of potatoes, and proposes aftera fair trial.
To report the result in the fall.
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I" asSJ'H OH SOasTs.D

Take DR.. 5. y. RICHARDSON'S sIIEBRY WINE
BlIIEiS,tie most medicinal in the market Estab.
lished in lsoo. 4mf5sp
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CORRECTED wEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the harbor reasonable
terms. inquire Oi
1871 w. III. SsN EsS4tN.
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At Probate Court held Belfast, within and for the
County OF Waldo on the second Tuesday of June, in
WILLIAM G. CROCKETT and EDWARD BRIDG
w ES, named Executors in certain instrument pur
porting to be the last will and testament of Jeremiah
Crockett late OF StlrSmont in said County of Waldo de
ceased, having presented said will for Probate.
Ordered, That the said William and Edward give notice
all persons interested by causing copy this order
Journal printed at Belfast that they may appear at 4
Probate Court to be held at Belfast within and for said
the clock before noon and hew cause if any they have
why the same should not be and allowed
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. P. FIELD, Register. 40
At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for the
County of Waldo on the second Tuesday of June in
the year of Lord eighteen hundred and sixty mine
MARY f. CLARK, widow of Nathan Clark, late OF
AN1 Freedom, in said County of Waldo deceased hay
ing presented petition for allowance from the per
Sonal estate of said deceased
Ordered, That the said Mary f. give all persons
by causing copy Of this order to be Published
printed at Belfast, that they may appear Probate
Court, to be held at Belfast within and for said County
the second Tuesday Of July next at ten of the coc;
before and shew cause, if any they have why the
prayer Of said Petition should not be granted
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge
true copy. Attest-B. z. FIELD, Register. ~
Ats Probate Court held Belfast within and for the
County of Waldo on the second Tuesday of June, in
the wear of our Lord eighteen hundred and sxtynine
E>LEANOR X. SMITH, widow of Eben f. Smith, late
~ of Linconville, in said County of Waldo deceased
having presented petition for an allowance from the
personal estate of said deceased
Ordered That the said Eleanor give notice to all persons
Interested by causing copy of this order to be published
three weeks successfully in the Republican journal print
ed at Belfast that they may appear at Probate Court
be held at Belfast within aud for said County the
second Tuesday of July next at ten of the clock before
noon and shew cause if any they have why the PRAYER
OF said petition should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attcst-B. 7. FIELD, Register. 10
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Decription of No. / Clipper.

The Clipper Number One gotten up to supply the
of such farmers desire for any to use
y horse tor moving. 1t capable Of cutting five to
eight per without injury the horsehe labor
being greater than powng corn. The very great ia
with which it has been received the best evidence
that it is suited to the purpose for which it was made
Although other styles of onehorse machines
been attempted this is the only practical one in use
1t first brought into the market in 1860 when fifty
were built. The year it awarded the Grand
Golden Medal all competitors, a the Auburn Trial
In 1867 hundred and slNtytwo were built, and al
though built five hundred and eighty last year, We
unable supply the demand by several hundred.
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WHITTEMORE'S
F-LOCKING RAKE !!
Patented February 4th, 1858.

HAVING long seen the need Of a a Wheel r. Rlke that
L j. would combine the good qualities OF other Rakcs,
at the same time dispensing with their objectionable
qualities, we have, after spending much time and labor,
secured the desired object, and offer the WHITE
MORE RAKE to the public with the most unlimited
confidence that will prove all we recommend it to be,
viz: THE BEST RAKE IN TIE MARKET.
The principal advantages claim for this Rake
others,
LIST. SIMPLICITY The parts are 80 few and simple
that any farmer OF ordinary ingenuity easily repair
it when broken out of order.
I'd. EASE OF OPERATION. 1t being the easiest work
ing Rake in the market.
3D.. 1t has Lock LEVER, a simple but effective de-
vice for holding the teeth to the ground when doing
heavy work.
4th 1t has easy spring seat, which is secured by
the axle thereby removing the weight of the driver from
the back of the horse.
5th be the teeth will not quite reach the
ground, thereby making it desirable cleaner.
9th 1t has cleaners to prevent the hay hanging to the
teeth when emptying the Rake
7th The teeth independent of zach other, ana
when is broken it be replaced in five minutes
without interfering with any of the other teeth.
Sth 1t will rake clean without scratching up the
dirt
For sale Mt wholesale and retail at
The Agricultural Warehouse and Hard
ware Store of
f. A. earle, Belfast, Me.
2mos4S
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IDE HEALED
- of " whatsoever Disease ye haye by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY Mrs. SPENCE'k
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE pow.

DEzss. If your druggist hasn't the Powders, send
brief description cf your disease to PROF. PAXTON
SrLNt l., NJ. d., Box ISL, NEW YORK CITY and those
mysterious. "onier.wOrLlng Powders Will
be mailed TO YOU, pos paid. ihON 81. & boxes -.
ttlssp
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CA e ID
AND
CLOTH DRESSING
AT SEARSMONT
AT SEARSMON

yTHE stBsCRIBER is prepared to card Wool aud
I DRESS CLOTH al his Mills in ScIfsmOnt. liu.
Machines having been fitted up in superior order with
NEW CARDS, and liz ing good oil he is confident THAI
he do his work SatsI Itory those who m1y favor
him with their patronage IL. WING.
Woons x toNANr l.. A. KSoNtr"N, ANp +. y.
kNoWt TON, AgGuts for Belfast
StarSmont, June, lSGj. 4Wl..
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Old MedaI NO. I, Tor One Horse.
awarded at Auburn, 1865.

The Committee who had charge Of the Great Trial at
Auburn, N Y, in ls6d in reference to the CLIPPER
Machine, say;
g The mechanical execution OF this machine reflects
the highest credit upon Mr.. Dutton, the inventor in this
respect it surpasses all the All the bearings are as
smooth machinery make them. all the joints are
closely fitted all the parts mahematcally in line all
the materials of which its composed are OF the best that
be procured So excellent the workmanship OF
this machue, that protest in writing was entered at
Auburn by of the exhibitors against the ground
that it was better than the builders were III the habit OF
furnishing to their customers. subcommittee was a
pointed to examine the machines in their warehouses,
and also in the hands of farmers. After careful exam
nation the Committee reported that the machine was in
respect better than those which they had sold and
which were exposed in their warehouses for curr ent
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Horse Wanted.

| ~ TO BUY OR HIRE. A good steady family
| Zl1~ horse, of medium value. Apply to
KIN j. Y. McCLINTOCK.
AA June 3d. 1869,