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The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

''"lp IN TIE TEErH. richly dressed
Noun" llIy, evidently of Spanish extraction
u dentists office in Virginia City,
Nevada, Il few day ago, and wished the
doctor good morning in very broken English
II was with difficulty that Or. G. found what
7hr wanted, bat ut last he learned that she
desired her teeth filled. She was seated in
the operating chair and parting IA pair OF rich
and tempting lip5 disclosed two row OF ivory
white and %isening teeth Probes. punches,
hooks and files r:tme into play, but minute
search failed Ia disclose even spcck OF decay.
The doctor couldn't understand it, and told
her thai. he halno tooth which required filling
and none 10 be extracted. She couldn't I'M
der9tand much English, and the doctor don't
speak Spanish, and so the conversation grew
lively ny signs alone. Again did he search,
but With Ii" better success. lie began to Get
excited. At last she rushed from the Office
In few moments She returned bringing a
lady whose teeth glistcned with gold which
tho doctor had inserted, and then the doctor
understood that she wished him to bore holes
in her teeth and fill them W it'll gold, so she too
could be in fashion. or course the doctor
declined the job, and she left very indignant
NJ lis o,stnacv
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

Many valuable horses die from the effects of colo.
The best thing to do in the case of this kind is to
pour a bottle Of 'JohnSons Ano,lvnc Linimcut-
into a long neeked junk bottle. add half a pint of
molasses and water, then pour the whole down the
horses throat. In len minutes the horse will be-
gin to cat.
How many desParins iny3li,ls have rceeivelighl
aud hope from the peeruSn Of DR.: A. II. Hayes
While engaged in an extensive and most lucrative
practice he mas vet found Time to write a series of
trcatises that will confer upon him imperishabe re-
nown. All should read them. (See advertisement
OF pcahody Medical ln.tUnleJ 3mIO
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

the young, the middle aged, and those more atl-
vance in lite, derive untold benefits from pcrusll
of nr. Hayes new medical work, "tliE SCIENCE OF
LIFE, or SEIF-lRESEl,N ALTON y treatise anon the
gcntratye organs 9nd the nervous diseases and other
maadrs that caused by the OF youth and au.
OF the SYSTEM This book is published bN the "rtahuy
Medical Institute, Boston, and also the "SFNlIAf,
PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, ANbHEE DIAtASES. F."
from the able pen OF The author Thousands ul
both have been taught hy these works the uu..
way to health and happiness. Advertisement OF tin
f" Peabody Medical Institute, in Other column.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

friend who has travelled in Gernlany reports
The follow in@ incident, for which he vouch,s Dur
ing the summer, Or. J. {. Aver spent some weeks
At Dresden. in conference with the chemists Of
Central Europe, where he was hertlded as the in
'''itor OF the world renowned medicines that bear
ii- nilne, and considered of the American ct,-
lehrltes While riding, one day, his open carriage
ten III with ne eortc%c of the King of SlXony, on
lrlNt lfon The review Tho Doctor soon became
he rhrt attraction, and received the marked atten-
lion OF the people, who We're even more demoustr;i-
tive IN their courteFies TO him than to the King him
SELL whom they see so constantly. King John OBJ
serving this, wrapped his military cloak around him
and rrelined upon his, seat, while our American
medicine man did the honors for the ROYAL rctnur
%rariouSly bowling, hat in hand, every side, until
wenrIcI by his excessive conleScenson to This old
monarchs people.
"Parson~ purgAtWe Pills" will greatly relieve.
if not entirely cure, dyspepsia, when everything.
else fails. rhey have been tried in some desperate
eases, ana have given more relief than an other
medicine.
4 WATCH, pair of Blankets, Quilt or Shawl
N for one Dollar appears almost impossible, but
such may be had and hundreds of other useful
articles by palronsing PARKER n CO.'S 80 NE
DOLLAR SALE"
Their - stem of doing bu ;ness has been cxamu-
ed by the authorities and DECISION rendered from
the Internal Revenue department at Washington
dated Nov. lth lS6S. declaring their business per
irctly far and legitimate and entirely different from
The numerous gift enterprises. OF course all do not
gel watches, blankets, &r., for One Dollar but in
"cc,y HiVe CiHb one Of these articles are sold for
one dpffof, a an extra inducement, and some.
member of the cluD has the chance of ob,inino il
A new feature introduced by this cnterprisng firm
is to pay their agents in either cash merchandise
and TO prepay the express charges. No better OPP
portunty can be offered To either Ladies or Gentle
men, HAY inc leisure time, than to form clubs for
This firm.
Read their advertisement in another column, and
END for cnialo"ue. lmi2.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

We like Doty Washing Machine much; could not be
persuaded TO do without it. and with the aid it We are
OF the position On one OCCASION the clothes
were prepared but the washer woman failed us. We
were be defeated in that took hold (Which
of course should not have done if we had no machine
and in Il hours we put through eleven dozen pieces
many OF which were Sheets and they well done,
too. We wish you great success.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07
DIED.

OdGanrg notices, bryond the date, name age 1St
be paid{or.
In this city Sept Goth, Emma Edl, daughter Of j. Y.
and Ii. j. Cotrc aged 10 months.
In Amherst on the eth ult. frankie f., daughter of
Mr.. Seth klmball, aged II years.
In Sullivan, Sept lsh Meatia j. Bean aged 6 years
In Warren, Sept. 10Th Mr.. Harvey Blake aged about
20 years.
In lhomiston Sept 18th, Mrs Sarah Gilchrist, reci
of Capt. Joseph Gtlehrist aged 81 years.
In ihomaston, sept. 2lst, John Butler, aged g.
In North S"fsport, Sept. oh, Walter Mathews aged
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07
SNIP NEWS.


Sept. 10Th Sets Waiter, Hall, New York; Empire,
Furgu5on, Boston.
York.
Oct. Id. schs Cameo, AIcCarty Boston; Adtnc Ryan,
Boston; Oriou, Osborn, Salem.
SAILED.
Oct. 9Th, Schs Jachin Shute New York; Empire,
ursuson, Boston; Nellie f Burgess Mekecn Jackson
vile; Earl, Furguson, Ellsworth.
Oct. 9TH. Sch Orion, Osborn, Ellsworth.
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MARRIED..

Ellen NJ Rice, OF U.
In Camden, Mr.. Joseph d. Mills of yinalhaven ana
Miss Rosea j. ribbetts of G.
In Ellsworth, Sept. sath Mr.. Charles j. Smith and
Miss Nancy q. Foster, both OF Franklin.
In South Deer Isle, sept. 10Th, Grafton Iorrey to Mis-
ltnora M. Warren, both of Deer Isle.
In lsesboro Sept goth, by &. NJ. Rhodes, Mr. Edward
Cross OF Belfast, and Mrs Ruth + Smith OF lsesboro
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

morning represent that u great amount OF
damage has been done, and many millions OF
dollars worth OF property destroyed. About
Washington the damage was slight, but the
lower part of the city was Hooded, COM
polling many of the families to vacatc :hci,
homes The lower part of the city was Hood
ed and women and children were rescued
with great difficulty. The storm in George
town was very severe and much damage was
done The bridges over Rock Creek were
swept away, etc.
AlDANl, n. y, Oct 4. All the trains on
the New YORK Central Railroad are DELAYED
by the damage to the road by the storm
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

DE ne HEALED
- of whatsoever asi4ea4t " a:.v. by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY, Mrs sfsESdE's
POSITIVE AND NEssATss POW
BEERS. If your druggist hasn't the Powders, send
brief description Of your disease rtot. PAXTON
SPENCE, NJ D., hos 5sl1, MEM l"I.K CRY, and those
tti}sp
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

Turner's Neuralgia PiIi:-Thr great remedy for
Ac"fagin and all Aer"ouS Diseases. More than 100 900
cured by it in the last two years. Price by mail pack
age s Lott packages 55.2i.
The LORRAINE Vegetable d'atsaartic Pill
The best known remedy for all Diseases of the Blood
stomach, Liver Kidneys; for Headache Rheumatism.
and in LII cases where cathartc is required Price by
mail, box II cts boxes $.l.ls,-l2 boxes S9.64.
TUNER CO., l20 fEEMuNr 81, EuSruN MASS.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

Washing day is day OF terror in many Households
when the rubbing and serubbing and iretting and sco
ing are kept up from early to Ali this may
be avoided by the use OF Doty Washing Machine one
OF these has been in use in the family OF the eli-
tors OF this paper for months, and in commencing it We.
speak from experience. 1t is easily operated does not
wear the clothes much washing by hand and by it
the work be done in halt the time occupied M h.
old method In fact, it time ana cle and wear
and tear OF clothes and of patience all for fourteen dol
ars. Boston Evening Traveller.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

TnE STATUS or THE CUBAN PEIvArfEE
llUENEr. Washington despatch SAYS the
ease OF the alleged Cuban steamer Hornet is
receiving the attention Of the government
Ii she is now ailoat on the high seas, with
Cuban nag or what purports tohr one, She is
nothing but u pirate and Will be So regarded
by our authorities. 1t she comes into one of
our ports in such character she will doubt
less be seized and the Treasury Department
ha~ already given orders to refuse her sup
plies In Spanish eyes She is an American
pirate, because She originally cleared FROM an
American port hut the facts in the case COM
pl"tcly clear our government from all rc~pon-
SlhltltN. After her seizure ut ihiladpp hia
the evidence OF her suspicious character was
called for, bat the United States Marshal was
wholly unable to produce any proof OF her al
legged improper character. She then took II
regular clearance for Halifax, and proceeded
to that port. Here She was liheleh ut the in
stance of the Spanish Consul and subjected TO
Il through judicial and actual examination.
which resulted in her release, and she then
proceeded to sea under a regular British clear
ln'H. bi her subsequent career nothing is
known ~ yet and she has done no act which
would warrant her seizure on the hi"h 4tis
by our naval forces.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07
ONE MILLION DOLLARS

Our facilities for transacting this immense husipt !
better than ever before. We have AGENTS in al NJ
principal cities to purchase goods from the Mnufacur
ers, importers and others, for CASH and often nj m
immense sacrifice from the orsna cost of Production
Our stock consists, IN part OF the following goods -
Shawas FslaMkets Quilts. Cottons s.ir~
hams, Esress Goods Table linen Eowe:s
ne Osiery. Gloves skirts. Corsets. As:., &c
siaycr-sslsstees Ware. Spoons PLATED. ,,,
Nicke! silver. Dessert Forks. fi,r-bo,tIr
plated Casters. Britannia Ware GLASS
Ware. Ess,ia, and g9ocs1@f Cutlery. in great
variety.
Elegant French Ilass s.e,ss,zsn FANG,
Goods. Beautiful Eaiagte@rspia g .s,ssIl,. the
lngs.
ssorTegcO Erss etsis.. Bags Handkerchief
and Shove sRnze+. Ixc.
soisi :s:aa EHsasrss scs.eIr,. Of ss.s. newest
styles.
we have al7o made arrangements with some OF the
the standard and latest works OF popular authors at
about one half the regular price such BY RON MooEF
BURNS, MILTON, ana lENNtSON'S WoRkS. in nm ojli
and Cloth EiMIings.-and hnn.lrnls Of ntll.r. ~
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

TIVE subscriber hereby gives public notice all
L ccrned, that he has been duly appointed and tahvU
upon himself the trust of Administrator Of the estate
of Martha A. Bnrrill late of waldo, in the County of
Waldo, deceased, by giving bond As the law directs he
Therefore requests all persons Who indebted to said
deceaseds estate to make immediate payment, and those
vino have any demands thereon 10 exhibit the same i"r
settlement to him. 3Wll T.. q. BlKEllI.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the hlrhor, at rtasnnabl,
terms. Inquire OF
13tf W "a. ~ EH E'<ssS.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

tWRTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS
lies, clubs, ana merchants in every nart of tr conntr
from Maine to California amount n; n, ,i, -, -
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

Al i. ui,tr Court tlrii i,ril~l within a, tie
County OF Walo, iii" second tur-ay OF september,
A. u. 1860.
OBS q. IIIriEtlEi.p widow OF Andrew q. iAi-
/ tletri, late {" Waldo, III stid County OF Wahlo de
ceased, having presented petition that thrn itelell
Of Brooks be appointed Admiuistrt0r on said de
ceased estate"
Ordered, That the said LOIS give notice TO all persons
interetedby causing copy OF this order to be published
three weeks successfully in the Republican journal,
printed ut Belfast, that they may appear II Probate
Court, to be held at Eris within and for sil County
the second Tuesday al October nest al ten OF The cluya
before noon and slew clsr, if any they have, why the
pray a. OF SAID petition siunld not be granted.
ASA mi itIol Gt, Judge.
a true copy. Attcst-h, L. tlELn, Register. :.wll
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07
One Half the REGULAR Rates

We want good reliable AGENTS in every n,,t nr ,h
Country ~ employing yonr SPAR, , 10 fnrn =, i ,i
and sending orders you can obtain The lnost lbrrA
commits ions, either in CASH OF Na.rcsa.,sis nn
al goods sent by ~ will M MS rnr,9rntri HnI We '
ahre satisfaction 10 every dealing win our htie,
AGENTS slionid collect ten cents from c.ch customer
a"d forward toua IN advance, ior Descriptive Checks OF
me holders OF the Checks have the priyileg, of either
purchasing the article thereon rscr,hrd or Of <rha"
h3 Tor any article mentioned on Catalogue nunbe,
ing over 1o different articles not one OF which en- La
purchased i'll tic usual way for ne money
he advantages OF FIRST sending CHECKS 3rc tI.r.
We are constantly buyi small lots of ,cr yilulhl.
goods, which are not on catalogues AMI Tor which
club we Will put checks for Af,tEs, pUII!.; I:lANH-
EiS, DRESS PATTERNS. or Sonc other article Of value
ttasing an "Ftiait FOR ahoai one 4,yt1r 81 Us aip
In every order amounting TO SO accompanied l
the cash, the Agent may retain 800 al in "a ry order
OF over ) 100, ! 800 may be retained to
PAY TIE EXPRESS CHARGES
This offer i more especially assist Agent III, th,
'St"rn aud Southern States, bnt il open al custom
10 ss ssassx.
Agents will be paid ten per cent in Cash or MercIan
dSf, when they FIT " riiiE rN TIRE uun tor which
below we give partial .ist OF Commissions
For am 0rsi.-r os $50 from 4 club o! thirty va.
VI py ne Agent a. commission, Is yds. Brown or
hlraeled Sheetng, Good Dcs5 Pattern Wool s,llrr.
;n french Cashmere Pants ana W., Pattern Vine
lafse W hite Counterpart etc. etc, ct : 90 in cash
For .am order OF ,ss. sron club OF tllty W. viii
pair heavy Wool Blankets, ropin n,ss rltcrn iiand
some Wool Square Shawl, Silver. CNse Watch ttc etc.,
or 500 in cash.
For an s'H.trr OF 4-aNss from q cIah Of on, hun
dred, we Will pay tue AE"ni, A. Commission, loo y,ls
good yard Wild She'ting C"iH-SjI1rr Iuntiug f'ase
Watch, Rich Long Wool Shawl, Suit OF al Wool French
cashmere, rc., etc, or $40 IN cash.
We do MOI employ ANY travelling Agents. a1tI cu.-
TONERS should ply money to person pirpnrtina #,
be our agents, nnies: pen. nniiI1 ic.utiintc.
SEND MONEY Awe sHs sfG gREas.-
ssisssss s.a.ass.ss-
For fail particulars .,ru,t iur Ctttlo4tu-.
l>ARl\lli, < ttD.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

At Probate Court held At Hrit,s within and the
County OF Waldo, on the second ites.iy OF Srptrnhcr
A. -. 1862
MARY MARDEN, widow Of James Maiden. late Of
WI Stockton, 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 notice to nil persons
Interested 10y causing copy OF luis order to be published
three WecHs successfully in the Republican Jodrnl
printed at Belfast that they Inay appear at Probate
Count to be held at ciilSt within and for sad County,
the second Tuesday October al ten of the clurk
before noon, and shcw cause it amy they hlvr why the
prayer OF said Petition should not be granted.
ASA IIlUKLOIIf, Judge.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

Griffin the engineer whose carele8sncsS calls-
cd the massacre ut Mast Hope, is LET of scot
free, except that Judge Barrett, before whom
the case was tried, told the jury that their yer
diet was against law, against justice. and an
outrage against humanity' You violated the
obligations of your oath, he saba plain,
simple obligation to render Il verdict accord
ING TO the evidence. Instead of that, you rem
der averdict against every particle of evidence.
ann aStonished that you should in this way
set aside the law and violate your oath and
thrust that the spirits of the dead, DYING, bleed
inc and burnt victims Of Mast Hope will re
hllte You us long rs You live Newspapers
everywhere stignatize the verdict as coward
". 1t is stated further that John Bowen, the
man who confessed having displaced Il rail,
thereby causing the terrible railroad disaster
Al Cars Rock, by which twenty-scvcn lives
were lost was on Saturday sentenced ut Mil
ford, Pa. to fifteen years Imprisonment. and
topny "A fine of 900. The fifteen wears i'm
prisonment is some punishment but to con-
meet money with it. III any shape serves to
bclitllr it, n il SO many greenbacks could in
amy way help to compensate for the twenty
seven murders OF W hirh he was guilty
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

LIE Non BEEF-EATING NATIONS The
relocating Hindoos at one time took a bet
ter position among the nations than they dc
NOW, but neither in war nor in peace did
they ever attain to anything of the standard
OF Europe or America. The japanese have
for ages been a fish, rather than flesh eat
me race, and all travellers agree that they
have rather receded than advanced from the
low standard of civilization to which they
had attained q thousand years ago. The
Chinese are as peaceful and inof1cnsive as
we would suppose nation of ricc-eatcrs
might necessarily be. They have developed,
it struc, n genius for certain mechanical
arts, and y quiet skill in unique handicraf. !;
but of those broad purposes of action. that
made Rome the mistress of the world, that
now compel the eyes Of the planet to turn to
France, England and America China has
known nothing for the long centuries of her
history. And here | may say, that in csti-
mating the relative position of any nation
in history, we do not consider alone its lit
craturc, nor its commerce, nor its mechanic
cal genius, nor its religion, nor its system Of
education, nor its success in war and lcgiS-
atlon. nor its specimens of individual great
ness but all OF these combined. Careless
Observers and thinkers, on visiting tor the
first time the coasts of China and Japan,
are sometimes 50 powerful impressed With
the originality and patience and mechanical
genius of the people, that they nj once nc
cord to these nations higher relative posi-
ton than they really deserve, OF have ever
been awarded by the common voice of man
kind
The diet of the nations of Africa, and of
most of the islands of the sea- is usually
quite mcagre, and has too little of variety
to afford the best kind OF nutrition. The
inhabitants ofSome districts of South Amer
lra eat clay; certain negro tribes feed on
ants; the savages Of i large poltica of the
tropical regions subSist almost exclusively on
fruit the tilcenlandcrs gorge themselves on
tram oil and bluhber; and the peasant of
the Apprentices oftentmes makes his entire
mead of roasted chesnuts; the lower classes
OF Europe everywhere regard meat rs Il lux
uty and not ass daily necessity, and the po-
tatoe9 and sour milk of the Irish have be
come proyerbial But what have the ma
tivcs of South America the slva@ea of Az
RIGA, the stupid Greenlander the pras:lntry
OF Europe, all combined, done for cviliza-
ton, in comparison with any single beef
eating class OF Europe? DIR. Beard in
Hours At Home.
The Republican journal., 1869-10-07

The Cuban rebels have GOT IN aunctl ship
ri sen at last. They have purchased cap
tuIcd blockade runner called the Hornet, run
her to sea. received an armament from - YES
sci tilat mel them of New Iork and is now
on her mission of destruction. She is com
manded by Capt lIsIing. formerly OF the
[. $. Navy who has a fine crew Of trained
men She is said to be very fast. able 10 run
away from anything. or make Il i4ht ii need
he. The Spaniards will heal from her very
soon. The appearance Of this Vessel may
maxi grave complications with THIS country.
rs il is announced that the authorities ut
Warrington Will NOT interfere 50 long rs she
respects American ships The doctrine OF
Mr. sumner, Us stated in his Alabama speech,
would make this government responsible for
al the damage that the Hornet may inlc on
Spanish commerce, /! is difficult to say what
j. ahead for us. war with Spain would
make an American 4hiprahcr IN undesirable
piece nl property
T. >. Since the above was ia type, the liot-
ncl appeared below Wilmington, N. G., in
talyh ol coal, and Wa7 srir1d 10y The e. s.
marshal. as related below
WluNGroN, N. G.. Oct 4. The steam
rr Cuba, formerly the Hornet, appeared OH
NmithNillc Saturday evening" llAn@ Cuba
colore She had over 200 men on board the
majority of whom were cN-contrperltrs.
Her purpose i'm coming in here wa to obtain
Il new supply OF coal, that taken on board OF
New YORK mot being adapted to her use.
Tier officers landed and after engaging the
needed supply LETT this city for Smillvillr, -
miles below. about - O'Clock Sunday NIGHT
in Il roW-ho:tt This morning the Collector
q Steam TUG and haNln" obtained "A
warrant for the detention of the Cuba placed
IL IN the hands OF Deputy Marshal and sent
hlpn in pursuit. Al noon to-day the Cuba was
seized aud brought up to within half a mile
't this city where She is now lying. The at-
iH1 has caused great excitement here
, 1869-07-15
-GfnnAn

A 1et+er u THK TnIRr-xr. r,nm Uanrv con,tr
M JnIF ~ xaTa. Hsris, IL rnna mor. ,hsn MI
rasxt ~, ~ 1eteu, ME oo2ls, u5iu9 70 eaEo nef.
6oIH Hll glte. uHuet tne pess cafe, 4tgns crop
~eech. os9 sao" mash straH, ana Ette grain. y
IS aetpAt1a HTm nalens ~, s1! y. says:
~ & 9e aaq nsa
~ ~ ioo1tn9 ~ ~. meu @ ulssrL xna sn7s.
tbss eec.tcn. 3'1'~1 "a 49, ~'op IL
The Jackson {Mtch., cs.izs7, Of the 18th sa,s:
"Our sepo1ta rel1t1re to the wheat crops shrpu9h.
out the State, up to the st1 Instant are yeT fniI
snd It ts tale to say that they could not be more
fastEtactory for q large harvest. In facs. the
rs.te+3r-, VI -, .-en ~ Ghas. neset nptS
ieu he 80 s1,1,,o " c,s y, ~ ~ Hes ~
s +na Ieisss M ,Itfs ~ ~ " t,n;9 IT. 4n
Mnest 70 Stno IoI soe kuppls OF ne home ms1-
neL LOTT u seFs oac1Mato, ano n most nelds