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schs Mary Catherine r> Lane. Lnssn. cB, with COAL to
schr Trade Wind lof Phiadelphia) Hoffman, Portland,
days, with lumber, to master.
Schr w Glover, Hobrook, Rockland.
Schr Angeline, Hix R0ckland.
schr Conkltn, Smith, Rockland
Schr Sarah, Morton, Rockland, with lime to Brown.
schr Hodgdon, Wilson, Rockland, with lime, to W
schr Ataanta, Pierce, Rockand, with lime, to W
Brown.
schr Cobb. Ingrahsm, Rockland with lime, to W
Brown.
schr Hardscrabbe, jones' vinalhaven.
Schr Potter Potter, Nantucket with fish, to Miller
Schr Messenger, DEAN Taunton.
6chr Sylvester Hale, Coleman, Taunton.
Schr Falcon, Wheeler, New Bedford.
Schr Mary Matt Waterman, New Bedford.
Schr Isaac Borden, Hadwin, Fall River.
Schr Hunter Crane, Pawtucket.
Schr l. Hulse, Llsle, Providence.
Schr Kate Callahan Tiffany, Providence.
Schr Balloon, Davis, Providence.
Schr A Predmore, Hart, Providence.
Schr Rachael Jane Cook, Providence
Schr Saratoga Pinkham, Providence.
Schr Brazos, Kelsey, Portland, CT
Schr II Williams, Russell, Portland. CT.
Schr Pease Raynor, Portland, CT.
Schr I Hall, Lawrence, Portland, CT.
Schr Hand, Harding, New Haven.
Schr 8 smith, Baldwin, New Haven
Schr phebe Elizabeth, Hill New Haven
Schr Horace L. Frances New Haven.
Schr Anderson. Brewer, Hartford.
Schr Emily, Morrel Stamford.
schr Salie BURTON Palmer, Stamford.
Schr Bergen, Parker, Port Jefferson.
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raymasfers Clerk In the Navy n Member
Of the Naval servic e-Decision in the Bosnrr
Caae.
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FISHING SCHOONER ID HAMMOND (of Chatham> whe
coming in Sandy Hook, at O'Clock NJ, Sih ns msoo
the man light Tor the light the point of the Hook
went ashore she lay yesterday broadside on, high
dry at low water will probably get off with slight damage
unless the wind should in from the
ard
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| RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. On Tuesday afternoon
| Mike Jordon, a Brunswick man, employed at
the rock cutting above the Upper Bridge, injur
ell by a premature blast, which cut him about the
| head. but not very seriously
Wednesday morning two other men We're hurt
by the caving in of bank-the hip of one being
knocked out Of Joint, and the jaw of the other brok-
en-. Both of them belong in this vicinity, the name
of one being Frederick Boiler.
Tickets can be had al Washburn', Bookstore for
all points of the West & South at reduced rates
Tickets from Boston 10 sam Francisco. Cal. $1,000
all rail Santa Fe, New Mexico $500.
The handsome awnings placed their Win
dow, by Simonton Brothers, have been adopted by
all the Tenant, of The bio X making very neat ap-
pearuncc.
Fruit growers in this section are returning thanks
for the disappearance Of the pesiterous caterpillar.
Scarcely one is to be this year.
Capt. HERMAN has replaced the horse he lost a
few weeks ago with the stylish mare recently OWN
ed 10y DR.. Flanders, al a cost Of $3.50.
A fine new schooner. the Zeta Psi of Wadoboro,
234 tons, loaded in our larbor with hay for the
South. lat week.
Roland Gray, of Sedgwick, severely slt hi, leg
with an axe in the ship yard OH Monday.
Democrats will notice HE call for :, Cauclt,, on
Sat urlay evening.
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Tooth Ache proceeds from ague in the face, oper-
ating upon the exposed nerve of decayed tooth.
Rub the gum thoroughly with the finger, wet with
Johnson's Anodyne Linimcnt, heat the face well,
and lay flannel wet with the iniment on the face
also put little Of the Liniment into the cavity of
the tooth on cotton.
The system frequently gets out of order and
should be at regulated, else other troubles will
! ensue; when physic is needed take Parsons Pur-
gative Pills they are safe wholesome, and nat
ura Medicine
Half way up Lookout Mountain. the place where
memory is stirred by thousand thrilling associa-
tons, and where the brave boys of both armies met
and fought hand to hand. where the blood of both
friend and foe was mingled together and ran down
the mountain-se in rivulets is smoothaced rock.
upon which poor, wounded soldier inscribed the
following:
rs. T.-1SG0-X-Early in the battle was wounded
and carried to this spot by two clever Yanks They
babe me farewell and as they supposed to die for
SO weak from loss of blood that could but family thank
them for their kindness They left In my canteen part
bottle of PLANTATION BIrTERS, to which l owe my
life, for it strengthened me- and kept life within me I'M
til help came and my wound dressed. God bless
them for their kindness, and for the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS HENRY DaVAGEI.
Company B, 10th Ga
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best I'M
ported German Cologne. and sold At half the price
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White Pine j, shipping $4,000 in bullion week
tnd has recently discovered 46 new mines of Grca
richness.
IN Houston, Texas happy place, so cents Il day
q supply a family with meat and vegetables
Death on the raner' is the way they announce
Angling suicides in Louisville.
There continue TO he reports Of the shipment OF
fruits 10 the rebels in Cuba. il half of them are
lIr the island must b. oyerrun with lighting Yam
Iha yellow fever has appeared nj Havana.
arrangements haze been made with all The rail
"a ana steamboat, 10 take delegate, and others TO
. Democratic State Convention for one fare both
h-
m4st Loui, theatre an actress got SO excited in
... rrt that instead Of A ieigncd stab She gave an
..r q real one with her dagger cutting his shoulder
# Bird profu,ely He made IN ctlerivc dying
.u,. aud then sent Tor surgeon.
hlN WEST. Fla. june 20. Bar4ue Lacy Nicklc>
I-Ill Havana for New York. put in here with the
.,tu and sin Of the crew sick with yellow fever.
ln reconstructed south arolina government
u'- in> reconstructed a negro by hanging him. He
got his right" At last.
N'w Haven noorel man was lrtmdlin@ .
.LcelaaIY,,W on the sidewalk tha other tly when 4
W.T. l,,l ,yLarriI,,on fhc r4lorcl ,nn ,honIJored hi,
mle' aga = htp Mlihln H. grt.I"nr9 81 ne
II bmLc, gIu,t il ~,
Ilo.i,a,1ns arp =, ,l,u, in tbr Nav Work narl,nt
l3 at the regular weekly auction sales machines
ting 500 ar 50 bring only SO to SO.
ilIun~ Goron Bennett, IT., Will leave his week
III fr,' ~ li ~; 7 Il +,
ih'"" 'hat N> reception vii pc most cordial.
Nhj.hipman Woart Of Augusta who had inst
adnltcJ At The Naval school, was drowned on
h,al.
Nh. BuIrftrd cashier Of The Bow dolnilah
touh. ,t'ad- He nrNrr recovered from The hard
,- II ti' robbers. Nh' are noW IN state lriS"n.
t.l.reI nur,ll,, arr, INC ia " ,,blnglou The
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tbs SCOURGE OF UTAH.

Countless myriads of grasshoppcrs have
lately made their appearance on the north and
eastern shore of Salt Lake, and are marching
or hopping toward the City Of the Desert
! The ground around Promontory Point is liter
ally black with the young and rapacous in
I Sects They are now about three toulths OF
an inch in length black in color, and more re-
semblmg cricket than grasshopper. But
H. they increase in size their color changes to
| brown. About two weeks since these pest,
made their first appearance in that section,
beng then about an eighth Of an inch in
length, and having the appearance Of sand
crickets They grow rapidly and are very
yoracious, destroying everything IN their way.
For miles the track of the railroad is black
with these destroying insects, the ties and
rails being hidden from view by the thousands
perchcd thereon. Salt Lake City has been
cleared OF vegetation by these pests, and in
each case the countless hosts have made their
first appearance to the north and west of the
city, devastating the fields and gardens when
passing through on their way to the south and
westward. Two years since such scourgc
swept over the city, destroying every green
thing, even the growth Of wood and vine of
the previous season. Millions of the insects
persisted in the lake, for it seems nothing.
turns them when on their destroying march
In day the beautiful gardens and orchards
of the city We're left as bare of verdnrc as
though 4 fire had swept over them.
| From the account given us, it appears that
the city will again be visited by this scourgc
We learn that the scourge which passed over
salt Lake two wears since. continued its march,
and the following season made an appearance
in the lower end of the Great Basin, where
the scenes of the previous year We're rc-en-
acted. Thi, season the hordes have appear
ed in the extreme Southern Mormon settle
ments, where they are destroying everything
before them. They are now some five hun
dred miles from Salt Lake, the localities over
which they passed having had one years re-
spite from their ravages. 1t seems that when
these insects reach maturity they deposit their
eggs in the soil and die. The following sea
son the eggs are Matched by the warmth of
the spring, and n new army follows on its
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LOCAL lTE Nj S, &c.


'''''''''' ''' ''''7 W. ,'' '"''' "''''' "
n.,,, r,...I,, ,,,.e,h ,r,,,.l.. lf,,'......t
,.illl..... tll,,,
rt-,l,,. ..,.,,,,,., Samoa, l,. po, y ~ r.,Ha,.
l Portland followed bv the Lords S;ppcr admin
''4 ny h"F' w. bnrh OF Portland
".,'n' Guy y VI ,"lfItnre ''h' lrl tI hrGt I
AZ Il.w,rtI n,ll,i,,o IF ta 'nnn,l ,naatin%
lh- Conference. Report ot the Rev Dr. Wheel
'fI3ft 4Hd Missionary Of tht the Conference.
,p NJ az, w. u
-'Hhm~u', ana methods Of religious action required
Wy -lHIIt anu needs OF our times, by Rev. DR..
nln, Di.ln. ~ ~ NE ,T.i Nu'rtt
boston 4 social reunion.
. nam = f., q ,nnl,i,.t,I ~ +, n S.l,;,,t r nj
htu-Ur. At ., Essay on the purpose and use
we l.GIa dty. 10y rev " H. HaNarN ct l.lI>-
,,t; ,I l va KIN, IN w., w -,
DtY Charlie, lowe Secretary of thr American
ritiian Association. and Rev. l.. j. IiVtrmore.
'.i 1' 'i, 7ul'N! 7tti'2' '9cHfH. ~ = ;i'9'
Hal3to ~trbhill.
Ilr First Parish in Il lia.f rorliaIl, in,il to me
paiity of their home, I'M. member, nf The Com.
nee and alotEer, Interested in the object of Tho.
.. cling no may favor Them with their prc>cocc
fl>n"r, are requested To report themselves I'M
rs. littA on ihnlf arrival, at the church. where
"'. "f abode VIII be assigned them.
Durpetpi, ARE. greatly exercised over the lax A.
--ment which i illst being made and The inrrea.
.st visible prnper,y We nre Glad IN sa,. tbi. II
sd. lead 10 inoutrv and ino,,iry win .,,,olo,, ,1,
a. That NorY large portion OF the property of oll
rltN 'UiA-na Is in government bonds. which are.
"d h'N@l Ihr ei;lAen~ whose little means is in
P"I' manufactures, READ estate. Vessels. &c, are
'ilTd hF"h "a 'ltiiaN The expense OF government
~ MAKE roads. support schools, A.. for the bench
I"ndh"hlrr' who pay nothing II is whoeSom,
.ho>e who pay 10 think of these things Tho
Wv '"',' '"'' '''', "'''i'' '''I' mn
''''"''' lit 'ii">' 'e heard
'"' "'"7 advertisement Will attract the atten-
II VIII constitute with the horse trot, al
celebration OF the glorious fourth that we shall
'''' ana everybody and Nerybody'N relatives will
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IT, we gunner rom Inc comments OF the papers
NV 'O"''' '"" inc ''ii''' 'Ahlo"lohN given
''l' '''''' company me continuation OF al
mons l. rare ana pleasing
iiN" hfHi'lE7. We are indebted 10
'oN :" '''' "''''''sol'lFS' straw
,.. ~ '''', ''s ~ Dig ~ pigeon :
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..,.t. th. ,o,,.,i,.a, If,,'. Nv
o,ont of trllit- always on hand
...o,,. ar t,,. i,l.,,... ,., a..
,,,l, characters 1ba ,,l,... h..,.o ,,,,l a,,.a,,
arrest. fin. no., ,,ol Of ,,,.o
u ,li.orl.rIv coneo,,.n, ~, t ,,o;1, - '.,
1890 80 ~ W '''7i''i" pay
tt. ON Monday evening :; hard LOOKING ease with
Hud-cnt> on his wrist, was taken tbrouoh the
'net, shouting that he was .all RIGHT in which
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ID From Dispensatory of the United states.i

|
81 Ehi5ef E EVE
| PRoPERrIES.-rheir odor Is strong, dfusive, and
aromatic, their taste 5itterish and analogous
gently stimuant with peculiar tendency to the Urinary
Organs.
such Gravel Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder Morbid
Irritation of the Bladder and Uretha, Diseases of the
from loss OF tone in the parts concerned in its
ton. The remedy has also been recommended in Dys-
pepsa, Chronic rheumatism Cutaneous Affections and
HhLMRoLD's EXTRACT Bucnu is used by persons
from the ages of Is to 25 and from 3 to So in the de-
cline or change of life; after Confinement, Labor
Pains; Bed Wetting in children.
In affections peculiar to females, the Extract Buchui
unequaled by any other remedy as in Chorosis Re
tenon, Irreguarity, Pantulnsss Suppression of Gus
omary Excavations liberated Schirrous State of the
/ Uterus, Leucorrhea, Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL
healthy action, by which the Waery clcareous depo
stons, and all Unnatural Enlargements reduced
we'll as Pain aud Inflammation.
| slEI;MBoI:D'sE xrR4cr BucHu has cured every case
Neck OF the Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Retention OF
Bladder Calculus, Gravel BrickDust Deposit, and Mu
Milky Discharges and for eneebled and delicate
Loss Of Memory Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves
Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing the
body Dryness OF the Skim Eruptions the Face Pald
universal l4aSSltuue OF the MUSCULAR SyS
| TEN, &c.
HELNnoLp's EXTRACT BucHu is Diuretic and Blood
Purifying, and all Diseases arising habits
dissipation, and mprudences in life impur-
tiles of the Blood &c. superseding Copaiba in affections
or which it is used, such as GonorrhGa, elect Of long
standing, and Syphtc At1ections-in these diseases
used in connection with HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH,
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere Beware
of counterfets. Ask for Hembold's. Take no other
PRICE--$25 per bottle, bottles for $685. Deliver
ed to any address. Describe symptoms in all commun
| cations
Address II. T. HELMBOLD, 594 Broadway, NY
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
~ steel-engraved wrapper, with facsimile of my
| Chemical warehouse and signed
II. I. HELMBOLD.
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Among the cases decided by the recent term
OF the law court at Bangor, are the following !:
James II. Smith. VS.. Israel r. Grant. On cxccn-
l"ns by dett. Opinion read by Judge Kent. EX-
cepIonS sustained and new trial granted, unless
the pm viii remit all but twenty five dollars of the
verdict.
Mary Chadwick vs.. David Chadwick & al. On
exceptions and motion by plff. Exceptions and mo-
ton sustained. New trial granted.
Mary Chadwick vs.. David Chadwick On excep-
tons sustained. New trial granted.
Francis NJ Leighton vs. Chas, Deorath On ma
ton by def. Notion overrued
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UNlvERsALIsT CONVENTION.
AUGUSTA, Me, June >.

NIETSTA, Me, Dune =.
The State Iniversalist Convention met in
this city to-day and organized by choosing the
following officers:
President-Gcn. S. +. lIersey, of Bangor
Vice President-Hon. Sidney Perham
Secretary-Rev, G. Bailey, Belfast.
A Sermon was delivered by Rev. }. A. Cha
pin, of Massachusetts
The Convention will continue through We'd
ncsday and Thursday
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Notes to Subscribers and Correspondents,

We cannot forward the paper to A. by intuition
but it shall be done by Uncle Sam.lel's mail, on
receipt of the full address,
s. A. Thompson, Rockland, is requested to call
at this office and settle his subscription bill
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Freedom Notice
Belfast & Moosehead Lake r. r.
Company.

A T meeting of the President and Directors of said
IL Company, held at their Office in Belfast, on the
2Ist it was voted that an be made of ten
per cenum each and all of the shares in said Corpor
aton and that the be paid to its Treasurer at his
office in said city, before the first day of August
next. w. /. COLBURN, Treasurer.
Belfast June 81, 1859. 3w5O
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Belmont

TIME Democrats OF Belmont requested to
l. the Town House, Saturday, Juue Goth, at 5
o'clock, p. NJ to choose Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention. PER ORDER
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Stockton.

rEHE Democrats of Stockton requested to meet al
the Town Hail. on Saturday, June 10th, at O'Clock
r M to choose Delegates to attend the State Conven
tton at Bangor, June 29th. PER ORDER.
Stockton, June 49, 1869.
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Belfast.

fHE Democrats of Belfast are requested to meet il
i caucus, at the Court House. on Saturday June %
at O'Clock, z. NJ to choose Delegates to the Democrat
c State Convention. PER ORDER.
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Searsport.

'INiE Democrats OF Searspor requested to
y the Town House, in said town, on Saturday next,
at O'clock T. NJ to choose Delegates to attend the
State Convention at Bangor the Doth inst Per order
Searsport, Juue 81 1869. TOWN COMMITTEE.
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Jackson.

TNHk Democrats Of Jackson are requested to meet in
l. caucus, at the Town House, Friday, June %,
At o'clock, z. NJ, to choose Delegates to the Democrat
ic State Convention. PER ORDER.
jackson, June 22 1869.
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SWanyille.

TNHF Democrats of Swanville requested to meet at
i the Town House, in said town. on Saturday, June
26 at O'clock p NJ to choose Delegates to attend the
State Convention at Bangor June 29th Per order OF
TOWN COMMITTEE.
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Di ED.

0bituaagno beyond the date, name and age must
be paid for.l
In this city June 10h Henry j. Shaw youugest son
OF Ieltlah Shaw, aged years and months.
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Bowdoin College.

COMMENCEMENT dayis WEDNESDAY, July 18th
I Candidates for admission TO college will be ex.
amined in ADAMS HALL, on Friday, July 10th, at s
O'Clock A. NJ; also the opening OF the college term
on THURSDAY, Sept, 3D.
Brunswick, June II, 1869. 11w49
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OUT OF SORTS.v

Take DIR. S. Q. RICHARDSON'S SIEBRY VIM
BITTERS,the most medicinal in the market. Estab
lished in 1908. 4m3esp
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wharfage and Storage,
On the principal Wharf in the harbor at reasonable
terms Inquire Of
l3ti w. H. Al NJ PSON.
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MARRIED..

In Hiddetord June 18TH by Rev. MFR. Weaver, Mr.. j.
W. Pitcher, OF Belfast, and Miss Ella g. Narrel of Bid
detord Me- No Carls.)
In Washington, June Goth, bs l.. NJ. Staples Esq,
Horace L. Harmon of Liberty, and Miss Mary w. Bowes
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MI. a. CULLNAN.
House & Ship Painter

PAPER-HANGING, GRAINING, GLAZING, WHITE
WASHING, ENAMELING AND VANISHING.
Painting and Papering Front Entries, Parors Sit
ting Rooms made speciality.
GRAINING WITH "MACHlNE,o IN OIL.
R- All work done in the best manner 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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DE re III EALED
NJ ~HIs n ~ - a .

DE re HEALED
u OF Whatsoever Disease ye have by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY, MRS SPENCE'S
DEItS. If your druggist hasn't the Powders, send a
brief description Ct your disease to PROF, PAXTON
SPENCE, n. D., Box 5sl7, NEW YORK CITY, and those
mysterious, wOnder.wOrklng Powders will
be mailed to you post paid. IbOx 81, g boxes Is
tf43sp
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buy nae and Till do you l1OOd."-Now is
the time to the Great Spring and Summer Medicine
DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB 81 TIERS, COM
posed OF Sarsapara, Wild Cherry Yellow Dock, Prick
y Ash, Ihoroughwort, Rhubarb, Mandrake Dandelion,
&C. an so compounded as to act in with Nature
Liver Complaint Jaundce Costivenesr Headache, Piles
S Weaknsss Dyspepsia Indigestion, Dizziness, Heart
and every disease arising disordered stomach or
bad blood. GEO. C. GOODWIN CO., Boston, and all
druggists. 16w36sp
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DUNKLEE'S
Golden Eagle Furnace

Is the result of thirty years practical experience in
the Furnace business, and only combines in one Fur
advance with new plans following strictly by natural
laws, however simple they may be. Viz:
by exposing very large surface directly to small
, by making large amount Of atmospheric air mpinge
directly upon this large surface take the
neat to the rooms to be warmed.
By taking advantage of comparative eypansi on and
construction OF metals in the combination of its parts,
so as to prevent the escape OF gas.
BY preserving fire day and night by the modern mode
OF mounting doors and regulators
BY rejecting all fire brick and non-coneuctors substi-
tutng very heavy fire pot l2 inches thick at the
points of combustion, thus saving the heat hhcro ab-
sorbed by brck and melted coal will adhere to
iron, it can never cnker require new lining
ny easy manner and convenience in tending Furnace
by addltlod OF eight radiators upright around the blaze
giving
twenty-five Square Feet
can give without them.
| BY placing the vapor pan where IL should be.
above the heating apparatus, to restore humid.
ity Pailsful Of water Should be eyaporae6 where
pints
isa law of nature that the higher the Temperature
the more water AIR will and must contain If Furnace
air be not supplied by proper apparatus the supply will
drawn from any and all sources. Even from the lungs
lhose respring it. If they happen to be weak much
1t is we'll known fact, that the Srocco winds of the
Sahara and Arabian deserts become the bmy air of
ally, by passing Mediterranean sea after I,e
ing neatea, ana taking upa proper and healthfu per
cent. OF humidity.
Hence we claim this Furnace to be the most powerful,
istence and will warrant No do the work of
any No. eight of any older pattern offered to the
public
AS to durability, we will come under bonds that they
shall last as long any reasonable expects any
Furnace to last,
And will every give perfect satisfaction
RS Stove and Furnace work of all kinds promptly and
faithfully executed. =. =. IaERSEY Il son
omos+s No. - Main Street.
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Northport Collectors Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons owing taAe.
IN in the town of Northport any year prior the
year 1867 that the must be paid before the last
day of June their property will be taken to satisfy the
same. Per order of the Selectmcn.
J. l.. RIIOADES, Collector
Northport, June 10, 1869. 3w49'
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For Sale at a Bargain

M Schooner ORONTES, As tons 0. NJ, sails
-la$l. nearly new, well found in rigging, ground
MSySs;%a tackling, SC. For particulars enquire OF
11fsEAA l.. A. KNOWLTON, or j, w. Fixed
SaSSJsl ERICk & CO. Belfast. fWf'
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ASK FOR DR.. CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BIplBRS,

And take other See that the portrait of Dr. Clark
is upon the label of each bottle No other is genuine
They purely vegetable and will not intoXcate tfsp
Dutcher's Dead Shot for bed. Bugs.
Butchers Lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggist everywhere. lmosp46