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AUCTION.

Valuable Farm, Stock, Hay Carriages Farming Uten-
sils, and Household Goods BY Auction The subscriber
will sell by Auction on Saturday, April 10, 1869,
in Unity, the road leading from Freedom Village to
Unity Village miles from former and miles from latter
place. The Farm contains $50 rst.rae land suit
ably divided into moving, tagc, &C.. As tons of
Hay good Farm House, Wood Shed, Wagon House,
good Shop and Barn SKIP with shed attached
Also at same time Horses Cow and Calf, yearng
Bull Calf Sheep, % tons pressed hay, Wagons Sleigh,
Seds Double and Single Harnesses Horse Rake 9TH
er farming tools, Household goods, &C., &c.
This sale offers great inducements to purchasers who
sale. So This sale is positive and without Reserve.
Terms at sale. JAMES l.. II LETEI EN-.
Unity March u, 1869. 4w36 c. c. CRARY, Auc'r.
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INV me andI,iu do Won

{" Buy and Till do you GO0d.'-Now Is
the time the Great Spring and Summer Medicine,
DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BI TIERS, com
posed of Sarsapara, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prick
" Ash, Thoroughwort, Rhubarb, Mandrake Dandelon,
&C., all compounded act in concert with Nature,
and their effect is truly ,conder They absolutely
Liver Complaint Jaundice, Costvenesr Headache Piles
Weakness, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Dizziness Heart
burn Fatuency Loss of Appetite, all kinds of humor,
and every disease arising disordered stomach
bad blood. GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., Boston, and all
druggists. 16w36sp
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Belfast City Bonds.

the Citizens of Belfast. and of Waldo County, who have
capital and woud wish to make permanent investment
the doar2 What better investment they ask fors
will say to those who prefer to invest in real estate
take their chances of advance in value the same
will exchange all of my real estate in Belfast
said Bonds allowing ninety cents the dollar and fix
the price on the real that will guarantee the
parties who make the exchange lease the said prop
they wish to responsible PARTIES for three years
at 3 10 per cent (per year, the investment. My
real estate so well known being the centre of
the city, that description Of the same is unnecessary
Belfast, March 10, 1862 3w37 II. +. PIERCE.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

w vile, in the County of Waldo, on the thirteenth
day of May A.. D. 1864 by his deed of mortgage of that
date recorded in the Waldo Registry Book 1885, 543
conveyed to George A. PIERCE, of Frankfort in said
County trustee tor Catherine Perce two certain parcels
which on the SINE day conveyed to him by said
George A. Peree in his said capacity trustee and the
same conveyed to said Peirce by Ephram Mckeen, by
his deed recorded in said Registry Book ILL., page rs,
and to said Mekeen BY Rufus B. Allyn, By h,s deed
and the registry thereof had for description
and whereas said George PIERCE trustee by his as
and Charles Ii. Perce Administrator of the estate OF
said Catherine PIERCE deceased by his assignment
transferred said mortgage to me- and whereas tie condi
ton in said mortgage is broken, by whereof
claim foreclosure
1869. MERCY A, COUILLARD,
}W37 By JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, her Atty,
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"Dixon,' the correspondent of the Boston
Advertiser says that "the Maine politicians
have fixed up things in their State quite to
their own satisfaction, and have omitted the
names of nearly all the ex-soldiers from their
states. The Presidents attention has been
called TO the matter, and he has assured several
late army officers that he will not overlook
their claims, which means that he will smash
the politicians State"
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Wonderful and ASTOUNDING

Miss LAURA V. ELLIS, the wonderful child, will
give one more of her marvellous entertainments at City
Hall, this Thursday Evening" March 25ti, commencing
at o'clock doors open at 2 Tickets 5 cents, children
10 cents Davenport Brothers and all other called
mediums outdone. Hall brilliantly lighted Clergy
cordially invited Now is the time to witness an enter
tanment that you may again have chance to see
Mr. Ellis the father of the wonderful girl will pay to
every that buvs % cent ticket, so at the close
of the entertainment if they say they satisfied
Come one come all, last chance.
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At Probate Court held at Belfast within and the
County OF Waldo on the second Tuesday OF March, in
the of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty nine
MARY FOY, widow Of Charles Foy, late of Palermo
l in said County of Waldo, deceased, having present.
said deceased.
Ordered That the said Mary give notice to all persons
interested by causing copy OF this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Republican Journal print
ed at Belfast that they at Probate Court
second Tuesday of April at 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
A true copy. Attcst-B. z. FIELD, Register. 3w36
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PROBATE NOTICES.

At Probate Court held Belfast within and Tor the
County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of March, in
the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred and sxtynine
M AIRY COOK OF Belfast, having presented petition
1N1 that the Administrative the Estate OF Benja
min Brown late of Belfast in said County of Waldo de-
ceased may be authorized to convey her
estate situate in said Belfast agreeaby to the contract
of said deceased.
Ordered That the said Mary give notice to all persons
interested BY causing copy OF this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Republican journal
printed at Belfast, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held at Belfast within and for said County
on the second Tuesday If Apr next of the clock
before noon and shew cause if any they have why the
prayer of said Petition should not be granted
ASA 1HURLOUGH, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B: r FIELD, Register. aW36
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MI. a. CULI,NAN
House & Ship Painter,

GRAINING, GLAZING, WHITE
WASHING, ENAMELlNG AND VANISHING.
Painting and Papering Front Entries Parlors and Sit
ting Rooms made speciality.
GRAINING WITH "MACHINE,n IN OIL,
~ ALI 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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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

rTNHE next Court of Bankruptcy, for the County of
l. Waldo will be held al the office of the Register OF
Probate in Belfast, the twentieth day OF April,
I'D. 1869, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
PETER TEACHER.
Register in Bankruptcy, 5th Cong Dist, Me.
Belfast, March +, 1869. 24tt
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At Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County of Waldo, the second Tuesday of March in
the year of Lord eighteen hundred and sixty
d l.. KEEN, administrator of the Estate of Chas.
H. Foy, late of Palermo in said County of Waldo,
deceased having presented his final account Amin.
stration on said estate for allowance.
Ordered That the said Admir- give notice to all persons
three weeks successfully in the Republican Journal
printed at Belfast, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held at Belfast within and tor said County
the second Tuesday Of April next of the clock
before noon and shew any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
ASA THURLoUGH, Judge
true copy. Attest-B. +. FIELD, Register. 3w36
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE
FIELD & MATHEWS
No. II, PHENIX ROW,
BELFAST,

Have Splendid Assortment of Superior WALNUT
PARLOR FURNITURE, covered with Hair Cloth,
Reps, &C., Dining Room Furniture, Cottage Chamber
Furniture, Extra Hair Mattresses Spring Beds, Sofas
Bedsteads Chairs of all varieties in fact everything
the way of Furniture.
We manufacture most of goods, and employ the
best of workmen which enables to offer great induce
mens to all really good Furniture at low prices
All goods of our own manufacture warranted. All
sold TO into the country will be packed with and
dispatch. Call and Ship Cabinet Work and turning
Of all descriptions done to order Work Shop Belfast
Foundry
C. D. FIELD. tf31 A. B. MATHEWS,
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OUT OF SORTS.v

Take DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
BITTERS,-the most medicinal in the market Estab-
lished in 1905 4m36sp
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special Agent for Waldo County. 1881
IMPORTANT NOTICE ID VEST MAKERS,

THE UNDERSIGNED having sold out their vest hu-
l. sness in the towns of Winterport Frankt rt, Mon
roe and Hampden together with all the debts due them
on their Books at Wnerport and Monroe Stores would
respectfully say that is very important that all should
call and settle before the accounts go out of their
4w36+ DiLIAWAYS & POTE.
Formerly DILLAWAYS g. SOM
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IN THESE TIMES

Of high prices quality is the object. Dunsters fine old
London Dock Gin costs money but is the very best
purest Gin you buy For sale by all grocers and drug
giss, who want to sell good article. C. A. RICHARDS
CO., SO Washington street, Boston, largest Retail
Wine and Spirit House in America.
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ANKIN
March 20h--Sch Gen Meade, Lane Boston.
SAILED.
March 19tf-Sch James Jewett, Banks, Boston,
2st-Schs j 2 Merriam, Clark, Boston Jack Downing
Patterson, Rockland Nathan Clifford Shute Roundout.
DISASTERS.
Brig Franklin Spoford (of Bucksport, Me- Turner
from st Thomas for Cardenas in ballast before reported
by elegraph struck rect the Maernillos Light
prior to Feb 9th and became total osS only the spars
sails, rigging &c saved gunboat Gettysburg went to
her assistance.
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HARK! HARk
HEAR YE AFFLICTED

PROF. NJ. FERDENANDERZ, Regular Physician
and Surgeon and man Of integrity, deems it his duty
practiced upon them of which daily brought
his notice. Dr. F. is remarkable for his low charges and
for his speedy of any diseases of the urno
tive organs. All weaknesses peculiar ladies speedily
relieved and you call address the Doctor with.
out fear of monsrous charges is for the interest
females to consult him, as his is practice peculiar to
France and Spain.
Old chronic produced by malpractice of unprn-
cipled men skully removed. Young men addicted to
secret habits suffering from seminal weakness call
and learn their without intimidation. Good ac-
commodations for patients wishing the city
All consultations free. Dispensatory and Office
OF Howard and Somerset Streets Boston entrance 4G
Howard street. Address Ii ok Box 1908, Boston, Office
hours from A. H. to L. NJ. 35sp
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ATTAINED ATLAST

valuable medical properties c. A. Richards' Concen.
rated Extract Of Rye combines them ALL and entirely
dstillation Try 1t. Sold everywhere c. A, RICH.
ARDS & CO., 90 Washington street., Boston, largest
Retail Wine and Spirit House in America,
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED ~ n ~ -
STATES. District of Maine, - p-AShNofi.1'

STATES. D1stfICt OF Malne.
In the matter of JAMES L. WETMORE, Bankrupt
TTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That u Petition has
L been presented to the Court this 10th day
of December, A. D., 1868 by James l. Wetmore Win
terport, Bankrupt praying that he may be decreed
have full discharge from all his debts provabe under
the Bankrupt Act. And upon reading said Petition,
IT IS ORDEkED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same on the first Monday of May 1862 before
NJ and that notice thereof be published the Rockland
Free Press and the Republican Journal, newspapers
printed III said District week for three weeks and
that all creditors who have proved their debts
persons in interest," may appear at said time and place
and show cause if any they have why the prayer OF said
Petition should not be granted. VIM. p. PREBLE,
3w35 Clerk of District Court for said District.
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TIMES HAVE CHANGED.

In former years you had furnish jugs and bottles If
you needed little good whiskey Now YOU buy the
where c. A. RICHARDS & CO.. 90 Washington st.
Boston largest Retail Wine and Spirit House in America
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FARM FOR SALE.

AMGCN Containing about 60 acres of good land,
m 22 situate in Belfast, about 2 miles from
laf n the Post Office, on road leading to Halls
Eee2521S5 Corner. Has good Buildings, Wood
ot and Orchard about 16 tons of hay is pleasantly
situated. Will be sold on reasonable terms the occu
pant wishes to change his business. L. T. COTTRELL
on the premises, w. ?. HARTMAN. 81
March %, 1869.
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The Cormorant put to Blush.

By man whose appetite had been sharpened by overdose
of SONOMA VINE BITTERS. Most druggists and
grocers sell this invaluable tonic
The Republican journal., 1869-03-25

TTHE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY GIVES PUBLIC
l. NOTICE to all concerned, that he has been duly ap
pointed and taken upon himself the of Administ
tor of the Estate of Isaac Taylor late of Racine Wis
consin, deceased by giving bond the law Directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
deceaseds estate to Ike immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon exhibit the for
settlement to him. 3w36 w. II. FOGLER.
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To Holders of Government Bonds
AND
Securities and Valuables.
UNION SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.
40 STATE STREET, BOSTON

LEE, HIGGINsON & co. offer for RENT Safes in
side their Vaults rates from $20 800 per annum
They also offer to receive, Special Deposit Baees
securities of persons living in the country travelling
abroad, Officers of the Army and Navy, Masters OF Yes
sells, and Others Circulars, containing full particulars
forwarded on application to HENRY LEE, MANAGER
Boston, March !, 1868 1y34sp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,
IN the principal Wharf in the harbor, at reasonable
erms. ii:1ire Of
13tf ". HI. SIMPSON.
SABBATH EVENING SERVICE.

A Sermon will be preached Sunday Evening at IL
o'clock, at the Baptist Church by the Pastor, Subject
The Day OF the LORD; HIS People not in Darkness.
SEALS FREE. All are invited.
March a, 1869.
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YTNHE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY GIVES PUBLIC
Il NOTICE to all concerned, that he has been duly ap
pointed and taken upon himself the of Admins
County Of Waldo, deceased by giving bend as the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who in
debted to said deceaseds estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any demands thereon, to
hibit the same for settlement to him.
3W37 PETER I,ILLEY
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OFFlCEhS.
CLARENCE H. CLARK President.
JAY COOKE Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mittee
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President
w. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
Ihls Company National in its character, Offers, by
reason of its Large Capital Low Rates of Premium and
New Tables the most desirable of nsuring life
yet presented to the public.
The rates of premium being largely reduced made
as 1avoaDe to the insurers those of the best ltual
Companies, and avoid all the complications and uucer-
tainties OF Notes, Dividends and tho misu
which the latter are so apt to the Policy older
several new and attractive tables prese nted
the public, such the INCOME PRODUCING POLL
CY and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY. In the former,
the pocy.hoder not only lite insurance, paya-
Bile at DEATH but will receive, if living after period of
few years. annual income, equal to ten per cent 40
per cent? Of the par of has policy In the latter, the
Of money he has paid an in addition to the amount ofhis
policy.
The attention of persons contemplating insuring their
lives or increasing the of insurance they ready
have is called to the special advantages offered by the
National Life Insurance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given on ap
pication to the Branch Office OF the Company, the
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY.
UNDER THE DIRECTION
" + T Tmas ms rS of the Board of Directors
}. P. TUCKER, Manager
Merchants Exchange State ST. Boston.
as- LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in
every City and Town; and applica tiOns
from competent parties for such agencies
with suitable endO m emit, should be nd.
dressed to PHILO HI EltSEY
Belfast, NE
Special Agent for Waldo County. 1881
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DIED.

Contemporaries, beyond the date name and age mast
be paid for.
In Freedom, Mr.. James Lesner aged &c.
In Northport March e, Charlotte N. boy G, aged II.
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Lessons in Wax Flowers.

MISS. r. B. PRATT will give lessons in the art of
x making Wax Flowers to those desiring instruction
Rooms at Mrs Walkers Cross street. Specimens of her
work may be seen at the stores of VIM o. Poor & Son
and Timothy Thorndike.
Belfast, March %, 1862 3w37
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Dyspepsia is constantly repeating that crime 1t ca,
be most surely averted by use of SONOMA WINE BIT
TIERS delicate and cordial stmulant prepared only b.
c. A. RICHARDS & CO., Boston.
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FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND 200 BBLS.
i of PORGIE BAlT-late caught and In good order
Those DESTROYS OF having good bait tor Spring Trip
would do well to call. ALVIN G. BEVERAGE.
Pulpit Harbor, North Haven, March 10, 1860. SO
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WHIsKEY FRAUDS

Have cheated the revenue and whiskey frauds
ed who have purchased Bitters heretofore Meth
er Whlskey nor alcohol are used in making SONOMA
| WINE BITTERS; but pure old wine For sale every
where.
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YARMOUTH, July 20, ls6o.


CHICAGO, ILL, October 10, 1868
MR.. L, NJ. ROBBINs-Dear Sir:-I have never written
letter Ii praise of any medicine during the whole
of life, and not that wanted dozen boxes of
Miss Sawyer's Save would not write l got a box
by chance in New York. and its effect upon has been
such that have been greatly improved and am OF OPT
Mon that another box will effect permanent cure. My
neghbors who have its effects anxious to have
me send for for them. You will therefore please
send me by express c. o. d. dozen dollar boxes, and
oblige Yours respectfully
We claim that Miss Sawyer5 Save is entirely different
from all Others That there great many good saves
offered for SALE but none so good MISS SAWYER'S
SALVE. That every family should have box at this
season OF the ,ear. That it will do all and than
$ recommended to do. Put up In boxes at 25cts.,
5Octs., and 81. great saving is made by taking
large box. Prepared by Miss c. SAWYER, and put up
by L. NJ. ROBBINS, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, ROckland Me,
GEO. @. GOOD WIN &c Go.
Wholesale Agents, Boston, Mass.
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MARRIED.

In this city, LIST inst, by Rev. Wooster Parker, Capt
Rockand.
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ing number of young men got into quarrel
In front of the store of Mr. Simon Stevens
and rushed into the store. Blows were struck
and John Abrams drew pistol and shot Silas
Thompson. The bail entered the left side and
lodged, it is supposed, in the spinal column
The young man is in critical condition, there
being no sensation below where the ball enter
ed. Abrams has been arrested
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BRANCH OFFICE,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICERS.

Where the general business of the Company transacted
and to which all general correspondence should be ad
dressed,
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Beds, called for and delivered $500. If you pay your
own trucking, $l.5U; Bosters 50c Pillows 25c.
me machine is in operation daily in the Langworthy
building. opposite Court ouse.
&1- Satisfaction given on trial or money refunded.
Belfast, March Fl, 1869 81 BEAN & co.. Prop'rs
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-11
$Iisnbets 2ailp @onitor,
PUBLISHED AT 155 BROAD STREET, BY
J. MADISON DRAKE.
LONDON THIEVES.

The Mobsman" plumbers by dex-
terity. He is handicraftsman. From
five and six years he is educated into
the ledgerdermaln of street-juggling,
For sharp eye, quick ear, light touch
and velvet step, he has no equal. He
appears to be all indifference, he is all
attention-he seems to be moving in
one direction, he is really bound in
another; he looks to be pitching cop
pers with the boys on the crossing, but
is really planning to purloin that elder
ly gentleman's bandanna. To pretend
one thing and be another has been the
end of his education. Why, do not
know but the chimney used to
be recruited from the younger pick
pockets. myself knew one such case.
1t was two years since had seen Tim
bound over by the police justice to a
master sweep. One cold morning in
January, when the Thames was cover
ed with masses of floating ice, and the
snow had for weeks caked upon the
ground, encountered him on my way
to the railway station. He was bare
footed, standing on his bag which he
had doubled up on the doorstep, and
biting away with unmistakable relish
at cold potato.
"Why, Tim, how dye do ?" said I,
addressing him. "You are breakfast
ing early this morning"
"This isn't breakfast" said he.
"This is cold potato-it's rare one,
too. Mistress gave it to me last night
to keep the cold out of my stomach"
"And what do you get for break
fast ?"
II get bread and cheese when I've
done the fue and have hot tea when
[ get home with my bag
Pretty well if they won't give us
food, we won't go up the fue. They
know that. Bob got no supper the
other night, because he Left he SCOT
leak out of the sackin bringing it home
but master was obliged to give him a
feed afore he'd go to work in the morn
ing. We don't mind q thrashing, but
we must have victuals."
" How is it that you are alone to-day
Where is your master ?"
"He's along with Bob over the way.
"Do you get plenty to eat ?"
They'll be done afore they let me in
here ; they always keep you waiting an
hour at this house they sleep so hard.
This boycould scarcely have reached
his ninth year. He was only seven
when he was bound. At that time he
had been more than twelvemonth Zone
of the policeman said two years. on the
streets. No wonder that he had learn
ed human nature, and was even thus
early to antagonize with his employers
for the maintenance of his rights, --Put-
MANS Magazine, for August.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-11
A CURIOUS MARRIAGE.

GA bride groom up the linden tree"
is the heading of a curious marriage
story which really occurred few weeks
ago in little village pleasantly situated
on the banks of the Rhine. A certain
land owner of the village had daught-
er who was courted by a neighboring
swain; and after the latter had got the
promise of the old gentleman, his fu-
ture father-in-l law, to make over the
homestead to himself, the marriage
day was fixed.
| The day was Sunday, and the guests
had assembled from far and wide.
They had already begun to make the
marriage procession, when suddenly
the bridegroom was found to have dis
appeared, and in spite of all the search
ing in the yard, in the barn, stable,
and in the neighboring houses, not the
least trace of him, could be found. The
bride wept bitterly at herlover's decep-
ton, and everybody heaped abuse upon
the missing one
Finally one of the searchers was sue
cessful in discovering the bridegroom
in the thicklyleafed summit of large
linden tree which stood at the back of
the house. All the guests then ran to
look at him ; some began to abuse him
for making such a spectacle at that
critical moment, while the parish pas
tor addressed same pretty sharp words
about his conduct. The young man,
however, did not seem inclined to come
down and fulfil his engagement, but
began to explain, from where he was
perched, what was the matter.
He said that his intended father. in
law had promised faithfully before the
betrothal to transfer his land to him
(the bridegroom, but the promise had
been STAYED off from day to day. He
would, therefore, not enter the portal
of the church until the old gentleman
bal done his duty. And, in spite of
all protestations by the guests and the
old man, the village schoolmaster had
at last to be sent for to make out the
contract and only after this was sign
ed, sealed and delivered, did the de-
linquent descend from the linden tree
and take his sobbing bride to the
church
job printing at this office.