The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-09-30
GE N Err ALITIES

perverted taste will bring man.
The Ellsworth American boasts of the GOOD lool-.
OF the school mans" of Hancock county and
with good reason, we have no doubt
Sixty-eght thousand children were present a.,
the first day OF the opening OF the nubIic scboaI H.
New York city. ''' III
! If the world stands" Il. b. Dunn saws no will
next year extend the Maine Central track to Port.
land, instead of running over the Portland and
Montreal road
canton in this state has lady, Mrs. Winslow.
i'' years oid' VINO still knS very good stockings
The Hancock County Fair, at Ellsworth. oct 18th.
18th and l4th, promises to he yery interesting oc-
casion.
| me N \. sun says: John Allen, once the wick
euest man III New York, is now keeping a temper
! ance grocery He has forbidden any mooazine in
winch Mrs. Stowe writes about Byron 10 he taleu
| in his family
The editor OF the Portland Transcript has gone to
| climb Mount Katahdin.
! A young man near Madison. Ind, was taken
SICK about TWO years ago and fell into Il deep sleep
from from which he awoke few days since and asked:
us breakfast ready
lhey talk of sending Or. Aver, of Lowell. thc
celebrated medicine man. to Congress. Tina, BODY
needs to be purged and made clean Ifthe Doctor.
can do it, let him 60
wild Bill, the western desperate who has been
written up IN The magazines, was Killed Il few dN.
ago in Colorado.
James Armstrong, AN Englishman. who recently
| iived in Lewiston, murdered his wife at North
| Brldsewater, Mass last week. by shooting her1yitb
| a pistol. Jealousy ut the bottom of the affair
| complicated with rum.
Mrs: Ruth Hemphill, of Henniker \. H.. died
Saturday at the age of 100 years three months and
thirteen days. She was the first female child born
| i'll that town.
The water in the Kennebee River is so low that
| The mills and machine shops at Kendall's Mill, are.
| stopped or Were the last week
y father and son supposed to have ass;tSsinae,l Il
woman and five children, whose bodies were Gli,nI
inns week in "A field near Paris have been arrested
| at Hayre.
1t is seriously stated that II lady in Ilinoi, has
presented her husband with six children at a birth
Which is surprising even for that fertile state
Sebago water is now flowing in the street pipe.
ut Portland.
Even the Chamberlain papers are disguised with
the course OF the Progressive Age ON the liuIol
question. The Machias Republican saws
We do not hesitate To say that the doctrine OF
the editor of the Age is IL tamnable doctrine cur
Ell OF God, and curse to man."
Charles Sumner has engaged to lecture in Lewis.
ton, Oct. 10th
| Senator Sprague is at Augusta, looking after hi@
| factories
| sperm whale was driven by the surf amt
sfouh'ie'i ON the beach near the mouth OF the Ken
| hebec where, after some difficulty, he was caltur-
cd by Lyman Oliver and Il party of other fishermen
And it is supposed he will yield some thirty to fnv
barrels Of oil. lie was about fifty feet in length
Martin +. Topper, the English poet, handle
Mrs. Stoves Byron revelation severely In some
published lines he says
No! we denouncc thee: by that widow, bed
ihou safest, mehnly, prurently pryng,
| Bllbed by scflbbler's fee TO damn the dead
And blah the slandcrouS secrets of the DIVING"
| There is old lady in New York who think
she owns the city hall, and every month for several
years has made formal demand for the rent of the
| building due her.
| The Portsmouth Union says there is a man en-
ployed at the kittery Navy Yard, at S2l per wrpt
whose whole duty is 10 shave of the olirvr~
Very pious people are not always very hon,.t
The Methodist Book Concern, in New York. h,-
had 500, 900 stolen by its officers.
Personal. i'll 5. G., who has Lccn 50 Iona
absent on his long, long Wandcrng>, VIII lcu N tJ
his distracted friends III Washington, all wiz hr
forgotten and forgiven. Washington Express.
A member of a church in Vermont desiring "a
man from the LORD, prayed i'll this wise "Scnd
us NOT an Old man in his dotagc, nor young man
in his goslinghood, but n man with all The modern
nmprOV cmcnts.
Connecticut papers are trying to make Us believe
that among the rocky hills of that State are snakes
so big and fer ocous that they ch1se, with open
mouths and fiery eyes, people who come near their
dens! An excess Of bad rum sometimes conurr~
up terrible reptiles
In view of the coming centennial celebration IN
Bangor, the Wing advises its readers moi To talk
long nor drink deep.
Mr.. Ora p. Spear fell from the bow Of a vessel
in Mr., Edward O'Bricn'N ship yard, at Thom;ston,
and died shortly after the accident. His +t@e wa.
% years
A card was hung out of IA dirty little oyster shop
in SanduSky City, Ohio, while the State sabbath
school Convention was in session in thai place,
which read "OSterS in every Stilc, cooked 10 OF
der. Friends of the redemcr will please r;Iul."
Why was Mr. Pearson as samson, in the Orito-
rio of that name like his prototype: Because he
brought down the house upon hi- last appearance.
Bangor Wing.
There i, epidemic of bank dclacation,, The.
last case being that Of the cashier of the National
Exchange Bank of Providence for $4,000. FAST
living does ii in most eases,
James Myers, New Hampshire State prison
convict, went out to feed the pigs last week sun
day night and hasn't come back Either the pigs
are very hungry, or Myers went great way To
find them.
Lewiston has had a prevailing typhoid fever. be-
cause of imperfect drainage.
Chamberain'- majority is 10000 less that Grant
and still the radical papers insist that they have
lost nothingI
Lit. Commanding Ryan writes home that there is
not word of truth i'll the mutiny on board the l.
5. frgate Sabine.
A man who could not command five hundred
dollars of his last Friday morning, made
twenty five thousand dollars in thirty minutes dur
ing the afternoon in Wall street, by operating ON
credit and taking advantage of the sudden rise ana
fall in gold.
The many friends in this county of Gen. Robert
Sargent will be glad to learn that he has been elect
ed representative to the Legislature from the town
of Hermon, his new residence. The General will
make an excellent legislator and is Il fine specimen
of the old school Jelersonan Democracy.
For all Neuralgia affections Turner's Pill il offer
ed as a certain and speedy cure See Notice.
The annual session of the Knox and Lincoln
Musical Association will be held at Rocklaud, COM