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may ascertain to be engaged in the atrocious
signed would say that he has produced, from under
the hands of the most distinguished men of
science in America, proofs unanswerable OF the
purity and medicinal excellence of tho Schedam
Aromatic Schnapps; that he has expended many
Thousand dollars i'll surrounding it with guarantees
and safeguards, which he designed should protect
the public and himself against fraudulent imita-
tons; that he has shown it to be the only uuor in
the world that can bo uniformly depended upon
as unadulturatcd that he haa challenged. invcst.
CATION, analysis, comparison, and experiment in
all Its forms; and from every ordeal the rrepa-
ration which bears his maine. seal and trade mark,
has como off triumphant. lie, therefore, feels il a
duty he owes to his fellOw-citiz,.ns gcnoraliy to
the medical profession and the sicS 10 dcnonncc
ana expose the Charlatans who counterfeit the Sc
evidences OF identity, and lac c.iis upoa the rrc-s
ana the public To aid him in h- efforts to remedy
so great an evil
The foi!owint; letters and certificates from the
leading physicians and chemists of this ciiv will
prove To the reader that alt goods sold bv the
Undersigned are all they are represented To be-
CDOIpiiO WOLFE
FEEL bonnd to say, that l regard yuur Schnapps
as Dcing, IN every respect, pre-, n:inrn.ly pure
and deserving of medical patronage. at ali events
1t IL the purcst possible article OF Holland Gin
heretofore unobtainabie; and, az such NAV be
safely prescribed by ply scians.
DAVID l.. MOTT. NJ. D.
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York
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Smoked Meats, &c.
LNNTRA Sugar-cured HAMS,
~ Extra Sugar-cured Strips,
Extra Fine Smoked Tongues,
Smoked Salmon, Yarmouth Bloaters,
Picked Trout, Pickled Pig Pork Pigs Feet, No.
Bay Mackerel, Fulton Market Beef, and full
assortment of Fancy and Staple Groceries for
sale low. by GEORGE SWIMMERS.
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Trophies to the Victor ---Another Case
Cured.--.Read it. Sufferers.

nR. L. II. TIEINITSu-DEAR SIR: In accord
cate of cure in my case. / had Chills and Fever
tor more than three months, in which time my
loss OF work was equal to sl0O. I took only one
bottle OF your "CHIIL CURE" and am entirely
curcc; my heath restored The only objection I
have to it is that it increased my appetite far be-
yond my means to supply it, Otherwise, it is the
pest Chlil and Fever Cure known. Yours truly,
Jan ~ HENRY DANIELS
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y. u. v.
DAnTlCULAR attention is called to the quality
Il OF the LIQUORS and WINES for sale Il; nv
store. guarantee purity and strength in all
flavor and boquct by any in these United States.
Pinet Caston & Co.'s. and Otard, Dupuy &
Co.'S, pure FRENCH BRANDIES
Glenlioat Scotch Whskcy-'Pcat Eceh."
Holland Gin. Jamaica Rum, Antigua Rum.
Fine Sherries, Madeira and Malaga Wines
Hocheimcr & Lubf-au Milch, Chose Claret &C.
English and Scotch Ales and Porter.
Jan II GEO SYMNERS
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Hams. &c.

=. HAMS.
Iicrccs Terrc liaute Pure Leaf Lard,
flrkins Choice Goshen Butter
For sale hy GEO. SYNAIEES
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Get The Best.

WTEGSTER'S Pictorial, Unabridged, Quarto
w DICTIONARY, n large supply just received
from the publishers. For sale by
Jan II BRYAN & NcCARTER.
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DENTISTRY

hR d. j.. BOOIER, grateful Tor the liberal
~ patronage he has received from the citizens
of this city and the surrounding District, daring
the past year, respectfully announces that he now
permanently establishes himself III Columbia All
operations on the natural Teeth faithfully ~ r.
formed. ARTIFICIAL CASES, in every approved
method carefully and satisfactorily executed
among Which he wonld call special attention to
that known "a Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
cess IN constructing Artificial Cases by this beau
tiiu and darablc process, he is enabled with con
hGcncr, 10 refer TO hi patients and 10 the
pHtcntGe. Oiico On Nai;' street, over First Ma
tlonal Bank. Jan &
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Inc proprietor also offers for sale
Bottled Wines nnd Liquors.
imported and bottled by himself, expressly for
medicinal use. Each bottle has his certificate OF
its purity.
Nov II 3mO UDOIPHO WOLFE
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Garden Seeds,

Garden Seeds
TENHOR3UfN'S SEEDS-ful assortment These
l. seeds have been for nearly century before
the public, and require concentration from no
one. For sale by GEO. SYAIMERS.
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Bloomsdale Garden Seeds Grown by David
Landreth

Landresh
fHNiE uncXampled demand, and increasing rcpU-
Il tati0n, of Landrcth's SEEDS. attcsts their
superiority over all other kinds. Years have
rolled mp long line Of testimonials in favor Of
his Seeds, as being always reliable and of war
rantcd quality. The subscribers have Il full line
OF Seeds, for sale wholesale and retail.
Jan l3 FISHER HEINITSH. DRUGGISTS
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q ottrp.
THE OUTWARD VOYAGE.

Far away upon the sea.
ON the deck my watch l keep:
Ocean, like eternity.
Doth around me proudly sweep:
Night is striving to be dark,
Rut the throbbing stars. bright shining,
Make each broken wave spark.
And our sails with pearls are lining:
softly brcezcs fall and swell,
ike strange murmurS in the she'll
Far away npon the sea,
Pacing slowly, thinking, dreaming,
Turn my thoughts loved home TO thee.
sun upon fond memory beamin@;
What waste of water lies
'TwiXt me and my childhood's bowers!
Ger its paths ! wait my sighs,
Nusing on dear vanquished hours;
Slow | sail, vet not in gadness,
Every league but deepens sadness
Far away upon the sea.
fastening South but looking North.
And the world seems flood to me,
And my thoughts like doves go forth
Yes, they fly, and now alight.
ON old elm trees III Il valley:
There | sec--dcaI, touching sight
House, moss'd pond and garden alley,
And the clock tower with its bell,
And the dog that loved so we'll.
Far away upon the sea:
Hush. it is not fancy all;
DER the waves immensely
Murmurs float, and rise, and fall:
It's the village bells hear,
Charming once our evening skies.
Sounds to happy childhood dear,
Ringing as from paradise;
Oh, that music DER the deep,
Let me istcn--let me weep.
Far away upon the sea;
Hash ii is not fancy all;
O'er the waves imnensiiy
-ilvcry voices seem TO call;
lis my sisters as her treSscs
Float. gold shining, in the sun,
Els my mothers, as she blesSeS.
Blesses me, her wandering son;
Oh these voices DER the deep.
Let me listen--les me weep.
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Belfast Savings Bank.

THIS INSTITUTION is now prepared to receive De-
- posts in Sums OF One Dollar and upwards, at the
Banking Room No. Is Main st. (Formerly Bank Of Com
lnerce ROOm.)
Interest allowed deposits of Five Dollars and
Money deposited before the first days OF June,
July, August September October, will be placed upon
at the rate of six cent? such other rate
the profits will allow the interest payable the first
Monday of December for each full month the same shall
have remained on deposite at that time.
ASA FAUNCE President
JOHN H. QUIMBY, Treas
Belfast, May 10 1869. 5mo44
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IN EHA WILL BE FORFEITED BIZ DIX. l.. DIX
sptNJ\I ii failing to i'll less time than any
other physician more ehectuay and permanently, with
less restraint from occupation less exposure TO All
weather. with safe and pleasant medicines.
HEIF-ABuSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies'
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercurti Affections: Eruptons and all diseases Of tn.
skin; Ulcers OF the Nose Throat and body; PmpIcs
the Face Swelling Of the Joints Merry Cunstltu-
ona and other Weaknesses in youth and the ad-
vanced, 1t all ages, OF
BOrH SEAES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
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A Great Bargain.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale at great discount
Il his real estate at Frankfort, Me. Consisting of
dwelling house and STABLE with about 20 of land
adjoining, and IS more within short distance.
The house is built in a thorough and substantial
ner and has recently been put in perfect repair with all
the conveniences and improy usually found in
first class dwelling.
The main house is 25x35 feet with of 15x59 feet
There are rooms on the first and on the second
floor 1t has fine dry cellar well cemented, and is also
abundany supplied with hard and soft water the entr
season. The stable is 4Ox50 feet and is conveniently sit
uated and well arranged.
The location is very pleasant one on the west side of
Marsh river, at Frankfort Mills The house faces the
southwest, and commands the throughout the day.
The grounds are prettiy laid out with summer house
thereon and well ornamented with shade-trees At
tached is young and thrifty orchard with variety OF
currant and plum trees.
The garden spot is l2 acre. very high state Of
cultvaton and has the nearly the entire day. The
land is well divided pasturage and tllage, and
about 40 tons of hay The fences not long built and
in good repair.
Possession can be given Immediately Terms OF pay
ment easy and satisfactory
For further particulars enquire of c. H. Treat Win
terports on the premises. HENRY TREAT.
Frankfort, April 26. 1869. 2mos42
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Netu embellishments.
C-C-C-C-C

OUR terms to agents before sending to any other
~ firm. We give agents 1Oj yards sheetins
for clubs Of 100, if all returned. and at the
rate tor clubs of thirty forty and sixty Recolect
Dollar Sale is the Oldest and largest in this city and
the same day they received. Don't pay the high
prices charged at the stores but save your money by
sending to us, and don't condemn club system Of sell
ling goods before you try it, Male and female agents
wanted 10 all towns and villages where prices are high
In sending clubs send 0cts for each name. Circulars
sent free by mail. EASTMAN & KENDALL, % Hawley
Street Boston, Mass.
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MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

r1NO THE LADIES. The celebrated pR. l.. Din
4 particularly invites Ill Ladies who need Mrdfc0l or
SuT9icdt adviser, cd al his Rooms Il EndcOtt 81
Boston, Mass. which thel Will find a1.nFed for Their
special accommodation,
DIR. DIX having dcN oted twenty years TO til.
particular branch oi the treatment OF all diseases peculiar
TO females, il Is conceded by l doth in this
and Europe that he cXcts I'll other known prctt
toner's in the safe, speedy and cectua treatment of
female complaints.
Of removing all diseases such debility weakness
natural impressions, engagements OF the womb also
discharge which flow from molbia state ui the blooi
The DOco! fully pre- pared TO treat i'll his peculiar
style, both medically and urgicaly al diseases OF tn
female sex, and they specially invited to call At
Nc. "a Emdieo,t street, ssost0"
All letters requiring advice NUT contain one dolI7
insure an answer
Boston. Jan. |, lst9--l
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A small boy at Portsmouth, n. H., who accident
ally fell Oft a wharf and was rescued from drown
ing, was scared at the whipping he expected,
when he saw his mother coming towards him, that
he threw himself three times into the water to drown
III preference to meeting her angry chastisement.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
IFS natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and eflectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
halr as soon restorci
e It's original coIor
ariM thu gloss ao3
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair j. thick
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Bucksp0rt 4 Prospect Ferry.

\ new and convenient STEAM FERRY BOAT has
IA been put at this ferry, running half hourly
week days, and when called Sundays Travellers taken
over with safety ana dispatch. 6w46
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OUR Fl PAGE CIRCULAR

SEND FOR OUR FL PAGE CaRCVLAI
which contains A List OF over one Thousand News
papers. (TIfE BEST ADV ERTISING MEDIUMS) and price
cards showing advertising rates, and much valuable in
formation on the subject OF ADVERTISING free for B
cent stamp. Address
GEO. II. ROWELL 4 CO.
Advertising Agents,
10 Park Row, n u.
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CA1PETING&

--CVNSISIING
Three PLY, Supcrfime and super, from the
best Lowell and Hartford factories. Also OIL
Clothes and Mats
Also on hand good stock of Cloths, consisting Of
BROADCLOTHS, DOESkINS, CASSIMERES of
all grades, SATINETS, TWEEDS COTTON
AIDES and FL ANNELS
Also on hand lot of Ready Made Clothing TO be sofa
out within thirty days if possible
as-Q Quick sales and small profits is my motto
3m42 HARRIS
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LUFPaNCOTT Il BAKEVVEII.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Axes, ShOvels, Saws, &c,


No. lis WATER STREET,
PITTsEURG, Pa, Dec. g. 1865
MEssRs GEO 2. RowEtL & Co.:
enttemenOne year ago with much hesitation we gave
you advertisement tor OF your Lists of One Hun
dred local papers very short time thereafter unhes
tatngly added two more Lists OF One Hundred papers
But short time elapsed before inquired of on
every side for "Coburns Patent Red jacket AK PROV
ties to whom we wanted to introduce the patent AK
The year having now nearly gone by, cannot but
believe your system of advertising by Lsts Of Local Pa
pers" is just the kind of advertising want aud we to-
day forward you order still adding more List OF
One Hundred papers, making the number altogeth-
er four ~ Lists of One Hundred (l00 local papers,
The more talk with newspaper agents and editors
agents the more satisfied that the arrangement
we have made with you preferable to any ever
something to do with the great demand for it but we are
satisfied that by your system OF advertising by Lists
we have accomplished in one year what would have
dlnarly taken us five years to accomplish.
LPPINCoTT FAREWELL.
The following from the National Publishing Co.. of
Philadelphia, may be taken answer to those who
inquire if these "iss" really be good advertising
nlediuma.
OFFICE OF TIE
NATION rCBEI>HHINGa COMPANY
No. 26 South SEVENTH STRICT,
J.R. JONES, President,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10. 1868.
MESSRs. GEO. =. RoWELL & Co, 40 PARK Row n Y ::
Genttemen:lt is more than three years since be-
advertising your Lists of One Hundred Papers,
each and in that time have given The List System.
as originate by you, thorough trial. and now
say 1t is the cheapest and best general advertising
medium we have any knowledge of.
We have tried every possible mode of advertising, hay
ing dealt with the press direct and throug nearly every
advertising agency in the country and have no hesita
ton in saying that your Lists have paid SO per
better than any other way.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
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CELF-HELP FOR THE ERRING. Words of Cheer
y for Young Men, who have fallen victims to SOCIAL
EVILS, desire better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed en-
velopes, free of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCI-
TION, Box z, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Gfo.P R9xfll&@
ADVERTISING AGENTS,
No. 40 Park Row, Wy.
WHAT ADVERTISERS SAY.

The firm, whose letter print below gave us in 1867
what then the largest contract had received
for our "LIsTs OF 100 LOCAL NEWsPAPERSo The fact
that they this year the order and increase thu
amount is the best argument give that these
LISTS are good advertising mediums.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with q paaty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those delcterous substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious TO the hair, the Nigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for q
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WANTED AGENTS

10 SELL THE AMERICAN KNITTING
MAOM1NE. Price $25. The simplest cheapest and
best Knitting Machine invented. Will knit 10000
stitches per minute. Liberal inducements to Agents.
Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co.,
Boston, Mass, or st. Louis Mo.
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tfffIv7p G. p. LOMBARD,
SURGEON DENTIST
OFFICE OVER II. II. JoHNsoN's STORE,

I,1IsENAX ROW BELFAST MAINE.
HAVING BOUGHT OUT DIR. BURGESS, He
will be happy to wait on his old customers and tile
public generally. Teeth filled and restored to their orig
ina shape. Teeth with exposed treated and filled
Artificial teeth OF the best quality inserted reasonable
rates. Gold and Silver Plate taken in exchange. All
work warranted Teeth extracted without pain desired.
G. +. LOMBARD.
REFERENCES.
JOHN d. LINCOLN, NJ d., Brunswick; D. II, LON
BARD, Dentist, Brunswick; A. " MEICALF, Mer-
chant, Brunswick; a. c. TENNEY, Editor Brunswick
Telegraph; r. II. CUNNINGIIAM NJ. d., Wiscassct !;
OWEN ST. q. O'BRIEN NJ d.. Bristol. t32
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-11-26

regard himself as selkirk's representative,
and take pride in being so accepted.
Twenty years seemed to have passed after
this without any other or more definite use
being made Of Juan Fernandez; bu. last
winter it was ccdcd by the Gillian Govern.
ment to a company of Germans, who are
led by one Robert Wehran, Saxon engin-
eer. He and his society have now taken
possession of the island and purpose 10
make it their home. They number some
sixty or seventy individuals, and have taken
with them cows and other cattle, swine,
fowls, all kinds of agricultural implements,
with boats and fishing apparatus, and tools
for the various mechanical trades. 1t is
said that Wehran left Germany eleven years
ago, and, after passing some time in Eng
land. was engaged on railways in South
America. While there he conceived the
idea he ha. now carried into effect. This
Is repetition on larger scale of the ex-
pertinent OF Pitc~rn's Island, without, of
course, the criminal p.eface that stained the
history of the crew Of 1Ae Bounty. The
world will watch the career os this little col
ony with daeply interested eyes, for apart
from the curiosity and sympathy Naturally
attracted by the experiment itself, no r,ore
engaging spot could have been chosen /.
which to make it than that which is cherish
ed in SO many hearts as Robinson Crusoe's
Island.
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A Mother and Her Daughter on
Marriage.

You are now, my beloved child, about to
leave those arms which have hitherto cher
ished you, and directed your every step, and
at length conducted you to safe, happy,
and honorable protection, i'll the very bo-
som of love and honor. You must now be
no longer the highty, inconsderate, haugh-
ty, passionate girl, but ever. with reverence
and delight, have the merit Of your husband
in view. Reflect how vast the sum of your
obligation to the man who confers upon you
independence, distinction, aud, above all,
felicity. Moderate, then, my beloved child,
your private expenses, and proportion your
general expenditure to the standard of his
fortune, or rather his wishes. fear not
that, with your education and principles
you can ever forget the more sacred duties.
so soon to be your sphere of action. Re-
member the solemnity of your vows the dig
nifty of your character, the sanctity of your
condition. You are amenable to society
for Your example, to your husband for his
honor and happiness, and to Heaven itsel
for those rich talents intrusted to your care
and your improvement; and though in the
maze of pleasure or the whirl of passion the
duties of the heart may be forgotten, re-
member. MY darling child, there is record
which will one day appear in terrible evi-
dence against us for orr least OMISSION
Moore's Rmal New Yorker.
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At the late Mecca pilgrimage
10000 pilgrims assembled at Mount
Ararat an increase $4,000 over
1868.
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SOLDIERS IN BATTLE.

A writer gives the following as a real pic
ture of the battle field, and of some conver-
sation between the soldiers while fighting.
II is interesting:
Steadily the brave fellows ascended the
range Of hills, two ranks deep, under a fu-
rious fire of artillery, flashing Deaths ter
rors under the most fearful form, and gaily
they climbed the numerous fences in their
way. Men dropped, and gaps were made
in the ranks, but the lines Immediately clo-
sed, all were compact as before. The woun-
ded silently fell. All bosh about the screams
Of the wounded that we read of in books.
On they went until blazing fire of mus
kerry stormed upon them from the rifle pit
ly they stood and returned the fire. Up
went the swords of the field officers, wildly
cheering them on. Again they advanced.
Again they halted. Line officers ran be-
hind the men-picking up cartridge boxes
Of the dead, and replenishing those Of the
living.
Back and forth they went, in the rear Of
their companions asking men if their am
munition held out, indicating localities
where shots might be effective, and encour-
aging them with hopeful words:
STEADY, boys, steady give EN- thunder
Smith, are you hurt ?"
Eyes, sir; my arms broke"
''Go to the rear, my boy
Another man falls.
"Where are you struck, Robert p
'In the thigh, sir l can't move
Gle still. and keep cool they'll take you
away soon."
"Dennis, what's the matter with you
Why the devil don't you fire ~
'The balls banged the top o me musk
togither, sir, and broke the bagenet."
"Pitch it away; here's another Fire
faster, Jones! That's right. Robinson
Give it to EN-! Splendid boys. splendid
Down with you new battery opening +
So it goes encouragement and reproof b,
turns, in quantities varied by the individua
vitality Of the officer, interspersed with con
slant orders to lie down and avoid the fir,
Of batteries.
"D-n this knapsack! I can't stan(
itlf says one and it is jerked off.
"This coat is as hot as -, says an
other, and off il goes.
Terrible is this work of death? The enc
| my in the rifle pits have the advantage Q
three to ore. They pop their heads up, fire
and down they 60 to load.
"Oh, blast it Cap'n We amt got NJ
chance against them telers we ought t
| have reinforcements.'
The cry extends along the lines. Colo
nels, in their visits to their companies. hea
| it from their line officers soon comes to tn
knowledge Of the Generals, and, after al
hours fighting, an order to fall back is civ
en-, which is obeyed with steady pace, AM
but little struggling towards the city.