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The Republican journal., 1869-03-04

WALDO, So. March lst, A, D., 1869. Taken on exc
eution in favor Of DAVID ". LonlNG, and against
WILLIAM z. BURRE LII, and viii be sold ut public
auction he highest bidder Saturday. the tenth day
of April next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon the office
rlght winch sara Burril mas 70 redeem from levy by
appraisement, the following described parcel OF land
situate iii Searsport in said County viz:
Beginning stake in the north line of the road for
y feet westwardly from the corner of land of Joseph
Field; thence westwardly by sand road twcnty-one feet
or thercabouts, to stake in the OF land morgagcd
to Mardcns; thence north~ard!y by said Marden land
four rods or thrreabout to stake thence eastwardly
by said lardcns land and land OF the late John Carver
to stake the north east OF the barn in the
line of land of Joseph Fcld thence southwardy by the
end of the barn, the south east corner of said
barn. stake sikh y-four feet FROM the road; thence
westwardy by the south side said barn thirty and
six inches to stake thence southwarcly parallel to
the OF the house on said premises to the back side of
said house; thence southwardy, through the side
Of said house to the centre OF the partition wall dividing
thence southwardy through the of said partition
wall the south front side of said house, thence in
portion of said house within said lines above and below
the barn. said levy being made the fourth day of De-
against said Burri and recorded in the Waldo Registry
vol 1916 page ~, to which reference is hereby had.
Also all the right which said Burrilt has redeem
from levy by apprisemcnt the following described par
eel OF land, situate i'll said Selrspo Beginning
stake in the north line of the In the Of
land of Joseph Field; thence running northwest
wardly by said Fields land sxty-four to a stake;
thence wcstw"rdly by the south side barn. thirty
and six inches to stake near te northwest corner
of the Of the house said premises thence south
wardly parallel with the west side of said l., the
back of said house, thence through the back side of
said house to the centre OF TIL partition wall dividing the
front entry OF said house the called
thence through the GENRE OF said partition wall to the
the street aforesaid thence eastwardly by SAID
forty feet to the place begun at with The and that part
aforesaid said levy being made fourth DAY of De-
cember, A. p, 1868, IN favor Of Lewis a. hnowlton,
against said Burr and recorded in said Registry, vol.
14G, page 54 to which reference is hereby had.
3w3f IRWIN CALDEKWOOD, Sheriff.
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DESPAIR NOT. YOU AElE NOT YET
ENCHkkAEsHE. RELIEF rs AT HAND

7 listen TO THE VOICE OF EXPERIENCE. ONE
~ WORD TO THE DYING should arrest the attention
and wake the alarm of Young Men in community,
where many sinking under that long array evils
thai arise from that dreadful scourge, solitary vice. and
other ndiscretons aud youthful indugelces. Listen,
Young Men, it is late, and suffering enervated
youth premature odage, arising from that habit
which undernines the bodily health and the mental pow
crs Remembt and seek the true physician, DIR. Fkt D.
ERICK MORRILL,, Of No. 4o Howard Street, Boston.
Do not procrastinae, but go eary-go when ing
symptoms tell you your condition. when you sensible
of Weakness in the Back and Limbs Loss and Prostra
ZION of the Animal Functions and Muscular Power De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs Dyspeptic Ailments
General Debility, and the common symptoms of Lung
Diseases, well as the most terrible mental effects such
Reses5ness in Sleep Confusion of IDEAS Depression
Spirits abitual Sadness and Disquietude Longing
Change, Evil Forebodng, Avoidance of Society and Love
OF Solitude and Retirement 1imidy, Mental Uneasi-
ness Headache and degree Insanity almost terin-
ating in absolute madness. Co. young man. when nature
thus bends beneath the abuse heaped upon her.
DIR. Morrill, and he will give you restored health when
the body is overthrown and the mind wrecked he can
and has cured innumcrable of Nocturnal Emission
and other terrible infections from this fruitful cause OF
disease.
In cases, too OF Gonorrha, Syphilis, Venercal Com
plants and others of similar nature, have fears of
the voice OF experience, and he has cured cases
than any other living pysican,-he has administered to
every form of Private Disease and his remedies sure
Safe speedy and infabe pei feet is guaranteed
and radical cure is always effected.
The Doctors Female Monthly Drops the only sure
cure for AL and irregularities that
edged to be the best in the world for removing obstruc-
lions and producing regularity in all of Female
regularity Suppressions, Sc, &C., Whether original ing
from cold any other causes They remarkably mild
safe ana sure and the most convincing proofs of their
virtues are the benefits which have been realized by the
afflicted In their use The Drops be obtained az my
ofce NO ~ Howard Street Boston, with directions tor
&c, forwarded Immediately. lya6sp
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Local Items. &c.
CITY AFFAIRS.
IL CITY COUNCIL, !
Monday. Marc il !. 1860.


Roll OF Accounts No. Il, SO, 100 10 was read ard allow
ed, and ordered paid.
Reports Of City Sexton showing number of deaths
during year &c, viz IL mlles 20 femlles; of Supt.
Cemetery, Of City Solicitor and City Treasurer, were
each read and referred 10 the next City Council
The Treasurer reports the total receipts of the City to
oe, slo47ll7o. Total Expenditures of the City $780,
s53.60 Balance in Treasury, 50 $3.50
The Liabilities Of the City are for Municipal md War
Loans, s64 2o7 81 for Railroad 500 81 so Total S34
U941 The Assets, U2gs d3. Total Liabilities over
Assets, $ll3, 720.5t.
The probable amount which will be received from the
State for Assumption of War Loan, wil lie about s35
10000, leaving the City Debt, aside from the Railroad
Debt less than $4,000. City Liabilities in 1868, were
sH,79..5s or, 53,SS1 ST more than this year.
Order No. 90 For Committee Finance TO settle
with the Treasurer read and passed.
Committee on Roads, Reported in favor of discontinu
ing Road in District No. 2 Jas. 7. Wight Refer
red to next Council. On Petition Bridge from foot
OF Main Str Ct no action taken. Laid on table.
Committee On Finance, Reported on Petition of II .
Dunbar for allowance of claim, that the opinion of the
Solicitor was that such claim could be legally paid by
the City, and therefore did feel justified in allowing
any portion thereof although they were not agreed pou
action should be taken No action taken on report
A complimentary Resolution, to President Davis of
tie Common Council called out very neat little speech
him and bid for oysters at Dodges Saloon where
upon the Council adjourned to partake thereof
Speaking of confscation hear moving tale on the
subject. One of those who EGG down to the ships
and do business the mighty waters, ashore from
the Kataldln Sunday morning bearing carefully a
demohn containing say three gallons of something for
the inner man. As it before daylight, and he was
encountered with other cares the spiritual package
confded to special messenger for safe keeping Later
in the day that pack age deposited at his door,
aiming just one quart of the original contents Fancy
his feelings
Attention is called to the announcement of the Spirit
ua meeting at City Hall, Saturday evening. The lee
turer, said, will show mani estaons that will
astonish the audience.
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DISTRICT COURT UNITED -, y -
STATES. district of Name. - Aoi'
In the matter OF L. r & j. B. BOWMAN Bankrupts.
ydNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that a Petition has been
4 presented to the Court this twenty first day of De-
cember, A. d. 1868, by Edward r. Bowman, Easport
in said District, bankrupt, praying tia he may be de
creed to have full discharge from all his debts provble
Of the firm o Z. Il. x j. b. Bowman. composed the
petitioner and john g. Bowman And upon reading said
Petition,
II is ORDERED by the Court thar hearing be had
upon the the first Monde of July, A. D., 1869
oc ock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be published in
tho Macllias Republican and the Republican Journal
newspapers printed in said District, IL week for
three weeks, and that all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest," may appear
said tune and place, aud show il any they have
why the prayer OF said Petition should be granted.
WIZ. L. PREBLE,
3H34 Clerk of District Court for said District
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Assignee's Sale ,

IN BANkKCTICT,
In the matter of EDWIN +. TREAT of Frankfort
Bankrupt.
HI>HE undersigned, Assignee Of said Edwin p Treat
l. will sell at Public Auction, at his office in Winter
port, in the County of Waldo, on the 10th day OF April
property belonging the estate OF said Bankrupt viz
~ Store and Lot about II acre OF land Frankfort
Mills.
- House Lot about 81 OF land ankfor Mills
Shpyard Frankfort Mills, containin g about 3.4
acre, with Carpenters, Jolner's and Blacksmith
Shop thereon.
10 Coopers Shop at Frankfort Mills, standing on land
OF the heirs of the late Jonathan Treat.
l Coopcr's Shop and Wharf at Frankfort Mills.
Ice House and two Wharves at Frankfort Mills.
20 1-2 Acres OF l. md in Frankfort half unimproved
Is Policy of Insurance in Schooner r. III Pierce in
Union Insurance Company, Bangor, Maine
All the above is subject to liens, and will be Sold sub
ject to the sane. Also: Gold Watch. Gold Ring
N. Fl. HUBBARD, Assignee.
Winterport, March l, 1860. 2w34
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CURE Your COLD. AT this season OF the year,
when colds are prevalent it is desirable to know
the best remedy for such ailments. After thor
0ugA trl0l of " JACKsON's CATARRH SNUFF and
IROCHE Pow DER" we have 10 hesitation in { w.
ing 1t the preference over any other preparation in
use for the cure of C1tarrb, Asthma, Coughs and
disorders generally arising from exposure to damp
and Indictment WEATHER. The g Snuff and Tr0che
Po1cder' is composed OF vegetable Substances and
may be administered with perfect safety even to
the Youngest children. The flavor is agreeable,
stead of troches by public speakers and others. See
advertisements in special column. Boston Courier,
Jan. l, 1863. 4W34
THE SARsAPARILLA DIGGERs OF YUCATAN
This singular set Of people are descended from the
ancient Aztecs Of Southern Mexico and still retain
some of the pecuiarties which Stevens and Pres
colt gave OF their ancestors Dr. j. G. Aver & Co.
employ small army OF them in digging Sarsapa-
rilla root. PROVIDED with narrow spades. coil of
rope and bag Of water, they ready for the for
est where the Wild banana furnishes them with food
and thick-leaved trees their only shelter. Few of
those no tlnd themselves reuvenated by this prod
uct, know how much they are indebted to the toll
OF these humble aborers. who dig health tor thous
ands OF DR.. Ayers patrons, while they sometimes
lose their own. Boston Commercial.
ADVICE TO LOVERS. Never risk a scolding by
neglectinS to supply your betrothed with PHALON's
- FLOR DE MAYO,' the new perfume for the
handkerchief Il is sad thing for an engaged
couple to have misundel standing about (s|cent.
Sold by all druggists.
! There probably are Il hundred or more persons in
this and nelghboring towns, who daily suffer from
the distressing effects of kidney troubles, who do
not klow that Johmson's Anodyne Imminent is
almost certain cure. In cases, great relief
may be obtained ii not perfect cure.
We notice that the Agricultural papers all over
The country recommend the use of .Sheridan's Cqr-
airy Co~ditloA Poeders. E1change.
Farmers and others in this section have LONG
known and appreciated the advantage of these Pow
ders over all others.
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Parties arc operating of Peasleys Feather Reno
yators in this city by the force of introducing steam
among feathers confined in cylinder, old and matted
feathers are restored to ghtnes and the hearts ofhouse
keepers made glad Wccan testify from personal knowl
edge that the machine does all that it promises TO- Call
on Merrow & Pcaslce opposite the west entrance OF the
Court House.
THE SNOW STORM of Friday night last was by far the
scverest of the season. Over two feet of fell and
badly drifted ut that. The highways impossible
for long time, and the railroads in this state badly
blocked. We without western mail from Satur-
day morning to Tuesday mornng-bnt on the other
routes the stages got through with less trouble.
The performances by Whtnore & Clark's troupe Of
Ministries and gymnasts among the very best ever
witnessed this at place. We confess 10 surprise the
press, in places that they propose to visit, may safely
recommend them excellent performers and true gen
tiemen.
VIM. b. Swan, late of the firm of Marshall s Swan
aud Reuben Sibey have purchased the store orehouses
and wharf Of II. j. Anderson Jr at the foot of Main
street The price paid, we learn $4,000. Mr.. Swan
and the younger Mr. Sibey will engage in bust
ness there.
WAED -FOUR. The following nominations made
at the Citizens Caucus for ward 4 Warden Charles
Philbrick Clerk, i3. f. blackstone Alderman, Robert
Patterson; Councilmen f. M. Shepherd Ephraim Mad
dox; Constable, i. A. Beckwith.
The caucuses the other wards are held too late
snnounced in this paper
Free fights have been added the entertainments over
our head, On Saturday night a couple of belgcrents
quarrclled about the possession of of the wooden
doukeys resulting in striking from the shoulder,
and bloody noses. fI.adies admitted free.'
bill is reported in the Legislature for regulating the
anchorage OF vessels in Belfast Ha bor If it provides
that vessels shall anchor in positions TO obsrnct the
way their wharvcs, will good thing
horse belonging to Capt. e. II. Herman, while on
board the atadin, kicked to pieces lot of yclocipedcs
that PACKED up behind him. Sensible ANIMAL
There was Lyceum lecture Monday evening.
Owing probably the impossible roads Mr.. Barker did
not put III appearance.
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SPIRITUAL SEANCES.

NJ. Chas. I'll. Read of Boston, Physical Medium will
visit this city by request and will hold seances at
CITY HALL, Saturday Eve, March 6,
and Monday Il Tuesday Evenings, March sth
and 9th.
festatons Of Spirit Power, exhibited through his
organism.
and also all who have, ard call it 'humbug" should
and themselves and especially teachers of
spiritual things should investigate that which Judge
Edmunds says is believed by than eleven millions
the people the United States to direct comnuni-
cations from Spirits that have lived this earth and
return after the death of the body.
small fee will be taken at the door to dciray the ex-
penses of Mr. Read lw34
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED ~ % .>,,-1,,
ST. ,irtp Maipa

DISTRICT COURT THE UNITED tx % >,-
STATES, District OF Maine. ~ - 'oi 80
In the mat or of L. Il. & J. 3. BOWMAN, Bankrupt.
TENHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has been
4 prest ned to the Court this tWcntyirst day OF Dec.
A u. 1869, by John b. bowman of Pembroke, in said
District, bankrupt praying that re may be decreed to
have tu discharge from ali His debts, provabe under
the bankrupt Act individually and CO Partner in
firm OF r. k u ), b. bowman composed OF the Petition
ef aud Edward r. Bowman. And upon reading said Pc
tilion,
IT IS ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, the first Monday of July, a. D. 1862
before the Court i'll Portland, i'll said District
O'clock A. NJ and that notice thereof be published in
the Machias Republican and the Republican Journal
newspapers printed III said District, {. week for
three weeks, aud that all creditors who proved their
debts and other persons i'll interest appear ut said
time and place, and show cause if they have Why the
prayer OF said Petition Should not be granted.
WI. T.. rREBLE,
3w34 Clerk of District Court for said District
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TNHIS Is TO GIVE notice. That the fifteenth
l. day of February, A. ID. 1862 Warrant in Bank
ruptcy issued against the Estate of JAMES Ian,
CASTER of Northport. in the County OF Waldo, and
State of Maine, who has been adjudscd Bankrupt
firms OF j. g. J. A. LANCASTER, ii. n. LANCASTER
4 CO. JAMES LANCASTER CO., and JAMES
LANCASTER; the other members of which firms were
John A. of the firm OF j. j. a. Lancaster
and Humphrey N. Lancaster OF the firms OF ii. N La
caster Co., James Lancaster s. Co. and jam Lancas
ter the payment Of any dehts aud delivery of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt to him. or tor
use and the transfer OF property by him are for
biden by law that meeting OF the Creditors of the
Bankrupt prove their debts and to choose one or
more Assgnees OF his Estate, will held at Court of
Bankruptcy to be holden ut Belfast in the District o
Maine before Peter TEACHER Register on the twentieth
day of April A. D. 1862 O'Clock r. ~ at the office Of
the Register OF frobate LEANDER WEEKS,
81 Q. s. Dep. Marshal, as Messenger
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED r., p .>,,.,r,r
STATES District OF Maine. 4N 'N@>i>N0f ~
In the matter Of EDWIN 2. TREAT, Bankrupt.
vI1HE SECOND GENERAL MEETING of Tie Cred
i iturs OF said bankrupt will be held at Belfast, in
said District on the twentieth day of April, A. D. 1869
at three O'clock 7. NJ the Office OF Peter lAachcr
Esq, one OF the Registers in Bankruptcy in sad DIS
rict to wit at the office OF the Reg OF Probate
the purposes named The 9Th Section Bankrupt
Act OF March 2, 1867. N. II. HUBBARD, Assignee.
Belfast, Eebl uary 49, 1869. 3w33
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIrEDl r. D>, .
STATES. District of Maine. A-' DAMN W.
In the matter of JOSEPH W. EVELETI Bankrupt
TINHE SECOND GENERAL MEETING of the Crcdi-
l. tors Of said Bankrupt will be held at Belfast in
said District, on the twentieth day Of April A. D. 1852
at o'clock, L. NJ, the office OF Peter Ihaccr Esq
of the Registers in Bankruptcy said District
wit AZ the office of the Register OF Probate for
poses named the 9th Section the Bankrupt Act
March 2, 1867. Is. l.. FIELD Assignee.
Belfast, February IL, 1869. 3w33
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED) =, -
STATES, District OF Maine. ~ hANhRofIc1'
AT Belfast, the 18TH day of February, A. d. 1869.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
i OF his appointment Assignee OF SAMUEL G.
THURLOW ot Belfast, in the County of Waldo and
State OF Maine within said District, who has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, individually,
and as member OF The firm s. &. Thnrlow & Co. con.
ssting OF said lhurlow James White, by the District
Court OF said District. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
3w3t Assignee
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MARRIED..

In this city, 1s inst by Rev. Wooster Parker Capt
Daniel Shute Belfast and Miss Fannie L. Boynon of
Rockand
In this city. 9th ult, by Rev. W. o. Thomas Mr.
George A, Dutch and Miss Evelyn w Fagg, both of
this city.
In this City, I'd inst, by Rev. W. 0. Thomas, Mr.
William II Sanborn and Miss. HELEN NJ. Aldus, both
of this City.
In South Brooksyille Feb. 18th, Mr.. Charles H. Bak
and Miss Henrietta d. Gray, both OF South Brooksvile
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IoriIlard ms CO.

DISTRICT COURT or TIE UNITED ltxr,xr,,prcx
STATES. District OF Maine. ~ 49,
In the matter Of JOSEPH W. ENELhTH, Bankrupt,
i ing been presented to the Court the 10th day
Of February A. D., 1869. by Jos ri! w. Everth of Win
terpori in said District, Bankrupt, praying that he
may BIZ dccrecd to have ull discharge all his debts
provablc under the Bankrupt Act individually and
partner of the firm OF Dunhan Evcltth composed of
the petitioner and Isaac Dunhln and upon reading said
petition it ordered By the Court that hearing be had
upon the the first Monday of June, d., 1869
before the Court in Portland in said District,
O'Clock A NJ, and that nocu thereof be Published the
Republican journal and the RockAnd Free Press
papers printed in said District week for three
weeks and that all creditors who proved their debts
and other persons in interest appear said time and
place. and shew any they have, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
WM. 2. PREBLE
3wa3 Clerk of District Court for said District
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HT rs EsU RE.

II you in of bottle Of real good oldashioned
Gin, go and get of Dunsters London Dock Gin 1t
the best be had at any price, Your grocer or apot
ecary has it. C. A. RICHARDS CO., 90 Washington
street. Boston, largest Retail W Inc and Spirit House
America
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8 YKotE,er.H Cans Take IT.

The doses that mothers compel their children
to take in the sprnstmc to purity the blood, need
do the work great better Try it, 1t for sale by
your grocer druggist.
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Cg.B,aEE aNEp HEALTHY

c. A. Richards & Co.'s SGAOMA WINE BITTERS.
The use of these hcahu beis will bring back the hue
of health to the cheek and tie whole face to beam
with health and good nature. For sale by grocers and
druggists everywhere.
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SHIP y EWs.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Feb. 25, schr. Mazurka, Kimbal, Boston.
2G, Cameo McCarty, do
Celou, -, Portland.
IS, Brig II. II. McGAvery Brewster, Natanzas
SAILED.
Feb. %, Schr. Empire, Furguson, Baltimore.
Is, Helen NJ. Condou, Condor, Bucksville.
March Gen. Meade, Lane, Boston.
Fannie T. Hall, CHM, Wilmington.
DISASTERS.
The brig Franklin Spoford, of Bucksport, from Nuev-
as tor Cardenas has stranded eff Point Matemilios At
last accounts the United States steamer Gettysburg
trying to her, but it doubtful if she would be
successful.
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY GIVES PUBLIC
L NOIlCE to all conc, rned that she has been duly
appointed and taken upon herself the Admins
rarlX OF the estate OF GEORGE HOLMES late of Bel
mont in the County of Waldo deceased by giving bond
as me law drects she therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to said deceased's make immediate
payment and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same tor settlement to her
3w33 NANCY HOLMES.
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DIE D..

contemporaries, beyond The date ard age, mast
be Paid for
IN Waldo, Jan. 23d, Comfort Marden wife Of john
Marden, aged So years months and eleven days.
In Waldoboro', Feb. Goth, George Dreamer, aged 81
years months and Is days; good citizen and honest
man.
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YARMOUTH. July 90. 1865.
CHICAGO, III, October 10, lsOs.


MR.. L. NJ. ROBBINS-Dtar SRI have never written
letter III praise OF medicine during the whole
OF my life, and it not that want, dozen buNc, of
Miss Sawy er's SalvG would not write now. box
by chance, in New York, and its eject upon me s
such that have been greatly improved, an OF opt
that another box will effect permanent cure. My
neighbors. who have its eff cts, have
send for Tor them. You viii therefore please
send by express c. .. ID. DOZEN dollar LoXes and
oblge Yours respectfully,
a. l.. oANDERSON.
We claim that Miss Sawyer's Salve is entirely dncrcrt
all others That there great many good slycs
offered for sale, but none so good MISS SAWYEL'S
SALVE. That every family should have Il box at thi.
season OF the car That it will do all and more than
5 recommended to do. Put up in boxes at a5cts,
Scots. and 81. great saving is made by taking Il
large box. Prepared by Miss c. SAWYER, and put up
by l.. N. RIO BBINs, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, ROcklund, Me,
GEO. @. GOOD WIN e Co.
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}liCiOuS Sensation Of Goodness and Comfort.
MI, a. CULLN 3 N,
House & Ship Painter,

APER-HANGING, GRAINING, GLAZING, WHITE
WASHING, ENAMELlNG AND VANISHING.
Painting and Papering Front Entries Parors and Sit
ting Rooms made speciality.
GRAINING WITH "MACHINE," IN OIL.
R- All work done in the best Orders left on
Slate promptly attended to-
Shop in next building north of New England House
Gnsp33 HIGH ST., BELFAST, ME
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ooh! How Nice il Tastes, Mother"

Children never refuse nor turn away from the SONO.
MA WINE BIrTEkS as from dose of medicine; yet
the medicinal effect is all that can be desired Try it
G. A, RICHARDS & CO., Sole Propritors.