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Wood and Coal.
COAL AND WOOD.

u GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
WHITE ASH
RID ASH Iall siIss)
CUMBERLAND ~ COL a. run q iu%P' mine
2,2i0 POUNDS To THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
Sar Now is the time for families to put In their
winters supply. "
Southeast corner OF New York avenue and FIJI.
teenth street, NAirn new building, formerly at
4H Ninth street, between Z and T. Yard and
WhAryes foot Of Seventh street au22.n
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS PoR STATIONERY.

ASSISTANT MEDICAL puRvBIon's OFFICE
WAsHiEQToS.D .. G. jan, lsp
Proposals for furnishing this Department with
Stationery for the ensuing half year will be re-
eeiVed at this Office until the llth Instant Paftle
rlars furnished upon application.
q. SUTHERLAND,
ja6.eodSt Asst Medical PuTyeyoT U, A.
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Dress Making.

EMovAL-MRs. GRIFFITH HAS REMOVED
IN her Fashionable Dress aud Cloak making Bs'
tAbllshm ment to No $50 street, near Ebbitt House.
Mrs. q, has secured the services Of q lady AS a
partner from u Arst.ciass house In London, Eng
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
oFPIcR oP Surf AND lxsPEcroR OF SEWERS.
,,CARRIs0lwAIs ASD foorwAYs,

,,CARRIA0GwATs. ASp fooTwAYs,
tiIf HALL, WAsHfNdr0s, Jan 4, lSa,
seal 0posals Q .ceiyed at the Mayor :
gmee, nolii u o'clock on THURSDAY. the
list Instant, Tor paving, cuTbiBg. &c for the year
commencing April l. l5,p. for th several ward. Of
te-iy No contractor to have nor bo Interested
in more ne ward
spec1eatiJns eau be seen at this oflee, al ut the
once Of the Go mlssiUuers Of Improvement, la
u bassme I Of the west ng Of the City Hal.
No bid will be received which does not cludn
a ofer for each separate Item - work and ma.
The law requires that contractors for the above
work shall be practical PAYERS
oh bid must be accompanied With the written
guarant Of res onsibe party NnOwn TO be
suehl that y accepted, the bidder will execute a
eordance herewith.
The guarantee must b. in substance as fOllows:
"A guarantees, of thi bid be q copied by he
aver, that the bidder will enter lnto a contract
Tor The same, and perform the work according 10
tho tequlrements thereof (Signedj, A. h
All assessments for the q owe work to 30 made In
accordance with existing laws.
Z. II. DoNEGAN.
,supt and Inspector Streets. sewers, sc.
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WASHINCTON,U D. G.,
Chartered by Special Act Of Congress,
Approved July aS, 1895.
CASH CAPITOL or 0NR MILLION DOLLARS.

OFFICERS,
9. Il. CLARK, PhiIadslphia. PrssidenL
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Executive
RfSRksSoSS Vie p5:;.s:G.
s. ITGRNER, wssbington. Ass,stan. Secretary.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, NJ. D.. Medical Director.
}. EWING BEARS, NJ. D.. Assistant Medical Di-
MEDIoALADvIsoRY BOARD;
J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General uaitsd States
Ai%' TftflSsiif9G TafoRWiTG. Chief Medical Department
Vf,S$ 5. " SELF btiss. ~. pwwEiissRj wa.Eiaston.
The adyantages offered by this Company arc.
itisa National Company. chartered by speeia
paid up capital Of sl 10000.
II offers Tow rates Of premium
itfurnishes larger insurance than other companies
for the same money.
Il Is definite and certain In its terms
lis policies are exempt from stiRe Rehment.
There are NO unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy Is non -forieitable
Policies may be taken which pay to the Insured
their full amount and return all the premiums, 81
that the Insurance costs only the decrease on the
Policies viii be Issued that will nay to the In.
sured during HE an annual INCOME Of tenth the
amount named In the policy.
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon the lives
ii tinsures not to secure diyidends, but at 60 low
a cost that dividend: vii be impnss,ble,, v,,,,y
A LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY
ties for suGh agencies, with suitable ind
should he Hddrsrsed to the ConpAny's Ooneral
Agents only ln theiI respective districts.
on application at The Office Of The Company in this
city.
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PROPOSALS gQR THE ,ExTEssIoN oP THE

DEFARThENI OF METROPoLIrIN PoLIcE,l
No. LOUISIANA AyBNrE, J
q, WAsHlSdruS. d, c.. December 81, 1888
sealed proposals. to the Boa I'd of Police.
VII be received at this once until THURSDAY,
anuafy q, at noQn for the extension Of the Police
Ielegtaph from these HeAdquATters to the Govern.
ment Hospital for the Insane
Also. separate proposals. for the extension Of the
same from the Eighth Precinct Station (Fifth street
eht and south Carolina Aveuue) to the same point.
In Acc9rdanee with specifications at this once
VIII be given on application to
,-., N, Y. HOLLEY,
deN.td Superintendent Police Telegraph
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Aatiuual gepnblitau.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wAsHtNoros, January 0, 1soo.-Jay Cooke
4 90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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ROPosALs FoR GUARD.HOUsE At
L BROWNSVILLE.

First Lieutenant 9TH Artillery, and A. A. q III, Y.
!. A. Fort Delaware, Del. deD.td
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-09-30

. ArroNfEp, We are gratified to learn
''N tfnof chamberlain has reappointed
l'm Appleton, OF this city, Chief
'-u'r NJ the Supreme Court, and Hon
lNNM ir DickerSon, of Belfast Associ-
Jg,ti@
-W''&' appleton has now been upon tho
l+o0r Bench of Maine seventeen wears, a
val longer than that OF any other Justice,
i Messrs. Weston, Shepley and Tenney
.. HNvdresp eciyely twenty one, nineteen,
INcnty-one years. Judge Appleton has
hct JuSticet for seven years, and there is
"a" ~ay but that the judicial mantle OF
-'h Weston, Whitman, Shcpley, and Ten
ia- during that time rested upon worthy
WJilol-.
'e.I1--ioal andmodernliterary attainmcnts,
u.H lore, in industry, and i'll urbanlty Of
-li Judge Appleton has had no superior
n tbc Supreme Bench of Maine His
conversation, the Judicial Reports which
laden with his opinions, and the high
ma in which he is held by every member
lHr Ban in the State, A. well rs by his AS
'-hice "n the Bench, are proofs of the fact.
Judge Appleton is now about sixty three
lr~ OF age, hat he is still in the full vigor
bl~ intellectual and physical strength,
urh give promise Of years, yet 10 come. OF
Durut sery ice to the State
b- rcappointment OF Judge nickersor
d #l-U meet with universal appreciation
ll- career rs in Associate Justice has beer
Auhtd with that uniform courtesy anc
ihNy for which the Chief Justice is so EN-.
a lilly distinguished His opinions, which
marked with cleHness, simplicity, and
1' logic, are an ornament to our Reports
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
BELFAST, Wednesd:Y, September % 1863
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

NUNDA1J sept q.
BUTTER-We quote choice lots of New York and V err
mont diaries at 37n}sc per ID do 3,3c cho &c
grocery choice select tubs 42a44 choice West
ern 5oa3ic; common do 25a2Sc per Id.
CHFESEWe quote factories at 10 l2alj l-2c per ID
and dairles 15al5 2c per Id with sale Of
something fancy at shade above these figures.
EGGS-The demand continues light to-day and the
sales are mainly in small lots at 3oa3c per dozen
Northern, and 3la32c for Eastern.
BEANS-We quote mediums at 81 25a2 50per bush ;
Western Pea Beans at S3a3 25 and choice hand picked
s. 50ai 70 per bush.
FEGETABLES-The stock of Potatoes the railroads
has been somewhat reduced and there is little better
feeling among holders but sales still made per
bush for stock. Onions 81 per Dbl.
FRUlTS-Apples doing little better to-day and
good Western fruit sells at 5, per bb Apples
sell at vi 5Oa2 and Baltimore aud Philade phia
Piles that too ripe sell ea2 per bb Grapes are
quite plenty at &c for natives, and saloc per ID for Con-
cords
HAY-Wc quote prime Eastern cargo at slya23, and
prime Vermont and Eastern by the load 024 per
ton; inferior qualities sell at s5als and swale Hay
Sl per ton. New York Straw baed sells 2sa}0 per
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TROUBLE IN SPAIN

L"NpoN, sept. %. The news reports to
iHd va tins city from Spain to-day are of an
lnng and alarming character. Popular
H''ocuon and disloyalty to the existing
"oruoent prevail very generally through
IVY .he nation, and both have again been ex-
.N7~rd IN the shape Of an armed counter rev
'"Ni"h There was an nsurrcctionary de-
,1'h@l7tilon made by the volunteer troops in
D'I'rI"na last night 1t was occasioned by
J." frr"'pt of the government order command
~ Vine volunteers to disarm and an attempt
VIZ ihr part of the local authorities to enforce
he fact that the volunteers of Taragona,
VINO had refused to disam previously, were
"'rHng Imprisonment for the; otfense, was
.''ae cause for an additional excitement.
' t snort time five barbados, one built by
public cartmen, were thrown up. The
"Qn'n- barricade was assaulted by the reg
'''' troops and carried by a bayonet charge,
4Ot q very desperate resistance on the part
''S defenders and heavy loss of life Dur
we engagement the insurgents had TWEEN
"uf killed, a large number wounded, and
.'i'y OF their more active brethren made
itr'ners. The,troops had two commissioned
I"','fs killed and several soldiers wounded
'ier was subsequently restored.
y Radical Republican Democratic demon
anon IS announced to be made in Madrid
'ollng Wednesday, the 29th inst. More trou
'r anticipated on the occasion
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Ulr,ounty Of Knox. which the democrats hat
ar. and sill hold /, the only democratic count,
.lo state, Free Press.
Aoliu that county the Free Press is published
u- coincidence, isn't it
ll.I. GEO. F. Patien, prominent shipping mcr-
oc Bath, died on sunday last, aged 81.
0 iHuocrat> having carried Aroostook County,
arJ endiIate~ are aggravated by having salt
Gtitroad tickets presented to them
-at Storm ha~ seriously damaged the wheat
.ut tb, west.
Boston dry goods clerk and il fashionable Young
entity Werean partnership. The clerk stole
...- goods and his partner disposed Of them to
n.uI. families, They made good thing of ii
s-r th'lu. 0nlil detective terr eted out the
pautaioon girls" in Boston are striking for
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LOCAL ITEM S. &c.

indebted to MIR. klgort for copies of re-
microscopic views OF points of interest about
1WmuhaC1oh. 0Gt Vi the ancient fishing
with Elijah the Fishbite' cleaning hi,
"e..rl"t 90, tn, door is especially fine. Wash
ia- lhem for sale. There are some views in
tna'Ut oUr city to which Mi kilgore will soon
ill., attention, With hi, fine instrument and
ui la~t" his ,tercosc0pit pictures are moi
.a-.i M amy that arc made
ul, Friday ooon. an alarm Of iii, wa~ found
l'c from the stable Of Mayor liAytorl adjon-
hl~ noU-e. fly hay was On fire whom the en-
1000 rri'od amid the flames coming out of The
rIuIoN-. lef tho ir, was eXtineui7hed in IN i'll
'th. -h9lt time Iy The energy OF the fire depart
..l. tiNIn- Tho building damaged Ia The amount
''.N hundred dollars, The lircmen receive
'sl-e ioa their activity, The IRE WAS caused
mtr from Il neighhoriue chimney being
Fn loja ul opyn window.
Ir tanrr tambids, la.t week mmje her first
glo o.pn4 ti>abIed m the great gale We
.nal s. ht on board and saw nothing to indi-
tAat -ho had been IN trouble. The little dam
hrr hight WORK had been repaired, and h"r
H-'N worked Neli and @o powerfully as to drive
t.m itYrhiad tl Boston inside ofcleYon hours
lO tuN pa--a4, she brought The largest
0ea ,,te H,hen into TIM bay by a steamer.
HI..t il.A ne called the elumoctll storm WAS eN-
.0,u.ei ou Monday day of wind. rain and fly
Mtlinl leaves. ltbrohe the prevailing Drought
'7N' 81 tntt.i nected rcpleniShng to the wells
Stems iho weather, which had been I'M
A warm tor the season, ha~ >jI,sid,,i into The
tt}- ot DYING September
'N ihur,day oi lust week 4 woman wife Of Ia |
~ The rtilrpal. was drowned at the Point. |
'eili t' Tire spring tor pail OF water. and not
rlus. VIZ searched for, and found with her
Ihr spring, which had but.a few inches off
aI ihr woman had been subject to Its.
ll -hr Corn was not launched, according 10 no |
.-'.,u nn account OF 20 ttcl, Of tide When the |
-.I gets high enough, they win let her slide The |
aan utia account OF the launch published in |
AoNo~ imaginary,
f0eA,ion is caiird to the advertisement in this /
" i. Rankin. agent tni the Wilson Shut |
l44 machine Which i, said to be rquai to
..- y hue N the market
Nd ~day three men were blown up On the
.! near Brooks, while drilling out Il blasting |
They were severely, bat NOT dangerously
liee VilI JOS public religion, service at the
n rim lure!i On SUNDAY evening next sub
10 discourse The Religion OF Keereation and
1Mn-omcnt-
BASS Ellt. IN, pa~,aga~srwaAeag Club I'VE
.ui ~h tuy, Mould change their name, nave gon,
>Hsl9ll n ,e.p0 hdIIrngy trotn the blrgao |
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CATTLE MARKETS.

AT BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoHD
WEDNESDAY, Sept. -, 1869.
Market this week, 1926 CATTLE 1868 sheep and lambs
80 swine 1000 fat hogs 40 veals Last week Gait
I'LL sheep and Lambs 800 swine, HOO fat hogs b
yealS.
From Maine j51 CATTLE ll6i sheep
PRICES.
BhENEs-Extra quail $500 1880 Per 100 lbs on
First quail 1925 a 12.15t the total weight
Second do no 1900 OF hide, taow 4
Third do. 1850 e 1925 dressed beet
Poorest grades cows bulls, &c. SIS 90 "A 90.
WORKING ONEN-Extra, $50 $500 ordinary. 100 a
52 handy steers $50 1870 per pair The trade for work
ing oxen is dull and the supply larger.
Mich Cows-Extra, $S5 rs; ordinary, $50 50.
sroEEs.o to 45 per head, yearlings SIS to %; two
cordng to their value for beef.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-in lots, s. 90, so, 90 80 for
common ones; extra and selected 70 a 80 per head
lambs, So GOAL so, or from 3a7c per ID.
SwINE-Spring pigs wholesale, llc retail, l2al4 per
H. Store pigs, wholesale loale per h.; retail, 1al5c
uIDEs-Brighton, II 10 Country, ol9 l-2c per h.
TALLow-Brighton, saS IL c. Country, l-2c per h.
SKtNs-Sheep skins. 20 cents; Lamb Skins 15c; Calf
Skins, ~ % cents per h.
PoULTEY-Extra, lY,20c per h.. medium 15alsc
poor 14aI7c per ID.
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In purchasing Clothes Wrnger we prefer one with
cog Wheels they greatly relieve the rubber rolls from
strains that would otherwise occur and add much the
The next point is that the cog wheels are so ar
ranged as not to fly apart when large article passing
between the rollers 1t matters not whether the cog.
large article disconnect them they entirely useless
This Is very tor as the larger the article the
to disconnect, they are of service when most
needed We have taken some pains to examine the var
improved because has long and strong gears Kowes
Patent Double Gear and the only wrlnger with pat
ent stop for preventing the wheels separating
so far as to osc their power New ENGLAND Eormar
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DR.. Hams Aromatic Invigorator

the appetite for these stiuants 1t gives debil-
tated mucous surfaces Eiete matter is removed from
dition AS medicine it is quick and etfectual curing
the most aggravated of Dyspepsia Kidney COM
Bowels in speedy manner. This elegant preparation
has stood the test of years. wnegass full before eat
ing will give good appetite and prevent all suffering
from Indigestion Ladies' of weak and delicate constit
tons should take the lnvigorator three times day.
wine glass full before retiring will insure and re
freshing sleep. All the proprietor asks is trial and to
induce this he has put up the Invgortor in pint bottles
wharf Boston. Sold by all druggists.
Sold in Belfast by - 4. HOW ES Il CO.
In stockton by JOHN VI. IVA IS aud N GsA. =.
r. Ia VI BALL 10
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VI 'mcmAat Enquirer Democratic ha. the
ubN"-- a Wiun that the result in Maine iudl-
thv Nat 'h- election will go in Pennsylvania
"u'p. Bangor Wing
'N WAg 3 RIGHT The Enquirer does
.. bal f,.nhups~. and ,hi7 is the way it
-a tlr admission
'IjuL ihc r,sult~ IN Name indicates to amoral
tIHtr th' election OF Mr.. lenrge ii. PcndIctOn
i general triumph of the Democratic party in
u.. W have been il close observer OF election,
HnN Hriro, and Maine. IA every instance, has
br yEtrl thermometer of future elections No
ID" -Nhfhcr Democrat, Wing ar Republican,
"a anr lrtr sustained great loss III Maine ot
luu4 hk" I4,Ut, l1000or 20000 votes, ever sue-
.la h. ohio, NrW York on Pennsylvania.
Nt politicians and political gamblers ali un-
.'1pt Ibis and never bet on any thing after
N N.- inii,Atc, the reverse.
N"'t the Wing crafty its democratic
"H- t publishing the exact language of
I.uulrDro
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EVERY MAN AND WOMAN

vanced in life, may derive untold benefits from perusal
of Or. Hayes new medical work, THE SCIENCE OF
generatve organs and the diseases and other
maades that caused by the youth and abuse
of the system This book is published by the peabody
Medical Institute" Boston, and also the "SEXUAt
PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES,n
from the able pen of the author. Thousands of
both have been taught by these works the rue
way to health and happiness advertisement the
Peabody Medical Instute,' in other column
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Another dispatch says: The excitement i:
greater than at any time since 1868. Tho
ring" of to-day is the same that made the
corner in June. The parties engineering the
matter have freely expressed an open defiance
of Secretary Boutwell,. The objective figure
at this moment is 1870. The most consunl-
mate skill is manifest in the management,
The four leading operators sit quietly up
town receiving minute dispatches from Wall
street, and manipulate accordingly
\ perfect paralysis seems to have fallen on
the street. Bets are freely made upon the re-
suit and the anxious question is. when will
the ring begin to unload9 Some think to-
morrow. Failures are prognosticatcd shigh
i'll number as one hundred. The smash will
be terrific when it comes. Other panics are
collateral to this
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MARRIED.

In Belmont Sept 10th, by N D. Allenwood, Esq, Mr..
William A. Lear Miss Alfredo Riggs both of Belfast.
In this city Sept 18th by Rev Luther L. French, Mr.
William A. Jones to Miss Mary Z. Damon, both OF
Brooks.
In this city, Sept %, by Rev. Luther T. French Capt
j. ", Havener OF Sear.port Mis-, Lizzie 3. Mahoney
of NorthpOrt.
In this city, 2Sth inst by Rev. Wooster Parker Nr.
Kendall D.. Pratt, OF Reading Mass and Miss Ellen
Hartshorn of Belfast.
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Turner'S Neuralgia I.ilI:-The great

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Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. More than 100 900
cured by 1t in the last two Price by MAIL pack
age $1.06,-6 packages 1927.
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathartic PILL
The best known remedy tor all Diseases of the Blood,
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys for Headache rheumatism
and in ALL cases where caharc is required Price by
mail, box 81 cts.-5 boxes $llS,-l2 boxes $3.6i.
TURNER 4 CO., 100 FREMONT ST., Boston MASS
ptuIo
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| How many desparing inyalids have receivedlight
ana nope from the perlsnl of DIR. A. Ill. Hayes
medical works it would be impossible to estimate.
| While engaged in an extensive and most lucrative
practice he has vet found time to write series of
treatises that will confer upon him imperishable re-
nown All should read them. (See advertisement
of Peabody Medical Instituted 3m10
| There i, no disease flesh is heir to more trouble
some to manage than rheumatism. II comes when
you least expect it, and generally remains till gets
ready to go away. The most conspicuous remedy
ment.
| Two or three doses of 'Sheridan'S Cavalry Con-
dlfi0n Powders" will cure a horse of any common
cough or cold and the very worst eases may be
| cured in few weeks We know tins from expert
cncc
4 WATCH pair of Blankets, Quilt Shawl
n for One Dollar appears almost impossible, but
such may be had and hundreds of other useful
articles by patronsing PARKER & COS so NE
DOLLAR SALE.
cd by the authorities anda DECISION rendered from
the Internal Revenue department ut Washington
dated Nov. 4th, 1868, declaring their business per-
tectly fair and legitimate and entirely different from
the numerous gift enterprises OF course all do not
get watches, blankets, SC. for One Dollar but in
every laIge Club one Of these articles are soyd for
one doildr, a, an extra indurement and some
member of the cluD has the chance of obtaining it.
A new feature introduced by this enterprising firm,
is TO pay their agents in either cash or merchandise
and to prepay the express charges No better OPP
porunity be offered to either Ladies or Gentle
men, having leisure time, than to form clubs for
this firm.
Read their advertisement in another column, and
send for catalogue. 1ml2
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Farm for Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale Mt a goo,
bargain, his farm situated in the towns 1,
Lncolnville and Searsmont consisting O
III one hundred and twenty-five acres OF goo,
l1l1 land. about two-thirds of it being wooded
The farm is an excellent one for hays goo,
az any In the town of Lincolnve is in healthy
pleasant situation, and well watercd, Ill health is h
reason for wishing to sell.
For particulars call the subscriber the premise
near Thomas Pond. IIEZ. Len ENSALER. ,
Iinconville, Sept. Is, 1869. 3~Il'
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YI1I[E subscriber hereby gives public notice all
upon himself the trust of Executor of the estate of
Amos Sprow late OF Wnterport, in the County of
Waldo deceased, by giving bond the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
deceascs estate to make Immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon TO exhibit the same for
settlement to him. fwll JAMES W. SPROWL
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rev. Bishop scott, on Clothe. wringcr.

We like Doty Washing Machine much could not be
persuaded TO do without it, and with the aid OF 1t we are
masters OF the position. On occasion, the clothes
were prepared, but the washcr-woman failed rs We
and i'll IL hours We put through eleven dozen pieces
many OF which were Sheets and they were we'll done
too. We wish great success.
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TINlE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice to all
ccrned, that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the of Administrator of the estate of
Euncc Philbrick late of Thorndikc, in the County OF
Waldo, deceased by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
deceaseds to make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the for
settlement to him. 3wl1 EDWARD +. NORTON.
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CARD.

The subscriber tenders his sincere thanks and grateful
acknowledgements to the members of the Belfast hire
Department and those kind friends and citizens who by
their untiring eXertons saved his buildings from the
devonring clements during his absence on Friday the
9Th inst. A. IIATFOID,
Hellast, Sept. Y, 1860.
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TTNlE subscriber hereby gives public notice to I'LL
l. cerncd, that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Administrator of the
Of Martha A. Burrill late of Waldo, in the County of
Waldo, deceased, by giving bond the law directs; he
therefore requests n persons who indebted said
deceacds to make Immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the for
settlement to him. 3wlI +. q. BURRILL.
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A CARD.

The members OF Washington Engine Co. No. ), take
this method to tender their thanks to Mrs. Ezra. BIck
ford for her generous kindness in furnishing them with
refreshments, while subdung the fire at Mayor Haytords
on the 9th inst 1Wl2t PER ORDER,