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MARRIED..

In this city, 18th inst by Rev. Wooster Parker John
H. Poor and Miss Laynia w. Vickory, both of Belfast
IN TINS city at the New ENGLAND House, on Monday
Miss Emma }. Daley, both of Camden.
In Washngtoni 9th inst. by Rev. Aaron Clark Charles
w ashngon.
In saco, 18th inst. by Rev. W J. Agcr, Mr.. VIM. s.
Noyes OF the York County Independent, and Miss Ii
lmogen Written, both OF S.
In Waldohoro, Sept. 4th Albert Mink OF W. and Liz
zic Perry, of Warren.
and Lucy W. Bracket, of Belfast.
In North Montvc, Mr.. Isaac Hall, OF Montville to
Hannah Il. Keen, of Freedom.
In Monroe, August goth, Mr.. Henry G. Mardcn, of
Ihoinlston, to Miss Lucebc Crook OF Vermont.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED r., :, ,
STATES District of Maine. - hNNNHeflH1.
In the matter of BENJAMIN KALISH, Bankrupt.
rIN1IS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has beer
Il presented to the Court this twenty seventh day
July, A. ID. 1869, by benjamin nash, of Bucksport il
said Distinct praying that he may be decreed to hay,
tuil discharge from all his debts, provabe under tn,
bankrupt Act, and upon reading said Petition
1T Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had up
on the same on the first Monday OF November A. u.
1902 before the Court in Portland in said District
O'Clock, A. NJ, and that notice thereof be published il
Ellsworth American and the Republican journal news
Weeks and that all creditors who have proved their debt
and other persons in interest, may appear said time
ana place, and show cause if any they have why the
prayer OF said Petition should not be granted
WILLIAM Z. PREBLE,
3w9 Clerk of District Court for said District,
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T., =. .r.s or Gsats%sp
:. a I,s,Otts Lives or the ssre.;.Inmt af IL.
Emitted States complete in voume and SPLEEN
ddly illustrated with over forty engravings. This is
without Doubt the best book for ever publish
ed in this country Exclusive territory and liberal terms
to Agents. JOHN IiANkERSON
fW9 ? Elm st. Portland, Me,
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No Insurance RjDQS
NO SLAVERY TO LOCAL TARIFFS,
Only such rates OF premium asked will equaze the
burden between the Company and the assured.
Call Before Insuring Elsewhere.
F. H. BEALE, Agent.
HAyFoRD BLOCK, Belfast, Maine.
EVERY MAN AND WOMAN.

the young the middle aged, and even those more ad-
vanoed in lite may derive untold benefits from perusal
of DR.. Hayes new medical work, "THE SCIENCE OF
generatve organs, and the disease. and other
aaes that caused by the youth abuse
of the system This book is published by the "Peabody
Medical Institute" Boston, and also the "SEXUAL
PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES y
from the able pen of the Same author. Thousands of
both have been taught by these works the true
way to health and happiness. see advertisement of the
"Peabody Medical Institute in other column.
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Sheriff s Sale


WALDN, $, August 18Th, lStN.
TINAkEN on execution in favor OF John Grecy and
i against Edward H. l:ralsrcct, I'LL the right title and
interest said lradStrcct has in to the lot of md he
and George W. IradStrect bought of David Neal deed
dated Dec. lth lS also all the right title and interest
sand Edward /. Bradstrett has IN to the farm on
which he now lives, and all the right title and interest he
has In the wood lot adjoining said farm to be sold at Pub
lie Nrnue Sept -, lSGp at the Branch Mills House or
Tavern, occupied BY Everett BRIGHAM at one o'clock in
the afternoon. SAMUEL NORTON Dept. Sheriff.
tlg
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18th District of Maine S.
A warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by said
Court against the estate Of William Frye, of the County
OF Knox and State of Maine, in said District He has
been duly adju!sod Bankrupt upon Petition of his
creditors and the payment Of any debts and the delivery
OF any property belonging said Bankrupt, to him, OF
to his and the transfer of any property by him.
forbidden by law A meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupt, to prove Their debts, and choose OF
more Assignces of his estate, will be held Court
Bankruptcy to be holden at Rockland in said District
on the ith day of October A. d; 1860, at 10 O'CLOCK
Registers in bankruptcy of said District
District.
Rockand Sept. -, 1869. 2wl6
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Nonresident Taxes.

In the town OF Northport. county Of Waldo, for the
year 1865.
The following list of taxes real estate of resi-
dent owners in the town of Norhport for the year 1868
in bills committed to Jacob L. Rhoades, Collector of said
turned by him to me as remaining unpaid on the twenty
fifth day Of June 1862 by his certificate Of that date and
now remain unpaid and notice is hereby given that il
the said taxes and intervening charges, and interest are
not paid into the treasury OF the said town. within eigh
teen months from the date of the commitment of the
said bills SO much of the real estate taxed will be
sufficient to pay the amount due therefor, including in
crest and charges, will without further notice. be sold
by public auction at my store in said Norhport the
sixth day OF Jan. A. d. 1870, at O'Clock, 2. Nj
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The Best Clothe. wrinxer

BE very particular about getting the Universal" with
Improved cog wheels. This is the only we recon-
mend and our endorsement OF this is without mental
seryaion modification. Univcrsalst.
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THE GREAT STORM.


,th inst. burst with somuch fury on the coast
H New England. was undoubtedly one Of
those circular storms, first cousin to the hul
J.lnc of the tropics, known as cyclones
They rcyolyc in circles varying III diameter
from 800 to 1000 miles, the circle progressing
iurwar from the equator toward the poles at
th rate of about 40 miles per hour, Within
tA, circle there is usually calm. Ihc laws
which control these gales are understood by
0tll-inormed navigators who can at sea gen
rally manage to run out of them-or as the
Ul1 expresses ii. drive the ship
ITO and through the countcr-galc.
Or by the Whrlwnd's heart of peace
Tine southern limit Of the storm, upon our
0.a-t, was at Long Island Sound and upon
IT, northern shore, and il extended As fur
north as the st Lawrence River Fisher
men arriving from Georges Banks report that
rlso night of the sth was calm and pleasant
ia that locality il beng the heart Of peace
ot The gAl,.
I'm Belfast The blow commenced at about
+:lu. with surprising suddencs~ the rain pour
mg in torrents and the wind coming IN turi
49,,
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Shade trees Hloug the street sWaNcd. groanod,
cracked and in many instances c:jme to the
alouj uprootcd or broken short off. The
4aj trees tared hard, being broken down and
Tine unlipr iuit scattered over the ground.
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L.l ~ u;,,,,,.,,,.. ,,,,.,. HANNA, ..rnrod ~,
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my IN 'lt 7rh'"n'' '"P ''i'l'''l9' garry
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'Iuck SCH Nellie F. burgess and They, with
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aud went ashore ON The eastern side on the
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST,

ARRIVED.
Sept. 10th. schs Ida Norton Cottrell, Fishing Ban
ner, Mcfarland do.
sept llth. Sch Oak Grove, Sylvester, Portland,
sept. 18TH. Schs Malabar, McCarty, Boston; Banner
Sept lfth. Sch Casteane, Hart, Boston.
SAILED.
Sept. 10th. Sch Empire, turguson, Salem.
Sept. nth. Schs Adaline R7an Boston; Earl Fursu-
son, New York.
Sept. 18th. Sch Ida Morton, Cottre Fishing.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

TNIIE next Court OF Bankruptcy for the County OF
Il Waldo, will be held at the office of the Register of
Probate in Belfast, on Tuesday, October 49, 1863 at
0 clock, 7. NJ. PETER TEACHER Register
Belfast, August 20, 1863. Dr.
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Folsoms Improved Patent
Atmospheric Dental Plates

m Having purchased OF DR.. FOLSOM the
~ exclusive privilege OF using this improve
Ament in waldo County take pleasure in
IlI4 Jolering it TO The public asa discovery OF
great merit Thousands OF persons can testify to the in
convenience of having their plates drop at any uneNpect
ed moment while eating or speaking, and having parti-
Giles OF food berry seeds &C., collect under hem BY the
use OF this Improvement all difficulty is overcome You
cannot throw the plate from its place by any movement
ur pressure of the tongue Neither do you have learn
TO keep them in ther place. We not only get bat retain
the Atmospheric pressure the entire surface the
plate.
- Any dentist in this county infringing upou this
right or any person wearing such plates, not purchased
OF me, Will be dealt with as tue law uitoWS.
Certain mschieyous persons have reported that have
left Belfast Numerous living witnesses will testify that
such is not the case. | have no intention of leavng
And Will give public notice when DO.
tf7 CALVIN MOORE ID. y. s.
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Notice to Lumbermen.

FIliE copartnershp existing under the stylc OF
l. HALLS & COOPER expiring by limitation
next montlthey offer for sale their property situated in
East Sullivan, consisting OF about thousand
timber land, three stavc mills. circular mill and
some other machinery, wharf sluiccs, and all the
needful appurenances belonging thereto. All the above
is in good running order, viii be sold bargain
and on the most liberal terms in order To close up the
concern the coming tall. Enquire 1T the store Of Halls
Cooper Belfast, OF of the rroprctorS the premises,
to HALLS = COOPER.
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Ask pOR DR. ClARAE'S SHERRY WINE ElTTEgS

AK IDR pR. ClARkES SHERRY WINE Buffers,
And take other. See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label OF each bottle No other genuine.
They purely vegetable and will not into Ncate. TSP
DE We HEALED
- of Whatsoever Disease We have by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY, MRS SPENCE'S
POSITIVE AND NEE ALIVE row =
DEHs>. If your druggist hasn't the Powders, send a
brief description of your disease to PROF. PAXTON
SPENCE, NJ. d., Box 5s11, NEW YORK CITY, and those
my.tcriOas. woodworking Powders wi
be mailed to you, post paid. In"x ~. q box IS -
til:sp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the harbor, at reasonable
terms. Inquire of
l1u w IL. III IS<DN.
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- STATES-For the Fifth District of Maine.-IN
BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of WILLIAM FRYE
R,pIr
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tizng eUbstances. II is not. Therefore wise to
take the advice given bv some that we ad
chicoFy to the coffee we have ourselves roasted
and ground: ior, in toe nrst pla;e, II IS OF no
use whatever, except to deepen the color, whicn
NAV he done iuat as well by ltt,le burnt sugar
ar d secondly we may Oe adding some OF tue
yeTy suggestive substances mentioned ABOVE.
'The eamp pies OF adul.erated coffee tn At have
examined have generally contained large auan.
titles o. bread, which Is probably as harmless as
anything that could be used for the purpose,
and perhaps the cleanest, If we could ouly feel
sure that 1t bad not passed through the garbage
pail on its journey to the coffee dealer. Another
very common adulteratiOn ls by roasted rye,
which II OF good quality would also be per ectly
harmless, but II L. also evident that as he object
OF the sophisticator Is TO sWmdle his customer,
he Will certainly purchase the cheapest article
he can mud, aud since good rye commands a
good prt3e, be will use an article that is either
spoiled, or perhaps sOurret or ergot rye, the
properties OF which are so well kno Rn that it is
state that often they are not entirely des rnyed
by The heat to whicn the grain is subjected In
roasting; and this may be sometimes the cause
of those serious accidents or troubles that result
in the breaking down OF the health OF married
women. Ergot or spurred rye was also a, one
time generally Supposed to produce m Tti ca
tion OF the eXtrt mites; aLd though this is no v
denied, it is not absolutely proved, in
the face of the experience of the past, that
there may not be bome variety of diseased rye
that is capable of producing this result. In
view ofthese probabilities, it would at least oe
wise to avoid the purchase of the so-callei rye
coffee, or of the adulterated coffee that might
contain diseased rye.n
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s1The GalaxY.0

From Justin MoCarthy's article on "Queen
Victoria and her Subjects" We take the fol-
lowing
''The very virtues of Queen Victoria have
contr buted materially toward the extinction OF
The old-fashioned sentiment of living, active
loyalty. The English people had from the time
at least OF Anne to our own day succession OF
bad princes. Only race pahent as lssachar
could have endured such line OF soVerelgns as
George II, George III, aud George Nv. Then
cane william " who being little lees stupidly
obstinate than George III, and not so grossly
corrupt as George w, was hailed for while as
She Patriot King by people who were only 100
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TRoMAs Mn u sSk ". IAENs IEAVENNs, HENRY Il 81 RYE &. ROOD.
NEW YORK,
JAMES NJ MORRIS ON. President Manhattan ank
JOSEPH sTvART, OF j. ]. Stuart & Co., Bankers.
HON. Il. g. TOBEY, late President Board ofTrade.
CINcINNATI.
A. r. CHAMBERLAIN. OF Chamberlain d Co.
CHICAGO.
l.. z. LETTER. Of Field. Letter q Go. ,.,.o-.
@. Nj, SMITH, OF Geo. y smith d Brethers' Bankers
LOUISVILLE, KY.
WILLIAM GARVIN, OF earvin, Bell d Co.
LOUIS.
JAMEsE. YEATMAN, Cashier Merchants National
NEW HAMpsHIRE.
HON. ]. W PATTERSON. U. +. Senator.
BALTIMORE.
WILLIAM PRESCOTT SMITH, superntendent
Consolidated Railway Line, New York TO
N Es oe s Of " AGs%' s,s Ss' Express
FRANCIS T. KING, Presioent Central Savings
GEORGE H. STUART. President
F. BETS, Secretary.
J. L. LUDLOW. Consulting Physician.
JOS + NJ e1HMls RonEfEk M P X. Medical Examiners
@. STUART PATTERSON 1 co,r.o,
RICHARD LUDLOW, counsel
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The advantages OneTed hy thia Company are
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The u nipaDy has been IN active operation for mor.
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him; but, on looking more closely, she
found that he was examining, not the
reportE, but the advertisements and
miscelIanea on the reverse side.
She waited out of politeness, but she
colored and bit her lip. She could not
help feeling hurt and indignant. ANY
trash is more interesting to people than
poor Roberts case, she thought. And
at last she said bitterly,
Those advertisements seem to inter
est you, sir; shall 1 leave them with
your
If you please said the Expert, over
whose head, bent in logged scrutiny,
this small thunderbolt of feminine
wrath passed unconscious.
Helen drove away to Peele's Coffee
Mrs. Underclif pondered over the
facts that had been ELECTED in this cen-
versation; the Expert remained abb
sorbed In the advertisements at the back
OF Helen's reports.
When he had examined every one
of them infinitely, he held the entire
extracts up to the light, and looked
through them; then he stuck double
maRnitier in his eye, and looked
through them with that. Then he took
took two pieces of card, wrote on them
Re Penfold, and looked about for his
other materials, to put them all neatly
together. Lo! the profile of Robert
PanfoId was gone.
fro BE Continued
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pimples, could thus remove them with.
out medicines. cosmetics, or the appli-
cation of anything on the surface but
soap and soft water.
Q.-What Is the Complexion7-Does
1t consist of the color of the skin, or of
the hair and eyebrows2 We constantly
hear persons spoken OF as being dark
complexioned, who have dark hair and
eyebrows, but very pale face; and
others, who have a dark face, always
sunburnt with little exposure, but not
light hair, who are called ligbt-com-
plexioned.
A.-The word complexion. in it's ap.
plication to personal appearance, has
reference more particularly to the color
of the skin, 80 that person may have
dark hair and eyes and yet be properly
called light complexioned.
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EATAHAED.-SaIeSme everywhere, far
w lners ana OLuers, for u NeLU Article III
great doLnAnd. SIUO made by one agent his
uT6L month. Address immediately, Drawer
LA, Louisville, KY.
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Emigration to West virginia.
To ne Edttor of The tribune.

To Lhe Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your repeated advice to young
men, and to the uperabundant popu-
lation of the Eastern cities and States
generally, to emigrate to the West, has
alreadyplaced many not onlyin comfort
able but in independent circumstances,
and has also made fortunes for not a few.
But while Missouri, Kansas, and other
portions OF the Far West hold out strong
Inducements to emigrants, there Is q
State much nearer home whose adYan-
tages are inferior to no State in the
Union, which has been singularly over
looked. I mean West Virginia. The
area of this State is about % 600 square
miles and the population at the last
census was little less than 4OO, O0O-it
must now exceed half million. The
Ohio River washes the western border
of the State for distance of 300 miles
and the whole State is intersected by
numerous rivers and creeks, as Guy
and the Big and Little Sandy, Elk and
Gauley, and the Little and Great Kan
awha. The face of the country Is gen.
orally billy and rough but not inca
pable of cultivation, and the land is
remarkably fertile. Along the rivers,
the bottom lands are as rich and pro-
ductive as any lands in the
are covered with highly valua-
BILE timber. The mineral resources of
the State are vast and valuable. The
coal and the iron especially are of the
very best quality, and i'll inexhaustable
quantities. The best camel coal in
this country is found on the Great Ka-
naWha and its tributaries. IN veins
from four to ten feet thick. The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, extending
from tide water below Richmond to the
mouth OF the Big Sandy RIVER, on the
Kentucky line, a distance OF APO miles,
runs directly across the whole State OF
West Virginia, and will soon b6 i'm
.ished, making the shortest and best
route from all the great Centers of trade
in the West to tide water in the East.
The owners of large tracts of land are
dividing them up into farms of suitable
size, aud offering them for sale on
terms within the reach of almost every
enterprising man. Very many farms
can be had with small houses and sew
eral acres cleared and under cultiva-
ton. Half the county Of Putnam, one
of the best counties on the Great Ka-
nawha River, is owned by non-resi-
dents, and they are now offering their
lands for sale, both coal and farming
lands, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Those, therefore, who are disposed to
engage in coal mining or farming on a
large or small scale, in fruit or grape
growing, or sheep raising, or i'll manu-
featuring III any department, will find
in West Virginia the most inviting
prospects.
Preston County ON the Capital Cues
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aes, AdvessssemEuts.
LooK HAVEN, F

MEssRs. L1PPINcoTr & BAKE"HLI., Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
OF Gang Saws in our Mill, and ind them, i'll
point or quality. superior 10 any we have
ever used. Yours, 60,
SHAW, BLAkCHARD& co.
ORRIN SHAW, Foreman.
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A GENTS, FARMERS. GARDNEIts AND
IaIs OF "BeSt'S Improved Fruit Tree and I'iue
InUtgOTutOr and L'tSect Destroyer" Samples
10 test Will De forwarded 10 any part the
United states and perfect SGttsrGctiOn O,Lurun-
Cced. Good agents are IOdIsted tveT.V county
iII the United StdeS. Auuress j. AI1EanCS,
6S SECOND street, baltimore. Md.
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ERRING BUT Notwithstanding for
~ Young Men, who have erred, desire a
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter en-
VelOpes, free of charge. II benefited return
the postage. address PHILANIHAOS,B Box
p, Philadelphia Pa.
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NEURALCizA-SeyU CtiItL Female
In Weakness Ctrcd.-A ClcrS mans Widow
suffered Tor years with the above diseases,
and Tor the benefit OF nkJ sufferers Will send
me means OF her own cure lIeo. MRS. DIX
FESANk LlN jersey CITY y. ].
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