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NOTICE.

VXYILLIAM B. SWAN & CO., having purchased the
w Stores, Storehouses and Wharf Of Ii. j. AN
DERSON, JR., now opening an entire new stock,
consisting in part of the following articles.
CORN. GRANULATED SUGAR, JAVA COFFEE,
FLOUR, COFFEE I" RIO +"
PORK, HAVANA g JAPAN TEA
BEEF, ST. JAGQ OOLONG g
LARD, MUSCOVADO =" RAISINS
TOBACCO, SPICES, SALT, OATS, FISH, &C.
full and complete assortment OF Groceries, which we
invite purchasers to call and examine, and we will
make prices satisfactory.
WIN. Il. SWAN,
A. CUTTER SHELLEY.
Belfast May !, 1862 tf43
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NEW GOODS.
CORN. FLOUR, GROCERIES, &C

Geo. .. Bailey,
has taken the store formerly occupied by F. A. knowl.
ton at the foot of Main street, and is opening entire
stock which will be sold prices to suit the times
GEO. O. BAILEY.
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70 Females in Delicate Health.

I'm, now, Physician and Surgeon, No. : I
IS incident to the female system. Proapsus Utcri
Falling OF the Womb, Fluor Albus, suppression and
pathological principles and speedy relief guaranteed in
very few days So invariably certain is this mode
Of treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under
it, and the afflicted person reoices in perfect health
DR.. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
to stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
DR.. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole atten-
ton Office practice for the of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges superior in the
United States.
N bah letters must contain dollar or they will
not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ to 9 P. NJ.
Boston July 25 1869. IVA
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THE MOST FASHIONABLE
HAIR DRESSING ROOMS
IN THE STATE.

9 ARAU having wholly refurnished his
SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING ROOMS
Main and High streets stairs overDr oodys
Drug Store would call the attention of the public the
changes and improvements he has made.
Bay Rum free to all.
Clean Towel to every customer.
Rich and Poor served alike.
Neatness and Dispatch is our motto.
Special attention given to Ladies' and Chill
dren's work.
full assortment of Perfumes, Hair, Oil and Pom
ades foreign and American and all Fancy Goods of the
trade constantly on hand. Prices to suit the times.
A1rGlve US call. Satisfaction warranted kemem.
ber-S. ARAU'S Fashionable Hair Dressing Rooms
corner Main and High streets, up stairs) DR..
MoodY's Drug Store. eInos24
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SAVE THE CHILDREN

Multitudes of them suffer, linger and die because
Pin orms. The only cfectual remedy for these
troublesome and dangerous OF all worms, in children
adults il found In DR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP
Purely vegetable and certain valuable cathartic
and beneficial to health. GEO, c. GOODWIN co,
Boston, and all druggists.
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II VII INDEN, IsIIV ktSIsItT Q. =. IFtNSilIN.
tai variation from mean time being only eight seconds
per month Have been travelling through different sec
ions OF the country from New York Galveston Tex
as and back by steamer and railroad. f. RICE,
Of Whitney Rice, l79 Broadway, n. Y.
SuSBURY, Penn. Feb o. 1869
WATcU No. 1l76-bearing Trade Marx, Frederic
Atherton Co. Marion, N. j., manufact ured by IT, S.
Watch Co., has been carried by the three months ;
its total variation from mean time being only seconds
during that time Ii. DE LANCY, engi necr p & +. K. r.
WATCH No. ll05-belrng Trade Mark " Frederic
Athcrton Co, Marion, n j., manufactured by t. 5
Watch Co., has been carried by eleven months; its
total variation from mean time being only seconds
IN me entire time: A. ii KING, Park Place n. Y,
Nice.Pres't Elastic Cone Spring Co., n D. Car Spring
and X. Co.
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IITHY will people pay $40 more for n SEWING MA
w CHINE when $22 will buy one that has q standard
structcd upon entirely and practical principles.
by friction and eXces all otherss These celebrated
Machines FULLY licensed, intended for poor people
who want to save time, labor and money. agents Want
ed Machines sent to Agents and gipen aoay to needy
families. For circulars and reduced prices address j.
c. Otis Co, Franklin and Diamond $. NJ. Co., Box
397, Boston, Mass.
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rINO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR l., DIX
particularly invites nil Ladies who need Medical or
SurGica{ adviser call at his Rooms, 81 Endcott St
Boston Mass, which they will lind arranged for their
special accommodation.
particular branch OF all diseases peculiar
To females conceded by ALL both in this coun
ry and Europe excels all other known practc
toner's In safe. speedy and efectu treatment OF all
female complaints.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
of removing all diseases such debility weakness un
natural suppres ons engagements of the womb also all
Discharges which flow from morbid state of the blood
The Doctor is ullS prepared treat In his peculiar
style both medically and surgcaly all diseases OF the
female sex and they respectfully invited call Al
No. Ii Endicott street, Boston
All letters requiring advice contain dollsr 10
insure answer.
Boston, Jan. lS7T-1yr
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New York, Jan. II, 1870
WATCH No. 1o6f-bearlng Trade-Mark, g." Frederic
Atherton & Co., Marion, N j." manufactured by Uni
ted States Watch Co., has been carried by fifteen
months its total variation from mean time being OILY
one second per month. WIN. DERBY, of Derby, Sno W
& Prertiss, Jersey City, N.
Atherton & Co. manufactured by the u S. Watch Co.
has been carried by me months its total variation
from mean time being only six seconds. A. L. DENNIS,
President n. } Il. X. & +. Co.
WATCH No. i25l-bearing Trade Mark, "Frederc Ath-
arton s. Co., Marion N. J,' manufact urcd by U. S.
Watch Co., has been carried by four months its to-
tai variation from mean time being only five seconds
DER month, +. A. HASKELL. Conn. Hudson River r Il
WATCH No 11l.-bearing Trade Mark " Frederic
Atherton Co., Marion, N. UP manufactured ~ U. s.
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MANHOOD AND WOMANHOOD.
FUBLISHED
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
1000 Copies Sold the Last Year.


IHE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF PRESERYA
TION. Medical Treatise the Cause and Cure OF
EXHAUSTED VITALITY, PREMATURE DECLINE IN
MAN NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBulrY, HYPoCH.
oNDEIA and al other diseases arising from the
or YoUrH, or the INDGsCRETIoNS or ExCEsSEs of
lure years. This ia indeed book for every man. Price
only one Dollar. PSI pages bound i'll cloth. DIR. A. ii
HAYES, Author.
A Book for Every Woman,
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND
HER DISEASES; or, WOMAN TREATED OF Phys.
IoLoGIc tILY AND rArHOIoGIcALrY, from INFANCY
no OLp AGE, with elegant ILLUSTRATIVE ENGRAv-
INGs.
These are, beyond s COMPARISON the most extraordi.
nary works of Physiology published. There is
nothing whatever that the MARRIED or SINGLE OF
EITHER SEN either require wish to know, but
what is fully explained, and many matters of the
important and interesting character introduced, to
which diiUSioR be ound in any other
in our language. All the New DISCOVERIES of the
thor whose experience is OF uninterrupted magni
tudesuch probably before fell to the lot any
man-are given in full No person should be without
these valuable books They utterly unlike any others
ever published.
VALUABLE BoOks.-We have received the valuable
medical works of DR.. Albert II. Hayes These books
are OF actual merit and should find place in every In
telgent family They not the cheap order of abomn
able trash published by irresponsible parties and pur
chased to CRAFTY coarse tastes but written by
source OF Instruction vital matters concerning which
amentable ignorance exists. The important subjects
presented treated with elicacy ability and care
appendix useful prescriptions tor prevailing
complaints added Coos Republican, Lancaster, ~
IT,, SPIT. :, 1862.
DIR. HAYES Is one of the most learned and popular
physicians OF the day, and entitled to the gratitude Of
for these Invaluable productions II
be mis- aim to induce and women to avoid the
those diseases which they subject, and he tells
them just how and when to do it. Pennington Ch"onf
Gle, Harrington, Ne, Sept :, 1869.
These are truly scientific and popular works by DR..
Hayes, of the most learned and popular physicians
of the dayJae Medical Gnd surgical Journal, July
1869.
Price Of SCIENCE OF LIFE, $l,00. PHYSIOLOGY
OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, $500. In Tur.
ey morocco, full gilt, 500. Postage paid.
Either book sent by mail on receipt OF price.
Address 'rHE PEABODY MEDICAL. INsTIrurE,' or
Dr. HAYES, No. Bulfnch Street Boston.
n. B,-Dr. IL may be consulted in strictest confidence
all diseases requiring skill, and experience
lSVIoLABLE SECKEsY AND CERTAIN REEiEF. lyri
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Mild Certain Safe Efficient 1t is far the best Cath
arc remedy yet discovered and at once relieves and in
vigorates all the vital functions without causing injury
to any them The complete success has long at
tended its in many localities and il is offered
to the general public with the conviction that it
never ail to accomplish all that is claimed fer it. 1t
produces little pain leaves the organs free from
irritation and taxes exctes the nervous
system. In all diseases of the skin, blood stomach.
bowels, liver, kidneys-ot children and in many diff
cutes peculiar to women it brings prompt relief and
certain cure The best physicians recommend and pre-
scribe it; and person who this, Will volun
tarly to the use of any other cathartic.
Sent by mail on receipt of price and postage.
Box 1928 Postage cents
Boxes, / 90 Is
- &C 2.25 80
Sent by mail on receipt of price and postage.
One package $500 Postage q cents.
Six packages 800 q "
1t Il sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURN Err 4 CO., PrOprietOrs,
100 fremont, Street Boston, Mass.
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Watch Co.. has been carried by fifteen months; its
total variation from mean time being only average of
two-thirls of second per day. a. PHELPS,
Conn. n j. Central Il. Il.
| WATCH No. 1887 Stem Withdrawing Trade Mark,
Frederic Anterior Co., Marion, N. j y, n,anutactur
ed by U. S. Watch Co., been carried by me since
June 1867 its total variation from mean time being
! ly five seconds per month. HENRY SMITH,
Treas. Panama r. r., IS Wall Street.
| WATcH No l202-oearng Trade Mark, U. S.
Watch Co.. Marion, n J.,n manufactured by United
States Watch Co.. has been carried by five months;
| its total variation from time being only twelve
seconds GEO. LOWS General Eastern Passenger
| Agent Toldo, Wabash & Western Railway.
! WATCH No 1259-bearing Trade Mark, Frederic
Atherson Co.. Marion, N. j., manufactured by Y. s.
Watch Co.. has been carried by me six months; its to
For Sale in Belfast bv
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Nov. 80, 1869.
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QUACK NosTRUM-M MAKERS,

through false certificates and references and recommend
ations their medicines by the dedd who expose
contradict them; who, besides, to further their i'm
Positions copy from medical books, much that Is
of the qualities and eff cts OF different herbs and plants
and ascbe all the their Pills. Extracts Specifics
&c. Of which, II not ALL contain Mercury, because
of the ancient belief of its curing everything but
known to " kill than is cured,' aud those not
killed, constitutionally injured for life.
IGNORANCE OF QUACk DOCTORS AND
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"Buy Me, and I'll Do You Good
AGENTS! Read This

WE WILL PAY AGENTS A SALA n
w of $40 per week and expenses, or allow
large commission to sell wonderful inventions
Address, NJ. WAGNER & CO., Marshall, Mich.
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Charges very moderate. Communications sacrediy
Confidential, and all may rely him with the strictest
secrecy and confidence whatever may be the disease
ditiOu or situation of any one, married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail and Express to all parts of
United States,
All letters requiring advice contain dollar
insure answer.
Address DIR. l.. DIX, NO u Endicott St Boston, Mass
Boston Jan. 1 lS-0-l Vt
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4" ECOnOUV is Wealth. FRANKLIN.

Can% A DAH!-40 new articles for Agents. Sam
90 Piles free. IL. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me.
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A RcsPOnsc.

The following is the response of the
President and Secretary of the Confeder-
ate Orphan Asylum at GAINESVILLE, to the
invitation recently published in our pa
per, and extended by the President and
Managers of the Nashville and Edgefeld
Auxiliary Societies, requesting that the
orphans give a concert in this city. 1t
will be seen that the invitation has been
accepted IN the most fattering terms.
Though the time has not been set, 1t be-
ing left to the discretion of the ladies here.
We are assured that the concert will take
place at no distant day. Due notice will
be given of the time and place and ar
rangements, and we doubt not that it viii
be one of the events of the season:
CONFEDERATE ORPHAN ASYLUM, CLARKs-
VILE, Tenn, Jan. /, IS7O.-DIiss S. r.
Woods, Mrs. Henri Weber, President and
Managers of the Nashville and Edgefield
Auxiliary Societies Ladies-Your kind
and complimentary invitation for the child
rem of the Confederate Orphans Home, re-
peat the concert given by them in this city,
Dec %, In Nashville, and Edgefeld, at
some suitable time during the month OF
January, has been received In their be-
half we reply that the invitation Will be
accepted with pleasure. We feel deeply
grateful, that an opportunity has been al
fordeI them, to show in some slight degree,
their appreciation of the noble efforts,
made in their behalf by those devoted
friends-the ladies' of Nashville and Edge
field; no request of theirs, could be re-
fused by them The tiIae for this concert
and all other arrangements, will be subject
to yosr wish and pleasure.
Yours, respectfully,
MIS-. '. c. FINLEY, Pres. Pro t. n
Mas. A. G. MUNFoR9, Secretary.
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THE CITY.
RE-OPENING OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
The Little Folks DeIighted.


The Little Folks Delighted.
The announcement that the Public
Schools are to be re-opened on next Mon
day, after the long suspense and almost
feverish excitement growing out of their
proposed suspension for an indefinite
period, we can say, without at all discus.
ing the propriety of the step, has caused
general rejoicing on the part of hundreds
of parents, and gleeful clapping Of hands
on the part of thousands of children, who
have so long been recipients of their bless
ings. There is an average attendance, ac-
cording to the best information we have
upon these schools of near $500 pupils.
A large number of these, in the event of
the schools being closed, would be de-
prived of all educational facilities, as this
is the only fountain upon which they can
depend for their mental pabulum, all 9TH
ers being to them CONCEALED and frozen up
by circumstances over which they have no
control.
These 5000 children, with smiling
faces and happy hearts, were dismissed
some two weeks since full of lively Christ
mas anticipations. During this holiday
recreation, the discussions as to the exist
ence of their schools eliminated, ard the
cherished ''alma matters" of their youth
trembled from turret to foundation stone.
The schools have triumphed. The doors
of these institutions will be thrown opOn
on Monday, and after the rejuvenating in
huences of the recess just passed, we ven
ture to assert that full and happy attend
ance will be at each and all Of them. We
trust that those who have SO valiantly sus-
tanned them, will stand by them still and
make good every anticipation of the perma-
nent continuation and prosperity Of the
schools.
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r,5nUGurH WAS DEAD.

John B., of this city, Is most inyct-
crate smoker; in fact, John has been
known to go to sleep smoking, and have
his pipe taken from his mouth without
waking him. One day last week Uncle I.
found pipe, which he supposed to be
Johns, and the old gentleman having
known him from the time when the mem
DRY of that much-respected individual,
'fhe Oldest inhabitant," runneth not back
to, made a straight break for Johns house,
and seeing Mrs. B., asked:
E "Is John dcad?"
"John dead !" exclaimed Mrs. E.
"Why, no. What in the world made you
think so, Mr.. CT"
"Why, l found his pipe, and it was
cold"
Uncle c. lodged the brOOm-stick, and
will not be seen in that section again for
some ime.-KnOGUtAc Press and Her
aid.
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REPUTATION.
Secret SOcEety.-The Resort OF
slaves.


CINCINNATI, Jan. 5.-The Gazette of
tomorrow morning will publish the sub
stance of the sworn statement made on
the evening of the 14th of December by
Houston King, of Elliott county, KY, be-
|. fore Col. A. Hoagland, United States
Special Detective, referred to in the New
York papers of Thursday.
King declares that there is in existence
a secret society, the object of which is to
repudiate the public debt. 1t proposes TO
accomplish its object by purchasing gen.
uine plates of greenbacks and bonds, and
then flooding the country with copies of
the originals.
Four million dollars King states have
been sent through. Country organiza-
tons have $40, 600, 600 in their possession.
The society was organized in December,
1865, and subsequently reorganized in
September last.
The papers in the matter are now in
possession of Secretary Boutwell,. King
was formerly Colonel in the Confeder-
ate army, and has been, until lately, Clerk
of Elliott County Court This position
he resigned to attend to this business.
attention of the Government was called
to the existence of this organization six
months ago by United States officers in
this district, and not by Col. Bristow, of
Louisville, as reported.
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BOSTON.
4 Profound Remark

BosToN, Jan. 5.-One of the oldest
merchants of this city, doing business
with the West Indies, to-day remarked on
Change, that, for forty years during his
mercantile career he had not before now
seen the time when a vessel could not OBJ
tain business in some shape or other.
The strikers.
The Boston Telegraph strikers arc out
in a card this evening, denying the reports
of the Western Union Managers that there
was no cause for the strike. The opcrat-
ors here are confident of final success,
and are constantly receiving encouraging
messages from all quarters.
In the Hands of the PhiIistincS.
The Life of Geo. Peabody, written by
a lady, will soon be published.
baptist.
The Baptist Missionary Society held
their annual session to-day.
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HARRISBURG.


HAEmsBUPG, Penn, Jan. 5.-Thc Gov
ernOr's message recommends the cstab-
lishment of home for disabled soldiers
as refuge for those now compelled to beg
for livelihood in the streets of cities.
The Avondalc disaster is referred to, and
a law recommended enforcing stringent
regulations to prevent the recurrence of
such calamities. He deprecalcs the move
ment made by free traders to obtain the
introduction of steel and iron free of
duty. He favors the recognition of Cuba,
and SAYS it geographically belongs TO us.
He advocates the policy of an expansion
of currency by new national banks, to
be established where none now exist.
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CONCORD.


CoYCoEr, \. H., Jan. The Demo
cratic State Convention which meets to-
day, promises to be the largest held for
wears. Gen. John Bcdell will undoubtedly
he nominated for Governor, and Gen. NJ.
l.. Donohoe for Railroad Commissioner.
Latcr--PIaIfOrm.
CoNCoGp, n. H., Jan. 5.-Thc Demo
cratic State Convention renominated Gen.
John Bcdell for Governor and Gen. W. L.
Donohue for Railroad Commissioner.
Thercsolutions express abiding faithin the
principles Of the party and opposition TO
Capitalization; denouncc the action of
Congress in relation TO Georgia; exact
honesty and fidelity in government officials;
denounCc mOnopolies as unjust and prcju-
dicial to national progress; declare cen
tralization and monopoly twin instruments
of evil; hat all contracts, bonds and Sc
curities should be taxed, and that the debt
not otherwise specified should be paid in
currency
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PORTUGAL.
From King Louis.

LISBON, Jan. 5.-Thc General Courts
assembled to-day and the session was
opened by King Louis.
In his speech, his Majesty refers with
qualification to the state of tranquility
which now exists at home and abroad.
He promises that the government will in
troduce important measures Of reform and
economy.
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Gov. Flanders, of Washington Terri
tory, had another interview with the
President yesterday, regarding the pro-
posed change in the officers of that terri
tory, and was Informed that the new
nominations would be sent to the Senate
at an early day.
Armed Men EObbing the Mails.
The Postmaster General received a dis
patch to-day from Denver City, Colorado,
informing him that the coaches which
carry the mails between Denver and Chey-
enne were stopped yesterday by an armed
body of men and the mail pouches taken
and rifed of their contents. There are
no means of ascrtaining the amount of
loss. 1t is supposed to be large. This is
the second time the mails have been robbed
on that route since Christmas, and it ap-
pears that there is an organized body of
thieves.
Mr.. Creswell has requested the Secre-
tary of War to detail troops to guard the
mail coach between Denver and Cheyenne
City. The request has been granted and
hereafter the depredations will cease.
Bonded Tobacco.
In answer to an application from the
leading tobacco dealers and manufacturers
of New York city, asking that no curtail-
ment be made in the present facilities for
bonding manufactured tobacco. The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue says
that he docs not intend, as at present adj
vised, to make any change in the present
export of bonded warehouses, nor to cur
tail any of the facilities they now enjoy.
No detriment TO the revenue appears in
his view to arise from the present system.
A Son of Lopez.
E. Lopez, son of President Lopez, of
Paraguay, end Henry Sanford, of New
York, are at the Arlington House.
Income and OutgO.
The expenditures for December were
81, 797,2S2 ~. The receipts for the same
period we're $27, O0O,O 600.
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SITTING CHOSS-LEGGED IN THE
iER.

Great stress is laid upon the statement
that Mr.. Home is capable at certain times
of sitting in the air. Everybody who has
been in India has seen the same thing done
by poor juggler, without apparatus OF
any kind. Mr.. Home darkens the room
before he appears sitting on nothing, but
the iuggler of India walks into garden
and suddenly appears six feet from the
ground, sitting cross-legged, with nobody
and nothing nearer to him than the grass.
How does he do it? We cannot explain,
anymore than we can explain Mr.. Home s
achievements But the Indian only pro
fesses to be a juggler, while supernatural
powers or agencies are said to be instru-
mental in enabling Mr.. Home to perform
miracles. -N'c11 York Times.