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Quartz Sale.-Mcssrs. Mayhem & Nc.
Murry, on lsst Saturday. sold to Mr. J. B.
Hervey, Of Georgetown, 800 feet-No. s.
on the extension Of the Comanche lode ct
Philipsburgh, for 5000 In clean, bauksble
grccnbacks. This IL tho lead contested here
In the Courts year ago, and at that time
best known Us the Rumley s. Bugher lead.
No. 5is'tl.e next claim To that which they
had developed. We thought it . good sale.
but learn that Waterbury swears (mildly;
that 1t was dirt cheap. Mr.. Icrvey went
east the next day. and Judge A. f., re no.
tice, accompanied him. Nj. 11eJyey has becn
quietly looking up,thc Flint Creek quartz
for year or two, has q good mill 10 the
vicinity and strong company At his back.
So We may expect his early return, and the
operation Of another mill =! = P'thi'ipstursh At
q not distant day. -...
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~ Just received ~ 4, 7Lsyssbag = Cas- No 30
Main s,ss.k ueleaa, aae lotof Wo0lea Drea 0eoaa,
C1oakA silt DsssseA Fur PPeA Au1< 1ediesf asd
as6Bon1bSS fSSdt. .sIuossib
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t]DRY GOODS BY RXPRESS.-Teotis Lsash
Co receive every week BY sxpssss md iase fssiShe,
direct from st. Louis aud New York. the latest styles
Ut Ladi6s' Dress Ooods. Remember the houss: Broad
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Csncert.-While Deer Lodgen have been
enjoying the winter - hapaily and prehsbly
as r.tionally ~ thet most Of comppniaissy
there has not been much diversity Of public
amusement. The whine, there his been .
considerable '1mount funor1Sai7ed hRds1lt.l
talent in the town. The afinities operated
the other day. Thesevessl frsdion0 parts
of . CONCERT resolved themselyes into one
harmoniods unit, under the name or the
'"Deer Lodge Auisteuts, and decided to
give as,, entertainment They mapped ont .
programme, rehearsed several times, and "a.
nouhce themselves ready TO make theirdeSus
At the Count: House On HoadaS siehing next
on the1Yic sta9e.t There some six or sevsa
vocalists and more instrumental musicians
In the troupe. Among them We notice the
names of Messrs. Burt, Mckay, Turner,
Chlohecy. Sandrock, Dwyer, Raffie, Taylor,
and Sinclair: There arc some excellent
voices III the troupe Among the voalplces
selected, arc g.. .,4ou ;.~.y
Her Bright Smile hauats me SKIN. .ChIohsey
| Cingham Umbrella. .;..:Dwyer
y Heart Bowed Down. isaneFoek
/ Grecian Statues. ................... Dwyes
selection ..:r.;.....'f. '.s:J .e!eslass =
Norah Darling ..CnIohecy
Rock NE - Sleep ......... u. =. 0604sock 10
Captain JenkA. lin costame).. .Sinclais
Corporal schnapps lin costumel. ..... Turner ".
The entertainment will include Cham
pion Jle BY K1fae; Guitar Solo. rdrnet;
Ranjo Solo, Taylor; ,ouerturev Rnrlesque,
etc. Having looked over the Programme,
We thiak It we'll selected; }; hsvise ltsard,s
the boys, we arc satisfied they are going to
make musical success Of their concert The
entertainment is designed for ladies - well
Is gentlemen, and ws know the boys have
ruled out everything that would offend the
most fastidious. II You would enjoy 4
pleasant evening, take your wifi or your
sweetheart 10 the Concert on Monday, eve
ming.
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~ n. steward O., proprietor.
'I:ID~c't.s,t Der Leass ety. Hsstana
~ 10 the popular resort
~ GO - The Netropulitao Dilliard Ha)l, 70 night
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OUT IN THE COLD.

With blue cold hands and stockingless feet,
Wandered child in the cherries street,
Children were many, who housed and fed.
Lovingly nestled, dreaming in bed
Caroled their JOY i'll a land of bliss,
Without thought or care of this.
They were warm in humantyS fold,
But this little child was out in the cold
Ont in the cold.
Bleak blows the wind thro' the cherries street,
Dashng along the mcrciless slcet.
Al furred and shawled, man, woman and child
Hurried along. for the storm grew wild;
They could not bear the iccle'S blast.
Winter so rude on their pathway cast,
Alas none pitied-no one cOnsoled
The little wanderer out in the cold
Out in the cold.
She had no father, she had no mother,
Sisters none and never brother:
They had passed on to the star worlds above
She remained here with nothing TO love.
Nothing to loye'-O, men did not know
hat wealth of Joy that child could bestow.
SO they went by and worshipped their gold
Leaving the little one out in the cold
Out in the cold.
Wandered she on till the shades of night
Yelled her shivering form from sight;
Then, with cold hands over her breast,
She prayed to her Father in Heaven for rest,
When hours had fled. meath the worlds dark frown
Hungered and chilled. she laid herself down:
Laid down to rest, while the wealthy rolled
In carriages past her. out iii the cold
Out in the cold.
Out in the cold-lo! an angel form
Brought her white robes that were rich and warm
Out in the cold on the sleeping child.
The santed face of mother smiled
A sister pressed on her brow kiss
Let her mid scenes of heavenly bliss:
And angels gathered into their fold
That night the little one out of the cold
Out of the cold.
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HOPE EVER.

The ceaSelcS> rain sweeps on
over the darkening sea;
The ceaseless wind is rushing by
What is it all to me:
| sill alone in the house,
Where, some short years ago,
We each were bright and happy, and Young
And has all ended so:
There is nothing to care for now;
There is nothing to hope or fear:
There is only left of all the past
The memory of those who We're.
over the distant lands,
The grave rise here and there;
And l, sad sitting here alone.
Can only fancy where.
oh. peace. rcbellious heart.
Heaven is bright above;
There is thy home. there are thy hopes.
And there are tho Sc you love.
Is there nothing to care for now:
Sickness, and sorrow. and sin;
Are there not these to Soothe or to stay:
j. there not Heaven TO win:
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Sale ERVEY. Matchmaker and Jeweller, BELFAST
e. =. 81 IL L - ~
70 Females in DeIicate Health.

Z sks. sssets, Physician and Surgeon, No. rNnt.
corr ) H. EpSioN is consulted daily for all is:s-
incident to the female system frolaisus ltcr or
Failing OF the Womb, FlHor Albus, Suppression anI
other menstrual derdn"rtnrnts, all treated
pathological principles and speedy rtiie guaranteed in
YER AL,
OF treatment that most obstinate complaints yield under
ii and the afflicted l'rson rj0cc5 IN Ftect hrtlt,
Dr. Dow hats doubt itia greater t'.p,firnca in The
ear" Of diseases OF WHmra tA4r ol'r ply il
i;nstou.
boarding accommodations iur patients who May wish
10 stay in Boston a few day andl Ms tre:uurlt
Or. Dow since 1Si5 having contin1u his whole
tion to lice practice Toy of Private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges no su, rinr IN the
,iuitei States.
not be Nertd.
Office hot Is from Y a. ~. 10 4 Il. n.
i0stoN ,iuiY - 1859 Nf
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A wonderful nventor-Mr. Seth Boyden-
died on Thursday at Vaudeville, n. j. The
deceased was native of FOXboro, Mass,
and settlcdin Newark in 1873. In 1916 he
invented novel machine for splitting leath-
cr, which has been so improved that 4 hide
may be split in several layers. Another man
would have made 4 fortune by the invention,
but Boyden's restless mind always abandon
ed 4 machine as soon as it was q success.
The manufacture Of ''patent leather was
begun by him 1870 and the business which
he then started now forms one of the most
important Of the business enterprises of New
ark. lie made the first specimen of MALE
able castiron in 1926, and continued its manu-
facture until 1881; perfected the first locomo-
tive with a driving rod outside the wheel;
invented the steam ''cut-of1;" produced the
first daguerreotype in America; assisted Prof.
Morse in working out the theory of electric
telegraphy: invented the process Of making
the zinc known as "spelter;' discovered the
method OF making sheet-iron. This has al
ways been regarded as one of the most pro-
found secrets of the arts, but Mr. Boyden
ploddcd through it and made good article
of Russia sheet, but at a cost so great that it
cannot compete with the imported article.
He patented a hat body forming machine,
| which is now used extensively in all the hat
ili'IHul'tCtoilco III tlt CouHIly III Ills l'ttcI
years Mr.. Boyden gave his attention to agri-
culture, and many of the most celebrated
descriptions of strawberries were his. Dur
ing all his life this remarkable man, whose
inventions have made millions for others,
was himself poor, but his poverty was for
gotten in his genial spirits and noble life.
Up to the latest days Of his existence, the
thoughts that had accompanied him from
early manhood were still working after fur
ther discoveries, his intellect as clear and his
spirit Us ambitious us ever.
The Republican journal., 1870-04-14

VALUABLE PRESENTS. Some one speak
ing of presents says: ''The best thing TO
give your enemy is forgiveness, to your OPP
ponent, tolerance; to friend, your heart !;
to your children good example, to your
father, Difference; to your mother, love; to
yourself, respect, to all men, charity; to God,
obedience"
The Republican journal., 1870-04-14

WATCH No. 112i-bearing Trade Mark, q Frederic
Anterior & Co.. manufactured by the Y. ). Watch Co.
has been carried by months its toa! variation
from time being only six seconds. A. l.. DENNIS
President N. j. X. Il. & 7. Co.
WATCH No. 1928, Stem Winder-bcaring Trade Mark
Frederic Atheron Co.. Marion, N d., manufactured
by United States Watch Co., has been carried by Inc
ii months: months of that time at sea: and in ali the
various climates of Europe. During that time and since
my return it has not varied one second per week
II. LASSlNG, Manager hnckerboGbcr Life lnSur
Co.. 16l broadway, N. \.
UTICA, N. H., FEB. 49, 1s1V.
WATCH No. 1853, Stem Misunderstanding TrAde-Marl
"Frcderic Anterior & Co.. Marion, n .i,,' manuacnr
ed by U. S. Watch Co., has been carried by me twenty
months; its total variation from mean time being live
seconds per month. 4. q. PRIEST,
Asst STUNT. y. I.c. < Ii. K. K.
lVr31 40
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For Sale.

h-.a FARM, situate in Northport one mile
I'll from Saturday Cove, on the Beech Hill road so
Ea0aI called. containing about one hundred acres OF
49, good land; cuts about twenty tons of hay;
wood and pastures we'll fenced plenty of never fail
ing water and pleasant location. A good one.half
house with L., finished throughout. barn, shed,
rage.house, work shop and blacksmitl's shop Any
one DESTROYS OF good farm and good location, cheap.
please call on the subscriber on the primises.
tf37 DAVID DRINkWATER.
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B EEaK = - It
CITY BONDS
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION

DY A DECISION OF the Commissioner OF Internal
- Revenue, just received, these bonds are not Liable
to the internal revenue tax of FIVE PER CEN /, like
railroad bonds bonds given by towns cities i'll aid OF
railroad, by way Of loan Q: credit TO railroad
company.
This consideration gives Belfast City Bonds A GREAT
ADVANTAGE over the bonds OF towns and cities which
subject to this tax and makes them by tar the most
desirable Investment in the market.
Nearly fifty thousand dollars OF these bonds sold
before the decision the Commissioner received -
and investors will find it for their advantage 10 send in
intInpddte be given that any thing
than tntifrai amount will be disposed of at former
rates. TiMO. IllOkNDlkE,
tao CITY Treasurer
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40. 81 Enaicoas street.. Bosto
SAVE THE CHILDREN

Multulcs OF them suffer linger and die, because OF
iin-N orns The only eiiectual remedy for these
troublesome and dangerous OF all worms, in children
Purely vegetable and certain, valuable catharir
aud beneficial to health, GEO. G. GOODWIN Il CO.,
Boston, and all druggists.
Gu,ll
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Certificate.

I1IN n, n. ". F0h. n, I7.N.
W>rcH SO. 2il7- bearing Trade Mark, tayctte
Strttton, Marion, N. ~ manufactured BY L. =. Watch
Co., has been carried by Z months its total variA
ton from time being fifteen seconds.
|. NRODMAN, Engineer y. \. 6. & II. L. Il.
WATCH No. 1917 Sten v withdrawing Trade Mark
{ Frederic Atherton & Co., Marion \. j., nanuaciur
ed by u. s Natcl Co, Ias been carried By since
june 1861 its total variation from mean time being on
y five seconds per month. HENhN SMITH,
Treas. Panama X. r., - Wall Street.
W>ttH No. -2ol2 bearing Trade Mark, L. :;
Watch Co.,, Marion, n, y J. manufactured by United
states Watch Co., has been carried by five mouths
its total variation from time being only twelve
| seconds. CSC. LOWS, General Eastern Passenger
Agent, Todo, Wabash & Western Railway.
WArCn No. .59-bearing Trade Mark, " Frederic
hthcrSon 4 co., Marion n. j. manufactured by L. :.
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yENO iHE LADIES. Hhe celebrated DIR. l.. utA
particularly inv ties all Ladies' who need Uecai uI
SHIqcuk adviser, to call III his Rooms u Endcot st
Boston, Mass which they VIII lind arranged Tor thri
special accommodation,
Or. DIX having devoted over twenty years to this
branch OF the treatment OF all diseases peculiar
females is conceded by ALL both in this couu
try ana Europel that he eXct- AN other known practir
toner's in the safe, speedy and cdectu treatment Of all
temqlr conn iaIuts.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
Gt renewing 5ll diseases such debility weakness uu
uAurl Impressions engagements OF the womb also al
,liscna which now from morbid the blood
ihe Doctor now fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
style huth .ncdiNy and surgicaly, all diseases OF thr
t,na ,N and they are respectfully invited to call
No. 81 En.aicoas street.. H0st1n
An letters requiring ad, ice contain one dor 10
insure an wcr.
EOstpu. Jan. / lS.7-lyr
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Through false certificate, and references anu recommend
ttiug th,ir medicines by the de0d who expos
contradict them; who besides TO further their i'm
copy from mric; books, much that is written
81 the qualities and ell cts OF different herbs and piant-
a-cIibr AL the to their Pills, Extracts, SPECIFIC
ao. NEST OF which, if not all, contain Mercury because
Of Tia, ancient belief Of It's curing everything but nov
known Ia " kill moro than is cured aud those not
hdvI. ooustitutiOuulls injured Tor lie.
% NUEANtE OF QUACk DOCrOEs AND
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CHARLES DEERlNG, Master.
WILL leave Railroad Wharf, every FRIDAY EVE
MING, at - O'Clock, Commencing the 18th, inst for
Machiaspor touching at Rockland, Castine Deer Isle,
Sedgwick, Mt Desert Millbridge and Jonesport.
Returning will leave Machiasport every Tuesday
Morning at O'Clock, touching at the above named land
ings
Steamer Lewiston will receive freight for the landings
on the Pcnobscot River Gas far the ice will permit
to be reshipped at Rockand by the Sanford line
CYRUS STUkDlVANT, General Agent.
Portland March 10, 1870. tf36
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PHILO CHASE,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law.
IL WALL STREET,
Now York.

OFFICE HAYFORD BLOCK
IT,! Belfast, Maine.
5000 if failing 10 cure in less time than an any an,
other physician more ofectualiy and permanently viii
less restraint from occupation or less exposure 10 q.
weather, win safe pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSE ND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL. AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Mercuria Affections; Eruptons and all diseases OF the
skin. Ulcers of the Nose, Throat and body Pimpes on
the Face; Swelling Of the Joints Nervousness; Constitu
yanced, at all ages, of
HorH sEXEs, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
DER. l.. DHx's
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
3B Endicott street. BOSTON. Mass.
arranged that patients never othe,
Eecuec the only entrance to his office is No. s la,
family interruption, That account can any person
hesitate applying at ms 9ihce;
bp SSerts rand il cannot be cOntradcted except by
4uacks who will say do any thing even perjure them
s"lges, 10 impose upon patients,) that he
litt ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN
ADVERTISING IN BOSTON.
TWENTY YEARS
engaged treatment Of Special Diseases fact
known to many Citizens, Publishers, Merchants, Hoiy
truarly TO
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS
10 yod and escape imposition OF foreign and natige
quaekS, more numerous in Boston than in other ltrg
cities,
proudly refers Professors and respectable Physicians
many OF whom consult him i'll critical cases, because
his acknowledged skill and reputation, attained throug
50 long experience, practice. and observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
be not robbed and add to your suergs being deceived
by the lying boasts Misrepresentation, false promise
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IhruAs} tHr ignorance OF the Quack Doctor, SHOWING
o Other ieluol he relics upon MtECuEf, ana gives %
tu III h. patients in rs, drops, &c the N0strun-
lnaEer u.tly ignorant adds 10 his socaed Extract=,
SpcrGe AutidoIo &e, both relying upon its effects IN
curing a in hundred il il trnmpeted in various
ways throughout the land, hut, alas nothing Is sand "
IN bel4cr, some ot whom d. others grow worse and
lett lingtr ana suffer Tor months years, until re
,rd OF cured, ii possible, by competent Pity 5icans.
L ALIS AEE ALI IL.NNRANL
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Notwithstanding the foregoing facts are known to
4lck doctors and nOslum makers, yet, regardless
lite and health of others, there those among
thr who perJurc themselves, tuntradiclng giving
mercury TO their patients OF tint il is contained in the
uostrunns, that the usual fec may be obtained t1r
I,rptr-a, aus, thr 'iulitr
n be obtained Tor tho no-trm. II is thu7 that many
sre Bee, N,d a-o ant p'ud gr't amounts Tor exp.
u..,d- W4th HiuathtTY.
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No WONDERFUL PUZZLES for 10 cents. All
20 Address r. H. WALKER, Box :,9oG, New York
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TWENTY YEARS


engaged IA treatment OF Special Diseases, fact
known to many Citizens Publishers, Merchants, Ho
iroprictors &c, that he mach recommended, aud j.
tirutry TO
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| intitird SEAL AL PLY SIoLuUN OF WOMAN, AMI
HGE DISEASES. or, WOMAN TREATED or PM
IoHuDD tIlN ,Nn EXTRAORDINARILY, from lNEtNrs
| iu ulu Noj, with elegant Ulr,IENrllt ESretN.
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EY@WATCn No. 1899, Stem Winder-bcar
been carried by Inc from December, 1865. 10 j.,
Nm Nm. Lon 1A-n
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proudly refers to Professors and respectable Physicians
many OF whom consult him i'll critical cases. because ol
his acknowledged skill and reputation attained thruug
: long experience practice. and observation.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-24
RICH QUARTZ.


1t has been demonstrated beyond doubt
that the quartz lodges on Mad Mule and
Mad On Creeks in this county are remark.
ably rich in gold. BaDghart's claim is
the only one in that section on which much
progress has been made in the work of
development, and it has yielded rich
return for all the labor expended omit
As high as three hundred dollars has been
extracted from one painful ofrotten quartz
taken from this claim. Mr.. Bangha t
this week presented US with sample piece
of the quartz which he has lately been
taking out of his ledge. The sa pie is
about 40 inch square and a quarter of an
inch thick, and is so thickly impregnated
with gold that i: weighs almost as heavily
as would piece of pure gold of equal
size. Mr. Baughart undoubtedly has sure
thing on big fortune, and he deserves
his good luck as reward for his energy
and perseverance.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-24
TITLES TO CLAIMS.

Elsewhere We publish letter from Hon.
A. A. Sargent which effectually and point
edly answers some of the ill-founded OBJ
jections raised against the Mineral Land
Law. One of the strong points made in
this letter is that which relates to the in-
creased commercial value ofa claim secured
and held by title from the Government.
The time is rapidly approaching when all
mining claims worth holding will be held
under Government titles, and the miner
who cannot show such title for Lis claim
cannot sell it for one fourth its value, fol
people are getting particular about buying
property which they may not be able tc
permanently hold and use. The minel
who once gets Government patent to hi:
claim, need have no further fear of in
trusion on his possessions by rival miners
railroad grants, or land spectators in the
interest of the "Heathen Chinee,'
and if he should ever desire to sell out, he
can give good title and thereby command
better price for his property. 1t is evi
dent that the mineral law will remain un
changed, and nothing can be gained, bu
much lost, by delay.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-24
DELINQUENT TAXES.

The Collector, Auditor, and District
Attorney, have each given printed notice
to the parties who are still delinquent on
the tax-roll of the County to come forward
and save costs by paying up their taxes
The notice has certainly beer sufficient.
and all who do not come to time promptly
will be sued by the District Attorney, as
he has no other alternative than to enforce
the law for the collection of delinquent
taxes. Every man whose taxes remain nm
paid, stands indebted to the County, and
prompt tax payers are interested in HAVING
the delinquents brought to the center