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More Evidence Of DR.. Cages Skill.

All persons who may be suffering from diseases
OF amy character should read the following cures
recently wrought at Augusta, by DR.. &. c. Gage
the successful Natural Physician, who commences
practice at the American House, in this civ
where he remains until about the 10Th, Mr.. Calvin
{. mal, inalhayen, Ne, chronic dillru.a wears
unable 10 work, aS his neghbors will testify: and
by one visit resumed work and gained Is lbs. in
three weeks, and too, without the EMPLOYMENT of
medicines. Mrs. Geo. ID. Wadlcv Belgrade Me-
hNer complaint, general weakness, &C.. the change
wrought IN Increase was most wonderful and rapid
MIR 4. Buttericld, +. Nassaboro, Me- difficulty
about the heart. - years standing. cured bv one
visit Jacob Buttertield. +. Nassalboro'. lame
hack and asthma; benefited. Clt> s. Collins
West Pennington, Me. liver, kidney and general
arrangement Of the system; cured thas Gil
patrick, Boothbay, Me. disabled arm restored
and general health improved. John A. Brett.
Greenfield; chronic rheumatism; greatly benefited
Mrs. Eli Morse, +. Readfeld; cured of dyspepsia
K. Jones, Washington, Me; great PAIN in arm.
caused by an injury; obliged 10 take large qllnti-
~ Of lau,tanum daily; cured by two visits. MrS
Aaron Davis, China, Me-; cancer the size of A
hem egg; one week and scarcely Il trace of if re-
manned. Mrs. Benjamin kmball, Sidney: difficult
ty of chest; debility. dc.
Those intending TO visit the Doctor should ito 80
upon ms arrival, as his rooms are generally lhlong-
cd Al the close of his visit
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This remedy does not simply reiiere for short time
but II produces perfect and permanent of the
worst cases of Chronic Nasal Catarrh, and ariu nan
$500 feacdrd for case that cannot cure "Cod in the
head and Catarrhal Headache cured with few an
pllcatlons. II you have discharge from the nose OF
1ehsVe or otherwise stopping up of the at times
partial loss OF the sense of SMELL taste hearing ewes
watering or weak, feel dull, have pain or pressure i'm
the head you may assured that you have Caarrh
Thousands annually, without manifestng half of the
above symptoms, terminate in Consumption and end in
the grave No disease is common deceptiyc or
less understood by physicians. | will send my pam
phle Caarrh TO any address free. DIR, Sage Ca,rh
Remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
Price so cents. Sent by mail postpaid on receipt of 60
cents, or four packages for two dollars. Beware of
counterfcs and aco,thiess imtiOaS See that my Dqi
rate Stamp, which is postirc guarantee Of genuineness
is upon the ortsidc wrapper. Remember that this pr
waite Stamp, issued by The United States Government
expressly Tor stamping my medicines, has my portrait
and address, and the words ~. s. Certificate OF
Genuincness" engraved upon it, and need not be mis-
taken. Don't be swindcd by travellers and others
themselves as DIR. Sage the only man
now living that has the knowledge and right to manu-
acture the genuine DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and
never travel to sell this medicine.
X. V. PIERCE, NJ. d.
3mos52 133 Seneca street, Buffalo, n Y.
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A REVOLUTION IL COOKERY. Since the intro
ductlon Of the patent SEA Moss FAIINE, a com
pete revolution has taken place in that department
of cookery to which we owe the luXuries of the
dessert. The most delicious blanc mango, jelly
custard, Charlotte Russo, light puddings, &C. are
produced from this palatable nutrient, at about
one-thlrd of the former cost A great economy Of
time well as money is effected by its use. The
preparations made from it are pronounced by ply
slctns to be the best possible diet for consumpthes
dySpeptics, and persons suffering from biliousnea>
them. and gain rapidly in muscular strength q
well as in flesh. The Sea Moss Farine Co., 81
Park Place, New York, who are manufacturing
this article from the best Irish Moss, in enormous
quantities, produce an array of medical and gencl
al testimony in its favor. which is perfectly over
Whelmng and must set all doubts of IFS superio1i-
ty as an alimcnary staple (f any exist entirely at
rest.
Us Address II. '. Pierce, NJ. d., 1873 Seneca
street, Buffalo n. y. and get pamphlet on
CataTh free, or send sixty cents and get Dr.. Sagcs
Catarrh Remedy. $500 reward is offered by the
proprietor for II case Of Catarrh in the head which
he cannot cure. Sold by druggists Look out for
connteIreits and rortblesS iH9it0tion&. The gem
"tne has DIR. Picrces private Government Stamp
on it. Cut this out, you may never see it again.
CAUTION 10 PURCHASERS DE THE PERUVIAN
SYRUP "a protected solution of the protoXide of
from. Beware of being deceived by any of the
preparations OF Peruvian Bark OF Bark and IRON
which may he offered TO you Every bottle of gen
nine has PERUVIAN SNEUr (not Peruvian Bark
blown in the glass. t.N ANIME tue BOTTLE BE-
FORE rt RELEASING.
Every family need, to keep in the house some
thing that viii cure headache. oothache. ague pains,
laneneSs, bruises, cramps, and other kinds Of pain
and suffering. and what il there good I;ennes
Killing Magic oil. Try il. Sold by Elowe-
\ Co.
n1sFrlsIA OK iNplGEsIloN is oppre~,sion after
lows Costiyencss. DIR. HARlISON'S PERKS
TALTIC LOZENGES give permanent relief. They
are pleasant, portable do not require increase of
dose, and never fail. Also, war; nted to cure every
Kind Of Piles. For sale At No. 1 fremont Tenn
pie, Boston, by +. A. HARRISON 4 CO., Propre
t"r~, aud by al Druggists Mailed for 60 cents
NJ
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

STATES District of Maine. "
In the matter of JAMES o. ROBINSON, Bankrupt
YINHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE that petition having
/ been presented to the Court on the thirteth day
OF November, A. d., 1868, BY James O. Robinson of
East Machias in said district Bankrupt praying that
he might decreed to have full discharge from all his
debts provabe under the Bankrupt Act, upon which
srder of Notice the Machas Republican and the Rock
had Free Press issued returnabe before the Court in
Portland, on the first Monday of March A. d. 1869 !;
wIl.h Order inspection OF the record Of said case
shows net to have been complied with; and it now APP
nearing upon further petition of said Bankrupt that
the taiire to comply was from no fault neglect of
his own, and that said Bankrupt used reasonable dill
gepee to comply with said ORDER and had good reason to
believe had been obeyed upon this sixteenth
day OF June A. d. 1870 reading said petition Tor dis
charge anew, o ,
upon the same the first Monday of September, A. d.
1870 before the Court in Portland, in said District
10 O'Clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be published
in the Machias Republican and the Republican Jour
nal. newspapers printed in said District, once a
week for three weeks and that all creditors who
their debts and other persons in interest may APP
hear Mt said and place and show cause if any they
have. why the prayer of said Petition should not be
granted. WM L. PREBLE,
3w5O Clerk of District Court for said District
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LOCAL ITEM &c.
News of the County and city.


ihg performance al The i.t,iN of lNun~. by the
A.oat,lIi ir,ru4fi,. rhIb an Tlnn.,,lqy r,rpilq
'' "'"'NN'" ny a i'i- ~ 't''''''n'' 'i'' 'i''i""N
'noyrH The part Of tl:ud' Mrmouc was sur
pri~iuaIY wen n.r-onatrI h> Mir M,mrur. whose
,,;t ,;, t,. .,.
showed hiu'h ~il'lS an" 'h"l"U@A Al'iIt'Ali"ho Oh
rae character We have actors of professions
.b,> l,,~nfat,on. of tl,. b,r,,,lp were. inferior
~, p n,.,;,.. ...,,..,, I ,.r....,
'' mr. MIS- hF'"' ~ "'Il''' I'ht"V" ti't iaN"t
Hdr impression she made on prey iou> appearance.
800 part permitting greater scope OF her power,
-ar looked amt acted the imr"rou~ and proud Wo-
mal' S"ilrAed ahd >uhd"rd 10y the grand passion.
'lMamr i'eSchapreileS, lhe ainhillou, mother, was
rife>rhI'a hA The S'A'eiy amt 'A'fmih@ Mate POOR
"H'>' acllhS Wa excellent. ~ NA~ maj "i MISS
argent 90 lar a. me p'"' would allow. OF the
NN prominent 'hf"irf'' ltlAl % ihe merry olN
"'"Ml Dumas by IN i'hit1H' ana Locke q
The LahdIorl were most notirr'bir. II ~ Under
'''' 'l''' me l''N WI" F ''l'"'' Ill al early "'N'
M"NEA p"GHlN1- y ""rrt~p"hin n lmcoln-
Vile Be1 ID sends IL me following
- An eNPedlllQn mas gust returned mona Salile
',' i. ,', ta
1T treasure on that locality. The schooner laur,
il'i Wi' manned ,H 'aIl' N' ~ AHtN' Npl' L.
I.ntt' i',..n rn1,,rnn,,p ,,, t. .-.
very uncommtn,4diNe on the subject, and inclined
INK ,,' Wv i'' ''0
-lged in digging in spot marked by peculiar.
~l7htN, th'} came 10 Il large Hat rock, bearing an
l f. rnisn Nj i,/ y I ,r' ,'i', ,I. WI,
l,lu,lcd Inv :; band of men in ancient unrl, who
ode threatening signs, and they were at once car
t,rlrd IN GREAT alnrm, Irayiuo their nrk.vrS and
-plie~ behind 70 silence all conjecture, on the
t"lhl, WIN STATE inal lhey look WIN 'hrh N"
.I
=. ,'r.'., :,
lt . :.,
FORM and came to Frankfort. After djsch,roiuo
rargo last week 4 hunt for the snake WAS ,.adc
IT. place o concealnent found and it WA, dragged
nut hp "a rope aud sent to New ork in a cage.
me delegates to the PORTLAND Conventions from
mis- r,N. returned "a, iIr Rockland in the fine
-trmcr Lew ist1l and have 10 thank Capt, Deer
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Lancaster. Parker. Deanc and Southworth have
recently purchased the Accommodation stage line,
between Rockland and Camden, and will run ii i'll
future They also commence, July 1st, to run the
new route from Belfast to Camden. Via Halls Cor
nor and Lncolnyillc Centre.
We are in the receipt of Salt Lake City papers
from Il. G.. johnson, Jr Of this city. who is taking
look at the saints.
The haying season has begun, and the patent
mowers click busily in the fields.
Saturday was a day of scorching heat. with the
thermometer away up among the ninetic,.
Ship Alexandra. with the last cargo of railroad
mon, is now discharging at the bridge.
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TIE CLIPPER MOWER. This well known and
popular machine is coming into great favor with
The farmers of Maine, and large sales are made =.
llle Time for haying gets near at hand II has all
ie qualities desirable in an article of This kind ia
be operated by those who are NOT protrssnl ma
chinicS-being simple, compact strong and ,ur,l,le
IL moWS with surprisingly small friction. and j.
easily handled in rough ground The tooyno
farmers Of this vicinity, who have used fine oln-
pers, sold by Woods, Mathews A. Baker. are =.
erred to sub>tantiating what is stated ,boyp-
Daniel Dunton, Waldo.
+. A. Caderwood, Waldo.
Elijah Morrill, Belfast
Capt. VIM. Shute. Belfast.
{. G. Nickerson, Belfast
Sylvanus Edgecomb Belfast
George West, Belfast.
Amasa Colcord, Searsport.
Capt. S. Curtis, Scarspori.
b. D. Woods Unity
Summer Glidden, Freedom.
A. NJ. Woods, Unity
j. l.. Blethen, Unity.
}. w. Knight, Northpor.
Luther Farrow, Belmont.
j. IL. Woodbury. Waldo
Eleazer Nickerson, SwanSylle
W. W. Barnes, Waldo
Augustus Philbrook, Belfast
John Calderwood, Lincon1lIe
J. Severance, Unity. Nv
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REMARKABLE CURES BY DR.. GAGE.

MR.. EplIok:-l desire TO say that was cured
in August last by Dr. Gage, (who is now At the
American House, of Chronic niarrhoa of seven
Years standing, which had reduced me so my
friends had no hopes OF my recovery. | will add
that gained Is lbs. within 5 weeks after seeing
Or. Gage, and in the meantime took no medicine
whatever, and am to-day well man, .ts hundreds
in this section will testify Yours truly.
CALVIN B. NINAL, Nmalhayen. Ne
We hereby certify that the foregoing statement
OF Mr.. Ninal is strictly true, and hat he is now in
our employ, Il well man.
BODWELL. WEBSTER 4 CO..
\inahavcn, Me-
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Cure for Female Weakness,

THIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE, made from an In
dian Recipe is entirety regetabe and is certain cure
by lncosng three cent postage stamp, will send you
my Circular, which will give testimonials Manufacture
ed and sold by Mrs. Linus Belcher. Randolph, Mass
sold by 5. G. Goodwin Co., Ianoves Street Boston
and by all Druggists.
PRlCE-ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
RANDOLPH, Mass October 10, lsU:'
MRS BEI.CIiEEi had been sufferer for seven years
before knew about your Medicine. had faith. for
had tried various kinds OF Medicines and several Ply
sicians, and only relieved Tor short time. will
cheerfulv say to and the public, have tried this
valuable Female Medicine, and eNperenceda cure, with
out the aid OF Supporters, from three bottles.
Very respectfully, Mrs. G. Ii. WINNErr.
Miss. BrLCHLE: Spending last summer with my
mother-n-ia", Mrs. j. NJ Barker who lives at Island
Fails, had chance to your medicine and find
all it is recommended, and wish to try it again. 1
send five dollars for six botlea Direct to Mrs S.
a. Barker, Union House, Thornton, n. II. sp;m4U
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G EN- E AItTIE s.

rht Canadian paper, give warning that eight
armed >chooner~ and steamer cruising to
Wnu American fishermen OF thcir waters.
distinguished President OF Harvard College
Ny~ once asked by a brother clergyman how long
" took him 10 write Il sermon. lie said, ''Somc-
names a week, sometimes longer" "WhNt a week
tu write q sermon: | write one in day. and
islg nothing of it," Yes replied the Doctor.
.Nui make something of mine"
witness ha, testified at Washington that Ben
Gutler offered to procure the recognition of Cuba
5- '3H002o, and if her friends didn't secure him
the other side woulj. H. j, now toG 1.-The other
~.Je"
In some OF the churche, in Paris very pretty
'oms ladies in the most charming toilettes are
..ireted 10 pass around the contribution boxes for
money for charitable purposes The offerings on
'lr~e occasion are unusually large.
Ihc porgy catchcr~ from other states are going to
.uute> HE law of Maine torbjding >cin fishing on
.l coa>t and have engaged Zen Butler. He will
.ahably be Willing. to allow spoon bait.
rAo Young colts Belonging 10 AI,>~l~ Curtis and
EOan "t biNmonI, were struck and Killed in their
-lul'. I;l> Wetk.
\cw York bns&:r~ hire infants aul Stick pins IN
Poo fhem to awaken sympathy in thu street lly their
ittoU~ cries
Ia Lewiston, tile police search the baggage of
i.,~ngcr~ arriving by train, for tlaor, They hope
aun tv prrtci .n Instrument lu. rNnnming
-tlllah-
\;uNsalwl Narrative The nao" spotted Tail
a"o~ lA m 1~huglou polite -pcirtN.
th- follow my i,a VERSATILE transcript from the
tr.ort vi viii admitted 10 r"atr III TIM state of
\rN lurh II b.tut4th my booty to The grave,
tn' -rul 10 III Maker and The r au1ind. NJ my
4"'N Z" my Wil'.
Iav} Al, aflorthy vest of tho ul,iic Lands. 1t is
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Farm for Sale.

>,~-O THE UNDERSIGNED offers his farm
" ZMSA~ for sale, consisting of cOmmodous
& LMykA-SM dwelling house, of two Stories contain
III ing seven rooms; barn, wagon-house
wood shed, all very convenient; two
wells OF pure soft water good orchard about thirty
acres OF Woodland The rest in pasture and tage
about seventy acres in all Wen fenced in good shore
privileges. splendid view of the bay and surrounding
country very healthful situation. Four miles and u
half from the village of Camden one mile from Frenchs
beach. just about half way from Belfast to Rockland
Cut from twenty to twenty five tons OF hay. Enquire on
the premises. T.. 4. BUTLER
lincolnyille, June 1870. 3w52t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LET EVERY BODY READ

the comprehensive medical work entitled = THE
SCIENCE OF LIFE, or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - by
A. H. Hayes, NJ D., advertised fully in another column
prrusal of will convince the most timid sceptical
reader that is comparatively easy avoid the ills that
beset the young and thoughess and that the weakened
forces OF manhood may be rcesablished and happine
and usefulness may be restored those whose
lions have been prenaturey broken down, See adver-
tlatineht OF feaDody Medical institute. ln5USp.
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SHIP NEWS.
FORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
June -. Sen ID. IL. Arey Ryan, Boston; Jack Down
Ing, fatter3on Rockland; VIM. Il. Eadie, Ryder do.
-. Ship Alexandria, BE- Brown Cardill, RAILROAD
Iron to Belfast x AIoosehead Lake X. r.
II. Sch Orion Osborn, Boston, Boaz, Ryder, Hing
ham; Empire fursuson, Boston; Earl Furguson, DO.
%. sch Clara, Baxter, Georgetown, ID. &.
SAILED
jane a. Sch VIM. q. Eadie Ryder Dix Island.
-. Sch D. IL. Arey, Ryan, Boston,
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A l. II 10

WHEREAS my wife Emily Hall, has left nv bed
w and board without provocaton. l hereby warn
all persons from harborinS trusting her on nv &C.
count shall pay bills OF her contracting after this
date. JAMES HALL
Danarscotta, June q, 1870. 2w5l
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Auction Sale Of
REAL ESTATE.
ONE STORE, SEVEN DWELLING HOUSES.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, on
thursday the seventh day OF July, 1870, 1T eleven
O'Clock, IN the forenoon, at the office of Peter Thatcher
Esquire in Rockand the following described real estate
situated in Rockland, to wit
I; The house and lot Grove Street, occupied by
Robert Jackson.
2 The double house and the lot herewith connected
on Grove street occupied by IL. d. Flye, and G. IL
Philips.
- The house and lot Union street, occupied by q.
w. kimball, Jr. ESQ.
A. The house and lot Lndst, street occupied by
o. H. Hackingon.
q. The property fronting Main street the Brook
formerly owned by Doct Sears, and extending back
about six rods, including the two story building
Main street, used as store and dwelling, the small
building in the thereof and the brick house
ing thereon.
z. The tw" story house and L and the lot ON which
the same stands, on North Main street, adjoining the
homestead OF the late Doct L. Colby.
me two-story house and L and the lot there to ap
pertaining, on Rockland street. occupied by John Stev
ems and adjoining the homestead lot OF Benjamin KNOW
ton.
Terms made Known at the Sale
BY order of the ProprietOrs.
CHARLES Il. NILLAHD. .ltr-ioDrrr
Rockland, june -, 1870. 3wig
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AT Court Of Probate held Belfast within ana the
County of Waldo, the second Tuesday OF June
A. u. 1870.
= GORGE W. STAPLES, Guardian of the minor
~ heirs Of Josiah c. Staples late of Stockton IN said
County of Waldo deceased having presented his second
account of Guardianship for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice to all per
sons interested by causing copy of this order to be
published three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal printed Belfast, that they may appear at Il
Probate Court to be held at Belfast within and for said
the clock before noon and sheW cause if any they have,
why the should not be allowed
ASA TIIURLOUGH, Judge.
A true copy. Ates-B Z. FIELD, Register. }w1o
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Sheriff Sale.

NTALDO, SIS, June 18th, A. D. ls10.-Iaken on eN-
w ecution in favor of WILLIAM ii. CONNER
against JOHN c. SAWYER, ana will be sold at Public
third day of July next O'Clock in the forenoon at
the office of Joseph w williamson in Belfast in said Couu
y all the right in equity which said Sawyer had the
nineteenth day OF September, A D. 1869, being the time
of the attachment the original writ, of rcdeemug
three certain parcels of land in Searsport and Frankfort
in said County being the premises or recently
known as the Moses Deshon homestead farm and MOOD
lot, containing thirty two acres, less By said
Sawyer mortgaged to Moses Deshon on the six tn day
of February A b. 1862 by his deed of mortgage of that
date recorded in the Waldo Registry, vol 49, page 301
to which, and the deeds therein referred TO- reference
hereby had tor particular description.
3wjO IRWIN CALDERWOOD Sheriff.
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AA A Card to the Ladies.
I'D Dupo>co.~
x.EI GOLDEN PILL.

nallibe in correcting Irregularities, and removing oh
Sructions OF the monthly periods. II Is forty
years since these now well known pills first
brought to notice by DR.. DuponcO OF Paris, during
which time they have been extensively and successfully
used by OF the leading physicians, with unparalel
ed success. Ladies in poof health, either married or
single suffering from of the Complaints peculiar
Females, will lind the Duponco Golden Pills Invaluable
VIZ, General Debility, Headache, Faintnes1, Loss
Appetite, Mental Depression, Pain in the Back and
Limbs Pain in the Loins, Bearingdow Pains, Papta
ton of the Heart Retained Excessive, Irregular Or
Painful Mensruation, Rush OF Blood to Head Dizziness
Dlmness OF Sight, Fatigue on any slight exertion
particularly that most annoying, weakening anent 50
common among Females, both married and single the
Leucorrhwa Whites. Females in every period OF life
VIII hnd Duponcos Pills remedy to aid nature
discharge OF its functions They nvigorate the debat
ed and delicate and by regulating and the
system, prepares the youthful constitution duties
OF lie and when taken by those in middle lite old
age they prove perfect blessing There is nothing
the pills that can do injury to life or health Safe
their operation perpetual in their happy influences upon
the Nerves, the Mind ana the entire Organization.
=. ID. HOWE. Proprietor, N. n
AIN All LlITLEFlELD, Boston, Agent y. T.. States.
Ladies by enclosing - by mail will have the Pills sent
cohhdentlally to any address. 6moS4-
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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TINE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i cerned that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Administrator of the estate
of Eben g. Babbidge late of Isleboro in the County of
Waldo deceased by giving bond the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted said
deceased estate to make immediate payment and thos
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the for
settlement to him. 3wj0 JAMES DODGE.
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At Probate Court held Belfast, within and tor the
County Of Waldo the stcond Tuesday OF June
A. ID. 1870.
JARVIS BELCHER, Guardian OF the minor heirs of
- Archibald Moody, late of Belmont in said County
OF Waldo deceased having presented his account
of guardianship for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice all per
interested by causing copy OF this order be pub
ished three weeks successfully in the Republican Journal
printed at Belfast that they may appear at Probate
Court, TO be held at Belfast within and tor said County
on the second Tuesday of July next OF the clock,
before and hew cause, ii any they have, why the
same should not be allowed.
ASA TIIURLOUGII Judge.
A true copy Attest-B. Z. FIELD, Register. :.wao
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Belfast and MOOSehead Lake Rail Road,

NyOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders in the
~ Belfast and Moosehead Lake Rail Road Company
that annual meeting will be held at the Court House
in Belfast on Wednesday July g., 1870, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, to act upon the following matters, VIZ
First. 10 hear the Reports of the Treasurer and Di
rectors of said corporation.
Second. 70 elect (9 nine Directors for the ensuing
year.
Third To transact any other business that prop
erly come before said meeting.
Per order of Directors.
JOHN ii. QUIMBY, Clerk.
Il. & NJ l.. r. X. Co.
Belfast, June /, 1870 'wf'