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on Saturday next.
The Cabinet to-day talked over the Franco-Prus-
sian war question: and finally agreed that dispatch
be sent to Minister Bancroft in reply to one from
him, in which this Government says, in substance,
that while we cannot act in connection with other
nations yet if our good offices should be requested
by the bellgerents we shall be happy to lend them
with view to bringing out peace between two
great powers with which we have traditional friend
ship. Such dispatch has since been sent
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE TRIBUSBl
WASHINGTON, Friday Sept. Q, 1870
As to any further action of our Government in re-
gard to the Republic, the President thinks that
we have done all that can be done for the present
1t is part of our doctrine not to interfere with the
quarrels of European nations nor have them inter
fere with u.s. No official notice of the assembling Ofa
Peace Congress at Vienna has been received, and
should such Congress meet and an invitation to par
tcipate be extended the United States the President
doubts the propriety of an acceptance. He thinks
the only way in which could interfere would be
by invitation of the belligerent powers themselves
Should Germany and France ask our Government to
interpOse it's friendlysoices and act arbiter, 1t
would gladly accept and do its utmost to secure JUS
tice to all upon the broad principle upon which this
Government is founded. He thinks the news from
France is favorable TO the of the Republic
but everything depends the leaders. He hopes
for immediate peace, and believes that it will be
cured without further bloodshed
The Secretary of State has addressed telegTaphic
orders TO Minister Bancroft at Berlin and Minister
Washburne at Paris to inform the respective Gov
ernments that the United States Government has
decided not to join with any of the European Powers
in a congress OF convention for interference OF
mediation. But the President will listen at any
time to Joint request Of France and Prussia for the
friendly mediation of the United States.
MEDIATION OF THE UNITED STATES REQUESTED
BY FRANCE.
The State Department to-day received dispatch
from the Provisional Government of France asking
for the mediation of the United States in
nection with the leading Powers of Europe
in the interest of peace, and for securing such
terms of settlement as France can accept with
honor The dispatch explains that it is copy of "a
ioint note addressed to neutral European Powers.
The President expressed great satisfaction at receiv
ing the dispatch. and the subject will be the chief
matter for consideration in Cabinet meeting to-mor-
row. at which Secretaries Fish, Cox. and Robeson
will be present. Wash cor. Boston Adv Sept. S.
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SPANISH SYMPATHY FOR THE REPUBLIC.
A GRAND PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION IN MADRID
SPEECH OF SENIOR CAsTELLR.

SPEECH OF SENIOR CAsTELLR.
MADRID, Friday, Sept ., 1870.
great manifestation of sympathy with the French
Republic was made here yesterday. Twenty thou
sand citizens marched through the streets with
banners inscribed with notices hattering to France
and bands playing the MarsdlIaise. No disorder
marred the proceedings. After the procession
meeting was held. Senior CASTELAR, delivered an ad-
dress. in the course of which he said:
The conscience of Humanity breathes again. witness
ing the punishment OF the Empire and the triumph
the Republic The Spanish people, delivered from their
kings and ruled by universal suffrage will join
the great political movement 10 form /" The United
States OF Europe" Immense Applaustl. To-day give
France your sympathy, awaiting the moment when
YOU may aid her with arms.
This was received with enthusiastic shouts of
approval.
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and offer peace to the Republic on terms that shan
reimburse Prussia and let leave no ranking source
Of hate among the French; otherwise me fo''
hopes the French will hold their own Ihe ~ntef
then comments on the violent anti-Prussan tone OF
the British press, which lately so obsequous to
the Emneror
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THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.

TIE TRIBUNE toos long the oniy neospdpe' '"
ran az r,preseaed Dv Special Correspondents rita
,A,r .ss;on or French arries ard al TIE leading cap
oI. TEE TRIBUNE dispatches hace been used 'n a" an
100 srr, bv The Neso- Ferk Herald, World, Times, and
So. 5A<v ,sers thus used yesterday by The Fe~- York
Hfrnl6
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rppocREss OF THE NEW REPUBLIC.

AM ELECTION DEcREED in oCTobER-IhE NE
SyrsAL TO THE ORLEANS PRINCES GEN.
ERAILY APPRovED-A NEWSPAPER OFFICE
DESTROYED BY MOB FOR OPPOSITION TO
THE GOVERNMENT.
IsY TELEGRAPH TO THE THBUSBl
LONDON, Friday Sept. Q, 1870.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE at Paris
,eleeraphs this day: Government DEGREES an cleo
ton. by ballot, on the 10th of October, of $50 men,
hers to form Constituent Assembly.
"The Due dAumale would prove far more
formidable candidate than the Count de Paris. The
refusal of the Government to allow any of the Or
leanist Princes to remain is generally approved.
What harms them here the belief that their pre-
tensions favored by the English Court, and that
the wife of one English Cabinet Minister is in
trguing for them.
Forty thousand copies Of the MGrseilldie were
burned by the mob yesterday afternoon, and its
presses destroyed on account of article exciting
the people against the Government"
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PEACE PROSPECTS.

AUSTRIA INSTEAD OF ENGLAND AS PEACE
MAKER-RUssIA ALONE WILL NOT MAKE AN
ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE AGAINST PRUssLA-
WHY ENGLAND HEsITATES-FAyRE CONsID-
uspyNr Az ApMTCTJCE
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SWITZERLAND FOLLOWS THE UNITED STATES
JULES FAvRE's REPLY TO MINISTER WASH
BURNE-THE sERENADE TO THE U. s. LEGA-
TIOk AT PARIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS ENGLISH NEWS.

GARIBALDI OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE NEW
REPUBIIC-CARE OF THE WOUNDED IN BEL
GIUM-ARRIvAL OF IMPERIALIsTs IN EN-
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
p O S T S G RIPT.
AN ADDRESS FROM THE PROVISIONAL GOV
ERNMENT OF FRANCE.
A A. M.

THE GOVERNMENT IN THE HANDS OF THE
PEOPLE-A REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY TO
BE ORGANIZED.
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THE IMPERIAL EXILEs.

THE EMPRESS IN ENGLAND WITH THE PRINCE
NAPOLEON AT WILHELMsHOHE.
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PUT ON THE SCREWS.

h" following. ':Eut on the Screws" is from the
Buffalo Courier 1t is supposelt to be sung by Kelly
.ld MJC nthy, with chorus by the people
old iron, in common folks >hovelS and axes,
Has strength to submit to the heaviest taxes;
While the high price of salt from pickle may save
rs,
And 4 duty on coffee yeX jefferson Davis.
Put on the screws
AS hard as you choose:
10 be >Winlle,l the people can never refuse.
The people at large are but rebels and rioters.
{ GOOD oNHl men are iron furnace prOprietors;
In return for tins loyalty let Us content em
BY taxing all others hundred per centum.
Put on the screws
n hard IL you choose
From tie axe in our hands to the nails in our shoes.
The monarch> of salt pans, the lords of the fur
mace,
And rooster> Of bread-crumb> to Congress return
us.
We squeezed ingood earnest the laboring classes
tu why should we care for the woes of the masses
Put on the screws
As hard a> You choose
Iii the gruan> of the victims our masters alnuSc.
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NAPoLEONIC Tactics. The real Napoleon
encountered old men at the head of his enc
miles, who fought him in 4 deliberate and
picked or knew that he was near. he was be-
and dividing their forces to be summarily
whipped in detail. His 1t .lian campaign,
at 26 years of age. when with 30. 900 troops
he whipped the Austrans with $4,000, was
his first practice ut the art. But, in 1906, he
taught the father OF the present King of Prus-
STA a terrible lesson. Frederick William III.
had been shilly-shallying for some time, I'M
willing to break with England and unwillin"
to fight. Suddenly, about Oct |, he sum
moned Napoleon to abandon his conquest
east OF the Rhine, to send his answer on on
before Oct. ., and to begin his abandonment
mount his horse October he whipped the
first body of Prussians, far within Prussian
territory: October 4 he routed the Prussians
with fearful slaughter at Jena, Davoust do
ing the same ut 4tuerstadt, killing and wound
ing 10000 Prussians. Other victories fol
lowed, and Oct -, a fortnight from the day
his answer was to be given, he marched int
Berlin. He then went more deliberately tC
work to defeat Russia and made her sue fol
peace the next July. when he gave back tc
Frederick William about half his kingdom
The present King William was a little fellow
nine years old when his father was beaten
and though he enjoyed Waterloo atteward
he probably does not love the name Napo
leon. He and Bismarck and Won Moltkt
have thrown aside the tactics Of their fathers
as the Sadowa campaign showed.
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RIcH WITHOUT MONEY. Many a man is
rich without money. Thousands of men
with nothing in their pockets, and thousands
with a good, sound constitution, II good heart,
and good limbs, and Il pretty good head
piece, are rich. Good bones are better than
gold, tough muscles better than silver, and
nerves that flash fire and carry energy to
every function, are better than house and
land. 1t is better than landed estates TO
have had the right kind OF father and mother.
Good breeds and bad breeds exist among
men rs really as among herds and horses.
Education may do much to check evil ten
denotes, or to develope good ones but it is
good to inherit the right proportion of iacul-
ties to start with. That man is rich who has
a flavor of wit and fun in his composition.
The hardest thing to get along with in this
life is Il mans own self. A cross, selfish fell
low, a responding and complaining fellow,
limid, care-burdened man--these are all
deformed on the inside. Their feet may not
limp, bat their thoughts do. A man of for
tune, on the brink of the grave, would glad
ly part with every dollar TO obtain a longer
lease of life
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Newspaper
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this book Of great value Mailed free to address
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The rittsburg (Pa.) Leader, in its issue OF May 90
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A FLOWERS FATE.
El ANNA l.. RUTH.

once upon 4 time.
In IN evil hour.
Gazing at a star.
You trod upon flower,
Twas Il simple thing
\ blossom of the heath.
But it gave YOU back
Perfume, cen i'll death.
Years will come and go
You must some day climb,
BY the power of genius
TO a height sublime;
But the summit gained
OF your widest dream,
Cold, and flr.as now.
That gltterilg star Shall Scent
Then. with potent spell.
In that knocking, hour.
Memory will bring back
The fragrance of the flower,
I'LL your spirit veainS
For the blossoms sweet.
Thai Needless step
Crushed beneath Your feet.
Othe bitter pain.
- the aching smart.
or world-worn brain
And an empty heart.
What are laurel wreathS.
Pomp of wealth. or power?
W nrthless. AL they cannot bring,
Back n simple flower,
Yet, let one dear thought
Comfort thy remorse,
She had held it lightly bought
EN'n with living's loss,
llnl~ in memory kept
y the SLOW year passed.
lTnli,dedAunfor@ot,
L0hIe,i- for and I0red-nt l0Sti
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FAINT HEART.
BY A. II. y.

But yestrreyc against the west
The golden cloudlets lay,
Till sohbing winds blew from the south,
And changed their gold to gray.
W Thin the terrared gardens shade
made my last ;tdieu;
lnr drunS had beat, and flutin@ flies
aided knight and lover trl,
Al. when again shall bearded lips
Brush of the bloom from mine.
Or pledge to me in lifted emp
OF beaded, hubblng wine:
.th, leal> that weep from stormy sky!
On, signs from weary heart
Has hope, once cololcd as the rcse,
Ict,all its hucS depart.
Nay, may, faint heart, for some fair dawn
Will tingc again the skies.
And brilliant day, born out Of gloom.
In triumph shall arise;
Bringing once more to me, perchance.
New pleasure and new pain,
For if we m"et-huSh. throbbing heart
Ills but to part again.
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THE MUSIC OF LABOR.

! love the ploughnan'> whistle,
The rcaper's cheerful song,
Ihe droVer'> oft-repcated sh6ut,
squirting his stock along.
The hustle of thc market man
As he hie> him TO the TOWN,
The halloo from the tree top
\ The ripened fruit comes down.
The busy sound of threShers
As they clean the ripencd grain.
The hu,ker's joke and catch of glee
Meath the moonlight on the plain.
The kind voice of the.lriyman,
The shepherds gentle call
Those sounds of pleasant industry
/ l0Vc-I love them all.
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YyNO THE LADIES. The celebrated DR. l.. DIX
i particularly invites all Ladies who need dcut or
.surgicui adviser to call at his Rooms Il Endcot ST.
Boston, Mass, which they will find arranged theli
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted twenty years to this
particular branch of the treatment OF all diseases peculiar
to females, is conceded by all doth in this
try and Europe) that he eXces all other known prctic
toner's in the SAFE speedy and eecual treatment OF all
female complaints.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
Of removng all diseases such debility, weakness
natural suppressions engagements of the womb also all
discnal scs which flow from morbid state of the blood
The Doctor is now fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
STYLE both medically and surgcay, all diseases of the
female SEX and they respectfully invited to call at
No. FL EndicUts street, Boston.
All letters requiring advice contain onedoll,r to
insure an answer.
Boston, Jan. lS70-iyr
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Weigh
These Words.

All who suffer from indigestion, bilious disorders,
nervous affections, constipation undue relaxation of
the bowels, invited to consider these facts, viz That
the curative operation of Tarrants EfferVescent
settler Aperient, in all such cases is proven by
overwhelming testimony that profound medical praci
TONERS endors it; that Analytical Chemists pronounce
it identical with the water OF the great German Spa
that puries and regulates the system without weaken
ing that it is delightfully."- refreshing, and that every
element it contains is either corrective Alternative in
vlgorating. Wei h these words.
GnJ n nv Ar npIrGEJSTS
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS on the first day of May A. D. 1915
w William Carr Of Frankfort mortgaged to Robert
Treat of the place, certain lot of land with tn,
buildings thereon situated in said Frankfort and being
lot No. 1872 in the Second Division in Frankfort and The
same premises occupied by the said Carr, which
said mortgag on the sixth day of March, A. ID
1861, duly assigned TO me- and the condition of sale
mortgage having been broken, therefore claim fore
closure of the same.
;jW3 EVA r. WHITEHOJTSE
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WATCH No. ll24-bearing Trade. Mark Freder c
Atheron Co.. :" manufactured by the U. S. Watch Co
has carried BY months its total variation
from time being only six seconds. A. L. DENNIS
President N. j. X. Il. T. Co.
WATCH No. 1925, Stem Winder- bearing Trade Mark
Frederic Alberto Co.. Marion Nj, manufactured
months; months of that time and in al the
various climates 0! Europe During that time and since
my it has not varied one second per week.
IL. LASSING, Manager knickerbocker Life Insur-
ance Co., l6l Broadway. ny
UTICA N. Y, Feb. Is, 1870.
WATCH No. 1868, Stem Misunderstanding Trade Mark
"Frederic Anterior Co., Marion N. j., manufacture
ed by u. S. Watch Co., has been carried by me- twenty
months; its total variation from time being five
seconds per month. u. G. PRIEST,
Asst. Supt. N. Y.C. x Ii. X. r.
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For Mt. Desert & MaChias,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK

kTEAM ER
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Returning will leave Machasport every Monday aud
Thursday Morning at O'clock touching at the above
named landings arriving in Portland same night.
For further information inquire of
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or, CYRUS STUDIVANT, Conf Agent.
Att
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P A T E N 7 s

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+. 'HIliENDEN, Late Register t. :, Treasury
Watch Co., has been carried by six months; its to
tai variation from mean time being only eight second.
rer month Have been travelling through different sec
tions OF the country from New York to Galveston les
as, and back, by steamer and railroad. +. RICE
OF Whitney Rice l79 Broadway N. y
SUNHURY, Penn, Feb. %, 1867
WATCH No, ll."-bearmg Trade Mark, Fredrr.
Atherton CO., Marion, N. j., manufactured by L 5
Watch co., has been carried ty me the three month.
its total variation from mean time being ouly second,
Turing tha timc II. DE LANCY, engineer p & +. r. 4
WAr'H No, lluj-bcariug Trade Mark Frederi,
Athclton Co., Marion, M !" manufactured by IT, 5
watch Co.. ha, been carried by me eleven months Its
total Variation from mean time being only second
in the entire time. A, IL. KING, : Park Place, n y
Nice.lrtst Elastic Gone Spring Cos n. }. Car Spru4
ana Il. co.
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A FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT.
Belfast & Moosehead Lake R, R,
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

TIN1E attention OF persons making investment of
money is cae, the above very desirable security
The Bonds twenty years, at six per cent inter
in gold and secured upon the roadbcd OF the
corporttion which costs nearly nine hundred thousand
dollars. The whole OF these bonds to be issued
is limited TO one hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
each bond bearing certificate OF OF the trustees
that ii is a portion of the sai:i limited amount.
The money markets OF the world do not present q
better safer security
These bonds are now offered for sale on liberal terms.
Apply to w. L. COLBuRN, Treasurer.
Belfast June l. 1870, Eli
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Farm For Sale.

>,,~~o A Farm, situate in Northport on the
&z,MNA-b shore road six miles from belfast and
&8 aIl fzA one from Saturday Cove, containing
s.ntE42 about fifty acres OF land; cuts about Is
tons of hay; PASTURE well fenced !;
plenty Of water; an orchard and cranberry bog and
pleasant location. house. barn and out buildings
The above will be sold at bargain. Apply to the sub
scrlber on the premises. +. A. DICKEY
Nnrthport, April T. 1870. tfay
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and published at price suited to the times. Now is
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UTICA, N. Y. Feb, "A, 1870
WATCH No. 26l7-bearing Trade, Marx, :, Fayette
Stratton Marion N. j." manufactured by IT, S. Watch
Co., has been carried by Il months; its total vara
ton from mean time being fifteen seconds.
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WATCH No. 1927 Stem Winder- bearing Trade Mark,
Frederic Atheron Co., Marion, N. ~, manutactur-
ed by u S. Watch Co.. has been carried by me since
June, 1885,. its total variation from time being
ly five seconds per month. HENRY SMITH,
| Treas. Panama r. r., - Wall Street.
WATCH No. l2o2-bearing Trade Mark, U. S.
Watch Co., Marion, N. j." manufactured by United
States Watch Co.. has been carried by me five months
its total variation from mean 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 !" manufactured BY u S.
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Charges are very moderate. Communications sacredy
CONFIDENTIAL and all may rely him with the strctest
secrecy and confidence, whatever may be the disease
dition or situation of amy one, married or single.
Medicines sent by Mail and Express all parts OF
United States,
All letters requiring advice must contain dollar
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4lz1J%W ATCH No. 1899, Stem Misunderstanding
been carried by me from December, 1868, to JAM
New York, Jan II, 1870
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through false certificates and references and
contradict them or who besides to further their i'm
positions copy from medical books that writer
of the qualities and eff cts of different herbs and plants
and ascbe all the to their Pills Extracts Specifics
&C., most of which, if not ALL contain Mercury, because
OF the ancient belief of its curing everything but
known to &c kill more than is cured y and those no,
killed, constitutionally injured for life.
IGNORANCE OF QUACK DOCTORS AND
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Plain Talk from a CoIored Man.

The Unionville Times prints the following
letter from recent convert to the truths OF
Reform
FISH DAM September 6, 1870.
Mr.. Editor-The good white people OF this
community, at my request, explained to me
the principles, Justice aud great necessity Tor
Reformation, and want the 'oorld to fno'o
that I am, soul and body, Reformlst; ana
further, that am surprised OF all of my color
who have had an opportunity Of hearing the
truths in favor OF Reform, that they do not fall
in with us, help remove strangers from office,
and elect such men as we know viii! take care
OF the Interest of our Mother State. am what
is called the s'old Issue," aud the friends had
among the white people before emancipation
are still my friends. When I want employ
ment or a favor, so to them, and never faii
to get satisfaction. never will forsake triea
friends to encounter the uncertainty OF strdng-
ers. Respectfully,
CHARLES OGLRsBY.