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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-10-06

BELFAST AND MoOsEiEAD LAKE RAIL
ROAD. The line OF railroad from the open
harbor OF Belfast to u point of connection
with the line Of the Maine Central Railroad
1T Rurnham, a distance OF - miles, was Sc
far completed As to allow the running o
trains through, ON Saturday last
This line is built upon the broad gauge
and in the most thorough and substantial
manner, as we are informed by II gentleman
who has passed over the line. It's bridge
masonry is of the most substantial character
all It's cuvers are of the best masonry and o.
ample dimensions Its bridges are of the
most permanent character, and the grade line
50 raised above the general level of tho
country, rs to be easily cleared Of snow il
the winter, and entirely free from injury by
Hoods. The track is laid with the best OF
~lccpers, and first class iron, with fish Joints
coming up to the standard of a first class
railroad, built under the inspection of the
officers of the Maine Central Railroad Co., tC
which company it is under perpetual lease
at II cost OF 100000. The road has beer
built for money, principally received from
The sale Of Belfast City Bonds. The Maine
Central Railroad Company take possession o
| the line November 1st, 1870. The Compan,
are busy in finishing up the ballasting of tn,
line trimming slopes, Nc, in order to BRING
| il up to the agreed standard within the tim,
limited therefor IN the contract OF lease
Portland Argus.
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Simonton Bros & Co.
M A X Il
Paisley Shawls
A SPECIALITY!

The best assortment in Belfast, prices
vary from So to $40. The latest
designs can be found in Stock.
As many customers have been
obliged to send away for nice ar
ticle, we are determined to keep
them constantly in stock, and sell
them at cheaper rates than they can
be obtained in Boston or New York
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Belfast 4 NJ. Il. L. K. (. Co.

IN COMPLIANCE Win An ORDER FROM THE
Board of Directors OF said company, shall sell al
Public Auction al: their Office in iaylord Block in tn,
city of Belfast on Tuesday the 18th day of November
next ut O'Clock f. NJ, for onlayment OF assessments
made thereon on the at day OF March, A. d. 1859 the
2lst day of June A. D. 1869, and the ID day Of August
A. d. 1867 the following described shares of the Capital
Stock OF said Company, VIZ
Names of Shareholders. NO. OF Shares.
Orren Cunningham,
Samuel Il. Howard,
Milton +. Garter,
Also at the same time and place, for pay mrnt o
assessments made thereon OH the 2lst day OF June, A. ID
1860 and the % day of August A. d. 1861 the following
described shares OF the Capital stock OF said Company
viz:
Names of Shareholders. No. OF Shares.
Allen ID. French,
Horace s. Perkins,
Also at the same time ana place LOT non payment OF
assessments made thereon the I'd day of August "A ID
1869, the following described s'' Oh e capital STOCK
OF said Company viz
Names of Shareholders '" oil Shares.
G. Aug Brown,
IL, A. Carter,
5. Is. Gilium,
John o. Johnson,
ii. j. Locke
Edward l.ittleicid,
Frank Perkins & Co.,
Il, X. Boyle, paiInce
Samuel Grant,
s. W. Merriam Co., u
w. II. COLE nm,
3wi2 Treasurer Is. & NJ ii. l.. X. II. Co.
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Roal Estate For Sale.

rI1lIE UNDERSIGNED Trustees of the Estate of
i Treat OK, in bankruptcy, win sell to the highest
bidder AZ the office i'll Wincrpurt formerly occupied by
said Treat Co.. ON Tuesday the 18th day OF october
next, at II O'Clock A. NJ all the right said Treat & Co.,
on their estate has to certain lands Monroe and Jack
son, mortgagcd TO Benz Willis The deed describing
said premises Is recorded i'll Waldo Registry of deeds
Book ~ page 40; plan of the same is recorded in
same Book Page 532,
We shall be ready at same time and place TO receive
proposals for the purchase any and all the Real Estate
belonging to said Estate. W. q, CROSBY
Belfast, Sept. ~ 1870. 4wl2 VIM MCGILNERY.
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TIlIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to III
1 ccrncd, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator of the es
tate Nathan onsellow, late of Palermo in The County
of Waldo deceased by giving bond the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
dcceased's make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the for
settlement b HIM. 3wll JOHN GREEDY.
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AT Probate Court held at Belfast within ana for the
County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF September
in the year of our Lord, 1870.
vPrON TREAT, Administrator of the estate of
~ James Dillaway, late OF Frankfort in said County
Of Waldo, deceased, having presented his first account
of Admnistratio ion ON said estate for allo vance"
Ordered That the said Administrator give notice to all
persons Interested by causing copy of this order to be
published three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal print,, ii Belfast, that thcy may appear
Probate Court to be held at Belfast within ana for said
County, the second Tuesday OF October next, ut
ten of the clock before noon and shew cause, if amy
they have why the same should not be allowed.
ASA rlIuRLOUGII, Jndgr.
A true copy. Attest b. L. FIELD, Register. 3WIl
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Teachers Institute, 1870.

TJ1lIE SECOND ANNUAL INSTITUTE. for Waldo
l. County, will be held ut Scarsport, commencing
Monday. October u, and continuing five days. in charge
OF Prof, +. A. Alien, of Penn, assisted by the State
Supt. and County Supervisor.
A County Convention Of S. S. CONS. viii be held
Friday forenoon; and examination Of teachers, the
same afternoon.
Board i'll private families, and n: the Searsport House,
at reduced rates. Those wishing Tor boarding places
will please apply to b. q. Nichols Rev J. Il. Adams
Miss Angie Gilmore or Miss eliza r. Park, at Sears
port to n. A. Luce, at Freedom. 3Wll-
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The Rondout Courier gets the following
story from 4 telegraph operator in that vii
lace: A member of the Masonic order tclc-
rraphed to companion down the river
somewhere, Make room for ten Royal Arch
Masons. Coming to day When the com
panions arrived, they found a pen had been
built for their accommodation, the telegram
at its destination reading: "Make room Ton
ten r. A MS Coming to-day
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NHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all CON
cerned, that she has been duly appointed and taken
upon herself the trust of Administrators of h estate
Of Charles Prescott "a, late OF Troy in the County OF
Waldo deceased by giving bond the law directs she
requests all persons who indebted to said
deceascds estate make immediate payment and those
who demands thereon, to exhibit the for
settlement to her 3wll EMElINE h. PRESCOTT.
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rINIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con
upon herself the trust of Administrator OF the estate OF
Amasa Is. Clark, late of Troy in the County of Waldo,
dccea sed by giving bond the law directs she there
fore requests all persons who indebted to said de
celseds estate make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the same FOR
settlement to Ter. 3wl1 CAROLINE Is. CLARK.
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TIME subscriber hereby gives public notice to an con
cerncd, that he has been duly appointed anu taken
upon himself the trust Of Administrator OF the estate OF
Moses ullen late of swanvs in the County OF Wala"
fore requests all persons who indebted to said de-
ceaseds estate to make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement to him Evil MILES STAPLES.
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YI1E subscriber hereby gives public notice to all CON
ccrned, that he has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust OF Administrator Of the estate OF
Alexander Dow, late of Palermo, in the County OF wal
do deceased by giving bond the law directs he htrt
fore requests all persons who are indebted to SAID dc
ceased's estate to make immediate payment and those
who have uny demands thereon to exhibit the same Tor
settlement to him Evil JOHN GREEDY.
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This is the thorough blood purifier yet discover
ed and all hDaors from the worst Scrofua to a
common Eruption. Pimples and Blotches the Jace,
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bottles of this wonderful medicine From to eight
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1t pure medicinal extract of native roots and plants
combining harmony Natures most sovereign curative
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toms are eNperenced As remedy for all such cases
DR. Perces Golden Medical Discovery has equal it
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heathy For the of IIabtual Constipation of the
Bowels is failing remedy and those who have
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truly remarkable cures, where other medicines had tail.
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the Chemical Laboratory of
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FAIR NOTICE

TIyIE COUNTY FAIR. will commence the first fail
/ day this week, except Saturday. If not fair this
week will commence the first fair morning next week
Entries NAV be made ut any time and all articles
in will be cared for at the Hail.
large number the best Horses In the County have
entered for the troting purses. lw Per Order.
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important to Teachers.

Teachers wishing schools for the winter will find it for
their interest to attend the county institute, ms Con
vtnlion OF s. $. Committees will be held during the seq
sion whose attention has been called to this opportunity
of obtaining teachers TO assist teachers and Commit
tees, lis Of all wishing employment will be prepared
hY the County SUPERVISOR, W,
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GEN ERALETIE e.

'
trb, trao-S prague breach of promise at Chicago
+. M again. and Mr.. Craig is being called upon 10
.tllu what he meant by writing that 'hc oN ed
N1ndy Sprague better nor he did hi> census 1t
rlr general opinion he wrote it during one OF lis
th.uJ spells.
III isu't wonderful that the population Of Els
aorjh don't increase In removing IN old barn,
.lr skeletons of two infants were found. and
.ad baby WIS discovered in box in tho river
Wis, Incz \. blanchard Of Portland Ia, been AZ
.liutcd q Justice OF the Peace. This is The second
continent of il lady TO that office mAdc IA 'h'>
ltc.
rbe Lewiston journal chronicles 4 coni-husAing
, that vicinity. where there Were more red ears
tn.n usual, and blushing ma1ens submitted with
.,.uctant willingness to being kissed in the smack
ng old-fashioned way
III engineer at Toledo, recently run over man
l.d like Rachel OF Old refused 10 De Gohl.olte 1
ua exclaimed with melting patho>. 'Ihal the
,hth man I've ked, hut tins Is thr WofN1 case Oh
lie Was Il bio fat man. and he muSScd my
.neiur up So
t.,ls. Dirkerson is holding Court at Pennington,
r,r varranting that z drc~- pattern would
y.-h" when il wouldn't Springfield cry @"odN
tun has been inflicted in The sum ol lWenN-'"o
Iu. arS damages.
'rlp frieac Guerrero, with the remains oi Ad-
u,.iAl Farraqul ON board, rau ,~hor' on Nantucket
~hoal IN bro4l duy light. vi.h thy huol- al m
-.rht, There must h. -anrthna Nr"n" about
.o.h mistake a- h,t.
when Paris NJ, found to De too ti:ht place for
tl4 hqus vt frtmcc. 1h" b1nh W1S tlhrn To another
Im.--F Toulouse.
fnr NV York paper report lh't carly iiill''l F-
.i:N moruiua the Bremen steamship FrphkiIh '
,.Yulpli~hea the feat of running past TWO tf'nch
,.u,rfS I'm tlili harhor, and made good ri "~'al"
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Address HARPER BROTHERS, New York.
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FACTS roe 1uE ItOrLT,~ Every a1e AID .4nei-
alton has Its great men and great events. Greece
and Rome, their orators, England, France and
America, their generals, philosophers and states
men, around the memory of which, in after years,
those of less magnitude revolvc as their SOLAR.
And women, also, that are noble great and good,
as mothers, poets, philanthropists. teachers and
physicians. OF the latter class, Madame ManchcS~
ter. of our city, stands pre-cmincnt.
Madame NJ came to this State about five years
ago None other of her sex having preceded her
III the profession therefore great prejudice
tcrtanod against her abilities and qualifications as
physician: credit TO the profession and to her sex.
She has also proved herself woman of education,
courtesy. benevolence and highly talented in the
general business Of life. where She is ever found
prompt, reliable and efficient. Not one among us
has ever had the success to so great degree OF
curing diseases as Madame NJ. She has but few
equals and no superior, neither i'll hcT public life
nor her private reputation. Her mode of practice
seems to differ from the general rule, while She
cleanses the blood from all impurities with vegcta-
bic medicines OF her own preparing; the patient is
thus reliably cured, on a basis that all diseases. d.
rectly or indirectly arise from humor or deranged
state of the blood and bile. The locality and ap-
pointments about her, give every evidence of a
great share of public confidence and patronage,
with profit and general acceptance. Portland
Transcript.
Mrs Manchester had excellent success while in
this city and her numerous patients and friends
will be glad to know that she is stopping At the
Bangor House, where she may be consulted
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.Harper's Weekly.
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SHIP NEWS


Sch j Il Sn5on, Stinson, from Deer Isle for Boston,
into night of Sept. IS, OF Halfway Rock 10y an
unknown schooner stove bulwarks and received other
slight damage and put into Porthnd Sept. 3
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PROBATE NOTICE S

AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and Tor the
County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF Scptrm-
Der a. ID. 1870,
LNRANCIS CROOkEk, Guardian OF Francis Knight,
IL minor heir of George Knight, late OF Lincolnl ne,
in said County OF Waldo, deceased, having presented his
fourth account of guardianship for allowance.
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice to all
interested by causing copy of this order to be ub
shcd three weeks succeSsiVey i'll the Republican ouri
printed al Belfast, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be held ut Belfast, within and tor said County
the second Tuesday of October next ut ten OF the
clock, before noon. and shcW cause il amy they have,
why the same should not be allowed
ASA TIUhIOUGl, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. T. FIELD Register. awll
AT Probate Court held At Belfast, within ana for the
County OF Waldo, ON the second Tuesday OF Scltrm
Der y. D. 1870.
w. GREER, Executor OF the estate OF Benjamin
IA. Thomas, late OF Morrill,, in said County OF Waldo,
deceased having presented his first account OF Executor
ship for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice TO all
persons interested by causinga copy OF TINS order TO De
published three weeks successfully in the kcpubl can
Journal printed ut Belfast that they may appear n Pro-
bate Court to be held at Belfast within and tor said Conn
y, the second Tuesday Of October next at ten OF the
clock before noon and Slrw il amy they have,
why the same should not be allowed.
ASA THURLOUGl, Judge,
A true copy. Attes-R. L. FIELD, Regis 3Wll
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON. March 1s.-Noon.-C Consols oo5s
Bonds o.
LIVERPOOL, March 1s-Noon.-Ootton firm; up
lands 1oHd; Orleans l1HallAd. Sales lAo'o
bales. ','---,s
Evening. Cotton quiet and steady; upiands
loXd; Orleans II Hal11d; sales 1900 bales; eA-
ports and speculation 1000 bales. Red western
wheat ssass cd; red winter ssaSs 1od Flour az U.S.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, March 16-Noon.-Stocks steady
and nrm. Money easy at per cent. Gold II
Sixty.twos 1oH; Tennessee, excoupons, 69; new
4ex;; Virginia, ex.coupons, II: new, 7oh; Louisi;
anas, old, "a; new, 70; Levee skies, 7SH; eight,
"a; Alabama eghts, 971s; fves, 10; Georgia
sixes So; sevens, sa1z; North Carolina, old, 46I;
new, 2o1; South Carolina, old, IS; new, 3d.
Flour dull Wheat dull and lower. Corn dull and
dropping. Mess pork s25 rs. Lard 14Ac. Cotton
nrmer and quiet; mddling upland 2l&aeac.
Spirits turpentine at 4s1Sc. Rosin at 81 1oa2 12h
for strained. Freights dull.
:, Eyening.-Co ton very firm; sales 5000 bales at
22a2qxc. Flour, State and Western, dull ana 5a
LOG lower; Southern dali and declining. wheat
dull and heavy at 1c lower. Corn dull and droop-
ing; new mixed Western S5a86c. PORK dull and
heavy at SIS IS. Lard heavy at 14'1a15c. Whis.
key sSasskc.. Rice, sugar and molasses doll.
Cofee quiet Naval stores quiet. Freights dull;
cetton, steam, u, xa6-lo. Money easy at 6a6.
Gold steady at llKa19. Governments quiet and
steady. Southerns firm.
BALriMoRE, March l6.-Cotton in fair deniand
and rrln in prices; mlddlings 2lAc: net receipts
l25 bales coastwIse 60 baes total 1850 bales; ex-
ports, coastwise ss bales; sales 500 bales; stock
1876 bales.
CINcINSATI. March 1s.-Corn, mixed, 75a76c.
Whlskcy s2ass. Provisions quiet and unchanged
in every respect.
LOUISVILLE, March le-ProVlsions nominal
Rhiskey heavy a. tEc.
ST. LOUIS, March 1e.-Corn nrmer, at 7ea7S
Pork dull at $as Sugar-cured hams 1sc Lard
nominal
Eopror.K. March 16.-Cotton firm; holders ask
ing 2oc for low middling; receipts ESQ oaies; eA'
norts coastwise 1SS bales; no sales; stock oso4
bales.
- SAVANNAH, March 16.-Cotton in good demahd'
iBiddings 2lXc; receipts 1872 bales; exports 10
Great Britain e4so bales; coastwise 2lo Dales;
sales 800 bales.
GALVESTON March 16.-Cotton In moderate de-
mand and prices nrm; good ordinary lshalsac;
receipts 4s5 bales; exports to Great Brtan46s3;
Hayre 1850; coastwise s; sales $50: stock SS,S7S
bales.
MOBILE, March ls.-Cotton firm; middlings
2lxa2lxc; receipts aM bales; exports to New Or
leans 73; sales 1000; stock 72.lS1 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 16.-Cotton In fair de-
mand with advanced prices; middlings 2sa22Ac;
net receipts 2sss bales; coastwse lie; total sooS
bales; exports to Liverpool Ss7S; sales 5000; stock
235, 296 bales
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, March 1a-The following shows the
state NJ the market az the close Of business Oh
Saturday afternoon: Sugars arc slow OF sale on
ed: buyers demand O reduction. Exported during
the week from Havana and Matanzas, AZ 600
boxes, and $500 hogsheads to foreign countries,
and le OUO boxes and $500 hogshcads TO the United
fanzas. sl5, 600 boxes $1,000 hOgsheads. Musco-
vadues active, fair to good refining X to ~
reals per arroba. Molasses quiet. Cooperagc
steady. Hoops nat. Freights dull; shippers re,
fuse to charter owing to the high prices OF sugars
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Gertill3crs.

IL E r T 1 L z u R