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The Republican journal., 1870-10-27

DIR. NJ MACkENHIES LIFE OF CHARLES DICKENS is
having al immense sale. ii has been pub lshed but
two months, and the Publishers announce the tenth
edition. 1t is only sold by Subscription, and a
CAnVtssrr is wanted in every Township, and Wc
would advise all in search of work and money to
send for Il ClnvAs>er's Outfit, Costing SD and
commence ri once ranNassing their vicinity
thoroughly for Subscribers for Mackenze's Life OF
Charles Dickens, price only - Il copy, it being the
cheapest and best selling Subscription Book ever
published. Employment given to all who will ap-
ply. Large commissions are paid, and steady and
profitable work be secured in any locality.
-rd third or fourth time with good success as
at first, it being racy, chatty, yet reliable, written by
hi, lifelong friend, who Is universally acknowedg-
ed TO be peculiarly qualified for the task he having
been engaged for several wears past in collecting
material for this interesting work. Address T. Is.
Peterson 4 Brothers, Phadclphia Pa, who VIII
send a Photograph of Charles Dickens 10 every
lnNls~rr.
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This is the thorough blood purifier yet dscoveT
ed and all hueors from the worst Scrof u0 10
Eruption. Pimples and EtofcheS on fhe I"ce'
and scay rough skim, which are such annoying Die
shes to many young persons, yield to the use of few
bottles of this wonderful medicine FROM one to eight
bottles cure Salt Rheu, ErySipeias Scad Head, King
ITorms, BoHs Scalu Etuptions Of the slim, Sc'otult
sores Ulcers dnd Cdnhei in the Mouth Gnd Stomach.
If Is pure medicinal extract of native roots and plants
combining in harmony Natures most sovereign curative
properties which God has nstilled into the vegetable
kingdom for healing the sick 1t great restorer TOR
the strength and vigor of the system Those who are
anguid sleepess, have herronS dppreenSionS or Tears
or any of the affections symptomatic of "edknesS VIII
find convincing evidence of its restorative power upon
trial If you feel d, drorsy debitated and desp"nd
eu have frequent Hedddche mouh tastes 6ddty IN the
morning irre1uar appetite and tongue codtd you are
suffering from Torpid Lirer or "BHionsnfss IN many
cases of sLirer Compaint' only part OF these symp
toms are experienced AS remedy for all such cases,
Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery has nc equal as 1t
effects perfect cures leaving the liver strengthened and
heaithy For the of labitual constipation OF the
Bowels it is never failing remedy and those who have
used it for this purpose loud in its praise In Rron-
ch0L Throat and L,ng Disease, 1t has produced many
truly remarkable cures where other medicines had tail.
cd Sold by druggists at 100 per bottle Prepared at
the Chemical Laboratory OF
3mosl2 X. " PIERCE, NJ. d., Buffalo, N y.
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Georges Valley Railroad.

NyOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT FOR THE
purpose of receiving subscriptions to the stock OF
the Georges valley Railroad, books will be
opened the day OF November next at the
following named places viz
At Belfast by John G. Robbins at Belmont by r. r
Alexander at Morrill, By Warren G Gross at Liberty by
Appleton by Oliver r. Butler; Warren by George Y.
Creighton Union by N. ii. Burkett and remain open
or twenty successive days from said twenty day of
November. NAHUM 1HukSlON.
october 81 1870. 2Wl6 Fer Order
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BANGOR, Sept. IS. 1870.
This is to certify that have been sick for twenty-five
years with liver complaint, the physicians have all
told me- have been treated in New York and Bangor
by large number of Physicians, and found relief
til l called on MRS. MANCHESTER short time ago She
told me very readily what the trouble wasthat had
assesses and have taken her medicines, and
have had proet that what she told was perfectly
rect If any one doubts this, let them call person
ay and will give them correct information In regard
to my case want the sick and suffering to go and
suit MRS MANCHESTER, and not be discouraged by ig
norant and faithless people, but have mind of your
own, and you will get rclict
TIL Mrs. HENRIETTA PEABODY Neazie.
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Obituary notices. beyondthe date name and age nsus
be paid fOr.
In Camden. 18th inst, Marcus +. Shorey, aged Is
years. ,.,,.
OF Bangor aged l7 years - -
Furbush, aged q years months and days.
In Oakland Cal, oct. sh, Lily and Oct. 10TH Rose
twin daughters of Dr. T. {. and May Hanson, aged re-
spec lively months and % days, and months and q
days.
months and .. days.
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SHIP N EW S.
..nur OF BELFAST.

Oct. o. Schs Adalinc, Darby, Boston; Ilarmona,
Hart, Gloucester.
"a. Sch Jack Downing, Patterson, Dix Island.
Oct. 90 schs D. X. Arey, Ryan, Boston; Gen. Meade
"a. Sch e.. w, Kimba, Jr., Hall. Baltimore.
Is. Sch Adaline Darby. Bangor.
70, Sch Cameo McCarty Boston Eclipse, Robbins,
Gloucester WIN, q. Eadie, Ryder, Dix Island.
nv Te.Galyaston Texas, arrived ED inst Hrigs
Sarah Thompson. Boston James Millcr, Thombs New
York.
Ship Lewis Walsh (of Belfast, White, at New York
from Callao reports Aug Q, lat Al 80 s. Ion 80 IS W. ex
perienced a severe hurricane from ENE to Il and Sc;
lost oresa b and split mansail and topsas had light
battling winds and calms since crossing the Equator
July g. Charles Brown distressed seaman native of
sui, died on board, and was buried at sea.
Bark Hanson Gregory, Gregory, of and from Rockland
Me- for New Orleans with granite, ran ashore on
Florida Reef 10th inst, and bfged During the gale,
before the vessel struck three lost overheard
and drowned. The II: G. registered $40 tons and was
built at ROckland in 1855.
Brig Cordovn from Belfast for Havana with loss of
everything except her bowprit and main mast arrived
at Savannah on the 25th. Her cargo not injured
She was overtaken by the gale Oct 21st.
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GLOUCESTER FISH MARkET T

Tor tie tceeh ending Oct. 20Eh
GEORGES CopfIsH.-Last sales at $d.75 per qt Bank
sob.
MAcEEEEI.-shore in light receipt the past fortnight
and prices have advanced. We quote sales of No. at
SCH =, SO. No transactions in Bay.
Fresh HAIIBuT.-None in the market.
SMOKED DOB IL Il II cts per h.
OI.-Cod, % cts per gallon.
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Trustees Sale.
VTYIII. BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION at
w PhcniX House Stable,
SATURDAY., Oct. %, 1870,

at II o'clock A. NJ, Sorre Horse, six years old l6
hands hgh believed perfectly sound road ten miles
ner hour with ease. One Sleigh nearly new.
The above described property belonging to estate of
A. W. johnson, will be sold without reserve to the
highest bidder for cash. Per Order of Trustees. lw
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Institutes 1870.

Will S. S. Committees please make necessary cxerons
to procure Il general attendance Of teachers
3wl6 N. A. LUCE, Co. Supervisor.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and for til c
County of Waldo, the second Tuesday Of october,
A. ID. 1870,
VyyM. S. FULLER. Guardian of Rosa NJ. Ranlctt,
w minor heir of George Kanctt late OF Unity, in
said County of Waldo, deceased, having presented his
first account of Guardianship for allowance,
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice to all per
lhed three weeks successyey in the Republican Journal
printed at Belfast. that they may appear Probate
Court to be held at Belfast within and Tor said County
the second Tuesday of November next at of the
clock before noon, and shew cause If any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
ASA TIIURLOUGH, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. 2. FIELD, Register 3wl5
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ONE OF THE GREATEST CURES ON RECORD
This is certify that have been sick for five years
and have been great number of physicians, and
would tell me thing and another would tell me had
another disease; then would go to another, and he
would tell entirely different story, until got al
most discouraged, | told the physicians that felt as
though something was eating me up inside, but they all
laughed at the idea of anything OF the kind and said
nervous For the last two years commenced grow
ing very large at times and it seemed to me that my
stomach lling up, and when retired at night it
seemed If something arose in my throat and would
almost sufocate. Reading Mrs. Mancheser5 advertise
ment | induced to go and consult her. She exam
ned and told my feelings exactly, and told me that
had live animal of some kind in my stomach She
said I don't know what call it, but it is brown and
looks much like caterpillar as anything" She told
me SO correctly about my feelings that took her med
cine She told me would be very sick, and so was.
vomted for three days and the third day threw up
something that resembled a lizard, horrible looking
thing about three inches long, about as large my
finger, and think my life to Mrs. Manchester
She told what doctor did or could. My health
is rapidly improving. say to every one go and see her
don't hear what this that says, but CO. and
you will be perfectly satisfied.
II. RING, Portland, Me-
r. Reed, We can t1Iy I,i test test
Al. iilSS mASsox, s ment. mt ''''O '
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AT Probate Court held at Belfast within and for the
County of Waldo on the second Tuesday of October,
A. ID. 1870.
NTILL1AM TREAT, Executor of the estate of Jona
w than Treat late of Frankfort, in said County of
Waldo deceased having presented his first account OF
ESecutorshp for alowence.
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice to all
persons interested by causinga copy of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal printed at Belfast that they appear Pro-
bate Court be held at Belfast within said Coun
ty, the second Tuesday Of November next, at
the clock before noon and shew any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
ASA THURLOUGII, Judge.
true copy Attest-B. Z. FIELD, Register. 3wl5
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At Probate Court held Belfast, within and for the
County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of October,
A. ID. 1870
IIAKoIINE 3. CLARK, widow Of Amasa B. Clark
~ late of Troy in said County of Waldo, deceased,
having presented petition for allowance from the
personal estate of said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Caroline give notice all per
sons interested by causing copy of this order to be
published three weeks successfully in the Republican
Journal printed at Belfast that they may appear at a
Probate Court, to be held at Belfast within and or said
County, the second Tuesday of November next, at
ten of the clock before noon and shew cause any they
have why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attcst-B. T. FIELD, Register, 3wl5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ASK FOR DR.. CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BITTERS,
And take other. Sec that the portrait Dr. Clarke
is upon the label of each bottle. No other is genuine
They puery veeetable and will not ntoxcate. tsp
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27

yI1HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
l. cerned that she has been duly appointed and taken
upon herself the trust of Administrators of the estate
OF Eben Whitcomb late of Belfast, in the County of
Waldo, deceased by giving bond as the law directs she
therefore requests all persons who indebted to said
deceaseds estate to make immediate payment and those
settlement to her. 3wl1 FOLLY WIIITCOMB.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

This certify that Mrs Manchester has doctored in
my family for six years with marked success. She has
cured my wife of dropsy in its worst form my daughter
of spinal disease of five years standing sister of deaf
ness and catarrh my father of blindness And would
recommend her the public skilltul physician and
every way worthy of patronage. JOHN HOBSoN.
POrtand Maine.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27

a Case OF Spinal Disease Cured.
DEAR MADAM When you We're in this place last
summer called you to examine my case, which
spinal disease had not used my limbs to stand them
for three years. l have consulted eight ten Physic
ans; none of them done any good; but still grew
worse but by your skill am now happy woman, as
have full power and strength Of my limbs. must say
the afflicted go and consult Mrs Manchester and give
her a fair trial, and you will be well paid.
Very truly yours,
JANE +. HALL,
Me-
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Som CthlnN NOW
The Stevens Range

The best Coal Stove offered to the public very
large, boiling six kettles al while the bakcs
eight large pies, is very quick and certain dong work
without halt the hankern for fuel manifested by stoves
of the old model
In weight of casting and beauty OF finish il eXcels and
will be sold cheap for cash.
Also Wood Stove just received which cannot be
beat and which every should before purchasing
elsewhere.
Just received a lot of Wooden Pumps, Seasoned uni
per and well made. The cheapest and best Pump ever
used.
Fire IsricI1s, Doors. af..cE.s ana repair pieces
all Stoves in general Orders FOR job and Fur
mace work solicited.
All persons in ebtcd to the firm OF S. 5 IlFRSEY x
son, are requested call and settle all
mands outstanding the st of Nov next will be left
with I'm Attorney for collection.
s. $. HERSEY,
7S Main S,tl'cct.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-20

THE REvoLUTIoN.-This, most OF
our readers are aware. is the title of a
weekly paper, published in New York
by SUSAN b. ANTHONY, and edited by
ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, and de-
votedt to " Womdns' Rights" We have
before us No. l of Vol. 5-the COM
mencing of a new year. The ReUott-
Btioa is a large, well printed and ably
conducted journal, carrying with il
the weight of the country, devoted to
that side Of this now important ques-
ton. Mrs. Anthony. Stanton, Davis,
Stone, Swisshelm, Anna Dickinson,
Olive Logan and other lights are wri'
tiers for this publication. Those de-
string information or the question Of
Female Suffrage and kindred topics,
will get it all in the Revolution. It is
claimed that the day is not far dis
tant when the ladies will all vote.
They should begin to post themselves
as to the mOdus OperGndi. No better
medium can be found than the ReUO-
luton. Terms, So; ten copies, $25.
Address SUSAN B. ANTHONY, 49,
Twenty-third-st., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-20
LEGRAPH

WASHINGTON, January 13.1A bill
has been simultaneously introduced
in the Senate and House for a grant OF
lands through the Red River Valley,
which is claimed by Minnesotianst to
be certain to result in a railroad, from
st. Paul to Ft. Geary, in Winnepeg
district, within three years. The road
from st. Paul to Red River WILDE
completed next spring, and it is pro-
posed to push it rapidly to the inter
national frontier, at Pembina, as the
surest means of settling the destiny-o
British America. The capitalists in
st. Paul and Pacific Railroad are con-
fident of building the road to Winnie
peg, on a basis of the bill now pending
at n mile per day.
The Finance committee of the
Senate have had some talk with the
Secretary of the Treasury about the
new funding bill, but have not taken
action or had any formal discussion in
committee on the subject. The opin-
ion founded on what members say
privately, is that'they will report a
bill substantially cOncurring with the
SecretBry's recommendation, except
that the rate of interest on bonds may
not be quite so low as the one he
names.
The House Post Office committee
has had considerable talk on the frank
ing question, but has settled on moth
ing. Members do not incline to the
scheme of allowing congressman a
certain quantity of post Office stamps
i'm lieu of the right to frank letters and
documents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-A special
dispatch says the ratification Of the
18th Amendment by Ohio is the sub
lject of much cOngratulatiOn among
Republicans. TO all objections of the
Democrats, that it is illegal, they SIM
ply reply, that if New York can re.
peal one way Ohio can offset by her
repeal another, and that the case vir-
tually stands as it did before New
York attempted to repeal its ratifica-
ton.
The Struggle in the House this af-
a hard one, but finally resulted in the
passage of Mr.. Bingham's bill admit
ting the State at once without further
consideration.
The debate began as soon as the
Journal was read and continued until
half-past four. Mr.. Farnsworth's
closing speech was unusually vigorous
and we'll received, while MI. Cox was
witty and funny from beginning to
end, and Mr.. Bingham was earnest
and impassiOned as usual. The only
thing noticeable in the debate besides
these speeches was the sparring be-
tween MI. Ward and Mr.. Long. The
real fight was, of course, on the ques-
ton of adopting Mr.. Bingham's SUBJ
stitute in place of the original bill.
The negative vote was wholly made
up of Republicans. The affirmative
vote was composed of forty-one Re-
%publicans and fO~rty-seven Democrats.
AS soon as the substitute was carried
and the vote on the main question
came up, quite a number who went
against it at first now changed sides,
so tisat on its passage the bill had 143
yeas to 80 noes. There was a real
hearty appi2use throughoutthe House
when the fnaiyote was announced.
There is nothing from the officials
in Georgia to-day except a telegram
from General Terry saying he had or
dered military investigations into the
right of half adOZen members to seats
in the Legislature. g.
n The dispatches sent to him yester-
day by the President were of such a
character that when Gov. Bullock
learns their tenor he will undOubted-
~ deem it best to walk circumspectly.
The Democrats have some advices
this afternoon from their own sources
saying that BullOck's ambition to get
into the United States Senate, and his
desire to cover up his railroad opera
lions, are things out of which the
present troubles have all grown. They
add that the Fifteenth Amendment
will be promptly ratified, and that
Bullock is not going to be elected Sen
atOF. M
It is believed that the treaty for the
annexation of San Domingo will be
discussed in open session by the SEN
ate and that some rich developments
will be made as to the manner in
which the treaty was negotiated.
The committee on Banking which
was instructed to inquire into the late
New York gold panic heard to-day
the testimony of HOdgkin and Bon
nell, bankers of New York, Mr.. Ben
ediet, late President of the Gold Tx
change Bank, and MI. Clark, late
Cashier Of the Tenth National Bank
of New York, Jas. Fish, jF., Jay
Gould and Mr.. McCoEbin have been
summoned to appear before the Conn
mittee on Monday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-20
PERU, NEB., Jan Is, 1870.

Nemaha County Teachers Institute
met at the Normal School Building,
! the President and Vice President be-
ing absent.
On motion, DR.. S. NJ. McGrew was
elected to the Chair for the term and
Prof Martin was elected Vice Presi-
dent, Isaac Black Secretary and Prof.
Mckenzie Treasurer.
Society being recognized, was
opened by singing conducted by Prof.
Martin and prayer by Prof. McKen-
zie.
Society was then entertained for
some time by remarks from Prof. Nc
Kenzie on the importance of Teach
ers' Institutes, teachers duties and
teachers influence on society.
On motion, a committee of three
was appointed, viz: Profs. Pearson,
Winters and I. Black to remodel the
old constitution and report at the next
meeting.
Messrs. S. M. McGrew, County
Superintendent, Prof. Martin and I.
Black were appointed as an executive
committee to assign to the different
teachers, such special duties as shall
be calculated to awaken an interest in
common schools, precinct institutes,
teachers relation to his calling, &C.,
&c.
County Superintendent s. N. Nc
Grew then favored the Society with a
very elaborate address on the subject :
"the proper age for children to enter
school," after which an interesting
discussion on the subject took place.
Quiet being restored, the subject of
Precinct Institutes was called up and
an expression of the leading educators,
chose present, of counsel, given, and
it was unanimously agreed that the
interests of our schools demand such
institutes in every precinct.
On motion, Society adjourned to
meet at Hillsdale on the 18th inst.
PROGRAMRIEoF EXERCISES FOR HILLS
DALE.
Friday eUeniag.-&Eusic; Prayer;
address by County Superintendent S.
NJ. McGrew; Topic-Will precinct
institutes be beneficial to the teachers
Of Nemaha county.
Saardaw Mosaing, a. M-Prayer;
Music; lecture by Prof, Rich, topic
Mathematics.
DiScussiOR.-Topic: mental arith-
metie and the extent to which It
should be taught in our common
schools.
ISAAC BLACK. Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-20

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE
Reconstruction Committee met this
forenoon, and subsequently brought
into the House their new bills impos-
ing three or four new conditions on
Virginia, not widely DETERRENT from
those embodied in Mr.. Payne's bill.
There will be a good many amend
ments offered, among them that of
Mr.. Bingham admitting the State
without further conditions. The con-
ditions, however, seem to have the
most strength. The bill is somewhat
of a compromise in its character, and
though not quite as liberal as they de-
sired, it is so much better than they
expected, that the Virginia Legislative
Committee of Nine, now here, are
are said to fully endorse it. The oath
presented in the bill will exclude only
one member of the legislature.
The Navy Department is about to
send several ships to the China squad
ron, numbering in the aggregate to
one hundred guns. The squadron
will be COMMANDED by Commodore
Perry, formerly Of the Japan squad
ron.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-20
BOOK NOTICES.

"
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.-L. A. Cooley,
Cor. sixth and Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Penn. Terms, 50.
This old, reliable and popular lady's period
ical for February is on our table, p~Fofusely
adorned with plates hat please and instruct,
and reading matter such as the most delicate
tastes approve. The steel plate, Feeling a
patients pulse,' is a splendid picture, and
the "Snow Man" just the.thing for juveniles,
The fashion plate and the colored antimocUs-
sar, or tidy will please and give employment
to the young adies during their leisurs
hours. The regular terms Of the "Lady's
Book" is So. We will club itwith tho Id
~UeTtiscr at $3.50 for one or more subscribers.
PUBLIC LEDGER ALMANAC FOR 1870
GEO. w. CHILDs, Philadelphia, Penn.
To the publisher, Geo. W. Childs, we are in
dsbted for a copy of this valuable little vol
ume. 1t contains So pages OF facts and 6ugres
and isa very valuable work for reference, es-
pecially in historical and political matters.
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The Tribune Almanac for 1870 is on our
table. 1t is the same little valuable-almost
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e which has been sent
out by the New York IrTibUne for many years
past. Price 20 cents. II contains, besides
the usual astronomical table,, and calcutta
tions, Constitution of the United States, with
all amendments; State action on the 18th
amendment; abstract of laws passed at the
10th and 4lst Congress; Proclamation of TIE
President; appropriations for 1869 Debt Of
various nations; Homestead Laws, and pri-
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Coinage of the u. s.: Receipts and expenses
Of the U. s.; Summary of votes of Electoral
College; Heads Of Government; Senate,
House Of Representatives, and Territorial
Delegates classified; Committees in Congress;
States, Population, Capitals, days OF cleo
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Tribune Association, New York City.