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A MURDERER EXECUTED.

John Real. one of those desperate rulians
who infest New York, was hung last Friday
In July, 1868, having had some difficulty
with Policeman Smead, he laid in wait, and
deliberately shot him dead. The most siren
uous eNcrtions were made to procure com
mutation of sentence, but GOV. Hoffman
firmly refused. The following are the par
ticulars of the execution
Real retired at half past ten last night and
after sound sleep awoke this morning soon
after five o'clock prepared for death. The
rites of the Eucharist were administered by
Father Rankin and were shared by Thomas
Sheridan, Reals fellow prisoner, who is also
awaiting execution. During the ceremony,
as well as during the remaining hours of life,
Real maintained the same calm and compos-
ed demeanor and apparent resignation to his
fate which has characterized the whole term
Of his Imprisonment. This morning however
he was unusually reticent and was little dis
posed to converse either with the officers or
his spiritual adviser.
Shortly after the prison clock struck nine
Real came out from his cell and out Of the
prison into the open court and walked to the
gallows erected in its usual place in front of
the south wing of the private prison. He
was pinioned and in his clasped hands car
ried a crucitX ON which he kept his eyes in
tently fixed while constantly engaged in
PRAYER He was neatly dressed in light
pants, dark trock coat and polished CATERS,
but wore neither collar or craNat His APP
pearance indicated health, and his presence
of mind and fortitude sustained him so that
he walked steadily and without apparent
emotion or fear to the gallows Two priests
attended him repeating passages OF scripture
and words OF last consolation while 4 strong
force of deputy shcritfs closed in the rear of
the procession.
Real kneeled on the floor of the gallows
and the priests beside him, and during the
few moments he was in this posture the moose
was adjusted about his neck and the knot
properly arranged.
The priests then rose Sheriff Stevens gave
the signal to the eXecutioner and the body
of Real rose instantly and with y lurch four
feet into air where it remained suspended.
A slight CONFUSION of the limbs followed but
no other motion of any kind was made
The execution was made in almost perfect
silence and witnessed by but few except
Reals former friends and city officials. A
large force of policemen under Capt Kenne-
dy was on duty without and within the pris-
on, and the tops of houses and all available
outside points of view were also carefully
cleared Of spectators. Superintendent Jour
dan and many of the city authorities were in
attendance and witnessed the spectacle
Sheriff O'Brien was also said to be in the
TOmbs but did not witnesses the execution
Notwithstanding the police precautions
and the impossibilly of gaining sight OF
admission within the prisons. the adjacent
streets were filled with thousands of people
who remained until all was over.
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THE ELECTIONS!
North Carolina Democratic !!

The election held in North Carolina on the
I'd, for the choice of Congressman, Legs-
lature, Attorney General, &C., has resulted
in a sweeping Democratic victory. Having
in the present Congress only five out Of seven
members, the Democrats, as a result of the
following are the details
RALEIGH. n. c. Aug. ).
THE CONSERVATIVE HAVE CARRIED THE LEG
STATURE !
The Conservatives have gained Congressman
IN Rockingham District. The vote is very close in
this county (Wakel with heavy Conservative
gain The Republicans confidently expected one
thousand majority in this city, but received only
about seven hundred and fifty. 1t is thought now
that the two Conservative candidates for the State
House of Representatives have defeated the two
| cGlored Republican candidates. and Harris, the
negro candidate for Congress. has lost the county
| by small majority
The vote for Senatorial candidates in Franklin
county is very close The chances being in favor of
the Democrats.
Rowan Mccklenburg Cabarrus Orange, Gull
ford and probably theaham counties have gone
Democratic
1t is said that in Alamance county the Conserva-
tives were so inundated by Hoicn'> militia tina t
they did not vote.
In this county il is thought that the Republicans
ticket will average about 200 majority With the
chances in favor of the Conservatives. In the Sen
aoria candidates the Conservatives have swept
! the western part of the State, and the tonserva-
tive candidate for Congress from this district will
probably be elected by 300 majority. The Con-
sentative majority in the Legislature secures a
Democratic United States Senator in The place of
Abbott
The following is the probable result for Con
gress First District, Cobb (Rer.) second do,
Fory-frst Congress. Thomas. (sep); the third is
uncertain, with indications in favor of Waddell
| (Deml; fourth, Forty-firSt Congress, Gillian.
| Dem); Fory-sccond Congress. Rogers. (Dem.):
fifth, uncertain with the chances in favor of Scott
/ Eep.l: sixth Shohcr, (i'em.); seventh. Harper.
tDcm.)
Shepl, the Democratic candidate for Attorney
General, will probably be elected by handsome
majority.
Iulgt. Brooks of the L. $. Court. will issue Il
writ of habeas corpus 1or the Ca>well county
mi
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.
The Democrats carry Forty-six Counties out
of Fifty.

NEWPORT, Ky, Aug. I.
In the election to-day the Democrats elect
city and county tickets.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. i.
Ont OF fifty counties heard from, the Re
publlcans four Garrard, Clinton, .Je>samine
and Pulaski. From present indications the
full returns Will show a Republican gain in
the State OF about 20, 900.
CONVICTION, Ky, Aug. 4
The official returns OF Kenton county show
that the Democratic ticket is elected by Il
majority OF from 900 to 200. The city elect
"d the Democratic ticket also, with one eN-
rcption.
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DIED,


Obituary notices beyond The date, name and age mast
paidfor.
In this city, Aug. j. Fannie r., wife of William L.
ayord, aged n years II months On the 3d. Mabel f..
infant daughter of above, aged months.
In this city, g. inst, Kate, infant daughter of Lewis
W. and Carrie c. Pendleton, aged months days
In Swanville, July 81, Moses Bulen, aged fl years !
months.
In vcazic, Aug. >, Mr. Joseph Porter aged Is years
months.
In Monroe, June Sth, Eunis E. wife of VIM. C. Roe,
and daughter of Joseph E. and Rachel r. Bowen of
Brooks, aged 26 days Kennebec papers please
copy.
In San Francisco, July 4th Samuel j. son of Isaac G.
Brown, formerly OF this city, aged ~ years.
In Brooks July 29th, very suddenly Nellie daughter
Aug. 3D. Woodbury., Brown aged Is years.
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4 BATHING CATASTROPHE AT LONG
BRANCH.

A Long Branch letter tells the following
A few days ago the wife of Il prominent
Phliadelplian was with large party holding
on TO one OF the ropes, and jumping the bill
lows As they came tumbling in from the
ocean. "W hat an elegant head of halr' had
been the observation in reference to this
lady's locks ever since her arrival at the
Branch. Sometimes these blonde tresses
were dressed in putls and curls sometimes
in heavy brai,ls, with never a disgusting
rat peeping through the beautiful mass
When our heroine bathed (t'or she was 4
heroine, as my sequel will show her halr
was arranged in an elegant Grecan coil,
immensely becoming to her style of beauty
She was a very lively little lady, and as
rollicking in the "briny" AS young blue
fish. In rolled huge billow and up went
my lady. A few times this performance was
carried on with the most perfect impunity
BY and by though, there came 4 splendid old
white cap, causing the lady to lose her bal
ance- Down she went. An admirer by her
side in striped black and white bathing suit
grabbed the little woman by the first handle
that presented itself, which unluckily for her
CHANGED to be the above mentioned Grecian
coil. The first grab resulted in the gentle
mans holding in his right hand the largest
portion, apparently, Of the unfortunate
woman's cerebellum. | will not repeat the
rescuer's cxpletive when he discovered what
he had done for as poor Arlemus used to
say, at bordered Oh cussing." The rescued,
after cNpectoratng Il few mouthstul of salt
water placed her hands to her head with a
| little shudder
Here ii is, Mrs .-,' said her companion
in an undertone. II didn't know YOU wore
false hair."
Didn't you9 really, Now you are quite
/ sure n laughed the poor victim. II never
intended you should, but it isn't all false, if
you will be so Kind as to look' and in u
second more a beautiful mass of wavy hair
covered my lady neck and shoulders.
There now, You great goosc." she con
tinued, "Lct me 90 and fix this thing on
again.
AT dinner the lady came in pleasant and
smiling, to all appearance not q particle dis
concerted by the disclosure of the morning.
We are glad we didn't 90 to the gathering
of the editors at Rye Beach. There was a
constant presentiment that something would
90 wrong there Now see what happened to
Elwell of the Transcript, and we give it in
his own words
The Ocean House hadn't pegs enough to hang all
its guests upon. In fact, there were so many dis
ingushed guests that the preSs-gang was quite
eXtnguShed. The Maine Association couldn't find
itself. 1t was swamped amid of honorableS
and eX-honorabes. Occasionally solitary editor
would come to the surface with a bewidered look
but he soon went under again. AT night the trater-
nifty was scattered amid the smaller hotels and the
farm houses, for miles around. We got cot on
the floor of room which, during the day. had
been appropriated to the use of the ladies. and the
dear creatures would keep disturbing our slumber>
by running in from the dance after their hats and
things They didn't mind us much, but after our
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The New Hampshire census returns are
surprising the people Of that State. Most of
the farming towns show a decrease. Sixty
two towns having population Of 6s,99S in
1860 now have but 62,676, a loss of 1922
Other places, however, have increased.
Manchester will show an increase of 5000 !;
Concord 5000; Keene 500o Nashua 1900 !;
Portsmouth 100O Rochester 900. The total
decrease throughout the State will be about
$4,000. New Hampshire is likely to lose one
member of Congress under the census.
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years since these now we'll known pills were first
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Freedom Notice.

NOR valuable consideration have given to my son
L. FRANK N. SYLVESTER, his time from this date
until he shall be of legal age shall claim none of his
earnings. be responsible for any debts conrac
by him after this date JOHN b. SYLVESTER
Witness, j. A, BRACKFTr.
Lincolville, July Il, 1870. 3W3
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Gen, George Washington was known to
make only one joke. During the debate in
the first American Congress, on the estab-
lishment of the Federal Army member Of
fered resolution providing that it should
never exceed three thousand men; whereup
on Washington made an amendment that no
enemy should invade the country with Il
force exceeding two thousand men This
Joke was Il perfect success, and the laughter
which it excited smothered the resolution
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Mark Twain is getting up some ''specials,' y
from the seat of war, to the Buffalo Express
In one of them he says
The Emperor sends his troops to the field
with immense enthusiasm. He will lead them
in person when they return
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REPAIRING, RE-POLISHING, RE-sTRINGING,
NEW HAMMERS, DAMPERS, AND HARPING,

NEW HAMMERS, DAMIERS, AND HARPlNG,
REGULATING, TONING AND TUNING.
With experience of more than fifteen years in every
department of manufacturing, including the last six
years in the employ of MessrS. CHICkERING & Sons.
of Boston, warrants sufficient recommendation that he
is qualified to put In complete order any work of this
kind entrusted to his care.
The public, by ayailing themselves of his services
have their pianos restored to their original perfect
convenience and expense Of having to them from
the house; and may rely that every part will be put
the most complete order 10 those residing at any
siderable distance from the facilities usually found
factory, this presents an unsual opportunity.
What he proposes to effect as the result OF his expert
ence is to restore them from their present why,
musical, noisy sound to their original volume of tone
purer and more quality of tone, and improved
condition of the key board and action making them
susceptible and pleasant to the touch thereby pro-
ducing change every way desirable would tre-
quenty change the owners pan-to exchange the old
tor a new one,
The prices for regulating, toning and tuning from
eight fifteen dollars according the condition of the
work. The public rest assured that charges will
be made beyond the true value. When this work
is done it is permanent and lasting. Pianos should be
tuned often twice in year. Price for single
tuning dollars. The subscriber intends to be here
each year attend to all orders of this
kind,
Those desiring information regarding the condition
of their Instruments improve the opportunity with
out expense) when he calls to receive orders.
Warranted to give satisfaction pay. The patron
age OF the public is respectfully solicited.
A1-Orders can be LETT at Washburn's Book Store.
STEPHEN GROVER.
Post Office address, EAST BOSTON, Mass, 4w4
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The North Carolina Senate will contain 80
Democrats and IS Republicans. The House
Is Democrats and 40 Republicans.
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SEARSMONT The Democrats OF Searsmont will
meet in Caucus at Gmores Hall, Saturday. Aug. 18th,
at O'clock p NJ, to choose delegates to the State,
Congressional and County Conventions.
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LINCOLNVIlLE. The Dem crats of Lincolnville,
are requested to meet in Caucus at BILLINGS HALL
Centre on Saturday, Aug. 13th at O'Clock
in the to choose delegates to attend the Sena
oral and County Conventions TO be holden at Belfast.
Per Order.
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MONTVllIF An adjourned meeting of the Demo
Gratis of Montvilie will be holden at the North Ridge
Meeting House, on Saturday the 18th of August at 5
O'Clock in the afternoon. Per Order.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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MARRIED.

In Monroe, Aug. LIST, by Rev. J. Walker, Mr. Freder
lex A. Clark and Miss Abby A. Haswel, both of Mon
roc.
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REI MONT The Democrats of Belmont, will meet
at Town House Saturday, Aug. 18th. at o'clock p N
to choose delegates to the State Congressional and
County Conventions.
The Republican journal., 1870-08-11

A worried railroad conductor says that "A stone
deaf man will go five miles ont Of his way to walk
on railway track
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SEARSPORT, The Democrats OF Searsport, are
requested to meet in Caucus at the TOWN HOUSE, on
attend the County Convention in Belfast on the Goth
inst. Fer Order.
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NORTHPORT. The Democrats OF Northport,
requested meet at the Saturday Cove School House.
delegates to the State Congressional and County Con
ventions. Per Order.
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WINJERPORT. The Democrats nss Of winterport,
ID, at O'Clock p NJ to choose delegates to attend the
State, Congressional and County Conventions
Per Order Town Committee.
Winternort, Aug. s. 1870.
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FRANK FORT The Democrats of Frankfort
ire requested to meet at the SCHOOL HOUSE, in Dis
rict No. on Saturday the l3th inst. at half past six
O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose choosing dele
gates to attend the congressional and County Conven-
IONS PER ORDER.
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Horace Greeley was invited to lecture in
llliaoi~. lie sent the following reply;
Drag Ntr.-I'm oNerworked and growing old
1 shall he 10 next Feb. 3. ON the whole, il seems
must decline to lecture henceforth, except in this
immediate vicinity, if do at all. cannot prom
80, 10 visit Illinois ou that errand-certanly not
lInW- ours, HORACE GREELEY.
" a. castle, sandwich. Illinois,"
What this letter, in Mr.. Greelev's ugly
chirography WAS deciphered TO mean, may
hc seen hy the following reply:
SANDWICH, ILL.,, May T.
Horace Greeley. New York Tribune
Brar Nir-lour acceptance 10 lecture before
sur association next winter came to hand this
morning Nour penmanship not being the plainest,
q laah some time To translate ii; but we succeeded
aud would say Your time-'3d of Feb. and terms
>tiH, entirely satisfactory. As you suggest.
maA be able 10 get you other engagements in
lhl, kioinity il so, We will adv Use YOU
lourS respectfully. NJ. X. CASTLE"
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Ar n4n9l hguine SNmpathisrr with prus-
. .omli hardly have predicted the magniti-
1 ~n,,,e~~,~ achieved hy her arms, as set
.1h in the dispatches which we publish to-
i4N \,a nnlN :iaS the flower of the French
lni. Commanded by the veteran Mcmahon,
t-fH di-a-trou~ly defeated, but victorious
rfu-~iau army, of immense strength and
4--tanily recruited, is in The heart of France,
aud marching straight upon the capital
N.rt Than his. Internal disorders have brok-
. ,,ul, luhlic confidence i, gone, and the
,apao toit.r- to it~ fall 1t is spectacl,
l.lp. q ibe ra'plr ai to-day scarcely expected
.aNk upon-
"A ~,r no hope inr the French The tall,
I snlnug undi~ciplined men. with the hope
"a ~lAyug the advance of the prussians, i
,ii- A trained army would annihilate mil
lal- ii them. lhc coming news from tina
iaalter viii he looked for with the creates
.iiereSi
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PIANO-FORTES
PUT IN COMPLETES ORDER
Without the Necessity Of Sending them 10 Factory

The subscriber takes this method of informing the
citizens of Belfast that he is here and will remain
short time for the purpose of giving his personal aten
ton to this branch of the business, and is prepared
offer them his services in these special departments in
Guiding
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THE DEMOCRATS OF MONROE, will meet in
llth at six O'Clock r N. to choose delegates to the
State Congressional and County Conventions, and to
nominate candidate for Representative.
Per Order Town Committee.
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Cure for Female Weakness.

THIS WONDERFUL MEDICINE, made from an In
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By ncosng 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. q. Goodwin Co., Hanover Street, Boston,
and by all Druggists
PRICE-UNE DOLLAR per bottle
RANDOLPH, Mass. October 10, 1853.
MRS. BELCHER-I had been sufferer for seven years
before knew about your Medicine. had no faith. for
had tried various kinds of Medicines and several Ply
scians, and only relieved for short time. | will
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Very respectfully MRS. 6. II. WINNErT.
MRS BElCHER: Spending last summer with my
mothernlaw, Mrs. D. NJ. Barker who lives at Island
Falls, had chance to test your medicine and find it
all it is recommended, and wish to try 1t again. /
send you five dollars for bottles Direct to Mrs S.
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Ask FOR Or. CLARkE'S SHERRY WINE BITrERS,

And take other. See that the portrait of Dr., Clark
is upon the label of each bottle. No other is genuine
They puery vegetable and will not ntoxcae tsp
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BELFAST The Democrats OF Belfast, are requested
to meet in Caucus at the COURT HOUSE, on Saturday
evening Aug 18TH at seven o'clock for the purpose OF
choosing delegates to the Congressional District Con
venon, and the County and Senatorial Conventions.
PERI rIe
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CorpOrators Meeting.

TINHE Corporators OF Georges Valley Railroad Com
pany hereby notified, by act OF Incorporation
10 meet at the Town HI Ouse at I MON on the roth
day of August, A. D. 1870, at O'Clock Z. M, for
the purpose of organizing said Company and doing such
other business may legitimaely come before them
NAHUM THURSToN, A. II. WENTWORTH,
JAMES CREIGHTON, EDWARD BURGESS,
X. r. ALEXANDER, THOMAS SToRER,
r. PATTERSON, HIRAM BLISS, JK.,
WILLIAM HUME 3w3