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THsTITuT1oN or THE ssTERs or ST. JOSEPH.
Corner ST. Philip and Galve. street.,
New Orieana. 80 {

Tho government thrau6hout this establishment 4,
mug end parental The pupils never seporsted frn
Snefr RAcroation table
tno same for ALL In mort everything tonds Ia nro
mote aneStonate union between the Eistera and the
The instruction is thcrcug and solid md in harnony
tn me of society," The course
I'm both Enghth and French AL tho brsnches Of fno
1e0Re cquveted At the present day Each languaoe n
~ natives OF respective countries DO 8 to In.
Tho acsdemical year chosen with nuh1,c .xh,,,,.,.
vited. - "AA0" pAf'n's sfo IN
Education Is here the object Of speoal attento, ana
Soucasude Governing those placed under their chare
oy moral sIasion alone the Sisters St Joseph endes
strict observunce Of polite amiabe anS
inst feelings OF respect and affection towards parents
Eupils Of all denominations are admitted '''
NoTA-During the bathing season the Board,ru
10 moved to the Bay St Louis where the Sister,
Oh 81 Louis nave hourishing academy.
TERMS,
10 be paid in advance follows
Enrran1S, % 4, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Music Lessons and use of Instrument. -... "a 90
TSree-;rn a.Snn: 90
~. ny /ossois. 90
on painting according to the number Of pupis
Needle-work In all 10 varieties golden embraderv'
artincfA flowers IL taught bosrders without exa
For further particulars address, superioress Of the
academy OF the Sisters of St Joseph Box I5I New Or
'An'' or more convenient spP b t e A..
CLASS OF ORNAMENTAL woRx
Inc Sisters Of st. Joseph win open, ON the First
Eursday q Octobcr Class Of Ornamental Work snci
? tSpesery golden embroidery, artificial flowers hair
.l.e~e 4e--. P0r month. %. seas ly |
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Do good for thine own satisfaction, and
care not what follows. Cause no gray hairs
to any one; nevertheless, for the truth,
even gray hairs are to be disfegarded.
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SAINT vINcENT's COLLEGE,
CARE GrRARpnAu. Msssor,,

Ihis institution conducted by this Priests Of The ~
segauxom OF the Msafon Ct st. Vincent Of Pani "a
above Cairo and one hundred and Hfty mss bsYc =.
Ine College buildings arc large commodious and val,
I1 Inc grounds are beautiful extensiye and
tounS A. y Of easy access Regular daily packets
LIE Scholsstic yaHr begins ON the FIRST 1soyp
VI sEfTEMBER, and enda about the frat NJ TnI.z
al. TERMS.
t59ard and Tuition, Per scholastic year !. ro.o
~ Ssa9Ing, ana mepdtng Of articles washed o.
M,,.c o>''iAoo- 10
For further information apply to -.
Rev. ANTHONY vERrNA. C.M
Or to Rev. THOS. J. SMITH, O. III. o'neee'
SUE SUE ~ st. Joseph's Church. New Oreanss
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T. JOSEPH's URSULINE ACApEMy FoI
YOUNG LADIES' 80
SRnMonIELD. ILLINOIS, h
Fofmerly Of Charleston, south Carolina,

IL adspted in every respect for an
hSathfal and retired The building Is comm odnna has
~ Sne modern improvements and Is heated thrOuehont
TsS Usanes being for The osntue, reca
81 youth At IL almost useless 70 add hsrc Nat
VII 90 icft 1ndone to impart the pppiis con-
dt edncation IN the highs. Of the word
10y atone structng the intellect but with mst~rnsI
care, guiding and training the heart - ~ ''seAiAi
Of the present condition Of the sop.b
E iaxanthag sn d F P Bed gsddag
tSn wing Painting, Rnbrodsry and Plain sewing r
SSu nprn at springaed. Illinois, Rev win
api7tf NJ B. BRADY, 10 Onion .trse.
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CORNER CAMP AND nSH1e coni lsscl -srRrrrz

i 49,
The Oldest and Most Efficient and
cal College in the United States There Is mi ~
uly S1tIons atd strangers who wish B1siT1ees ES3
S .or themselves or sons are invited to call stu.
ege at time When clubs Of three or more enteS a.
me sane time nom the same place per cent deduc
ton win DO made. Beard and 1odQine IS mar month
rreoc, fssepng Penmanship Aathematcs Eneiish
rrenc9 spanish, German Photography etc. ara tSuahz
IS usea IN busnesseo that each student can at once
M Or AHr set Of Booka An education that ena
pies the student to $1,000 a9OO0 5000 per
y Ine best FORTUNE parents give their sons The
Soutn mnsI now educate ALL heg PRAcTTcAIIY or
tnSy Tiu forever be the slaves Of the North.
n. B-xoung men, take notice that 40 far A known
every one OF the numerous Graduates COLLEGE 6
the Past years Is in profitable busira@
AIter 81 yoacs Of success this College requires fr
sneE lndor9enent than the fact that SEVERAL THdII
SAND on tts Graduates in Prosperous Buaine~S In
rms City and over the South.
aPs ~ RUFUS DoLBEAR, President.
PATENT IRISH 8KLT-
\ superior article for ROOAng purposes nanuhss-
tured by d. AadersOn Sen: Belfast, IrslSaa.
1or aas BY J. g. LINGHAM q CO.
WY IL Carpndelst Ssrsst. ]
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RUPTURE CURED.

HERNff "a tTeass%ont md CUnE OF RUPTGRE IND
erJ VIII guarantee moro perfect xclief eovo1,t
ana and rapid improvcfosnt tSsn n.n
TgSsaned 81 any other person applisnos IN thc
OF time AFFLICTED. Also. = N0 t-seHs oE ha8sn
INsnTpR Iy FOR TIE CURE OF EVERY
ofACaES OF HUMAN DEFORMTTY ON
HAND OR MADE no ORDHR.
EnM % address, With stamp for circular, mr. ~ at q
EfshlSS ONCE No. l6 Sc Charles etren1 mn .tc,S
New Orleans Hours from 10 a n 10 r. ~ " III ~
TRUSsEs AND BRACES,
Ahe iouowing Highest Premiums swardsd r.
u. sPLLMANN, Manufacsursr and n,t.r
ID street. Orleans, tho Fourth xoui.;s..
State Fair 1870:
Diplomas for Best and most co,nfortabIs r,-.. L.
Dsn sexes Bess Child Trss, Best Umkiilicai
0Sss lrnsa Fad Best Shoulder Bsaae Raaf
1SnopEe0to Attachmenes. "a
IN; a. stILLNANN Inventor and Paterter rf r.,,....
Spring.; Back raas or the terror al -, srr
for ma examine before purchasing else Whcre Orsr:
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~ cls.sse commenoe about the mid61s fecpssmber
&C. ~ ne end q July BY an einasaoa and
1con ete. may BE- procured 1t the Institution Of
sps sss recsived ct any time during The ysaz and
For further particulars apply @ ~ Mctier
Academy Of the Holy Angola ~ n : - su3s "
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eaHs 70 The capscious airy and fhesuushiy sdapte.
eI,dingM httherto known the Pass Chfistan No6ei
Inuy reshsin1 tho Ans which controlled the acf Of 10
nova has reached enviabe standard Of oducations
ao1nineae whtlA ~ pnsurpassed advantages a loCa
on = wei = the solid ohacter Of the studies pur
sHsc Hoontinnss e hold ont eyery guaranty for Che
dents committed TO tho Hrothers care. -, : - =
Inc range Of studies carried ont by N
EAcosy includese Preparatory COmnercal md (s0lc.
gate couree, literary and on fhe
Monday Of Octobar, In every year and enns an
tne Ffst o. august next ensuing IN view however, Of
xacauties 70 students classes win b keDt oen
vscatto9s offering desirable opportunity TO pa
year and entering their and wards during
tne Eeceee In such event, the natciouAtca vhil~ en-
wholesome exercise in the bracinQ ~
the uf coast wall DO admitted All thc ~
Two mcnfhs preparatory studiesA large Can-the ret
& q n snem lor meeting at once the requirements OF
The ssrms rated moderate scale Of prices a.
Tor term Of Ave months invariably IN advance
Dosra, Washing Tuition and Doctors fee, for torn
~. Nv nvusuc el6S
lsntrance Fes. to be paid once only -SAI "a
1canen ~ college. with preparatory studies from
ist OF August to LIST of October. ...,.... m
EXTRA CHARGES,
husic-Piano per term Of Ave montbr EN-
HNionn, (stfUgs furnished). .....-.......... rs
Fiute, or any other wind instrument ~ %
information may be obtained ut st. Nary;s Collage
foucher and Poeyfarre Streets New Orleans and
Of circulars and other particulars address -
BRO. ISAIAH, Preaidenf
:. :. fass Christian College.
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ST. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL =CoLLEaE
BAY ST. LOUIS. AIssrss1rr1

This institution conducted by the Brothers of tho
sacred Heart. has been in successfn operation since
1850 Hts beautifully situafed the shores this Bay
commanding extensive view Of the Guf-ana sfSsrd
ing All the advantages Of tho breese and bathing I'm
tne summer, H. for the pupils, great inctement Ia
prises all the branches Of good Engllsh education
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81 "A HANcEITHE INSTITUTES OF ar,
mated sc about eco which viii be TaSi ~ - ess.
.a .s o named tnsssnie ckets win be dispossS
= eeen Gatnonc parcuta aDd fFienda win ~ Ssj
anis establishments either by tssr
TIA nr1.. or by securing tickets for the rsfse
part street. corner Of CusJomhouso stFSe1 ssraa In
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE, (Near Mobile Alabame,,

3 tSU 'oAh-d' Near Mobile, Alabana)
This Institution, which DESTROYED by Gre laet
Eebruary being now rebuilt win open it's session on
The terms for the present sesson payable hafyeary
Board Tuition, Wsshing and Stationery A27o 90
Entrance Fee, first year only -.. TX ~
Bed and Bedding ... Il 90
Professor yih be In New Orleans to take oharre NJ
the who may be entrusted their care They
wiz leave the city ON the 6th OF December at O'clock
p NJ, by tho Pontchartrain Railroad For rnferencce
and circnlars address the President Of the CSsse AZ
Spring Hn the College of the Imlnaoulate Copce5tion
corner Basonne and Ccpamon Streets OF r PORTING
AGENT % "ntcnes shfeob-r ,es.5-- no2l ly
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DR: MALoNEY, DENTIST,

nR JAMES W. BARNUM DENTIST
500 Magazine street (near the Market1
haPpy to inform his patients and the public genefay
that ne - now prepared TO make all fnds Of xrticis
In every Particular attenton paid to the
walton of the natural teeth References from some o
ia2Iy ~ ~ 1 ~ WHO oAn0o'
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st JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ Conducted by the Sisterp Of Charitv 1A-D'
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County, Msrvland

This insttusion pleasantly situated in ha.,th "a
s a part q Frederick county Naryland Saif
sLon 1nnmirs6urg. and two miles from Mount a.
Gotege IL was commenced in 1909 sSd inco ~
~ the 1ogslature Of Naryland IN 1915 TIA
DuliotnRs are convenient and spacious. - ~o'0' Ane
i TERlns. 49,
o'AT Bs sna Tuition per acsdepic year. Including
10 ,ana hedding, Washing, Mendin0 ard $780,
fQo0
I55r. ALL PAYABLE M ADVANCE ieo %
Ine Aeadsnie year "a divided In two aeenioaa ~ a.
t sacn 1egin2ing respectively the ssth Of A.
gust and the 18th Of January. = '-oa Au
Letters or inquiry directed to the IS '4t Hf-
,-, - MOTHER SUPERIOR
api7fy Sc Josephs Acsdsmy, Enn,itaSn15. ,ra
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TRUE HERoIsM.-Some building is in pro
gress Mt Tullowbeg College, and an extraordi.
nary accident occurred there a few days since
whilst mason named William Devereaux was
at work upon high wall, he was placing q
large stone of great weight in position on Che
surface when he felt it slipping rom him jnst
He saw that If it fell she woulds lie killed. and
endeayoring with all HIS might 70 prevent her
death, even at the risk of his own life, he
ma his grasp, although he knew that
the result was death to himself The moor
fellow succeeded in his brave attempt, for he
held the stone long enough to insure her
safety and saved her life by giving his own,
for the momentum of the weight dragged him
with it and he was killed. He is much re-
GREETED, for his life, ever that of o moral and
religious man, was ended by o characteristics
act OF devotion and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Inde-
feNoenI sri
A pamphlet entitled: "Irish Nationality in
1870, by a Protestant Celt," which has lust
been published here deserves to be received bv
al Irish netionalists with q true and hearty
welcome. Its author Ia q gentleman of high
position and estimable character, and of ff1e
Intellectual attainments. In his firm sincerity
II purpose, all who have the pleasure to know
Inn feel the most perfect confidence, and we |
IAN scarcely give higher praise to the little |
YORK now before US than by generally saying |
hat this book is worthy of the author. 1t is
lot at time like this, when men are breaking
ng themselves together in q spirit of simple
examination as patriots, and liberal toler-
noe as men--it is not at such q time that
eterans in the fight can look for perfect
1entity of opinion and of method between
HES, old and new. It iS abundantly enough |:
hat the Protestant Celt," and others who.
Ike him, observe attentively the course OF
rish politics, begin to grow tired of a system
nder which "the opinions of three or four
nglish editors outweigh the desires of three
'urths of the Irish people, and to see for
1emselves that the English bulldog and the
-ish greyhound cannot hunt in couples much
niger. :
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CARDINAL CUILEN.-The rumor grows again
that Cardinal Cullen is not to return to Ire.
land as Archbishop of Dublin, but that he is to
kepe In Rome as q special adviser. If true
perhaps this foreshadows his advancement to
the Papacy itself, an event which many here
consider probable.-TRe Echo.
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A cADEhY OF TEE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA. RICHMOND, vnersnA.
f+f -
Tho dutios of this Institution vii, ,s r..nn,.s
e7g FIRST MONDAY IN sEprEaaRER.

kslsnts and GIhrdians desiring rst cirss Boara,,
syery Sr sIsr daughters and Wards WIN and here
Loeated in the healthiest portion of one Of tba
every fsoi anS f rom ;tason addition
moral OF high grade. LARGO addition. hsyo haa ~.
70 the buildings to meet the Increasing appjica
for Prospectus and Terms TO the Office ~ t
afraet SIar and Catholic messenger, 100 Gravier
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left at ex-Judge Stuart's house for the pur-
pose Of falling into official hands. Chief
Wood subsequently sent the two trophies of
his detective skill to Washington but the die
was afterwards distracted from the Treasury
Department. A search was made for the
thief, but without success, and the officials
came to the conclusion that one of the at
taches of the department had been brbed to
steal it, The plate which was considerably
battered at the time of its capture, was
brought to this city few weeks ago, and
was introduced as evidence in the suit com
menccd by the United States at the District
Court, before Judge Blatchford, against Jay
Cooke & Co., for the recovery Of several
thousand dollars. The suit arose out of the
redemption Of some Of the bonds by the gov
eminent. Brockway was sent to Ludlow
street jail last evening, in default Of $50, 900
bail, The cause of the long delay in secur-
ing the prisoner is attributed to the fact that
the Government desired to ascertain whether
the bonds could be proven to be had in court
before they took measures to arrest any Of
the alleged offenders.
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BELFAST PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Dec. L., 1870.
BUTTER-We quote summer and fall diaries 35a37c
per b selections of choice fall daries at 40a42c; fine
good New York and Vermont at 30aS3c choice Canada
32a3l and inferior 20a25c bakers 5al7c PER
h.
37a3Sc per doz Western Eggs sell at 32a34c and lined
Eggs at 30AS2c.
BEANS-We quote choice Western hand pick ed pea
beans at 81 50a2 IL per bus Eastern do at 81 TO- choice
hand picked mediums 81 l2a2 IS; common pea ~ Is;
common medums 70 marrow beans at 81 80 per bush
POULTRY-We quote choice Turkeys ana Chickens
at 25c fair to good do 22c do at 49, lots
of fowls and chickens lGa2Oc Geese 12alSc Ducks
per ID.
HAY-There is no change to note in the MARKET and
quotations are vel! sustained. We quote prime East
interior do sloa2o. Straw sells at s27 per ton.
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Mortgagee's Notice.

rINHE UNDERSIGNED, hereby gives notice, accord
i Ing to the form of the statute in such made and
provided, that the 10th day OF July A. d. 1855 limo
date recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds page
3 conveyed to him the undersigned certain parcel Of
land situate in said Belfast, being the
pied by said Thompson homestead, particular de-
scrpton of which may be found in the record OF deeds
from Samuel A. Howes to the undersigned In the Regis
try aforesaid Book 10i page 232.
The condition of SAID mortgage has been broken by
the of the notes therein described by
whereof the undersigned claims foreclosure of said
mortgage. S. 5. LEWIS.
Belfast, Dec l, 1870. 3w22
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Commissioners Notice to Creditors.

WE HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE
w Judge of Probate for the County of Waldo to re-
ccive the claims of the Creditors Of
B. Clark late of Troy in said County, deceased whose
estate is represented nsovent, give notice that six
months commencing the eighth day of November 1870
been allowed to said creditors to bring In and prove
their claims and that we will attend the service assigned
us the dwelling house Of James Cotton, in Troy on
Monday the ninth day Of January 1871 and also
Monday the eighth day May 1871 from one O'Clock to
four O'Clock in the afternoon of each day.
JAMES COTTON
GEORGE ii. CARTER.
Dated at Troy, this 9Th day of December 1870. 3w"2
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The engineer of train on the Housatonic
road recently discovered a drove of cattle on
the track; it being too late to stop he put on
all steam. and threw all but one clear, which
was found wedged firmly between the head
of the boiler and the pilot frame, vainly
struggling to escape.
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YI1HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING BEEN appointed
10 Of e OK me
late of slesboro in the county of Waldo deceased do
hereby give public notice that they will for said
purpose the dwelling house of Jas. b. Williams
said Islesboro the 9th day of March 1871 the
sth day of May 1871. j. Is. WILLIAMS,
GEORGE w DODGE.
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The Wing says the liberal citizens of Win
terport raised subscription of about 5000,
with which they paid Oft an encumbrance
upon the house and lot occupied by Mrs. Geo.
X. Carter, a worthy woman who was left a
widow in November, with three boys de-
pendent upon her for support. Such deeds
are worth infinitely more than the value of
the present
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Two Kcwaunee CWis) men, when return
ing from visit the other evening, encoun-
tered two savage bears. Each made for q
tree and climbed it, and there they were kept
for several hours, the bears walking around
beneath them.
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Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND
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A Book for Everybody.
Flatered by the reception of, and great demand for
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These are, beyond all comparison the most extraordi-
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EITHER SEX, can either require or wish to know, but
what is fully explained, and many matters Of the
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which aluion even be found in any other works
In language. All the NEW DISCOVERIES Of the au
thor whose experience is such probably before
should be without these valuable books.
"VALUABLE BooKs.-We have received the valuable
medical works published by the Peabody Medical nst
tute These books of actual merit, and should find
place in every intelligent family. They not the
cheap order of abominable trash published by rrcspon
sble parties and purchased to crafty tastes
are written by responsible professional gentleman of
eminence as 4 source of instruction vital matters
concerning which lamentable Ignorance exists. The
portant subjects presented treated with delicacy
ability and care, and appendix, many useful pre-
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1.-THE author OF these books is of the learned
and popular physicians Of the day, and entitled the
gratitude of for these Invaluable productions.
II seems to be his aim to induce men and women to
avoid the of those diseases to which they
ject, and he tells them Just how and when to do it,"
Either book sent by mail on receipt of price.
N. b. The Author of the above named medical works
is the Chief Consulting Physician of the Peabody Med
cal Institute and is constantly employed in cOnsulta
ton with invads from all parts OF the country that he
has time to attend to mere business details. There
fore all letters should be ADDRESSED to the PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, or DIR. w. III. PARKER the
Medical Assistant of the Author, and his Business
Agent who, as we'll as the Author himself M ~ be con
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perience.
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ri
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LEGISLATURE NOTICE.

T,IIE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE, that they
l. will petition the Legislature of Maine at its next
session. grant themselves and associates of
incorporation for the manufacture of Brick and other
articles in Waldo County with such powers
ally granted to similar corporations
JOSEPH b. MOOR.
JOSEPH ID. ROBINSON.
Bangor, Dec. ., 1870, 3w23t
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF DELEAST,
ARRIVED,

Dec. 10. Sch Robert Byron, Clark Baltimore
" IL. Schs Almanac Crosse, Boston; Eclipse Rob
bins, Frankfort.
II. Schs ATLANTA, Pierce, New York; Jack
Downing, Patterson, Kockland.
SAILED.
Dec 10. Sch Isis Bullock Boston,
i" Il. Schs Robert Byron, Clark, Frankfort; AL
mama, Grose, Winterport.
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ON THE SECOND OF JANUARY at the New Hail.
Saturday Cove, Northport. Everybody is invited 70
come. 2w23sp
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MARRIED..

In Bucksport, Dec. 9Th. by Rev. c. Stone Mr.. William
II. Grant OF Stockton and Mrs. Mary j. Page of Pros
poet.
In Searsmont, Dec. II, by Hiram W ing ESQ. Edwin
E. Hall of to Miss Lizzie S. Kackli Of
ton.
In Stockton, Nov ~ by Rev.J. Harris Enoch Staples
TO Miss Mary +. Brown. both Of Stockton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ASK nor DR.. CLARKE'S SHERRY WINE BlIlERS.


And take other See that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label OF each bottle. No other genuine
They are puery vegetable and will not into xcate tsp
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Store to Let.

NNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR RENT THE
i very desirable store now occnped by himself 1t is
situated the square within few rods of the Railroad
Depot and is well adapted for any wholesale retail
business. Possession given Jan. lst. Apply to
Belfast, Dec. 1:}, 1870. 3w23 5. S. LEWIS.
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DIED.

Obituary notices beyond the date, ms nj ge mast
bepadfor.l
In this city, Dec. 5th, of Consumption Arphaxad Jr.
son of Capt Arphaxad and Harriet L. Coonibs aged ~
years.
So let 1t be- for meier earth
Should man, his home prepare,
The spirits feel its heavenly birth,
And spurns at mortal care.
Even when young worth and genius die
Let no vain tears be shed,
But bring bright wreaths of victory
And crown the early dead.
In Lincolnve, Dec LIST, Almira A. wife OF Joseph
ii. Field, aged 80 years.