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Another Witness for DR.. Gage.

CHINA, Me-, July $, 1870. DIR. GAGE. Sir:
saw you at the Mansion House, in Augusta,
last August | told you if | got well of my
lameness, You should hear from me again. |
was afflicted with deep ulcers on my limbs and
lamencss which had compelled me to walk with
crutches fifteen years. l will now inform YOU
that you made Il perfect cure in my case, the
sores healing without a drop of Medicine. You
can publish this, if you please, and if any one
disbelevcs the statement 1 will send you the
names Of "a dozen witnesses to prove its truth
Yours truly, Mrs. A. HANSON.
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Cure of Chronic Diarrhna of Seven Years
Cfandinu

Calvin b. Vinal, of Vinalhaven, Me-, afflicted
with chronic diarrhna, debility, &C., and who
was perfectly cured by DIR. Gage in August
1869, writes as follows: "My health is good
and l think it is as good as it ever was in ny
life If YOU visit Rockland, think you witl
have Il great many from this place, for they
think there is no one that can do the good that
YOU can, for every one thought l could get no
help, and many expected to see me relapse, the
cure having been effected so quickly; but thank
fortune am still well. When you are at Rock
land please write me, and will send the atllict-
ed to you. Yours very truly,
CALVIN B. VINAL.''
We hereby certify that the foregoing state
ment of Mr.. Ninal is strictly true, and that he
is now in our employ well man.
BODWELL. WEBSTER & Co.
Vinalhaven, Me.
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W""A cA"DING
AND
CLOEH DRESSlNll,

JESSE DORSIAN informs his friends and the
public, that he continues to carry on Wool Carlng
and Cloth Dressing, at Freedom Village, where they
may depend on having their work we'll and faithfully
done. He will run two sets of Cards, and do work
at short notice, and in workmanlfke manner.
Wool and Cloth left at the store of +. A. Foilett
Belfast will be taken, clrded dressed and returned
once week.
BS- Price the same as at other Mills.
Freedom Village, June ISL. 3w4s*
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More Evidence Of DR.. Gaoe's Skill.


More Evidence Of Or. Cages Skill.
VIM. II. Welman, of Itockland, had been
afflicted with liver complaint, rheumatism, &C.,
which medicines failed to relieve; restored in IL
very short time.
Miss l. j. Randall, Monroe, Me-, weak and
contracted limb six years; wore an artificial
limb years; two operations and was walking
about to the astonishment of all.
5. &. Arey, Rockland, little daughter afflicted
with three discharging sores upon thigh as large
as hand; perfectly healed in ashort time. Mrs.
Jas. Jameson, heart disease, cured. Mrs. D..
Barber Vinalhayen, cured of catarrh. Geo.
Bassett, So China, cured of scrofula on head
and body 80 years standing. Mrs. VIM. Cross
man. China, tumor on face Is years, removed.
Caln II. Sprowl, Bristol, debility and nervous
prostration; had not worked for two years :;
cured. Mrs. Meservy Jefferson, Me-, lame for
Il long time; cured by two visits. Mrs. Eunce
Gray, Montville, helped or cured of chronic
mirubs. E. p Prescott, China, enlargement in
hand size of an egg, cured. VIM. Cooper.
Burnham, lame shoulder, could not put hand
10 head cured. Mrs. A. NJ. Priest, f. Nassal-
boro', impaired vision, cured. c. j. Russell,
Warren. wonderfully helped of heart disease
and neural ga. Mrs. f. Richards, Ninalhavcn,
Me-, liver and stomach arrangements, general
weakness and prostration little exercise,
cured. Hundreds of cures equally wonderful
could be given, but we have already occupied
sufficient space, and offered ample evidence to
sustain his claim to the confidence OF the alict-
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FOR NEURALGIA 1mmeasurably the best
known cure for neuralgia. rheumatic pains
headaches and ailments of that nature, that has
yet b cen brought 10 public notice, is Briggs
AIleNmtor. This valuable compound Is pre-
pared by Dr. J, Briggs, the celebrated chropo-
dist, ana like his corn curative is an undoubted
SntCcSS.
Few individuals are aware that the Diseases
OF the feet, if not fatal to ones life certainly
Is annoying AS can be, and the remedy is SIM
| pie an1 sure; the corn bunion, or inverted nail
must he slIfnlly and carefully treated, and the
| pain entirely ceases. The best way to obt ain
hiS relief is to purchase a box of Briggs Allie
Nltor or Curative can be obtained at any drug
gst store. sold by Richard II. Moody, S. A.
| lioWc> \ Go. Belfast, l.. Curtis Jr. Scarsport,
Roberts \ llichhorn, Stockton. Mulgctt &
SihY, Prospect, }. W. SeaycN, Frankfort, and
all druggists generally. 1m3S
JohSon's anodyne Linimcnt will give more
relief i'll eases of Chronic rheumatism, no mat
ter how severe, than any other article known TO
medical men.
pr. A. Il. Wing is a keen observer, and of
uniring industry, and his honest integrity is
proved bN the Standard value of his medicines.
2wi.
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%nA AGENTS WANTED, Male and
ClDO Female, to sell two articles as salable as
Flour, and needed in every family. Samples sent
This is no git enterprise or humbus, but they are
new articles Of real merit. Reader, if you want
profitable and honorable employment, send on your
tculars, with sample free, by return mail. Address
,.m4s N. ii. WHITE, Newark, New Jersey.
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Valuable Real Estate f0r Sale,


TN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDER OF
l. the Board of Directors of said Company, shall
sell at public auction, at their office in Hayford 5
Block, in the city OF Belfast, on Saturday the 18th
ment OF assessments made thereon, on the 10th day
of July, A. d. 1868, the 21th day of March, A. ID.
1862 the 2lst day of june A. D. le69 and the I'd day
OF August, A ID. 1860, the following described shares
of the Clnital Stock of Slil GnmnlnN viz
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MARRIED..
l ED.

| OtitnarS notices, beyond The date, name anil age
must DC paid tor.l
In Northport, June 4th, Alonzo +. Fletcher, aged
81.
In Unity, May 10th, Martha f., wife of c. r
Mitchell and daughter of Hale and Elvira Parkhurst
aged 81 years.
In Willoushby, Ohio, May goth, at the residence
of his son, D. s. I;oynton, Mr. james Boynton, for
merly OF Montville, aged 20 years. Eastern papers
please copy.
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City of Belfast.

HNIIE, JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE OF
i the City Council, on Accounts and Claims will
be in session at the Adcrmen's room, on the first
Monday of each month at O'Clock Z. NJ.
All bills against the city must be presented al said
meetings to be entered upon the Roll for payment
that month. Fer Order.
n. +. HOUSTON, Chairman.
Belfast, April Is, 1851. 2mos4l
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Manhood. How Lost, How Restored

sasJsA- just published, new edition of DIR.
I1LAA CulVerWell's Celebrated Es.
say on the radical cure (without medi
cine) of SrERMAToRRIIGA, or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMPo
TENCY Mental and Physical lncapacity, ,lmpediments
to Marriage etc; also, CONSTITUTION, EPILEPSY
and FITS induced by selfndulgence or sexual ex
trayagance.
as-Price, in sealed envelope, only G cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine the application of the
knife; pointing out mode of cure at once simple
certain, and eftectual by means of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and radically.
R1-This Lecture should be in the hands of ever,
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal. in a plain envelope, to any ad
dress, postpaid on receipt OF six cents, OF two pos
stamps
Also, DIR. CULvERWELL'S' Marriage Guide ,
Price 25 cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. C. KLINE & co.,
leg BOwery, New York, Z. .. BOX 4 $50
1yrS
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Bark For Sale at Auction

,Q1{,4{zX5b WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AJC-
ton, without reserve, at bangor.
June sth, at O'Clock, P. NJ, new Bark, COO tons
register full double of first quality materials
rugged and complete, with full set of ballast on
board She was built under special survey, rates
for seven years, and has full and complete suits of
sails and gear Can be fitted for in few days
j. W. THOMPSON,
II, HERRIMAN.
Stockton, May 90, 1871. 3w46 Trustees
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RETURN OF DR.. GAGE,
Most Wonderful Cures on Record.

| Dr. Gage, the wdely-known Natural Physi-
clan, whose success throughout Maine for the
past three seasons, is unparalleled, has again
returned to the State, and has taken parors at
his old quarters at the American House, Belfast,
| from June 18th until about the 1st of July,
| tunity to avail themselves of his valuable SER
vices. 1t is evident he has method of great
merit from the crowds of patients visiting him
daily, and the extraordinary success he has in
the treatment of all manner of chronic OF lin
gering disease, many of his cures almost work
ing on the miraculous. For the satisfaction of
some we subjoin the following as a test of his
ability to cure the most stubborn and complicat-
! ed discusses
CHINA, Me-, July %, 1870. To phom ii mag
China and State of Maine, do hereby certify that
my wife was cured of a cancer on the lett
| breast by DR.. Gage, when al Augusta, about
one year ago, without the application OF Medl-
cines or Surgery. We had consulted Physicians
said to be skilled in that branch. but she steadi-
| " grew worse As a last resort we consulted
| Dr. Gage who cured her as above stated, and
am happy TO say not vestige of the disease re-
| mains. AARON DANfS.
| We, acquaintances and neighbors of Mr..
Davis. do hereby certify that his statement is
strictly true. ELIJAH ROBERTS, JR., NJ. B.
CLARK, b. j. CLARK, STEPIIENiCLARK, NELLIE
DAVIS, A. c. ROBERTS.
| EAST VAssALBoRo', Me-, August 9, 1870.
To whom it may concern: This certifies that
was cured of a difficulty about the heart OF
twenty-five go years standing, by DR.. Gage,
| when at Augusta about one year ago
| Z. BUTTERFIELD.
Mrs. d. l.. PALMER, Palermo. Heart Dis
case, debility, &c. Suffered intensely, and
could use her arms or hands but little without
| increasing the difficulty, says she feels cured,
and can do work she had not been able to do
| for several years.
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The One Horse Sprague Mower.

THIS MACHINE is new and is built expressly for
use with one horse Some manufacturers have built
Il Mower to be used either with one or two horses,
the convenience OF the farmer may require. This
has proved to be mistaken course, rs a Mower de-
signed Tor two horses must necessarily be stronger
and heavier to withstand without breakagc the pow
eNertcd by the team than to be used with one
horse. Another point is that when using single
horse on Machine, built for two the labor for the
horse is too hard The impression exists therefore,
that one horse machine cannot be built that will
work well with one horse as the regular machine
rect this wrong impression by building truly prac-
tcabc One Horse Mower.
Our thills shafts are firm and strong, vet have
neat and tasteful appearance, and have been pro
nounced by many moving machine men the best
that have ever been attached to Mower.
We have taken the greatest care in the construc-
ton Of the machine that the horse, inside shoe and
right hand drive wheel shall all move in the cleared
track. The Inside Shoe is OF malleable iron, COM
bining lightness with strength, and allowing the
of a Cutting apparatus weighing less than one-hat
of that used in the Two Horse Mower. These i'm
portant advantages, taken In connection with the
Strong points of the two horse machine, which are
all included in the One Horse Mower, make it the
light machine of the world.
All who wish to cut their grass with one horse
should before purchasing, see the Light SpraGuc
Mower the only really practical horse Mower in
the world. E. A. CALDERWOOD, Agent.
The Bay State
HORSE RAKE !
For Sale by
E. A. CALDERWOOD.
T. o. Address. Morrill,, Me. 2m43
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MADAME RENTZ'S FAMOUS AND
ORIGINAL FEMALE MlNsTRELs1
Madame Carlotte Rentz, Managress and Directress,
The first and only successful Female Minstrel
Troupe ever organized in America Comprising
eighteen first class Artists, each secured for some
individual speciality, in Which they challenge the
world to produce their equals, each Lady Artist a
Star, and each Star brilliant one This Is the only
legitimate fine Minstrel Troupe in the world select.
ed from the brightest lumlnares in the profession
who have sprung up like mushrooms in the vain hope
to copy our success. Everything new sparkling and
brilliant.
Admission 35 cts. Reserved Seats so cts.
Doors open at 7-Overture at O'Clock
Tickets for Reserved Seats, for Sale at Washburn.
Bookstore.
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Belfast Police Court.
Reported for the Journal.

June >. Selden Hancock, of Burnham, was
brought before the Court, charged with assault
and battery on J. B. Hazeltine, accompanied by
threats to kill. Hancock was represented as
poor and Of incorporate habits. but quiet and
peaeeaDlc when sober. He was fined 50 and
costs and ordered to recognize with sureties in
5000 10 keep the peace for one year. Appealed.
There iS little railroad unpleasantncss be-
tween the Boston & Maine and the consolidated
Eastern and T.. ;. 4 p. Roads. The two have
hitherto united their Eastern trains at the Bcr-
Wicl; junction, but owing to the clashing Of
interests and misunderstanding that have
arisen, the latter companies no longer bring the
trains Of the Boston & Maine oyer their track
10 Portland, or take their passengers on eX-
press trains at the Junction. Some passen gers
for Portland and the eastern steamers We're left
At the junction on Monday night, much to their
discomfort.
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BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES
THE CONFESSIONS OF Az INVALID.

eUbIISilfD rs warning and for the benefit o.
i goHNg men 0HR others, who suffer from Nervous
ness, General Debility, Sc, supplying me MEANS
of -Ei.t-Ct III,
Written by one who cured him. eli, and sent free
on receiving postpaid directed envelope
Address NArIANIEI. MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. y
6mi5sp
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Another Cure by DR.. Gaze.

NINALHAvEN, Me-, July 3, 1870. DIR. GAGE
Dear Sir: Since your treatment Of my wife al
Rockland, for bad cough, general debility, &c
she has got entirely well. l would sincerely
recommend all afflicted to consult you. You
will always have the best wishes of
Your oledent servant. SMITH HOPKINS.
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The originator OF this wonderful medicine, claims
to have discovered and combined in harmony more
Of Natures most sovereign medical properties than
was ever before combined in one medicine. The
evidence of this fact is found in the great variety of
most obstinate diseases which it has been found to
conquer. In the OF Bronchitis Severe Coughs,
and in the early stages of Consumption it has aston
ished the medical faculty, and hundreds of the best
physicians pronounce it the greatest medical discov
cry OF the age. While it the seycrcSt Coughs
it strengthens the system and puriles the blood. BY
its great and thorough blood purifying properties it
cures all Humor from the worst Scroiula to
mon Blotch, Pimpe or Eruption Mcrcurial Disease,
Mineral Poisons, SyIhilitic and NenerSl Diseases,
and their effects eradicatcd and vigorous health
and sound constitution established. Erysipelas
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Fever Sores Scaly or
Rough Skin, in short, all the numerous diseases
caused by bad BLOOD conquered by this powerful
purifying and invigorating medicine. For oliver
Complaint" Bilious Disorders and lIlbitual Consi-
patton it has produced hundreds Of perfect and per
manent cures where other medicines had failed.
The proprietor offers s 600 reward for medicine
that will equal it in the OF all the diseases for
which it is recommended. Beware OF couuterfeits
and worthless limitations See that my private Gov
ernment Stamp, which is positive guarantee of
Genuinencss, is upon the outside wrapper. This
medicine is Sold by Druggists at S.C0 per bottle.
Prepared by Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., sole Proprietor,
at his Chemical Laboratory, 135 Seneca street,
Buffalo, MY. 10w46
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On and after JUNE 5th, next, passenger trains
will leave Belfast for Boston and Portland at S3C
night Express with Pullman Sleeping Car
attached for Portland and Boston.
Freight Train leaves at A. NJ, connecting al
Burnham at $50 A. NJ, with mixed train for Bangor
and Dexter.
Trains are due at Bslfast-At 7.10 A. NJ. Night
morning except Mondays At GAS P. N. Maj
Train from Portland and Boston. Freight Train, al
SPIN.
Through Tickets will be sold to Boston and bag
gage checked through, and to all Stations on any o
the lines managed by this company.
EDWIN MOVES, Supt.
l.. l.. LINCOLN, Asst Sup't.
May 81, 1871. tf47
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WILLIAM McGILVERY,
SEARSPORT, NE,
By whom the Bonds are for sal

By whom the Bonds are for sale.
aSrOn completion (in 1922 of GO miles OF Railroad
now building, between St. John, N. b. and Halifax,
N. S., there will be unbroken line of Railway
from Halifax to all the chief cities of the United
States and as two three days Of ocean travel can
be avoided, and about 36 hours time saved, from
New York, in going to or coming from Europe, by
rail to or from HalifAx.-a large business in pas
sengers mails and freight will thereby be added to
the traffic over the E, & N. A. Railway. 2m45
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StdlGS
In presenting the SrRAGUE MOWER to the notice
of the Farmers of this country, and i'll soliciting
their patronage the manufacturers feel no hesitation
in making the statement that they calling attcn
ton now to 4 and untried experimental ma
chine but to that has been subjected to the most
thorough and trying tests in many sections OF the
country and in all the various and difficult kinds OF
works which are required from first class Mower,
the results obtained from these trials have been most
satisfactory both to the purchasers and to ourselves.
Our aim has been and will be, to place in the
hands of the Farmer Mower light in weight, easy
OF draft. strong in construction, with the best and
most simple mechanical arrangement and proportion
of the working parts the newest and most complete
facilities for handling cutting apparatus second to
in use, and at price at once fair and reason
able, and much below that heretofore charged for
the same quality of irst-class Mowers.
In order to carry out these designs and to produce
the required results we have secured and combined
the very best mechanical skill with the practical
Moving Machine talent of many years experience.
The Machines placed in the field last season, were
carefully tried and watched in all the different posi-
tions, and upon all kinds Of moving. few i'm
proycmentS have been made, and the Sprague Now
Or of the present day stands higher and is nearer
perfection than any Moving Machine offered to the
public.
So well are we satisfied with the results OF last
years business, and with the promising indications
OF the coming seasons trade, that we have made
great additions to buildings, and have placed in
them large and increased assortment OF the newest
and most improved tools and machinery. With our
present arrangements we are enabled to turn out
fifty machines day.
Thanking the public for their very favorable re-
ception OF the Sprasue Mower and their ready ap-
probation Of its many good qualities and for their
liberal patronage of last season, We respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same, and promise to
every means in power to give the best salts
faction both by the good qualities of our Machine
and the fairness Of our business transactions.
WIN. SPRAGuE, President.
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DLACE WANTED!
AS AN EDITOR, OR ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
Good references given. Address Y. w.
Journal Office.
tft1 Belfast Maine.
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Also at the same time and place. for assessments
made thereof on the 27!h day of March, A. u. 1869
August A. d. $500 the following described shares OF
the Capital Stock of said Company, viz.
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ksEk.EAsT PRICES CURRENT.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rected Ueeh!y Jor the JoH57'ai.

MONTY LILLE. The Democrats OF Moatvill,
ar" requested 10 meet at the North Ridge Meeting
House in said lown, on Saturday, June 1.th, at
o'clock in the afternoon, 70 choose delegates to AT
tcnd the State Convention. Per Order
June 2 1S11. 2wissp OF Town Committee.
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lyr4Ois
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-11
THE BULLETIN.
Publication once, Bulletin Building,
washington Avenue.
FUN AT A CANDY.PULL.
BY SUIT LovENGOoD.

nj bbT LoN ENbOOD.
had a heap Of trouble last Christmas
and III tell you how it happened. .
Dekin Jones gave candy pullin', and
! got stool, as they say in North Caro-
lima, and over goes. .
Sister Poll and / went together, and
when we got 70 old man Jones the house
was chuck-full. Dog mi cats efthsre was
room u turn round
Thar was Sue Harkin--shs's as big as a
skinned horse-and six other Harkins, and
Simmonses, and Pedigrew., and the school,
master and his gal, besides the old dekin-
and the dekiness, and enough little dekin-
esses TO set up half dozen young folks in
the family bIzness. .''..,, |
Well, bimby the pot begnn 10 bile, and
the iun begun. We all got our places
ready, aud put -four on our hands TO keep
me candy from stickin, and then We
pitched into pullin. ....
and cuttin' up In all my born daze.
made candy bird for Elm Simmons.
Her and me expects TO trot In double has-
ness one Of these daze. She made candy
goose for me.
Then we got throwir' candy balls intu
one anothers hair, and runnin from one
side Of the house to luther, and out ntu the
kitchen, ill every thing upon the place was
all gommed over with candy.
got pine bench, an I'm Simmons sot
close TO me.
Suze Harkin-confound her pictur -
throw'd a candy ball cock intu one Of mi
ize. ...t
Imade bulg TO run after her, and heard
something rip.
Ny stars Alivei Wasn't I pickied7 I
looked around, and thar was the gable-snd
Of mi bran new britches sticken 70 the
pine bench. i......
l backed up agin the wall sorter craw-
hsh.like, and grinned.
"Sut said sister Poll, whats the mat
ter p
shut up seq /.
"Su,, says Elm, come away from that
wall you'll get all greasy"
Let her grease T. ser l, and sot down
| on u washborrd that was lying scsoss .
tub, feclin worse than AL old made st .
| weddin.'
Purity soon / felt something hurt, and
purity soon it hurt agin. .-....
Ice-whis-I Jumpt ten feet hi, kicked
over the tub, out few old Jones Christian
turkey, and you ought u ssen me gis. .
| cut for talltmber now, jumped stataf
and rider fences, and mashed down bfpsh
like . runaway herikan lii got home
and went to bed and staid there two dAxs
| II old Jones barn burns down nest win.
tor, and am arrested for j., and sfsnydody
peers as witness agin me, III bust hii
doggond he'd Them's mi sentiments