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sr, Moss FAa,xr from MIRO irish Moss for

SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss for
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams, sc,
sc. The cheapest, heathiest, and most deli
cious food in the world.
PILES. Look at those features and see the
agony depicted in the face. 1t cannot be help
ed while the trouble remains. The suffering
from piles is of very aggravating description.
You cannot walk with any comfort: you can
not ride i'll peace: you cannot sit with ease,
and the suffering when attending to nature,
is almost unbearabe and causes such feel
ing of dread, that it is put off at great sacrifice
to health and comfort, in many cases increaS-
inc the difficulty to an alarming extent. Use
Ir. Briggs Pile Remedies according to dret-
tions to cure internal, external. itching or
blce ding piles They are mild and reliable
and warranted as represented. Sold by Rich
flrd II. Moody, S. A. Howes e. Co. Belfast J..
Curtis Jr. Searsport, Roberts Il IIiehborn,
Stockton. Mudgett & Libby, Prospect j. W.
Seavey. Frankfort. and all druggists generally.
The system frequently gets out of order and
should be at once regulated, else other troubles
will ensue; when physic is needed take s'Par-
sons Purgative Pills. they are a safe. whole
some, and natural Medicine.
The worst Cough yields. a. if by magic. to
the wonderful curative powers of DR.. Perces
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery 1t
also surpasses anything else ever before dis
covered for the cure Of PimpleI. Blotches and
HasheS on the face; also, for Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, and all Skin and Scrofuous diseases
Sold by druggists.
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1t appears that Mr.. Vallandigham with
his associate counsel, had been out Friday
evening experimenting with view of as
containing how near the muzzle of, pistol
could be held to cloth without burning it.
the test was made and they were returning
TWO balls having been fired from the pistol.
Mr. Milliken, the associate counsel, urg-
ed him to discharge the remaining three
balls, but Vallandigham said, ''No, never
mind" and though Mr. Milliken, repeated
The suggestion, Mr.. Vallandigham de-
clined to discharge them, and took the
pistol up stairs and laid it beside the
empty one, which he intended to use in
the argument on Saturday. This led to the
tragedy which soon followed.
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Another Rrilroad Accident on the Maine
Central.
AUGUSTA, Me. June >

\ terrible collision on the Maine Cen
tral Railroad occurred this p. NJ, u mile
and a half below Hallowell, between the
mixed train consisting of freight and pas
Senger cars, and an accommodation train
that runs between Augusta and Gardiner,
consisting of engine and one passenger
ear. Both engines were made Il COM
plete wreck, Daniel Berry the engineer OF
the mixed train was instantly killed, both
tiremen severely injured, several passen-
gers slightly but not seriously injured,
An investigation will be made tomorrow,
into the cause of the accident Wing
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DR.. CAGES VISIT EXTENDED
u ntil July 10 tn.

DR.. Gage the wilely-known Natural Physi-
elan, whose success throughout Maine for the
past three seasons, is unparalleled, has again
returned to the State, and has taken parlors at
his old quarters at the American House. Belfast.
from June 18th until about the 1st If July
which will give the afflicted an ample oppor-
tnnity to avail themselves of his valuable SER
Vices. 1t is evident he has a method of great
merit from the crowds of patients visiting him
the treatment of all manner OF chronic or linz
gering disease, many of his cures almost work
ing on the miraculous. For the satisfaction OF
some we suhjoin The following rs a test OF his
ability TO cure the most stubborn and complieat-
ed diseases
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Cancer Cured by DR.. Gage.

BELFAST, June 20, 1871.
MIR. EDITOR Say to the afflicted that was
cured by DR.. Gage about one year ago, of what
WAS pronounced Cancer which was threaten
lng the destruction of one OF my eyes. | had en-
ployed several physicians, but all to no purpose
until | consulted DIR. Gage, who cured me as
above stated, and without medicines Hopin o
this brief statement may prove Il blessing to the
afflicted. | remain, Yours truly
Mrs. MARY Cook.
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To the Afflicted.
BELFAST, June 20, 1

BELFAST, June 20, ISL.
EDITOR JOTRNAL:-All me through the
medium of your paper, to make known to the
afflicted the great benefit | derived from the
treatment of Dr.. Gage, when he was in this
city about one year ago. | had for twenty years
been troubled with a disease of the heart, pro-
ducing the most alarming symptoms. such as
fainting. strangling. ETC.. which had deblitated
me very much. Immediately upon receiving
The treatment of Dr. Gage, | commenced inn
proving, and | can truly say derived more
combined; and from his remarkable success in
my case can consc ientiously recommend him
as a Physician worthy the confidence of the
public. Yours with gratitude,
Mrs. A. J. HOWARD.
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Horse Rakes !

DUETS SELF-ADJUSTlNG Horse Hay
~ Rake is confidently recommended 10 all farm
ers who wish to avail themselves OF the best machi
cry for saving time and labor in making and
ing their hay. We claim for 1t great and decided
advantages over any machine for the same purpose
now in use, and upon trial it will be found that ii
does its work cleaner and better, quicker and with
less labor to the operator that any other Horse Rake
heretofore in the market. For sale together with
sale or retail, by A. j. HARTMAN g. CO.
Belfast, June 81. 1m5l No. 60 Main Street.
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Lady a gents :

Lady Agents !
TO CANVASS IN BELFAST AND IN OTHER
cities of note, for subscriptions to TraCy's H and
Hook Of law and the Life Of Gen. II. =.
Lee, by John Esten Cook.
The name Of the publishers D. APPLETON & co. :,
on the title page is sufficient to commend these
books to the public.
Liberal Terms Credited to Agents.
Address L.. II. BUG BEE,
3w5l DangOr. Maine.
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Communication
GREAT SUCCESS OF DR.. GAGE.
Visit Extended to JuIy 10Th,

The increasing demand for the services OF
this most successful practitioner. has induce!
him to extend his stay at the American House,
IN This city, until July 10th.
ThetDoctors rooms are crowded day after day.
the lex and suffering seeking relief at his
hands, besides the many who merely call to ey
press their gratitude TO him who has been in
>trumental in rescuing them from beds of
languishing and pain. 1t is an easy matter to
dcnouncc anything as humbug as has been
the theory of the circulation of the blood the
application Of steam to machinery. and numcr
Gus other things of which then is now no chance
for dispute among men Of intelligence. But we
don't intend to discuss the subject, but we re-
fer to the hundreds of testimonials from well
known parties in our midst There are people
in this dayias well as in Christ's time who would
not believe if one rose from the dead. To such
testimony is OF no account, but others believe
and are healed
For the benefit of the afflicted ones in Brooks
we would say that DR.. Gage, the wonderful
healer oil disease will be in that town on Sun
day, July ID. at the house of Mr.. Isaiah Gould
about two miles from the depot. where all who
have need of his valuable services can avail
themselves OF his power to heal.
CHAS. II. POSSONS, Agent.
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Cure of Chronic Diarrhea Of Seven Years
Standing.

Calvin b. Ninal of Ninalhayen, Me-, afflicted
with chronic diarrhna, debility, &c. and who
was perfectly cured by DR.. Gage in August,
1859 writes AS follows: My health is good,
and l think it is as good as it ever was in my
life. If You visit Rorkland. ] think you will
have a great many from this place, for they
think there Is no one that can Ito the good hat
YOU can, for every one thought | could get no
help, and many expected to see me relapse, the
cure having been effected so quickly; but thank
fortune | am still we'll When you are at Rock
land please write me. and / will send the aiflict-
ed 10 Won. Yours very truly,
CALVIN b. NINAL."
We hereby certify that the foregoing state
mcnt of Mr.. Einal is strictly true, and that he
is now in our employ Il we'll man.
BoDWEll.. WEBSTER ~ Go.
Nnptlhapnn
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vINIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of Administrators
the of AlOnzo h. Fletcher late OF NOrthpor
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law directs she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deccaseds estate TO make
immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mandS thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to her. 3W50 MALVINA FLETCHER.
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rIVHfl subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
!! concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust Of Administrators
Of tho estate of John Vickery, late OF Unity,
in the County OF Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law directs she therefore requests all persons
who i.dcbtcd to said deceased's estate to make
imme5. payment, ana those who have any de-
mants the room, TO exhibit the same for settlement
10 her ls5u ABIGAIL W. NICkERY.
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An Extraordinary Cure.

MONROE, Me-, June LIST, 1871.
DIR GAGE. Dear Sir: In answer to Your
letter of inquiry, am happy 10 inform you that
/ still have the perfect Of my limb, and am
entirely cured of my lamcness, and know not
how to express my gratitude to you. for had il
not been for your timely aid should have vet
been a cripple, AS l had been for years.
would also inform You that my uncle. Jacob
Randall, of China Village, who you cured of
dyspepsia, is still enjoying good health. He
says he never has seen sick day since your
treatment last January
Yours, with much gratitude
SUSIE J. RANDALL,
Monroe Me
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Another Cure by DR.. Gage.

NINALH>vEN, Me-. July 8, 1870 DIR. AGE.
Dear Sir: Since your treatment of my wife ut
Hockland for n 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 Obcuieut servant SMITH HOPKINS
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ooal items, &C.
News Of the County and City.


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N'lc~ ia lba Navy mi w.t- made a prisoner
'iuriug thc re- 'dIou. tn, funeral was attend
rl 10y his numerous Gm1ily junction, in this
vicinity. Jni jy inm- G. MuiigHn Esp, and
Idly, OF IIotlton
\. l.. spencer, uu,ler arrest at Bangor. for
sitting tire TO hi~ store. formerly lived in Rel
last where he WIS n painter and musjei,n.
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'S''9 S'''1>' 'h' I'n wax Il" ''''N ana eA'"-
'"''''N' i''' Is al" N9 INT ''Se Win pro
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The circus Htila9n lH't iise on FRIDAY.
ihr excuse given was the strong west wind
"I"rh would haze landed the machine in the
''S- 'hd naa' Vt uncomfortable t"r the Eighty
IA ia There Na~ s@me strong LANGUAGE used
'' inc DISAPPOINTED spectators, l.ut the inside
."'f'''"m'ui was good.
Mi. Brown, Superintendent Of The Bath aud
Aulro~, osgin Rallroaa, is q native OF Belfast,
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MARRIED..

In this city, 9th inst, by Rev. Wooster Parker
Mr. Frederick Crosby of southbridgc Mass, to Miss
Carrie Patterson of this city.
In North Haven, May IS, by Eleazer Crabtree, Mr.
Fred Wooster and Miss Mary L. Greenlaw, both of
n. Ii. Also June q, at the residence of Elish,
Brown, MIR. James +. Brown of N. H., and Miss
Fanny A. Cooper, of Camden.
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To Complete the Entire Road
EIGHT Per Cent. MORTGAGE Bonds

upon the Louisiana division of 22a % miles from
New Orleans to the Sabine River. Ihis will prob.
ably be the most valuable portion OF the whole line
as it will be the only rail comm unicaion by which
The enormous productions of Texas can reach the
Southern metropolis.
So important is this road considered to Louisiana,
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid Of
the enterprise, by direct donations by endorsement
OF its bonds. and by subscriptions to the stock of
the Company, amounting in all to eight million
dollars
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At Il Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Tor
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
June A. d. 1871,
WILLIAM TREAT, Executor of the last will
w of Jonathan Treat, late OF Frankfort in said
County of Waldo deceased, having presented his
second account Of EXecutOrship for allowance
Ordered That the said Executor give notice to all
persons interested by causing a copy OF this order
TO be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court, to he held nj Bel
fast, within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday OF July next, at ten OF the clock before
noon, and shew cause if stny they have why the
sane should not be allowed.
ASA IHURIOUGH, Judge.
i true copy. Attest-E. +. FIELD, Register so
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Another Witness for Dr.. Gage.

CHINA, Me-, July >. 1870. DR.. GAGE. Sir;
| saw You at the Mansion House, in Augusta.
last August. | told you if got well OF my
lam"ness, you should hear from me again. |
was afflicted with deep ulcers on my limbs and
lameness which had compelled me to walk with
crutchc> fifteen years. will now inform You
that You made "A perfect cure in my case. the
sores healing without a drop of Medicine. You
can publish this. if you please, and il any one
di>believes the statement | will send you the
names Of a dozen witnesses to prove its truth.
Yours truly Mrs. A. HANSON.
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An English politician declare s that the ex-
lenses of all kinds for state and national cleo
lions in the United States cost the people more
than it does the British for the queen and all
the royal family.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

to the amount of S12, 500 per mile, and
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS.
to an equal amcunt both principal and interest
guaranteed by the State OF Louisiana. The price
OF the two classes is the same, and subscribers can
take their choice.
The Bonds are only in the denomination of ; 600,
goo each, interest payable January and July, at
the rate of eight per cent. currency in New York
per cent. gold in London, at the option ofthe
holder at the time each coupon is due. Bonds can
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PROBATE NOTICES.


10 The Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
Nv IL BuRRIII4, of Belfast in the County OF
w Waldo, Administrator of the estate of James
iiite late of Belfast, in said County, deceased
specially represents that the goods chattels and
credits OF said deceased are not sufficient to answer
ms Jusi debts and charges OF by the
sum OF twenty five thousand dollars.
HEEhF"EE your petitioner pray your honor to
grant HIM license to sell and convey at public
auction or private sale so much Of the read estate
OF sa!d deceased us will satisfy his debts, and Incl
dental charges of administration.
WIN. IL. BCRRII.I.,
At Court OF Probate, held at Belfast, within and
for the County OF Waldo, on the Second Tuesday
OF June, A. d. 1871.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to I'LL persons Interested by
causing copy of said petition, with this order
thereon to be published three weeks successfully in
the Republican journal, PAPER printed at Belfast
that they may appear at Probate Court to be held
at the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid on the
second Tuesday OF July next, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon ana sheW cause, if any they have, why the
same should not be granted.
ASA IHURLOUGu, Judge.
A true Copy. Attest-B. p. FIELD, Register 3w50
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No Better Securities has been Offered

to investors. The Bonds are largely profitable, as
these eight per cent bonds will give the purchaser
more than screnty,segen per cent. greater annual
interest than the same amount invested in the
Government Five Per Cents.
AT the same price, an per cent. currency long
bond is far cheaper than Z per cent. gold one.
Calculating return to specie payments in three
years and taking the time that the bonds of the New
orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad haze to run-i5
years-we find that by compromising the interest OF
each, every six months, at per cent = per
cent. currency bond at 80 will give "a
return of $2,GIl.Is MORE than u per
cent. gold bond. at the same price. or
nearly three times the amount of the
original in,estment
The Bonds dated May /, 1871 The fist coupon
will, therefore, be fractional one, running from
May to July The price is 90, and accrued inter-
est at per cent. currency from May to date OF
remittance.
Subscriptions will be received in Belfast, by
A. II. BRADBURY,
Cashier Belfast National Bank
Information concerning the Company and the
Road, and pamphlets containing map and full details
Of the enterprise, be obtained of the undersigned
or any of the Company advertised agents.
W. B. SHATTUCK, Banker,
Financial Agent, N. o., NJ. 4 +. IL. Is. Co.,
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/ DIED.

tObituary notices, beyond The d,,te, name and age,
mast be paid Jor.l
In Waldo, William Wording aged s..
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Tl7HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
of the estate of David Bowdoin. late of Stockton,
in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceaseds estate TO make
immediate paymcut. and those who have any de-
maAnds thereon, to exhibit the same Tor settlement
to him 3w5o L.. NJ. PARTRIDGE.
TIME subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust OF Executor of the last
will of Ruus Gilmore, late of Monroe, in the County
OF Waldo, deceased, by giving bond as the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who
indebted to said deceased's estate to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands thereon,
to exhibit the same for settlement to him.
3W6o CHARLES SARGENT.
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County: OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
limo. A ID. 1871.

rlNHE subs, riber hereby gives public notice to all
4 concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of Administrative
Of the estate of Stephen j. Barker, late of Troy,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond as
the law directs; she therefore requests all persons
who indebted to said dcceased's estate to make
immediate payment, ard those who have any de-
mans thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to lipr. .iW5O SARAH BARKER
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"MEADOW KING"
MOVING MACHINE.
~: red by GREGG, FLYER 4
U.s. Irumansburg, New York.
The Finger Bar is without Hinges or Joints.
A"e "ife always in lire with tn.
lpitnan

i"o'' Dal ~ hitnVut Hinges OIL joints,
the sanife always in lire with The
Pitman
, ne Fltman cannot be cramped under any circum
horeon,a running equally well in any position, from
oltI mover invention, upon THIS MACHINE
ma makes the only flexible finger bar vet in
The adjustable wheel at each end ~ ,h, C,,..,-
Tar together with the fexibility OF the bar enable
1t to conform perfectly to uneven ground NN''i'
n thc mas quick motion and short strokes
us slowly as horses or oxen usually walk ''''
ms coifdla!ly invite farmers to give this machine
For Il description of lis itnecuIia,,, newt, o,,
features, also recommendations see cur descripti e
circular for 1871 to be had of our local agent or
forwarded free on application.
John Il. Page (Ex- Governor of Vermont, Rut.
Eind w.. says; 1T has more good points than onu
other Mower iii the market ' "'''
>, Earl Cartwright, David Brown and Smith Mitchell
top in every place. P
,o J.. Iran, Canton Pa, says at is the best on
rough ground of any have ever seem
me following named gentlemen are agents for tbe
"MEADOW KING" - wv
Warren Percival, Esq, Cros. Hill
Maj. Seward Dill, Piips,
Col; William SWEET South Paf4
&. W. VI ebher, South d. fliaIn,
Farewell & Coffin, Thorndike.
Ralph Ellingwood, East Thorndike
D. A. sanborn, Readteld,
Calvin II, Whitney, North Newburgh.
MIDGET & Libby, Prospect.
W. r.. Evans Harmony.
w. b. Eaton, Dexter,
II. b. MAYHEM, East Dover,
John +. Lyford, st. Adams
j.. NJ. Chamberlain South Exeter
Wilson Prescott, Bangor.
samuel w. Hewey, East Bucksport
/, NJ Richardson, PresqIe Isle
FRED ATWOOD, Wlnterport,
General Agent for Maine, Rev Brunswick and Nova
'oo''s' 3w49