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Dlarrhma, Dysentery, and Cholera Nor bus,
are always more or less prevalent during, and
immediately after the heated season. And
there seems to be general msunderstan ding
OF the proper treatment. What are called
checking medicines, are usually first resorted
10. The history andphysiology fthese diseases
snow this to be a great mistake, and it often
proves TO be fatal one. The proper and safest
way is to make one of Wings Pills and Wings
Catholicon i'll the following manner:
Sometimes one of the pills each evening for a
snort time is often all that is necessary to cure.
But If the case is attended with much pain,
Immediately take two OF three of the pills. then
to alay al pain, take one tca-spoontul of Wings
Cathoicon in three great spoonsful of water
Alter the Alimcntary Canal has been duly
cleansed, take the same dose of Catholicon often
enough to subduc all pain, say from three to
I'VE times for twcnty-four hours, also one pill
each night, and cure will quickly be effected
that would lay the foundation for future good
health. 2m12.
SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss for
Blanc Mango. Puddings, Custards, Creams. Sc,
&c. The cheapest, healthiest, and most deli
cous food in the world.
PILES. Look at those features and see the
agony depicted in the face. 1t cannot be help
Ell while the trouble remains. The suffering
from piles is of very aggravating description.
" gu cannot walk with any comfort: you can
not ride in peace; you cannot sit with ease
anu the suffering when attending to nature, is
almost unbearable, and causes such feeling of
dread, that it is put off at great sacrifice TO
health aud comfort, in many cases increases the
difficulty TO an alarming extent. Use DR..
Briggs Pile Remedies according to directions
70 cure internal, external, itching or bleeding
piles. They are mild and reliable and warrant
ed as represented. Sold by Richard III. Moody
5. A. Howes Il Co. Belfast. l.. Curtis Jr, Sears
port, Roberts 4 IIichbom, Stockton, Mudgett
a Libby. Prospect, J. W. Scayey, Frankfort,
and all druggists generally I'll
CoENs, BUTTONS. BAD NAILS, UALosITIEs,
Nc-lt IS an astonishing fact, that nine out Of
every ten persons we meet are soTely troubled
with their feet. Very few are exempt. DR.. }.
Briggs remeties-Curative and alleviator-
are reliable and certain in their effects. The
Curative for sore and tender corns, bunions,
bad nails, &C., is ii soothing balm to wounded
feet, and rapidly cures the worst eases. The
Alleyiator, for the cure of common corns and
bunions and the prevention Of all corns, is a
puzzle to scientific minds. Sold by druggists
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ASA THuELoU,iIt, Judge. b. p. FInLD Register
The following business was transacted at the July
Term of said Court
ADMINISTRATION ON THE ESTATES oF-Thomas
r. Clement late OF Montville Mary Clement, Ad.
miniStratriN; Henry Averill late of Frankfort,
Nathaniel Averi!l, Administrator; John Tufts, late
of Belfast, Mary S. Tufts, Administrative; Marciaii
w. McManus, late OF Unity. L. X. Boyle, Admins
tor; Cullver c. Shepard, late of Linconville, Lydia
Jane Shepard, Administrative; Samuel II. Wood
bury, late Of Waldo, Samuel kingsbury, Executor.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED - William H. Lowell
over Grace w. Merriam, minor child OF William
Merriam, late of Morrill,; Rachel D. Sawyer over
minor heis OF John q. Sawyer, late OF Montvillc;
John +. Grant Meborn Parker minor heir
of Jacob Parker, late of Monroe; David b. Carr
over minor heirs of Christopher Reynolds late of
Burnham; N. p. Monroe Emma G. Bramhall
minor heir Of Hannah L. Bramha, late of Belfast ;
William Heating Jr over William Heating, OF
Searsmont non compos
INVENTORIES FILED ON THE ESTATES Or
Ga 49, , u~-,-- - - r. ct A.-1.u.,Iu,
late OF .ncolnyille, Gilbert III. Hogan late of Jack
son; Rufus Gilmore, late of Monroe; Nathaniel
Fernad, late of Linconvie; Asa Tapley, late of
Winterport; Alon1o L. Fletcher, late of Northport
Treat, late of Frankfort; William Berry, late OF
Stockton; stephen Colson late OF Winterport
Amasa b. Clark, late of Troy; minor heirs of
Lincoln B. Nichols, late OF Searsport minor heirs
of James o. Bean, late OF Belfast; minor heirs of
Peltah Fernald, late of searsmont; Mary E. Plum
mer minor heir of Jeremiah Plummer, late of Free
dom; Henry Whitney minor heir of Henry Whitney
late of Waldo; Susan c. Scribner minor heir OF
Orren S. Seribner, late of Belfast Frank W. Elmer
son minor heir of Calvin Emerson, late of Belfast;
Henry McCrillis late of Montville.
WILL PEoBATI:D oF-Samuel III. Woodbury., late
of Waldo.
LICENSE TO SELL RTAL ESTATES on ESTATE
White, late of Belfast minor heirs of
Charles 1. Manson, late of Monroe; minor heirs of
Samuel l.. Hastings, late of Hope.
WARRANT or INSOLVENCY ISSUED ON ESTATE
oF-James White, late of Belfast.
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Dir. r. j. Daniels, OF Gilman, proceeded
to Waiscka, burst open the Jail, disarm-
ed the Sheriff, took Mera to n grove out
side the city, and hung him to a tree I'M
til he was dead. The mob was orderly
and quiet, and consisted of about one
thousand people. A few minutes before
being hung Mera called upon the Masons
to help him. As none came forward he
said bitterly, 81 forswear all Masons. -
He then called upon the Catholics. A
voice said Call on God alone; no one else
can help you.' MAY the Lord Jesus
Christ have mercy on me, and the Holy
Virgin pray for e!n A rope was swung
over Il branch and one end tied to Mcra's
neck. lie was then placed in 4 wagon,
and after the rope was adjusted the wag-
on was driven from under him. lie
Struggled terribly for a few minutes and
then settled down and soon ii was all
over.
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Belfast Police Court.
Reported for the Journal.

rtVT5VTteu 1oT W.T. "ouT 1t9F'
A quantity Of whiskey in bottles, seized at
Brooks depot, was brought into court and de-
tanned for proceedings. 1t was marked Eli
Cook, jackson.
Horace w. Wescott, of Knox, was fined $50
and costs for keeping and selling liquors. The
liquors were seized. He was also held to bail
on the charge OF being Il common seller.
Alonzo Il. Wentworlh of Knox, was fined
s. and costs for carrying liquors into the Jail,
and delivering to the prisoners.
Henry Wyman appeared and claimed the
liquors recently seized on his premises, alleging
that they We're not kept for unlawful sac. The
court a1iudged that they were so kept, and de-
creed that they be destroyed. Wyman appeal
ed to the Supreme Court.
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Lincoln County Democratic Convention.

The Democrats of the several towns and planta
tons in the County of Lincoln, are requested to
meet In Convention, at the COURT HOUSE, at
Wscasse, on Tuesday, August 15 1871 at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ for the following purposes, viz To nominate
candidates for the offices of State Senator, County
Treasurer, one County Commissioner and Clerk Of
the Courts.
To select County Committee for the year Com
mencing Jan. l. 1872. and to transact such other
business may be deemed expedient.
Every Town and Plantation will be entitled to one
delegate and additional delegate for every votes
cast for the Democratic candidate for Governor, at
the State Election of 1870, and fraction OF 26 votes
will be entitled to an additional delegate.
Upon the above basis, the several towns and plan
tations will be entitled to delegates, follows:
Alma. 2; Eoothbay, A. Bremen, 2; Bristol 4 Dam
ariscotta%, Dresden, 3; Edgecomb, Jefferson,
New Castle, }; Nobleboro, 4; Somerville, 2; South
port. L; Waldoboro, 10; Westport 1; Whiteield, 4;
Wiscasset, d; Monlegan, /.
II. W. FARLEY,
SAMUEL T.. SMITH,
ARNOLD BLANEY.
HENRY HARRINGTON,
ELBRIDGE s. WEEKS,
July II, 1871, Dem. Co. Com.
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The Augusta Journal, announces an cx-
curson Of distinguished gentlemen from
that city in the steam Yacht Shoo-Fly. 1t
says
kcnnebcc rs far AS Bath, where the PARTY will
dine; then they will 90 TO Boothbay where they
will stop all night: Thursday morning they
will proceed on their voyage along the coast to
Rockland, visiting the lime quarries and other
places of interest. A visit to Dix Island and
other islands in the vicinity Will also be made
after which the eXcursinnists will 90 TO Belfast,
returning home by rail Saturday noon. The
boat on which the excursion will he made, is
of about one hundred tons, propelled by steam
and is in every respect tfrst-class. The man.
agement of the whole affair is under the i'm
mediate supervision of one who has had expert
ence in such matters, and everything now
promises that it will be m enjoyable occasion.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

For the week ending Wednesday, July l2I
At market fer the current week-Cattle ,oSl Sheep
and Lambs $3.50 Swine 165 Cos veas. Last week /:
Cattle ls5l Sheep and Lambs GIL; Swine $500 veals
$50.
Prices Of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, the total weight
Of hides, tallow and dressed Beet-Extra quality
s7a7 3-o; first quality 50a6 IS; second quality
50a6 %; third quality $4ja5o.
Hides and Tallow-Brghton Hides Ease; Brigh-
ton Ialow Sac 1-2c; Calf Skins 1Galsc; Sheep Skins
per skin 81; Lambs Skins same.
Working Oxen-Not much cali for workers and u
few pair each week is all the market requires. We
quote extra, S225a255; ordinary, $li0a2Uo.
Mich Cows-EXtra $75a1Ou; ordinary, s6oa.0.
Store cows, $4oa60 per head There is small sup
ply in the market and most OF them ordinary grade.
There are but few of the fancy breed of cows otter
ed in market for sale.
Store Cattlc-Nearly all the small cattle that are
in tar condtian are brought up to saug hter Not
much doing in store cattle and viii not be unit
the fall.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selected lots, 81 JOa
50; ordinary, 81 5oa3 5o or from l-aa.c per 10.
Lambs S3 5oa6 80 per head from to loo per ID.
SWlne-Store pigs, wholesale, "a. c, retail, 6al0c
per pound. Fat Hogs 5a5 12c.
Poultry-ENtra, Ii 1-2al1c medium, 10 l2;ttj l-2c
poor, II l2-al5c per b.
Droyers from Maine-A Fletcher, 10 cattle, the
only one.
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iE"N VESSELS. The builder of Mr..
William II. Aspinwall's yacht claims 10
Aayt launched the first composite iron
Vesseleyerconstrnrtcdin the United States.
beginning in this direction, however
small. is reason tor congratulation. 1t
IS but Il few Gears since the ship builders
OF England took the initial step in the
building OF mon vessels. and now the bust
ness is important The builders on the
iyde and Tyne gained the advantage of
al outside competitors, and established
themselves more and more firmly year
lYyeu as they perfect their yards and
machinery, hut their rivalry. however,
has finally ran so high that II threatens
mutual destruction, As we have already
shown One large concern, known us
the Thames Iron Works, has just gone
NJ the wall, and It's apparatus is offered
lnr sale at less than half the original co st.
Some one interested in the welfare of the
niled States suggests that ourcapitalists
hould buy this property and this PROPOSE
non suggests the feasibility of transfer
ring to this country, bodily at some future
day, an English ship-bulldmg establish
memt complete. In more ways than one
it may be practicable for Americans to re-
cover their prestige in naval architecture
whenever Congress shall see fit to remove
the barriers it has raised We have
thousands OF skilled artisans who will be
ready 10 show their hand when they have
encouragement to do SO. N. Y. Com
mercia Advertiser.
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The newspapers are still trimming over
with all manner of descriptions, details
and comments of the recent riot Some
of the incidents were Of most mourntul
character. A young man named Charles
II. Petit was shot and killed while re
turning from visit to his a1lianced. She
was informed Of the sad occurrence few
minutes later, and the shock was so sud
den and awful that she Immediately sank
inscnsiblc, and recovered only to be a
raving maniac. There is scarcely any
hope OF her restoration to sanity. They
were to have been married in two weeks,
and the mother of the unfortunate man
had already started from her home in the
West to attend the ceremony. A young
girl, on entering the Morgue, at once
recognized the body of her brother,
and with q Shrek fell swooning into the
arms, OF an officer. When she came to
consciousness, her cries were most pitiable
A young woman, leading by the hand a
little boy and girl, entered the Morgue
and searched for the body of her husband.
AT last it was found, and the children
recognized the features and tried to elicit
replies from their dead papa The in
cldent moved to tears all who witnessed
1t, and when the woman explained that
she had not enough money to pay her car
tare, 4 dozen hands went into as many
pockets, and good-sized purse was instant
ly made up for her.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, July 10, 81.
. BuTTER-We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter at PC per lib, with selections at 2Sa29c good
DO 2ol24c; fine Western at 22a2lc; common and in
ferlor DO ut lfal7c inferior and bakers butter sells
at 12al3c.
CHEESE-We quote fine factory at lla12c per ID ;
ine dairy at loall l-2c; common to good at Gallo
inferior 4a5c.
EGGS-There Is no change to note in the market
and we quote Eastern eggs at 19a2oc; Northern 1Sal9c
per doz.
BEANS-Choice lots of Eastern pea beans would
bring - 81 per bush; Western 81 3.ai so mediums
81 37a2 80 for choice and 81 s7a2 for common. Cam
ada pes 81 25al 10 for common, and 81 Goal - for
screened.
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ON saturday morning ti~i' While The steamer
,lN NJ Richmond wa> running through the fog
.li,ot thrc ul)c- below this ei'Y, i vessel WAS
discovered d'E''''9 .''''' ) ne engine WAS AZ
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hU wclf SOON gof ont of the water. one of
ihm. lcu0- nlou. lost 500 in bank bills
whin Lc hu in his packet The vessel
was ih. h-'"n- ~.i'oner Nyra. Capt. John
d '"d'n' "' Inns CIV steamboat people COM
'H'n i'''I vessels !" L'2@N weather often make
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Minister Schcnck and the Tailors.
LONDON. ,Julv Is

LONDON. July Is.
The American Minister, Mr. Schenck,
attended last evening the annual banquet
Of the merchant tailors Of London. and
responded to a toast in honor Of the Unit
ed States. In the course of his remarks
Mr. Schenck said that the treaty of Wash
ington had been very much criticised in
England as well as in his own country
but both sides were content TO accept it
as Il wise termination of what had seem
ed likely to be an endless difficulty. Mr..
Schenck alluded to the kind manner in
which he had been received by all class
es of society in England, and expressed
the belief that the present era of good
feeling between the two nations would
be lasting. He concluded with the de-
claration that an alliance between the
United States and England would be IL
resistiblc,
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THE STORM OUT WEST The most de-
structive storm ever seen in Huron coun-
ty, Ohio, visited the vicinity of Cincinnati
on Sunday. Buildings were destroyed
and crops, trees and fences were pros
trated. Loss estimated at 100000. No
lives were lost. The storm also caused
great damage along the line OF tho Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad. Crops
were Frustrated, farms destroyed, and q
freight train near Mumfordsville was
blown from the switch on to the main
track, colliding with II passenger train.
Several freight cars were smashed, and a
passenger car and locomotive were
thrown from the track, but no lives were
lost
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A CARD.

r THANK YOU CITIZENS OF BELFAST,
/ and those who have favored me with their pat
ronage. for the past twenty years nave peeiI
with you, and bid you good BY
DIR. G. +. LOMBARD, who has been associated
in the practice IF oe w me for
/ cheerfully recommend the Doctor to your fullest
confidence as a man who Is thorough in his profess
sion. CALN IN MOOhE.
Dr Lombard has the County right for EOlsOms
Packing Kaidg and Bsratght's Flexible
EaI.e-improvement for Artificial Plates. 2m52
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The Brdgton News gives an account of
the robblng of the town treasury two or
three times recently, of small sums of
money. A watch was kept last Sunday
the thief was detected in the person of 4
Young man belonging to one Of the first
families, OF ample means, and enjoying
largely the confidence of the community,
which possibly, may have been somewhat
shaken of late by his apparent reckless
expenditure of money at the livery stables,
etc" lie acknowledge having visited the
box four times, once taking S70.66 and
another time 5000. Twice he took moth
ing. The News says after a careful con-
slderation of the case in all its bearings
the town officers voted to prosecute the
offender to the full extent of the law, but
that the officer whose duty it was suppos-
ed to be to sign the warrant refused to do
so, being on friendly terms with the fami-
ly of the accused and preferring to make
good the loss to the town rather than to
be instrumental in causing the offender to
be punished. No warrant, therefore, was
issued, and the young man was allowed
to go on his way rejoicing.
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DAUPEIe notice.!

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN
of harborng trusting George Bassick his wife,
Rebecca Bassick, paupers Of the town OF Thorndke,
on the account of said town, MS the town will not
pay any debts contracted for hem as the oversecrs
of the poor Of said town of Thorndike, have made
ample provisions for their support.
ELI PHlLBRICk, tuverseers of the POOR
ELIPHALET PEASE. of Thorndike.
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Dispatches received, state that the Mont

Dispatches received, state that the Mont
Gents tunnel has proved a partial failure
A large portion of the roof has fallen in,
and many of the workmen have been
buried in the mass of earth and rock s
which now obslruct the progress of the
work, which was very rapidly approach
ING completion. Seven corpses have been
recovered, but it is known that number
yet remain among the debris.
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Ingenious and thrifty Chicago gamins
make money by initiating the MARBLE OF
the cat under the windows of nervous
people, and selling the boots and boot
Jacks that are thrown at them
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THE CONFESSIONS OF An INVALID.

I )uBLtSllED as i warning and for the benefit of
l. youny men AMI Others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, &C., supplying 1liE MEANS or SfLF-CUl.
Written by one who cured himself and sent free
on receiving post paid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y.
6Mi5sp
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SAVAGE ASSAULT. A river-CIriver nam
ed Hugh Ellison, 4 tail, powerful man
from the Provinces, got fighting drunk
Yesterday afternoon and attacked n sail
or near the foot of Exchange street.
They were using stones freely, when 20
lceman Weymouth started to arrest Eli
son, who had run into the middle OF the
street. He put his hand on Ellison's arm
and said, You'd better come over to the
office with me-" when the latter CRAP
Piled him. Ellison seized the officers
nose in his teeth and held on like q bull
dog Weymouth managed to tap him
on the head with his billy with such eff
feet that he loosed his hold and
"The subsequent proceedings
Interested him no more'-
till he woke to consciousness in the
lookup. The end of Weymouth's nose
was bitten completely off, hanging only
by a little piece of skin, and the remain
ing part was lacerated by the teeth of
the spiteful wretch. The surgeon sewed
the piece on, but fears are felt that it will
never re-unite. Bangor Wing.
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Dr. f. X. CLARKE'S VEGETABLE SHERRY WIN +
BIrIEHs certain for female sickness, by
taking wine glass half full before &c ting of bed
in the morning. Delicate Ladies will find it of
great service by using it three four times day
Sold by all dealers in medicines. Sp
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PRICES CURRENT.
MARRIED..

In Lneolnville Il inst, by I. b. Dunton. Esq,
Mr.. Riley Cudworth, of Chelsea, Mass, and Miss
Ella Mathews, of Lincolnville, Me.
In Bangor, Mrs. Olivia Hall and Noah Doane of
Bucksport.
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The Corean Fight.

The following details Of the Corean fight, of
which a short account was teegraphed June
lG. was received by the steamship merica at
Shanghai, having been brought to San Francis
60 by the Paos, which left Corea June 3, to
get stores and bring up some eight-inch guns
from the AShuelot-
The fleet arrived at Jerome Gulf, May 90, and
reported ten days surveying of the channels
between the various islands, finally coming to
anchor at point designated in French charts
as the Isle of Hoisse for three days. The sur
VrymS party away during that time met some
natives, who sent of communication asking
where we were from and hoping we We're we'll
-.
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Consumption,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE,
BY J. H. SCHENCK, M. D.

Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there other reason than the neglect OF known
and ids putaby proved means of cure Those and
dear to family and friends sleeping the drcamesA
slunbor into which, had they calmly adopted
DER. JOSEPH IL. SCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
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YJ1IIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of AdmRSira'riN
of the estate OF John Tufts, late of iielfaS IN the
County of Waldo deceased, by giving bond as
the law directs; she therefore requests AL 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
IA her 3w2 MARY S. TUFTS.
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July n. D. To- T.
NTALVlNA FLETCHER, widow Of Alonzo 4.
wi Fletcher, late of Northpori, i'll said County OF
Waldo deceased having presented petition for an
allowance from the personal estate of sad deceased
Ordered, mat ne SAID M1Nih'' give hot'e' IT, ,iii
to be published three weeks successfully in The
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, thai they
may appear ut Probate Court, to be h,ld At ijtI-
fast, within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday OF August next, ut ten OF the clock before
noon, and shcw cause, if any they have, why the
prayer OF 81 id petition should not be granted.
ASA TlIuKI.OtGli, Judge.
true copy. Attcst-B.1' FIELD, Register,