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CIGAR NJ AKERS,

- 70 meets she first Monday OF evry month at
Ostrander Hall q Third and J. G-rson streets
Henry Krieg resident. Henry Westf4l, vice pres't.
- iliam Luis, recording secretary Adam WOlimein,
On ancial secretary. Henry INLAND treasurer Conrad
H. stein, corresponding secretary. Box lI4I
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/ ANCASTER, PA.-Umion No.
- meets on & hrst Monday Of each month st Odd
Fell ~s Hall. Daniel 7. PuIEnan, cor. sec, p. o.
box 70.
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CIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE

- UNION, No. So, Of the city Of Leavenworth meets
every first SATURDAY eveningn each month,at VOLS
Hall Louis Voss, Pres Frank FULLY, Vice Pres
Robert Jen. nancisl Secretary John Gref Record
ing Secretary; d. Olive, Cor. Sec. Fred Oner,
Treasurer
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CINCINNATI.-Union No 4 meets
" 1t Arbei'er Hal. Walnut street above Thirteenth,
on the FIRST and third Tuesd Us o. each mon'h. John
Ph-ster President, I. Fink, Vice PRECEDENT. Bnj
Koop Treasurer. Adolph Endres Corresponding and
English Recording Secretary. ChSs Nets FInancid
Secretary CSss SeIgman, German Recording Score
tary. P. o. 2s2o
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NOUNC1L BLUFFS, IOW A
y Union No 10 meets he last Saturday o. esch
month At CITY Hall, Bro dSav. Jas Mccarthy, presi
dent. Joseph Morris vice president. T. 9. Nsten-
spiel recording and financial secretary A. Schollp.
treasurer J. Niebes corresponding secretary, box
222
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Probate Court.

ASA Ihu ltL"t On, Judge. Il. T.. firf,n, Register
The following business was transacted at the
August Term OF said Court--
ADMINISTRATORS ON rlIE ESTATES or-Iuthcr Z.
Gray, late OF Stockton, Maggie j. Gray, Administra
trlX; Stcnhen AuSpun'i, late OF Frankfort. Sarah
H. AuSphlnd Administrative; Daniel Low, late OF
Wintcrpori, Joel ", Low Administrator.
LETTERS FhsrANENr"kY ON THE LAST WILL
"F-jolm Moody, late of Searsmont, William II.
foglcf and Lucy Ann Moody, Executors.
GUARDIANS ArroINrED-Pete W. Aver over
minor heirs OF ohm Nckery late of Unity, deceased;
Miles s. Staples over minor heirs of Elliot 2. Thomp-
SON late OF Brooks, deceased; Newell Bagley, over
julia i. Fernsld, minor; W illitm A. pendeton
over Eta &. boardmin, minor; Alonzo Drake over
Franklin Pierce minor; James Fowler over Jesse
Whttmore, an intemperate person,
INNENioElEs FILED ON fIGE Esrtrts or-Levi
o. Eow'irn, late oi Winterport Culliver o. Shep-
hrrd, late of linceluye; David BoWdoin, late of
Stockton; Samuel II. Woodbury., late of Waldo
minor heirs of Isaac McCorrison, late Of Knox.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED oN ESTATES oF-Pho j..
could, late Of Monroe; Emerson Mcdonald late of
linconNille; Eliill +, Crockett, late Of Pros
pcet William iiods slon, late OF Troy; Hollis
NJ, Higgins, lie OF Belfast Ebcn ii. Babbidge,
late of lslehoro, minor heirs OF Samuel Il. tinn
Annie T.. Blood minor; lsatore Reynolds, minor.
ALLOWANCE MADE TO WIpowa oF--Levi o.
Howten, late of Winterp0rt; AlonIo E. Fletch er,
late Of Norlhport John S. Cummings, late of Free
DOM, Samuel lripp late OF Senrsl,or stephen }
Barker, late OF Troy.
RETURN or D"wnl, oN Esr\rE of-Francs
parl,y, late OF litia>t.
WILLS rEoEArEn "l--john Moody, late OF Sears
mont, William Nickels, late OF Searspor.
IdCENsE 10 SIIJ. REAL ESTATE Minor heirs of
Pertiyal CHM, late OF Prospect; minor heirs OF
Edmund Wilson, late OF Belfast; Eta Knight, heir
at Law of Nancy j. Cyeamer; Francis Darby, late
OF Eelast.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
For the week ending Wednesday, Aug.


At market for the current week-Cattle 2l79; Sheep
and Lambs l.. 445 Swine 5000 veas 1G5 Last week :
Cattle 1900 sheep and Lambs sSs Swine 300 ;yeals
100. From Maine 4sf cattle; 597 sheep
Prices of Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs the total weight
of hides, tallow and dressed Beef-Extra quality
S7a7 5o first quality 5oaG 75 second quality SCAT %
third quality 2Ja5 70; poorest grade of Cows, OXen
Bulls &c, - 5oab.
Hides and Tallow- Brighton Hides 3-4asc; Brigh
ton Talow sac 1-2c Country Hides 7a7 L.; Country
Talow pas ,c; Calf Skins i6a lse Sheep Skins 81:
$50; poor Oxen from $50 to 500 per pair.
Store Cattlc-lcarlings, $9a2O year olds, l5a2s,
year ods, &27al5. Most of the steers that Il
fair condition sold for becves.
Milch Cows-Extra $7Oa9O; ordinary, $45aG5
per head. Store Cows, $25a55. Most of the cows
brought into market for sale of common grade,
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selected lots, So 50a
90; Ordinary, ~ 00a:' %; from 1-2a7c per lb.
Swine-Store pigs wholesale, Gaze; retail, 6 Lease
per pound. Fat Hogs 5a5 l2c.
Poultry-Extra, III l2al6 Bic; medium, Is l-2a1G
Lie; poor, l1al5 lac per h.
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PARKS House, 1S1 WlsHISGroN ST. Bos-
TON. ii is the intention of the proprietor. Mr..
Hoynton, t" make the Parks House one of the
most economical and popular dining and lod@
ing houses in the city, The prices established
here are Very reasonable.
rr,. oIwrys more. or l,s. mr,,valnnt ,l,,rin" ni
Immediately after the heated season. An1
there seems to he Al General misunderstanding
OF the proper treatment What are called
checking medicines, are usually first resomed
Ia. Thc history aud physiology ol these diseases
show this 10 lie a GREAT mistake and it often
proves to l,,. A fatal one. The proper and safest
I, III i & .''i" 'i'S
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H., ~ ''' ,'I '', u =, Nm, ~ ~ i ~
,T ~ 80 l
70 t,Ii ti I, fI t,i ! : ,,ri, ~,
r,thn,,' IL, ij,r,, ,rr.,t yI,nnnlril of WIZ,
,tti, trn Ai;'n,,,t,.,t "i.'l hn hoan NV
,.aI VA tt m
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,;,.n t,,,, ,nr t,,,,nt r,. nr, io -i,,o =; n
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g. rrha nhaa,ost LaJt,'iot ,nJ ,,at liz
rl ~ ,i it ,ii li' ''''''' '' '''' ''''0' Wv
CuENS. Imaginn for 1, moment what agony
is endured from torn,, Runions innrowine
Nails. Sore Instcp-, BlSlcrrI Heels, CalOsitrS
on the sole4 of the feet &c. Then YOU will
understand why there is "A rush for DR.. j.
Briggs Corn and i,,ninn Remedies Sold hy
Druggists. If
HEADACHE. bl&& AlltNdh l0l IS composed
Tin.,,lyc Of 1uIlIiur. Oh Of Junucr anl Al
cohol rh;, r,,nn,unl in unp,u ,Ilcl in thc
onna,4 of medicine, far the ctrc of Neryous or
Sch Headache. NelrllnIa Trembling or
TWjtrli1l.s of lhe Nerves. and all Nervous
Diseases. If
FILES. 1t Is no more strange than true that
one ii'li OF The adult population Snler with IN
lrrhli. external, bleeding, or itching l'ileS. II
Is admitted by eminent medical men that 4 re-
liable remedy must ana WI have an extensive
sale. rms hr, been '!''nolsl:ted hy the
W"hdetiil increasing sAlc OF !'f. bfl@9 rue
Remedies. The progress Of lhI, disease, IN its
SURPRISING cure have been effected 10y MS use.
sold by Richard ;. aloody, >. A. lloWeS ~ Co..
BeiiaSt, l.. Curtis Jr., ScalSporf, Roberts n
liirhl'orn, Stockton, Mulgett ~ Sihly Prospect,
II:
WIEN THE HoDl ANp BRAIN are well bal
anced The stomach Is capable OF restoring the
waste; bat when thr BRAN l. large III propor-
in Other work. The rvnrn,liturc Is loo larme
far thn ;unom. Unr4 H.. He r.usn az 90 mr,b
.ut,nr;,f rrn,n Djsn,.ty Of I'm. Ur,,t Tivnr
slomarh and limos. which is nrodnccI hv
t,vin,r The NprvnuS system tho severely. onI
FELLows' CoMruuSp SYRUP OF HYPopIos-
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Corrected JFeehly for the Journal.
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Aug. II, 1871.
EuTTER-We quote tine New York and Vermont
butler at 21a2c per Id, with selections at 29a30c good
do 20a2ic; fine Western at 19l21c common and in
eror do at HARE inferior and bakers butter sells
At l2al3c
CllEESE-We quote fine New York and Vermont
factory at sal0 12c per ID; Ohio factory at ualOc
choice dairy at 5 Lap l2c common do at sac.
EGGS-rhe market continues dull at t2a per doz
ior Eastern, and 2Ul2lc for Northern and Canada.
BkANS-We quote choice pea beans at A 50a3 n
and choice medium at 81 SO; common pea beans 5:Ia
%; common medium So l2a2 %; yellow eyes at
~ % per bush.
HAl we quote prime Eastern and Northern hay
at SaIaA4 per ton: New Y ork do $2Sa30; common
hay .ttIei per ton. Straw S3la34 per ton.
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and 4 half times as much as was expend-
ed in 1850. Has Bangor increased in
wealth and population SO much as to war
rant this extravaganza? We pause for i
reply.
The appropriation recommended for
Schools is nearly two and Il quarter times
as great as in 1860. Bangor has not rs
many scholars now as then. Does her
increase IN wealth warrant this cxtrava-
%ancr? We pause for q reply.
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Attempted Murder.


IIVNAS ION, NH. aug. IT.
This afternoon an lrishman by the name
of john Coulan, stabbed his WIFE, Some
months AGO she refused to live with him.
on account OF his brutal treatment Of her,
and Incorporate habits. The act appears
TO have been 4 prcmcdtatcd design TO
murder, rs lie stepped into Il shop before
starting, and sharpencd = shoe knife to q
point. Her recovery is doubtful. He has
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Augusta is getting to be very wick
ed. 1t has had trials for highway rob
berry, rape, and stabbng affair in
which mans eye was cut out
Our friends in Hancock County will
notice the call for Convention of the
Democrats of that County, in to-day's pa
per.
Tuesday was the one hundredth an
niversary of the birth of Sir Walter Scott,
and his admirers all over the world are
celebrating the occasion
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Hancock County Democratic Convention.

The Democrats OF Hancock County requested
TO meet by delegates in Convention at Hancock Hall
in Ellsworth. on Friday the first day of September
ncX,, at ten o'clock A. NJ to nominate candidates
for Sheriff, Clerk OF tile Courts, County Com
mis- issiouer, County Treasurer two Senators, and to
transact such other business rs may properly come
before the Conventions.
Basis, each city town and plantation dele
gate, and additional for every . votes cast for
the Democratic candidate for Governor in $50. A
majority fraction will give additional delegate.
EEtSrus REpMAN, Democratic
WARREN KING, County
DEED IIINCELIY. Committee.
Ellsworth. Aug, 10, ISL
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From the i;angor Democrat.
A Home Contrast.

On Thursday night last the Finance
Committee of the City Council reported
She appropriations necessary ion the pres
cnt municipal year. In order that the
good people of Bangor may understand
the strides thai their city government is
making in ihc path of rctrenchment and
economy, we present in the following IA
bic these appropriations together with the
appropriations of the municipal gear
1S5H-iiO.
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Belfast Police Court.
Reported for the journal.

Aug. 10. Byron II! Norton. for m assault on
CHRISTOPHER y. Cottrel, .Ir., was fined 42 and
costs. ON the llIh he was again brought be-
fore the Court, charged with threatening to kill
his wife. He WAS ordered TO give $500 bonds
10 keep the peace for one year, and pay costs
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In order to make the contrast apparent,
in the first table we have added the Sew
ers 10 the Highway, as they were includ-
ed in the Highway in 1860. So we have
added the Police item of 8, 900 to Salaries,
as that item was included in Salaries in
1860. We have also included Gas, Dis
count, Incidentals and City Debt under
the head of Contingent, rs in 1860.
AS eNtravagant as these appropriations
are, and as startling rs they must be to
the taxpayers of Bangor, they do not tell
the whole story. For example the report
Of the Finance Committee recommend an
appropriation of only $1,000 for sewers.
We are credibly informed that bills al
ready presented to the Committee on Ac-
counts and Claims for this years expend-
itures on sewers, amount to over $12, 900.
Again, we find that the report appro-
PIRATES but $4,000 for the payment of
the City Debt falling due this year. Now
from the Mayors address last Spring, Us
we'll Us from the Treasurcr's report, we
learn that $35, 900 of the city debt falls
due this year.
If we add the $4,000 already expcnd-
ed in sewers, to the highway appropria-
ton recommended by the Finance Com
mittce, we shall have rs the total cxpend-
itures on our highways this year, the
modest sum of &4S, 800, or nearly three
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New Orleans, Mobile & Texas
RAILROAD COMPANY

Oll,r- for sale bond which combines these aiyant-
ages to an unusual degree. The route lies between
Mobile, Alabama and liouston, Trxas-passi
through New Orleans the New Y ork Of the South
OF the whole line of As miles, about twnthris are
already huilt, and the Stockholders have expended
nearly TEN MILLION DOLLARS in the work,
Tie bonds now offered are secured BY mortgage
upon ali that part OF the line west Of New Orleans,
which has cnormous traffic assured TO it from the
start, ths being tn only rail connection by which
tr cotton, corn, cattle and other productions Of
PrXa- reach New Orleans.
80 important is This road considered to Louisiana,
that the State has made very liberal grants in aid of
ihe enterprise, by direct donations by endor,
q! s2eo'i moFtg4ge haa!s and by subscriptions to
the stock ot the Comptny, accounting III all TO over
eight million dollars
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SHIP EWS.
POasT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Aug. Schs Abby Weld, Sylvester, New York;
Island Queen, johnson, do Planet, Pratt do; Ada
lde, Darby, Boston; N. Clifford, Shute, do.
Is. Sch Artic, Hall, New York.
10. Sch Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston.
SAILED.
Aug. o. Sch Orion, Osborn, Roundout.
II. Schs Island Queen, Eastport; Gen. Meade,
Cunningham, st. George, Jack Downing, Patterson
Rockand; Banner, Mathews, Bangor.
II. Schs Artc, Hall, Rockand; N. Clifford. Shute,
Orland.
IS. Sch Adalue, Darby, Bangor
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NUKEE11FO1tT. Ihe Democrats OF NORTH
port requested to meet at the Saturday Cove,
SCHOOL HOUSE, on saturday, Aug. 49, at O'Clock
Il. NJ, 10 choose delegates TO the County Conyen-
ton, Per Order.
Northport, Aug. l., ls7l.
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MONTShH4z4E. Tie Democrats of Montville
are requested to meet at the North Ridge MEETING
HOUSE, in said town. on Saturday, Aug. 10, at )
o'clock, l.. NJ, to choose delegates TO the County
Convention. Per Order,
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EN ANHS The D,

sVS AWHILE The Democrats of the town
OF Swayillc are requested to meet in Caucus at the
TOWN HOUSE, in said town, on Thursday, Aug.
= at O'Clock, +. NJ, to choose delegates to attend
the County Convention, to be holden at Belfast on
the 26th inst. Per Order of Town Committee
SWanit, Aug, II, Is /.
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NJ TIC F.,
ALI PERSONS ARE HERTiY FDRf:Jp-
den harborng or trusting Charles NJ Davis i
minor, bound to me, he lett me and my business
without any cause shall pay debts ht,cv ca Of
his CONTRACTING THOMAS DAVIS
Montville, Aug. A. l.al aw5
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M \ = 9 n =
German I.inirment :

yINiE GREATEST INTERNAL AND IN TER
L nal Ernedv ever used ior the Curr OF Cold
Cough, IoOtlmchv, lIvadafAc, rheumatism, Neural
gia, Contracted ur,i~, Murc- iHd Icnduus Spraiu-
Frost Bites and Chilbluns tuts, Eruisrs, Burns and
Scalds, l'l,uri-y, PAINS in thu SIDE Breast Back
Cholera and tho!"rl Murbus, CTtmp Culc PANS
DarrhW(, Dysentcry- also Inflammation Ot the h id
neys, Liver Complaints and l'dpitatun OF the Heart
Impurities OF the Blood and EingWorm, Bites u
Insects, Reptiles or Dogs.
The above madeleine is conn pounded on the most
scientific principles, combining powerful remedies
found in no other l.inimrut. FOR Internal and tA
ttrnal diseases none ever rqutlIed it. 1t at once
stops all ptiu, producing hrtlthlul tone to the
whole system. 1t pcmrtrat,s rapidly, directly
on the ahsnrhcns, cqnali1r8 the circulation and
fluids
Ihr above ncdiciur ha- hrcn put to the seYerest
tests ever mot with, and has proved to be- than
represented. 1t is recommended by all who use IL
Prepared only by &. A. MASON, No. y ChurlA
St, Belfast, Me-, 70 whom al orders should be- nd
dressed and WIFI receive prompt attention. Az
The Republican journal., 1871-08-17

HEEIOXT. The Democrats of Belmont arc
requested to meet at the SCHOOL. HOUSE, near
iialls Corner, on Saturday the 10Th inst. at o'clock
l.. Mntu choose delegates to the County Conven-
ton. Per Order.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FaeAN Ia FORT. The Democrats OF Frank.
fort are hereby requested to meet at the SCHOOL
HOUSE in District No. l, on Saturday the 10Th
INST, at O'Clock, in the afternoon for the purpose
ot choosing delegates attend the Senatorial and
County Convention to be holden at Belfast on
saturday the 2Gth Per Order
Frankfort, Aug. II, 1871.
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local items, &c.
News of The County and City.

IAiI'HHI. N7 Nl iItC iW|uit -IHrtt lilr COM
uus win l4y ihcir t:,tk along The whole wa
lct honi rCllp. rtr, ir 'lr property Owners will
GIVE them thc l2lf OF way. They very Justly
lri lh9l Nh ouehl nol tn benefit the wharf
OWNERS jo ihd cNirnt and be obliged to pay
fo0 IL 5e,ie> Failing 10 gcl the right Of way.
they will give the privilege Of Wharting ont
flom lhcr track across The ti1t> to some person
a persons vino viii undertake 10 bnill, Mr..
havlorI with hs usua ~harn eve to business,
i-utgotiAtHs lor the right 10 bald lbt Wharves,
.u3 fl. chances ar ih4t. Ii ihc road t. moi eN-
nnnlau. NJ the bn>in,-- OF tn. lold viii done
u1H Whlryp7 owned ll him The owners Of
fHorrN ora'. Lin1~ ~itualal balow Will under
~t4u4 ihc e1cti ot such a liei-Hre upon their
Wlu,i. ihc iuifar.aaa 4 lt,in. lhr track
a.Ht tine WAah Wltol lloul 1t the city i tou
nh'ous lo need argument. bu that great
wN At.C-t will I'd l'-t unless our people are
agabe The railroad directors say lhc- muSl
huow AZ once Nb1l is to be DONE
GaNdaaJer Mae hroughr I'M h- new train Oh
Monday n consists of % h4. ,ee. express
'a4 ndl car, smoking 9,., anl 81 passenger
aar They are shorter and lighter chtA those
ueod ou the main line, hut are models ofb beauty
md comfort. They are lined VITA light color
~ macit and upholstered with lark plush.
llt WUI9w~ of The passenger rHr hlyr hut
ont elHc ot >rm-rjrcua' alas-, like minia-
mr bN wnlows. wtlh rurtain, instead OF
uuui-. uujWU1liN, lhr'trIm i- painted straw
.ai,r OuI leoul aro mach pleased with their
Irw accommodations.
Iho pr,ir,i for locating. the Sllta F,ir.i r,l-
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't'' WTFN' wen. "' '""A roma III It'%e lofcr
'N lHF7't"- WI "fi"'>'lN' 'he thi'dil'h
scenery maze ''' FN'or''"n l" "u'NiIle'
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letter box has been placed in Tho new
uAdi uu, far the rduh eneucA M persons dasir-
,dE tn dFpl-it lel,r- up ~ the time Of the
trains leaving.
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.at5olen,nrli., lI.,oo d phippay !, finn. h.i., nf
i-a tou.. beI,noina In p.rtlou1 and t,...,irn.l
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tr''hi"od7lf. Everybody H''hi'li, h"WrN"i.
'~"nFiniiY looked "it'T
The Demo. rat, of Thu rlY will uollre The call
tn,.a eaiirtls in thts paper.
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or MAINE


Sup. jnd Court, April Tenn, "a. /,
On the foregoing, Ordered, rh.t the IiIuiGtni
notify the said Israel NJ anderson Of the psudcucy
thereof, by publishing attcscl copy ot ner libel
and this order thereon, three weeks Successfully in
the Republican Journal paper printed ut Belfast
in the County of Waldo, the last publication TO be
thirty days at least before the nr>t term of the
Supreme Judicial Court, TO Dc holden At Belfast,
within and for the County of Waldo, on the third
Tuesday of October next, that he may then and
there appear and show if any he have, why tl,
prayer OF said libellant should not be granted.
ArrEST- w. G. FRY y, GLFEK,
Copy OF libel and Order of Court thereon.
3WG ATTEST-W, tf, FRY f.. CfEl!lI.
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DIED

obituary notices, beyond the dIlte, name and age,
mast be pail for.l
In searsmont, Aug. 9, Mrs. Mary r. wife OF Capt.
). Green Haskell, aged 81 years.
The Republican journal., 1871-08-17
QRS9G3l!al!!?'|!!!!?!2!2;9;4!Hs 39SE2H
/ L&HJ INSTITUTE
81 TEMPLE PEACE. BOSTON, nASs.

The object in establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
remedies, and 10 secure permanent place
where Families, Invalids. or any person could
obtain the best medical advice and such rem
edles as each might require, without the use
of poisonous drugs.
DR., Greene has been Physician of the fnsti-
tute since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years Few men have had 50
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his ffty-tifth year
and has devoted his life to this branch OF his
profession, and his success, VIC believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canher, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
DR.. Greene's Medical Pamphlet dcscrip-
tive of diseases and theirpropertreatm will
be sent free to invalids
Address, r. GREENE, NJ D,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1871-08-17

De. T., Il. CLARKE'S VEGETABLE SHERRY WIN T.
~ TIERS are certain ior female sickness, by
taking wine glass half fall before &c ttng out OF bed
in the morning. Delicate Ladies will find it OF
great service by using ii three four times a day.
Sold by all dealers in medicines. sp
The Republican journal., 1871-08-17
PROBATE NOTICE S.


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Oh august ~ ~ ~ -
AMES DODGE, Administrator of thc estate Of
- Walter Il. Dodge, late oi Isles boro, in said Curn
| y OF Waldo deceased having presented hiS irSi
account OF administration slii estate for allow
| ance.
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
to al; persons Interested by causing a copy OF tins
order to be published three weeks @ueccsSivcly in
the Republican Journal, printed II Hclst, that they
may appear ri Probate Court, to be held ut Belfast
within and for said County, on the second TUESDAY
of Sept neAt at ten OF the clock before noon, aud
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AT ,r"hi'e C"iiii hti" ~ ht'fS' "iilli ana i"i
tlt Nu"h!y 81 'ido' on 'hN @'e""' i"'3H'il "l
August, ~. y. lA-''
N1EIa son Ai.IEN Executor al the estate ul
~ Hannah Alien late ot MONTY ill,. IN aid onn-
ty of Waldo, deceased, having presented his first
account ui a,mn 4ir.t III ON SAID t.tal, inr allow
ord"i'j, mat lht sA!d Executor slvr i"h'" In
all persons interested by cdisiiis' 4 cop, OF Tins ort,r
TO be- published three weeks Surers'l''lE III the
fepubiicah journal, printed at !:rii'It llat lhrY
may appear a, a. Il Ifohue Court 70 De helh a' hrtH'
mil anu loi s.'i' Coiti'y vi, 'ic s'toii't i"t'''E
OF sept htA!, at l.n ol lt cioGk before noon ma
sheW c'us'' IL any 'hey h'Ne' WHY 'i' 9"h' -h"'i'
DC aioWou. - ~ ,,..
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The Republican journal., 1871-08-17
F o R S Al. {

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III nl THE HOUSE AND OUTBUIID-
~ in&1 occupied by the subscriber near
- the depot in Belfast, alsu one Horse,
three Harnesses, one Truck Wagon, one i;itllug
Wagon and one Express Wagon, also lot OF hard
aud soft wood, and kindngs for tho market.
"a a Il the above will be soii cheap for cash.
Apply to the subscriber on the premises.
Belfast, Aug. 9, ISL. HENRY Wy MAN.