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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24

SergattSDe1eDle Sl9elfelt luUroelt leit; l.. y.
elmer ait Srlno elmer gnfiaae Der ,,Oeutid)er
Spntbant" iuegeil triigeriiber Irgabell Gin
altoercr alf Srnllo ciller ltel fornlllirtcu Nrt,
tlage ocS ,0umlrieS GauucreitS Nr. q" bon
iptld)em Sub Hoten gum Setrage BON n1ebr,
relil SIP 900 i%nbered)tigter g9eiie auSaeoes
ben babell loll ELL orittcr Serhaits6efeb(, bel,
it'd Der ,0umfrieS Saupereilt 9tr. 2" Der,
lbalIt bat inter ber 4nihnloiguna aeQell
Cub, BEN Screille 6otbS III S6be uo1 $500
itnterld)lageit 81 babcn. SIM Saale beS
S%tdbtgerlhtS ,pobnte ben obiget &erbalo.
llnger cine iehr 9roBc gu;abl l~}erionelt bel,
lpeldle oel Gang ~cerielbcn nit Dem tebboitez
ltcn Sntertiit perfolgtcn.
g d 10 inbelffage.- Gomoro q. Qa.
bis gerletb gelterrt inter Der Sc,iid)tiglug,
BEN Jteger @eo. SepbuS $500 ilnteridlaQe1
III hobeil, i'll 6aft ltuo Warb pom 9tidjtcr
Sell 9egen Caution bis gum Seginne Der
llnterIudnng entla1ien.
SranS. Seitcrr fam Nadmittag um
4 llbr I'M critten Stode bes ruten BON &. y.
Scott ais Ipotbere, oben ais AoitbauS be.
nubten @eb6uocS auf Der Gde Der 6iQb ltrto
BrottltraBe 6ener aus, lueldles, nadOem eS
onrd] !3erltorulg eineS Ileiberid)rarfe8 ufo
NeineS Snbaltes fir $3.50 Sdlaben ueririad)t
bate, bon Der Selerluebr gcl1ift lpurbe.
WiorOongrtff.- (Gine 6rau bon If.
rem Wtanne geihoien.) - Tor einigcu Sas
gen gcrietb Der III SIR. ~, Sibole. Stra6e,
iuobueuoe Trtrif Crane in aroBe @elbuerles
genbeit, 10 oaB CT ieiner 5rau ell @runO1iid
nebit 9auS geridtli6 Interrogation lieB. als
CT geitcrrl iid) aus Der Serle9enbeit gesogen,
Uerlangte CT BON Der 5rau, baB ie ben lleber
tra9un9ssatt riid9angig. made, bariit ct
lpieoer Gi9entbiiner oes @ruuoltiideS werbe.
0arauf ging bic Srau aber nitt ein, mas
i'm oermaben in @utb berisete, baB CT nit
eiuer Yiltole auf ie ifoB. Die 8uael fibr
ibr in ben ileinen Singer Der liufen SauO
uno glitt I'M linfen arnl bis gum Gaenboaen
h%tnanf, obue jebod mebr, als cine leidte
Vleiiur 81 oernriafen. Crane fist i,et, nm
ilb ipegen Mloroan9rifeS auf feline Gbebalite
Dor benz Srlninalritter Su berantmortcn.
Seifangriff an biegbefrar.-
Sergeant 5anop nabm 9eitern ben in CIR. 10,
Bin : aaeg. wobnbaiteu Shmar,en SameS
Wilfs iuegert WoroansrifieS aui icin @eib
felt, lnb Ridter Benuer lieB benielben suin
weitereu Serb6re ieltbalteu. 8ilts mar mt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-08-24

y. 3 0B, WieiIer llllo @abeltt . Stt0 Venlter.
10. OamentaIhe. ..........G. Momentbn.
II. Gin netteS Sierieioel ... Sohaun Tolt.
Sir bic meiiten ,,Ile 3ebu" erbielt 6r.
Sernbaro 0eder elm $40 @olbfiid.
SeWinncr Der &nabcni bieb.
Yrete:
Garl Slumetbcrg (erter &Dnig beranabcns
Shiieellz@ %ompaguie), Garl Born (arons
prinS), Seilrid Gppler, H. 1upus, Sarl
9reiicl, @eorg @reiisu, Gopt. Ilireo u.
Slumenberg lnb Martin 9nuer.
iocute unS mpr9cn Q d,tut ceS Hefcs.
Der beitti9e, uorleeteSa g ,uirb porausIid)ts
lid beioloers gldnselb mlsfatler, bonn crit
LID bat eS lth Jcst abgeregnet uno mir biirfeu
nit Ned)t id)Dnes Wettcr crnartet, ilno oalllt
bat cas- Gomite fir Die letten Gage INNER
nod beiotoere lleberralhuigen in pettp. 9lQe
alio, Die nod ilidt oaS Set belud)t babel,
m1gen belte binanSeilen, nnb wir g%arantis
rem oafiir, bab ie ii6 10 uortreilit amiiiirsu,
baB ie
mprsen, am lcstcn Seftaae.
9emlB aud illdt tnl Yarfe icbler.
Do bic
S%ririidbuuaem
bel einer lold)en @elagcnbeit eillen ie6r mid.
tigen Yinft auSmad)ei, 10 oeben mir gum
Setclt unierer eeier i'll ytafitebcnoem nod
mails cine H%unoid)aii Der peribieOeneu Gtas
bltienlents, bic ieocm Scitbeiu1cr ais geit-
fabell oieneit fam:
Die EetsSSueuen,
aae Wuiif, alter Seitiubel fam Elm groBes
SolfSfelt itidt eriol9reid mad|en, ipertil nidt
fir belt ~innererl Mierlid)en ebsn 10 gut geior9t
lit, mie fir bas amiiienlcnt I'M allgemeinen.
SIS 1T swar Elm iebr %9enieinpldeiges mo &c.
meines, uber innlerhin nabreS Spriihmort:
- $50 iih 6er3 lno augen laben nil man
audi 'paS SIT eiien baben," unb y5u trinfen"
erlt redt, NIB Der s@irtbe wunoermilb" siebt
o'rauBen gar Siele.
yOie @ a d. t ant 8bein"
balt arf pem Seitplaee 9r. SObam Bittrofi,
NIB er wad)t treulid, bab man Gtten Ttee
reitlteiner, 8iioesbeimer, Sobbeimer, 2tebz
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

persons have had the soitcst scats....Judgc
Kent has taken rooms at Is. +. Fields, and is
accompanied by his family. ....Mr. Small, of
Augusta, Is official reporter at the present
term o' couft.....Gunners are Staying the ducks
and coois very extensively down the bay.....
Miss Wells calls attention to her new stock Of
mllunery.".The weather is Just glorious; if it
is The Indian summer, We hope the tribe will
settle here PERMANENTLY, the grand
isly overhaul the liquor selers?' is the queS-
ton idst new agitating the stroet.....The best
remedy for cold, when first taken, is from a
Pint 10 a quart of hot cider or lemonade drank
IN going to hed..... Remember Murray's lecture
on Deacon> tonight, and that season tickets
are for sale at the boollstoreS.....Thc late s :.
Lewis hal bis life insured to the amount Of
s59pn.....lt Is about time for clothes line thieves
to- ta operating ......The lightning calculator is
in town with Orton's Arithmetic for sae....
The new half cape oyercoatS make the wearers
looA like angels with sprouting Wings. Oii-
yer Bicktord WAS assaulted on "Wednesday
while making an arrest for delinquent taxes,
and there was 4 lively time for few minutes,
but The pugnacous man paid over,
Mrs. l.. Moore, of Ellsworth, spiritualist
vii! speak in The SwanyiIle meeting hon So next
sabbath.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

ClrEeeted N,ee1lA Tor The y0NrNoL.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.


u,
At market for the current weck-Cattle 800; Sheep
and Lambs 1l,.SS; Swine $500. Last week-Cattle,
1872; Sheep ana lambs, li,29d swine, 1900.
of hides, tAow and dressed Beei-Extra quality
So 5a .; first quality sda6 so: second quality 25a5
Oxen Bulls, Sc, SO 50a4 so.
Hides and Tallow- Brighton Hides sas l-2c; Brigh-
ton Iallow GAG Lee; Country Hides Las; Country
Iallow ja5 12c; Calf Skins lsc; Sheep and Lamb
Skins 81 50al 10
Working Oxen-Extrg, seo0a25o; ordinary, $lioa
10; poor Oven from $40 to $50 per pair.
Store Catle-l earnings, $llal5; . year Odds : 15a
%, year olds, $35ai5 Those OF poorer quality
prices ranging from $7a$3O.
Mich COws-EXtra s55a90; ordinary Sa5a5o
per head. Store Cows, $l5a2o.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and selected lots So 25a
0oi Ordinary, 81 50l2 -; from 3a7 lio per ID,
SWine-Storo pigs, Wholesale 4a5c; retail, sac
per p" and, Fat Hogs l-3a5 1-2c.
fo' ltry-ENtra, II l-2ai5c; medium, Il l-2a1i Lie;
poor Bah l2c.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
DIED }.


obHuarV notices, 1eyoaa The date, name and age,
must be paid for.l
In this city, Oct. 10. Juli May, daughter of John
and Hannah Condor, aged months, ~ days.
This lovely bui Of promise
10 US awie WIS given,
Now folded in the Savior's arms
And sweetly sings in Heaven.
In this city, 18th, Enoch 5. Ellis, aged So years.
in Ellsworth, Sept. 30, Mary f. Weber, aged Il
years,
In Boston, Oct. 49, Mrs. Jane b. Montgomery, of
Thomaston, aged 81 years, 9 months.
In Thonaston, Oct. -, Lizzie sherman, aged
years.
In Neustrclitz, Meeklanturg Strelitz, Germany,
Aug. L, Henry Clays, aged 80 years.
Thirty years since Mr.. Clay, native Of Germany
gentleman OF education and refinement became a
citizen OF Waldoboro Me, where he resided eral
years and twice married. His business rec, uir-
ing his personal attention at New York he removed
there. His health failing, strong desire to visit
his native land and relatives, with the hope that ad
vice of eminent physicians there mi ght restore his
health, induced him to make the voyage. Twelve
days after his arrival among his kindred he died with
4 firm peaceful trust i'll bis saviour. New York pa
hrS please notice.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

The Brunswick Telegraph says that during
tba heavy rain of Thursday of last week, the
muskrats were drowned out of their nests in
The banks of the brook and swan into the pond
in the Mall for safety; but here they found the
bows only too glad to knock them on the head,
and number of them were killed, one boy
securing five or six skins.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

We hear on every hand unbounded
praises of the hospitality of the Bangor
people last week. The crowd was very
large, but private houses were thrown
open freely, with the determination tn at
no one should lack for food or lodging.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
Musical Notice.

YINHE SUBSCRIBER, from Boston, takes this op..
i portunty to call the attention of tile citizens of
fore mentioned) which he has placed on exhibit
ton at the house of W. p. Burril erly occupied
examine the same. These pianos combine all requis.
tie qualities essential to constitute the instrument
in the highest possible degree, having power sodiy
sweetness and purity of tone, with an action sus-
ceptible to the lghtest touch and will recommend
themselves to all lovers of good music. The sub
scriber is introducing these pianos to the public
being a practical workman in every department Of
manufacturing, therefore is confident Of presenting
them an instrument which will not fall into dsrepute
after using short time but will retain all their eX
cellent qualities for many years to come. Piano
Fortes put in complete order, tone and tune here
totore. STEPHEN GROVER,
Avis Piano Forte Maker, Boston, Mass.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
Teachers Institute.

Y1NHE THIRD ANNUAL INSTITUTE FOR
Waldo Co., will be held at Unity, beginning
Monday, Nov. 6, ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ and continuing
five days,
aS Board will be furnished at the lowest posi-,
Bile rates. Teachers wishing boarding places secured
will please notify A. +. WATSON, Esq, at Unity
n. A. LUCE,
4wl4 Co. Sup'r Of Schools.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
THU CONFESSIONS Oh An INVALID.

ana a Tarnn and 1 for lo G sS asqyo9 G
Debility, &C., supplying Tie MEANS OF sELF-CrRE.
Written by one who cured himself, and sent free
on receiving a postpaid directed envelope
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N !,
6mIjsp
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
RATCIIELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous no
disapponment; no ridiculous tints disagr eeable
odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
produces IMMEDIATELY splendid u lack or natural
Brown leaves the hair clean soft, beautiful; does
not contain particle of lead or any injurious COM
pound, Sold by all Druggists. Factory, 10 BOND
STREET, N. Y. lyrlisp
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

TTNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
1 concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of Administrators
in the County of Waldo dcceased,b giving bond as
the law directs; she therefore requests all persons
who indebted to said deceased's estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to her. 3W15 RUTH KNOWLTON.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

Oct. y, Sch James Henry Trucworthy New
York.
p. sch< Abby Gale, Ryan. Boston, Mary, Gil.
christ, Sllein.
q. Sch Light Scat, Dean New York
SAILED.
Oct. %. Schs Cameo, AIcCarty, Boston; Gen
Meade Cunningham, do; James Henry, Tueworthy,
Eockland.
Proyinceown, Oct. IS. Sch VIM. X Gene, A. Martin
master, of Bremen. Me-, last Sunday forenoon sprung
manmast during the blow. The mainboom fell
striking and breaking the arm of Frank P. CLANCY,
one of the crew. The vessel put into this port for
relief.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

six hundred pound shot fired from III. b.
NJ. S. Monarch, while the gunners were en-
gagged in target practice, struck the mlzzen-
mast of the vessel itself.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

NeM. ri tho courty aaa oIty.

comp tu.d Of N mcomuGulie ing in the
,M, lg SOME tau., .,s,l al liie Nigh. preyoa.
io bis death. his WIZ iaa rjs4H and given 9im
-"n preparation t.E. sege Ide pain. un fr-
morning he had ttn breakf-. ed u.iid,
"W-h frm sH- ha. he Jd not foI wu},
Wa JU ou Ai- o1tyoo@ .A gloves Iral tga(oll
io 1''m- o. b~ rIc, of business. 0u reaching
'thl 1opr Ms. NjHrQb ryed tuo le stopped
aod h0iI hi heal dawn Us though Id Mouahl
iu moment he staggered aId fll D.. N.. door.
ite was Immediately rdsal aud ll4rcd upon T
lounge. and Dr Brooks. ~ ho WAS in the neigh
hofAood, oalled ID him, Init be aid h.! Speal,
wi wa, dead before The lostor arrived There
no DOUBT that his death was caused Nv disease
II the heart Mr. Levi, will he greatly missel
iie was a man whose dealings Were extensive.
and who bore til, reputation of an pnfeupri>ng
'nl honorable bu~iuess man Those who were
brought nf5I ta him IN the rshliof- ~ trade
ani rs neighbor- knew Lin rs one Of The most
.'neiderte lni accommodating of nen Few
husbands and Gathers Ver- the centre of So
mocI. altealou n .hc family circle. Doing hus-
u'-- 40 g.. io..jll u whicu were tbr homes of
m4UY "l lh, lu,rt.' i.ls~o-, he alltylatrd thoir
JibIrg~ lv &. constant chart, that never re-
'o-ta luo arpoal etll and hunger: ul il was
l0uHu- 30 ~ee un Aumh, recipient, Of his
blindness Standing uncovered At the door whlle
tho mora tnlaun, OF their friend were borne
tNa tomb Thc iunoml tool, place on Sunday
10 ,'l" '''' '' '-'''' ''',.i' '' 'i"'
was rrowi"d ~ l- iIli capacity. The services
''''
''..''' u. w.. was 'i ,''-
'''' W''"''7 '''t'''
''' '''"- d. '' ''''i'''
DEAF" "' GEN. tVNNINGhA}L Gea. Henry
wy uhn'n2oain' q native OF 9W1nTlilf. ant i'F
'h'Nl 3r"S resident Of Belfast dled suddenly
t lAe residence Of hl~ son, ih Na-hngton H.
ou ihe Eth, at the age Of a. lie was for
many wears an active Democrat politician of
ihr n'nty, and hat filled tho offices oi oi1le
~-na'r sheriff, and Deputy t9iirr;or Fer
,omc NaH~ he Kept ting AeW England House IN
iNi- WN ~ thA lraakin4 oat 81 ihA war h'
rH~'t ID "mIan' 1uj ui'N one ct jhr Maine
f0slm.uis III" '.cI through the war, raf-
'lI lIis H uHy battles ami WaS 'olonei oi
hiul'ff III 'I'' 'I'N'' I pom 'hH establishment
' lr''r h' purchaser ID itNn H'1' the NtH4~~-
."' illne Oh ms "eaih h' vas s4efld "l lh'
"Nh'' Up Nn'N "'f'" ne I'"' '.'"0 u" ne 'if'i-
"'. "eh. uAh'liE'"A WIS e mah 'i mann
'N.el''"' 'i"'''l''.'>' 'lN M 'aih WIFE j" r.
+'tueo ivy FL lfE' 'ifr'' Ut friends. aNd 10y 'hD
i''''' 'ilo A' I-'' >'iN''l >' N"''
ME- Grower. 0u"~r advertisement tor piano
imHg we are publishing. j, on" WHOSE skill
lny he rrle7 uroA I" th7i dHi'n't rud delicate
Whh. tie has iMd F. IN'E experience in the
celebrated NhHkelIne mandatory. nld $ mas
iff "l MS "hSlh'>S- Admirers al Lne nSlr'l-
'HFfl' any 'h"N' 4'"0i purchasing ahon" ~
,Mlh' lAt elegant piano WAr'l MI Grover ila>
.h 'NI'"Hl'" "' NI' 'uIIII' - "I'i'o9"' Inc
'"''''' '"'''U' Ms '' t''ISn ANU rl'" '''''>
''' A.N"""''5''l wy ''l WIZ" paw seen T.
Non ENAcuN So. On the ocnasiou when a
.niy nla'r SO unexpected nalditn' 10 tho pas
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

EB-Agents wanted in every town in the Stnte.-aa
1t has been about one and half years since the
University Medicines were ntroducedint this State.
Notwithstanding the opposition from the Faculty,
the sale daily increasing Thousands of certificates
can be presented if necessary, but if the following
are not sufficient to satisfy the sceptca 10 600
additional ones would be useless,
CATARRH, (tne mother of consumption Scrof-
ula, Salt Rheum, and many other diseases hitherto
considered incurabe, readily yield under treatment
OF the University Medicines.
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfect sue
cess Having treated over two hundred cases within
the last three months, consider it safe to warrant
perfect cure to 90 cases out of every hundred
without cauterization or the leas- exposure.
SPERMATORRHtEA,t the greatest destroyer Of
humanity on the face of the Globe How many be-
wall the loss of precious vitality without having the
slightest idea of the cause their manhood is daily
vanishing and they are gliding into state OF hope
less decay. | have treated over five hundred cases
OF this malady within six months with the UuiYer-
sity Medicines with perfect success.
Persons afflicted with diseases " II please call or
send and get book Gree, wherein they will find
their diseases explained, and necessary remedies.
Address PELEG STAPLES,
$50 Congress ST., Portland Ne.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT for Waldo
County, Judge Kent presiding, commenced its
n Li.t NJ The inliaS
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

The Mahaiwc Bank at Great Darlington,
Mass, was robbed of SIS 600 Saturday night,
by VIM. S. Hine, the teller, who has fled.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Oct. ., 1871.
BUTTER-We quote strictly fine lots of fall made
Butter at 32c fine diaries, comprising fall and
make, At 2sa3oc; good fair lots at 23a27c do
at l4aloc; inferior do at Halle; bakers l0allc
Western Butter choice grades, at 22a26c and COM
mon do al Halle per ID.
CHEESE-We quote at Is 1-3l13c Tor Ohio; 10 -
allie for Vermont and New York l1al3c for choice
dairy, and loo per ID for common cheese.
EGGS-rhe market is at 2ol33c per doz and there
is little more demand.
BEANS-We quote choice Northern hand-picked
pea Deans at s. 5oa'i %; choice Eastern at 81 20
common pea beans 81 l2;t2 30; choice mediums at
So ,0a2 q; and yellow eyes at s. - per bush.
NEGEr Jackson Whites are selling at
60c per bush Norfolk Sweets at 81 -, and Jerseys
at 50 % per Dbl; Onions dun at s. % per bb
fRUil-Applcs are plenty, and While few lots
OF hard fruit are sold at So u, good many Apples
that are too ripe sell ut s. 90 per Dbl; Cranberres
are plenty at ?7alo per Dbl. for Country and Cape
1lAf-We quote at S}0a3} per ton for the best
Vermont and tanai! hay; 2ia26 for inferior; 52Sa
so for estern timothy and l5al for Swae. Straw
sells at s!sa24 per ton,
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
October, "A. d. 1871
MARY S. TUFTS, widow OF John Tufts, late OF
WI Belfast, in said County Of Waldo deceased,
having presented petition for allowance from
the personal estate of said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Mary give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy of this order to
be published three weeks successfully in the Repub-
lican Journal, printed at Belfast, that they may APP
pear Probate Court, to be held at Belfast within
and for said County, on the second Tuesday of
November next ten of the clock before noon, and
shew cause if any they have, why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. Z. FIELD, Register. Is
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
Farm for Sale.

MIhlE1.EM THE SUBSCRIBER BEING de-
a lnlEs4aYAA1 sirous Of leaving the State, offers
--a-==AH-= his farm known as the White Farm
for sale. Said farm contains about 100 OF as
good land there is in Belfast has good Buildings
is well wooded watered and fenced, Cuts annually
from 20 to 30 tons OF hay. Can be moved and raked
with Horses and is of the easiest tarmes carried
on in the County, the soil being Cayey Loan, free
from rocks, &c. Said farm is situated within ~
miles of the Post Office, on good road near School
House and has many other conveniences which are
not enumerated Farm Stock and farming tools
hay &C., sold with the farm it desired.
gain if disposed of before january next. Enquire
the premises. s. 7. EDGECOMB.
Belfast, Oct. 81, 1871. iwlG*
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
Insolvency Notice.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been APP
w pointed 10y Hon. Asa Thurlough, Judge of
Probate, for the County of Waldo, Commissioners
to receive and examine the claims of the creditors
of Addison A. Moore, late of said County, deceased,
represented insover do hereby give notice that six
months are allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims and that shall attend to that
service at the Office of the Clerk of Courts, in Bel
fast aforesaid, on the fourth Wednesday of Deem
Der and the second Wednesday OF April next, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon of each day
w. G.. FRYE, lror,;,
Belfast Oct %, ISL 1e
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

BROoKLlN, n. Y, Oct. 81. The re-
ports from fires in the forests Of Western
New York received to-day, show that in
some localities the flames were raging
with unusual violence yesterday. There
is but little wind to-day, and the city is
free Of smoke About u thousand acres
OF land were burnt over in Orleans coun-
ty Rain is very much needed.
A Troy dispatch to the Tribune says a
serious fire is raging in the woods at Ms
kayuna, Shaker settlement about eight
miles west of that city. The fire began
Monday afternoon and has burned ever
since There is reason to believe that ii
was started by some Of the numerous
gangs of roughs from New York and
West Troy, who resort to the Shaker set
Element every Sunday for thieving pur-
poses. Several dwellings aud barns
which were in the course of the fire were
destroyed, and there is ground for appre-
hending that large losses will be entailed
before it will burn itself out. The bitum-
nous coal in the Gas Companys store
house in that city, has been on fire sever
al days. There are about 1000 tons in
the store house, but as they are busy IN
carting the coal away it is not believed
the loss will exceed $4,000. The smoke
from these two fires hung over the town
all of Monday, almost obscuring the light
of the sun
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

Some three months ago persuaded by my
wife to take the University Medicines. MY health
and MAD was badly affected that MY iieds De-
came alarmed for my safety. In a week after COM
mencing to take the Medicine, l felt great relief. |
am now as well as any other man. My wife has been
for long time afflicted with disease that has bafed
the skill of best physicians; of when pro-
nounced her case ncurable. Under treatment Of the
University Medicines her health has greatly i'm
proved Amy one doubling, will please call al o. .
Lincoln street, or at repair shop Grnd Trunk
Depot. GEORGE kINGSBUkI.
Portland, Aug. ), 1871.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

have been troubled with Scrofula all my lifetime,
and Neuralgia in the head for years, and have
consulted good physicians from Maine to New York
without any benefit whatever. l have taken six
bottles OF the plant, end one and onehat OF
the Neuralgia EiXir and little OF some other kinds
and | now feel better than eyer before in my
life. l cannot say with Mr.. Munscy, that l feel
twenty years younger, being only twentyeight, but
can say | never felt so young to my knowledge in
my Lille.
Mrs A. O, w, FOSTER, Wilton Nc
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

For twenty-five years have suffered with 5croula
and Salt Rheum, (or letter. Have paid out hun
dreds of dollars and been treated by several first
class physicians without benefit. Some four weeks
ago, l commenced using the Univ, rsity Medicines,
At the time my forehead and head covered with
sores and scaness of the skin; also my tongue was
covered with small ulcers. am to day free from
all the above troubles, and can heartily recommend
these medicines to the afflicted.
S. G. MUNS3Y, y Chestnut 81.
Portland Jan. u. 1870.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26

| have been afflicted with Scrofula and Salt Rheum
all my life. have been under treatment Of eleven
miss caled) physicians, and all the time grew worse.
No tongue can tell what my sutierings We're, with
catarrh diseased lungs, 4 fearful cough, my limbs
wrist and hand running sores, no appetite, badly
diseased incidental to my sex. Though Young, tet
Tat Lite was burden to me. In this dreadful con-
diton, through the advice of friend | called on
the proprietor of the New York University Mcdi.
cines. lie told me my case was doubtful, but would
do the best he could commenced taking his medi-
cines April 18th, and am free from the above
troubles. Mrs. HENRY JONES,
July 10, 1871. Westbrook, Me.
The Republican journal., 1871-10-26
Schooner for Sale.
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IN NORTHPORT, BETWEEN SATURDAY
Cove and Little IIarbor Gold Bracelet. The owner
can have the same by calling and proving property.
MATHEW DRINKWATER.
Norihport Oct H. 1871. owls