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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-06-20

ASA THURLouGH, Judge-B. T. FIELD, Register.
The following business was transacted at the June
Term of said Court
ADMINISTRATIONS ON THE ESTATES oF-Mary A.
Cotton late of Stockton JAS. F. Frye, Administr;t-
tor Thomas L. Sargent, late OF Searsport Mary Z.
Sargent, Administrators; Lewis Il. Litlcfeld, late
OF Winterport, Alice Littefeld, Administrators ;
Charles II. Clough late of MontvilIe, Louise IT,
Clough, Administrative; William Cewley late of
Stockton, Robert L. Clewley, Administrator, dc
bonis non with will annexed.
GUARDIANS APPoINrED-Haskell w. Hardy over
minor heir OF jonathan Hardy, late of Wnterport
David Hasty. Jr. over William Elwell a non com
pos; Philip Dinsmore minor heirs of William
B. Morse, late of Thomaston; Allen Davis over
Horatio Iwitchell non cOmpos; Emery A. Calder
wood over minor heirs of Samuel ii. Calderwood
late OF Waldo Milton f. Carter over his minor
children; Noah W. Sanborn over minor heirs OF
George W. Biethen, late of Frankfort.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES oF-Philfp
Glikey, late of searsport; John Sanborn, late of
Waldo William P Burrll, late of Belfast; Nathan
iel Patterson late OF Belfast; Arnold F. Dodge late
of Burnham; Kate l.. Kinan a minor; Ohm I.
minors,
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES OFT George
W. Blethen late OF Frankfort AionzU +. Fletcher
late OF Northport; Stephen j Barker late OF Troy
Benjamin F. Conner, late OF Unity; Geo. Holmes
late OF Belmont Wellington Chadwick late of
Palermo; Alvano V. Lowell late of Unity; Thomas
Shute, late OF Stockton; John Tufts late of Belfast
Mark p Wentworth, late OF Knox Chas. s. Bur
leigh minor heir of Rufus B. Burleigh late OF
deceased Eta c. Boardman minor heir Of late
OF Northport, deceased, Ebenezer ReynodS a non
compos, OF Burnham.
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE Minor heirs OF
James N. Pendleton, late of Prospect; minor heir
OF Jane fl. Levenseller, late of Searsnont; minor
heir OF Thomas f himan, late of Prospect minor
heirs Oh Spring, late OF Montvilie, minor heirs
OF John Nlckery, late OF Unity; minor heirs of
Lewis Ordway, late OF Belmont minor heir OF
Gilmore Wswell late OF Frankfort estate OF AIahaa
Wentworth late OF Searsmont
ALLOWANCE MADE 10 WIDOW ON ESTATE OF.
Charles Patterson, late OF Thorndike.
ALLOWANCE MADE TO WHOEVER EsTAT
OF-Mahlla Wentworth, late OF Searsmont.
WILLS PRoBATED OF Christopher G. Fuller, late
of Freedom; Prince ii. Sparrow, late OF Winter
port; james Dodge, late OF Isleboro.
ESTATES REPRESENTED INsoLVENT- Gabriel
Dennis, late OF Liberty; Willard Mathews late o
Rplfast
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CUBAN FuuBUsTERs. The Washing
ton Chronicle contains an account Of what
is proposed to be done under the lead of
Gen. Ryan, who left on the steamer for
Cuba. The plan Of operations is stated
to be as follows:
On disembarking Gen. Ryan will first
rally the coast guard and Immediately
despatch fleet couriers to the interior of
the Island to announce to trusted CubanS
who are already aware of the approach
ING army of liberation, his arrival, and
with all expedition get together the larg-
est lorce he can Tor the purpose OF protect
ing the landing Of two expeditions which
will follow him without DELAY Three
steamers put to sea- the same day. each
| one having the same destination. but the
| Fanny will reach the rendezvous some time
| in the advance of the others. The entire
| force amounts to fully 1900 men and all
are completely armed and equipped Ryan
will remain on the coast and expects to
have within forty-eight hours of his land
| ing at least 5000 true Cubans rallied to his
| standard and ready armed to make fight
| if necessary for the protection of the dis
embarkation of men from the two steam
| ers.
More expeditions are to follow, one al
ready started and strong hopes are enter
tanned that the great object will be accom-
plished between now and the Presidential
election.
The Fanny had on board 2OOO rifles,
800 Winchester carbines, 200O Colts navy
revovers, two million rounds of ammuni-
ton, a battery of six field pieces and three
tons OF powder, together with a great
quantity of saddles. brides, medicinal
stores and clothing.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY,, June 70, 1872.
Al market this week-325l Cattle; 522S Sheep and
Lambs; 1900 Swine; $50 Neas. Last week-23l4
Cattle; G0Ul Sheep and Lambs; 1850 Swine; 900
Ntals.
From Maine--No Cattle or Sheep.
Prices of Beef Cattle per hundred lbs. live weight
Extra quality $sls 81 -; First quality, 81 25a7 -;
Second quality 50 25a$7 oO Third quality, So 0Os6
poorest grades OF oxen, Bulls, &C. ST OOa4 Is.
Hdes-H ides $40 l-2c; Taliow 5aG IL; Cali Skins
lGa40c per b; Sheared Sheep Skins 75c, Lamb Skins
15c Dairy skins 5 GOAL % per skin
Working ONcn-But few pairs in market, and not
much call for them.
Store Cattle-Nearly all the small cattle sold
for beet.
Mch Cows-Prices range from $50 to 800 per
head
Sheep and Lambs-W Western Sheep cost l-2a7 "a
cents per pound.
Swine-Store Pigs, wholesale, Case; Retail 1a9c
Fat Hogs 3-4a5c per ID.
Poultry-l5a2o cents per Id.
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| Mrs. PartinSton says she understands the
| pickle the Emperor was got into, but she would
| like to know what that neutrality was that
Victoria was trying to prevent.
Renne is in luck. He has struck lie without
borlng-anybody Renne's Pain-Killing Magic
on Is his ''Oil Bank and Oil City without the
smell of Oil" Renne'S Magic Oil is an ms tittl-
ton, a necessity. A certain cure for al. kinds
of pain. S. A. IIowes & Co, wholesale agents.
"Charley," said a fond mother 10 her son
| you are into that jam again" No" replied
| the pet, you are wrong, ma; the Jam is into
| me-.
| The Venerable Archdeacon Scott, of Durham,
Canada East, says, that he suffered from Dvs-
| pcpSla more than twenty-five years but that
| three weeks use of the Peruvian Syrup {an
| Iron Tonic), has benefited him so wonderfully
that he can hardly persuade himself of tie
reality. and people who know him are astonish-
ed ut the change.
A new hired girl, asked if she had ever had
any experience as wet nurse, said She hadn't
but could soon learn.
THOUSANDS SPEAK. Vegetne is acknow-
edged and recommended by physicians and
apothecaries to be the best purifier and cleanser
OF the blood yet discovered, and thousand speak
I IN its praise who have been restored to health
why is an egg produced last month like a
native of Maacca? Because it is a Mav-lay."
The first premium was awarded w ood's New
Iron Mower, at the Housatonic Agricultural
So iety Fair held at Great Darlington, Mass
Sept. p, 1871, in competition with Granite
state, Spra%ne, Clipper, Young Warrior aud
Eagle.
RebuS, to kiss again; omnibus; to kiss them
all bunderbnS, to KISS another mans wife :;
Syllaty)bu4, one lady kissing another
Ii YOU desire rosy checks and a complexion
fair and free from PimpIes, Blotches aud Erup-
tons, purify your blood by taking Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery 1t has no equal ior
TINS purpose. 500.
How 10 cook the Grant Goose-With Sage (of
Chappaqua) stutfing and Brown sauce
Ladies suffering from ills peculiar TO the sex.
will find benefit in Duponcos Golden Pin.
An old topper being asked one day why he
persisted in drinking, replied: ''Dry makes me
drink. drink makes me drunk, and drunk makes
me dry again" The explanation was consider
e quite Sutli :ient.
CAUTION. Parties purchasing "WHTE's
SPECIALITY FOR DYSPEPSIN' expecting to find
1t a beverage containing alcOhal, like the vile
"BitterS" advertised, (Which only aggravate the
disease, and bring on otherS) will he ,liSappoint-
ed. II is Il MEDICINE carefully compounded on
scientific principles. taken in teas poontul doses,
and has proved to be the only CURE for the dis
ease ever brought forward. For sale by all drug
gists.-3m49
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(ObUua,y notices. beyond the Date, Name AMI Age
must be paM for.)
In Rockland June Alden g. Thorndike, ag red y
years. Also, June II, James Holden aged G5 years
Also, june 10, Henry A. Smart, aged q years.
In Camden, June 5, Mrs. Mary d. Gregory, aged
oil years
In Monroe, May 2i, Capt. John Clements, aged 81
years
In Bockport, I'd inst, Mrs Mary Thorndike aged
s. years
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, June II, 1872.
BUTTER--We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter at 26i27c per ID medium do 23a25c; choice
Western 25a26, and medium at 20a22c.
CHEESE--We quote fine New York and Vermont
l4al5c; Ohio do at 3al4c; common at sa1lc; skim
ia6c.
EGGS-We quote Northern and Eastern at l9c
BEANS-We quote choice hand picked pea beans
at 81 GOAL %; choice hand-picked mediums SO %
common pea 80 5oa3 70; common mediums So 5oa
. IS per BUSH
HAY-We quote at s36a3s for choice Northern
and Eastern, and $3oa3i for common. Straw at So;
ton.
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James w. Wall, formerly United States
senator from New Jersey, died at his resi-
dence in Elizabeth, N. j., on Sunday, in
the SD year of his age He was the first
mayor OF the city of Burlington, and from
the beginning of his political career was a
leading spirit among the democracy of
New Jersey. Upon the breaking out of the
troubles between the North and South, he
took strong grounds against coercion.
September II, 1861, he was suddenly ar
tested on a telegraphlc order from Secra-
tary Simon Cameron, and hurried off to
Fort Lafayette, where he was incarcerated
IN one OF the cells for some time. The
government refused to give him a copy
OF the charges against him, and until the
day OF his death he was unable to discover
the actual grounds of the arrest. Upon
his release and return to his home he re-
ceived magnificent ovation, and upon
the death of Senator Thompson, he was
elected to fill the unexpired term.
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MARRIED..

Albert Stephenson OF Rockland and Miss Susie A.
Carter OF Freedom.
In Penobscot May 30, Charles t. Snowman and
Cora A. Saunders, both of T.
In Unity, June 4, Pearl Harmon and Abbie L.
Crockett, both of Troy.
In I,Ies6oro, May 80 Capt. J. S. Warren and Miss
A A. Parker both of /.
In Rockland, May p Amos E. Ga Hey and Nancy
Gray Also, June II, George l., Hall and Ellen Il.
Sleeper of Rockand. Also, June II, james Adams
OF East Boston and Lizzie ). Lawler OF r.
In North Haven, June 9, Reuben l.. Whitmore
and Mary +. Thomas both of N. IL.
In Rockport, 18th inst, Joseph Millay and Mrs.
George Robinson.
In seafsport, 18TH inst, by Rev. j. f. Adams, as
sisted by Rcv. IL. iiows of Sandy Point, Capt. irl
Staples of stockton and Sarah Z. Pendcton of S.
In rhomaston, June 6, Capt. Peter Ludwig of
Naldoboro and Rachel Butler of T.
In North Haven June :, at the residence OF the
brides mother by tleazcr CTabtree Esq. Franklin
W. kittredge OF Ninathaven and Elda A. Thomas
OF N. II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; no
disappointment ridiculous tints or disagreeable
odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
not contain particle of lead any injurious com
pound Sold by all Druggists. Factory, 16 BOND
STREET, N. Y. 1yrl4sp
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Boiler Explosion.

MCGREGoR, Iowa, June H. The raft
boat ID. A. Mcdonald passed here about
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and
when nearly opposite North McGregor
her boiler exploited and blew all above
the boiler deck into fragments. The hull
Immediately sunk in fifteen feet of water
The Alamakrr a transfer boat between
Prairie du CHEN and McGrcgor fortu-
nately was at the landing at North Me
Oregon, and went to the assistance of the
sufferers and picked up eight OF the crew
five of whom We're seriously wounded,
two OF them having since died 1t is not
definitely known how many were on
board, as the captain and owner Of the
boat remained in st. Louis, but as near as
can be made out from the stories of those
saved, there must have been between 20
and 30 or board. Five persons are known
to be dead and many others are missing.
The names OF nine Of the wounded have
already been ascertained There were no
passengers, The second engineer, who
was on duty at the time of the explosion,
and who is badly scalded, says that he
was attending to duty and had tried the
water not more than three minutes before
the explosion and found water in the top
gauges. He seems to think the boiler
very inferior but cannot account for the
explosion.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
Of Waldo.
I BBiE CUMMINGS. Administrators of the
4 a estate OF John S, Cummings, late Of Freedom
IN said County, deceased, respectfully represents
that the goods, chttte and credits OF said deceased
are not sufficient to answer his just debts and charges
o. ADMINISTRATION, by the sum OF six hundred and
fifty dollars.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
grant her a license to sell ana convey so much
OF the real estate Of said deceased, including the
reversi0n Of the Widow 5 dover thereon as will
satisfy his debts and Incidental charges and charges
Of Administration, At public auction or proyate sale
ABBIE CUMMINGS.
At Court Of Probate, held at Belfast, within and
for the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
OF June, a. ID. 1872
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing Il copy OF said petition, with this ord, r
thereon to be published three weeks successfully in
the Republican journal, paper printed at Belfast,
that they may appear 1T a Probate Court, be held
At the lTobte Office in Belfast aforesaid, the
second Tuesday OF July next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. and shew cause, if any they have why the
same should not be granted.
ASA Til URLOUGH, Judge.
a true copy. Attest-B ?. Field, Register. 3w5O
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| round gmblet and a suction pump to a>sis
| them in their work ....People are ordering
small cakes of ice, but sill keep their buffalo
coat where it is handy.....A capable girl who
understands house work can learn of a gooo
situation by addressing p. o. Box 26S go. We
are beginning to experience a little pleasant
weather......By the looks Of the grass the ind
cations are that hay will not be $40 per tor
next iall......Our street commissioner should
improve the pleasant days and smooth off oll
streets little, as they are very rough.....We
learn that an inebriated individual was struck
| by the cars one evening and bruised little. He
was taken home by friend and the next morn
ing wanted to know ''who hit him last night"
.....Any one with reliable nose can get con
siderable comfort and consolation by walking
| our streets and shifting the fragrant air laden
with the perfume of flowers.....The summer
visitors are beginning to put in an appear
ance Capt. A. ID. Bean'sneW residence on
Cedar street begins to present quite home
like appearance. ..., The annual horse trot and
foot race will come of at the race course,
July 4th This is the Onlyindic alton we have
seen that the fourth was going to stop here 800.
The Portland Revenue Cutter was in our har-
Dor Oh Monday Amen.
NORTHPORT.
A FREAK OF NATURE. In collecting my hen 5
eggs afeW DAYS since, noticed one among them
OF very large size, with Il band of nearly an
inch wide encircling its centre, like one of the
belts of the Planet Jupiter. Upon breaking the
shell, instead of yol, another egg was floating
i'll the albumen of nearly the size of "A common
hens egg, but minus the she'll. Upon opening
the second egg was another the size of a spar
rows egg and upon opening this, another the
size of a small pea, and so on enthusiastically,
probably. DEXTER FARRAR.
East Norlhport, June II, 1872.
SEARsMONT.
Last Sabbath Rev. Mr.. Thomas of Belfast adj
mlnstered the ordinance of baptism by INNER
SION to eight candidates Tor the Baptist church
making eleven in all since the revival last VIM
ter.
Cooper Brothers of North SearsmOnt have at
THEN work shops a complete stock of earring es
of their own manufacture including top bu9gieS
Their work continues to be for quality and
style second TO none in the state. They sell at
prices fixed and uniform to all.
Grass is looking well in this vicinity, but
farmers are behind with their planting, owing
to the rainy weather.
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MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.

ERE yon have salye combining soothing and
healing properties, with dangerous ngred-
lent- remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises to which flesh is heir
Is more easiiy applied than many other remedies
n"ver producing a bad effect but always relieving
pam, hlWeVer severe.
N her own extensive treatment of the sick, for
nearly twenty years, with great success
me principal diseases for which this salve is rec
commended are Chiib(Hins, Rheumatism, Plies,
Scrofta, Old Ulcers sat Rheum. SI1ai,,s' Burns,
feoer Sores, Ffions, Pimpifs, Eaysipelas Sore
res h@r5e,'s Iish Deatnfss- Bols, Ring icorns,
ache, Sore Nippifs, Bofd3tcgs, S2coHe1t Breasts,
hch. Seaid Neaa, Teethjng, (hoppe9 H,ady
Scalds cnts Bruises, troap, C'acked lips, and
Sores on CHU3ftn
1t never fails TO cure Rheumatism if properly
applied. Rub it on wen with the hand three times
day, In several cases it has cured pasied limbs
For Piles it has been discovered to be "A sure rem
edy Persons that have been afflicted for Years
have been relieved by few applications. For E1y-
Speias it works wonders, allaying the inflammation
and quieting the patient. For ChGpped Ha,tds it
produces q cure Immediately. Let those with SAT-
Rhea1n obtain this Salve, and apply it freely and
they viii mud il Invaluable. 1t is good in cases of
with it The best Salve ever invented for .S,r0llep
Breaf and >ores Npple3 No way injurious, but
sure to afford relief, Sore Veal Eyes Rub it
on the lids gently, once twice day Cures deaf
ness BY putting in the a piece of cotton
FOR FeloaS this is superior to anything known.
For Pmples this acts like a charm For Burns
and ScaidS, apply the Salre at once and it gives
immediate relief For OH Sores, apply once a
day.
Not among the least Of til Invaluable properties
Of Miss SAwYER's SAIvE are its beneficial effects
on the hair. Rubbed on the scalp in five or six
different parts, promotes me growth Of The hair,
prevents It turning gray and on bald spots ii pro
without this invaluable article a. an Indispensable.
cosmetic for the toilet. It eradicatcs landrutf and
disease from the head, and blotches and pimples
from the face.
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Probate Court.

Bangor is importing cattle from Illinois by
railroad
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| APPOINTMENTS. The following are
among recent appointments by the Gov
ernor of Maine
HANCOCK.
George T. Dutton. Ellsworth, Not. Pub
| PENoBsCoT.
| Hiram c. ,Judkns, Alton, j.. @.
| George Fabn, Bangor, Fish Warden.
| NJ. '. Il. Piper, . }. T. q.
PIsCATAQUIS.
Lewis c. Flint, Monson. Coroner.
SOMERSET
| Lyman l.. Walton. Mercer, J. p. Q.
| Marcus Wright SkoWhegan Not, Pub.
| VIM j. knowlIon, J. ?. Q.
WALDO.
| VIM. II. Fog!er, Belfast. j. p. O.
Nathan French, Montville,
Geo. f. Bracket. Belfast. Trial Jus.
Stephen strout, Freedom, Up. Q.
Philo Her>ey. Belfast.
Edward Burgess, Searsmont. .
John i. Sylvester, Lincolnville, g
WASHINGTON.
Jos. Wilder, Jr., Pembroke, Trial jus.
Bella A. Wilder j.. @.
Benz. W. French Calais, Fish Warden ST.
CroiX River.
AR0OSTOOk.
Hiram Stevens, Fort Fairfield, j. ?. Q.
Nelson Turney, Presque Isle,
j. c. Madigan, Houlton, bed Jus.
ChaS. w. {. Withee, HouIton, J. p. Q.
Appointed to soemnze marriages -Ceoree
Forsyth, Bucksport.
The Bangor Wing mentions that one
OF the delegates from that city to the rad-
cal State Convention is s. years old
certainly old enough to know better
The reason of the Presidents departure
from Washington has leaked out. Bangor
Wing.
Then it will be a warning TO him TO put
the cork in tighter in future
MAINE PoLnlC> Under the head OF
"A Dubious Prospect, " Toby Candor, the
Augusta correspondent of the Boston
Daily Journal, says
While in national politics Maine is sure
for Grant and Wilson, in State politics
there Is a reasonable prospect of consid-
cradle reduction in the republican vote,
unless a change is made in public senti-
ment. The truth may at once be disclosed.
From such testimony as we have received
there is every indication that the temper
ance Legislation OF last winter, AS we have
previously intimated, in putting cider I'M
der the ban, is having u bad effect, and rs
a result 1t is almost safe to predict that
the cities of Portland, Bangor and Augusta
will 60 against the republicans, unless
they 90 to work with their jackets off and
| mean business. We cannot see that the
temperance reform movement will help
the republicans any more than it will the
Democrats, As both parties are about
equally represented in it, and besides 1t
ignores politics altogether The cam
paign, unless all signs fail, will be the
closest fought one since the organization
OF the republican party, and mainly on
account OF Incorporating the cider clause
into the prohbitory law, a piece of legis-
lation which viii be likely to diminish the
| republican strength of next winter in the
Legislature
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SHIP n t. w =.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

June =. Schs Earl Cunningham, Boston, II. IL.
Arey, Ryan, dos Orion, Osborn salem; Cameo, Nc
Carly, do Sarah Buck, White, do Fannie & Edith
Ryder, Newburyport Alkaline, Darby, Marbleheal
fiz beth West, Saco; Eclipse, Robbins, Portland
VIM Carroll, MCGEE, Salem; Moses Eddy, Cottrell
Boston.
Z. Schs wmslow, Kent, Salem; 9. H. Dyer Brl
Faley, Windsor N. s,
Is. Sch North Cape, Robbins, Carver's Barbor
SAILED.
june -. schs Empire, Ferguson Ellsworth
Fannie 4 Edith, Ryder, do; Gen, Meade, Pattersou
Bangor; Elizabeth, West do.
IA. Schs Moses Eddy. CottreI, Bangor; Sarah
Buck White, do
Is. Schs b. n, Arey, Ryan, Boston; Banner, Cur
It's, Bangor; Adtliue, Darby, do.
Is. Schs Challenge, Mcfarland. Fishing North
Cape, Robbins, Bangu,
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SEARSMONT.

APPOINTMENTS. The following are
among recent appointments by the Gov
ernor of Maine
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Pills, Potions and Punqencles.

There is an Apostolic saloon in Windsor kept
by Matthew & Mark and the two bar-tenders
are named Luhe and John.