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Probate Court.

ASA THURLouGH, JUDGE. p. FIELD, Register.
The following business transacted at the
August Term of said Court
ADMINISTRATION ON THE ESTATES OIL. Albert
Ames, late of Frankfort, Carrie +. Ames Admins
tratrix Reuben Tibbetts late 81 Frankfort, Cynthia
F. Tibbetts Administrative; William Heating, Jr,
late of Searsmont, James Fuller Administrator;
Malinda Fuller, late OF Lucolnville, Miles Fuller
Administrators Robert Hills, late of Belfast Robert
Heath Administrator james Miller, late OF Belfast,
Philo Hersey Executor; Sally NcCril4is late of
Montvle. VIM. Ii. Hunt Executor.
GUARDIANS APPoINTED-Alonzo Bryant over
Mercy E. Terry, minor heir of Addephus Il. Terry,
deceased Rufus A. Carter over Alice L.. Carter, his
minor daughter; Jesse A. Ciough over Charles G.
Clough, minor child OF Charles ii. ClOugh, deceas-
ed; Abner Bailey Lillian l.. Lowell minor heir
OF Josiah A. Lowell, deceased; John erie over Alice
j. Roberts, minor.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES oF--Chsrles
IL. Ciough, late of Montvile David W. brier, late
OF Monroe; Mary A. Cotton, late OF Stockton; Elias
f.. Patterson, late of Stockton minor heirs OF Peter
| II. Lakeman, deceased; minor heirs of Charles
Manson deceased; Mary E. Hardy, minor; I4illiar
| M. Hardy minor heir OF -; minor heir of A. A
| WhitehOuse, deceased.
| ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES oF-Jonathar
| Foss, late OF Belfast; Robert Thompson late o
| Prospect; Mary X, Games, late OF lincolnv lille
Stephen f. killman, late OF Prospect; Samuel Trip
late of Searsport; Thomas N. Morton, minor.
| LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATES OF-Waldo
| Treat q non compOs ments Mary n. Hardy
| minor; John S. Cummings, late of Freedom; JOIN
Cross late OF Lincolnve r. ,. Ellis, late of Bel
| sarah A. Carter, late of Belfast; minor heirs 0
Eben II. Foster, late of Palermo.
ALLOWANCE MADE TO WIDOWS FROM ESTATE
oF-Bepj. +. Trussell, late of Belfast; Lewis \
I.ittefieid, late OF Wmterport
WILLS PRoBATED-Dolly s. Cunningham, late O
Searsn,ont; William X. Hunt, late OF Liberty; Sail
McCrlllis, late OF MontviIle; James Miller late Q
1 Belfast.
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Campaign Notes.

Hon. John A. Bingham takes his rietea
for denomination for Congress in the SIX
teenth District of Ohio very much to heart
lie has been fourteen wears in the HouS,
of Representatives, and ina gined he had
d life lease of the seat
The report that Judge David Davis is
for Grant is contradicted The Wash
ington Patriot is authorized to say that
the Judge intends 10 vote tor Huir,c.
Greeley.
Forty Republicans in Ruckteld hay,
signed their names to a document dec
claring for Greeley and Brown, and THEN
names are published in the Argus
Henry Wilson has exhausted himseli
and has turned his toes toward Natick
The entire Grant party seems to have eX-
pended its surplus energies at the very
outset of the canvass.
George Stevens, who was President OF
the Grant Tanners" at Lowell, Mass
four years ago, is now President of the
Greeley Club IN that city,
George H. Ptndleton will return home
from Germany in time To take part in the
Presidential canvass He expresses him
self earnestly in favor of Greeley's cleo
ton
Senators Trnmbnl and Schurz are
booked tor from three to five speeches
each, in Maine, before the September cleo
ton.
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Penobscot County Convention.

The Democrats and Liberals had ii splendid
County Convention ut Bangor on the 10Th.
James f. Rawson presided. A committee OF
twelve TO present the names of candidates
bl ought forward the following, which were
adopted
For Senators-Wvatt Weed of NeaZe.
John Benson of Newport.
Isaac NJ. Russ of Dexter.
Timothy Fuller of Lincoln.
For Sheriff.. w. Eaton of Plymouth.
For Judge of Probate-Geo w. Whitney of
Newport.
For County Commissioner John IL. LARA
bee. of Carroll.
For Register of Probate-Nathan l.. Perkins
of Bangor.
For Register of Deed>-Jeferson Chamber
lain of Brewer.
For County Treasurer-Isaac W. Patten OF
Bangor.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Greeley
and Brown, Charles p. kimbal for Governor,
and Marcellus Emery for Congress. Speeches
were made by Col. j. T.. Godfrey, Nathan l.
Perkins, Esq, and Hon. Marcelus Emery o
Bangor, and Hon. Timothy Fuller of Lincoln
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Mr.. Greeley at Augusta.

| AIGI-SrA Aup Is Mr. Greeley left
| pn,.tl.,d .t "a n,ol,cl tbis ,,,orn;nr an ..
VI .',''. - ~ r, - D. :, -
HP''itl ii''iii VIZ Wv '''t'io 'Ni VI N'ii
,I'"' ~ ~ ol', ~ ',iP,,''''' W ',,e
w. =, tr'',.1' ~ ~ ~
i 1'u Nn,sn,' H. W. "oin',S ~ -
i''9hoi'' VIA. iea -. Nn'1e' anu oine' -
~ l''' H'oPPi"S ,'''. '' u We ,pu.'
'i'' ''"""7 'o,'' ., ''', =, 'h 3'i ing "
- s,.'l'oe ~ ~, ro'''i1il'''' ,''n''
''''',- ~ -. r 'eef'"i. WI "'e''eS ','1e up
w Tug ''''''oi III Vi t'e car anu S',ooh ''''o'
WIN NE l''opir' WI MS ~ va a.. ID "iis
VIZ. ", N'iey va s'' WIN VA
|"'liS 'nV'io ''," ii'u7',' anu ~ io>pol'9'
!" ,hf T "a ., 'i'e I,e"P'T' was introduced
y '''' ''''''' " y" IA '''''' ''"' H'iu
LADIES ANh GENTLEMEN should be glad
~ ,,'' l' ,l,e '" E'a 'n,S '"wn Nv WIN Us en-
snI,Iiar VIVA -, v"riilv Iirrcts its ru4ru,es and
guards it, honor Say wish had time 10
make longer visit for lh"nsh am not strain
ger 10 your town, ! doubtless Am 70 many Of
when rhr 'onnanv When srronrJn, me WIS
fewer than it is now. but am unchanged in
lha an pi,ioSt' Sotne,' Io,e" ,' IT,, rus
ny nv Pi"'i ~" 'tiu ~ ~, y, ' ~ 'i' v ~
'i, ''''' III AT ,,.a'
w 'i'r", Wv Nv ~ ,'''@ 'ii ~, az ! ~,
=. "a,
| t''' You III" 'h Sun preserve <oint.9'nS 81
| me h"inth ipi H.. "i'hN 20" ioi ti'is hihd
"eif"Ihr' ana VIII no longer IAN your a'eh-
non.
AT Gardiner Mr. Greeley was met by a
committee of recention from Auousta
,..,,,-,;t;,,,afCn, TLo,,,,S I,nr T,l,n
~. va w. -
NICE anu oihtIo. Al hicnihoh'i anu Hi
| lowell Mr.. rreeley'S appearance brought
forth enthusiastic cheers from the crowd
and ba want unon fine nI,tfor,o of the STA
80. , xxx -, HIM, ~, a., h,I
ii''i "'' Hl'"''h III '"'''''iiS ny 'no ".'.i''
Inc party arrived at Augusta al Ill 40 a.
m An immense crowd had assembled,
there heinp at least 600 in the Aepot and
straato Nn.r hv na,r;aree wara await
80 ~ r. .. ~ ~
ih9 the parry, anu a'ii'u me c'ieeiS vi I"e
multitude and trlng OF saluteS, the pro-
cessiOn. preceded by two bands OF music,
and d, c,valc,da of 15O borsemen went ia
~ , X ~ Tt,>, I,,l. ,,,;.b
tiio i"usF "i W. 'i,.iii',a - i1'"S wien
whom hlr. Ireeley dIned. Alter dlAllS
he proceeded to the balcony OF the Cash
noe Uuusc which had been decorated
,.,;th a,os ana o,ranro1 f,r nnhl;c sna,l-
mo Mr.. Greeley spoke As follows:
1,, >,, c,,>,.r, ,,. ran, t,,o oost
Of ,i Of rt th INV rh,, m ' nna
woud have prevented me from making a 30
iticai speech; but, moreover had no inten-
| non ot making such speech whel ! came mere.
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The Administration Running the Louisville
Convention.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. y. The fol-
lowing letter was received to-day by q
prominent Republican of this place. J.
Nj. Edmunds the man who sent it, is
Grants Postmaster at Washington, and is
Secretary of the Grant Congress Cam
paign Committee. His signature to the
letter has been compared with that to
other letters in possession of persons here
and IS unquesti"nably genuine. The cir
cular he encloses is II printed copy of
Blanton Duncans call the Louisville
Bourbon Convention. The letter and cir
cular came enclosed in an envelope on the
outside of which is printed, "Union Re
| form Congressional Executive Commit
tee, Washington, d. C." The letter reads
as follows:
| WASHINGTON. d. c., July 30, 1872.
| DEAR SIR: Please send the inclOsed elrcua
to active Democrats in your district who dad no
| support Mr.. Greeley and will cooperate IN the
Louisville Convention. Send me a list of suci
| men in each county Immediately.
j. M. EDMUNDS, Secretary.
This letter completely proves the charge
that the Louisville movement is managed
in the interest OF Grant by the Admins
tration Campaign Committee at Washing
| ton.
The Republican journal., 1872-08-22

Owing in part TO the stormy day, ant
partly to the illness of Major Iaggerty
the meeting ut Llncolnville Centre, APP
pointed for Saturday night was postponed
More speakers are expected in this coun-
ty, ani Il meeting will he held there at 4
future day, and in better weather. VIZ
regret the failure, and were rs much dis
appointed as our friends there.
We see announced, among the radi-
cal speakers in Maine, Hon. j. IL Ella. Ii
is supposed that this eel-ah can do Il vast
deal of squirming.
Hon. Eugene Hale and s. l.. Milliken were
in town on Thursday. Camden Herald.
Both bound to Ninalhaven, like David
and Jonathan on a loving pilgrimage. NJ
wonder the heavens wept all last week.
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SHIP ~ tiWS.
PORT or BELFAST.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Aug. 10 Sch. A. Hayiord, Shute, Bangor, for
KondOut
~. schs Alkaline, Darby Bangor, for Province
town.
20. Bark Eliza A. Cochran, Swazey. Baltimore
Schs Commerce, Torrey New York ;, Raven, Pen
dleton, Hoboken; VIM Howe, Tong, Boston; Gen.
Meade, Patterson, do Boaz, Foss, do.
SAILED.
Aug. ld Schs joachim, Kane, Rondout; Harmona
Burgess, Bangor.
10. Brig Josie c. Hazeltine, (new) Hassel, Phia
delphia Schs A. Haytord Shute, kondout; Adeline
Darby, Provincetown; WIN. Ii, Eade, Ryder. Dix
Island.
a. Sch VIM Howe, Tong, Bangor.
Launched at Tenants Harbor, 10th inst from tn,
yard OF Robert Lang Son, mast schr. Earl IL
Potter, master builder, II. Nj. Bean. Owned by
kiham, Lord Co, Of Boston, Jackson < Elwell
X, Lang Son, the builder, Captain and others
commanded by Captains o; II. p, Rogers and FREQ
Sheerer, alternately. The r. II. f., is one OF thu
best vessels OF her class ever built in Maine. Rate
"A for eleven ID years, white oak frame, har,
pine ceiling and outboard, heavily fastened will
copper and iron. She is i56 tons
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The Arbitration.

A despatch from Geneva says that the
American representatives before the Board
of Arbitration anticipate the recovery OF
damages to a large amount from England
They consider the presence of Mr.. Cohen
in Geneva favorable to such II result II
is also stated that the Americans have de
cided to require the nomination OF \ board
of assessors. should IA gross sum not be
awarded by the tribunal. The Board OF
Arbitration met at noon to-day, and after
a session of one hour adjourned until
Monday. Jacob Stampll the Swiss arbi-
traitor, to-day said he hoped all the work
of the board would finished in three
weeks
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(Obtuarg notices, beyond the Date Name and Age
mast be paid for.J
In Waldo, Aug, IA, Hannah wife of VIM Bassck
Jr., aged IS years and months.
In Searsmon, Aug. 10, at the residence of his son,
Dwely Lincoln, aged 81 years and 10 months. lie
lived in thus town is years-was exemplary chris
tian of the Quaker profession honest and upright
man in all his dealings-was life long Democrat,
and voted for Is Presidents
In Rockland, Aug. 10, Charles Coakely, aged II
months.
In Thomaston, Aug. 2, Mr.. Eben Fales, aged Il
years. Aug. 10, Mrs Eliza wife of James Jones,
Esq aged So years.
In Warren, Aug. >, Emily H., wife of John Pat
terson, aged 30 years and Y days.
In Buehill, July 9, George, son of Capt. N. g..
and Sarah l.. Tucker, aged years and months.
In West Gouldsboro, March 5, Mrs. Elizabeth P.
Taft, aged II years and II months. July ~, Col
Francis Taft, aged ~ years.
In Ellsworth Aug. s. Addic Ill. Whitaker, aged
years and months.
On Cranberry Island, June 10, Mrs. Delilah, wife
of VIM. Duffy.
In Camden, Aug. 70, Mr., Newell Mansfield, aget
81 years and Il months.
In Searsport, Aug. Il, George Marion, son OF
! and G. nj. Warren, aged 10 months.
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WALDO COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Waldo County are requested to
meet in Convention at the Court House, Belfast, on
Saturday, August 3lst, at 10 O'Clock A. M TOR the
purpose of nominating two candidates for Senators,
"A candidate Tor Judge OF Probate, Register of Pro
bate. Register of Deeds, County Commissioner,
Sheriff and County Treasurer.
Each town will be entitled to two delegates and
additional Tor every % votes for the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor in 1871. majority
traction will give an additional delegate.
W. j. CoLBURN, ! Democratic
UPTON TREAT,
Il. l. Doe, County
CHARLES GLlDDEN,
MARK S. STILES. Commute
Belfast, Aug. IL, 1872.
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City Of Belfast.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that copies OF
~ the voting lists OF this city, have been duly
posted as required, at the following places, viz
Wards . and g. ut the Post Office; I, at the store
OF W T.. Mitchell; S. at the store of Jas n. Burgess
Voters whose names are omitted or entered in
wards where they have not resided thirty days, will
report the for correct ion the meeting OF the
Municipal Board on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday
preceding the day "a Election.
Per Order.
JOHN II. QUIMBY, City Clerk.
August 90 lS72.-3w7
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly for the Jou,naf.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Aug. IL, 1872.
Al market this week--3U29 Cattle 1868 Sheep and
Lambs; iUsoo Swine Western Cattle 2979; Northern
Cattle 300.
Prices of Beef Cattle per hundred lbs. live weight
Extra quality - 7Jus y; First quality, 81 O0a7 so
Second quality, So 25aS6 81 IL Third quality, 81 oa
10 poorest grades OF coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c. 81 5oa
80.
n tides Hides i-2c Tallow 6a6 1-2c per ID,
Country Hides 9c per ID; Gait Skins l6alsc per III
Sheep Skins 81; Lamb Skins 81 Dairy Skins 75c
as per skin.
Working Oxen-Rnt few pair in market, and not
much call Tor them.
Store Cattle-Nearly all the small cattle sold
tor beef.
Mich Cows-We quote Extra S55a$90; Ordinary
$25 100 per head.
Sheep and Lambs Western Lambs cost 12alUc
per HI. Sheep b l-2a6c per ID.
swine Wholesale l-2a6c; Retail Gage per ID
f 4 Hogs l-2a5 Bic per ID.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Aug. u, 1872.
BUTTER-We quote fine New y ork and Vermont
butter at 26a2Sc per ID medium do 20a22c: choice
Western 20, and medium at lSc bakers llal2c.
CiiEESE--We quote fine New York and Vermont
i2al2 -2c; Ohio llai2c; fine dairy llal2c; medium
and dairy loal Ic per 10.
EGGSWe quote Eastern 22a23c per doz and PA
2ic for Northern.
BEANs-We quote choice hand picked pea beans
nj 81 00li % choice hand picked mediums 81 %
common pea, So 50a3 Is; common mediums 81 50a
= 81 per bush.
APPIES-North River fruit sells at 81 per Dbl.
HAl-We quote at $2Sa30 for choice Northern
and East. rn common $23a25. Straw ut $25a$27
per ton.
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Second District Congressional . Conven-
ton.

LEWISTON, Aug. 20. At the Second
District Congressional Convention held at
Auburn to-day DIR. A. Garcelon was nom
mated as candidate for Congress, and G.
W. Clarke OF New Vineyard, for Ele ctor.
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this winter for the protection Of Holsters The
Garden Supper that was to be given by the
ladies of the Unitarian Society has been indef-
nitely postponed. Moonlight promcnadcS are
in order now" The early bird catches the
worm. hnl this season the late bird has been
able 10 get now and then worm. too Sever
al coal carts with but three wheels are to be
seen on our streets. 1.-THE recent rains have
filed the trough in Custom House square. &C.,.
| hcle sam has made decided Improvement in
man who shall be namele>s, recently rode four
miles and got kitten which he put in a basket
and returned home with the same. Phancy his
pheciuks on opening the basket to find himself
bankrupt in kittens....A lady having some
company treated them one evening to grapes
The following morning they had grape sauce
for breakfast. and on enquiry the cook informed
her that she " made it out of the skins they left
last night, rs sure twas pity to waste them
there's pure economy .....Appe paringS and
protlne even the piouS The weather last
week was trtle tough on people who Were
camping out..".August is a bad time to buy
thermometers, they are very high....W WHY is it
that no peaches bigger than marbles can he had
here, when New \ ork is reported to be gIutted
with them s.....C harley Rink, formerly of this
city. now proprietor of Washington Gardens,
Boston Highlands, is calling upon his old friends
here.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELMONT

The Democrats OF Belmont requested to meet
in Caucus the School House at Greer's Corner,
the 24th inst at g O'Clock, r. NJ to choose delegates
to attend the Convention to be holden at Belfast
Aug. 3lst. Per Order.
Belmont, Aug, 10, 1872.
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B4rCHsExON's HAIR bye.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable ANA Instantaneous, no
disappointment ridicu oua tints disasreeahlr
oi0r. he genuine W m. A. itatchelor's Hair 10y e
produces lMMEniArELY splendid Black 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 Ii BOND
> TREE l., N. y. lYrltsp
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NORTIIPORT :,

The Democrats of Northport requested to
meet at the store OF A. A. Fletcher, Aug. oath at
O'Clock, p NJ :, to choose delegates to attend the
County Convention to be held at Belfast Aug. 3lst.
Northport, Aug H. 1872. Per Order.
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XALALDO:

WAA""'
requested to meet at the EVANS School House in
said town, on Wednesday, Aug. %, at 8 O'Clock, +.
Representative in thu class composed OF the towns
of Waldo, Brooks, Swanville Knox, Morrill, and
Belmont. A liberal attendance is respectfully
solicited. Per order Town Com.
Waldo Aup. 10. 1872.
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THE MEANS OF SELF-CURE.
M A RR f. ID.

In Montyille, Aug. 3, Mr.. Ilisco H. Foster and
Miss Ella h. Thompson, both OF NJ
In Nalltj 10, Call July %, MIR. j II. Powell of '.
and Miss Emily }. Brown, formerly of Belfast. No
cards.
In Camden, Aug. 10, Mr.. }. Mathews, and Miss
Sarah Pottle both of Lncolnville.
In kockland, Aug. 3, Mr.. Willard H. Staples ana
Miss Flora Towne, both OF r. Aug. 10 Mr.. j. IL.
Sellers OF GItnning and Miss Ella Racklif Of X.
and Miss Emily b, Coggan Of U.
In Ellsworth, Aug. 10, Mr. Raymond W. Perkins
of Il. ana Miss Mary j. Treyett OF Trenton.
In Eden Aug. Y, Geo. w. Hood and Mrs. Mary /.
Holmes both OF Boston.
In Freedom, July - by stephen Strout, ESQ Mr..
Elnah Bragdon To Mrs. Jane G.. Chase, all of Free
dom.
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CTOCKTON

The Democrats OF Stockton requested to meet
in Caucus at the School House In District No. at :
o'clock, 2. M, Thursday, Aug. 49, to choose dele
gates to attend the County Convention at Belfast,
Aug. 81. Per Order Town Com.
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CEA RS MONT

The Democrats of Searsmont are requested to
assemble in Caucus at Gilmores Hall, Saturday
Aug. oath, at O'Clock, r. NJ to choose delegates Il
attend the County Convention at Belfast also tt
nominate candidate to the Legislature.
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Cooper Brothers

Have just finished fine lot OF CARRIAGES, BUG
GiES, TOP BUGGIES, Portland and Grocery
WAGONS, which for style and durability are not
e>celled. Those wishing to purchase would do well
| to examine their work before buying elsewhere, as
their work Is warranted. They also have hand
SECONDHAND WAGONS.
North Searsmont June II, 1872,
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NTONTVILLE !

The Democrats of Montville, are requested to
meet at the North Ridge Meeting House, on Tues
gaes to attend the County Convention to be held
b. fast, Aug. 81. Per Order.
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The Democrats OF Monroe will meet at the Vii
age School House, Aug 2Sth, at O'Clock T. M, to
choose delegates to the Democratic County Conven-
ton to be held at Belfast, Aug, 3Ist. Per Order.
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FREEDOM.

A Young man named Smith, belonging il
Brston. who has been visiting ut Mr.. Elisha
lohn>on'> for Il short time past, died suddenly
last Monday night, of disease of the stomach
Mr.. Edwin Conforth's wife. who has been il
for some time past. was taken 50 violently in
sane last week that il has been found necessary
TO remove her TO the ylum at Augusta.
The sound of the grinding has been low 70;
three weeks past, owing to the >toppage of til i
water apart of the time to build "A new dam and
ilume At the wheat mill. Extensive repairs arr
also being made ON the saw mill.
STOCKTON.
There viii he Spiritual meetings i'll this place
on the 18th, 18th and 18th days of September.
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MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.

| ERE you have a salve combining soothing and
1 healing properties with no dang III xrri
itnt A remedy at hand for tn, many pnins and
aches wounds and bruises to which irsL Is heir
Is more easily applied than many other rtme dies
never producing bad effect but always relieving
pam. however severe.
It's prepared by Mss S1'cye, who has used 1t
Ill her own extensive treatment OF the sick for
nearly twenty years, with great success
ne principal diseases for which TINS salve Is rec.
commended are, thUbihNS, RIea4atiSm, Plies.
S1ofaid, Old Ulcers, Sat Hc2Di. SjlJti}s Bu19i<,
Ftrsr Sores, ft'onN, PupitS. Eryupel4S, Sore
EHeS, BH-ber's Nch pedfleSs B0iIS Ring u0,,l,
totHs Bites or Insects, Cancers, Ioothuche, EH.
aChf, Sorf Npp{es, Baicha,>S, ,ScoH,n Breasts,
Hch, Scaid Haad, Yeethu,g, CAupped H,J.ds.
NcddN, tHts, Br"iyes, Group, tIaeked lips, and
Sores on tH{iiItH
1t never fails to cure Rheumatism if property
applied Rub it ON well with the hand three times
a day. In several cases 1t has cured palSicd limbs
For Piles it has been discovered to be a sure rem
tdy. Persons that hay" been afflicted for years
have been relieved by "A few applications For En-
Sipe(0s 1t works wonders, aayiug the Inflammation
and quoting the patient For Hup}ed Rttuds il
produces a cure immediately Let those with Sd't
HheGH obtain tins SaNr, and apply ii freely, and
they will find it invaluable, 1t is good in cases of
SOotidd and ENn0rs. cancers have been cured
with II The best Salve ever invented for S1c0N5.
Breast and Sore NIPPLES. No way injurious but
sure to afford rclrt. sore on Weak Eyes Rub It
on the lids gently, once twice day. Cures deaf
ness pN putting IN the ears on piece OF cotton.
For FeIOGy tins is superior to ANYTHING known.
For PtmPieS this acts like !, charm. For Bu,7ly
and .SCui,is apply the SaNy At once and ii gives
immediate relief For Oi Sores apply once a
daV.
Not among the least Of the invala.blr properties
II Mss SAwYIR'S = ALVF are ills beneficial effects
on the HAIR Rubbed the scalp in five or six
deterrent parts, 1t promotes the growth OF the hair,
PtCNt MS II Turning gray, aud bald spots II pro
ducrs a new growth of hair No lady should be
without thus ul aluhr article is an Indispensable
cosmcu, for the toilet. 1t Graduates dlndrutf and
d'~'a>r tlpm Tue head, and hLotches and pmples
tiIIu the face.
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Saloon Cook Wanted.

AT the CITY SALOON a woma capable OF doing
the cooking. To competent person steady place
and good wages will be given ,.
CARTER 4 STICKNEl.
Belfast, Aug. :, lo72.-:'w5
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DR. a. w. Pollard

Has taken office over A. T. fote 4 Co.'S, saloon
on kenduskeag BRIDGE, kdnsOr, where he VIII re
main until Nov ~ Those wishing to consult him
can do 80 free OF charge.
Bangor May 10, ls12, omit
The Confessions OF an In
valid.
DUBIiSHED as warning and tor the benefit OF
i young mt IL and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Loss OF Manhood, etc, snpplyln
THE MEANS OF SELF-CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, after undergoing
considerable quackcry, and sent free receiving
postpaid directed envelope.
Address, ATTAINED. MAYFAIR, Brooklyn
N. I.--6m49Sp
The Republican journal., 1872-08-22

formerly of the firm OF rreadwel Mansfield, can
b.. found Mt his old stand Beaver St, OF the
american House. lie has on hand new carriages of
his own manufacture. Also, second hand carriages
OF various descriptions, Top Buggies and open ditto
One Doub e Phaeton, nearly new. Purchasers will
find it advantageous to call before purchasing else
where as goo bargains will be gwen.
Repairing faithfully and promptly done by as good
a rkman az the state affords Wheels of every
description made to order. Z. TREADWELL,
Belfast June /, lS72.-3m4o