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TRAGEDY in Chelsea. Mass.

On the 18th, the city of Chelsea was the
scene of bloody tragedy, in which a
man named Bartholomew stabbed and
killed one Charles F. Storer, formerly OF
Maine. The particulars are as follows
1t appears that more than a year ago.
Dr.. sydney Is. West. in company with a
woman named Mrs Susan d. Gilbert.
took rooms on the second floor of the
building AT the corner Of Broadway and
Third street. and established 4 manutac-
tory Of DR.. Vests Medicated Candy
Subsequently, Mr.. Charles +. Storer. a
well-kn0wn citizen of Chelsea, took an
interest in the business, and Being rather
feeble and subject to apoplectc fits, and
not considering il safe to be left alone, a
room in the same building was suisse
quently fitted mp tor Mrs Gilbert Some
time ago. Mrs. Gilbert formed the ac-
quaintance of a man named AFRO b. Bar
tholomcw, and 4 warm friendship sprang
up between them. After Mrs Gilbert
had moved to Chelsea Bartholomew used
to spend many of his evenings there,
until Storer was taken into the firm who
formed a great antipathy against Bartholo-
NEW, as he did against many Of Mrs. Gill
oeI' lll1i''S, ana bArth"iohir" Nl7ilS
a %ele seHeialIG lia'e Mileh 9'oIeI was
'o>9 7is 9I ~ ht> 'een hho" TO threaten
'i-', me 81 - 'l'llolo,lle" seN eral tIii',N
~ a'pu' = lraIt'r Pa9t TX "A ? '.uf-
10y ni71' ii'l lIi9 ~ t'iiie running
''aleile'lue5' GOWN nToad"ay' ana excited
y "GcoS'e, O-llttr Johnson, VINO Hi'oi IN
:le pooi 81 'lig tily mar oliire' say
ny 1T wanted MN 70 come "lin MN as
nc WIS @,ttiu ne iliu 9o' himself mo
srraPe. olllcer y ohii,oh accom- Pahle4 MN
~ 'ie ioollis VI " Nest'aliu IAtie lo,'hu
oVoiel ~ ON d lounge wan '"o uetP
7t'os III t'le region % lhe near o!i!eer
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Corrected Weekly for the journal.
BELFAST. Wednesday, Feb. n. !
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCT0R-Beinga pri-
waite instructor for married persons, those about
to be mtrried both male and female, in everything
concerning the physiology and relations of our
sexual system, and the production and prevention OF
offspring including Nil the new discoveries never be-
fore given in the English language, by w NJ. YOU NC
NJ. D. This is really valuable and interesting
work. 1t written in plain language tor the general
reader, and is illustrated with numerous Engravings.
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage, and having the least impeachment to mar
rcd lite should read this book. 1t discloses secrets
that every should be acquainted with; still ii is
book that must be locked up aud not let lie about
the house Ii will be sent to any address rece pit
OF 50 eents. Address DR.. WIN. YOU NG, No. 40
spruce Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
sr-AFFLlCTED AND CNFOkIUNATE-N No
matter what may be your disease before you place
yourself under the care OF any one OF the OF ACk 5
native and tor,ign-who advertise in this any
other paper, get copy of Dir. ioung's Book and
read ii carefully. 1t will be the means OF saving you
many dollar, you health, and possibly your life.
DR.. Young be consulted on any OF the diseases
described in his publications by mail or at his office,
No. ZIG Spruce Street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
6m2lsp
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Faithful Men.

A late number of the Bangor (Me.)
Commercial republshes the record OF a
Democratic caucus which was held by the
members Of that party in the Maine Legis-
lature. in 1911. OF the committee of TWEEN
tv-nine who were appointed to organize
the party throughout the State, only three
remains in the Democratic party-Judge
Il. ID. Rice, w. T. Haines. and Atwood
Ievensaler. The others are either dead
or have gone over to the Radical party
These three noble men have kept the faith.
Iwenty-eight Years ago they were young
OF midde-aged men. We remember them
all very well-have seen and talked with
them all. Mr.. LeveuSaler. OF ThCmaston,
we think. is the Oldest of the trio. For
number of Years we were intimately ac-
quainted with him, and a sounder, clear
er-headed man we never knew. He was
then and is now a ,Jetfersonian Democrat.
II e fought the old Wing party, in and out
of the Legislature and was one of the
first to suspect the treachery of Hannibal
Hamlin to the Democratic organization,
and the events of 1886, when the latter
went over to the newly organized Repub-
lican party. after having been made all
that he could hope to be. by the Demo
racy, showed that Mr. LevenSaler had not
wrongly estimated the man. He must
now be very near eighty Years of age, for
he was an active and influential politician
in the days of Jonathan Cillev. that favor
tie son of Maine, who fell victim to the
code duello at the hands OF Graves. of Ken
lucky, who was urged on to the deed by
James Watson Webb. Mr. Levensaler was
in times past one of the most influential
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

Forthe week ending Wednesday, Feb 81
Atmarket the current week-Cattle2573 Sheep
and Lambs +O4S; Swine 600. Last week-Cattle,
23,9; Sheep and Lambs, 1900; Swine 1900
From Maine-Cattle, 9s.
Prices of Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs, the total weight
of hides taow and dressed Beef-Extra quality
= oos7 so; first quality 81 25a6 75 second quality
So 50d oo third quality 81 75aJ IS poorest grade OF
coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c, - 75a4 50.
Hides and fallow-Brghton II des S l-2a9c ;Brigh-
ton faow 5a6 l-2c; Country Hides l2a9 Country
al 90 per skin.
Working Oxen-Extra, sl75a225 ordinary, $lloa
Id; Handy Steers S35al0o per pair.
Store Cattle-Prces ranging from $6al3 FOR year
lings two year Odds 2a2o; three year ods S25a45,
Mich Cows-Extr., s55aa0; ordinary, $2Oa5o,
Store Cows, : l6a5o per head.
Sheep and Ltnbs-Extra and selected lots s. 0ta
10 90; Ordinary, 80 25ai 49, or from 4aS lie per 10.
S~ine-store pigs, none at market, fat hogs, l-2,
as Bic per ID.
Poultry-kxtra, a l-2ll4 3-4c; edium, l3al3 IL
I-l2c; poor, - per ID.
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DIED.

Obituary notices, beyond the date, name and age
must be paid for.l
In this city, Feb 20, Mary Eta daughter of Alvah
S. and Eliza j. Redman, aged years and 5 months
In this city, Feb A. Mary F., wife of James II.
Smith, aged 81 years.
In Dover, Kansas, Feb. Z, Jacob Haskell Esq.
formerly of this city, aged SO years and months
Maine papers please copy.
In Stockton. Feb. ID, Capt Benz. Shute, aged 81
years and months.
In Rockand, Feb. 49, Hannah p, widow of the
late John T. Trundy, aged 81 years. Also Feb. A.
Freddie, infant son of Capt K, and Melissa A.
Wiley aged 20 days. Also Feb. "A, Robert .. Perry
aged 63 years. Also Feb ~ Mary, wife of Leander
Clough, aged 80 years and 10 months.
In So Thomaston, Feb. Is, Geo. Emery, aged II
years and months.
In fremont, Feb. :, Mrs. Myrtle johnson, aged 81
years.
In So Hancock Feb. Q, Elizabeth, widow of Lem
uel W. Crabtree, aged 50 years and II months.
In Orand. Feb. 49, Deacon John Buck, aged II
years.
In Appleton Feb. l6, Ida E. youngest daughter of
Henry and Nancy j. Pease, aged IA years and IL
months.
In vinalhaven, Feb. 13, Mr.. Geo. Spear, aged
about IS. formerly of Warren.
In Stockton, Feb. 10, Mrs. Fred W. Day, aged FL
years.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY Feb. 20, 1872.
BUTTER-We quote fine New Y ork and Yer
mont Rutter 32t34c good dairies 25a3Oc,
medium 2oae3c; common loalsc; interior l2al4c,
bakers 9allc.
CHEESE-We quote fine New York and Vermont
factory at l6al7 per ID; choice diaries at 5a6 2c;
good fair cheese at l4il5c common cheese at II IL
ak l-2.
EGGS-There is a light demand, and quote
fresh lots at 3la32c per doz.
BEANS-We quote choice Northern hand picked
pea beans at - 00a3 n; choice medium at 81 5oa
60; choice Eastern hand picked pea beans 50 IS
common pea beans at 50 37a2 80 per bush.
PoULrkI-We quote Western Chickens at l7c,
and prime Turkeys at 20c fair to good lots sell at "A
al5c, and Chickens at 14aI7c.
A1PLES-Ne quote Northern "a 50a5 90 per Dbl;
Western at SO 50a4 90.
NEGETABLES-The market Is steady with sales
at the roads at 55A60c per bush tor Northern and
Eastern stock. Onious are dull at $2a2 % per Dbl.
HAI-We quote choice Vermont and Canada hay
at Sj0tl3 per ton; ordinary do at $27a29; Western
timothy $30a3l. New York Straw $29 per ton.
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MARRIED..

In Freedom, Feb. i. by wm. g. sbley. Esq. Mr.
Walter 2. Bessy to Miss Flora E. Bangs.
In N. Searsport, Feb, 49, Mr.. Alfred Closson to
Miss Clementine kneeland, both OF 5.
In fremont, Feb =, Capt. Joseph W. Robinson
and Mrs. Ada A. Robinson, both OF I.
In Eden, Feb. II, Capt. Album Salisbury to Miss
Sarah G. Thompson, both of II.
In Orland, Jan A. Mr.. John S. Partridge and
Miss Susan Gray, both of o.
In sullivan. Feb. ~. Mr.. Gilbert Gouldsboro and
Miss Ada A. Stevens, both OF Gouldsboro.
In Rockand, Feb. II, Mr.. Alfred Spear and Miss
Georgia WEIGH. Also Feb. 20, Mr.. WIN. James and
Miss Emily Ire hwilla all of K.
In Thomaston, Feb TO- Mr.. Laughn f. Mcleod
of Boston, Mass, and Miss Estelle r. Woodcock of
T. Also Feb. Is, Mr.. Edwin o. Cushing and Miss
Oceana Bunker, both OF I.
In Freedom, Feb. %, by Rev. f. Knowlton, Mr..
Daniel o. Bowen of Morrill, and Miss Leila Il Elder
of r.
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FEARFUL STORM ON THE EUROPEAN
Road: Owing to the heavy snow storms,
and also to the intensely cold weather, the
trains on the European and North Ameri-
can Railway have been seriously delayed
this week. The train which left for st.
John Monday morning had only reached
Harvey's, about thirty miles from St.
John, at ten o'clock, last evening. The
air was filled 80 thickly with the snow,
driven by the fierce gale, that the engi-
neer could not see the cars behind him,
and the icy snow was packed so hard up
on the rails that pickaxes had to be used
to clear them. Many of the men were
badly trost-bitten and there was much
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SHIP NEWS.

Brig James Miller of Belfast, Thombs, from New
York for Cientuegos, Cuba, on the morning OF the
18th ult, just after entering Turks Island Passage
during thick weather, touched on the reef at low
tide. 1t being calm, and the tide rose, she came
off without sustaining any apparent damage.
yey was made on the vessel, and she recon-
mended to proceed her voyage. (Since arrived at
Cienfuegos.)
NEW YORK, "a. The bark Henry Buck of Sears.
port, arrived IN New York, Friday night, from Bue
nos Ayers. She lost her sails and was other wi g
damaged in gale the 18th inst.
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Belfast Police Court.
BEFORE JUDGE PATTERSON

bEFVtF ] { EkNN'N'
Feb. p. Thomas Doherty was before the
Court charged with an ass ult upon the wife of
Henry Wyman, who lives near the Railroad
Depot. Doherty is one Of several young men
who have amused themselves by skirmishing
about Wyman's house. On one occasion they
broke in his door. when his big dog went fol
Doherty and bit him severely He then threat
ened to shoot Wvman. He was bound over to
take his trial for the assault, and ordered to
recognize in $500 bonds to keep the peace.
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WALDO SS.-Supreme Judicial Court, Jan.
Term, 1872
DRANK S. MCPHERSON VS.. BENZ. L. BEAN,
i And now on suggestion to the Court that the
defendant, at the time of rvice of the writ, was
not nhabitant of this State, and had no tenant,
agent, or attorney within the same, that his goods
or estate have been attached in this action that he
has had no notice of said suit and attachment it is
Ordered that notice of the tendency of this suit be
given to the said defendant by publishing an attest
ed copy of this Order together with abstract of
the plaintiff writ three weeks successfully in the
Republican Journal, newspaper printed at Belfast,
in the County OF Waldo, the last publication to be
not less than thirty days before the next term of this
Court, to be holden at Belfast, within and fol the
County of Waldo, on the third Tuesday of April,
1877 that said defendant may then and there appear
and answer to said suit, it he shall see cause.
Attest-W. 6. FRYE, Clerk.
ABSTRACT OF PLTFF. wRIr)
Assumpst account annexed to writ of $6l .33
for professional services. Date of writ July g. 1869
returnable, Oct. Term, 1869. Ad damnum, one hun
dred dollars.
+. $. MCPHERSON, Esq, searsport, Plaintiff $
Attorney.
a true copy of the order of Court with abstract of
the writ. Attest-W. e. FRYE, Clerk.
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suffering among all on the train The
train which left St. John for this city the
same morning, also got no further than
Harvey's, and has not got in yet. The
snow is three feet deep with drifts of
twelve and fifteen feet. OF the train which
left here yesterday morning we learned
that it had only reached Macadam June
ton yesterday afternoon. A train was
made up at Vanceboro and came in from
that pl ace last evening. Bangor Com
mercial
Mr.. James Palmer of Sidney. aged about %
years, fell dead i'll Augusta, while carrying u
bag OF grain into grlst mill, supposed cause,
heart disease.
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Another would Give a Dollar for a Dose.

II R. STEVENS, ESQ
Dear Sir have been badly afflicted with Kidney
Complaint for ten years have suffered great pain in
my BACK hips and side. with great difficulty in pass
ing urine which often and in very small quanti
ties frequently accompanied with blood and eNcrGci-
atIng pam.
have faithfully tried most OF the popular remedies
recommended for my complaint | have been under
the treatment of some of the most sktu physicians
IN Boston, all OF whom pronounced my incur
able. This was my condition when was advised by
friend to try the NEGErINE and could see the
good effects from the first dose took, AMI from that
moment | Kept on improving until entirely
cured, taking in all should think about six bottles.
II is indeed valuable med cine, and if should be
afflicted again in the same way, would give dollar
for a dose II could not get it without.
Respectfully, j. VI. GlLE.
irL SI,1ith IInS
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Special Despatch to the Journal
Ratification of the Belfast Railroad Lease
VAUDEVILLE

WATERVILLE, Feb. q.
At the meeting Of the stockholders of
the Maine Central Railroad, held at this
place to-day, the lease of the Belfast and
Moosehead Lake Railroad, for term of
fifty years from May 10th, 1871, was rati-
fled and confirmed.
The late Board of Directors was unani-
mously reelected
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Hon. E. F. Pillsbury is stumping
New Hampshire. As a speaker upon such
occasions he is not excelled by any man
in the country
The Commercial announces that Ban
gor Is to have shirt factory. We've got
lots of 'em in Belfast.
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Made a New Man Of Ne.

South Boston, Sept q, 1870.
Dear Sir,-For four months, have been Aft ed
with Kidney Complaint. | have tried doctors and
many patent medicines but found no relief. NY
friends persuaded me to try Your VEG ETINE; and it
has made 3 new man OF me. / can most cheerfully
recommend it to the public az a sure cure for the
Kidney Complaint. ALVIN GLIDDEN,
duav
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BOOTHBAY. Dec % 1

BOoTHBAY, Dec. 20, 1871.
Mr.. F. W. KINsMAN-Dear Sir: For the
last years have been troubled with a cough ;
have spent one winter in Florida, taken about
everything in the shape of patent medicines
and doctors prescriptions, and l can say that
your Adamson's Botanic Balsam Is the best
thing | have found for cough. l have been
using it some three months, and am about WELL
Yours truly, s. B. YOUNG.
4w3l Formerly Of Augusta.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, George E. Thomas by his mortgage
w bill of sale, dated Dec. 30, 1870, and recorded
In the Clerks Office, of the city of Belfast, VOL 5
Page go; conveyed to me the Schr. Boat, Bloomer
and whereas the conditions of said mortgage have
been broken, now therefore hereby give notice OF
my intention to foreclose said mortgage Tor condi.
tion broken. RUSSELL 6, DYER.
Belfast, Feb. 20, 1872,
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City Of Belfast.

NOTICE is hereby given that copies of the citing
~ Lists of this city have been posted required
by law. VIZ
WARDS 1, 2 & 3, at the Post Office.
: 4, w. f. MitchelPs Store,
>, at Jas. E. Burgess Store
Voters whose names are omitted from these lists
or entered In Wards where they have not resided
thirty days, will report the same for correction to
the Board of Aldermen on Thursday, Friday or
Saturday, March 7. 8 and 9.
Per Order JOHN II. QUIMBY, City Clerk.
Belfast. Feb. 20. 1872. 2w33
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A g -" D.
To the citizens Of Winterport and vicinity All
who owing us respectfully requested to walk
up and pay up, after which it will give us pleasure to
show the remainder OF stock, as we are quite
anxious to dispose of the balance, to give place tor
spring styles. N. BAH of our stock will be sold
cheap for cash, and cheaper for credit if poor.
l.25 HALL & co.
Winterport, Feb. ~, ls72.-2w34
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HAVE BEEN TO SOUTH AMERICA,
To all parts of the South and West,
Suffering Pain beyond
description.
ONLY FINDS RELIEF IN
VEGErTaTN Il.

BOSTON, Feb. TO- 1871.
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear Sir,--probably no Of Kidney Complaint
painful disease Ind stubbornly refused yield
| have suffered pain (more than dcscribel
through my back hips and limbs together with
great difficulty in passing the urine which very
often, and in small quantities. For twenty years
have been great Iferer with this complaint.
have tried all of the remedies recommended which
came within my reach have been to South America
to all parts Of the South and W est if change
OF climate would help me. have expended thou
sands of dollars to obtain relief, still my only reply
could be- No better.
About year ago, was advised by friends to try
the NEGErINE; they having taken 1t themselves,
and been cured. Without much filth, consented
to try it and can truly SAY, that received great
heneft from the first bottle. began to rest better
nights and not obi ged to uriuate often, with
much less pain. After taking three or four bottles,
was not obliged to get up but once OF twice during
the night, and the pain in my back and limbs
growing less from day to day. have taken in all
some twelve fifteen bottles and to day am
able to attend to active business n any man. Who
can appreciate the blessing of good health more than
one who has suffered for twenty years as haveF is
II not my duty now have found relief to make
this fact knowns The NEGErINE has done
for m than ever dared to hope expect from any
medicine; and believe me dear sir am happy at all
times to speak in its favor.
am, &c, very greattully yours,
WlNAN u. OSBORN,
4l6 Third Street.
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one Oh inc biggest ana ilNellest sleigh parties
OF lhe season came INTO ms village iast hurs-
uaN StSrnooh' from monroe ana western " IN
compose" ol lie business men ana 'aI III
~ Oh 'Ia' section me party numbered more
f' anu 'o0"' '-''
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l,,hor ,Ia-3. - -. ,,.,,,,,.,nal II,,1-,
sr,nea jsti,,iro farm, md il : hor.5 tho, o,,r
..-,rsr. ,vt .,i,.e tha ~ .,r.,.r,;.i
,r.,,.,,,e,,, ,.,,,ssar,- -, e,,.ra Il. s,...s
Tho ,,,,,rs.r,.;o o,-oo, ,ol,4 ~, oo.t .,3
ol., ,.s 1ar,.l,, .,to,la, a,3 .ho ,.,,;,,,.
sati-fan,orv
Tba Y 4. p nro,na.i. WA, ,ioro., :, .,,o;-
mast .tf,.+;,-s st,,. balli,,, 80, ,i,s. .,,,,,
4i,n ~ tho 1ar,,e .,,i;s,.a e.l,,, ho..;,,,i,,,
7b.ara
c,sa III larceny VA .~iai -, ,,o,,,,.
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3a>tAd vo,,p., ,na,, h,, tho ro,,,o - Gu.
,,as obarc,o,1 b. NJ n,.I.. ,i,,. ,...,-,.,.,
.nt4rino hi. Stare on tha piobt Of I.puarr trst
stealing and .arrri,,, a,,.a1 ,,o,o,, 49,, ,.oa,,
n tho ,,,o,,,. - ~, ,,.1l.n 49,, ao--a,,.7, g.,
..,4s H. .. t,-,-1.-
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"a .,.
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p,stitiration ct his rarep,s. 90 Won 90 o 1arc.,
number attending the court.
sEARsPORT
tr+v-.i,, ,.,s,,s fro,,, hare s;+o,,
Belfast Monday eve ana attended Mr.. Wild
iou', concert. which was first cla.. entertain
ment and they were more than nleasad with
Nh Wbiddon's erForts
Tuesday The Methodist neonle to the number
Of forty visited sheriff Cal,ierwood at the Jail.
H. being in the habit of .sentertaining" com
pAny. and having none at present. invited
few Of his former neigAbors and friends to see
him, The evening was warm and pleasant
and The visit delightful, No doubt many of
the company would ike to STAY with him. coulo
they enjoy it a. much for a protraeted length of
lime.
The entertainment in Irnion Hall ,nen+iopod
in your last issue to take place Thursday even
ny the 22nd,was all that was anticipated. The
Hal was beautifully decorated with flags. ever
greens an pictures, which We're tastefully ar
ranged, While the tables IN the dining groom be-
low were simply elegant. Dancing and other
amusements were the order OF the evening, and
Ailarlty continued TO late hour.
STOCKTON.
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Heartily Recommends.

SOUTH BOSTON, Feb. I, 1870.
Mr.. STEN EMS
Dear Sir,-I have taken several bottles of your
NKGErIN E. and am convinced it Is a valuable rem cd
for Dyspepsia, Kidney Complaint and General De
bility Of the system.
can heartily recommend it to all suffering from
the above complaints
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. MUNROE PARKER,
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w E AV E r S
w "A N II D.!
A@Girls accustomed to use Fancy Looms
~ wanted, at good wages. Apply to
JOHN f. CHASE, Agent,
Hoyoke, Mass. 3w32 Hampden Mills
Farm For Sale.

4HH54 The subscriber offers for sale the
--@well known Griffin farm, so called,
in Northport Said farm contains 100 acres OF land
located on the stage road between Belfast and Cam
den. Extending from Belfast Bay, westwardly and
Is divided into highly cultivated fields pasture and
thckly wooded lands 1t is two and halt miles from
Belfast T. o., and one mile north OF the Northport
Camp Ground. 1t is abundantly supplied with water
from two wells and numerous springs. The house
is two stories high with h. pleasantly situated
commanding beautiful view Of the Bay and ia
well adapted for a SUMNER RESIDENCE or a BAY
SIDE HOTEL. Together with two barns, cattle shed
workshop and wood-house; all conveniently ar.
ranged, and may be insured at low rate The above
property Is offered at moderate price if sold within
limited time. For further information address l..
j, GRIFFIN, EastNorthport, Me,
Feb. 10, 1872. 4w32+
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iToCKTON.


Quite serious ARRAY took place in this town
one evening last week. Family trouble was
the cause. Blows were given and received be-
tween the parties engaged. Bloody eyes, gar
nients cut, disturbing neighbors and general
row was the result. By suppressing names and
giving this publication, it is hoped will have the
effect to prevent any like occurrence in this
direction again.