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Suicide of q Beautiful YOUNG Lady.


NEW YORK. Jan. 49, Further intor-
nation OF The distressing suicide of the
beautiful and accomplished Young lady.
isabelle Titus, who lived near Boston,
shows that she had recently been attend
ing school at the Sacred Heart in Detroit,
but came here 10 visit her relatives about
six weeks ago. Her sister lives at Nc.
~ West Twenty fourth street. and is the
wife OF Mr. Galloway, a retired iron mer-
liant Her sister, Mrs. Samuel P Lewis,
who has been spending the winter in
Richmond Va, was also visiting at the
same house. Theodore Davis, receiver
If the Orleans Bank, is halt-brother Of
the deceased. The pistol with which the
deed was committed is small and contain
ed four cartridges. one of which was ex-
pioded when taken from her perst n 1t
had been given to her by gentleman
friend at home with whom she had fire.
4uently practiced target shooting. She
was very proud OF it and often showed it.
nut no one suspected she had cartridges
Tor it. A day or TWO since as she was
walking along the street, her sister said
Belle, raise Your dress, it will be ruined
hv mud :" to which she replied, 80 never
mind, shall not need it long" She has
complained very frequently OF late of pains
80 her head sometimes acted strangely
Last night she was remarkably gay, and
received company in full dress Those
who saw her say she never looked more
beautiful At halt-past ten she quilted
the parlN. leaving one gentleman caller
10 be entertained by other members of the
family. and started to her room on the
fourth floor. At Il quarter 10 eleven Dr.
Pray came in with friend, and went in
10 his office, g rear room on the second
door. He was standing in front Of the
CRATE, pulling off his gloves, preparatory
TO removing his overcoat, when he heard
The report of pistol. and within five
seconds heard Mrs. Galloway flying down
stairs screaming Bella has shot herself -
tie had Just uttered the same remark him
sell from some Intuition impossible to &C
count for He ran up stairs and there Law
the unfortunate young lady. She had sat
down on the top stair and put the muzzle
Of the pistol to her right temple and pull
ed the trigger. She fell backward, her
right hand clutching the weapon, falling
upon her breast. She was removed to
her bed chamber, where she expired in q
few minutes. Miss Titus was only 10, is
represented as remarkably gifted in mind
and lovely in person, and is said to belong
10 Boston family of high standing. Il
As supposed she must have destroyed her.
self while suffering from violent pains in
her head caused by feminine irregulari
ties, which at times drove her almost dis.
Gract0d.
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MARRIED.

In this city Both ult., BY Rev Wooster Parker.
Nathan f. Pendleton OF this city, and Miss Martha
A. Slower of Appleton.
In this city, 18th inst, by Rev. w. o. Thomas,
Mr.. David l.. Cook and Miss Ella J. Bates. Also Mr.
John L. Cook and Miss Eliza A. Stinson all of this
city.
In this city, Jan. u, by Rev VIM. L. Brown, Mr..
Oscar A. Tompkfns and Miss Mary q. Baisdell both
OF Ellsworth.
n this city, 21st inst, by Rev. W. 0, Thomas
Capt. Jeremiah H. Warren and Miss Mary D. Has,
kns, both OF Gloucester, Mass.
In Belmont. jan. ~. by n. B. Allenwood ESQ
Mr. Nathan Farrow OF Northport, and Mrs. Sarah
Ryan of b.
In Lncolnvle, Jan. 1, Napoleon b. Pendleton to
Hattie p. duncan, both of L
In Warren, Jan. 13, Mr.. Jacob B. Packard to Miss
Laura J Carrol, both of Cam len.
In Ninal Haven, Jan. 10, Mr.. Frederic Snow and
Miss Hannah c. Lane both of "
In Camden, Jan. l3, Mr., VIM Il. Trim and Miss
Ella E. Thomas, both OF c.
In Hope, Jan. 10, Mr.. Nathanie G. Afford of Den
YER COL and Miss Annie E. Hobbs of H.
In West Camden, Jan. IL, Mr. Edward Starrett OF
Warren and Miss Jennie f. Benner of VIC
In fremont. Jan. g. Mr.. Benz. K. Mays and Miss
Susan Lunt, both If L.
In Bucksport, Jan. ., Mr. Alonzo J Long to Miss
Ann A. Carter.
In Bluehill, Jan. 8, Mr.. Miles B. Long and Miss
Ella G. WOOD, both OF b.
In Eden, Jan. y, Mr.. John w. Hamor of e. and
Miss Chastena H. Hodgkins of Lamoine
In Aurora, Nevada, Dec. II, L. Levy and Lottie l..
Poor, both of Aurora.
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DIED.

Obituary notices beyond the date, name and age,
must be paid for
In this city, Dec. "a, Mrs. Mercy Weber, formerly
of Monroe, aged IS years. [Kennebec papers please
copy.
In Montville, Dec. 10, Mr.. Sylvia Jackson, aged 80
years and months.
In Camden, Jan. ID, Mr. Oscar G. Bowers, aged %
years.
In North Haven. Jan. Is, Mr. Elbridge s. Brown,
aged 40 years, formerly of Camden.
In Union, Jan. s, Emma Hutchinson, adopted
daughter OF Joshua 5. Gre me- Esq, aged Is.
In Searsmont, Jan. II, Mr.. Ansei X. Cross OF No.
Haven.
In Rockland, Jan. 49, Elizabeth, wife Of Franklin
S. Sellers, aged 20 years and 10 months.
In Ellsworth, JAN 6, of Consumption, Grace s.,
daught of John c., and Priscilla ii. Conley aged
s years and 10 months.
In surry, Jan. IL, Mr.. Samuel Woodbury., aged IS
years.
In Brookin, Jan. g. Mr.. Asa Carter, aged 90 years
8 months and % days.
In Eden, Capt. Abel Hadley aged rs years.
In Mt. Desert Jan. :, belmont R.. only child of
John T., and Nancy l.. Freeman, aged year and
months
In Rockland, Jan. 9, Mrs. Elthere Howard, widow
of the late /. II. Howard, aged 6s yesrs and s
! months.
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TIL r PALM Err
StaVe Jointer

l wish to give notice to all parties who have been
using my Staye Jonter trial, If they not per-
fecty atisfactory they be Immediately
ed. am under obligation to furnish few more at
the low price, which agreements will be fulfilled to
the letter.
The prices OF Machines in the future will be from
SIPS to $3.50 to those who purchase outright.
Should any prefer lease by the shall be ready
to accommodate such terms satisfactory L think
| have valuable invention, and my only fear is, it
may get into hands that don't know how to 1t
properly. 6w22 l.. X. PALMER.
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9he evening recently as one Oh our city po-
h'emeh vas taxing quiet evening of'Ve with
~ 80 ~ "'i >'''''o"
- - wy 20 anu TUG oii'''
0"' i"o V''' - at '''0 saw Pu'Su"'
. II '.'oN 'ie 81 ''''
,,sp,s coat WIS rant AZ hs3l,, a.. th .l,.sf tho
s,rrroyvino n,triar,h IF oI3 and Ia wa. .nnati.
tn,,sk,.sn arrest faw Az. .f,..r,..rd. whom
LII otfsp,..,,. haad hac.,,,, .a,,,ol n. called
.- ,be representative Of tbo ontrs.oa Iaws and
Elected q settlement hy agreeing to haul sup
listed amount of cord wood And the damage
wAs accordingly settled
yarv .,or, ,f,o, ,-,,,,,,, Attorney r,,,er on.
,sra3 ,,,,,, ~. ,1.,.;.. l.,,,- -,
an individual in one OF the back towns. making
complaint. against neighbor. and demanding
protection Ii runs this way
81 am IN much tremendou. tribula;ion about
- ne i worst bad fighter TO corrupt
~ t1'u'u',2uS oiEau'g ntau And my inle>tou>
dway," '''''''''' ''''~''
This 4, i specimen N tAn.,pd &, half ,.loSely
~rucu page.
The nyp who. w.,, killed by tb,. explo,ion at
Nrubav4n wa. no, Rysn. i. reported but \
..,p II TIL ,t- wilson griar. Of hi, civ Hi,
.4taer wa, recently lost NJ sea.
..,,...... ..,,, 49,, t,i 1.,+a.,, M, h,,.,.t
Le' H''@o,'7S ~ uf NJ '""'e'' T. 'e i'o'''s'
uAh l. FOUND. \ distinguished clti1en 10 whom
,,e banded a news paper, subsequently returned
Ave ,4uf nickel bi.h ha topnl in il. toId.
a movement = being inside AT Augusta by
,ne present Officers Of The aldo Agricultural
society. ED uANN ll- charter amended that
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ed tale repeat. Sockaoasin is tall, 1.-the
and powerful, neatly and nicely clad in a
wel-titting suit of bue-black broadcloth,
with the whitest of collars, wristbands
and shirt-bosom "Whv do YOU not
stay9' we inquired. NO use. See the
Governor, put in my claims, tx them in
two or three days and 90 home Simple
hearted and brief, he dispatches his bust
ness and goes home. Doesn't want aay
Revised Statutes. or ventilation, postage
stamps or ,iack-knives. Sockaba-ln, with
ont Hon, Mr. OF Esq, We commend you
for your good sense and honest example.
May many more 80 and do likewise.
PERCIE.
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state Geo. d. Garland. After i full hear
~ q testimony with argument and charge, this
q, given ID The jury on Friday forenoon.
AFTER the ir-t ballot, they stood ten for acquit-
~ to two for conviction, and upon the coming
p u the Court in the afternoon, j verdict was
rendered OF Not Guilty.
Frank NJ. leighton petitioner vs.. Maria l..
Leighton. 81 prior term Of this court the
defendant in this suit was divorced from the
plaintiff and the custody Of the minor children
gwen 10 her, And The plaintiff filed this petition
praying tor the custody of the oldest child, y
ooy about 3 wears Of a24. Prayer Of petitioner
tented a g. Jewett FIR petitioner. y. Abbott
Tor defendant
The following additional divorces were de-
reed
Lucretla Tower from Everett Tower
Howard Whiting from Olive Whiting.
The Court adjourned finally on Saturday.
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Notice to Mariners

strong current setting into the bay off that port
when the wind Is NE, of which many sea captain !
are unaware. Vessels laying what Is thought to be
safe course for Portsmouth harbor are drfted up.
on Rye and Hampton beaches md are wrecked. Tie
recent wreck at Hampton, and the narrow escape Of
two three other vessels instances in proof OF
the existence of such current
NORWICH, Ct, Jan. y. The Schr Richard Built
Wrinkle, OF Rockand, Me-, which went ashore on
Two Tree Island rect last week, has been destroyed
BY fire.
Sch Idaho, which struck on Trundy's Rect. Friday
night, lies In the same position and if the weather
IL calm she will be hauled of to-day Her cargo has
been discharged and landed al the Cove
Sch Ralph Carlton, (of Camden Patten from Car
denas fer New York which got ashore at Sandy
Hook, 18th, struck during dense fog but lies In an
easy position and will come off without damage.
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NJ A > O Ms
German Ilnlment =

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Cough Toothache, Headache, Rheumatism, Neural
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Frost Bites aud Chilblains, Cuts, Bruises Burns and
Scalds, Peurisy, Pains in the Side Breast Back
Cholera and Cholera Morbus, Cramp or Collie Pains
DarrhHa, Dysentery, also Inflammation OF the Kid
neys, Liver Complaints and Palpitation OF the Heart
Impurities of the Blood and Ringworm, Bites o;
Insects, Reptiles or Dogs.
The above medicine is compounded on the most
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found in no other Liniment. For Internal and Ex-
stops ali pain, producing a healthful tone to the
whole system 1t penetrates rapidly, acts directly
on the ahsoroents, equalizes the circulation and
fluids.
The above medicine has been put TO the severess
test ever met with, and has proved to be more than
repres nted. 1t is recommended by ali who use IL
Prepared only by G. A. MASON, No. % Church
St, Belfast, Me-, to whom all orders should be ad
dressed and will receive prompt attention. At,
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HELOR'A HAIR DYE.

u fis superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; no
oisappointment no ridiculous tints disagreeable
odor, The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black natural
Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful; does
not contain particle OF lead any injurious com
pound. Sold by all Druggists. Factory, 10 BOND
; IREET. \. Y. lyrl4sp
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Connecticut Nominations
Notes from the Capital
From the Portland Press J

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ours NJ
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though' lna' iiel ,L'n .'l,'i ''V i'e
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| pui'eu ~ 'ii0ll PiVfo'
| oIu'he" '"e - 9PevN i."'1 cue Ni"7'H
! Liteu c"a'' "lI ZOO u '"S' KIT w EI"li0e
70 SEE everything was flgh'
| ms cohVeuitnl H'Ie room FURNISHES
! also 4 sort o' lhIuVIe 9rou'" between we
| Two orahthe' o' '"e 'e9i9laIuiF' tii' IGOR
| opposite 10 one prey iouNil u'Ht, loeN Wv
/ M AdinlltAhce 10 'he 'eUat" 'nauI"rl'
neaullul "plo!iS aP"' 0Iient' VIZ N7i'9
and relIlhg prettlly PaHneiru y dlIh pear
tInts. dropping sway III so'''S' gray anu
lnde-cfloaolt plue9' "tNnt" mere ana
| lhert WIN IaiH' tln2e9 VI IO'i IT, ~"
! IleVed ~ or9Ao WINE Columns HeaFiN
| capped N ~ hl9n fIFueN " lhuo"s
| tei IN me llght o. gay Wy L 7'''e"ta
AMI eubdued ny lAlllIl t"i"ItU, PaTll'iIF
closed olno'. IN me "aIS h"hg gHl
! framed portraits OF eminent men ! past
loot spreads 4lT'oll2 tapestry 81 green
ana black III wv" senli-tlI'Ie s sweep IohE,
| polished desks oil some darby stained
wood, backed 10y heavy. Wide-almed
chars Of mahogany upholstered IN black
| between the doors >it softly Cushioned
sofas. and IN the crimson 'urlalhed niche
At the rear OF the President desk stands
a large luxurious chair OF crimson velvet.
! The gallery opporlt" Is ta-teially raied
and pAnneled like me wall itself tle-
CANT chandeliers depend from all nect--
| >ary and convenient places; III two wide,
open crates cheerful wood fires leap.
hush. sparkle and send ont warm greet
ings over the desks arr strrWn papers
and books IN endless confusion, ne
Senators Ut IN easy, comfortable attitudes
listening a'tenuNelN 10 the sHN Ir't uud"r
debate or turning AdlN the pages ~ the
last report. Nj desks conveniently near
the President +. Scr9bie oH-'iy lhe fe-
Porter7 AMI clerks, daitng mere and
there the oright-eyed, >oitlE-slp2ered
pages. carrying peunon~. orders pills,
papers, letters and other documents. ana
in the galleries a. wei! a. upon the floor
OF The Chamber are group n ladies re-
-plendent in rusting slik>, cllngmg vel
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Ga the death of one of Engl ands most emf
nent PHYSICIANS all his effects swere sold by
oncfion. and among other things was a sealed
! racket marked advice to PHYSICIANS. which
! hronpbt a great price. The purchaser on open
| ING the packet, read as follows keep the head
| cool the bowels omen and the feet warm" If
/ phy.ic IL necessary use Pursons' Pitrgdtice
/ PMS. thev are thn most scieutiticall, prepared
! niN tb,t has spDeared in the last hundred wears.
man III New Hampshire decilhea 10 SUD
/ scribe for country paper because IL helped 70
| buiEd up the place, and the weather. the town
| WAS the higher his tax would be-
I,,-,o>,co.o c,ldon pills or. f,,IIy snrreciated
/ 49,. t,a,, 1o.or,,o =
| o. ''''
A bishop fond of hunting being rebuked
/ that The apostles never hunted, replied. NO,
sho ting was very bad in Palestine; so they
went h'nlhS 'hSte"u'
Sr,,>-,r,o, !, tbo hl,od t.ndu tn nroduea
| 49,, ,,n,h ~ IA a;so.uay ..ensh j. ha;r 10 "
N.Y. ,', ~, ~ h,;"t"3 ,,r',c, n,,pu
IiH' hoWNei, i opN iate'' Win pf1p
liAl ING the y STEM oN administering LAl hAn
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Special Notice f!
To shippers OF Freight by Sanford's
Independents Line Steamers.

All persons shipping Freight by this Line, are re-
quested to have Steamers receipts in duplicate,
name of Consignee in full on the margin.
Shippers that using old Boxes, Barrels and
Bags, are requested to erase all old marks ANY
Boxes Barrels or Bags that have more than one
mark thereon, will not be received or shipped.
All Freight must be properly marked only to the
Consignee. Positively no freight received unless
conformabie to rules above.
GEO. G, WELLS, Agent.
Belfast, Jan. Is, 1879. tf2S
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Connecticut man heard that powder fried
In lard was good Tor boils. He tried to cook
the mixture, and you have no idea how quickly
his boils We're cured. The house has been re-
paired SO that it is almost as good as new.
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Latest by Telegraph
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE JOURNAL.
BosToN, Jan. 24-4 p. NJ
Mt,fipu ard Murdo,


BosroN, Jan. 24-4 p. NJ.
Mutiny and Murder.
The Bark Warren Hallett lett this port
Tuesday morning, bound for the Cape
Verde Islands. Soon after reaching the
bay the crew mutinied and terrible light
followed during which one man was killed.
ihe vessel put into Provincetown Harbor,
and the mutineers were given up TO the
authorities.
Mrs Wharton Not Guilty.
The Jury in the Wharton murder trial,
at Annapolis, Md, have returned YER
dict OF not guilty.
Long and Disastrous Passage.
/ he steamship Britannia which arrived
yesterday from Glasgow. was b days on
her voyage She lost two life boats and
several sails, and her captain, officers and
crew We're all injured by heavy seas
throughout the voyage.
Connecticut Nominations
Al the Connecticut Republican State
Convention, to-day, the old State ticket
was renominated, notwithstanding Gov
Jewell, declination
North Carolina Senator.
A Raleigh, \. G., despatch states that
the Legislature will elect United States
/ Senator next Tuesday, as successor TO
Vance 1t is expected that General Mott
Ransom. Democrat. will be elected
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Jan. 10. Schs Harvest Home, Hodgkins, Boston
North Cape, Robbins, kockand.
20 F" Eveline, Bagley, Eliz tbethport.
% Annie Gus Seavey. New Caste
bhio, Gross, Boston Caspo. do.
q Loochoo, Green, Boston.
SAILED.
Jan. 2i. Schs Mazurka kimbali, Boston; Myra
Sears, Chapman, do
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PHOBATe NOTICES.

/ AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
| the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
| January, A D. 1872.
BiGAIL SEAVEY, widow of John Seavey.
| < "a late of Frankfort, in sad County OF Waldo,
deceased, having presented petition for an allow
ance from the personal estate OF said deceased .
/ ordered That the said Abigail give notice to all
persons Interested bY causing copy OF TINS order TO
be published three weeks successfully in the Repub
can Journal, printed ut Belfast that they may APP
pear at Probate Court, to be held at Belfast within
and Tor said County, the second Tuesday OF
February next at tea OF the clock before noon, and
cause if any they have why She prayer OF said
ASA THURioUGH, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-R. ?. FIELD, Register, Is
At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
January, A. D. 1872.
| IOHN A. BRACkETr Administrator the
- of Ly dia trehore, late OF Linconville, in
said County of Waldo, deceased, having presented
his final account OF Administration said estate for
allowance.
Ordered That the said Administrator give notice
to ali persons interested BY causlnga copy OF this
order be published three weeks successfully In the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear al Probate Court, to be held M Belfast
within and for said County on the second Tuesday
OF February next, at ten OF the clock before noon
ana shew cause If any they have, why the same
/ should not De allowed.
ASA rHURLouGH, Judge
A true copy Attest-B. p FIELD, Register. 70
/ - '"'hi' az va az Dciaotf within ioi
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
January A. D. 1872.
TOHN W. SEANEY, Administrator OF the estate
- OF ohm Seavey late OF Frankfort in said County
OF Waldo deceased. having presented his first and
final account of Administration said estate Tor
allow 4nce.
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear al Probate Court, TO be held Belfast
within and for said County, the second Tuesday
OF February next, at ten OF the clock before noon
and shew cause, II any they have, why the same
should not be allowed
ASA THURLOUGH Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. r FIELD, Register. %
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within ana Tor
the County OF Waldo, Oh the second Tuesday OF
Ianuari u. 49,

the County OF Waldo, Oh the second Tuesday OF
January, A. ID. 1872.
NIARIHA PATTERSON, widow OF Charles
ANl Patterson, late OF lhorndIke, in said County
OF y aldo, deceased having presented petition thar
lItam Patterson OF lhorndIke may be appointed
Administrator on aald deccased- estate,
Ordered, ludt ms dld Martha give notice TO all
persons interested b1 causing copy OF TINS order 70
De published ltree weeks successfully III the Repub
pear al Probate court, to be held at Belfast within
and for SAID County, on the second Tuesday Of
February next At ten OF the clock before noon and
she" cause, II any they hafe, why the prayer " said
petition should not be granted.
- ~ GRLotGH, Judge.
true copy. Attest-h. +. FIELD, Register. -
At A Probate Court held at Belfast within and
Tor the County OF Waldo on the second TUESDAY
.y,>> T,t>>,
AAF' n bF.NNi9' ~ ~ uao!le, iSHniS
,att W LOO ~ '1i4 Nuuuty ot "atuo' ue-
: 5' | ~ p :. - , ''o 10 a 90 " :
hoN'9 - '"l '''p'i'l 10y oe aPpoln1eu A"hlhl7
Httoi " Nai All ueee@set s1I I'
NIueleu' nat tne Ta'u iia@tn ~ slNt hotlce 10
a. 80; ~ :, , - 49,, N . ~! VI t''9 oiu' l
~ "' tup''e,leu ''t "ees' uIeesslNel! III 'ht
- Ai r .i. " &c ~. - ~
"li"h ana ioi 'aid louhtY, on me second tuesday
'' h'Nt' - ven VI 'ue tioth oelole noon
anu shtM c'uae II Wy tne! haNe, WY Tue prayer OF
81" p'titl"h ahou'u ny vs. n ali.5u'
go ~ hLooTti, 'uuSe.
a uue copy. Alltsl-p /, rlt-p heeister. %
,..,,..., ,,,
~ Iooate ~ ~ std - nt'as', "tnih ana loE
VIZ oouhs o. aiuo, on 'ht second TUESDAY OF
January A. ~ to'>'
w tor OF Albert Treat, late OF Boston in the
County OF suffolk, State OF Massachusetts, deceased
having presented petition that ancilllary admins
trItion should be mad the County of Waldo upon
dee a,eds estate therein, and that j Joseph vii
hanson OF Belfast in said County may be appointed
-aid trust
Ordered, That the said Webster Treat, give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order To be published three weeks successfully in
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NoT1oE.
B An''nS ""''

The undersigned having recently purchased the
Barber Shop over DIR. Moody's Drug Store, Corner
Of Main High Sts., respectfully announce TO
their former patrons, that they prepared to do
all work In their line OF business with neaness and
despatch.
Particular attention given to Coloring Hair and
Whiskers, also Cutting Childrens and Misses Hair.
Gall and see Us!
GEO. COX. ALEX. McCAMBRIDGE
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-01-25
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