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The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
REn.s s&T PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected UechY for ne Journai.
MARRIED..

In this city, Sept 18TH, by Rev. Wooster Parker,
Mr.. Thomas 3. Diasmore and Miss Isabella ~.
Moore, both Of Belfast.
In this city, ON Monday morning, at the Unitarian
Church, by HtN. Dr. Palirry, Rev. David N. Utter
and Miss Krhcrca S. rarey
In i.ncoinviIlr, Sept. S;h, Mr.. VIM A. Bragg and
Miss Cora Spaulding, both Of I.inconve.
In Montviie, by Rev. t.. knowlton. Mr.. Il. G.
Dinsmorc and Miss Sarah Il. Written, both o: this
city.
In Monroe, Sept. s. Mr.. Andrew Is. Written and
Miss Annie l.. Colsom, both OF Monroe.
In Rockiand, Sept. 9TH Mr.. George W. Nuttrr OF
COrrina, aud Miss Maria b. kaloch of South Thorn
aston, Also, Sept. sth Mr.. Abner X. Mitchell Of
Appleton, and Miss Eda st. Cilir OF Camden Also
Sept. olh, Mr.. Bushrod ii. Clay Of iuehill and Mis-
Sarah I. Pierce OF So. Thomaston.
In Warren, Sept. lth, Mr.. William King Of Hos
ton, and Miss Angela iioilsrs OF WaldobGro.
In NinaihaNrn, sept. "th' Mr. 4. L.. Moasinan and
Miss Maggie +. Barnes, hnth of Ninalhaven.
In Warren, sept Mr.. James llodgkins and Miss
Emily Montgomery, both of Warren.
In Ellsworth, Sep. slh Mr.. Charles S. Brown anC
Miss Sarah W. Irteworsy, of Surry.
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Local Items, &C.
News of the County and Civ.

WEDDING IN CHURCH. On Monday morn
NC last, Rev. D. n. Utter. Of the Unitarian
church i'll this city. was united in marriage with
Miss Rebecca s., daughter of Rev. DR.. PaItroy.
The church was beautifully decorated 18th
flowers for the occasion, the windows tlarken ed
and gas lighted. As the bridal party passed up
The aisle they were greeted W it'll music from the
organ. The bride was tastefully dressed in
white, and was accompanied by Miss Mary Pal
frey and Miss Mariana Furher = bridesmaids.
while Lieut.. Carl. f. ralIrcy tud Mr.. Hcrsey
Fatrey acted as groomsmen The ceremony
was performed by the brides father. Mr., Utter
md bride left the same day on Il tour to the
west.
Mr., Dodge, who is determined TO have the
best Of everything ut his new saloon, has intro
du.e.l the Providence River oyster. the largest
ard best Of these she'll fish 10 be found in The
+ Stern country. Let those who cn appreciate
tr them and give thanks. A man with A con
-,taA heart and a good Iist lion can be made
hurry hy them, il he has any chance Of hpppi-
,.>> in This life.
\ So tGE DOC. Ca Saturday nieht little
of Ncrril Jones went with his father into
nn>1iell'> store TO make some purchases, and
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
Ajarmjnu Defalcatjon.

\ special to the Boston Post gives the
following particulars in relation to an eX-
tensive detalcation which has Just been
discovered in the L. S. Sub-Trcasurv at
New York:
''lnformation has been received here
that in examining the books and counting
the money in the Sub-Trcasury at New
York another extensive deinlcation of
Government funds has been discovered
This search, which is conducted by officials
sent from the Treasury Department here,
has been going on about two weeks. and
il is said to he the first thorough examina-
ton and count that has been made since
Gen. Butterield ceased TO bc Treasurer
At New York. Ii appears. from the ac-
that the dedication was discovered some
ten days ago or so, but the fact has
been kept u close secret, perhaps in
hope that by suppressing the information
from the public the frauds could be
more completely found ont. As yet but
few details have been obtained. 1t is
said, however, that the SubTreasurer
is cOgnizant OF the fact that a dclaca-
ton in his department has occurred that
he is believed to be personally innocent
OF fraud or dishonest, but is. of course,
responsible tor the acts and peculations OF
his subordinates that during the past few
days he has repeatedly called his bonds
men to his presence. and the matter has
been discussed hy them Just how great
the lelalcation is has not yet leaked out,
but it is said to be large. Neither the
names nor the positions occupied by the
alleged guilty parties have yet been def
nitely ascerlainrd, though several names
are mentioned"
TiIE NorE or MAINE. The Lewiston
journal has the lull vote Of the State eN
ccp a few remote towns. The following
is thr recapitulation by counties
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Sept. Is, 1872.
BUrTEf-We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter az .it2se per lh; medium do 2la2jc; choice
Western 22a2i fair 20a22c; bakers Hattie.
CHEESE We quote fine New DIRK and Vermont
!ai3 lee; Ohio l2al3 c; fine dairy u l2ll3c; med
ium 11al2c per ID.
EGGS we quote Eastern lsa2,c per doz ana Pa
2Sc for Northern.
BEANS-We quote choice hand picked pea hnans
at 81 coal %; choice hand pckcd mediums ~ -
common pea, $ "nt3 -; common mediums s. 50I
> - per bush.
rEACHES-rriccs range from ~ ,5tS3 80 per
crate.
POTATOES -i.ary Rose selling al 6oa65c per
bash. Jackson Whites 51a6oc. Onions $. 80 per
bbi.
IAY-Wc quote at $25l,s Tor choice Northern
and East m; common 3lSa23 Straw at s2laS2
per ion.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
100000 CASH DISTRIBUTION.
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
a ClNEN FACT.
September. 24th the DAY
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.

FHNHF vast sales of tickets already made and the
L increasing demand tor them from All Quarters
having determined the Trustees that the GRAM
GIFT CONCERT tor the benefit of the IlfRiIG Ii
BEAEN or kINIU"kI, advertised for SATURDAY.
SErlkMEEii Is, lN1', Sii AIL POSITIVELY CONF
OFF, ON That DAY WITHOUT PoSrInNEMENT, tht
management now notifies all who expect TO part
pate in the drawing that .Aay should buy Their
tickets at once. Delay Tor W days caused many
who wanted tickets 1T the concert in December last
to go without Them Some living Louisville
waited until sales were closed, expecting no doubt
Il puatpunemrni, and then offered fifteen, twenty
and twenty-five collars for tickets which tn.
day before were offered to purchasers at the regular
price Others living 1T a distance sent thousands OF
dollars by mail and Express, VIII eli got here after
sales closed, and had to be sent back These
diaAppont mcnta need not occur again. il the warn
nag now given in duc season is needed
I. The drawing will begin precisely at O'Clock Sat
urday morning. September %, 1872, in the great hal
Of the Public Library building, and continue unit
the one thousand gifts are all drawn.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19

(Obuua,'y motrrs, bcyona the Date, Namc and Age
must be paid for.J
In Castinr, Aug. 9TH, very suddenly, Emma i,
wife of Capt. Thomas $. Fuller, aged 81 years
and 10 months
In Rockland Sept. slh Mr.. William Spaulding,
aged - years. Sept. 10th, George r., son of II. II.
and A. NJ. Stod.llrd, aged months and /, days.
In fremont, Sept. I'd, Mr.. Samuel Norwood, aged
s.. Sept. 5th, Mr. Jonath1n Robbins, aged II.
In MI. Desert, Aug. Oh, Charlotte, wife of Mr.
Isaac Somcs, aged about -.
In Warren, Sept. 4tll, Mrs Ella l.. Croker, aged
81 years, months and III days.
In Searsmont, Aug. Goth, Mrs. Abbie G., wife of
Levi NJ. Poor, aged :. years.
In Un,y, Aug. 2itl, Albert F. Watson Esq aged
A years.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
SHIP ~ tiW 5.

Schr David Nichols, Wyman, from Charleston for
Thomision, which put into Norfolk Sept. 1, leaky,
surveyed 9Th and found much strand and max
ing $500 strokes OF water per hour her deck load and
part OF under deck cargo would be landed that
could be taken on the railway for rther cXamna-
ton.
Schr Prescott lIazrltino has been hauled on the
ways ut Jacksonville, Fla, to undergo repairs,
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
Cooper Brothers

Have just finished fine lot OF CARRIAGES, BUG
GIES, TOP BuGGIES, Portland and Grocery
WAGONS, which for style and durability are not
eNcelled. Those wishing to purchase would do well
to examine their work before buying elsewhere, as
their work Is warranted. They also have on hand
SECONDHAND WAGONS.
North Searsmont, June II, 1872.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
1872.
.lG. 0S3 l,S3l 6 ,943 81,

The remaining towns last year gave
Kimball 743 majority, and assuming this
year TO be the same, Perham's majority
will be 16. SO
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
BATssaEeE.Dat'S HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; NJ
disappointment; no ridiculous tintS or disaSrceab
odor. Tile genuine VIM. A. batchtlors Hair by,
Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful; doe
not contain a particle oi lead or any injurious com
pound. sold by all Druggists. Factory, IL bonn
STREET, N. Y. 1yr1Isp
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR. A.".

Has taken Office over A. Il. Pote & Co.'S, Saloon
on Kenduskeag Bridge, Bangor, where he will re-
main until Nov. 1st Those wishing to consult him
can do 80 free of charge.
Bangor May 10, 1872, -5m44
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19

MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIErY.--Wiscas-
set, Sept 25-Thc United States steamer
McCulloch having on board the Maine
Historical Society party left Boothbay
harbor at nine O'clock yesterday morning,
proceeding eastward until off New Har
Dor on the eastern side OF Pemaquid
Point After viewing the points of inter.
est in this vicinity they steamed up Johns
bay and landed at the site of old Fort
Frederick, of which Photographic views
were taken by the artist accompanying
the expedition. Leaving here at two
Damariscove Island, where landing was
effected and some examination of the ISL
and was made with 4 view OF determine
inscriptions on the rock.
The steamer then returned to Wiscasset.
and in the evening complimentary sup
per rendered to the Historical Society and
to the guests, together with the officers of
the McCulloch, by the citizens of Wiscas-
set, was served at the Hilton House. AT q
meeting of the society held Immediately
thereafter memorial sketch of the late
John A. Poor of Portland, was given by
Charles II. Tuttle, esq. of Boston and re-
marks were made by Hon. j. w. Brad
bury of Augusta, DR.. Woods of Brunswick
and others. AS bearing on the historical
literature of Maine this expedition has
been very successful.
A bachelor says that if you hand lady
a newspaper with q scrap cut out of it,
not a line of it will be read, but every
bit OF interest the paper possesses is
centered in finding out what the missing
scrap contained.
The youth who stole watch and returned i
TO the owner. who promised "no question
asked" is IN jail. The owner was good a
| Lie .uarl Lut he aLreStel the ynuth Nrthnu
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
VEST
Man uFACT0RY!

We are now at Work in our New Fao-
tory and are in Want of Help. GOOD
SEWERS WANTED GOOD BASTERS
| WANTED Apply at Once tbs
POTR & QUIMBY.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.

TT ERE you have salvc combining soothing AMI
l healing properties. with no dangerous ingred-
rent A remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches, wounds and bruises to which flesh is heir
Is more easily applied than many other remedies
never producing u bad effect but always relieving
pam, however severe.
1t is prepared by Mss Sa,rUc,, who has used it
In her own extensive treatment of the sick, for
neariy twenty years, with great success
Inc principal diseases for which this salve is rec
commended are: NHab'aias. Raeuaa'i,nn Plies,
Sc1QfH(a, Wd tlcCyS, SAT I2hcual. Sl5uiy,y B,Y7S,
Efrer Sores, FloaS, Piailcs E,Ydgt1,> Sore
Eyes, 6ajb3's Arh, DeaJneSS BoH5 Riug iro5mlS
to!H2' Bites Qf insects, cancers, Iootbactf, En-
qche, Sore N,PliCS, Eoiipf>s, Scooter Breasts,
Nch, S,dtd Htaf, T,tHItJ, thaEyet H35.JS
@td'dS tnt|, F'7jses, Csoap, C,oeItd Lips, a'b
Sores on tHH}J,u
applied. Rub it on well with the hand three times
day In several cases it has cured palsied limbs.
For Plies it has been discovered to b. sure rem
ciy. Persons that have been afflicted for yearA
have been relieved by few applications. For Eng
Stpeius it works wonders, aaying the Inflammation
and quieting the patient For Chdpped- Hands i
produces cure Immediately. Let those with Salt
Rtsan obtain this Save, and apply it freely, and
they will find it Invaluable. 1t is good in cases II
Sc'3tH2t and THmoys. Cancers have been cured
with it. The best Save ever invented for SroYft
Breast and Sore NppEss. No way injurious but
sure 10 afford relief. Sore OF Weak EyeS-R Rue 1t
on the lids gently, once twice II day Cures al
ness by putting in the ears ON a piece Of cotton.
For fcfo2s this is superior To anything known
For PtmiteS this acts like charm. For Burns
and SC0l3s, apply the Save at once and it gives
immediate relief For or Sores, apply once
day.
Not among the lea-, of the invaluable propcrtie.
of Miss SAwfERS SANE are lis beneficial effects
on tn' mar hubhei on the scalp, IN live or six
different parts, II promotes the growth of the hair,
prevents It turning gray, and bald spots 1t pro
duces new growth of hair. No lady should be.
without this invaluable article rs an INDISPENSABLE,
cosmetic for the toilet. II cradcates dandruff and
disease from the head, an! bluchcs and pimple4
from the face.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19

The Governor anG Council We're in
session Wednesday. a hearing was had
on the claim Of Upham S. Treat and
others of PASSPORT, for damages for the
use and occupation of lands and materials
taken by the general government for
batteries in the town of PASSPORT. The
Governor has made the following appoint
ments. TO solemnize marriages-Revs.
Moses d. Miller, Vassalboro' Levi l..
Paine, Bangor; Charles Porter, Lyndon;
Henry NJ. Perkins, fremont; G. f. Bis
bee, Arson; \. II. Tibbctts, Bluehill
Benz. A. Sherwood. Frceport Geo A.
Pierce, Portland; J.W. Smith, Farming
ton Falls; Charles w. Averill, Kin iicld;
Alfred Day, Kittery; VIM 7. Phelan,
Portland. As justices of the Peace and
Quorum Aaron Nutting. Lisbon; East
man Bean, Otistield. Frank p. Noble,
Watson +. Hallett, Augusta j. j. ,Jewett,
Monmouth; Fred j. Whiting. Newport.
As Notary fublic-Wat +. lIallctt,
Augusta; George Allen, Walloboro';
Everett W. Stetson, Damariscotta Eph-
RAM Flint, Dover As Trial Justice
VIM. L. Hall. Richmond.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
NINTERPORI

SECURING MAJoErEs. The special of
the Boston Herald from New York states
the following:
"a man went into the BARRIERS shop of
ronchs Hotel, Tuesday, to get shaved,
sad he had Just returned from Maine
where he had been sent six weeks before
y the marble contractor for the Post
)llleein this city. He gave his occupation
~ stone cutter, and said that nearly
"p men had been sent into Maine to
work on the stone quarry from which the
new Post Office is supplied with granite.
lie told the barber who shaved him that
most Of the workmen belonged in this
city, and it was understood that they
were to vote tor the Grant candidate in
Maine About forty of the number be-
came dissatisfied on the day previous to
The election and returned here"
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19

We invite Wendell Phillips attention
to the riot at Pittsburg, Saturday night.
when procession of Grant negroes made
an attack on a body OF white Greeley men.
1t was Mr.. Phillips who advised the ne
Sroes to arm, conceal their property and
prepare for a general massacre. Here is
the legitimate result of it. With ignorant
and eXcitable men, to threaten the depri-
Walton of their liberties, is to throw fire
brand into magazine. springfield Re-
publican
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19

The ,outh who stole watch and returned it
TO the owner. who promised "no questions
asked" is IN Jail. The owner was as good as
his word but he arrested the youth without
asking any questions
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
Wharf and Storehouse to Let,

The extensive wharf in this city known as Simp
sons wharf, with warehouses, sc thereon. I'll,
water 1T the head admits ships OF the largest class
The buildings art suitable for storing hay salt, mo
lasscS, lumber OF almost any kind of produce oil
merchandise. 1t is OF the best business sites in
the city. The Portland steamers make daily land
ings ut this wharf.
Also, Il lot OF land between said wharf and Garter
& Co.'S shipyard, suitable for yard for building YES
sells, for which it has been used.
The above premises will be let either together OF
separately, long lease, to parties desiring them
Apply to W. IL. SIMPSON.
Belfast. sept. Ii, ls.2.-tnl
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19

: In the absence of globes, how do you illus
'rale the shape OF the earth TO Your schoiars?"
asked a committee of a school teacher. -
show 'em my head" was the reply.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
r A R WI ER$ !

FINIIE UNDERSIGNED, hay dealers of this city
Il recommend to farmers who propose to market
pressed hay hereafter, that they press il i'll bales
fastened with hoops instead of wIthes. Our reasons
for this advise are as follows -
LIST. Bales put up with hoops look better and
are more closely slowed.
cd. The hoops comparatively cheap and the
bundles are easily handled.
I'd. The hay put up with hoops VIII sell readily
ana command higher price in all markets.
We call your special attention to the following
sections of the laws of our State in relation to
pressed hay and advise that it he strictly carried out
rs a compliance with its requirements and may save
not a little expense uni trouble
Chapter IS, Section 50, X. s. All hay pressed
and put up in bundles for sale in this State, shall be
branded on the boards or bands enclosing it, with
surname of the person putting up the same, and
with the name of the State and OF the place where
such persons live; and all pressed hay offered Tor
sale or shipping not thus branded shall be forfeited,
one half to the OF the town where the offence Is
committed, and the other half to the person beling
the same.
Section 3d. Every bale of screwed or pressed
hay may have four pieces of seasoned boards not
more than four inches wide or one inch thick to
keep the hay in place, on one of which or en- one of
the boards shall be marked the weight and are of the
deducted when the hay is sold in bundles.
WIN. PITCHER Son,
WOODS, MATTHEWS y BAKER.
SAMUEL OTIS Co.
ID. LANE.
w. Is, SWAN x Co.
A. GAMMoNDS < Co.
Ans ROBERT PATTERSON.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19

THE RAILROAD. The prospect for build
ing the Penobscot Bay q River Rairoad
is brighter now than ever before. and
there seems to he little doubt here that
somebody will build it before the end of
another year. Some of the New York
contractors have been over the route, and
have interviewed several Of our Directors
and the President of the Knox Il Lincoln
r, r. A few days ago Hon. p J Carleton
received n letter from Mr.. Gideon Mayo
OF Orono, who is concerned with the New
York parties. stating that if the p. f. 4
X. Il. Il. Co. 'wll get a good bona Gde
subscription for two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars $3.50. 5000 the conty;ic-
tors will take us much more $3.50 ,OOO)
and take the balance in bonds on the road :.
and build the road in one year" Cam
den Herald.
IMPORTANT TO SIHp-BuILDEKS. Act
ing Secretary Richardson has decided f.
allow the manufacture Of shcathing metal
for ship-bnildlng. under section ten of the
act OF June & last, and to allow also re-
bate of duty on the copper employed in
such manufacture, duty TO he paid on the
spcler. He has also modified the rcgu-
latlons so rs not to require that thc manu-
tacurcr shall be within the limits of the
Customs district where the copper was
entered or withdrawn
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
DEALERS IN SECURITIES.

We invite impurities rotating 10 investments, and
Bonds:
b., G. Il. * NJ, Milwaukee Extension, - 90 IL
Midland Pacific, IS %
Lo8nnsport, CrlwtorlsNlle & Southwestern IS 81 IL
II. s. Bonds and other marketable securities allow
"a full prize in "Nchlnge.-im9sp
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
FREEDOM.

0ne OF or principal business mcn has met
with q serious accident. VIM. s. Fuller Esq.
whllr repairing the tail race to one of his mills
Oh backwards head first, a distance of Ii feet
81, king on plank, and injurine his spine so
much that fears are entertained of his recovery.
lie is parayzcd below the waist. II is very
rAly in This vicinity At this Tine the most 50
lur many years.
WI\TEEPORI.
An Old and blind woman named LYDIA Park
Ter met sudden death in this town ON Monday.
She made "A misstep on the stairs and fell 10 the
bottom, killing her ms antv.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
BANK OF DEPOSIT.
Il. A. HAWLEY & co.
b A n X T. r :.

Four PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on deposit
accounts, subject to check, drawn on any city
bank. out-oitown dcpostors will have their remit
tanCes and collect ions promptly ackuowe lodged.
We do General Banking and Commission bust
| ness Negotiate Bonds, Stocks, Notes and other
Securities, make collections Throughout the United
States and Europe. As
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19

Put up in Large Boxes at SO cents each
tncarly three times large the box represented
aa"v"l Prepared Ly MISS {. SAWYER and
put ny by l.. NJ. ROBBINS, Wholesale
Trial Box sent free 10y mail receipt Of seventy
five cents, by L. NJ. ROBBINS, Eockland, Ne
THIS VALUABLE SAINE Is SOLD BY
ALL DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19
Yours, Sc, ELIZABETH COOMBS


~ 4HI~ -if FAIt IEp
II yonr Druggist is ont of the Salvr and ncglgctg
to keep supplied, send seventy five cents rs directed
below, and receive a box by return mail
The Republican journal., 1872-09-19

CAUTION. Parties purchasing "WHIrE's
SPECIALITY FOR DYSPEPSIA" expecting to find
''Bitters'' advertised, (Which only aggrayate the
disease, and bring OH others) will be disappoint-
ed. 1t is Il MEDICINE carefully compounded on
scientific principles. taken in teaspoonful doses,
and has proved to be the only CURE for the dis
ease ever brought forward. For sale by all drug
gists.-3m49
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
SmTembarger Wa5ette.
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tNdtiBen Witarbeitcr uno GliaB eil,en leis
ner bclten SSbne.
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Ginftibruns reS Gbriftentbums i'm nsrps
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zen $500 ;. Gpmmunipnen ausaetbeilt ;
lebr Srp6 mar aubsrrem bic 3abl Der
epmmunifanten in alien iibriseu &irben
Der Start. Die Yrepisten wurpen am
eriten 6eftaSe 9ebalten pom Serrn 8is
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riif;uSiebsn.