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DIED

(obituary notices asyond the Date, Name and age
mast be paid for)
Iu Unity, April 5, Mrs. Sarah Chase aged Y years.
Also. April II, 'ry, wife of Charles Taylor, aged
4 years Also April IS Axcha, wife of Capt.
Jefferson Bartlett, aged 65 years:
liz fremont, April IS, Sarah ". Billings, aged 68
years.
erly of Montyiiit, aged 50 years and months.
In sumner April 10, Mary, widow of Col. Arthur
Pendston, formerly of Camden aged 81 years
Vassaboro. aged IS years. Also, April 10, Mrs.
Pekins ag 81 years. Also, April 2i, Mrs. Young,
late OF Palermo.
In C.mden al his residence, Horatio Alden, ESQ ,
aged 70 years The subject of this notice is too wei
known to require more han few words fifty spoken
AS a husband he kind and considerate, as a
father niulgent and afiectionate, citizen no
one was more respected and esteemed. His religious
views were large and comprehensive-an unwavor.
ing belief in Spirituali5m. He was among the first
TO rcept the beautiful phenomena and philosophy
of this belief He Investigated it earnes ly every
opportunity offered, by mediums, books and papers
became conv Decd OF its truth, and happy was he u
his declining years with every donbt satisfied. He
knew that those and dear to him who had gone
before, ltvedtn that he should Join them in bet
ter life be, ond In conversation with the writer of
this few days previous TO his DEATH he expires sed
himself firm In tbs flitil-and his intention OF hav-
ing spiritual speaking during the approaching sum
mer months. But alas, he knew not thar he so
rapidly nearing the silent river, that the pale boat
man" waited to ferry him eyer The great change
wealth, and 10 his generosity and large magnanimity
the spirtuasts indebted for public speaking In
this place. He had kindly sympathy, especially for
the poor and unfortunate, and with the mantle OF
charity he covered the sins of the whole world. The
Spritualists in this community have lost friend
and brother-one they could iii afford to spare. The
words OF Paul may not appropriately apply to him.
che has fought good fight; he has flushed his
course he has kept the faith henceforth ia laid up
tor him crown OF righteousness"
Lift up thine eyes, look forth upon the morn,
new world in thy spirit hath been born;
Another view of life hath come to thee,
Aud through its light, thy spirit now is free"
fCOm,
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The Coliseum Carries TOO much Sail
and Goes Over.

The wind, that bloweth where it listeth,
on Friday proved too much for the yinpro-
tected home Of the great Jubilee, and it
went down with n crash. The telegraph
gives the following account
About quarter before 8 o'clock Friday
evening, people in the various parts of
Boston We're startled by hearing what
sounded like peal Of thunder, coming
from the southwest. People living in the
vicinity OF the coliseum, for the coming
jubilee. were quickly made aware Of the
solution, as the gigantic trusses and tow
ers of the building were Frustrated in
mass Of ruins. The report OF the terrible
crash was heard for miles. One OF the
end towers had reached the height of 10
feet, and the truss DESTROYED was l4O feet
high, and had clear span OF 300 feet,
nearly $4,000 feet OF lumber having been
used in its construction. The wind had
been blowing through the afternoon, and
about O'Clock $50 feet of the eastern
wall WAS blown down.
The accident will cause only Temporal
ry delay in building operations large
force of men will be set at work in clear
ing away the debris, and an increase of
workmen will commence at once 10 put
the structure in proper shape sgain.
Nearly dozen of the large trusses are
already finished and ready to be placed in
position.
At meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Worlds Peace Jubilee and In
ternational Music Festival, who were in
session at the time Of the fall of the Col
iseum, 1t was unanimously voted that we
will commence at once the reconstruction
OF the coliseum of the same dimensions
as heretofore contemplated, and that to
this end there be employed such num-
Der of workmen as shall insure completion
of the building by the 10th of June
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A Sensational Divorce Case.

Prominent lawyers are preparing papers
in suite which a gentleman we'll known
in New York, brings Tor procuring a
divorce from his wife, who, fol long
time, was conspicuous at the Grand Opera
House under Fisk's management. The
papers reveal life behind the scenes and
the peculiar conduct OF Fisk and Mans
field. The gentleman has in his possess
sion letters OF Miss Mansfield, which if the
trial should precede that Of Stokes, will
create sensation. In either event the
most prominent officials of the old Erie
directors will be called upon to testify.
The woman in this case is said to be
famous French opera boutfe singer, her
husband charging her with nfdelity Of
the grossest sort, and claiming he can
prove by letters he has secured that she
was Fisk's mistress. Miss Mansfe)d's
correspondence is reported to express the
tiercest jealousy Of the foreign vocalist
and all the papers in the ease to represent
q startling condition of morals and most
bewildering amorous complications
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New Phase of the Alabama Case.

1t is stated that Sec. Fish sent long
dispatch, Saturday night to Minister
Schenck, as the last words on the cues
ton OF consequential damages, and in
support Of the new principle OF interna-
tional law which we demand in return ior
a modification of the American case
The only danger OF the non success Of
these new negotiations, is from violent
opposition III the English Parliament to-
night 1t is understood that Schenck has
been instructed 10 say that the Z States
is ready to make supplemental treaty in
which it will be settled as principle that
neither can recover consequential damages
when one or the other is ut war
London, April 90 Il is probable that
Lord Russells address calling upon the
Government 10 instruct the British Arb-
traitors al Geneva 10 withdraw from the
Board of Arbitration until the claims tor
consequential damages are abandoned by
the American Government, will not be
presented in the House OF Lords tonight,
AS Secretary Fish's answer TO Earl Gran
ville's second note has Just been received,
In the House of Lords tonight notice was
given Of further postponement of Earl
Russell's motion until the sixth of Nav.
Earl Granville, in reply 10 an inquiry
from the Marquis of Salisbury, said that
during a recent visit al the residence OF
the American Minister he was informed
by Mr.. Schenck that the reply Of the Gov
eminent to the British l.ote Of the goth of
March with regard to consequential dam
ages had not yet been received. buL Was
momentarilv expected to arrive
THE LONDON TIMES COMPL IMENTARY.
London. April 60 TIE Times, in an
editorial upon the present phase of the
American claims question, congratuates
the United States Government Tor pro-
posing that the liability Of the results
shall never extend beyond direct conse-
quences of the breaches Of neutrality
thus paving the way for satisfactory set
Element of the differences now existing
between England and America
ENGLAND CONSIDERS THAT UNCLE SAM
HAS BACKED DOWN.
IN. Y. Worlds speciai1 am author
lied to say that the British Government
considers the claim for indirect damages
Withdrawn. Gladstone and Earl Gran
vile will compliment President Grant in
Parliament for yielding TO their demands.
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OUT WEST. A correspondent OF the
Concord Patriot, writing from Roscoe.
Minnesota, makes the following mention
of some of the discomforts of that region
The winter has been bitter cold one. New
Hampshire people do not know the meaning of
the word cold" as / use IT. What DO YOU
think of freezing your nose in going to draw d
pail of water from wei! only two rods from
the house. What of seeing cats with ears and
tails, and hogs with ears, tails and backs frozen,
&C., &c! The air Is so very dry here that
when it Is still one does not feel the cold with
mercury running down to fifteen below zero
more than at zero at Concord. But when the
wind blows and the thermometer ranges any,
where from zero to China, as with the eXcep-
ton of part OF February it has been all winter,
1t don't take long to chill things up solid.
up West" 1t has been terrible winter,
says letter from there, the writer of which
says that over forty persons are missing and
that over eight hundred head of cattle have
persisted, both by reason Of the cold. The old
est settlers here say that they have never ex-
perlenced such a winter as this has BEEN The
snow fall has been light
Scarlet fever Is raging here. and am writing
you while sitting up with person while sick
of it. l hear OF family OF seven In Omst cad
county, six Q: whom it has carried off and the
survivor Is sick, too. Measles are prevalent
but not fatal In most cases, and hear Of small
pox in adjoining towns. 80 you see that peo-
pie will be sick even In Minnesota.
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BANK OF DEPOSIT.
#. A. HaWIey 4 Co.,
NIKE RS.

No. nswSnshire. cor. Arate ST, Boston.
Four PER cent. interest allowed on deposit
accounts, subject 10 check, drawn any City
Bank.
0ut-of-town depositors will their remittance.
and collectt rs promptly acknowledged.
We do General Banking and Commission Bust
ness, negotiate Bonds, Stocks, Notes and other
securities make collections throughout United States
ana Europe. Az
DEALERS IN SECURITIES,
we invite inquiries relating TO investments, snd
give below the prices OF few of the desirable
bonds:
burlington, Cedar Rapids aud Minnesota u 81 ~
tudi inapolis Hioorni neton and W este-n re 30
Logansport, Crawtordviile and S. W. IS a5
Chesapeake and Ohio IS W
Connecticut Valley Is IS
New York and Oswego7s Us
U. S. Bonds and other marketable Securities allow
ed tull price In exchange. sp3m37
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,

Mrs. Foote has taken rooms at the American
House, where she is offering great bargains in
human hair Of her own importing. Work of
all kinds done to order, old switches repaired
and enlarged hair combed from the head
Strengthened and made into switches, old
switches dyed ID any color
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THE LICENSE BOARD of this city will be In
l. session at the Aldermens' Room, on Monday
May 6, at IL O'Clock. p. II. Applications for
Licenses as Inn Holders Vlctuaers, and for Billiard
Saloons, must be presented at that time, and the
attention OF persons desiring licenses Is particularly
called to the act passed the last winter, regarding
same. Per Order.
JOHN II. QU1MBY, City Clerk.
Bslfhst, April 80, 1872.
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FRA nt,lRT.


Or. Fellows, young man and physician of
considerable promise from Bristol, n. H, has
recently come into town with view to remain,
provided, as always IN such cases, that the In
hahitants are not provokingly healthy.
On Wednesday Of last week, In the saw mill
of Franklin Treat, quite serious accident &C.
Cured. Mr.. Philo York while edginq slaves,
accidentally drew the palm of his eht hand
srcross knife or sharp instrument attached to
ghe edger inficting bad wound DR.. Fellows
was Immediately called and very rapidly and
Understandings dressed the wound, and from
appearances now Mr.. York will be able soon to
resume labor.
Ivory Lord, resident of Montvilie, near this
village, died very suddenly last Sunday Of heart
disease. He wSs in his usual health about his
house, and dropped dead instantly. He was
about 81 years Of age. The funeral ceremonies
were conducted by Unity Lodge F. and A. NJ.
of Freedom of which order Mr.. Lord was
member.
Mr.. Daniel Boulter very old gentleman,
died at the residence Of his son, In the south
western part of Unity, at the advanced age Of
Of "a years. He was one Of the early settlers,
having lived In this vicinity about 80 years.
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Notice to Teachers.

DERSONS proposing to teach in the several dis
IL trcts in Northport the ensuing summer are
notified to meet the Committee at the School House.
near F. A. Dickey's, on Saturday May 18th, at
o'clock, p. NJ, tor examination.
+. "A. DIcKEY, , s. s.
+. A. RHoADEs,}
.. HILLS. Com.
Northport, April %, 1873.
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hATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best In the world
perfectly narmiess reliable aud instantaneous; no
disappointment no ridiculous tints or disagreeabie
odor he genuine WIN. A. bachelors Hair Dive
produces IMMEDIATELY a 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
slhEE1 \. ! lyrl4sp
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Foreclosure.

T THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby give public notice
L that l claim by virtue OF the mortgage deed
hereinafter mentioned all the premises in and by
said deed conveyed 10 wit: the land and buildings
in the town OF Knox. In the County of Waldo, the
same which SaS l.. Woodbury. conveyed to me BY
his deed of mortgage dated March Is, 1871 which is
recorded in said Waldo County Registry OF Deeds
Vol. l57 Page u, the same premises which | con-
veycd to said Silas L. Woodbury. by deed dated
March ls, 1871, to which deed its record in said
registry, reference may be had tor description of
said premises; the condition in the aforesaid mort
gage deed has been broken by reason whereof claim
foreclosure OF SAID mortgage.
SARAH CARTER,
Dated at Knox, April &C. 1s72.-Sw4is
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MARRIED.

In this city, April 20, by Rev. W. L. Brown, Mr..
AbneE Jepson and Miss Julia Perkins, both of this
IN Bluehiil, Capt. J. 9. Bunker @. Ellsworth, aDa
Miss Lille A. Allen of Is.
In North Haven April 81, by Eeazer Crabtree,
Esq ,ViacentJ: Meserve Of Cumberland and Eleanor
A. Tt.Ayer Of II. il.
In Palermo, April %. BY John Greedy, Esq Wm
W. paw and Mary e. Fowler, both .. P.
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s SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE Ii Is OWN DOCTOk-Beinga pr!.
fale instructor Tor Married persons those about
10 be married, both male and female, IN everything
concerning the physiology and relations of our
sexual system, and tie production and prevention Of
offspring, including all the discoveries never be-
fore given III the English language, by WIN. YOUNG
NJ. D. This il really valuable and interesting
work 1t is written i'll plain language tor the general
reader and Is illustrated with numerous Engrayings
All young married people, or those contemplating
marriage and having tue least impeachment to mar
red liie should read this book 1t discoses secrets
that every Que should be acquainted with still it Is
book that must be locked up and let lie about
the house, Ii viii be sent any address receipt
OF so cents. Address DR.. WIN. YOUNG, No. 4l6
Spruce Street, above Fourth Philadelphia
Rs- AFFLICTED AND -UNFORIUNATE-N
matter what may be your disease, before you place
yourself under the care Of any OF the QUACKS
native and tor, isu-who advertise In this or any
other paper, get copy OF DR.. Young's Book and
read il carefully 1t will De the of saving you
many dollar, you health, and possibly your life
DR.. Young can be consulted on any OF the disease.
described IN his publications by mail his office
No 4lo Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
6mzlSu
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Commissioners Notice.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Hon. Asa Thurlough Judge of
Probate tor the County of Waldo, receive and ex
anime the claims creditors to the estate of Albert
Treat, late of Boston, in the County OF Suffolk and
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, deceased, repre-
sened inso vent, do hereby give notice that six
months allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their claims and that we shall attend that
service at the office of Joseph williamson in Belfast
in said County on the second Tuesdays Of June and
October next at two of the clock ia the afternoon.
NJ DAVIS.
Belfast, April 10. ls72-sw4l ". =. FRYE.
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Corrected Weekly for the journal.
BELFAST, Wednesday, Mayl, 1879
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET

MONDAY, April 90, 1879.
bakers 1lal2c. choice Vermont at 30i33c; choice
New York 29a@2c per ID.
,CHtEsE,-We quote choice factory at l7alsc per
ID good dairy l4a17c.
EGGs-We quote Western at l7c, and Eastern
at 49, per doz
BEANs-We quote choice Eastern hand picked
pea beans at 81 90; Northern do 30 00 common
s3 25iS so; choice hand picked mediums 50 IL;
common to good SOAP rs.
DRIED APPLE1-We quote choice sliced East
ern 3al4c; lla2c for gu artered do; New York sliced
l2al3 and quartered 10 l-2a1l L.
MERCHANDISING quote at 6Oa63c for jackson
Whites, and 75as0c for Early Rose.
HAY-We quote choice Vermont and Canada hay
at sai t36 per ton; ordinary do at S29t32 Western
S2s432. New York Straw S29a30 per ton.
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Rare Chance

THE SUBSCRIBER will sell his stock of DRY
i GOODS aud CAKPETINGS, with good will,
and Lease his store tor three years. Reason i'll
health. This will afford grand opportunity for one
to take long established business Terms made
known at the premises. q. L. BRADLEY.
Bucksport, April 20, 1S72.-ti43
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Co-partnership Notice
Cienfuegos lloIasseS!

O2 1as s IL chd' a Qasy ~ just SA ltec1ca
per brie Fau.tina from CIenfuegos aud for sale oy
2 SIBLEY & SOS,-3w4i+
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF belfast.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
April %. Sch Cameo, McCarty, BOSTON,
20. g Mary Ella, Tho mas Baltimore.
May /. Earl, Cunningham, Boston.
SAILED.
April 20. Schs Myra Sears, Chapman, Boston D
K. Arey, Ryan, DO.
80. Cameo, McCarty, Bangor.
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Citv Of Belfast

Northport. April 20, 1873.
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Pills. Potions and Puneenc,es.

Doctor, what do you think is the cause of
this frequent rush of blood to my head?" oh!
il is nothing but an effort of nature. Nature,
you know, abhors a vacuum !"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-03-21
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE

Default has been made in the conditions of
Il certain indenture Of mortgage made and OK
ecnted by Mary +. Williams and Gilman j..
Williams, her husband, to George Bray and
Edwin French, firm "f Bray h French, bear
Ing date January 4th, A. D. 1871 !, and record
cd in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds in aud
for Mower county, Minnesota. on the 5th day
Of January a. u. 1871. in book ~ " Of Mort
gnge. On page SCI. aid mort gage was given
t" secure tic payment Of the sum If two hun
drch. sixty seven and Gj- INOth dollars ($267.
Gj) aud interest thereon according to the con
d'ti"ns Of q Proniss"ry note hearing even
date Herewith made an,l executed nv the said
Mary Il. Williams and Gilman l.. Williams 10
the said George Bray and Edwin French. pay
able en- the lst day Of Junuavy a. b. 1872, and
there is cIni'ncd t. be due and is duo thereon
ut the date Of his notice the sum of tw" hun
died, seventy -four and 25.l0O dollars ($274.21
and no proceedings ut law or otherwise hayy
been had to collect the same nor any par,
thereof,
Now therefore, noticc:is hereby given tina,
ny virtue Of power Of sale in said mortgage
contained an', pursuant to tho provisions OF
the statutes in such "asc ma IL and provided,
the said murtgagc will he f4cclosc.l, and the
pr,m6Ups there:n described to-wit: Lot nun,
Der Six, f6) i, Block number Twenty, COY in
1ntcs 4 iGWis' Addition to tho Village OF
Austin, in said county Of Mower, Mimi, with
the appurtcnanccs ,hereunto belonging will be
sold ut public vcn<luc to the higlt st bidder
therefor ut the Office OF Page g. Wheeler, III
the Village Of Austin. in said county OH Sat.
urday, the :7h day vf April A. d. 1872, 81, II
O'Clock a. NJ, TO satisfy the amount then du.
on said note aud r ortgagc, together with til,
sum Of twenty five dollars attorneys fees al
lowed by the terms thereof in case OF fore.
cI"snre besides costs ana expenses allowed by
law. Dated March i4th, 4. ID. 1872.
GEORGE BRAY, ar
EDWIN FRENCH, "o''s"sccs'
PAGE 4 WHEELER, Att'ys for Mortgages,
Austin, Mimi. 4Gti
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package or 200 Sealed Envelooea eont.;n.
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Correspondence.

Editor Moee' County Transcript.
FRASKFoRp, March 18th, 1872.
SIR:-Thc school which has been
taught in District No. 10, durin. the
past few months by Miss Ella Austin
closed last Friday with an exhibition
given to a crowded house.
The school taught in Frankford vii
laso district by Mr.. George Knox, Of
Racine, closed on the 9th inst, and.
from what we can learn regarding the
progress which the pupils have made
in the different branches, it has been
conducted in manner that gives en-.
tire satisfaction to parents and pupils,
which speaks we'll for the teacher.
The young ladies Of this vicinity
took advantage Ct the privileges
which bisscxti!c contcrs on them aud
held their first leap year party lew
days since. Dean e. Scribner's string
band furnished the music tor all v no
wished 20 exercise their fantastic tnes
The Democrats did not put any tick
ct into the field here on town meeting
day, consequently the candidates on the
straight Republican ticket received the
entire vote cast.