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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-21

G"SNJ' t4
As Island Beech. Z.
On the beautiful sunny shore
OF an Island by the sea,
Met as in days Of yore
A goodly companie.
The white tents spread; d;their wings
And folded in their embrace,
.EkA The beautyand youth that elings
To the fair Of every race
The waters laved the shore
And,kissed the golden sands,
And the treacherous breakers roar
Was heard by merry bands
Pair ladies roaIned the beach
In search of ocean shells,
The murmurng sea to each
Chants music from its des.
The hours were passed in song,
Right merrily they fed,
-. while the notes of the hunters horn
ga To the chase the sportsmen let'.
- Through forest, brake and glen
1!ir They chased the startled deer,
- = While the red bird and the wren
a'" Filled the woods with songs Of cheer.
!" iei3 Around the camp fire bright
- Within the myrtle glade
a. Were proofs of the hunters might,
:-,@ Where the antlered buck was laid.
ast-ts-.
..... The tents with beauty beamed
ag- And all = ound was fair,
. The stars in silence cleaned
81, On music in the air.
But the light of another day
Proclaims departure near,
3s Our barque glides swift away
AS we drop the parting tear.
Thus the Offering path of life
Is strewn with Joy and grief,
s., -. Closely follow the days of youth,
ISIS The sere and yellow leaf.
Plummers Island Beach, March 10th. 1872.
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1t has just been discovered that nothing
wi make a woman so mad as looking for her
rieht-cap after the lamp Is put out.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rr HISTORY OF %
The Great Fires

In CHICAGO and the WEST by Rev. E. ]. GooDsrEED,
pages 60 engravings 10000 already sold. Price $3.50
900 agents made in 20 days. Profits go to sufferers
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FOUND ADRIFT.

In Morgan River, S. c., fat BOAT
about rs feet long, IL feet wide and 3 feet
deep. Also dug out BOAT about II
feet long , feet wide and Is inches deep,
which the owners can have by applying to
undersigned proving property and paying
charges.
WM. B. DAVIS,
March 2l-tf. Morgan Island, 5. Z.
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possible A slight rain commencing tC
fail, provisions were made for places Of
shelter, tents being constructed out OF
blankets and mattresses saved from the
wreck. A lunch was furnished by Capt
Field, consisting OF meat, eggs, crackers,
milk, Nc, which had been saved.
After the passengers were all ashore the
work of stripping the New England COM
menced. No freight was saved, but all
her furniture, bedding &C., was taken
ashore and saved. Three horses were
swan ashore from the wreck in safety.
When the New England struck she be-
gan to fill rapidly, keeling towards the
went over on to her broadside. In this po-
sition she lay grinding, settling and crush
ing on the rocks, and at a quarter past two
this morning she was wholly under water.
and would probably go to pieces.
When the New England struck Mr..
Dyer was requested by Capt. Field to take
boat and go to PASSPORT, fifteen miles
distant, for relief When within two
miles Of PASSPORT, Mr.. Dyer intercepted
the steamer Belle Blown, which, on ac-
count of apprehensions felt for the safety
of the New England at PASSPORT, had left
in pursuit of her. Mr.. Dyer went back
to the scene of the disaster, after sending
word by some fishermen to PASSPORT that
the New England was lost.
The passengers remained on the island
until about seven O'Clock in the evening,
when they were removed aboard the Belle
Brown, which took her departure about
two o'clock or after the fog had cleared
up for Eastport where she arrived at
about four o'clock. Those OF the passen-
gers who were bound west were taken a
lev hours afterwards in the Belle Brown
to ST. Andrews, where they left in the cars
for Portland and Boston
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to deal with one specific question it had
all It's education and training dire cted to
that one single thing, and was constantly
absorbed in that single work-it became
disqualified and unfit to lead in ANYTHING
else. Other parties have to be formed to
meet new ana living issues, and deal with
new and living issues that are to command
lhe attention of the people of the country
You don't apply IN old party, like "A piece
OF machinery. to a new Job. 1t never
was done to American politics and never
VII be done. | accept that the logic of
politics which compels Us as honest men
tH confess that the Republican party, hon
oiftnl9 as it has been, useful d. il has been,
has done its work, and must now give
place to other organizations. (Cheers)
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Post-Mortem Speech.

t.-ufet " Julian on the Death of the
Republican IIrly, Delivered at Indian
..g,.li-, Ind
EN-Cengres>man Julian addressed the
liberals al indianapolis, on the 18th inst.
ll- odd ef the ''delInct ls:tdic Il party !"
Political parties are not immortal. al
though Senator Morton and some of his
turnds S-ela /" believe it. Political par
tr-~ have their Time To he born and their
appointed Time ~ die. They grow up out
% certain political rEi@encieS, and when
abe rNi rrncy passes away the party itself
~ compelled la yet out OF sight The old
Federal park had its work 10 do and
when Il did it. il died and was buried.
The old Wing party had lis day and al
though il did IL reluctantly, 1t died also,
saud passed ont Of life. The know-noth-
az party had ii, day-thank the Lord 1t
was a short day l3ughtcr) -and II very
dark day-and it also died and went to
IL final account. The Republican party,
born ont ui the eNigenry OF slavery in the
national Trrritories-crcated with special
reference la that-has had lis day, aud its
Time tor final reckoning has come, (Ap-
plause and shouts of appreciation, renew
ed after having once almost died away
It, work i done and If can't he undonc
forever. This party. to-day-deny and
dcprecate il as you may-thlS party is rs
dead A. the bones ot Ezekiel.
(Applause.) In the very nature of thing
IL is 81; and | was astoniShed that so wise
"A man As Charles Sumner should say in
his late speech in the United States Senate
that he hoped and believed that the Re
publican party, having done its work,
would, take hold of other grand and vital
questions and deal with them; and then
take up others, and so perpetutte its lie
(Applause.) Why, my friends, in the
very nature OF things that WAS but the
dream OF a philanthropist and not the
judgement of "A statesman. Let me make
myself understood now. From the fac
that the Republican party was organized
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Republican Convention.

The Convention of Republicans opposed TO the
election OF Hale in the Fifth District is postponed
from the 10th, and will be held at Belfast on The both
lust All opposed to arbitrary dctation of official
power are invited to attend, The basis Of Represcn
tatlon in the convention will be or each town
and plantation and additional for every hundred
votes for Governor Perham in 1870 and every trac-
ton OF fifty is entitled to vote
BY order of Com. chosen ut Ellsworth
ID. X. CHASE, Calais.
N. A. JOY, Ellsworth.
CHAS. BAKER, Belfast.
GEO. w. THORNDlKE, Camden
Calais, July IL, ls12.-2w2
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The Palmer slave Jointer.

!. R. PAmer, Esq, is con stantly re-
ceiving lcttas in praise of his machine,
from those u no cdn best understand tIe'
invention and%ppreciate its value. Ne
following from Ael known manufacturers
of cement in NeA York have beenEecent-
ly received
RouNDouT,N. Y, June 4th. 1872.
Having seen the stEe jointerElnown as the
Palmer onter ut worth am convinced that it
is calculated to do all th is CLAIMED for it, and if
it We're in general use Sur barrels would be
calculated to stand harlsM. One great dill.
Guilty in the manufacture slaves for cement
some kind of a compen tatin& iopter only can
the difficulty be overcome and haNe seen none
that promises as well the o'l q Mr.. Palmer I'm
Mayor of Xiii ston, n. y
Mr.. l.. R. PALYER, Belfast, Me-, Sir: MY
attention was caIed and ! have Witnessed the
think you have 6it upon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
entirely NEGLECTED in the manufactured barrel
staves-viz-xhe equalization of the\edges in
proportion Fthe width of the stave. tArefore
preseretm4fan erdct diameter at the Nge Of
the 6b, Hespecttce Of the number of Waves
contain& in Il. Manufacturers of bbl. Aves
have NJ placed sufficient Importance on Mis-
point. flt has been great source of lrouble<o
Dbl. makers. and many parties in this vicinity
haya been obliged to re.ont all their slaves to
acc5 mplish the very thing that can be done by
STATE manufactures by the aid of your machine
/ Nave no hesitancy in saying that your Joint is
worth fully one cent per sett Of slaves, in adj
vance of those jonted by the old mode.
Yours Respectfully,
f. DOREMUs, Ag't for the
Newark & Rosendale Cement Co.
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An Extraordinary Cure.

MSROE. Me-, June. lst lS11
DR.. GAGE. ~ Sir: In answer to Your
letter of inquiry, | happy 10 inform you that
Still have the pertfY We of my limb, and am
entirely cured of my nencsS, and know not
how t" express my ~ Jude TO You, for had it
been cripple, asf hadV een for years.
would also inf"r1 You IN my uncle. Jacob
Randall, of ChiWt Village, Who you cured of
dyspepsia. is Still enjoying good health. lie
says he never has seen Il Slrk day since Your
, eatuent last January.
Yours, with much gratitude.
SUSIE J. RANDALL,
II Monroe, Me.
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RETURN OF DR.. GAGE.
Most Wonderful Cures on
Record.

DIR. Gage, the widely known Natural Physi-
clan, whose success throughout Maine for the
past four seasons, is unparalleled. has again
returned to the Stare, and has taken parlors at
his old quarters at the American House. Belfast
from July 18th until about the 1st of August,
which will give the afflicted an ampe oppor-
tunity 10 avail themselves of his valuable SCI :
vices. 1t is evident he has a method of great
merit from the crowds of patients visiting him
daily, and the extraordinary success he has in
the treatment of all manner of chronic or linz
gerIng diSea>e.many of his cures almost border
ing on the miraculous. For the satisfaction Of
some we suhioin the following as attest OF his
ability to cure the most stubborn and compli-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fifth District CONGRESSIONAL Convention

The Democrats of the several Cities, Towns an(
Plantations OF the Fifth Congressional District O
Maine, are requested TO meet in Convention to b,
holden at BELFAST on Tuesday, July thirtieth, d,
~ O'Clock, A. NJ. to nominate candidate for Rep
rtsentatve to Congress, and candidate for Eector
of President and Vice-President
Each City, Town, and organized Plantation will
be entitled to one delegate, and additional dele
gate Tor every Is votes cast for the Democratic candi
date Tor Governor at the State Election of 1871 ant
an additional delegate for fraction OF 3. votes
F.ach delegate must be resident of the City, Town
or Plantation which he claims to represent
G. G. ROBERTS, Waldo.
q. w. BERRY, Knox.
A. A. BARTIETT Hancock.
A. III. WOODCoCK, Washington
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE,

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; no
disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disagreeabe
Odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE
produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black natural
Brown, leaves the hair clean, SOFT beautiful; does
not contain a particle OF lead or any injurious com
pound: Sold by all Druggists Factory, l6 BOND
STREET, MY. lyrl4sp
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

- MONDAY, July p, 1872.
BUTTER-We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter at 25a26c per ID; medium do 20a22c: choice
Western 20, and medium ut lSc bakers llal2c
CiIEESE--We quote fine New York and Vermont
10 l21ll Lee Ohio do at 9l0c Choice dairy iOalo -
per Ito, and common do 5a1c per h.
EGGS-Wc quote Eastern at % and Northern at
l9a22c per doz.
EhANS-We quote choice hand picked pea beans
at 81 Oo4 % choice hand picked mediums St = /;
common pea, s3 50a' IS; common mediums s. 5Oa
= - per bush.
iAY-We quote at s2aiao for choice Northern
and East IN; fair to good 423a25. Straw at $21a$9S
per ton,
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The following strong certificate as to the
curative of Miss Sawyer's Salve, we clip from
the Paten Voice:
REWARD or MERIT. We are happy to lay
before our readers the following cure, effected
by the Use of Miss Sawycr's Salve
Mr.. Silas Bryant, of sherman, has been af-
fllried for Years with what The doctors pro-
nouneed a seroiulous cancer. He consulted the
most skiliul physicians in vain. and was finally
induced to try Mss So1syer's >0lre and now
after using the fourth box, he is entirely cured,
and enjoys perfect health. tt50
DUTCITER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KJLLER sweeps
thcn' OF aud clears the house speediy-rry it
Sold by dealers everywhere. -4w50.
CAUTION. Parties purchasing "WHrrE's
SPECIALLY FOR DispEI'sIA'' expecting to lind
Ii a beverage containing alcohaI like the vile
"Biters" advertised. (Which only aggravate the
disease, and bring on o,her~) will lie disappoint-
ed. 1t i Il MEDICINE carefully compounded on
scientific prime pies. taken in teas pOonlu doses
and has proved 10 be the only CURE for the dis
case ever brought forward. For sale by all drug
GistS.-;sm49
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Cancer Cured by DR.. Gage.

BELFAST. June 20, 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR Say 10 the afflicted that was
cured by DR.. Gaze about one year ago, of what
was pronoApc Cancer winch was threaten
ing the DESTRUCTION Of one of my eyes. | had
employed scvNEphyscians. but all to no pur-
pose. until | XnSulted DIR. Gage. who cured
me above <Ncd, and without medicines.
Hoping this lfief Natement may prove Il bless
ing to the afflicted, Nreman. Yours truly,
Mrs. MARY COOK
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TO the Afflicted.

BELFAST June 20. 1871.
EDITOR ,jOURNAL:-Allowm me through the
medium of your pyNer, TO make known to the
afflicted, the Meat benefit | derived from the
treatment of IN, Gage, when he was in this
city aho 1t one year ago. | had for twenty years
been troubled with disease of the heart, pro-
ducng the most alarming symptoms, such as
fanting. SEangling. cts. which had debltated
me very nnHh. Immediately upon receiving
the treatment lpf pr. Gage. commenced i'm
proving. and Han tT'ly say derived more
benefit from hinf\baH from all other Physicians
combined; and trOfK>hi$ remarkable success in
my ease | can consrientiously recommend him
a Physician worthy the confidence of The
public Yours with gratitude,
MRS A. j. How ARD
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Steamer New England Wrecked.

The Steamer New England on her pas
sage from st. John to Passport. was wreck
cd on the Wolves The steamer is a total
loss. The passengers, crew and baggage
all were saved. The Steamer Belle Brown
has gone to her assistance
SECOND DISPATCH FURTHER PARTICU-
LARS.
The Steamer Belle Brown which went to
the New IIngland's assistance has not vet
returned and as there is a thick foo it is
doubtful if she comes Tonight j. w.
Dyer. Inspector of steamers, was on board
and met the Belle Brown and went back in
her. He says the steamer is probably a
total loss. The place was the Eastern
Wolf, high bluff and bold water She went
on about II O'Clock at flood tide. The
Revenue cutter Mosswood is now c0aling
up TO 90 to her We can get no parllcl-
lars till the Belle Brown gets back There
are plenty of rtmors here, but nothing
definite. Will send us soon as can get
something reliable.
STATEMENT OF j. w. DYER.
BY the statement of J. w. Dyer of Port
land, government inspector Of steamboats,,
who was on board, 1t appears that the
New England left St. John yesterday
morning at her usual hour on her regular
trip for Boston. The weather was very
thick with fog. There were at least one
hundred and fifty passengers on board
| with light freight. About thirty of the
passengers had tickets for PASSPORT, the
remainder for Portland and Boston. The
steamer was running her usual course and
rate of speed. when at twenty minutes
/ past eleven o'clock, she struck on the
Eastern Wolves. About one-q quarter of a
mile distant she ran on to ledge about
one-third her length, sustaining three
shocks, the first one being a light one, the
other two heavier ones. Her stern laid
in deep water There was about one foot
of water ON the ledge. At the time she
went on it was flood tide. The sea was
perfectly calm nor was there any wind
The fog was intense. AS soon as she
struck she hceled in toward the shore
She had commenced filing with water
having knocked hole in her starboarr
side forward. There were no signs o
fright or CONSERVATION among the pas
sengers, Captain Field and others giving
every assurance that there was no danger
if they kept quiet. The result was the
passengers behaved nobly under the try
ing circumstances. Boats were immedi
ately lowered and the women and children
were taken ashore first. The work O
landing passengers was accomplished
without an accident They were taker
ashore on the island. where they managed
to make themselves as comfortable a.
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SHIP n EIWsS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
July ~. Sch Fair View, Smith, Camden.
20. Sehs Earl, Cunningham. New York, Goal to
Orion, Osborn, do; Georgia, Hrier, Boston; Myrs
Sears Chapman, do, Oats to Pitcher 4 Gorham.)
% Schs ID. X. Arcy, Ryan, Boston; Moses Eddy
Gottrell, do Sarah Buck, White, do; Margaret
Crockett do.
%. Prescott IIazetine, Mcdonald Jacksonville
Fla, (liard Pine to G. z. Ca. er & COZ; Helen NJ
Condor, Boston.
SAILED.
july IS. Schs Abby Gale, Ryan, Boston; Cameo
McCarty, Bangor; Mary Farrow, Small, do.
-. Schs Geo. x. Ferguson Ferguson, Rondout
N. CLIFFORD. faglcy, Orland; Orion, Osborn, Ellis
worth; Jack Downing Patterson, Itockland.
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'"' VIII '''HNY snort l"' OF H'".''
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~ '->'''.'>''--''''' g. Nhiten MAJ
h'Ii'' > '7' Al Ieh'eS nall last Naturday-un-
1859 mos 'h''"f'h> DAVIS Twas very pleasant
.'--" 'rh'nrn hA|r been hN'hs Inc r"N'ng on
'Ie ''l''''ie "i lh' uNi'm House IN N"Neh-
.'' 'h' question: WI" he decided whether there
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tn 'l""''.''-.'' h"F'h street 5 BENG %raFeiied.
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DR.. a. w. Pol1ard

Has taken Office over A. f. Pote & Co.'S, Saloon
on kenduskeag Bridge, Bangor, where he will re-
can do so free of charge.
Bangor, May 10, 1s72.-5m4
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Cure of Ex-Mayor Aayford BY Dr.. GAGE.

DR.. Gage stlll rem;k ns at the Amel can House.
i'll this city, where r. can be consulted until
August lst when he Il ave for Ellsworth W here
he can be found at thdElsworth House for a
short time, commencing August 9Th. The af-
f1lcted should not fa;' to- lee him, for his renMrk-
able uiumphs over the most stubborn dIease
as attested on the highe9 authority in this sec
ton, would seem TO ralk his powerS almost
among The marvellous Mhy diseases vfe healed
without the use of any medicines %hateVer;
but wherever medicines Ne employed, the af-
fIcted are assured that tiny are Ouch only AS
are to be found in The tield,the VfeSt and upon
the mountain-side, where vi2d has scattered
them with an unsparing har4N0r the healing of
the sick aud afflicted. We ~ lend the certificate
OF EX-Mayor Haytord. OF M city. who at the
Doctors former visit, VIZ cu& led of quite seri-
Gus maiady
MIR. EDITOK:-I desire to Hdd my name to
the list of those who can testify to the efficacy
OF the treatment of DR.. GageH he having per
ftctly and radically cured me tf a very lame
knee, at his former visit to Belfast. In addi-
ton to his success with me, | Would also say,
that i'll many eases which have thne under my
own observation he has wroughttnost remark
able cures, and 10y an upright. hofRraba course
has proven himself worthy the confidence of
the public. Very truly IouE
t ANEL HAYFoRD.
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DIR. GAGE
Ct DING to EllSwol.t.

Or o IN 2 to Ell = wort h.
Until IN, , august lsN2E. Gayy>1an be consulted
al the American HouS ibfhis city. and at the
Ellsworth House. EllsSHkth, Oh and after Aug
o IN, tor short time. e who have failed TO
ind relief under all othfr Treatment should con-
suit DR.. Gage. for his hethAd of cure is one Of
great merit. and is entirely different from that
OF all other Physiciansl We this week publish
the cure of EX-Mayor Haytord of Belfast, and
shall shortly publish still more wonderful cures
upon citizens of Belfast and vicinity.
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~E4E>Ppi!I.
i.tt. jas. " DAY Ihr Methods minister who
-- rslir-l here f,f The t,.~t three years. has
-mot-,l ra unl.-u. mi H.,v. l.. l.. Htn~cen,
~. boa. pe-Ii stationed at tmldIt-tt. has been
i.ui,l here.
Nh l-~'-iA Fnld. "a grocery dealer in the
.It- rtt more thau twenty YEARS la, CLOSED up
DDS nt~inr~- lnd - now rmployrd M the same
ttisine>~ ia Newton, Mass. Mr.. Field has also
he'-n oar Town clerk for a number of years
Lf~i "Wednesday evening, thu Eth, III seven
O'clock, The democrats raised Greeley and
Brown flag. tired ,1iuGe and rang the church
bells.
We understand the lobster factory will have
10 suspend operations soon Tor want of a supply
ii lot>ter>.
KN0N.
jeremiah Wchb> house. near The center of
2Ht town. was burned last sunday. BY pulling
-t''' % -hr'i. his barns were saved. Loss about
i-H'; covered by insurance.
Young man named stuart living with his
HeaLrr ou The Walker ridge cot crazy drunk
.ui concluded the world conld spare him rs
erI' o. NOT 50 h. 20, 4 bia knife and was gone
q, eUi hi> Throat. Ills mother took the knife
NaE from him. hut in The struggle broke her
I-a Ihi> had The fleet 10 >nl,., the vom! man.
ph,~irtn wa, called. and The old lady i do
Ius q we'll - roubl be- expected.
GFEnnN
ilie mran,~! man vet ha, been found in q
l.ishita1ns t"wu in the person at a wrll-to-do
umrr. some rharil:,hly disposed person gave
Hl- Edhrr, IN ulI man Of over eighty years q
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