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Local Items, &c.
News Of the County and City.

BASE BALL. The long expected match game
for $50 was played on Tuesday, between the
Pastme> of this city and the Resolutes of Port
land at the Race Course before large audience.
The day was stormy and the ground bad. Even
as they played the rain came down in torrents,
causing "A momentary suspension; but as the
showers would clear away they would again
seize the bat determined to fight it out if it took
all day The Resoiutes are fine club, one of the
best in the State and under a skilful trainer
with abundant practice are enabled to exhibit
some very fine playing. We all know what the
PaStimes have been, having conquered the in
yincibles, the Drigoes, of Augusta, and never
suffered defeat until recently. We expected
they would give good account of themselves.
There are men on that nine that would honor
anv club. and others who will not bear much
praise. This game should prove a lesson to lem
never to play game with inferior men among
their number.
The game opened with the Resolutes at the
bat, but they were quickly put out, not having
made run. The opening looked well for the
PaStimes but before the game was far advanced
it was evident TO all that there We're weak places
in their nine that would cost them the game
and so it proved One of their best men being
sick they We're forced to take new men, 1t is
not necessary to follow them through the sew.
eral innings. Suffice it to say that the loose
playing of The Pastimes enabled their antago-
nists to make the large score which they did,
and win the victory. If our boys expect to be-
come adopts at the game they should have more
| nrnltira Thn fnllnu inn Is the Scnra--
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Grove in Northport the last week in Augusta.
One of our clergymen IS the possessor of a row
boat, and exercises his muscles in that line &C.
casionally ....And, not solitary velocipede
has been seen here this season.....lIon. John
r. Avcril formerly of Montvile, but now NJ :.
G. from Mimi, passed through our city on a
visit to his old home We mention this TO show
what trouble man may bring on himself by
going WeSt.....We hear 1t stated that it is pos
sible to obtain drink within the limits of our
hamet.....Rents are uncommonly scarce-we
mean in houses......The immense hay crop is
about all in and better hay seldom was put in
the barns.....Greeu corn is plenty now; so, she
that hath ears, let hinl-eat'' 1.-THE liquor
eases have all been settled. Some of the parties
were very much rolled but after time they
settled..... Everybody with team is hauling
coal..".Capt. Fred Barker and Mr.. Albert 5.
White, two Belfast boys, are at home rusticat-
ng.."..What is the matter with the blackberry
crop no allusion is meant to the colored troops
in this remark. "Hel hath no fury like a
woman corned;' we saw and became a
believer James Haney at work in moving
s. A. Howes' house, had his hand severely
jammed...A letter recently came to the Belfast
Post office with the request, eff Mr.. B. is alb
sent,w ill Mrs. B. please forward B. is a bach
eor, which is where the Joke comes in.....Mr.
Davis, near the American House, had supply
of nice pecahes on Wednesday, and always
keeps choice fruit......Geo. Cox, who has been
absent, is again at his barber chair.
KNOX.
During the severe storm which passed over
this town last week. the lightning struck the
house of Mark Shibles The fluid entered a
room in which were several women, who mar
rowy escaped severe injury The damage to
the house was slight.
Raymond McManus, who resided in the west
part of the town, died very suddenly last Fri
day, after a short illness. He was about A.
years of age.
FREEDOM.
man from Montvle while travelling on the
cars short time since, engaged in game of
euchre with parcel of sharpers. While play
ing. he thought The four kings dealt him by his
partner were worth five dollars, and he then
gave five more for the privilege of seeing four
aces in the hand OF the sharper Greeney says
he never shall bet again. unless he has four
aces and a lac X.
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great peril of the country, and then boasts
OF its Indignantly in doing it, is 50 mani
testify unfit to be trusted with authority
that the very safety OF the nation demands
their immediate expulsion, and the sub
Sitution of the peaceful Horace Greeley
with II policy of reconciliation that shall
oileclually turn ''unrepentant rebels in
To law abiding and patriotic citizens.
The continual departure of individuals
of the crowd, reduced his audience,
almost literally to a "beggarly array of
empty boxes" when at the close he at
tempted to explain his services for the
shipping interest. which after labored
effort to enlarge, didn't appear to amount
to much.
The meeting closed with music by the
band but no cheers. And thus ends the
irst lesson
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Cure of Ex-Mayor Hayford by DR.. Gage

DR.. Gage still remains at the American House,
in this city, where he can be consulted until
August LIST, when he leave for Ellswo rth, w here
he can he found at the Ellsworth House for a
short time, commencing August 9th. The af-
tlicted should not fail to him, for his remark
able triumphs over the most stubborn disease,
as attested on the highest authority in this sec
ton, would seem to rank his powers almost
among the marvellous. Many diseases are healed
without the use of any medicines whatever;
but wherever medicines are employed, the af-
flicted are assured that they are such only as
are to be found in the field, the forest and upon
the mountan-sde, where God has scattered
them with an unsparing hand for the healing of
the sick and afflicted We append the certificate
of Ex-Mayor Itayford, OF this city, who at the
Doctors former visit, was cured Of quite seri-
Gus malady:
Mr.. EDITOR:-I desire to add my name to
the list of those who can testify to the efficacy
of the treatment of DR.. Gage, he having per-
fectIy and radically cured me of very lame
knee, at his former visit to Belfast In addi-
ton to his success with me, would also say,
that in many cases which have come under my
own observation he has wrought most remark
able cures. and by an upright, honorabI, course
has proven himself worthy the confidence of
the public. Very truly Yours,
AXEL HAYFORD.
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A Miraculous Cure by Seventh Son

The power to heal disease, which is ira
ditionally ascribed to the seventh son, is
looked upon by many as a superstitious
whim, but we have a case to chronicle
which challenges the attention OF the
medical profession and the nvestig alton
Of the scientific world before it can be
denounced as humbug. At DR.. Cages
visit to Belfast a year ago he was called
upon by Miss Hannah Ide, of Frankfort,
Ga relative OF Mr.. Goodwin Littlefield,)
who had been afflicted with Cancer tf-
teen years, and previous to seeing DR.. g.
a second had made its appearance. The
Doctor informed her that he thought he
could cure her, and accordingly performed
a painless operation upon them, simply
with his hands, after which he directed
her to return to her home and await the
result. She did so, and soon discovered
that the soreness had left the affected parts,
the cancers gradually drying and finally
dropping out, leaving the flesh perfectly
sound. In the cure of many diseases the
DR.. frequently uses in connection with his
operations, medicines which he prepares
from roots, herbs, &c, but in this case he
used none whatever.
The Doctor commences practice at the
Ellsworth House, Aug. 9TH
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Last Friday the Bangor thermometer
marked 100, and the GRANTEES selected it
Tor a big demonstration The crowd
wilted faster than Grants hopes will in
the November lrosts.
Friend John d. Lang comes forward with
manly defence of the Presidents Indian policy.
which has been assaied by all The democratic
papers in the land. IKennebec Journal
And the President comes forward with
a heavy salary to Friend Lang as Indian
Commissioner. It's mutual admiration
arrangement, in which the Quaker, as
usual. gets good bargain.
The Liberal Republican, the new daily
at Augusta, is as sharp as needle, and
incisive as a lancet 1t is making the
radical men and brethren very uncomfor-
table
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DIR. GA E

Coins to Ellis worth.
Until August LIST, DR.. Gage can be consulted
at the American House, in this city, and ut the
Ellsworth House, Ellsworth, Oh and after Aug.
9th, for short time. Those who have failed to
find relief under all other treatment should con-
suit DIR. Gage. for his method of cure is one of
great merit. and is entirely different from that
of all other Physicians. We this week publi> h
the cure of EX-Mayor Hayford of Belfast, and
shall shortly publish still more wonderful cures
upon citizens of Belfast and vicinity.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT
Corrected Weekly for the Journal.
BELFAST, Wednesday, August IA IL,
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

,,,ur,, MONDAY, Aug. II, 1872.
BUTTER-We quote fine New York and Vermont
butter at 2aa2sc per ID; medium do 20a22c; choice
western ~ and medium at 1Sc; bakers llal2c.
CHEESE--We quote fine New York and Vermont
II -2al3c; Ohio II l2al2 1.2c fine dairy l2a12 -2c
medium and dairy 1Oal Ic per Id.
EGdS-We quote Eastern 24c per doz. and 22a24c
for Northern.
BEANS-We quote choice hand picked pea beans
at 81 OOa4 Is; choice and-picked mediums So Is
2 81 per bush. = -
$2a2 so. :"
PoTATOES-Native potatoes sell at So 25a2 so
Red Sweet, 81 per Dbl.
we quote at $2sa3O tor choice orherr
and Eastern; common $23a25. Straw at $25a$ q
per ton.
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DIED.

(Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and Age
must be paid tor.)
In Frankfort, Aug. &, VIM H., son of Levi and
Rosilla Miles, aged II years and months
He's gone, Fathers fond dell ght,
A Mothers hope and JOY.
He's gone to realms Of ceaseless light,
Where death can meier annoy.
Then sleep on thou loved in life,
Weell not deplore thee.
To Heavens celestial light,
Hath angels borne thee.
AS dust to dust reurneth
TO its kindl ed sod.
SO thyssprit asc"ndeih
To Heaven and to God.
In Winterport, July 20, Mrs. Roxie r. Doe aged
81 years.
In North Haven, Aug. 4, Mrs. Georgia Waterman,
aged 20 years
In kockland, Aug. l, Clearance f. Clark, aged 6
months. Aug. 2, Helen b. Frost, aged 10 wears and
months Aug. 4, ..ottie Winslow, aged . months
Aug. 4, Caroline A. Mitchell, aged 45 years.
In Hope, Aug. |, John M. Metcalf, aged A years
and 10 months
In Ellsworth Aug. |, Willie Abram, aged year
and months. Aug. 3, Andrew W Cushman aged
months.
In Eden, Aug. 3, Mrs. Esther Hadley, aged 81
years.
In Franklin, July II, Dea. David ii. ii .ciley aged
20 years and months.
In Cambridge, July Y, of paralysis, Miss Hattie
I'll. BOyntOn, aged ~ years.
In Appleton, Aug. 8. Mr.. VIM. Lnneken, aged rs
years.
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Belfast Police Court.


Aug. TO- State on complaint of Jane Brow
against VIM. j. and Isabella Cunningham for
atfray. Plea not guilty. Convicted and sem
fenced to II days in Jail.
Aug. -. State on complaint of Ann Cunning
ham against John Foss, for assault and battery.
Plea guilty Find $500 and cost of prosecu-
ton.
Aug. -. State on complaint of Jane Brow
against Alexander Mckenzie. Drunkness and
disturbance. Plea not guilty. Convicted and
sentenced to ten days in Jail.
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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 disagreelble
odor. The genuine VIM. A. BatcheiOr's lair Dye
Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful, does
not contain particle of lead any injurious cou,-
pound, Sold by all Druggists. Factory, 10 BOND
STREET. N. Y. 1yrlIsp
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DR.. GAGE still at Ellsworth.

DR.. Gage iseSlll practicing at the City Hotel
Ellsworth, where>be isrmeeting with great sue
cess, as he has done hfretofoe in Belfast and vi
entity. Those suf2 ng from disease of any
character should Mt MI to consult him, as he
failed.
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at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for the following purposes, viz
To nominate Candidates for the offices OF State
Senator Judge of Probate, Sheriff Register of Deeds,
one County Commissioner and County Treasurer.
To select Il County Committee for the year com
mencing January l. 1873 and to transact such other
business as may be deemed eXpedient.
Every town and plantation viii be entitled to one
delegate and an additional delegate for every so votes
cast for the Democratic candidate for Governor. at
the State election of 1871 and fraction of 81 votes
will be entitled to an additional delegate
Upon the above basis the several towns and plan =
tations will be entitled to delegates tolo VS. {:
Alma q Boothbay 4; Bremen ; Bristol 8; Damar-
iscotta 3; Dresden 3 Edgecomb .. Jefferson /; New
Castle 3; Nobeboro 4 Somerville - Southport ;
Waldoboro Il; Westportll; Whiteted 4; Wiscasset
q; Monhegan /.
HENRY HARRINGTON, | Democratic
SAMUEL +. SMITH,
ELBkIDGk S. WEEKS County
GExRGE s. BERRY.
CALEB llopGDoN, JR., Committee
August 5, 1872.
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M A RRI ED.

In Ellsworth, Aug. 3, Mr. Malcom W. Tucker o
Cherryteld and Miss I.auraette Maddocks of +
Aug. 4, Mr., $. A. Wheeldon and Miss Clara Morrill,
both OF f.
OF Windham and Miss Margaret A. Evans of b.
In Rockland, July %, Mr. Charles Butler of New
York. and Miss Julia f. Clark of K.
In Rockport, Aug. 3, Mr.. Melvin w. Herrick OF
Brookn, and Miss Melvna L. Richards of Camden
In Penobscot, Ang. 2, Mr.. Prentiss W. Saunders
and Miss Annie s. Hartman, both of Orland.
In Frankfort Aug. l3, by Russell A. Treat Esq
Mr.. Edwin S. Bagley and Rose c. Bowdoin, both OF
f.
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Has taken Office A. f. Pote & Co.'S, Saloon
on kenduskeag Bridge, Bangor, where he will re-
main until Nov. LIST. Those wishing to consult him
can do free OF charge.
Bangor, May 10, 1872, -5m4i
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Major JAS. Haggerty
OF NEW 70

viii speak as follows:
at BROOKS, Thursday Evening, Aug. Is.
at UNITY, Friday Evening, Aug. 16.
at LINCOLNVILLE Centre, Saturday, Aug. IL.
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Lincoln County Democratic Convention
Tuesday, Aug. goth. 1872.

The Democrats of the several towns and planta-
tions in the County of Lincoln reques ted TO
meet in Convention, at the COURT Hot Sc, Wiscas-
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SHIP N +. w 5.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED,

Aug. z: schsJ r Merriam, Clark Boston Ban
ner, Mathews, do; Mary Farrow, Small do.
christ do; Hero, Foss, do DIR. Kane, Blake, do /;
Sak, johnson Hoboken; Chino Smith, New York
Oregon, Wilson, 49, Corn to Pitcher Gorham).
W. c. MARSHALL; Myra Sears, Chapman, Boston :;
Cameo, McCarty, do; Mazurka, Kimball, DO tor
Bar Harbor.
II. schs Olive Avery, Kimball New York, Corn
to Woods, Mathews < Baker,.
10. Sch Harmona, Burgess, Boston.
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HIGH SCHOOL!

There will be High School at SMITH MILLS
Mofriil, commencing Monday, Sept. I'd, and con
tnuing ten weeks, under competent teachers
lUlIloN Common English, $3.50; Higher,
81 100 Languages, 100 Board be had Tor 81 50
to $500 per week, or rooms can be obtained for
those who desire TO board themselves. References
Is made to b. A. Hatch, j. K. Mears, ID. Nash, j..
Adams C. Blodgett.
Morrill, July 80 lS72.-3w4
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TAUT ION!
WHEREAS, my wife Jane Bragdon has left my
bed and board without cause, hereby forbid all
persons harborng her and will pay bills Of her
contracting from this date.
ELIJAH BRAGDON.
Freedom, July o. 1s72.-3w4*
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The CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID.

DuBLISH ED as a warning and tor the benefit OF
L young men and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Loss of Manhood etc, supplying
THE MEANS OF SELF-CURE.
Written by who cured himself after undergoing
considerable quackery, and sent free receiving a
postpaid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, Brooklyn,
N I.-6mi9sp
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Then on This.

IT WOULD BE BETTER FOR THE
COUNTRY TO HAVE GRANT FOR
PRESIDENT, THOUGH DRUNK EV-
cry DAY, THAN TO HAVE GREE
LEY PRESIDENT, THOUGH SOBER
hennebec Joornal, July 18Th, 1872.
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Look on This Picture.

Resolved. That we re-affirm our faith
in the principle Of prohibition, and its I'M
partial enforcement, and we view with
satisfaction the movement in favor of
Temperance Reform, recently Inaugural
ted in this State. Resolutions of RepubN-
ct9 State Conuention at LelUist0n, June
l2ih 1879
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SAILED.

Aug. 8. Sch Sarah Buck White, Wcfeet.
10, Schs Alkaline Darby Bangor, Oregon, Wilson,
hreNia Yaeht F ii MerL,am Clark bangor.
IL. Sch Cameo, McCarty, Bangor.
A.. Schs Myra Sears Chapman, Bangor; GENTLE
Edridge, Rockland; Wesley Abbott, Smith, ELS
worth.
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Knox County Democratic Convention.
Saturday, August 18th, 1872,

The Democrats of Knox County arc requested to
meet in Convention at BAY VIEW HALL, Camden
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fron. Mrs. ELIZABETH CoonBs, Bruns,oiet
Yours, &c, ELIZABETH COOMBS.
To TIE .4EFLLCTED.

If your Druggist is out Of the salyc. and noul,.cts
% keep supplied, send seventy five cents as directed
peto", ana receive box by return mail
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Generaiities.

a burglar, who stopped AT the Franklin
blouse. Bangor. for the purpose of robhing the
H0omS, was foolish enough to 90 to that of Mr..
Mclaughlin, in the still hours of the night lie
Wir nabbed ON the spot. and will 90 to Thomas
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LARGE SNAkE..Mr, VIM. S.ull, +

LARGE SNAKE. Mr.. VIM Stull re.
siding near MechanicstoWu, On tie OIL
instant killed the largest coppelhead
snake that was ever killed in this dis
tlict within the memory OF the old
est inhabitant' 1t measured 3 feet
~ inches in length, and was 5 inches
around its body.
REDUCTION OF STATE AND COUNTY
xEs.-The levy for the year 1877
having been completed, the County
Commissioners, at their meeting on
Saturday last, signed and closed the
same. The County tax has been re-
duced from 81 cents to IS cents
and the State tax from l94 cents tc
II cts, making the aggregate amount
OF State AMI county - cents on the
one hundred dollars.
MoftE TAIL OATs.--On last Tues.
'fav VIC wtre handed another s+nlk OF
two of tall oats Of superior lndlsty,--
1t was grown oh The farm df 4fr. J. },
llenshaw, roar NatoiGt 4'nrIhArc, IN
this District. We believe II is called
the "Birie' oats. The stalks meas
ured 5 feet high has heavy s, traw and
the heads are very we'll filled.
HA- The LATEST fisherman in Me-
chanicstown District, and catches
suckers and eels in Owing's creek,
ties his fish line to his dogs tail, and
when he gets bite he kicks the dog,
which makes bob, line and sinkeI
"waggle." So Oliver says.
AWARDS OF MER1T.-At the COM
mencement exercises of Saint Joseph s
Academy" McSherrystown, Pa, on
the Cd Of July, the following young
ladies, from near this place, received
the crown Of honor for efficiency in
their respective classes: Misses Kate
and Elizabeth Conway; Miss Mary
O'Brien. The valedictory was by
Miss M. Sullivan.
Loss OF A Horse. last Satur-
day at Emmitsburg Mrs. B. X, Con-
way, of near this place, lost valuable
horse from collie, produced by eating
too much corn.
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NO. 2339 EOUITY.

III the Circuit court for Ercd,,
Cou"IY, s,4ing in Equi'y.
The Petition of Anna RO,lzer and 9th,
MAY TERM, 1872
this 9Th day of June, Is
" that on the 10Th day of June IS,
the Court will ,prorred to act upon ii
Auditors 10Th Report this day filed in ii,
h''oyr case, unless cause to the contrar! b"
shoM n before said day. provided a copy ri
this order be inserted in some ncw%rNpr
Published in Frederick county, for two
weeks prior to said day
CHARLES MANTZ,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Tor Frederick County.
True copy.
Test CHARLES MANTX,
jhhtS-4w Clcrl
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DEATH OF JOSEPH DAVIS, ESQ =
We announced last week that this
gentleman was seriously i'll with small
box' ana 1t term hnnt 1"fa5y o" oN"-
49,. ''',oa nooi S'oJu, o'te .p o'V W4 ,H'
lay 10 D 90 q lIo' LII u ~ eo'ii'
s.e' ntr' "'" , l',u 'I p, ;'' '.t
1; I"en's 1 h ~ 1'UG2 H.. ,t,v'
v-o'i ~ '"' "',, ~ ts,r r,I'I ~ -, ~"
cessi''' eNIi "'' s': 81 n.S '''o1'V )
. u ''.Iu D'u 10y " D'o0 r 'o;'
s u'is "ne'no'f p 'I''' lro'eS"l ', III
,n,@ I0'' t, ; C%SrE.'" a W. I
r ". ,o ',"' l l''e""'i Slos.I1o" ~ a. n0
u't" a ' t,. '',''i i'rEe tLio'1 " w.
aotou i!e''''|, " I., ~" l loa1'l -, A."
r.l' .'''e,, ~ ,it !.3:tU NJ. io' ,''n
Io.nl 'I'', n.y. I"' 9@S' I NV ~,
Wv" II ~ ''''7 ''.oi'!I "'ee''e ~ ' ~,
many virtues will long remain fresh
in tie hearts Or lis friends and neigh
bors. His rretA afns were inferred at
Winters Chut1h Cemetery near New
Windsor On Monday last.
# WESTMINSTER .ri7rG@atc
t>.<@ >rA ;,o ..,,... g,
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