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The Republican journal., 1872-12-19
C0NsU MPTloNICAk Be CURED
SCHENCk'S rULMONiC SYRUP,
SCHENCk' SEA VI Fed TONIC,
&III La lk,A NJ & Y IllI |. L PHI


Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumpton
Sometimes medicines that Will stop 4 cough viii
often occasion the death of the patient. II locks up
the liver, stops the circulation of the blood helhor
rhage follows, and, in fact cioggng the action Of
the very organs that caused the con gh.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia the causeS OF
two-thirds OF the eases of consumption. Many are
now complaining with dul pain in the side The
bowels sometimes costive and sometimes too loose,
tongue coated, pain in the Shouldtr-bladc feeling
sometimes very restless, and at other times druWsy
the food that is taken lies heavily the stomach.
accompanied with acidity and beching OF wind.
These symptoms usually originate from disordered
condition OF the stomach or a torpid liver. Persons
so Affected, Il they take one two heavy colds and
if the cough in these be suddenly stopped the
lungs, liver and stomach clog and remain torpid ana
inactive, and before the patient is OF his stu
alton, the lungs y OF sores, and liberated
and death is the inevitable result.
Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup is an eN pectoraMt which
does not contain ny opium, nor An ything calculated
to check a cough suddenly
Schenck's Seawecd tonic dSsoyes the food mixes
with the gastric juice Of the stomach, dgests easily,
nourishes the system, and creates healthy crculu-
tIon OF the blood. When the bowels are costiye,
skin saow, and the patient is of bilious habit,
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required,
These medicines are prepared by Dr. J II.
SCHENCk son, Northeast corner OF Sixth ana
Arch streets Philadelphia, Penn, and for sale by
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.. p Hanover street,
Boston, and JOHN f. HENRY : College place,
New York, Wholesale Agents
For sale by Druggists generally ly3Sp
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TOthe Farmerso Waldo County

nENTLEMEN--I have on my farm two pure blood
Bulls one Ayrshire and one Jerseya The first, as a
calf in the Autumn of 1869, at the New England Fair
shire bull calves in the six New England States, and
is magnificent specimen OF his breed. paid fifty
dollars for him. then less than four months old.
The second came from Winthrop, the head quarters
of Jersey stock in this State The service of either
of these Bulls be had for one dollar in advance
have also, Stallion Colt four years old last June,
raised by from of my mares-a fine sample
of such horses, as most need in this county and
State and very handsome and kind. l shall allow
these on reasonable terms My sole object is to
improve my own stock and to aid il improving the
stock OF the farmers of this county, and to contri
butte my mite influence the people to raise useful
rather than fancy stock that has no intrinsic value.
Belfast Dec. II, 1872, A, Il. JEW Ell.
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MARRIED..

IN this city, Wednesday morning by Rev. Or.
Paltrey, Mr.. Frederic Barker of Emra, n y, and
Miss Emma c., daughter Of j. W. White, Of this
city.
In this city, Nov. 18th, by Rev. Wooster Parker,
Mr.: Geo. w Nc, Mckinney Of Belfast, formerly OF
IN Iiubbardston, Mass, Nov. eth Mr.. Charles
A. Spooner OF Oakham, and Miss Sarah d., daugh-
ter of Jonas b. Wilder, formerly of Belfast.
In Ellsworth, Dee 9TH, Mr.. Almon Harden of
Ellsworth and Miss Adelia Emery OF Eden.
In BroOnlin, Nov eth, Mr., Benjamin l.. Philips
Brookn.
In Sedgwick, pee, LIST, Mr.. kittridge Hooper Of
Sedgwick and Mrs. Comfort L. Carter oi BROOKLYN.
In Newton Mass, Oct 29th Mr.. Byron q. NJ orsc
and Miss Mary 2. Jarvis, both of Surry,
In Rockiand Dec. 5th, Mr. WIN. L. skinner and
Miss Fannie Mclntirc. both OF Rockland
In Union, Dec. LIST, Mr.. Adclbert X. Dreamer, and
Miss Henrietta Nash, both Of Wadoboro. Dec. 7th,
Mr.. David Ii. Fisher and Miss Agnes NJ, Starrett,
both OF Warren.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the pest ia the tcortd.
The only True! and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Reliable
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridicu
l0us tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies thu III e.
tects OF bad dyes and washes. Produces lMMkDl-
ArELf superb BLACK OR NATURAL. BRoWN, and
Leaves the hair CLEAN. SOFT AND BEAI THU l..
The genuine signed W. a. R.tehclor. sold by all
Druggists.
ly19sp CHAS. BACHELOR rrop., NJ L.
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A Woman to be Avoided by Cierqymen

The Chicago correspondent Of the
Springfield Republican, writing on The Sd
inst says:
The case OF Rev Dr. Gilbert H. Robert
son OF Louisville, KY, whose sad fall
from grace and consequent deposition
from the Presbyterian ministry the Repub-
lican recently made the subject of some
editorial comments, is one Of the most
singular cases that has ever come to light.
IL will be remembered that throughout the
whole investigation DR. Robertson per
sisted in the declaration that the partner
OF his guilt in the scandalous sleeping car
ride from this city to indianapolis on their
way to Louisville, was a ''Woman III the
very highest responsibility and social
postion.' He further declared that his
visit to this city was made in response to
a request from this woman that he would
visit her TO administer spiritual consola-
ton" and that while with her he came
under some ''baneful influence" which led
to his tall. These statements We're OF such
II remarkable character that they obtained
but little credence, especially after the ad
mission of the delinquent that he had talsi-
fed the facts in the case in a conversation
with a certain reporter Very few per
sons, therefore, except those personally
cognizant OF the facts, regarded his per-
sistent assertions Us 10 the character of the
woman i'll any other light, than that OF Il
desperate attempt to ease his fall by at
taching the blame to the woman, whose
name, by the way, it will be remembered
he steadily refused to give, or indeed any
further information than his oft-repeated
statement rs to her responsibility and
social position. Yet it is \ fact that DR.
Roberlson's statement was true in 80 far
as that the "'woman of the very highest
responsibility and social position is no
myth. And it is doubtless also true, as to
the words Of her communication at least,
that be was summoned to this city by her
to 'administer spiritual consolation, p
whatever that may be. The people of
Springfield, where Mr.. Robertson former
ly preached, appear to know all about the
matter. The lady in question is beauti
tul, accomplished and fascinating. She is
connected with the first families Of the
State, and has often graced the White
House under former administration. But
she 'hath a devil" and the pecuilarlty OF
this devil is that it goes out after ministers
pastors OF the church to which she be-
longs. She has been in the habit of send
ing for them, in the absence of her hus-
band, to administer spiritual consola-
tion;' and Mr.. Robertson is the third
minister who has lett the church in Spring
field which she attends on her account
One Of them made the remark that, after
being sent for, he always spent an hour in
prayer that he might not yield to tempta-
lion--and probably he didn't. But Mr..
Robertson, it would appear, was not made
oil equally stern stuff, and succumbed to
the temptation.
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SHIP NEWS
PORT or BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
Dec ~ schs H G Bird, Bird, Baltimore Corn for
Pitcher & Gorham.
4. Connecticut; EIwel, Boston; Hero, Foss
Salem; Nathan Clifford, CHM. Ellsworth.
16. Brig p Hart, Burgess, Calais.
SAILED.
Dec Il. Ship McNear, New New Orleans
IS. Schs Anne Mckeen, Mckeen, jackson
vile; Lottie c, Mcleod Jamaica S d Hart, Bur.
CESS, Providence, II G Bird, Bird. Rockland
Sch Sarah Buck, of and for Ballast from Salem
was ran into and sunk off Monhegan, Wednesday
grindstones, bound West Crew saved and taken to
Portland on Thursday morning by the Mary C.
The latter vessel obliged to put in to repair
Walker, Dunn s, Co, OF Thomaston have launched
another OF their three-mased schooners of 6g5 tons
called the Hattie c. Mcfarland. They have the
keel laid for another of 500 tons and under
tract to build two more.
The steamer Cambridge on her way from Boston
TO New York Wednesday night, ran into the schoon.
rr Adeline Elwood which was passing through He'll
cate IN tow Of tug. The schooner had her main
shrouds carried away, and lost her anchor and
chain, the tug was cut down the port side to the
waters edge The captain OF the tug, OF the
deck hands and the cook hurt severely
Bark sharpsburg, of stockton, Me, Capt Rogers,
from Cronstadt Tor Boston, IL reported by cable a
total loss in the North Sea Crew saved. Her cargo
was consigned to Robert Storer & Co. The
Sharpsburg was good vessel OF 6Ud tons register,
built at Stockton Me, in 1862 and was owned by N
G Hichhorn and Others.
VESSEL MISSING. The schooner Arborcer Capt
Clark, sailed from Ellsworth for Portland with q
cargo IT shocks, November 18th. About the time
the storm Of the Both ult,, she by vessels
ot Monhcgan that have since arrived in other ports.
Ihe severe gale OF that date and word from the
schooner since gives of anxiety respecting her
safety
Vessels bullt IN the district of Waldoboro durin g
the year 1877 Ship Carrondelet, built at Newcastle,
1893 tons; bark Nina Sheldon, Waldoboro, 7s2; brig
c A Sparks, Newcastle 40 schr5 r Yates, do,
ls1i Rough Ready, do, % AMOS Walker, Thom-
aston, 2Gfi Lizzie Wilson do, 80; Ella Pressy. do,
~ Hattie Turner, do, 295; MARY Power, DO,
| 324' ii q Mcfarland 90, $40, Clara & Loud,
| Wafohoro. $50: George D .oud, do, 49, n Far
we'll do, 237 Helen Thompson, do, 80; Pride OF the
PoIt, Bristol, 81, Geo w Hont do, 81 Onward do,
" Adde Randall. do, % Maggie Morton, do, 10
a 4 Vi Carnage do, III; Belle Brown, Rockland,
II. Charlotte Jameson, do, 322 r { Rankin, do,
2U".
The schooner Il Whitney, from Fernandina, re
ports on the 18th inst OIL Cape Ann, fifty miles dis
tant, saw 4 schooner dismasted and abandoned
supposed her to be the Clara Norton of Bucksport
Me. The nnmo was partly gone
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some Of the pretty and harmless dove, that
haunt the caves and gables OF CITY Block. in
which our office Is situated, We're slaughtered
M the quiet of last sabbath. by gun fired from
i window OF The American House. The act
was a foolish one, and Included many wrongs.
BE- WAS crue q XIII the birds; it was violation
u the clty ordinance against firing guns In the
street. ID de>ecrated the ; bbah day. and 1t
tna fingered persons near by, one OF whom was
anger OF being hH We hope That in future
M. Robbins viii so order both his own house.
noi snd the stranger within his gates thai the
.ae Shah rot occur again.
NRw PAPER Belfast IS TO launch another
naWsrarer enterprise The Advertiser, hitheI-
taa monthly win be enlarged and issued as
weekly. commencing Jan. It'll, with George w.
Burgess a. publisher, and Emery Boardman,
editor we learn mat several prominent men
gre to sustain the paper by contributions from
4eu and purse. With the determination 10 make
20 success lhes are .il republicans. and we
venture the prediction that Al q favorable mo
.eut the ADVERTISE WIN become a republican
asrr mn make d new PAPER succeed two
H.ug- Aie uaqu~it,--moneN and hr;lju>-and il
ilrut io -ay winch could, with lle least N
convenience, NJ dispensed with. Newspaper
..u'lie,. uov-,eg, white tn market is 50 we'll
.4nru-a. 4ra apt. iiAe ME gun OF Hudjbgas 10
vice aud KICK The on nel over; but this
stars with many more than the ordinary
.aee- Of -uc.p>~
tBprl laF WHAR>fS Schr Margaret
4ut Crockett driven ashore on Brigadit,',
l>aut haj eee damaged, and is NOW on DNet's
awaN Brig y d. Hart, d >eSboro, with
hmbrr from Calais tor New Hayen.experenced
Atast weather, lost part pt deck load, ~prans
-sh ana put into this port Sunday for re-
u7if-.....-rhe English schr Lotlie r., reported
=~ week. ion Jamaica, Is detained, The cook
1850 uut man having run away. The last snow
41lt4ej -om, Shedding and hay is being hauled
he Wharves quite briskly. The carrying
-rade on The bay is uncommonlY good, three
arPot- being shipped in one day from Lanes
y hai. Woods. Mathew & Baker AZ loading
h Hero for Boston IT Frederck'~. and Pit
ter IS son have shippeda cargo by schr. Annie
T.. NJ eA=cn iot Jacksonville. Fla. from NmI-
MIR. Morrow Is bringing potatoes over
le railroad from Thornlike and Knox. and
aading -ch. Myra Sear- ln Ro>ton. At Lanes
Wharf >rhr, olsmt, ii swan 4 Sbey>, is
oaiins hay tor Nnahayen.....Schr-H g. Bird,
eVs from Baltimore, ha~ discharged 1900
tu hei- ot corn At Lewis tor Pitcher \ Gorham,
y portion ~ which is to 20 over the road We
uuttr several schooner, going into winter
4uaItri> al the lower bridge. the marine hos
4ial ior oll yoa>ters......1h new ship McNear
sailed ~ Tuesday.~..CArter a co. lave laid
tue Aee for three ma~trd schooner. r. parties
VI tll- clty To DE commanded by capt. James
Perkins.
The Republican journal., 1872-12-19
A Christmas Present

Buy Florence Sewing Machine for Christ
mas Present. 1t is the best present you can
make. Elk anime them. w. X. Morrison
Agent
The Republican journal., 1872-12-19
To the Ladies'.

Great bargains in human hair all imported
Old switches dyed and made over. Combings
Strengthened and made up. Also dress cutting
taught. Room No. 20, American House Bel
The Republican journal., 1872-12-19
WI>TERPOkI.

tfrorge Arthur White about sixteen years
std. and son Of SEQ. A. White received an iii
iII, az the head Thursday morning of last
~ech and ded from It's etlept on Friday eve
ming. Tine Young man started IRON, his fathers
~tde. leading Il horse by the halter and driv-
ing 81 cow ID water. soon after the horse re-
tnn,d wthoot Arthur The father went i'm
.nedisleis in prr>uJ Of the boy. and found him
Ming half raised On his elbow his head resting
uu his hands, and quite bloody. He WIS led
nome, some quarter Of a mile. where he re
manned yin his death un:blr to give any nfor-
,naton regarding his injury. His head and
lace pl esented the appearance OF a fall perhaps
from the horse, bul not tllat of kick He was
buried from the Methodist church Monday al
ternoon.
There have been but four case. Of small poX
uare tins season. They are ali about their daily
business, and our town is free from it.
Business is good Hay, POTATOES, oats wood,
Ic., are now selling readily aud at fair prices.
nav from ten TO seventeen dollars, potatoes
from ~eNenty-liye to ninety cents, oats fifty,
Wool from i've to six dollars, beans from three
Z, three and Il haf, egg thirty-two.
FREEDOM.
4 Mr. Whitaker, sixty year Of age, wa
tnorked down and stunned BY some bows on Il
hand sled, while coastmg on hill in the village,
Monday afternoon He i now recovering, but
moi left his room.
Jacob severance LOST i valuable horse last
weeh OF plutisy and ung fever the result of
over work attel beine ick with the horse
disease.
The Republican journal., 1872-12-19

ARRIVED.
Dec IL. Schs II G Bird, Bird. Baltimore Corn for
Pitcher & Gorfam.
a. Connecticut Elwel, Boston; FL Gro, Foss,
Salem; Nathan Clifford, CHM. Ellsworth.
16. Brig 5 p Hart, Burgess, Calais
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Warnuna pur @autmbel!

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betoabrenbe, bele6eube grsnei ii dber bic gauge gseft
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felt, i'm @onsrelle cine Gtptfon Ses Carries su
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seie aegen Gounolp bis Gum Mdr; uerito-
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Dem WunI1e geleitet nurbe, bic gntideibung
beS Sber9erifte8 oeS Staates lber Die Sega
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malts 8ates, Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS geselr
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Man iebt ~oemsufolae Wibbeaisfeitea entse.
gen, obglei9 Grant mad Der 3uiage, baB Der
proieftirte rleue Staat i'm, BET Der Wabl 1r1>
terltiisen ruerbe, pl0slid anbere Saiten gegea
bte Wormonen aufgeao9en bat.
Die 4n1eiGen glebren iid, baB Der Gon-
greB fid abermal8 nertaSen miro, obne cine
Amnefte>8 ia 3l paifren. d =.
Ser Ser. Staatenz& enrant-l1mlauf, Die
Noten Der Nationals Bauien ansgenommen,
belief ii6 porgeiern eini9lieBlib Der 8oftalr
noten, aMf 1899 ,067 ,070. nm qs Ge, 4
Die einSisen gefdli9ten rn6 iml1mlamfe
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haben bereits f6mmtlide ,Galons" bnrd
8erpeigernn9 Der 0ieenle anfgehobeli II. IelbH
berieuige Wirtb, nelfer gegen bic DfaBregelff
bis CUR hSdHfen Gountp Snitan5 appelirte,
muete IdIisBlid zumadeu. 0ob Der Wanu,
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qsbenstase EptrldBt. @r ihloB alp letnen
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uno T1her. limb nun fonirte1 one UtehHoe
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hanger, b. b., fe finben, tpenil pc ilre gor
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brohenber gesen Die Deutidetf OILS 9eseil
| bic Srlduoer mro anbere Gremoett. DIE bend]s
IIsrilhen Observation-Disclosures etnt9er re-
publifanijder Srgantlationen fur odS sgroBe
Deutlhlafb" fnb raid ncsraudgt nno baber
elmer aren1enloism Grbitterung Ylae 9etnaft,
tuelder Der &ren5sug gesen Die Sttten nuo
ge~mobnbeiten Der Deitlten lebr ssleseu
| fomrnt. 4l iHt I.
Die yR.-g. @taatsseitnns1 bat isbr red,t,
tpenn fe iast: @.
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fdter MAIDEN, ne f6nnetl nns tire Wnth iibel
Die b5beren poIitiiden aniprihe Der Sent'
fden nidt perbergen. Dieier @utb perbarfeu
Bic Eemperensler tire jiinsfen Bertidritte,
miiree fih nod in marder arberer
8eile auBern, ipenrt es ben 0elitiden aidlt
seldnse, fe burh nm 10 feiteres, einigeres
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Hiraerfrieaes tparen, bird fsin Wort lnb
feline Chat Der red,tmaRiaen Souperauit6t Der
linton. Der Emancipation. Der @leif,heif bifrs
aerlider Ned1te unb Der 4usbehtuua Ser
Stimmbered,fianna III Wabe treten molten.
Eiir nieie feffeRenSeu Shatiaden. tuie ne iett
Ser gouiitation einperieibt iin6. bsaniprn<
diem mir uielmehr bic M~uerfeuunro afler or.
ten giirger.
2. Dag Elm rudhrer ura bauernber Eriebe
Hur burd) cine 70 b6liQe gerI5huuna. rpie He
IN urlerem Staate burn bic Wieoerperleihuna
Des Gtimmrefts beluirft tuoroen lit, beraes
felt tuerben lam. Sour b~ieieniqen Eeaiernl1.
aen f1nnen rein ODER qered)t ieir, an benen bic
6teueraaAler tAatiaen antbeil nebmen.-Qcs.
tpesen perlansen mir, anBer gleihem 9timm,
redt fir Aue, aud p6llige amnetie fiir. A0e,
bamit bic @infid)t nnb bic grfabrnng IN iebem
@taate i'm Dienhe Der aflggmeinen Woblfd1rt
sur germenbnns tbatig mtroeu lam.
8. DaBfeine Born Ser BefelIerpns, tuel6e
benz Solie uun5thise 8iiroen auferlesf, &C..
reft ober tueiie Iein fam. @ir perIaagelt
cine ed1te Earif &eform, tn ber Weiie, 6aB
bieiefigeu S1le beIeitigt iperbef1, tueld,e aebeH
Der ginnahme, bic fe benz Shase liefern,
cine Breiserb6bung eiubeimii1er YroSnfte
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