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Illas VIII great force once more APP
pro tehet tine gates ~ Jerusalem. Hard
y had be pitched his amp, before the
heSi~Eed made furious sally, ami thr
comm nd~r was nearly taken ~ sur
pr7Se he tacuonS now perceived the
necessity ri making common cansp against
the enemy, and ~ burvnE their anjmo>i-
~ tJr the present. b agreement thew
made q ,imuttue0us attack or the tenth
legion. whieH was stationed 1T the foot oi
the Mount NJ Olives By the tierreneSS
and suidcnne-- ~ their onslaught, II was
a. first entirely routed. and Ti-u- himself
exposed t0 TUE greatest 3aurer: AZ length.
rallyjng, alter a contest III an entire day,
the Romans r-pa..yl their enemies
The city was, nj thtr timp fortified by
three walls. one Eithu The u1ser. >trenL nth
ened by one bUnjre and siytv-four tow
ers. Moreover. there was L tpr'GeS> oil
unu~aa strength called the Autouit. and
three towers lljlt ot such immense stone.
a to defy the engineering of The dav
High over all rose he temple. uu imDreg
nable citadel iii Itself. COVERING a space
If turmny square. ami is walls. the
rock nciu ei. five hundred ana twenty
FIVE feet ia height This splendid -truc-
ture, with its marble pillars and gilded
roof, "a moanr % snow, fre.ted with GOLD
IN pinnacles." excited the admiration Of
THUS. and a regret AT the reeessitv OF de-
stroviag so lansh m4g0if .euce.
The approaches h the city were at last
perfected and the hure engines. called
HeHpoleis (etv tak+i-) began Ia sh AXE
the outer wa I'm three different places
The most furious resistance was made bv
the be~iegei. now united III common
defence They made de.peratt. -aIlies.
and often nearly succeeded III DESTROYING
the machines. On one occasion these
were fired hv the insurgents. and would
have seen DESTROYED. but fir tbt bravery
of Titus. who Killed twelve of The as,ail-
ANS with his own hand At last the
great engine called Nico (tbe corauerer)
threw down portion OF the ou+4r wall
The garrison reiterated To the next. ana
stil fought With desperate valor. In five
DAYS more. the --cond fell. and Titus en-
tered the suburbs. Sparinr the lives and
PROPERTY Of the peace4blp citizens BY a
fierce s1rtie. the Romans were again
driven from their position. which they
could nor rpoain f,r f,ur DAYS when they
threw down Il large portion OF the wall
The temple He Nm IF linn and tba in,
pregna5.4 lorts, still detied the invader.
and th4 Jews row plied with tremendous
effect the oalliste and other engines taken
from Cpstius in hi, Aipht Th4v scntfaJ
At the ida III surrender. ana offered yio-
lence to ali who came to barley. Famine
had how commenced and many of the
vast multitude bent IN in The citv we're
diving with HUNGER Many others fed
with all the wealth they conld carry and
Titus allowed them to pass unlnoIested,
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The Oldest pieces of wrought iron now
known are probably the sickle blade found
by Belzoni under the base of a sphynx in
Karnak, the blade found by Colonel Vyse
embedded in the masonry of the great
pyramid and the portion Of a crosscut saw
exhumed at Nimrood by Mr.. Layard, all f
which are now in the British Museum. A
wrought bar of Damascus steel was pre-
seuted by King Porus to Alexander the
Great, and the razor steel of China for
many centuries has surpassed all Euro
pean steel in temper and durability of
edge. 1t appears that the Hindoos wrought
iron directly from the ore, without pass
ing it through the stage of wrought iron.
Beautiful orname fed works of iron are
still standing in India which date from
the early centuries of the Christian era.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-15
The American Sewing Machines
The Plain American Sewing Machine,
as recently improved at a reduced
price, $50 witt cover is one ofthe
most beautiful, light running
and Finely finished Ma
chimes made

LIS uearlv NolsFttss It Is the most SIMPLE and pr
pAptg Machine Experience ha> taught that the
AMERICAN MAcHINF~ have all tile good points, and do
away s. th malN objections. for instance:
Itrr use sraigtt needle, 1ste and Improved shut
tie, never o.ng tile thread
lhe Shuttle las rocking motion. instead o the
sli5us Ola stNle machines. hence. does not
The Tension bore easily adjusted, simply by turn
iHg screw tafoHEl Whloh the thftad runs, Whlth
gvesit an even tension while n other machines You
Put tne thtah9 through more OF ess holes IN me smut
tie. The Machine has less working parts than any
ether. Il turns back on finges, 50 You can easily oil
d clean 1t.
Tie Foot Piece (presser :oot) turns back so the
cloth more easily taken from the machine after the
work is done II accidentally turned backw ards, die
Aread will 1oi 'reak OF the needle get bent, as In
It'll American Button HOLE and complete sew
with toveTl has rtra is the cteapestas Well as
.ae BEsT-since tits really TWO MACHINES combined ia
aSE-lby simple mechanical arranse ment be
aCCumpDsNed.l making either the LOCK STITCH
BrT1uN hoLk srGrcH as occasion may require OVER
SCANNING, EMBRoiDEtHNa oS THE EDGE, and working
BEAUTIFUL BUTTON HOLES and EYKLEI HOLES in add
aon 10 every KIND Observing done on any other Sewing
A. evidence the superiority of did machine tie re-
pari Of tine ui.e tue great Industrial Exposition ia
cincinnati ere tue IuacHiue was success fll com
tor and 9b,ained tae GoLo MAD4L, Will speak
ioTiise.f
''The Judges do hereby declare that the Sewing Ma
chine itbt exhibits the greatest uoN city Hdyanceuleut,
AND Improvement does due greatest variety Of uSenIl
ats AHA all others b, the American button Hole
over se,ill.Is ami sewing MacliAie
rle leading ma anes were abiy handledin corrett-
t,t, 4ud n. s,t,n WAY tie se,urest .est ever
Yen spvlu- machines OHIO.
THE stes .lfae AMERICAN during the ast wear have
gained eyer ol aer capt-, anna the factory is running
day aud ujght u a II. orjqrs He great demand tor
tHa lacnlgas II an evidence 1T ,Ier n Duary nj I,sa-
ianess and those "to use them u' aiiably give them
:g-sead 81 .alI for Circulars ara samples Of v IN
+. DEWEY, GeneraI Agent for Sew
England, sso Washington 50, Eo.ton
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A New SIGNAL SYSTEM The War De-
pertinent, IN addition to its weather sig
nal system, il about to establish an cleo
tIic social system of storm signals in all
the larger cities of the country, by which
every married man who is on the mag
netic belt can, by watching the signals on
his chimney top or ridge board, tell Just
the moment when it will be safer for him
10 leave port Cor champagne) for home
a otcI flag flying will signify "cross as
q bear typhoon approaching" A white
tiag-'everything is lovely; she is asleep y
A red tlag, with white centre-''look out
for squalls; baby Just spanked" while a
white flag with Il red centre, indicates
simply "cautonary" measures on the part
OF the ''old man. who can 60 home under
iull sail, but should reef his boots and
douse the bnnacle lamp before going up
stairs.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-15

During the recent fire in Wisconsin, a
little four year old girl resolved to try the
efficacy of prayer, but having pious
mother and profane father, the result
of her early training was manifested in
the following highly improper manner:
sob, good Lord, send US rain. Sen us
lots of rain, right away, Lord, we're hav-
ing hell of a time here"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-02-15

While Old Borie was showing Grant
around Philadel phia the other day, some-
body asked that heart-ot-nak whether M
could box the compass Drawing himself
up like an indignant malnmast with
simoonc trown sweeping across his brow
he withered his interlocutor into insignifi
canoe by replying "Sir, ! always trust
such affairs to my carpenter" The mis-
cradle inquisitor has since been denounced
as Ku-klux.
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RARE CHANCE.

&a8 The subscriber offers his farm for
sale, containing ten of choice land under n high
state of cultivation, all underdrained outs from ten
to twelve tons of hay, with thrifty young orchard
and other fruit trees Two story house 24x3O with
L., slate roots, good barn, carriage house &c AJso
wood lot containing IS acres, 34-ot a mile from
premises. Said farm is about third OF a mile from
Searsport Village known the Nathaniel Marden
farm, which will be sold at bargain. Terms Easy.
For further particulars enquire of VIM H. BROWN
on the premises.
5earsport, Feb 2, 1872. 4w3It
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akinq Her Chances.


N'.A" Ilitrd 4ul' driver ought 70 take
ny 'ie annals o. the National hotel, that
"uiN NANNY years i was the headquarters
tGd grand rendezvous OF political pumps,
Journalists md prominent social actors
3nd actresses Of past generations. The
volume OF registers alone that must be
.\.'H' W'nd rs a. valuable a. patent Of
A.e reports amt a. interesting As those OF
.l+ aSrI'dlt rtl bureau, There WAS a
l.lAu w IeA presidents eject Went from the
Na.l'nf To be lnaugurated, and lovely
h'..e> swept Through the plriors captivat
n+ ArtaN N,'Fn ~ the union. The
jh'uI4t NrnI~ up one OF the last named
IT, |i eltfance 10 4 bail room wa
ilt oEul'a to a qHeen--a fair girl from
YRS we~;. -nd 4 whose feet the 80 called
Statesman NJ iAe day bowed 10 love that
pur'ar-eI 'Iorlt"u- She married one
"i 'Nr statesmen. and a rival belle. her
-Ia l"H ll wit, Ntt not equal in beauty,
saul commenting upon the event:
l'l wonder n tine match because you
Y" ua' U elSttnl III
Nv a7t io 1"p mean ?N
III h-au lAat she married one term IN
the senate"
" at -lnau ambition only six years
pU 'ifeume."
'NiX sears make mp a wonen's social
ff. &ft.r .+.iS.4. iIyin.rt,t,1 IN = nursArv
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Sherltfr'S Sale

STATE OF MAINE, WALDO, SS.-Taken on
- Execution, and will be sold at public auction on
saturday, March %, A. D. 1872 at eleven o'clo,k
NJ at the Office of F. w. Kelley in Winterport in
said County, all the right i'll equity which John Hurd
OF said Winterport, has had on the 24th day n
October, A. ID. 1870 at 10 O'clock A NJ being the
time OF the Attachment of the same on the Original
writ in this acton rede he foil VIM descril
real estate situate in u interport and bounded as
follows: Beginning at stake and stones on I'LL.
North West corner of said land owned by Nathan
stone; thence Westerly on land owned bv Nathan
Sulilyan's heirs about seventy rods to stake .nd
stones; thence Southery by said Sullivan's INA
about thIrty-o rods to land owned by Isa n Baker
thence Eastery by said Bakers land about ninety
eight rods to the County Rold thence on the Ee.t
side OF said road about rods TO land owned hv
Nathan stone; thence North Westerly BY said StonpJ
and thirty-nine rods to stake and stones. tbance
NoFtherly by said Stones land about fourteen ana
onehalf rods to the bound first utoned a
ABOUT seventeen acres more less together with ali
the buildings standing thereon. The above described
premises being subject TO mortgage given by Gil
bert Cole to George K. Sullivan to secure the nv
lnent OF three notes of hand, one for two hundrad
dollars payable March IS 1866 one for two hundred
and twenty-five dollars, payable March 49, 1882 and
one for two hundred and thirty-f dollars pay1hIe
March Is 1868 with interest on when there is now
due two hundred dollars. Said mortgage bearing
date May Is, 1865, and recorded in Waldo Registry
Vol 1874, Page Is. The right in equity in said mort
gage having been conveyed by said G bert Cole to
said John Hurd and Mary G. Hurd BY his deed NJ
date January LIST A. D. 1855 and recorded in waldo
Registry, Vol. 1i2, Page 224.
80 }. VI. SNOW, Deputy Sherin
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HEIGHT OF WAVES In tho first vol
ume OF the U, ). Exploring Expedition,
from 1888 to 1912. Commodore Wilkes
had an excellent opportunity. with two
vessels, Of testing both the height aha
velocity OF waves in a strong wind aud
high sea off Cape Horn. in February.
1889. On page 1855 he gives the height
of the waves at 80 feet, and their velocity
at % 1-2 miles an hour
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Opportunity has hair in front, behind
she is bald if you seize her by the fore
lock, you may hold her; but if she once
escapes, not Jupiter himself can catch her
again.
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-AA Will RI EoRFEIrEn nv NJ
M Il tsiiina - - ,r = t. Ill 81 INK -
otIar sirIan ,7r ~ G4.tri, a,d 10y
exposure to all weather with safe aud pleasant med
cines
SELF-ARUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS
rbair a+r.c,sapd corsao,,sncas.
p . - - L'i - p Az . : = i'N9,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies.
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS
:, r,..
~ III ut' TT fnnolt - ~ rt. III r. 70
PimpIes on the Face; swelling OF the joints Ser
vousness; Constitutional and other Weaknesses in
youth and the more advanced, at All agfs Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED.
PRlN ALE MEDICAL OFFICE,
ii Endicott Street Boston Mass.
u so arranged thtt patients never see Or near eac
other kecoLect' the ohfy entrance TO ms Once If
10. q having no Conutttio" WIN his t'SiutnVei
consequently ho t'nliy T. Ina' on no
account c1H any person. Ho'i'a'e "pt5'ns 7l ms
DR.. DIN
boldtf asserts fand ii cannot Be coDtradicted *
csnt ~ 0nacLs Who Win ~, ar a. anything even
periur+ themselves TO impose upon pitients = that
I'LL ... .
he - IRE oNLf "E" tlAh "NA"uAif r. ~ ~ ~
ADVERTISING IN BOSTON.
TWENTY YEARS
engaged IN treatment 81 7pechl discusses ISCt 50
well known TO many CiuAths. EubAshers, h"r-
chants, Hotel PTopriet"r-, SC that ne II much re-
srp,.l.rpo I'M rp,v111rps
To avoid and escape i'm position of foreign and ma
tive quac&s more numerous n Boston than IN other
large cities,
DIX DIX
proudly refers TO Professor. and respectable Physi
cmus-many Of whom consult him ii critical cases,
because of his acknowledged skill and reputation,
uyh n lDi1y irnP M
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c y r E FOR
FEMALE WEAKNESS.

The Proprietor OF this valuable Medicine while
suffering from loss OF health some twenty years go
received an indl recipe, from which she prepared
some Tor her own use. which resulted in cure,
Many OF her friends have used il with equally Grti-
tying success, and have urged to introduce it
the puuc she mas 'nstnt, i, for the relief III sui
ferlng humanity to do 80 and feels confident it win
prove one OF tie richest bles -ngs TO her sex This
Is an Internal renedy-entirelv vegetable will not
injure the most delicate constitutions but cOngen.
ia to nature, supporters are not used under anv
consideration, nor the application OF Cuustic 1t
will eradicate all Humors, which is one cause in
many cases, OF great suffering Its re noyating trc.
are extraordinary, without change in iict q, han
dreds will testify. Three DO ties will convince the
most skepticai OF II surprising properties 1t, e.
tects are wonderful in the Relief aud cure Of the
following diseases Prolapsus Ut"ri, Nervous De
billy, Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Dyspepsia,
Paipltatlon OF Heart Depre of spirits Trr gu
Biliousness, lnttmm tion OF the kdnevs SC Pre-
pared and sold by Mrs. LINUS BELCHkK, Ran
doiph' MASS send tor Circular. Sold b, IN Dug
gistS, at | 90 per bottle
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Fer Inventions, Trade Marks, or Designs.
No. rs State ST., opposite KiIby ST., Boston


A FTER an extensive practice upwards of thir-
United states; also in Great Britain, France and
Assignments, and all papers for Patents executed
reasonable terms, with despatch. Researches
made to determine the validity utility OF Patent.
OF Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same. Copiee OF me
claims OF any patent furnished hv RENTING one do
lar Assignments recorded in Washington
No Ag nc} in the United States possesses superior
facility for obtaining Patents or ascertaining The
patent ability OF inventions.
All necessity of a journey to Washington to pro
cure Patent, aud the usual great delay there are
here saved inventors.
EE~TI uUyIAHs.
al regard MIR. Eddy OF the most caps bic and
successful practitioners with whom have had oti-
cial intercourse, CHARLES MASON, Commis-
siOner of Patents -
81 have no hesitation ip assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and
trustworthy and more capable OF putting their Nd
piiCatiOns in form to secure from them IN early
and favorable consideration AT the Patent lee.
EDMUND BURkE
Late Commissioner OF Patents
MIR. Il. ii EDDY has made for me over iii IfTY
applications ior Patents, having been successful in
almost every Such uumist4kahle proof Of great
talent and ability on is part leads recommend
ALL inventors to apply to him to procure their pa
tents, they may be OF having the most faith
full attention bestowed on their cases suI al very
reasonable charges. JOHN IAGGAKT."
Boston, Jan. |, lSa2.-ly26
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20
Adding the electoral votes in the two lists
suTp.us electoral Nofcs '''''''''''''
We have. moreover, good chances IN tue
following doubtful States:

Enough to balance the loss OF OHIO ana
Illinois if, by any possibility, we Should lose
those two States. But We expect to carry
both of them. The Liberal movement has
been strong in both from the beginning, AND
is supported by the most widely circulated
and influential Republican newspapers in
each State. EotTo States sent half as many
delegates TO Cincinnati. aud in none eXcep'
Missouri was the Liberal movement so vigor
Gus and spontaneous.
II il the orinioD of the New York World
the leading Democratic payer Mt the North
that the supporters of Mr.. GREELEY are no"
very sanguine, and will prosecute an ener
getic campaign in the confident hope of car
rving the October elections In the three i'm
portant States of Pennsylvania, Indiana, and
Ohio Success in these will render any
further strenuous eXertions needless.
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Dox'T SHOOT PArRiDGEs.-As 1t Is Sill
within the season wherein it is forbidden to
shoot latridges, phcasants, OF wild turkeys,
we deem it proper to remind the public OF
it that none may incur the penalty attached
to the offence of violating the law passed by
the Legislature in March last. 1t Is forbid
den to shoot the game mentioned from the
first day of February to the first day of Octo'
Der of each year, and it is also forbidden to
catch them in nets, traps, or pens for the
period Of two Years after the passage of the
act-this is, till March 23d, 1874. .....,
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TIE CUBAN SISEws OF WAR.-A New
York letter says: Prominent members OF the
Cuban Junta in this city are quite saDguine
as to the proposals they have opened III Lon
don for a sc. 0DO, 900 loan. They say they
can satisfy the great capitalts there that with
funds to that amount in hand they can drive
the Spaniards ont before next spring, even
if King Amadeus succeeds in floating his
loan Of. one hundred millions. What the
C,ibans most fear is that the British Govern
ment will step in and forbid subscriptions in
aid of a rebellion against "A power with which
il has treaties. In any event. they talk as ii
the final fate of the present struggle must he
decided in the European money markets.
If Spain gets her 500. 100000, and Cuba has
to 20 away empty, the game will DE up; but
should the conditions he reversed, they say
Cuban bonds will soon be selling at par
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

NoRTH CARoLNA.-The Asheyltie IN. VI
Cyhsen say that the voting of six persons OF
Polk county in Henderson county Tor Mf.
Blythe (Republicas) gives the electionto Mr.
Cameron WaddeIl (Demoerat), and "does not
suppose for moment that MFR. Waddell Will
Law bis claim before the Legislature" IL IS
to be hoped if Mr.. Waddcll's claim is based
on no better ground than this, with large
minority against him, it will not nc urged
at all. This sort of thing never pays. Ihc
Radicals played that game while taey i'ao
power in Virginia. They sowcd the wino'
and when the Conservatives came III theS
reaped the whirlwind.
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{ TnrBA1rtgorE MrsrEH There has been a
nothing discogesrdso clearsnp hs mystss ZEE
Of the two dead men found neaf altima srs.

4 TesBA1rssgoEE ArsrEH TieTs1ns bseg
nothing discogesrdso elearsnp as mystsss
Of the two dead men found neaf 6altime srss
All that is known tends 10 deerenthe N.Y. ls.
terry. The dntesfcan of yesterday says
several attempts were made to examine
the clothing upon the skeletons, but the
Estenelr tFas 80 intolerablet that the men were
forced to desist. They managed, however,
| to find the two railroad tickets spoken OF III
Yesterdays american, and which bore sY,-
dence of having been issued at Hiidebranae. w.,
Emgrant Agency, Thames street, on the letl
of August last. Both tickets were louiiu
upon one of the bodies, showing tnat olie VI
| the unfortuuates took charge OF snehi. ntss
tickets were placed in possession OF Chlei
Dotertive Croue Yesterday, and by him lt
WINS ascertained that they had been pur-
chased at Hildebrandt's on the day above
mentioned but the ticket agent who sold
| them had no recollection OF the persons
who purchased them. Justice Lehman
also corrected another statement which was
reported Yesterday to the effect that
small holes were found in the skulls oi
both men. one hole heingin the right temple
of one skull, while the other skull was per-
forated from one side to the other, ana IL "
singular fact that the holes Ill both sknlls
are lust above the temples. Another re-
markable circumstance Is that the man VINO
was found near the small pistol had u large
hole in his skull, while the man who was
near the large pistol had n small hole IN his
skull. OF course many persons VIII argue
| from this fact that the men killed each other
in duel, but this suppostiun becomes weak
| when it is made known that the space inter-
yenng between the men was TILED py
clunlp of thick bramblcs and blackberry
bushes fully five feet in height, aud young
saplings in great profuson. In fact: II
| two men had intended to engage In duel
they would have selected an open space OF
| ground. and not spot where their vision
| would be INSTRUCTED by bushes and small
trees. Chief Detective Cronc has been en-,
trusted with the task of unraveling, II pos
| sibc, the mystery. and expects to-day to
trace the men as tar as the Relay House, on
the line of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The general suppostion is that the two men,
after purchasing their tickets at the agency
ON Thames street. proceeded to Camden sta-
ton. and there took the western tram for
| Cincinnati, instead Of taking the Northern
Central railway, as their tickets called fof.
| and utter the train had gotten under way
they found they were upon the wrong foaa,
and n,litted the cars at the Relay House.