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Ina enormously Increased tn" number ot deaths
from sun stroke and other causes For In.
week ending At noon sunday, The deaths
numbered 1863 The longest death roll q, anv
r.l j., ,l l,,- f ,t oi+
" -" " Wv
James Simpson. Il Scoichman deck hand on
IA ta.n,., rity of t.;h,,a,, 81, .,,ot +h
..,I.t,, :,
on Saturdav and was drovnad III. hoav was
~
recovered
In Roston m Erija1 ,l,,aa roung mon who
80
to"N leluSe rom q STORM IN an oIo ""I"'hS "i
Governors Island were struck by lightning
ana instantly kllied.
Hon X kinh,ll of RoctI,nd was RIM
,>.r IN Rast,,, IA tj,a An nv he railroad cars
md killaL Mr. ki,uh.,II WAS President of tho
Rochand Reform Club, and was prominent IN
ou>'hesS ana po'lilc>' ne WAS tFe>iuenl ol "A
marine Insurance CohpanS III hochland, own
"a properly III oloths oi stores dwellings, ana
>hlpS, anu hau serve u ia ooth branches oi the
Legislature. his death l. sad aud sudden
he resided His remains reached Rockland ON
The morning OF the sixth.
bes MONIES gentleman VINO was delesate
10 lhe / hiiadel phla convention, on his return
IT.
ber Of wears. and failed 10 recognize him. Fin
discovery WA, not made until after the two
mad >eparated
d. \ Brown. a wealthy fruit-growpr. near
n Joseph Mich, offered his vile with whom
Hr IA, lived over forty wears. $4,000 To sign a
bUl of separation 80 that he ,'ould marry the
Eiep 81 ptusil,s ua'iis9l o. sAleeu Nt'i :
Hts' p PIN IL tloush' llle eloo'o ol more Ac
'""' 'H"h Tue nuN"""''' a"u "''eP'e" Tue "liei'
,T't,e F'ecItir 1'orlh,"thoul ram, al l"ih .
euhe'uaH' 'neiled the teiegtaPh wire lof a
W. utHidute ana hiitd niue uauehlef oi
IN Al'eh Two years 90 VINO Wa SUING De
anu leA'ins unframed third child who
sitting betR cen the other two.
pr. T. NJ. Wiihee was found dead In his bed
1t The Fremont House IN Lewiston Wednesday,
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Local items, DC.
News of the County and City.


'4''eii''N i''%%'F Mercy "itie Siil OF nus
"'' 'seo - Ne'S' t't nome a. hef in"lher
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d noe and growing country. with Il promising
+,,r p,t ia b. ,.l,, oo,.;. "a ,,;.a
az '' '
.-'3 expresses me more ina he may YET take
.taud IN thr construction Of the Penob,cot BAY
4..t River Railroad
''- ~ NY h""h 81 ~" ! ~ a tornado oil Tear
.uI power PASSED over The tract Of country from
tt- yrn.r p-u4r,Scot IN ,Ais ,.itv rho xlv ..s
N'lVN WI" "''N ihu w @dtfiiihS clonoS' the
IhHuirt was ! ud and The ginning sharp. The
..t5.t 800. -.r, t.o,ya f,J t,,.ji,,,. t..o 4, ,l
-i"uld ana hpfoolihs tnem fortunately 40
SERIOUS damage was done in this VICINITY
"a, Cna.l A., n
f.rty-thir, animal Suhscriution to hi n.u.,
M p,o, Il J.. ~; so,h IAN "a,
't'' u. Wig
ts'@ man. VINO can 90 z good days work.
= lrE. l. nothing ike steady adherence to sound
1runcikae>. The next day Amos webb, OF Uni
ilsU ps'd ms foiiy-th' d subscription. We
lave quite number OF these vetera'ls on our
i>is.
Hovye's Gre.i Iondoo ,,ir.,. u,:.h :; J.,
-zhi4it in this city on the 24th creates 4 sensa-
tupn along the route of its travel The Boston
Herald say, of IT
Tie entrance of This great circus into posto,
Yesterday forenoon, was quite in accordance
M, i.t az i,,..ain',in' "een M mere wa NJ
NUIch Wa The finest Spectacle OF il And eyer
| hr,,,',h H. ine tioS,ess "a the process
much attention as any parades of The Week ami
ihr extent and elegance of The show was we'll
~ 'i'.S aenonslla Ioh' me opening
we're tullv attended and ihe larae nenann'.,o
the army of hundreds OF men and trained
In ,'.s,i' Gowns acfobas and
i,,Siun fnrnished amid a,,.,i' eo' ~ ~ lio-
- b,Di 'aI'ot,i ~ nenl ana Is also
s,,.inely excellent exhibi,ion pn,i h mo sur
e@mped here.
The driver Of tbe Rpliast sl,oe roma. : ,h,, .
,a:boat from Isle,boro heading for Belfast or
>4lHrday Cove, capsizec N >quall Thursday
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A hungry youth entered a restaurant
at Springfield, and ordered one fish-ball
with coffee. His ris-G-ris companion at
the table was quite polite, and when
about to leave, handed him the newspaper.
remarking that the market list showed II
rise in provisions. When the "fish-ball
man" had read the last market news all
through, he rose to leave. when mi1able
d,ctu he found Is cent check beside his
plate. He rushed for the cashier, and
showing his check. said: "Seventy-five
cents for one fish ball! Yes, should think
provisions had risen' The "obli ging
companion' had substituted his IS cent
check for a square meal" Tor the 20
cent check of the inattentive tish-ball
man.
Miss Carrie B. Homer of Bucksport. has been
appointed to clerk>hip in he pension Bureau
al Washjngtou
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Io the Afflicted.
BELFAST. june 90. II

BELFAST, June 20, 1871.
medium of your paiSr, to make known to the
afflicted, the great beh6 DERIVED from the
treatment of Or. Gage. ben was in this
city about one year ago + ~ Or twenty years
been troubl ed with disea z the heart. pro-
ducng the most alarming ky ptoms. such as
fanting, strangling, etc. Which de bihtated
me very much. Immediately up receiving
the treatment of Dr.~Gage, comd hced i'm
proving, and | can truly say | derf more
benefit from him than from all other Pm ia rs
combined; and from his remarkable sudeo in
my case can conScientiou>y recommend fln
as a Physician worthy the confidence of Ne
public. Yours with gratitude
MRS A + HoWAPD
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WHITE RPORT.

Mr.. I'd. Atwood. the energetic general agent
Of ne Meadow hf,g Mower /, meeting with
CRED ~naess IN Sc n- machines, having sold
"" ards Il TWO hinored aud twenty-five this
season. j {. l.. Carlton ana J. NJ Snow. are
setting the "spra9u ne" rapidly. Tue meadow
h'ng and 'Sprague" are first class mach ne~ ,
and give excellent satisfaction.
Merchants Who held thei. potatoes Tor rise
nave been BABY bitten in this section. Upon the
advent OF new potatoe, N Boston market the
plice OF old "Ipuds" Went down 10 less than
the cost ot l:tlsp0rtat on. consequently lhouS-
ends Of bushes have been sold here at i've
cents per buslni.
oul Ia' mers om nenced having very general
ly on Monday. The gras, is in tine condition
and the crop OF nay viii be large
The wires of he international TELEGRAPH Co
Were connected VIA the Western Union office
last week. We NV nave he Telegraph, Ex-
pres and Posi- Ofices combined in one room.
FREEDOM.
Fourth Of July didn't stop here, but we were
Visited ny a terrti torn of wind and min
| The wind blew down fences and rhimuevx and
upfoo'ed Trees all through this section. The
lightning stuck harn belonging to DR.. Bill
ings, and knocked ,bwn chimney on Rob.r,
| EiotS house, not doug much damage in eithe,
case. L. II. Bant tons youngest boy had his lee
| broken by getting il under tree which men
were moving off the idewalk
case of assault alh battery was tried here
last Saturday. II originated in a quarrel be
tween Two small boys, resulting in a broken
arm to one OF them. The parties were boun.
over to the October term of Court.
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crowd is to be consigned to Tophet, the place will
be crowded.
We should like to hear from j. c. Fuller and r
A. Tower OF Rockland who gave their subscriptions
to Mr.. Shaw. our agent. The postmaster writes
that their papers not called for That is not an
honest transaction.
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JOCK OF EXPERIENCE. All its ingredients are

Rock OF EXPERIENCE. All its ingredients are
pure and wholesome. How, then, could trick
sters and cheats expect to rival it with COM
pounds OF cheap drugs and refuse liquor. or
with HquorIess trash in II state of nrrtnus fer
mentation o: course the charatan> have come
to grief Their little game has Iaile. Their
conte npt for the >agacity of the community has
been itIv punished. Meanwhile PLANTATION
BI1rERs seems I" tie in air OF eventual
~ >uper>edlug every other inrdicnal prepara-
ton included IN the class to which it belongs
In ever, State and Territory OF tn Union il is
To-day, the accepted specific for nervous deb Ii
ty. dyspepsia. fever and asue. rheumatism and
all ailments involving deficiency OF vital pow
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To Correspondents and Subscribers,

WIZ the author of the lines on "rhe Rainbow"
favor US with CALI
A. " Parker writes from RockIand that he don t
get his paper. We knoW it was mailed and went to
hockand in the package. The post Office clerk needs
little earnest conversation addressed to him,
We havnt the space to publish the latter to y
Washington pension agent, sent to Us from Ellis.
worth. 1t might not reach him, and would not in.
terest our readers generally. The writer ssvs To
him, ~ think you will go where you will want
some OF these poor people to fetch you drop of
water 10 TO cool your heIli-h tongue" There's feel
ing in that expression. But If all the Washington
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PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
July 5. Schs Gentle, Eldridge New York. Corn
to w. Q. Marshaln Gen, Meade, Patterson Boston
e.. Schs }. z. Merriam, Clark, Boston; Banner
Mathews, do; Sea Flower. Dckey do.
9. Sch Abby Gale, Ryan Boston.
SAILED.
July 6. Schs Eyeline Glmore, Rondout; Bloom
ingdaie, Tilden Fishing; w e. tadie, Dix | land
9. Schs Gen. Meade, Patterson, Bangor; j. 7.
Merriam, Clark, do
Sch GIecian of Lin, olns ille) Munroe. from Vnsl-
haven for Boston, with stone. was toWed into Port
land 1th inst, in distress Reports 4th of Isle
of shoals, in squa lost foremost TO the deck, and
head OF mainnast with all attached On the 9th, of
Boon Island, was run INTO by ship Importer, from
Liverpool for Boston, and had bow stoye in, head
gear carried away, ana sprung leak.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-NILLER sweeps
them of and clears the house speedilv-rry it,
Sold by dealers verywhere.-4w50.

CAUTION. Parties purchasing "WHTlE's
SPECIALITY FOR DYSPEPSIA" expecting to lind
1t a beverage containing alcohol, like the Vile
"Biters" advertised. (Which only agyI';,, ale The
disease. and bring on others) will he di>appomt-
ed. Ii Is MEDICINE carefully compounded on
scientific prinris lies. taken in poonfui doses
and has proved To he the only CURE for the Dis
ease ever brought forward. For sale by all drug
gistS.-3m49
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III ED.


(Obtuary notices, beyond the Date, Name and 4oe
must be paid fOr.)
In this city. July 6, Capt. INES Miller aged "a
years. q months and 20 days.
Capt. Miller was the last Of his family His father
MIR. David Miller-a the time of his death owned
and occupied the house and land now known os .the
Griffin farm" in NorthDort. He had two SONG lance
and samuel Band nve daushters-Mary, Jane,
Margaret, Hannah and Sarah. of those who mar.
ried only Margaret, Hannah and Sarah had children
Margaret married Mr. John Hodgdon and had two
sons and one daughter. The only survivor of that
faulty l. ID. NJ. dodgdon--of the firm ot il NJ
IIodgdon Co.. OF Boston.
Hannah married James Mutt Of N H., and had
three sons ind daughter. The parents are dead
Sarah married r. NJ. Griffin and had three sons.
The parents are dead. Samuel b., and Mary were
never mlrried-died single.
Capt. James Miller while young, like many of our
eastern men, chose the He OF a sailor. During the
years he followed the sea, he sailed with MANY of
the residents OF Ncrthport and Belfast; coasting
along shore-tO the Provinces--the West indies and
Europe. He had been to Belfast one day when he
was quite a 0ov--and returning homeward he cut
limb rom wi low tree at the Nesmith place. ow
the Reed farm) and used portion of il for a cane
Walked home and then run the stick into the soft
ground-it took root-and in later years he has SAT
under the broad spreading branches OF the tree-that
grand old willow'r6e, now standing near the house
where he was born.
On voyage to England when he was about q
years old they had rough weather in the EuglisI,
Channel and q man got overheard Feb. 81, 1909
quick thought James Miller caught the loose end
OF rope passed it around his own bOdy-jumped
over the rail after the man-laid hold OF him-anJ
| both were dragged by the rope on board the vessel
again. lie wore the mark OF that rope around his
body for long time. During the past winter he
said the name of that vessel the "Good INTENT
He was admitted to the third degree of Free
Masonry in Hancock Lodge, on the nth day of Oct
A D.. lsal,-and held the institution in reverence
He was married Feb. %, 1890, and occupied "thf
Robert Miller house" on High street. corner OF
Miller street, about three years; being joint owner
with his brother OF that and other property
Having left the sea, his attention was directed tc
the cultivation, improvement and sale of land ant
other property in this city.
He and his brother erected store on the site OF
the present Post Office. which many of our citizens
will remember He removed TO the house of his late
res idence in March 1884. He has owned in part OF
wholly quite number of vessels. He built Com
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Cancer Cured by DR.. Gage.

BELFAST. June 20, 1871.
Mr.. EDITOR Say to the afflicted that was
cured by DR.. Gage about one year ago of what
was pronounced Cancer which was threaten
ing the desl 'uction of one of nv eyes. | had
employed several physicians but all to no pur-
pose. until | consulted DR.. Gage. who cured
me above stated, and without medicines
Hoping this brief statement may prove Il bless
ing t"-the afflicted remain. Yours truly,
MRS. MAHY COOK.
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Pills, Potions and Punqencles.

MERCER, June 29th, 1872.
We the Ader, igned, were present at an ex-
hibit'on of IN Meadow King Mower, this day,
of which Mr.. G. Wood of Yrridsewock is
the Age"t-in IN Geld of M1E. B. Whittier,
in Mercer Part 0e gro9a was very rocky
ed. The complete d eton of the nitman
wheel, and driving "a, consider a big thing.
1t is also very ey# ridia pachne, and easy
work for team //Though% Clipper Mower
was present, a"d did good WOW, we unhesitat-
ing'y give W Meadow King X preference
(signedD BIT. Field, Alvinzy WNsNspmb, C, B.
Whittier, j. f. Brown, Henry Rogers.
FOUNDED ON Rock The disappointed
adventures who have from time to time at-
tempted to run their worthless pntions against
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs vow thai they
cannot understand what foundation there is for
its amazing popularity. The explanation is
simple enough. The reputation of the world
renowned tonic is founded upon rock, the
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An Extraordinary Cure.

MRNRoE. Me-. June. LIST. 1871
DR.. GAGE. DAer Sir: IY answer to your
letter Of inquiry, IAW happYto inform you that
still have the perfes use f my limb and am
entirely cured OF my "a ~ Tess, and know moi
how to express my graf Ee TO you, for had il
not been for your time ~ ! should have yet
would also inform VI / that<py uncle. Jacob
Randall, of China Village, wh You cure,. of
dyspepsia. is still enjoying goS health. He
says he never has seen a sick IA ksince your
treatment last January.
Ours, with much gratitude,
SUSIE j. RANDALL.
til Monroe, Me.
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MRS. MAYY COOK

CHINA, Me-. JVy %, 1870.
To Whons<t Nay Comcerf: l, Aaron
do hereby certifS hat my wy was cured of
cancer on the left nGeast by r. Gage. when at
Augusta, about one wear 40: without the APP
phcation of Medcin9 or/Slirgery. We had
branch, but she >teadl rev worse At a last
resort we consulted III! age, who cured her
a. above stated, and (ail happy to say not a
ve-t'ge of the diseasJf re"
We, arquantan4s and ghbors Of Mr..
Davis, do hereby fertility that statement is
strictly true. Ell Jan RoBER JR., Nj. B.
CLARK, b. j. CLARK STEPHEN LAX, NELLIE
DAVIS. A. C. Roberts.
EAST NAssALBORO', Me-, Aug3, 1870.
To Whom it Nay Concern ThiS certtes
that | wa cured OF difficult, about The heart
of twenty-five (25) years standing, by d.. Gage,
when at Augusta about one year ago.
Z. BUrrERFIELD, ?. NJ.
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Cure OF Chronic Diarrhea Of Seven Years.
Standing

Calvin B. Ninal, of Vim ilhaven. Me-. afflicted
with chronic diarrh9a. debility. g.. and who
was perfectly cured by DR.. Gage in August,
1869, writes as follows: INV health il good
and ! think it is good a. it wa in nay
life. If you visi: Rpckand, / think you Will
have q al many from this place, Tor they
thin, thek no one that can do the good tina
you can, foNSYery one thought | could GET no
help, and man ex pecled to zee NE relapse th4
cure ha, ing bed effected so quickly bu th4n
fortune am stilNEell. When you are Al Rock
land please write b. and wIlSend the attict-
ed 10 You. Yours Wy truly.
We hereby certify Il he blegons 1tate-
ment of Mr.. Vinal is n Iy Eue, nj that ne
is nov in our employ a VI nam.
BoHwELL' \" IrE I & GO.
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Be Industrious l. Make money

Send % cents and | will forward to you address
Package OF
Seven Samples of Curious Articles,
and with them Wholesale Price I.st,-easy 10 sell
to old or young. with large profits
NJ. SALON Proprietor, The Grand Toy and
Fancy Bazaar, 800 & 81 Washington St., Boston,
Mass. ESTABLISHED Il YEARS 4w50sp
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RET1RN OF DR.. FACE.
Most ~$'1{If f;:;;< ."

Or. Gage, the widely own Natural Physi-
clan, whose success hrd6kbout Maine for the
past four seasons. is IpAk leled, has again
returned to the StaIe/and ha taken parlor~ At
from July 18th uT about the 1t of August,
which will give he afflicted ann (pple oppor-
tnnity to avail themselves of his Iuable sci
vices. 1t is EVIDENT he has meths of great
merit from tlY crowds of patients visiting him
daily, and thu extraordinary success hohas in
the treatment OF all manner of chronic Or lin
gering diSea{e many of his cures almost border
ing on the raculous:: For the satisfaction Of
some we sEbjoin the following test of his
ability To cure the most stubborn and compli-
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REMOVAL!

TLMER SNAIL, NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon,
IL Belfast. Ne, Residence corner Miller and Con :
gress Sis. Office Caldwells bookstore, Main
Street. (Formerly Yin MitehelPs Block) Prompt
attendance given t0aigAt csdls.N 3wltt4
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MISS SAWYER'S SALvE.

TIRE you have -alve combining soothing and
Il healing properties, with no dangerous ngred-
rent \ remedy at hand for the many pains and
If more EASILY applied than many other remedies,
never producing a bad Eject but always relieving
pam, however severe.
1t is prepared by Mss Su'cyey, who has used it
In her own extensive treatment of the sick for
nearly twenty years with great success
The principal diseases for which this salve Is
commended are, ChHblaims RheunattSr, Pies,
Stf0Tafd, Nd Ulcers, SAT- Rheuna, .SprdinS Btons
fersT Sores, FeionS, PMlieS, EyHYiJeIIs, SORE
Eyes, Barber's Hch, DedfneSs Bots, Riny tcota4s
Co5nS, Bites 2f Insects, Ca'cerS, ToothaChy, Eu,e
ache, Sore NjpEies Bdit'HeyS, StcoHen Breasts
Hch, Scald HeGd, Testhiny, CHdpped Hundy
Scaias' Gus, b'ntses Group, Cracked laps aud
Sores ChHdyea
II fails to cure Rheumatism If properly
applied. Rub it OF, Well with the hand three tm,s
day In several cases it has cured palsrd limbs
For Piles it has been discovered to be- sure rem
edy. Persons that have been afflicted for wear.
have been relieved by few applications For En-
SapeldS it works wonders allay ing tn, inflammation
and quoting therpatient For fhdpptR Hands 1t
produces cure immediately. Let those with Slit
Rheum obtain this Savr, and apply IT freely and
they will lind 1t Invaluable 1t il good in cases OF
SCrqTHid and TtHROTs. cancers have been cured
with it. The best S.vc ever invented iur S9c0leiI
Breast and Sore NppIfS. No way injurious but
sure 10 afford relief. Sore on WEAK EUes Ruh It
the lids gently. once twice o. day Cares deaf
ness by putting IN the piece uf cotton.
For FeioHS this is superior 10 anything known
For PiHpkeS this like a charm For 9aJHs
and ScdiiS, apply the S1Ne at once and 1t siyss
immediate relief. For Ola Sores, apply unle
day.
Nat among the least OF the Invaluable, properties
% Miss SAVERS SANE arr. It's bencicial effects
on the hair, Rubbed the scalp, IN i've or -i1
different parts, II promotes the growth Of the hair
prevents II turning gray, and bald spots 1t pro
duces new growth of hair. No lady should BE-
without Tins Invaluable article an Indispensable
cosmetic for the toilet. Ii cr;ldIcAtes dandru and
disease from the head, and blutthes and pImple.
from the face.
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Another Witness

cH1S Ian ME- ;S %a! N, :, D sr
la~t August. | tod yfu if | eoi / kel OF my
lamenes>. you should tear from md gain /
was afflicted with deep ulcers on my b. and
lamene>S which had compelled me 10 w s,itl
crutrhe$ fifteen yearS: will now inf"f YOU
that t"n made Il perfect cure IN my cd The
sores healing without drop OF Medicine. You
can publish this. If you please. and if any NJ
dishehfveS The statement | will send YOU he
name of a dozen witness s to prove it, truth
Your truly, Mrs A. HANSON.
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DR. a w. Pollard

Has taken office A. +. Pote 4 Cos. 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 omit
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
harmless reliable and instantaneous; no
disappointment no ridiculous tints dsagreeable
odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye
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, IL BOND
STREET, N. Y. lyrl4sp
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TO TIE AFFLICTED.

TO THE AFFLICTED
II your Druggist ia ont of the Salve and neo,-c,s
10 keep supplied, send seventy five cents AS directed
below and receive a box by return mail
Put up in Large Boxes at SO cents each
nearly three times as large as the box Represented
above, Prepared by MISS &. SAWYER and
put up by l.. M ROBBINS, WholesaIe
ana Retail Druggist. Rockland, Me
"A tfi'i box sent free by mail receipt of seventy
h'e cents, by l.. Nj. ROBBINS, Rockland Me.
THIS NAIl ABLE SALVE Ia SOLD BY
ALI. DEALERS IN MEDICINES
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Des MONIES gentleman no delegate
~ the Philaiel phi4 Convention, on his return
Trip, rode entire day with his brother With
ber Of Years and failed 10 recognize him. FIN.
discovery was not made until after the two
had separated.
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Ladies in poor health. tier married or single
suffering from complaints peculiar 10 the sex,
will find Duponco's Golden Pill Invaluable,
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Edward Edgerton endeavored to find out the
se Of horse by counting his teeth, Those be
ouldnt see to count he felt Of. He told the
ocfor that sewed up hi> hand, that this was
Ard world for a aboring man.
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Wounds from rusty nails, so often dangerous,
or by pnchfork. Scythe, or by glass, or a
we're brui>e. are quickly relieved and cured by
using Renne'- Pam Killing Magic Oil. S. A.
Howes & Co. wholesale agents.
The Republican journal., 1872-07-11

Boston ha, lost one OF its Old Institutions.
njer the act OF the last legislature aboli>hing
ug Massachusetts Nautical School for the reor
nation OF boys, the school ship has been sold
~ auction.