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The Republican journal., 1872-07-18
The railroad Maaiinn

There was a large and enthusiastic rail
road meeting in Mayo's Hall on Saturday
last, to consult ard take measures in re-
gard to building the Dexter and Brown.
vile railroad, The President and Direct
orS of the Maine Central were present.
| The entire county was we'll represented
~ nearly every leading business man in
1t. There was a unaninity of feeling in
the whole meeting that the road ought TO
he bGiIt forthwith. Several speeches were
made. showing the vast resources OF the
county aud its facilities for supporting a
inst class railroad. 1t was shown that
the Dexter and Brownville route would
be the natural outlet tor all these resour-
ceS, that on It's route are situate the best
slate quarries in the world with slate
enough in them to supply every market in
the world. that it would find water pow
er better than that that built the cities of
Lewiston, Lowell and Lawrence that i'm
mediately on the north Of us are timber
forests unequaled by any other until we
reach the forests of the great Northwest.
In the afternoon Judge Rice, the Presi-
dent of the Name Central made a very
able argument in favor of the road He
said we were not only situate at the cen
ter of the State, as had been remarked by
another speaker and Immediately sur
rounded by the best resources in the State
but Through this territory there would pass
at no Distant day, one of the greatest
thorou9hares in the world. meanings
line OF railway commencing at the Strait
of Canso and extending Westward to the
great Lakes and connecting with the
Northern Pacific Railway thus making the
shortest and most direct route across the
continents. He said that 1t is the aim of
The Maine Central corporation to tap this
great thoroughlare by building the Dexter
and Brownville road.
He was followed by eX-Gov. Morrill,,
who said that it is one of the things GER
tain that the road would he built. He
claimed that we ought to have the road.
After Il few remarks a committee was
chosen to confer on the subject, and the
meeting was adjourned to the 9th of Au-
gust. Dover Observer
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Probate Court.

ASA THuRLouGH, Judge-B. 7. FIELD, Register,
The following business was transacted at the July
Term of said Court
GUARDIANS AProINTEp-Abijah W. Hardy over
Lillian NJ. Hardy minor heir of Jasper S. Hardy
late of Wintcrport; G. G.. Dodge over Danna +
Roberts, minor heir of Orphets Roberts late OF
Stockton Edward Glidden Albert W. Sabbans
minor heir OF Isaiah C. S1bbans late of Palermo
an insane person.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES Or, l..
Keen, late of Monlville Thomas l.. Sargent late Of
Searsport; Lewis f. Littleiied, late of WintcIport
Benjamin f. russell late of Belfast: Fanny +.
Carter ct ais minors.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES tF-Stephen
Ausplund late OF Frankfort Robert Driukwater.
late OF Linconvile Daniel Doyen, late of Lincoln
vile; Mercy +. Terry minor; Lewis ii. Colson ct
ais, minors Albert w. Sabbans, minor; Ida NJ.
Morse ct ais, minors,
LICENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE oF-Altred j,
Black, late OF Stockton.
ALLOWANCE MADE TO WIDOWS ON ESTATE or
Nathaniel Patterson, late OF Belfast; Thomas l..
Sargent, late of Searsport; William +. Burrl, late
of Belfast John Sanborn, late of Waldo.
WILL P.oBATED oF-IIenry Boardnlan, late OF
Isesboro.
Ausplund, late OF Frankfort.
LIST OF CLAIMS RETURNED ESTATE oF-James
White, late of Belfast
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Belfast Police Court.
BEFORE JUDGE JOHNSON,

JULY lG Warren Frost, who keeps a pro-
vision shop in the basement of the Telegraph
Building was brought before the court charged
with the serious offence OF selling offensive and
unwholesome meat. Frank A. Cotirell was
The complainant. Mrs. Cotrell testified that on
Saturday night she bought a piece of lamb
which on getting home she found to be maoeotty.
II was placed in the cellar, and on Monday
to refund the money. Mr.. Cottrell and his
mother also testified that the meat had mageots
and smelled Extensively. Mr.. Frost, who man
aged his own ease, swore that he found no
maggOts in the meat after il was brought back
that he put it in pickle, and his wife afterwards
baked a part. He laid the meat upon the table
in front of the Judge. The court thought that
either the testimony or the meat was strong
enough to warrant the holding of Frost for trial
and he was ordered to recognize in $500 bonds
for trial before the Supreme Court. The offence
is punishable by $1,000 fine, or Imprisonment
for a term years.
july >. The Court was called upon TO adm
dictate upon little unpleasantness which hap
pened al the Head of the Tide, on the 9Th. he.
tween b. G. Marden and Thomas Bepner
Marden applied unpleasant language to Benpe,
and says The latter struck hm twice and knock
ed him down. Benner says he struck hin
gently. and he fell down, Fined So and costs
Appealed.
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Stokes Trial. The Jury Disagree.

New YORK, July 18th
The Stokes jury returned at } O'Clock
and requested all Fisk'5 clothes, which re-
quest was granted
At seven the jury were sent tor, and
there being no prospect OF their agreeing
arrress was taken by the court till tomnr.
row morning at 1880.
This Sunday morning at / O'Clock, Ed
ward $. Stokes was brought into Court.
Judge lngrlham took his place ON the
bench, and the jury, who had been locked
in all night, Were sent for.
The couft was almost Us crowded rs on
the week past during the trial. The p. is
"ner looked pretty much as usual, there
being no evidence of his having passed Il
slrepItsS night. The Jury ON The contrary
all looked pale and tatigued
Judge lngrahan in addressing the Jury
said understand gentlemen, that yoll
have not agreed?
Foreman No, sir; there is no POSSIBLE
lily that we can.
Judge | hardly feel at liberty 10 dis
charge you yet. The case has occupied
nearly two weeks, and was very fully tri-
ed, and the time you have had for consid-
Grafton has not been very long | can't
see any way to discharge you now
Foreman We stand lust the same as
before.
Judge DO not want TO know any thing
about your decision, | will arrange SC
that you can send for me any time, and
the counsel will be sent for.
The jury to their great disappointment,
were then locked up again
TIE jury DISCHARGED. On Monday
as no agreement seemed probable, the
jury We're discharged. They stood $ fol
conviction on the charge OF murder. and
for manslaughter
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a Public and Private oucet,on.

Fomey's Press Il day ortwo ago. began
Dragging in this way
Missouri viii unquestionably lie found in
November next, arrayed with the whole West
On The siie Of Grant and wilson ,Philadel-
una Press.
Upon which the Springfield Republican
whose editor was in Philadelphia 1.-THE
ahcr day and knows whereof he atlirmS
thus lets the cal cat of he bag 'lIaw-
.e} has retired in good order to Europe
on, Judge Fomey what is the use of
Wing" like that, when you know that
nUt readers know that You are Lying ?'
lou know you didn't talk in this absurd
Il Ie when You and liawIey and Mcclure
lined together the other day and Won and
Hawley put down the figures thai elected
greeley beyond pcradVenture. All this
l"nlndS US OF one of Isaac Barnes stories
II the Taylor and Cas- campaign. \ faith
lti Democratic partisan from the country
called Just before election and inquired
hpW 'the thing" looked. Said Barnes
40 YOU want my public opinion or my
private opinion" "Well, let us have
10Th" Then said Barnes. ''my public
opinion is that Gen. Cnss will he elected
neNt Monday. high and irv Why, he
.H- got all these States SUBMITTING a
ii~t OF lhlre-iourlhs Of the whole Union,
with their electoral figures counted up ON
me Cas- side-''no doubt about il sir:
t"n can relic on it. SIN" "Ics, bat
"tat Is your private opinion, now pr
WI ny nay private opinion said Barnes,
lowering his voice below the ordinary
-lueak even, lis that the old man will be
most "ulrage"usly licked" The value OF
jnis little story lies in its application to
}ol Foruey.
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Campaign Notes.

ST. LOUIS, July Is.
The / ines tomorrow will publish the
following letter from Charles Sumner. ad-
dressed 10 l.. M. Revis Of this city:
think that on reflection you will not
think it advisable tor me to write a public
letter on II matter to which you call atten-
ton. Mr. Greeley and myself have been
fellow lAborers in many things. We We're
horn in the same year. | honor him very
much Between him and another person
who shall be nameless, | am for him cam
| estly.
Mr., Beecher says Gen. Grant is shon-
| est-minded." Which may be true, but if
it is he has a capacity for being imposed
upon that is absolutely sublime.
Mr. S c. Taher, a member of the Grant
State Committee OF New York, has with
drawn from it, and in published letter,
says he shall support Greelry.
The Executive Committee of the Labor
RriurmrrS at san Francisco has declared
Ton Greeley and Brown. Every Demo
cratic Journal on the Pacific Coast has ac-
cepted the Baltimore ticket
An address to the Liberal Republicans
of Nebraska has been issued over the sig
natures OF a long list of names, among
which are those of prominent Republicans
in every county of the State The address
calls upon "all patriotic citizens. without
regard to former political affiliations" to
Ioin III aiding forward the work OF reform.
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PRICE CURRENT
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY. july 10 1870

WEDNESDAY, July TO- 1872.
At market this week-isSs Cattle; = Sheen and
Lambs; l020o Swine; $40 Neas. Last week-2660
Cattle; 6od3 Sheep and Lambs; 1900 Swine: 97U
Vcals.
From Maine-Nothing.
Prices OF Beef Cattle per hundred lbs. live weight
Extra quality s. 5oasoo; First quality, SO 75a1 %
poorest grades OF coarse oxen, Bulls, &C. 81 O0a4 so
Hides Hides gag l-2c; IalIow 6a6 II; Cali Skins
Skins 81; Dairy Skins j. GOAL 20 per skin,
Working oxrn-But few pairs in market and not
much call for them.
Store Cattle-Neary all the small cattle are sold
for beef
Mich Cows-kxtra $55a$9O; Ordinary s2oa5o
Store Cows Sl6i50 per head.
Sheep and l.aInba-W estern Sheep cost Gaze per
10. Lambs $4a6 per head.
Swne-Storr Pigs wholesale, l-2a7 lac: Retail
l-2a9c; fat Hogs 3-4a5c per ID.
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To Correspondents and Subscribers

We have received letter containing a OF
money, without date, signed f. X. Weaver. Ii Mr..
Weaver will unweaye this mystery and let us know
where he lives his case will be attended to-
j. NJ. Dickey, Liucolnville. The paper sent
Immediately to Carver's Harbor Tell Mr.. Condor
to call for it..
M. Lassell, Searsmont. The price of the journal
for the campaign is soc. If any offers ii for
less, he must make up the difference.
The poem "Lucie" is received. It will be publish
ed and accompanying requests attended to.
The campaign Journal is the same paper, only iss
sued tor short term to special subscribers.
letter from a correspondent al Gardiner accom-
panying list of subscribers, gives glowing &c
count of political changes on the Kennebec. We
regret that the space at command will not admit
OF its publication this week. But the people are
surely moving.
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- =,

MERCER. June 29th, 1872
We the undersigned, We're present at an ex-
hibition of the Meadow King Mower, this day
of which Mr. f. c. Wood Of Norrilrewock is
the Agent-n the field of Mr.. G. Il. Whittier,
in Mercer. Part of the ground was very rocky
some of which were large-ovcr which the
Mower did good work, and was easily manage
ed. The complete protection of the pitman
wheel, and driving rod, we consider Il BIG thing.
ii is ais" very easy riding machine, and easy
work for 4 team. Though the Clipper Mower
was present, anI did good work. we unhesitat-
ingly give the Meadow King the preference
(SigncdD B. Il. Field, Alvinzy Whitcomb, c. b.
Whittier, J. f. Brown. Henry Rogers.
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To the Afflicted.
BELFAST, June

BELFAST, June 20. 1871.
EDITOR JOURNAL Allow me through The
medium of your paper, 10 make knnwn 10 the
afflicted. the great benefit | derived from the
treatment Of Or. Gage, when he was in this
city about one year ago. had for twenty years
been troubled with disease of the heart. pro
ducing lne most alarming symptoms, such aS
t;liniug. Stranglin@. etc. which had debItateCl
me VERY much. Immediately upon receiving
the treatment of Dr. Gage, commenced i'm
proving. and ! can truly say | derived more
benefit from him than from all other Physicians
combined; and from his remarkable success in
nay case can conScicntiouSly recommend him
as Physician worthy the confidence OF the
public. Yours with gratitude,
Mrs. A. j. HOWARD.
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From the Portland Advertiser, July l3th.
The Liberal Republican Movement.

We aIe informed that the meeting at the
fre!le lIonae last evening was very en-
lhuSiastic one, about forty gentlemen be-
ng present from I'LL parts OF the state, in
Guiding Col f. 5. Lang of Augusta; Hon
A. ID. Manson OF bangor; Hon. VIM Phil
hrick and W. NJ +. Brown, ESD, of Show
hogan MAJOR j. W. Charming of Ken
dall'~ Mills; b. A. Neal, Esq, Of Garlin-
err; j. s. Lyford OF Lewiston Hon. f. A.
tike of Calais; John w. Lane of York
=. H. Iiamlen, Enoch Knight and W
Mex Chapman of Portland; F. M Reed
Of Bath Messrs. Smith Of Augusta, bins
more OF Bingham, Messrs Wmsow, Iar-
mon and others.
j. was distinctly understood at this
meeting that 1t was a Liberal Republican
movement not under the control of the
democracy, but separate organization
altogether, albeit as the Democrats have
accepted then candidate and platform the
Two organisations will have no difficulty
IN working tremendously together The
meeting was an informal one for confer
rnce and discussion preliminary to II State
organization. The other parts Of the State
are declared fully alive to the Liberal
Republican movement, and this section
was considered rather cool since it has yet
taken no decisive steps. In Bangor and
Belfast it was stated grand mass conven-
lions We're 10 he held within II week and
one will probably be called ut Portland
within fortnight.
Col. Lang at this meeting rose to ex-
Rhain. He said that the honesty of his
motives had been questioned. He wished
10 state that about two years ago Hon } .
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RETURN OF DR.. GAGE.
Most Wonderful Cures on
Record.

DR.. Gage. the widely known Natural Phys-
rlan, whose success throughout Maine for the
past four Seasors>>ls unparalleled, has aguin
returned 10 the sIaIe>snd has taken parlor> at
his old quarters At the NMericaI House, Belfast
from July 18th until abot<tlt 1st Of August ,
which will give the aitllctdSan ample oppor-
tunity TO avail themselves qfSi~ valuable ser
vices. 1t is evident he hasa Method of great
merit from the crowds othaticht> visiting him
daily, and the cNtraorliElrv success he has in
the treatment OF al m5hlncr Of chronic or In
@crm@ dseh>e,m many ofhi> cures almost border
ING on the miracunpS. For the satisfaction of
some we subon Me following AS Il test of his
ability 10 care he most stubborn and compile
Gated diseases
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III ED.

(Obtmary notices, hegond the Date Name aad Age
In this city, July &, Mrs. Nancy 2. Burgess, aged
63 years and months.
In Chicago, June Capt. George Whitney, for
merly OF Norhport.
In Albion, July 6, Mrs. Ansela Webb daughter
OF the late Jesse Taylor, aged 3s years.
In Lewiston, July 4, Leroy |. tarcelon, formerly
OF Troy, aged u and months.
In Rockland, Jaly |, Mrs. RoXana Crockett. July
}, John Eddie Cfocker, aged months. July 5, Mr..
Robert Jameson, aged 60 years july $, MIR. James
Murray, aged H years. July 9, Mrs. Frances II
Merritt aged 30 years.
In Boston, .iuiy I. Hen. |. X, kimball of Rock
land, az ed IS years and months.
In New York, 18th inst, Frances Clarissf wife o I
Edward Livingstone and daughter OF Mayo Hazel :
tine formerly OF THIS city, aged - years.
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An Extraordinary Cure.

MONROE, ME-. June. 1St, 1871
DIR. GAGE. Dear Sir: In answer to your
letter of inquiry, am happy to inform you that
| still have the perfect use of my limb, and am
entirely cured of my lnneness, and know not
how to express my gratitude to YOU. for Ind it
not been for your timely aid | should have vet
been cripple, rs had been for & years
would also inform YOU that my uncle, Jacob
Randall, of China Village, who YOU cured of
dyspepsia, * still enjoying good health He
says he never has seen sick day since your
treatment last January.
Yours, with much gratitude
SuSIEJ RANDALL.
u Monroe, Me.
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MISS SAWYER'S SALVE.

ERE you have salvc combining soothing and
healing properties, with no dangerous ingred-
ltlt- n remedy at hand for the many pains and
aches wounds and bruises to which flesh is heir
Is more easily applied than many other remedies
never producing bad effect, but always relieving
pain, however severe.
1t is prepared by WiSS .Sa,cyer who has used il
N her own extensive treatment of the sick for
nearly twenty years, with great success
Inc principal diseases for which this salve is rec
S Sl1tI d, ar r., th"tanS Renat,s"' Piles
fere'' Sores, Ftio,s, PimpieS, Erysintias. .Sors
kHfS, B4rbe''S Hch, Deafness Bolts, hing ,co,p,s
cD'nS' HHfs O. l4Sectg, C4ne1's, Tootsoche, En-
Gche, Sore NiPpft*, Baflnrss, .SlcoHen Breasts,
Itch, Scaid Hstd, Teeth6g ChoDped Ht,,,ds.
ScalaS, cuts, R'Hises, Group, Cracked LIPS and
Sores on CHHIt,a
1t never fails to cure rheumatism if properly
applied. Rub it on well with the hand three times
q day. In several cases it has cured palsed limbs
For Plies it has been discovered to be rem
ely Persons that have been atfiic ed for wears
have been relieved by few applications For E,-y-
Stpet4S it works wonders, aay ing the Inflammation
and quoting the patient For (happed Hands if
produces cure immediately. Let those with SaH
fHfum OBTAIN TINS Salvc, and apply il freely, and
hey Will find it Invaluable. Ii is good in cases OF
Scr95'lF and TaDl01S cancers have been cured
with IT. The best Salyc ever invented for Sip0lle,.
sure 10 afford relief, Sore Veal Eges-Rub 1t
on the lids gently, once or twice a day Cures deaf
ness by putting in the cars piece of cotton
For f"O1S this is superior to ANYTHING known
For Pmples this acts like a charm For Barn :
and Sc0idS apply the Savc at once and il give.
Immediate relief. For Oh Sor.s, apply once .,
day.
Not among the least Of the in, aluablc properii.,
Of Miss SAW FRS SALvE are its beneficial effect.
On tht hur, Rubbed the scalp i'll five DR. -ix
ductenl parts, 1t promotes the growth M. hair
prevents il turning gray and on bald spots 1t pry-
"ur'S new growth Of hair No lady should be
without tins Invaluable article as AN Indispensable,
cosmetic Ton the toilet. l. rrlic1trs dandruH and
ii~ea~, from me head and blotches and pumples
from the face.
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M AI{IiIEID.


In this city, July 3.by Rev. W. l.. Brown, Mr..
lanes N. Greer and Miss Rose l., Weymouth, both
OF this city.
At the New England House, in this city, July r.,
by Ky. y: ! Grown, AIr; Elisha }, Tower and
Miss Cccstia A. Moody. both Of IincoInyille
In Morrill,, July II, by David Nash ESQ Eueene
II, clements and Mary l.. Robertson. both OF Waldo.
~ In Boston, judy II by Rev. Father Callahan, MIR.
Nathaniel klwe OF Northport, Me, md Miss Mary
A. Gallagher of r.
II Monroe, July u, by y, S. Flanders, Esq, Mr..
Allen NJ. Da4&et 81 Morrill, and Miss Almrtla }
Roberts OF Brooks.
In sersport, InIy ., Capt. Roscoe r. Carver and
Miss Jennie Cnris, both of :. July 3, MIR. Luther
Benson and Miss Kate G. Woodnlan both nf Frank
fort.
In Belmont July /, MIR. Samuel Moody Of r., and
Miss Ella b. Rollins of lincollgc.
In Rockllnl, June 30, Mr.. Nathaniel Spear and
Miss Edna +. Caldrrw0od, both of Niualhaven july
3, Mr. G. Cross aud Miss Ada l.. Knight, both OF Il
In Ninalhaven, July 6, Mr. Geo. IL. Turner, of
Ninterport and Miss Fannie l.. Mills of Ninalhaven
June II, Jerome =. Thomas of North Haven, ana
liebecca NJ. Calderwopd Of NinalhNen. July 3,
John e. Ninal of NInllhayen and Jennie b. MerrIck
of North Haven.
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BosToN PRODUCE MARKET.

MoNDAy July 49, 1872.
BGTTER-We quote line New York and Vermont
butter at 25i26o per 10 medium do 20a22c; choice
Western 20, and medium 1T lSc bakers llaE2c.
CnEESE--We quote fine New lork and Vermont
lOallc Ohio do at 9JI0c; Choice dairy 9al0c per h.
and common do 5a7c per ID.
EGGS-Wl quote Eastern at u, and Northern at
zoe per ioz.
BEANS-We quote choice hand pickle pea beans
At 81 o0li Is choice hand-pi mediums So %
common pea % 5ulj Is common mediums 81 30,
: 81 per bush.
HAY-Wc quote at $9Sa30 for choice Northern
and Eastt m lair TO good S23a25. Straw at $27a$tO
per ion.
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MONTY Il4HE. The Democrats of Montyiut
AVA are requested TO meet at the North Ridge
Meeting House, on Saturday, the 9TH day Of july
II O'Clock, T. NJ. to choose delegates 10 attend the
Congressional Convention to be holden at Belfast
july 20. Per Order
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NVALasO. lhe Democrats of Waldo, are re-
w que~tei to meet at the Ryan School House in
sad town, on saturday, July eth, 1T O'clock T. M
to choos, delegates toatend the Fifth District Con
gFrSsl0na Convention, 10 III, holden at Hellist July
80 ls13 Fer order Town Com
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Communication
DR.. Gage again in Belfast.

This successful practitioner is now making his
fourth visit to Maine. and is everywhere greet
ed with saSres of new patients, and the bless
ings and gratitude of hundreds who have been
restored 10 health and happiness through his
beniieent instrumentality. 1t is not necessary
for lis to give an EXTENDED notice, for we have.
it will be remembered already published SUI
icient evidence from parties in our midst whose
vcracty cannot be questioned, which certainly
entities him TO the confidence of the public.
Treat his system q cure as men may, it chal
lenges investigation Nts r3ult~ are to be seen
on every hand, and huAlr6s walk the avenues
Of life to-day healed Of DISEASES which had de-
tied the best medical {; and we have rea-
sons to thank God TIM TIM time has come when
people are beginning TO tiink for themselves,
and are throwing OF the thackes which have
bound them to 3flSe theory in the art of heal
ing disease. IE mode of tre knnent i, based on
the most strict princpleS OF s&ence, and in har-
mony with ill Natural Lava 1t strengthens
and eqilalizes the vital forces ofbattrc. removes
Instructions to the nervous hup Is. and restores
the circulation to every organ 0khe BODY thus
giving the >ecretionS Il healthy 8tion, re-Vila-
ling the functions of life and giving tone and
vigor to the whole system. The treatment is
not unpleasant TO the patients with no indicate
exposure, and in many instances no medicines
whatever are administered. The Doctor Will
be found at his old quarters at the American
House from July 18th until about August l>l.
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Republican Convention.

The Convention of Republicans opposed TO the
election ot Hale in the Fifth District is postponed
from the 10TH, and will be held ut Belfast on lhe }oth
INST All opposed to arbitrary dictaticn of official
power are Invited to Attend The basis of Represrn
lalion IN the convention will be Cor each town
and plantation and one additional ion every hundred
votes Tor Governor Perham in 1870 and every irac-
tion OF hit} is entitled to one vote.
By order OF Com. chosen at Ellsworth
y. IL. CHASE, Calais.
N. A. JOY Ellsworth.
CHAS. BAKER, Belfast.
GEO W. TuoRNpIkE Camden.
Calais July l |, lS72-2W2
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SHIP N t,WS.
PORT OF ST.

ARRIVED.
July II. Schs N. Berry, Pendleton, New York
Mary farrow, Small do, (coal to w. d. Swan < Co j
Adaline; DARBY, Boston, corn to Pitcher s. Cor
hand; Nathan Clifford, Shute, do
-. Schs Roaz, Foss, Boston; Henry, Carter, Ros
ton.
II. SENS Lizzie Poor, Dickey, Philadelphia; Geo
b. Ferguson, Ferguson, Boston.
H. Sch Cameo, McCarty, Boston.
SAILED.
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S.Yss 4 Ma Easss1

SsstN1 EDske. lhe Democrats OF Frank
A. tort atr requested 10 meet 1T the School House
IA District No. !, ON Saturday, Juty 20, AT l.
oclnrk, l.. NJ. To eject delegates to attend the Con
Ertaslont tnn} rutiou 10 h, holden at Etlta-t July
iUh. Per order,