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CONVENIENT, ORNAMENTAL. AND DURA-
- BILE Made upon eastofs and hold from 20 to 80
flower pots wire fencing especially adapted for III
vision fence in ONCE for front yards lawns and
cemeteries. when durable and handsome fence Is
required Wire counter ratings for Offices and banks
screens for windows for Offices and banks. Copper
weather vanes sand soreness fOundery riddles. iron
brass and copper wire galvanized clothes line wire.
bird cages wire cloth and wire work of every de-
sCrpton made order and sent safely to any part OF
The country wholesale and retail send for price lists
h. T. BsRNGM
Proprietor Detroit Wire Works lis Woodward Az
enue, Detroit, Mich. mays6dmvf&Mly
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SEELY 8 Standard Goods are for sale bv all first.
class dealers In the Northwest and Rock Island BY
L. l. LANE and JOHN BENGSTON.
339dmwf&wly
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CEELYS STAN ARD
y Preparations are war
ranted strictly pare and re
liable
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Liver Complaint il one Of the ulst prominent
causes Of Consumption
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Testimonial for Epilepsy

BowAlroN, Conn, Fob > 1872,
Dr. o. PnEl.Ps DRowo No sr Grand ST., Jersey City
n q.
Dear Sir.-My brother who is now la his llth
year has been subject to Epilepsy fits from child
hood The spasms would invariably occur during
the night, and oar local physicians here could do
nothing TO help him save prescribing Bromide or
Pom ssium which would afford only temporary r.
lief lie was gradually hut surely becoming insane,
and in this condition we procured your restorative
stmulant, herbal ointment and pills, and Used as
directed, and hut a short dine elapsed before the
-pasms entirely ceased his intellect grew brighter
and IN short was entirely restored TO perfect health
You may use his tcstimouiala- you may deem prop
cr a. what have said are facts.
Respectfully yours
fcbl3dwiy NHAid.hS HNl M"N"'
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ESTABLISHED IN 1sS9.-Five hundred thousand
people throughout Z. S. and canaaaz have used
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M-ASTA'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALSAM

possesses this rare combination. Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances with their bsiszmic medic
inal properties II be taken at any time and
der all circumstances with perfect safety.
- While it promptly and eIeetually arrests irri
tation Of the sirpaSsageS and the lung and rapidly
relieves cough, it renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge of their accumulated
mucns, and az the same time inp&rts strength AID
vigoF 20 the whole system.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries throug hout
the New England States
For sale in Rock Island by
JOHN BENGST0N,
4. BRUENERT.
SMITH Il B0NNEY.
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Wl'iin 'lia votes were not counted for me
III thS estimate aforesaid, but ! am legally
entitled ii i 70 have them added to my vote at
winch several errors and mistakes. be-
ing examined into aud corrected Ly the
House Of Representatives of tbe Eort,, ~.
third Congress, as shall ask 10 be Sons
will show / am legally elected sueh r %pno
sentative over you by majority oS 6vc
thousand three hundred (5,3UOl votes AND AND
any clam you may assert to the seat a,
such representative is unfounded in law
law and in TACT Respectfully,
THOMAS NJ. GUNTER,
A. II, GARLAND, Attorney
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BUQJLT ILLINOIS" a
very fragrant and delicate
perfume Tor the hHndEer-
chief
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SPECIAL NoTicES.

"FoR WAYS THAT ARE DARK AND Tricks THAT AM
VAIN, " 1t is said that the heather Chinee Is Pee"
liar. This Is doubtless true. But these iea'ui ai0
also apparent within the ranks the American peo
Pile. We would suggest TO those
who have been in the ''wsys that are uarA' OF VINO
have injudiciously praeieed trlcSs INA. uie ,siN'
that there Is help for item pr 4. o Heyho'uS' OF
Rochester the great friend TO erFlng Is the
,,,rsor ~ s,-n-h the proper and speedy relief and
rr,, The advertisement Of DIR. Reynolds viii he
,nd IN this paper and from his great success in the
hr,rchrs Of the profession towhleh he has devoted
somany years ofhis life he is very generally conhd
ell in.
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'FLAvORING ENTHACT-.
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictly pure
and Of great strength. All
grucers sell item.
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"PONADE OIL, the most
cxquisitcly perfumed hair
dressing in Amerlca-free
from injurious ingredients
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES,
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMARREs sPECIFIC PILLS.

T.HxHoAAs = co.. and Smith . On
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SHIP NE w S.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED
oct. 18th. Schs. Malabar. Nee artv, n v; Gen.
Meade Patterson, Boston; VIM. Carroll, NIagec, n
18th, Sch. Cameo, Peachy, Boston:
10th. Schs Banner, Mathews, Boston; Caroline
Knight, earle \. Y; Hannibal, Coombs, DO Union,
Timer do.
18th, Earkentine Clara McGiIvery, Walnut, Scar
port; sch j. p. Merriam, CLARK, Boston
18th. Schs Lillian Ryan, Boston; Abby Gale
West, do; Nathan Clifford, Coombs, do
oct lith. Sch. Hero, Foss, New bedford
10th Sch. Abner Taylor Dodge, Bangor
18th, Sch MON, Timer, Rockland.
goth. Schs. Caroline Knight, Garlic do: VIM mr.
roll, Ma9cc Bangor
Capt David keazer, c. II. Chase & Co., and
Others, of Portland, have contracted to build three
nasted sch. of 800 tons at the yard of w f. Merrill
OF Saco. Capt. Frank Henley Of Cape Elizabeth
will command her.
At Cherryfed, Messrs J. r. Campbell & Co.. have
III their yard frame for vessel of 500 tons which
Will be put up Immediately probably for Capt Bun
ker,tWhoSe vessel the Onward, was lost at Cow Bav
C. b., in the great gale. That those interested fully
eNonerate Capt. Bunker from any blame in connec-
ton with the disaster, is sufficiently evnced by the
tact that majority Of the owners Of the Onward will
bulld shares i'll his new vessel.
Sch Mary Helen new Of about 216 tons three
maSS, just fitted for sea, loaded at Machias last
week, capt. John Sanborn, master. The VI. H. is
owned by : II. Talbot j. r. Talbot, and f. l.. Talbot
OF East MachiaS, and i. 5. j. Talbot of Boston, four
brothers. Good judges pronounce this 10 be a We'll
built vessel.
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Prnhate Court.

ASA THrEl.nlDu Judge-R. =. FIELD Rrgi strr.
The following business was transacted at the Dct.
Term OF said Court
ADMINISTRATION on THE ESTATES Of Thomas
s. Smith, late OF Montville, j. W knowlton, Ad-
mini>trator; benjamin Damon, late of Troy Joseph
H. Damon Administrators Henry Staples late Of
Stockton Crawford ). Fletcher, Administrator With
the will annexed Samuel NJ. Colcord, late OF Sears
port, Emery Sawyer, Administrator; Euncc Tooth.
acre, late Of Belfast benjamin b. Toothacre, Ad-
mnistrator; Samuel A. Way, late of Boston Mass,
i. X Boyle, A administrator; Abigail Bradstrcet, late
OF Mon:yille Anscl Randall, Executor; Albert Treat
late OF Boston, Mass, Franklin Treat, Executor.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED jeremiah Webb
minor child of Samuel A and Lydia w. Webb, late
of Knox Seth Wyman over minor heirs of Isaac
Bryant late of Linconyille; Simon Ross over minor
heir Of Mehitabe E. Pendleton, late Of Boston,
Mass; Richard W oodbury over minor heir of Samuel
H. Woodbury. late of Waldo; Thomas Tapley over
minor heir of Francis NJ Billings, late of Scdgwick
Me; Frederick Seekins minor heir at law of
John Seehins, late of Waldo; II. p. Thompson over
his minor son Albert W. Thompson of Belfast Mary
a. Cocord her minor Samuel A. Colcord
of Searsport Ephram Maddocks over minor heirs
at law Of Sarah A. Maddocks, late of Belfast; Gilbert
G. Leyenseller minor heir OF John X Leven-
seller, late of Waldo.
license TO SELL REAL ESTATE on ESTATES OF
Minor heirs of George B. Blethen late Of Unity;
minor heir Of Jonathan Foss. late Belfast.
INVENTORIES FILED on ESTATES oF-Emelinc K.
johnson, late of Belfast; Luther Bagley, late Of
Troy; minor heir of Sarah A. Patterson late of
Northport; minor heirs of William Butman, late of
Searsport.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED on ESTATES oF-Sally Me
Crillis, late OF Montve; Sarah II. Gray, Trustee,
late of.Belfast Hugh Lang, late of Brooks; William
Butman late OF Searsport minor heirs OF christopher
II. Church. late OF -: minor heir of Ambrose A.
Whitehouse, late Of Montve minor heir Of Henry
Thomas, late Of Iinconville; minor heirs OF Emery
Heal, late of -.
WILL rroHArrn oF-Jolm Philbrook late OF
Knox.
ALLOWANCE MADE TO WIDOW on ESTATE OH
Eben 9eayey, late of Searsport.
WARRANT OF DOVER ISSUED on ESTATE or
Eb"n Seayry, late Of Searsport Charles Turner
late of Stockton; Warren G. Hadley late of Jackson.
WARRANT OF INSOLVENCY ISSUED OK E~rArI
ol-W arren G. Hadlcy late OF Jackson
CHANGE OF NAME-LInnnah Gross OF Freedom 10
Hannah Wilson.
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An Increase of Taxation Looked for.

NEW York, Oct. 1G. 4 Washington
dispatch says the appropriations which
Congress will be asked to make at the
coming session, including estimates for
the next fiscal year and a very large dc
ticlcncy for the present year, there is rea-
son to believe will be greatly in excess of
appropriations for any year since the be-
ginning of President Grants administra-
ton. This fact, considered in connection
with the condition Of the Government
revenue since the beginning Of the panic
and the possible permanent decrease i'll
customs receipts for many months to come,
indicate that the Appropriation Commit
tee will have very serious work before it
in appcasing the demands for large ex-
penditurcs, 1t already appears to be a
matter of some doubt whether the revenue
for the present fiscal year will meet the
expenditures that already have been pro
vided by law, and the deficiencies which
Congress will be asked to allow, and there
is much apprehension in the Treasury
Department lest Congress will authorize
expenditures which can only be met by
an increase ot taxation.
The Republican journal., 1873-10-23

Schooner Pauline, bound from Rockland
to Boston. had a hard time of it of Cape
Ann, on Wednesday night of last week,
during the gale. When off Salvages, her
deck load, consisting of steam engine
and boiler and heavy blocks of stone, was
continually shifting by the action of the
sea, 10 the great peril of the vessel, which
narrowly escaped laundering. Each Of the
crew had leg badly crushed by the shift
ing stone, but with praiseworthy perse
verance, they managed to keep control of
the schooner, and finally succeeded ill get
ting her safe into the harbor at Lanesylle,
where the disabled seamen We're kindly
cared for by some Of the hosptable citizens
of that place, Gloucester Advertiser.
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Centaur Iiniment.

rrho, ; l.,
will NOT roo,,o ro .,,.o,,;n, i win no+ srhd,,o
and ma i,,,o,,o.- ,,.,,;.,, IN, So. ,, trh;.
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al-heaiins PAIN releN"r- FrippleS thro" away
thri, ,ry,t..hn~ 1h,. laur walk noisnuo1,S biteS
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Oct. 90.
BUTTER-Wc quote fine New Y ork and Vermont
at 3Sa4oc per b fair to good do at 2a4c; fine West
ern at 25a2sc; medium do at Coarse and bakers at
17alSc per Id.
CHEESE-We quote fine factory at il IL c; medi-
UNI do at u also, and common do at Sa1Gc per lb.
EGGS-The market is firm at 27a2oc per doz
BEANS-The market is firm, and there is fair
demand for mediums at So 50a2 81 per bush. and for
pea beans at s. 75a2 81 per BUSH yellow eyes have
been sold to-day at S 90 per bush
TRUIT-Apples $3a4 per Dbl Grapes case. Gran
berries $Sal0 80 per Dbl
POTATOES-Sales were made at 7oc per bush.
for Early Rose
HAY-We quote good and choice hay at $25a26 per
ton, and fair to good do at $14a1S, Straw remains
steady at $25 50a27 per ton.
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Raid upon Counterfeiters.

NEW York, Oct 2l Additional par
lirularS Of the raid upon conterlcters in
Tennessee and North Carolina are received.
The crusade was the most extended,
strategic and Well-drected ever organized.
and resulted in the arrest of about sixty
outlaws, with quite number yet to be
heard from The desperadoes belong i'll
he main 10 a counterfcitng fraternity,
who are banded together by fearful oaths,
and deadly ties known only to themselves
and they have spread broadcast their bogus
issue TO such an extent as to yitatc the
genuine. The circulating medium is nearly
one-third counterfeit, and in some cases so
Widelv used rs TO we'll nigh bankrupt
mailer merchants and tadalpcoplc.
THE DETECTIVES AT WORK.
After consultation by the authorities at
Washington il was determined to place
the entire matter in the hands of Col.
Whitley, Chief of the t. s. Secret Service
Corps, by whom, with the assistance of
Attorney General Williams, plans We're
lnatHred 10 entrap and capture The guilty
parties. Whitley selected from his corps
a number OF The most experienced officers
# the Secret Service. The officers OBJ
tanned the confidence of the counterfeters
aud communicated their doings to the
District Attorney at Knoxville, Tenn and
Ashyillc, n c.
THE ORGANIZATION.
The officers became aware of the organi-
cation Of counterfeitcrs in the district in
separate gangs, all of them cooperating
ana working together, each gang number
ing five TO eight members, reckless, de-
. Ia,
Gang was fully aware of the movements of
The others. and communication is such as
10 enable them to summon aid at short
notice. Becoming communicative the
rounterfeiters told where the Illicit money
was made 1t came direct from Ohio and
vas in denominations Of 80 cents fractional
currency, $40 National Bank notes, 500
y. legal tenders of the series OF 1869.
WHERE THE MONEY WAS CIRCULATED.
II was transported to Tennessee and
North Carolina as any other commodity
~ wholesale jobbers and dealers, with reg
ularity and precision, and supplied to Gus
TONERS and friends in sums to suit. accor-
ding to all demands of trade In addition |
To the currency trade there was also extern
9ve dealing in counterfeit Mexican dollars.
which were principally put off on travel
ers and emigrants going to Texas and the
far West. This money was manufactured
in Kentucky.
PROMINENT CITIZENS IMPLICATED.
The transactions in both kinds of money |
were enormous. The criminals include
men in every station in life, lawyers, doc
tors, justices of the peace, postmasters,
United States marshals, clerks OF courts,
and numerous merchants.
Warrants of arrest for seventy-five per
sons have been issued. 1t is thought that
seyenty-fiye arrests will be made.
The Republican journal., 1873-10-23
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
The only True and Perfect Dye. Harmless Reliable
and Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridcu-
fects of bad dyes and washes Produces IMMEDIA-
ATELY superb BLACK OR NATURAL. BROWN, and
leaves the hair CLEAN SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL. The
genuine signed w. A. Bachelor. Sold by all Drug
gsts
1yl9sp CHAS. BACHELOR Prop, n. Y.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MAN.

THE "SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELFPRES-
ERNATION," Il Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of Exhausted Vitality Premature Decline in
Man, Nervous and Physical Debility, iIypochandria,
Impotency, Spermatorrh9a or seminal weakness,
and all otherfdiseascs arising from the errors of
youth or the ndiscretions excuses of mature
years. This is indeed book for every man. Thou
sands have been taught by this work the true way
TO health and happiness. It is the cheapest and
best medical work ever published, and the only one
this class OF ills worth reading. 190th edition,
revised, much enlarged, illustrated bound in bcaui-
full French cloth. Price only 81. Sent by mail,
post paid on receipt OF price. Address PEABODY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bunch street,
Boston, Mass, or DE. W. f. PARKER, Assistant
Physician. n b. The author may be consulted on
the above well rs AL distas requiring skill and
experience lv}9Sp
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DIED.

{ 0btnory notices, 5cyona ne Datr Name aad AGE
must be foid for.
In this city, on the 10Th inst, Miss Emma Mabel
Bradman, aged 10 years and "A days.
In Ellsworth. 9th inst. Henry J, Dale, aged !,
years and months. 18th inst, Mrs. Julia A. Zig
gins, aged 46 years.
In Orland, Oct 9th, Mrs. Fanny Partridge Wife Of
Isaac Partridge of Orland, aged is years
In Otis, 10th inst, Mr.. Timothy II. 1ordon, aged
m
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET,

WEDNESDAY, Oct. u.
AT market for the current week-Cattle 4564 Sheep
and Lambs TO- 94l; Swine Is 100; number of Western
Cattle 1910. Northern Cattle and Working Oxen and
Mich Cows, $50. Eastern Cattle, A.
Prices of Beef Cattle, per 100 lbs live weight Tex
ta Iuy q aG 90 third o"aIity 70 19a5 ~
- poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls, Sc, 81 5oa
4 %
Brighton Hldes9c per ID Brighton Tallow &c
per ID.
Country Hides l-2c per lb. Country Tallow %
1-2c per ID.
Working oxen-Wc quote sales of pr 9Th Eft
in $3.50 pr, 6 eft 500; pr, 30 #, S29o
pr lit, SS5; pr, # in. 500: pr, fl, in sl55
pit, & it, s in, $40
Mich Cows and Stores--We quote extra at s55asC
ordinary S25a50 per head. Store Cattle Ycarling,
711al6; 2-year olds sl5a27 3-year ods s25a45
Sheep and Lanlbs-Westcr Sheep cost / !a5 ic
Lambs, Gl-2 a7c per lib.
swine-Pigs, wholesale Gl2a5c: retail Ia 81 per Ii
nogS-l- SOC in marl7at prices l-2a5 &c per h.
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MARRIED..

In Appleton, oct. Eth by NJ. F. Hanly Esq, Myron
Wentworth and Miss Leila f. Bowley both Of Ap-
plcton.
In Stockton, Oct 2oth, by II. s. Staples, Mr..
William a. Garter and Miss il L. Warren, both Of
Stockton
In Camden, Oct. Il, by Rev, G. W Bower, Mr..
George Il Rngley and Miss Ardela Corthell, Both OF
G.
u, In Ellsworth, 9th inst, Mr. Casman McGown OF
Ellsworth, and Miss Caddie f. Crocker, of Prospect
18th inst, Mr.. Sidney A. ,Jordon and Miss lille
Royal daughter Of Samuel Royal, Lr., all Of ELS
worth 18th inst Mr.. T.. b. Petit, Esq., Of Fort
Plain, n y, and Frances H., daughter Of Hon
Monroe Young,
In Lamone, Sth inst Mr.. Amos D. Thompson Of
Waltham, Mass aud Miss Ella NJ. Hodgkins, for
merly of Hancock.
In Sedgwick 2lth inst, Mr., Cornelius Marsh OF
Holden, Mass, and Miss Matilda A. Friend of Sedg
wick. 1st inst Mr.. khodney Mcfarland and Mis-
Rube H. Forhan, both Of Brooklin. sth inst, Mr.
Maynard II. Pettigrew of Ludlow, VT, and Mis-.
Emma j. Friend Of Sedgwck.
In Gouldsboro 18th inst, Mr. ORION Stratton and
Miss Laura A. Gordon, both Of Sullivan.
IN Searsport, oct 10Th, by Rev. l.. l. IIanseom
Mr.. John +. Elliott Of Bangor and Miss Olive d
Curtis OF Frankfort.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
The Household Panacea,
Family Liniment

FdHtIIy Eminent
is the best remedy in the world tor the following
complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and Stom-
ich, Pain in the stomach, Bowels, or Side Rheuma-
tism i'll all its FORMS Bilious Collie, Neuralgia Chol
era, Dysentery, Colds, Fresh Wounds, Burns Sore
Throat, Spinal Complaints, Sprains and Bruises,
Chills and Fever. For internal and External use.
Its operation is only relieve the patient, but
entirely removes the cause Of the complaint. 1t
pcnetratpS and pcryades the whole system, restoring
healthy action to all its parts, and quckenng the
blood.
The Household PANACEA is purely
Vegetable and all Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS & BROWN.
No 2I5 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all druggists. lYlSp
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lie !nst cast for liial is that of Black and
y lta against the town Of Stockton, for injuries
sustained upon the highway. II viii be rcmcnl-
bcrri that a verdict tof S5ota in Il former trial
Wa -et aside hy the fan court. The court,
uly and counsel went 10 Stockton on Wcdncs-
Hay afternoon. 10 view the scene of tlle accident
Attorney General Pa>tcd has been in this
Why for few day.
MONROE. The Cheese Factory in This Town
ommenced manufacturing cheese July 18th.
lha company was delayed in getting the ncees-
,ary fixtures and person capable of carrying
ou the business. They stopped The factory
september nth. after making cheese 70 days.
There are no sundays iii cheese making, and
every ,day counts. There was brought to Tho
Factory ls6,0l6 pounds Of milk, which made
iS.SiN pounds ot cheese, showing that il takes
4 little less than ten pounds of milk to make one
pound Of cheese. As this enterprise was an eX-
pertinent those interested had considerable
anxiety 10 know if cheese making would prove
profitable. Every cheese, 50 fan As known, is
good. The propretors are we'll satisfied with
Tho result.
The Republican journal., 1873-10-23

CASTORA Is more than substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. 1t Is the only safe article in existence
which is certain TO ;tSsinate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind collie and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
OF alcohol. and is pleasant 10 take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest.
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PERRY DAVIS & SON.
sp Manf's & Props, 13G High ST, Prov. r..
The Confessions of an Invalid.

Published Il warning and for the benefit of Dung
Men and Others who suffer from Nervous Debility
LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc, supplying the means Of
eli-curc. Written by one who cured himself after
undergoing considerable quackcry, and sent free
receiving post paid directed envelope
Sufferers are invited to address the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Gml9sp Box 49,, Brooklyn, n. Y
The Republican journal., 1873-10-23

PROBATE NOTICES.
To tne Honorable Judge Of Probate Tor the County
of Waldo

Et3C - { rGO ~ =.
To tMc Honorable Judge Of Probate Tor the County
| OF Waldo:
TUE UNDERSIGNED, trustee of the Estate of
u Albert Treat, late of Boston deceased, respect
fully represents thar the interests Of all concerned
VIII be promoted hy sale Of the following described
real estate belonging 10 said Treat and the proceed,
thereof invested on Interest; or otherwise according
to law, viz An undivided sixth part Of an undi.
yided fourth part of Il certain III 81 lgud and build
ngs thereon, all situate in Bangor in the ounty of
Penobscot, being lot known lot No. Il ON Yves;
Market Seuare being same adjoining Ignd Tho nft,o
W. Pickering the south, and Geo. " Ladd ON
the North, extending from said square to hcndus-
keag stream. subject to the life estate of the widow
of the .atc Robert Treat it being part of the estate
described by aid Albert Treat to tie undersigned in
trust.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
grant him license to sell and convey, at public or
private sale all Vi said described real estate Of said
deceased, Tor thr purpose aforesaid. ~
Al curt of 'rohate held At belfast within and for
the County Of Waldo, on the second tuesday Of
october. a. D. 1s7i.
Upon III" foregoing Petition Orjerol, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons Interested By
causing a copy Of said petition. with this order
thereon 10 be published three week slccessively IL
the Republican journal, paper printed at Belfast
that they may appear at Probate Court, TO be held
At the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid, on the
second Tuesday OF November next, at ten O'Clock in
III" forenoon. and Shew cause, amy they have, why
The same should not be granted.
II asa THURLOUGH Judge
true COPS Attest-B. 7. FIELD. Register.
TO tie Honorable Iudge Of probate f5r The Count
OF Waldo.
T'HE tTNDEFsinNEp, Guardian of Walter 4
Il Pvndlrton OF Bottom, 90 Of uiioi6, Com. Of
Mass, minor heir Of Aicahit Z. Ptndleton late Of
Bangor. in the County of Pcnobsc0t deceased,
'pect1ully represents thai said minor is seized ana
possessed Of certain real estate situate in NorthpOrt
in aid County OF Waldo, being the same described
in deed to SAID Nehtable from Amos Pendleton,
dated oct -, 1874 recorded in Waldo X, gStry, vol
81 pagt $50 til4t aL1geONS Dltpr OF three nun