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The Republican journal., 1873-07-31
BACHELORS HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the worlc
The only True and Perfect Dye Harmless, Reliabl
and Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ride,
lous tints unpleasant odor. Remedies the ill et
fects of bad dyes and washes. Produces IMMEDIA
ATELY superb BLACK OR NATURAL Brown, an
leaves the hair CLEAN SOFT AND BEAUTIFUL TIL
genuine signed W. A. Bachelor. Sold by all Drug
gists.
1y19sp CHAS. BACHELOR Prop, n Y.
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70 the Honofuhle Justices Of tie Supreme
JndtctI Co1t1t neH to be holdet ut Bel
tltf tctthtu ami for tie CouutV Of Vat
10, onhhe thru Inf2aaY Of Octohtr A. D..
1878.
4 HHARLOTTE WILLIAMS, oil said Belfast. rc-
~ specially libels and gives this court TO he in
formed that she married to George Williams,
now resident in Massachusetts, ON the seventeenth
day OF April, A ID. 1856, at Waldo, in said County
OF waldo, and ever since said marriage has
Quoted herself as faithful chaste and atfectionae
VIE; YET the sad George regardless OF his marriage
vows and covenant, did on the twenty fifth day of
October, A. d. one thousand eight hundred and six
tyeght at said Belfast wholly desert your libeant
against her consent, and without REASONABLE cause
and has continued such ,eserion up the date OF
this libel.
Wherefore she prays that divorce from the bonds
OF matrimony between herself and the said George
Williams may be decreed if the same be deemed
reasonable and proper, conducive to domestic
harmony, and consistent with the peace and NOR
ality OF society, and that the custody of their
minor children. viz. George A., aged fifteen
years, Diantha aged thirteen years and Frank
lint, aged ten years, may be- given her and
that reasonable alimony out OF said lbelees estate
having regard to his ability, may be decreed to her
she also prays, that pending this libel, that said
Court may enter such decree for the and custody
| of said minor children ny is thought right
Dated at said Belfast this twenty eigth day Of May
A. d., 1873. CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, atty, for libellant
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amendment increasing the Presidential
term to SIN years. and declaring that a
President shall be ineligible to election,
and that 4 movement is already on foot to
secure the passage Of such an amendment
during the next session of Congress.
Light lnfantry--babies that only weigh two
pounds apiece when born.
NEGEIINE is composed of roots, barks and
herhs. II is XerN nleasant 10 take: eNcrN child
Pills. Portions and Puneencies.

Light Observation-Disclosures that only weigh two
pounds apiece when born.
NEGEIINE is composed of roots banks and
herbs 1t is very pleasant 10 take; every child
likes it
A man in Kansas accidentally fell into a vat
of boiling water and was killed His bereavei
children erected tombstone to his memory,
with the brief but touching inscription, par
boiled
Fever and Ague.
We have tried Fellows Compound Syrup OF
lIypophosphiteS for Fevel-and- Ague with the
very best satisfaction. Quinne and other rene
dies failed, the Syrup did the work, etfectuallv
curing in short time.
IL c. CASWELL& CO., Oshkosh, Wis.
\ teacher, in struggling 10 make Il tough
Drained boy understand what conscience is,
hnallH asked, What makes YOU feel bad when
You do wrongT' MY papa's big leather strap, -
feelmgly replied the boy.
Take DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatve Pellets,
or Sugal-t Dated, Concentrated Root and Herbel
Juice, Anti-Bilious Granules, for Jaundice,
Constipation, Biliousness, Inflammation or Irri-
tation of the Bladder, accompanied by pain or
frequent calls to urinate, and to break up attacks
of colds and feyers. Pleasant, harmless, and
only - cents Il vial by Druggists. 600
A traveller in the West, seeing "A sim over
me door with TINS one word, "AgorSequrdefe,'
asked the woman what She sold, when She said
She did not sell anything, but that "agues was
cured here"
Take care of Your stomach, and your head
will take care OF itself. GREENE'S OXYGEN
AlED BIrrERs is the old standard remedy for
disorders of the stomach Contains no alcohol.
Purely medicinal John +. Henry, proprietor,
n College Place New York.
Old lady to her niece: :" Good gracious,
Matilda! it's cold. My teeth are actually chat
terng.' Loving niece well, don't let them
chatter too much, or they may tell where YOU
bought EN-.
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News Of the City and County.


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Guilt, though it may attain temporal
splendor, can never confer real happiness.
The evident consequences of our crimes
long survive their commission, and. like
ghosts Of the murdered, forever haunt the
steps of the malefactor. Walter Scott
Hon. Augustine Haines died at his res
idence in Portland, on Sunday night, aged
sixty-threc years, after an illness of 20
months. Mr. Haines was County Attor-
ney in 1882 and U. S District Attorney
under Polk In October 1910 he became
agent of Laconia Mills at Biddeford which
position he retained until last year.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolden, wife of Kings
ley ditto, colored, Of Washington, on Fri
day last became the happy mother OF ioul
intants-three boys and girl. The doc
tor thinks they will all live to enjoy the
null benefits of the various amendments to
the Constitution
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SPtOTdT NuVdHIdYe@,
a location unusually attractive, healthy lmt
accessible
= y complete arrangement OF rooms for contor
ana conye nitlIct.
disturbing influences.
I Thorough dr in Elementary ~tudies.-rsl,rc
ialy III Reading spelling, rcnuanship ana arth
mttc.
., Number Of pupils 50 mall a to secure persona
attention from the Principal
t Faithful religions influence without srcturi.tl
bas. ~
Abundant illy-cal eNcrci e under proper super
fiai"h- Il. o. iiNUSLEY, Principal.
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The following Maine built vessels have re-
Gently been sold in Livcrpool-Ships Inspector,
1872 tons, built at Belfast i'll 1860, metaled in
1871, for f9150; Thos. Harvard, 1877 tons, built
at Bath in 1850 for f3150; Nautilus, 1901 tons,
built at Frankfort in 1886, metaled in 1878, for
$3.50.
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The Confessions of an Invalid,

Published as warning and for the benefit OF Dung
Men and others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc, supplying the means OF
self cure. Written by one who cured himself after
undergoing considerable quackery and sent free on
receivine post paid directed envelope.
Suffer rs are invited to address the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
6m49sp Box l53 Brooklyn, n. Y
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NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR. The
following nominations have been made
by the Governor:
Rev. w. A. Reese, Ellsworth, to solemnize
marriages,
VIM. B. Campbell, Ellsworth, j. P. @.
! Fred. E. Hartshorl, Ellsworth, g
Chas. c. Burrill, Ellsworth, Not. Pub.
| VIM. F. Prebe. Cranberry Isles, J. P. Q.
| David h. Bysher, Stockton. 6
Henry harrington. Waldoboro', }. P. q.
| SOMERSET
| Edward S. Dutton, Athens. Ded. Jus.
| Nj. b. Smiley, Athens, J. ?. @.
]. f. Holman, Athens. bed. Jus.
Sullivan !-othrop, ST. Adams, }. T. q.
Wm Currer, CoTnyille, II. j.
WALDO.
A Alyah l, sherman ; liberty, J.P. Q.
| Orrls Ii. Keen, Freedom,
A Portland despatch says that Manager
Hatch and Superintendent Prescott of the
Eastern road were in that city Monday,
to observe if any attempt had been made
on the road by the Boston and Maine Sun
day, when four locomotives, with IA large
force of men belonging to the Eastern
Railroad, We're on hand near the transfer
station of the Boston and Maine, to see
that the connection was not cut by the lat
ter road. No attempt was made however.
1t is stated that President White Of the
Boston and Maine has given notice to the
Maine Central that when the attempt is
made it viii be openly and in the day time,
and not on Il Sunday.
Long ISLAND FOREST Fires A SPECIAL
despatch to the New York Times from the
eastern portion OF Long Island says the
great fires III the woods have pretty well
subsidized, after burning for over four DAYS.
The people all about the burned district
rejoice that there.is no longer cause for
alarm. Fortunately no lives were lost,
though the value Of the property consumed
will foot up a considerable sum No such
fire has swept the island for twenty years.
so the Oldest residents say Upward of
26, 600 acres of woods have been burned
almost to a cinder, and many hundred
acres, besides the trees, have been as eff
iectually killed a. if blight had passed
over the land
The disastrous collision Of the United
States war ship Oneida with the British
ship Bombay in the harbor of Yokohama,
nearly three years ago, is recalled by the
announcement that a monument to the
victims has been erected at Yokohama.
1t was made at Hong Kong, Of two mass
I'VE pieces OF granite, one weighing nine
and the other thirteen tons and contains
the names of the twenty officers who went
down 1t was a singular coincidence that,
while the monument was being loaded on
board the United States ship Yantc at
Hong Kong, the Bombay was lying at an
Choir less than two hundred yards away
A correspondent of the N Y Tribune
writing from Long Branch, with how
much truth We cannot say, asserts that
President Grant tayors a constitutional
amendment increasing the Presidential
term to SIN Years. and declaring that a
President shall be ineligible to reelection,
and that q movement is already on foot to
secure the passage of such an amendment !
1OrIDU fine nayt session of (fonoraSs
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CHILDREN often look Pale and Sick

for other than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS NERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms with outinury to the child be
ing perfectly WHITE and free from all cooring
other injurious ingredients usually used in worm
preparations.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors
No. 215 Fulton street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines at TWENTY FIVE CENTS A Box. ly1sp
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PARASOLS, large assert
ment just received,
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M iihl'h- manager Of the consolidated East
la and Maine Central Railroads. was i'll this
M Wednesday IA conference with the
,ad5uA citizens la reference 10 freight tariffs
.ut AH~nc-~ GENERALLY over the road We
Hu ihAl MI. Hatch. after The matter had been
i-~rnted Ia behalf of the interests of our citi-
rn-- expressed the belief that changes can be
.4-aiv Nhr'h viii l,e mutually beneficial and
lfr,iA stared lns Willingness to make them He
- 4- impressed with The dyantages possessed
Belfast and saw no reason why the business
ile hrm,h road should not he largely ill.,
.rl-rd MIR Hatch impressed al who con
g, irrd ~iih hiu Is being liberal minded bust
...-- man. ui bruad Views ~ he certainly is one
large experience He was the guest of C.
Hazel1int. Esq during his stay.
IA KNHAM on sunday As Edward Davis
ill tbs daughter We're ON their way 10 Sabbath
huol with a horse and wagon, the horse toob
4ht al thu raising OF an umbrella and ran
iHNA a Sleep hill one of the breeching hooks
"hr letting the wagon upon him which caused
h' morse I" kick, tearing one of his thighs on
h' WhiiticIree iron i'll il shocking manner. He
~ A'l through The daShcr of the wagon, catch
iii- li- loot under the foot rail- and holding il
lili Davis and his daughter got out. They
"oih escaped without injury, except to their
'i'liie~' which We're very muddy and bloody.
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on tho map OF Japan. They were supposed to be
un'nhablted, and Ia fact were so untli some years
ago. In 1925 the first settlement was made by
some sailors. Commodore Perry recommended
land as far back as 1853 as an available depot for
the steamers which, 1t seemed probable to him,
might eventually ply between California ana CHINA
since then several people from the Hawaii group
nave settled there and the BOnin Islands nave
been made sort OF rendezvous for whalers. :. A
there and in degree took possession. He COM
menced to raise sheep, and traded between the
Islands and japan In small schooner. This man
islands would not be bad for the United States to
have Tor coallng station, and in case of cOmplica-
naval rendezvous. l am quite certain possession
could be easily obtained, even If the Japanese did
claim sovereignty, which is doubtful, and have
heard that Pease does 1y the American nag
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SUICIDE OF A PRINTER.
An AHectionate Farewcll-ssFarevvelI,
L NJ. x,,-shoA IN, =o.ul. sba ua~=t


Die v'-Shot Through the Heart.
Coroner Kessler was notified yesterday to hold
an inquest on the body of Edmund Piotrowsky,
a young Pole, aged 20, who committed suicide at
hali-past one yesterday afternoon. Piotrowsky
was young printer, who had been but two months
in this country, and resided at the Dspensary, at
No. 227 Fifth street. He was visited yesterday
morning by one OF his Polish friends John Mcyen-
dorf Piotrowsky appeared perfectly rational. but
Meyendorf, as tcstined before the Coroner yester.
day afternoon, noticed letter on table addressed
to the doctor of the Dispensary. While looking at
IL, he heard voice from another room "Meyendorf,
my friend, farewell die ~ lie went into the
room where Piotrowsky was, thinking that u was all
iun, and offered to shake hands with him, when the
young Pole placed pistol At his heart and fred.
He fell to the noor. He writing and moan
ing for a minute, and then breatned his last. The
deceased always behaved In q rational manner,
and was undoubtedly sane, but he said some two
weeks ago tnat '1f he ever Jared III some one
would find him in the water" Oficer Robinson, Of
the seventeenth precinct testified that he found
Piotrowsky lying on the floor shot through the
heart. A revolver, two barrels oil which were dts
charged. was found by his side. Piotrowsky was
employed as printer at "a stanton street, In the
office Of the Abend Zetung, but, as MT. Meycndorf
asserts, he only earned IS month. Being
stranger In this city he became very dcspondent
and this is supposed TO be the reason why he shot
himself. The body was removed to tue Morgue.
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"oNE MORE UNPoRTUNATE."

on sunday night young glri. whose only known
name was Panny. employed a. domestic IN the
iamlly OF a gentleman residing on 13sth street,
Mott Haven. was ~ terribly burned by kerosene
lamp explosion that she died soon after In the
greatest agony. She was ony nineteen years OF
age and by no means unprepossessiuG. Who sho
was or where she came from nobody knew In Motr
Haven, bat lt ~ believed she was q wanderer from
her home. on her DYING bed sne refused 70 di-
yuige her name, aud earnestly entreated that tho
story oil hes sad late nlsnt DC withheld from Inc
ne Nspapera
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Sheriff Williams Acknowledges the Over
charge, and is willing that . Dciuc-
tion should he Made i'm HIS Bill-S5, ,3O5
To BE Deductcd-The investigation Coni-
mittee Discharged from Further Com
sideratt0n of the Charges.
The regular weekly session OF the Kings County
Board of Supervisors was held yesterday alter
noon, Supervisor or-at-Large W. J. Osborn, OF the
sixth ward In the chair. communication was
received from District Attorney Britton asking
that $1,000 be appropriated for expenses OF his
office, for which he has been compelled to pay out
Of his own pocket Referred TO the Law Commit
tees.
several vetoes on minor resolutions were re-
ceved from tile Supervsor-at-Large.
TIE special committee appointed 10 mvesJlgate
the charges OF maeasance made against Sherln
the following letter from the Sherin, acknowledge
ing eacn and every charge preferred against
him:- ,o ,s-,
To Messrs. Coz RrpER and CorrRELL:- =
1om ss witch
made sssSsea s, sy sps Ss
Coe, did exist therefore deem any further inyestsa-
a be s waas e
and have Seen ans aSn Sn
my expires wishes, ana " violation OF my Instructions
80 often gwen to thsm deem l.qy,, y my
der.y all incurred e hs re, sss
aTy had nay nsruciions carried out The annexed
sfa.nent will show the allotment OF money received
IRON debtor prisoners and the number OF days board
charged sa prisoners and turnkeys fees from Janu'
ary g. July !. isI3 .
t.his Man OF a. tflemcnt A. q. WILLIAMS
Annexed to the above was statement showing
the amount received rom debtor prisoners was.
ass. and tue number OF days board furnished to
have been t2 .
unnecessary to continue the investigation any
iurther, as they have no power to punish those
who nave committed the frauds. The committee
recommended the deduction OF $4,000 TO be made
nom the sherifs bill They also recommended
that the Board nx the price for debtor prisoners
tne same as now paid toe sheriff Tor civil pris.
oners-yiz., seveniy-ave cents per day.
A lengthy DEBATE ensued TO whether the re-
port should be adopted or laid on the table. Sup
ervisors steers, Hartman and Fowler spoke In IA
vor OF the sheriff. as having intended well, while
other members assailed the policy of the adoption.
OF the report The report was finally laid on the
table and the Committee were discharged from fur
ther consideration VI the subject
Application was maze by the bondsmcn in the
Pisheg divorce suIl MessrS Boyd and DAVIS, to re-
mt the bonus, which Was refused.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
ROWING RACES AND REGATTAS.
The National Amateur Regatta.

The National Amate Regatta.
1t must not be forgotten by our numerous row.
ing clubs that the national amateur regatta will
take place this year on the waters Of the Schuyl-
kill River on Tuesday, the TIN OF October. The
amateurs Of Philadelphia are making suitable ar
rangements to Insure The success Of their under
taking and II the weather should prove favorable,
1t will, doubt, be one OF the grandest affairs OF
the KIND that ever took place in this country New
York should, and no doubt WILL be well repre-
sented. Already we hear that the Nassaus, the
New York Boating Club, the Argonautas, the Mu-
tuals, tue Beaverwycks, the Analostans and three
cluos in Philadelphia have presented their claims
for positions in the iouroared race. For the d0u-
bic scus there will be four five from New York,
besides some prominent oarsmen from other
places. For the single scu race there will be SIX
from New York, Two rom Philadelphia, two from
Albany, one from Union Springs, one from Grand
Haven. Mich. one from Rochester,, one from Bal
tinore and one IRON Washington-fteen In all,
ana quite enough, II there should be no others, TO
make the race the most exciting one that ever
took place. The entries Tor all the races VIII cose
to-day with the Secretary, at 122 Waverey place,
this CITY.
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BR0oKLYN's DEPUTY TREASURER

Mr.. A. D. wheelock, OF the Third ward, Brooklyn.
was yesterday appointed Deputy CITY Treasurer,
by Treasurer Andrew Cunningham, In place OF M.
T. Rodnan, removed for alleged emDezzIement
Mr.. wheelock, who is O "liberai" republican, VIII
enter into bonds In the sum OF $4,000 for the
faithful discharge of the duties OF his once. ne
was formerly engaged In the boot ana snoe ousi-
ness IN New York, and is said to be every way
adapted for the responsible position TO wnien ne
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
pRowNED In THE HUDSON.

At Yonkers, westcnester county, yesterday,
Coroner Meeks held an inquest on the remains Of
an unknown man found noatina In the Hudson
River near Glenwood ON the previous afternoon.
Deceased was apparently about forty years Old,
dressed IN a black coat, brown pantaloons and
hesvy laced shoes. In one OF the POCKETS was
round about SOS In national currency Nothing
chat might lead to Identification was discovered ON
the body A verdict OF accidental drowning was
rendered.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
Regatta in Maine,

The annual regatta OF the Maine State Rowing
Association will take place at Bath, on Wednesday,
Octoher 4
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

The senior Yale College shell have been chosen
and are already in training for the fall regatta.
The following compose the crew :-Messrs. Green,
roe,