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MISCELLANEOUS
VABLE David; Xaincr j II.

James Il Bryant; Sprague ~ Mack; Colt II
Mueller; Yves ~ Gibbs; Ncy Bros.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say advertised"
WA. JONES, 4. NJ,
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10 the voters of.he Clty Of DnIIns

Prof, Chemistry, Cleveland Medical COLES
ld3t
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Dr.. SCHENCI\'S
Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills.

These medicines have undoubtedly performed more
cures of Consumption than any other remedy known
to the American public They are compounded OF
vegetable ingredients. and contain nothing which
can be injurious to the human constitution.
Other remedies advertised cures for Conslmp-
ton probably contain OPIUM which is somewhat
dangerous drug in all cases, and if taken freely by
conSumptive patients ii must do great injury for
its tendency is to cOniinc the morbid matter in the
system, which, of course, must make Il cure impos-
sible
Schencks Pulmonic syrup is warranted not to con
tam particle OF opium 1t is composed Of powerful
but harmless herbs, which act on the lungs, liver,
stomach and blood, and thus correct all morbid Sc
cretons and eNpe all the diseased matter from the
body. These are the only means by which consump-
ton be cured and as Schenck's Pulnonic Syrup.
Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the only
medicines Which operate in this way il is oby iOuS
they are the only genuine for Pulmonary Con-
sumption. Each bottle OF this invaluable medicine
is accompanied by full directions
DR. Schenck i professionally al his principle of
flee corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday and at the Quincy House. Boston, on
the following Wednesdays, june 10th and 241h lnlv
sth and "a and August 9Th and 10th.
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SAD SHOOTING CASE, The Boston
Herald gives the particulars OF the shooting
Of a lady in that city by her son, from the
needless use Of q pistol
Mrs Margaret smith had Just called al the
auction rooms of her brother, john Watson,
A No. -. fremont street, and was giving him
instructions about running sewing machines, a
knowledge OF which he desired to possess.
Meanwhile her only son, sherman, had stepped
behind the counter to the money drawer. which
contained 4 smith W essen revolver, used 10
protect lib" store from hievc~ who have recently
infested the place. Picking M the deadly
weapon. sherman cooked il. and coming from
behind the counter pointed it towards his
uother saving, Look ont mother I'm ooinu
10 shoot you. and fired. The result is fore
.hadoWad above The latal Shot took effect in
III uotbpt'- heart. and in less time than is re-
5i,,irna Ia STAT. he fact She Was a corpse She
I'm MIC her brothers arms, inqniring. With Il
mothers caution John, l. that pistol Ioaded:''
These words. Mr. Watson afrms. We're uttered
after the discharge Of the pistol, ana aS he sup
nOspd She had only tainted. he replied no 10
allay her fears and quiet her, as he knew she
mad been troubled with an affection or the heafi
He was too late however, for her spirit mad
flown and il was the inanimate bodv' no' Inc
.oul to which he addressed The negative.
physician was summoned and Il coroner. btit
nothing could be done bY either, save to all%"
the removal of the body, Which permission was
granted, and it was taken TO its late home, No
Baldwin street, Charestown. But of the boy
sherman His grief and amentatiOn knew no
bounds when he bahold The result of hi5 Iazh.
yet trougnticss act.
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Why win You
MARRIED..

In belfast, .juiy Mh by Rev. Albert A. Ford Mr.
Woodbur, Cummings ana Miss Lydia Staples boil
of Monroe.
In this city, July 18th, by Rev Wooster Parker
Capt. Charles II. Gilkcy Of Searsport, and Mis-
Angie NJ knball Of Belfast,
In linconvflle Centre, July 18th, Mr.. Edgar But
mont.
In West Camden, .uly 9Th, Mr.. Almon W
Richards 10 Miss Mary }. Allenwood both of Cam
den.
In Burnham, July 4th. by Rev. f. Lord Mr.
Timothy W Halves and Miss Eta IL. Wright. botl
of Troy.
In Gardiner May 9th, by Rev W o. Thomas
Mr. Charles ii. Wright and Miss Angelina NJ. Glass
Also by the same July Sd, Mr.. Robert &. Clark ant
Miss Carrie f.. Cliff all of Gardiner.
In Searsport, by Rev. j. +. Adams. q. W. Patter
son and Miss Nellie Dow, both of Searsport.
In Searsport, July 4h, Mr.. j. $. Wood Of Orineton
and Mrs b. l.. Griffin of Searsport.
In Searspor, July i1th by Rev. j. +. Adams, }. J.
Hamilton and Miss Mary Norton, both Of Srarsport
In Ellsworth, July Sd, Mr. Benjamin i. Carter and
Miss Abbie l.. Higgins.
In Ellsworth, July 18th Mr.. Geo. A. Goodwin and
Miss Laura NJ. Harrison, both of Franklin.
In Ellsworth July 9th, Mr.. Thomas E. Brown and
Miss Ella F. Norris, both of Ellsworth.
In Bucksport, June 10th, Mr.. Lachariah Weaver
of Ellsworth and Miss Clara =. smith Of Orland.
In Orland, june 18th, Mr.. Joshua f. Gross and
Miss Alice NJ. Gross, both of Orand.
In 3luehill, June 18th, Mr.. Thomas j. Wcscott and
Miss Fannie +. Burnham
In Buehill, July it'll Mr.. VIM. \. York and Mis-,
Ida NJ. Franks, all OF Bluehl
y Gouldsboro, July 5th Mr. Eben G. preble OF
sullivan, and Miss Hannah S. Pherson of &.
In Rockland June 18th, Mr. James NJ. ChapleS and
Miss Arie L. Rue, both Of Rockland
In Rockland, July Sth, Mr.. John d. Haskell and
Miss Mary A. Henderson, both Of 50. Ihomaston
In Rockland, July LIST, John Pasco and Angelina
II dimes, both of Rockland.
In Waldoboro', June 9th, Capt Isaac W. Comery
and Miss MeNina A. Castiner, both of W.
In Waldoboro. July I'd, Mr.. VIM. II. Perkins OF
Kockland, and Miss Ella II. Fish of w.
In Washington. July 9th, Mr.. George A. Palmer of
Watertown, Mass, and Mrs Marcia A. Enges OF
Waldoboro
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Pills. Potions and Pnngencies.

.,,.. .-, ,,.,... $3.50. .l.... ...... ,.,.. -.
- w." i'''t'r ny ~ ''Il'>' '''..'
rr'"'i'N >IF- 'oh ""i' IT, ! IN sure.
Married ladies. un,ler all circumstances VIII
Gnd IrrSD1'< pHyuotjre I,jyS safe. ana in
small doses. A mild cathartir. Thcy rl,I,,- no
mrpipr pains or rramp.
When We're there only tlner N"Wel~ in The
alphabet: Brlofc Apl ana | Were thought OF.
4 fact worth rcmembcring-Fiy cents worth
of .Nrrtd"t> f"tWfY t"hdHi"n Po'rdefS,
given 10 a horse twice week. Will save Ionh-
Ih11 amount IN gram, ana the horse VIII De al-
man ,bnturL he did not hike ,brm
l"l Milt M"Hl'il nave looked h;"h hui Il
woman WIN 4 ne" tresS passed hrf aI't sht
Wahl'" !" see II inc ''"'h hrt;H''h was i"iht''
\ FrIrNu.\ NEED mr.. tFi>tntS E0}S,,,
AZ Icjlj L1,,,, i . friend IN 5.aJ Nho ms nnt
funnd If such n curing All diseases of The lunoe
andtbro9t. coughs. cold. ana puImonary 1tfec-
tions ana ..last, not least, : ronsuuption: The
XIII NE assured 1hat thr high standard Of *
rnli,nrc on which The nomIllrfy Of nh. p,t.-
ga pa ~ J j. .9sS1. "i always """'"'''"r
i" s"@nIrynan. The other day. Wle" he HAT
-
How hlsran ii l. said Mrs. Darlington.
n She shifted the o'or OF Il bottle OF SANFORD :
JaIhara elh@ei III : rs pleasant !" me on,
factories as II l. warming 10 III" diagram, ana
i 50 arreicraling TO the cISiem that II makes
one forget all pain like the oNhide Gas that peo-
pie lake for the fo"thache. 1t should have Il
place in every home where people are fn5lecl
70 hnrolicS and such like melodies; besides
spoonful is so saubrons when one Is run down
like boot II the heel IN making one 'efl iike 4:
new creature.
;,l.o.l ,..,., ,,,,.l .,,,il ,r l;,,l,t,;o,, :"
~ .,'' ~ , ,n ,,
Niit = li1'ts '''is H." Nh ~ ~, ~,
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OF rheumatlSm. neuralgia, lock.]aW palsy,
sprains, SWELL lgs, caked breasts, scalds, burns,
salt rhellm. earache. &c. upon the human frame,
and of strains SPAWN. gals, &C., upon animals
in one wear than have all other pretended rem
edies since the world began. They are counter
irrtant. all-heang pain believers. CrppleS
throw away their crutches, the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without Il scar. The re-
cine i published around each bottle. They sell
as no article. ever before sold, and they sell be
cause they 40 itlst what they pretend TO do.
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain
N, swelling deserve 10 suffer if they will not use
Centaur Linimcnt white wrapper. More than
1000 certificates Of remarkable cures. including
frozen limbs. chronic rheumatism, govt, rum
ming JUNIORS. &c.. have been received WeWlll
send a circular containing certificates, the re-
cipe &C., gratis to any one requesting II. one
bottle Of yellow wrapper Centanr l!ihlhiehi j.
worth one hundred dollars for SWcenled horses
and mules, or for serew-wOrm in sheep Stock
owners-thesc lniments are worth your a'iea-
lion. No family should be without them.
white wrapper for family use :" Iellow'wrap-
per for animals. Sold by all Druggists. 90
cents per bottle; large bottles, $1.O0. J. Il.
ROSE 4 co. % Broadway. New York.
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CASTOEiA IS more than a substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind-colir and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol and is pleasant to take Children
reed not cr.- ard mothers MAJ rest. Iy19
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DYSPEPSIA.
CA r d.

flNil. NDEkSlGNED returns heartfelt thanks
for The many services rendered by friends dur
my The last sickness of his son, the late Barr,
liavener. Also to Rev J. A. Ross and others whc
took part in the funeral services, Also to the mem
bcrS Of thefGood remplarS and Military who post
poncd their meetings. The recollections OF theil
kindness will never be- efaced from the memory o.
lWSp9. JACOB IL. IIANENER
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$1,000
REWARD !

TINIlE UNDERSIGNED will pay one thousand
4 dollars for well authenticated case Of chronic
nasal catarrh that has been permanently and radi
cally cured by any drug treatment taken ntosth
stomach or snufed through the nose Yet Oxygen
lied Air cures the disease in all it. stages except
the bones IN the head are rotten and are passing
away. VIII the reader take Oxvgenized Air and
live or will he take drugs and die? ,-l l..
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HALE'S
Substitute EnP HaSTHQ nj

fhe most reliable and safe veget able substitute for
aston Oil ever compounded Instantly relieves
Collie Cramps Diarih1a and all diseases of Children
leething. Causes natural and healthy sleep, gives
rest to mother and child, regulates the bowels as
stimulates the food, and builds the child right square
up from suffering, puny weakness. 10 strong and ro-
bust health A perfect MEDICINE CHEST FOR
Our LITTLE ONES. ONLY - CENTS, by all
dealers.
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DIED.

obituary notices, beyond the Dafe, Name nnd Age
must be Paid f0T.J
In this city, July 10th, Mile A. Lothrop, aged /"
wears and 5 months.
In this city July sth, Alice +. Henderson, aged
wear and months
In this city, July 18th, Mrs. Eliza A. Means of
Bmehl, aged 50 years and d months.
In this city, ,July lIth, Barry Havener, aged &
years and months.
In this city, July sth Miss Clara F. Burgess aged
II years.
In Unity, July 9th, John l.. Parkhnrst, aged b.
years
In Unity, July 9th. Sarah. wife of jeremiah &.
Harding, aged y years.
In Albion, July eth, Nathan Webb aged - years.
In Thorndike, June 18th, Joseph Bradford, aged
80 years, months and II days.
In Oriand July 10th, Susie w, youngest daughter
of Oliver r, and Elizabeth A. Dorr aged wears G
months.
Mrs Lydia, wife of Capt. BENZ. Parks aged 60
years.
In Scarborough, May GOTH Mr. Freeman Rragdon.
aged "A years. formerly of Camden.
= In North Hancock, June 23d, Mrs. sophia wife, of
Moses Butler aged 13 years 6 months.
in West Brooksvc, July lst, James smith, aged
4 years
In Rockland, July 4th Annie f., daughter of Capt
VIM. and Mavilla Emery, aged 10 years, month.
In Rockland July 9th, Mary D., widow Of the late
Harlow Z. Wood, aged % years, months.
In Seal larbor, 9th, Nathan son OF Lydia j.
Rooden, of Rockland
In Warren, June 10th, Everett c. son of William
and Caroline Peters, aged years, month and Y
days
iu Appleton, July I'd, Ada A., only daughter of NJ.
+ and Almeda A. Hany, aged u years
In North Haven, June 2Sth, Theodore NJ, Of
Benjamin c. and Amelia Beverage, aged ~ years, II
months and Is DAYS
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

July 1th. Schrs. Emma l. story, Fernald, Portland
Olive Hayward, Hutchins, Elizabethport
sth j. +. Merriam, Clark, Boston: j. S
Weldon, Ross, Elizabethport; John +
Daley, Long, St. George
9th A. l.. Wilder, French. Now ! ork .. K
Roberts. Bangor.
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GknA WILL BE PAID FOR ANY CASE
sDCOO ofDyspepSia, BiliousnesS Liver Com
plant Impure Blood that DIR. jon SWEET
STRENGTHENING BlrTERS will not relieve or
cure when all other remedies fail. if directions are
ollow al sold by all dealers. :.noS12Sp.
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ON Saturday eve, While the few ELS
worth boys who staid at home, We're wait
ing at the telegraph office, anxious to
learn the result of the Engine trial at
Bncksport. the following lucid dispatch
was received:
BUCKSPoRI. July T. ISL
Cartan.-' Zimmerman licked. one foot
tSigncd)
The true answer to the conundrum was
not given, until a subsequent dispatch was
Ellsworth American
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Centaur Linimen ts

There is no pain which the
Centaur Liniments will not re-
lieve, no swelling they will not
>ubdue. and no lamenesS which
they will not cure. This is
strong language, but it is true,
They have produced more cures
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Notice.

HAME rto the enclosure of the subscriber on
~ Saturday July 18th, dark bay horse about four
teen years Old, With star in forehead. Also SPAWN
in both Lind legs. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take the away.
DANIEL OVERLOOK.
50. Liberty July O. 1S.4,-3wl.
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PROSPECT OF STAYING THE NMr>
1880 p. NJ. The fight with the fire is now on
state street and Wabash avenue, between Van
Buren, and Harrison streets. The tire seems to
be slowly giving way to the persistent efforts
OF the tiremen and it is hoped will be stayed be
fore long. The st. James Hotel is the last build
ing that has commenced to burn.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
BOOKS OF THE WEER.

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w
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Same oo
so FAIR, YET FALSE. By Eugene Chayeite. Trans
lated from the French, by O. Vi6eur. 12mO. PIP.
eiS. 40
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DOCKS FOR COUNTRY AND SEASIDE.

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NRW PORT: SOME or IT'S PICTURESQUE, ROMAN ~ ~ Az
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sale by Booksellers Sent postpaid receipt o. pnee
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New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, July Q.

! NEW-1OHk, FrIuAV, July ., 1919.
AT the Exchange sales to-day the attendance
was small and the transactions confined to legal sales.
Messrs Diugee Porter Co. sold house and lot 10 the
new Twenty third Ward; James M. hii'er sofa TWO
nonsos an second ave near
st. "details will be found below.
Report OF real estate saes suburban property by B.
W. Hitchcock: Lot No. map OF Leggett estate FINISH
ing L. l.; lot S5xiOO. northeast corner OF halnst and
Amity-st to c. II. Hunt OF Flushing for 5000; lot
a5xioO Burlingtonave and seeondst,
to Mary T. skelly for $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

A new translation from Jules Verne, en-
titled From the Clouds TO the Mountains is about to
issued by william =. GIL & Co. OF Boston. 1t will
include FIVE narratives Of adventure =" Drama in Mid
Air. DR.. OX's Hobby" "a Water in the Ice Fields"
Master Zachary" and The Fortieth French Ascent OF
Mt. Blanc and will be published in few days.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
APPLIED SCIENCE.

REMOVAL OF CARRoNIC ACID FROM WELLS AND
CELLARs.-Recently ignted charcoal absorbs about
35 times its volume of carbonc acid in q hours. A
pan Of glowing charcoal therefore, lowered into a
we'll or cellar containing carbonic acid soon ceases
to glow and begins Immediately to absorb the gas.
By testing the air from time to time by lowering a
lighted taper into it, aud renewing the coal from
hour to hour as long as necessary all the carbonic
acid may be rapidly removed.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE

.ov b,ovn stone s,ors and dwelling east side 2tave,
70 10 feet south Of 18th ST., 2OT15 ). r. Never.
to,y broyn stone and dWe1g east ie ~ ave- ~ ~
feet south Of ll5lht 20x75 s. T. Never .'.'...'.''''
Bu Dinge, Porter q %.
0lory frame house and lot southwest side C0neornt Ner
TSent,thrd Wari 22J feet northwest Of Morrs1ve Z0r
100 Ino Z. Obenbekef.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

BALTIMORE MARYLAND ACADEMY OF SCIENCES: (:
June 15-Dr. Morris exhibited numerous specimens
of the Colorado Potato Bug, and gave an account
of its progress over the country. In his opinion,
unless checked promptly the pecuniary loss to
farmers IN Baltimore County alone Will be over
the next Dr. Foreman made a communication upon
various forms of thrOw-sticks" used by the ancient
Egyptians, the ancient Irish, and the Moqui Indians
hoo
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Patacbe filed with muriate Of ammonia, very pure
and of brous structure. Its presence would go 70
show that the guano of these deposits may be ex-
nected TO improve in proportion to the depth iron
which it is extracted OF the 80 specimens from d,i
ferent points analyzed by the Professor, inc saiu
ranges from f1 los. to GIG ton the iatter pcihs
from Pabellon de Pico.
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