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A New Fish.

Tho Rochester, n. T. Union, published
al The residence of Seth Green. contains
the following very interesting information
the facts Of which were undoubtedly fur
nished by old Seth himself: lit has long
been an acknowledged fact that trout are
diving ont in our streams and fast becom-
ing extinct As the country becomes
more thickly settled the trout are rapidly
caught up, and owing to the presence of
dams and other artificial distractions they
are driven from their spawning grounds,
and are thus unable to replenish their de
pleted numbers. Pisciculturists have long
been seeking for some fish more hardy
than the trout to take its place, and have
found it, as they believe, in the Crawling,
abounds in Europe, but until recently wa.
supposed not to be indigenous to this
country. As yet, however, the Crawling
has been found in but one stream in this
country--the Au Sable river in Michigan
seth Green, being confident that this fish
is destined to play an important part in
stocking our exhausted trout streams,
sent to Michigan for specimens, and has
received two fine Cravings from d. II
Fitzhugh of Bay city Mr.. Fitzhugh write,
that they are abundant in An Sable river
lie took these specimens with 4 fly, and
could have made a good days sport at the
business had he felt disposed Mr. Green
has examined this fish and finds it ilenti-
cal with the old country grayling If il
proves to be a spring Matching fish, as is
believed to be the case, il will naturally
he more hardy than the trout, and there
fore well adapted to take its place in the
streams where the latter can no longer
propagate its species This is an import
ant discovery, as it will save the trouble
Of going to Europe for these fish, and de
monstrates at the same time that the spe-
cies viii breed and flourish in orr waters
Seth Green will visit the Au Sable river
at the proper time and make preparations
to experiment with the grayling.
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Beside the Window.
By EMMA MARIA CAS>.

Reside the yinc-draped window there Sou sill.
HE Wanton sunshine with YOUR curl> coqur l.
Ting,
-tnd there you ply Your needle. muse or knit.
" nile i'll and ont your well-trained finger fit
.ovcly picture i'll Il lovely setting!
when. unaware, Your gulecsS lips let drop
some brittle thread of melody outguehin":
My oriental birds grow mute, and stop
e. hSten, poised upon their drinking-cup-
Danb praise. that We'll might sci YOUR check
10 blushiug.
lon wear happy smile upon Your face.
Nor care, nor grief has left the lighte>t trace
ihuS /, WGrn-Out wording. read vour flce-
our sun OF Joy has never known Il setting :,
~Dnlstmr> yoU mm your sweet. Shy face this
way,
And, happy. envy me by state and glory;
ION DO not know my life is bare and grey
li- only, after all, the same old story.
wear 4 smile aS ioyleSS women may
N0u do not see the worm beneath the bios
Sonl--
bdt oh, The wound that rankles night and day
bnt OH the hurt That aches from dawn till gray
Len though | weara gem upon nlv bosom,
Be happy in Your nnocencv, sweet
PLY still YOUR homely duties, unregrcttmg.
Your task, unfinished. drops beneath Your feel !:
There, now You draw your curtain on the
street
Good night, fair picture. in lovely setting.
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Love.

Love l. mol made of kisses. OF of sigh,
Of clinGing hands, or of the S0rceries
And subtle Wtcheraft, OF allErirg eyes.
i.oye i nor made of broken whispers; no
Nor Of the bu>hn% cheek. whose anSWerne
glow
fes that the car has heard the accents low
Love is not made Of tears, nor yet of smiles:
0f quivering lips, or OF cnticing wilcs;
love Is not tempted he himself beguiit-.
Tins is Loves language, but this is nos Love
Ii we know aught of Love, how shall we dare
70 say thai this is Love, when well aware
That these are common things. and Love is rare
As separate streams may. blending, ever roll
in course united 50. OF soul to soul,
Love is the union into one sweet whole.
As molten metals min@le; aS Il chord
>well> sweet in harmony; when Love is lord.
Two hearts are ONE. a. letters form Worl.
one heart, one mind, one soul, and one desire
A kindred fancy and q sister fire
OI thought and passion: these can Love inspire
This makes aheayen of earth for this Is Love
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GoTs NUFF MIR SUCH FooLIsHNEss
1t is pleasant TO become 4 parent; twice
ls pleasant, perhaps, to be blessed with
twins; but when it comes to triplets we
are 4 little dubious. Now there dwells in
Jefferson county, Wisconsin, worthy
German, who few years ago was pre-
sented by his wife to a son. Hans said to
her:
'Katrine dat ish goot'
a couple OF years later the good wo-
man placed before his astonished gaze a
bouncing pair of twins.
Veil" said Hans, "dat wash peter ash
der oder time; | thinks more ash ten glass
peer on dat
But the good woman next time gave
birth TO triplets, and that made him
'shpoke init his mout shust lddle,'
Mem Colt, Katrine vat ish de matter
on you? Peter you shtop dis pizness
fore der come more ash q village full
got nuti NIT such foolishness -
No latter returns have been received
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DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS
FINHlS is to give Notice That on the Both dav Of
L March, A. ID. 1874, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate of Joseph Jackson Of
Prospect in the County Of Waldo and State of
Maine, who has been adindged Il Bankrupt on his
own Petition filed in the District Court for said Dis
Mic, October 18th, A. ID. 1873, that the payment OF
any debts, and delivery of any property belonging
to sad bankrnpt 70 Inn, or tor ms use and the
law; that meeting OF the Creditors Of the said
to prove their debts and to choose one
or more Assignees Of his Estate, will be held nj :,
Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at Custom House
in Belfast, before Charles IIlmlin, Esq, Register
on the I'D day of April, A. u. 1871 ut 10 o'clock
A. NJ s. s. NIAEHIE
L. $. Marshal, rs Messenger, for said district
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-23

The lady who for so many Years set
fashions for the whole world met her fate
while trying to DO up her hair opposite a
gla>e in the conservatory al the Elysee
Gardens in Paris, liar hair had come
Gown during 4 waltz, and while she was
endeayorin@ to rearrange it Louis Ma
poleon, the future Emperor, found her, 4
radiant. bluShing girl, and gallantly e.,
corlcd her 10 the dressing rooms. Perhaps
that waltz was all that whirlod Eugenie
into the proud position She afterwards oc-
cupicd
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-23

NtOrle> u cod tIo7 mon are always IN
ortier-in better order generally than are
the wares OF these garment merchants.
Here is true one Of i South Boston ven
der: \ Young mechanic saw an overcoat
in a secondhand store which he thought
he would be glad to possess at reason
able price. How much?" be asked.
Twenty dollars was the answer The
usual haggling took place. and the mo
chanic started to leave the store ''IIow
moosh You 9if2" asks the merchant.
Three dollars" Take it then shall
shust he ruin OF myself only make Two
dollars oil dat coat 10 help me gracious :
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L. :. MAKSIIAL'S OFFICE,
PORTLAND, March 81. lS.i


DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.:
F1NiIlS is to give Notice: That the &0th day Of
l. March, A. d. 1871. Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the joint and separate Estat- of
Isaac Z. NeSmith and Thadttua l. iIuNiurl, Of
Brooks in the County Of Waldo, and state of Maine,
who have been adjudged Eankrupts on their
Petition filed in the District Court for sand District
March 20th A. ID. 1871 that the payment of any
debts, and delivery of any property belonging 10
said Bankrupts, to them, or for their use and the
transfer of any property by Them forbidden bV
law that meeting OF the Creditors of the said
Blnkrupts, to prove their debts, and to choose one
more Assignees OF their Estates. will be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden at Belfast Custom
House, before Charles lamln, Esq, Register on
the 22d day of April, A. -. lS.i, ut ii o'clock 4. NJ
3w,,9 s. s. MARBLE
t. :. Marshal. as Messenger, for said District.
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CON SU NJ PTI0N


CON SUM PTI0N
which can be cured by q
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds OF
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
PRODUCED foI the relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
rcsOrted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect 4 speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
1T the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but 1t
loosens and cIcanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause OF
the complaint.
PREPARED DT
SETH ". F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mass,
And sold By Druggists and Dealers generally.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-23

lie walks is in the presence Of God,
that conycrSes with him in frequent pray
or and frequent communion that runs TO
HIM in all his necessities, that asks coun-
sci Of him IN all his doubtings, that opens
all his wants to iinl. that wecps before
him for his sins, thai asks remedy and
support for his weakness, that fears him
as a Judge, REFERENCES him as a lord. and
loves him as a father. Taylor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-23

A SINGULAR FREAK. Quite novel
complaint came up a short time since in
one Of the Bombay courts, from which it
will be seen what curious freaks the atfec-
ton OF a woman can take A Hindoo girl
Of very handsome appearance was charg-
ed with assaulting her lover and intended
husband. In fit of love she had bit his
cheek and the fact was developed during
the trial that she had been previously
married and her first husband had gotten
. divorce because Of her Unsuitable biting
propensities. She was even unable to re-
strain her peculiar inclinations on this oc-
casion until the bonds of matrimony We're
fixed. The lover stated that whenever he
began to get soft on her, she would be
taken with a rabid desire to s'chaw' him,
and he could not stand it.
Perhaps love is never so potent as when
it seizes upon those who have passed their
tirst youth, OF even those who have passed
the prime of life. The choice made is
then likely to be thoroughly suited to the
nature of the man; and any intellectual
gifts On the part of the woman are likely
to be more attractive to a man of this age
than to younger person Besides, there
is feeling that as life is not likely to be
very long, this late love is the last thing
to be chung to; and that after it, should it
be lost, all will be desolation Arthur
Helps
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He was Il quaint old fisherman One
day, along toward dusk. he was fishing in
a trout stream. and, As he swung his fly
over the water. it was suddenly snapped
by large bat The strange looking thing
dangled and tapped It's wings at the end
Of the line. The lsherlnan's companion
called out: say. Sam, got anything?"
YEAS" looking at the bat on his hook.
''What is it, Il dunno unless its q
chernhim' -
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-04-23

Dir. AYERS RIGHT 70 CHERRY Pee
IuEAL The case Of Aver against Rush
ton, in the Court OF Common Pleas in New
y orh involving the question OF the title OF
j G.. Aver & Co.. of Lowell, Mass. to the
trade mark OF Cherry PICTORIAL has,
after litigation of some years been de-
ciled by Chief Justice Daley of the Court
of Common Pleas. The plaintiffs had,
since 1912, manufactured and sold medi-
cine now well known called Ayers Cher
ry Pectoral, for the cure of diseases Of the
throat and lungs The defendant, Freder-
lex v Rushton in 1871, got up and sold
an article called Cherry Pcctoral Troches,
and subsequently, y preparation Of the
same character a the PLAINTIFFS and put
up in similar bottles, which he called
Cherry Pcctoral, Rushton's I. V. The
Chief Justice held that the plaintiffs hay
ing first adopted. and for many Years used
the title and words CHERRY Pectoral,"
that thos, words We're Of themselves, and
as associated with the name OF ''Ayer,n
a good trade mark, and that the use of the
words 10y the defendant was therefore 4
violation of ii. Judgment was given that
an Injunction should issue against the fur
Their nso by the defendant of the words
cherry Iect0ral on any similar medicines,
and also for a reference to ascertain the
amount OF the plaintiff damages
German paper contains reply from
4 clergyman who was travelling, and who
stopped at a hotel much trequented by
wags and .iol,ers. The host, not being ac
cu~tomed to have clergNmcn ut his table,
looked at him with surprise; the clerks
used all their artillery Of wit upon him
without elicitn@ remark in self defence.
The worthy clergyman ate his dinner
quietly. apparently without observing the
gibes and snecr- OF his ncighbors. One Of
them at last, in despair at his forbearancc,
said 10 him: We'll, wonder nj your
patience. Have you moi heard all that
has been e:sl against you?" 'Oh. yes !;
but ann Used to it. DO YOU know who
am =" NO. sir" Wei, | will inform
you nm chaplain of a unatic asylum;
such remarle have no effect on me"
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NNrnIpNN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
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Pert zzsrg7 IL e Animal Show

Ia Trained Rainocero> and Iynas,
Master Ad. Forepaugh eight old, the
tx world. will TRAINED
ELEPHANT a. the afternoon and evening Exhibitions.
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Mammoth Tents and dat think
gotta show wort a
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Notice.

sISHE annual meeting Of the Stock bolders
/ OF the WATERFOWL Gas Company, will be
he'd on the first Wednesday of July next,
beiag the first day, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Office of the Company, in
the city Of WATERFOWL, for the election OF
Directors, and for the tran saction of such
other business as mag properly come before
it. MAURICE POWER,
June 10th, 1874. 81 Secretary.
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Dissolution Notice.

VNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP here tofore ex-
i listing between the undersigned, under
the firm name of Weissert & Boles is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The ia
adjusted accounts of the late firm will be
settled by either parties. The business at
the old stand will hereafter be conducted by
J. G. Weissert, who will be pleased to see
all who want anything in his line.
j. G. WEISSERT,
JAS. Fl. BOLLES.
Ustertown, June Goth, 1871.
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"a y y n Il h ne u VIZ ~
And
Life Insurance
The Traveller INSURANCE COMPANY
ofEartf0rl, Conn, is The Original
and Oldest Accident IN
surance Company III
America.
Cash Assets over 81 100000.


gTINSUGES AGAINST LOSS BY DEATH
Il and a Weekly idemnily Tor lost time,
caused by accidents yhe Company have
Daidan average Of $500 a da. for Six Years
for Death and eekiY indemnity claims.
Three Death losses and about 10 Indemnity
claims have been paid during The last 4
years at their Wategtown Agency.
$500 or $3.50 pays for an lnsutance Of
$1,000 and S. 90 per week foc One Year
which provides against want CT em harrass-
ment by a weekly compensation in case q
q disabling accident, and secures 10 his fnm;-
ly q sum which viii partially recompense
for loss of Income, Lost 10 he Family b.
The death Of one uf lis supporters.
Policies issued and losses promptly paid
by the..- agents. FULLER E L'GuTDODY.
Office in Noak'S block, "a ~
Watertown. Wis, Dec, 4 1871 )
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-16
By Yesterdays Mail.

CoNGREss The House, GA be 1871.
adopted ihe salary repeal bill, which wen;
through toe Senate tho day previous, by
TIE significant vote Or E26 90 %. TIE bal.
as passed czcspfs The President aud Su.
TTaiac CouI; judges.
o. Wedne.dly last The Honss Of
I,apres enlatises, was 10 dispose of the West
virginia contest. The impression seems TO
be that the whole subject will be referred
back to The people for new election.
GJ Ga Tuesday last, in the Legislature
Of Virgiuii-ihe order of the day-election
OF United States Senator-was taken M.
and tue name of Colonel ROBERT f.. Writ
Ens, was presented in both houses as a
candidate for the POSITION. in highly eulo.
CYSTIC speeches. General w g WIoKuAM.
Hon JoHN +. LEWIS, aud j. Z. EVANS,
cllorrd, were nominated by the republicans.
The combinei vote in the two houses re-
suited as follows: WRITER'S 1913, Wick.
HAM G, LEWIS 8, EVANS 16. One vote
was cast in the House for CALEB CUSHING.
The Assembly then adj ,urned until to-
morrow, when there viii be jaint session.
and the vote canvRssed aud formally
announced.
esS-ln New York, TX Senator GRAHAM.
de'au!ting president Of the Waikiki Ma
iional Bank, was sentenced on TUESDAY
last to ten years Imprisonment in the Al.
bany peuitenti.ry.
AUTOMATIC TELEGRAPH Some or the
reports that have leaked out abou, M au.
tographic telegraph Just patented in Wash
ingtoO, but withheld from publicity until
patented in otEer countries, intimate an
Improvement that must be very convenient.
aud s'me'imos exceedingly so, and may
lead to a radical change ia rel ,graphiue.-
The principle Ia apparently analogous to
that discovered By Mr. BAKgwELI, in
England several years age, aud that has
been employed with imperfect success in
| Francc-Forhaps elsewhere. A, each sta.
! tion cylinder is attached to the transmit
ting and receiving instrument The man
userIpt to be sent is wrapped around one
aud Instantly Duplicated on the o'hcr, TO
matter how distant. The process IL almos,
tn equivalent of photogra; hy, aud is in.
stautanoous. |. is pcrcrptble at glance
that the long dispatches now SEM at 50
much cost could be forwarded by this means
as cheaply as the shortest, ss they would
occupy no moro time nor any more labor.
-Dtitimorc SIN.
&c ATTORNEY C ENFRAL. WILLIAMS
givcs it Us hi decided opinion that Congre s
vii not order new election for Louisiana
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PRICES OF TICKETS.

Whole Ti<tets, $50 Halsss, % !;
Tenths, or each coupon, IS Elspea Whole
Tickets for 500; 22s Ticlsts FIR 81 900
ll3 Whole Tickets ors5 coo; or ETAofe
Tickets for $4,000 M discount on lsss
than $500 ,C1rH n Gckeh.
The Fourth or Concert nil Jr CON
Quoted in all respects like TIE hrse ,ehica
hare diceody been gipen, and JaH pGrfit-
mHrs may be le0rncd from circulars, rchich
'OW be sent free from this o6ice 10 all rho
oppiy for them.
Orders for GcketS and applications far
agencies ,oW be dttended 10 IN III: order
they are Tcceire1, and Il Is hoped they rW
be soHt IN promptly, Mot hcre may be no
disappointment or dcfoy in filling all -
LiJerW terms gjfen 10 hose ,eho buy 10 sell
again Al oycnh are peremptoriiy re-
g"ired 10 seftIc mp hcir Gcco5,hfs and re.
mrn all uHsoH Gckch by RE 2Oh day
NJ March,
THOS T. MLETTE.
Agent Public Library Ny and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Binding, Louisville.
ny. Dec. 10, 1873 -4w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-01-16
Hampshire County Court.
Thc follOwing Is an abstrae, Of the proeeealnrs

The following is An abstract of the proceedings
of the County Court, Mt its January term:
The Istices classified having failed u attend.
the President called TO his assistance J. = Heat
wole and J. c. Poland, Esqrs. Justice va . Wi H.
the President, constituted the Court ill ,he 2pd
day OF the term, when George Spai1 one Of ,b,.
Justices classified for this term appeared and J .
&. Poland. ESQ retired
The Grand Jury, Samuel Cooper, foreman p-s.
scented an Indictment against Silas F. Init for
selling liquors without license & was DISCHARGE
The Wills Of Francis Davis and Sarah A. Hipes
were proved.
Albert O. Lovett qualified as administrator of
Mary s. Lovctt
The estates OF Jesse Pugh and Elizabeth Pow
elson were committed 10 the Sheriff
John a. Smith WAS ordetcd to report nj the
several terms OF the Court how the South Branch
Railway Company is complying with its con-
tract in regard TO providing good and perm,-
nent road, IN place OF such portions the Green
spring turnpike as il may cross and use.
road from the Fink house on Mill Cree,,
asked for by r. Sloan J. 7. Peerce. &c was es-
tahlish' d, Granville Shoemaker appointed sur
veyor of 1t, ordered TO open II, and u report In
the next Court, the surveyors OF roads and their
hands in Mill Greek Distric; who should be re
CURED to work IN opening and keeping up said
road, whether any, aud If so, what tax should
be levied in said District for the construction Of
said road, and what action the Mineral county
Court has taken in regard to the continuation 0f
said road from The Hampshire lire to the Patter-
sons Creek Turnpike.
John a. Smith, Superintendent OF Turnpikes.
made settlement of his account showing a bal.
Ance in his hands after paying ali expenses of
said Turnpikes up to January LIST 1874 of SlC5
92 cts, which is left in his hands TO erect toll.
house &C.
James Slane Justice Of Bloomery District.
rendered his resignation, which was accented
and uv rton +. tlieeonimns appointed u justice
.. the Peace in his room
John A. Smith and Job Sions were directed
TO provide Ferry near Gibson Z mill
All the Justices are ordered 10 be summoned
TO the next term - consider aad take some nc.
ton in regard to rebuilding the Bridge over tho
south Branch, near Homney, and ans other mat
ter OF Fiscal nature or that NAV be properl,
brought before them.
large amount Of business Of a private ma
ture done.
C. G WHITE ftsrI,