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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-05-07

In the District Court of the United States .to, the
District Of Maine.
SON. Bankrupt. M ha"Ar"ptf8'
DISTRICT OF MAINE, s.s.-At Belfast, the 22d
day of April, A. ID. 1874.
TINE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
l. pointment as assignee Of Joseph Jackson, of
Prospect, in the County of Waldo, and State of
Maine, within said District who has been adjudged
Court of said District, filed Oct. 49, 1873
3w43 JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, Assignee
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tIhA VI, NO. y w IDoSStt 81, Io'i''he'' IA 1.
~PEC sample bottle of Adamson's
nee Botanic BaIsam at all drug
lists. Pleasant, and an unfailing remedy for
u Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Lung Complaints, &c
Large bottles IS cts. DR.. F. W. KINsMAN, Pro
prietor, Augusta Maine. 5000 for a case it will not
curei Try it.
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THE LAST NEW BOOK OUT

The subject is all important, yet puzzng one
II replenishes the Government Treasury and i'm
poverishes the people makes the rich poor and the
poor rich; makes fools Of wise men; eXhausts the
wisdom of Legislation; makes men run mad anC
women feel sad. The crusade has begun; on to
victory. Men or women wanted to canvass every
/. EIERBINS, Hartford. Conn.
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N.A Itit BlOI on dudgr
\ tIue rup,- Attr=t IL T. FurGlt, Register.
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a z + r s
SARSAPARULA!
PURIFYING THE BLOOD

ms compound of the
vegetable alternatives, $ar
sarariila, Dock, >tillineia
and Mandrake with tn.
..Ioditle- Of Potassium and
=
Iron maxi Il most rIrci
ual cure Of u series of
complaint which areyrry
prevalent and affecting.
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At 4 Probate. ourt h,ll at hrlla t. within ana for
The county OF aldo, ON the s,coud tuesday ~
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SIRFRT HARRlMNN, Guardian OF Ida NJ
N Nitham, minor heir oI -- late
Of Pros pect M said touuty of Waldo, deceased, h3y
ing presented hi final account ot Guardianship for
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
OF Gu "a

Prospectus for 1871 now ready. Address GEORGE
UPHAM, No 9 Weybosset St, Providence, r.. 1.
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ALIli kLIINWOOD Executor of the viii of
II John Sturtryant, late of Brooks in said tuuutt
of Waldo, deceased, having presented his first ana
Mul account of ENccutOrship for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice To al.
persons interested by causing copy of this order ..
be published three weeks successfully in the Kepubl
c. journal printed Belfast thai they may appear
at a Probate curt. 10 br held Belfast, within amt
for said County, the second Tuesday OF Ma.
next 1T len of the. clock before noon, aud show
cause ii ANY they have why the same should not .
allowed.
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Al Il Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County OF Wald1, ou the second Tuesday OF
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ASA THURIOUGH. Iudge
\ true vopy. Attr-t.-B l.. FIELD, Register
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ASA rIIURLOUG Iudgr.
a true copy. Attrst-E. Z. FIfIp, Register
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

L,OR sALE--A sORREL HORSE, YEARS OLD. 16ll
Il hands high, suitable any heavy work price $685.
Apply at l,2l3 Third avenue.
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DIRECTORY FoR ADvERrsERs.
AxusEMENrs-rousrn PAcE-rhird. fourth. NTH snd
sixth columns.

AxUsEMENTs-rousrz PAss-rhird. fourth. NTH snd
AsrRoL1eS@Sias.. AsrRL11e sS:.as P4or-Fourth column
as
sixth columns. and THIRrEEsTH PAcx-Fourth col.
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-rHIap PAcr-sixsh
r6 sSnT1
sys1sslsssss sSSSSsSSSSharySITIEs, PAGE;
HEx RsFA4E So
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and nth columns and SIXTEENTH PAGE-Third COL
AND
Filth and sixth columns, and sIxrEzSrH PAGE
ooAsT%fsE SSTTEE4MsH1Ps-surrrrH P4o.-s.sA COL
column
s1H.rsa,sa PaasafSss SS's%a soumn
RtoFstsfae
UNFURNIsHEO-THIHD PAcs-second and third
Taa
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E7Ss Column
Sou% saa
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EEES saamn
and fourth columns. and SIXTEENTH PAcE-Third
HEIs sna '4sFis s0qnns COL
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AND
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MEDlCAL-THIRTEENTH PACx-Stxth column
fhe iHsH% Fac.
fS5rgn rAcn-1nrd column
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RENT-sEcoND PAeE-sscond. II third and fourth col.
REAL s aHf
REAL HsT1fG Ro wXSTED"sHoosD fAsacFour'h COL
ssEst1siSys NorIcEs-Tg!n.. IAes-yrst oo,umn
sixth columns. and THIRTEENTH PAcE-sxth col
s1ruSTioSs WANTED; FEMALES .,,, Eoun,Hsx.a
coiamns' and SIXTEENTH P1cE-Frss second CON and
Fourth column and siaI1ss7a P1osNTourta col.
sEBs a5ss:. sesa
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THE TRADES-FIrTEENTH PAcE-Sixth column and SIX.
TENTH PAcE-Fourth column.
THE TURF-FIRsr PACE-1hird column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-THIRp P1cx-First
and second columns, and FOURTH PAGx-First col.
S5oa Hs R4sHs4s Seann H
THIRD PAcE-Fourth column. and FOURTH PAGE
wANTsB fSSnG 10 s0iPga p4orrhrd
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoSD PAcE-First collunl and
THlRrEENTH PAcE-Fifth column.
wHITEsTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS, &C-FIRsr PAcE-Second col
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THE TURF,
THE TURF.
DRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
SPRING MEETING, 1874


SPRING MEETING, 1874
TUESDAY, JUNE g.
PURSE No l-250O for horses that have never beaten
pnutes SS0o 10 rst $50 to second and $50 to third
WEDNESDAY, JUNE s.
PURSE No $500 for horses that have never beaten
1888: $3.50 TO first $3.50 to second and 500 to third
PURSE No. Isl 900 for horses that never beaten
2:2b $500 to first $500 to second and 500 to third
TIUR-D1Y JUNE4
PURSE No. 5000 for horses that have beaten
2a5: 500 to first 5000 to and $0U to third.
PURSE No. 6.-Sl,5C0 for horses that have never
beaten 220 Sl00 to first $3.50 second, $3.50 third.
All the above be mile heats best three In ave,
In harness, and will be governed by the rules of the
National Association Entries must comply with their
rules.
Entries will close at T. B. Johnsons american Jockey
Club room corner Twenty-eighth street and Broadway,
New York. on Tuesday May l9, at o'clock N All
superintendent le9 Montague street. Brooklyn. or to
York. z. o. READ President
GEORGE W. OAKLEY superintend ent
DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION
i Thursday, April Is. at O'Clock p. N. match $500,
mile heats three In Ave, In harness. II. W. Howe
b. 9. Ruby; Charles Cooley names g. -. Good day
and track GEO. w. OAKLEY, superintendent .
ITO LET-Ar FLEETWOOD PARK THE CLUB
house. the House at main gate and the Saloon under
the grand stand and Hitching Privilege. Apply to
PHILIP DATER at the Abemarie Hotel or to w. H. VAN
COTT, at The Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
EUROPE.

ITO MACHINE AND LOOKIN G.GLAS5' MANUFAC
L turcrs.--A German engineer furnishes ali the
draughs the latest rotary grinding and polishing
apparatuses tit to be paton,cii. and also their
foundations and buildings. About 80 .. these apparauscs
nrc at work Europe. The machine can finish Is
square q hours; horse power required. Price
OF machine SfU Price OF the draughts and descrip
tons $3.50 FOR particulars address IT,, 4,443 of
Mcssrs Haascnstein vogcrs Advertising Agency, Co.
logne, Rhine.
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APRIL %, l874-QUADRUPLE SHEET.


A -FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds &c Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food tor mocklng birds At b. q. DOvEYS, Mob Greene
street. Canal
DIGEON SHOOTING-THE GREAT MATCH BE-
tween Capt Bogardus and Ira A. Paine. at so single
and % pairs at rs yards rise will take place at Stamford
Shooting commences at p NJ
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Every Mason should buy tcketi
Every lodge should organize cluhl
Every speculator should iuvesti
fortune for somebody for nvc doiiarsi
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L,OR SALE-TWO HORSES; KIND AND SOUND;
be seen ut work at l50 Rvington street for two
days
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.


d4F a4FKES zGcT1os SsAshs azsr AND NEW YORK TAT
ooss5s q SSR s1s
'1' EvEsY Y wEDNEsbHY WI ra AND sxTu6617' sxTuk617. Ao''
rwEsryrouR zoJas 5 silowsd for trial on every
ns5iS Sss s'3s 'saiI the
Tsyns ring UNDER cover sand and
'''n'' o 'SS% cSTAGosSR i1s Ss s%tE THIS DAY.
ONE OF THE MOST ELEGAST, RiaT FINE styled bay
R naS sa ioo G
ns AMY na M nne @
~ FfsS Msss Alice
os ROAD use 0 and pas Is
THE FAMOUS BLACK TRoTTINee, eelaing Damon.
S ay s yss S a ssrs
nd warranted sound and kind Also top sidebar Wagon
EHSpSkh k AsP PkSxE SS yor hRRfsssg 4ro..
s:ss ''''' ''' '''
ElGHT GE ssT1 sETs SL1fn LIGHT single i,aos Harness
ELEeSNT DARK BAY 9'1SetS ooGpE Horse. ,s,s high
EEES bR Ysssn SH esT oeans Harvey
3 0s aF0n handy DHte nS o
ff aSFsf % ksSw sa fnS aeS
Gedins Lakeman Sot BY Ethan Allen; lSk high yeaI
u an s Ss IN and dss ss aS EASY Il
speed is great all day roadseE has no faults or vices
,Ss2S e sss
4Eso 4ES 81 sgy2RAI VII oah other r1ns9Sa; Hcrsss
SALES NEVER PosTPoSED sS on account Of weather
bz ETESsEeBs sAsE II Auo1I0s
Of all the elegant bloeded Horses
Of George W. scott, ESQ.,. deceased
srsd Soscs Road Horses in sSs cy: isS hIsS HlI
s Ssa
e no ona Se or f
less strong limb. ieet car trave ave
aanted sound sna Kind nrs' class
aes % ali ne pa
an ND ms nsE srs IN ps %
broken harness or saddle; ine traveller r.; bold and
stock sired % By Mambrno Ps,chen 5 high years
s"s
now oe pssd :s saf aG sa eF
Also one Of the finest and most young
bay, all black points about Is y high, years old
sSs a. Sns
Ties ss s rs to- rosa s Sw Is sn ii o hs
ao @ dvn % saddle Horse
feet beauty; fine and fast traveller; warranted soutld
Also one top Phaeton, two elegant Brewster no nd
WAGONS latest style: onedoublc and two single Harne
and Blankets, &c.
B.-Sale positive. rain shine, without limits
reservation executors have ordcredthem sold per-
emDtorily. JOHN L. VANDEWATER Auctionea,r.
"A BY VAN TAssELL 4 KEARNEY, AUCTIoNEl;Rs,
office no. ll2 and III East Thirteenth street. Foa tn
avenue,
ON MONDAY, APRIL 2,
1! O'Clock,
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE CARRIAGE MA NU-
FACTORY OF MINER STEvkNS
NOS lis. III l19 and l2 EAST THIRTEENTH sTRI Jet,
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH AVENUES.
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
HENRY NJ. STEVENS.
CLARENCES, PHAETUNS. TOP AND NO TOP RI lAD
Wagons top four seat Park Phacos: also unnn he'd
six and fourseat Rockaways, top Wagons, Phae ons,
Clarences Landaus Landauets+ Coupes, some in ugh
ana partly finished; also ull contents OF smith, Wood
ana Trimming Shops Catalogue TO tc had ut auc don
eers' office and at office OF factory. BY order OF
r. g. HUTCHINGS, surrogate, q nd
THOMAS B. HIDDEN, Administrator. nd
CORNEL1A Il. STEVENS. Admnistratt TX.
A DUsENBURY 4 VAN DUSER TOP WAGON, ONE
IA Stivers do two extension top Phactons, one fine
second hama Pony Phaeton light Barouche six.
seat Germantown, 10 second hand kockaways, SIS up;
20 top and open Road Wagons by the best city kcrs
S6j up Sulkys and Skeleton Wagons S65 nder
Rockaways top and open Pony Phactons $40 top
and open Express Wagons, SIPS up one Clarence one
,x.,I-
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
ETH IvENUE. fwENTY.sIxTH. AND TWENfY.6Rv.
sn sSs y s s n"n we
once ssSsn sSs may s The NC"
REWARDS.
az REwARD.-LEFr IN WAITING ROOM AT BAR
S sy AR m g pss hs
leaving them Al the news stand in waiting room.
OK REwARD.-Losr. APRIL q. GOING FROM
Hs
SLEEVE sSG @ Is sSys w be paid
&SO REwARD-LosT OR STOLEN, ON sATUR-
India Stellar shawl about one yard ,. and halt I
sSoys wi Be paid iS5 Is 5sSSvery BY HENRY
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A THE AMERICAN REGISTER,
the American n karan.l kEG"Tn:' published
capital medium fol, American
advertisers addressing themselves to
70 s ~ {sisSs:n ..' Britain and
Sss'se The enc sss sss ssss:
MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY
"A Memorial Meeting Of the Society to comn.moras
tue Lie an0 bR pHSfD fa S9s
10. .sas an A'n'.tF4S Hs T HVssIsa e sse on
tho '@ 'n's' at AcAbEa4 Z; ri II ne or MUSIC.
CHIEF JUSTICE DAILY win prsada
Add''';s: s:v wv MisEP1% f TAN sEbAms, 4 D. D.,
s:y: s:y SdSh NSSRY T. TAhR ssaSs5K, ss5gKEoBHS ): s.
'i; al ss sss's ss.s States
Recording Secretary
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FIRST CLASS LANDAULET, BUILT BY KEEL
~ lurn new Haven; only little used sold cheap. In
Forty-nfth street.
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s4H xvENuEc.> >fwtNrY.sIxrH AND -rwkNfY6sv:
y enth stree ts-If the who picked genteman's
pocket on the stoop Of his house. Monday. at NJ.
will return all lapel through box l2l New York Post
ONCE, she may keep the money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

A @ LIBERTY STREET. OLD STAND
n Offering greater inducements than ever
The finest and best selected Stock offered vet
SIX top Pony fhaetons all different styles from 3l65 up
Hockaways. DEPOT road business and jaeger wagons
Leather top Buggy, drst rate maker. new, $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

"A. Harness. in best of orders first class must be sold
owner going away Inquire at Leadbeters stables. $50
Seventh avenue, near Forty fifth street.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
L ior the week ending Saturday, April rs, 1874, will
close at this Office fol0ws:-Un Tuesday ut IL NJ /:
Wednesday at 80 A. NJ; on thursday at 80 A. NJ,
and on Saturday at $3.50 A. NJ. and u noon.
7. L. JAMES. Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-rHE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE
Il OF the fancy Dry Goods store 5i2 Third avenue,
ties OF INVESTIGATING the character ana extent Of The
business done only respectable parties dealt with Ap
ply in the store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22

FOR SALE CHEAP, AT THE PRIVATE STABLE
a. III East twentieth street, side bar top trotting
Wagon, fuli spring top Wagon, open road Wagon !
Set OF single Harness. Set double Harness must be sold
I'M
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-03-05
Wild Morning Glory

A California paper says: The
only cffectual way to exerminate this
plan, is to let tho ground lie entirely
tallow Of any other crop; then As
often rs it appears above ground,
plow deeply, and with fine toothed
harrow, with teeth standing forward,
comb up from tie soil any root the
harrow reaches, aud at the head lands
vfean the harrow OF tho roots. and
when dry, burn them. Repeat the
process through the entire Of one
season, never allow plant to get
more than two inches above ground
before re-plowing, and q single sea.
son has in some instances, on a small
scale, been sufficient to accomplish
their complete destruction. But
among grain or grass crops, or fruit
trees, or grape vines, We know OF no
remedy. VIII rome one who has
been successful 10 eradicating It give
as the results Of their experience -
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IPTZOlN,S.---1874
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MA THE GREAT CAUSE
HUMAN MISERY.

Just published, in sealed envelope. Price
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A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
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Illustrated BY barley, Stephens, Beard,
and Kend lex.
'.He has done for the Pacific Coast, what
the author of The Hoosier Schcolmas err
has Cor his peculiar section Of the coun-
try."-Liberal Christian.
I'm the selection Of his materials the
author has exercised keen and vigilant
eye. No circumstance worthy of note has
eluded his attention. Several Of the scenes
are truly masterpieces Of description. ~.
Y. Tribune.
THE picture Of the strange life Of those
early Californian days are simply admir-
able Boston Literary World.
at is . breezy. fresh and invigorsting
book, full OF real life, and written 10 cap.
tivating style. Pittsburgh Gazette.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-03-05
STATIONERY,
schoolhouse Notice.

NOTICE.-To the owner name unknown)
~ of The undivided half interest Of the s.
W. Of the ). w. Of Sec. p, T. S., Il. Is
W, situated in Tama county, Iowa.
l hereby give notice that in accordance
with the provisions Of School Laws Of Iowa.
1872, Sects. ll9-l22, the School Board Of
Clark Up. Tama Co., 10. have appropriated,
sch, oil house site, one square acre Of your
land. situated in the S. w. corner Of the
aforesaid section. And further give notice
that lave appointed Samuel Everett, Will
inn Provin and J. X. Bull, residents Of
said county as appraisers, to inspect said
real estate and assess the damage sustain>
ed by this appropriation, said insl ection
and assessment to BE- made on Saturday the
9Th, day Of March, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
Dated at my Office in Toledo, Iowa, this
9th day Of February, 1874
A. II. SrERRETr,
7lo. Co. 5upt., Tama Co.
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A cheap and convenient plan Tor q
ASser: Take posts ten feet long
LICK locust. cedar, or split white oak
IN answer; put them two feet in
ne ground, that the shelter be TWEEN.
ty.6ve fcet BY twenty three posts on
a slde, or eight posts in all. Put on
The plates two by six inches, one d
20 through the center tc avoid spread.
ing, then pnt up the taiters ard nail
on the boards, plank up north and
west sides, leaving south and east
open. Fur 4 rack under the shelter,
take . log from one and a half 20
two feet IN diameter, place il through
the center OF the shelter, about two
feet from the ground, lesvins . space
Of fomr feet At the west side, or one
Of the sides which Is planksd np.) 80
that the cattle may pass round the
Ysckstske .woinch auger, bore holes
on each side Of the log about eight
inches apart; sh.,pen one end ofraili
or poles. and drive them into the
holes there should be . slat nailed
across 1t the top for the upper end
Of tho rails to rest upon. This is
cheap, convnsient shelter, aud The
rack will hold ton Of hay or straw
md It the same time the shelter vii
hoass nearly a many ~ If the racl
was not in it. Every farmer need
shelter Tor stock, try this plan.