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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10
One More Unfortunate.

Almost every day the papers chronicle the
suicide of some poor unfortunate whose mind
has been enteebed by dyspepsia, over whose
earthly horizon a heavy gloom has gathered
from the untold and ultelable agOnes of this
cruel complaint. Dyspepsia is one Of the most
depressing diseases affecting humanity. 1t is
cosmopolitan i'll its nature-no country is eX-
empt from its visitations, no family free from
its attacks. There is Il balm in Gilead; it comes
in the shape of the PERUVIAN SYRUP. For
years it has been scattering its blessings abroad.
There is, probably, no disease which expert
ence has so amply proved to be remedabe by
the PERUVIAN SYRUP as Dyspepsia. The most
inycterate forms of this disease have been COM
pletey cured by this medicine, as ample testi-
mony of many of our first citizens prove.
The Grand Union Hotel, New York, opposite
the Grand Central Depot, has over $50 elegantly
furnished rooms. Elevator steam, and all inn
provements. European plan. Carriage hire is
saved, as baggage is taken to and from the depot
free. The restaurants supplied with the best.
Guests can live better for less money at the
Grand Union than at any other first-class hotel.
Stages and cars pass the Hotel constantly to all
parts of the city, and to Philadelphia Depot.
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ELECTRIC BELTS, u simple and cheap cure
l. for PREMATURE DEBILITY The effect is WON
DERFUL and the 0hly remedy to be trusted "rhrow
physic to the dogs" Send for circular to DIR. j.
karr, 49, Broadway N. Y, Two
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Caked Breasts, Rheumatism, scia.

OU1AOSA III ONSU01 lf1UU11lalISm, SCla-
tica, Swellings, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Burns,
Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bone and
muscle ailments, can be absolutely cured by
the Centaur Linments What the White I4ini-
ment is for the human family, the Yellow Lni-
ment is for spawned, Called and lame horses
and animals.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10
Lincoln County Democratic
Convention.

Inc Democrats of Lincoln County are requested
10 SEND delegates to attend Convention to be held
at Lincoln Hall, in Damariscotta, on FRIDAY, AU-
" 10Th, 1876 at ~ O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose
Of nominating candidates for State Senator, Judge
OF Probate, Sheriff. County Attorney, County Con.
missioner and County Treasurer to be supported at
me next State election. Also TO select Il County
committee whose term of service will commence
Jan. LIST, 1871
me basis of representation will be as follows
Eacn town and plantation will be entitled to one
delegate, and additional delegate for every TWEEN
" lye Democraie votes, or majority fraction there
OF, cast Tor Gen Roberts, the Democratic candidate
tor Governor, in 1875.
Under this call and basis Alma will be entitled to
: Delegates; Boothbay s; Bremen 3 Bristol 10
Dainarlscotta s; Dresden 4; Edgecomb 3; jefferson
1; newcastle I; Nobleboro 6; Somere .; Wal
doboro Is; Westport .; WHITEHEAD 0; Wiscasset 10;
southport Monhegan Island ?.
RUFUS e. CHAPMAN,
RICHARD L RANDLETT
DENNIS II. HANLY
fLBRIDGE 5. WEEKS
HENRY FARRINGToS
Democratic County Committee
August, 9Th, 1876.
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NOTICE

THIS CERTIFIEs that for valuable considera-
i ton have this day given my son, GEORGE w.
You've, his time during his minority. shall claim
none Of his earnings nor pay any debts of his CON
tracing after this date. SAMUEL YOUNG.
s. W. SUMMARY, w. LINsCoTr.
Belmont, July 30, 1876. 3W6*
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Dyspepsia.

Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects: such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Heart
burn, Water brash, coming up of the food,
coated tongue, disagreeable taste in the mouth,
palptation of the Heart and all diseases of the
Stomach and Liver. Two doses of GREEN s
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once, and
there positively is not a ease in the United
States it will not cure. If you doubt this 90 to
your Druggist, r. H. Moody, and get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it, Regular size 10
canfS-Gmns 30nnW
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Lumber !!
Lumber, Lime. Cement. Sand. &c.

20:
The undersigned is DESTROYS of closing out his
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10
a Few Things That We Know.

We know that discorded stomach or liver
produces more suffering than any other cause
We know that very few physicians are success
full in their treatment of these disorders We
know that DaCosta's Radical cure will, with
out the shadow of doubt, almost Immediate
ly relieve and permanently cure all of these dis
tresslng symptoms. We know of thousands
who are willing to testify that what we say is
true to the letter. We know that if you will
give it fair trial you will let us add your name
to the 'cloud of witnesses" Will you give it IL
trial. and do il now? Trial size only 25c. Sold
by W. Poor Il Son, sole agents for Belfast,
A. j. Jordan agent for Orland. r. b. Slower,
agent for Bucksport.
Professor Parkers Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatabe No
physic required. costs % cents. Try it. tf5O
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To Let.

N ONE half of the Thos. j. Farrow house,
on Union Street-a nice and convc nient tenement.
Apply to W. ii. SIMPSON.
Belfast Aug. l. lS.G-tt5
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y Was Il perfect night.
li Nature mad turned poll
a"an, and espoused the
rWu-t ofiiayes and Wheel
e size could have been
more propitious. The
t bright moon, which
FHH haF c seen fit 10 call
incon> slant moon,
- true To the popular
Allegiance, and shone be
4uIg IRON the smiling
.-"lltu-.
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r .oST

LOST
4 BLUE twilled.sk sun-umbrella with bone
IA handle, lost on Tuesday, the LIST inst,
either in the streets of the city, between Belfast
and Saturday Cove, The finder will be suitably
warded on leaving the same at the office of Emery
Boardman, Esq, Belfast. It's
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No. ID Main Street.

Special Notice.
AS l am closing out my Stock account of poor
health, all persons indebted to me by note or &C
count are hereby notified that their accounts must
be settled Immediately, or they will be placed in the
hands of other parties for collection.
IL. III. FORBES.
Belfast June s. 1876. 4gtf
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PICkETS AND HAY BOARDS.
to y NJ Hay Hoops on hand, ST. 90
Hardwood Boards from to 81 inch; Cedar Posts
from 6 to 10 feet; House Cutters, to 10 cents per
foot; Floor boards, planned and jonted; Nice Yard
Boards, planned and shippers, SOLD All COST.
can also furnish, on short notice, ficmlock frames
cut to dimensions with all the necessary lumber to
complete the building.
A. HAYFoRn.
Belfast, Aug. 3, 1876, tf5
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soldiers were there, who
Nsl marched, foot-sore
ahd weary, beneath its
,,af' aud whose eyes, us
my beheld it, filled with
ear Of pride and fresh
bringing devotion.
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SPOKEN.
July 4th, lat. IS 10 N. Ion. II II, schr. Ada p
Gould, from Alexandria, Eng, for New York
July 22d, lat 81, lon. u 40, brig Dauntless, from
Richmond, Va, for Tuiste.
July 9th, Off the British coast, ship Gatherer,
from Liverpool for Bombay.
July Both, lat 10, Ion. G7 49, ship Humboldt of
Bath, from New York for San Francisco.
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lN1' anu Itli
ON The loyal breeze
that loved il we'll"
one common, resistlcss
impulse, with no blunder
az laundering. beaten
tat discouraged indiyid-
Atitopropose three cheers
M somebody he couldn't
link of, there arose one
ing, spontaneous, deafen-
ag shout, which came
Iinging straight from the
hearts ofmen true in peace
and in war, to that old
1ag.
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if~ central one, which
floats over Main ST. near
'ar rostollice, is a new
. # rhc best material
.4l workmanship, from
,0Jr establishment Of :. 4.
N1eridge, the other, rails
near the foot OF Pleas
. st., IS the victorious
banner of the last Pres
.mial campaign, dim
Mc4 indeed rs to its color,
NI bright with the pres
tm ot a conquering ma
9rts. and the scars of tri-
uuphaut battle. 1t is the
proud prerogative Of the
Gpublican party to up
bear auurto march under
'lc Nar-worn flag of the
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-08-10

Fac side walks were Common folks were in
rH ked ANA dense mass the street
l- riic rank and file of the
party, from the farm, the
ubee, the workshop and
'ue store filled ali the
7.lih ot Main Street for
-'fral squares.
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t1cu from the house Folks on the house tops
hI- AROSE the murmur felt good.
NJ generalization and gen
.lAl rood feeling which
It-E idrd the whole i'm
satl~t assembly.
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iihs portion OF the work
Oh hand being happily ac-
eoinplished, the band led
", and the great crowd
moved along in a solid
Cody TO the scene of the
'eeond hag-raising.
Here Gen. Davis Tillson
made a short speech, open
ing with an eloquent Gllu-
son TO the flag, and draw
my f0rcible and striking
comparison betwn the can
alaates of the two parties,
as 70 their respective rec
ords
The Generals remarks,
IKE the other features of
IAe occasion, were very
HAPPY, and as the flag
rolled gracefully Gown,
lhe colored Examinations,
rockets. cheering shouts
and music mingled in one
Hand,imposing spectacle.
More cheering filed the
ar and the company
marched back up town
again, singing with hearty
strength, to the music of
slhghi's Band, "Hurrah,
hurrah, We'll join the jubi-
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They moved to another

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-16

The Wisconsin River Pilot says !:
On Tuesday last, Mrs. Demaris, wife
of Levi Demars, residing Mt what is
known as the pickard place, this city
went to the river for pail of water.
The current at this point is very rapid,
and when she dipped the pail into the
stream her foot slipped and she was
precipitated into the cold waters of old
Wisconse. Owing to the rapidity OF
the current, the channel is Lpen for a
long distance below, but the margin
of the stream is fringed with Il belt of
ice. Mrs. Dcmaris struggled bravely
with the icy Hood, and as often as she
came within reach of the ice grasped II
with her hand, but was as often swept
onward down the stream. AT length
her feet touched bottom, and she was
enabled with feet and hands to main
tain her position near the shore. Her
cries for help had brought two ladies,
neighbors of hers, to the rescue but
as one of them attempted to go to the
drowning woman's assistance, her
companion held her back, fearing that
both would drown. Mrs. Williams,
another neighbor, coming from the
scene, by her efforts Mrs. Demaris was
reached from her 'peril0us position,
and by the aid of some men, who had
by this time arrived, she was carried
I'm an insensible condition to her
home. Medical aid was called and
every means taken to restore the al
most drowned woman. Her clothing
was frozen 80 that it broke like icicles;
her face and hands were badly frozen,
and although her life is saved, twill
be some time before she RECEIVERS from
the effects of her involuntary bath.
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TELEGRAPMIO SUMMARY.

Two of the leading tool and iron
company's colliaries as Pattsville, Pa
resumed work yesterday, giving EN-
ployment to large mum Der OF people.
Cardinal McCloskey is seriously Ill,
suffering from general debility. The
fatigue incidental to his journey to
Rome, and his arduous religious duties
have affected his health so much that
he was not able to appear in the
Cathedral Sunday.
A company of Spanish military
engineers, under command of Colonel
Don Juan Maria, arrived on Monday
in Philadelphia, and after parading the
streets under escort of the State
Fencibles, took possession of their
barrcks OH the Centennial Grounds.
Advices from Paris are to the effect
that on Saturday next Victor Hugo
will move in the Senate for general
amnesty for ofienses committed since
1870. Raspall will make similar
movement in the Chamber of Deputies
on the same day.
The Mississippi Senate, by vote OF
thirty.two to four, found Lieutenant
Governor Davis, guilty as charged in
the articles of impeachment, one col
ored and five white Republican Sena-
tors voting in the affirmative, and four
colored in the negative. The finding
of the bill will be formally announced
to-day.
Five masked men entered the house
of James Crosby, wealthy farmer,
living on the Dollytown road, near
Farmer Station, on the Northern New
Jersey Railroad, Tuesday morning,
and took Off twenty thousand dollars
worth of United States bonds and ten
thousand dollars worth of silverware
and iewelry.
kilograms from the West state 'na
the Union Pacific Road is blocked VIII
snow between Rawlns and Bittel
Creek. Passengers and freights OF yes
terday bound westward are at Rawllhs
A very severe snow storm prevails Oh
Creston Hill, and two or three frelghu
are laid out there.
A Belgrade dispatch says the wal
like feeling which had subsidized ii
consequence of Prince Milan's peace
full assurances to Prince Wride, Will
the latter was on mission here, seem
to be now re-opening. Great pressure
is brought by the war party ppo
Prince Milan, and it is rumored tina
the national militia has been ordere
to be ready to march at a moment
notice.
Seven remains were recovered fron
the ruins of the Norwich Poor Hous
Monday, and it is feared three more .
the inmates were burned. 1t is nov
believed fourteen persons were purne'
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A timid young man was visiting
beautiful young woman the other
evening, when, after "A pause, she said,
looking at him closely, "Now, | want
to propose to YOU" " You are very
kind" said the ditident young man,
between gasps and bushes, "but | am
not worthy o: such happiness and, in
fact, none Of our family are marrying
people-besides, my income il limited
my difference are Oh the wrong
side--I have to meet Mr.. Smith, and
Pm afraid l'll be late" Then, with
out waiting to put on his overcoat, he
tried to make exit through the door OF
cupboard. Why" said the young
woman, lifting her eyebrows in sur
prise, al wanted you to accompany
me to friends on Main street."
ooh, in that case, answered the swim,
"if your heads level, aud the boot is
on the other foot, shall only be too
happy, but | was afrad-that is, al
most dared to hope-in fact, am sub
ject to these seizures;' and he sat down
on the coal scuttle, and said it was II
very cold day - hadn't seen such
weather since the Fourth of July
TTitusville Herald.
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1t is reported in the city that Presi-
dent Clark, of the Dallas and Wichita
Railroad, has effected all necessary
financial arrangements to secure the
early completion of this important
line of traffic. If this be so, aud there
seems to be no room for doubt on the
subject. Dallas owes to President Clark
a lasting debt of gratitude Dallas
Herald 9Th.
But in that event, the debt of grati'
tude due President Clark is not con-
fined to the citizens of Dallas. The
neople of Denton owe a larger portion
of Il. It will be worth millions OF
money to the West for the reason that
ali this region Of country will De
brought within direct rail and tele-
graphic communication with Dallas,
st. Louis, New York, indeed, all the
great markets. The people, as a class,
will be benefited both directly and in
directly. The merchant, the farmer,
the mechanic, will reap the great bene'
fits flowing from it. The completion
OF the road to Denton will be the start
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-16

owing to the large and constant Increase
of the circulation of The Daily Herald, we
have been compelled to divide the city Into
two routes. Mr.. 4. W Hurst Is authorized To
receive subscriptions TO The Daily Herald In
all that part of the city north of the Main
street railway, including the north side OF
Main street; and Mr. A. Kent is authorized
to receive subscriptions in oil that part OF
the city South of the Main street railway
including the south side of Main street
Carriers are not allowed to receive subscrip
tions for longer period than one month
and those wishing 10 subscribe fo-a longe
period can do so at the office.
March 3D. 1876
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IN the Aims House Sunday night
Most OF them were people from sixty
TO seventy years Of age, Seven bodies
were taken from the ruins Monday,
burned toa clnder aud unrecogniIable,
Five Inmates were Injured.
a London dispatch says that Lard
Aylesford's wife has eloped with the
Marquis Of Blandlord, eldest son Of the
Duke Of Marlborough. The Marquis Of
B!andford is notorious for his several
escapades, and the Marlborough gems,
1t Is said, have been sold to pay his
debts. He is u brother of Lord Ran
dolph Churchill. Lord Aylosforl, the
unfortunate husband, was called home
from India on urgent affairs some
time ago. The elopcment Is the absorb.
ing topic in the clubs,
The Church Of the pilgrimo, Brook
Ign, will not accede 10, and will not DO
bound by, any principle declared ON
the result Of the Advisory Council, aud
regards those principles as novel, false
and revolutionary, and subversiye Of
the platforms and polity Of the Con-
gregational Communion, and that Il
does not hold itself bound to continue
denominational fellowship with any
church which adheres to these princi.
pies.
The Quincy Illinois Wings report
the following summary of the re-.
suits of the late storm In Mis-.
souri,; "Seven persons killed, seven
teen injured, three or -four of them
dangerously some thirty houses blown
down and immense damage done TO
orchards and timber. 1t is estimated
that in Monroe aud Rails counties one
thousand miles Of fencing was pros
trated. Five miles north of Monroe,
at the time Of the hurricane, terrific
storm passed over, leaving the ground
covered with eight or ten inches of
hail.
A dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt,
says on Wednesday last the Abyssin-
ian Army crossed the River Teca22e at
Depha, and attacked the entrenched
camp Of the Egyptian army, when se-
we're fighting took place. On Thurs
day the Abyssinians were repulsed,
and retreated to Adowa. King Lassa,
the Grand Nizier, six chiefs and five
thousand Abyssinians are reported
killed in the trenches. Prince Hassan
and General Loring, the English Of
licer in the Egyptian army, escaped
unhurt. Rhntib Pasha was wounded.
The Egyptian losses were heavy, but
the victory was complete,
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The result shows that the following
Democrats voted for Bakers resolu.
ton : Durand, Hatdenberg, jerks,
New, Phelps, Potter, Vance (Ohlo)
and s. - Williams Of Mlchlgaui and
the following Republicans for the reso-
luton of Mr. Cox Kelley, Leaven.
worth, McDill, Phillips of Kansas,
Plat, Townsend of Pennsylvania,
Willard, w. b, Williams of Michigan
aud Wilson.
Alter II long session "A vote was final.
~ taken by the House Committee ON
Indian Affairs on the question of the
transfer OF the Indian bureau to the
War Department, with the following
result; Ailirmative-Messrs. Scales,
Boone, Sparks, Hooker Morgan.
Negalive-Messrs, Wiltshire, Seelye,
Page, Van Worries and Tufts. The
other member of the committee Lane
was absent but as he Is known to be-
Tor the bill 1t was agreed to report II
iavorably. A minority of the com.
mittee will present report to be writ
ten by VanNorhes, opposing the trans
fer to the War Department aUd recon-
mending the establishment of de-
partment Of Indian affairs.
GALVESTON, March l5.-A special to
the News from Brownsville thus sums
up the state of affairs on the Mexican
side Of the river: "Colonel Pima
ambuscaded Colonel Parrot on his way
from Camargo to Matamoras. Colonel
Parrot was nearly in the tolls, but re.
ceived information Of his danger and
retreated precipitately, but was follow
ed upon by Colonel Pima, He, how.
ever, outmarched Pima, and escaped by
entering the chapporel and taking by
paths to Matamoras. Pima is encamp-
ed between Reymosa and Matamoras.
Lettera is in command Of the line OF
the Rio Bravo but is not half the man
nor near SO popular as General Daz.
1t is reported that the National Guards
are organizing and will be armeI1. In
that event General Diaz will soon
have Matamoras, as the mass of the
people are in his favor. The news
from the interior of Mexico is favor
able to the insurgents. Their plan is
to revalutioni2e as many States as pos
sible, to prevent the regular army
from forming functions.
CONCORD, March l5.-Returns of the
election being received are very full,
and show decided Republican gains
throughout the State; indications point
to the election of Cheney by the peO-
pie. There seems to be no doubt that
the Republican, have elected a majority
of Senators. The Republicans claim
that their majority in the House is
fifteen or twenty, though the Demo
Gratis do not yet concede the House.
The Republicans are confident that
they have made clean success and
are jubilant. Sufficient figures are
not yet received to indicate the precise
status.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested to announce ID. q. Lindsey
as II candidate for city Assessor and Collector
mt the approaching municipal election.
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M. pATRiCIG's DAY.
Parade of the Igibernians.

Alto o'clock n. H., the society will
meet ut Odd Fellows Hall, and will
form at 10 sharp. From the hall the
procession will move west to Elm
street, down Elm to Houston, from
Houston to Commerce, up Commerce
to Jefferson, thence TO Main, and
down Main to Pearl, thence to Elm,
and thence down Elm to Odd Fellows
Hall, where the possession will dis
band. All lrishmen are respectfully
invited to Participate in the parade,
and Mt the social aud ball ut night at
Odd Fellows Hall. The music for the
occasion will be furnished by Professor
Bloss' band, and the ball at night un-
der charge of Professor George.
mch lh.dHt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-16

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w quested to announce Geo. w. Fifer
as a candidate for City Assessor and Collec.
tor at the ensueing election in April.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-16

In sparsely settled districts, where medical
aid is often dificult and sometimes impossi-
families to have in the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely COM
prehensive In Its curative operation, perfect
~ pure understanding and recommended
by the medical faculty, Udolpho Wolfes
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps possesses all
the requisites of n family medicine.
marid&wly ~
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ing point OF a new, grand and prosper
Gus career for the peop'c Of all this re-
gion of country. The many benefits
aud advantages cannot Ice estimated.
Hence there Is but one voice here, and
that ~, "lIurrah for President Clark ~
-- UcHtoH Monitor.