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Jewels OF Thought and Devotion.

live ,,iiIa Won live the cnicur, ,,o,la s,,
And seize the pleasures OF the present day:
Live while yOn iiye the sacred preacher cries,
And give to God each moment as it flies
"i ~ III nv Nl'"9 Ist poih IL ui!ttd o'
'' al =" ''"i "'''i "'' III 'ii'e'
There is no service like his that serves be-
cause lie loves. Sidney.
TO my inward Nision thing are achieved
when they are we'll begun.
II - very t"7N hiidiii3 reasons why o'htf
l'"pit >lo"u pt Pa'ltHl. i'to Ellot.
P'' r-lliili"iH says o'N Nie shouia he me
2"SN l'Flie'tN transparent i'''" very NIUE
'hNll'
The r4rf4,t archer r,lI. th. daar hi. o,,,,
!, Ali. Xt.f iI,. ,hlft i vhi~tiinm irho Gnni,i,
'NlsrA-
Ie,uulatjnu rarely cannes in ,rorli,,, b,,,rx
n j. in thri. INN. ,i mon MA 1u,l NJ,
1n9trrd
arm. he came into lie nulnit and said ..'Thanl,
tiod | still have one arm with which ia work
INV way 10 heaven"
Women CHARMS, rs q general thing, i'll pro-
portion as they are good. A plain face with Il
Men who have tried both uniformly aoree to
1hi>
III Is 4 wonderful reflection that our country
Is 50 wide thai the sef-same day may be kept
with Ice and snow and >elghng and skating ut
The North, or IN the open air among birds and
il is one land one ooyrrnmant ono 1onmnn in.
tare.t md We can ali thnnLfuiIy mill tnrotha,
in tbc tir,t CHRISTMAS hvmn ..Pa.na on sartI :
Good will ia mem" IGhristian Jfnion
Don't you think Of knocking out another per-
sons brains because he differs in opinion with
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Tacking Ship OF Shore.

The following lines have been once publish
spirit of poetry and the salt of the ocean, that
we give them place again, after lapse of per-
halEs ten wears. They We're written by some
one who "knew the ropes
ihe weather leeeh Of the topsa shiyers,
The bowlineS strain and the lee shrouds sacken,
The brace, are taut, the 1.-the boom quivers
And the waves with the coming squal cloud blacken
open one point on the weather bow
l. The light-houS tail on Fire Island Head
There : Il shade of doubt on the captains brow,
And the pilot watches the heaving lead.
I stand at the wheel and with eager eve
10 sea and to sky and TO shore i gaze,
TIL the mutttred order of "Fuli and by!"
Is suddenly changed to "Full for stays"
The ship bends lower before the breeze
As her broadside fair TO the blast she lays;
And she switter springs to the rising seas,
As the pilot calls "StanG by for stays"
Il is silence ALL as each in his place
With the gathered coils in his hardened hands
By tack and bowline, by sheet and brace,
Waiting the watchword impatient stands.
And the light on Fire Island Head draws near,
A., trumpet winged, the pilots shout
From ms post on the bowspritS heel hear,
WIN Inc welcome call OF ''Ready! About y
No time to sparel 1t is touch ami go,
And the captain growls, 'Down helm!-iard
As my weight on the whirling spOkes throw,
Nhile heayea grows black with the storm clouds
1IOwn.
Ugh DER the knight-heads flies the spray,
As We meet the shock OF the plungng sea
And my shoulder stiff to the wheel lay,
As answer, AYE, aye sir, hard alec!
With The swerving leap Of startled Steed
he ship lies fast i'll the eye of the wind,
The dangerous shoals on the lee recede,
And the headlandS white we have left behind.
The topsails lutter the jibs collapse
And belly and hug at the grOaning cleats,
HE spanktr STATS and the mainSai flaps,
And thunders the order, "rackS and sheets.'
Mid the rattle of blocks and the tramp of the crew.
Kisses the rain Of the rushing squall
The sails are aback from ceW TO clew,
And now Is the moment for ''alans.iil haul"
Aud the heavy yards like a baby's toy
By iitty strong arms are quickly swung
She holds her way and look with JOY
For the first white spray oer the bulwarks flung.
'l.rt go and haul!' lis the last command
And the head-sals fill TO the blast once more
AStcrn and to leeWard lies the land,
VIII. its breakers white on the shingly shore.
" has matters the reef or the rain, or The s,Iuall>
steady the helm for the open sea
tue firSt mate clamors "Beay there, all
And The captains breath once more comes free.
And so OF shore let the good ship ny;
lttle care how the gusts Aiay blow,
ia my 10 -caStlc bunk in jacket dry
i.ght bells have struck, and my watch is below.
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\ Dubuque girl played "copenhagen"
at party the other night, and yelled, and
shrleked, and howled, and ran behind the
door, and scratched the young mans face
in seven places and upset a kerosene lamp,
and kicked over the piano stool, and scrcam-
ed for the police, and finally, when he
kissed her just on the tip Of the ear, she
tainted dead away. and said she could
never look any one in the face again, and
they led the bashiul, modest creature sob
bng home. The next day she ran away
with a married lightning-rod peddler, with
a hair lip and six children.
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Lady GOdiva on Foot,
TFrom the Poughkeepsie Press. /


Among the many singular banterings. bet
tiugs, wagers or by whatever name they may
be termed is the following made by two frolic-
some lasseS of Iansingburg, Rensselaer, county.
When we tell this story ii is with no intention
of reelection upon the character of either of
these wiful maidens, who, in a spirit of fun,
while heated with discussion of the chances
OF their various favorites tone of them being an
admirer of Hayes, and the other a devoted adj
herent OF Tiden and Reform) had made a very
foolish and somewhat unmaidenly resolution,
for the characters of both are above reproach
and when the language was used neither eX-
pected to he called upon to perform the task.
one of them. whom we will call Jane, to more
strongly express the doubt of Tilden's election
said that if he was elected President, she would
walk from her residence TO the Rensselaer, Park
gate clad only in her chemise. The banter was
taken Immediately by her fair opponent, who
promised to perform the feat in case of the final
success of Hayes. And now the fair pair have
pledged themselves to the faithful performance
of this remarkable achievement, and they are
anXiously awaiting the result. that they may
know which OF the pair will be called upon to
pay forfeit. Boys need not watch for the event
TO come of, as the loser will choose her own
time, which will, of course, be in the hours of
night when least expected. No one is to know
when the event transpires except the two girls,
and we can tell nothing more at present save
that the distance to be travelled by the loser is
quite considerable.
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Nelson and Benjamin West.

A curious anecdote is related By Mr. Ticknor
in reference to Benjamin Vests picture OF the
Death Of Neson." Just before Nelson went
to sea for the last time, West sat next to the
great captain at an entertainment given in his
honor, and in the course of dinner Nelson eX-
pressed his regret to sir William Hamilton that
he had little taste or discrimination for art
But said he, turning to West, ''there is one
picture whose power | do feel. never pass
by print store where your Death of Wolfe is
i'm the window without being stopped by it,"
West. of course, made his acknowledgements,
and Nelson went on to ask why he had painted
ne more of them like it.
Because my lord, there are no more sub
jlects.''
d it, said the sailor, ~ didnt think of
that;" and asked him to take a glass of cham
pagne.
But, my lord, fear your intrcpidity will
yet furnish me such another scene, and if it
should, shall certainly avail myself of it,
"Will you"' said Nelson, pouring out bum
pers, and touching his glass violently against
Vests. "WiI you, Mr.. West? Then hope
| shall die in the next battle"
We all know how the painter fulfilled his
promise in the Death of Nelson.
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A Penitent's Prayer.

You kissed me al the gate, last night
ANA mother heard the smack,
She SAWS it's naughty TO do 50,
20 please to take it back.
cannot see what narm there i
In such thing-can you
But mother seems so very WrOth,
Please take ii back-now do.
1t seems to me quite natural
For the lips to meet that way;
Ent mother say, it's very wrong,
30 take il back, pray.
And, come to think of it, I'm sure
That several times twas done;
30 now, to make it right, be sure
TO take back every one.
would not have you think its ne;
| do not care Il mite,
But mothers so particular;
Please take them back, 10 night.
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STATE OF MAINE.
SUPREME JUDICIAL Coz l.

WALDO -. Upon the foregoing libel it is ordered
that said llbeliant give notice OF the pendency Of
said libel to said Hiram +. Marden by publishing an
attesed copy thereof, with this order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Republican journal, Il
newspaper printed at Belfast in said County the last
publication 10 be thirty days at least before the next
term of said Court TO be holden at said Belfast on the
first Tuesday Of January next, that said libecc
then and there appear and show cause ii any he
have, why the prayer OF the libelunt should not be
granted. Attest W. q. FRYE CLERK.
true copy Of Libel and Order thereon,
3w2o Attest. W. q. FRYE, Clerk.
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A large number of Roman coins have re-

A large number of Roman coins have re-
Gently been found in England near the old
Roman wall on the North Tyne. A treas
ure chamber containing many affairs and
thousands OF coins has been unearthed
On the borders of Derbyshire and Motifs a
similar discovery was made fortnight
ago. Workmen who We're digging a trench
near brewery laid bare u large earthen-
ware vase of Roman workmanship. buried
about two feet below the surface. 1t was
found to be nearly full of copper coins
probably two hundred OF three hundred in
number Many of them are in tolerably
good preservation, and the majority are
coins of the reigns of Tetricus, Vctorinus,
Claudius and Gallienus
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THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
al Ann ST., New York; 70. Box, 458G

10 the Honorable Justices Of Our Supreme Iudicia
Court neAt 10 be holden at Belfast in and for tht
County OF Waldo, ON the third Tuesday of October
next.
n AURA A. MAEDEN of Belfast in said County
i respectfully represents that She was lawfully
married to Hiram +. Marden on the twentieth day
OF June, A. ID. lS13, at Palermo i'll said County, hy
Rev. Mr.. Josiah HalloWell, Il minister OF the Gospel
duly authorized to socmniIe marriages in saiJ
County; that ever since said marriage she has con
Quoted herself towards said Hiram #. AIarden
dutltul, true and faithful wife, but that the said
Hiram F. Marden, wholly regardless of his marriage
vows and covenant las not conducted himself 10
wards said Laura A. Mardcn as Il true, tait htu anC
ahectionate husband but has ever since said mar
riage wholly neglected and refused to provide her
the said Laura A. with clothing and provision, al
though abundantly able to do; that the said
Hiram i. Marden is an habitual user Of intoNicat
ing liquors; that while under the influence of in
toNicatng liquors he treated your bellant in cross
cruel and nsolen manner that in pril, a. ID. le.J
said Hiram +. Marden converted all OF his property
into money and notes, and on the sixth day OF Sep
telnber ls15, deserted your liUelant, carrying His
property with him, leaving your libtllant pruuile>-,
with child to support by her own labor with The
charity OF her friends.
That she has had by said Hiram +. NIarden one
child, to wit Soon d. Marden, aged two ears, and
that said Hiram +. NIarden is not II suitable person
to have the custody Of said child
WHEREFORE she prays that ii divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony now existing between her and
the said Hiram +. Nlarlen may be decreed. if the
same shall be deemed reasonable and proper, con
duclVe to domestic harmony, and consistent with
the peace and morality of society; and that the
tody of said child, on account of its tender years
may be committed TO her together with reason
able allowance from the estate of said Hiram i.
Marden, if the same shall be deemed proper
And your lbellant further alleges that though Size
has made diligcnt search for her said husband, his
residence is wholly unknown to her, ...,.....
LAURA A. MARDEN.
Belfast, Sept H. ls,6
WALDO s.. September II, ls-d, subscribed and
sworn 10 before me. GEO. +. JOHNSON,
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NJ Otlce

pERSONS having unsettled accounts with mt,
/ hereby notified to call and settle within
three weeks from date and save cost, as after that
date they will be left in other hands for collection
{. \. COT1RELI.
Belfast NOV. IT, 1876. 3W2u+
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School Wanted.

\ NY person requiring the services Of an eNperi
\ enced Normal Teacher for a mixed or graded
District school can be supplied by addressing NJ y
NJ, Belfast. in care this Office.
Belfast, NOV. IL, 1c.G. @wlut
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Caution Notice.

TINHS is to give public notice that hereby forbid
L any and all persons harboring or trusting any
person or persons on my account without written
order FROM me. {. b. GETCHEIl..
Belfast, Nov. II, lS.G. 3W'U
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Notice.

a IL persons intending to teach school in Stock
IA ton during the coming winter are hereby uoti
fed to meet for examination at the Selectmen'8 of
flee in Stockton on Friday. Dee. lst
w. G. SMALL,
3W2O Supervisor Of Schools.
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HOI.LO w A vs. Pill =
invariably cur' the following disease.
Disorder of the Kidnevs.

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secretc too much or too little water whether
they be afflicted With the stone gravel, or Will
aches and pains settled i'll the lons the region,
Of the kidneys, these Pills should be taken accord
ing to the printed directions, and the Ointment
should be well rubbed into the small OF the blcl, at
bed time. This treatment will give almost immcdi
ate relief when all other means hive failed
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Administrators Sale.

\ GREEABLY to license obtained from the
IA Probate Court, shall sell at public auction the
real estate of the late
LUTHER Il. DAVIS, of Freedom,
Saturday, December 23d, 1876. at the late res
idence of deceased, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
3w21s J. D. LAMSON, Administrator
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Es. Ell. EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATEN1t

For Inventions. Trade Marks or pcSlgHS
No. 76 State ST., opposite kilby st. Bost0i
"A years, continues to secure Patents in the Uut
States; also III Great Britain, France and other
eian countries. Caveats, Speciicutions. A~-4|
mcnts and ali papers for Patents executed nrrAs.
able terms, with sputch, Researches made 10 10
tcrmine the validity and utility OF Patents of u,,
tionS and legal and other advice rendered in .
matters touching the same. tOplu5 of the claim
any patent furnished hy renting one dollar A.
sgnmcnts recorded in Washington.
No IgsHCB IN the IHitcd States possesses sRDeyt.
facitific5 tOr obt0t0tag FatTGtS or 0sceytdtHiHQ
pdtentdttittNcG tHreHtt6nS,
All necessity of a Journey 10 Washington to pr.
cure Patent, and the usual great delay there, .'.
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
''Iregard Mr. Eddy one OF the ost capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had 81
fetal intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Com's'r of Patents"
az have no hesitation in assuring inventors thu
they cannot employ a man more'c1mpetent and tts
ic1lthB and more capable OF putting their applcI
tons IN form TO secure for them an carly and tayT
able consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMtN ND BURKE, late Com'sr of Patent.
"llr. Il. II. EDDY has made for me over THlRIl
applications for Patents, having been successful IN
almost every Such unmStakable proof OF great
talent and ability on his part leads meto recommend
ALL inventors to apply to him to procure their pa
tents, rs they may he sure of having the most faith
tul attention bestowed upon their cases, and ut very
reasonable charges JOHN TAGGARI."
Boston. Jan 1876. 1yr27.
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EdWin-And now, darling, before we part
how are we to keep our marriage profound
secret? Angeine promptly y)-Nothing easier,
Edwin dear. You have only to behave to me
as you have always done and nobody will sus-
pect it.
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SANFORD'S
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For CATARRH
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Genttemea,-We have sold SANFORD'S RADI-
CAL CURE for nearly year, and say can
didy that we never sold similar preparation that
gave such universal satisfaction. We have to learn
the first complaint yet
We are not in the habit of recommending patent
medicines but your preparation meets the wants of
thousands, and we think those afflicted should be
convinced of its great merit, that their suffering
will be relieved. We have been in the drug business
for the past twelve years constantly and sold every
thing for Catarrh but yours leads all the rest If
you proper you this letter any part of
it that You wish Very truly yours.
s. ID. BALDWIN s. co.
Wholesale ard Retail Dealers in Drugs, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind Feb. %, 1876.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
The following testimonials are from MEssRs. J o.
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and universal satisfaction. No other disease is so
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the following gentlemen among their best citizens
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Castoriia.

1t il a mistake to suppose that Castoria i not
adapted to grown persons well Children. They
only need to increase the quantity But children
have so many complaints for which Castora is adapt
ed-lke Wind Collie, Sour stomach, Worms
letter, Teethins and Group, that it is especially
recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain than Caster ssti III
contains no alcohol and i aa pleasant to tale
us honey 1tneyer gripes. Eyregulatng the stomach
and boWles the Castoria c0Ois ifse blood, txptls
worms and prevents ttyershneas, quie. the nerve
and produce health then of course children
can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest
Castoria is rec0Hssss ended hy all physicians
and nurses who have tried it, and it i. having 4
rapidly increasing sale. 1t is prepared With great
care after the recipe of Dr. 3amnel Pitcher of Mass,
at the Laboratory of B. Rose & Co., 4G Day 5tIrel
New loik. :.uus ID
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Piano for Sale F!

An EXCELLENT PIANO, OF GOOD MAN l.
IN and in fine order. win be sold at bargain
Apply at the journal Office.
Belfast Feb. %, 1876, tf34
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The country is large, but there isn't room for
two presidents. Brooklyn Argus.
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Each package contains Sanford's Improved Inla
ing Tube, with full directions for in all cases
Price 81 90 per package For sale by ali wholesale
and retail Druggists throughout the United States
WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents and Whole
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Centaur
Liniinnents !

The lame can be healed and the wounded mnic
whole. We now know just what the Centaur l.ini-
men will do. They will not mend broken bones or
cure Cancer, but they will extract soreness al-
lay pain, Rheumatism and larger range of
tiesh bone and Muscle ailments than any article yer
before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot go beyond the effects Of
these remarkable preparations. Chronic sehe.i-
natisan of many years standing, Neuralgia Weak
Back, Fever Sores, Weeping-Sinews,S Sciatcii
Caked Breasts, Distorted Joints and Sprained Limbs
of the worst kind are cured by the White Centa,.
Liniment.
1t will destroy the pain and heal without "a
scar all ordinary Burns and Scalds 1t will extract
the poison Of Bites and Stngs, and the frost from
Frozen Limbs. 1t is very eiicaeious for Ear-ache,
Tooth-ache Itch and C"taneous Erul,tions.
Mr.. Josiah Westake, of Marysve, o, writes
"For years my Rheumatism has been SO bad that
have been unable to stir from the house, Tie first
three bottles of Cenaur Liniment enabled me 10
walk without my crutches. am mendng rapidly.
think your Liniment simply MARVEL
G. II. Bennett, Druggist Rock Prairie Mo. Saw :
"Centaur Liniment sells better and gives the best
satisfaction OF anything i'll the market"
What the Cent,ur Linimcnt has done for others
IL VIII 10 Tor YOU 1t Is handy il Is reliable and it
is cheap.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
is worth its weight in gold TO owners of horses ana
mules.
This Liniment has cured more spTAined .Swecni-
ed, Ring-boned and Called Horses in three
years than have all the FArlers in the country in
an age It's effects are simply wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands of certificates
as strong the following:
'My horse was lame for a year with ittlock
wrench. An remedies uttcrIy failed to cure aud |
Centaur linimrnt which rapidly cured HIM hy.arti-
" recolnmend it.
GREW. GEO. W. FERRIS,
''Nunorve, Schollurir Co.. \. l"
"DEAE AiH,-i have used Your Centaur Lininlrnt
IN my family, and find il 10 he OF great value. Please
send me two dollars worth, for the lnups and
horses RILEY SICkfES.
"FALLS STATION, WYoMINti CO., PA"
1t makes very little difference what the case i,
whether ii be Wrench, $prain, Poll-Ev, EinebDne,
Scratches or lamrnrss of any Kind, the effects are
the same. Liverimcn. Stage proprietols Farmers,
&c, should never be without the yellow CeDtaur
liniment. 1t i sold everywhere, aud warranted in
its effect
Laboratory OF j b. ROSE Il Co.
4d DFt ST, NEW lolI.
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For Cutaneous Disorders.

And all eruptons OF the skn this Ointment is lno.
invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone hut
penetrates with the most searching effects to tn,
very root Of the evil