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with a, CIV IL.
IL Is white with "A blush cast or with
sp'cks Ia u, refuse IL. second, examine
rs afhesiyeness-wct and kneaf a lit
tie of II between your fingers: II j.,
worgs soft and sticky. IL IL poor. ThiYj.
throw a little lump Of dried -four
against a srnOrtt. surface, IL IL falls like
powder. II f. bad. Fourth. s1u.szs
spne % the fJur tightly In your hand
u II retains the shtI.. given hy the
pressure. that IN IS "A good sign.
~ OENAMTNTAL Dr-u-Pars S.,d
core. without splitting. some small
size-l. tart apples. and boil them very
gently. with ~ lemon to six aopl~
TIL a straw Will pass through them.
Make A syrup 81 half a pound Of whi,s
sugar. for each pound Of aDples put
the apples unbrDken and the lemon.
sliced into .he syrup. and boil gently
TIL the apt - look clear. Ta~~S
them Up carefully 81 ~ nO, 20 -
them. and adj an ounce or more Of
clarified isinylass - the syrup. and y:
II boil up. Then lay a slice Of lsrn.yn
on each app = and stra n the syrup over
them.
T"TATo Fi.s-TLe small yare,is-
q tomatoes are the best fOr uz,uy
hg%. Max syrup ~ FOR pres1rvfnn
Drop IN he tomatoes. a few az a ID
and toll a few moments. skim on, and
lay on plates 20 partially dry In your,
tn oven. Or In a cool baking oven. La
The aJrup toll down a little. OF
more sugar - II. and then pu, In NOR
tOmatSz 4 few cloves. cinnamon roo,
Jr lemon slics-i may De us@si AZ favor
IN the syrup IL liked. When the ~.
Ar- partly irisi. puck in tumblers or
'rs. s~prilkiing sugar plsntifuliy BE-
,wesn Tie ayers Cover with pa.,~
with white Of egy. ard keep
try Place. =
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silver Passing SAFE through the
Pitrsbur: Riot

Among The cars which were destroy
81 saturday niznt and sunday during
the prevalence ~ TIE 10, were - or IL
which contained freight shipped by the
Pennsylvania Lead Company OF Mars
field. IL was generally sgpp~@i that
all Of these cars contained pigs of cad.
n IN the surf.it d; other more v4iu-
able and more EASILY transported gods.
no n thought OF l0atluz himself with
this heavy meta. On Tuesday. after
TIE fire, IL was discovered that three Of
the car outlined pure silver. which
lad been smel,ed a; The Mansfield es-
Enlistment, and which was on It's way
TO the Philadelphia Mint -es silver
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was in the form o --- \
than pigs OF lei. and. like the le...
bad melted and run down bet tween the
ties and in the cutters Of course there
was no effort on the part Of the Com
pany 10 d'ssi2ats the impression tina,
the cars contained nothing but led.
and IS tn" metals look much alike there
WAS m attempt IA steal any 81 the
more precious substance. On Tuesday
the prnprletors visited the mn and re-
moved the metal. The value OF the
silver tha. was in the Ears is not Il, fin
ltely known. but the amoun; was e v
eral thousand dollars.
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An old citizen IN a country village. on
having a subscription list handed him
toward purchasing a new hearse for the
Place, thus excused himself. Il paid IS
for a new hearse forty years ago, and
and my folks hain't had the benefit
of IL xef0
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ITEMS OF iNlEERST.

The whole number of Pilgrims ty
Rome during the Pop-'s ep.scopa! iubi-
lee Vas 1920. The largest number
from any "a country a from France
-6.OdO. The Unitei States sent 500.
In the past - years. Of 2.d53 persons
condemned to death IN Austria. only
jGY We're executed. the reigning soyev
eign having been averse 10 capital pun
ishment. and having pardonei or con
muted the sentences Of the others.
y tomb at Sparta. where explorations
are being conducted under the auspices
of the ArchT logical society Of Ataensl
has yielded relies Of an ancient civIlirsU
ton very similar To those d~iscuyrrriI
SchlIeman al Mycer -.
IL is estimated that the to.a'
of wheat III Minnesota this I
measure 3i.op0.UVr bushels. e.
2j.OOo.OoO bushels Will h- % .he
~portatIon Ia consumers OUT not
state. The total yield last ,
exceed 100000. LA
me russian shores 81 t,omous ~
are infested ny a Plague - s,v-
spiders. whose bite fuses = .xen
eral days. and. in some ,u,,0
fatal. IL is supposed a. ar,iuH
of the birds and insects 9" ND
lily feed on these AMI u
their appearing III suci"
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RED CLOUD.
A Strip OfBlue.
BY LUCY ROOM.

By LUCY ARCOM
do not own an zach of land,
But all 1 see Is mine
The orchard nj the moving fields,
The lawns and gariens fine.
The WINS IN tax collectors are,
They bring ME tithes divine
WIZ scent, and sub;le essences,
A tribute rare and free;
Ard, mo G magnificent than all,
My window keep s for me
A glimpse OF blue immensely,
little S rip OF Sea.
Richer am I tran he who owns
Great fleets AMI argOsies;
hive a hare In every ship
Won by the island Sreez,
To loi'er on yon airy road
Above the apple trees.
i freight them with ms untold dreams,
IA h bears my own pickei crew;
And nopler ca goes wait for them
Than ever India knew
My ships that sail In o the East
Across Il al outlet blue.
Sometime they seem like living shapes
The people OF the sky
Guests In whi'e rsiment roming down
From h -aven which Is lose 10y.
! all them by familiar nam s,
As one by one draws nigh.
60 white so l., hi, 50 sp rit-iike.
From violet mists they bloom!
The achi 8 wastes Of the unknown
Are half reclaimed from gloom.
Since on LIES hospitabIe sea
All souls find sailing room.
The sails. Ike fakes OF ros cate pearl.
Float In upon the mist:
The waves are broken precious STOKES
Sapphire nd amethy 81.
Washed FIR, m C lestIsl basement walls,
BY suns uns { Ing XII -sed.
Out throu Oh the utmost gates Of space
Past where the gay tarsu drift,
To the widening Infinite. my soul
Glides on. a vessel swift;
Yet not er anchorage.
In yonder azure rift.
Here sit I. as a little child;
The threshold Of Gods door
Is that clear band Of ch~rysoprase;
Now the vast t. mp e floor.
The binding glory + the dome
bow my head before;
The universe. o. God. is home,
In hei, hi o. depth, to me;
Yet here upoH tTy footst.o OF green
c n e 1t am I TO be;
Glad. when opened to my need.
Some sea like glimp OF Thes.
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No Bones in the Ocean.

Mr.. Jeffrey has established the fact
that bones disappear in the ocean. By
dredging. it is common to bring up
teeth. but rarely ever a bone OF any
kind; these. however compact, dissolve
if exposed to the action of the water
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Ma. didn't Noah have b~es IN IA.
ark: Certainly. ny darling or eour.-
hedf-bu; why ID yOu S4ntto knswY
because | heard OH teacher taking
about The ancient Ark hives. the osh~s
dag. AMI hos | und.rstAnd VIA, .ls
nEarf
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Mamma Ass-is precious younSs.er
al a tabs the Oth>. evening. xf.r
long AMI yearn.nz gan toward a plate
Of d0rghnuts. do you ihin2 I
stand an0,h.r Of those fred hos,x
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The Kings OF Holland. Belgium. Swe-
den. Spain and Portugal have engaged
residences in Paris for the period of Il .
Exposition in 1873.
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>ktII Rf.t IPES.

TOutTu SIEt Take the Juice OF ssns
rite Tomatoes. and put "A pound OF su{1,''s
Ear 10 each quart Of Juice. Put IL itUvi
bottles and set y aside. In a few
IL viii have a." appearing"
Of pure wine"f The t.s,Lc STAND.
with water. ~ a TX. j. ll2
for The sick. sh'Nh-
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY,, March H.
Arrivals of stock ut malket-CattIe 1867 Sheen
and Lambs 3Jdo; Swine 1902; number Western
Cattle 1900; Eastern Cattle IL. AIich Cows and
Northern Cattle 100.
Prices Of Beef Cattle per 100 lha, live weight-Ex
ira quality Sc 25aG sos first quality So l. Las IS
second quality s. 3. Las g. ~ third quality 81 55a
) %; poorest grade Of coarse Oxen, Bulls &c.
I iUa4 -.
Brighton Hides 2a-c per Id; brighton Tallow 80
5 Zoe per III. Country Hides 2a6c per ID Country
falloW 3a5c per ID.
Norking OxenFoT several weeks past there
have been more working Oxen in the market than
the demand required and trade has not been so &C
tive as drover3 would like to have it. We Guota
3alea-
one pair girth it in, live weight 1900 lbs s17o
pair grth # IL nchcs, live weight 5000 lbs Sl4j
pair grth # inches, live weight 2500 lbs Sl25
pair grth # inchea, live weight, $500 lbs, $13l
pair grth # inches, live weight, $500 lbs Sl30
pair coar3e ones, girth feet, live weight 22ol lba
ll0.
Mich Cows Extra $55a95 ordinary s25a5o
Prices Tor Mich Cows do not vary much from week
| 10 week. Good Cows command fair prices and q
ready sale usually.
store CatteNot much call for Stores and but fey.
in market, most Of the Northern Cattle that are In
| lair condition being sold for Beef
Sheep and Lambs Those from he West were I'll
owned by butchers and taken direct TO the Abattoii
! to be slaughtered. Trade for Northern Sheep and
Lambs has been quiet at prices ranging from to 4
| per ID.
| Swine n 10 store Pigs III market. Fat Hogs, 90
! prices e per III, live weight.
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Meadow lAiIlg Mower!
ASSESSORS NOTICE.


TIME Subscribers, Assessors OF the City of Belfast
l. hereby give notice to the inhabitants Of said
City, to make and bring in to the true and perfect
lists Of their Polls and Estates, real and personal in
writing, including money on hand and at interest,
and debts due more than owing, and all property
held in trust as guardian, executor, administrator or
otherwise except such as is by law exempt from
taxation) which they are possessed of on the first
day of April next, and be prepared to substantial
the same according to law and for the purpose of
receiving said lists, and making transfers of real
tate, the undersigned will be in session at the Asses
sors' office during the business hours of each day,
from the first to the fifteenth inclusive of April next
and any personal examination of property by the
Assessors will not be considered as u waiver for
neglect of any person in bringing in and perfect
lists as required by law. Blanks on which to make
said lists may be had by applying to the Assessors.
Highway Surveyors of the several districts are
quested to bring in their several tax books of 181d
by the tenth Of April 1877.
Agents of the several school districts request
ed to make returns under oath to the Assessors OF
the number of scholars belonging to each family in
their school Districts their names and age, together
with the names of the heads of the families, as soor
az may he after the first of April.
GEORGE WOODS, Assessors
JOSEPH III. KALER, : of
GEORGE L. WALLACE, Belfast.
March 20 1877
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MI. Di0genes.

This singular man lived in Greece. He was
dIel!nguil He'd for his eocenrcities. bad manners
and bad disposition. IL WAS his chief business
to hhd Fault. For example, he took a lantern
oiic day when the sun was shining BRIGHTLY and
went out TO search for au honest man, thereby
lh@lhuatlng that such persons were exceeding
iN scarce. When Alexander, Il distinguished
military Gentleman, paid him II visit and in
CURED what he could do for him, he had the
mpudence to tell him TO s.net ont of his SIM
SHINE 70 cap the climax of his Oddities he
dressed Ike IL be9gar and lived in IA tubl He
was a sour, grabbed, cruStv Old bachelor We
infer that he had no wife, first, because his
tory does not mention her; second, because no
woman would take kindly to one of his habits.
dress or manners, or aspire to become mistress
of his mansion. 'There was an old woman
who lived in sh0e," it is true, but the woman
who would live in tut, and especially with
such c0mp0at0R, has not been heard from
The misanthropic spirit which possessed this
man was doubtless due to disordered digestion
and IA biliousness, one Of the prominent symp-
toms of which is morose, taut-tinding dispo-
stion. The tongue is heavily coated, giving
rise to Il bad taste, the appetite is not good, and
the patient feels dull, sleepy, or dizzy, and is
apt to be lretfnl. Unfortunately, Mr.. Diogenes
lived several centuries before DIR. Pierces Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets were invented, a few
doses of which would have relieved him of his
"bile," and enable him TO find scores Of '>hon-
est men" without the aid of his lantern Under
thelf magic influence, combined with that OF
NE Golden Medical Discovery, to cleanse his
blood, he might have been led to take Il more
cheerful view of life, to exchange his tub for a
decent habitation. to ''spruce up in personal
appearance, and at last have taken q wife 10
mend ms clothes and his manners, both OF
winch were In evident need of repairs, and be
come the happy sire of little Diogeneses who
would have handed down to PROSPERITY the
name, not OF cynic philosopher, but of a
cheeUM, heolthy, huppy, rirtuous nan.
What other Medicines have failed to do
HUNTS REMEDY surely does. Restoring tc
health those afflicted with Dropsy, Bright
| Disease, Kidney, Urinary Complaints, Diabete.
and Gravel. HUNTS REMEDY cures Inconti
hence and Retention Of Urine. Excuses, In
temperance and Loss of Appetite. HUNT,
REMEDY is the best medicine ever discovere,
| for the cure of these diseases.
| INFALLIBLE EvE-WAsH improves. the Eyes
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BOSTON MARKET,

Mt'bAi, March ~.
R.fTfEE-We quote choice New lork and Yer
mont all ends at 2ja21c; fair TO good w estern and
New ork creameres at 25at1c, fair to good lots OF
Northern butter at "ua22c; mill and store packed
Western butter at 14alc for fair, and Ii,
al9c per Id for lair to good.
CHEE5EWe quote choice and fancy factory at L,
j Pa ice, lair TO good at - l Ice per lb.
E|GaIherr Is a moderate demand for epgs to
day at 1@a1Sc Tor Western, Northern ana Easteri..
BEANs-There is rather more demand for me,liuns
and the market il shade frmer OF ST II pa 20 pc
bush. yellow eyes are quiet at s: u0a2 10 per bush
and Pea beans remain steady at 81 G2a2 IS.
POTAToES-Are selling at 81 DIAL 10 for Early
Rose 91c for Northern Jacksons 81 UGa o, for East
ern do; $1al C5 for proliicS.
fnl LlEl There are very few chickens Offering,
and the market is firm for good ones ri lial4c
frozen, and higher price for fresh killed stock.
ArfiFS-Prces are nnaltered, and range firm at
II s5a2 90 per Dbl for New ENGLAND fruit TO s "a
! = for DIRK State apples.
HAY AND STkAW--We quote at $50 00a2 90 per
ton for prime lots Of coarse hay; $l1 GOALS 90 for
medium, and $lo 00alf 90 per ton for fine. Straw
FRO l.r
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DIED.

obituary notices, beyond the pate, Name and Aqe
must bepu{d fOrJ
In this city, March Sth. Mary NJ daughter of Abel
and Lucy A. Bennett, aged 2, years, 4 months and
ID days.
In Unity, March lat, Mr.. Green Carter, aged 70
years.
In Liberty Feb 10th, Burchie Burr, only child of
G. II. and Emma j. Cargill, aged mos and27 days.
In Rockland, Nathan T. Clark, aged 80 years.
I'm Thomaston, March 18th, Mr.. Charles Wormell,
aged % years.
In Boston, March sth, of pneumonia, Eliza f.
Field, wife of Walbridge A. Field and daughter OF
the late Hon VIM. McIIoon, of Rockland.
In South Thomaston, March 18th, Rufus Snow,
aged IS years and months.
In Buehill, March 9Th, Hannah W., wife of Daniel
r. Treworgy, and youngest daughter OF the late
Nicholas Thomas, Senior, of Eden, aged 60 years.
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
MARRIED..

In Belfast, March 10th, by Rev. S. Goodenough,
Collins McCartyJr, and Mrs Sarah d. Walton, both
of Belfast
IN lhomaston. March 18th, James T. Newhall and
Frances r. Faes both of Ihomaston
IN Mariaviile March 10th, Mr.. Walter Murch of
In Mt. Desert March 9th, Capt. Ezekiel Pierce and
Miss Margaret A. Higgins, both of Mt. Desert
In Gouldsboro, Feb 18th, Charles W. Jones and
Miss Emily }. Bunker both of Gouldsboro
In Castine March 10th, by Rev. Il. Dodge, Mr.
Edward z. ODER and Miss Mary L. Holt
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
March, A. D. 1877.
TOHN W. BUZZELL, named Executor in a Ger
- tain instrument purportng to be the last will
and testament OF Isaac j. Buzzell, late of Lincoln
vile, in said County of Waldo, deceased, having
presented said will for Probate
Ordered, That the said John W. give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy of this order
to be published three weeks successfully in the Re-
publican Journal printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at a Probate Court, to be held at Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
| of April next, at ten Of the clock before noon,
and shew cause, if any they have. why the same
| should not be proved, approved and allowed.
PHILO HERSEY, Judge.
A true copy. Attest B. P. FIELD, Register.
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED


March 18th, schr. Annie Freeman (of b oothbay,)
Harris, Baltimore, with 4,Cco bushels of corn to
Woods, Mathews & Baker.
March 18th, schr. Onward, Turner Isle au Iiaut.
March 10th, steamer City OF Richmond kilby,
from Portland, being the first trip Of the season.
Portland, to Ha1eltine & Bckford, and will load ice
for Norfolk, Va; Samuel Fish, Ripley from st.
George to the same parties, to load ice for South
ern port; Conqueror, Sanborn, from PASSPORT for
Winterport, with coal (and sid 1Sth.)
March 18th, schr. Amazon, Robbins, from Deer
Isle.
March 10TH schrs. c. W. Lewis, Hopper, from
Newburyport, Mass, to liazeltne X Bicktord, TO
load for Wilmington n. c., at sl.50 on ice; Robert
Ripley, Lamb, Camden, TO Woods Mathews & Bal
er, to load potatoes for Baltimore
March Goth, schrs. Lillian, RYAN, from Boston, D.
X. Arey, Pattershall, do; Mary Eliza, Bullock, do
TO Woods, Mathews & Baker, to load TO return
Charles Heath, Pendeton, lslesboro and will I'M
dergo some repairs, Nolant, Smith, Ninalhaycn f.
$. Wilson, Patterson. Rockland.
SAILED.
March 18th. schrs. William Stevens EIwe!l, for
Baltimore with ALTO bushels potatoes by Pitcher
\ Gorham Ella, Gray, Castine.
March 10th, schrs. Martha Brewer. Mcfarland
Boston; T. = Wilson, Patterson, Rockland via
Camden.
March Ill, solIrs Carrie Walker. Chadwick. for
Norfolk, Na with ice, by iiazeltine & Bcktord ,
James Young, Dung, for Wilmington, n. G. with
ice 10y the same parties.
March 18th. sehrs Annie Freeman, Harris Booth
bay; onward. Turner, 3' Mi Haul
DIaA5TEE5.
Schooner A. ii. Whittimore of Deer Isle, anchored
on Nantucket Shoals il the late gale, had to cut
away her masts and was towed into EdgartoWn
Schooner NJ. Scwell OF Deer Isle from Calaia, for
Philadelphia, struck on Long Sh0a Vineyard Ha
ven, during the gale Sunday, and filled Immediately
lhg crew boarded the schooner Ida and Anna at
anchor near the shoals. The Sewall lies ON her
broad side aud VIII probably be a total los7,
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1t is curious to observe how the record

1t is curious to observe how the record
ed sentiments and public utterances of
prominent men place them in the. most
embarrassing positions of time serving
and inconsistency Thus. William nj
EvartS, who is now member of the cabi.
net, less than two years ago made speech
in Cooper Institute, New York, in which
he said
suppose that this intervention Of military
power TO protect the action OF an independent
State authority should happen to be exercised
in Louisiana or any of the States for the pur-
pose of making out the majority Of an Electoral
College when they were choosing the President
or suppose that, if by subvertng the vote of
that State, one man should be chosen instead of
the other who would have been chosen if the
State had voted without being acted upon by
that authority, what have YOU then but civil
war, engaging vast passions and vast multi
tudes OF men on the questions of dispute over
the Presidency: "Ah. you will never have
that, You say. ''lor we have the courage and
that common sense OF the American people
which make free government possible and per-
nanent and strong. Let anybody take a STEP
YOU viii say. "that SURPRISES the fair limits of
political competitioniand political agitation, and
The PRESIDENT who takes his seat under such Il
title shall have nothing but curses and im-
pr~Oniaent and not the enjoyment OF power"
| Submit to YOU. fellow citizens. that the mo-
ment we complaceutly accept the side hal
profits by such interNent ion, and assume that
nothing hut disappointment and political dis
CAST are on the other side, principles are gone
and the WAY Will he open At last Tor usurpaion
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Henry Stager, James Haywood and John
Freeman We're bitten hv u mad dog Al North
caldwell, y. J., and are ali in danger
The huildings oi LEROY jackson. OF Camdt IL,
were burned on Sunday night, together with
most OF The furniture. 10 about $1,000 in
| AIRED far -5',
AIheN, March 1t. -Four ne roe were eV-
t'nttI here to-day IoI murder, robbery and
arson. \ fifth wa rr pitod Tor thirty daya hN
" AIDE Hampton. Five dion anI people vii
| ct the execution.
In WateiN lille the other nieht 4 .tlunAan man
! walked INTO the hou e oi i:eS. 4. Eutiertcd.
| went up tair5 and turned into the best cham
Ter hi presence not beinS known until the
nfEt morning al 5 O'Clock, " hen a neiGhhor saw
/ tiln lelNr the house.
Aif. AaTon Wheeler oi arrtn, Went 10 hia
| harm the other evening With 4 kerosene lantern
4 colt kicked the lantern into fragments, The
| barn wa tie tr3yeA with IFS contents, one o.
and COW were fatally burned, aud Aii hcelei
him +eit W quite b llly burned.
Nf. Iyut5 i imam OF llr~e culture " iiA
| talent Tor dining out excellent ihin~ IN
r. rotary OF tate, and not an i'll thing in an}
I man lie r"0d Ton hi Two or three bottle
! 81 'hamrt9ne and newt Itl WORT. Henry
| after On.
lr ho"ner Robert WooIrit, Lewis, ma 4
| Ter, Il and from Wura7~ri with hookE, dra 2
| rt" !. more on 9a' IN ,i'il', cape f"ipo5e
il't D"'' on tiIr ih2ht OF inc i'i d lif7 lull OF
water. her deck load Of sllnuk> Wt-he, OF and
| nan} lest. No Insurance. i'1ttn uNHti Us
! -''' i''"'"i'' "'N'''''i-
/ Thu. mansion of Hon frho,,,,- 1, Perrin ,f
| A,h., In. 4 /, With fq,' '..,anth I'',.,,
ly,s The scene Of me lasl srssin, nj tLa i'nnt,
n,atn r,h;ntt ian,.,..on ~, 81, ana ~ n,I';,,>t
passed 1hr"u@h the town on their retreat from
| Richmond, and were entertained At this house,
where. after final consult al ION, they DETER
mined 10 dlShlid.
1,bo ACADIA al 1,.,i,,...,,- ,,, ,,.;,,r .,..+,,.,.
,t,, =; ','oi ,,' '''N r'' =
WINK H., '', ~ ~ '1'ii'
M tL 49, ~ I 10 ~, av'i 4n, l., W. n'ilit
~ ," iIIH Wv l'I' :" tr, '"t nam III w
a, ,i|l ,'t 't - "iiH'
,ni th ,f n, o,'.,(I ,,;,, Gn ~ ''i'I'
tin,,1a t W." W. liI " 'ui .i" W. NAV
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SearspOrt Savings Bank.

FINliE annual meeting of the Corporators of the
l. Searsport Savings Bank for the choice of Trus-
tees and transaction of any legal business that may
come before them, will be held at their Banking
room on Tuesday, April 3 1877, at O'Clock p. NJ.
lW}S CHAS. S. GORDON Treas.
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a II Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County OF Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
March, A. D., 1S71
HALVIN W. SHERMAN, Guardian of Bertha l..
~ Warren, minor heir Of Benjamin A. Warren,
late OF lslesboro, in said County of Waldo, deceas
ed having presented his second and final account
of Guardianship for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy Of this order
to be published three weeks successfully in the Re
publican journal, printed at Belfast, that they may
appear at 4 Probate Court, to be held at Belfast,
Of April next at ten Of the clock before noon
and shew cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
PHILO HERSEY, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. p. FIELD, Register.
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At a Probate Court held ST Belfast, within ana Tor
the County OF y aida, on the second Tuesday Of
March, A. =. 19--.
y PPGIA r MOoDI, widow Of David Moody
1 4 late OF Unity, in said County OF Waldo, deceas-
ed, having presented petition that her dover may
be assigned her from the real estate OF said decea
ordered, That the said Apphia give notice
to al persons interested by causing a copy OF
this order TO be published three weeks successfully
they may appear at Probate Court, TO be Held at
Belfast, within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday OF April next, at ten Of the clock be
lore nnon aud sheW cause, ii any they have, why
the prayer oi said petition should not be granted.
fHIIQ HERSF1, Judge.
a truecopJ, Affect B f. lIELD. Register.