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WHY ~, - IHI Ora VT lth
f ma1 ~ The B9"q Wfbn GgnTH 9EET entitled
SATURDAY ] Last representation Of
May 10, THE SEA OF ZOE. my1s
GRAND GERMAN voLKsFEsT
For the benefit OF the
q ERIN A N PROTESTANT o II PEI A N
ASYLUM,
Sunday and Monday, May 20 and 81. 1877.
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
= The festival will be inaugurated by Grand
m. The formal opening will take place at q
o'clock precisely. The programme consists of
operate collections by q double orchestra. Ora
T. Buck and G. II. Braughn. Songs BY the
German dles Club, etc.
bs q p NJ pfyT and nna
Ao of?sf iS2aaslsal9f Boys and
fhA FIX N9os sHAkHEa Taf PqT n
BALLOONS, GREASY PIG, CLIMBING pOLE.
ALSO. A GRAND TOURNAMENT.
GRAND CHALLENGE TROTTING RACE.
For two hundred and fifty dollars side.
MILE HEATS
Hugo RedWitz enters Sam Thorn, years old
slred hy 9hilperio. dam by lightning. driven b,
J. H. Shawhan enters Henry Hamilton years
old sired by, Flying Dutchman, dam by Crazy
driven by John Hawkins.
An extensive and we'll supplied restaurant
located in the Exhibition Building. next TO the
race stand. will be under the charge of the
LADIES' AID ASSOCIATION,
whore oil tho delieacies Of the season Gun be
had at tho lowest city prices.
Two large orchestras are. engaged, and
dancing on the platform rs well az In the mar
building. will be kept up until II o'clock in tbs
evening.
The grounds will be brilliantly Illuminated
and strict order maintained.
Tho several bars are under charge of vel
known citizens members Of the association.
ON Monday, May FL, 1877,
the programme Of the first day excepting tn,
opening ceremonies, will be r. psated
GRAND TROTTING RACE.
Mile heats. Prize, dold-mounted Whip.
Entries-Hugo Redwitz enters Molke driver
by IL. Redwitz: J. II. shawhan enters Bismarck
driven by J. Hawkins: John Dillon enters Rober
H. Lee driven by l.. Dillon.
The friends Of the Little Orphans and th.
public In general are cordially invited TO attend
Tlokets lifty cents; children free,
2. w. DIFLMANN, President.
J.. T. RENHSTORFF. First Vice President
HY. OERTL1Na, Second Vice President
ALBEIT 7. N0IIi. Secretary my1T bt
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fBY AUTHORITY

APPOINTMENTS Uy tHe 6OSeFHUF.
Austin Hunt, Notary Public for the parish Of
Ibervile.
ish of Iberyille, vice Franklin Price, deceased.
William Sarrazn, Fifth Justice OF the Peace
for the parish OF Orleans, vice VIM. L. Thomp-
son, resigned.
George o. Watts, Assessor for the parish Of
Rapides.
Police Jurors for the parish of st. Landry
David r. S.isan. Bennett 9. cArk, Edeusgd Du-
tuieson.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
pIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Fourth Week of the Commonwealth Combina-
III Power and Mr. Holland Reed. W.
WEDNESDAY, The Romantic Drama, snttled
May 49, THE SEA OF ICE
FRIDAY. The Beautiful Comedy, entitled
May 10. WIDOW HUNT.
SATURDAY Last representation Of
Matinee,
May 10, THE SEA OF ICE my1s
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FOR SALE.
For SnLe.

E,OR SALE-THE DELIGHTFUL RESI-
IL dence and extensive grounds Of Judge M.
A. Dooley, at the corner of Washington and
Pearl streets. Seventh District. fCarrolton, J
about 100 feet from st. Charles street, are for
sale. The grounds consist of nine lots. covered
with about 1900 orange trees, {some sixty bear
ing,) fig and other choice fruit trees. The Inn
provements are nearly nova raised cottage
with marble mantels, hall, and all convenient
outbuildings for poultry. etc. etc. Inquire at 90
st. Charles street, or on the premises, or adj
dress Postof1ce, Box 2430 ap17tf
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CoPARTNERsHIPS.

L listing under the name of TOOMER h FAVRE
is dissolved by mutual consent. The under
signed will carry on the business as usual.
New Orleans. May ], 1877.
mys* w. Il, TQONER j. co,
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For the Lake - once Of New Orleans
Oity Railroad Company, No. 1A Canal street
for the Lake will leave the city ut and o'clock
D. M. and every hour thereafter until o'clock
p. m. The last train will leave the Lake End at
o'clock p. m. g. G. LEWIS, Secretary.
ap1 tt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY or Musro.-The attractive and ro-
manto drama entitled the "Sea OF Ice. one oil
the most effective and picturesque spectacles yet
offered the patrons OF the Academy, WIS the fea-
ture OF last evenings entertainment The piece
embraced nearly every member OF the company
in the cast. The scenic effects and the several
tableaux we're good and seemed to give satisfac-
fion to the audience.
Miss Wilmot evinced her ability az an exponent
of the emotional school of acting. Little Mamie
Wood, as usual, performed her allotted part with
success. She appears to be careful and pains
taking in every rols entrusted to her.
Friday, the comedy OF "a Widow Hunt,
Coyne's cleverest production, will be performed,
aud on Saturday the ''Sea of Ice" will be re-
peated.
THR FETE CRANpETRE.-The entertainment
given on Tuesday at the Carrollton Gardens by
the Academy troupe and Moses vogers or
chestra was handsome and genteel affair, and
an agreeable surprise to many who feared to be
mixed up in too promiscuous q crowd. These
entertainments, to be repeated at stated intervals,
will include, as usual. promenade concert, the
atrical performances and dancing on the platform
afterward, an at the popular price OF fifty
cents Due notice will be given OF the next fete
champetre.
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4 y RhND 5tNCLAtJ
sRUNEWALD HALL,
Thursday Evening, May ~, 1877,
In compliment to
MRS. T. e, BROADDUS,
Under the auspices Of
Mrs. W. G. Black, Mrs. /. H. Btaufrer,
Mrs. w. A. Violet, Mrs. A. Brittin,
Mrs. Jas. Jackson, Mrs. ]. w. Burbridge,
MRS. WIN. Hartwell, Mrs. VIM. Gordon
Mrs. Paul Leeds Mrs Henry Preston,
Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Jesse X. Bell
Mr. Me- Y II Kas del Vale Mr. W ans
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
l. Trio tpiano, violin celloj Reissiper
Messrs. Eckert. Kaiser, Muller.
Q. Serenade tcello accom- paniment). :. Schubert
Mrs. Broaddus.
8. Salutl Demeurc Chaste ct Pure. So. .Gounod
Mr.. j. Meteye.
D"''' ''0 Miss Lena len E.. A''N' %
s, La Serenata, MeOdie Velauue with
violin harp and organ accOmpani
menu ,......:: .Braga
Miss Little.
PART SECOND.
D Mrs. V. and Mir. j. Meedtee1y,e. = " '''2 '''
7. Air De Hosignol flute obligato-Mr.
Nj .......---..- ....-..........-...M asse
Miss Alice A.
Mr. Mark Kaiser.
0. Fschermadchen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Meyerbeer
Miss Little.
10. Aria, Miss Corinne BonIigny
Mrs. Broaddus
Mr.. Eckert. Accompanied.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Gen. G. r. Beauregard. Chairman.
DR.. B. A. Pope, Col w. r. Vaudry,
Mr.. w. g. Black Mr.. A. III. May,
Mr.. II. w Brown, Mr.. ]. G. Morris,
Mr.. Otto Heyn. Capt. Jesse K. Bell
Mr.. r. Weightman. Judge II. A. Monroe,
Col. j. d. Hill, MIR. Phil. Buchanan,
Mr.. John r. Hardie. Mr.. W. Bertus,
Capt. Harrison Watts, Capt. g, s. Boarman,
Mr.. Walter l.. Bell. Mr.. Alfred Frellsen
Mr.. Charles b. Keep. Mr.. w. II. Pinckard,
Capt. J. b. Woods, Mr.. r. A. Leang.
Col, G. A. Breaux Mr.. J, G. McCulloch.
Mr.. Atwood Violet. Mr.. w. Hartwell,
DR.. T. q. Richardson.
Tickets to be found at the principal iewelry
and music stores my13 1t
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w would like to enter into some business
with responsible person. Address G. G.. Demo-
crat Office. my9 If
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JAMES LINGAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
my6 100 Gravier street
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w ANTED-A HOUSE WITHIN WALKING
w distance Of business. with four bedrooms.
parlor, dining room and outhouses. Address
r.. Lock Box As3, Postofiee. hRent not to exceed
Sl8 month. myl5 1W
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yNTANTED-A COTTAGE OR TWO-STORY
W house. containing. to rooms, from Julia
to Felicity streets and from Camp to Baronne;
cottage preferred. Address lock box No 900. or
apply at 1903 Canal street. my17 At
The Republican journal., 1877-12-20

fHHe nfFsr,, Judge.- r T. fn.rD. Register
lhe following business wa transacted nj the De
austeT Term OF said Court
ADMINISTRATION GRANTED oS ESTATES or
lie NJ Gilman, late OF Liberty, Amira H. Gilman
Administrative; John Mitchell, late OF Troy, vii
iiAm H Mitchell, Administrator. l. J.. Marden, late
4 Montsille Lucinda Marden Administrative; Alex
rBder ternald, late OF WinterpOrt, Eeumah q. Fer
usld Administrators; Elizabeth l.. White, late OF
inteTport, Edwin T. Littleheld Administrator ,
Timothy finnegan, late Of Searsport Daniel Sulli
an Executor; Sarah A. Wiggn late of Belfast,
Michael Chase Executor.
EI AEnIAN APPoINTED-Dau l.. troh0ck over
lillian h. and Willard Pendleton, minor heirs OF A.
" Pendleton late of Lincolnville
"a tNSE To SELL REAL ESTATE ON ESTATES OF
Minor heirs OF Mathew Curtis, late OF Frankfort
David McDermott, late of WnterpOrt Simon Black,
ale OF Belmont Joseph W. Mathews late of Sears
hoft; 6eorge +. Hunt, late of Belmont; minor heir
81 Edward Gay, late Of Waldo; minor heirs of Jere-
hiah sweetser, late of Searsport.
INVENTORIES FILED ON ESTATES OF-JOhn G.
Seluster, late of Montve; Grant Fitzpatrick, late
81 nifty Horace Edwards, late of Brooks; Ebridge
Weber, late of Monroe
WARRANT OF DOVER RETURNED ON ESTATES
w lillian +. Neal, late OF Liberty; Elijah Howes,
tale OF Montvilie; Abiather Knowles late of Win
'aporti hezfkiah Flanders late Of Northport
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son OF Capt j. I. and Fannie Whitmore, agel
,oI In 1hockiand Dec 9TH, Melissa D. wife OF Cha nd
i, IN appleton Dec; 9TH, Mrs Statra NJ Bean, aged
IN kockiand Dec. 10th, Nancy NJ, widow of the
iaie JUosePh Hewett, aged SO years and 20 days
IN hockland. Dec. 9th, Lizzie Fales, daughter of
and Is days. 80 > . ~
r. IN Rockville, Dec. 7th Ella F., wife OF Oscar b.
,o.llhs aged % years and months.
At Pearl River n y, Nov 18th. Mrs. Cynthia
widow OF }. /. Rhodes, late of Northport, aged %
years and months > % 80
IN Ellsworth, Dec. 9th. Mr.. Charles H. Jov aged
~ years. Pee llth Mrs. Helen Cook aged g years
daughter OF Robert Gerry 80
years. o. 49, " ~
Bluehill, Nov. 9TH, Nette A., only child of John
- ana Martha j Lord, aged year and months
IN Penobscot Wendell, only son of Benz IT, ana
heDdle J.. eastman, aged years and 4 months
In Bluehill Dec. lst Lorenzo Black, aged 80 wears
IN Ienobscot Dec. 9th, Catherine wife Of Miphal
fatten, aged - years and months.
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MARIE d.

In Searsport Dec. 10th, by Rev. b. b. Merrill, Alr
Melvin A. Blanchard and Lizzie S. Thompson, both
of Stockton.
In Morrill,, Dec 4th, by j. X. Mears, Esq Mr.. B
c. Daggett of Morrill, and Miss Sarah NJ. Jackson Of
Belfast.
In Northport, Dec. 18th, by Rev. c. NJ Rhodes
Mr. Loney Drinkwater aud Miss Fannie J.. Eiwel
both of Northport.
In Searsmont, Dec. sth, by Joseph +. Donnell
Esq, Mr.. II GRACE Heal of Searsmont, and Mrs Alice
Littleteld of Appleton
In Troy, Dec. l3th by Rev. +. f. Ware, Mr.. Truman
H. Parsons of rhorndke, and Miss Almedia NJ
West of Troy.
In Rockport, Nov. 10Th, Mr.. Thomas r. Barrett
and Miss Lima a. Packard both of Rockport.
In Nordofi, California, Nov, 18th, Mr.. Chas. Went
worth OF California, and Miss Hattie A. Bird, daugh
ter OF Capt. H. G.. Bird, of Rockland
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Gil,norne MS Ms ALLOWED on ESTATES oF-sewaIl
PaIermn ia Mo- OF stockton; Amanda Linscot late Of
penJ. and Mary E. Atwood, late Of Winternor =.
"tnry Staples, late of Stockton. po' .
" AkkANT or INSOLVENCY Issrrn NV p,. ,
of~Atherton W. Pendleton, late of I.ncolnvia a
rsa ,N ~, A,NtE MADE TO WIDOW ON ESTATES or
a aSa'I oheidon' late of Searsmont: Permit p sand
o. ahkANT OF PARTITION RETURNED on ESTATE
ofnnSamue A. Webb, late of Knox
d ion FOR CHANGE OF NAME-Iizzie Marion
hlng to Lizzie Marion West ~ ~
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SHIP N f WIS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
WI VI oEIF
ARRIVED.

Dec 18th, schr. NJ y. Higgins, Newcombe, Prov
incetown, ballast.
Dec 10th. James ODonohue, Warren, New York
coal. 0N'
p, Dec 18th, schrs. Mary Magee, Boston, ballast
Hattie, White, Boston, ballast; Sea Foam, New
ork, coal Railroad, Weber, Portland corn.
coal.
SAILED.
Dec. 18th, schr. Gee#E. Young, Marshall, Brun.-
wick, Ga, hay.
Dec i9th schrs. Lizzie Poor. Dickey, Baltimore,
potatoes Mary Langdon Mullen, Rockland ballast
Railroad, Webster, Castine, ballast.
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Consumption Cured.
True Wisdom

Every one suffering from an attack Of coughing
recent or chronic, realizes the snothering sensa
ton which DESTROYS comfort and Expresses the
nervous system. They find their flesh becoming
aabby their appetites tickle from impoverished
Friends have many nostrrms which nauseate and
increase the difficulty. on this side is the ,'Scva
OF threatened consumption, on the other the
'Charybdis' Of drugs professionally or otherwise
administered which destroy the tone of the stomach
and the healthtulness Of the body. What is to be
done! Nature has given in the wild Cherry" Just
what is needed to remove the disease without de
bilitating the stomach. DR. Wistar many years
ego compounded bis Balsam of " lid Cherry and
lis history has been the marvel of healing and
success 1t soothcs Bronchial and Lung agones
removes their cause without disgusting the stomach
and it is the best preparation ever offered for
coughs ana colds. Ask your druggist for WIsTARs
BALsAM or WILD CHERRY. and learn its excellence
80 cents and 81 a bottle. Sold by all druggists
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G. Hervey, Phenix Row.
Commissioners Notice.

TJNHE undersigned having been appointed Commits
l. sioners by the Hon. Judge of Probate for the
County of Waldo, on the 18th day of November A.
ID. 1877, to receive and examine the claims of the
several creditors of the estate of George F. Hunt
Belmont, in said County, deceased, hereby give no
tice that they will meet for that purpose at the house
of W. A. Morrill,. at Belmont Corner, on Saturday
the 10th day of January and the 18th day of May A
d. 1873. at ten O'Clock A. NJ. And from the appoint
ment of said commissioners, six months are allowed
the creditors for bringing in and proving their claims
q. RICHARDS, Commits
j. NJ DICkEY. sioners.
Dec Is, A. D. ls77-3W25
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DR.. ShIloh's system Vltalizer.

" 'S''o'' i'''ii@oi
the cure Of pygpepsia inactive Liver Sanr S,om
aeh, 2nStlPAt2,n Loss OF Appetite coming up Of
biEt l"u must uoHedgc that hi, would be
viii ~. Yo,. vino 1rr s'tarin, .nn ffeso ,', c"p,
PimhlS fheSr words are addre5sed--and Will You
tenn. ii +. t,,r 10 ,l..t.rI,in,. s,,npin tnt
tie ~ cent. rcru.u' size -lcruta Sod bl Rich
az" 7 M"""|'
.2ooo dIr annually by u'alrrting Cough, C"ld
, W l ,''i, w. ' t'it 'at'
ter when rou can get Al our store SHIl~lIs Coz
= Ml'i"\ ~. with th" assurance Of speedy
~ T po,I . si'i oI,,,,,. ~ , ~ ~ i'un@S
gives prompt relief. sod by Richard II Noody
HAckNETAoK. q popular aud fragrant perfume
sold by Richard II. Moody Belfast Me elscw here
-
lHI AN"t n On TESTIMONY III favor Of pr
.cht.ck pulnouic Syrtip. h, /. cure tor Cnp.rlnu
,.., ,y..,..l. In t,.t i,,,..,., .,...
''"'''A A''l"H"'' NI"e" CT" pe h'i 81 any
Drne.lst tree 81 ,h,rpe rontain,py thn criiiG
cafes Oi many persons Of The highest respectable
,- IL,
~ WI" Ht'' "tHH I'Sl"'e" 10 Heil'l AlleI pelHS
pron,,u,cr1 ,irrr,hI.. Inc si.i,ns nt ..l.,,ol
edged a1hi} Schcnchs Pulmunic Syrup alone
a ''' '""". 80 ''>' 'i''''iN'7 WI SNOW ""l
HE chr. /. ,.lp promoted r., the e,nulny,,aut ~
t"ooihrIrrln"dle~ winch Schcnck provides tOr the
purpose These additional remedies arc. Schcucl.'s
So. ,,-.,., ,...,,,.l ,,..,,1l, p.u. y.n.
The Republican journal., 1877-12-20

~ n penny saved, Is - penn. earned
II The proof of which is easily learned
BY visiting CRiTCHErr < FRANCIS store
And looking their STOCK and PRICES Der.
Each style OF BOOTS and SHOES they keep,
And Rubbers, and all they sell so cheap,
That the customers find ere he goes out,
That Ills cheaper TO buy than 90 without.
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CAUTION!

A Ii persons are cautioned against negotiating 8
"a certain Promssory n ote, given at Belmont on
the sixth day Of November, 1877, by the subscriber
and wife, to Sarah E. Jordan, of Wenham, Mass. OF
ped, and this is to warn all persons against receiv
ing said note for any valuable consideration.
MILES PEASE.
Belmont Dec Il, 1S77.-2w25'
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THE BEST
SHIRT PATTERN !
IN THE WORLD

WILL be mailed to any one for only so cents,
w which is half the price charged by agents for
poor worthless patterns We warrant this pattern
TO give entire satisfaction. Any one can cur
and easily make the finest Bosom shirt with
the aid of this and for only 90 cents each, thu $
saving the cost OF the pattern on one shirt, for
$3.50 to $500 is the lowest you can buy US good u
shirt. We send extra Cuff Patterns etc.
with directions what kind Ofgoods to get and amount
of each for six fine shirts. They the easiest made
shirt in the world for so perfect fitting They
also economical and every family should have
one. Send us the size of collar you wear, with
SO cents paper or silver, and we will save you
many dollars and many scOldings from your
wife or washerwoman. Address, WELLMAN
Il CO, Pattern Dealers, Buffalo, N. u.
AVIS
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DI ED.

(Obttuary notices. beyond the Date Name and Age
must be paid for.
In this city, Nov. 18th, Collins McCarty, aged 80
years.
In Searsport, Dec. 9th, Willie H., only child of
Steven f. and Annie NJ. Larabee, aged years and Z
months.
In Camden, Dec. 18th, Miss Maria NJ. Fay aged 60
years
In RockIand, Dec. 9TH, Kitty Burpee, infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. O. Fuller, I'd.
In Rockland, Dec. 9TH, Frank Mallard, youngest
The Republican journal., 1877-12-20
Pills, Potions and pungencies.

Thc oIdtashioned ten cent scrip is the limc
novel Of y day
our readers VIII find in another column the nd
yertlSemcnt of the Peabody Medical Institute
OF Boston which publishes the immensely popu-
ial work entitled THE Science of Life or Self
Preservation which treats upon all the disorders
that result from the errors Of Youth il a mastery
manner i should be in the hands oi every young
man and every person suffering from decline Of
the physical powers The Institute also publishes
an Invaluable treatise entitled Diseases of the
Nerves and Nervous Maadies" 4 very elaborate
and costly Gold Medal has recently been presented
70 the author Of these works by the National
Medical Association. Don't fail to read the advcr
uSement
For cramps colds chs and fcycrs take
StNFoRDs JAMAICA GINGEE.
"Anidcia Limb. at Reduced Prices. adycrtiscs
"A Chicago dealer That, right. Down with thigh
prices iliPl Hip! IGrphc
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TEE sph c,srered in the Latest style,
Il VIII cause the painful corn to smile
On feet Thar have the luck to get
pair OF Boots with perfect fit.
CRITCHET 4 FRANCIS are the men
who strictly 70 these things attend,
And this beside folks say they 10
They sen their goods 50 cheaply 100.
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C0-Partnership Notice.

WYE, the undersigned, Adm Y. CHnNLAN, on
w YER 6. Ch1rcHETr RlCHMoNn LANE anc
LENAS VI. LANE, hereby certify that we have this
day formed It Limited Partnership for the transac
ton OF the business of manufacturing and selling
boots ana shoes which business ia to he conducted
under the name of CHIPMAN CRITcHETT
and IS TO commence this thirteenth day Of Drcem
ber in the year eighteen hundred and seventy sey en-
and j. to terminate on the thirty first day Of October
in the year eighteen hundred and eighty two. In
said partnership said Adm V. Chapman. who reside.
in Boston, in the County OF Suffolk, in the Common.
wealth Of Massachusetts, and Olive G. Critchett,
who resides in Belfast, IN the County of Waldo, in
the state OF Maine, are the general partners, anG
said Richmond j. Lane and Ienas NJ Lane. WHO
both reside in koclAnd, in the County Of Plymouth
in said Massachusetts. are the special partners ana
have each this day contributed 10 the common stock
OF said partnership. in actual cash payment rs CAPT
tai, Ten Thousand Dollars.
Dat ed Ut said Belfast this thirteenth day OF Decem
her in the wear eighteen hundred ana seventy.
seven. Adm Y. CHAPMAN.
OLIVER G. CRITCHErr
RICHMOND j. LANE
IENAS VI. LANE
tUNNONWf ALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
81 tfuLk S.S. BOSloN, Dec. IL, lS17
Then PERSONAL, appeared the above named Adm
y Chapman, Richmond j. Lane, and Zenas NJ. Lane
and acknowledged the foregoing certificate, by them
subscribed to BE- their free ACT and deed.
Before me, BENJAMIN +. BROOKS,
Justice OF the Peace
STATE OF MAINE,
WALDO COT shy, S.S December If, lo.1
Then personally appeared the above named Oliver
q. Critchett, and acknowledged the foregoing cert
~ Icatc by him subscr ibed, to BE- his free ac
&, and deed
80 Before me, VIM. Ii. FOGIER,
Notary Public and Justice Of the Peace
Wal 30, So. RtCISTEN OF DEEDS.
The foregoing is a true copy of certificate RECORDED
in Book 1871, Page %.
Attest GEO. +. hEAChFll, Register,
6WlJ
The Republican journal., 1877-12-20

NJ other medicine in the world was ever given
Such test Of It's curative qualities as Boschrc 5
ucinan Syrnp. In three years two million four
hundred thousand small bottles Of this medicine
were distributed free Of clo,Ye by Druggists in this
country 70 those afflicted with Consumption Asth.
ma. Group severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
disease q the Throat and Lungs. giving the
American people undcnlable proof that German
syrup viii cure them. The result has been that
Druggists in every town and village in the United
States are recommending it to their customers. 60
10 row Druggist and ask what they know about
Three doses will relieve any case Sold BY r. H.
Moody Belfast Kittridge Rockand Fletcher
Camden smith q Sons Scarsport Robinson,
Thonaston; also 10 be found in Wadoboro and
Backsport
The Troy butcher who hanged himself in his ice
box has furnished the coolest case OF suicide on
record
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in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceasedS estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to him. WILLIAM F. MITCHELL.
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No Failure Known!

There Is no case ON record where Dr. Morr,
syrup Of Tar Wild Cherry and Horchound ha,
tailed to give satisfaction On the other hand
wherever II has been used BY our people i'll sever,
colds coughs, asthma. bronchitis Group. whoop
ing cough. and consumption, they are enthusiast,
~ nv praise. Containing no opium o. other dan
gerous drug it does not comsnpate and is safe +,
administer in all conditions Of health This is Al
important announcement. and the Suffering are ad
viscd 10 heed IT, Trial size 10 cts; large size 81
cts, and one Dollar Sold by W, O. Poor d Son
sole agents for Belfast. A. ! Jordan agent for Or
land. j. Is Stoycr, agent for Buckspor AIS,
agents for Prof. palkel'> Pleasant Worm Syrup
winch is sure death 70 worms pleasant 10 TAX ,
end requires no PbySIl
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The Republican journal., 1877-12-20

TTNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust of Executor OF the
estate Of
TIMOTHY FINNEGAN, late of Searsport,
in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceaseds estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
TO him, DANIEL SULLIVAN.