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Cleveland Institute.

5. W. TINDELL, A. NJ,
I. G. HARMS, A. b. Principals.
Observation-Disclosures. Preceptrcss.
MISS BESSIE McGHIE, Teacher of Music.
JOHN II. PARKER, Treasure.
Course Of instruction thorough and COM
prehcnsivc.
Fall Term begins Aug. 10th and
closes Dec. oath, 1877.
Tuition per term, payable onc-half in adj
vance, the rest at tic middle of the term.
Primary, $500; Grammar, $1,000; Aca-
demic, $1,000; instrumental Music, $2j. co.;
Private Lessons in Vocal Music, S2j. 90; In>
cidental Fee, Sl.O0. Ministers children
admitted free, excepting lncidcntals aud
Music.
Board in families, and rooms for those wish
ing to board themselves, can be had at low
est rates.
Special attention Is called to the reduced
rates OF tuition, particularly in the Primary
Department where the latest and best an
proved methods of instruction will be adop-
ted.
90 Correspondence with young nea ia
the country is invited. For any further in
formation address
CLEVELAND INSTITUTE,
S-S-'m' Cleveland, Tenn.
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TUFTS pills
A distinguished physician Of New York

A distinguished physician Of New York
says:
at Ia Astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rounds,
! hear Of them not only among tho poof,
but their virtues are heraided from the man
Iions Of the wealthy and refined. Knew.
Ing the inventor from bis long connection
with the medical profession, / have great
confidence in their merits, and Of lato have
often prescribed them with the happisst TO
cults In cases where / desired toHnskos do
cided impression on the liver
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The Cincinnati Southern II. IL.
Bridge.

chattanooga Dispatch.
About three spans of the super
structure of this bridge are complete
in the shops of the Louisville Bridge
Company, and will be shipped in lots
of thirty tons per day, beginning on
the 18th of September, when the
erection of the false work will be be
gun. About Is bridge builders from
the shops at Louisville, and as many
laborers from this city will be en-
ployed in placing the spans on the
piers. The bridge will be completed
by the first of January, and will be
the best one on the Tennessee river.
The structure is made Of wrought
iron throughout, and will be built on
the Whipple Truss plan, and will
weigh about one thousand tons.
More than one hundred cars will be
employed to bring it to this city.
Captain jackson has the contract of
transporting it from this city to the
bridge.
This is the seventh bridge erected
by this Company on the Tennessee
river, and will be superior iii all its
appointments to any heretofore cree
ted.
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Il TIE STANDARD.

"H ought 10 be in every Library, alec
IN erery Academy and ers,y School y
Hon. CHAs. SUMNER.
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S6I Premium yYheat,

Choice, clean, hand-picked, Golden
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all competitors for premiums-S20,
SIC, II, IS and So. See conditions
in this paper Of July 18th
A. Z. BLUNT,
July II On. Cleveland, L. Tenn.
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Boss Tweed has been "sqeali ng"
again. He is blowing on some of those
big politicians in New York that were
with him in the six million steal.
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Col. Jas. Parks, of Ducktown pass
ed through here this week on his way
to the Soldiers Reunion at Mary
vile.
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NOTICE.
A~VAEUABLEFARM FOR SALE.

About 24O acres of land situated about )
miles from Cleveland, on the waters Of
Mouse Creek, in fine state of cultivation
and very productive. 1t is known as the
Mrs. Bennett Cooper farm. Parties wish
ing to purchase will please call on the UNI
%dersigned, who are authorized to sell the
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-11-15
THE ELECTION.
Great Democratic Victories

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 10. Estimates
made here Oh the vote for Governor give
Mcclellan (Dem.) plurality of about
1880, and a majority of between 5000
and 5000. Cumberland county, hereto
fore reported for Newhal (Rep) gives
Mcclellan 10 plurality in Burlington
county he has 300 The greenback vote
will reach probably 5000. The reported
election of Fleming to the Assembly from
the I'd Warren district was incorrect;
Mackey Dem.) was reelected by POI
majority. This makes the Democratic
strength i'll the Assembly 33, and gives
them majority Of 9 on Joint ballot
West Orange, Gen. McClelIan's home,
gives hm the largest majority ever re-
ceiyed by any candidate, except David
Dodd in 1874. The lower House in the
Legislature is surely Democratic, the
Democrats having 33 against ~ Repub-
lican.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10. The Times
estimates the Democratic pluralities on
state officers as follows, in the counties
heard from Treasurer, Amos c. Noyes,
9, 4:}9: Auditor, VIM. 4. Schell, 1891
Supreme Court Judge, John Turnkey,
1873 The Times thinks the official fig
ures will not vary its estimates enough
to put Judge Trunkey's plurality below
1000, nor above 5000 and says it is safe
to estimate it at 7 800. The Treasurer
and Auditor viii have from 10000 to r.,
600 plurality, Col. Noyes receiving the
largest vote.
Hartford, Nov. 10. Returns from
every town in Connecticut show that the
total vote of the state for county sherltfs
was s3,672 against 100, 156 for President
in 1876. The Republican vote was 1905
against Al, 212 Democratic, 3lG Prohibi
ton, Sc Workingmen and Is scattering
votes The Republicans have plurality
of s36, and majority of AIS.
New YORK, Nov. 10. Further returns
of the county majorities in this state do
not materially alter the footings Of the
vote of both parties as heretofore given.
The Democratic majority appears to be
about 10000. 1t will probably be found
when the official canvass has been made
that the result will not vary much from
these figures
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. Z.
AT1,als of stock at market-Cattle 1858; Sheer
ana Lambs 300; Swine 5000; number Western
Cattle lsfs; Eastern Cattle $50 Mich Cows and
Northern Cattle 1926.
frices OF Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weight-Ex
ira quality 50 25a6 SO; first quality SIS 81 1-2a6 u IL
second quality IS 75a5 2 third quality 81 81 l2a5 Il
~ poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls, &c, 80 SO
al 30 ~ * =
Brighton Hides Sc per lb Brighton Tallow GAG l-2c
per I'D. Country Hides Sas l-2c per ID; Country
Ialiow l-2a6c per lb. Calf skins 10a11c per ID
sheared Sheep Skins 81 00a75c Lamb Skins 81 COARSE
each.
working ONen-There has been a fair supply in
market and the trade opened dull We quote sales OF
pr glrth Git, inches, live weight $500 lbs SIP 30
pr, three year olds, live weight, 2150 lbs, $50 SO
pr, glrth IT. inches, live weight $500 lbs $40;
pr glrth IT. inches, live weight $500 lbs 1922 so
Pr girth q it $500 lbs, SIP So
Mich Cows-Extra S55al0O; ordinary S25a5O per
head, Prices for Mich Cows do not vary much from
week TO week Most of those in market are Of a
common grade.
store earrings slla15; two year olds Sis
a2o; three year ODDS S25aS45 per head. Prices for
small Cattle depend much upon their value for Beef
oheep and Lambs--Ihere not any Sheep and
LAMBS brought in from the West. Those from Maine
We're taken by Mr.. Hollis at commission to be
slaughtered and marketed
Swine-No Store Pigs at market Eat Hogs 200 ;
prices l-2a5 3-4c per ID.
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ID ED.

(Obituary notices. beyond the Date Name, and Age
mast be pad tor,)
In this city, Nov. 9TH Mrs. Abby knowlton, aged
81 years.
In Rockland Nov. eth, Mary f. wife of Frank
Jones, aged 80 years, II mos, and % days
In Rockland, Nov. 18th, Lewis Cross, aged 30 Years
In Gushing, Nov. lst, Lewis +. Hyer aged yrs.
In Hope, Nov I'd, Laura b., daughter of Sanford
and Julia Nj. Howard, aged 10 years mos &c DAYS
In Ihomaston, Oct, Goth, VIM Miller aged Il YRS
and months.
Simontons Corner, Camden, Oct Goth, Mr. John
Brown, aged IS years. months and days
W est Camden, Oct. 29th, Mary A, wife OF Capt d
T. Andrews, aged IS years, months.
Washington, Oct Goth, Martha E. only child of
Rufus X. and Margaret +. Legher, aged yr . mos
day.
Warren, Oct, 3lst, Linus Jones, aged % years G,
months.
Waldoboro oct 2sth, Maud Florence, infant
daughter OF Joseph II. and Nancy Peters aged 4
months, days
daughter OF Joseph Ii. and f. W. Bowers, aged 70
years and 10 days.
North Haven, Oct. 18th, Emeline Z. wife of Geo
W. Wooster, aged 4 years and months.
Warren, Sept. 18th, Jennie +. wife of Edward
StArret, aged - years, MONTHS days; also, same
day, George A. son of Edward Starrett, aged years
3 months and days
Rockgort, Oct goth, Daniel Stetson, aged 40 years
months and T. DAYS.
Vinalhaven, Oct 3lst, Martha, wife of Mr.. Richard
Delano, aged % years, months.
Ninalhayen, Nov. Sd, Capt. John Carver, aged 81
years, months q days.
AT sea, Sept. 18TH on board brig John W. Hunt
Mr.. Charles Bradbury of Rockpor.
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MARRIED.

In this city. Nov. 10th, by Rev. j. H. Moores, Mr.
Belfast.
In this city, Nov. 9TH. by Rev. David F. Estes, Mr.
sampson A. Reed Of Minneapolis, Min, and Miss
Abbie L. Eells Of Belfast
In this city, Nov, 10th, by Rev. j. T. Bxby Hollis
f. curtis and Mary f. Adams, both of Searsport.
In Swanville, Oct 28th by A. E. Nickerson, Esq
Mr. Joseph G. Piper and Miss Lizzie NJ. Piper.
In Northport, NOV, 9Th by Rev. c. NJ. Rhodes
Mlnot A. Drinkwater and Miss Lizzie M. Brownlee
both of Lincolnville
In Pittsfeld, Nov. 18th, by Rev A Walker, Mr.
Jesse n Reynolds of Burnham. and Miss Mary NJ
Carr Of Pittsfield.
In Rockland, NOV Sd, Mr., John II Holmes and
Miss Hester NJ. Mcintosh, both of r.
In 50, lhomaston, Nov Sd, Mr.. E. Stanley Mont
gomery Of so. Thomaston, and Miss Nilena Eva Ma
honey Of r.
In Ihomaston, Nov. LIST, Mr.. Edwin S. Curran and
Miss Juliet Blake both of T.
~ Waldoboro', Oct. goth, John +. Keller and Ella
J. lrowant, both of W.
n Rockport Oct. 9th, Chas. +. Crane and Lucy
Q. Y ork, both of X.
At Tenants Harbor, oct. 21st, Wallace A. Clark
and Miss f. Marshall, both of Tenants Harbor.
In East Wilton. Oct. 22d, Albion D. Wilson OF
Ihomaston. and Miss Munette Potter of f. Wilton.
In Warren, Oct, 9th, Frank Vaughn of Louisville,
KY, and Miss Jennie Edgar of ST. John, N. b..
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A Journal reporter has larely gathered
the following facts regarding shipbuild-
ing in Thomaston
Notwithstanding the hard times four ships hay4
been built here this summer Two were built bv
Capt. Samuel Watts and the other pair by that
veteran ship owner Edward O'Breu. The last
named is man of 81 years yet he possesses the
energy of youth. He owns much vessel property
never insures and never sells share Of course he
meets with losses. This year he lost a ship the
Aida" at Calico, and at the same time another
was badly damaged. The total loss was 500 900
His ships built this summer are the Barring Bros "
and the "Alex. Gibson The latter sailed Nov
9th, for Norfolk, Va, where she is to load with
cotton for Liverpool She carries out provisions
from Burgess and O'l}rien's store for the BELL
O'Brien" and the Barring Bros"
The new ship "Aex. Gibson" was named for a
prominent citizen of St John. n. b. She is com
lnanded by Capt. Speed, who has taken wife and
a ship at the same time. The ''Alex. Gbson's'
tonnage is 29i 80 100: was launched Oct 9th.
This noble vessel is fitted up with all the latest i'm
chor; Tory & Sons pumps; Knowlton's capstans
and steering wheel. Her chain cables are Is
inches Dimensions 24S feet long, 42a feet beam,
depth 30 feet She is three decker the master
builder is Herman Benner. There two fore
castles-one on each side, and room for the boys
comfortable mess rooms for starboard and port
watch. Cabins and state-rooms finished in chest
nut and walnut. Large wash-room and closet, and
an ample medicine cupboard She is to earn her
carpets and get them in Europe.
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servia to Participate in the War.

LONDON. NOV. - The following is
the text OF the Times Belgrade CORES
pondent's despatch published this morn
ing, reporting that the participation of
Servia was decided on; "From the most
trustworthy sources hear that the active
interference of Seryia in the war is nearer
at hand than was generally supposed.
Yesterday another subsidy of 1000, 600
francs arrived from Russia. An extraor-
binary Cabinet council was held yester-
day under the Presidency Of Prince Milan,
in which it is stated that the participation
of Servia in the war was determined upon.
\ proclamation TO the army is said to be
already begun.
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SHIP NEW
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED

AKRINED.
Nov. oth, schrs liampden, Smith, New York
linnress, Brown, % James Holmes. Ryder, Salem.
Nov. llth, Schr s. j Gilmore, sylvester, Mount
Desert
NOV. Eth, schrs, Fannie < Edith, Ferguson, Fills
worth for New York Logos, Atwood Proyincetown
SAILED.
NOV. III, steam.tug Aid, with four schoourrs and
scows in tow Andrews, Portland.
NOV. Sth bark Charles Stewart new Powers
Bangor, TO load for Palermo.
NoY. lOth, Schrs ). Fender, Jr., Welsh, Boston
GEO. shattnck, Carter, do; Eyeline, Bird. Bangor
NOV, l2th, schrs. NJ. a Brewer, McFarland Bos
ton; ilanpdeu Smith, Bangor.
NoY. 18TH, schr. Fannie Edith, Ferguson, New
York
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ThInk for Yourself.
SPECIAL NOTICES
a q A RID

10 all who suffering from the and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness. early decay
loss OF manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America
Send seltaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
I. lNMAN, station n, Hibie House, Atao iorL
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All who suffer from Dropsy, and Kidney Dis
eases, can be cured by using HUNTS REMEDY, the
great Kidney Medicine HrNls REMEDY is pure
" vegetable and used daily by best Physicians
in their practice. All Diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs, are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY.
CLARkEs IooIH AcHE DROPS c..e lALstaAtLA
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DR. o Fitzgerald the celebrated elairyoyant ply
stefan, will be at the New England House Belfast
Nov. 26, for one day only. Al those who wish to
consult this celebrated physician should give him
a call His cures are Monderfnl
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News of the City and County

Among Belfast's curiosities may be mentioned
b oae and ahaf pound baby
i y Cottrell has commenced to raise the frame.
vi Thu Lark building in his ward
VIII Holmes has assumed the sole control of tbc
Sew England House in this city
Have you laid in supply of patent medicine
.mlnacS to kindle the winters fires
The dredges have finally finished operations in
harbor for the season. and have left
tfcyyal in the Methodist and Orthodox churches
Soar>rort has commenced and meetings are
ld daily
Skating very soon, boys, and then you can fur
b some Of those nice little items for the moor
wspaper man
Supervising Architect Lynch is in this city. and
will look after the repairs on the Custom House
md Post 0tfc-.
john 5 Foster. who was admitted to the bar at
49,. recent term Of the 5 j. Court IN this city will
sttpe IN Bristol
M Homer, who was injured last week at the
'i1z Of Robbins boarding house has recovered
..t able 10 attend To business
george : Chase OF this city formerly foreman
tHr brii'St foNndTy mas charge Of the plow
introductory OF T. u Husser of Unity
I4r heavy fall rails viii give as the nsnal
ti.'.lAi Of rainfall for the year. but would
Ae lo nave 1t more evenly distributed
Marriages III this citv ave allnost ~ daily. o,,,r
,4ce Hopeless indeed L The GAIA If III, ,,,,n,,
.lr .yl,, esrauos thu. h,.,,,,.,,a ,o,,i.. 4,,t.
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JIM ,r,.r,r. I.'I go l,'io't
A.l flo this city She was but Slightly injured
Il4o Rev. " o Tholna, formerly o,stor IF III.
Baptist church in this civ has so far recovered
4caItA as III r.,llps li, aatia. IN tI,, nn,1;t a
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Lewiston has a telephone. Wire has been put
up from the Gas Works to the companys Office in
the Dewitt House
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Pills, potions and Pungencies.


SANFoRG JAMAICA GINGER.
COUGHS ANp CoLps yield readily to Schenck's
Pulmonc Syrup. which is a most agreeable remedy
1t heals the soreness, Iooscns the phlegm and ex
peI5 it from the system With scarcely an effort on
the part of the patient.
Dyspepsia loss OF vitality and all the accom-
panying diseases may be positively cured BY
Schencks Seaweed Tonic 1t restores Y healthy
action of the stomach, creating al appetite form
ing chyle and giving tone to all the organs Of the
body The Seawced Tonic contains no cheap and
injurious spirits of which many of the so-called
"1onies" are made, but is scientifically compound
ed of the purest ingredients.
Biliousness and Liver Complaint cannot With
stand Schencks Mandrake Pills They act upon
the stomach and liver without nauseating or grip
ing. and are perfectly safe ana harmless.
These three remedies together are a sure cure
for Consumption The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the
matter in the lungs and puriies the blood the
Mandrake Pills create healthy bile remove All
diseases Of the liver and assist the Punonic
Syrup by carving of the pptlid matter; the Sea
weed Tonic strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs and thereby creates healthy blood
The combined action OF these medicines as thus
EXPLAINED will tur, every case Of Consln,ptiou If
'iheIl ~ tllt' "H" 'le uSt 81 tIc ihe''Ae y Per
severed in.
DR. SchrncI, il pr,.t,.ssonall,, At his ,,ruci,oI az
fee, Corner Sixth and Arch Streets Philadelphia
every, MONDAY whore al letters far adrre n,nst H..
addressed
Srbcnc['s Medicine, are Tor sale bv ALI druqgistS
A Sense OF WEAKNESS
is often felt by persons who cannot locate any par
Il tlAt-
they walk they soon tire mental efforts become a
burden, and even lows are dnmed by the shadow
Of this weakness which is east over their lives
Recourse is had sometimes to stimulants OF IAN
gerous character The advice Of physicians to re
frain from active labor produces no happv results
Why! The system is debilitntcd and needs to be
built up properly. PERUVIAN SyErr will do this
very thing Like the electric current it pcrnaaaes
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NOTICE.

FINliE annual meeting of the Malachite Min
ing Co. will be held at the office of f +.
Lummus, b South Market St, Boston, on Tues
day the 4th day of December next, at 2 ocPk,
y. NJ. 3w2O =. r. TRASH. Aecy
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BEATING A SICK WIFE.

Roundsman Cormick, Of the Twentieth precinct
was called into the tenement house No. 256 West
Twenty ninth street at i've O'Clock Tuesday evening t.
rescue Mrs. Annie Heyer from tho assaults OF heI
drunken husband When he entered he found Mrs.
Heyor lying on bed, unable to move, and beside hcr
an infant Ave days old. midwife, named Boardman,
told the officer that Heycr had been drinking for
two or three days, and that when no camc home
Tuesday he commenced 10 beat his vile. Mrs. Board.
man and Heyer knocked her down and kicked
per about the body and egs Heyer went out just be-
fore tho officer entered; but he returned again about
four O'Clock yesterday morning and removed the
assault He then taken into custody and arraigned
before Judge Morgan yesterday morning. He had moth.
ing 10 say except that he tho father OF eight chill
drcn tho oldest OF whom fourteen years OF ago Ho
was committed without bail TIL HIS wife and ArA
Boardman are able 70 appear against him.