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1t is said the word 'cat' doesn't occur in the
Bible. Please examine your commentaries under
the head of Thomas" Boston Post
There were two cats in the ark, and if
they are not mentioned it must have been
an error Of Capt. Noah's first mate, who
took an account of the cargo.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-10

English underwriters feel so confident
of war which will involve that country
that they are demanding heavy war rates
of insurance on ships for long voyages.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-10

The Lewiston Gazette now sends out a
supplement on Wednesday, thus making
the paper semi weekly. Col. Waldron
is making an excellent paper.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-10

The editor Of the Wateryille Mail has
been eating spring shad from the Kenne-
bee, and rejecting that if it wasn't for the
Augusta d-m he might have salmon.
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The following extract from letter

The following extract from a letter
written by young man, now at Omaha,
tells is own story:
Father, if you can any influence do what
you can to prevent young men from joining those
expeditions which promise to take them to the
Black Hills for a small sum of money. They are
frauds, and will leave their dupes penniless, to
starve If young man wants to 90 to the Hills
he needs on leaving Boston, at least $500, and will
not have much of that left by the time he arrives
and has bought his outfit But advise all to stay
at home A few and very few are making
money; but for every lucky one there are lOt
actually starving
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-10

Florida is full Of forests, and yet the
orange boxes used there come from Maine
Enterprising mechanical skill seems to bt
needed there.
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The following authorized agents for the
Journal
S. R. NILES, No 6, fremont St. Boston.
5. Nj. PETrENGlLL, d Co., 6 State St, Boston,
and 81 Park Row, n. Y.
HORACE DoDD, 12l Washington St, Boston
GEO p RowELL & Co., 40 Park Row, New York
BATES d LOCKE. "a Park Row, New York
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ADMINISTRATORS EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the Jour
nal will please so state to the Court
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-10

Good news to those who are about to
purchase sewing machines. The Com
missioner of Patents has refused to extend
the patents on several essential portions
OF the best ones, consequently any one
can make them, and the price will go
down from one half to two thirds
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-10

Late advices from Utah state that the
Mormons are arming, with the purpose of
resisting the United States authorities, if
attempts shall be made to arrest Brigham
Young or any other Mormon accused of
crime. Uncle Samuel will have to say
something forcible to those fellows
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SUBSCRIBERS RENTING money or desiring to
have the address of papers changed must state the
Post Office to which the paper has been sent, as
well as the office to which it is to go.
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a special despatch from Washington to
the Philadelphia. Times says:

~ SpClltll ttS lJdlCu III Jill W tSlllllS lOll w
THE Philadelphia. Times says:
A gentleman in this city has a letter from Rep
resentative Hale, of Maine which is indorsed by
the entire Maine Congressional delegation declar-
ing that Senator Blaine has intention of attack
ing the Presidents policy toward the South during
the extra session of Congress.
This seems Il very roundabout way OF
getting at the sentiments of a gentleman
who has hitherto been abundantly able
to speak for himself. But, after all, does it
matter much whether Mr.. Blaine attacks
the Presidents Southern policy or not
Senator Blaine put himself on record
against the Presidents Southern policy,
as far as South Carolina is concerned,
during the late executive session of the
Senate, but he does not appear to have
protited greatly thereby, thus far, nor is
he likely to in the future The sentiment
of the country is against him and with the
President, in this matter, and Mr.. Blaine
has lost his usual shrewdness if he does
not recognize that fact. The above de
spatch would indicate that he has recog-
nzed it, and modestly made Representa-
tive Hale his mouth piece.
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The Republican State committee tiXe

The Republican State committee fixed
upon August for the convention, so as to
get at the drift of things in Congress be-
fore the Maine patriots should assemble.
Rutherford thanked them, however, by
postponing the extra session of Congress
to October, so they will have to speak
their minds without any prompting from
the national legislature.
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Subscribers are requested to take notice of the
date on the eolored slips attached to the paper. 1t
is the only form of receipt used For instance,
Is May -, means that the subscription is paid to
that date. When new payment is made the date
Frs ARE REQUESTED TO SEE THAT III EIR
DATES ARE CORRECT. Subscribers in arrears
are requested to forward the sums due.
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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
BELFAST, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1877.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
w l. l. | A NJ H. S | Nj p S 0 n
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS In advance, S2.00a year
within the year, $3.50; at the expiration of the
year, $500
ADVERTISING TERMS. For one square, tone inch
of length i'll coumn,) Sl.O0 for one week, and IS
cents for each subsequent insertion. fraction of
a square charged as a full one
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-10

Our George inaugurates a new depart
ment in to-day's issue. The multitude of
seekers after wisdom have addressed to
him so many inquiries, in all departments
Of human knowledge, that he has been
compelled to take a column and reply.
Hereafter those who are wrestling with
hard questions, and desire the opinion of
the philosopher, can address u note to
Our George, Belfast.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-05-10

There was great excitement at Water
vile one day last week over the disap-
pcarance of little Daisy Nye. After the
whole town had been searched, she was
found at midnight in an attic room Of the
Continental House, where her playmates
had left her, a broken latch making her a
prisoner
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BUCHAREST, May I. The Turks yes
terday bombarded the city Of Bekel and
Bashi Bazouks burned all the shipping
including that Of neutrals.
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A change has been made in the pension
agencies, SO that one at Concord answers
for the three states of New Hampshire,
Vermont and Massachusetts,. A saving
of Sl5O,OOO is thereby effected
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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House, left this city secretly by the afternoon boat
April Both, and has not returned, or given amy in
formation of his whereabouts There are soult
ugly circumstances connected with his disappear
anco which render it probable that lie has no in
tenton of returning. Having become indcbtc,
to Burgess Alexander provision dealers. he gave
them a mortgage bill of sale of horse carriage.
harness, &c, property 10 be signed by Mrs Tuck
er, who owns them Since his disappearance, hi.
wife says She did not sign the papers, and IL com
parison of them with her genuine signature Secul
to bear out the assertion There at the Savings
Bank several orders drawn upon her deposits
which she says she knows nothing about l4as
October mortgage given on Mrs Tuck
ers house in Lincolnville to Mrs. j. F. Hall, to Sc
cure the rent of tho New England House, and thi,
is genuine document. The lease OF the houst
has a wear to run but it will probably go into
other hands
The steamer May Queen was successfully launch
ed from Carriers yard on Monday morning, anc
will be ready to 60 upon her route in about tive
weeks She is built upon tug boat model, yer,
handsome and will be used for towing i'll conuee
are 81 feet long l6l feet wide 4 feet deep. an,
she is of about "a tons, carpenters measurement
Her accommodations below are an after cabin for
ward cabin and kitchen. The after cabin is hand
somelv finished in ash and black walnut has tw,
staterooms, besides berths. Above the main is
hurricane deck, giving her seating capacity o
200 persons, without being uncomfortable crowd
ed Her engine came from the firm of e. NJ Birt
Il Co., East Boston, and is supposed to be strons
and durable. 1t is believed that paying rontt
can be established between this city, Castinc ant
Brooksville, by judcious management and a fas
and reliable boat The May Queen is supposed t.
fill the bill. She is owned by parties along thu
route but principally in this city, and as before
stated will be under the command of Capt. Free
A. Gilmore. She was built by the old and reliable
firm of Carter & Co., which is a guarantee OF he
thoroughness The building material is hard pin'
and hacmetack.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-12-21
He~ t~sii ,ir~s tsurs

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llntar uNi stTlsii svuAi hnittls
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~tnnli lElnats III hsu'ls Invest TIL
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hasr usuf live sht,nsnhA dollars.
.tui'v etialsh " buy geel hoas.
snd lu'
Tn cents oMii morning hardly
worth Il t,tsund thought sei With II
YOU s'nti l,i.s i Inref ~ Plus - IL
pi.nnl uf threat several echta n
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These general facts have hcei
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figures nhcc carefully, ponder then
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thrown down that cigar aud nc,c
smoke another.
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send u stump ~ The Seisnilds iarm.
rr TO-, Boston. Mae, fur sample
copy and circular ~ special Induce.
'ncilsa.
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A Fine Microscope tor few centa,

A we'll made. genuine Microscope
NOT hls III nodded glass In n paper
nr metal ring, or tulN but ono With
triple L.nacs, Diaphragm. Stand. etc.
II not only useful In every family,
hut II very interesting. Such instru.
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Tor the general public The Editors
~ the american iyri.Hli,fisf. la
connection with Gn Optical Mnnnfac
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iIrainArd 4 Musical World

Tn "ChfIstmas Holiday Number"
for December. lNT7. i. now I'll our
table. md Ii without doubt the most
attractive number oyer Issued. II
contains nearly fifty papsa ~ beanil.
FIJI new music nnd interesting recalling
matter. Eight new Christmas Gnrpls,
christmas Greeting Naltzes.' Gle.
Rnnt md brilliant, One Christmas
Ilde' md Il know You'll h. true ~
ms. Robin" Two new rpnPr, Cradle
SonY.' by sehnmnnn. are among The
musieni contents this month. Thu
music In till number alone Ii worth
$40 In usual form, Price only m
oonir. ~ receipt III which II viii bc
mailed postpaid For clio tho
Musical World. will bn cent from d..
c"mber, ls77 to January. 1879 tcon.
tainlng over 40 worth 81 music
together with the premium look 81
2lG lngrs, "Mnrirnl Hints by knrl
Mrrz. IL every subscriber,
NJ Oh. Interested In mutla cai
afford 10 b. without The Musical
World. The publishers will also send
their large Descriptive Catalogue NJ
Music md Music Bpoks III uny nj.
dress on application, Address.
\. BlsAlNARD'S SONS
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Tsis0raphic Statistics.

II yon will tnke tho trouble ~
stand III ihr ofIlr. " iii. Western
Union Telegraph for nm hour some
lay, you Will nud that out u fifty
mon who come iii to send dispatches
forty i've viii NIX The iaS III the
month af ilie receiving clerk.
Fifteen ont ~ every fifty will r..
write their dispatches, Willie Tho rest
will let blois mud plumbers 20 In. All
81 them will suddenly ruth 10 tlie
receiving window md ralI out
Here. ret ,llInoff right away. call
pat nm answer In fifteen minntesf'
The clerk invariably replies In I'll.
affirmative, IL linz lceli III Thu
point fUr eleven years, nnd his
answef haA always been tho aams
except In one enc. A sender once
asked II liz could Te' ii reply from
Oregon In fifteen minutes, addinl
Tim, the neabnge would have to Il,
carried seven miles on horseback
The clerk decided tlnt II wuul,
take about sixteen minutes in thu
Instance.
Out of tifty mon forty Will NIX 1
tic fnief have Ron. NJ. and I'll.
other ten Will ask II they have gon,
down. Ten VIII spell MI their word,
correctly. and forty won't care
cent. Thirty Will ~ brief, MI,
twenty Will put IN tho epnjnncsioln
md pny for them Deirot! Ife,
PrSss.
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IiALLar'a MONTHLY MaGAzisr ypIs
JAstthi The january number 81
thls faroiite magazine II Il sample
~ Whit II viii bc thu whole y.nf,
light, attractive. and il fninily friend,
10 be welcomed Ia every household,
aud read with pleasure Wy old snd
young There IA nothing Hike N IN
this country, for II II marvel 81
cheupness and good taste. with the
most choice variety Of reading mnt.
ter TINT can Il. found In any serial
III this country. Now II d good time
10 subscribe for Ballon's, ~ II cost.
bui IL dollar md u half II ycnf. md II
postpaid M TINT. Just ny II for Ii
yrar. Published by 1ho,cn Il Tai,
Dol ~ lInwIry Street, boston, NJ
nnls II .tD PER Anuuiil, postpaid; nm
fur talr nj nll the news stations ~
NJ ean's Il copy. 4 simple copy u
ii...tunaniy number Will hc f.ii Il
any address III III. receipt VI 10 eis
by ille publishers, then. II you wisl
~ continue, II viii only u, ncces
snry 10 remit ti.tu for III. balance "
the yelr.
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p. =. =. =.
Dr. Hterrr's
1sirNsaNl
FMrgMlire
Pellets

rrnsLY VEGETABLE, 10 cArs nkotinhp
wtiiLI rsiS0 ruEA.
Tho Little Giant Cathnrtic, or Null.
tum In parvo physic, scarcely larger than
mustard seeds. and are sugnr-coatel.
They remove Tho necessity VI taking ,l,c
great, crude. drastic, slrkcniDg pills,
heretofore NO much In use.
Asa remedy for Headache, Dizziness,
Rush of Hood 10 tho lead, Tightnrsr
nhor, tho Chest Bad TASTE IN Mout \
Fluctuations from the stomach, Bilious At
tAcka, Jaundicc. Pain In ihs Kidneys,
Highly .colorcd Urino. and Internal Fever
Dr. pIerccs Pleasant pmlga'isc Fellett
arc unsurpassed. Furthermore. would
say TINT their actiou IL uniyersal. not 4
gland escaping their sanaiivc impress
Age loo. not impair tho properties VI these
Pellets. Thcy nrc r,iHar-cnnisd anil In
closed In glass hottlc., their girsucs being
thereby preserved nnimpaired for M,
length Of time, y. that ik~y svs Away
fresh and reliable. This II not the case
with those Pills which IRE PIT ny IN elem
wooden ar pasirboaid boxes, The dali,
usc Of two Pellets l,as cured the inost oh
i s.ina,c cases &. .crofaia, letter, sAlt
| rhomm, kfyairrlns. DOLLS. Dlosches, Pin
rleS, spr. Eyes, and frrliiona. The.
are, however. Recommended 10 be taAei
In connection Will. lilo dollen Ms1llea
Discovery, In order " secure the hssi ~
Eulig
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num-.

u, rost II 0Oo.0O0,O0O II year. In
money,
II mhkna ID rer cent II our insane.
II makes % per cent OF our pm
purs.
II causes directly 75 per cent. oi
anr nund.rers.
II makes ~ per cent III our ciim-
innis.
II senla forth Is per cent. of oui
vicious youths.
II sends one every ak minutes In
~ u df,,l,knrds grave 81 nanIly lOO,.
I'M Il year.
Jl,e altp,r VIII tln terribly snr,
..aIis. nui truthful rlnttilnli .ias,
oned on liz hluels board III iln t'hi,
.Htso noui, prayer meeting thr oilnl
day.
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wEAI(N II66E6
PECULIAR To
~ &c NJ a l. E. -

Fasorile Prescription Ia = Powerful liz
stnfa.iye Tonic 10 tho entire system, y
IN nursinc VI unsurpassed efficacy, ant
while II quisis nervous Irritation, ~
strengthens Tho enf.blpl nervous sysi,tii,
thereby restoring II to heallbfnl siser.
The following diseases nse among ihos. y.
wheI, the rny0ritu Prescription has WORKER
magic cures, viz LcncorrhsA Or whites
Excessive Flowing, Painful Mensltuatioll,
Unnatural Suspensions. Weak ltsck, pre-
iapau., Or falling of thu Uterus, AnlusGr-
sion, Ec,foycrrlon, bearing Iowh ne.ha'
fion, Chronic rongesiion, Inflammation.
and liberation of tho Uterus, iasstilal
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, DC
sponleney, md very many ether chronic
diseases peculiar 70 women, but not mcn'
toned huFt.
Tho following Ladies nre . few ofthe
many thousands who can testify 70 tae ".
ncacy of Or PiercctH fAvoriie Prescription
from experience and observation,
Mrs. lo.nclia Allison. 'eossa, Iowa,
Mrs. Thos. j. Methvin, tl.tshsr's station,
Ga, Mrs. r. a. Seymour, lsome, n, y,
Mn. francis Huswlck. Versailles, Ohio,
Mrs. Leroy Iutnsu, North Wharton, IA.
Mrs. Mary 4. Hsnols, K.iina, Mo-, Mrs..
Mary u. Yvislie, Lehman, Pal Mrs d. i.
tiill. GLlllicosLr, Ohio; Mrs. Harriet +.
Malone, West Springfield, Pa, Mrs, II
Hiatt, Emporin, Kan; Miss Louise Pratt,
Do.lgesills, Mas Mra l.. a. nanhield
Norfolk, Va, Mr.. 4. Allison. Proctor,
Iowa Mrs. i u. Vernon, ~. Thomas
lint. 4 Mrs. \. q. Moran, e53 North How.
ard street. Baltimore, Nil Mrs. Lucy
Galiman, linrnesyillr, 1iia. Mrs. Nancy
Mcknight. Jefferson, lvwn, Mrs. 1. y.
stsmrva Friendship, n u, Miss Eilsn
GAdy, Ne.iGeli. n. n, Nrs. AnlAony
Am.'nn, Verona, y, r, Mrr. y n hooks
Gnni Rapids, Nlel..i Mr. I u. Webb
Wntrrtoxn, N Y. thousand. o. refer
cnces 1an BIZ given ~ W. Worlds DlsiHn'
knrv
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The plowholdcr lns iighis IN we'll
IN tho bondholder.
Hayes and Sherman recognize the
bondhold.rr' right. hut r.inillntc
the plowholdurs'.
They nre simply attorneys for the
hondhOltefB. Both have illrl their
clients brief aud mn.l. hia piea.
Hut "tho dollnr of tho dnd.lirt" and
tho sighting dollar u The snne" will
In thu end triumph over the bankers
thu b0ndhol.lnfn. lIasop. Sherman
Belmont. lie.chrr. liz l,otlr.hild,
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