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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-04-27
SUITS FOR THE
SPRING

A5-Sampes of the Goods and Price List sent free
by mail All of my goods are WARRANTED and
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
BUYERS will find IL for THEIR INTEREST to
call and examine this Stock; or, send for Samples
and Price List.
AS-StOre closed every evening" except Saturday.
Remember the name and place -
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03
John Thompson's Ride.

Young John Thompson Is riding down
Through the woods that skirt the town;
The cheerful sunlight around him weaves
Its fairy tissues in through the leaves
And tie waving shadows play and dance
Wherever the golden arrows glance.
There was something said by the playful breeze
10 his soul that gave 1t a sweet heart $ ease.
A whispered word that the wind let fall,
OF her who dearest TO him of all
50 be sang TO himself III pleasant way,
AS he rode to his tTyst On that clear June DAY.
The birds sang ~ in the trees above,
The hum Of the bees was fun of love
The flowers smiled as he passed them by,
And bis own heart made them soft reply;
For love and beatty and song are one
10 the thoughts that on tupldS errands run.
A garruous brook that murmured through
The moss on which yet hung drops OF dew,
ent laughlngly down the rocks among,
here ii implied and Pla,ted the whole day long
The same in shadow, the same in sun,
For sunshine and shade to the loving one.
Before him the meadows were fresh anG green
And the road ran winding along between
Tall rows of maple and elm and beech.
" hose branches his hand could almost reacn,
And tie white church steepe with gded vane
Shone bright at the end of the leaty lane.
Past the church door and over the bill
Across the bridge by the old grist mill,
He rides and whistles light merrily,
As his '0ld Brown joys along lazily,
Till the roadway turns, and he sees beyond
glimpse OF the farm house by the pond
nder the roses maiden stands,
With her blue eyes shaded by her hands.
And she looks at the turnpk from the town.
For certain young man coming down.
And a glad smile plays on her features talr,
At the sight of the horseman riding there
Although the figure She scarce can see
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03
Notice Of foreclosure.

"IIEREAS JOHN H. BURGESS, of Scarsmont,
w County of Waldo and state of Maine. on the
LIST day of sept, \. d. 1874, by his deed of mort
gage of that date duly executed and recorded in
Waldo Registry of Deeds, vol 1876, page 465, con
VeIed to Elisha linscott, of Searsmont County and
state aforesaid, certain parcel of land situate in
said NcaIslnont and bounded as follows viz: Be
ginning at the south corner of the Kent lot the
Appleton Ridge road; thence north, 30 deg. west,
lbs rods to the river; thence up said river, the
river runs to land of VIM. Il. Cobb; then south, 30
deg. east, Isl rods to the Ridge road thence NORTH
% deg east 3 rods said road to the place of begin
ming, containing SO acres, more or less And where
as the said Elisha Iinscott on the first day of May,
1876, duly assigned, transferred and made the
said mortgage deed, and the notes therein described
to Us the subscribers. of Belfast County and State
aforesaid, which said assignment was duly record
ed III sand Waldo Registry of Deeds book ia, page
500. And whereas the conditions of said mortgage
have been broken claim foreclosure thereof,
and give this notice for that purpose, according
the statute in such cases provided.
cox & FIELD.
Belfast May 2G, lSS0.-3w22
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03
VOCAL INSTRUCTION.

BOSTON, May IA, 1850.
T sincerely recommend my pupil (NIISS LOTTIE
l. COLBURN) to any one who may desire her
services vocal teacher. She has given faithful
attention to the formation Of the voice, and is in
every way worthy to take prominent position as
teacher of vocal music. KATE III. RAMETTI.
MISS COLBURN is prepared to give instruction
as above. For terms and full particulars enquire at
Residence Of w. T. CoLBURN, Church st. 3w3l
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03
Bay State House.

1872 HANOVER STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
TNNTIRELY REFITTED AND REFURNISHED
lI most convenient to all Northern and Eastern
Depots and Eastern Steamers, with Horse Cars
passing the house every five minutes to all parts of
the city. Clean Beds, excellent Tables and moderate
prices. A. J. HEMENWAY, Manager.
W. A. WATERS, Proprietor. 3ml7
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03
WAN TED !!

INARMERS AND GARDENERS. TO PATRON
Il ize Home Industry by buying Field and Garden
Seeds, put up by Lewis Atwood, WlnterpOrt, Me. 1t
will be my aim and object to secure the confidence
and patronage Of the public. Ask your Grocer for
AtWOOdS Seeds and take no other. Standard Seeds
in bulk in any quantities, also choice line of Flow
err Seeds constantly on hand for sale at low prices
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
12wl2 LEWIS ATWOOD, WinterpOrt, Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03
Let the Doctors Say Whether that State
ment Will Stand the Test.
DR.. Benson Says 1t Will Not, That
Nervousness is as Old as
Mankind,

AS Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia
Sleeplessness, Paralysis, Histeria. Melancholy ST.
Ntus' Dance. Asthma, &c. But all Of these different
forms are brought about by some present exciting
cause. But no nervous system is subject to these
diseases unless the nerve-tuid is in an impoverished
condition, suffering from an irritable state or
condition, and can only be cured by a remedy that
enrichcs the tlIid and allays nervous irrita
ton, and this is absolutely accomplished by DIR.
BENSON'S CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS
They ettectuay remove the causes of al! nervous
diseases, and the natural result is cure-a complete
and permanent cure.
DIR. c. w. BENSON'S CELERY AND CIIAMO
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Head
aches, Neuralgia and Nervousness, and will cure
any case, matter how obstinate it may be- of
either sick, nervous dyspeptic headache or neu-
ragia, nervousness slceplessness. Price 30 cents
box, sent post free TO any address, or may be order.
ed through any druggist. 1yrl
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03
Steam Enqine For Sale.

THE PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
i used for driving the journal Press. Cylinder
&xl2. 1t will be sold at a bargain. Apply to the
publisher. 15tf
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If YOU are o minister, Hand have overtaxed YOUR
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cGtvi,h car Slnd work orsslt You Simply ptlinG.
il you feel weak and dis Apirittt without clearly
knowing why, g
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Hop Filters wiliIStrengIhcn Nou.
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If YOU ere in the work Eshor On the fern at tie
desk, amy here, and feelEthat Ynur srs.siu r..,B
cleansing yanlne; slim ksulatns without intoAi-
eating, 81
Hop Bittcrs Isl What Yen Need.
If YOU ore Oh, and your Epulse is fsoile, your
nerves IN. teJ'., and our 8 faculties WiliAh-,
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HOP Couch ltH2 is the sweetest, safest and best 4
Ask Children. q
Oae Hop PAD FOR stomach Liver and kilaoyss rpo .
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enness, use OF opium, tobacco ana narcotics, b
Above druggists. Hop Ber Mfg Co. Rochester, N Y 3
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Without medicines ALLAN'S SOLUBLE MED
lCATED BUCGlES. Patented Oct IT, 1876. one
box
No. | viii cure any case in four days or less
No. =! Will cure the most obstinate case no mat
ter Of how long standing
40 nauseous doses Of cubebs, copaiba. OF oil of
sandal wood, that are certain TO produce dy spepsla
BY destroying the coatngs Of the stomach.
Price $50. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. or
mailed on receipt Of price
For further particulars send for circular
?. o. box lob j. Z. ALLAN d co. 81 John
St, New y orA.
We offer 800 reward for any case they will not
cure. Quick, safe, and sure cure 6m20
1t is estimated by the Detroit Free Press that a
handsome woman weeping before Jury las more
effect in five minutes than two hours talk
A New Operation for Piles.
After repeated solicitations from the many pa
tients have treated, am now induced to an
nounce to the public. my antiseplic treatment
Of Hemorrhods (Piies; and do it not in the
sense OF ordinary advertising physician. but
rather a conviction OF duty owe to the suffer
ing. 1t Is well known that hemorrhoids is one of
the most common, distressing and wasting diseases
now met with III the daily practice of every ply
stefan furthermore, that the heroic and painful
operations usually performed for their relief with
out any satisfactory results permanent cure,
have deferred thousands from seeking professional
advice. Having treated one hundred and sixteen
patients by my new process, all OF which speedily
and permanently recovered am prepared to report
the following advantages Of the operation over all
others that have preceded it.
First, the operation consists in single, painless
Application Of "AntlSepuc Solution" Second, it
avoids all legation, cutting and cauterization.
Third it permits the patients to come from any
distance, receive treatment and return at once to
their homes Fourth, it does not necessarily con
fine patients to their bed, or take them from their
avocations. Fifth, the cure is perfected in ten or
twelve days. Sixth, III no instance has there ever
been return of the disease.
| am permitted to refer to the following well
known citizens of Bangor and vicinity who have
been personally treated by my operation.
Chas Lyon Dry Goods, Bangor.
Sprague Adams, Dry Goods Notions, .
s. S. Patten, Merchant, "
Joab W. Palmer, Lumber Dealer
Dr. H. +. Tetft, Dentist
Henry +. Sellers, Custom House. f"
q. P Smith, Lumber Dealer
P. +. K. Clark, Policeman,
1. &. Stickney, Coal Dealer J."
Walter Blaisdell, Farmer, East Bangor.
n. NJ. Cowan, Blacksmith
I, }. Cole, Bangor.
G. T. Gallagher, Policeman,
David Jordan,
j. g. Hamilton,
John Buck, Merchant Bucksport
+. A. Reed, Lumber Dealer, Springfield.
}. NJ BLAIsDELL, M. ID.
3mlS Ga Main St, Bangor. Me.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03
vEGE TABLE COMPOUND,
tn positive cure
For all Female COmnlaipts,

Female weaknesses so common to our best female
population, are grneralI manifested by the uneasy
restless sensation Of the patient. The stomach and
nervous system are all sympathctcaly dsordertd in
most diseases of the uterus. There is also n dun
heavy pain constantly felt in the lower portion. IF
the back or severe burning and shap pain tint Is
almost uhehdurabIe; soreness through the loins,
pubs or lower portions Of the abdomen and thrnuph
me upper portion OF the thighs, nausea in the ston
ach Is OF frequent occurrence; pain and gidliness
IN the head, sense of confusion or weakness and
constant running from one or both eyes, sometimes
follow rs sympathetic lmptom Of deceased uterus
and with the weakness Of the muscles there il a con
slant bearing down pain pulling from the bowels
TINT render it very painful 10 walk or stand Tor any
length of time.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03

HENRY AND JoHNsoN's ARNIcA AND OIL Lis
IENT il an external remedy for Man and Beast
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-06-03

The following is The sworn statement to the In
surance Commissioners of Massachusetts Of tn,
financial condition Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-07
AAlsuSen,eNls. &C.

lords OrERA HouSE.-AnOther large and
fashionable audience assembled at the Opera
House last evening and greatly enjoyed the
second presentation of The Pirates of Pen
zance." considered as a buriesque OF grand
opera, II is better even than PinafOre Much of
the music is of high order, while many OF the
SITUATIONS are the drolleSt possible PAROLES OF
those to which the great masters of music
adapted their scores. No written descrip
tl0n can give an idea OF the quaint humor OF the
whole thlng. IL must be seen and heard TO get
IL Idea OF 1t. and no one who enjoys genuine,
run and pleasing music should fail to secure
seats at the Opera House this week. The cos
tunes are very pretty. ana the scene of the
second act IS very nicely Set The Pirates every
night this week
NATIONAL THEATER.-"R chelieu" is certainly
one Oh the characters in which Lawrence Bar
pett appears at his best. 1t seems TO tit him ex
actly. lie played 10 delighted audience last
night, VINO loudly applauded him. Miss Cum
MINIS julia In which she has appeared here
before, Is very good indeed. Mr.. Leviok played
~ ne Maupfal IN his usual Careful style. To-
hlShI the beautiful play '.Yorick Love" will
be repeated. "1i'
Coz tOAiQJE.-The attendance at the
st+UIae last evening was very large. The
speclal features OF the performance are UNI
usually attractive
MASONIC TBMPLE.-One OF the prettiest and
most enjoyable fairs ever held in this city is
that now in progress at Masonic Temple. 1t is
given by the Sisters OF the Holy Cross. Many
handsome and useful articles are displayed. The
tables are very attractive.
ODD FELLOWS HALI--A grand military con
cert Will be given at Odd Fellows hall this eve
ming for the benefit OF the District artillery uni
form fund. Miss Minnie Evan and the marine
band Will take part.
ARLINGTON THEiTER.-Tha attractions at the
Arlington are many this week.
THE IRA ALDRIDGE DRAMATIC COMPANY give
their third and fourth orchestral and dramatic
performances at Union Bethel hall, NJ street.
between 10th and nth streets NV. Thursday
and Friday evenings, for the bene1t OF the Ssc-
ond aptiSt church. See advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-07
GEORGETOWN

A GRAVE DEsECRArEp.-Towarr
Fnday week lady and gentlem - usIh . laSe
slowly vending their way dow an were s seF3n
ing carefully long fiat b oeergetoWn, carry
Oak Hill cemetery We .sSet. When near the
apparent anxiety not Il they stopped: Their
ing them intent a nj aesrer near By. Who. watch
man remove = { faf sometime, saw the gentle
deposit the .,e sod, and digging small grave
put back esSkct. and then filling the grave
wor' .sfeat pains to remove all traces OF their
W 4. 1he couple walked rapidly up the lane.
cen they were out OF sight the laborer has
.ened TO the spot and eagerly opened the grave.
{ Taklng out the basket and peering in, he saw
something wrapped in Gamask towel. which,
as ne unrolled, the last rays of the setting sun
ieH upon bright medal. Unrolling a second
towel he discovered dead cat The man in
such a mystery, lett the basket and contents
upon the roadside. Soon afterwards small
boy passing by relieved poor Tabby of her col
lar ana medal. Later colored man on his way
nome stumbled against the basket, stopped and
seeing what II was. took pussy by her beautiful
tail and flung her towards the brook that rip
pies by, and coniScated the basket and towels
Cattle NARKET.-OreringS and sales at Dro.
VerS ReSt yesterday were as tOlOwS:-Ia0 cattle
on the market, 100 sold at 81 TO 81 cents per
m; $50 sheep and lambs, all sold at TO t. cents
per 10, % cows and calves sold at $50 to $40 PEI
neai
.houSand; 500 taylorS at y cents.
CHURCH ELECTiON.-At a meeting Of the veStry
Il st. Johns (P. e. church. Georgetown. ID. c.
held at the rectory on the 5th instant John NJ.
Waters and David Rittenh0uSe were elected
wardens for the ensuing year.
LOWER GAS AND HIGHER BIILS.-There are
many complaints OF hOuSekeeperS and store
keepers here that the only result of the recent
reduction in the price OF gas has been in many
cases increased bills. This is paradox which
leafs that of the pirates of Penzance."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-07
Washington City Presbytery.

IL,
The Washington City presbytery began their
seini-annual session by a preliminary meeting
last night at the New York avenue PRESBYTERIAN
church. The opening sermon was by Rev. Dr.
WyncOop. the moderator, the subject being
Evangelical orthodoxy The clerk. Rev Dr.
BlItlnger, called the roll, after which Rev. F. !
Crlmke was elected moderator for the ensuing
SIX months, Rev. Mr.. Sweeten temporary clerk
and Rev. Dr. McAuley, OF Philadelphia and Rev.
j. vance, corresponding members. Rev. Syl-
vester NJ. Beach was dismissed to the presby-
terry of Baltimore
TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS.
Inc preSDytery met this morning and spent
moderator announced the committees. II was
ordered that MesSrS. l.. E. Miller and George It
Jennings, candidates for licenSure be examined
TINS evening. resolution was adopted that 4
nee conversation on the state of religion in The
churches be made the order for the afternoon
session. The presbytery then proceeded to the
ELECTION OF DELEGATES
10 the general assembly with the following re
SUITS: Delegates 10 General ASsembly-MiniS-
lers, kew. ;. II. Howe, u. D.. Rev. John X. Pax
ION, principals; alternateS. Rev. f. NJ. Todd
rev. Samuel Murdoch. Ruling elders-Mr.
Abraham Depue, Mr.. q. Jore. principals: alter
nates, Dr. James T. Sweetman, Mr.. John D. W
Moore.
The following report was read: The co mmit
Tee appointed at the last meeting OF the DreSby-
terry 30 consider the exped1ency of establishing
a church IN the northwestern section of the
city, report that they hold the matter under
consideration. and ask TO be continued, with
the addition of the following to the committee:
W. ii. II. Smith, W. Ballantyne W. NJ Calf and
Jas. E. Fitch. Adopted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-07
The Case of Judge Wright,
TIE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT WILL Ner INTER


TIE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT WILL Ner INTER-
FERE.
This morning in the Court in General Term
the case OF J. w. Wright, sentenced last Satur-
day TO jail for thirty days and to pay fine OF
81 600 for an assault on eX-Sacretary DalanO
was decided. In this case il Will be remember
ed that Mr.. stanton, the counsel Tor Judge
Wright made a motion that he be admitted TO
bail pending an appeal. Chief Justice Cartier
III delivering the opinion OF the court denying
the m0tOn.said that the question was not with
out its difficulties. and they had been forced TO
the conclusion that they have no power over
this matter. writ of error does not change
the condition OF case. IL appears in error aui
progresses in error. without interfering with the
status OF the case, as The court finds il. to the
close IL Is argued that En criminal as in civil
cases the appellate court has control OF the
judgments. such is not the case. for 10 crafty
this construction would nyOlve the powers OF
an appellate court TO reverse or qualify SEN
fences, and this court would have the power to
infict punishment. The constitution stands
against this, for there is no jury here
than TO decide whether there was error In the
Judgment OF the Criminal Court or not. The
rules give the court the power to modify judy
mentS ia civil cases and got IN criminal In the
latter they could not enter up judgments, and
what Is done in the way OF sentence must be
done Dy TIE trial court. They saw no way in
which they act in this case without confusing
the whole system. He might be disposed If he
had presided below TO have granted this mo-
ZION, Tor IL Is very strong argument that when
man Is sentenced the redress must come after
me sentence has expired in favor of granting
MIN TINS right. which is given by the law in
capital and penitentiary eases. The whole
question is In the court below, which is en-
romeo 10 postpone sentences as above stated.
Judge Wylle remarked that by the organic
law the sentence in felOnieS is suspended by
wit OF error and this clause came from the old
laws relating 10 the Circuit and Criminal Courts
OF the District No power was given them in
eases OIL nlsdemeanor to suspend sentence, ami
the decisions was conclusive on tliS'point He
would not like 10 put a Strai ned stringent con-
struCtl0n on the law SO as TO deprive the par
" OF the right 10 nave his case reviewed blt
the law Is against Il. In criminal cases there is
no power III this court in regard to recognlzances
ana no security Is provided except as Lord Hale
describes the firm walls OF prison. Tley
could not dictate TO that court ami say that the
party should so out or recogniZance.
tnle1 Justice Cartier said he did not mean to
say that the party has no right OF appeal. bu,
at present the court could not Interfere for tn
case was IN the control OF the court below.
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THE COURTS.


Yesterday. Young agt. Duyali; decree below
disnlissiDg bill at1irmed-appeal noted. Con-
molly agt. Lawrence; decree signed. Lewis agt
Morris; decree below affirmed by divided
court.
EQUITY CoURT-Judqe RdgneT
Yesterday, Peugh agt. Leitch heard and sub
mltted. Thompson agt. PoselsOn; 8. f. Thomas
ana John O'Neill appointed guardians ad Item.
Thomas agt Turner; pro cOnfeSSo against II.
". Turner. Gilmore. agt. Chapman; suit Or
dered against d. l.. QuaW. Barbour agt. Kirby:
fatlflcatlOn OF sale ordered conditienaly. Roane
agt. Denver & Peck; administrator ordered to
pay fund in his hands. Miller agt. Lambert;
lhgefsoll agt- James; trustee ordered to turn
over certain funds 10 defendant. Cotter agt.
McAnally; sale ordered by T. E. Alexander Co
men agt. Lansburgh; clerk to pay Max Cohen
1928 from registry.
CIRCUIT CoURT CNo 1)-J,sdge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Glddings agt Tenpey ct al; YER
dict for defendants for s64s.5o damages and
costs. schlesinger q Bro. agt. Best; judgment
set aside. Adj agt. Trufford; verdict for plaintiff
fol- sos Martin y Bro. agt. Veihmeyer; same
for s2's.:sSS. Denmead. executor. agt. Evans ct
al; same for $3.50, -. Tourney agt. Jones; de
fendant called and Judgment. Walsh agt. Ken
nedy; verdict for defendant. Appienan agt
heely ct al; demurrer and Judgment Overruled.
United states, use of Adams, agt. upperman Ell
al; On trial. Schaffert agt. Schaffert: leave TO
tile additional plea.
CIRCUIT COURT (No. 2l-J'tdge Cor.
called and suit dismissed. Eichorn, executor
agt. Fisher verdict for $780, Wetmore agt
Porter: trial commenced.
CRIMINAL COURT-JtJdge James.
Yesterday, Ralph Orr; TecognAance forfeited
execution on bond, and bench warrant issued
Cornelius Vessels: indicted for keeping gam
ing house, arraigned. trial in progress. Daniel
}. Byrns; pleaded guilty TO assaulting his wife;
sentence reserved.
POLICE CoURT-Jttdge Shell
Yesterday, Thos. Duffy, profanity: S. OF Is
days. Sally Sears, Mary Brooks, VIM. Larcomb
John DOlan and John Shaw, loud aud bolster
Gus; IS or Is days each. Washington Monroe,
vate property; $40 or 80 days. VIM. Sarabee,
charged with being an fncorrigible boy: sent to
the reform school during minority. Frank Jack
son, Francis Thompson, assault on Washington
Alexander S..