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PIummers Mills { Farm for Sale

FTNiiE subscriber offers for sale his mills and farm
l. situated in West Winterport The farm con
tains (245 two hundred and forty five acres Of land
connected, except small portion being near by in
Frankfort and is well divided into tillage paStur
age and woodland, with oamv soil, well Wacrcd
and under good cultivation. Cuts about 60 tons of
English hay and has very good young orchard.
Has good hulldlngSi one barn 42N6S, with sheds
connected for sheep and dressing, stable 3GX36
with basement house good size with ell and wood
sheds connected all we'll finished inside and out,
with good clstern and well of water in the house
Also in connection with this farm two other
dwelling houses and stable, all under rent; good
store 24X36 with hall, also in rent; one workshop
lSN32, carriage house, store houses, NC. The mills
consist of a flour and grist mill 32X}2, with three
of stones; one of the best circular saw mills
is 24N60. Connected with above is a building two
Stories 30N41, with line Of shafting running the
entire length Of mill, which runs a single, stave
and heading machine, jonterS, Stave and board
planners, turning lathe, cutting off saw, &c. The
above mills in good running order and are
driven by two good iron WHEELS, one Leffel Double
Turbine and one Robins, which are connected
with one OF the best water powers in Waldo coun-
ty, with short dam founded on ledge with long,
or more acres of land, one dwelling house in rent,
blacksmith shop, dry sheds, &c. The premises arc
quite convenient for several families. Are in 4
very pleasant location on the Marsh stream, So
miles from Frankfort, and 81 miles from Winter
port villages and will be sold together separate
ly, to suit purchasers, at great bargain. For
further information, price, terms of payment NC,
call and view the premises and see the proprietor.
b. PLUMMER.
West WinterpOrt Me, Aug. 30, I833.-}m35
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Its a Good Thing
And Know it," were the words of Mr.. Levi POr
ter, the Celebrated Fashionable Cutter III the
Firm of Nathan Taylor, under the Nara.
gansett House, Providence, B. .-Sh0Ws
what an Honest Thing will Do.

what an Honest Thing will Do.
"Its good thing; know it's good thing" Such
were the words addressed to your reporter when
he called at the fashionable establishment of Nathan
& Taylor, under the Narragansctt House, Provi
dence, r. |. The speaker was Mr.. Leroy Porter,
head manager of the tailoring department of this
large clothing house, he was cutting his way
through mammoth pile of brocades, Scotch paids
and broadcloths.
81 felt sometimes as if there a cannon ball
resting my stomach. | would have to get up at
night, for was 50 short Of breath. You see in the
Spring-our busy seasOn-we are at work sixteen
hours per day. Have short times for meals, and at
irregular hours. My stomach became very much
disordered, and | was all out of health. / tried
every kind of medicines The doctors said it was
touch of dyspepsia. | could get nothing to do me
permanent good until friend recommended DR..
kennedy's FAVORITE REMEDY. l know it's a
good medicine. 1t has completely cured me of
stomach disorders and indigestion. 1t seems to be
a thorough cleanser of the system from biliousness
or anything of that kind. know this for Pve tried
it. Pm in the best health now, but should ever
have dyspeptic turn again DR.. kennedy's FAV-
DIR. Kennedys FAVORITE REMEDY acts upon
the digestive organs in charming manner, regu-
lating their action, strengthening and purifying the
whole SYSTEM"
Ask your druggist for it. 1m39
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Boston, October ~, 1870.
Il. II. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir, You procured for
me in 1910, my first patent Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions. l
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but l
still give you almost the whole of my business, in
your line, and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan. |, INS}.-lVrl
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81 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official Intercourse"
CHAS MASON, Commissioner Of Patents.
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The Journal Will continue the policy indicated
the late W. II. SIMPSON. in his yaIedlctOry pub
lished Sept. 30, 1850. 1t will be decidedly and
unswer'Ingly Republican, will present a reliable
and Interesting weekly digest of intelligence.
will make, as heretofore, the news of Waldo
County and of this city specially. and will lend
helping hand to every worthy pursuit and enter
prise In which Maine men may be engaged by sea
or land. Recognizing the prime Importance of
agriculture, it will continue to devote consider.
able portion of Its space to that industry. In brief
the endeayor will be to present paper the value
of which shall be recognized by all readers, and
which shall be a credit to the city in which for
nearly fifty-tive years 1t has been published.
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1t is calculated that the Panama Canal will be
completed in 1888.
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"Inyentors cannot employ person more trust
worthy or more capable Of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of
fee" EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
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A CARD.
no are suffering from The err

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay. loss of manhood, Sc, will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send sef-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH L. lNMAN, Station ID, Neao York CITY
1Yr4S
Swallows are said to be able to fly Two hundred
and forty miles an hour They probably learn how
by getting ideas from the telegraph wires on which
they fond of perchng.
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SCIPIO, y. y, Dec. L. 1879
an the Pastor of the Baptist Church here, and
an educated physician. ] am not in practice, but
am my sole family physician and advise in many
chronic cases. over Il year ago | recommended
your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who has been
under medical treatment of Albany's best physic-
ians several years. She has become thoroughly
cured of her various complicated diseases by their
use. We both recommend them to friends
many of whom have also been cured of their various
ailments by them. REV. +. Il. w ARREN.
mi, san,!i1i.: ,a,,,s hnnL e.,
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EUaE

Established In 1871 by II. H. HAY & co.
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Many forget that the hair and scalp need cleansing
as well the hands and feet. Extensive OF
Ayers Hair Vigor has proven that it is the best
cleansing agent for the hair-that it prevents as
well as removes dandruf, coos and soothes the
scalp, and stimulates the hair to renewed growth
and bpauty
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| 1t is said that ten millions have been spent on
| flats in New York this year. This probably in
| cludes what Mrs. Langtry and Oscar Wilde took
|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15
Trying 10 be Original.

y good many young people try to be
original, aud make IA miserable mistake
III the cudeavur.
They imagine they can turn the world
round by some ecccItrlcity Of dress or
behavior, or by some method Of speech
In general they offend their friends,
and delight their enemies.
As matter Of fact, people had better
let well alone, take up the customs Of
those about them, and rest assured that
what the collective wisdom Of the world
agrees to do, is on he whole the best.
Here and there there may be room
for change, and possibly for improve
ment.
1t might be better, for instance, that
engagements Onlt tasted six months
thai drawiug-rDuuS should be abolished
Us useless, or nearly So that wedding
breakfast IS we're imUrrv'd off the face
Of the eairh, and mo 4 dozen other
alterations were mad, ~ our social Gus.
toms.
II is very noble, possibly very heroic,
10 pose as a regeneration OF society.
All the same, people who are content
to take things III they are, will find the
world wag much more easily with them
if they themselves troubled to try to
regulate The laws u .lAvitation.
In nine cases ont Of len young people
will find III" path Of safety in following
customs whicl. 're the rule. Originality
IN Y be exc'r-, but in the majority
Iot cases whore ID is tried, it will be
found 10 tntaI. good deal Of trouble,
and not little personal worry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15

AGRAM, Sept. 13.-The violence Of
the rebels against the landowners be-
tween ::Glina aId Petrinia is increas
ing. The military force which was
sent to the scene of the disturbance
was compelled TO fire into dense mass
of rioters at Jakobovacz, killing fifteen
and wounding many others.
The disturbances in the interior grow
more frequent, and the conflicts with
the troops are assuming the most Sc
rious character.
PEsTH, Sept. 13.-rhe ltemzet, the
organ of the Prime Minister Tisza, eX-
presses the fear that the outbreak in
Croatia is well-organized, and that to
suppress il etiecutally additional troops
will have to be forwarded To the scenes
of disorder.
VIENNA, Sept, Is Herr Tisza, the
Hungarian Prime Minister, had an
interview yes erday at Agraln, with
several Croalian noIaOl,s, whom he had
summoned TO an audience. The inter
view was stormy, and the no'ables after
eXcitedly detailing the wrongs under
which, they said, Croatia had suffered,
promised to fulfill certain conditions
proposed in behalf of the hungarian
Government.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15

OUR BALTI MORE neighbOrs have sue.
cceded at last in landing Lord Balti
more in tolerable fair trim and with con
siderable pomp and display. The
rain was unfortunate, but it was ne
doubt Of more general benefit to the
country than dozen oriole displays
We are pleased, however, that tn.
weather clerk was 50 considerable and
obliging as to "hoId OFF, long enough
to permit the landing Of the Lord Pro
prietary Of Maryland. We doubt very
much whether rhr old original Lord
Baltimore would have stopped for ut,
tile storm when he took a notion 10 lauG
in his head.
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IRbOrtn the south

Now we are commencing to have
the views Of Southern men before the
sub Senate Committee for the inyrsti-
CATION Of the labor question, and one Of
the main witnesses before the committee
is no less a parsonage than the grand
son of the great South Carolina nuIitier
John G. Calhoun. Mr. Calhoun is man
ager of the great plantation syndicate
in Arkansas, containing some eight
Thousand acres, aud operated by New
York and foreign capitalists Mr.. Car
hOun employs more labOrers than al
most any man in the South, and his
testimony is both instructive and inter.
esting. He has no il, station in say
ing that the cnlored mems habits have
very much improved sine" the days
when they thought they had nothing
else to do than to attend political con
ventions, aud look for living from the
Government Mr.. Calhoun hesitates
not TO say that what the negro wants
most is education, at least enough To
keep his own accounts 50 az not to be
at the mercy Of every srorekeeper who
will trust him. He thought he would
be better off, too, if he could have the
benefit of industrial schools, if the bur
den of taxation, whether incidental or
direct, WAS lessened, and if the so-ca ed
negro question could be entirely taken
out ofpolitics.
This of course all sounds well, and
Mr.. Calhoun deserves credl: for having
i'm bibed more liberal ideas than were
credited to his grandfather. While
his ideas in regard to education and in
dustriai schools will receive hearty cr
dorSement in the north his ideas in re-
gard to taxation might bear criticism
lie thinks the negroes would be better
of if they had notaxes TO pay. He is
not alone in that opinion and the same
idea would apply with equal force to
whites az well as blacks. But why
should Mr.. Calhoun single out the
negro, unless for some particular mo-
tive? Excessive taxation il at all times
onerOus, but it is one Of the duties and
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15
LIFE-RELATIONS,
TN ThE ORPHANS COURT, N Z W
L CASTLE COUNTY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
REAL, ESTATE.

BY virtue of writ of the orphans Court Of
the State OF Delaware. in and for New Castle
County, made at the February Term, A. u.
1853, of saiu Court, will be expos cd to Public
Sale at the Court House, in the city of vii.
mlngton,
ON THURSDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF SEPrEM Der, 1883,
at II O'Clock, n. m,
The following described real estate being
tne property of Richard Webb, deceased, us
follows, tn wit;
MOL All that certain lot of land In the
city Of Wilmington, with brick dwelling
house thereon erected, beginning at point
on the southerly side Of Beech street, at the
distance Of 90 feet westerly frsm the westerly
side Of NanBuren street, thence s' utterly and
parallel with Vani3uren street % feet, thence
easterly and parallel with Beech street ID
feet, thence nOrtherly and parallel with Van
Buren, street, TO feet to the sJuthery side of
Beech street, aforesaid, and thence thereby
westerly 10 feet to the place of beginning
with the use in common with other owners
adjoining thereon OF II 3 feet wide alley. cx-
tending from Boec street, aforesaid, feet
along the easterly side of said lot.
No. T. Beginning at the intersection OF the
westerly side Of nRuren street, with the
southerly side of Beech street, thence south
erly along said side of VanBuren street n
feet to the northcrly side of n three feet wide
alley, thence ives erly along said side OF SAID
alley % feet to line Of land Of No. ]; thence
thereby northerly 81 feet to the said side OF
NanBuren street, and thence thereby caster
ly IS feet to the place of beginning subject
TO the right of the owner or owners of lot No.
aforesaid. to the use in common with other
adjoining owners thereof Of il feet wide al
ley adjoining lot No. J, and extended from
Beech street southerly 80 feet.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time and place aforesaid by
MARY A. WOODWARD. Adm'r'X..
Or by her Attorney.
Attest, j. NJ. HoUsMAN, Clerk q. Court.
au2S eOl.ts
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1883.
The Lookout for New Jersey.

1t is not eften the Democrats of New
Jersey make a mistake in the selection
of a candidate for Governor, but il We
are to believe the independent Press,
like the Philadelphia Times and the
New York Herald, they have made IA
mistake this time in the selection of
Leon Albeit for Governor and the pa
pers mentioned are no ways backward
in predicting his defeat. New Jersey
has been close State and at times she
has given heavy majorities both ways.
In 1872, General Grant had l4,257 ma.
jority which is the largest ever given
tor any candidate of either party with.
in our recollection, but then this was in
the Greeley campaign and this accounts
for it. In 1876, rather a " tidal wave
year for the Democrats, out of a total
vote of 22O,475 Tilden only had 2,431
majority, and in 1880 General Hancock
out OF total vote of pa, 100 the largest
ever cast in the State, only had 1920
majority over Garfield but the Green-
back candidate had 2,6l7 votes and TIE
prohibition candidate l9l, which threw
Hancock into a minority OF AIS. A
Governor in New Jersey holds for three
years and is not eligible for reelection
to succeed himself. In 1874 the Demo
Gratis elected Randolph Governor by Il
clear majority Of 1929, and in 1877
General McClellanl received % 1897
votes against s5,09j for Mr.. Ward the
Republican candidate and 5,O5S for the
Greenb back candidate and ,43S temper
ance votes. McClellaud's clear MAORI
ty was only 6,247, In 1880 the last cleo
ton he Il for Governor, LHdlOw received
12l 500 votes his Republican opponent,
Mr.. Potts received III ,Olj with 1853
votes tor the Greenback candidate. The
Democrats failed to get Il majority at
all that year and their candidate was
elected by a plurality of jGl over Mr..
Potts.
With an unpopular candidate like
Leon Albeit and such Incorporate
speeches as IVES made at the invention
by United States Senator Mcpherson
there should he no trouble whatever for
the Republicans to select Il candidate
that will beat Albeit. The platform
Notwithstanding al that the Democrats
have been saying i'll favor Of civil ser
vice as applied to Republican admins
tration, takes Il definite stand against
that measure and Of course it falls into
the wake of Ohio in IT'S advocacy of
tariff for revenue only. The denuncia-
Of milk and water tariff resolutions in IA
n.anl iacturlng State ike New Jersey,
should of themselves work the defeat Of
the party, bat ifanything else is needed
to help along in that direction it is the
vicious and ntelAperate speech OF Sen
atUr Mcpherson made at the cUnven-
ton. "Turn the rascals out" he tx.
claimed The Republican party must
90; it has been in power for twenty
years, AM bribery, fraud amt thievery
compose its only record" Ana, again,
1t has fostered the worst government
ever seen in this or any other country
In these days of reason ana calm argu
meut, such language could only be cX-
prCrcd rom mob orator and wil only
rep"l prudent Democratic voter, whoI
will show their disapproval Of such
language by voting with The Kcpubli
cans.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15

privileges Of American citizens to pay
whatever taxes is deemed necessary to
carry on the government whether gen.
eral or local. Deprive a man Of the
privilege of paying taxes and he viii
soon lose all interest in government, anC
colored people would practically become
DISTINGUISHED. But we no doubt shal
hear the views of some intelligent col
ored men upon this subject of labor be
fore the investigation is over. There
are some of them in the South that car
speak as intelIigently and Sensibly upon
this question as Mr. Calhoun.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15
W bI.lC SALE
STRICKEN DOWN.
a Foe against whom Bolts and Bars
are CscIess-A story
Of Society.

To prevent disease is always easier and
| IA, aper than to cure it, This axiom is MS true
rs it is old At present the leading peril to
health and life in the United Safes is In Ma
larid-or bad air. Malaria is boad nam
for many diseases. 1t has u multitude o
| shapes, but OF ~ one nature and result. In
cudcd in this family are bilious fever, ty
phuid ami lyphus ievers. chills and fever, and
all diseases which orig in blood poison
ing There is no other force so insdious a
malaria. 1t attacks the poor in their cabin
and the rich in their palaces. The sccntih.
plumbing by which the wealthy seek to keep
bis pest out Of their houses. ails s. com plete
y as the charms with which sulcrsiitious
people try to ward of the influence of evil
splits. Malaria enters where it wills and
vital statistics and saddened homes complete
he dismal story. Malaria pcrmeatcs the
atmOsIher" and strikes down victims in al
classes Of society.
What can lie done? He who furnishes a
preventive or Il remedy is surely II create
friend to his kind than he VINO discovers
hcN ENil Illnt. } hc l'IDIhitLDiN VI DEN
SONS CAPACINE POROUS ILASTERS
| recommend them as the most effective and
| trustworthy anti.malarial specific now known
to medical science. The mode of action |
easily understood. They act upon the liver
spleen, bowels and kidneys through the skin
assisting these organs to throw off the poison
Thousands can testify to their efficacy in aid
ing the struggling system to cast off it, load
Formed Of II happy combination OF chemica'
agents these plasters do their work quickly
and surely. If worn over the region of tn
liver and upon the back over the kidney
they act rs II preventive against malaral at
tacks. The genuine have the word CAP
CINE cut in the center of the plaster. Any
pnaramUcist or druggist will supply you
Price - cents.
Seabury x johnson, Pharmaceutical Chem
lists. New York. Highest awards-medals-
at international Exposition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15

TITS HARD to tell what kind of young
men live up in the Lehigh valley
Why, only a few days ago the bride
had scarcely kissed the groom whel
the latter went violently crazy and hat
to be taken to a mad house. Sine,
then report comes that young mar
up in Allentown went violently insane
when his wedding invitations were
sent out Perhaps the fault is witt
the girls. We can imagine why a
young man should 90 mad over marry
ing a girl as ugly as a mud fence, bu,
why he should 20 mad over marrying
a pretty girl is solu"thng we can't ac,
count for. We have never heard OF
Wilmington young men being afflicted
in that way.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15
Investment Securities,

Five, Ten or Twenty Dollars No matter what
you to invest clothing, Oak Hall guarantees the
best for the sum. Opening Days. All days opening
days at Oak Hail. Not business day in all the year but
Oak Hall opens something new The Mems Light Over
coats Mems low-prced Suits and Boys Rough and Tum
bes will be strengthened this morning. The range of pr
Light Overcoats is $500 to $32.oo Mems Suits
$1,000 to $4,000; Large Boys Suits $500 to $1,000
on Small Boys Suits s.. 50 to SI2oo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15
Cure Your cola for % Cents,

What other remedy can afford such
relief from cough or cold as this new
substance extracted from the Canada
pine? We used to think that prepa-
ratiOns Of tar from the North Carolina
pine were good, but they are almost
worthless when compared with this
new remedy, which is sold at present
under the name Of Canada Pine Syrup
at all drug stores for % cent bottle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15

THERE seems 10 be Il difference
"tWiXt tweedle dee and tweedle DUN
after all. When the American hood
murdered few Chinese, nothing was
thought about it beyond the idea that
it served them right But row when
the Chinese take a notion to mob few
Europeans III Carton, all Christcndoln
is up in arms aboat it, Queer, ism it,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15
IL Your window Broken :!

If 80, send to Phillips 4 Kane, No. j
East Fourth street, for new glass. We
have glass Of all sizes, putty, paints,
etc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-15
$4,000 FOR 81.
THURsDAY. SEPT. ~. 1883.

A Lawful Lottery and Fair Drawings, char
tered by the Legislature Of Ky, and twice
declared legal by the highest Court in the
State Bond given to Henry County in the
sum of 800, 900 for the prompt payment Of all
ir 4nlI