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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-30
Mr.. Pick els Collector Of the Port

The appointment OF Henry F, Pickel
to the Office of Collector of the Port O
Wilmington is one that will give gene
raj and the fullest satisfaction to tn,
Republicans Of Wilmington, and people
of all classes. Mr. Pickles has been a
lifelong Republican from principle, and
has always taken an active part in try.
ing to make the party succeed in his
own State, and in 1872 was chairman Of
the State Central Committee when the
State was carried for Grant for Presi.
dent and Lofland for Congress. This
is the only time the State gave Re-
publican majority since the war ended,
and it is detracting nothing from Mr..
Pickles as an organizer and manager Of
the party to say that, it was more be-
cause Greeley was the Democratic can
didate that year for President that the
State went Republican than any other
cause. Mr.. Pickles has served his
party and the people longer in the City
Council, of which he is one of the most
able members, than any other mem.
wa VA 1iiuS pohS III" LIZ II, dili ut was
always firm advocate Of improvement
not forgetting to be economical. His
judgment, his ability and his services
fully entitle him to tie honors
and benefits of the office to which he
has been appointed over the application
of other men as fully qualified.
MIR. Pickles came to this city when a
poor laboring boy, and unaided and
alone, except such aid that he called to
his assistance by his pluck and push he
has made himself one of the leading
manufacturers and business men of the
City. His appointment is merited, and
comes to him in a time of life when it
will do him the most good and will be
the most appreciated. President Ar
thur is to be congratulated on the selec-
ton he has made, and Mr., Pickles on
being selected
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-30
Gent|emen's Jean Drawers

We are now offering our
unexcelled tailor-made pep
perall jean drawers which
proved such a perfect success
last season. they are cut
from a French pattern, are
perfect fit, gotten up in first
class style, and give universal
satisfaction. We have them
in all sizes, from % to 49,
inch waist measure and in all
lengths. Price 80 cents a
pair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-30
DERSONAL..

Weak and undeveloped parts Of the human
body enlarged, de vel0ped and strengthened,
etc., liz an interesting advertisement long run
in our paper. In reply 10 inquiries we vii
say that there 10 no evidence Of humbug
about this. Ga the contrary, the advertisers
sons may get sealed circulars, giving al
particulars, by addressing Erie Medical CO.
P. o. Box 5l3, Buffalo, New York.-To.ed
Evenjng Hea Rlbeod.20t
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DIED.
In this city, Jan. llth, Marga,

In this city, Jan. 1lth, Margaret IL. Castle. aged
IL years, months and 10 days
In Monroe, Jan. Sd, T. Kicker aged II years and
S months.
In Sandy Point, Jan. 9th, Elida T., only daughter
of Capt. Ira w. and Lucinda Hartman, aged 81
years, months
In Camden, Jan. Sd. Maria Pendeton, wife Of
r, f. Pendeton, aged 80 years, 3 months.
In Rockville Camden, Jan. 18th, Benjamin Gran
don, aged IS years, months, Is days.
In West Camden, Dec. 3lst, Christopher Thorn
dixie, aged 90 years.
In Union, Jan. 9Th j. s. Green, aged "A years.
In Rockland, Jan. 9th, Amelia, wife of G. j. Bar
ker, aged Is years.
In Rockland, Jan. 9Th, Joseph SOL of Edward
and Catherine sullivan, aged months.
In Rockland, Jan Sth, Daniel Grant, of Rock
port, aged ~ years.
In Union, Jan 9th, ID. w. p, widow of DR.. ST.
mon NJ. Thompson, aged 40 years
In Rockland, Jan. 9th, Samuel Williams, aged -
years.
In Rockland, Jan. 5th, Clarence Ernest of
Luthur and Maggie A. Clark, aged , years, 10
months % days.
In Rockland, Jan, 4th, Armenia, daughter of NJ.
a. and Hepsy I. Dow, aged Is years, months, IS
days
In Warren, Dec 2Sth, Adlie, wife of Rockland
Walter, aged 30 years, IL days.
In Ellsworth, Jan. It'll, Mr.. Edwin w. Austin,
aged 80 years and IL months
In Cedarville, Kansas, Mrs Hattie f, wife of
lnSloW + uller, youngest daughter of Joseph and
Harriet +. stevens, aged ~ years.
In Monroe, Dec. 10Th, Nathaniel Wildes aged 81
years. months.
IN Knox, Jan. llth Daniel F. Walker, aged s.
years, months.
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MARRIED.


In this city, Jan. 18th, by Rev. Geo. E. Tufts, Mr.
Geo w. Carver, of Lincolnvillc, and Miss Alice o.
Coombs, of Morrill,
In Palermo, Jan. 3D. by S. q. Norton, ESD, Al
fred W. Pulen, of Palermo, and Mrs Mary A
Fenering, of Montville.
In Rockp Jan. 14th, by Rev. w T. Chase, MIR
Geo r. Slower, Of Belfast, and Miss Emma A
Stinson, of Camden.
In Windsor, Jan. LIST, by Rev. Il. Bryant, Mr. A
II. Crockett, of Liberty, and Miss Lizzie 5. Moody
of Windsor.
In Castleton, H., Nov. 2lst, by Rev. Jordon, Mr.
William E. Damon, Of Bradford, H., and Miss
Francena Warren, of North Searsport. Me.
In Camden, Jan LIST, Osborn E. Hahn, of Rock
land, and Miss Jennie ID. Morse, of Thomaston.
In Rockport, Jan. 9th, Mr.. }. G. Dean, of Mar
shall, Missouri and Miss Evai NiIlar, of Lincoln
Vile
IN Rockland, Jan. 9th, Arthur Horton, of New
York city, and Alice Maud, daughter of Joseph NJ
Emery, of Rockland.
IN Washington, Jan. Sth, George Gould and Mary
+. William, both of Washington.
In Washington, Jan. S5h, Emery ID. Witham, OF
Washington, and Della X. Benner. of Liberty.
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FISH AND FISHING. The Messrs. Guptil
ing to fish weirs, for a weir at South Addison,
which they occupied for two on three years,
when the owners of The land adjoining. believ-
ing the privilege 10 be justly, if not legally
theirs, petitioned the legislature. and Il measure
was passed granting them the right to control
the water "otf their shore" Both sides got the
advice Of able counsel and the case was heard
before the Supreme Court at Machias. resulting
decision in favor of the owners of the land,
the Mes>rS. L0ok.....Ihe smelt fishermen in
Maine waters have had a prosperous season
thus far. The fish have been plentiful and
good prices reatized..... Bangors tomcod fishery
is boomng......The annual report of the Boston
Fish Bureau shows that during the past wear
the total catch of mlckerel by the New England
fleet was 2266o5 barrels. a decrease of l52 rs
barrels IL compared with last year. The total
catch of ground fish including cod, haddock,
hake, pollock and cusk. was ,06l sos quintas,
an increase of 1929 quntals over 1SS2......
From $1,000. 600 to 40 100000 pounds of fish,
and 100000 fish that are sold by count. are
handled annually in the Fulton Market. New
\ ork......Ihe total catch of Goldfish for the past
year by Gloucester vessels was 54919 900
pounds, against ~ 800 900 in 1852: total haIibut
catch I25S90 pounds. Fish Commissions
ers of Maine have been presented with 300, 600
salmon eggs by Prof. Baird. United States
Commissioner. With those on hand this makes
a stock of 900, 900 eggs.
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In Rockand, Jan. It'll, Thomas Hogan and Mary
A. Savage, both of Rockland
IN vinaihaven Jan. 9Th, Capt. stephen $. Lewis
and Amaretta X. Dyer, both of Vinalhaven,
ond pilot of steamer lewiston and Addie J. Rob
inson, of Machiasport.
In Vinalhaven, Dec 3Oth, Reuben S. Hopkins anG
Ada Williams, bot h of Vinalhaven.
In Union, Dec. 22d, John p. Jones and Katie p
Jones, both of Warren.
In Rockland, Dec. 14th, Thomas Quincy, of Wal
do, and Mrs. Mary j. jackson, of Rockand.
In Ellsworth, Jan. 9TH, Mr.. Edgar A. Jordan anG
Miss Gertrude NJ. Smith, both of Ellsworth.
In Ashton, OAK, Dec 2ith, Mr.. Eugene II. Aus
tin and Miss Mary A. Bonscy, both of Ellsworth
Me
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Boston Market.

NAll Rl)A1 Jan. Il.
BCTTER-Thc tone of the market is reported
stronger tending upwards in quotations northern
fall creamery, IS G35c; choice. = aH0c; summer
make, 2i12ic; summer made stock, . o21c: north
eTn dairy, New ork, Vermont choice fan made,
2ia21c; choice straight dalics choice, 30 23c: fair
to good, Il l9c poor, II lie; imitation creamery,
20a 23c dc ladic, choice lG1l1c. poor to fair II d
trade.
CHEEsE-The market Is reported with stronger
tone and an upward tendency in prices; firm fail
factory made cheese is quoted, liG5c: choice, i2Ia
Gl3i ~; fair to good, l0al2c choice western, IL !.
i3t; TAR To GOOD, 10 a l2c, skim, 1a>c.
EGGS->tork Is scarce of fine. fresh, laid
eggs; eastern eggs, fresh, 81 ai5r. New York and
Vermont, ioa3lc, northern, 3oa3lc; western, 29u
SOC; southern BE; lined q 435c; held stock, 23
2Sc
BEANs-7Trade is lirmer with no material eli ange
IN prices small hand picked pea, 81 9043 90; large
do, - 1042 -. medium choice hand picked, s. -
a. 80, foreign pea, s. 3Jn2 - foreign medium, -
l142 -: yellow eyes, improved, 80 30d3 -; do
choice Nat, - l5d3 20; rcd kidneys, 81 al 10 t.
bushel.
PorAoEs-The market is steady, with an i'm
proved demand, especially line stock; lower grades
are dull prices range from l3 to SOC: Maine and
New Brunswick, 81 80 T. Dbl; Aruosook and Houl
ton, Is Doc: New ork and Vermont, Doe; Bur
eastern, 50c, northern, i3r, Beauty Of Hebron, 4Sg
soc
APFLES-There is moderate demand at quota
lions; No. baidwins, 50 p az 80: NO Ito, 81 15a
, 30; greetings, No. !, - 50al 20: iiubbar,lston
50 1j4i %; Iainan sweets, 50 2ja3 %; fancy eat
ing, - "a 80; common varieties. - a. 80: choice
western, S. - az So common ito, 81 25a2 - t. Dbl ;
NcN York state MIXED varieties, Sia3 - t. Dbl.
HAY AND STRAW-Thc market rules quiet, fancy
timothy Is held at Sl1 + ton; ftir to good Sli 80
"thy So swale hay, ~ rye straw, Slfa4 30; oat
straw, IS 40 t. ton.
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that the horse worthless had been or Ielly
beaten by deft. just before the exchange was made
Deft says that he sued Wagner on the note after
which this suit was brought, and that it was
brought through malice. The state produced ties
tmony to sustain the beating. Deft says he whip
ped his horse with small alder, but did not cruel
ly beat him. Jury out. County Attorney
Wallace for State, Thompson & Dunton for deft.
State VS.. Ebcn Fernald. An appeal case from
Trial Justice Greer for an assault and battery Oh
complaint of Benz. w. Young. Parties live in
Lincolnyille. Young testified that Nov. 25tl
last deft. assaulted him in the highway Deft
drew a club, when Young in self defence threw him
down. Defence is denial and that Young was
the assaultng party. Not guilty. Wallace for State
Thompson Dunton for deft.
state vs.. Stephen G Hart for perjury. On tria
DIVORCE.
Carrie +. Nickerson of Belfast, from Geo. W
NickersOn
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Probate Court.

j. u. HANSON, Judge.-A. A. FLETCHER, Register
The following business was transacted at the
January Term Of this Court
ADMINISTRATORS GRANTED on EsIAs rs Of
Nancy Ryan, late of Belfast, George F. ..yan, AL
Inri-trator; Mary Foster late of Belfast, Nathan
f. houston, Administrator: Ebnn q. Babhdge, lat,
ei l-lceboro. Isaac NJ Bo;r,tn:u, Administrator Il,
honls non; Howard BachelduT, late of SwHnvillc
y ancs :. Hartman, Administrator dc bonis non.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED-E. ID. Taskcr unit,
Joseph William, non compos mentiS; Albert ii
Madd0ckS unto Sarah Il. Long non cOmpos mentis
License TO SELL Personal ESTATE on Els
TATE OF-E9ther q. hnOWiton, late Of Morrill,.
INVENTORIES FILED On ESTATES oF-Danie
Bricr, tate Of Belfast; james l.. Hatch, late OF
l~lesboro. Isaac W. lIavener, late of Scarsport
David Mitchell, late OF Troy; Franklin Bricr. late
Of Belfast.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED On ESTATES oF-Georgt
". Andrews, late of Scarsmont; Amos Lane, late
Of Belfast; Joshua Twitchell, late of jackson
Nlobc F. Boarfiman late of Iscsboro: first accoun
Of Trustee Of Frank and Fred Bryant; sixth ac
count of Trustee of Catherine and Waldo Pierce
third and final account of Guardian of christopher
r., Willis IL, Elizabeth and Chandler H. Church
minor heirs of Chandler ii. Church; third accoun
of Guardian of Ezekiel Leighton, non compos.
WILLS PROBArED-WilIiam Muglidge, late o
SearSpOrt.
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What is Fellows Headache Specific? 1t is what
Its name implies, specific cure for headache from
whatever cause it may arise. 1t is carefully com
pounded by rstclass druggist, and is a reliable
pharmaceutical preparation, safe for child the
most delicate lady to take, at any time, under
any circumstances. Every thing that enters in to
Its composition is purely vegetable and perfectly
harmless. 1t contains no opate narcotics in any
form, and its long continued use in large or small
doses, will have no bad effect the system, as do
all drugs usually used to relieve pain We feel
fdent this remedy will relieve, almost Immediately,
nine cases out of ten. 1t is valuable remedy and
worth trying.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-17

An effect existing without a cause is an mpossi
biity tickling in the throat huskinesS Of the voice
violent coughing, etc, are the effects of severe
cold. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup cures the cold at
once and removes its serious effects.
EN-Gov. Garcelon seems to have thrown a
coldness over the Jackson resurrection in Bos-
ton by nsinuating that the democracy needed a
little reforming. Portland Press
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STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF W ALDO s..
!, CHAS. +. GORDON, Cashier of the above named
hank, do soiemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
CIIAS. +. GORDON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th day
Of January, 1854. CIIAS. +. ADAMS,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest lW3
JAMES g. PENDIETON,
h. f. PENDLETON, Directors.
}. ii. LANE,
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1888. Winter Arrangement 1884.
Commencing Thursday, Jan. 3, 1884,
Ateamer (AMBRIpGE, Capt OILS ingrahAm,

VIII leave Belfast for Boston ,uid intermediate
landings, every a0nGaJ and Thursday AT ~ Pm.
Returning lr;tNc liuculn'S wharf, Boston, every
Tuesday and Friday. ill ) O'Clock p. II.
tpNNECTfON~-At ~ear~purt VITA stage for stock
ton arrival Of steamer. At Buck sport with stage
for and from ELLSWORTH Al Bangor for MoUsehead
Lake and all stations ON the Il. X L. X, X. and NJ
T.. K. K. Connections made for Portland at Rock
land usually every Monday evening. Steamer Mt
Desert on Steamer Rock land, leaves Eocklmd every
"Wednesday amt saturday at ! A. NJ, on On arrival
Of steamer from Boston Leaves sullivan etc,
every Monday and Thursday connecting at Rock
Hand with steamer for Boston direct Passengers
and freight VIII be forwarded to Portland 10y
Meeting usually ut Kockland with steamer Lewiston.
Tickets may br Obtained On buarct steamers for
Lowell, Lawrence New \ ork amt Philadelphia
While the river Is closed steamers connect at
Bucksport VITA NJ. G.. K. K. Through tickets to
Bangor sold on board of steamer.
/" Lowell ......'....... .-.....-... 800
from Belfast to BOSTON and return. 800
from Scaraport to Boston and rtturn.... 80
d. LANE, Agent, Belfast.
JAMES LfTTLEFiELD, SUpt., Boston.
CALVIN AUSTIN, GeneraI Freight Agent, Boston.
Belfast, Jan. ., lsel.--lyrl
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Searsport Locals.


Capt A. T. Whittier was at home for few days
last week.
The Boston steamer did not arrive until 10 O'Clock
sunday evening.
sch. Brunette discharged cargo of for A.
J. Nickerson last week
Who pays for the turkeys ordered cooked at
>wanyie: Better 20 up and eat them, young men.
In mentioning last week tile directors chosen for
ensuing year for Searsport Nat Bank, the name of
\. Il. Ferguson was omitted.
Wednesday, Jan 9th, the boys found as good
skating on the streets a. they could wish for. 1t
was quite 4 novel sight to see crowds of them going
ana coming from school on their runners There
were many mi>haps from fails and the hardware
stores had great demand for ice creepers.
NOTICE. 4 some OF those t. whom the Journal
j. now sent did not the advertisement last week
relating tp subscriptions to the searaport Guest
w slate here that it il proposed to send the Jour
udi' Guest subscribers who have paid IN advance
t'tue amount thus paid A. the journal is 3 a year,
ID Will be sent six months 1o those who have paid
:: Ia advance for the Guest If this Is not sati,
factory, C. J. Burgess 4 Co. should be notified and
tI.y VIII refund me money. sec special Notice.
a.i Prospectus ON the fourth page.
Tnt IArE carr SIMON Ross. The Portland
Advertiser of Thursday evening last says.
Cirtiin Ross, whose remains arrived in this city,
Tuesday. from Liverpool, was a native of Sears
port Maine. He was q man Of ability, uncommon
,..Yr-r AND perseverance. Holding his crew with
lrfn yet kindly hau8, Ac WAS the beloved captain
ut m1Is a long voyage. He safely took his ship
utnl times to Liverpool and HaNre, also To Aus
italI. Calcutta hut Bombay. Ills unWearied vigil
t' -e.Vred him success Though he loyeithe sea,
!
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STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY OF WALDO SIS.
|. A. II. BRADBURY, Cashier of the Belfast Ma
tional Bank of Belfast, do soemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my know
edge and belief. A. III. BRADBURY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of January, 1854. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
Justice of the Peace
Correct. Attest:
JOHN G.. BROOKS,
CHAS. Il. HAZELTINE,i Directors
IW3 WIN. Il. SWAN,
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Springer, NJ. c., from Illinois, is APPLY
named. He is always sprnging to his feet and
he makes his fellow members i'll o. noise.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-17

''No city daily can supply the place of the To-
cal newspaper" says the New York Sun. Our
esteemed contemporary is quite correct.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-17

"Why We Laugh"-Speaker Carlisle did not
reappoint Hon. S. S. Cox Regent of the Smith
sonian Institution.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-17

There are many things, wise and otherwise,
in the Boston Herald, but the ''NIen and Things"
once upon a time SO crisp and pointed, no longer
appear.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-17

Mr.. j. S. Martin 10 State Street, Boston, has
sent us his Both sheet of .'Stock Fluctuations. :"
showing the rise and fall of stocks during the
past wear.
The Republican journal., 1884-01-17

Mayor Cummings, of Bangor, has won n
place in "Men of the Time"-not standard
time, however.
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Notlces
roma =

IN THIS CITY, FRIDAY, JAN. 18th, A LAP
/ ROBE. The owner have the same by prov.
ing property ami paying charges. Apply at
JOURNAL OFFICE.
Belfast Jan. II, lSSi.-3w3
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o.
SHIP NEW s
POkT or BELFAST.


ARRIVED
Jan. 10Th. sch. Lizzie Poor, Dickey, Boston.
jan l2th, Schs +. J." Warren. Pattershall, Bos-
Jon hI i,,n n", LIT. u, b"st1n.
SAILED.
Jan. 10Th. sch. Minetta, Wade, Boston.
Jan. 18Th, Sch. A. +. Crockett, Thorndike, Key
West
Jan. 18th. Schs f. l.. Warren, Pattershall Bos-
toh' Hfhoha' haf'' b"9toh'
ALoN" lhE "HAkNEs.
Paul has loaded sch. Hero with hay for Boston.
.. Carter has loaded SENS e. H. Warren ma unr
mona with hay .or Boston,. considerable ice has
nHde about the docks, but not enough to impede
navigation
,uEp,,,x pn,rc
,.,,;.
II halt!n.orT, I'm. ''h' cleared sth' paYhSht,
iiHIgnoh' rort a.,1 ,.,
boston jan 9tI: Arrived bark Edward Cush-
iilS, b4rhhh"Tc, hthl"hU' syn "ciaka CottlG!l,
's'itlliUre' Jan mn -AflNeu ScnH. MOTIFS w.
Ghilu' l"rrey' Pensacola; Johh r. MerrDw Chase,
ht!uhlote'
wv Dts Jan ~ Sielcu 9cl. Meme ?. TICK,
elIng fIo"Gr1, oAGH'"nNliie' ian. lolh; Cleared
n'fh -Nhct, Dyer, ilaNaha' sen Dora NJ. French,
rrShrn' Mnm7ahli'; 'an. I2th- ArrNtI snip
olhiifli, Gilmore nun . Gays Jan l5th AZ
llNr'' s'"' r''ieh'" l'e''' N'Htis' fehsacoia, 10
"H w., .
iprtI'thi' Jdh. litll; arrived sen. Nloll fep-
Puu,!' '-iVi' hfull7Nth.
Wlmm2ion Jan: IN Cleared sch. ID. d. Has
htI'' iiA7h'ti. hihS ftl4.
}a'h'"hnli!c' Jan. lllh- Arrived sen. ST. johns,
Gilmore, hsh4st.
Staples kiwtH, Trapani IS DAYS
tharitHt"H' jan llh. Cleared sch. VIM Fred
.. ,
f"hhi'N I'liH'
Port Chalmers, y. H., Dec. 10th. Arrived bark
John {. smith, foss, kapara.
Auakland \. H., Dee. 3i. Sailed bark Clara f.
Mft'llNerY, Griffin, New ork.
Liverpool, Jan. 10Th. sailed ship ChlMdus
Curtis. san Francisco
N,prr1vr MISCELLANY
LAINCESroN Tasmania Arrived Bril- Don
'aclnlo' hoSt"h' NNI. ffthlahtlt, " a. Inc las
mahlan says; she belongs to the wooden class Of
s4uafr-eicrhci vessels capaoie OF any amount Of
iiafI Worh. tier dimensions Length, l3l IT;
ne'th; ~ ~ ItpM OF mona, l. ~ her register ton
haEt htllS iS' Sror7' Ahh 400 net ana She has !
carry capacity Oh sou tons measurement, OF 100
tons "eni Wel3ht she was built in 1870, at Free
port Maine, I. ,. A., ny Mr.. Gregory Croaton
VINO Is part owner me brig mas been of late
trading To inhll, south America, and the Mediter-
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At Probate Court held AT Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo on the second Tuesday of
j \

hANlEL W. HoDGDON, having presented a
- petition praying that JAMES ). HARItl-
NJ AN. Executor of the last will OF JONATHAN
ELN ELL, late of Norlhport, deceased, may be or
dtlcd 70 convey to hnm certain real estate said
deceased according to Il contract made by the de
ceased.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give public no
tirc to all persons interested therein by publishing
copy of this order three weeks successfully in the
hcpui'lltan journal, a newspaper printed at Bel
last, in sall County, prior to the second Tuesday
of February 4. d. lSSi. that they may appear at il
Probate Court, to be held at Belfast, within and for
SAID County, on the etrOnd Tuesday OF February
next, at ten of the clock before noon, and show
cause, il amy ;hcy have against the 7;me.
JAMES ID. LAM~ON judge.
true copy. AItcot:-A. y. FLETCHER, Register.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PROBATE NOTICES.

At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
january, A. u. 1854.
nANIEL Il, SWEETLAND, named Executor in
- certain instrument purporling to be the last
Mil and testament and GntliriI OF JOSIAH H.
SWEETLAND, late Of SearSmont in said County
of Waldo, deceased, having presented the same for
Probate.
Ordered, That the said named Executor give no.
uce to all persons interested by causing a copy of
this order to be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
il the Republican Journal printed at Belfast that
they may appear at Probate Court, to be held at
Belfast, within and for said County the second
Tuesday Of February next at ten of the clock before
noon and show cause, if any they have, why the
same should not he proved, approved and allowed.
JAMES ID. LAMSON, Judge.
true copy. Attest "A. a. FLETCHER, Register.
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Jan. 10Th. sch. Lizzie Poor, Dickey, Boston.
Jan l2th, SENS. f.. J.. Warren, Pattershali, 30 s.
ton: iialmona, Patershall Boston.
Jan 18th. sch. Hero, McDonohue, Boston.
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Jan 10Th. sch. Minetta, Wade, Boston.
Jan. l3th. Sch. a. +. Crockett Thurndike Key
West.
Jan. 18th. Sehs. +. l.. Warren, Pattershtll, BoS-
ton; llarnona, Hart Boston
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Hodgton, Portland.
Boston, Jan. ON. Arrived bark Edward Cush
ing, BickInorc, Richmond, SCH. Wcaki, Cottrcll
Baltimore. Jan. llth Arrived sche. Morris W
Child, Torrey Pensacola; john F. Merr W., Chase
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This powder never varies. A marvel of purity
strength and WhOlGsOmencSS. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot he sold in com
petition with the multi tude of low test, short weight
alum or phosphate powders. Sold 0nlY in cans
ROYAL BAKING Pow DER CO., l06 Wall St, y. y.
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