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N O . 6 PRIN TIN G IN COLORS B R O N Z IN G , he. three or four minutes, during which the understand that it would be better for within his gift—the hand of his daugh­ with a string—their feet encased in YVhat followed we know net, but, a few the work with a few texts of Scripture, princess remained in a kneeling attitude him not to return. He turned to one A Druggist Sued.—A suit was recent­ waiting for the address of her father, ter. shoes made of plaited reeds or strips of minutes later, the Hon. Morrow B. Lowry repeated parrot-like on Sundays, and a of his aids, and ordered the Duke ol ‘Ah, my son,’said Nicholas, affection­ lime-tree hark—a blouse-like shirt of might have been noticed on the streets of stitawberry festival a«d picnic in warm ly brought in England against a chemist and not daring to interrupt his medita­ Leuchtenberg to appear before him. Erio, armed with a walking stick, and and druggist by a man to whom the for­ FORTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY. tion. ately, while at last tears burst from his pink calico (why, with their florid faces weather. mer had given some mercurial pills, with In two minutes the duke was in the eyes, ‘you see how much I love h er!" they should choose pink, I cannot un­ wondering ‘why a man can never find A good character is better than riches, The following pretty poem, from the Christian Evidently he was anxious to learn the that nigger when he wants to see him directions how to use them. The pills Weekly, accompanies an illustration which tells a presence of the czar. But at the very And he raised the duke from his kneel and more to be prized by its possessor name of the happy mortal who, as it ap­ derstand) over the trousers, confined at badly.’—Beaver Radical. than fife itself. It will remedy the de­ salivated him and an illness followed, story ol contentmeut under ttie most humble circum moment when Nicholas, with a stern ing altitude and pressed him fondly to the waist by a sash or belt of leather, which the medical man in attendance as­ stances. It is a picture of lowly hie, in which hu< peared, had won without an effort, with­ lects of fortune and atone for the falling cribed to the effects of the pills. The man love and gratitude to the Almighty for the and almost contemptuous face, turned his heart. and above this, unless in heat of noon, UMPORTANCE OF CHARAC­ off of friends. Character, like a shadow, smallest blessings are beautifully blended. A poor out a contest, the priceless jewel which toward him in order to tell him to leave judge hold that the law now was old couple are seated alone, and are about to com The next day the young grand duch­ a wrapper of sheepskin reaching below TER IN BUSINESS. accompanies all men, aud whether good me nee their lrugal meal, wbeu the old man says:— he held dearer than the crown of Russia the capital and the empire within twen­ that every person who professed to follow tself, the heart of Maria—and yet he ess was given back to life, and a few tlie knees while often there is no cov­ or bad, it cannot be shaken off. Better any skillful employment was bound to A h! wait, good wile, a minute! ty-four hours, he cast a side-glance on months afterward the wedding was cel­ ering for the head but the yellow, mat­ The importance of character in the for a boy or yCung man that he never I have first a word to say; was afraid of this name ! He, the all- briiig to the exercise of it a reasonable the imperial carriage, in which both the ebrated with the same splendor as il numerous relations of life can scarcely was born than to acquire a doubtful char­ Do you know what day to-day is ? powerful monarch, who for a mere ted hair, bound with a fillet and falling amount of skill. This applies to medi­ empress and the Grand Duchess Maria really the most powerful sovereign had be over estimated. It is especially im­ acter. A good character is better than a cal men, but not to chemists and drug­ Mother, ’tis our wedding day I whim would have defied the united low ou the shoulders as the full beard were witnessing the review. And the married the most beautiful princess oi falls on the breast. portant in a business point of view. It great inheritance, and is the result of in­ gists, who were simply sellers ot drugs. Just as now, we sat at supper Europe, tiembling like a cow-I sight which there presented itself to his remedies the inequalities of fortune, and nate moral excellence and sound princi­ If a man would he so great a fool as to When the guests had gone away; Europe. In the open space stand the coach­ ie mere thought of hearing the , eyes restrained the words which he was is tho grand touchstone or measure of ples, that are equally enduring in this go to a chemist and take any pills You sat that side, I sat this side, men with their vehicles waiting to be name of the young man who disputed about to utter; for, with a faint cry of LIFE IN RUSSIA. success. Character or reputation, al world and the next.— U. S. Economist. that he might give him, it was his own Forty years ago to-day ’ hired—dressed in low, broad-crowned, though they are not properly convertible m inn be possession of his most terror, the young grand duchess fell fault. The matter having been argued at Then what plans we laid together; nrppinna -moral lint u „__ i , . . u ° D An American Woman’i Account of Moscow black hats; long caftans of dark cloth terms, are rightly regarded as a portion some length, Ilis Honor decided that precious jewel. But at last he recov- j back in a swoon upon her seat, S h e and perhaps the best portion of a man’s LISTEN TO.YOUR MOTHER. What brave things I meant to do; ered his self-command. I. . . .. * fitting close about the neck but without there was no case for the j ury, so that Could we dream to-day would find us had followed with her eye3 every mo­ One of the most interesting of recent a collar, padded at the hips, double in stock in trade; and any wanton or un­ IIow many a tender, dear mother’s unless the plaintiff elected to be nonsuit­ At this table—me and you ? ‘Is be a king’’'lie asked. tion of her father, and when she saw provoked injury to either is punishablo by ed, ho should direct the jury to find a books of travel is Mi$s Edna Dean front and fastened nnder the left arm dno or imprisonment, or both. heart has been rent with anguish at the ‘No, father.’ him sending for the Duke of Leuchten­ disobedience of children. A fond moth­ verdict for the defendant. The plaintiff Better so, no doubt; and yet I ‘But at least the son of a king?’ Proctor’s ‘Russian Journey’ lately is­ with six metal buttons; while their Character is a higher and nobler qual­ Sometimes think—I cannot tell— berg, and the moment which was tode- er once said to a friend of tho family: ‘I preferred a verdict for the defendant, iu thick white gloves, when not in use, ity than mere reputation. It Is more of a order that ho might be in a position to Had our boys—ah, yes! I know, dear; ‘No, father.’ , cide her happiness or misery Jhrough- sued by J. R. Osgood & Co. It is not wish you would talk to my daughter, are secured by the thumbs to their gir­ personality. Character may be defined sir. You know all tho circumstauees ol appeal. Yes. Ee doeth all things well. . 1' „ , en be 13 no*'a crown prince ?’; out life was at hand, her fear and emo- so much an account of her journey as a dles. to he that impression of a man’s inner or It would be very well for thiscommun- No, father.’ true nature which ho produces upon other the case, and perhaps you would have a Well, we’ve had our joys and sorrows; tion had overcome her firmness. Men carry about buckets filled with good influence over her. She wbn’t lis­ ity il it understood that few apothecaries After every new question, in this series of brilliant sketches of what she persons. Of course, there is always a Shared our smiles as well as tears; YVithout saying a word to the duke, salted cucumbers, selling them, one by ten to anything I can say.' What words in this country have any knowledge of And the best of all, I've had your downward descent in the social scale but only casting on him a 9aw, two or three of which relating to liability to error. Some men may deceive the therapeutic properties of drugs.— one, to tbe peasant crowd as a relish others by assumptions of good qualities were these to be wrung by a daughter’s F aith lu l love for forty y e a rs! rom the very pinnacle of human great- glance, the emperor turned his horse the ancient capital and the life of its rMedical Times.'} for their black bread, which they eat as which they do uot possess. Again, it is conduct from amother’s lips. ‘She won’t Poor we’ve been, but not lorsakcn; ness, the czar made a short pause, dur- and galloped off toward the carriage. inhabitants, we append : hear me.’ Alas! whom then will she they go. At the churches and the street impossible fora mean, ignorant commun­ hear? She will not listen to her whose — A letter containing 31,000, sent from Grief we’ve known, but never shame, • ng which he gasped for breath. • ity to appreciate a man of lofty principles ‘Is he a foreigner?’ he asked, with a „„For ,SIsix weeks the czar employed all Moscow is full of interest outside of shrines of the Virgin, passers-by make eyes were the first that watched over her Hartford to Norwich, and not received by its “Father for Thy endless mercies means to divert the grand Kremlin and church and palace. Its the sign of the cross and even prostrate aud high attainments. But the great soul iufaney, and which have grown dim with Still we bless Thy holy name.” painfulinfill efforteffort. possible of the world is just. Nearly always the owner, after causing tho postal authorities I duchess from her infaluation for the situation is high and healthful, aud its themselves in their reverence. Nur­ many tears shed for her sake—she will some anxiety, turns out to have been properly ‘Yes, father.’ blinds are removed that wraps up a man not listen to her whose heart has never From Harper's Bazar. The emperor, as if overwhelmed and 1 8 German , duke.h t Persuasion, half million inhabitants are spread oyer ses appear clad in the Russian national from his fellows. Sooner or later the taken from the Norwich office by a young man an area greater than that of any other beaten one throb that was not true to her LOVE IN THE WINTER PALACE; ushed by this terrille information, klndnet!3’ 8everlty. 1 hreats, intrigues costume—a white under-garment, rath­ hypocrite drops the mask, or it is torn aud her real interest—to the mother living with the person to whom it was addressed ink back UI1O11 his chair, „n,l covered WaS tr,°d ? bUt tbl1thing European city except London. It is er low in the neck, with full, short from him, and eventually a good, true whose bosom was her cradle and her who put it iD his overcoat pocket, and ex- ‘ OR, sank back upon his chair, and covered man rises to honor and esteem from the his face with both his hands. proved vain and futile. A t the close of the largest manufacturing town in Rus­ sleeves ; a dark skirt gathered into home in helpless years, and which yearns changed his coat at a clothing store for a bet­ The Czar Nicholas as a Match- sia,—having within its walls and sub­ band just above the bosom and suspen­ prejudices that may have surrounded him. The grand duchess did not dare to tbe first week the grand duchess seemed over her now with unutterable love, pity ter fitting garment. The letter was discov- M aker. urbs nearly two hundred factories for ded by straps over the shoulders, and a A good address and plausible manners and anguish; will uot listen to her who stir or to speak. Quietly, like a victim “ “ Posed and • a‘ tb(S . close of may cover many morul and mental de­ ered, tlie other day, by a man who purchased .I,„ ...... YiL ..<• _____ I the second she cried and wep in secret; the weaving of silk alone,—and when belt about the waistfroin which depends labors for her day by dny and dreams of waiting for the death-stroke of the exe­ ficiencies, just the same as sterling merit the aforesaid overcoat, aad honestly sent it to In a former number of the Bazar we at the close of the third she wept open­ more railways have penetrated the a long white apron. Earrings and a her by night, who prays for her with un­ cutioner, she bowed her beautiful head, may often be concealed by an excess of its owner. gave the history of the betrothal and East, it will be the mart of exchange necklace of beads are worn, aud on the ceasing prayer. This is the friend to ready to undergo the wrath of the em­ ly ; at the close of the fourth she took modesty. whom the infatuated girl will not listen. marriage of the Emperor Nicholas of the heroical resolution to sacrifice her for Europe and Asia. Its nobles follow hea 1 a high, turban-like cap of some But sooner or later the discovery is Russia (the grandfather of the Prince peror, which might burst upon her head , ™ And why not? YVhat being has she found Tlie receipts of the Orphan’s Home at at any moment. Ilove’ and PerbaPs ber bfe, to the cruel the court to St. Petersburg. Merchant bright color. This strking but rather made, and a man stands before his neigh­ that is to be regarded iu preference to Bath from all sources the past year have Alexis) to Princess Charlotte of Prussia ty of her father; at the close of the princes are taking their place. formless attire, seems now to be given bors and the world stripped of all dis­ her mother? Her love for her offspring been $7,GIG.80. and the expenditures and our fair readers will uot have failed ‘Is the man whom you love in Rus- guises, for what he is really worth. The ; 3?’ t.llP P.mnprnr nt Inch rpcnmorl "" liJo fifth she was so ill that her physicians YVe explored, at leisure, the city and over to nurses, and court ladies for is unquenchable and undying. 00.43. There are some bills yet out­ to admire the ingenious way in which siar the emperor at last resumed his , , . , , - ,* modes ot these revelations are often as Seme af our readers, says an exchange standing and also 3700 due Jeremiah examination. grew alarmed at the state of her health ; its suburbs. Nothing can be more enter­ state occasions, when the headdress surprising as they are varied. Sometimes the handsome suitor pleaded his cause at the close of the sixth she might have taining than that labyrinth of shops,the may recollect a thrilling ballad which Robinson for a lot of land bargained for a ‘Yes, your majesty.’ blazes with jewels. Merchants’ clerks, the dishonest, knavish politician struts vegetable garden and a play ground for with the queen of his heart. To-day , died but for the assurance of the em­ Great Bazaar, in whose long arcades when not busy, may be seen sittin iu | through his hour of pride and power, and was written on the death of a woman we propose to present the same prince ‘Ah ! lie is here, in St. Petersburg who perished in the snow drifts of the the children. The trustees recommend peror that she should marry the Duke each trade has its quarter; none among tlie shop doors playing ebess or dom­ is at last dashed down by meaner or more Green Mountains of Vermont. That in increased outlay by the State, $9000 in another love-affair—no longer as a ‘Y'es, father.’ corrupt men than himself. Or a mer­ 'The voice of the grand duchess grew \ of Leuchtenberg. them more inviting than that devoted inoes aud perhaps holding a pet cat the mother bore an infant ou her bosom, and being considered the smallest that should hero wooing for himself, hut in the chant in a distant town may maintain an be appropriated for another year. fainter and fainter, and for the second I YVhile his lady-love was being ex­ to jewelers and silversmiths, whose while. Loads of birch wood go by, when the storm waxed loud and furious, more modest part of a match-maker in­ posed to such terrible trials,the Duke of shelves and counters shine with crystals sold at twenty rubles a cord—a large excellent local reputation for piety and true to a mother’s love, she rent her own tent on causing the happiness of a be­ time it seemed as if the anguish and integrity, but he may be rated on the garments and wrapped them around her — The New York Tribune says the people emotion of her heart would overpower , Leuchtenberg could not fail of perceiv- j and gems of Siberia and India, and sum for tbe peasants ; but a little wood mercantile agencies as a man who keeps loved daughter, even at the sacrifice of ing that, for some reason unknown to^rith articles of the exquisite niello lasts them long, as their brick ovens babe. The morning found her a corpse, of New York seem inclined to let die namo of his personal pride and his most cher­ her physical strength. But, as if to .. „ i„ , . ,, his private demijohn aud frequents dis­ but her babe survived. The babe grew counterbalance these impressions, and llC bad °3t lbe f ac(; ef tbe em- work peculiar to the country. At each are uot allowed to cool aud air is ex­ reputable houses in his too frequent visits Fisk fade quietly out of memory as soon as ished hopes. to manhood, aud became the speaker in may be, and to let tlie law do justice to his rvousness by his stern -! pcror". H e,dld not dar1e t0 make 'nC 8 r,° bt band 7 a3SCcn a small cluded. Soldiers conscious and unbend­ to cities to buy stock. Then he is sur­ iheOliio Senate. How thrilling must be It was in the year 1838. At the to dispel her nervousness by prised by a stoppage of credit iu New slayer. This is a wise conclusion for any com­ ness, the czar suddenly asked her, in inquiries which might have mlormed ! name filled with ivory balls, strung on ing in their uniforms are always in view, his though's of that mother, if he be a court of St. Petersburg there lived at him of the cause, but made up his mind J wires, by which lie reckoned his ac- and the dark faces of Gypsies, Tartars, York or Boston at the very time when he true, large-hearted man! How deep a munity. Tho subject of the assassination has that time a lady so lovely, so charm­ a menacing tone: needs it most, and is swept down among to return forthwith to Munich, instead j counts, and perhaps standing near it Persians, aud Jews are a pleasant re­ mother’s love! How many a mother is already been raised to an undue distinction, ing, so beautiful, that it had almost And where can I see him?’ the moral scum, where lie remains ever there who would die for a son, if called You can see him to-morrow morning of submitting to the whim of an an-' was seen a glass of tea Scarcely less lief after the fair monotony of the av­ more. In some cases, the banker or and it is eminently proper to let the whole mat­ passed into a proverb among the cour­ tocrat to whom lie owed no allegiance. attractive is the Radi, an open bazaar, erage Russians. YVliy is it that tbe in Providence to do so? Let sons, when ter subside as quickly as may be. tiers that the most powerful monarch, at the military review.’ merchant yields to a long-restrained mor­ far away from home, on land or sea, He was just on tho point of executing the centre of the traffic in wax tapers, men of the Slavonic family are so much al twist iu his nature that jerks him Iroin when no mother’s eye is upon them, re­ if he had met her in a peasant’s cot, ‘And how am I to recognize him ?’ the path of rectitude. These men are A preacher whose custom it was to ‘By the green plumage of his hat, this plan, and had already fixed upon a sacred pictures, and the lamps which coinelier than the women? Handsome member her love and be restrained by it would have turned his back on all the day for his departure, when one after properly objects of pity, nevertheless so­ indulge in very long sermons, exchanged and by bis splendid black horse. burn before them. When one remem­ men abound, aud doubtless there are Ironi entering the path of vice. Let with one who preached short ones. At princesses of Europe, and would have bers that no Russian room, whether in lovely, graceful womeu here, but they ciety is exonerated. It must protect them never say anything which a mother offered her his hand and his throne. Very well, I shall look out for him,’ U00U an b fli°e.r ° f tbe emperor’s staff itself by expelling them beyond its about the usual time for dismissing, the hut or palace or place of public resort, are rarely visible in church, or street, would not approve, and they will never This young lady, born in the shadow replied the czar and dismissed his app?are.d "? a.“d ® ^ r?d hl,n pale. audience began to go out, until nearly all to report at once to the emperor, is complete without its holy picture or bazaar. I saw only one or two who bring down her gray hairs with sorrow had left, when the sexton, who had stood of the proud throne of the czars, was d aughtcr without another word. Character is inherent. It cannot be to the grave. It was not without serious misgivings hung high in the farthest corner, it ex­ could be called beautiful, but they putenandoff like a garment, lfitw ere, as long as he could, walked up the Maria Nicolajewna, the oldest daughter The grand duchess, almost paralyzed pulpit stairs, and said to the preacher in witli fear aud excitement, reeled out of and apprehensions that the young duke plains these piles upon piles of Madon­ showed the possibilities of tbe race— all meu would clothe themselves in the of the Emperor Nicholas. nas aud heaps of saints and upoatloa ilaiuty creatures with the lily complex­ golden livery of heaven. The ten thou­ liu srix a DOWti A MILLIONAIRE. a whisper : ‘When yon have got through She had just attained her nineteenth the room. obeyed this order, which, under the sand eyes of society are in league with lock up, will you,and leave the key at my As soon as the czar was alone he be- circumstances, seemed to forebode ill to framed in every form and fashion to ion, blue eyes, and blonde hair, which The following story is told by The San house next to the church.’ y ear; and when iier father beheld her, suit varying tastes and means. Then we ascribe to angels ; the type, perhaps, the eternal laws of God, to watcli men in blooming and flagrant like the flowers gan to pace the room in the mo3t vio- bbn. But it was too late now to avoid all fheir steps aud ways, aud show them Francisco Chronicle ol" Meiggs, the great lent agitation. The tremulous motion Yhe storm after having neglected to there is the Fair lieid on Sundays in of the Anastasias and Natalies whom to each other oven in tins world as they — George Francis Train proposes to sue all of May, and saw that nearly every the early Czars chose out of all the land railway prince of Peru, who ran away of his lips aud the frightful pallor which Profil bY tbe first indications of its ap- the street,—the bazaar of tbe poorest are. The astounding defalcations, the tlie newspapers in tlie country because some of crown prince in Europe entertained the to share their throne. The women of bank forgeries, the breaches of trust, in debt from San Francisco, some years mantled his noble features gave evi- proach. classes, where every variety of trash them have called him a lunatic. Ho announces hope of winning the heart and hand of spread over rude tables or upon mats the lower classes, with their flat features, which are so numerous that they seem ago: this matchless beauty, he commenced dence of the tempest raging in his YY'lien lie entered the private cabinet subversive of all confidence between men, Mrs. Josslyn is a washerwoman, and himself as the People's Candidate for the breast. A terrible struggle took place of tbe czari Nicholas was standing be- on the ground finds a market, and and hair and eyes and skin of much the American Presidency. Dr. Mellen called on himself looking about for the most elig­ same hue, have ordinarily nothing but may all be regarded as so many evidences works very hard for her living. In the in the heart of this proudest monarch fore lbc marble table, upon which books, where, if you mingle with the crowd of a diseased moral condition. us a few days since, while out on leave from ible, the worthiest, and the most pow­ an honest, good-natured expression to palmy days of Harry Meiggs she depos­ of modern times, between his pride and papers and charts were spread out in you’must be careful not to press too Society depends for its preservation on ited with him uo less an amount than tlie Lunatic Hospital, and also informed us erful consort of his darling. redeeein their round faces from positive his paternal love. the greatest disorder. The emperor near to the peasants lest you should the careful sifting of men. It is just as $2,300, aud when Meiggs and her money that lie still considers himself a candidate for ‘Dear Maria,’ said he one day to the ugliness. They wear loose boots, short “ Pshaw !’ he ejaculated at la s t; ‘the looked pale, and his eye was veiled as take home witliyou some of the vermin necessary to discover and push forward a were "one, the time in which a woman the Presidency.—Exchange. princess, with the kindest smile which of which their greasy sheepskin coats skirts, long sacques of wadded cloth or good mau, as it is to expose and brand a could lay up so large a sum from the pro­ his stern features could command, ‘you whole affair is nothing but a ridiculous though a tear was only held back by bad one. Merchants want faithful clerks; whim of Maria’s. I am foolish, indeed, the force of his iron will. Buthiscoun- are often full; for the baths that must sheep-skin, tie a thick handkershiefover fits of her business was gone also. But are now old enough to think of getting their heads, and at a little distance look bank Presidents require honest, capable she washed on, and kept her head above He that lives for himself is foolish, f#r to attach so much importance to it, and tenance showed as much firmness and always precede church commnnion, docs officials, and manufacturers are always on he cuts himself off from sympathy from married pretty soon. There are quite not extend to their clothes, which are so much like men that you can hardly water. Some two or three months ago a number of suitors for your baud, and to allow myself to be alarmed. She energy as ever before. the lookout for the best workman. The she read in The Overland Monthly, or the rest of mankind. If every man lived will soon get over her childish fancy, j ‘Colonel,’ said the emperor, fixing worn without washing, night and day, tell wheather you are gazing at Ivan or good are taken; the bad are left. Thus some other publication, of how much for the benefit of his fellow-men then each after mature deliberation, I have select­ for months and perhaps years, until Nadia. there is a constant shifting of places, man would have the whole human race ed for your consort a prince who in due She will forget i t ! I will compel her to bis penetrating eye upon the frank money her old banker bad made in South forget it!’ countenance of the young duke, ‘you they become rags, and are exchanged which are ultimately distributed on tbe America by building railroads, and with exerting themselves for his welfare; time,will make you a queen, but who is, A CAT TRADE. basis of character. Alexander T. Stewart where the ‘every one for himself and the But the very moment he had come to are one ° I the handsomest officers in for new. a beautiful faith in human nature, which at the same time, a man who will make The tea-houses with their white-robed is regarded as the foremost merchant cannot be too highly commended, she devil take the hindmost’rule is observed, you happy.’ this peremptory conclusion of crushing Europe. I have also been told—and Jim Stewart, sometimes called ‘The in the United States, and perhaps in tho embarked upon the Panama steamer and a man has to tight the battle of life sin­ the tender flower of love in the heart of .undoubtedly justly—that your mind is attendants who serve the delicate over­ world. gle-handed. The princess blushed and grew pale land tea—to the ladies in cups, to the Commodore,’ is the most noted darkey in wendod her way to the sultry South at the same moment. his daughter, the tearful face of the cultivated and lefined, that you are a Erie. He is a good-natured, shrewd sort It would be interesting to find out how whero Meiggs now holds sway. She young girl flitted before his iraagina- connoisseur of arts and literature, an gentlemen in deep glass tmmblers— of fellow, somewhat addicted to doing much of his fame and prosperity depends j sought the millionaire in the gorgeous — A kitten was horn in Middlebury, Conn., ‘A man,’ she gasped forth, with a vi­ with a slice of lemon dropped into it in­ on the rule imposed on his clerks, never! residence so graphically described in The olent effort to appear composed, ‘who tion, and appealed to his heart, whicli admirer of science , and that your char- business now and then on the Jeremy tlie other day having two under jaws, two acter bears a striking resemblance to stead of cream, are a novel feature of Diddler style, as the following incident to misrepresent the quality of any article Overland, and presented her bankbook will make me happy?’ throbbed warmly for her. of goods. The consequence is that all | and told her tale. Meiggs listened, and tongues, six legs and two tails, but only one On the day following the eagle eye of \tbatof yBeauharnais, Duke The princess threw herself at the feet black steed he mounted, was none other Neither cathedral nor bazaar nor hos­ Morrow, (recollecting tho ‘general excuse that the funds were lost iu Wall river there are such great amounts to be ner as to cause instant death. It was worth of the czar. For a moment unable than the young Duke of Leuchtenberg. of Leuchtenberg, Adjutant-General of street speculations. pital has more charms for the stranger cusseduess’ of the family cat)—Jim, we collected that there are now a large num- $500. to utter anything but moans and sighs, the son of Eugene Beauharnais, and the Emperor, Commander-in-Chief of than the out-door life of the city. The want a good cat up.home, and I guess I’ll YVhat is required, above all things, is a (je]. op persons engaged in collecting the take this fellow, but—but—don’t you higher standard of character and integ- gamS| anlj they are receiving large com- and to clasp the knees of her father the grandson of the Empress Josephine, the Mounted Guards, General of Caval­ streets are of varying width; crooked, A young lady at an evening party found Napoleon’s first wife. ry, Director of the Military Academy think four dollars is mighty steep tor a rity among public officials aud business pensation for their labor. Iu these local- with a convulsive grasp. But then, paved with sharp, flinty stones, and cat ? men. Bdt when we come to examine the j jtjes ure a|so folln j SOme of the most ex- it bard to use the expression, ‘Jordan overcoming her emotion and her fear, An exclamation bothof surprise and of Arts, and Member of the Academies lined with buildings of every style of is a bard road to travel,’ but substituted of Sciences at St. Petersburg, Moscow, Jim—YVhy, all de res’ sold for five dol­ means that should be adopted to promote tensive beds of tbe finest quality of bit­ the following: Perambulating progres- she raised Iier hands imploringly toward relief escaped the lips of the czar. In architecture. Churches, palaces, and lars, sah. this resul.t, the prospects is by no means Kasan, etc., etc. At the same time a uminous coal yet opened on the continent, ison in pedestrian excursion along the the emperor, and said, in a voice almost the twinkling of an eye he had compre­ the pink or yellow white-washed cot­ This decided Morrow, so he paid Jim re-assuring. Our public schools turn ont and in them the remains of a flora and decree of the czar conferred upon him far-famed thoroughfare of fortune cast stifled by her tears, ‘As you command" hended how difficult it would be to get tages of peasants are jumbled together the price asked, aud told him to carry the smart boys and supply abundaut mater­ sylva entirely tropical in its recognized the title of ‘Imperial Highness,’ and up by the banks of the sparkling river of me to speak tbe truth, I will be sincere such an accomplished lover out of the and from whatever point you look some ‘Rocky Mountain cat’ up to Mrs. Lowry. ial for making clever business men. But forms. These facts seem to point to an Palestine is indeed attended with a he annual revenue of three million rubies. Jim, however, had very important busi­ we find that the last thing thought" of in a"o when our coldest regions were once to you. Yes, I have made my own way, but, at the same time, the thought picturesque group of domes and towers terogeneous conglomeration of unforseen ness elsewhere, and begged Morrow to our schools is the moral culture which the homes of the fauna and flora of a truly difficulties, choice ! My heart is no longer my own. of the high descent of the object of his ‘Now, duke,’ said Nicholas, after the delights the eye, or perchance down the take tho basket himself, which tho latter lies at tho basis of character, am) which warm latitude, not less intense thau that It belongs to a young man who does daughter’s affections consoled him a lit­ short pause during which the young vista you catch a glimpse of the Krem­ consented to do. constitutes the essential element of suc­ now at the equator. — The St. Louis Democrat is a little severe not know that I love him—who will tle. The Duke of Leuchtenberg was man had, as in a dream, glanced over lin wall. Through these avenues pours Aniving at ho lie he took his prize into cess iu life. The most essential requisite on Tennyson’s effusion in the New York Led­ never know it, if such be your will! the son of Prince Eugene by his mar­ the paper, ‘are you now willing to leave the varied population. Princes pass in tho sitting room, carefully closed th e ; of all does not seem to be part of the A married lady in Connecticut recent­ ger, and says that if it had been sent anony­ He lias seen me only at long intervals ; riage with the daughter of the King of the service of your soverign, the King their swift carriages, and perhaps the doors, slightly lilted the basket eoverin -, system, and the community is likely to ly fell into a river, and would have been mously to a country editor, unaccompanied by and smiling benevolently at Mrs, L.’s ap­ pay a heavy penalty for the omission. we have exchanged only a few words Bavaria; so, if not the son of a king, of Bavaria, to remain with us, and to Metropolitan, hidden in his stately drowned except that her cries attracted a piece of fruit-cake, or a cord of wood, it become the husband of the grand duch­ parent astonishment, remarked: ‘My YVe want good boys and trust-worthy tbe attention of her hnsbtyid, who, mis­ with each other, and if you wish, we he was, a' least, the grandson of a king coach drawn by sleek black horses of dear, I've brought you a Rocky Mountain young men, rather than embryo specula­ would have been unceremoniously consigned to will never speak to each other again.’ j by his mother, and the grandson of an ess Maria?’ taking her for another woman, worked noble breed; merchants dash by in cat—the best rnouser’—at this moment tors, capable of taking a sudden and pre­ like a beaver to get her oat. the waste-paper basket. Nicholas made no reply. He had empress by bis father. This was some- The young duke was too profoundly their droskies—men, it may be of enor­ the cat jumped out of the basket and rub­ carious leap into a Fifth avenue mansion, grown pale, and, as he was wont to do thing to compensate for the loss of a bed bimsell against his master’s legs. oven at the dreadful risk of a lodgment moved to make any verbal reply. But mous wealth, and whose transactions A lady, in accounting to a friend for in the moments of his greatest and crown. But, at all events, the czar re- he bent a knee, and pressed bis lips up­ are now with Paris and now with Pe­ Morrow stopped short, while his wife in the State Prison. School teachers, To show the growth of the petroleum broke in impatiently: ‘La, Morrow! why whether rightly or not, leave the moral trade, iu 1860, a market could not be her temporary disappearance from socie­ most painful excitement or anguish, solved to send the young duke away on the hand of the emperor who had so kin, darys and country carts lumber training of children to tho parents; the ty, said she had been celebrating her he paced to and fro through the spacious from St. Petersburg, and to dismiss that’s tho same old cat I gave Jim Stew­ found-for 10.000,000 gallons, and thus generously bestowed upon him rank, along, driven by peasants with wide art a dollar to drown, not more than ten tatter are too busy and turn the duty over far, in 1871, the demand for export alone wooden wedding, having just married a apartment. This silent walk lasted him in such a manner as to give him to wealth, and the most precious thing trousers tucked into high boots, or tied minutes ago.’ I to the Sunday School, which slurs over has reached 141,000,000. blockhead. Indicted for Manslaughter. the requisite degree of •‘responsibility to Ichabod Cole of York county was sworn by the knowledge so acquired. The fe­ Defiance Engine Company No. 4, hold S„L- B- Chase, pastor of the Sec- in Tuesday. The majority of the com­ Portland, Jan. 15.—The trial of Si­ males heretofore have had no position General Items. the Governor” of these officers for the en­ their lGth annual leveo and dance at Granite ond Baptist Church in Bangor, at the gorklanl: Gaselb, mittee on Senatorial votes, Messrs. Fos­ mon A. Uoyitt for the killing of Leonard socially, because it was considered that Hall, on Thursday evening of next week. The communion service ou Sunday afternoon — The Cincinnati Commercial caila G. p. j forcement of the laws, but we think that ter of Penobscot, Kennedy, Chase, Chap­ F, Swett, September 20, 1871, began this they were without understanding; but if of last week, tendered his resignation of a “peripatetic gong.” the power of removal from office for un­ lin, Webber and Spaulding reported that morning in the Superior Court, Judge educated and Intelligent they should have Defiance boys know how to get up a good time the pastorate, to take effect on the first and their levee next week will no doubt be — St. Louis is afraid its harbor will be de­ Friduy, J a n u a ry 19, 1872.' faithfulness should be vested in him, in W. H. McLellan of Belfast, was only Lane presiding. The court room was due respect. Six young Japanese wo­ Sunday in April next. Mr. Chase was elected from Waldo county. Mr. Hinks crowded morning and afternoon. It will men of rank go to America in care of equal to any of their previous entertain­ ordained pastor of that church and society stroyed by a sand bar. order to give him the effective control of Hancock presented a minority report bo remembered that Swett and Lovitt Mrs. DeLong, to be sent to some semin­ ments. September 18th, 18G6. On tho last Sab­ were gambling with other parties in — Milwaukee manufactures agricultural ma­ New Movement in the Lime Manu­ over these officers necessary to secure an declaring there was no choice. Both ary of learning at the expense of the gov­ bath he received six persons to church chinery for Japan. facturing Interest. efficient execution of the laws. were ordered to be printed. In the Blake’s shop in Fore street the night be­ ernment.” Rockland Lodge of Good Templars fellowship, four of whom were Swedes fore, and some dispute arising, Lo'vitt, ff hold a Levee for the benefit of their organiza­ A meeting of the lime manufacturers House the Speaker announced the Com­ SAN DO3IINGO. who had come to Bangor to reside. — Schneider goes to St. Petersburg to earn mittee on Leave of Absence as follows: is alleged, followed Swett and knocked Baez Fishing for a New Combination. tion, at Granite Hall this (Thursday) evening. $1,250 a week and expenses. of this city, Rockport and Thomaston, The Explosion at Vinalhaven. Poster of Bethel, Briggs of Brownville him down, his injuries resulting in death. The Superintendent of schools will ad­ New York, Jan. 15.—A St. Domingo This is a flourishing Lodge and doing a grand dress a circular to Superintending school outside of the Cobh Lime Company, wa A terrible accident occurred at Vinal­ Bragdon of Franklin, Haines of Bidde­ The Grand Jury found an indictment for letter of the Jth instant, states that a ru­ Tbe income of the Russian Grand Duke is ford, Tufts of New Sharon, Folsom of manslaughter. There were five counts, work, and wo hope their entertainment will be committees aud town Supervisors, advis­ $25,000 a year. held at the Common Council Ro°“ ’ haven last Friday. At about five o’clock mor is prevalent that President Baez has liberally patronized. ing them to call the attention of their Monday, for the purpose of eonsulun Oldtown, Thing of Shapleigh. ‘Acts in­ the firsta general one, charging the deed ; made overtures to England and Italy for on the afternoon of that.day the powder corporating the Nichols Mills and tbe the second naming the clulT used and fellow townsmen to tho cause of educa­ — Kansas City, Missouri, is growing faster upon measures for .he more snccessfu a triple alliance for the maintenance of Rev. IV. A. Drew, of Augusta, will tion by introducing the following article than any other city in the United States. house at the Granite Quarry near Cedar Yarmouth Savings Bank were passed to death of Swett; the third naming the as­ the integrity of the republic of St. Do­ management of this great manufacturing sault by Lovitt’s fists, from the effects of preach in tbe Universalist church in this city into tho warrant for the next annual Point was accidentally blowjt up, killing be engrossed. mingo, in the event of the negotiation next Sunday afternoon and evening. town meeting: “To see .what action the The Boston Poet (Democratic) abreviates interest. Nearly every lime-mauufactur - which, joined with the fall, Swett died ; with the United States failing. Germany the name of one of its exchanges into “ Low., one of tbe workmen instantly and inflict­ and the two last counts state assaults with town will take in relation to the abolition ing firm in the three towns wns repre­ declines being a party to the eembinatiou, Next Tuesday is designated for a hear­ of tho school districts in town.” It is Cour.,” and another into “ Wash. Pat.” ing dangerous wounds upon several oth­ DOMESTIC NEWS. some weapons unknown. The prisoner but the other two powers are willing to ing beforo the Legislative Committee on the sented, and after a number of plans hail waived the reading, and plead not guilty. thought that this will lead to a fair dis­ There will be spice bruin in Barnum’s ers. The particulars of the accident are form an alliance. Cabral basiled. Judiciary, on the petitions for regulating the been suggested by different gentlemen, a Congressional. Miss Sarah E. Faden, one of the young cussion of the subject, and finally to such Menagerie now ; he has bought a cinnamon thus given : “A blast had been prepared girls, fourteen years old, who witnessed rates of the Rockland Water Company. conclusive action in the individual towns proposition was brought forward by In the United States Senate Wednes Abandoned Vessel—Supposed Muting. as shall secure tho highest educational bear. in the ledge, the hole heavily charged the transaction, was the first witness, the Wo are indebted to Hon. Henry Spald Col. John S. Case, of this city, which day, Jan. 10, bills were introduced au- London, Jan. 13. The brig Jessie Lowe advantages for every poi tion of the com­ — Rev J. O. Skinner preached last Sabbath and the fuse lighted, when, as customary, ihorizing the admission of six Japanese main points of whose testimony were in ing, of the Senate, for a copy of the State met with very general favor. ’ Col. accordance with tne testimony given at was boarded near Calais, Thursday, by munity. the men at work in the vicinity, six or youths to West Point without expense to some French fishermen and found ‘to be Treasurer’s Report. morning and evening at the Winthrop street Case explained and advocated his the government, and to elevate the con­ the coroner’s jury last September, that a abandoned,although she was in good con­ The Lewiston Journal says on Tues­ Universalist church. seven in number, ran up some distance man came up and had some loud talk ggg**It will be seen by an advertisement in plan at considerable length, supporting dition of the rank and file of the navy. dition. It is suspected that mutiny oc­ day afternoon a freight train, Portland — There is a singular peculiarity with the back of the powder-house, which stood Bills were passed to prohibit the reten­ with Swett for some half hour, and then curred on board that the captain was mur­ another column that some of our most active bound, was descending a steep grade, his arguments with convincing facts and struck him. Swett fell and did not move four miles above South Paris, when tho wood that is used in the pedals of an organ ; figures. The manufacturers were so near the quarry, to be out of the way ol tion of soldiers’ discharges by claim dered and the crew left the vessel to,es­ and enterprising business men have associated agents, and to abolish the grades ot quar- afterward, the man going down Pearl cape consequences. Nothing is heard of train ran off the track. Just in the rear it only requires two feet to make a c(h)ord. pleased with this plan and impressed with the -flying fragments. The charge ex­ street. She could not swear positively themselves for the purpose of establishing a freight train, was a special freight, and a ter-master—sergeant, company artificer the men, and it is feared that they were brass and iron foundry and machine shop in — Tbo Maine Central lights its cars with its entire feasibility that they expressed ploded as usual, aud the men were re­ and wagoner, and extra lieutenants as it was Lovitt. Miss Martha A. Fogg, drowned. flagman was hurribd back to warn the another young girl, about the same age, this city. We nro glad to chronicle any in­ approaching train, but that train was al­ sperm oil, so that no passenger need fear a their entire approval of it. and appointed turning to their work, when another lond fast as vacancies occur in the army. In the House, the coinage bill was re-com­ also a witness to the deed, testified next, About Town. crease in our manufacturing industries and ready thundering rapidly down the grade kerosene explosion in any event. a committee consisting of Messrs. J. S. explosion close at hand was heard, and substantially iu corroboration of the oth­ in so near proximity that the alarm was mitted. Mr. Clark was admitted as a hope tbo new enterprise will prove a suc­ — “ Name the longest day in the year," said an instant afterwards the whole contents er girl’s evidence, she also not swearing A fiendish attempt was made at about too late. The special plunged into tfie Case, of this city, Dexter Carlton, ol member from the third Texas district, his cess. a Nashua teacher to a young hopeful of five Rockport, and E. K. O’Brien of Thomas­ of the powder-house—thirty-two kegs ol seat being contested by Mr. Giddings. as to Lovitt’s identity. Adjourned till 8 o’clock, last Friday evening, to blow up the rear of the freight train with fearful vio­ blasting powder—blew up with a tremen­ In the United States Senate, Monday, morning. tJ” Wc learn that one of the workmen at lence, telescoping and demolishing sev­ summers. “ Sunday," responded the little wo­ ton, to put the plan in proper form and Cobb Lime Co’s powder house near Blacking- man. dous shock. The fragments of the build­ Jan. loth, the supplementary civil rights Dix Island, Mr. David U. Gray, of Stockton eral cars, throwing the loeomotivo “ end report at an adjourned meeting, to be bill, as an amendment to the general Conflict of Authority Between the State and ton’s Corner, in this city, which fortunately had his leg broken last Saturday, by a stone for end” and practically ruining it. For­ ing’were thrown hundreds of yards in the European and North American was unsuccessful. The powder-house was en­ tunately the engineer and fireman jumped — W hat’s in a name ? There is a town in held at the Common Council Room in amnesty bill, came up, and Mr. Sumner which was being raised by a derrick and swung Towa, with the delightful name of Cascade, the every direction, ponderous blocks of delivered a speech upon it, which is R a ilw a y . tered and one or more kegs of powder and a from the locomotive just in season save this city, on Monday next. ugusta against him. Dr. Frye attended the case. granite were hurled into the air like feath­ printed in full in the papers. He was fol­ A , Me,, Jan. 15.—Stare Land quantity of fuse taken out. A keg of powder their lives. people of which have to go fire miles for wa­ Mr. Case’s plan proposes that all the Agent Burleigh returned this afternoon Tg3~ Messrs? Williams & Dean, who have ter. ers before the wind, tools, boards and lowed by Mr. Vickers, who made a long was taken across the road some little distance In a single lodge of Good Templars in lime-manufacturers in the three towns argument in favor of general amnesty from an official visit to Aroostook county taken the north store in Farwell & Aines Block other articles lying on the ground within for the purpose of taking legal measures, from the magazine, a fuse was inserted in the Portland there are twenty-fine young men — Some of the old towns on the New Eng­ shall unit# in choosing a Board of seven bill unamended, and denounced Mr. Sum­ and whose advertisement will be.found in our a long distance of the spot, disappeared by the direction of the Governor and keg and another fuso led from the keg to the who were formerly inebriates, but who land coast have less population now than they Trustees, to represent and act for them, ner’s measure as unconstitutional. In paper to-day, have one of the best stores and are now living sober lives. This num­ like a flash, and the ledge where the the House a resolution was adopted order­ Council, against the trespass upon the powder-house. largest and most complete stocks of goods to be did when the provincial census was taken a one of these Trustees to be taken from public lands of that section. As the re­ ber does not embrace tbe “ moderate house stood was swept as bare as with a ing a special committee to investigate the The fuse was then lighted and the keg of found in the city. Give them a call. di inkers.” The other lodges, it is be­ hundred years ago! Rockport, one from Thomaston, three trouble in the Louisiana legislature. Two sult of his visit. Sheriff Johnson of Houl­ broom. The men were thrown dow’n and ton, accompanied by a posse of resolute powder was exploded, but fortunately the fire !•'/)'■ Lovers of dancing should not forget lieved, are doing a proportionate amount — Statistics of the coast fishery suggest the from the Cobb Lime Company, and two general amnesty bills were introduced of good work. pitched and rolled headlong for a long and rejected, and a third—the same men, proceeded to township number did not communicate to the powder in the mag­ the Grand Masquerade to be given at Farwell inquiry whether it is a nursery for seamen or from the manufacturers in this city, out­ distance, bruised and battered by con­ passed by the House during the last ses­ eleven, range three, aud seized twenty- azine. The powder-house contained about & Ames’s Hall, on Tuesday evening of next The Journal tells the following of a a graveyard for the poor fellows, says the W. side of that corporation. Each manufac­ sion—was passed by a vote of 170 to 31. four horses, with sleds and harnesses, 130 kegs of powder and had the wicked at­ week. It will doubtless be a brilliant affair. 'gentleman who has long done business in K Express. tact witii the rocks and the shower of seven thousand shingles, aud three thou­ turer is to do his own business and use It excepts members of Congress and of­ tempt to blow it up succeeded, it must have Lewiston. This gentleman was formerly heavy missiles which a moment alter the ficers of the army and navy who took sand trees, which had been cut, all the 5®—Good Samaritan Lodge I. O. of G. T., much respected,but in the loose days of the — A dangerous counterfeit has made its ap­ his own capital, as now, but all lime man­ explosion rained down upon them, their property of parties operating under per­ destroyed Whitney’s wool-pulling establish­ located in Ward Seven, realized $138.10 clear war contracted the habit of drinking in­ pearance, of the denomination of $100, on the part in the rebellion. ment in the near vicinity and probably dam­ ufactured is to be sold to the Trustees, clothing torn and burned nearly off their In the United States Senate, Tuesday, mits from the European and North Ameri­ of expenses at their levee last week. The toxicating liquors. The habit grew upon Ohio National Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio. Be­ at a uniform aud equitable price for Jan. lGth, a bill repealing the duties on can Railway Company, which claims to aged other buildings. Such an aggravated lodge passed a vote of thanks, at its last meet­ him, and the man went from worse to ing remarkably well executed, it is well calcu­ bodies, aud their skin scotched aud black­ own the land and timber in that township worse spending whole weeks in drunken similar qualities, to be fixed by the Trus­ salt and iron was reported, but le-com- piece of malicious mischief ought to bo de­ ing to tho9e who aided them in this entertain­ lated to deceive the most expert. ened by the fiery blast. raitted. The amnesty bill was taken up, and other townships set apart for settle- Kectedandsummari, ished. debauchery. One day a gentleman went tees, and not to exceed the actual cost ot fn was somo lime before any of them but Mr. Sumner was not ready to pro ment. No resistance was ottered to tbe J r ment. to him and said: ‘Y^>u will he under the — A farmer is the noblest work of God. He manufacture. In computing the cost of ceed with his speech. In the House a seizure of property by tbe Sheriff, which! 8 $ * A n unsuccessful attempt was made, John Hall, a youth sixteen years ground in less than a year unless you let rises at 2 o’clock in the morning, and burns were able to ascertain the extent of the is now in safe keeping at Presque Isle. ! last Friday night, to blow open the safe of drink alone.” “Do you think so?” was manufacture, kiln-rent is not to be reck­ disaster, when those who could went to bill was passed freeing from duties all of age, had his wrist broken while skating out a half pound of wood and kords ov kan- contributions from foreign countries for A strict watch is being kept over it, as it Messrs. Philo Thurston & Co., proprietors ol last Wednesday afternoon. Ho was play­ the only rejoinder. The man from that dles, and then goes out to worry the geese and oned, but material aud labor only. The the aid of their companions more severe­ is represented that an attempt may be ., . f , xt i t- » «. .. date has not touehad the intoxicating cup, the relief of Chicago, aud allowing draw­ ing “ Sheep and W olf” with others, add stir up the hogs.—Josh Billings. lime is to be controlled, put upon the ly injured. One man, named Bryan, lay- back duties on all merchandise used in made to retake it and run the horses I tl,e lron foun,lr>’ nt ‘he North End. Mr. Lphm and to-day he is worth the handsome lit­ across the boundary line into the Province ' ^erry and Capt. A. F. Crockett were going two companions who were pursuing him market and sold by the Trustees for dead, the upper part of his skull blown the reconstruction of the burned district. tle property of $20,000—made honestly — An Oregon paper says : ‘-John B. Peak A good deal of time was spent in discus­ of New Brunswick, which is only twelve , home that night near midnight, when their at- struck him at the same time, and one since his reformation ! ran off with a Benton county girl and married the Joint benefit of the manufacturers. completely away, aud his brains scat­ miles distant. The Sheriff will next pro sing shipbuildiug and the pay of consuls. tention was attracted to a light in the foundry, coming forcibly against his extended band While Hon. John May of Winthrop her, for which he was prosecuted in the circuit At the end of the year the Trustees, are tered in every direction. Mr. Austin ceeil to seize the supplies of provisions Mr p t, bt the buildi be „„ and the elbow coming in contact with bis was in California, a short time since, he court at Corvallis last week ; but the jury got to declare a dividend of the profits real­ The Troubles at New Orleans. of trespassers. The trees seized are to . , . . * Mink, overseer at the quarry, was thrown he scaled and marked as the property of tlrc> whlle llls companion of the opinion body the force of the collision turned the wrist planted on the farm of R. J. Weeks, in sight of the pretty wife whom he got by the ized from the sales of lime, to be paid to many feet by the explosion, receiving be­ Saturday was the most exciting day in the State. This conflict between the State that somo one employed there was at work, back, breaking the bone, ns stated. Searsville, a few beet seeds. A letter re­ ceived tbe other day informs Mr. May operation and unanimously voted that they the manufacturers, in proportion to the sides numberless cuts and bruises, inter­ New Orleans since the beginning of the authorities and the European and North J Mr. Perry believing that something was wrong, wliould have done it too.” Maine Items. that his beets have been harvested, and number of casks manufactured and de­ nal injuries which it is thought will prove factional struggle. Early in the day the Ameiican Railway Company excites a determined to investigate, and entering the streets were crowded with people, and large share of public attention, and the one of them weighs Jifly-lteo pounds, The Edinburgh Review relates an anecdote livered to the Trustees by each. fatal. Another man was shockingly hurt, the police and military were active. In result is looked forward to with much in­ foundry building and making his way to the There were 213,716 casks of lime man­ and that, too, after it bad been bored into of M. de Sainte-Beuve. He once fought a This is the outline of the system, and and his recovery is doubtful; the others accordance with the programme of the office, found a keg standing on end before the ufactured in Camden last year. by a “gepbir,” and about two pounds ol terest. beet eaten out. duel. When the principals took their position we have not space in this article tor the still live, but most of them will carry- Carterites a committee of that faction de­ safe and on fire, while waste paper was scat­ Rev. W. G. Goucher is supplying the it was raining hard. Siante-Beuve had his manded of the house a re-instatement of Various Matters in New York. The Bath Times says that there have full details of the plan. The Trustees marks of the accident with them all their tered around. He immediately put out the Baptist church at Lincoln Centei a part pistol in one hand, and with the other he held its officers and members as it existed on New York, Jan. 15.—A Mr. Grade of the time. been thirty-seven freight cars built at the are to be elected annually, each patent lives.” the 4th instant, which was tersely refused. prints a statement that a clerk of th e . fire and then went to tbe house of Mr. Thurs- works of tbe Knox & Lincoln Railroad in his umbrella. Tho seconds protested! “I kiln being entitled to three votes aud The men who were dangerously hurt Another committee demanded of Gover­ Stale Senate received 20 per cent, of the ton and called ,lim UP- u Pon examination it The Age says it does not believe there this city. Of the passenger cars belong­ have no objection to being killed,” said lie, moneys paid to Tweed and Parsons ol appeared that the outside door of the building is a more sober, quiet, orderly city in each old-fashioned kiln to one, or in that were George Bettee, of Harmony, and nor Warmoth a removal of the police ing to the road, one was built here, un­ “ but as to being wet—no !” about the hall of the house, which was Albany lor the State printing last year. had been left unfastened that night and the this State or New England than Belfast. der tbe superiiitendance of Mr. Green­ proportion. Thomas Barton, of Vinalhaven. Micah also refused. Then a crowd collected wood, and iti point of workmanship and — Tlie old settlers of soutiiwestern Oregon This plan seems to us the most feasible ^r!-n?yel v Olino den^es lelusing to give rOgUe8 had got into the building and forced Quite a number of persons have recent­ are rejoicing in the fact that Rogue River is Maloney received flesh wounds and inter­ about the head-quarters of the Carter up Iisk's diamonds and jewelry, valued 4l , r ~ . . . , , ly been converted at the Park stieet finish will compare favorably with the of any which has been devised for the nal injuries and Edward Young, of Vi­ faction, and Mr. Carter said he would ap­ at $11,000, but bolds them subject to tbe aPen tlle door of 0,6 office by bonng holes Methodist church iu Lewiston. work of any establishment in the coun­ navigable for ocean steamers. The Coquette peal to General Emorv. Older o f his widow, through the casing so as to release the bolt of try ; a second passenger car is being built, recently entered the mouth of that river, car­ management of the lime-manufacturiug nalhaven, was wounded in the arm and business in the common interest of all The crowd rushed for Camp street, and Tho Sun states that tbo hotol where the lock. They had then knocked olf the knob At the close of this month lour Augusta and is approaching completion, the wood rying the machinery for two steam saw-mills— face. Austin Trevick, of Warren, was Genera! Emory was called for, accompan­ lisk^dicd has presented a bill lor $2500 1 of tbe safe and reamed out the key-hole with churches will be without pastors—tho work being .nearly finished, and others the manufacturers. Under this plan ev­ one to Ellensburg and the other near to Port slightly injured. ied by a demand for a declaration ol for the use of the room iu which be ex­ an implement they found on the premises, in­ Universalist, Unitarian, Congregational, will follow. There have also been turned martial law. The general replied to the pired. and Baptist. Orford. This discovery will be a source of ery man is left to manage his own busi­ The disaster was occasioned by the troduced powder and fuse and tried to blow oil out one freight saloon ear and two bag­ ness and retain control of his own capi­ mob that if they did not disperse he would Tbe grand jury brought iu an indict gage cars. Five locomotives are owned by great convenience to that portion of the State. workmen leaving the can of powder ment this morning in the Oyer and Term- the lock. They emptied a keg which stood Mrs. Charles D. Gray of Washington tal. The management of tiles les by the ive them martial law with grape and commited suicide by cutting her throat the road.—Portland Adv. — Tlie Louisville Conmer-JournaZ says: which they had been using standing out­ cannister, and the crowd went away. court, against E. S. Stokes as the under the desk and held waste-paper, and turn Board of Trustees ensures a better average on Tuesday last. She had been formerly A lad of 15 was killed in Boothbay har­ “ An expedition, fitt ed out more than a year side of the powder-house. I t is supposed General Emory had the United States murderer of James Fisk, Jr. Ho will be ing it bottom up before the door of tlie safe, arraigned to-morrow at 11 o’clock. au inmate of the Insane Hospital, bor last week while coasting, being run ago to search for Dr. Ujijii Livingstone, is still price for their products, while by real­ troops ordered out at the request of Gov­ laid the fuse from the key-hole across the head, into by another sled. that fire was communicated to this can by ernor Warmoth, who represented that The captain and mate of tbe English The earthquake Tuesday eveni ng seems on the march through the wilds of Africa. As izing the cost of every cargo, on delivery from laying a weight upon it to keep it in place. a bit of burning fuse the blast aud there were ihreata of a riot and of a de­ bark Albert the Good, wero d e t e c t e d not Io have been felt out. of this state, The State Board of Education will hold a loser of himself Dr. Livingstone is without to the Trustees, they -are provided with the explosion of the can blew up the pow­ molition of the State capitol. Tuesday smuggling. Liquors to tbe amount of They made use of wax to stop the key-hole New Hampshire and Cana la. At Quebec its annu d session of live days, commenc­ the means of continuing their busi­ the city was quiet, the only event of im­ $200 were seized. and increase the force of the explosion, but it was quite severe. ing January 22d, at the office of the State a parallel in history. For our part we cannot der-house. 3ee the use of spending so much time and ness. portance being the sending of a letter to There wereJ8S cases of small pox last did not affect anything by burning their pow­ Superintendent of Common Schools, Au­ General Emory by Carter, in which he week and 20 deaths. Tbe malady is de­ Rev. IV, F. Oher has been commended money to find a man who can’t be hired to stay We understand that the Cobb Lime At a meeting of the surviving mem­ der. The burning of tho fuse evidently set by a Congregational Council, held at gusta. A cordial invitation is extended nonneed his intention of appointing ex­ creasing in Brooklyn where there were to all interested iu the educational wel­ found, and who is never happy except when he Lime Company, as well as the outside bers of the 4th Me. Regiment the follow­ tire to tbe keg, and we should judge that the Portland, to the church in Newcastle as tra sergeants-at-arms to take possession but 59 eases againts 89 the previous week. fare of the State to attend the meeting of is lost.” manufacturers, will probably unite in ing preamble and resolutions were unan­ of the State house to-day, and asked pro­ There have been $50,000 vaccinations in operators were frightened away from their .an earnest preacher and devoted servant the Board and to participate in its public of Christ. — Mr. Potter Palmer of Chicago exclaimed this plan. It is a system which will op­ tection from violence in so doing. The Brooklyn iu two months. work after the first attempt. They were evi­ discussions. The participation of school imously adoped : after the great fire, “ I’m a beggar! I’m a eneral replied, refusing to give aid or dently novices in the work of burglary. A Mr. B. Young, of the Calais Universal­ officers throughout the State in these de­ erate equally for the benefit of all, and by Whereas it has pleased an all-wise Provi­ beggar! ” He must have suddenly retrieved dence to muster out by- death our esteemed advice. coil of fuse was picked up which they left be­ ist society, reports that they have now a liberations is especially solicited. Mem­ means of which all manufacturers may FOREIGN NEWS. good church, all paid for, and that all bers of the Board and others will present li is fallen fortunes, for on New Year’s day his comrade, Aruna Willis, therefore be it hind, and we think it more than probable that unite without prejudice to the interests Resolved, That in the death of our comrade Vessel Abandoned. GREA V BRITAIN. things in connection with the society are papers and matter for discussion of in­ w ife wore a handsome brown brocade dres3 the persons engaged in this attempted robbery in good shape. terest to ail. Free return tickets over tbe of any. The lime manufacturing busi­ we mourn the loss of one who, as a soldier, New York, Jan. 10.—The steamship trimmed with rows of peasant breasts and ever strove to sustain the honor of our be­ Oceanic, which arrived this morning, has The Prince of Wales’ Hclath. were the same who made the infamous at­ Maine Central Railroad and its branches ness has not been profitable for the past Luther Smith, on trial at Biddeford for will be issued to regular attendants who looped with scarlet fuchsias. She wore a dia­ loved State, upon the field of battle, the dead­ on board the captain ami crew of the brig London, Jan. 14. ThePrinceof Wales tempt to blow up the powder-house a few shooting his two sons in a quarrel about two years, and we hope that the new plan ly skirmish, or the lonely picket, and when Mountain Eagle (Capt, Jarvis, of Cas­ is making satisfactory progress, but some have paid full fare coming to the Conven­ mond necklace and cross, loops of diamonds in victory crowned our efforts he was permitted hours before. two quarts ol rum, has been sentenced tion. may be found adequate to ensure a fair tine,) abandoned in a sinking condition time must elapse before his health is fully to ten years imprisonment at hard labor her hair, and on her fingers two rings worth at to return to civil pursuits of life, a good citi­ on the 8th inst. The brig was from Eliz- re-established. {tjT'Tho seventh lecture before the Rock­ least $25,000. Ail told, her diamond orna­ return to those engaged in the business. zen and an honorable member of our associa­ in State Prison. The oil-cloth factory of Mr. Bailey, at ibethport for Portland, with a cargo of London, Jan. 15—5 A. M. It is expec­ land Lecture Association will be delivered bv Winthrop, took fire at half-past fouq ments represented a cash value of about $40,- tion. coal. TheOccanic had a terrible passage; ted that the Prince of Wales will have Mrs. John Norwood, of Camden, while Enforcing the Criminal Laws. Resolved, That tbe relatives of our deceased Hon. Horace Greeley, on Thursday evening, o’clock last Sunday afternoon. The fire" 000, while the cost of her dress was probably lost three blades of her propeller, etc. sufficiently recovered from his illness to on her way to prayer meeting Wednesday spread rapidly and before it could be The new plan for securing a better en­ comrade have our heartfelt sympathy in their be able to drive out from Sandringham in Feb. 1st. The opportunity thus afforded to evening of last week, fell on the side­ not far from $2000. great bereavement; praying that He who tem­ see and hear Mr. Greeley will doubtless he checked an adjoining mill and three forcement of the laws by placing the pers tbe winds to the shorn lamb may comfort M issing Schooner Found. the course of a week. walk in front o f the Bay View House and dwelling houses were consumed. One — There has been much said and written Sheriffs and their deputies under the or­ and console them in their affliction. Eastport, Jan. 10.—The schooner Ve­ The Proposed New Cable. improved by a good many people from the fractured her hip bone. of the houses consisted of six tenements. for and against capital punishment. It advo­ ders ol the Governor aud requiring them Resolved, That we, the surving members of nus, which recently went adrift while the The press generally approve of the pro­ surrounding towns, as well as by hundreds of Tho loss will amount to near $50,000, cates claim tbit the interests of society de­ the 4th Me. Regiment, attend in a body tbe captain and part of the crew were on Rev. S, P. Lewy was recently installed to enquire into violations of the criminal ject for the laying of a new cable from our own people. as pastor of the Baptist church in Rock­ mand it. This is their only plausible plea. I funeral of our late comrade. shore seeking assistifhce, went ashore the English coast to that of tho United A correspondent of the Lewiston Jour­ laws of the State in their several coun­ Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions afterwards at Grand Menan. The crew very large audience assembled at port. Mr. Lewy was converted from Ju ­ nal says a small French girl in Winthrop have endeavored to show that plea to be States, aud agree that cheaper rates daism a few years since, and was thor­ ties and to prosecute offenders against be presented to the relatives and also be pub­ are safe and lightering her cargo. The than those of tbe present lines will be an Farwell & Ames’s Hall, on Tuesday evening, commenced sneezing a week ago and groundless. The advocates of its abolition lished in the weekly papers of the city. oughly educated in the schools of the those laws, including those prohibiting vessel has several holes in her bottom. incentive to the business community and to greet and listen to the distinguished “ Pe­ continues sneezing yet. The doctors of point to Michigan and Wisconsin. Their ar­ P e r O r d e r , Revenue Cutter Mosswood is here to got tbe press of both countries. Rabbis. our town, and Dr. Hill of Augusta, have the sale of intoxicating liquors, seems to troleum V. Nashy (wicli wus Postmaster) ” of gument is positive and plain. That of the her off. Wrecked We learn from the Camden Herald that never known such a case and cannot ar­ be meeting with quite general favor. The Augusta correspondent of the “ Confedrit X Roads (which is iu tho Stait uv rest it. conservatives is simply hypothetical. The the Idalis, of Bath lias been wrecked Win. Joyce, a soldier of the war of 1812, former ask for good reasons for its continu­ The Maine Farmer, Portland Press, Lew­ Portland Press makes the following com Unsuccessful Attempt to Jtob a Savings on the Irish coast. Kentucky ”)—otherwise Mr. D. II. Locke of died nt Rockland on Wednesday, 3d inst., ance; the latter either adhere blindly to their iston Journal aud Oxford Democrat. forting assurances to those who fear that Hank at Great Falls, N. M. The Tichborne Case. the Toledo (O.) Blade. To write a half-col­ aged 8G years and about 7 mouths. He An Interesting Discovery has been served on the lines, aud was at the battle hypothesis or are too apathetic or lazy to give among Republican papers, have given it the public interests are to be sacrificed Great Falls, N. H„ Jan. 13.—An un­ London, Jan. 15.—The Tichborne case umn humorous article for publication is one made in the South of France. A distin­ successful attempt was made last night wns resumed to-day. Sir John Dake thing, but to talk humor and satire to peopl of Plattsburg, where he wus wounded. guished geologist has found in the Py­ it the thought it deserves.—Golden Age. their endorsement, and even the Demo­ for the benefit of railroads in our present to rob the Great Fails National and Sav­ Coleridge opened for the defence, He for an hour or more is quite another, so that Rev Atherton Clark, died iu South Do­ renees, only a slight distance below the — A. rich London musical amateur gives cratic Argus thinks the plan is unobjec­ legislature:— ings Bank. An entrance to the bnildint said that the testimony they proposed to soil, tho remains of prehistoric cities those who excel as newspaper humorists often ver, January 4lh, 1872, aged 87 years. splendid private parties, at which the best pro­ tionable and that it will effect the object The Railroad Committee, which was made through a window which is ac­ oiler would show that tbe claimant was a Mr. Clark was one of the pioneer Baptist The discoveries arc very numerous, and disappoint the public and" make failures when fessionals perform, but he invites only men. aimed at. The Portland Press says: now regarded, with how much reason, I cessible by an alley leading from Pros conspirator, purjurer and forger,—in tact preachers in York county ; preaching the will help in pushing the domains of his­ know not, as of equal if not superior im­ pect street, between the bank building a common imposter and villian, and that they appear on the lecture platform. Mr gospel without pay and earning his liv­ tory still farther back into the past than He says women’s petticoats “absorb the •• The State Temperance Convention portance to the last named, cannot fail to and Dr. Elliott’s office. From the room Boigentund Carter, his accomplices, were it has ever gone before. Previous to 1854 sound.” which is to beheld at Augusta, next VVed- Locke is to be congratulated on escaping such ing and supporting his family by the la­ meet the general approval of the people they first entered, which was a Director’s unscrupulous rogues and the concoctors a fate in his new lecture on “ The Mission of bor ot his own hands. we had no idea of lucustrine inhabitants, nesday, will no doubt urge th e Legisla­ of the State. The gentlemen selected are room, three wooden doors leading to the of this stupendous imposture. The speech but in that year the winter was particu­ — Somebody has started the idea of heating ture to make legal provision for carrying well-known business men taken from all hanking room were pressed open. of the distinguished counsel was received Skinewagh.” He began by picturing the A little seven years old, not a hundred larly crisp and cold in Switzerland, and the new Chicago wholly by steam, and from the plan into effect. Such a request can parts of the State, representing not only The first operation seems to have been by the crouded court-house with ap­ American Indian a9 he appears in novels and miles from Hallowell, was asked by bis the level of the waters was lowered in all hardly be denied by the Republicans ol one cent rai point, the stean^to be distributed our railroad interests, but more especial­ to cut away the brick work on the front plause, which was immediately sup­ as he exists in real life. He then proceeded mother to take a piece of cake from her the lakes. The inhabitants ol' Meiien just as gas and water are. The plan is no the two houses. The annual renewal by ly the interests of the people at large, aud eff the vault until they had reached a pressed. plate, that she had not eaten, whereupon h id profited by the low water to raise a the Republican party of its allegiance to to give a humorous account of the appearance, ioubt p ossiblc un d we believe it will work. I have no doubt their duties will be per heavy granite wall, the lining of the vault I'RANCE. young hopeful replied, that *ffie did not little dike on the borders of Lake Zurich. ‘the principles of prohibition and its im­ habits and customs of the Camanche Indians, formed to general acceptance. It is quite which was too hard for them. Then two The Assembly. purpose to become a Lazarm s for any Driving down some piles, they encount­ Two little girls, eight an I ten years old, partial enforcement, is lightly spoken of evident that the interests of no clique heavy jacks were applied to spread apart prefacing it with the declaration that he wa body.” He’ll do. Paris, Jan. 15— I’he assembly to-day ered obstacles, and found that piles and were gravely discussing the question of wear - in some quarters as a meaningless form. will be served and that no pet schemes the walls on cither side of the iron doors. enormous thick oak planks had already We do not regard it so. Doubtless (he resumed the discussion of taxes. Presi­ better qualified to do so than any other livin Mr. John Calderwood, of Lincolnville, ing ear-rings. One thought it was wicked. incompatible with the public good will By the aid of wedges the first door was dent Thiers addressed the assembly, and man for the reason that he knew nothing at all been driven down. Between the pieces members of some committees on resolu­ meet with favor in this committee.” opened. The second door, which was attempted suicide yeterday, by hanging The other was sure it could not be, for so tions look upon it as a piece of political alluding to the treaties of 1809, character­ about them 1 He then described the noble of wood they discovered stone instru­ made of steel, with combination locks ized them as fatal to the true interests of himself with a pair of reins. He fastened ments, clumsy pottery, etc. These uten­ many good people wear them. The first re­ clap-trap, but the most of the party be­ Maine Legislature was untouched, and it is doubtful if the Camanche, “ Skinewagh,” who, having heard one end to a beam, and with the other lieve the doctrine in their heart of hearts France, detestable and intolerable. sils boie such a resumblance to those iu plied, “ Well, I don’t care ; if it wasn’t wicked rogues could have broken it, as they are that the white race inhabiting the country east end round his neck jumped from the use by the primitive people. th.It it was The members of both houses of the Leg In the Senate on Saturday the routine The R eds. beam. Ills wife discovered bis situation God would have made holes in oqr ears.” business was disposed of. Passed to he evidently not experts; much less could The reds are becoming active in Lyons of them were models of all the moral virtues, it once concluded that the Meiien discov­ islaturc represent mainly a temperance they have reached the valuables in the before life was extinct, aud cut him down, eries were of the greatestantiquity. The — “ Here lies a man who never had an en constituency—a constituency that is the enacted—An act relating to the superior and the authorities are extending more determined to go on a mission among this peo­ steel chest within. It was a hold attempt but he has since died. “ first men'' of that country were sup­ emy ? ” Then here lies a man who never had backbone of the Republican party. court in Cumberland county; an act to as the bank is wiin a stone’s throw of the than usual vigilance to prevent an out­ ple, learn of them how to live in the practice The merits of tbe new plan are best incorporate the Kennebec Ice Company break. Mitralleuses have been seized iu posed to have built their habitations any idea.— Wendell Phillips. Boston and Maine engine-houses, where of honesty, kindness, charity, gentleness, and Rev. C. R. Moor has tendered his re­ above the water, and it the hypothesis described by say ing that it is not open to Passed to be engrossed—An act to incor­ there is a watchman always on duty. the house of a carpenter at Bordeaux. signation as pastor of the Winthrop St. — One of the most desperate of all the bloody porate the Orono Woolen Company, the AUSTRIA. every virtue, and come back to teacli all the were just, the same vestige of another one of those objections which made the They evidently left in haste, as their cur Universalist parish in Augusta, the resign­ personal conflicts which have occurred in the State police unpopular. It creates no Yarmouth Savings Bank and the Nichol An Address to the Crown. virtues of the whites to his own people. ation to take eflect the last of this month. age would be found at tho bottom of the tains and tools, consisting of the two principal lakes. These conjectures were West, took place recently in Nevada between new offices. There is no additional ex­ mills. The committee on senatorial voles jacks mentioned, a heavy bar, wedges Vienna, Jan. 15.—Both houses of the “ Skinewagh’s” experience, however, soon Rev. J. O. Skinner, of Waterville, pense. The enforcement of the law will in the case of the Waldo vacancy will re­ soon confirmed. The fishers remembered a fugitive convict and his pursuer. Both were pliers and tongs and a heavy sledge, were Reiehsrath have adopted without amend­ dissipated, one by one, all his high ideas of preached in Mr. Moore’s church last Sun that on former occasions their nets had not require the action of strangers. It port Tuesday. A resolve appropriating ment an address to the crown, callin'? its day. armed with Henry rifles, which discharge six­ $25,000 for tiie Eastern Normal School at left behind. It is said that a clue is in white men’s perfection. The lecturer showed been caught upon piles driven in the lake Seems to meet all the requirements ol th the hands of the police. attention to the nmnitest increase of'’dis­ teen shots without reloading. The convict fired situation better than heretofore suggested. Castine was assigned to Monday. Ad­ content among the subjects of various how lie fared with the land-speculators ol The Belfast Age says that John McKin bottoms; and pottery bad also been found If such a system were already in opera­ journed till 2 P. M. Monday. In the Kansas, the grain-gamblers of Chicago, the ney, who lately purchased of Mr. Willis, but had been ascribed to a late date. At eleven shots, all of which took effect and all Stringent license Law in Illinois. portions of the empire arising from recent last every one wept to hqnting in the tion, such a man as Gov. Perham would house the qill lor an act to incorporate misgovernment, and particularly oppos­ gold and stock gamblers of New York, and of Bangor, the mills in Monroe village, caused fatal wounds. His pursuer, Arraistead, Soon work a complete change in the as­ the Kennebec lee Company was passed to Chicago," Jan. 13.—A bill has passed aud two hundred acres of timber land in lakes, aqd out of the depths of the Hel­ fired fifteen shots and hit his man twelve times. both houses of the Legislature which ing the increase of taxation for military how he was brought in contact and disgusted vetian lakes they drew up to the modern pect of affairs.” be enacted. A committee on immigration purposes. Jackson, is, this winter, getting out a As he fired his fourteenth shot Armistead fe,l was appointed, with Mr. Humphreys of makes a ladieal change in regulating the with all the shams and humbugs of our modern day, a civilation heretofore unknown. •LA-PAN. considerable quantity of bard wood logs trom loss of blood, fhe conylct, vyfyo had In this we are inclined to agree with Bangor as chairman. A resolve for the sale of liquors in this Slate. It enacts The Mikado and the Colorado. American civilization. The hapless Indian to be sawed into drag plank for Dix Is­ In Switzerland, more than two hundred tbe Press The sy stem will work well if preservation of copies of revised statutes that no intoxicating liquors shall hereaf­ ended by going back to his people and busying "stations,” as tho discoverers palled been retreating, ran up to finish fiim, wheq Yokohama, Dec. 23.—A naval review land. them, or the relics of primitive villages, the responsibility of the Sheriffs to the caused considerable discussion* and was ter be sold in Illinois without a license, took place at Yeddo, the Mikado being himself with getting up a sooiety for sending Armistead drew up and sfiot him through the passed. An act to incorporate the Pern- and that no license shall be issued unless The Camden Herald says there is some were found. But they did not all belong head, killing him instantly. The victor lived Governor, and his control over them is the party applying therefor shall give present, and was apparently much inter­ missionaries among the whites to reform them to tbe same opoeb; some werp classified aquid Monument Association passed to ested. The Irigatc Colorado went up to talk of building a steam mill at Lincoln­ but two hours, practical and effectual and not merely bonds in $3000 with two free-hold sure­ and teach them to live like tbe Camanehesi ville Beach, which Tvill combine a grist as having been built in the stono age, he engrossed, after amendment. After be shown to the Mikado, but a6 u naval others In The bronze age, and still others nominal. To simply < I. rge the Sheriffs some routine business the house adjourned ties, and thay shall pay all damages to review was soon to occur, the Japanese The lecture abounded in humorous and witty mill, stave and saw mill, near the steam­ * A ^ood story is told of Barnum and a any person incurred in person or proper­ hits and was a telling satire upon the vices, boat wharf, to cost about $G,000. No iu the iron age. with the duty of enfotting these laws at 10 A M. till Munday at 2 P. M. begged the minister to send her away, as The discoveries in the Pyrenees dis­ prominent clergyman, who shall be nameless, Augusta, Me., Jan. 15.—In the Senate ty bv the selling of the liquor under said shams, and abuses of American business, permanent arrangements have been made will not bring about tbe desired end, any­ license, the penalty to be recovered in tbe she was entirely too neat looking, and as yet, but it is expected that the mill close habitations of tho same general and who is noted for his high opinion of him­ fui ther discussion and action on the re- the Mikado might decide to have no ileet politics and society. His closing exhortation self. ^he two met in the street, when the di­ more Ilian to charge the municipal offi. olve appropriating money for the Cas­ name of the Slate fur the-nse of any per­ will be bqilt by a stock pontpaqy, the character ns those under the Swiss lakes. at all. So lhe Colerado departed for Chi­ to his hearers to aid in the purification of so­ In nil the western part of the Pyreneean oers to enforce them, ns the State has tine Normal School was postponed until son injured by liquor sold by such li­ na, avoiding the Corean coast. shar#s of which will bo loss than $100 vine patronizingly inquired after the great show? censed persons. ciety from these evils was a good sermon in a each. chain these habitations are very numer­ man’s physical and spiritual welfare, and re­ dor,- for yi-ars past, will ncr-omplish the' to-iuorrow. The Trustees of the Belfast The M ikado’s E d ict. ous, and belong to the stone age. The The legiehiliori to I Academy offer to give a lot and building few words. marked that it was time he should be prepar­ enio ted must it the sehool can he located there. Brutal Treatment of Boor Steerage The edict of Mikado says:— The Union says Henry Foster noJ Archeological Society of that district is Hire these do • s to he per- Passengers. “ My country is now undergoing a com­ Advertisement Charles Young, while at work near Tay­ making efforts, at great expense, m de- ing for his latter end. To this Barnum agreed Iu the House a hill to incorporate the lor’s Branch, on Columbia River aroused i tinder which Orono Woolen Manufacturing Company Portland, Me., Jan. 16.—The Allan plete change from old to the new ideas, Five hundred boxes of initial paper lelop these discoveries into a speMcs of and spoke of the satisfaction with which he had . I wa steamship North Anivricati, which ar- which I sincerely desire. Therefore I just received at S peir & Co’s. It is tho very threo bears and drove them to their den history of the people who inhabited the attended the ministrations of the learned lfnlh»ss ctift he ‘edited. As passed. one day recently. They tried in vain to call upon all the wise and strougminded houses.—Bost. Jour. preacher. The latter swelled with satisfaction (1. if is oof dili’ It to im agine The Military Coinmiftee was ordered to l ived at this port to-day from Liverpool, best thing in the market and will be sold low, dislodge the animals. Mr. foster deter- tsit the Orphans’Asylum at Bath and re-1 brought among Iter steerage passengers to appear and become good guides to tho either at wholesale or retail. at the praise, and replied, “Barnum. I "’ways riffs cod dep u ty pot t i t government. During youth time it is mined“a la Putnam to enter the cave n t its cuoiiiiion. t a family named Monson, consisting ot a with musket iu hand. He fired and killed A man iu Danbury discovered that liked you. You are a fellow, and T io more zealous An order was passed directing tbe Ju- mother and six children. One of the practically necessary to view foreign JQr* As the charter of tho Rockland Fire and He retreated, reloaded, re-entered powder tried with lard wus good for boils. - truS ! 'iiciHiy to inquiie into the expediency of children, a girl 14 years old, froze her Cuuiitries so a$ to become enlightened as j\£urine insurance Company expires on the 7th ailj killed another. Again he re- Ho tried it. The stove cover is iu the we shall meet in heav^" O said the im- la vs than inn v l , ■ i... nli'ring the laws relating to tne puntpunish-1 feet so badly that they are useless, and wnH aRSohf|slhwhowin’th^n«PlepJh°r™mn‘<>fPrtruarJ‘nextllllBSt0cW'0ldcr3’ “t!l'meet" ‘11«a('t'd' aud w“ilin? for lho siuoko to second story now, though most a ll» rn»sDle showman, with a twinkle in his eye, eglect the doties menu fur rape, arson and burglary, from will probably have to be amputated; and ," li a > I-M » « » « ' ”S ‘ »«. “ >■«’ ., '■««. * “ d •“ “ • « » ' est of the stov9 tas ^ en collected. no doubt we shall—if you are there.” statute. We do a lilt nienee to a term of years, or at a little boy’s were also badly frozen, there aud last living bear| was deceived iu his lard, hefsuys. —New York Letter. n ,.. e d o w how it - proposed to secure ’lie discretion of the courts. being no fire of any kind in the steerage. abroad, aud my country will be benefited j and_that qo risks be hereafter taken. Railroad Charters Wanted.—“ To­ NO T1CB. Wm. H. Kittredge & Co., GREA.T County of Knox in account current from Jan. 1, 1871, with G W Ladies wishing hair goods wiil find a nice by Candor" makes l'or the Boston Jour­ sortinent at No. 1 Knox Hotel, Thomaston Druggists & Apothecaries, .BERRY, Treasmer of said County. nal this list of the charters for railroads work done to order on short notice. An early and Dealers in that will be asked of the Legislature this call is desired. S. T . S l’JiAGK. PATENT MEDICINES. NO. 3, SPEAR, BLOCK, 7 3-10 D b . O b . winter: CF"T. A. Wentworth, wholsale and retail dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, Boots, Shoes, ROCKLAND, ME. REDUCTION Paid Rent of County Buildings, $1,025 00 By cash in the Treasury, J a n . 1, 1871, $261 ii The eastern section of the State has Slippers, Rubbers, Umbrellas and Gent’s fu r­ Ja n u a ry ]!, 1871. G rand and Traverse Juries, 2,878 50 “ “ received for fines, costs, Ac., from more projects to present for (lip consid­ -IN- Salary Judge of Probate, 312 50 Supreme Judicial Court during nishing Goods, No. 5, Berry Block, nearly op Salary Register of Probate, 500 00 the year 1871, 166 84 eration of the law makers than an}' oth­ posite the Post Office, Rockland, Maine. Mot­ C. P. FESSENDEN, Salary County Treasurer, 300 00 “ “ received for fines, Costs &c., from er portion. The Northern Aroostook to—Quick sales and small profits. Cash paid ‘ County Commissioners, 516 75 Trial Justices. j gj qq GOLD LOAN. Constable fees lor serving venues, 102 50 Druggist & Apothecary, “ “ received on loans, g,39980 Company wauted their charter obtained for Mink, Fur, Rat, &c. Iff Support ol prlsonels in Jail, 608 60 “ “ received for rents, . 70 00 last winter so perfect that they may have NO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK, Ireasu rers notes and interest, 5,831 83 from costs on petitions. 124 71 I r o n in t h e B l o o d .—When the blood PRICES! “ “ received the right to lease their road to the Eu­ RooklandjM o. On bills of 1868, 1869,1870 and 1871, “ “ receivedreceived fromirom Jury lees,fees, 28 00 well suppledip___ with its iron element, . . . we feel . vig­ _ allowed by County Commission* April 30,1871. 19tf whole amount County Tax for ropean and North American Company; orous______anj fun " ” of ** animation. ' It is an lnsuf- « tt ers and Supreme Judicial Courts, 6,946 33 1871, 14,000 00 also to wipeout from their chai ter that ficieuy of this viial element that makes us feel ^ “ collected County T axes, 4.37 35 feature which provides that the road shall weak and low-spirited; in such cases, the Pe­ R E M O Y A L I Cash in the Treasury Jan. 1, 1872, 1,682 10 ruvian Syrup (a protoxide of iron) can supply otwithstanding the recent adrsne. in A Choice Investment Security I not run north of Houlton until a branch this deficiency, and its use will invigorate us F. E. HITCHCOCK, M. D., N WOOLEN GOODS of ull descriptions, we have $21,141 46|l is constructed to that place. A charter wonderfully. this day marked down our stock of MEN'S for a road will be asked lor from Castine PhyMicinn and Surgeon, Officers and Soldiers who served in the Army Formerly associated in practice with D r . S. H LIABILITIES and RESOURCES of the Cou nty, as they existed to Calais, running through the towns of Physicians, (Surgeons, and eminent men and Brooksville, Penobscot, liluehill, Surry, women everywhere, join in recommending OVERCOATS, REDUCTION JanuaryT 1st, 1872. Ellsworth, Hancock, Sullivan. Goulds- •‘Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment” to be the best SPEAR BLOCK, L ia b il it ie s . R e s o u b e e s . boro. Steuben, Millbridge, Cherryfield, internal and external family medicine ever in Bear of office formerly occupied by Dr. Richardson Notes outstanding. vented. That’s our experience. Calls, day or night, promptly attended. $2000 00 Uucollected County Taxes. Columbia, Addison, Jonesboro’. Machias, Unpaid allowances due, less forfeited fees, Cash In the Treasury, Rockland, Nov. 2, 1871. 47tf AY e offer lor sale at par and accrued Interest, th »7fO.-K)-»39.?6, 680 M East Machias, Marion, Edmunds. Deunys- W a t c h N o . 1000 S t e m W i n d e r —bearing All other outstanding liabilities estimated ville, Pembroke, Perry and Robinson. Trade Mark "Frederick Atherton & Co., Mar - 1000 uo ($2119 46 o n , N. J.,—manufactured by the United Stutes BATHINC ROOMS. t .c ?,L!iTT T bka»u b k b ’s O rric E , Some of the wealthy citizens of Bangor OVERCOATS, F irst ^Mortgage Rockland, Jan. 4, 1871. will ask lor a charter lor a road from Watch Co., (Giles, Wales & Co.,) has been car­ $3,680 64 ried bv me three and one half months; total 3w5 g. W . BERRY, County Treasurer. that city to the eastern line of the State, J. L. GIOFEAY, Cost $6.50, will be sold at $5.00. vin iation thirty seconds.—G e o . G. R o c k w o o d passing through Ellsworth, Cherryfield 845 Broadway. —AT H IS — AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS. and Machias, with branches to Lubec and All < Land Grant Gold Bonds MISS SAWYER’S SALVE. Consumption, Bronchitis, Chronic Cough, Castine, with the right to form a connec­ Bleeding of the Lungs, Asthma, Sore Throat, or Shaving Emporium, Wilson & White’s Block, R . h T^ddy, tion with the Penobscot and Union river Chest, and affections of the lungs and air-pas MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, Before the Firvt tiny of February. road, or any other road. A charter for sages, arc cured by Dr. Flagg’s Medicated In Has set apart a portion of his commodious room— SOLICITOR OF PATENTS —OF THE— STOCK a . road will be asked for from Dexter haling Balm. This agreeable remedy can be which is on the ground floor—for bathing purposes, For Inventions, Trade Marts or Designs, administered to the most delicate and feeble and has introduced all the appliances required lor BARGAIN in some of our through Dover, Foxcroft aad Sebec to HOT and COLD WATER BATHINC. No. 7G Stale St., opposite Kilby St., B oilos, Brownville, while the Bangor and Piscat­ with safety and certain relief. Prepared by A Step in gentlemen, and try a bath. Price only J. Flagg, il. D„ Claremont N. H. 2 5 C E N T S . J a n . 1, 1872. Otf. FTER an extensive practice of upwards of thir­ aquis road want the right to construct a n o rth ern p a c ific ty years, continues to secure Patents in the branch road to Milo, Brownville and Se­ A S t a b l e I n s t i t u t i o n .—Just at the period AUnited States; also in Great tBritain, France and bec. A road is also wanted from Bangor when all stable-moa complained that the bone E. C. MOFFSTT & CO. other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, As­ ointments of the day were unstable remedies MARRIAGES signments, and all papers for Patents, executed on to the Piscataquis liver, passing through M u s t a n g L i n i m e n t reasonable terms, witli dispatch. Researches made tin- made its enlree iL. to determine the validity and utility of Patents ot Kendnskeag, East Corinth and Charles­ Missonri, without any flourish of trumpets, ami ,F . C. K N ianT .’ i UNION BLOCK. Inventions, and legal aud other advice rendered in ton. A charter lor a road is wanted from within one year, beeame the favorite embroca­ . by it” Rockluud, Ja il. 15, 1872. 6tf a 1 matters touching the same. Copies of the claims a point near the northern terminus of the tion for llie external distempers and injuries of O. Richardson, Mr. Jacob B. Packard ot any patent lurnished by remitting one dollar. As­ horses and cattle in all the Western and South J. Carroll, both of Camdeu. RAILROAD COMPANY. signments recorded in Washington. George's Valley road to a point upon et- eru States. From that time to this, it has never In Vinal Haven, January 13th, by James Roberts, IVEW fS l O Iili: ! . tJie United Slates possesses superior liter tile Maine Central or European anil ' had a rival in the estimation of accomplished Esq., Mr. Frederic Snow and Miss Hannah C. Lane t icddiesfor obtaining Patents, or ascertaining the both of V. I I ERE you have a salve combining soothing and patentability of inventions. North American roads, to be located in I horsemen; nor is its household reputation ns a In Boston, Jan. 4, Leonard S. Vose and Georgi­ -I J_ healing properties, with no dangerous ingred­ All necessity ol a journey to Washington to pro­ the towns of Belfast, Waldo. Swauvilie, <'uru for rheumatism, neuralgia, sore nipples ana K. Sidensparker, both of Warren. SIMONTON’S ient. A remedy at hand for the many pains and cure a I atent, and the usual great delay there, are Kewbnnr nr W inlernort inil i l-imnilen and caked breasts, tqinors, mumps, sore throat, Ju Biddeford, Jan. 1, by Rev. J. Stevens, Mr. Wm. aches, wounds and bruises to which flesh i3 heir. here saved inventors. , ° r, " llllLrI>0, •llnl Hampden. . ,.ar.lc]iei toothache, bruises, burns, wounds and evers, of Biddeford and Miss Orlinda Mero, of JUST OPENED. Is more easily applied than many other remedies, 1 lie 1 assadumkeag Company will ask sprains, a whit behind its celebrity as a horse Thomaston. never producing a bad effect, but always relieving TESTIMONIALS. for certain amendments to their charter. ! Liniment, The Mothers of America know its pain, however severe. “ I regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable and It is prepared by Miss Sawyer, who has used it From the central portion of the State a ! value, and apply it prompty to the external in in lier own extensive treatment of tiie sick, for successful practitioners with whom I have had offi­ juries of the "rising generation,” and in fact These Bonds are payable In 1900—bear 7 3-10 per cial intercourse. charier will be asked for by some of the B E A T H S . nearly twenty years, witli great success. CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents.” i , ,.v i - a i there is not a city or township in the United cent Interest in GOLD, payable first of July and Tbe principal diseases for which this salve is rec­ leading and wealthy citizens ol Lewiston i gtatcs where the M u s t a n g L in i m e n t is not WILLIAMS DEAN BEFORE TAKING ommended are. Chilblains. Rheumatism, Pile*, “ I have no hesitation in assuring inventors that lor a road lrotn that city to Danville regarded by boili sexes a .d every class, as January, are FREE OF U. S. TAX—are re­ S. rtifnla, Old [fleers, Salt Rheum, Sprains, Burns, they cannot employ a man more competent and trust Junction, to connect with the Grand blessing to the community. In this city, J a n . 13,1872, Elizabeth, wife of F ran k ­ ceivable at 10 PER CENT. PREMIUM, for Never Sores, Felons, Pimples, Erysipelas, Sora worthy, und more capable of putting their applies Eyes, Barber's Itch, Deafness, Boils, Ring-worms, turns in a form to secure for them an early and favor lin S. Sellers, aged 29 years, 10 months and 2 days. the Company’s lauds ut the LOWEST CASH able consideration a t tiie P aten t Office. Trunk ; also a charier for a road lrom ...... — ...... ~~ . ___ In this city. .Ian. 9th, Mrs. Elthere Howard, tvidow Corns, Bites o f Insects, Cancers, Toothache, Ear­ of the late T. H. Howard, aged 68 years, 8 mouths. P R IC E , and are issued in the following denomina­ ache, Sore Nipples, Baldness, Swollen Breasts, EDMUND BURKE. Farmington to Phillips will he asked lor. j C 1)1,’ /'IT A T TVfYI1 TC ’TTC Late Coinftiissiouer of Patents.” In Belfast, Dec. 26, Mr. Thomas P . Piper, aged 71 tions; Coupon bonds, $100, $500. and $1,000; R egis­ Itch, Scald Bead, Teething, Chapped Bands. From the western section the Bonny' c l JLiLy-L.fY.-lj iv vJ J. J-vyJjO ' •ars, 8 m ouths. Scalds, Cuts, Bruises, Croup, Cracked Lips, and “ Mr. IL II. EDDY has made for me over T H IR T Y Eagle Branch Company will ask for a ( --.a - 1 ... ------— lu Waldoboro, Dec. 29, Mary J., wife of Geo. W. Corn, Flour, Meal, Pork, Lard tered bonds. $100, $500, $ 1,000, $5,000 und $10,000. Sores on Children applications for Patents having been successful in al­ Clouse, aged 36 years and 8 months. The Company is allowed “ to negotiate and procure It never fails to cure Rheumatism if properly most every case. Such iiiiiuisiakable proof of great change ill their charter so they can lay THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.S applied. Rub it on well with tiie hand three time.} talent and ability on ills part, leads me to recontmend In W aldoboro, J a n . 5, Gorham Miller, aged 66. Al - a Ioan which shall not exceed Fifty Thousand Dollars ANNUAL ACCOUNT. 1.1. inventors to apply to him to procure their pa- their track the west side ol the Saco riv- __ ■■...... J an. 6, A dam L ight, aged 81. a day. In several cases it lias cured palsied limbs. cr to Hollis. The Portland, Saco & Ports-' delam ARRES si EGIFIC I ILLS, Fisli, Butter, Cheese, Gro' per mile,” which is secured by a FIRST aud O N L Y For Piles it has been discovered to be a sure rem­ nls, as they may be s_ 2 of having the most faith- MORTGAGE, “UPON THE RAILROAD edy. Persons that have been afllicted for years lul attention bestowed t 1 their cases, rjid at very mouth Company will ask for authority to Euc have been relieved by a few applications. 'For Ery­ reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGART.” ceries, Crockery and FRANCHISES, AND ALL THE LANDS Boston, Jan. 1, 1872. build a load ll om Kittery to Biddeford ; by the entire Medical Faculty ol France, MARINE JOURNAL. sipelas it works wonders, allaying the inflammation Ij5 through Yolk. Wells, Kennebunk and Are th e Very best remedy hi all cases of Sperm ator AND PROPERTY, AND RIGHTS OF , • ritual, or Semina! W cakne.-*.*; Nightly, Daily or Pre Kennebunkport, according to tbe survey t mature Kmmissions; Sexuul Weakness or /m pntency Glass W are. PROPERTY, REAL AND PERSONAL, Commissioners’ Notice. NO W IN POSSESSION BY THE NORTH­ Ol a route made over thirty years ago, . Weakness arising from secret Habits and Sexual Ex; PORT OF ROCKLAND. they will find it invaluable. It is good i r|MIE undersigned, appointed by the Judge of Pro- i ...i,; i, ,..;n i , ..... i ...... (T. .1 ces.es: lielaxation of the Genital Organs; Weak ERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY Scrofula and Tumors. Cancers have been cured "Lime” or “Brick-dust” deposits in the Urine All the above named articles, and many more too JL bate for the County ot Knox, Cominis.-loners to and which Will bling thcll road StVeial . g,,jne; with it Tiie best Salve ever invented for Sirollen receive and examine the claims of creditors against t “ .Milky D ischarges,” Ac., and all the ghastly train ol numerous to mention, we propose to sell at reason OR WHICH THE SAID COMPANY Breast anil Sore Nipjrfes. No wav injurious, but miles nearer the coast towns than the pre- * A rriv ed . able rates, tbe estate ot MILES C. ANDREWS, late of Rock­ sent or any Other line. The Boston and Syn'Ptous arising from Overuse or Excesses. MAY HEREAFTER ACQUIRE,” ant sure to afford relief. No?v or HVoZ; Eyes — Rub it land, deceased, represented insolvent, give notice .. . J . . lheywre when all other remedies full. 10th, sell Billow, Ames. Boston; J P Allen, #»-Our Motto Is to live and let live..!** TIIE TRUSTEES OF THE BONDS ARE on the lids gently, once or twice a day. Cures deaf­ that six months are allowed to said creditors to Maine Company will ask lor authority to Price $1 per n«>x. •, do; 12th. Gem, Thomas, do; Siubad, Perry, ness by putting in tho ears 011 a piece of cotton. present and prove tiieir claims; and that they will Sent by mail, securely scaled from all observation N York; Amelia. Ellms, Boston; U 8 Rev Cutter OBLIGED TO HOLD 25,000 ACRES OF F or Felons tills is superior to anything known. connect their road with any roads having F or Pimples this acts like a charm. For B urns be in session at tiie Probate Court Room in said nclosing price to tin* sole General Agent lor Dobbin, Bond, Castine; sell F Mayo. Hall, Balti­ GIVE US A CALL ! AY’ERAGE LAND AS SECURITY FOR Rockland, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of Febru­ a terminus in Portland. It is also re­ America, JO B MOSES, IS Co r t l a n d t St ., N ew more; brig G Gray, Snow. Providence; 13th, sch M and Scalds, apply tho Salve at once and it gives EV ERY $50,000 OF BONDS ISSUED. FROM immediate relief. Fo ‘ ” ary; on WEDNESDAY, the 27th pay of March, and ported that this company or other parties Y o r k , r .mphlets of Advice is in each box. or will Bell, Hall, N Y’ork; Commerce, Torrey, do; A 6 For Old Sores, apply once a WEDNESDAY, tue 19th day ot June, 1872, at 10 Emery, Emery, do; 14, Fleet Wing. Gregory, do; The sales of ull lands “ AT SUCH PRICES day. intend Loask l'or an extension of this road be sent free to any address o’clock in tiie forenoon ot each of the above named 15th, J E Gam age, P itcher, d o; L M W a rre n ,------, Store, Farwell & Ames Block AS APPROVED BY THE SAID TRUS- Not among tiie least of the invaluable properties days for that purpose. from Poilland to Bath, with a view to a KKVAX’S PULMONIC WAFERS of M iss Sawvicu’s Sa lv e are its beneficial effects T EES,” are set apart to redeem the Bonds, l'or by shore line to Bangor, although no notice are unfailing in the Cure of Co u g h s, Co l d s, A st h ­ Rockland, J a n . 18, 1872. 2m6 on tiie hair. Rubbed on tiie scalp, in live or six J. FRED MERRILL, m a , B r o n c h it is , So r e T h r o a t , H o a r se n e ss, the.definite terms of the Mortgage, “THE PRO­ different parts, it promotes tiie growth of tiie hair, LEANDER WEEKS. of any such inteuuou has been published D if f ic u l t B r e a t h in g , I n c ip ie n t Co n sum ption Sailed. revents it turning gray, and on bald spots it pro- Rockland, Dec. 19, 1871. 3w4 THE AMERICAN CEEDS OF ALL SALES OF LANDS. uees a new growth of hair. No lady should be in couloiuiily with law. and Dise a se s o f t h e L u n g s. They have no tnsl Sid loth, sell Excel, Hatch, Boston; Allegliauia, S ol Medicine, and any child will take them. Thou Spaulding, do; 11th, Mary Brewer, Saunders, N Y; WHETHER IN CASH, BONDS, COU­ J" JL 1ST TT R Y without this invaluable article as an indispensabio sands have been restored to health that had before 12th. J P A llen, A llen, Cam den; 14th, M Langdon, PONS OR OTHER SECURITIES, SHALL cosmutie for tiie toilet. It eradicates dandruff and NOTICE. The Best Wat to Advertise.—The despaired. Testimony given in hundred of cases. i Gross, Salem. SEWBNC MACHINE disease from tiie head, and blotches and pimples kThc JBchI Family Machine in I BE DEPOSITED WITH THE TRUS­ from tbe face. best and cheapest mode ol- advertising in sini/le dose relieves »« T en Min u t e s . Ask lor BBY iihc HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the AN’S PULMONIC WAFERS. Price 35 cents. Sent J hey use a Straight Needle, TEES also, “ ALL MONEYS IN THE Atlantic Ship Wharf and Lime Manufacturing the world is that in the newspapers. by mail for 50 cents. Addrees JOB MOSES, DISASTERS. have a new und improved HANDS OF THE TR U STEES FOR Wo, tiie undersigned, have been acquainted with TCompany, will be held at the office of Sanford’s In­ Every successful advertiser will say this. July lyeow31 18 Cortland Street, New York. Brig Kitty Coburn, at San Francisco, left Royal Shuttle, subject to no wear, Miss Sawyer for many y ears, and believe her to be dependent Line of Steamers, in this city, on TUES­ Roads Dec 3, for Sanghae; when 3 days out, during require no oiling by which the LANDS SOLD, SHALL BE INVESTED BY a Christian lady and a skilful nurse, and having DAY, tbe tw enty-third (23) day of Jan u ary , 1372, Seed strewn there—if the seed is good i heavy gale, vessel sprung aleak; for the first 10 thread is liable to be soiled THEM, IN THE F IR S T MORTGAGE used her salve in our families, it gives us great at 9 o’clock, A. M., for the choice of Officers and the for anything—always brings up a crop of] lays experienced a heavy gale from the SE, SW and will use a very tine or cunrs pleasure in saying it is the best general medicine transaction of such other business as may legally TRINITY SCHOOL, BONDS OF THE COMPANY SECURED we have ever,used: some value, most generally a hundred­ X W ; next 3 days heavy gales from the SE and SSW thread, and are not liable t come before them s-^ CAMDEN, ME. ben concluded to square away for Honolulu; on the skip stitches as other ma BY THIS MORTGAGE, WHEN SAID Rev. E. F. Cutter, John T Berry, P er Order. fold. Placarding the dead-walls, and , ‘1st ult tbe wind hauled to SW and blowing heavy; chines; takes the thread from Rev. W. O. Ifolnian. Wm. II. Titcomb, J. F. MERRILL, Secretary. BONDS CAN BE PURCHASED AT A SUM ’• ’ pli Kallodi, Mr Charles Snow. Rockland, Dec. 29. 1871. 4w3* showering handbills among Ibe people, j English anil Classical Boarding anil Day School. qua red away for San Francisco, crew being worn a short deep bobbin, which 110 •rge Pratt, Mrs. Alex. Snow. ut from continual pumping ship, she having on three holds more thread, and is NOT EXCEEDING CENTS ON THE TO !. .1. P...... and wife, Dr. E. P. Chase and wife, are auxiliaries in advertising: but it is ' Winter Term opens Jan. 4th, ’72. lifleient occasions 8 feet of wuter in her hold; on threaded with half the t DOLLAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.” anil wife. J. Wakefield and wife, Wm. Ucattie and wife, doubtful whether, as a rule, they more J For Terras, Address, the 20th inst shipped a heavy sea, which started.deck ble of the old style, (long Although the Northern Pacific Railroad Company Jacob Shaw and wife, MANHOOD : HOff LOST, HOW RESTORED. than pay the expense, while there is no ] 2m50 R e v . B. IV. ATIVELL, R ec t o r . and stove companion way. bobbin used in other ma John S. Case and wife, Sell Celeste A Hendrick (of Deer Isle,) Greenougli, chines,) giving a great uniformity in the tension. an< utend to sell the suine quality of lands at prices II. W. Wight and wife, Just published, a new edition ©f Dr. doubt that, they are a nuisance. The from Baltimore lor Belfast, with a cargo of corn and is the easiest machine in use to arrange lor all kiudt BELOW OTHER GRANTS, to induce rapid Geo. W. Kimball, Jr. (Mayo; W. O. Fuller and wife, Cxialverwell’a C eleb ra ted E«- Twenty-eight Years’ Practice of Rockland) und wife. Thomas Colwn and wife. m y on the radical cure (w ithout blankest of dead-walls is only disfigured flour, put into N ew port 12th inst in distress. Re­ of sewing. Any intelligent child, ten years old can settlement; still the practical working of the above Joseph Farwell, Deny Henry Ingraham and by posters, provoking in tbe well-regu­ ports took the gale of Sunday, 7th inst, in which lost learn to use them. C. R. Mallard, ______Wmedicine) of S p e itMATOBRHcea or in the treatment ol Diseases incident to Females,has fore and mainsails, boat, water casks, had rigging It Stitches, Hems. Fells, Tucks, Cords,g Braids, provision is apparent, for the sales of land up to No- Ephraim Barrett, O. J. Conant (Postmaster of Seminal Losses, I m POTENCY M ental and Physical Leander Weeks. I ncapacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc.; also, Con­ lated mind a sense of aversion to the placed DR. DOW at the head ol all physicians mak­ damaged, and caused the vessel to leak. During the Quilts, Fringes. Gathers, and sews on. niber 1st exceeded 200,000 acres at an average price Hon. N. A. Burpee, gale tiie weather was very cold, aud the vessel yvus Francis Cobb, William McLoon. su m pt io n , E p il e p s y and F it s induced by self-in­ man who so advertises, and tbe articles ing such practice a specialty, and enables him to icod up. PRICE $60 WITH COVER. upwards ol' $6 per acre, EQUAL TO $l,2OO,- dulgence or sexual extravagance. upon whose excellence he expatiates; guarantee a speedy and permanent cure in the worst We also have the American Button-IIole aud ( O* Price in sealed envelope, only 6 cents. Bangor, Titus, Thomaston for New Y'ork, put OOO, OR MORE THAN IO PER CENT. TO TBE AFFLICTED. while as to handbills, nothing so preju­ cases o f Suppression and all other Mental Derange­ into New Haven, 12th. Reports 6th, encountered a Seaming Sewing Machine combined. ON $ 11,500,000, WHICH WAS THE TO­ T he celebrated author, in this admirable essay, severe gale in Boston Bay, and lost deck load. If your Druggist is out of the Salve, and neglects clearly demonstrates from a thirty years’, successful m ents, from whatever cause. All letters for advice It Over-seams, and works beautiful Button and dices a citizen against going to see any Eyelet holes that will uot ravel or wash out, and doet TAL AMOUNT OF BONDS SOLD TO to keep supplied, send seventy-five cents os directed practice, that tiie alarming consequences of self-abuse show, or buying any goods, as the ugly must contain $1. Office, No. 9 E n d ic o t t S t r e e t , all kinds of work that any other machine can do THAT DATE; still this 200,000 acres of land is below, and receive a box by return mail. may be rivlicallv cured without tiie dangerous use of DOMESTIC PORTS. internal medicine or the application ot the knife; slips ol' paper thrust at him from all Bosto n . We warrant every machine tojgivu entire satisfaction NOT QUITE ONE-SIXTEENTH PART BOSTON—Ar J a n . 15, sells Jo h n S Tracy, (ol Machines sold on installments. Any person t I’ut up in Large Boxes at 50 cents each pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain quarters, eloquently recommending him N. B. Board furnished to those desiring to remain Thomaston) Watts, Savannah, Dec 29; Walton, Mer­ ing to purchase a machine, can have one brought to OF TIIE LAND GRANT IN MINNESOTA (nearly three times as large as tiie box represented and ell'ectuul, by m eans of which everv sufferer, no to do those things.—Journal o f Com­ under treatment. rill, Bucksport; Atlanta, Pierce, Rockland; Allegha- their house on trial, by addressing! A LON E. above). Prepared by MISS C. SAWYER, and mutter what his condition may he, may cure himself ia, Spaulding, Rockland; Elizabeth, Houdlett, Wis- We shall offer our put up by L. M. ROBBINS, W holesale cheaply, privately and radically. merce. Boston, July 4, 18711 ly30 asset. E. F. LEACH, Below we give the average price per acre of the and Retail Druggist, Rockland, Me. Hu' Thia Lecture should be iu the hands of every \EW YORK—Ar 12th, McGilvery, (of Searsport) sale ol' the Land Grants on different roads, that A T rial Box sent free by mail on receipt of seventy- youth and e’ery man in the laud. Field. Leghorn, Oct 27, passed Gibralta Dec 6; Wal- . West Camden, five cents, by L. M. ROBBINS. Rockland, Me. The Causa and Curo of Consump toin some idea may be formed of the immense value of bent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad­ What has the Committee ot Seventy of Suiitli, (of Bangor) Smith, Montevideo 54 days; I Maine Agent for the AMERICAN SEWING MA­ THIS VALUABLE SALVE IS SOLD BY dress, on receipt ot six cents or two post stamps, by The primary cause ofConsumption is derangement Laura A Webb (al Deer Isle) Hatch. St Pierre, Mart CHINES. the GO,000,000 acres granted to the Northern Pacific addressing the publisher. New York City, or the law, done towards o f the digestive organs. This derangement produces AI.I. DEALERS IN MEDICINES. days; T S McLellan, (of New Brunswick) Farr, di J a n . 19, 1872. eowGtf Railroad Company, for there can be no doubt that Also, Dr. Culverwell’s “ M arriage Guide,-’’price 25 punishing W. M. Tweed, the plunderer deficient nutrition and assimilation. By assimilation days. cents. Address the Publishers, J mean that process by which the nutriment of the •erage price per acre of Its land sales will be of the City Treasury? This man ought food is convened into blood, and thence into the solids Anchored at Hart’s Island 12th, schrs Angcline, ROCKLAND CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO., Robinson, lrom Rockland; Trade Wind, Ingraham much above tbe general average price of these roads : 127 Bowery, New York, Post-Office B ox, to-day, according to law, be in the State's of the body. Persons with digestion thus impaired, and Ned Sumter, Shaw, do. Sheriff’s SaSe. having the slightest predisposition to pulmonary dis­ Average per acre* ENTIRE STOCK lyio prison : all that has been done is to stop t\r 14th, Ned Sumter. Shaw, and Angeline, Robin AKEN on execution and will be sold at. Public 4q‘86. ease, or if they take cold, will be very liable to have n, Rockland. Auction, to tiie h’ghest bidder, at the office of L Grand Rapids and Indiana ...... $13.98 LECTURE ASSOCIATION. him from stealing any more; he is al­ Consumption o f the Lungs in some of its forms; and Passed tbrongli Hell Gate 13tli, Frank Jameson TM. Staples in Washington, in Knox County, on Burlington und Missouri River.,...... 11.70 lowed to use his stealings for bail—lie is a I hold that it will be impossible to cure any case of Nash. Hoboken lor Portland. SATURDAY, tho tenth day of February, at ont The M uscial Treasure. Consumption without lirst restoring a good digestion do do in N ebraska. ..8.75 free man because ho is a great and not a and healthy assimilation. 'The very lirst thing to be Ar 15th, Laura, from Vinalhaven; Ilenrv Whitney, o’clock in the afternoon, A. D. 1872, all the right Brilliant Course of Lectures and 1500 COPIE3 SOLD in. one week ! iltlo thief. Ergo, the lesson is, steal a done is to cleanse tbe stomach and bowels lrom all from Brookville; Trade Wind, Ingraham'and Her­ title and interest, that WILLIAM COLLIGIN oi Illinois C entral—to 1869...... 11.09 ald, Hall, Rockland; Franklin, cnadwjck. and Wal- Washington, in Knox County, has or hud to redeem Entertainments! This attractive Collection, Just published, contains million or more and you will only be diseased mucus and slime, which is clogging these or “ r Irving, Arey, Thomaston. on the third day of April, A. D., 1871, being tiie time do do for 1870...... 12.55 At Prices that will insure g a n s so that they cannot perforin their functions, and the CREAM of all the VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT­ slopped from taking more, and can retire, then rouse up and restore the liver to a healthy ac­ NEWPORT—Sid 14th sells Walter Irving, Arey of the attachment on the original writ, on tiie fol­ Hannibal aud St. Joseph ...... 11.00 IIE Managing Committee of the Rockland Lec­ alter a little unpleasantness, on the bulk tion. For this purpose, the surest and best remedy is riiomafiton lor NY; i ranklin, Chadwick, do. lowing described Real Estate and bounded as fol­ A tchison, Topeka and S an ta F e ...... 7.70 ture Association take pleasure in announcing AL MUSIC bought out within the last two years. Schenck’s Mamdrake l’ills. These pills cleanse the PENSACOLA—Cld 3d, brig Adele McLoon, Muu- lows;—Beginning at a pine tree on the East side of Tthat tiieir first Annual Course, which lias been soFull of Songs. Duets, Quartets, Rondos, Pol­ e, Boston. Cunningham Pond, ho called at the Northeast corner F lin t and M arquette...... 7.18 of your earnings. stomach and bowels of all the dead and morbid slime ccessfully inaugurated, will be continued in the EDGARTOWN, Jan 10—Ar E G Knight. Colla of lot No. 14; thence running W. N. W. to corner ol Southern Minnesota...... 7.04 kas, Polka M azurkas,Sehottisohes, QurdrUle The American public will not be satis­ that is causing disease and decay in the whole sys­ ore, Rockland for N Y. w, spacious and elegant tem. They will clear out the liver ot all diseased lot of land of Jonathan Howard; thence Northerly Galops, Marches, Pour-H and Pieces, &c-, all fied. the American atmosphere will not lltli Evening—Wind SW, light; clear. In port at right angle on said Howard's land sixty rods to a Atlantic and Pacific...... 6,77 FARWELL & AMES’S HALL, bile that has accumulated there, and arouse it up ton Iowa Falls aud Sioux City...... 6.50 of the best quality. approach purification, till Tweed, Sween­ new and healthy action, by which natural and health- j Arculariua, Adrian. W Freeman. Catawum- spotted tree, at the corner ol said Howard’s land. E. IMMENSE ly bile is secreted. L-ak. V»’ Woodruff, and Baltic, for Boston; Almira S. E. to a stake aud 6tone; thence about u S. S. W. St. Paul and Pacific...... 6.50 Music fitted for Piano-forte or Reed Organ. ey and Hall are punished; Barnard and vooley, for Gloucester; and others. course to the Northwesterly part of said Pond and to The stomach, bowels and liver are thus cleansed Cedar Rapids and Missouri River...... 6.00 the other Tammany judges deposed ; such by the use of Schenck’s Mandrake Pills; but there re­ the bounds first mentioned, containing slxty-foui HON. HORACE GREELEY, murderers as Stokes and Hie luflian who acres more or less, excepting fifteen acres sold to St. Paul aud Sioux City...... 5.67 OF NEW YORK, mains in tiie stomach an excess of acid, the organ is FOREIGN PORTS. Gilpntrick. committed the unprovoked murder on torpid, and the appetite is poor. Inthe bowels, the Ar at Liverpool 26th ult Harriet F Hussey, Stacey, Mo. River, Fort Scott and Gulf...... 5.55 On Thursday Eve’ng, Feb. 1st, 1872. lac! cats are weak, and requiringjstrcngtld aud support Said Real Estate being subject to a mortgago given the N. V. horse car, and is held back vannali. to Henry H. Hibbard by said Colligin, to secure the Jackson, Lansing aud Sagiuaw ...... 6.00 Engagement positive—Date and JSubject to be an­ It is a condition like this that Schenck’s Seaweed Sid fm Caliao 14th, Otago, Thorndike, Guanape. nounced. I'onic proves to be the most valuable remedy ever dis payment of seventy dollars. Said mortgage is dated Marquette and Ontonagon...... 5.00 from the scaffold by a legal quibble, Sid tin Valparaiso 18th ship David Brown, Niclio Jan. 23d, A. D., 1871. and recorded in Knox County TO CONCLUDE WITH A All who wish to go to an ORGAN SCHOOL are covered. Jt is alkaline, and its use will neutralize all Callao. D enver Pacific...... 4.18 Ivised to apply to that excellent teacher, M r. Geo . hanged; and some evidence given of a excess of acid, making the stomach sweet and freslr, Registry of Deeds, book 25, page 433 to which refer­ ence may be had for a more particular description. P. Root, whose brilliant roputatiou tire cannot return to the reign of law in the great it will give permanent tone to this important organ, Union Pacific...... 4.25 SALES. First-Class Musical Entertainment, burn, and whose and create a good, hearty appetite, and prepare tin SPOKEN. JAMES BURNS, Deputy Sheriff. American Sodom.■— Boston Bulletin. J a n . 6, 1872. 3w6* Kansas Pacific...... 2.70 to be announced hereafter. system lor the first process of a good digestion, "and Deci, lat 19 S, Ion 35 43 W, ship Loretto Fish, Root's School for the Cabinet Organ, ultimately make good, healthy, living blood. Alter Carney, from Cardiff Oct 17 for Callao. Tickets fo tho Course, admitting one person, with­ Hibbard’s Gore.—The Wiscasset Ora- this preparatory treatment, what remains to cure Nov 28, lat 13 S, Ion 33 W. ship M urtha Cobb, from The CHARACTER of the Land Grant of the out Reserved Seat. 7 5 ccutn; with numbered Re­ is one of the very best books that can be devised for ele says that North of the town of Wash­ ino.-t cases o f consumption is the free and persever­ Newport for Mollendo. Northern Pacific Railroad Company, as a whole, is served Seat, Sl.O O . Evening Tickets, 5 0 cen ts. learners of Reed Instruments. Already well-known ing use of Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup. The Pulmonic N. B. As the seating capacity of the Hall is fully aud has an’extensive sale. Price $2.50. ington and between there and Palermo is Syrup nourishes the system, purifies the blood, and is readily acknowledged by all persons acquainted with 1200. there need be uo appreliensior that any persons a tract of land known as "Hibbard's Gore.” readily absorbed into tbe circulation, and thence dis­ the different Grants, to be SUPERIOR TO WYTCYTOUT purchasing Course or Evening Tickets will not be tributed to tbe diseased lungs. 'There it ripens all DRUG STORE FOR SALE, —DEALERS IN— THAT OF ANY OTHER ROAD; but even able to secure good seats. Ii is a line Agricultural country, contains morbid matters, and whether in tbe form of abscesses N. B. Course Tickets are transferable. The above books aud pieces, mailed, post free, on ;>r tubercles, and then assist nature to expel all the N W A LDOBOItO’, Maine, if applied for soon, if the average price per acre of its land sales should MANAGING COMMITTEE : some fifteen firm houses, and its inhabi­ ------roasonabte. Apply to C. M. CAY, at eceipt of retail Price. liseased matter in the form ol free expectoration, not be above the lowest average of all the land tants, belonging to no town or plantation Mrs. C. P. BRANCH Stoves and Tin Ware. Sam ’l Br y a n t, Pres’t. O. G. H a l l , wlien once it ripens. It is tiien, by the great healing T. 1*. P i’e r c e , Sec’y. ' A. S. R ic e , OLIVER DITSON & CO., Bosto n. pay no taxes and cannot vote. During and purifying properties of Schenck’s Pulmonic Syr­ grants, which' is but $2.70 on the Kansas Pacific Road, still at this low figure for the 25,000 acres held S. N. H a t c h , Treas'r. D. N. Mo r t l a n d . CHAS. H. DITSON & OO., New York. 5 the war they were entirely out in the cold up, that ail ulcers aud cavities are healed up sound, Z. P o p e V o s e , E. II . Co c h r a n . and so were not anoycil by any draft. and my patient is cured. SECOND HAND STOVES, to redeem each $59,000 of bonds, there would be a REGARD The essential tiling to be done in curing Consump­ W A N T E D ! surplus ol' $17,500 over the amount of bonds that can The territory of this happy land is 240 tion is to get up a good appetite and a good digestion, of all ’description bought and sold. Second hand Commissioners Notice. rods one way by 454 the other. Its or­ that the body will grow in flesh and get strong. __ a young man, thoroughly experienced in me FURNITURE of all kinds bought and sold. Par­ be issued on each mile of the Northern Pacific Rail­ FOR HE undersigned, appointed by the Judge of Pro­ If a person lias diseased lungs, a cavity or abscess there J business a situation as C U T T E R in a Tailor- ties breaking up housekeeping should give us a call. road. bate for the County ot Knox. Commissioners to igin was that when tbe town line of g Establishment. The best of refereacea given, We have also on hand and for sale Treceive and examine the claims of creditors against the cavity cannot heal, the mutter cauuot ripen, so During the present month the Northern Pacific CH. John A. Cook of Provincetown, Washington was run out, several poor long as tho system is below par. Wliut is necessary ddress F. N. GRAY. 78 24-100 tons N . M., w hite oak, the estate of ALDEN GILCHREST. late ot St. to cure is a new order of things, a good appetite, ; Box 191, Gloucester, Mass. All Kinds of Second Hand Sails, Railroad will be opened for passengers and freight to TO Sbuilt in Essex, new decks, stern andGeorge, deceased, represented insolvent, give notice families lived ihereand town authorities that six months are allowed to said creditors to pre­ good nutrition, the body to grow in flesh and get fata varying in size from a Main sail to Topsails and Jibs the Red River of the North, the eastern boundary o^ rails, and thoroughly overhauled in left it out'fearing they might add Io their then Nature is helped, the cavities will heal, the mat­ 1807. Standing rigging, 18 months old sent and prove their claims; and that they will be in All kinds ot T R U C K , such as is usually found in Dakota Territory—this, with the completed road on session a t the Office of JACKSON & E L W E L L , a t paupers. Palermo has never claimed it ter will ripen and be throw n oil' in large quantities, N O T IC E 2 Tenant’s Harbor, on the first TUESDAY of Febru­ aud the person regain health and strength. This is JUNK STORES, bought and sold. the Pacific slope, and the St. Pauhand Pacific Ura&ch- Well tound in sails, rigging aud ground tackling; and it has since become quite a settlement HEREAS, the following named persons to w it; good order for any voyage; copper fastened, large ary, 1872; also, the first TUESDAY of May a n d the true aud only plan to cure Consumption, and il a of 288 miles, will make nearly 600 milea of road aud remains in perfect independence. person is very bad, ii the lungs are nut entirely de­ B. B. Beau, George Gregory. S. M. Bird, W. Crockett’s Building, farrier, and easy draft. For further particulars apply July, 1872, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, for that pur­ stroyed, or even il one lung is entirely gone, if there A.W Farnsworth, John S. Case and Wm. II. Glover, in operation at the close of this year. KOFITS. t0 EDMUND SMITH, Provincetown, Mass. pose. have this day associated themselves together, by 2m l S. II. JACKSON, s enough vitality, left in the other to heal up, there NORTH END. As the U. S. Government is now calling in the J. U. LONG. Causes of Sudden Deaths,—Very few is hope. written articles of agreement by them duly signed, R ockland, F eb. 14, 1871. for Hie purpose of carrying on the business of a lotf Five-Twenties, holders of these can convert them St. George, Jan. 5,1871. 3w5 of the sudden deaths which are said to I have seen many persons cured with only one ••brass and irop foundry.” blacksmitbing, und ma­ into Northern Pacific Bonds, and thereby IN- arise from “ disease of the heart” do real­ sound lung, live and enjoy life to a good old age. chinery, and any other business incident thereto, and KNOX HOTEL, This is w hat Schenck’s tnedicine will (to to cure Con­ Wedding and Visiting Cards n .a tt, CREASETHEIR INCOME MORE TUAN ly arise from tliat cause. To ascertain the for the further purpose of becoming orguni2ed into printed a t this office. NOTICE. sumption . They will clean out the stomach, svfeeten a corporation under the provisions of chapter 48, of Main Street, s Thomaston real origin of sudden deaths, experiments aud strengthen it, get up a good digestion, and give 33 1-3 P E R CENT?. At the present time a COPARTNERSHIP has this day been formed the Revised Statutes of this State. Notice is hereby good proportion ot the sales of N. P. Bonds are by ALEXANDER MCALLISTER, Proprietor. between the undersigned, tor carrying ofl the have been tried in Europe, and reported nature the assistance she needs to clear the system of given to the subscribers for stock in the proposed Manila and Hemp Cordage, Our stock was never so all the d seases that is in the lungs, whatever the ersion of Five-Twenties, aud we notice that E. E. P o st, Clerk. AMerchant Tailor and,Ready Made Clothing Business to a scientific congress held at Strasbourg. corporation, that the first meeting will be held at the T-TT.r rr.__ T.Tx-1- o . __ Jo w a g fQ r under the style of E. C. MOFFITT & CO. ' form may be. offioe of the Rockland Water Company, on S a tu r - the Boston Journal in its monetary article of Nov. THIS House, which it situated Sixty-six cases ol sudden death were made J. near the head of Knox street, E. C. MOFFITT, It is important tlut, while using Schenck's medi­ tho 3d day of February , at 2 o'clock lltli. says: “Holders (of Five-Twenties of 1862} are complete in every Depart­ the subject of a thorough post mortem ex­ cines. care should be exercised not to take cold; keep M., lor the purpose of organizing a corporation as IV ii. C R IE & Co. next door to Post Office, Express F. C. KNIGHT.I amination ; in these cases only two were in-doors in epol and diyup weather; avoid night air, aforesaid, adopting a corporate name, defining the either realizing upon them, or exchanging them into m ent as at present, and cus­ and Telegraph Offices, and within Rockland, Jan u ary 1, 1872. 3w4 and take qut-door exercises only in a genial and warm purposes ol the corporation, fixing the amount of the other issues-wolten into railroad bonds—the North­ _ five minutes walk of the Depot, has found who had died from disease of the sunshine. capital stock, dividing it Into shares, electing a Pres­ been thoroughly renovated, papered, painted and ident. not less than three Directors, a Secretary VO SE & PO R T E R , ern 1 i.cifio Seven-Tliirties a re favorites for re-iuvest* furnished with entirely new fnrniture. including beds, heart. Nine out of sixty-six had died I wish it distinctly understood that when I recom­ m e a t.” tom .ers in search of mend a patient to be careful in regard to taking cold Treasurer, and other necessary officers, and ad’optadopt a i bedding and carpetn. Stages for St. George and from apoplexy, while there were forty-six code of by-luws, L. ti. MEAN Friendship, and the Augusta and Union Stsges stop SM ALL JEW ELRY STORE, finely located with when taking my medicines, J do so for a special rea­ The Chicago disaster fully demonstrated that a aSPLEXDID WINDOW, for a W a tc h cases of congestion of the lungs - that is, son. A man who bus but partially recovered lrom GtGeo. guegoky, at this house. The Thomaston and Rockland Accom­ S. M. BIRD, Mercantile and General Joh Printers, First Mortgage Bond on any Trunk Line of Railroad modation Coaches leave this house dai’y, connecting A the lungs were so full of blood they could the eflecte of a bad cold is lur more liable to relapse ail Fresh and New. To be sold at a bar- than one who has been entirely cured, aiid it is pre­ w. a. Farnsworth, the safest aud least fluctuating security known. with all the boats at Rockland. Hacks will be in not work, there not being room enough JOHN S. CASE, readiness to convey passengers to and from tho gain as the Proprietor is obHged to sell out on a cisely the same in regard to consumption. Ho long This is manifest in one quite marked instance, as for a sufficient quantity of air to enter to us the lungs are not perfectly healed, just so long is WM. II. GLOVER, NO. 5, CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, trains. countof ill health. Apply to BOYNTON. support life. The causes that prodme there imminent danger of a full return ol the disease. Rockland, Knox Co,, Jan. 18, 1872 3W0 in the fluctuation ol the First Mortgage Bonds S o w I n c e s , XT A goad Boarding and Livery Stable in connec­ Hence if is th at l so strenously caution pulmonary pa­ of tho Michigan Central Railroad, which fell but one tio n w ith the H ouse. 3w52 Rockland, J a n . 9, 1872. congestion of the lnngs are cold feet, tight tients against exposing themselves to an atmosphere clolhing, costive bowels, silting till that is not genial and pleasant. ConflcmeU consump­ per cent, qj, the late flnanoiai panic, while U. S* chilled, after being warmed with labor or tives’ lungs are a mass cf sores, tflilch the least I ive-Tweuties .and Sixes of 1871 fluctuated two to Houses for sale. n o tice. change ct atmosphere wifi inflame. The grand se­ three per cent.; and hore the Michigan Central Rail­ a rapid walk, going too suddenly from a cret of my success with my medicines consists in my 3 ? O R , A 1 1-2 story house, barn and ou IIERKAS. my wife MELISSA, has left my bed ability to subdue inflammation instead Qf proyokuag road had met with the greatest loss it could by tire— k— JY buildings, with about 1 1-2 acre and board without any justifiable cause, till, la close heated room into the cold air, es­ land, situated at -South End, nea Wforbid all persons harboring or trusting her on it, as many of tbe laculty dq. yyn in^iuued lung can­ the burning ol Its large terminal depot. The. New Ingraham’s ship-yard. Also a d°uol pecially alter speaking, and sudden de­ not with safety to ;hy patient be exposed to »»x- bit- ray account. JOHN MOON. Now is the Time to I or k Daily Bulletin, which gives the authentic re. ------tenement 1 1-2 story house witl1 lot Gouldsboro’, J a n . 1, 1872. *3w5 pressing news operating on the bjood. n ortho winds ol spring or corner of Mam and Crescent Sts., will be sold at a Thecauspsof sudden death being known, autyipiL J1 *..3uid be carefully shielded from all ir- ports of the Stock Exchange, in its issue of tho llth ritrting influences. The utmost caution scould be ob­ of October, alter the Chicago fire, says; “Railroad Contra. Conn. any avoidance of tbern inay serve in served in this particular, as without it a cure under Bonds have stood the shock better Wan any other or COBB, WIGHT & NORTON, Kooklund. Knox & Lincoln R. R. lengthen ihany valuable lives, which almost any circumstances is an impossibility. class of securities.” and agaUu October l6th,W s: FIRST GLASS A ug. 31, 1871 The person should be kept, on a wholesome and nu- would otherwise be lost under tho verdict ‘ Railroad Bonds are s t e ^ than axy othev class tricious diet, and all the medicines contiued until the ON and alter Monday, Jan, 8th., the mornlngtraln of “ heart complaint.” That disease is body lias been restored to tbe natural quantity oi EUYFUKS of securities.” Portland Weekly Advertiser will leave Rockland at 10 A. M„ (Instead of 8. aa flesh qnd strength. heretofore), making direct connections for Boston, supposed to be inevitable and incurable; I was myself cured by this treatment o i the worst f o r 1 8 7 2 . hence many may not take the pains they Portland and all points on the Main Central Rail kind of Consumption, and have lived to get fat and Pisons seeking permanent investments, al- GOODS, would to avoid sudden death, if they knew hearty these many years, with one lung mostly gone. The afternoon train will leave at 2:30 P. M., (In­ I have cured thousands since, and very many have [Hslallished in 1846.] 80 -elders of Government Bonds wishing to increase ^V11 the N ew s it lay in their power. stead of 1:15 as heretofore), connecting at Bath with been cured by this treatment whom I have pever their income, W E W O U LD R ECO M M EN D —FOR— trains for Augusta and Lewiston and with the night seen. H a v in g our office well supplied w ith TO’^ er W R Y C H E A P ! THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SF.VEN- express train for Portland and Boston. A correspondent of the Lewiston Jour­ About the first of October I expect to take posses­ PBBSSES, run by a BOPEK’S.HOT AIR ENGINE Will find it FOR THEIR ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, T rains arrive a t Rockland a t 12 M. and 5 :40 P . M. sion of my new building, at tbe north-east corner of aud fiilly nocked with MODERN jqjj TYPE to TH 1RTY GOLD BONDS AS ON E OF Fare from Rockland to Portland *2.30; to Boston, nal says he was tipped out of his sleigh Sixth and Arch streets, where I shull be pleased to THE BEST AND SAFEST RAILROAD STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. which we are constantly addition* of the in Gilead, a day or two ago, from the top rennire it, SECURITIES NOW OFFERED TO THE INTEREST to give us a call Short Accounts make Long Friends* *4'50' C. A. COOMBS, Supt. of a snow drilt, ten feet high ! The Jour ___.rections accompany all my remedies, so that latest styles, we are prepared ta execute PUBLIC. a person in any part of the world can be readily cured N order to reduce my Large Stock of Ladies’ and 43- Specinfen copies sent free on application to nal thinks that looks as th n n £ by a strict observance of the same. We recommend this Bond for tho reason that it is WM. BEATTIE, Misses FURS and makroom for SPRING GOODS, J85 PRINTIHfl OF EVERY VARIETY W . HICBtAuXlXMSOlV, some “ balm’ in 2,liead. J. U. SCHENCK, M. D., I 4 will sell all Fur Goods for a few weeks, at PRICES GROUNDED UPON LANDED REAL ES­ before making their pur­ Philadelphia. that will warrant an immediate sale.. with Neatness and Dispatch, and at Reasonable TATE BASIS, WORTH DOUBLE THE 95 Federal Street, Prfcca. Counsellor aui Attorney at Law, GEO. C. GOODW IN & CO., Agenta, AMOUNT OF BONDS ISSUED PER Portland, Maine. For cou”lis, bronchitis and consump tion, in BOSTON. Nt 3.—Orders by mail are solicited and will receive MILE. AND ALSO UPON A FULLY c h a s e s . UNION BLOCK. its cartv Mages, nothing equals Dr. Bierces Please Call Early i f you wish prompt attention and be filled on as favorable terms GolJen'Medical Discovery. Old e q u ip p e d TRUNK LINE OF RAIL­ Carriage Wheels dc Rims, Spokes Over Blood A Hix’s Jewelry Store, BATCHELOR'S HAIR D IE . A3 contracts mnde in person, ROAD RUNNING THROUGH THE th e. Best B a r g a in s , 07 Estimates furnished on application. E?“ Puraofls having aa settled accounts UBS, Shafts, Seata Ao., at Boston prices,lin lot lyjaniw' ROCKLAND MAINE. Buni.n ess Notices. Tills superb H air Dye Is the best in the world—per­ SAME. fectly harmless. reliable and instantaneous : nodi,-, For further particulars concerning this Bond, or with us will please call a nd balance the H for cash, H. H. CBIE A Co. ap p o in tm en t; no ridiculous tin ts or disagreeable odor-. The genuine Wm. A. Batchelor’s Hair p \e prpnucea JOP PRIhSTtNC purchase of the same, apply to the undersigned. the sarae. A BARGAIN ! At’ the year round, “ Sheridan’-Cavalry Con­ I m m e d ia t e l y a splendid Black or natural Brown, A. Wentworth, Neatly and Prom ptly Executed Sporting and Blasting Powder, dition rowders” should be given to horses that leaves thQhalf clean, soft., 'beautiful; does n ot con-, tain a particle of lead or any injurious compound — WM. H. TITCOMB, rwsR. Rimt. Cans. &c.. in Jobbinglots, at Boston « r , •• k i te up.” 1 " horses and cattle that graze No. 5, Berry Block, Rockland, Me. f0 the Slimmer, they should only be g.ven in Sold by ull druggists. Factory, 16 BOND STREET BIiANKS, Town Orders and Auditor’s Re­ Cashier Rockland National Bank. *1,30 per r»rd- Winter and Spring. M.T. 1V13 ’ Naarly opposite the Post Office, ports printed at short notiefi,, Jan, 19,1871, lmO SIMONTOIM BROS. IUE UL£SSIYGS OF TO-DAY. SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN The Best Periodicals of the Day. C A L L A T FIRE, MARINE, NEW LIVERY STABLE! D. N. BIRD & CO., AND ("Successors to G. fV. B row n Co.,) A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY Strange, we never prize the music THE GREAT Cor. Park and Union Streets Dr. WALKER’S CALIFORNIA - 1*111 the sweet-voiced birds have flown; . F O B 1 8 7 2 . ENGLISH QUARTERLIES DEALERS IN Strange, that we should slight the violets qpVP~F.NTY.gEVENTH YEAR. —AND— LIFE West India Goods and Groceries. VINEGAR BITTERS Till thelov*ly flowers are gone; Also, Hard rand Blacksmith’s Coal, Wood, Hay, Strange that summer skies and sunshine Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, HIS splendid weekly, greatly enlarged jind im- Sand, Fire Brick aud Cemenu 2 ci Hundreds of Thousands ? J . Never seem one half so lair nrovt*d is one of the m ost useiul and interesting REruiNTei) uv NO. 6, IRANKIN BLOCK- As when Winter’s snowy pinions Trrials ever published. Every number is beautl- L. STAPLES', INSURANCE. R o ckland, A pril 5, 1871. 4wl7 fully printed on line paper, and elegantly illustrated The Leonard Scott Publishing Co. Shake the white down in the alrl with original engravings, representing j WHAT ARE THEY? | | | 140 FULTON 8TREET, NEW YORK, G. C. ESTABROOK, M. D., Lips from which hte seal oi silence \tw Inventions; Novelties in Mechanics, Manu- Burpee’s Block, Main St,, * fixtures, Chemistry. Photography, Architecture. abont one-third the price of the originals. • OSCAR E. BLACKINGTON None but God can roll away, Agriculture. Engineering, Science and Art. C o c h r a n ’s A g e n c y , inform his old friends and customers PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Never blossomed in such beauty iventon The Edinburgh Review, SIBHOfTflKSfflNGIHGTRDBK As adorns the mouth to-day. that he has built a large STABLE at tne above people The W estminister Review, REPRESENTING THE piace, where lie will be happy to see liis old lriends. Office Opposite Lynd’s Hotel, And eweet word, that freight our memory or Trades will find the The London Quarterly Review, c a rriag es and h a r n e sse s, IIOCKLANIJ ME. With their beautiful perfume, The British Quarterly Review. HERE you can find everything connected with OLDEST AND STRONGEST all new. R ockland, Feb 15, 1871. lOtf Come to up in tweeter accents SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Published Quarterly—January, April, July, October, the He will run coaches in connection with Lynde’s Through the portals of the tomb. W Hotel where orders may he left lor teams oi any dis- OF GREAT VALUE AND INTEREST. AND erhdion to which prompt attention will be given. ORATIO N. REENE, Let us gather up the eunbeams Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, Transient Teams and Boarding Horses taken at H ( Successor to E. JV. Bar lett,) Its practical suggestions will save hundreds of dol INSURANCE COMPANIES reasonable rates. Lying ail around our path, lars to every Household, Workshop and Factory in Harness and Carriage W h o l e sa l e a n d R e t a il D e a l e r in (a fac simile oi the original.) Published Monthly. O. E. BLACKINGTON. Let Ul keep the wheat and roses, the land, besides affording a Continual Source of Valuable Instruction. The Editors are assisted TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, CasUr.g out the core uud chaff; by many of the ablest American and European AND OVER-SHOES, Let us dud our sweetest comfort W r ite r s . and having access to all the leading Scien­ For any Review, $ 4.00 per annnm . LYNDE HOTEL, For any two Reviews, 7.00 “ Sole Leather. W ax Leather* French and Jn the blc-sings of the day, tific and Mechanical .Journals ot tho world, the col- BUSINESS, ROCKLAND, MAINE. Aiuericnu Culf Skins. urns of the Scientific American arc constantly For any three Reviews, - 10.00 “ Over Twenty-Six M illi O . A .. r x ’o p r l e t o r . With a patient hand removing riched with the choicest information. For any four Reviews, 12.00 “ MININGS, BINDINGS, KID AND GOAT STOCK, AU the briers from our way. For Blackwood’s Magazine, - - 4.00 “ And the [largest assortment ever offered in this city. Rubber Goring, Shoe Duck, Pegs, Lasts, Shoe Nalls, Risks taken on Dwelling Houses, Household Fu. Shoe Tools of all kinds. An O FFIC A L L IST of all the P aten ts For Blackwood and one Review, Also, the largest assortment of THIS HOUSE has been erected For Blackwood and two Reviews, 10.00 niture, Stores, Stocks of Goods; Finishing Risks oi i A.L tlie B rook, M ain Street, a SELLER SOLE. is Published Weekly. Buildings in process of construction, aud all other in­ the Pre8ent season, on tlie corner For Blackwood and three Reviews, 13.00 of 1>arkund Maine Sts., Rockland, « 3 o THEY ARE NOT A VILE a - 5 For Blackwood and four Reviews, 15.00 TRUNKS, surable property, T ROCKLAND. ME, The yearly numbers of the Scientific Amcrf. and is now opened for the public Jan u ary , 2, 1864. ’ ’ | 1 FANCY DRINK, § 3 Au incident recently occurred in a Postage, two cents a number, to be prepaid by the VALISES, "i-m patronage. enn, m ake Two Splendid Volumes of nearly One quarter at the office oi delivery. Clean beds, pleasant rooms, good fare, and careful town on tho Connecticut River which il­ Thousand Pages, equivalent in size to P o u r DORSE BLANKETS, AT AS 10W RATES attendance, will be offered to the guests of this house WARREN C. PERRIGO & CO., Made of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirit*, Thousand Ordinary Book Pages. • CLUBS. L A P ROBES, and no pains will be spared to make their stay agree­ and Itefune Liquors doctored, spiced and sweet­ lustrates the danger ol' practical joking, A discount ot 20 per cent, will be allowed to clubs ened to please the taste, called ‘’Tonics,” “ Appetiz­ SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE. AND BUFFALOS. As can be obtained in any able. Nearly evey room looks out upon the bay, nnd and serves at the same time its purpose of four or more persons. Thus: four copies of every room in the house is pleasant, thus affording to ers,” “ Restorers,” &c.. that lead the tippler on to Blackwood or of one review will be sent to one ad­ persons desirous of enjoying the sea breeze and I A W F IR M . drunkenness and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made TERMS.-S3 a Year; §1.50 Half Year; dress for $12.80; four copies of the four Reviews and of fun and raillery: Reliable Companies. spending the summer months, an opportunity to do from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, free Blackwoods for $48, and so on. To clubs of ten or HARNESSES. so, without locating on an Island, where they can Offices in the TiPTTtTtY IY LO C lt, the A certain barber, happening in a store, Clnlisof ten Copies for One Year, more, in addition to the above discount, a copy gratis Marine Risks on Vessels, Freights and Cargoes. enjoy the sea air and nothing else. rooms lately occupied byO. G. Hall, R O C K LA ND, from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are tho a clerk offered a bottle of bear’s oil. will be allowed to the getter-up of a club. Have taken especial pains to prepare convenient and W o . O JL* IT CENTAL H O W , BEL­ GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE- §2.50 each, §35.00, PREMIUMS. sample rooms. FAST MAINE. GIVING PRIN C IPLE, a perfect Renovator and The latter did not want it; but being New subscribers for the year 1872 may hav . and CarryalF Harnesses constantly on Land and ^ttna Fire Insurance Company, Carriages to take passengers to and from the house All business done with promptitude and despatch Invigorator of the system, carrying off all poisonous with a SPLENDID PREMIUM to the person who free of charge. over urged, took it and paid for it. out charge, the numbers for the last quarter of 1871 made to order. Also, a good assortment of Hartford, Conn...... Cash A ssets $5,782,035-09 Reasonable charges made and satisfaction given. matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condi­ On h:s opening it in his shop, the oil forms the Club, consisting of a copy ol the celebrated of such periodicals as they may subscribe lor. Good Livery Stable connected with the house, and Rockland, April 5, 1870. . Iyl7 tion. No person can take these Bitters according to Steel-I’late engraving. “Men of Progress.” Or. instead ol the above, new subscribers to any good stabling for transient horses direction and remain long unwell, provided the hones was found to be lamp oil, with a very In connection with the publication of the Scien­ SECOlfD HAND HARNESSES. Home Insurance Company, K ockland, A ug. 11, 1870. 35tf tific American, the undersigned conduct the most two, three or four of the above periodicals, may have New Y ork...... C ash A ssets $4,669,125.90 are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, rank smell. Nothing was said of the as prem ium , one ol the ‘‘F our Reviews” for 1871; and tho vital organs wasted beyond the point of subscribers to all live may have two of the “ Four Re­ J. P. CiLLEY, shave the clerk had prabticed, and the for procuring ,d PATENTS. view’s” for 1871. 3 0 0 Hartford Fire Insurance Company, GEORGE’S HOTEL. repair. barber shaved along as usual until the y to answer (o the question—Can 1 Neither premiums to subscribers nor discount to H artford C onn...... Cash A ssets $2,708,900.54 MATN STREET, THOMASTON. Ctttinsellor and A ttom y at l a i , For Inflammatory nnd Chronic Rbeuma- obtain a Patent P Is to write to MUtVN & CO., clubs can be allowed unless the money is remitted tiNtn and Gout. Dyspcpaia, or Indigestion, matter had been forgotten. Horse Blankets, Twelve different Styles, [from HIS old, well known and favorite Hotel, has been 37 Park Row, New York, who have had over. direct to the publishers. No premiums «au ; be given S2 KOCKLAIVD, mAINE, Bilious, Remittent nud Intermittent Fe­ A few evenings since the clerk went Twenty live years’ Experience in the business. No leased by the undersigned, and been renovated, to elube, to $1O each. The Franklin Fire Insurance Co., T vers, Diseases of the IHood, Liver. Kidneys into the barber shop to be shaved, pre­ charge is made for opinion and advice. A pen-nnd- To secure premiums, it will be necessary to make P h iladelphia,....C ash assets J a n . 1, 1871,$3,087,452.35 remodeled and furnisiied, is now opened tor perma* OFFICE AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE. ink sketch, or lull written description of, the iuteu nent and transient boarders. A pril 12, 1871. 17tf nnd Bladder, these B itters have been most suc­ early application, as the stock available for that pur­ 5 O It will be am ply supplied with all that is necessary paratory to a ball. After the harvest of tion. should be sent. pose is lim ited. cessful. Such Diseases arc caused by V itiated instructions concerning American and Euro- Lorillard Fire Insurance Company, for the eomfort and convenience of its patrons. Blood,which is generally produced by derangement the thick beardy skin wns reaped, the Circulars with further particulars may be had on Tlie undersigned’s old acquaintances and friends at Patents—Caveats—IU - issues—Interferences— application. New Y ork...... Cash A ssets $1,715,909.01 of the Digestive Orgnus. clerk straightened himself up, and ex­ Buffalo Sklus, from $ 5 to S 2 3 each; Lined or Un the L y n d e H o u se, where he has officiated as Cl e r k , (ejected Cases—Hints on Selling Patents—Rules and CHAS. A. DAVIS, DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head­ Proceedings of the Patent Office—The New Patent THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO., lined. since its opening, will please take notice of nis n e w claimed : Security Insurance Co., ache, Pain in tho ShouIders.Couglis. Tightness of the Law.-—E xam inations— Extensions — Infringem ents, 140 Fulton St., New York. h a b it a t io n . He will be liapp. to meet them. Attorney and. Counsellor at Law ‘Now slap on the oil.’ etc., etc., send for INSTRUCTION HOOK, New Y ork,...... Cash A ssets$ 1,880,333 ( SSG Coaches to take passengers to and from the Chest, Dizziness. Sour Eructations of the Stomach, A good handful was poured out, ‘slap­ which will be mailed free, on application. A11 busi­ Lap Robes of all Rinds & Descriptions. Bad taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation ped’ and rubbed in. A second followed, ness strictly confidential. Address The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., Royal Insurance Company, A good Livery Stable connected with the house. CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the O f Liverpool. Branch Offlne, Boston. WILLIAM K. BICKFORD. ROCKLAND, MAINE. 45tf regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful but before it could be rubbed in the clerk The Largest assortment ot.Ladies’ Thom aston, N or. 1, 1871. 47tf smelt suthen, and leaped from the chair M UNN & CO., ALSO PUBLISH Paid up Capital and Surplus...... $9,000,000 symptoms, are the offspring of Dyspepsia. $700,000 Invested in the United States. -s They invigorate the stomach and stimulate the tor­ as if he had been shot, at the same time Publishers of the Scientific Am erican, THE FARMER’S GUIDE NEW pid liver and bowels, which render them of unequal­ giving utterance to sundry expletives, 37, Park Row, New York. Baskets and Leather Bags, Manhattan Insurance Company. DOCKLAND ed efficacy in cleansi ng the blood of all impurities and coming under the cognizance of the stat­ To Scientific & Practical Agriculture. New Y ork...... C ash A ssets, $1,407,788.39 imparting new life and vigor to the whole system. ue of profane swearuig. STATE OF MAINE. By H en r y St e p h e n s , F . R of all Sizes, ever offered In this city. Also, MILLINERY ROOMS FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions,Tetter,Salt The barber assured he enraged cus­ Ta /he Honorable Justices o f the Supreme the late -I. P. N o n i on , Profess Hanover Fire Insurance Company. Itlieum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, culture in Yale College. New’ H WHIPS, New Y ork...... Cosh Assets, $727,516.96 STEAM MILL GO., Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, tomer that he had put beat’s oi! on hi‘ Judicial Court, next to beheld at Rock­ Two vols. Royal Octavo. IGuO pages and numer­ SLEIGH BELLS, MANUFACTURERS OF M r s. H C . L o n g Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, head, and from the very bottle he had land, within and for the County of ous engravings. "Price, $7, by mail, postpaid, $8. Humors and Diseases the Skin, of whatever name CURRY COMBS, Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co., AS removed her Millinery business to the con­ of sold him. If it was poor oil, it was the Knox on the second Tuesday o f De­ Springfield, M ass...... Cash A ssets $936,400.94 venient and centrally located rooms, on the sec­ or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the clerk’s fault. cember next. HORSE BRUSHES, Wood and Leather Backs, M E . V L . Hond floor of the system in a short time by the use of these Bitters. DANDY BRUSHES, lor Mane and Tail, One Bottle in such cases will convince the most in­ There was no resisting this, and the |AND DEALERS IN KIMBALL BUILDINC, FIFTY PER CENT. CARDS, Narragansett Fire & Marine Ins. Co. credulous of their curative effect. Narth-East Cor. of Main and Lime Rock Sts matter was settled by refunding the mon­ Providence, R. I ...... Cash A ssets $7fO9G7.29 CORN, REAL, OATS AND RYE ! Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you And its ey paid for the oil, and shampooing at libeis. and gives this Honorable Court to be informed CARRIAGE MATS, Where she will keep on hand a well selected stock o that she was married to the said Marshall H. Spring MEAL at Boston Market Prices, and delivered to • impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, the clerk’6 expense. at Rockland, on the thirtieth day of December 1865, SHAWL STRAPS,! City Firo Insurance Company, Shippers at the WHARVES, without EXTRA Eruptions or sores; cleanse it when you find it ob­ and has had by him one child, viz:—Mabel A., aged The clerk went to the ball, but the rank RUBBERS FOR CARRA1GE SPRINGS Hartford, Conn...... Cash Assets $548,287.37 CHARGE. Millinery and Fancy Goods, structed and sluggish in tho veins, cleanse it when nearly four years; that since their said marriage 1 it is foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep lamp oil stuck to his hair, and the snuffs your Libellant has always demeaned herself towaid Kir All orders promptly attended to. Corsots, Hosiery and Cloves. SIRCINGLES, Plain and Rubber the blood pure, and the health of the system will of those who came near him showed that the said Marshall H. Spring as a faithful and obedi­ o power is so costlv as that of lium'in muscle, and 9 a ' Particular attention will he given to Cu sto m 1 follow. ent wife, but that he wholly regardless of his mar­ filly per cent, of the power required to run a Bay State Fire Insurance Co. CEO. MAYO, Agent, the barber was wicked when he sham­ Worcester, M aas.,...... Cash assets $189,449.00 W o r k , aud Mrs. Long Is confident that she will be j riage covenant and duty has been, during five years NSewing Machine, may be saved by using the P IN , TA P E and other WORMS, lurking in tho pooed him. past, addicted to habits of gross intoxication and Buffalo Overcoats. Ju ly 18 1871. ly ‘ ROCKLAND, ME. able to satisfy her customers both as to W o r k and system of so many thousands, are effectually destroy­ drunkenness, and during more than four years past ’RICES. ed and removed. For full directions, read carefully Interfering Boots, of .all Styles; Whip Sockets, Union Insurance Company, Kockland, Nov. 1, 1871.— 2nii7 eecher os abor has neglected to provide for the support ot your Li­ the circular around each bottle, printed in four lan­ B Hocus or L .—In one bellant and their said child, wno have been entirely Bangor, M aine...... Cash A ssets $421,204.56 DOMESTIC. Clipping Shears and Combs, Halters, Leather guages—English, German, French and Spanish. of his late Sunday sermons Ilenry Ward dependent upon her labor and upon her friends for and Cloth; Halter Chains, Dog Col­ their support. That on the 25th day of April. 1869, Eastern Insurance Co., BERRY BROTHERS § w n e E . J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. H. MCDONALD A CO., lars, Enameled Clotlr. Black Beecher said: the said Marshall H. Spring deserted your Libelant Facts for Your Consideration* Bangor, Me...... Capital, $237,028.35 Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco, Cal., and their child, and departed beyond the limits of and Green. Trunk| MIE Committee on accounts and Claims in the city ' ‘There is a tendency among the work­ this State, and Jias continued said desertion We will enumurate only a few ol the many leading . of Rocklund, will he in session at the Aldermen’s , and 32 and 31 Commerce Street. New-York. points of excellence, combined in the “ Domestic, Locks HAVE REMOVED ing class to shorten their hours of labor. since, and still continues it. National Insurance Company, 1Room, on the last FRIDAY evening of each month, ’ {^“SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. I sympathize with this and 1 abhor it; I Wherefore your Libellant prays that the bonds of leaving all minor points to the decision oi the oper of all Styles; Keys separate from Locks, &c. B angor, Cash Capital $200,000... .A ssetts, $312,641.00 TO T H E IR from 7 till 9 o’clock, for the purpose of examining • Matrimony existing between her and the said Mar­ ator It makes the Fire aud Marine Risks taken. claims against the city. sympathize with it in so far as it is one shall 11. bpring may be dissolved, as a measure rea­ NEW LIVERY&HACK STABLE All bills must be approved by the party contracting Music Boxes I Music Boxes I of tile signs of advancement among the sonable and proper, conducive to domestic harmony, LOCK STITCH, 2 0 0 P A I H . S North American Fire Ins. Co., then working classes in their attempt to aim and ihe peace and morality of society, ami that the .J. S. WILLOUGHBY, Not only the tinkling, sweet toned little Music custody, care and education ol said Mabel A., by Of the City of New Y o rk ,... .Cash A ssets, $770,304.95 MAIN STREET. ROCKLAND, Me. (). S. ANDREWS, Boxes, but larger anti larger ones, up to immense in­ higher and nobler, and I abhor it in so reason of its tender years may be entrusted io * SAMUEL I. LOVEJOY. struments that produce sounds us powerful as those fat as it is tending to make men feel that and as in duty bound will ever pray. SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. It therefore, BUNKEB’SCELEBRATEEHAMES Bangor Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Rockland, April 28, 1S71. of a Pianoforte, and liil si house witli melody. Call work is not a good thing for them, that MRS. LAURA F. SPRING WEARS LESS than any other, and combines with its This Company insures lor X of Stock Rates, and soon at 33 COURT s I'RKET and select one from the Rockland. October 23, 1871. remarkable simplicity, and ease ol running, great Repairing done with Neatness and have made no assessments. large stock, so that it may they must shrink in equivalent and en­ R ic e & H a l l , Atty’s to Libt. quietness ot operation with a wonderful range ol large in reward. I don’t believe the com­ D ispatch. CIIIHE CIIKISTIIAS, STATE OF MAINE. w ork. LIFE INSURANCE. mon people are going to carve out inde- 1st. Extra size and room under arm. or ring the New Year in, in the ears of your delight­ pendent lortunes by any combination ex- KNOX SS.—Supreme J“Judicial Court, * Decembcr 2d. Simplicity, direct action. ^* M y Motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits.-ffV Combined capital for Life Insurance represented at ed lam ily! 3d. Ease ol operation. this Agency, Any style of Single or Double Team furnisiied at 4th. Noiselessness. No cams or gear wheel. VIOLINS. GUITARS, FLUTES, BAND INSTRU cept hard knocks, and a good many ol o„ tj,e joregOjng 0 KDEiiuD, T hat the libellant noti- s ort notice and at reasonable rates. MENTS. and a full assortment ot other instruments them during a good many hours 01 the fy tl.r .aid Slarsl.all It. Spring ol the pendency there- 5th. Cylindrical hardened cast steel Shuttle, with REMEMBER THE PLACE. Best a ccommodutions for Boarding Hprses and large Bobbin. Over Thirty Million Dollars. MUSIC and MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, also for day. Our fathers did so, and their cliil- ,i|Ul'!i,fl'2llf! nn attested copy ot h er libel, and transient Teams, in the city. 3aie at the store of this order thereon, three weeks" successively Oth. Superior Automatic Takeup. Particular attention is given to furnishing team dten must learn that they have got to Rockland Gazette, being a paper printed at Rockland, 7th. Sell Adjusting Tensions. L- STAPLES. Life Insurance effected in the most reliable compa­ JOHN C. HAYNES & CO., 33 Court St., 8th. CAN NOT BE PUT OUT OF TIME OR AD­ nies, and on all ol the most desirable plans. and Coaches for funerals. work hard and long to achieve success. in tin* County of Knox, the last publication to be R ockland, N ov. 9, 1871. . 3m48 Also. Books kept at this office ior the different Slage [Opposite the Court House. Boston.] ltf thirty days at least before the next term of the Su­ JUSTMENT by use. This is a quality possessed J should be glad to have wages paid for by no other Machine in the world. Lines, where all orders should be left. preme Judicial Court, to be liolden at Rockland w’ith- FRED H. BERRY. ^ V IH T S E T S NEATS TDOt HARNESS SOAP. by the hour by retail rather than by the and lor the C nty ol Knox, on the Second 9th. Great Range of Work. Insurance Against Accidents. 10th. Durability of Working parts. CHAS. H. BERRY. gross, but if men expect that eight hours day of March •xt, tiiat he may then and there Travellers Insurance Company, Rockland, May 7,1868. 21 tf STEAM ItEEINED. appear and she ause. if any he have, why the prayer 11th . This Machine gives C astors. A. Hartford, Conn...... Cash A ssets $1,250,000.00 a day is going to he all that is necessary of "said libellant should not be granted. 12th. Extra Table Leaf, making it one-half longer Blacks, Polishes, and Soaps than any Machine. Polices issued against loss of life by accident, in at tlie same time. Put up in large, for their support, they are wrong. My Attest:—EDWIN ROSE, Clerk. 13th. Those buying Machines, will be taught’to run every loriu. Also making a weekly payment for Dis­ The Torrey Manufacturing Co., and small size boxes, also in 3 lb. burs* own itnpresion is that there are very few Copy—A tte st E d w in R o s e , Clerk. 3w5 them . ability in consequence of A ccid en t. AVE bought the BRASS FOUNDtiY* recently Has been in use for years and gives per- Don’t Fail to Examine it. owned by J . G T >RHKY, ami will continu­ ct satisfactsion. Send stump for our men that can make enough out of eight Htile manufacture of all kinds ol Brass and Composi­ STATE OF MAINE All losses promptly adjusted and paid at tills WVAERLY. Addres hours a day to enable them to educate For Sale at tho Dry Goods Store of B I G S T O C K Agency. tion Castings. Also, give special altditiou to tlie their children und lift their family far } To the Honorable Justices o f the Su- Manufacture oi Com position aud Steel Roller Bush­ 35tf BERRY BLOCK, ROCKLAND. ings. liigher than they found it.’ preme Judicial Court, next to be held J. F. SINGHS & Co., Drdersle wi tli G. F. KALER, II a r k in g t o n ’s at Rockland, within and fo r Ihe Coun­ South Store, Pillsbury Block, Blo ck Sh o p , will meet witli prompt attention NEW ADVERTISEME NTS. May 17. 1871. 23 Deacon Sockabasin.— A correspon­ t y o f Knox, on the second 1 uesday of Rockland Me.,Oct. 2. 43tf dent of the Eastport Sentinel tells of a December, 1871. WILSON’S RHEUMATIC bad spell of Deacon Sockabasin which REEFERS GILCHREST, FLINT & CO. 11.1. MIGHT £ GO. Mr. Murray didn’t refer to in his lecture tully libels and gives this Honorable Court to be _ . _ ENTS with age, L E ^ I M E N T , —D EA LERS IN — informed that- he was married to ARDELLE T. height, color of eyes and hair, you will receive by Ship Chaudlers on that class of citizens. The story is THORNDIKE, on the third day of May, A. D. 18GG. return mail, a correct picture of your future husband ;s A SURE CURE FOR suggested by Oliver Wendell Holmes’ al­ at Thomaston, in said County, by Rev. ------S h aw ; I or-wife, with name and dute of marriage. Address Chronic and Imfiamatory Rheumatism. Also, tor Stoves and Tin W are. that they afterwards cohabited in this State; that' W. FOX. P. O. Drawer. No. 24 Fultonville, N. v. Bruises, Sprains, Burns.’Cliilblains, Corns, Warts, lusion in “ The Poet at the Breakfast Ta­ your Libellant since said intermarriage lias alwpys 4w3 5 5 Ifc 15 1*5 , and all inflammation, internal as well as ble” in the January Atlantic to a visit, in demeaned himself toward said Libeller as a faithiul external; lor Liver Complaint, Kidney his youthful days, of ‘cheerful Elijah Kel­ and affect innate husband, but that the said Ardelle OVER C0A1S, 66 SOUTH STREET, Complaint, Inflammation ot the SECOND HAND STOVES, T., regardless other marriage covenant and duty, on Bowels, Pilles, Gravel, logg. a lively missionary from the region PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT. N E W YORK. Womb C om plaint, &c. of ull ‘description bought und sold. Second hand the fifteenth day of August, 1805. abandoned and de­ If our own MAKE selling at Jvery LOW PRICES We desire to engage a few more Agents to sell the FURNITl’RE ol ull kinds bought, and sold. Par­ of the Quoddy Indians, with much hope­ serted your Libellant, and has ever since continued World renowned I m pr o v e d BUCKEYE SEV\ - Spt. 27, 1871. said desertion, and still coutinuos it, and as he is in- ties breaking up housekeeping should give us ujcall. ful talk about Sock Bason and his I NG M A C H IN E at a liberal salary or on Com­ Rockland, Sept. 27, 1871. We have also on hand and for sale formed, is now residing in the State ot California CALL AND SEE THEM, at mission. A Horse and Wagon given to Agents. tribe.’ Wherefore your Libellant prays that the bonds of Full particulars furnished on application. Address O. N. BLACKINGTONS Wilson’s Liniment I regard as one oi the best Four Tons of Second Hand Sails, When a little fellow of nine years, I matrimony existing between him and said Ardelle T. W. A. HENDERaON & CO,, General agents, Cleve­ Liniments in the market. In my daily practice, in Spear may be dissolved, as a measure reasonable and land, Ohio, uud St. Louis, Mo. 4w3 LIVERY STABLE. where an embrocation or Liniment is indicated varying in size from a Main saJiltoTopsails and Jibs made my first voyage in Capt. Ilale’ssloop proper, conducive to domestic harmony, and con­ MOFFITTS. it is my “Sheet Anchor.” Several cases ot piles and Lindsey Street, Rockftud Maine. AH kinds nl T R F C K , such as is usually found In ‘Augustus.’to Portland. The narrow call- sistent with the peace and morality ol society. R ockland, Nov. 16,1871. 49tf Kidney troubles have been reported to me perfectly JUNK STORES, bought and sold. . JOHN D. SPEAR. GREAT CHANCE FOB AGENTS curt d. As a general remedial agent, it has my full- in and cramped up berths were crowded stand best confidence. F. G. COOK. with passengers, and I was tucked in be­ Rockland. Nov. 13, 1871. Do vou want an agency, local or traveling witli C r o c k e tt’s B u ild in g , R ick & H a l l . Atty’s to Libt. an opportunity to make to $ 2 0 a day sell­ For Sale Everywhere by all Dealers. hind Father Kellogg, and shall always S5 WORTH END. NEW INVOICE ing our new 7 strand White Wire Clothes 3m42* ^ 1 . G E Y E R . ProriiiETOR, Friendship, Me. have a stifling sensation in connection STATE OF MAINE. Lines i They last forever; hample free. Send Rockland, F eb. 14, 1S71. lOtf with his memory; and as lor the Indian KNOX SS.—Supreme Judicial Court, December term, lor circular. Address at once. Hudson River A . D „ 1871. Wire Works, cor. Water.St. aud Maiden Lane Deacon, have not my boyish eyes seen A 4 , or 316 W Raudolph St. Chicago. 4v . Scientific and Popular Medical Works On the foregoing, O r d e r e d . That the libellant no PERFECTION! him walking the streets ol' my native tily the said Ardelle T. Spear of the pendency town in all the glory of his gaily decorated thereof, by publishing an attested copy ot his libel, A coat. The Poet has a new inode of spell­ and this order thereon, three weeks successively In , S500 KEWARD is offered by Manhood, Womanhood, & th e Rockland Gazette, being a paper printed at Rock­ DR. A. J. FLAGG’S tho proprietor of Dr. bage s ing his name, and perhaps the correctone. land in the County of Knox, the last publication to H A I R W O R K . Catarrh Remedy for a ca.-e e' be thirty days at least before the next term of the “ Cold in Head." Catarrk t Nervous Diseases, 1 do not remember to have seen his au­ MEDICATED PUBLISHED BY THB tograph, though i have heard of his sign­ Supreme “Judicial Court, to he holdenat Rockland , MJE. Da, W. H . PARKER, Assistant Physician. MR. O ^ A N D R E W S , Medical knowledge for everybody, 250,000 copies ers oi the Society for the Propagation ol at Rockland in the County ot Knox the last publica­ TI t.E m e d i c a t e d EPH. PERRY’S Kockland, Fub. 21, 1870. lit! tion to be not less than thirty days before the next JURUBEBA. sold in two years. Bookseller and Stationer, the Gospel among the Indians and others A Book for every Man. term ol this Court, to be Holden at Rockland, within B IV Ki A L 1 A <; <1 L II It IS NOT A PHYSIC—it ,is NOT "bat isi popular- and lor the County of Knox, on the second Tuesday It TIIE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SELF-PRESERVA­ in North America. The Passamaquoddy STEAM iv called lilTTERS. nor is it intended as such. JI IS Dealer in Books, Stationery, Paper Hangin gs oi ‘.arch, 1872. that said Defendant may then and . prepared witli a view to tlie cure of Ca­ E. B. MAYO, TION. A Medical Treatise on tho Cause and Cure of mission was mainly supported bv this tarrh and kindred diseases of the Throat and Lungs; A SOUTH AMERICAN plant that has been used for Picture .Frames, Mouldings. All kinds ol Frame there appear, and auswer to said suit, if he shall see m any yeaJsTy thentedici. laenl.y ot tbosc couniruG DEALER IN E xhausted Vitality, P remature Decline in Man, Ner­ made to order, Artists materials, Wax, and materials society, and Parson Kellogg seems to cause. but ’.t has since been u-ed for almost all diseases of vous and P hysical Debility, H ypochondria, and all for making wax Flowers. Attest:—EDWIN ROSE, Clerk, ib'e blood, with success far beyond any expectation u N ® i m pU.K. - h FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC other diseases arising from the Errors op Youth* or have been very cheerful and hopeful in Gf the discoverer. It is breathed directly into the the I ndiscretions or Excesses of mature years. This IS SOLE AGENT FOR the report ot his doings I have heard lungs, and through them is carried into the blood, BLOOD and is a Sure und Perfect Remedy lot all oj n fs IFrif.) D Y E H O U S E , D R Y G O O D S is indeed a book for every man. Price only $1.00 285 KOC’KLAND, that his firstefforLs with Ihe Indians were decomposing the impure matter, and expelling it pages, bound in cloth. Aapnmn-tt upon Defendant’s promissory note, de.led through tiiepores ol the skin. Its effects are almost uvkb8a n ';si>leen, ENLARGEMENT OR OB Corner Store*Pillsbury Block, St» A Book for every Woman, rom whom only can they bejobtained. crowned with great apparent at hon,a “ on on tin- 23d day of D ecem ber, 1808, immediately perceptible, and but few applications STRUlTlJN OF INTESTINES, URINARY, EBEN B. MAYO. We employ no Peddlers. Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND R ockland, Ju n e 16, 1870, 27ti Sockalieson was highly o- ’ „.iccess, “ ea.d by D.-lendant.wb. rela be pranased to pay A. are necessary to accomplish a complete cure, in Ultl sU. ott ABDOMINAL out.AV; Rockland, Sept. 30,1804 . 4 ltt HER DISEASES ; or, Woman treated op Physiologic­ promoted to tiled*'’ o.untied at being I,eve.isaier & Co., thirty-nix collars and leu cents, ou curable cases. Crockett Building, POVERTY OR A WANT OF BLOOD. IN­ ally and Pathologically, from I nfancy to Old Ag i, re ss Groocls. of eminence, as a source ofinstruction on vital matters, out parallel. and a pleasant fence around it, dou't cost SIIAWLS, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, concerning which lamentable ignorance exists. The Among the diseases to which ho gives es­ A- J- FLAG G , M. 1)-, The Great English LINENS, TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, important subjects presented are treated with delicaey. a great deal. They can be secured little (Attract of Plf's ITril.) ONE TRIP A WEEK. GLOVES, &c., ability, and care, and, as an appendix, many useful pecial attention m a y be noticed Cancer, Scrof­ by little, at odd times, and the expense Assumpsit upon Defendant’s promissory Note INVENTOR OF INHALING BALM, and doalts. prescriptions for prevailing complaints are added.” — ula, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart hardly felt. And if the time comes when dated at Thomaston on tile 23d day of December, —ALSO.— Coos Republican, Lancaster. N . II. Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness, iboe, signed by D efendant, w herein he prom ised to RHEUMATIC REMEDY The staunch and favorite seagoing “ The author of these books is one of the most learned it is best to 6ell the (arm, fifty dollars so pay to Atwood l.evensulvr, on Ids order, eighteen CLAKfn«XT. SEW HAMPSHIRE. Steam er Carpets A* Feathers. and popular physicians o f the day, and is entitled to Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys­ invested will often bring back five hun­ dollars an 1 seventy-one cents on demand, wba in­ PREPARED BY No. 1 BERRY’S BLOCK. tho gratitude of our race for theso Invaluable produc­ pepsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints, terest; al?o, upon an account annexed to I lam tin s GEO. W. SWEET. M. D., General Agent, Propri­ Rockland, May 13,1801. 21 tl tions. I t soems to be his aim to induce men and women Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling, dred ; for a man is a brute who will not etor of the New England Botanic Depot, 37 Court MRS. HARRIET VANSTONE, KATAIIDIN, Cnpl. Henry Rich. insensibly yield to a higher price for such writ for the sum t,f 5,43. A ddnam nura $50. M ilt to avoid the cause of those diseases to which they are Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis­ dated Ju n e 14tli, returnable Sept. 7,1871. street. Boston. « TtOCKLTJATSTO, 31E . will, until further notice, run as follow sLeave subject, and he tells them j ust how and when to do it,” a farm, when he thinks of the pleasant For sale by L. M. ROBBINS, W. H. KITTREDGE Winterport Tuesday at 12 o’clock M., arriving at W . O. H E W E T T , — Chronicle, Farmington, Maine, Sept. 7,1869. eases, Seminal Weakness, &c. GOULD & MOORE. PI.Ps Attvs. & CO-, i’-nd" ail Druggists aud Dealers, Rockland, For sale at the residence oi D . H. INGRAHAM, Rockland at about 5 P. M. Returning. leave Boston XT Either book sent by mail on receipt of price. D r. surrounding it offers to his wife and chil­ on buft'olk St. Denier in Foreign and Domestic Greene’s Medical Pamphlet, descrip­ A true copy of the Order of Court with Abstract ol Mc- ior Winterport and intermediate landings every bri- N. B. The Au’horof tho above-b.-med medical works tive of diseases and their proper treatment, will dren. the W rit, Dec. 14, 1871. l y l . Mrs. Vanstone lias the pleasure ot rcierrlni d»v. at 4 o’clock P. M., arriving at Kocklauo every Fnrmers, beautify and adorn your 3w5 A t t e s t E D W I N ROSE, Clerk. Saturday morning at about 5 o’clock. is the Chief Consulting Physician of tlie Peabody Medical be sent free to invalids. All freight aud baggage stored wifi be a t the own- D R Y G O O D S , Institute, and is so constantly employed in consultation Address, R. GREENE, M. D., farms. Set outorebards,shrubbery, shade- WOOLENS, CLOAKS, CLOAKINGS, Ac. r’‘rl8k‘ JJ W. FARWELL, Agent. with invalids from all parts of tlie country, that he has 31 Temple Place, Boston., Mass. trees; lay off lawns; build good lenees; OR. D. J. WILSON’S SALE. Cloaks Cut and Made to Order, no time to attend to mere business details. Therefore all C elebrated Cougli ltc5in©t H H C B IE fc c o fl June 28,1871. - the cuts that have been shoveled out In lots for cast/ ' -£JL and Steel, at Boston prices, In lots lor cash, ‘ e attended to with promptness aud diepatch. W Woatly aud JProiujptly 32xeout«4 and at C. P. FESSENDEN’S, No. 6, Kimball Block Ginlets lor cash. U. U. C1UE & Co. I 12t» H. H. CKIE fc Co. JOB COLLETT, File Manufacturers, twice. R ockland, M arch 24, 1871. Iyl6