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Liberty aud Union, >'ow and Forever ually sending up rockets and blue-lights, and I The Corner Stone oT the Capitol. prisoners. They were comprised of persons of I to let you know that you are by tho sea ; and the basis and the issue of this melancholy war. imitated as nearly as possible each Bignal that he all ages, from mere boys to old and gray headed \ in foot you hear them while still miles from the A correspondent of the Bangor W/iiy tells the IstWan'i) (Sajette, if changed, it will be a war, not between the One and Inseparable.” made,for I knew that if the heavy ships outsido men. All ranks in society are represented,; coast. South and tho North, geographically consider­ of me once smelt the rat, and found out who I the following interesting anecdote of Washing­ ton :— from tho tar-boilcr to tho merchant; yet all Tho Esplanade here is ono of the finest in the ed, hut a war between the two great political was, a single broadside would be dose enough Thursday, September 12, 1861, wore a half barbarous look, probably owing to \world. Tho substantial sea wall, faced with parties that divied the country. Instead of this for my poor little schooner. Recent events have recalled very forcibly t ) the tact that neither razors no shears had been 1 granite, and raised some fifty feet above the my mind the following incident, which may partisan hostility, wise patriots should rival Apparently exasperated at our good imita­ known in their camp since they had been estab-1 beach, has been built from the pier to Hove, each other in restoring or preserving tho Union tions, the craft astern yawed from her course prove interesting to many of your readers a t 8. M PETTINGILL& CO., are authorized Agenta tor lished, and as for other toilet appliances, i t ' (three miles off) and forms the most delightful the present time: receiving Advertisements anil Subscriptions for this paper. as one nation, its prosperity, and the protection and fired a couple of shots at us, but we paid Offices -10 State St., Boston, and 119 Nassau seemed as if many of them had never seen a i ride, drivo, and walk in the world, as far as Being on a visit to Washington during the St*. New and happiness of its entire people, in all their no attention to her harmless shots, and she only York. comb, much less used one. I fresh air, open sea view and pleasant company legitimate rights. But all this is to be judged lost ground by firing, she stopped it and passed recess of Congress in the Spring of 1857, I It is said that tho rebels knew nothing of the can make it. Wider than Broadway in its walked one day with a friend to view the S R. NILES, (successor to V. B. Palmer,) Newspaper of by others, and the opinion of any individval on in chase. We too cracked on every thread Advertising Agent, No. 1, Scollay’s Building, Court street, intended• • attack - ...... until it was too •late to •beat a widest part, it affords abundant space for the is of the smallest account. If a word of mine of canvas which our craft would bear, knowing works which were then already in progress for Boston, is authorized to receive advertisemeuta for this pa* per, at the rates required by us. retreat. equestrians, as well as for the carriages, whilst could have the slightest influence, I would that everything depended on passing the ships the extension of the Capitol. As we sauntered very strong iron chains, with pillars at inter­ among the pillars in tho basement of the old suggest that, even while the war is going on, outside without receiving a lire from them. Written for the Gazette. vals, secure pedestrians from being blown over there might be a convention of the seceded Once moro I took my glass aud went forward building, we fell in with a venerable looking For the Gaze:te. by the high wind. The altitude, however does man, having the appearance of a countryman, A Sketch of an English Watering-Place Stetes, held within their own borders. It might to pick the best spot to pass their line. Just Are we in Earnest ? not prevent them from being thoroughly drench be one representative appointed from each of ahead of us were two lights pretty close togeth­ who seemed to be there on the same husine.-s that we were. Wo entered into conversation No need to ask this question of the South ! Listening as I sit before my desk, to tho soft ed with spray from the heavy surf beating be- those States, by the Governor, to meet and ex­ er, which I thought, from the heights at which murrnur of the waves as they break along tlic low, on many a winter day: but what a fresh with him and he informed me that he was a We have long ago learned that tho rebels arc amine the whole case as it now stands, arrange they hung, might he suspended from the gaffs terribly in earnest. Years before they achieved shore of Owl’s Head hay, and rising occasion­ color do the cheeks acquire after such a walk and draw up a report of their grievances, or of frigates or corvettes, and I made up my Virginian, raised a few miles down the river, What additional brightness is given to the not far from Mount Vernon. “ Very likely the climax of infamy by firing on the flag to ally to refresh my wearied eyes with a view of wbat they consider such, and report to their mind to run boldly under the stern of the rear­ which they had sworn fealty, they showed their the glorious blue expanse of water, just re- eyes, what archness and fun to the mouth, what several Governors the result of their delibera­ most of them, and try to pass myself off as then,” we remarked, “ you may recollect Gen­ elasticity to the spirits, after a brave fight with eral Washington.” “ Perfectly well,” he re­ earnest devotion to their “ peculiar institution ” deomedfrom perfect repose and sameness by the tions, and the conclusions at which they shall If we knew the cares and crosses one of thfcir tenders, knowing that nothing hut by suppressing books and papers opposing their gleam of the white sails of the vessels that stud wind and spray during a five or six miles walk .' have arrived. The same process might be Crowding lound our neighbor’s way, plied. “ Indeed, I saw him when he laid the a stratagem could save me. So, still showing principles, and prohibiting freedom of speech, the waters; catching a glimpse of the wooded No wonder that dinner is thought so delicious, adopted in the States that have not seceded, If we knew the little losses, similar signals to those of the schooner astern, foundation of this building. I was but a boy or that the new hook is so relished in the even­ then, lie continued, “ but I remember very dii- which would enlighten the world as to the re­ promotory of Owl’s Head to the right, and the and similar reports bo made to their respective Sorely grievous day by day, I held my course. In a few minutes we neared ality of slavery. Of the reign of terror now Camden Hills in the extreme left, revelling in ing. Governers. This would be only a preparatory Would we then so often chide the sternmost ship, and then I saw by her light­ tinctly how he looked as lie stood in this way For there is no trouble in getting new books, over the stone, nnd settled it in its place with a inaugurated in the South we are all aware.— the clear sky and bright sunshine which are so measure for something more important. If a For his lack of thrift and gain— ed ports that she was a three-decker line-o-’bat- peculiarly American, tho rememberanco of wa­ or papers, at an English watorin2:Dlape. The Leaving on his heart n shadow, tle ship. I reckoned I was a lecile skecred, just pry. It was a huge stone, and as placed must Jeff Davis has declared, unmistakably, “ he better feeling or understanding, could be even that is not with me is againtt mo,” aud has or- tering-places in other lands—and especially reading room is one of its pet institutions. A partially arrived at, a luture convention or an Leaving on our lives a stain f then, hut I didn't tell my men so, nnd they have required no little strength to move it.— large apartment, or moro than one, frequently the States by their representatives would have But the General was a very athletic man, and dered all who are not heartily fo r the rebellion of those of England, conic into my mind ; and I seemed to be as cool as white bears on an ice­ think how greatly would such a sky and atmos­ attached to a bookseller’s store,—where for a something to net upon. For a peace of that If we knew the clouds above us, berg. moved it apparently with ease. There was a to leave the secedct’ " re will tolerate no very moderate weekly or monthly subscription, Held by gentle blessings there, divided sentiment. phere r.dd to their enjoyments. But it must bo kind I would be a very sincere, if not influen­ As we came within hail of tho seventy-four, large number of boys there from our neighbor­ you may go and read any of the papers and tial, advocate. But to expect that a peace will Would we turn away all trembling hood, and it was a standing marvel to us all, At length, too, the Federal government is confessed that we English,—if we cannot com­ a gruff English voice shouted through a trum­ mand sunshine and clear weather,—have the magazines, all tho best being taken. For an spring up by the advocacy of individuals in the In our blind and weak despair ? pet : how the General moved that stone. A few days securing to itself tho conlidencuandapprovalof additional subscription, you are free of tho cir­ Would we shrink from little shadows the nation, tho love of tho loyal tfiTfear of the knack of making the most of the pleasures in midst of the din and clash of arms, against the Schooner ahoy ! Is that the Ncreide ? after, the General happened to bo riding by our culating library, containing usually, a good se­ mutually alienated feelings of the people, and Lying on the dewy grass, school-house on horse back, as we were playing traitors, the respect of foreign jovernments, by our power ; and going to Brighton, Hastings, Thank God, for that hint! thought T, as I Scarborough, or any other of our many water­ lection of books—(If ever Rockland becomes a the widening of the breach which lias now- W hile ’tis only birds of Eden, answered ; outside. We all pulled off our hats to him. consigning to prison those traitors within its favorite watering place as it deserves to be, Just in mercy flying past ? limits who nre found in active rebellion against ing-places, for relaxation of mind and for health, separated them, would be, in my opinion, Ay, ay, Sir ! and lie stopped his horse for a moment, and count on my heading a subscription for the es­ hoping against hope. Still, we must trust that spoke to us very pleasantly. One of the boys its authority. Neither posititn nor sex will at least as much as for fashion, wo contrive to If we knew the silent story W hat s in the wind ? he again hailed. Your tablishment of a reading room. All others lack the Almighty will overrule and direct the final cried out, ‘ Please General, tell us how it was henceforth he a shield againit the inevitable surround ourselves during our stay with a good Quivering through the heart of pain, signal-officer must he drunk ; we can’t under­ many sources of interest besides those belonging th is!) issues of this lamentable contest.” stand you. Explain you-self! you moved that great stone, up yonder, the and well merited punishment dealt to the On rainy days, when you cannot walk on the Would our womanhood dare doom them other day.’ Why, hoys,’ said he, smiling, ‘ did traitor. God speed the goverrment in the task, to the place itself. In these respects we find a Back to haunts of guilt again ? I ’m in chase of a bloody villain of a Yankee, great and painful contrast when we visit Long Esplanade or 6eek pebbles, or take one of the Uniou Seiitiiucnt in North Carolina. that’s trying to run the blockade ! shouted I. I move that stone ?’ ‘ 0 yes General, you and strengthen its hands for their work ! To many pretty drives, you can at least get to the Life hath many a tangled crossing, see it willing and able to vindicate its own Branch, Newport, or Cape May, after hearing The Union prospects in North Carolina are Joy hath many a break of woe, Oh ! very well ! he answered ; I hope you’ll moved it, we all saw you.’ ‘ Well, boys, ’ said reading room, where, as everybody goes, you the General, looking very seriously and speak­ majesty, to see traitors treatedas traitors merit, so much of the pleasures afforded by those pop­ represented by late arrivals as of the most en­ And the checks tear-washed are whitest ; catch the sneaking sculliou ! meet everybody, and are very likely—at least couraging nature. The acting governor is a ing slowly, shaking his finger at us as lie spoke, is all we could desire. It givei most consolatory ular places of resort. This the blessed angels know. So do I, aud keep him after he is caught; so it is whispered,—to meet that somebody reliable Union man. Secret leagues of loyalty ‘ Do you sec that nobody ever mores that stone assurance that the President and his Cabinet Take Brighton, for instance ;—in itself the but “ hopes ” are slippery things, as the old least attractive of our watering-places; for whose presence is your chief attraction to the exist in every country and are rapidly increas­ Let us reach into our bosoms woman said of the eels which she was skinning, again.' ” not only recognize their duty, but that they are place. Match-making mammas well know the confident in the loyalty of the people, who will though it commands a splendid open range of ing, and now number half of the voting popu­ For the key to other lives, when she lost them overboard ! value of the reading room as a place of flirta­ lation. A provisional State government will be Stephen Girard on Reducing Bills.—A man support them in its performance. sea-view, the absence of Bhips gives a dreary And with love towaid erring nature, Another moment and we were beyond his sameness to the prospect, and the lack of trees, tion, neither are they quite ignorant of its out in operation in a few months. Two full Cherish good that still survives ; hail, and outside of the line of ships, bowling who had just set up in the hardware business, And we must support them! If, in the Sonth, dangers, and watcii accordingly if some ineli­ and who iiad lieen a clerk where Girard had no divided feeling is to be tolerated, still less —of which natural sunshades, there are literally n-igades of loyal men have been enrolled.— So that, when our disrobing spirits off nt the rate of eleven or twelve knots. In none cither in the town or the vicinity,—in­ gible younger sod, or detrimental in the shape Leagues have been made and extended arrange­ Soar to realms of light again, a few minutes we doused every light, then al­ traded, applied to him for a share of his pat­ should it be allowed in the North, where for a of a briefless barrister or patientless physician ronage. Girard bought of him, and when he man to lie against the government, is to be a crease painfully the glare of the white .cliffs, ments for electing members to Congress from We may say, “ Dear Father, judge us tered our course four points to the southward, lingers too long near the chair of a daughter, every district. Four are known to have been brought in his hill, found fault and marked traitor to God, his country and his oath.— and adds to the intense heat. No wonder that As we judge our tellow men,” and were in a few moments hidden from the while they exhibit most exemplary patience, elected on the 21st of August. The latest news down the prices. There should he no parties, now. The Know- Queen Victoria, when she first visited that enemy by the darkness. favorite resort of her Uncle George IV, exclaim­ and marvellous absorption in their papers, if is that the entire eight are elected, each receiv­ Running the Blockade. I soon saw the pursuing schooner run under ‘ Cask ol nails,” said he, “ which I was nothing, the Democrat, the Republican should the moth flickering round tho candle be an un­ be, nay, they are merged in two sections,— ed with disgust, “ A marine residence without ing a largo vote. They are amoDg the best men [Lieutenant Judson, then in the United States the stern of the seventy-four, and then, by the offered so and so, you have charged so and so, exceptionable parli. Of course there are sub­ in the State and who will insist on a vigorous and you must take it off.” “ I can't do it,” loyal men and traitors. ships!" and has never been induced to honor it Navy, took the following narativc down from new signals made, knew at once that my strat­ again with her presence. The Brighton folks— scription balls, as well as private parties during prosecution of the war. Their certificates of agem had l>een detected. The seventy-four fired said the young merchant. “ You must do it,” lie who will not, at this crisis, aid the gov­ the season, and the average number of boaters, the lips of a warm-hearted, hard-faced, jolly ernment with ail his heart soul and means, is the residents, not the visitors,—have felt great­ election will bear the signature of the govern­ old fellow, who in the last war with England guns, and at once the lights of the whole line said Girard. “ I can not and will not,” said who are delighted with the prospect of a sail, ment and the bond seal of the State. a traitor, even if lie keeps his peace. What ly chagrined at the absence of royal comnanded a privateer-schooner,named the Hope commenced changing their hearings, and I saw the merchant. but turn rather white as they enter the boat, Since the engagement at Hatteras Inlet the Girard bolted out of the door, apparently in then is he who tries to aid the rebels, 'by word I for their, *°wn during the present reign. In a beautiful clipper, of about one hundred and that a general chase had been ordered-. I didn't J spite of his many iaults and vices, George 1\ and return home very much whiter and extreme­ North Carolina troops have withdrawn from lifty tons, and two thirty-two pounder pivot- care now, however, for I knew that my little a rage, hut soon after sent a check for the whole ° Itbelioves us all, at thia time, to give a tan-1 was rather popular among them. The Pavillion ly dilapidated, for there is little smooth sailing Virginia. Many of them are dissatisfied with bill. The young man began to relent and Eay guns:] craft had the heels of ’em, and with the dark­ gihle support to the administration ; not to at Br,ght°“ ,llia hobby; and finding , his at Brighton, and I doubt whether a single pro­ the war, and those who entered for a short time We were lying in New York Harbor, just ness to aid me, I felt assured of my escape. to himself, “ perhaps lie was offered them at that posal was oyer made on one of these excursions. refuse to continue in tho rebel employment. price. But it is all over now ; 1 am sorry I did succor the rebels, or their friends; not to suffer g ^ t e s t pleasure there, he hud no great objec- betwixt Governor's Island and the Battery,when Before day broke, I was away down off the traitors amongst us. Is it not disgraceful that tlon,to lct thu beams of *“s grac,10US siui1b bIi1u* But the grand fun is the bathing ! Bathing the fleet that chased the old Constitution so Capes of Delaware, with every thing astern of not reduce the hill and get it out of him on as practiced in England, where you get into a Samuel Barron, “ late Commodore, Ac.,” is even in Maine, amidst its most loyal citizens, on the people around. For Brighton he reserved hard was blockading the channels a t both ends me hull-down, and as I shaped my course for something eke. nis trade would have been small wooden house on high wheels, furnished the nephew of Com. James Barron, once of the secessionists should be found? men so wicked many acts of good nature, which tended to of Long Island, keeping such look-out along the West-Indies, I laughed to think that the worth a good deal to me.” as a dressing room, and make your sea-toilette American Navy, who surrendered the Chesa­ By and by Girard came again and gave him orsoBtupid as to censure tho government for make him popular ; and acquired a reputation shore with their frigates and tenders that not a Englishman's “ Hope ” had proved so slippery ! whilst a horse drags your abode far away into peake to the Leopard in 1807, when she had another job. The young man was very court­ entering on the most just aud necessary and for generosity, sometimes, it must Ire confessed craft dare stir out of her anchorage. This —Knickerbocker. at the expense ofjustice. Not the first or only tho salt water, rumbling and jumbling over the ju6t left Hampton Roads. Hampton Roads made me as cross as an English man-o’-war's- eous, and said, “ I was almost sorry I did not holy war known in this history of the world ; a stones while the wayes dash against the frail seem as fatal to tlu» Barrons as the Barrons war, moreover, forced on them by the rebel man who has gained favor in tho same way. man on short rations ; lor I was lying in port, Improvement in Business. reduce your former hill.” walls, and make you think you will certainly have been to their country. The only other Reduce a bill!” said Girard. “ Had you States! Is it not time to end this? Suppose I knew a family who had kept a music store leeding a crew, keeping my craft on expenses, Our anticipations with regard to an improve­ be overwhelmed before you stop. Then there achievement for which his uncle is remembered done it, I would never have traded with you rin every town a vigilance committee is appoint- at Brighton in the “ Regent's” time: the daugh­ and all th a t; and it didn’t suit my free-born i ment in business have been more than met by is a sudden jerk, and the horse is released, and is his killing Decatur at Bladensburg in a duel again. I meant to see if you had cheated me.” j ed, whose duty it is to ascertain and record tho ters were all fine musicians, playing on different nature to he cooped up like a stray pig in a actual facts. The position that wo assumed instruments, and in their youthful days might the door is opened, with steps down into tho which grew out of tho Chesapeake’s surrender. some time since was, that the necessities and ! personal sentiments of every inhabitant. We strange pen, when I knew that money was to be Secession Anecdote.—James Jackson of j should nt least An'ou? tho traitors, and be able to j Pr,obab^ t baye J^_en h111^80^ 0' kbey occupied water, and two strange beings, women whose expenditures o f the war would of themselves habiliments are half feminine half those of the It is too bad to spoil a good story, but Capt. made on blue water, if I could only reach it. North Alabama, well known in New Orleans, point them out to the scorn of our children, a house built, like many others.on some part of So one day I mustered the crew aft. and spun create a business demand. This has already the Prince’s grounds ; and he being their land­ other sex, stand on each side, and tell you to Barron was never in command of the Minnesota. become apparent in this vicinity, as it has in particularly to the turfites thereabout, volun- J and consign them to the eternal ignominy they step down and not be afraid, and seize you by He was captain of the steam frigate Wabash in them off a hit of a speech ; told ’em that it was teered as a private, and joined the 4th Alabama ' merit. Arc there not men to do this ? Then lord, his steward collected the rent, which was all humbug for us to lie there doing notliinfr, New York and Philadelphia. There is a cor­ the arms, and plunge you backwards into the the Mediterranean in 1858-9, aud this was his Regiment which suffered so severely on the 21st. appoint women. The sex have made the most regularly sent to his office. One day two gen­ and ask 'em if they would stand by me to Me responding improvement, evorywhere, so far as tlemen lounged into the store, and sat down to deep ocean, letting you emerge for a moment last voyage in the service of the country to wo have the means of gaining correct informa­ n ftlio i ~>lL.nt regiment —Mcrnl Ojjents of Die rebels : would they be less panting, breathless auj drippiug, regreting last if I would try and run the blockade; tell­ Jackson was shot through the lungs, and when useful, less earnest, m tue cause of truth and chat with the proprietor au l one ur tno Ouuglt- which he is a traitor. tion. The change in this respect in New York th at the salt water tilling your mouth had ef­ ing 'em at the same time that I intended to let the regiment was pressed hack lie was left justice? A thousand times, no. What tiiey Lcio, wno attended it. They had both recogniz­ the craft sink before she should lie captured ; city w ith in four or five weeks has been surpris­ ed tiie elder of tiie visitors as the Regent, hut fectually stifled your scream. And you have confiscation.—Arrival of a Prize* ing. In Philadelphia one would hardly sup­ among the killed and wounded. Shortly after, do, they do, dear creatures, with their whole just begun to convince yourself you arc not that the stars and stripes should never come a Yankee approached him and said : “ Friend, hearts. Half a dozen ladies would ascertain, as the Royal Highness did not say anything to Pm la deli’d ia, Sept. 5th.—Three schooners down from the schooner's truck while she float­ pose that a war existed, or that a crisis had ex­ reveal his identity, it was not etiquette to ap­ drowned, when the monsters seize you again, were seized here to day ; also, 63 boxes of to­ isted. All through the Western States there you appear to he badly wounded, what can I in a week, who among tho inhabitants of Rock­ and yet once more, repeating tho barbarous ed above water. do fur you ?" Jackson replied, “ Some water, land are loyal men, and who are secessionists. pear to know him. lie turned over music, bacco, valued at nearly $9000, the property of The crew gave me three cheers, and that was seems to have been au impulse given to trade; asked the young lady to play some for him, process, till after the orthodox three dips you S. M. Daily of Richmond, a rebel captain, in the most cheering news comes to us, every day, for Giflrs sake.” The Yankee giving him the all the answer that I wanted ; so I gave orders water, noticed a fine fob chain hooked in his and, with the inquiriug tarn of mind of the are suffered to escape to your portable dressing the hands of Sauk A Co., commission merchants. to re-stow the hold, clean up the arms, and get of the increase in harvested crops. Tho Dry Tortugas. the family, asked all sort of questions about room , and find yourself once more high and dry- The schr. Abbie Bradford of Boston, a prize The whole North has recovered front tho tem­ vest, and said, “ Young man, I sec you cannot on tho beach when you are ready to reappear every tliiug ready for sea. I intended to take survive; give me your watch and I will send it Boston, Aug. 29. their private affairs, what rent they paid,—who of the privateer Sumter, recaptured by the porary gloom that followed immediately the was their landlord,—Ac. to the world. No coquetish bathing dress,—no the tirst uor'-west wind and dark night, and try to your mother.” Jim looked at him askant, To the Editor o f the Boston Journal: Powhatan, lias arrived at the Navy Yard with the run. news of the defeat at Bull Run. There is a •• The house belongs to the Regent, Sir.” gallant partners, no wading into saltwater and one of the rebel prize crew in irons. He was confidence now felt in the determination of and said “ Horse, that game is played o u t; I dancing quandrillcs among the surf? Bathing 1 didn't have long to wait before the night know you will take the watch from me, and I In your issue of Tuesday evening, I noticed “ Ah indeed! you find him a good landlord, sent to prison. and nor’-wester came. It was indeed a fine Government, and in its future operations, that a short article relating to Tortugas. As the I hope? If he knew how gifted his fair tenants is a business, conducted in a most business-like can scarcely be said to have been felt before.— want to make a trade with you. If you will way, and the amphibious beings who are in­ night for my work. The wiud came fitfully off place mo in the shade aud till my canteen with statements therein made are erroneous, I would arc, he would he, I am sure.” Rumored Demonstration against Fort Macon, Merchants who imagined everything to he more like to say a word in the way of correction. trusted with it cam, poor creatures! a hard the land in squalls; the heavy black clouds water, 1 will give you the watch.” Tho trade “ Well, we never tried him, Sir. My father N. G.—The Petersburg (Va.) Express of Mon­ that tumbled along between the stars and the than the truth, are now uncovering their goods The Tortugas Keys or islands form the ex­ sends the rent to the Steward every quarter-day. and scanty subsistence by their toil, to say and ready to meet the influx of trade that was struck in a minute, and after placing Jim nothing of being made the “ old bogey ” of all day last contains important intelligence relative earth made every thing as dark as the mid­ in the shade and filiing his canteen until it treme westernmost portions of the Florida reef's ; I don’t suppose it’s much of it that the Prince dle of a tar-bucket, and the rain came down as promises to coinc from various quarters. The the largest portion of the reef is under water. gets.” the children, to whom the threat of giving to the further movements of the federal fleet on Western farmers are fortunate in their large gurgled over, Jim told him to unhook her aud them to the bathing women possesses a terrible if the caulking of the sky had all fell out. draw her o u t; and before lie left said to him, Certain parts of the reef have been elevated hv “ I don't suppose it is, indeed” returned the the coast of North Carolina. The following is crops, and in the prospect that they are to he the action of the winds nnd the waves, so as to significance. Soon after the darkness had got fairly settled that if he should make a match race, and Prince. “ If I were your father, I would wait remunerated for them. Wheat in Detroit has become dry, and now many of them present a As to the living at the seaside, it is mostly in specially important : 1 called all hands and reefed our sails down wished to know the speed of his horse, to time for the steward to call for the rent in future. sold within the week for one dollar per bushel; respectable appearance as islands covered with furnished apartments, let, with attendance by “ Our latest advices from North Carolina are snug, then roused up the anchor and got under him witli that watch, for he had given $285 The Regent, careless fellow tiiat he is, would way. I set the main-sail, close-reefed fore-top­ and not the least desirable fact in this connec­ tropical vegetation. The cocoa palm and man­ not be much poorer, I suspect, if the steward the owner of the house, who resides in it her­ up to 9 o’clock last night. At that hour it tion that has grown out of the war, is the sub­ fur it at Liverpool, and there never was a hotter self and docs the cooking Ac. Widows with was known in Goldsborough that a formidable sail and jib, and with the wind on my starboard one turned out from the manufactory. Jim is grove, both clothed with the richest foliage, forgot it altogether.” After a little more de­ stitution of Treasury Notes for the miserable small incomes,—or none but that derived from Yankee fleet was in sight of Fort Macon, and quarter, stood down the bay, steering by com­ getting well, having laid until Monday about thrive remarkably well. These islands are sultory chat, the Regent and his equerry quit- trash that has so long been known as Western sometimes called Dry Tortugas. lodgers, adopt this means of getting a living, an attack this morning, even if deferred until pass and soundings. 10 o’clock before he was found, and declared ed the Btore, whose proprietor took the advice currency. Upon the currency question the letting apartments according to situation and daylight, will not surprise the garrison. We It was uncommonly dark, and once in a that his watch trade was the best he had ever Garden Key, so called, was selected some thus kindly tendered, aud waited for the Chicago Times very aptly remarks : thirteen years since as the best point for a gov­ so on at from $2 1-2 to $50 per week. There are pleaged to hear tiiat they are well prepared while the squalls would sweep down the bay, made since he had arrived at man’s estate. steward’s visit,—which was never paid ; neither bellying out our 8cant sails, and bending the “ If business men will only stand together, ernment naval depot. It is an island of about the rent. are also many boarding houses, where G to 12 for an assault, and will resist with a determi­ creaking spars over the bows, while the craft and resist the efforts being made to circulate thirteen acres. Fort Jefferson completely covers But Brighton lias not lost its prestige as a i boarders are taken \ bat tbc “ ania the £nfS- nation and daring worthy of the glorious cause Illinois currency, there is uo reason why there The coin, amounting to $100,000, 6cized by quivered like a dry leaf in the autumnal blast. Capt. Poindexter of tho secession army in the it. When completed the work will mount 500 royal residence, while it lias gained in popular- 19,1 for afc st .tbc “ “ Nance of a in which they are engaged. Fort Macon com­ We showed no light, and kept as quiet as a should not he an abundance of good currency guus. Within, what with the tropical flower­ it/as a watering-place, having two closes o f , snaii-hke, about with them, and their mands the entrance to Beaufort harbor, and is in the State. We have no confidence that the hands of a committee appointed to convey it to visitors,-the casual residents, (if I may 1 dislike of mixing with people they don t know, mouse when the cat is in its vicinity, as we New York, has been restored to the vaults of ing trees and shrubs, the cottages and work­ slid to be the most formidable fortification on parties who are putting stumptail into circula­ such a term) from the wealthy classes^ who ' '“ak,e? lodgings the most popular Nothing the North Carolina coast. neared Sandy Hook, for wo knew that the ten­ the Bank in Fayette, Missouri. It belonged to shops, and the fine large brick block for officers tion again are honc3t in their intentions to It was reported in Goldsborough last night ders of the fleet would lie close in under the the Branch of the Bank of the State of Mis­ quarters, the place has quite a cheerful and spend the winter or spring months th ere,-an d I would make them patronize such hotels as we take care of this money. We know very well that the Yankee pirates had burned the flourish­ land, so as to make a lee, as also to keep a look­ souri at Fayette, and the secret of the restora­ village like appearance. The “ Simoon and the excursion visitors^ who go from Saturday ,ltind at American watering places, even were what they claim the securities are, but, at the tiiey ns fashionable as tho Mansion house, or ing aud spirited little town of Washington, in out for coasters, or the like of us, who might tion is said to be in the fact, that the principal venomous reptile ” story, is all a myth. It is to Monday only,—or prehaps out for the eight risk of having our judgement impugned, we most Morris of the Pavilion to do his utmost to Beaufort county, but the report; needed confir­ take the advantage of the weather, and try to stockholders there are said to be secesionists.— considered one of the most healthy localities on hours at the seaside afforded by Sunday excur­ give them the slip. aver that the securities are not of that kind the globe. cater for their comfort. Hotels there are ;— mation. We may add that it was generally which, in case of contingency, could he made Be this 60 or not, the money was deposited in sions. These Sunday excursions are now one We kept on very well till we were clear of Lieut. Morton, U. S. A., of the Engineers is of the fixed institutions of London ; from six to the Bedford, the Queen’s and some few others, discredited. available, or prove sufficient to secure the hold­ the hank. the point of the H ook, and were stretching out now in charge, and is driving on the work rap­ eight o’clock in the morning, every Railway but tables-d”hote are things unknown, and Active preparations on tho defensive still con­ over the middle ground in a little under three- ers of these hank hills against loss. It will A Compliment Handsomely Turned.—As Gen­ idly. Fortunately for him, Government has only the wealthiest could afford the extravagant tinue all over the State, and every man in it is never do tq.go hack again to a system of bank­ Depot is thronged by tens of thousands of peo­ fathom soundings, when I, who was standing eral Anderson was leaving the car at Pittsburg, sent some two hundred of the mutinous volun­ ple, bent ou escaping for that one day from the laxury of their private apartments. prepared to die in defense of his native soil if ing which basso signally proved a failure, aud necessary.” for’nrd by the heel of the bowsprit, with a night Mrs. Plummer, wife of Captain Plummer, teers. He will now be able to get an extra wildernesswnueriiess ofui brick uncK andanu mortar in whichwmeu allan tne the The -,, sketch . , ., would bo incomplete . . * , . were, — I not c___ to glass in my hand, trying to send my eye ahead entailed 6uch heavy losses upon the communi­ United States army, one of the wounded at the amount of work done without unduly encroach­ rest of the week is necessarily speDt. Sunday af- add that by the express tram which runs . in the darkness, suddenly caught a glimpse of a ty. The business in this city and State has battle of Wilson’s Creek, rose from her scat, ing upon his approriation. The place has been fords them one glimpse of n atu re,-th eir one op-1 -Brighton to London every morning and back at From Fortrc** Monroe. dark object, close aboard and directly ahead of been put upon a solid basis, which must not and saying she would be most happy to know thoroughly garrisoned, and is now strong portunity of seeing something of that beautiful nlSl‘t, business men reach the city in a few ^ irtrbss Monroe, Sept. 4.—A flag of truce ns. I had scarcely sung out, Ilard-a-port your now be departed from. We never can lend our the hero of Fort Sumter, the General cordially enough to resist anything this side of the At­ world of which its Maker pronounced that it j minutes over an hour (o4 miles) and are thus was thio moruing conveyed to Craney Island, a helm ! to the steersman, when luffing up in the aid to bolster up a set of men and hanks in grasped her hand, and gallantly replied, point­ lantic. was “ very good!” and perhaps those only whu enabled to breakfast and dine in Brighton, and numbor of ladies wishing to go South. A flag wind a little, we passed close along side of a whom tho community have no confidence.” ing to the Captain : “ You need not seek, my It should be more publicly known that Cap­ have dwelt in a city sixty miles in circumfer- Bllend the day in London. of truce from Norfolk was also brought down large schooner, which was lying-to on the off From all parts of the country whore manu­ dear madame, to know heroes when you have tain (now Quartermaster General) MeigB, for­ Mattie Mayflower. with the baggage Qf the released seamen who facturing is carried on, we hear tho cheering ence, (as London is,) and in its poorest and shore tack ; with her close reefed foresail set. so brave a one in him you have chosen for your merly of the Engineer Corps and for a time most squalid, choked-up quarters, can es­ arrived here yesterday . They report the North As we swept past her, I saw at once that she news that the mills are on work again. As the husband !” commander at Fort Jefferson, by a bold and de­ Carolina rebels terribly exasperated over our timate the boon of this power to get beyond. ARCnDISH0I> Hughes on the WaR.-Bishop was a man-o’-war, and at the same time her Fall approaches commerce in all our large cities cisive stroke, saved this work, as well as that recent victory. The floating battery said to must revive. The fact has become patent now, the precincts of smoke and dirt once or twice _ , , .. . r officers of the deck hailed us : To Pickle Red Cabbage.—Slice it into a col­ at Key West, from the bands of the rebels.— during the summer. A curious state of things .Lynch ofboutn Carolina has written a long have been towed from Xretioik to Sewall s Point that the crops of England and France arc far Schooner ahoy ! Who are you? Heave to, ander, and sprinkle each layer with salt ; let it Both these places were open to attack. Cap­ has been produced by these Sunday excursions, I letter to Archbishop Hughes, in which he pre- exists only in the imagina..'011- or I ’ll fire into you. below the average, and the large surplus of drain two days, then put into a ja r, with boil­ tain M. felt it his duty to take the responsibil­ our Western produce must find a market there, it has been found everywhere necessary to erect • g^tg the usual secession arguments with con- I was completely thrown aback by this sud­ ing vinegar enough to cover it, and put in a few ity of advising tho removal of troops to Fort fresh churches in the places most frequented by ., ,, , .... rr, , ... E njoying Life__ I must pity that young den meeting, that I forgot to answer him, and thus giving employment to a great number of slices of beet root. Observe to choose the pur­ Taylor, and also to have guns sent to Fort Jef­ visitors, who thronged the existing Edifices to i A ra b le ability. The Arehhishoprepl.es with man, who, with a little finery of d ress and on we swiftly swept in the darkness, without ships. ple red cabbage. Those who like the flavor of ferson. The Captain was rewarded by a letter overflowing. In fact, in many a favorite by the : k is own views of the causes and character of Whether the war continues for a longer or a reeklessnes of manner, with his coarse pj*" even giving him a light to show where we were. 6pice will boil some peppercorns, mustard-seed, —highly complimentary—from the War De­ sea, or on the margin of a forest, the clergy i the war. We make the following extracts But he was pretty good at guessing, for with­ shorter period, is not now a question that need or other spice, ivholc, with vinegar. Cauli­ partment. II. sions all daguerreotyped upon his face, goes disturb the interests of trade and commerce at have to provide for worshipers who come from ,, y ou tha.t President Lincoln was elected whooping through the streets, driving an ani­ in four or five minutes a shot came whizzing flowers, cut in branches, and thrown in after 00 or 100 miles off; worshipers far more rever- b Black aSpublieans in the North. 1 am in- along, not more than forty or fifty fathoms to the North. being salted, will look of a beautiful red. mal much nobler in its conduct than himself, Arrival of the Minnesota at NewYorc .— ent and devoted than they were likely to he in , c[iue(i think that he was indirectly or nega- the lec of us, then we could see the lights The Government has avowed a settled policy; or swaggers into some haunt of shame, and The Hatteras P risoners.—The screw frigate tlie pestilential churches to he found in the tivcly elected by Democtats North and South, glancing about the docks, as all hands were it requires only that the North yield the largest A new form of ship’s hulls is coming into calls it “Enjoying lif e H e thinks he i3 Bupport to Government, that it may afford Gov­ Minnesota, which left Hampton Roads on the lowest parts of London. , y be B[ack Republicans presented one candidate called, and we knew that he was making sail in notice and practical use in England. The bow astonishing the world .' and he is astonishing chase. ernment the means and power to reciprocate 31st ult., arrived off New York on Monday But these excursion visitors, who for less and in order to defeat his election, the Demo- is like a salmon’s head, the stern like the hind morning, 2d iust, at half past 7 o’clock, bear­ than a dollar are taken to Brighton and back crats, North and South, presented three. If the the thinking part of it, who are astonished Light ho ! sung out a man from aloft, and the offering by protecting our national inter­ part of a swan. This is said to have great ad­ ing the broad pennant of Commodore Silas again, and who bring their dinners with them, latter had selected only one candidate, it is pro- that he is not astonished at himself. F or then in an instant added : Lights ahead and ests.— Commercial Bulletin. vantages. The vessel sails better when heavily Stringlmm, commander of the Northern block­ cannot be reckoned among those who partici- bable that the Black Republicans, as you call look a t shat compound of flesh and impu­ on both bows, Sir ! The French Emperor at the opening of a new laden than light, scuds or lies to readily, and Then before the words were out of the top- ading squadron, and commander in chief of the pate much in Brighton amusements, foremost them, would have been found aa minus hab dence, and say if on all this earth there is boulevard in Paris lately, congratulated the is cheaper to build. The “ Laughing W ater,” naval division in the late engagement at Hat­ among which is the promenade on the chain entes. But when the Demoerates distributed man's mouth, my first lieutenantsungout from town “ on the measures taken or adopted to constructed on this plan, according to her cap­ anything more pitiable. He know anything the quarter-deck, Lights on the weather quar­ teras Inlet, and the capture of Forts Clark and pier, extending more than a mile into the sea, their votes, apparently with a view of render- ameliorate the lot of the most numerous class. tain’s account, “ can do everything but speak.” Hatteras. The Minnesota brought C71 prison­ with a rotunda at the end, where on line after- fog them inefficient, then, of course, the one of the true joy of life 7 As well say that ter and beam, Captain Bowlin ! Thus it is engaged in bringing to Paris water the beauty and immensity of the universe I clamliercd aloft, and took with me my glass ers of war. noons, the band playes. Very pleasant the man of choice was elected over tho three can- which shall cost less ; it takes tbo tax off rents Watcii and Guard.—They tell us treason is During the passage—the report in the World promenade thus afforded, carrying you out didates and competitors that had been placed were all enclosed in the field where the prodi­ and saw that wo were completely hemmed in. under 250 francs; it has organized the baking arming in the State of Maine. Let every true A circle of light surrounded us, all of which I of the 3d instant says—great care had to be ex­ among the wildest breakers of tho sea, and its in rivalship with each other, and in the aggre- gal lay among tho husks and swine.— Dr. business, so in case of famine bread shall no" man keep close watch and guard, reporting ercised on the part of the officers and crew of freshest breezes, almost like a voyago without gate all against him alone. That ho was con- Chapin. knew came from the enemy’s shipping, aud to exceed a certain rate ; it is trying to lessen tho every suspicious circumstance to the State au­ crown the whole, aud make a bad fix worse, the frigate. Tho small guns used in the ship’s the sea-sickness ; while, if disposed to lounge stitutionally elected under these circumstances price of meat, not only by throwing open the thorities. Eternal vigilance is the price of launch and cutters were brought aft, so as to you may find amusement in examining the • is not denied either in the South or in the North. One rainy evening not long since a gen­ the rascal whom I had passed but a moment butchery business, but also by the creation of liberty. before, commenced throwing up signal-rockets bo turned upon the prisoners, should they rise ; ornaments and curiosities in the small shops Then, if so elected, ho is the Chief Magistrate tleman entered a store leaving his umbrella a single market, which shall better guarantee the arm chests placed in a handy place, and the two or three of which are allowed to be on the of all the United States of America, and, by his to show where our schooner was. the interest of the consumer ; finally, it is every­ Seizure of Tobacco.—We understand that outside. When he was ready to go as As my glass swept around thatcircle of lights entire crew armed with cutlasses and pistols.— pier, which ornaments arc made of pebbles found very oath of office, is bound by their own com­ where multiplying churches, schools and benefi- a large quantity of manufactured tobacco be­ on tiie beach. This search for pebbles, on the might have been foretold, the article was I thought that I'd got myself in a bad scrape, longing to Mr. James Thomas, of Richmond, The watches were doubled, and every precaution mon consent to see that neither Maine, on the cicnt institutions.” stony beach, is another great amusement at among tho missing. Proceeding to another and wished from the lowermost locker of mv haB just been seized in this city by order of taken to prevent the prisoners from regaining northeast, nor Texas, on the southwest, shall low water. As at most other places on the shop, he chanced to fall in with his property heart that my little craft was hack at her old Government. Mr. Thomas has, since the block­ their liberty, nnd possessing themselves of a be permitted to overthrow the original Nation­ While the Emperor was at Vichy he was valuable and formidable war vessel. The pris­ English Coast, agates, moss-agates, madrepores, al compact agreed upon in the Constitution of in the hands of another person, to whom he anchorage, for the prospect of hard knocks and taking a walk on the banks of the Siclion and ade, sent to this city via Nashville and Louis­ no prize money was not particularly brilliant ville, some fourteen hundred boxes. If the oners were not handcuffed, hut were allowed the and various other stones are found which when this Government. If States shall be allowed, eooly remarked, “ Mister, if you are going lost his way. A laborer chancing to pass at the liberty of the ship. out, arc mado into brooches, bracelets, Ac. It in face of that National Constitution, to kick just at that moment. But I determined to get time his Majesty made the necessary Inquiry of commission houses in this city have made any to carry that umbrella, p’raps you better clear if I could ; and hurrying down to the deck advances on this tobacco, they will undoubtedly A more motley set never grouped together requires a greater skill than most visitors pos­ over the traces of a common union, as agreed take my initials off the handle.” The other him. “ Second to the right and then first to than these confederate prisoners. Most of them sess to distinguish the good stones from the upon in the primitive days of our Government, made the crew set the to'-gallant sail and the left, sire,” said the man. “ What, you be reinhursed by Government, who will invest muttered something about "a mistake,” and, square-sail. Then I had a lightrun up at each the proceeds of the balance in Enfield muskets. were dressed in gray clothes well worn, and in worthless ; and lapidaries are, accordingly, in then it is difficult to see why countiesand town­ know me?” “ Yes, and have had the honor groups were gathered portions of companies ; great request, to tell whioh will be worth cut­ ships and villages may not be at liberty to do dropping the umbrella vamosed, amidst the masthead, as the schooner a6tcrn of me had for years past.” “ W here?” “ Your Majesty — Commercial Bulletin. already done, so to deceive the ships ahead of this was readily distinguished by the gaudy ting, and to make souvenirs of those that will tbc same thing just as often as the freak or shouts of tho bystanders. of course does not remember me, but you were colored trimmings of their coats. Hats and pay for it. fancy to do so may or shall have come upon me, which lay in such a position that I must once the cause of my passing two days in the The “ prizes ” in this war do not seem to bo pass close to them. The fellow astern now caps of all colors, shapes and styles were worn, Curious sea-anemonies, marine algoo, and them. A pedler called on an old lady to dis­ J > v 10 c ’ f°r wben you were at Ham I was a all on tho side of the privateers. Inded, our while in a majority of cases the old adage of Lct me return to the other sentiment touch­ knew me by my hearings, and be soon showed, soldier there, and was punished for passing you blockading squadron has already taken quite shells are also found ob the beach, especially pose of some goods and inquired of her if by the change in his bearings and the motion “ a man who has not got shoes can go bare­ after a storm which is m quent enough on the ing the hope of a prospective peace. That sho could tell him of any road which no in a pound of tobacco.” “ W ell,” said the as many as the pirates, and the proportion will foot,” was exemplified in pedal coverings of the word ‘ peace’ is becoming more or less familiar ol bis lights, as they swung to-and-fro from his Emperor, “ it shall be my turn now,” and in a continue to increase. The U. S. gunboat South coast. Indeed such a tranquil murmur of the pedler had traveled. « yes” said she, “I bonding spars, that he was following in my braves. waves as now greets my ear is hardly known at here in the North. In a crisis like this it is few days afterwards the man was installed in a Carolina, now off Galvaston harbor, has alone know one and only one and that is the wake under a press of sail. He kept contin­ Passing forward one could not fail to be Brighton on the stillest summer day. Tho not, in my opinion, expressive of a sound prin- well-stocked tobacconist’s Bhop. taken twelve vessels. struck with the dilapidated appearance of the wares dash and foam and roar as if they meant ciple or a sale policy. Its meaning changes road to heaven” Eastport, 184 78 14 Enthusiaatic Union Meeting. Letter from the Sixth Regiment. P lain Talk in Kentucky.—This is the way Lubec, W ashington, D. C., Saturday, Aug. 24,1861. 182 The Dana caucus, held on Friday evening, Machias, 165 30 16 Chain Bridge, Sspt. 3, 1861. Andrew Johnson talks to the people of Kentucky T o His Excellency, B . Magoffin, Govenor of the Pembroke, 166 61 73 nominated Mr. A. H. Kimball and Capt. Aza- Friend W.—Since my last, we have had great in his recent speech at Newport, in that State : State of Kentucky:— Tho Rebel Ports at Ooracoke Inlet Thursday, September 12,1861, Whitneyville, 62 11 35 riah Stanley, to be supported by the tories of improvement in the weather, it haying set in “ Slavery was made the pretext to break up Sir:—Your letter of the 19th inst., in which Abandoned. Rockland as candidates for representatives to the cool and bracing, as it is in Maine in the latter our glorious Union. There was no right vio­ you “ urge the removal from the limits of Ken­ COUNTY OF YORK lated, nor never could be, if the people would Multitude, of North Carolian. taking the fi. M.PETTING1LL* CO., ate authoriud Xgtnli lor legislature. These nominations were without tucky of the military force now organized and receiving Advertisements snd Subscriptions for this paper. Biddeford, 690 191 428' part of September, which argues much in favor abide by the Constitution. But, thank God ! in camp within that State, ” is received. Oath of Allegiaacc. Offices—10 State S t., Boston, and 119 Nassau St., New the consent of either of these gentlemen, and \o rk . Kenr.ebunk, 315 17 149 of the health of our brigade. Neither has the people of the United States did not, do not, I may not possess full and precisely accurate Fortess Monroe, Sept. 5— The Monticello S»jco, 627 55 287 Capt. Stanley had already accepted the nomi­ there been any changes in our brigade since sanction this unholy rebellion. The leaders of knowledge upon this subject; but I believe it is S R. NILES, (successor to V. B. Palmer,) Newspaper nation of the Union Democrats, to go on the it tell you here in Kentucky that slavery is in true that there is a military force in camp with­ and Harriet Lane arrived from Hatteras Inlet Advertising Agent, No. 1, Scollay’s Building. Court atret** then, with the exception of the receiving of danger; but it is only a pretext to terrify you this morning, and report moBt gratifying intel­ Boston, is authorised to receive advertisements for thP «a’ Union ticket with Mr. Francis Cobb, the can­ in Kentucky, acting by authority of the United per, at the rates required by us, * v Isn’t it Time to Stop ? some recruits for the Vermont 2d, which met aud draw you into tiie yawning gulf of seces­ States, wiiich force is not very large, and is ligence. lhe rebels have abandoned their didate nominated by the Republicans. Both with a considerable loss »t Bull Run. sion. 1 am a Southern man, sharing the prej­ not now being augmented. strongly fortified forts at Ocracoke Inlet. ' Mul­ Gentlemen of the Democratic press) and in titudes of North Carolinians have demonstrated State Election, Capt. Stanley and Mr. Kimball immediately The question which now agitates tiie minds udices of my section, and I am no abolitionist, I also believe that some arms have been furn­ the Democratic conventions, we submit whether but I tell you, my fellow-countrymen, that ished to this force by the United States. their loyalty to the government by coming to wrote lotters to tho Chairman of the Dana cau­ of our regiment is, whether in case of an en­ The election of last Monday was conducted it is not timo to stop the current partisan sland­ secession has done more harm to-day than all I also believe that this force consists exclusiv- Hatteras Inlet and taking the oath of allegi­ cus, peremptorily declining the nomination from gagement witli the onemy we shall be ordered ance. 6 very quietly. The interest in the election was er concerning the “ abolitionism” of the North the abolitionists in tho country put together ly of KentuekianB, having their camp in tiie tiiat source, and these letters were issued on a to stay at tiie bridge or go forward. The since we were a nation. [Cheers.] immediate vicinity of their own homes, and not Col. Hawkins sends word that he had admin­ less active and general than usual, owing to the and of the Republican party. We Bubmit the istered the oath to between two and three hun­ slip from the Democrat office, on Saturday after­ soldiers are willing to stay here and do the duty Men talk about tlfcir rights ; will you go to assailing or menacing any of the good people absence of party contest, and the vote is about question in candor, at this time, when party the South to get them? Will you tell them in of Kentucky. dred persons in a single day. The Pawnee still noon, and appended to them was a call fora of entrenching and guarding this very impor­ a quarter less than that of last year. Mr. issues and party strifes and party jealousies arc the South to come here and get them for you ? In all I have done in the premises, I have lies in the inlet and the Susquehanna outside. Union ineeting the same evening, at Atlantic tant post, as long as everything remains as (Cries of * No ! no !’) Your distinguished rep­ The Susquehanna ran down to Ocracoke In­ Washburn is re-elected by a majority which sinking before the great question involving the acted upon the urgent solicitation of many Hall. quiet as it is now, but in case of a general bat­ resentative in the United States Senate—I say Kentuckians, and in accordance with what I let and found the fortifications there completely will be larger in proportion to the vote than first and most sacred duty of every American deserted. The rebels had carried away the Accordingly the hall was densely crowded by tle, they do uot wish to stop here and stand the distinguished, for I use terms of respect toward believed, and still believe, to be tiie wish of a that of last year. citizen. There is still a disposition to sepa­ him, as I would toward any other secessionist majority of all the Union loving people of guns, aud a white flag was everywhere exhibi­ our patriotic citizens, at the hour appointed.— slim chance of signalizing themselves by a —I labored hard for. I spent my money to ted. We are able to give returns from only 90 rate the honest masses of the Democratic and Kentucky. The meeting was organized by the choice of ohanee movement of our forces driving the print and circulate his speeches, and I stumped While I have conversed on this Bubjcet with Republican parties from that Union of senti­ The Rumor of Jeff. Davi.i.’* Death Re­ towns, which give Washburn 19,652, Jameson Mayor Wiggin as President, and Messrs. Calvin enemy to this point. The File Zouaves are very the State of Tennessee to elect him ; but I stand many eminent men of Kentucky, including a ment which the hour demands, by the inter­ here to-day to disavow those acts. I disown v iv ed . 9,162, and Dana 5,305. Last year these towns Hall, B. B. Bean, N. C. Woodard, John G. anxious to attach our regiment to their brigade, large majority of her Members of Congress, I gave Washburn 27,890, Smart, 19.002 and position of this party lio which charges “ abo­ him. Ho deceived me. The fault was his ; if do not remember that any one of them, or any Philadelphia, Sept. 6.—The Inquirer has a Lovejoy, Henry Paine, J. E. Sherman and John but Capt. Mott who commands the batteries at he deceives me again, the fault will be mine.— litionism” upon the Republicans of Maine and other person except your Excellency, and tiie special despatch stating that reliable informa­ Barnes 994. Washburn’s majority in these Bird as Vice Presidents. Messrs. O. G. Hall, this point, says wc shall not go away from here 1 desire to express my mind here, whicli I can­ bearers of your Excellency’s letter, has urged tion of tiie death of Jeff. Davis has been receiv­ other States. We submit whether the know­ towns, is 5,185, against 7,294 last vear, a de­ Edwin Sprague, Z. Pope Vose and George Tol- if it is in his power to prevent it. He pai d us not do in Tennessee, from which I am an exile. me to remove the military force from Kentucky, ed by the government. He died on Tuesday. ingly false charge of “ abolitionism” against John C. Breckinridge was not representing Ken­ crease of 2,109. The whole vote of these towns man were chosen Secretaries. Earnest and elo­ the compliment of saying, in the war depart­ or to disband it, One other very worthy citizen the majority of the Union men of Maine should tucky when he was sent to the Senate by her of Kentucky did solicit me to have the aug­ New York, Sept. 6. The Herald has a special this year is 34,119, against 48,486 last year, a quent Union speeches were made by Messrs. N. ment, that ours was the finest body of men in people. He was helping to break up the United despatch from Fortress Monroe, confirming the he used for the purpose of keeping up a party menting of the force suspended for a time. decrease of 14,367. The whole vote of the State A. Farwell, T. K. Osgood, L. W. Howes, Alden the whole line. Tho bridge which we guaid is States. (Shouts of ‘ Down with the tra ito r!’) Taking all the means within my reach to evacuation of Fort Macon, at Ocracoke Creek last year was 124,135; this year it is estimated organization, at this time, which calls for the Sprague,[DavisTillson, Samuel Bryant, Azariah on the direct road from Washington to Fairfax Talk lias been made about compromise !— form a judment, Ido not believe it is the popular 12 miles south of Hatteras. The guns were But there is no sincerity in these talkers about spiked and munitions of war destroyed. The it will be about 95,000 and Mr. Washburn’s abandonment of all mere partisan declamation Stanley, and Joseph Farwell. Tho speeches Court House, and is fivifmiles distant from the wisii of Kentucky that this force shall be re­ compromise. What, compromise with traitors moved boyond her lim its; and with this im­ Susquehanna was to go down and take posses­ majority from 12000 to 14000. and for perfect political candor between fellow- were received with cnthusastic applause, and Capitol. It is called the Chain Bridge, after n armed aud with cannon pointed at your Capi­ pression, I must respectfully decline to so remove sion. The Dana vote cannot be regarded as a strictr citizens and compatriots. Is it not time to stop the meeting was prolonged until a late hour.— bridge of that kind that was swept away by tol. Treat with them indeed ! If we cannot it. A large majority of North Carolinians, after the circulation of this base coin, and to call in live with them as wc have lived, think you we taking the oath of allegiance, intend to volun­ ly tory and anti-war vote. Many honest men L. W. Howes, Esq. read extracts from a private the flood several years ago. The present bridge I most cordially sympathise witli your Excel­ the issues of this wholesale slander and stamp can live peaceably under a treaty ? Never.— lency in tiie wish to preserve the peace of my teer and fight for the flag. Assurances were have doubtless been trained into the Dana party lotter from Col. Berry, which were received is a fine struoture, built in tiie arch and tressle Never. received from Newburn that, if supported by a them counterfeit? If the Democrats who still own native State, Kentucky; but it is with by the leaders, under the potent influence of with demonstrations of applause, and when the style, crossing tho Chesapeake and Ohio Canal I am an oxile—a fugitive, not from but for regret 1 search, and cannot find, in your not proper force, a flag would be raised there, and n,ln«- +i,„mia>lvoc in employ these misrepresen­ ‘‘ rpgnlor- -rrl>v oav Uoiuu 1UVXX reading m u concluded the audience rose to and Potomac in soven spans, the aggregate justice, and my crime is my feeble efforts to sup­ very short letter, any declaration or intimation the majority of tiie inhabitants will a id in es­ tations are really good citizens and true Union tablishing it permanently. The Unionists ask and would shoulder arms on the right aide, their feet and gave three hearty cheers for Col. length of which is 795 feet. Tho largest span port the Constitution ; but if the people of Ten­ that you entertain any desire for the preserva­ when it should come to fighting for the Union men—ready to giro up all of party position ex­ nessee could speak to-day, an overwhelming tion of the Federal Union. aid of tiie Federal Government to support them, Berry and the gallant Fourth, every man join­ is on the Virginia side and over the main chan­ majority of her people would shout for the when they will throw off the rebel yoke. or against it. We have more torics than wc cept what is stamped with the signot of truth Your obedient servant, A. Lincoln. ing witli a will. Col. Berry is fully appre­ nel of the river, ind is about 200 feet, and at Union ! Wc want Kentucky, who fought with want, however, though not more than we can and conscientious principle, at the call of a us side by side, at New Orleans, to come and Naval.—First assistant engineer YVm. B. ciated by his fellow citizens, who are proud of an elevation of 70 feet from summer water Fortress Monroe, Sep. 6. take care of. common duty to an imperilled country, then do so again and under the same flag for the Brooks, a Virginian, attached to the steamer iris whole-hearted and energetic services and his mark. It has a carriage way 40 feet broad and flie Frigate Roanoke has returned from off t The Legislature will be largely Republican, they will be ready to renounce this plainly un­ same cause—Liberty. If you give us your help, Brooklyn, in a letter referring to Gov. Letcher’s Charleston having been released by the Wa­ patriotic sentiments. And ourhrave volunteers a foot passengerf way on each side. It is now the Stars and Stripes will float over every Court proclamation to tiie Virginians in the army and though the Union Democrats will have many just offense against so large a portion of their bash. Nothing new from that direction. The may rest assured that no very loud barking at the principal outlet for the Union people who House in the State in a very brief period.— navy, makes this patriotic declaration :— Quaker City is coaling for a cruise. fellow-patriots. Why do the men who could members who have been elected jointly by their heels will be tolerated from the curs of have to flee the stored soil. You will perceive, (Cries of “ We will, we will.’)” “ I will add in conclusion, that I have lately The rebel steamer Y'orktown is about 12 miles uot vote for Mr. Washburn (nominated on a seen in thejpapers what purports to be a procla­ Union Democrats and Republicans. treason amongst us. from its position ind the money that must have above Newport News awaiting a chance to run platform showing no trace of partisanship) talk Extracts from Washington Correspondence. mation of Gov. Letcher, of my State, to Vir­ the blockade. She has long been preparing at We give the vote of this city in full. The been expended in its construction, that in times We make tiie following extracts from the ginians in the United States Army and Navy ; about the “ wrongs inflicted upon the South by The Election. Richmond, and is said to be heavy armed. total vote for Governor is 803, the smallest of peace it was possessed of no mean impor­ Washington correspondence of New York morn­ and were I called to answer such a document, 'Hie steamer George Peabody is hourly ex­ the Republicans of the N orth,” in putting into The Bangor Whig of this morning (Wednes­ ing papers of Friday : this should be my answer ; I am a gentleman, vote cast since we have been a city. The insig­ tance, much less so now. It has been so fixed pected from Hatteras. nificance of the Dana vote is gratifying. The the field a candidate lor whom they claimed the day) lias returns from 140 towns, which foot There is reason to believe that the next blow I am an honest man, I am a loyal citizen ; and The Harriet Lane saved her best gun. The since the war tint tiie Virginia side of the dealt by our navy to the rebels will be in an an officer of the Navy of the United States.— Union ticket is elected in this county by’a large support of all Union men, when the very men up for Washburn 28,879, Jameson 11,534, Minnesota and Potomac are expected here to­ main span can be barricaded (in case of an at­ unexpected quarter. You cannot but be aware that I was given thia morrow. who sustain this charge publicly declare that Dana 8,339. Majority for Washburn, 9,000. majority. tack) by heavy iren doors, and a drop has been Gen. Butler has procured from Government appointment by tho government for the express the South had no cause for secession, arid that Last year his majority in tho same townB was an order for eighteen cannon, rifled in the Saw­ purpose of defending and upholding that govern­ made in tiie span itself, which can be worked Washington, Sept. 7. | V o t e o f R o c k l a n d . the Republicans had “ lowered their flag” (as 9,263. Theso towns comprise one-ha,f the vote yer pattern with 200 shells for each. He ex­ ment in times of national difficulty and danger ; from our batteries There lias been an arrange­ presses his opinion that the Sawyer guns are and now, after having for years received pay, Gordon the rebelel leader in the Maryland Mr. Smart says) to avert the war which was of the State, aud the total vote tails off 13,427. FOB GOVERNOR. ment perfected by whioli our pickets can cross, superior to all others. and enjoyed an honorable position under tiie Legislature was released to.day after taking the Washburn's majority of 16,000 falls off less W a r d s , 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 T ot chargeable to no offense of the Republicans ? should they bo surprised, even if the drop was Govcrnmeut has an eve on Scott, tho Consul government, just when the time has come when oatli of allegiance. Israel Washburn, Jr* 53 50 77 76 77 55 SO 438 And why do these men declare that the people than 300. He will have over 15,000 majority at Ri i Janeiro, who sold American commerce my aid is for the first time sorely needed, you Mr. Parsons, the successor to Colonel Scott, Charles D. Jameson, 38 37 63 40 5- 44 56 336 drawn. These arrangements, with the batteries at home (in Maine) must “ put;their iron heel in tiie State upon an aggregate vote, 25,000 less to the Hattcas pirates. He stayed after he was would require mo to meanly and shamefully at Rio Janeiro, writes that he found the Con­ John W. Dana, 3 8 1 12 2 1 27 that have been butt for its defense, preclude all removed in order to continue to givo them his desert—a y ! and to fight against and murder sulate robbed of everything of value. Scott Scattering, 1 1 2 upon the twin sisters of our disaster—Secession than last year. probability of its ever falling into the hands of infamous aid, hut is now on iris way home.— that government by whicli we—you and I— had even robbed the “ Sailor's Relief Fund.” FOR SENATORS. and Abolitionism," and that they “ consider The majority for tiie Union candidates over the enemy. A dungeon will probably receive him. and ail our land and people have been protected, Baron Von Yegesank, a distinguished officer N athan A. Farw ell, 87 60 139 110 133 69 104 742 sectionalism at the North a pregnant source of Dana in the above towns is over 32,000, and in Gen. McClellan’s activity is almost super­ aud fostered and blessed, beyond all other coun­ with high recommendations from the King of Ephraim K. Smart, 73 71 127 102 124 64 69 670 The enemy lias advanced his pickets to a human. He attends personally to every im­ tries and people. Is thia honest or honorable Sweden, offers his services to the government. Edwin Smith, 3 10 1 16 4 10 44 the evils that effect us”—why do they thus the whole State will be less than 60,000. Dana Abner Danton, 3 10 1 15 3 10 42 point on this river 2 1-2 miles above us, which portant preparation. He liasby tliis time looked dealing? I ask you? No, Sir ! I have sworn to Purser Gallagher, ot the Washington Nj .y Scattering, 3 1 1 1 1 2 y keep up the old charge that the Republican will probably get less titan 15,000 votes, and of caused us to pass a week of constant alarms, into the face of almost every individual in this bear true and fiithful allegiance to the United Yard, is a defaulter in $200,000. party is an abolition party (for this is the im­ these one-half are thrown by men who have great army. Although in the saddle all day, ho States, and I will do so. To swerve from that A faro bank proprietor was arrested yester­ FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I both day and night, tiie soldiers being ordered plication intended) and in a great degree re- been deceived, and are nut at heart in favor of is again on a visit of personal inspection of the oath and join your banner, would ever after day, it being reported that a Paymaster in the Richard R. Wall, 90 55 13G 109 133 88 106 to be in readiness io march at a moment's warn­ lines at a late hour to-night. He is Napoleon­ cause me to hang my head in humiliation and Navy, who, is in custody, has been patronizing Robert Long, 3 10 3 15 4 ! sponsible for the present rebellion, while they yielding to the rebels. Scattering, 1 ing and to sleep on their arms ; but as yot it ic in many more ways than one. disgrace. 1 reject with scorn and contempt his establishment, making large ventures anu Well informed Englishmen, and Americans visiting various other gaming houses in Penn­ acknowledge that there was no cause for seces­ T h e G o v e rn m e n t L o a n . I hns amounted to nothing, save the driving in of your call and generous offers. Humble as are FOR COUNTY TREASURER sion and that the war has been “ forced upon just returned from Europe, represent that Gen. \ m y poor services, no inducements or specious sylvania Avenue, which were also closed last Bartlett Jackson, * The new treasury notes for the government Ia few contrabands and secessionists. Since tiie Fremont's proclamation, being tangible, and J arguments you can oiler or advance, will tempt night for fear of gettinggovermental stoppage. Jutnes Payson, the country by the disunionists of the Southern Scattering, 1 1 loan will probably be ready for delivery in a arrangoinent has bcei-made not to shoot pick- going straight at a moral prinepial, will pro-, me to desert the post of duty, which is, and Reports from various points on the Virginia States?” And these declarations against “ abo­ few days, and we hope that many of our citi- ie^ there has been less skirmishing, although I duct- a prodigious influence in England, France , only can be for me, under the flay of the United side of tiie Potomac represent all quiet last REPRESENTATIVES TO LEGISLATURE. litionism and “ sectionalism” of homo are and Germany, and will out right into tho syra- Stales." night and this morning. Francis Cobb, zens are ready to take a share in this great pa- bcard a Prctty K°f|d B‘ory concerning a rencon- pathies of tho people, through all tiie prejudices Our forces near Alexandria found six brass 87 136 118 135 93 108 771 madc bY a P°rti°n of the “ Union Democrats” Az&riub Stanley triotie investment. The government calls upon tre between a couple of “ Seccsli ’ cavalry, and misconceptions by whioli the Morrill tariff The Hatteras Prisoners.—Government 6 pounders yesterday, buried near tiie railroad Seatiering, 34 ( to keep up a party spirit and organization, at all our people who desire to aid in the work of which took place the other day. As the story lias been used to envelop the facts of this rebel­ changed its mind yesterday and decided to put there. They were taken to Fort Ellsworth. | the same time that they are asserting that “ the lion tiie Hatteras prisoners on Bedloe’s Island rather COUNTY OF ANDROSCOGGIN preserving the Union in its hour of need to loan goes, they met each other, while out scouting present crisis demands the subordination of party Prince Napoleon expresses himself with less ! than in the frigate Brandywine, which is now from their almndunco the means of carrying near Falls Church, and each supposing the other' reserve in the West than he did here, iu favor : fitting up for the war. Accordingly, over three Nevv Yory, Sept. 7. interests to those of country.” Do they mean forward this sacred work. Every man and a Federalist, being good grit they crossed their of tiie Union, which, lie says, to translate hundred ol the captives wore transferred, with The Post's special Washington dispatcli says that two companies of our troops sent out to g horse to escape from the other, and reccnt dispatches to lead to the relief of the will be carefully but kindly watched over by cross roads and thrown forward two regiments during the night, who are now posted near Lewiston. GST 2S? 23 to tiic declaration of their resolutions, in order tender it for tiie defense or our liberties. ___ Every to their unit tual surprise they found theuiselveB statement in the Paris correspondence that the tfic good-natured Fire Zouaves, who have hceu a “ subordinate party.” and confess tliam«o1ves = of Ukine a share ongoing o n e road, and that road leading l»ehind I sympathies o fth e Emperor Napoleon are not making their home the green and picturesque Hunter's Cffajiel with four small brass Howit­ ™l.A l.n C th n i n - - . zers. They are now digging rifle-nits west of COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND. uilty of “ abolitionism?” it -1 niKiiotre du ou ‘■Lo confederate entrenchments at Bull Kun. ! “’TT, * ' . [ neaioe ror some tintime. Tho rebel officers were ! this loan Biiould consider it a piivticgc . vo ou ou, “, I lh e North Carolinians are proverbial for tg- very cheerful—everen the sedate Commodore Bar- Hunter’s Chapel. Occasional- shots are fired 348 90 112 .i._ ___ i. A - i . I After dress mrnrte. nn Sundav evening- the1______v ..x ___ xi...... i. i ______:______x . Brunswick. The politicians who keep up this stale slnndcr and all who arc able to take part in this work 1 After dress parade, on Sunday evening, the nornnee, hut one of the company muster rolls ron appearing not wholly displeased—a n d the from Munson's Hill at our pickets. Their out­ 256 110 81 Cape Elizabeth, of “ abolitionism” know well that it is false. should help in the distribution of this loan Tcad tbe d*?Patcb (^or " c bave a te'u6raPb captured at Fort Hatteras presents an extent of men loudly expressed their delight at exehang-' posts are but three miles from Arlington Cumberland, 144 20 129 They know that “ secession” in tiie Southern among the people. Do not leave the hanks and !Btation at tb‘B Point) containing the account of ignorance inconceivable in an enlightened coun- ing a crowded hulk for a roomy fort, with an Heights. Falmouth, 186 28 118 Vessels are loading here with supplies for our and “ abolitionism” in the Northern States General Butler's victory at llattcras Inlet. jj. I try. The muster roll of the Tar River Rangers outlook of grassy fields. Fort Wood not being Portland. 1944 1067 339 the capitalists a single cent of it. Now is tiie contains tiie names of sixty-four men, «sly five large enough to hold the entire party, tiie re­ forces at Hatteras. 162 43 227 Scarborough, nre not “ twin sisters” —that while the first is hour for the American people to prove their was received with nine hearty cheers, while the I of whum were able to write their own names ; maining four hundred and more were accommo­ The sale of the Daily Sews has been stopped YVindliam, . 340 48 148 on the New Haven Rail Road. a giant of treason, the last is a mere pigmy, of devotion to their government by their willing­ Bauds played “ Bully for you.” By the sol-1 the rest all made their marks. These arc the dated with quarters at Castle William, Gover­ no political prominence. They know that there diers that victory is considered only the pre- cavaliers who sneer at the Northern “ mud- nor’s Island, where the Waterview in front and Mayor YVightman and Councleman Burr of COUNTY OF HANCOCK. ness to stake ail they possess upon its main­ , • r , 1 sills,” among whom there can hardly be found landscape in tiie rear are really charming. To Boston, left for Washington yesterday to ar­ has been no “ abolitionism” in either the dec­ cursor of a whole series of the same sort. In onc iu “ whoIc rcgiuleat who c/ nuot rca(I Bucksport, 347 ■88 108 tenance. Let this loan be at once and eagerly save the prisoners from crowding, tents fur one range with the government relative to the pay Castine, 102 42 10 larations or the intentions of the Republican absorbed by tiie people, and let tiie readiness short, our soldiers are all confidence in the sue-I and write. or two hundred will be put up on the green oi the Massachusetts Volunteers. Tiie Post’s Washington despatch says that Ellsworth, 430 171 31 party—that that party has never sought to with which tiie masses come forward to ex­ cess of our arms, and over anxious to come to slope behind the Fort. Both they and their 200 23 104 Challenge Answered.—The senior editor of brothers at Bedloe’s having good fare and good three slaves, while attempting to escape from Orland, procure tho abolition of slavery by invasion of change their surplus moans for these treasury the test. 10 1 34 the Louisville Journal has been challenged by beds, only need a spice of philosophical resig­ Munson's Hill, were Bhot. YYetmore Isle, the rights of slave-bolding States—that the In my next I hope to have something of more notes be read as an indication of the unwaver­ a Kentucky secessionist, who for some time has nation to make their imprisonment very toler­ The Baltimore rioters of the memorable I9th COUNTY OF KNOX. anti-slavery (not “ abolition” ) sentiment of the ing faitli of our people in their government and importance to communicate. P ancho. able. Many of the officers, it is said, however, of April arc now on trial at Townsentowa been a mark for Mr. Prentice’s hard shots. The Maryland. Republican party lias been only directed to the of their unfaltering determination to support would be willing to purchase liberty by taking Appleton, 141 75 80 j y The vote of Vinalhaven, received just as reply made to the challenge is as follows :— an oath of allegiance to the United States, and 348 279 38 constitutional resistance of the attempts of the it witli the willing oiler of money, men and Camden, we go to press, is as follows: Washburn, 74 “ Louisville, September 3, 1861. our Government was asked if it would release GcucrnI Order Concerning the Observance 39 64 ! Southern secessionists to prostitute the govern- Cushing, 17 life, whenever call is made for cither. We are T ,i t) , .■ t, • i it- i “ Roger W. Hanson—Sir : Yours of the 2d them on those terms, to which inquiry a decid­ oi the Sabbttth by the Army. 36 46 38 Jameson 52. lor Representative, David Y tnal, ■ , ■ • i v r Friendship, confident that the people of Maine will not be u ’ rest, is received. You sought ‘ redress for the ed negative was returned.—TV. Y. Journal of 49 16 f YVashkctox, Sept. 7th.—The following order Hope, 111 they are now endeavoring to do. These politi- 82, James Roberts, 3 9 ^ I vcry articles you complain of by publishing a Commerce. North Haven, 48 50 behind those of Massachusetts aud New York Circus and Menagerie— Wambold & Ca., i scurrilous pamphlet, and, if you‘ demand’any has just been promulgated ; Rockland, 438 336 2707 I1 cians know that the Republican party have in their readiness to respond to this call for the great Double Show, will exhibit on Summer St’ ' mo.re redr*®’ *ou nl^ Set lt ln, t!,,c s™ ®™ 7 Matters in Southern Missouri.—The latest IlDADql'ARTEBS OF TIIE ASMT OF THE POTOMAC, ( South Thomaston, 103 63 10 lieen as justly free from the charge of “ aboli- Washington, September 6. 5 sinews of w ar.” ?n Bangor, for two days only commencing Fri- or.«n ’^7 other way you can. 1 shall not ap- advices from Missouri report that there has cer­ St. George, 36 91 os! 68 ’ tion” designs as they arc themselves. day and Saturday Sept. 13 and 14tli.-D o not pomt a -time and place for meeting you, for I tainly been a withdrawal of a large body of the General Order No. 7. The Major General Thomaston, 156 196- 62j These treasury notes are issued in sums of commanding desires and requests that in the If these gentlemen, then, wisii to keep up a tail to;o see it. It is the largest exhibition th a t, Your1(lu two 6teP,s * u.lcc‘ orf av?ld ? °? — rebel troops, under McCulloch, who liasjretreat- Union, 191 120 75 1 $50 and upwards, bearing interest at 7 3-10 per future there may be a more perfect respect for party spirit and a party organization, why can ever visited Bangor. A complete Circus and a ;}8 for „.kl llnS 3™.’ 1 1,,Qk ,tha‘ I ',iavu doae ed toward Arkansas, in consequence, it is said, YYarren, 197 175 148 cent., or at the rate of one cent per day for iletc Menagerie all under one canvass and tliat, eftcctaa1^ alr?a^ ’ and 1 don ‘ car“ to the Sabbath on the part of his command. YYo they not be candid—assert, if they choose, that complete of a quarrel between him nnd Price, who is $50, tiie interest payable semi-annually.— an .or one price. Do not fail to sec it— wasta PO"’der and led upon a carcass. Th menacing the capital via Bolivar and YYarsaw. are fighting in a holy cause, and should en­ COUNTY OF KENNEBEC. all for one price. Do not fail to sec it. deavor to deserve the benign favor of the Crea­ they differ from Republicans in their views of Therefore, while patriotism should induce all Among the performers is Master Willy Wl.it- ^.better jtse in these rebellious times. The trouble between the two rebel chiefs is Augusta, 637 385 30 the policy to be adopted on those ’ questions by, bSt nine years of age, the most daring Respectfully, „ stated to have arisen from the declarations of tor. 91 101 13 who arc ablo to take a share in this loan, it Unless in the case of an attack by the enemy, Chelsea, which have arrayed the people in parties, but bare back rider iu the world and Miss Elvira, ______Geo D. 1 rentice. McCulloch that the Missourians acted as cow­ Farmingdale, 96 27 11 will be seen that all who do so will likewise ards at the affair at Wilson’s Creek, and his or some other extreme military necessity, it is not continue to bolster up an old political the Queen of the Arena, also tho Snow Broth­ commended to commanding officers that all the Gardiner, 443 145 10 secure a sale aud profitable investment. These ers in their Wonderful Performance Mad’lle Rebel Mutineers Threaten to Capture bulletins to that effect. Ben. took eight or ten Hallowell, r 215 54 6 slander? Why do they not? Doubtless it is Snip.—The ship Resolute, Capt. Thomas F. regiments of tho best fighting men with him ; work shall be suspended on the Sabbath ; that notes are certain to possess their full worth so Eloise the beautiful slackx wire wiiv uuuuurdancer uuuand i Mr. u i . T? r r - i m u » , . i no unnecessary movements shall be made on Pittston, * 249 163 21 because these questions are no longer at issue, Rivers the great Union Clown will appear at F «c“ aa from Liverpool 10th August, arrived and judging by tiie fact that the wounded are YYaterville, 399 142 30 long ns the United States endure and if the eacl. performance. Herr Dricsback will intro- ^ ..NeV } ° rk .?n,Satu± y_’ ,an? Kcr orc"' ";cr,e being removed Southward after him, he does that day ; that tiie men shall, as far as possible, and may never be again, and therefore a little be permitted to rest from their labor ; that they Winslow, 212 118 14 government fails, nothing will bo valuable and ducc the ptrforming Lions and show his power given into custody. They had, it appears, left not design returning soon. Some 10,000 men West Gardiner, 167 37 1 groundless declamation must he made to do New Orleans some months ago, to savo them­ only are left under command of Price ; and the shall attend Divine Service after the customary all property will be involved in the common over the King of beasts. Mr. Whitby will morning inspection, and that officers and men duty instead of a real cause of division. also introduce tiie celebrated trick horse Ducrow selves from being impressed, and had left their federal forces declare that any attempt to at­ ruin. fillip at Liverpool, and wheu their means were alike use their influence to . insure the utmost COUNTY OF LINCOLN. But, now when there is no general issue be­ aud the dancing mares Pauline and Coquette, tack Jefferson on his part will be the destruc­ 76 53 Those of our readers who wish to take any exhausted they shipped on board the Resolute, tion of his army. decorum and quiet on that day. The General Aina, 11 tween the Democrats and Republicans of Maine, tiie only dancing horses in America; also little 141 ' 59 portion of this loan, and who may not know witli the determiuatiou, it is alleged, ol either Gen. Pillow is huddled away in a corner on commanding regards this as no idle form. One Boothhay, 29 Cupid, the smallest pony in the world, and the day’s rest is necessary for men and animals.— Bristol, 210 61 I105qI- J aud no political duty now demanding their zeal what course to take, may obtain all further trick pony's, Robin Gray, May Fly and Black capturing the ship themselves, or in the event tiie extreme South East of the State ; and tiie 115 77 of falling in witli a privateer, to tako such More than this, the observance of the holy day Damariscotta, 8 and efforts hut the common one of fidelity to uccc6sary information and procure certificates Diarnod. Iu connection with the above Sig. forces opposing him are so strong that he dare of the God of Mercy and of Battles, is onr sa­ Edgecomb, 115 12 20 Morello the wonderful India rubber man.— measures as would result in tiie ship falling not move, orily in the way of a retreat. Hardee our country and energetic and whole-hearted redeemable in treasury notes, on application into tiie bauds of the pirates. cred duty. (Signed.) Jeftcrson, 199 124 24 Also a free exhibition on the out side of the is employed in some skulking expedition—pro­ geo. b. mcclellan 19 support of the government, in its efforts to sub- to A. D. Niciiols, Esq., Cashier of tho Lire They kept their plans secret until they were Newcastle, 219 44 19 canvass each day at 1 1 2 o’clock, weather per­ vided he is within the State at all, which some Major General Commaudi y- due rebellion and maintain the Union, it is a well at sea, and then began to talk defiantly go so far as to doubt—and the probability is Nobleborough, 134 71 17 Rock Bank. By applying at this Bank, and mitting, Master YViliey and Miss Elvira will S. YVilliams, Assistant Ad’jt General. and ojienly avow their sympathy with the se­ that he is aiming nt a junction ol his command Southport, 44 14 time which callB for perfect political candor. paying any 6um of money not less than fifty make a double ascension on a wire from the YYaldoboro', 162 95 329 ground to the top of the center pole and back. cession cause. Every day their conduct became with that of Pillow or Jeff. Thompson. His The Republicans have made no party issues, dollars, witli interest at the rate of one cent more and more threatening, until at last they Rebel Attack on Lexington* Mitfoouri. YYisoosset, 210 103 75 This id free to all. Tickets to tiie Double Show force is Btated to be 6000, but its numerical and wliy should a large portion o f tho Union Westport, 27 17 a day on $ 5 0 for every day since tiie 19til of 25.cte. to al! parts of the Pavillion. Children made their boasts that they would take the strength is hot a matter of very great immedi­ Lexington, Mo., Sept. 3.—The rebel force ship when they thought proper. Captain Democrats contribute to perpetuate false causes August, any person may obtain a certificate io cts. performance afternoon and evening at ate importance, if the last accounts ol him are surrounded this town on both aides of the river Freeman hecamo alarmed for tiie safety of his COUNTY OF OXFORD. of partisanship, by continuing this talk of 2 1-2 and 7 1-2. true, namely, that he is oil' to Arkansas after last week and arrested a number of Union men, exchangeable at the Bank for a treasury note vessel and made preparatious to resist them, McCulloch. among them Ex-Governor King, Judge Ryland Bethel, 299 72 129 “ abolitionism” in Maine It is unworthy of of that date, with coupons entitling the holder should they attempt to tako the ship. The 2 W ashington, Sept. 9. and Wra.S. Field. On Friday a flag of truce Mason, 27 2 the time and of the people who endorse it. We passengers were informed of tho condition of YYuat Magoffin once Tiiougut, or Said.— was sent to the rebels, which resulted in a con­ Newry, 35 to draw interest every Bix months at the rate The rebel fortifications at Munson Hill have 10 50 affairs, and to a man resolved to stand by the The National Iutelligcncer recalls the following ference. The rebels demanded the uncondition­ Norway, 236 96 114 ! have no disposition to seek causes of fault-find- of 7 3-10 per cent, per annum. every appearance of completion. From close inspection today nothing was seen excepting captain and officers of the ship. emphatic language on constitutional obligations, al surrender of the fort, which was flatly re­ Paris. 383 151 68 ing against any party who recognize and per­ To put any of the crew in irons would have Home Guard Rifles.—An adjourned meeting parties taking observations of federal troops and fused. form their duty to their country, but we ask, been the signal for tiie uprising of the remainder held by the present Governor of Kentucky last During the investment of the town consider­ COUNTY OF PENOBSCOT. of the members of the Home Guard Rifle Com-' their positions. The earth works extend proba- in all candor, with reference to this continued , iblyloO yards to the right of Leesburg turn- and this course, under tho circumstances, was spring, when he had or pretended to have clear­ able skirmishing took place in the streets, and Bangor, 1816 62.'! 31 pany was held at the Court Room, on Satuaday , ? /ke No guna arc 0 ^ , . ^ mounted in the ot course abandoned, and tiie officers of the er ideas of his duty than now :— iu tiie woods on both sides of the river. Tiie Brewer, 267 35 39 imputation of “ abolitionism” against the Re- ship were obliged to put up with the most in­ vening, which was called to order by the i fortifications, but a masked battery is erected, “ To South Carolina and such other States Federal troops destroying the ferry houses on Carmel, 101 44 47, sulting language and behavior from this, band airman, T. W. Chadbourne, Esq., and on • concealed by a grove, near Bailey’s house, who may wish to secede from the Union I would the north side of the river, where a fight be­ Eddington, 72 24 of pirates. 17 btion it was voted to proceed to tiie election about k59 yards ,thi? sidc of the earth works. say ; The geography of this country will not tween a small force under Lieut. Brown nnd Glenburn, 81 ■ 40 22 Tiie Eiomn Maine. The Eight Maine Rcg- Iu addressing each other tiie sailors would * „ , , Every thing is quiet in that vicinity since Bun- admit of a division ; the mouth and sources of the rebels resulted in four or five of the latter Kcnduskeag, 127 23 <22 fficcrs, and accordingly ballot.ugs were had ,)ut this morning the rebels opened their say, “ come here, you rebels, and haul ou tiie being killed and several wounded. Several of / 85 the Mississippi river cannot he separated with­ Hampden, 301 135 . the following -nssc.resu It lt: . concealed ------1------batteries,XX__ • . throwing.1 • _shells l.„ ll„ into ’ - X our main brace,” or, when an officer spoke te them, Brown’s men were wounded, one mortally. Milford, 82 18 they would say, “ Don't you hear that Lincoln- out tiie horrors of civil war. YYo cannot sus­ On Thursday Lieutenant Brown, with twen­ Colonel, Lee Strickland, of Livermore, WILLIAM FARROW, J r. Captain pickets encampments nt Bailay’s Cross Roads. tain you iu this movement merely on account of Oldtown, 30G 100 / ’ 31 Two shells fell short and a third fell halfa mile ite—calling out.” No order was promptly ty men, was attacked in the streets by a rebel Orono, 191 181 / 10 Lieut. Col., J ohn D. Rust, of Camden ■ David Pratt, First Lieutenant. obeyed, and fur tiie entire passage did this the election of Lincoln. Do not precipitate us company. The latter were completely routed. beyond. In retaliation for which, our sharp by premature action into a revolution or civil Orrington, 236 6 1 3G Major, J ames S. Rice, of Ellsworth. N. C. YVoodard, Second Lieutenant. piratical crowd work on hoard ot the ship as On Friday Capt. Ront retreated with his reb­ shootcrs’’advanced on their pickets and killed war, the consequences of which will be most Mr. Edgar A. Perry, of this city, has since The meeting was then adjourned to Thursday j two of them. All quiet along other parts of they pleased. els towards Independence, and Col. Reid, goiDg of Sagadahoc/ There is but little doubt that it it had not frightful to all of us.” COUNTY the lines. Gen. McClellan a^id guard spent toward Fort Scott, leaving Shelby with 600 men received the appointment of Sergeant Major in ening of th is week, at the same place. There been for fear of tiie passengers taking side 28 1 some hours among the troops today. at Tattoo Creek, eight miles eas't ot here, and Arrowsic, 35 re now 109 names on the list of the company. against them, these pirates would have captur­ The following melancholly item appears in this regiment, and left on Monday evening, to Gov. Curtin arrived here this evening, for a considerable rebel force in the bottom between Bath, 583 20.5 \ 35 ed the Bhip, run her to tho southward, and the Memphis Bulletin: “ The Mobile races Georgetown, join the regiment in Boston. Mr. Perry is on The papers of enrolment have, of course, not tiie purpose of presenting to the brigade under Lexington and Richmond. The forces thus left 3 iib delivered her up as a prize to the rebel author­ have been postponed in conscquenco of the have cut off all mail communication. Richmond, 275 2Ui \ of our most worthy young men, and we lio yet lieen signed. Gen. McCall a standard of colors, donated liy 6 ities. The passengers expressed themselves de­ war.” Col. Reid took Messrs. King, Ryland, Field Topsham, 150 10 \ 3 7 he may win a character as an officer correspond­ the Society of Cincinnatus, The presentation lighted with their safe arrival, as they say West Bath, 51 will be to-morrow, and other prisoners with him. 10 ing to his personal worth. E5T In another column will be found an ad­ they were iu constant fear of their lives and The Providence Post thinks that the R. B. The rebels had eight killed and several wound­ vertisement for Volunteers to form a Cavalry liberty, and perhaps a worse fate. Forbes’ log might be written up in a few words COUNTY OF YVALDO. Rebel Forces in Kentucky—Federal Rein­ ed and the Federals onc mortally and several forcements in Missouri. Eight of the mutineers were Americans and —“ ashore twice and drunk all the time.” A Brave Bor.—A letter from the Federal Company. For active youDg men no branch of Blightly wounded. The latter burned tho ware­ Belfast, 414 315 five foreigners. They nre in the hands of the 37 camp at Gauley, in Western Virginia, to the the military Bcrvice is so desirable as this, it Cairo, Sept. 7. Generals Pillow and Polk house where tho rebels were encamped on the Belmont, 31 37 36 are at Columbus, Ky., with 7000 rebel troops. New York Harbor Police, and it is probable Large R ifled Cannon for tiie Navy.— north side of the river. Frankfort, 96 112 Gazette says the rebelB, although not in force, having more life, excitement, and being free that their punishmeut will be severe. Rifled cannon of great capacity are now being 107 cause great annoyance by killing scouts and Jell'. Thompson is in Missouri, directly opposite Lincolnville, 234 11 131 from much of tiie monotony jof military life. witli the balance of the forces. supplied to our navy in large numbers. 80- Northport, 85 33 18 messengers between the camp and General Cox's pounders have been turned out atthcYVashing- As Gov. YYashburn and' his Council were command. Two mail carriers have been killed. This rare opportunity to serve their country • Fight hundred Federal troops left Cairo yes­ Lowell.—Tho Citizen says this week nil the Searsmont, 158 48 70 wide looms for the manufacture of cotton cloth ton Navy Yard, and tested by Com. Dahlgren. driving into Augusta from Togus Springs,. the The last was a 6mall boy from YYcston. They in the time of its peril, is now offered our youug terday to reinforce those at Paducah. Another other morning, a man stopped the carriage, Searsport, 252 91 30 regiment will follow immediately. upon the Prescott corporation will be set in These effective weapons will far exceed all oth­ Stockton, 170 100 30 surrounded the little fellow and ordered him to men—the necessary papers and information in ers in range and accuracy. They are now be­ and inquired in a whisper if "Dr. Harlow, the surrender. His reply is worthy to be handed motion. Thorn seems to bean increased de­ Swanville, 101 42 regard to which, can be found at the office of mand for cloth o£ this description, a t a small ing supplied to our naval ships. physician at the Insane Hospital, was at home. W aldo,' ' 1 down to posterity : “ I will never surrender to G. L. Bowne of Key West was arrested at “ I do not know,” said the driver, “ as I am 83 30 rebels.'’ After this reply from the boy the John O. Robinson, m this city, and at the store Cooperstown, N. Y., on Sunday evening, on a advance from the former prices. The large One of the chief causes of delay in the in­ Winterport, 293 46 26 stock of cotton flannels in tiie storehouse of the crease of the navy early in the season was the from Togus.” “ Oh!” replied the man, “ I brave Y lrginians shot him. of E. YV. Robinson iff Thomaston. charge of treason. He has a number of highly thought this was the Hospital coach, by the importnat letters from the South. About one Hamilton company is entirely exhausted, and insufficiency of the supply of cannon. This COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. the eoniiDg cold weather will probably increase difficulty has been completely suririounted.— lodks of yonr load.” The driver started np Reports are current in YVestern Virginia of ‘ Daughter,’ said an anxious parent to his hundred cf his friends attempted to rescue him, his horses, while the Govenor and his friends Cherryfield, 183 45 47 n advance of the rebels upon Fairmount, to hut the production of revolvers by the officers the demand for the article. The mills will start Tiie supply, thanks to our numerous foundries, Calais, little one, ‘ didn’t I tell you tQ eat no more is equal to the demand ; and ships and guns shook the morning dew from tho grass with 339 89 78 urn tiie town. The movement seems to be in green apples?’ ‘ Yes, papa, but this is a yel­ calmed the rioters. Ho will be sent to Fort up the last of the present month to their fullest East Machias, capacity. are being increased rapidly in numbers. their shouts of laughter. 165 30 165 low one." Papa collapsed. Lafayette. ROBBINS, To the Honorable Hiram Chapman, Esq., Judge 1 / " 1 \ T I Enlhu.in.tic Union Mnas. Meeting In THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, IaEVI of Probate within and fo r the County o f Lin- W JL ▼▼ X.-KZL^ FOR AUSTRALIA. B o a lo n . SIR JAMES CLARKE’S coin. The Clipper ship Boston, Sept. 9. PROPRIETOR OF THE The grand Union W ar meeting at Faneail Celebrated Female Pills. ALICE THORNDIKE, (1200 tons.) Sir J V J S W DRUG STORE, STILL n r THE FIELD. Hall this evening, was an immense success.— Prepared from a prescription o f J. Clarke, said minors are seized and possessed of certain Real Es­ WILLIAM THORNDIKE, Master. The galleries were crowded a t an early hour, a M. D ., Physician Extraordinary to the tate, described as follows A11 the interest of said wards WILSON & W HITE’S BLOCK. in the Dower Estate of Lucy Sanborn formerly the widow Will Mil from Rockland for Melbourne, gj-eat proportion of the number being ladies, Queen. of Andrew Ulmer, deceased, being the homestead of said about the 12th of September next, and can and long before the hour appointed for the This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in Ihe cure of al (Sign o f thfi Golden Eagle,) Andrew Ulmer, situate in said Rockland, and bounded take a limited number of First and Second meeting, the Hall was closely packed with a those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female Northerly by Spring street; Easterly by Main street Cabin Passengers, if applied lor early. Any constitution is sutyecU It moderates all excess, and re­ Southerly by Elm_Street; and Westerly by Wm * REINFORCED person wishing to visit the dense mass, while all the approaches to it were moves all obstructions, and a speedy cure maybe relied Takes this method of informing the people of this place Farnsworth’s and Thomas Frye’s lots. Also, a lot of land crowded with thousands unable to gain an en­ and vicinity, that he has a very large, well selected ami in said Rockland, bounded by Linterock, Union, and School Gold Fields of Australia, °“ TO MARRIED LADIES N ew Stock of trance. The old “ Cradle ” was never bo be- streets so called, and by J. G. Lovejoy’s lot. Also, said will find this the most desirable opportunity for the sea­ it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a shot time, bring en minors interest in the Island in Penobscot Bay known as And Beady for an Attack. son. seieed before. Drugs, M edicines, Chemical’s, Europe, Asia, Africa aud America. Sheep Island- That au advantageous offer of one hundred For light freight or passage apply to The meeting was composed of representatives the monthly period with regularity, dollars has been made for the same, by John D. Cornwall, of all parties. It was the whole people in Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government and other articles usually kept by DRUGGISTS. Aud of of Rockland in said County, which offer it is for the inter­ Rockland, August 13,1861. WAMBOLD & CO’S est of all concerned immediately to accept; the proceeds council, united for the prosecution of the war Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. of sale to be placed at interest for the benefit of said and the restoration of the flag over every inch CAUTION. Patent M edicines, wards. Said Guardian therefore prays for license to sell AN AWFUL CONFLICT A MOST EXTRAORDINARY Thue Pills should not be taken by females during the he has every kind in the market, which he offers at Whole­ and convey the above described real estate to the person of the Union. making said offer. — AND— First Three Mouths of Pregnancy, as they are sure sale and Retail. GREAT DOUBLE SHOW! The meeting was called to order by Col. A. A liberal discount made tb persons buying to sell again. GEORGE S. W1GGIN, Guardian. MOMENTAKILY EXPECTED. O. Brewster, who, in the course of his remarks See Advertisement. South American and African NEW DISCOVERY said, the doors of Tanueil Hall are tonight open Rockland, Jan. 15, 1861. 4tf LINCOLN. COUNTY.—In a Probate Court held at Wis­ to all, irrespective ol party, or birth, or relig­ 111 all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in casset, on the first Tuesday of September 1661, For the Preservation of the Eyes! ion. He claimed high honors for that Massa­ the Back aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion,xpalpita- On the petition aforesaid, Ordebed, that notice be give- MARRIAGES CARAVAN! en by publishing a copy of said Petition with this Order chusetts Major General who returned from Hat­ ion of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will .thereon, three weeks successively, prior to the first Tues­ PANTA-PERISCOPIC PEBBLES. teras with his brow garlanded with victory ; effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al day of October next, in the Rockland Gazette, a news­ 351,000 Plano-Concave and Plano-Convex though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, — A N D — paper printed in Rockland,that all persons interested may L E N 8 E 8 , honors for our noble Senator Wilson : honors In Boston, 4th in st, J. F. Macomber of Ellsworth, to attend at a Court of Probate, then to beheld at Wiscasset, Men Women and Children ordered for the eloquent and patriot Holt of Kentucky ; antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. Mary Chester.of Robbinston. and show cause, if any, why the prayer of said petition for the brave and (earless Dickinson of New Full directions accompany each packuge. WHITBY & CO’S should not be granted. to equip themselves in good marhing order from the splen­ DR. ASHER ANSEL, Sole Agents for the United States and Canada, HIRAM CHAPMAN Judge of Probate. did assortm ent of York ; to Geo. B. McClellan, the man for the Copy, Attest.—E. F oote, Register. 3w38 From London, G. B., Optician to the Ear Infirmary, Moore­ JO B M OSES, DEATHS. NT. ‘S’. N a t i o n a l field, London, fo the inventor of one of the greatest boons hour ; to the veteran StriBgham ; and honor, to mankind. (Late I. C. Baldwin Co.) thrice honor, all honor to the Irish patriot, To the Honorable Hiram Chapman, Esq., Judge By the use of bis lenses, aged persons are enabled to sit Thos. Francis Meagher. The mention of these R ochester, N . Y. In Exeter, N. H., Sept. 1st, Jonathan B. Wadlelgh, 47, o f Probate, within and fo r the County of Hats, Caps, Boots, for any length of time at the most minute work, either by N. B. Sl,00and2G postage stamps enclosed to any au for tw enty years a conductor on tho Boston and Mixine day or artifical light. They will be found of incalculable names was received with storms of applause. Railroad. Lincoln: value to the Clerk, the Merchant, the Doctor and Clergy- thoiized Agent, will nsure a bottle of the Pills by return The meeting adjourned at ten o’clock, after HE undersigned, Guardians of Jesse K., Emma G., and fact, i should be without them, pasising a few brief resolutions, embodying the m ail. T Susan Willet, minors and heirs at law of John II. The Eye mus be considered as an Optical______Instrument,____ For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland ; and one MARINE JOURNAL Willet, late of Waldoboro’, deceased, respectfully repre­ SHOES and RUBBERS, so perfect and admirable that the most profound examina­ lamanguage of Holt, Webster, Archbishop Hughes, Druggist in everv town in the United States. sent that said minors are seized and possessed of three tion fails to comprehend all its wonderful and exquisite and Andrew Jackson’s celebrated expression, w . F. PHILLIPS und H. II. IIaY A- CO,. Portland, fourths of certain parcels of Real Estate, situated in said N ow opening at properties ; and after the most searching investigation that AMERICAN OLYMPIAD! Waldoboro’, and described as follows, viz —Three certain art has accomplished, these Glasses are, without fear of “ the Union must and shall be preserved !” Wholesale Agents for the Stute. contradiction, the best adapted as May 1, 1660. 17tf PORT OF ROCKLAND. parcels being the homestead of suid deceased and all the As the people separated, rousing cheers were COMBUSTED!! land described in two certain deeds from Charles P. Wil­ ■ W e n t w o r t U ’s Preserving; the given for Scott and McClellan. TESTIMONIALS. let to said deceased, both dated April 15,1842, excepting a Arrived. W ill Exhibit in Rockland sheep lot at what was then called “ Shepard’s Corner.” and strengthening these Delicate Organs. containing fifty lour and one half acres, more or less in Let none despair. All are now in the reach of being WEDNESDAY, Sept. 4. helped, and let none doubt the fact. There are HUN­ Washington, Sept. 9th. the three. Great Emporium of Fashion. Ship Alice Thorndike, Thorndike, Bangor|for Australia. Wednesday, September 18th. Also one other parcel of about three acres of Meadow, DREDS OF TESTIMONIALS to corroborate the truth, that MR. a NSEL is a Benefactor of Mankind ! Major General McClellan has issued the fol­ THU RSD A Y . Sept. 5. bounded on the north by the Road; on the east by Bog W entw orth again has returned from the markets of N ew Y ork, May 15, 1860. Brook ; on tbe south and west by land of Otis Benner. Without wishing to have recourse io the dishonorable lowing order:— Sch.Loulsa Dyer, Jam eso n ,------. the G reat W est and is now opening one of the practice so prevalent among empires, of endeavoring to I hereby certify that Dr. Arthur S. Wolff has operated “ Angeline, Ilix, Vinalhaven. That advantageous offers have been made for the same, best selected Slocks ever placed at the disposal of a dis­ Headquarters of the Army of the ) for Cataract on both my eyes with perfect success. After K R O G m A M M E . depreciate others, in order to exalt themselves, he may “ Minnie Cobb, Averill, New York. or the first three parcels by Joseph Clark, for six hundred criminating public. In fact his assortment b complete still be permitted to say, that men must possess an extra­ Potomac, Washington, Sept. 8. $ God 1 have to thank him for the blessing of my sight. “ Neponset, Ingraham, Salem. Among the Different .Acts each Afternoon and Evening and fifty dollars ; for the lust parcel by O tis Benner for II. BF.IIIIARD, M. D., 167 Bowery. and adapted to suit all the different tastes and wants from ordinary fallibility, when they go to their Watchmaker, FRID A Y , Sept. 6. will ho performed forty-five dollars, which ofiers it is for the interest of all the infant to the most infirm in age, aud especially the re­ Jeweller, or Fancy Store, to get suited to a pair of Glasses. Private W. Scott, Co. K. 3d Vermont Volun­ concerned to immediately accept, the proceeds of sales to quirements of the approaching Beason, consisting in part I w illingly testify to Dr. Arthur Wolff’s abilities and These persons are not only incompetent, but cause the teers, having been found guilty by Court Mar­ Sclt II K Duntnn, Sherman, Portland. Entering the Animals’ Den, H. Drieshach Shaw be placed at interest for the benefit of said wards. Sai 1 of all tbe LATEST anil most IMPROVED STXLEO or greatest amount or injury by their ignorance. Honest as scientific attainments. As an Oculist lie is well und most “ Cornelia, Blaisdell, Portsmouth. Guardintts therefore pray for license to sell and convey HATS and CAPS. tial. of sleeping on his post while sentinel on favorably known to the Profession. My child suffered lor Vicious Horse Taming—(with Lecture,) Sig. Vanu they may be in their daily and legitimate avocations, they “ A Jackson, Pierce, Kennebec. Menage Act, Mrs. Whitby the interest of said minors in the above described Real understand as mueb about the beautiful organism of the picket guard, has been sentenced to be shot, and years from Ophthnlmia Tartar—consequent of Measles, “ Corinthian, Small, Portsmouth. Estate to the persons making said offers aud he has succeeded in removing this louthesoine disease, Comic Song, Jester IttcLELLAN HATS. Eye, as an Esquimaux understands of our Telegraphic the sentence has l>ecn approved and ordered to Bark Harriet Spalding, Booker, Sligo. Antipodean Feats, Company GEORGE ALLEN, mode of communication. and she is now as well as ever. Sch Laura Frances, H iggins, Rockport, Mass. CHARLES P. WILLET. WILLIAM seamon, m. d., Steeple Act, Master John A^k your ennscientous Physician, ask the honest medi- be executed. “ Mary Brewer. Wood, Portland. Dancing Mures—Coquette and Pauline, Whitby W aldoboro’. Sept. 3, 1861. PRINCE NAPOLEON HATS. caljpractitioner, ask the well qualified man about it, and The commanding officers of the brigade, reg­ 686 Hudson St., N ew York. “ T Hix, Hall, Vinalhaven, for New York. Rockland, July 17, 1861. 30tf Highland Fling, Mad. Elvira he will tell you how much suffering, how much pain and iment and company of the condemned, together “ Freeport, Sawyer, Portland. Principal Act, Master Willie Whitby LINCOLN COUNTY.—In Court of Probate at Wiscasset, disappointment has been occasioned by these men, who, I “ Florence, Jameson, Saugus. Irish Lilt, Mad’lle and John on the third day of September 1861. GEN. WOOL HATS. believe, only sin from ignorance. with many officers and privates of his regiment “ D II Baldwin, Glover, Boston. It requires more than ordinary study and a perfect ac­ Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Gymnastic Feats, Wimbold Brothers On the petition aforesaid, O rdered, That notice be have earnestly appealed to the Major General “ Sea Serpent, Arey. Boston. Performing Horse Ducrew, G. II. Whitby SEIGEL HATS. quaintance with the higher branches of science; and unless has won for itself such a renown for the cure of every va­ . “ Eunice, Kellar, Boston. given by publishing a copy of said petition w ith thi9 order commanding, to spare the life of the offender, riety of Throat aud Lung Complaint, that it is entirely un­ Sketch of Napoleon und his Mameluke. thereon, three weeks successively, prior to the first you be perfectly acquainted with the higher Mathematics, “ J Pierce, Ward well, Bangor. Mad’lle W hitby and M aster Willie Opti«a, Dynamics, Laws of light and refraction, in fact, and the President of the United States has ex­ necessary for us to recount the evidence of its virtues, Brig Henry Leads, Smith, Salem. Tuesday of October next, in the Rockland Gazette, a And many other STYLES all of the finest qualities and to wherever it has been employed. As it has long been in Slack W ire, Miss E . W hitby newspaper printed in Rockland, that nil persons interested be disposed of at prices corresponding with the times. the whole cuncle of Natural Philosophy, you cannot poB- pressed a wish tiiat as this is the first condem­ constant use throughout this section, we need not do more SUNDAY, Sept 8. Prairie Act, Master Wambold sibly understand how to fit a pair of Spectacles without may uitend at a Court of Probate then to be held in Wiscas­ doing incalculable Injury. nation to death in this army for this crime, than assure the people its quality is kept up the best it Sch Silas Wright, ------, ------, Stilt Vaulting, Company set, and show cause, if any, why the prayer of said pe­ mercy may be extended to the criminal. This ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do for their “ Helen, Carroll. Portland. Fancy Dance, H. Wambold tition should not be granted. Let None Despair! relief all it has ever been found to do, “ R Bulhvinkle. French, Portland. TRAINED PONIES: Grey Engle, Black Diamond, HIRAM CHAPMAN, Judge of Probate. Gents’ Furnishing Goods. fact, viewed in connection with the inexperience December 20, 1860. 521y “ Glide, Haskell, Boston. Trouble and May Fly. Copy Attest:—E. F oote, Register. 3w37 All Defects o f Vision can now find Help ! TRICK MULES : Pete and Barney of the condemned as a soldier, his previous good “ Jusiina, Holmes, Portsmouth. This assortment is now; stocked to perfection. All DR, ARTHUR S. WOLFF conduct and general good character, the Major ~ ~ d k T higgles? “ Bengal, Hix, Gardiner. styles of “ Post Boy, Tate, Newburyport. CAUTION. will superintend all applications for Glasses. General has determined to grant the pardon so MONDAY, Sept. 9. DENTIST, LIST OF ANIMALS. NOTICE 1 is hereby given that F. G. COOK of Rock­ P. 3 In order to know the proper time WHEN to be­ earnestly prayed for. Has removed to Office formerly occupied by Dr. J. W . Sch Oregon, Graves, Saugus. land is 110 longer my acknowledged agent for the sale FANCY TIES, gin, and WHEN to avoid the use of 3pcctacles, the follow­ ing remarks will serve as a very useful guide : This act of clemency must not be understood Trussell. latterly by Dr. C. L. Strickland. TUESDAY. Sept. 10. UNION, RIBBON, MOHAIR, Ac- BEGIN TO USE SPECTACLES. ns affording a precedent for any future case.— Snow ’s TfcloeJc, - - TtocRlttucl. Sch Ada Ames, Ames Portland. »E. E. FR Y E ’S FILLS, KT HER ADMINISTERED. “ Mt Hope, Ketmiston, New York. 1. If, on reading for a short time, your eyee feel tired The duty of a sentinel is of such a nature that and I will not hold myself responsible for any sold by hitn KYLMDit CO LLARS, without any other reasonable cause. its neglect hv sleeping upon or deserting his All operations both Surgical and Mechanical performed purporting to be m in e. The genuine “ Frye’s Pills” 2- If, on reading, a pressing sensation, or tendency to carefully and faithfully. Sailed. can be had of respectable druggists at 25 cents per box or close the eyelids, as if sleepy, is repeatedly felt. post may endanger the safety of a command, or five boxes for $ 1.00. HOISERY AND CLOVES, SUSPENDERS, I shall give special attention to set’.ihgartificial work. HANDKERCHIEFS. 3. If, on reading or looking at small objects, a cloudy even the whole army. Thunkful for the liberal amount of patronage already WEDNESDAY, Sept. 4. E. E. FRYE. shade appears between the eyes and the object, as if the Private W. Scott of Co. K, 3d Regiment bestowed in this line I invite the attention of persons wish­ Sch Lucy Blake, Everett, New York. South Thom aston, Sept. 3, 1861. 37tf letters would all run together and form one indistinct Vermont Volunteers will be released from con­ ing such to my work w h ic h speaks for it s e l f . “ Excel, Ingraham, Boston. UMBRELLAS A.ND CANES, line. Rocklund, April 10, 1861. 16tf “ Conway, Merrill, New York. 4. If, in order to see clear, you have to hold the object finement, and return to duty. “ Uncle Sam,------, Boston. Fishermen’s Findings. close to or farther off from the eye than usual. By command of s 7 h a l l "&~c 6 7 “ G enuine,------, Boston. BLACKING AND BRUSHES. 5. If more than ordinary light seems to be required for “ Concordia, Cooinbs, Boston. S, L1NI geo b c lellan low est, by rending, sewing, dec. . . M C SATURDAY, Sept. 7. 6. If looking at objects at a reasonable distance, and Major General Commanding. No. 3, Spear Block, Rockland, Rockland, May 14, 1861. light appear dim aud indistinct. Scott was to have been shot this morning.— Sch Harriet, Stetson, Boston. 7. If the glare of strong light, or the reflex of snow is “ Marietta, Gray, New Y'ork. hurtful to the eye. In thia case, tbe eye protectors are The pardon was read to his regiment, which “ Sarah, Holden, New York. S>ven Lions. Pecara, or Wild Hog, BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS’ only occasionally used, and can be left off with safety af­ heartily expressed their appreciation of the SUNDAY. Sept. 8. Two Silver Mane Lions English Rabbits, terw ards. Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, Two Black Mane Lions, East India Rabbits, FALL STYLES! clemency. Sch R. B. Pitts, Flanders, Bristol R I. AVOID THE USE OF SPECTACLES. FANCY TOILET SOAPS, HAIR i.iiuriscotta, Saturday, September 21st. T F T , for civil business, of the new Whitefield, East Pittston aud Pittston arriving at Gardi­ At Wi icasset, Monday, September 23d. Iw38 Rockland, Septem ber 2, 1861. 3w37 Express for the People. U" Dr. M. will send f r e e , by enclosing one stamp as Police Court, for the City of Rockland, will be ner in time for the Boston train of care and also the Billow, of Brunswick,------, do do. above, a Phamplet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on Since for Lewiston. Ar at Port Mulgrave N S I6ih ult, sch Emma O. Cr.utis Private Diseases generally, giving full information, with liolden on the first Tiesdav of May, 18G1, and RETURNING— Will leave Gardiner for the above nam­ Bostoi (and cld 26th for do). New Tamarinds. MOWER A CO., the most undoubted references and testimonials without ed places on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday s on At Rio Janeiro, July 25, Harriet Hazeltine, Drinhwater which, no advertising physician or medicine of this kind hereafter, on the flrst Tuesday of each month, arrival of the above train and Stage arriving at Damaris­ from N ew port, Idg. ’ Four Squadrons from Maine. is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER. U* Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write your a t nine of the clock in the forenoon. cotta in season to connect with the Stage from Bath to Rockland. F are SI >25. SPOKEN. TO HORSE ! TO HORSE!! address plainly, and direct to DR. MATTISON, as above. No action will bo entered till the writ is J.T . BERRY A CO., P r o pr ie t o r s. WAITED- August 22, 1861 35Iy Rockland July 14. 1859. 29tf June 24, lat 28 49 S, Ion 39 20 E, a ship supposed the C ILL commence running an Express on Steamer M. placed on file, which must be done during the B Hazeltine, Gilkey, from Calcutta for New York. FARM, in exchage for property in Rockland, or to W Sanford from Bangor to Boston, Monday,August 19th Sept. 1, lat 40 05, Ion 63 12, ship M atilda, of Seurspont, Fifty Volunteers Wanted A purchase on lime, with security. Leaving Rockland for Boston every Monday and Thursday THU EYE AND EAR, first hour of the Court, on the returned days. from Bristol for Quebec, T . D. DA at 5 o’clock P. M. Returns every Wednesday and Satur­ O fill up a Company of Cavalry new enlisting at Thom­ Rockland, Aug. 21,166L No second continuance will be granted, ex­ aston and- vicinity. day mornings. TYoung meji n’istinguished for their lightness, agility and Freight. Parcels and Money forwarded to all cept by agreement of parties, or for cause Freedom Notice. intelligence wil 1 find thia a most desirable and attrac­ Iron and Steel. parts of the Country. shown. tive servic ». NOTES, BILLS and DRAFTS collected. FOREIGN Deafness, Catarrh, Othoreab, Malformation, Noises in the TVTOTICE is hereby given that I relinquish to my son, W oges Yrour 14 io 2 3 dollars per month, BILLS of EXCHANGE purchased in sums to suit, and all Head, Discharges from the Ear, Ear-Ache in its No credit will be given for fees of this Court. Frederick E. Richards, the remainder of his minority, business in the Express line promptly nttended to. various forms, Ac. and from this dAte 1 shall claim none of his earnings nor (Hight .r pay than infantry or artillery.) Government j In all affections ol (he Eyes, conse­ M. W. FARWELL, Judge. hold myself responsible for any deot he mav contract. furnishes Horses, Horse Equipage, Arms, Uniforms and IO C ents per B ox. W . H. MOWER, Messenger, quent to Measels, Scarlatina, Typhus, CHARLES RICHARDS. all. has had nine years experience on thia route in that capaci­ Blows, Burns, Cancer, Cataract, Accidents to Rockland, April 24, 1861. W itness, T ai.bot Boody. R ounty $122. E. E. FRYE’S PILLS. ty which is a sufficient guarantee o f his ability to transact Cornea, Iris, Cilia, Oplic Nerves or Muscles; in Rockport, Sept. 11, 1861. 3w33 Express busiuess. fact all the diseases to which that delicate organ Is T Supreme Judiaal Court, May T Hyperian Division, Rockland, on KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate, held at F ocj,_ Rockland, August 21,1861. O ’ Il is cooling to the head. Term, 18C1. Pillsbury Block, Rockland, Thursday the 26th day of September, It renders the hair soft and silky. land, on the second Tuesday of September 1861; KNOX-, SS.—At a Court of Probate^held nt Rockland, It prevents the hair from falling off. ELINA O’NEILL Administratrix on the Est with In and for the County of Knox, on the firs’. Tuesday HIRAM HATCH u« FREDERICK H. HAMLIN, •* from the N. Herald, May 30.] at 10 o’clock A. M. of J, inuary A. D. 1861: It removes all Scurf and Dandruff from the head. JOHN O’NEILL late of Thomaston, in said County ND now on suggestion to the Court that Frederick II. Salt, Salt. lE x tra c .. h ir street, Oculist B aris o f R epresentation . -E ach Division In Knox It keeps the hair in a natural and healthy condition. deceased,S having presented her first account of adrainis-’ RDERED, that from and after the day aforesaid the comity is entitled to send six delegates, and one additional Hamlin, the Defendant, at the time of the service of BUSHELS CADIZ SALT now landing from Dr. Arthur S. Wolff of2ow -• the College of Sur- It has a perfume uuperior to any of the Hair Oils tration of said estate for allowance : Co urts of Probate within and for the County of Knox, theA writ, was not an inhabitant of this State, und had no CjUvlz Schooner Republic and for sale by and Aurist, gave a lecture lust night a. -v jfie pro. delegate for every twenty-five members. which now flood the m arket. Obe heli? nt Rockland on the second Tuesday of every Members and visitors <>f the order, in or out of the coun­ Or d er ed , That notice thereof be given, three weeks tenant, agent or attorney within the same, that his goods COBB,.WIGHT & CASE. goons and Physicians, on Opoihalmic Surge4j. - ’•$ the It contains no oil, or any ingredient which is injuri­ icccssively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rock month. And whenever this arrangement shall conflict or estate have been attached in this action, and that he Rockland, July 13. 1861. 32tf fessional gentlemen present were highly pleased w*.. ty will be udmitted to the meetings of the association. ous to the hair. land, in said County, that ull persons interested m ay a t­ with u ny of the provisions olthe Revised Statutes rela­ J. E. M. WRIGHT, Recording Secretary has had no notice of said suit and attachment, is is Or ­ Doctor’s remarks. He also exhibited some of hia newly It is the best article known for dressing children’s tend at a Probate Court to be held at Rockland on the tive to holding said Court, it will be holden on the follow­ d er ed , that notice of the pendency of this suit be given to Rockport, Sept. 11, 1861. ^ ^ 3 w 3 8 __ iuvented Instruments ; among the most interesting and heads, as it cleanses the head, and luys the foun­ second Tuesday of October next, and show cause, if any ing daw. the said Defendant, by publishing an attested copy oi this W-AJRTtEN FACTO RY ingenious, was his Ophthalmoscope, for the investigation dation for a fine head of hair. ‘hey have, why the said account should not be allowed. 3 HORATIO ALDEN, Judge. order, together with an abstract of the PI an tiff’s writ, of the Eye. He is a gentleman of no ordinary abilities. L5T At Tarsus, in Cilicia, Alexander the PRICE 25 CENTS A tteait—a S. Ric^. Register. 3tf three weeks successively iu the Rockland Gazette, aaewit- II. A L D EN , Judge. . [From tire New York Tribune, May 30. Great, while pursuing his career of conquest, bathed in the P repared only by N* W IG rG IN v A true copy,—A tte s t:— A. S. R ic e , Register. 3w38 puper printed at Rockland, in the County of Knox, the chilly waters of the Cydnus, which nearly proved fatal to lust publication to be not less than thirty days before the YARNS,FLANNELS &c. We had the pleasure of being present last night at the Ar.d for sale by C P. FE SSE N D E N , E. R. SPEAR, and T o l.f te Honorable i'J iR -'u Uuapuan, E sq ., Judge him. By constant care and attention, together with the KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate, held at Rock­ next term of this Court, to be holden at Rockland, with­ lecture given before the members of the medical profession extraordinary skill, Ina physician Philip, succeeded ill J. S. HALL As CO., Rockland, Me. o f Probate, within and for the County of at the College of esurgeons and Physicians, by Dr. A rthur June 5, 1860. land, on the second Tuesday of September 1861. in and for the County of Knox, on the fourth Tuesday of W. 0. FULLER, - - Spear S lock, saving his life. The case would uol have been at all se­ 24tf October, A. D. 1861, that said Detendant may then and S. Wolff, who is attached to the 55th N. Y. 8. M. The rious had Dr. Hum’s Famous Aromatic Invigorating Spirit ?LIZABETH COPELAND, widow of JAME8 COPE- Iettcotn: there appear, and answer to said suit, if he shall see cause. Agent for the W arren Factory, lecture was on the diseases of the Eye. The Doctor is a been discovered in that day. o ne wine-glass full, taken C. P. FESSENDEN, J LAND, foie of Warren, in said County, deceased, hav­ tf.IHE undenlgaeil, Guardian ofHonuah M. Barlletl late Attest—EZEKIEL ROSS, Clerk. JJAS ON HAND A GOOD STOCK OF THEIR well qualified Oculist aud Aurist, and in seme instancss after he ca»ne out of thefjyndus, would have immediately ing presented her application for allowance out of the per­ A»jf Thomaston, in »nid County, deceased, respectfully was rather severe ou the M. D’s. present for neglecting to removed all the bad effects of hu imprudence. sonal estate of said deceased : rep resents, that said minor is seized and possessed of the give more attention to the dise*o-es and accidents to which General Depot, 48 Water-Street, New-York. O r d er ed , That notice thereof be given three weeks sue- fol lowing describe*’. Real E sta te ,v iz A ll the interest of (Abstract o f P ltf’s W rit) Yarns, Flannels, Cassimeres and these delicate organs are subject. He is well acquainted cessively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rockland, in J ■» id ward in a lot of land situated in Rockland, in the now It is pul up in pint boliles at 50 cents, and in quarts at Druggist and Apothecary. In a plea of debt. For that the said Hatch by the con­ S a tin e tts , with the subject, and is a gentleman of superior attain- 81. A liberal discount to Wholesale and Retail Druggists said County, that all persons interested may attend at a f o aunty of Knox,bounded westerly by fond of James Ulmer sideration of our Justices of our Supreme Judicial Court, menu. The love for the speciality he haa followed for for cash. Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on the second Tues- » outherly by land of Susan Hammond ; easterly by land which will be sold at the Factory prices for Cash or Wool some years with great success in New York, has made day of October «...— zc fc j k., i„„.i «««. rnr>n*r. holden at Wiscasset, for and within the county of Liucoln, Wholesale Agents in Boston, G. C. GOODWIN & CO WO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK. next, and show cause, if .any.... they.— have,. V. of Lucy Richards . ; and - --northerly by land on the sixteenth day of November, A. D. 1858, recovered Rockland, June 12,1861. 35tf him one of the most successful surgeons of the day. The M. 8. BURR A CO., and WEEKS & POTTER. *’ why the prayer ol said petition should not be granted. I ly of Gilbert Ulmer, containing about five II A I II I? KT judgment against said Hamlin for the sum of $385,89 debt congratulationa of his colleagues were tendered to him by Sold in Rockland by C. I*. FESSENDEN, F. G. COOK KOCKLAND. ME. H. ALDEN, Judge. less. or damage und fifteen dollars and eleven cents cost of suit, a vote of thanks. and J. S HALL t ery approved kind, Chemicals, Sponge, Truss- Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on theseconQ Tues­ LINCOLN CO UNTY.—In Court of Probate at Wiacauet, of redemption and said sale were all void, there being no by his Attorney, A. W oodman. 14th street, has operated for Strabismus (cross-eye) on one ° S g I?1* 7 tirte 10 ,he i,ub'ic 1 woul(l »»>•lliat 1 day of October next, and show cause, if any thr,y finve on the third dtiy of September 1861. such equity then existing neither was there any such equity August 22, 1861. 3w*36 i with t h e ------*------a. Shoulder Braces, Perfumery, Hair Oils, naveh.1" tested it and am satisfied that it is entirely safe. existing at the time of said alleged attachment; whereby lives, Hair and Teeth Brushes Sy ringes ol all why the prayer of said petition should not be gra n»cd On the petiiitin aforesaid, Obdbbeu, That notice be A. IIARB C. P. FESSENDEN, II. ALDEN iud' riven by publiahing a copy of said petition, wiln Ihu order an action hath accrued to thePIantiffto have and recover •ed, Cooking Extracts, Spices, Citron, Cur- said sum of $369,64 of said defendent and interest on the I willingly add my testimony to the many the Doctor Figs, Tamarinds, Pure Cream Tartar, Loz- Rockland, Aug. 29. 186? rUsei>1’ N °’ 5 K’mba1' B ° Ck' A true copy,—A ttestA . S. R ic e , Register.. thereou, three woeKe aucteaaively prior to the firalTueii- Freedom Notice. 3w3B dty of October null. In l lie Rockland Gatetle, a new»- same from the time of said rendition of judgment, amount­ has already. He haa removed from eye lids of my son ud Neats Fool Oil, Burning Fluid, Dye Stuffs paper printed iu Rockland, that all peraona iotweeled may ing to $53,59 making in all $423,23. Date of writ April HIS certifies that I have given my son Orace A. Martin one of tbe most unsightly diseases, whieh has resisted my own and many of my colleagues’ medical treatment; end Citron, Currants, RaJsins. aiiend et k Court of Probate then to be holden In Wiicai- 16th 1861. Returnable on the first Tuesday of May 1861 T his time, to act for himself, and that I will claim none e Bine Mortar, Plllabnry Block, aet and .how came, if any, why the prayer of aald petition to Supreme Judicial Court. Ad-damnum $500. ol his wages nor pay any of his debts after this date. in gratitude for the blessing my child now enjoys I have Is said to he the best of remedies. See advertisement given the present certificate, and shall always he glad to kockland, me. Enquire of Judge Farwell and others who have iied R LSO Sugars, Teas Ac,, warranted nice^ and as l.#w as abould not be granted. „ „ , . A Tiue Copy of the Order of Court with Abstract of the SIMON MARTIN. the lowest,|by ubl an fo rth hear of his welfare. , 1860. 4411 July 25, 1861. L HIRAM CHAPMAN, Judge of Probate. W rit. W itness R D . 1,r B . H. CIIIEj A true ci ypy—Attest: —B. F o o t i, Register. 3w38 Attest:—EZEKEL ROSS Clerk. Appleton, Aug. 14, 1861. 3w*36 R.VANBUMN. From the World We Live In. One Wliite Doves of tlie City. New Arrangement. AYER’S Diarrhea and Dysentery. SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES!! WILDES’ HOTEL, A CURE WARRANTED FOR 50 cts. H A IR W O R K . BY LIZZIE FLY. INSIDE LINE. CATHARTIC A new and full assortment which will be sold NO. 46 ELM STREET, The purchase money refunded to all persons dis­ 'THREE TRIPS A WEEK. b o s t o n . Oh why nre ye here, ye white-winged doves, PILLS. satisfied with its results. O]ae£t,]p fox* O ci, s ix . In the hands of Cth and sin? * ------Bangor, Portland, Boston, Lawrence 4 Lowell. Are you sick, feeble, and —ALSO— WESTON MERRITT, P roprietor. Are ye lured away from your native groves complaining? Are you out of Clem’s Su m m e r Cure. MRS. HARDING’S 500 TESTIMONIALS! order, with your system de­ September 12,1860. , By the city’s pomp and din? The splendid and fust nailing Steamer SIMPLE sweet syrup, compounded of roots and harks, ranged, and your feelings un­ containing no drugs or deliterious substances j mild and GREAT DISCOVERY EUREKA. comfortable ? These symp­ Asafe in its operation,» greeable to the taste, and does not ARTHUR S. WOLFF M. D. BETHEL HOUSE, Are ye so free from earthly taint, DANIEL WEBSTER, toms are often the prelude to The Eureka, is a Spanish preparation, whith will change Of 23S West I4lh St., New Yo’rk, serious illness. Some tit of like other diarrhea preparations, constipate the bowels, gray, light or red hair or whiskers, to an auburn, dark That ye all unscathed may go ; OAPT. SAMUEL BLANCHARD, thereby endangering the system, necessitating the imme­ Corner of the Common and Elm Street. sickness is creeping upon you, brown or black color. For sale by OCCUUST AND Al’KIST, While the life of m an grows sick and faint, and after MONDAY, June 10, the Steamer Daniel and should be averted by a diate use of cathartics; but gives immediate relief, invig­ J. L.GIOFRAY, Sole Agent. W e b s te r , will leave BANGOR at 4 o ’c lo c k ) A . timely use of the right rem­ orates aud strengthens the patient, aud leaves the bowels BETHEL, ME. His days filled up w ith woe ? iu a healthy, natural condition. One bottle of the 8am- Pillsbury Block, Rockland. M ., connecting with the 3 o ’c lo c k tr a in s at Portland edy. Take Ayer’s Pills, and 'p H E Public are hereby notified that at upper and lower roads for Boston, Lowell anil Lawrence cleanse out the disordered hu­ mer Cure is sufficient to cure any ordinary case; two or Dr. W. is accompanied by Wm. P. LOVEJOY, Proprietor. Ye flutter in at each noisome lane, Trains will leave BOSTON, at 5 o ’c lo c k same os three potions being generally sufficient to cure the most m ors— purify the blood, and No. 5 CU8TOM HOUSE BLOCK (Up Stairs) And about the jostling street; heretofore. let the fluids move on unob­ violent attack; and four to six bottles is warranted to cure Leave Bangor every Monday, Wednesday and Friday any one case of confirmed chronic California Diarrhea. They can find a very fine assortment of MR. ASHER ANSELL, Yet your pure, white plumes receive no stain, structed in health again. This house has recently been remodeled and refurnished mornings, at 4 o’clock, arriving at Rockland at about 9 They stimulate the functions The Summer Cure is admirably adapted to all ages, WIGS, late optician to the Ophthalmic Hospital, London. throughout, and now offers additional attractions to those Unsoiled are your tiny feet. o’clock, A. M., and arriving at Portland in season for the of the body into vigorous ac­ sexes and conditions ; none can be injured by its proper TOP-PIECES, The sight being the source of our highest and most in­ travelling for health or pleasure. 3 ^’clock trains for Boston. tivity, purify the system from use. For children and infants aud particularly for chil tellectual enjoyments, is unfortunately the most abused Rockland, June 23, 1860. 26tf PRIZETTS, and neglected, and it cannot but be regretted that the Ye may hover near fierce scenes of strife, R eturning,—Leaves Portland for Bangor and Interme­ tlie obstructions wliioh mako dren teething, it has no equal. The Summer Cure has been diate landings on the river every Monday, Wednesday and disease. A cold settles somewhere in the body, qnd ob­ used in a great vuriety of caseB for three years, with as­ BRAIDS/ means generally resorted to for its improvement are too But no harm doth come to you, Friday evening, on the arrival oi the cars from Boston, structs its natural functions. Those, if not relieved, tonishing results; never yet having failed to effect a cure. CURLS &c«, frequently the cause of injury, und in many instances its thorndikeT oteu To northern troops going South, and to mothers with loss, by persons pretending to be Opticiaus who are not at And the harshest tones of human Jife arriving at Rockland every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pro­ of the French Style which are sure to retain both shape G. W. HODGES, Proprietor. day morning at about 3 1-2 o’clock. ducing general aggravation, suffering, and disease. large families of children, the Sum m er Cure is truly in­ all acquainted with any ol the beautiful principles of the Ne’er change that low, soft “ coo.” valuable. and color until worn out. Law of 8igkt or Optics, with not a particle of knowledge CORNER MAIN AND SEA STREETS, ROCKLAND. FARE—From Rockland to Boston, While in this condition, oppressed by the derangements, Ladies in paititular are requested to call at my rooms Lawrence or Lowell, $ 2 .5 0 . take Ayer’s Pills, and seo how directly they restore the i t ? All agents selling this medicine, may at their discre­ as to the Anatomy or Physiology of the human Eye, tak­ Single persons or small Families accommodated with There are human souls, alas too few ! tion refund the purchase money to persons dissatisfied with and examine the work, as I am sure they will be satisfied ing upon themselves to assist the Sight, with Glasses neith­ From Rockland to Portland, 1 .5 0 . natural action of the system, and with it the buoyant with both price and iruteriuL board on liberal terms. As pure as the white-winged dove ; River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. feeling of health again. W hat is true and so apparent iu its results. The Colonel of any regiment of New England er truly ground, or by Hny means scientifically adapted, Conches always in attendance to take guests to and O rders for C ustom W ork promptly executed and causing by thetr ignorance the most fatal results. M. W . FARW ELL, A gent.. this trivial and common complaint, is also true in many troops will be furnished gratis with oue bottle euch for entire satisfaction warranted. from the several steamers. And the lanes of grief they are groping through every commissioned officer iu his command, by applying Mr. A. A. has the most complete Stock of Spectacles Rockland April 17, 1860. 17if The Webster will make-her Landings at ATLANTIC of the deep-seated and dangerous distempers. The samo Grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon my Leave no slain on their robes of love. W harf, South end. purgative effect expels them. Caused by similar obstruc­ to the proprietors or to any one of their general Agents. ever imported into this country, which he adapts under tions and derangements of the natural functions of the P hice 50 cts a bottle. humble efforts to please the public in the past, I shall en the Immediate superintendence of Dr. Wolff, in Agent’s Office at Police Court Room. ceavor to use my best efforts to retain the present trade W. S. COCHRAN, Unharmed they stray from the sheltered cot— June 5, 1861. 24tf body, they are rapidly, and many of them surely, cured G. C. Goodwin A Co., Boston, Gen. Agent for New Gold, Silver, Steel, Plalina and Amilum; Micro­ by the same means. None who know tho virtues of theso England. H. H. H ay, .Portland, and B. F. Bradbury, and respectfully solicit an extention of the same. From their native glens and groves j Pills, will neglect to employ thorn when suffering from Bangor.Gen- Agents for Maine. SHAVING DEPARTMNT. scopes, Reading Lenses, dpc. Opera Glasses, SAIL-MAKER, Dark chasms of sin defile them not— OUTSIDE EIHE. the disorders they cure. . Sold by LEVI M. ROBBINS, Rockland; and by Drug­ Sh*ving, Hair Cutting, Shampooing, Coloring, Curling, Marine Glasses, Eye Glasses, Statements from leading physicians m some of tho These, God ! are thy white-winged doves. gists and Country Merchants generally. and Frizzling done a little belter than at any other estab dbaler in s a . o o ’ r o bo st o n - principal cities, and froijt other well known public per- For sale in fourth Maine Regiment by J. A. CONANT. lishment in the State, this is what the Deople say. of every description. No Charge for consultation. Every DUCK, BOLT ROPE, TWINE, THIMBLES, PAUS- —Ciqcinnati, Ohio. HOWES Jc CO., Proprietors, Belfast, Me. article warranted. S I i i s A r i ’ a i i k c m c i i t . July II, 1861. *3ui29 PERFUMERY Particular attention is called to Dr. W.’s newly invent­ LIN E ^rc., Ac. Fiom a Forwarding Merchant o f St. Louis, F b . 4, 1856. ed Amber Glasses, SAILS made and repaired at short notice. Another T raitor Caught.—Mr. Ellis B. Sch­ The large and commodious Steamer of all descriptions for sale at this establishment. Da. Ayer: Your Pills aro the paragon of all that is o. 3. Crockett’s Building, . Rocklnnd. nabel was on Thursday morniDg committed to iTIENEHION SA N F O R D , great iu medicine. They have cured my little daughter • MR. J. L. GIOFRA Y will challenge the world to pro­ TERMS REASONABLE. of ulcerous sores upon her hands and feet that had proved C U R E F O R duce a Salve equal to his Rockland, July 15, 1861. 30tf Rockland, March 20 1861. 13tf Fort Lafayette, New l’ork, as a Government CAPT. E.jH. SANFORD, incurable for years. Her mother has been long, griev­ Samaritan Salve, prisoner, by David II. Carr, United States IT7ILL leave BANGOR, or aslfar'iup us the ice will ad- ously afflicted with bidtehes aud pimples on her skin and LYSANDER HILL, Marshal of Connecticut. He was taken in H mlt, for BOSTON, every Monday and Thursday nt in lier hair. After our child was cured, sho also triod which Is for snle at his establishment and by Druggists 11 o’clock, A. M., arriving at ROCKLAND at about 5 your Pills, and they have cured her. PIN WORMS generally. Every mother should not iail to have a box In Now Opening Litchfield couuty, where he was organizing and o’clock, P. M. ASA MORGRIDGE. the house in case of accident. Counsellor & Attorney at Law, preaching secession, peace, and other treason R eturning :—Leaves Foster’s South Wharf BOSTON, „ ,, , J. L. GIOFRAY. As a Family Physic. A NEW DISCOVERY. Rockland, Sept. 20, 1859. 39if For the inspection of the Ladies, our usual supply of Rich THOMASTONi ME. able doctrines, which the Connecticut men do for BANGOR, (or as far up as the ice will permit,) and in­ termediate landings on the river, every Tuesday and Fri­ From. Dr. E. IF. (brtwright, New Orleans. February 20, 1861. not agree to. The United States Marshal has HE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the removal of which has day afternoon, at 5 o’clock, arriving at ROCKLAND Your Pills are the prince of purges. Their excellent ever baffled tlie skill of the most eminent physicians, THE GOOD SAMARITAN St taken a receipt from Colonel Burke for Mr every Wednesday and Saturday morning, at about 5 qualities surpass any cathartic we possess. .They aro T and universally considered by them as beyond the reach of JW V - j .-p . cilley; Schnabel. According to the New York Trtlrune o’clock. mild, but very certain and effectual iu their action on tho medicine, are entirely expelled from the human system by FARE—From Rockland to Boston. $ 2 .0 0 . bowels, which makes them iu valuable to us in the daily the i i of Attorney & Counseller at Law, Schnabel has been a prominent man in Phila­ River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. treatm ent of disease. at^Xo. 4 Peny Block, delphia politics for the last ten years. He is a m. w. Fa r w e l l , Agent. IIcn(lAclie,SickIIcaSILK, Carr caught him. Isle, (Scott’s Lauding,) Sedgwick, and Mt. Desert, (So. thy the confidence of the profession and the people. PROGRESSION! DAPTED to All countries and climates, for wood or Tambo, Moravian and Nuns Cotton, Linen Floss, ROCKLAND, Me. West Harbor.) coal, with or without Hot Water Reservoir and Warm­ Department of the I nterior, I A Gold Braid, and other small articles too R esidence on Water Street, first house north of A. C. R etu rn in g —Leaves Millbridge every Thursday m orn­ ROGRESSION is the order of the day; knowledge is ing Closet. This new and beautiful cooking apparatus numerous to mention. Spalding’s. The Artesian W ell at Fort McHenry.—The ing at 7 o’clock, touching as above, arriving in time to con­ Washington, D. C., 7th Feb., 1856. j Sin : I have used your Pills in my general and hospital P progression ; the arts are progressing, and especially combining more valuable improvements than any other Rockland, June 5, 1860. 24tf story that the boring of the Artesian well in nect with the M. Sanford for Boston. practice ever since you made then), and cannot hesituto to so the Art or Science of Medicine. Stove in the world ; and the very perfect manner in which W HITE GOODS. Fort McHenry had been abandoned as impraeti say they aro the best cathartic we employ. Their regu­ CONSUMPTION, that most insidious and malignant t is made and finished makes Lawns, Cambrics, Brilliants, Muslin, Crimpolius, Mar­ F A I t E : lating action on the liver is quick nnd de-idH. conse­ enemy of our race, has, by progression, at length been seilles, and a general n.»sortinent of other goods usually THOMAS FRYE cable, and that arrangements had been made checkmated, by the timely and judicious use of the kept iu such an establishment. From Rockland to Muchiasport, $2 50 quently they are au admirable 1 . 1 .. .i o . u.-nuiovm. :»ts THE GOOD SAMARITAN a n d for a supply of water from the city, is thus con­ “ Jonesport, 2 25 of that organ. Indeed, I htue seldom found a case of Latest, Safest, Cheapest and Most Reliable Com­ The Most Desirable. A G E N T F O R tradicted by the Baltimore American: “ Millbridge, 2 00 bilious disease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to The Most Beautiful, “ Mt. Desert, (So. West Harbor,) 1 50 them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, M. D., pound ever offered to the Public, FREN C H and A M E R IC A N H A IR WORK, OFFICE NO. 4 KIMBALL BLOCK, The Most Economienl, (O ver the Store o f M. C. Andrew s.) “ For some days paBt rumors have been cir­ Deer Isle, (Green’s Landing,) 1 00 Physician o f the Marine Hospital. The Most Perfect, of the best manufacture in the United States, which he HOWES’ COUGH PILLS. keeps constantly on hand or orders at short notice. Dwelling House, on Spring Street, culated that this important work has been sus­ “ North Haven, . 50 Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Relax, W orms. And the Moat Valuable of STOVES. opposite Dirigo Engine House. “ Mt. Desert,(So. West narbor,) 150 The proprietors do not claim that confirmed, seated BONNETS BLEACHED AND PRESSED. pended in consequence of the augers hnving en­ “ Sedgwick, I 50 From Dr. J. G. Green, q f Chicago. Innumerable references can be given but its excellencies .ALL ORDERS BY DAY OR NIGHT Consumption can be cured ; but they do claim that can only be appreciated by its use. For sale by H. HATCH. will be promptly attended to. countered a thick bed of oyster shells, &c., M Deer Isle, (Scott’s Landing,) 100 Your Pills have had a long trial in my practice, and I Coughs, Colds, Asthma and bronchial Affections can be WALTER J. WOOD. Rockland, May 14, 1861. 21tf Rockland, Nov. 20 1858. 48t which could not lie penetrated. We are glad W ay Fares as usual. hold them in esteem as one of tlie best aperients I have cured, aud that the sufferings of the most hopeless victims Rockland, May 9, I860. 20lf to be able to state that these rumors are un­ M. W . FARW ELL, Agent. ever found. Their alterative effect upon tlie liver makes o f confirmed Consumption are greatly ameliorated by April 10, 1861. lGlf. them an excellent remedy, when given in small doses for the use of their Pills. Dr. T. L. ESTABROOK, true, At a considerable depth a hard bed of bilious dysentery and diarrhoea. Their sugar-coating As an earnest of the Proprietors’ confidence in the mer­ makes them very acceptable aud convenient for the use its of their COUGH PILLS, and their desire to remove all Dyspepsia Remedy earth was encountered, in which were found Porthiud and Acw York Steamers. of women and children. stones and largo boulders, which gave much prejudice or skepticism from the minds of the public, they Dyspepsia. Impurity of tho Blood. instruct their agents every where, in all cases, to refund gjnjsitiim & gurgran. trouble, but these have now been jmssed, and SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. From Etc. J. F. Jlimes, Pastor o f Advent Church, Boston. the purchase money wherever the Pills fail to give satis­ D r. DARIUS HAM’S faction. OFFICE,— PILLLBURY’S NEW BLOCK. at the depth of one hundred and twenty-five Di:. Ayer: I have used your Pills with extraordinary Portland, June 1, 1861. The?e Pills are perfectly safe for all nges and sexes; and Aromatic Invigorating Spirit. feet the apgcr is penetrating the stratum of success in my fauiiiy and among those I am called to visit are sold at the low price of twenty-five cents per box, that Board* nt the Thorndike Ilotel.—where calls hard clay! which in this vicinity is known to O ’The Steamer that leaves New York Wednesdays, in distress. To regulate tho organa of digestion and This Medicine has been used by the public fo r seven may lie left when the Da. cannot be found at his office. purify the blood, they are tho very best remedy I have all may be Lcuclitted by their use. Agents are instructed Dr. Estabronk will be pleased to attend to all calls with and Portland Sat tn days, has discontinued her trips for the to furnish them gratis to persons unable to purchase years, with increasing favor. Il is recommend­ overlie the gravel under which good water is present thus leaving but one Steamer on the route. cv, r known, and I can confidently recommend them to which he may be favored, at h is o ffic e , where he may usually found, and which will no doubt be my friends. Yours, J . V. HIMES. them. ed to cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart- be found day or night. k. The first class Steamships “ CIIESA- Druggists and Country Merchants supplied at the usual Rockland, July 31, 1860. 32tf reached in about ten days or two weeks. The ____ft PEAKE,” Captain Sidney Crowell, and W arsaw. Wyoming Co., N. Y., Oct. 24, 1855. discount. Burn, Colic Pains, Wind in the Stomach work is in good and experienced hands, and no Dear Sir : I am using your Cathartic Pills in my prac­ TKY THEM, EVERYBODY, or Pains in the Bowels, Headache, rr .’&■»“ 1’a TAPSO,” Captain L. II. Layfield, will tice. and find them au excellent pQrgative to cleanse tho hereafter form a semi-weekly line between the Ports of and refu te the long-established proveib, that “ a prophet doubt is entertained of the entire success of the Bystem and p u rify the. fountains o f the blood. Drowsiness, Kidney Complaints, Low PETER TEACHER & BROTHER. York and Portland, leaving each Portevery W ednes­ is not without honor, except in his ownhouseP JOHN G. MEACHAM, M.D. Spirits, Delerium Tremens, Intem­ work. No contract has been made for a supply day and Saturday at 4 P. M. Valuable certificates ot benefits and cures are iu our Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, of water from the city water works.” Passage, including Meals and State Rooms $5.00 C o n s tip a t i o n , Costiveness, Suppression, hands, but we prefer to give the Pills to the public on perance. The great dispatch given to freight by this line makes it their own merits alone. OFFICE. NO. 2 KIMBALL BLOCK. Rheum utism , Gout, Neuralgia, Drop­ It Stim ulates, E x h ila r a tes, I nvigorates, but w il l ie most desirable freight communication between New sy', Paralysis. Fits, etc. MAIN STREET ...... ROCKLAND, ME ricks ar Yarkand the'East. No commission charged at either H O W E S aV C o., Proprietors, Belfast. not Intoxicate or S tu ff. T or W .—It is told, and we presume Front, Dr. J. P. Vaughn, Montreal, Canada. P eter T aacher. R. P. E. T iia c h e b . end for forwarding. Sold by LEVI M. ROBBINS, Rocklaud ; GEO. 1. ROB­ S A M ED ICIN E, it is quick and effectual, curing all correctly, that the day before the battle of Drajnge in New York between connecting lines by con­ Too much cannot be said of your Pills for the cure of INSON, Thomaston ; JAMES PERRY, Camden, and by Rockland, Feb. 21, 1856. 48tf cosLiot/x*. I f others of our fraternity have found them ca?es of Dyspepsia. Kidney and other complaints ol Springfield, Mo., Ben McCulloch went into our tract at lowest rates. other druggists and traders iu the country. AStomach and Bowels. EMERY A FOX, Portland. as efficacious as- 1 have, they should join me in-proclaim­ camp in disguise to sell eggs and poultry.— ing it for the bvie-fit of the multitudes who suffer from A W in e Glass fu l l will remove drooping spirits, and DENTISTRY. H. II CROM WELL, «k CO., New York. ROBBINS, restore weakly, nervous and sickly to health. This is not original with the redoudtahle Ben. October 25, 1859. Cm44 that complaint, which, although bad enough iu itself, is GEO. O. GOODWIN & CO., the progenitor of others that are worse. I believe cos- Shattered constitutions,* and those subject to Delerium Subscriber would respectful­ In our Revolutionary war the English held tiveness to originate in tho livergbut your Pills affect that 1 1 A 12 MnrMliall street, Boston, Max*., d ® T remens, through the too free use ol liquors, A c., wil possession of a stronghold, which our forces £ II. COCHRAN, organ and cure the disease. immediately feel the happy effet ts of “JIam’s Invigorat­ ly inform the citizens of Rockland and General Agents for New Englund. WILSON dt WHITE’S BLOCK, vicinity that he has fitted up an OFFICE in April 29, 1861. 1VI9 ing S p ir it .” could not gain unless through a knowledge of From Mrs. E. Stuart, Physician and Midwife, Boston. Do se.—One wine glass full ; which will remove Bad Wilson & White’s block, fur the practice of Dentistry — w 1 1 t a k e risks of SIGN OF THE GOL.DEX EAGLE. how matters were conducted inside. Anthony I find one or two large doses of your Pills, taken at the Rockland, Me . Spiiiis, Heart burn, Indigestion, create an appetite, cure He is prepared to iusert artificial teeth and to perform all Wayne. “ Mad Anthony” as he was called, D w elling Houses, proper time, are excellent pr<-motives of the natural secre­ EEPS a full assortment of Titre and lluudulteruled Dyspepsia and Colic, remove Flatulence. Kidney, Blad- operations connected with his profession in the most skill tion when wholly or partially suppressed, and also very Drugs, Medicines, Ac. They all liein^aew, must dei or Urlnarv obstructions will be relieved by a'dose or ful manner. undertook this delicate and danger, us service. Household Furniture, effectual to cleanse the stomach amt expel worms. They CONSUMPTIVES, K tw o , Mt.-l nn .•/Tpctnnl m rc tty rh» us« o f « few bottlcn...... E- CHASE. an d arc so much tlie best physic wo have that I recommend An equal and normal Circulation of the blood is health. A drae will give instant relief to the most violent Head­ Rockland. Nov. 17, 1858. 47ly He spoke Dutch like a native, getting a An abnormal, ilia: is to auy. an excessive or deficient cir­ Stores, Stocks oL Goods, no other to my patients. Remember they be found at the Sign of the Golden ache, Nausea, or Bail Feelings, through excesses. cart he loaded it with cabbages ami started for culation or stagnation of the blood, is disease. To illus­ Ladies ol weak and sickly constitutions will find a dose Finishing R isk s on From the Rev. Dr. Hawkes, o f the Methodist Epis. Church. trate—torpidity of the Liver is caused by stagnation of the Eugle. IU!.BAYNES? the fort. So complete was his disguise that no Rockland, April 17, 1861. 17tf occasionnLy will return to them health and strength. P ulaski House. Savannah, Ga., Jan. C, 1856. blood in that organ ; diseases of the Kidneys, Inflamma­ During pregnancy, it is most efficacious in removing suspicion was entertained ; he brougetjust the buildings in process of H onored Sir : 1 should be ungrateful for the relief tion ot the Lungs, Disease of the Heart, sequently an ubuormal circulation. The blood becomes other Shawls Bleached or Cleansed. Piano and Table Refusing aid to the Enemy.—Parties from Pittsfield, Mass...... Cash C apital and surp. over $200,000. might aud S alt Rheum. It ifcan internal remedy, driving ’E offer to the country trade mu’, consumers, a com­ Covers, Silk Ribbons und Kid Gloves Cleansed. All work GEORGE F. KALER.j E. II. Kellogg, Pres’l. J. G. Goodridge, Sec’y. out and entirely eradicating the disease, requiring no change watery, colds and bronchiul complaints ensue—the suffer­ March 3, 1859. the South are here at the North very anxious er becomes nervous, mid subject to rheumatic pains and plete assortment of every variety of LIQUORS, done in a manner which will give satisfaction- iu diet or business, and may he taken by children and per­ W Goods received and forwarted by the Agents. to buy quinine, an indespcnsiblc article during sons of the most delicate constitutions with perfect safety. neuralgia—.loinplaints of the liver and kidneys set in, iu SPRINGFIELD FIRE «5c MARINE INSURANCE CO. short, ulmosie evry type of diseuse but virulent levers may W INES, &c«, and would say that our experience of Ao e st s :—II. Hatch, Rockland ; R. Y. Crie, Waldobo­ LIBBY & SON, the fever and ague season. This article i6 Springfield, Mass. TcNliinonin Im» be traced to this deficiency in the blood, of the corpuscles more than FORTY YEARS as Importers is not only a ro’; H all A Co., Damariscotta ; John B. Carver, (Carver’; Cash Capital $200,000...... Assets over $448,000. or red globules. Harbor) Vinalhaven; II. A. Mills, North Haven; Jamet SHIP CHANDLERS, GROCERS manufactured prineiply by messrs. Powers and “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound” is sufficient guarantee for the Purity of our Gooda, Veightinan, of Philadelphia, who have issued Edmund Freeman, Pres’t. Wm. Connor, Jr., Sec’y. Old age causes a deficiency of corpuscles, and while we Perry, Camden Harbor; John A. Watts, (Tenant’s Har­ the best medicine for the disease I ever saw. CHAS. A. do not pret.aid to say that we have discovered the “ eiixir but that it enables us to offer advantages to buyers that bor) St. George; Mrs. N. Fuller, Thomaston; II. II SMITH, No. 1 Old State House. Boston. instructions to their agents not to sell to any CHARTER OAK FIRE &. MARINE CO. vine,” we do say that life can be materially prolonged by cannot be excelled by any house in Boston. Owing to the Keen, McLain’s Mills ; J. W. Longfellow, Machias. After suffering with Rheumatism twenty years, and be­ the use of the Rockland, April 2, 1861, 15tf COMMISSION MERCHANTS, one where there is the least suspicion that it Hartford, Colin...... Capital, $300,000. difficulty of procuring, in many towns, a strictly pure and R. Gillett, President. J, II. Sprague, Sec’y. ing confined to my bed several weeks last spring, 1 wns Corner of 2Oth and Cary StreetM, will reach the South, though the price they entirely cured by the use of one bottle of “ Gardiner’s “ Blood Food, 1 reliable article of Liquors and Wines for medicinal and Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound.”— NORMAN T. T H E D O C K . offer be equal to its weight in gold. HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO. which restores tlie red globules, and thus the normal cir­ AYERS, 75 Franklin street, Boston. culation. Consumptives ! Friends of consumptives!!— other purposes, we have for tunny years given special at­ REMOVAL. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Within a few days there has been frequent Springfield, Muss...... Cupitul and assets,$220,000. Sufferers from auy organic disease !!! Unfortunates, who tention to filling orders for P rivate Use, and consumers rpHE Subscriber having removed his Stock of LUTHER LIBDY QEO. W. LIBBV. W. B. Calhoun, Pres't. J. C.Pyuchon, Sec’y. Having been a constant sufferer from Neuralgia for eight­ _ April 1, 1361.______15if inquires for quinine and quicksilver for the een mouths, and been driven by excruciating pain to the have by excess of the body or mind, reduced the standard will find it grently to their advantage to send their orders of the blood and diminished the red globules : Ladies suf­ Provinces ; both are new items of commerce trial of numberless remedies without obtaining relief, 1 to us direct, as we employ no travelling or other agents with that section ; the latter article is essential CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE CO. w as induced to try “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neurulgia fering any of the dis'resses known as female complaints, BOOTS, SHOES, WI1XIAM F. JOY, Conway, Mass...... Capitul $200,000. Compound.” 1 have taken hut one bottle aud uni entirely lie persuaded the “ Blood Food ” can cure you. It has whatever. Persons who require Pure Liquors and fVines, in the manufacture of percussion caps.— Com. J. S. Whitney, Pres’t. D. C. Rogeis, Sec’y. well D. D. BAXTER, Dry Goods Dealer, No. 5, Apple cured thousands of desperate cases where all hope has in large or small quantities, may rest assured that all or­ Shipping' & Commission Merchants been given up. Do not reject it, do not throw away your Bulletin. ton Block, Lowell, Muss. Rubbers, Hats, Caps, &c., BALTIMORE, Md. HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. only hope. The “ Blood Food ” is an unfailing remedy; ders will receive our best personal attention, and that I have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in its w orst form give it a trial. Ship Stock furnished to order. Orders for Grain and Salem. Mass...... Capital and Assets, $350,000. for a long lime, and suffered more than can be imagined, every article sent from our house will be satisfactory in An exchange says it is alleged by the Breck­ A. Story, Pres’t. J. T. Burnham, Sdc’y. An elaborate treatise, currying out and fully proving the From No. 3 Kim ball Slock, Flour solicited. General Merchandise and Produce sold on inridge men that Lincoln has broken the Con­ except by those similarly afflicted. I tried one bottle of theory advanced here to correct, will be mailed to any in­ every respect. Communications by mail will receive consignment. « your Compound, and can honestly say that 1 believe my­ terested party, on the receipt of two 3 cent stamps.— prompt attention, with full and complete catalogue of April 2, 1661. 15tf stitution. Admit it, for argument's sake : hut THOMASTON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. self entirely cured.—JOHN A. MORDO, PEARL Street Blood Food is sold by all druggists ; or where it cannot be goods, prices, &c. To the North Store inj_Clark’s Block, Jeff. Davis broke the Constitution to destroy it, Thom aston, Maine. House. Boston, Mass. hail, I will send 6 bottles iree of expense, for 4. Price RUSSELL MILLS Atwood Levensaler, Pres’t. Wm. R. Keith, Sec’y. I. D. RICnARDS A SOWS, and Lincoln, if you please, asserted great pow­ “ Gardiner’s Rheum atic and Neuralgia Compound ” tins singlo'bottle, $1. It is put up in 8 oz. vials, in yellow entirely cured me of sufferings of several years’ standing. wrappers—the old kind, in small hotties, in red wrappers 87 &. 89 Stale Street, Bo.ton. at the Brook, opposite H. H. CRIE’S, where he Intends OOTTOIST DUCK.. ers in n great emergency to save it. Which PENOBSCOT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. W. E. HODGKINS, No. 1 Old Slate House, Boston. having been done away with—and bears the fac-simile Dotlon, April 6,1861. Iyl6 keep a good assortment ol every thing usually kept lu his THE subscribers, having sold these vert su- line, ami will do you like t o t ? Bangor, Maine. My son, ten years of age. has been for three years a signature of Church & Dupont upon the f.»ce of the wrap­ A pebiorPER Cotton Duck for several years past, have E. L. Ilainlin, Pres’t. B. Plummer, Sec’y. great sufferer from Salt Rhe'iiu, his hands covered with per. Beware of coiinl&rf»i<« imitation^ found that it is considered the best brand now in geueral C. T. DUPONT, Sole Proprietor. emocrats isten sores and in constant pain ; one bottle of your compound Sell as Low as the Lowest. D L .—lie who is not for the cured h m —J. W. HAMMOND. 99 Milk S treet, Boston 409 Broadway', N ew Y ork. The H A R D D U C K has been worn on large Schoon­ Life Insurance. U. II. HAY, Portland, general Agent for Maine. ers, Yachts, Pilot Boats and has fully proved that it will country is against her. There is no neutral Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound ” has Life insurance effected in the fallowing sound companies C. P. FESSENDEN and LEVI M- ROBBINS, Agents AU persons in want of any of the above named! Goods w ear longer and “ bag ” lese than other kinds heretofore position to he occupied. It is the duty of all doiqg business on the-moat approved plans, and offering in­ entirely cured me of Neuralgia.-W C. THOMPSON, for Rockland aud vicinity. (rs7) 43li would save money by giving him a call and judging for general nae. zealously to support the Government in all its ducements second to no other companies. Premiums may Proprietor Pearl St. House, Boston, Muss. themselves. Mt. Vernon, Cumberland and Cotton Ravens Duck on efiorts to bring this unhappy civil war to a be paid quarterly, semi-annually, or yearly. Ouehulf a bottle of your Compound cu ed me o ’ a se Don't forget the Place, at the Brook. hand aud for sale by speedy conculsion.—[Lewis Coss.j vere attack of Neuralgia— FANNIE S. THOMPSON, N. BOYNTON 4 CO., NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Pearl St. House, Boston. G. W. KIMBALL, J r. r. . 134 Com m ercial St., Boston, Mass...... Accumulated Capital, $1,200,000. I certify that my friend Wm. T. Glidden, Esq., presented Greatest Medical Circular Rockland, June 11, 1661. 25tf Feb. 22, 1850. (91y) BOSTON. Cavalry Enlistments.—Gov. Washburn has me with a hottie of “.'Gardiner’s Rhematic Compound,” in Ever Published! METCALF & DUNCAN, been authorized to raise a regiment of cavalry CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 1856, when 1 was suffering with a painful attack of Neu­ flSTFifteen’u ’a large for the U. S service, and enlistments will soon Hartford, C onnecticut. . . Accumulated Capital. 3 000,000. ralgia and Rheumatism, and that it proved to be of decided letter pages for two Important to Farmers. Shipping & Commission Merclian (EZ The above are the oldest Life Insurance Companies benefit. —ALBERT SMITH, Ex-Member of Congress from ARVIS A BAKER’S ISLAND GUANO from the South be made. The Government furnishes the best Maine, © 3 cent stamps. iu the United Stales. 1 he insured participate in the profits Pacific Oceun. Imported by the American Guano 23 SOUTH STREET, Dus. JACKSON, HERBERT ieir 8a,ea Room to the Store Circular. It is by far the most valuable aud deeply inter­ has sailed for Panama with $1,000,000 in : for die purpose of transacting the „ w hEK&, and will manufacture and offer MACY JENKINS, 67 LIBERTY STREET, esting book on the subjects treated of, now extant; mat­ as heretofore, treasure. Business is assuming a more favor j FLOUR & GRAIN BUSINESS, For sule by apothecaries generally throughout the United ters ihat in former works were merely hinted at are here fulb explained ; It contains also a full aud explicit key to M e lo d e o n s nble aspect, in Nevada territory the feeling Together with all kinds of Stales. None genuine unless signed by CHAS. F. GAR­ BE IT KNOWN of opposition to the Government is strong.— DINER. all the secrets of.marriase. love ami beauty never before • — THAT— from 4 1-2 to 6 octaves, in plain and fancy cases, a W. I. Goods, Groceries, &c., &c. Sold by JOHN BALCH & SON, Waldoboro: WM. II. SATISFACTORILY that cannot fail to suit the times. In Oregon, fears of an Indian invasion were W E T H E R B E E A BRO , Warren } G. I. ROBINSON, revealed in any Bock in ihe English language. ’ 150 Bills. Best Brands Milwaukee Flour. Dr. Jackson’s Perpetual Preventive—send for Circular. rr. h . c r i e ALSO,-PIANO FO R TES from the best m felt. ______and S. Waldo, Thomaston 5 C. P. FESSENDEN, F. G. turers at a great reduction. ! J WO JJbhs. Best Brands New York Flour. COOK, J. S. HALL A CO., und LEVI M. ROBBINS, Dr. Jackson’s Female Pi’ls, $1—send for Circular. Is still selling Goods as ! 5 0 Bids. Choice Double Extra New York Flour. Rockland. Dr. Jackson may he seen at the Consulting Rooms of Under Thorndike Hotel, Main Strt ^ kver Give Up .—“ I do pot propose to yield Nov. 7, 1860. Jy46 the Dispensary, No. 167 Sycamore street, from 8, A. M , LOW AS THE LOWEST. Rockland, July 3, 1861. 3r 25 Bble. Choice Double Extra Kentucky Flour’. till 1, P. M., and from 4 , 1’. M till 8, P. M ; at o‘her hours thia^Dnion or any part of it to the so-called PERUVIAN SYRUP. Rocklaud, April 18, 1861. ConTederate Government, that has been made 115 0 0 Bushels Prime, New, Norfolk and Mary- hours either Dr. Herbert or M. Velpeau, or both, will be I land Corn. in attendance. THE GREAT CURATIVE OF THE AGE! PICTURE FRAMES. up in the Southern States. It is no govern­ j Pork, Lard, Molasses. Sagars of all kinds, Tea, Coffee, N otice. Male patients, when desired, will be furnished with large, airy, comfortable rooms, suitable board, aud careiul T R . Y I T ! i S ileratua, Sonp, Butter, Cheese, Fluid, Kerosene Oil, Ac , HE Committee on Accounts and Claims w ill meet the JUST received a great variety of ment, and there is nothing in the shape of a attendance, for the few days ordinarily necessary to effect T will entirely cure, or greatly relieve, the following Farm for Sale. government under it, over it, in it, around it, Ac , in any desired quantity. first Friday of every month, at 7 o’clock, P. M., at the a cure. Patients do not see each other. The most ample • 'Ye won,d Rny to lhe purchasing community, that, hav­ rBore of L. WEEKS. I distressing complaiuts -.—Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Dlarrhceu, SMALL PLACE In Camden, called the Ilaraen Place, Gilt and Rose Wood Mouldings, diagonally, horizontally, or perpendicularly.— guaranties of our ability and good faith promptly given General Debility, Nervousness, Ulcers, Piles, Bronchitis, ,-,7 "j? Jacob Brown’a, ol about three acres, with ing had seveial years experience in the business, we flatter W m. U. TITCOMB, Chairman. desired. Fees as reasonable ns the very highest inodes of for Picture Frames, which will be fitted fur customers in ourselves thht we know when, where and how to buy our Rookland, April 10, 1861. i7 tf Jaundice. Dysentery, Neuralgia, Liver Complaint, Erysi­ House and Barn and thriving Orchard thereon, under ex­ Like a boy's training, it is all officers.” treatment known to modern medical science, and a very pelas, and the endless catalegue of Female Difficulties, cellent improvement. Also, about seven ncrea with a the most workmanlike manner, at very low prices. | goods. Having an agent established in the West, under oval and circular framrs Daniel S. Dickinson. | whose supeivision our floor is manufactured, we will 6ay ong and varied experience, will admit. P. O. Box 486.— most of which originate in.a low state of the blood. House thereon, near the Bober. Thorndike place. It la Send for Circular, and state your case x z plainly and ful­ furnished to order at moderate prices. ! to purchasers that in trading with ua they are sure of a Coal, Coal. Get our new Pamphlet, and read it. e rCMzenli , n“ ,and untter improvem ent. Also, 22 1-2 acres CALL AND SEE AT good article at prices which cannot fail to suit. ly, and you will receive the Circluarand our written reply of Wood Land, well timbered, on the Mountain, being There are three kinds of men, says Prentice, by return mail. We will answer no letter unless it con­ JEWETT & COMPANY, CARLETON’S Picture Gallery, G iv e un a call before purchasing* part of the Robert Thorndike Estate. Terms easy, a por­ live opes, dead ones, and such fellows as John . now landing at Spear’s Wharf. tains six cents in stamps. Medicine and Instructions sent No. 30 Summer Street, Bouton. tion down and remainder on time. Enquire of M ain Street* J B. L IT C H FIELD . II. A. LITCHFIELD. promptly and carefully to any part of the world. For sale by all Druggists. Opposite BURPEES’ Furniture Rooms. C. Breckinridge and Humphrey Marshall. Rockland, April 3, 1861. 15tf n . N. T. TALBOT. Rockland, May 14, lfiGl. Match 28, 1861. 6ml4* July 3,1861. 6m28 Rockport, July 30, 1861. 32tf Rockland, June 12,1861.