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The Kentucky Legion will soon be mustered For the Gazette. The Additions to Our Naval Force. Plolcens and Stealings. After the fight G or 8 rebels were found dead Mr. Breckenridge is now attempting to speak TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. into service. on the field. My Motlicr. When the Chivalry first raised their utulinoue flag, but is constantly interrupted by cheers for The marine reporter for tho New York press A person from Vienna states that 10,000 In the afternoon a bearer of a flag of truce Crittenden, Gen. Scott, the Kentucky Election, When to Calvary’s summit taken, furnishes the following alphabetical list of the And commenced their nefarious dealing, Springfield, Mo., 2. troops are there and at Falls Church, menacing Each pilfering knave sought some booty to hug, was admitted, who stated that they carried off and fur the Union. It is impossible to hear Jesus was condemned to die, vessels chartered and bought by Government up A battle occurred to-day at Dug Spring, 19 Alexandria. The wives of rebel soldiers 18 killed and as many wounded and as many what he is endeavoring to say. There are sev­ By his chosen twelve forsaken. And secure ell the “pickings end stenliugs." miles south of this place between Gen. Lyon’s stated to him that thc road between Falls Church to July 20. Those having a star [•] attached But Bragg engineers on a different plan— more missing. The rebels were led by a brother eral thousand persons present, the majority of Who was there to linger nigh ? forces and Ben. MeCnllock’s troops. and Fairfax Court House, was being mined and of Ex Senator Greene. Though he blusters and boasts like the dickens, whom are Union men. They call on the band to their names arc gunboats :— Eight of the former were killed and thirty that thc main battery in the direction of Ma­ Three Unionists were killed and 8 wounded. for the “ Star Spangled Banner,” “ Yankee ’Twas his mother ; she stood weeping He’ll secure for his share all the stbulinos he cun, 1 Albatross.* 58 Monticello* (return­ wounded, while 40 of Ben’s rebels were killed nassas had not been discovered. Athens is a small town in the extreme North Doodle” &c., but can get nothing from them ’Mid the throng of scoffers there ; ed.) But he’ll not loteifeie w ith the F ic x is a . and 44 wounded. Gen. Lyon took 80 stand of A movement on Charleston by sea is now Though the Saviour’s life was fleeting, 2 Adriatic.* Albany Argot. West of Missouri, on the Des Monies river, but “ Dixie” nnd the “ Marsellaise.” All at­ 3 Alabama. 59 Montgomery.* arms and 15 horses and wagons. Our cavalry, much canvassed, as is also on New Orleans. about thirty miles from Keokuk. tempts to quiet the people were unattended to Yet his mother felt his care. 270 strong made a charge on a body of rebels, Baltimore is to be the depot of the grand 4 Anthracite. GO Massachusetts.* The American Army. It is reported that the Union forces have been who vociferated “ remember the 19th of April” 5 Adgcr James. G1 Mount Vernon.* said to be 4000 strong, cutting their way Eastern army hereafter. reinforced by five or six hundred men from remember the week of terror.” Several tights Men are faithless to each other, through and routing then with a loss of only E. B. French has been appointed second au Friendship often comes to naught ; G Amanda. G2 Maryland. The citizens of the United States may well be Iowa, and marched Sunday night in pursuit of took place and sopie of the secessionist were 5 cavalry. The charge was most gallant and ditorof the Treasury. But the love of son for mother— 7 Augusta. G3 Matanzas. proud of their new army. More than forty the enemy. The rebels were encamped eight roughly handled. He, Breckenridge, was finally 8 Brazileria. 64 Matanzas. years of peace, broken only by such interrupt­ terrible. Several dead rebels were found with Fort Kearney, Aug. 0. miles from Athens and another fight or foot­ compelled to retire without speaking and the That can never be forgot. their heads cloven clear through. 9 Baltic. G5 Marion. ions as the Mexican war and tho expedition to The Pony Express front San Francisco 27tli, race has taken place ere this. cheers of his friends were drowned amid groans Utah, havo not in the least degree blunted The enemy retired during thc night and Gen, Kindred ties are woven stronger, 10 Boston. GG Mississippi. ult., has arrived. The market for goods is af­ ■Washington, August 8. and hisses. Stronger than a tyrant’s chain ; 11 Badger. 67 National Guard. their military spirit. It is impossible to read Lyon took possession of the field. Mr. Vallandigliam did not attempt to speak Another battle is momentarily expected, thc fected by the tariff changes, and continues ex It appears from a date of tho Committee of Filial love endurelh longer, 12 Bruue, F. W. G8 Nashua. the special report of tho Secretary of W ar to cited. and the crowd dispersed with cheers for the Longer thun earth’s scenes remain. 13 Benton. G9 Nashville. the President without being reminded of those enemy being in large force west of Springfield. Ways aud Means that thc total amount of ap­ Union and groans lor Jett’. Davis, interrupted Thc action of congress is anxiously waited for propriations aro $275,000,000 of which 197,- 14 Black Diamond. 70 New York. ancient democracies, in which the whole adult St. Louis, G. by counter cheers and hisses. Thoughts like these fall gently o’er me, in other respects. 000,000 were for the army, 35,000,000 for the 15 Baltimore. 71 Ocean Queen. population would sally out to repel foreign ag. Mr. Breckenridge continued his attempt to Memories of the past appear. gression, and all the richer citizens would con­ On Thursday morning news reached us that Market is quiet. .£ Navy, and the remainder for various purposes. 16 Cuyler, R. R.* 72 Penguin.* the enemy was advancing on us in three col­ Isthmus butter has an upward tendency in speak about half-an-hour and was compelled to One loved form oft floats before me. 17 Conestoga.* 73 Peabody, George. tribute freely to the expenses of war. I f the Judge Lawrence has resigned his scat on the desist. Among other broken sentences he said ’Tis the one 1 most revere.— umns with a force of 20,000 men. Gen. Lyon consequence of the non-arrival of the steamer Board of Appeals in Patent cases. 18 Connecticut. 74 Pampero. republican institutions are indeed on their trial, he desired to speak for the poor and weak and it is not at this point that they will break down. immediately set out to neet them with the 2d Sonora, which is delayed by accident, to the One regiment of Sickle's Brigade was review- Earthly seasons quickly vanish, 19 Columbia. 75 Patapsco. and 3d Missouri regimenh from here and the steamer flhampinn on tho Atlantia oido not the rich and powerful (voices, you lie and The Secretary may be forgiven for lapsing from fcd Ivy €h© DicoiQvxaL tilxxo afternoon) tlicjf Many years are ielt DeniuJ, 20 Coatzacoalcos. 7G Patroon. 1st and 4th Kansas, and 1st Iowa regiment, Rio coffee 28 1-2 a 19c., wheat declined 5 a you know you do.) He refered to the position the narrative into the rhetorical style in de­ ted great endurance as only a few fell from the T im e can never, never banish 21 City of New York . 76 Phelps. with two nnd three companies of regular In­ lOcts per hundred pounds since the harvest ot'Mayland, whose citizens had been outraged scribing the composition of this force of a ranks under the hot sun, the theremometer in­ Thy dear image from my mind, 22 Cadwalader, F. 77 Philadelphia. fantry and two o» three of Cavalry from camp commenced. Flour $2,50 per. sack. in their dearest constitutional rights, and to quarter of a million, so rapidly raised and so. dicating 120 degrees. 23 Chesapeake. 78 Quaker City. McClellan. The Pony Express with Eastern dates of the It is understood that Sickles will be appoint­ all enquiries ns to the charges against those I remember thee, my mother, 24 Cahawba. 79 Resolute.* efficiently armed. “ But a few weeks since the About two miles west of here Gen. Lyon en­ 18th arrived yesterday, With accounts of Gen. who have been rudely torn from their homes, I can see thy smiling lace— men composing this great army were pursuing ed a Brigadier General by the President. 25 Dormc. 80 Reliance.* camped that evening, on Tyrol Creek, on Fri­ McClellan’s success in Wcsten Virginia, which nothing but contemptous returns. “ Do you, he Friends are precious, yet no other, the avocations of peace. They gathered from There was considerable alarm on Tuesday 2G Dawn.* 81 Rhode Island.’ day. They advanced to Dug Spring about 19 news is very inspiring to Union men. asks, call this Liberty” ? (cries of No; no; min­ the farm, from the workshop, from the factory, night which subsided after ascertaining that it In my heart, can fill thy place. 27 Daylight.* 82 Roanoke. miles south west of Sprinjfield. The fight took The Overland Mail arrives regular. The gled with hissesand“ dryup, you traitor.”) 4c. from the mine. The minister came from his arose from one of our pickets being wounded 28 De Soto. 83 Roman. place between 4 and G o’ilock that afternoon. price of passage from Sacramento to St. Joseph Mr. Breckenridge inquired why they were pres­ Not in earthly garb, I see thee, pulpit, the merchant from his counting-room, in thc foot by a shot from a concealed rebel 29 Daniel Webster. 84 Roebuck. A party of 270 of Get. Lyon's forces were is one hundred and fifty dollars. ent, if they did notwish to hearhim. (Cheering But in angel’s rich attire, the professor and student from the college, the across the canal. 30 Empire City. 85 Spaulding. R. R. crossing a ridge of high lind partially conceal­ A new telegraph station 25 miles further followed by hissing.) A violent commotion Praising Him who died to free thee, hiladelphia August 8. 31 Elizabeth. 87 South Carolina.* teacher and pupil from the common schools. east and another like extension will soon be P , as now observed among the crowd which Joining in the heavenly choir. Young men of fortune left luxurious homes for ed by a valley, when dtsending a hill, came 32 Eureka. 88 Stars and Stripes. upon a large body of the enemy in parties va­ opened. The five men comprising the rebel prise crew swayed from pavement to pavement as if under 33 Freeborn.* 89 Star of the West. the tent and the camp. Native and foreign The candidates of the three political parties of the re-captured Schooner Enchantress were strong excitement and the clubs of the police There from sin and sorrow' taken, born alike came forward with a common en­ riously estimated at from ;wo to four thousand, Yet thou hast not lived in vain ; 34 Franklin. 90 Star of the South. and being unable to retriat, charged, and cut are all canvassing the state. Thc Union Demo­ committed to-day to answer the charge of were applied with vigor upon the heads of those thusiasm.” The Government finds itself “ em­ Thoughts of thee oft serve to wraken 35 Fanny Gardiner. 91 Sparks, Joseph. their way through with a loss of only five crats and Republicans only, making a state piracy. ho seemed to be resisting. 3G Fanny. 92 Swan, Thomas. barrassed with the generous outpouring of vol­ Mr. Breckinridge speaking amid the din said Mem’ries I would ere relalu. men. The Lieut, comnanding the Cavalry issue. Springfield, Mo. Aug. G. 38 Farmer. 93 Sophia. unteers to sustain its action.” The first call those who were interrupting him were poor for troops made on the 15th of April, though it was killed, after killing eight of the rebels N ew York, 8. Our advices from Gen. Lyon’s army arc to Thy sweet influence hath bound me, 39 Fear Not. 94 Satellite. himself. fellows, who were tightening the degrading Bidding all vain thoughts retire, 40 Floyd. 95 S. R. Hall. did not extend to the States which had then A despatch to the Tribune from Washington Sunday. The cavalry charge heretofore report­ fetters which bound them. (Cheering, followed seceded, and was peremptorily rejected by sev­ In the mean time thc ctcmy approached in ed was made by a scouting party sent out to While thy spirit, hovering round me, 41 Florida. 9G Tyler, A. O.* large numbers moving aling the valley, but says that Lieut. Chase visits the N. Y. Finan­ instantly by violent disturbances.) Mr. B. Raises my afleciions higher. 42 Gcmsbok. 97 Three others of Cin­ eral others, met with so enthusiastic a response ciers to-morrow. ascertain if the enemy were approaching.— ‘ you poor fellows, may hiss now, but your in the North that the quota actually furnished they were put to flight by our artillery. Our Seeing an infantry regiment coming along thc 43 Georgia. cinnati. infantry were not engaged. The rebels retreat­ Twenty-five ambulances were sent to Gen. children will bless me.” ( A voice—O, go to A rt thou filled with joy eternal ? 44 Gem of the Seas. 98 Trenton. | exceeded by several thousand that defined in the Banks to-day. road thc Lieutenant ordered a charge which re­ South Carolina and be d—d to you.) This proclamation. Under the second requisition of ed southward to a plact called McCullock’s sulted in killing 30 rebels and wounding 8. Can aught mortal charm thee more ? 45 Huntsville. 99 Union. Store, on thc Fayctville rind. The number of The number of regiments recently accepted met with vehement cheers. A rush by the Glow's ihe re^s till one spark maternal ? 4G Ilcartt, T. B. 100 Uncle Sam. the 4th of May, which was not limited like the is even greater than the public supposes. The charge was not intended by Gen. Lyon, police followed from the right towards the side former to the period of three months’ service, rebels found dead on the ibid were 40 and some and probably prevented the rebels attacking his Bless me mother, as of yore. 47 Ilerschell. 101 Vanderbilt. 44 were picked up woundid. Gen. Lyon said Judge Jackson of Wisconsin" has been ap­ whence the cheers proceeded. Another scene 48 Hale, E. B. 102 Valley City. but invited enlistment for three years, or the pointed Consul to Halifax and Thad. Hyatt, to main body, which had they done so they would of commotion ensued, during which several Oh 1 could’si ihou in fondness greet me, whole period of the war, no less than two hun­ he would be strongly entrmched in close proxi­ unquestionably have been routed with severe men were beaten severely, and pursued bleeding 49 Illinois. 103 Wanderer (the yet. mity to thc enemy und amther battle was ex­ Rochelle. One endearing word of love— dred and eight regiments have been enrolled, loss. A large body of the enemy’s cavalry who from tho street. 50 Ironsides. (Wanderer) pected. The ships Ino and King Fisher have been Hark !—I hear thee—“Come and meet me, and one hundred fifty-three are already in active had taken their position on a piece of high Mr. B. “ Ifyou do not intend for me to 51 Jersey Blue. 104 Woodhull. It is said there are 35,100 men thirty miles purchased by the government. Meet me in these realms above.” service. Altogether the State can count on a The World's despatch says that it was ru­ ground to observe our position, where dispersed speak, then disperse this crowd. I did not vol­ 52 Keystone State.* 105 Woodworth, W. West of us, who are coning in to attack us force of two hundred and eighty thousand offi­ mored that thc rebels were closer on our lines by a few shells from Lotten’s battery, wound­ unteer to address you ” (cheers and hisses) “ If 53 Kill Yon Kull. 10G Whitden, W. during Gen. Lyons’ abseice. We have two From the Home Journal. cers and men after the discharge of the first ing some thirty. I did not know the squad of men disturbing the 54 Cambridge. 107 Woodward. companies of the Missouri regiment volunteers than ever, but they were false. It is believed contingent, and their seems no reason to doubt that quite a large number of rebels are encamp­ On Saturday our force moved cautiously assemblage were not the exponents of the sen­ Tlie Broken Stile. 55 Kuhn, John C. 108 Yankee.* and about 7 or 800 Home Guards from the sur­ that this may be increased indefinitely. The ed to the left of Chain Bridge, but it is not be­ forward and on approaching Curran, the rebels timents of thc people of Baltimore, I should BY MRS. MARIANNA FOSTER. 5G Lexington. 109 Young Rover. rounding counties and twopieccs of artillery. 57 Locust Point. Senate has already more than responded to the lieved that they contemplate any movement. to the number of 3000 were seen posted on a deepair for your city.” (Cheers fur Jeff. Davis W hen the dew is falling love ; President's appeal by authorizing the employ­ Two companies of artillery have just gone out hill south west of that place. Gen. Lyons im­ and Gen. Scott.) reconnoitcring for the cnemp from the West.— Four regiments with only their haversacks When the flow’s asleep j ment of five hundred thousand volunteers and marched up the river road at sunrise. mediately formed for battle and gave the order lie proceeded amid frequent interruptions, to There are over forty others, the names of We are waiting for them wth a determination W hen the owl is calling, love, appropriating live hundred millions of dollars It is reported that the above four regiments to advance; as our column was approaching say “ since the time when the Constitution had which had not been obtained. that they shall not take tie town without a From the ruined keep ; for the war. Many criticisms will probably are to be joined by others from Gen. McClel­ a piece of timber to flank the enemy, Uapt. been designed as a limit to despotic power,noth­ When the night is hiding, love, occur to military men on the deficiency of cav­ bloody struggle. lan's command, together with batteries of rifled 1 Durber’s battery opened on the rebels who re- ing so outrageous as the enactments of the ad­ Day’s unthinking crowd, A letter from Graysville, Tenn., published in alry and artillerymen, the vqry small propor­ Fortress Monroe, Aug. G. cannon. treated in haste. It is not known whether any ministration had ever occurred. Liberty exist­ And the moon is gliding, love, the Louisville Journal of the 1st. inst., draws tion of veterans among these raw recruits, and Several Federal officers discovered yesterday of the enemy were killed. We did not lose a ed before the Constitution was formed, and In her fleecy cloud ; General Butler returned to Old Point this the following distressing picture : the inevitable inexperience of the officers. It morning and spent the aftirnoou at Newport a large body of rebels encamped in the vicinity I man aud took several prisoners. Our army whenever the issue was presented between that W hen the glow-worm ’s lamp is burning, will not be easy to convince professional soldiers of Great Falls, about two miles from the river, encamped at Curran. on the one baud, and a mere form of Govern­ Aerial lovers to beguile— “ Men are being impressed into the service News experuienting with tie Hotchkiss shells. of the Confederate army, themselves in want, that a task which cost Della Marmora years of It is understood that the truly here is to lie exactly opposite a fording place which has to On Sunday morning Gen. Lyon determined ment, tlie form would perish but the principle Meet me where the lane is turning, patient zeal, and which Garibaldi failed to be approached from thc Virginia side by a nar­ to retire to Springfield as most of the rebels remain.” (Hisses and groans.) “ I feel per­ Meet me by the broken stile, leaving their helpless wives and children in a greatly increased. state of perfect destitution. And men are not complete in the most eventful of campaings, Hampton is to lie occupict on the arrival of row defile. It is also stated that they are fell- were mounted and might flank him and take sonally responsible for tho poor fellows so rude­ Springfield. ly treated. I grieve to think that any one W here no eye is watching, love, only not allowed to speak a Union sentiment, can be accomplished at a stroke by General the 1st regiment from the Nirth. g trees towards the river. Generals Price, Rains and Parsons are said should be hurt oil my account.” (Cries of go Blushes on my cheek ; but, if, from their actions the slighest suspicion Scott. All this may be very true, but a people in The Frigate Savannah is t> be towed up the An unbroken chain of pickets is now extend­ to have 20,000 men under their command, and on with cheers for Jeff. Davis and the Southern No stranga ear is catching, love, can be discovered that they entertain such sen­ arms can never be otherwise than formidable, and Roads and proceed to Newpirt News to relieve ed on the Potomac from Washington to Har­ Ben McCulloch 4000. Thc latter are well Confederacy.) Sounds I scarce may speak. timents, their property is confiscated and their in this case they will be opposed to an enemy by the Dale now ordered to sea per’s Ferry. armed and effective troops. An active tight now sprung up, occupying Earth knows not the fitness, love. lives held in jeopardy. Many under the cover no means their superiors in cyuipmcnt or discipline. I The crew o f the hark Leiwood, wrecked off The 2d Rhode Island regiment left their enmp of night are flying from their homes, leaving Such an ifforl must command admiration, and,1 for another camping ground, on the Rockwell New York, August 9. the attention o f thc crowd for several moments, Of my deep devotion ; Cape Hatteras, arrived today. They were and occasionally a stampede of the timid.— Heaven alone may witness, love, the same to the uteiey of the savage destroyers. reyarded as an experiment, is well calculated to : picked up in a boat off G’api Henry. Turnpike. The correspondent of the Herald writing Mr. B. “ It is evident the disturbers are few My fond heart’s emotion- Thus tho leaders of this hellish rebellion in 'nspirc confidence in the elasticity o f volunteer The Quaker City also jicked up near the Squads of recruits arc arriving daily to fill from the steam frigate Wabash dated off in numbers as they feared to hear the truth.— When the bat his evening chase Middle and West Tennessee to the Satanic and organization.— From the London Times, July 24. Capes a small boat containing 10 shipmasters different regiments. Charleston Bar says some days since her Brit­ This was met with a renewal of epithets direct­ Wiudeth through tho wood’s defile— uuparalleled criminality of treason have added and seamen who had escaped from Fort Oregon A private letter from Culpepper Court House annic Majesty’s Gunboat Racer—Senew—came ed against the speaker.—Voices—“ Oh never Meet me by the trysting-place, every species of crime that human ingenuity Tho Lost Steamship Pacific. North Carolina. They give some startling in­ states that 1200 rebel troops are sick there and along side and her captain boarded us, conversed mind them, they arc just from the jail and alms Meet me by the broken stile. conld institute or human agency effect. Upon A MEBSAGE FROM TIIE SEA. telligence of doings on the North Carolina that every man iu tlie county has been im­ with captain Mercer and in about a half hour pressed. house. It is only a dodge of the police.” — such diet has this aeriform Government so far |From the London Shipping &. Mercantile Gazelte.j coast. returned to his ship and went away apparently When the beetle, humming, love. Mr. Breckenridge left for Kentucky to-day. This was replied to by—•* You had us on the existed, and chameleon-like, its most salient Our readers may have observed recently, At Hatteras Inlet thee were three pirate standing further down thc coast—shortly after Sweepeth past thine ear, * features change with its diet.” steamers and a pilot boat. One of the steam­ It is reported that Wise has 1000 Unionists 19th of April, now, we have got you.” Mr. among our maritime extracts, the copy of the we lost sight of her, our ship, then tlie only B. after several vain appeals to those whom lie Know that I am coming, love, ers the (Jordon, ran the blcckadeat Charleston, impressed in his army. one on this station got under weigh and stood Know that I am near. contents of a slip of paper found in a bottle The Navy department to-day invites proposals called, “ the squad on my right,” to desist some weeks ago, on the western eoast of Uist, and of the whole coast up to Hatteras Inlet, out to sea, and there remained lor over fifty Then thou shah not chide me, love, The Magdalen Islands. for the construction of one or more iron clad said, “ I have attentively watched the faces of in the Hebrides, and forwarded to us by our ten days ago, since which die lias captured brig hours. Long enough for all the ships in Call me proud and cold, This group in the Gulf of St. Lawrence con­ steamers, of not less than ten and no more than those around me to-night, and feel bound to say agent at Stornoway. The paper in question, Wm. McGilvery of Bangor, from Cardenas with Charleston to make their escape and all out- this disturbance has been occasioned by a hand­ Drooping by thy side, my love, sists of about a half dozen islands, and but one a cargo of molasses, and sell. Proctor, from sixteen feet draft, to carry an armament from sido to make an easy entrance, if any there apparently the leaf of a pocket hook, used in ful of men carrying sticks and wearing brass All my fondness told. or two of any size. Como is a remarkable look­ Cuba with fruit. The priatccrs are tho Gor­ 80 to 120 tons weight, and stores for 1G0 to were in either case. Coine, and hear the words e’en thou the hurry of the moment, was covered on both 300 men, for GO days and 8 days coal. badges” voices—“ They are the dodge police, ing little island or rock rising abruptly from sides with pencil marks, from which the follow­ don, tho Coffee—a side wleel steamer formerly The Tribune's despatch says Gen. Rosencrantz From my lips could never wile. the 6ca. Approach it on one side, it appears running between Old Poini and Norfolk. The Tlie 7'imfj despatch says th at the Kentucky telegraphed to the Post Master General that d—n ’em.” Meet me, where my first fond vow ing was with difficulty deciphered :—■“ On Mr. Breckenridge concluded his remarks round, from another it looks square,land from a steamer Norfolk and the Narimon, formerly a Cavalry regiment has been accepted. the rebels had been expelled from the Kanawa- Waits thee—by the broken stile. board the Pacific, from L’pool to N. York.— amid the incessant clamor of cheers for himself, third point it bears yet a different aspect. The Norfolk pilot boat. All aE armed with riiled The rebels are perpetrating the greatest out­ ha and asking for the resumption of the Mail Ship going down. (Great) confusion on board. rages in the vicinity of Centreville. Women Jeff. Davis, and counter hisses ; he said “ that largest island is indented with many inlets and Icebergs around us on every side. I know I cannon. service. Tlie department has appropriately re­ A Plan for Reaching Charleston. bays, which furnish a good lee of land to run are insulted and shamefully treated, and every here as in the Senate he would enter his protest cannot escape. I write the cause of our loss These vessels from Norfolk were formerly sponded. against thc usurpations of the administration, The New York Evening Post is permitted to under when it blows. taken down thc canal to A’.bermarlc Sound.— man hesitating to join the rebel force is sent to Rebel pickets have been seen not far from the that friends may not live in suspense. The and trusted in God, that the day was now at make the following extracts from a private letter The Magdalen Islands are the seat of an ex­ New Haven, N. C. is the had quarters of these Manassas or Richmond. Virginia bank on the upper Potomac. finder of this will please get it published.— The Brooklyn Phalanx, (PJcecher’s regiment) liand when thc evil career of these bad men written by a Lieutenant in the Navy, now on tensive herring fishery early in thejspring, and Wm. Graham.” If we are right in our con­ privateers. Ten gunboats ire being collected A leading Baltimore secessionist says that later of the mackerel fishery. Frequently fifty although accepted long ago has not yet made would receive a sudden check.” Here the yells jecture, the ship here named is the Pacific, one and mounted at Newport tobe taken down the Jeff’. Davis will be there in four weeks. Mary­ groans, hisses and cheers became so great that duty off Charleston harbor :— or more vessels arc in sight on the ground, and Canal. Crews for them arcbeing impressed at its appearance at Washington. land would rise and drive out the National of the Collins line of steamers, which vessel Intercepted correspondence has disclosed the tie retired and the multitude commenced to “ We are drilling our men as infantry, and at times say two hundred. left Liverpool on January 23, 1856, three days New Haven. Bark General of Portland, with troops and then no Union men could live in they are organized for action on shore if their Beyond what is derived from the fisheries but government coal was captued a week ago and names of certain female rebels in Washington, Baltimore. On being assured that the city disperse. before the Persia, and has not since been heard and it frequently happens that such are con­ Mr. Valandigham was called for but he bad services should be needed. little intercourse with the outer world is vouch­ o f; and this slip of paper, three inches by two, taken to Beaufort. would be laid in ashes in such an event, he ac­ “ We are earnestly in hope that a descent safed the residents. As a consequence what few The refugees state that tie rebels scarcely re­ fronted by proofs of their disloyalty upon ap­ knowledged his perfect willingness to sacrifice disappeared! is probably the only record of the fate of that plying for passes. About twenty persons were carried to tho will be made upon this infernal place, and the there are who can live contented on these iso­ missing ship. The writer was evidently some gard the coast blockade it all and regard the all his property than enduro what he called rebels be hit in a spot where it will hurt. I lated bits of land are still in a very primitive Tlie Herald’s despatch says another flag of Station House, charged with acts of violence person accustomed to the perils of the sea, for Quaker City as the only boat doing efficient “ tyranny.” in endeavoring to disturb the meeting, believe that Charleston can be taken with a condition in regard to the comforts and outward service against them. Diring all this time truce was received to-day by Col. McCann. It Two neighbors of Merrimans’ both Union it is difficult to understand how any person brought about 300 letters from priso ners at Rie'h- force not exceeding ten thousand men, and I conveniences visible in a populous district.— whose nerves had not been hardened by the several gunboats have beenquietly anchored at men state that liis neighbors hoped he had been . National Plat" will tell how it can he done. The houses are of plain board, destitute of paint Old Point. mondand Manassas, also Col. Cameron’s watch, hung, because he was an unmitigated traitor.— presence of frequent and appalling dangers ring and the Daguerreotypes of his wife aud “ Let such arrangements be made that, with­ and furnished with a very scant supply of win­ could have written with such manifest coolness The Frigate Wabash Ins arrived from off In; not only superintended the burning of the The resolutions recently introduced into the daughter with the information that his grave House of Representatives by the venerable Crit­ out any fuss or noise, a force of some ten thous­ dow glass. The chimneys are constructed of in the immediate presence of death. This self- Charleston for coal and waer, having been re­ bridges but actually warned away the Union and men shall be thrown on board our largest sun baked clay or turf, which no doubt answers lieved by the Roanoke. She rc-eaptured the is carefully marked. tenden of Kentucky, have been heretofore pub­ possession at once negatives the idea that the The English and French ministers are con­ en. transports, and let the ships of this fleet be the purpose as well as the costliest of brick. person who could exhibit it in a moment of Schooner Mary Alice which had been taken by Several Union regiments arc encamped at lished. They were passed with a degree of stantly in receipt of intelligence that vessels unanimity almost unprecedented—only two suddenly collected here at about the time of the The dress of the people is of durable pattern, such supreme peril could possibly have mistaken thc pirate Dixie and the pirate crew of the Western A?^ghany County, Maryland. arrrival of the troops. Then, having made all and thus makes up in strength what is lacking prize are now on board the Wabash. She also pass in and out of thc blockaded ports without The Worla s despatch says the Gth W iscon- members dissenting. They declare with the the name of the vessel whose loss he has re­ apparent opposition. the necessary preparations, about nightfall let in beauty. The islands have some picturesque corded. Then, again, we find from the records took brig Sarah Star from Vilmington for Eng­ sin regiment aA*rivcd from Baltimore, where voice of the highest authority the origin, the the fleet and transports make a feint to the places and pretty little retreats, but on the land with turpentine and usin, sailing under Officers just from the blockading ports say they had been encu ^P^^ f°r a days at Pat­ purpose, and the time for cessation of the war. of the lost Pacific, that a person named Graham that quite a number of vessels from foreign and constitute a platform on which every loyal northward, and when within sight of Charles­ whole are not very inviting to the visitor.— sailed in her from Liverpool on her ill-fated English colors. terson’s Park. Several >vere wounded by trai- ton, then, suddenly, and under cover of night, port had run the blockade. citizen may stand. In the language of a co- Commercial Bulletin. voyage, and in all human probability was on hiladelphia tors while on picket u'dty there. One of **be move to Stono, about eight miles distant, and, P , 7th. These facts have been communicated to the "'inporary “ These resolutions fairly and im- hoard at the time she was lost with all hands. The name of the pirate taken by the St. wounded has since died. under cover of the ships’ guns, throw on shore government. A vessel has been dispatched to shell the Dlieitlv' lay d°wn °ur Union platform. They the troops and seamen, carry the battery there, Drawing Rations.—There arc some episodes This is the strongest point in the entire chain Lawrence was Petrel. She fired nine shots at A Washington despatch to the Post says tlie y. *■!.« war has been wantonly forced in the life of a soldier provocative of laughter, of evidence, for it connects the writer of the the St. Lawrence*. The later’s shells cut the woods at Mathias Point. and seize and hold the village to fall hack upon rebels at Manassas number CO,000 and that The Herald's despatch says the official reports ____ .. . by ambitious diaunionists of in case it should be necessary. Then force a and that serve to disperse in some measure the ( memorandum directly with the lost ship, and vessel completely in two. The prisoners arc on water is scarce there. upon the country .„d shall ut down by give 19 as tlie total of officers and 4G2 men he Southern States, a. - Cong^.banishing march upon Charleston, taking it in the rear, ennui of camp life. Not long ago, a farmer, 1 l^e ship witl‘ tllc writer. Lastly, since the their way up the river to tlis city. When they The wife of John Hart, late supreintendent killed, and G4 officers and 947 men wounded ; the defeat of rebellion-Z/iu. 4 n(. wiU recof invest it, and, the city in our possession, the who did not reside so far from a eamp of ‘ the memorandum has been given to tho world— arrive they will he placed ii the custody of the of Public Printing has left to join her rebel 40 officers and 1170 as .missing, at the Bull all feeling of passion or resentu. the batteries and forts must ‘ cave.’ boys ’ as he wished that lie did, was accustomed now some weeks—we have had no intimation U. S. Marshal. husband at Richmond, her occupation of trans­ Run battle. lect only their duty to their country -ition “ The secessionists have here but about seven to find every morning that several rows of po- Uiat any ship named the Pacific, sailing from porting letter being now gone. tatocs had disappeared from his field. He bore Liverpool recently, has been lost, or is even Sew York, Aug. 7. The artillery loss was 6 rifled pieces company war is not waged lor conquest or Hubjug- 4 thousand m^n all told; and they never had A Washington despatch to the Times says It is now rumored that Breckinridge, Powell D, 2d artillery ; G Parrott 10 pounders, of com­ or for the purpose of.iuterfering with the righu. here, at any time, more than twelve thousand. it some time, but when the last half of his field missing. and Burnett, will resign. of fine ‘ kidneys ’ began to disappear, he began ! —~----- *•------that 44 regiments lor the war have been enlist­ pany I, 1st artillery; 2 rifled cannon and 2 or institutions of any State, but to defend and Many are now in Virginia ; and I doubt very New York, Aug. 8. to think that sort of thing had gone far enough, j Not Deep Enough for P raying.—We have ed for the war in Illinois and the government howitzers, of company E, 2d artillery ; 1 can­ maintain the supremacy of the Constitution, much if they could scrape together seven thous­ The Schooner P. B. Sumner, from Turk’s and he determined to stop it. Accordingly he j heard a good story of two raftsmen. The event is being urged to accept fciern, but the govern­ non of the 5th artillery; 1 thirty pounder Par­ with equality and rights under it unimpaired— and fighters. These would be scattered and Island reports 4th, in lat. 33 72 saw two made a visit to camp early next morning, and occurred during the late big blow on the Mis- ment is unable to arm them at present. rott gun, of company G, 1st artillery; 5 pieces that, as soon as these objects shall be accom­ divided on the coast, and a proper feint would Tlie eugineers of the New York fire depart­ schooners, one having a flag on forward rigging of thc Rhode Island battery; also, 150 boxes of plished, the war ought to cease.” probably concentrate them, or put them iu amused himself by going around to see whether sissippi, at which time so many rafts were as if to speak us, but not taking any notice the soldiers were provided with good and whole- swamped, nnd so many steamboats lost their ment are in Washington endeavoring to reorgan­ cartridges, 87 boxes of rifled cannon ammuni­ Upon these resolutionsand their hearty adop- motion for a place where we should not he when ize the lire Zouaves. of them they hoisted sail and chased us, but we tion, 30 boxes ol old rifleu fire arms, 13 loaded ion by the American Congress—thc Senate h;is ^hev arrived. some provisions. He had not proceeded far sky riggings. A raft was just emerging from Them was another false alaim at Alexandria outsailed the pirates. provision wagons, 3000 bushels of oats, 2,500 passed resolutions of similar import introduced i. We could knock them into ‘ smithereens when he found a ‘ boy ’ just serving up a fine Lake Pepin, as the squall came. In an instant Santa Cruz dates of June 7th states that a dish of ‘ kidneys,’ which looked marvelously the raft was pitehingand w rithingasif sudden- Sunday night, keeping eight regiments in line muskets, 8900 knapsackd and blankets. • by Mr. Johnson of Tennessee—the Lawrence and the’ stronghold and den of this infernal re­ of battle lor two hours. boat arrived there on the 1st with Capt. Evans It is reported that the rebels are concentra­ like those that the gude wife brought to his own ly dropped into Charybdis, while the waves Sentinel says: bellion in' our hands, good by to secession and and six men, belonging to the brig J. Niekor- ting a large force at Fairfax Court House and table. Halting, the following colloquy ensued : broke over with teruicndous uproar, aud ex- The nominations of Brgadier Generals Here is the platform, unanimously sanction­ all its heres.'es. It would have a better effect sou of Boston, from Lisbon, for the Rio Grande. throwing up entrenchments along tho whole ‘ Have fine potatoes here, I see.’ i pecting instant destruction, the raftsman drop- Sprague and Burnside were tnanimouely con­ ed by the loyal people of the Union, and in fi­ than the taking a forty Richmond. firmed. She was abandoned on the night of the 11th. line upon thc highest points. delity to which thc government is pledged in ‘ Splendid !’ was the reply. ' ped on his knees, and commenced praying with The vessel sinking almost immediately from the A letter to the Charleston Mercury from ‘ Where do you get them ?’ ! a vim equal to the emergency. Happening to Gen. McDowal’s report has been sent in but the prosecution of warfare against the rebels. Cure for Rhumatisii.—As our soldiers a t the will not be made public until thc return of the clfeet of a leak occasioned by a heavy sea Richmond, dated 2Cth says the grand battle is Every patriot should aud must plant himself ‘ Draw them !’ open his eyes, an instant, he observed his coin- starting thc planks from the bow. scat of war are much exposed to that painful ‘ Does Government furnish potatoes in yo u r' panion, not engaged in prayers, but pushing a Secretary of War. yet to come oil'. If Beauregard is not assailed firmly upon it. Whoever contends against the soon he will march to Alexandria. disorder, rhumatism, a friend who experienced rations ?’ pole into the water at the side of the raft. The comforts, and even the luxuries are now Fortress Monroe, Aug. 7. loyal principles here proclaimed, be he aboli­ provided for tlie sick in hospitils here, and tlie Tho Massachusetts 14th Col. Green arrived tionist or secessionist, Northerner or Southern­ great benefit from the following prescription, ‘ Nary potato !’ I “ What’s that yer doin’, Mike?” said he; It is reported that Col. Phelps is promoted to desires us to make it public. The prescription nurses sent from thc North exceed in efficiency here at midnight. There was a heavy fog and er, Democrat or Republican, is a traitor or a ‘ I thought you said you drew them.’ ; “ get down on yer knees now, for there isn’t a a Briiradicr Generalship, and remains at New­ rain storm all night, and it is still raining. was prepared by a regular physician, and has ‘ Did ! we just do that thing !’ minit between us and purgatory 1” all expectations. poltroon, unworthy tho rich inheritance of The Tribune's despatch says that further in­ port News. . . , , . , freedom. The whole ground is covered, all speedily cured a number of severe cases within ‘ But bow, if they are not included in yourI “ Be aisy, P at,” said the other, as he coolly Col. Bendix resignation has been accepted.— Albany, Aug. 9. the personal knowledge of our informant. Wo stallments of rifled cannon are arriving, and suspicious set at rest, and no conservative and rations ?’ . : continued to punch the water : “ be aisy now ! He leaves to night, but will soon return with a Tlie Democrat Committee has issued a call therefore confidently recommend it to the atten­ ‘ Easiest thing in the world ! Wont you take what's the use o f praying when a fellow can letch have more artillery than before the battle. patriotic citizen, who feels a genuine love of Gen. Govche, of Massachusetts was badly in­ new regiment. for a convention to be held at Syracuse on the country and honestly wishes the preservation tion of our brave volunteers:— some with us?’ said the soldier, as he seated hottow with a pole A large accession to the mounted riflemen is 4th of September, for the nomination of State For Rheumatism, especially the Sciatica.—Two himself at tho table opposite the smoking vege- i ______jured by his horse falling under him. of tiio Union, can ask for more. Thc third Connecticut, Col. Chatfield return­ expected to-morrow. officers. All citizens arc requested to unite in Compromise, however much we might desire drachms iodide of potassium, four ounces cin­ ^ S . n i , ™ n i n .n ~ :n vi- . i A Lesson for the Times.—When Bulstrodc Lieuts. Butler and Fiske went out with a flag namon water—mixed. ed home last night. selecting delegates, who agree that the present it, is impossible, for the rebels absolutely re­ of truce from Newport News, for the accomo­ crisis demands the subordination of party in­ Take one teaspoonful thrice daily before eat­ Aniline l niZvmi rlriro ^°U» i Whiteloek was about to embark as Cromwell’s Several missing soldiers are said to bo work­ pudiate it. Acquiescence in secession is dis­ °a fnnnd h ti Pot!^oes, ns tle 5' 1 envoy to Sweden, in 1G55, ho was much dis- dation of a lady wishing to return to her friends. terests to those of the country—who believe ing. Perhaps its efficacy is more doubtful in are not found by the commissary ?’ tur^ d in mind a’3 he in Harwich on thc ing on farms in Maryland. union consummatrd, and works the complete They found no rebels within six miles of the that a vigorous prosecution of the war should subversion of the Republic. The result of in­ cases of inflammatory rheumatism. It is also ‘ Nothing easier. Draw ’em by the tops most­ It is said that the sailors who were taken camp. Tlie party was hospitably entertained a relief or cure for dyspepsia, and most excel­ preceding night, which was very stormy, while prisoners with Lieut Scldon, refused to a man he accompanied by the most liberal proffers of action is palpable. Peaceful measures to re­ ly ! Sometimes with a hoe, if one is left in the he reflected on the distracted state of the na­ by a company of horsemen. The men picked peace—who seek the restoration of the Union lieve the Republic have been exhausted with­ lent for many humors of the blood field.’ to join the rebels. They say Lieut. Seldon is up yesterday by the Quaker City report that ------/ tion. It happened that a confidential servant a traitor and lost his prizes purposely. by extending equal justice to all the States— out success. Either we must give over the at­ ‘Hum! Yes! I understand! Well,see here! slept in an adjacent bed, who, finding his mas­ provisions are cheap in North Carolina. who regard no war or peace as defencible based tempt to save the Union, and consign our coun­ Somebody draws the picture of the full blood­ If you wont draw any more of mine, I will Ihe World says Gen. McClellan’s discipline Tho harvest has been very abundant. Cof­ ter could not sleep, said ; is felt keenly, none can escape, from the high­ on the idea of an ultimate separation of thc try to contempt and dishonor, or turn to our ed southerner who spends his loose time in bring you a basket full11 every morning, and ‘ Pray, sir, will you give me leave to ask you fee is worth 27cts per. pound. A cargo of States—who while willing to oppose to secession abusing the North : He toils not, neither does est officers to tlie lowest privates. only remaining hope—the sword. Recreant draw them myself.’ a question ?’ cheap sugar taken into Newburn brought 9cts all the recourses of the country considers sec­ he spin. Swaddled at birth in a northern Prince Napoleon has returned from visiting are we, if wo neglect any resort known to na­ ‘ Bully for you, old fellow!’ was the cry, and ‘ Certainly.’ Mt. Vernon late this evening. per.. lb. tionalism at the North a pregnant source of the tions, hopeful or forlorn, to crown with triumph blanket, cutting bis teeth on a northern gum- three cheers and a tiger were given for farmer ‘ Pray, sir, don’t you think God governed tho The World states that a spy was arrested Quinct, 111., August 7. events that effect us, and demand that public the grand experiment of Republican govern­ Ting, solacing his sweet tooth on northern can­ ——• There, we like to have written his name! affairs be conducted henceforth on broader prin­ dies, learning his letters from a northern book, world very well before you came into it? ’ near Long Bridge with the traitor Beauregard’s A band of 1000 rebels attacked a camp of ment. Other means having failed, we are ready Ihe covenant was entered into, and no one but ‘ Undoubtedly.’ ciples of Constitutional duty and patriotism, educated at a northern college, learning his thc owner drew potatoes from that field after­ pass with him. Also that an officer in the reb­ Union men at Athens, Mo., Monday morning to unfurl our loved standard and try for awhile ‘ And pray, sir, don’t you think lie will gov­ el army was known to be at the National Hotel at 5 o’clock. There was a considerable amount and who agree that justice to our soldiers and tho virtue of lighting, invoking the God of gentility and acquiring all his refinements in wards. tax-payers demand the immediate institution northern social circles—he still looks upon the ern it quite as well when you are gone out of to-day. of arms and amunition stored in thc camp, nations to bless our cause. it? ’ Virginia claimants are filing 'charges against which comprised 350 men under Capt. More. of a more rigid administration of expenditures North os a foreign country, a region altogether . 4 ,P r‘.va.tc letter, from a trustworthy Bource Should time prove this last resort of no avail, ‘ Certainly.’ the government for damages by the United The fighting lasted about an hour, when the and the expulsion of corrupt men from office. then, with tears over the. tomb of our perished plebeian and uncivilized, because it has neither in Virginia, declares that the rebels havo 1100 Baltuiore, August 8. cotton nor niggers.” ‘ Then, sir, pray excuse me, but don’t you States troops. rebels then retreated. Uapt. Moro having been national glory, and with desolate heart, we columbiads—stolen from the Norfolk Navy Yard think you may as well trust him to govern it as The Herald's despatch says that the news reinforced by 150 men from Centralia, on the Messrs. Breckenridge and Valandigham have The Boston Post asks, “ Who wants a better planted in various positions to guard the ap­ will resign the cherished hopes of civil freedom ‘ National Him’ than General Scott?” H art­ long as you are in it ?‘ from Kentucky creates wild enthusiam in Wash­ opposite side of the river, gave ebase to the partaken of a grand dinner at the Eutaw house and popular government, feeling that the proach to Richmond, and that between two and To this question Whiteloek had nothing to ford Courant answers, “ Nobody, Mr. Post. ington. It states there are 10,000 Union men traitors for about a mile and a half, killing this evening given by the Baltimore secession­ precious blood of heroic fathers was idly sacri­ three hundred columbiads are now mounted reply, but turning about, soon fell into a sleep, there ready to drive the rebels out of Kentucky 10, taking 18 prisoners, 30 horses and two reb­ ists. At eleven o’clock they were serenaded by We can get along with that and ‘ Uncle Prelm?” upon the heights of Manassas. ficed, and invoke a despotism to shelter us from which lasted till he was summoned to embark. and Tennessee. el flags. Several rebels were also wounded. 1 the Bine’s Band. the horrors of more cruel anarchy The Democrat and Free Press of last week Letter from the Sixth Regiment. For the Gazette. Republican State Convention. Canu Knox, Cloud’s Mills, ) same paper says that a private letter fr?m places us “ on the traitor list” on account of Chain Bridge, Aug, 8, 1861. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Fortress Monroe states that an Electrical Tele­ an article alluded to by us last week, in con­ August 5, 1861. ( Augusta, Aug. 7. Friend W.—By the above date you will per- New York, 10. graphic \\ .re has been discovered, connecting nection with similar accusations against us Mr. Editor :—I notice in the last issue of The Republicans met this day in Convention the Fort with Fox Hill, where the enemy are Thursday, August 15,1861. ceivo that we still remain at the same point as A Washington despatch to the Times says when I indited my last, doing the same duties your paper a mistatement in regard to the in Meonian Hall, Augusta, by call of the State entrenched in strong numbers. from the Belfast Journal, and quotes the Ken­ color’s being borne from the field, in the late Committee. that the action of tho New York Democrats in as before, viz., guarding the Bridge and send­ ashington u 8. M. PETTINC1LL * CO., are authorized Agents lor nebec Journal against us. The Journal’s re­ battle at Bull Run. The fact of the case is The Convention was called to order by J . G. refusing to unite with the Republicans excites W , A ». 12. ing out scouting parties and pickets to watch much surprise. The recent order of the Post Office 'depart­ receiving Advertisement!! and Subscriptions for thb paper. marks do not apply to anything we have said. the advance posts of the enemy. The health this. Our color bearer, Mr. E. J . Hilton boro Blaine, Esq.,[Chairman of the State Committee, Office*—10 State St., Boston, and 119 Nassau S i., Naw the flag until about the time the order for re­ and on liis motion, Hon. Robert Goodenow of The Kentucky Cavalry reached here to-day, ment prohibiting the transmission of envel­ fork. No line can be found in our paper asserting the of our regiment a t this time is not as good as also applications to raise regiments in that when I last addressed you, many of the men treat was given, at which time he was shot Farmington, was appointed temporary Chair- opes containing scandalous matter is intended S R. NILES, (successor to V. B. Palmer,) Newspaper object of this contest to be to abolish or interfere inun. State. having taken that disorder peculiar to men who through the wrist. 1 think one of Capt. Car­ to cover such eases as that of a Massachusetts Advertising Agent, No. 1, Scollay’a Building, Court street, with the institution of slavery, or that it is The rebel steamer George Page attempted to quack who selected that mode of indecently Boston, is authorized to receive advertisements for this pa make a change of climate, which is not in any ver’s men took the flag from him for a minute George W. Wilcox was chosen temporary per, at the rates required by us, waged for any such purpose. Our statements, wise mitigated by camp life and army rations. or so, but was quickly relieved by one of our Secretary. leave Acquia Creek, Monday night, but was advertising his business. It has no application engaged by the ice-boat and compelled to re­ concerning which our Democratic neighbors However, we have but lew caseB that are worthy corporals, who bore it from the field, assisted Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Witcher of to envelopes containing patriotic Union devices by Col. Berry. This is the fact about the mat­ Augusta. turn. There were about 50 bidders for supplying The Republican Convention. have made so much ado, were simply that the of serious attention, outside of the casualties which one would naturally expect to occur to ter, and I am sorry to find so many claiming On motion of Mr. Richmond of Winthrop, a It is reported that batteries are being erecting the Post Office department with locks and keys’. We publish in-another column the full pro­ effects of this war were disastrous to slavery— a body of men placed in our position. the honor. I am not aware of any one in par­ Commitee of three was appointed to receive at White House. Five boat loads of armed An entire change of them is designed. There ceedings of the Republican convention, held that the institution of slavery was bearing the The enemy haB extended his pickets to a point ticular being ehargrined, but all of us, at being credentials and convey to the State Committee. men were seen to pass from Maryland to that has been no decision yet. on the river (Potomac) within some ten miles obliged to bear the flag from, instead of against Messrs. Richmond of Winthrop, Littlefield of place. The following consuls have just been appoint­ last week, at Augusta. The attendance was blows of the war, which was “ against slavery, ” It is probable that J. Lothrop of Massachu­ of this place, and they have also advanced so as the enemy. In connection with this it gives Skowhegan, and Rice of Hampden, were ap­ ed—Glasgow, John S. Prettman ; Smyrna, large, and Gov. Washburn was unamiously re­ because the rebels are identified with the slave setts will be minister to Austria. to cover a portion of the battle-ground of the me pleasure to speak of the bravery and manli­ pointed Committee. Prof. C. D, Cleaveland ; Peonia, Mexico, Mar­ nominated by ballot—a nomination which the power and its interests. If our neighbor doesn't ness of Mr. Hilton. He carried the flag for On motion of Mr. Kimball of Sanford, a It is stated that Smith, who was arrested in cus Ortcnhurgh, of Wisconsin; Hong Kong, 21st ultimo. This lias probably been done to New York a few days since, is a member of the people will heartily endorse by their votes on believe the war is doing any harm to slavery, allow them to repair and construct their bat­ three fourths of an hour, under the raking fire committee of one from each county was appoint­ H. N. Congoa of Tennessee ; Marseills, Fred­ of the enemy. At nny rate, until one cannon ed to report a list of officers for permanent or­ rebel Congress and will lie held as a hostage erick Wipteman of Minnesota ; Londonderry, the 9th of September. let him wait to the end of a three or four years teries for another engagement. On our (Mary­ for Mr. Ely. land) side of the river, we have a continuous shot and five bullets went through it, and lie ganization of the Convention. Thomas MeCuun of New York ; Demerara, The resolutions nre neither many nor long, contest, and see. We fully endorse the first himself was shot. Any one who thinks he can Said Committee is as follows : The Tribune’s despatches say that the British Theodore Edwards of Kentucky ; San Juan, line of pickets, within hailing distance of each Consul at Baltimore is one—of the chief aiders WarrenS. Foster of Connecticut; St. Catha­ and are all the better for it. We are glad that resolution adopted by the Republican conven­ other, from Washington to Harper's Ferry, a do belter let him show himself. For the benefit Messrs. Kimball of York, Spring of Cumber­ land, Hubbard of Oxford, Pratt of Androscog­ and abetters of the rebels. rines, Benj. Lindsay of Massachusetts; Paris, the convention has had the wisdom to confine tion last week, and neither have held nor ex­ wall of bristling steel 45 miles in length. At of some who want to carry it in the next fight as they say I would remark, that there arc sev­ gin, Walker of Franklin, Ilerrick of Kenne­ Col. Davis of the New York 16th in answer John Bigelow of New York. itself to the great question of the hour, express­ pressed opinions in contravention of its senti­ our post tho Maine 6th, Vermont 3d, New York to the numerous complaints of the people of The Order of Col. Davis, dated Alexandria, 33d, and company II, U. S. Dragoons,are build­ enty-five or eighty more of Company E, who bec, Sawyer of Somerset, Jordan of Piscataquis, ing clearly, squarely and succinctly the position Alexandria about outrages by his troops, ad­ having in view the severe punishment of troops ments. ing a battery of 6 guns, to act in conjunction claim the privilege, after they all get shot, any­ Lincoln of Sagadahoc, Stetsonof Lincoln, Rust of Knox, Pitcher of Waldo, Burgess of Penob­ vises them to display the “ Stars and Stripes ” who commit outrages and depredations around of the Republicans of Maine with reference to with the two already constructed for tiic de­ body, until then, no one outside of Company E. The Vexed Question Settled.—There have Lieut. J. D. Erskine, Company E. scot, Sawyer of Hancock, Kelley of Washing­ which will insure protection. Alexandria, meets with hearty commendation the contest in which wc.are engaged. To have fence of the brigade. The new battery is called here. been flying rumors during the past week to the ton, Hinds of Aroostook. Telegraphic communication between Wash­ re-affirmed the Chicago platform—to have as­ Fort Comfort. For the Gazelle. The Committee subsequently reported as fol­ ington and all the camps is being fully estab­ Col. Latson, of the New York horse artillery effect that the Fourth Regiment were coming On Tuesday of last week, wc received a visit serted any policy of the Republicans of Maine Mr. Editor.—It is seldom I trouble the news­ lows : lished. has received an order for an immediate mus­ home, and we understand that in the regiment from Gov. Washburn, who declared that if there The WorM’s despatch says Naval Constructor tering of his regiment into the service, from with reference to the slavery question would paper fraternity with any of my scribblings ; President. were not better rations served out to liis soldiers, but on the present occasion I am compelled to reports Vanderbilt’s steamers unfit for blocka­ the War department. the question, “ Are wc United States men ?” E bknuzer Woodbury of Aroostook. have been unwise and worse than useless. This he would call every man of them home. The break over, what lias been deemed hitherto an ding purposes. He is entrusted with the duty in connection has been much mooted. The opinion has been *• agitating” question is now being fused in the Gov. is a popular “ institution” with his sol­ insurmountable barrier, and inform our sister Vice Presidents. Quite a number of small boats on the Poto­ with the Quartermaster at New York of col­ diers. On Wednesday morning Adj. General held by many in the regiment, and by some towns through your weekly journal, of what E. II. Banks of York, John B. Brown of mac have been destroyed by the Gunboat Free­ lecting and forwarding to their respective regi­ crucible of this war, and when the flames of Ilodsdon, Senior,Who was acting Judge Advo­ officers, as well as privates, we understand, our Union ladies are doing for the sick and Cumberland, Rufus S, Stevens of Oxford, D. born. ments here and elsewhere, those whose furlough contest subside,and it is re-cast,we cannot tell in cate for Maine at this post, resigned and went that on account of some omission or informality wounded soldiers iD the various hospitals in M. Ayer of Androscoggin, Alfred Winslow of No reply to the shell fired into the woods at has expired or are absent from other causes. what form it will appear. It may be utterly home, denouncing the treatment of our officers and about the capital of our distracted coun­ Kennebec, Moses Littlefield of Somerset, Moses Mathias Point lias been elicited. —of not having taken but one oath since enlist­ and soldiers and the patronage extended to grad­ New York, Aug. 12. destroyed, it may be much as it was, or it may try. They, the ladies, have done nobly. A Parsliley of Piscataquis, Josiah Mcrrow of The Zfcra/t/’x despatch says that the Massachu ment, etc.,—the rvgluientls nut In llio rorvice uated of Woot Point b j tho gonorol govern­ oiiuplc notion was posted, and on the following The Schooner Mary and Adeline from Mary­ present itself in a new form, as a subject to ment. On the same day our Lieutenant Col. Sagadahoc, Marshal Smith of Lincoln, B. T. setts lltli regiment came over to Washington land reports spoken on Tangier Sound, by a of the United States, but of the State of Maine, day a meeting wai held, and committees ap­ Foster of Knox, Otis Kaler of Waldo, J. Y. to-day from Alexandria. exercise the judgment and conscience of the (Burnham) and Major (Pierce) came near be­ pointed to visit -arious sections of the town. The names of the petitioners presented from privateer, hailing from Deals, Ireland, where and consequently cannot be detained beyond Richardson of Penobscot, Charles J. Abbott of the schooner is owned. About three hours af­ people. Till that time, the Republican masses ing captured by the rebels. They had ridden A variety of artides were’ soon collected and Niagara County N. Y. by Breckenridge are three months from the date of leaving this city. into line of the enemy's pickets, without know­ Hancock, U. C. Merriam of Broostook, Ignatus ter, a Man-of-War passed up the Sound, and have no “ policy,” no platform of measures, then the Bcissorsand the needle were set in Sargent of Washington. pronounced to be forgeries. This question was, a week ago, if we are cor­ ing it, when a signal was made to the troops operation,and tha-e you could see busy at work It is reported that the rebels are concentrating subsequently heavy tiring was heard. It is sup­ with reference to the slavery question. stationed there by the pickets. The Col. and Secretaries. posed that the privateer was captured. rectly informed, the all-absorbing topic among the aged matron and the blooming maiden, even at all point from Point ot Rocks to Alexandria, The Republicans of Maine renounce no prin­ Major soon saw a body of cavalry coming full of ten years, vying with each other in|the prepar­ James M. Lincoln of Bath, John II. Lynde but Gen. McClellan is perfectly ready for of- Sandy Hook, Aug. 12. the men. But letters received on Saturday tilt for them. The speed of their horses soon ciple in abstaining from such a declaration.— ation of needful artiiles for those who arc now of Bangor. f fencive or defeneive action. The 19th N. Y. regiment is now commanded state that Gen. Howard had visited the regi­ put them outside the enemy’s pieketsand harm's On motion of Mr. Herriek of Waterville, the They hold no sympathy with slavery—they engaged in battlingfor the continuation of the Major Nimms’ Battery is attracting the at­ by Major Ledlie. Col. Clark, still being under ment, and talked to the men, and that they had way. same privileges whidi cost so much of the blood respective County delegations were requested to tention of thousands in Broadway, through a anest and Col. Seward is absent on leave.— abhor it as repugnant to all their moral prin­ On Saturday Gens. McClellan and McDowell, become satisfied that they were three years men, and treasure of our fathers. Noble work! — report to the Convention the name of one per­ couple of miles of which they arc making a Guard is kept on both sides of the Potomac to ciples and inevitably hostile to the spirit of our with a detachment of U. S. dragoons, passed Soldiers who have sich friends, at home, as the son as a member of the Committee on Resolu­ parade. They leave at 5 o’clock. Burlington. and accepted as such in the service of the through oar encampment, making a passing free institutions. They stand, as they always ladies of Union liavi proved themselves to lie, tions. A Washington Despatch to the Post says that Last Monday news reached Major Ledlie that United States—that discussion and discontent inspection, while on their way to visit the reg­ will acquit themselves with honor on the battle The delegations subsequently reported ns fol­ the government lias issued stringent orders to have done, Hpon the principle of strict non-in- 100 rebel cavalry were at Lovettvillc, Loudon had been allayed, and that straggling soldiers iment above us. About the same time as Capt. field, as our Maine troops have already done. lows : prevent the transmission of any accounts of County, where they were impressing aud op­ terferencc with the rights and institutions of Snowman, of the Bucksport company, was stand­ would be brought in and deserters apprehended Two large boxes if articles are already on State Committee. army movements. pressing Union men. Detachments of 100 men any of the States, and of opposition to the en­ ing in the rear of the encampment and on the their way to Washington,valued at about §160, The rebels in Washington state that Ex-Min­ from the regiment under Col. Kennedy, crossed and returned to duty. bank of the river, conversing with one of our Aroostook—Ebenezer Woodbury of Houlton ; croachments of slavery in claiming national and there is still mere in preparation to be sent ister Falkner is to be a Brigadier General. Rock Ferry at 1 o'clock Thursday morning, and guards, a “ secessioner” came out of the tim­ Androscoggin—N. Dingly, Jr., of Auburn ; The rebels are employing negroes in the con­ as soon ns needed. S. Cumberland—S. E. Spring, of Portland ; York after a difficult march of seven miles, reached recognition and the control of the nation.— Cold water Brigade.—The children’s tem­ ber growing on the opposite side, and de­ struction of entrenchments on the Potomac. Lovettville before daylight. liberately aimed and shot his rifle at the Capt., —Leonard Andrews of Biddeford ; Oxford— When their principles call them to meet a t the perance society in this city was reorganized, on The Bangor Democrat Suppressed.—At The Commercial's despatch says there is no Ascertaining that the rebels had left they re­ the ball striking between the Captain and the R. S. Stevens of South Paris ; Lincoln—Wales truth in the reports that the Navigation of the ballot-box political opponents who seek to es­ Wednesday afternoon of last week, under pleas­ about one o'clock in Tuesday, during a false lluhbard of Wiscasset; Kennebec—J. G. Blain traced their journey about two miles towards guard. The rebel stood a moment to see the Potomic is interrupted. the river, in hopes that the rebels would follow tablish a different policy for the country, they ant auspices. The name adopted for the or­ effect of his shot, and then walked deliberately alarm of fire, a erovd entered the office of the of Augusta ; Franklin—R. B. Fuller of Wil­ Fortress Monroe, 9th. them. Here they formed an ambush, lying will be ready, under the Constitution,in loyalty ganization is the “ Cold Water Brigade.” The away. Bangor Democrat, an undisguised traitorous ton ; Somerset—W. B. Snell of Fairfield; Saga­ dahoc—Jacob Smith of Bath ; Knox—S. IL concealed until two in the afternoon, when, to the Union, as good citizens, to do their duty. Brigade is under the superintendence of a Com­ On Sunday we were visited by Maj. Gen. Hampton is not occupied. The fugitive cit­ ascertaining that the rebels had not returned sheet, and threw al the type, material and fur- i Allen of Thomaston ; Waldo—True Harmon of izens being provided for by General Butler. Butler of Maine, and Col. Jameson, and some they continued on their way. When about But now they have not to meet political ques­ mander-in-chief, with two or more Aids, and niture of the offiee out of the windows, and ; Belfast; Hancock—Eugene llale of Ellsworth ; The big gun “ Union” has been mounted at other officers of the 2d Maine regiment. A three miles from the river they were overtaken tions at the ballot-box, hut rebellion in the is divided into six Battalions. Each Battalion Washington—J. M. Livermore of Eastport; Newport News and will lie experimented with pari of our regiment was raised in Bangor, afterwards burned ,t in the street. Marcellus' by a boy that informed them that about 130 of field, and they address themselves to the ques­ includes one of the village wards of the city, where the 2d was organized, so that the reunion Emery, the editor escaped unharmed. W e . Penobscot—S. P. Strickland of Baugor; Pis­ on Monday. cataquis—C. U. B. Woodbury of Dover. Stewart's rebel cavalry had re-occupied the tion of the hour with true patriotic devotion, and is under an adult Commander, who may was indeed joyous. The incidents of the late trust be will now “ go to his own place,” at I Washington, Aug. 10. town. Although our men were tired, hungry battle, in which the 2d took so noble a part, knowing no mere party motives in the prosecu­ appoint two adult Adjutants. Each Battalion Richmond or Charhston. Committee on Resolutions. The surgeon General has taken measures for and worn out, they unamiously voted to return were related with as much hilarity as a 4th of carrying into effect the late act of Congress, for and attack the Cavalry. Having gained a corn­ tion of the duty which calls upon every patriot is divided into Companies of ten boys or girls July excursion. It is no part of a soldier's Joseph B. Hall of Presque Isle, Job Prince Gy The followiig letter was received here on • of Turner, J. II. Goodenow of Alfred, J. B. additions to the medical staff of the army. field near the town they discovered tho rebles of every party to unite in a common cause, and each, with juvenile Captains. The pledge is creed to he gloomy. It i6 enough for him to A corps of cadets is to be formed whose duty about thirty rods from them, and heard the stand face to face witli trouble and danger when Tuesday morning. Mr. Gowen was a private Brown of Portland, J. J. Perry of Oxford, C. in which ttie masses of all parties in the loyal the same as that of the Band of Hope. The It. Haraden of Wiscasset, Geo W. Wilcox of it shall lie to act as dressers in the general rebel officer) give the word to mount, and be­ it comes. On Sunday morning, Lieutenant in Company C, aid was among those heretofore Hospital and ambulance attendants in the field lieving they were about to be charged upon, States arc found shoulder to shoulder, to de­ following are the adult officers of the Brigade : Kent, of the Ellsworth company, brought in a Gardiner, L. N. Prescott of Farmington, Joseph reported missing. Barrett of Canaan, George Prince of Bath, C. with the same rank and pay as West Point Capt. Kennedy charged upon the town in doub­ monstrate to rebels at home and kings abroad E dgar A. Burpee, Commander-in-Chicf. uegro boy some 18 years of age, a very intel­ cadets. Candidates will be examined before a le quick,firing two volleys which sent the enemy, Richmond, July 26, 1861. 1A. Miller of Ruekland, Win. M. Rust of Bel­ that the Uoitcd States is not a mere conglomer­ 7j. Pope Vose, Brigade Secretary, ( , ligent negro, too. He stated that he had run board and from those approved will he made alter firing a lew harmless shots, flying out of the enemy's guard and followed the river down, Mrs. iV. B. Gown, Rockland. fast, N. K. Sawyer of Ellsworth. ation of petty sovereignties each of which may Heman Burpee, Brigade Treasurer, ) " “ ' These reports were accepted. selections. the opposite side ot the town, with one Lieu­ for the purpose of getting into our lines, lie tenant killed and live wounded. The inhabit­ dissolve the connection at will, but an indivisi­ Commanders o f Battalions. As a stranger 1 met your husband amongst The Committee on Credentials reported 185 Brokers arc purchasing two years 6 per cent says he is a free negro and belongs to Norfolk ; the wounded a ti hospital near the dreadful Treasury Notes at from 95 to 95 1-2. ants of Loudon County, are generally Union­ ble nation—that the Union is not a rope of First Battalion, Miss Celeste P. Snow-; Second is a mason by trade ; that on the 16th of July towns represented by 600 delegates. battle field of Maiassas. He asked me to write Adjourned to afternoon. The price for fifty dollar notes is better than ists and are greatly rejoiced to he free from the sand, but a tie knitted and interwoven into the Battalion, Miss Flavilla V. Ingraham ; Third last he was kidnapped and carried to Alabama iyou that he was vounded in the leg though not those of other denominations. rebels. to he sold; that “ niggers” not being in de­ very life of the people, and ttiat the people of Battalion, Mrs. R. S. Mayliew ; Fourth Battalion, I very severely, and had the services of a phy­ St. Louis, Cle.vvel.ind, Ohio, 13. mand, lie could not he sold, so lie was put in AFTERNOON. Aug., 10. America will keep their country what the Miss Adelia Pillsbury ; Fifth Battalion, Miss sician and hoped soon again to return to you Capt. Jaimson of Kansas notoriety is en­ The Tennessee Banner of the 9th says that the Southern army to cook for some officers.— and his home. Ijelieve this is all he said to On motion of Mr. Goodenow of Farmington, Addie H all; Sixth Battalion, Miss Rosa A. route to Washington to arrange for mustering Mr. Edwards who swore to support the rebel fathers made it, or leave it the wilderness which He says lie was at the battle of Bull Run, and me, with the rcqiest as a great favor I would voted to proceed to ballot for a candidate for Whitney. that the Southerners commenced the battle 40,- Governor. liis men into the Federal service. lie hets 800 constitution was elected from Bradley county to the fathers found it. communicate it ti you. well mounted and disciplined men now on the the House by 590 majority and that the mem­ This makes an efficient adult organization, 000 strong, but received a continuous line of Respectfully, IIenrv T. Garnett. And Messrs. Goodenow of Franklin. Ham- reinforcements thoroughout the entire day, the Western borders. bers from lower East Tennessee are Union men. Ocr P cblic Schools—the Grade System.— which will not fail to make the meetings pleas­ matt of Penebscot, Marble of Oxford, Purslily last division brought in by Jeff. Davis himself, 2 ? By a tclegnphic despatch from Bangor, of Piscataquis, and Smith of Sagadahoc, were 'There is nothing new from Springfield. Gen. The Athens Post says it is reported that sev­ We are reminded by the notice of the School ant and profitable to the children. The next Fremont has ordered the nmnlier of artillery eral military companies have been organized to swelling the force to 97,000. He says he heard August 10, to tin family here, we learn that oppointed a Committee to receive, assort and Committee, in another column, that the fall meeting is held at half-past two o’clock this an officer say they were whipped three times, if count the votes. companies in this State to be increased to twen­ resist the action of Tennessee in becoming a i that morning Thomas Drinkwater was knocked ty-four. member of the rebel confederacy and hopes the term of the public schools of the city is soon to (Wednesday) afternoon, at the Universalist the d—d Yankees did hut know it ; that if our Subsequently the Committee reported as fol­ troops had made one more charge, they (the ! overboard by the aoom of the vessel in which lie lows : PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10. report is without foundation, as the County commence, and this suggests a word with ref­ Church. All the boys and girls who wish to Ire lias given a decided rebel majority. Southerners) would have been obliged to evacu­ was employed, every effort was made to save Whole number of votes 424. The 14th and 15th Massachusetts regiments erence to our school system. When the village temperance soldiers are desired to come and ate the premises ; that they had not amunition ranklin o him, but was unsuccessful. Ills body had not anil all of which are fur Israel Washburn, Jr. arrived this morning and left per Baltimore af­ F , M . 12. school districts were united, and the system of enlist. to make a stand more than fifteen minutes On motion of Mr. Dow, voted to appoint a ter being entertained by the Union refreshment been recovered at tin hour when the communi­ A messenger from Springfield at Rolla Sun­ graded schools was adopted, we anticipated longer. lie confirms the report of the cannon Committee to inform Israel Washburn, Jr., of committee. day afternoon reports that Gen. Lyons’ ad­ Union Meeting in Bangor.—Pursuan t to a ball rolling under the table where “ Jeff” was cation was forwardol. liis nomination by this Convention. great improvement in the condition of our N ew York, Aug. 11. vanced guard met the rebel advance guard call signed by about six hundred citizens, a dining; and says that Beauregard was in the And Messrs. Neal Dow of Portland, Jacob Thursday. An engagement ensued which re­ public schools. This improvement, to some The Tribune's Washington despatch says that ; great Union meeting was held at Norombega ears three times during the day, to escape to Fire.—The lious; and barn occupied by Mr Smith of Bath, Robert Goodenow of Farming- sulted in driving the rebels into the woods.— Garibaldi lias tendered liis services to the Amer- extent, has been secured. We have a High Hall, in Bangor, on last Saturday evening.— Richmond. i Hiram Stevens, on Pleasant street, were totally ton, were appointed said Committee. The loss is not stated. Our cavalry had taken School, open to scholars from all parts of the About noon on Monday, a private by the lion. John IL Goodenow, in behalf of the i ican Government through the American Consul The large hall was crowded to its utmost capac­ destroyed by lire, on Sunday forenoon. The a position on the north side of Little York road name of Pryor, a German and a good soldier, Committee on Resolutions, reported the follow­ at Genoa and Secretary Seward. The offer lias designing to draw out the enemy. Graded District,and there is an imperfect divis­ fire caught in the barn. Mr. Stevens (whose been accepted, and a Major General's commis­ ity. Stirring and patriotic speeches were made, was drowned while in bathing. He belonged ing resolution. The time o f the 1st Iowa regiment expires ion of the remaining schools into Primary, In­ sion tendered to the noble Italian. and strong Union resolutions were adopted with to the Calais company. lie was buried on Mon- business is hauling lime-stone)saved his horses, 1. Resolved, That the present deplorable civ­ on Wednesday, hut they are determined to re­ termediate and Grammar grades, hut beyond Jay, under military honors. This is the third il war has been foroed upon the country by the Arrived—barkTacony, Mantuin ; brig Emily, great enthusiasm. The resolutions enter the hut his harnesses, vith two hogs and about a main with Gen. Lyon until the issue in that this we have little of a perfect system of gra­ now we have lost from the regiment. One we disuniunists of the Southern States, now in re- Fisher. quarter is decided. ton ofliay, were icstroyed. Nearly everything The schooner Mary Alice arrived this morn­ protest of the people of Bangor, without dis­ lost in Portland, one was shot by our guard bclion against the Constitutional Government, According to information from prisoners, de­ ded schools except the name. We have not ing. She sailed July 21st from Guayquille for tinction of party, against any convention meet­ at Havre de Grace, and this one was drowned. j was saved from tin house. There was no in­ and in arms around the Capital ; that in this serters and scouts the rebels number about 21- made that improvement in rendering this sys­ New York, with 210 hogsheads of sugar, and ing in that city to brand as an “ unholy war ” Last Sunday Gen. McClellan issued a general surance on the projerty. The house was owned natonal cmerganey banishing all feelings of 000. Their main body is still encamped. tem efficient which we ought to have made, and order to the effect that no pass should be valid, mere passion or resentment, the people ofMaine was captured by the pirate Dixie, and a pirate the sacred cause for which our brave volunteers by a daughter of Nrs. Stevens, who had been Four prisoners, 20 head of cattle anil 4 horses unless signed by a Brigadier General. This will recollect only their duty to the whole coun­ crew put on hoard the Mary Alice, with orders were seized by two companies of Cavalry. which might have been anticipated. The clas. to take her to Charleston or Wilmington. She are periling their lives, and brands the men was made with a view to clear the city of tran­ enabled to purcliac it with her earnings (as a try , that the war is not waged on their part in Gen. Lyon was trying to draw the rebels in­ sification of studies for the several grades is was recaptured hv the Wabash on the 3d inst. who meet in such a convention as tories and sient soldiers, and the effect was general, in factory operative) to furnish a comfortable any spirit of oppression, or for any purpose of to battle. doubtless not sodistiuetly marked and thorough operation, for on Sunday morning the Provost conquest or subjugation, or of overthrowing or The pirate crew were transferred to the Wa­ traitors. The Bangor Democrat, with all con­ home for her motler, and it was nearly paid J efferson City, Aug. 12. as it might be, and certainly not all in this Marshal, had a force of half a battalion of interfering with the rights or established insti. bash. While preparing the papers to be sent nected with it, is also denounced in the strong­ for. Mr. Stevens is an honest, hard-working by the Mary Alice to New York, and with the The conductor, Fred Whipple, was shot at respect which it ought to lie. Scholars are al­ Colonels, Majors, Captains, and their subal­ tntions of those States, hut to maintain and de- est terms. The meeting adjourned to meet at terns. man, and wo trus this loss will be repaired by fenb the supremacy of the Constitution and to latter in tow, the Wabash captured the brig McGirk’s, this morning, about 6 miles this side lowed too much liberty in changing from one Sarah Starr, which had no hailing port or pa­ same place, at 10 o’clock A. M. next Thursday, Au outsider would hardly believe the state­ his friends and felhwcitizens, as we understand preserve the Union, with all the dignity, equal­ of California, while conducting a train of Fed­ school to another. There should be a register ment, if told of the amount of mail matter that ity and rights of the several States uuinpared ; pers. The pirate Dixie is a fore and aft schoon­ eral Soldiers. He was fired on by a concealed to hold a patriotic meeting till 11 o’clock the it probably will ho of the scholars belonging to eacli school, to be comes and goes through our Regimental Post and that as soon as these objects are accom­ er of about 180 tons, painted black and carries rebel in the woods. three guns and a crew of 40 men. always kept in the school, and at the beginning Offiee. Yesterday there were over a bushel of Berdan’s SiiarpShooters.—We are glad to plished, the war ought to eease. Louisville, Aug. 12. letters. I was in the Office to-day, and was see that Colonel Bifdan’s success in raising his 2 Resolved, That the National administra­ Fortress Monroe, August 10. A passenger from Richmond, via Knoxville, of a term no scholar should be admitted who Gur neighbor of the Democrat says that tion in its patriotic efforts to carryout the prin­ looking into the mail box, and in some 260 regiment of sharpshooters has been so great,' The Quaker city this morning brought up reports that General Zollincoffer at the head of was not on the register of the previous term, the “ eventual result” of the war “ will he letters 1 did not see one poorly superscribed. ciples just enunciated, is entitled to and should that lie is now likely to organize three regi­ the prize schooner George P. Baker, of Galves­ the Tennessee troops there had suppressed Par­ receive the support and cooperations of every unless on a pass from the S. S. Committee. No utter ruin to the present generation, if not the Was there ever such an army raised before in ments instead of me. Ten companies are now ' ton, and her rebel crew of four men in irons. son Brownlow’a Knoxville paper. scholar should be passed to a higher grade, ex­ end of Republican government.” This isa very the world? I suppose our regiment is but an ready with a liunired men in each ; and every loyal and liberty loving man, and to this end, She was captured by our fleet off Galveston, The Journal publishes a letter signed W. J. epitome of the whole army. Our worthy man has been pul to the practical test, and lias! the Republicans of Maine invite a union of all and sent to New York with a Federal prize Dewy of N. Orleans, addressed to F. A. Crock­ cept upon regular class examination at the gloomy view, though even the former ruin those in favor of suppressing rebellion, of main­ chaplain, the Rev. Z. Thompson, has under­ made the requirei “ string,” which is ten con­ crew on board. She was captured again yester­ er, N. Y., asking if the former could get em­ close of each term, unless for very special rea­ would not be too great a price, if by paying it taken the arduous duty of Postmaster. The secutive shots at lix hundred feet distance, av-: taining inviolate the Union and the constitu­ day off Hatteras by the pirate York, who put ployment inN . Y. and speaking dcsparingly of sons, nor should any scholar be passed to anoth­ the latter could be averted. chaplain is very popular with the soldiers. He eraging not more than five inches from the een-1 tion, and of bringing hack the Government to four of lier own crew on hoard. Meanwhile the future prosperity of New Orleans. This is a citizen of Portland. the principles and purity of the earlier Presi­ er school of the same grade, except on a change tre of the target The governors of thirteen the York was seen by the gunboat Union, which letter was intercepted by the rebels and return­ Donation to the 2n Maine. The amount of Our regiment lias been furnished with the loyal States liavi agreed to furnish $10,000 dents. ed to N. O., and Dewy was committed to jail. of residence or other sufficient reason. For gave chase and burnt the pirate, but not until donations for the 2d Maine Regiment received self-primiugS pringfield rifle, with sight grad­ each to equip tin men ; Col. F. P. Blair, jr., 3. Resolved, That our brave volunteers who she was beached, and her crew had escaped, The authorities requesting bail. many terms, we think there has been no ade­ at No. 31 Central street, and forwarded yester­ uated for 900 yards. They are second to none lias privately becime responsible for a like ain't, have rustled with patriotic ardor to the defence taking with them the Federal prize crew. 'The Richmond Examiner of the 8 th says the of the country, and who have borne themselves quate and thorough examination of the schools day per steamer M. Sanford to Boston, amount­ hut the Enfield sifle. Our hoys arc very proud and a citizen of'Kentucky has subscribed the The Union then recaptured the Geo. P. rebel Congress to-day considered the bill for with gallantry on the field of battle, deserve ed to about six tons in weight. All the small of them, and justly, too. Our neighbors, the same. Baker, and made prisoners of her pirate crew, for public defence. The bill authorizes the at the close of the term. At the close of each packages were carefully packed in large dry the warmest commendation of their fellow Vermont 3d, have the Enfield rifle. The Gov­ The success, ii spite of some difficulties, has transferring them to the Quaker City. President to employ the military conformably term there should lie a thorough and careful goods boxes and casks. The contributions em­ ernment has already began to realize the fact therefore been sogreat thafrit is now proposed citizens; they are entitled to the most liberal New York, Aug. 12. to the act of March 16th and to necept 400,000 class examination, in all the schools, and then, braces great variety. Pickles by the barrel, that to send men into action with the smooth­ to go on and raise two regiments more, on the treatment at the hands of both State and Na­ volunteers. The Norfolk Herald of the 7th cheeses, barrels of crackers, pilot bread and nuts, and then only, should scholars be passed to bore musket, against such an enemy as wc are same conditions aid for the same service. The tional Governments, and we cordially approve Special despatches from Washington state savs that the steamer Whitney came to New­ English herring, kegs of tobacco and tamarinds, now combating with, is no better than down­ all measures for their benefit which have been that the 14th and 15th Massachusetts regi­ higher classes or higher grades. This, with undertaking is oni of great importance, and we port News on Sunday and proceeded to sea on a large quantity of nice cake, preserves, ketchup right murder. hope that it will jrovc in every way successful. adopted either by our own Legislature or by ments waded through the heaviest rain of the Monday with her decks filled with troops. a proper and clearly defined system of classifi­ towels, stockings, soap, religious tracts, sugar Owing to the stringency of Gen. McClellan’s We hope to see Massachusetts well represented the Congress of the nation. season to the Camp a t Georgetown to-day. The correspondent of the Richmond Despatch cation and gradation, is indispensable to the and lemons, sardines, olives, stationery, the source of our highest and most in- The following is the official report of the light gence of the approach of a large rebel force Septem ber 1, 1860. b 37 business in the Express fine promptly attended to. ■ ellectuai enjoyments, is unfortunately the most abused near Springfield, Saturday, forwarded by one ol No credit will be given for fees of this Court. E. E. FRYE’S PILLS. and neglected, and it cuunot but be regretted that the from Yorktown. These rumors were confirmed W . II. MOWER, Messenger, means generally resorted to for its improvement are too Gen. Lyon’s Aids: at 5 o’clock in the afternoon by an intelligent M. IV. FARWELL, Judge. has had nine years experience on this route in that capaci­ CENTS CASH will be paid by the subscriber fo» frequently the cause of injury, and in mauy instances its MARRIAGES. ty which is a sufiicieut guarantee of his ability to transact every box of the genuine FRYE’S PILLS bought of loss, by persons pretending to be Opticinus who are not at “ To Major General Fremont : . . . lr deserter from the rebels, named E. A. Mayhew, Rockland, April 24, 18G1. Express business. F. G. COOK, ou und alter this date in quantities of IO all acquainted with any ol the beautiful principles of the Gen. Lvon, in three colamns, under hnnself, a native of Maine, but a resident of Georgia E. L. LOVEJOY, Agent. groH.v or less ns the case mny be» Every box Law of Sight or Optics, with not a particle of knowledge Gen. Siegel and Major Sturgis, attacked the en­ until impressed into service. He has furnished Office opposite Custom House Block, Rockland. hereafter sold will have a private mark, this is to prevent ns to the Anatomy or Physiology of the human Eye, tak­ Knox County Convention, In Warren. July 9th, by Rev. D. Cushman, Mr. Robert fraud. Boston Office, No. G Court Squnrc> ing Upon themselves to assist the Sight, with Glasses neith­ emy at G 1-2 on the morning of the 10th, J an account of the expedition. Mayhew has The Republicans of the County of Knox are requested Spear and Miss Mary Jane Spear, both of W. Apply to E. E. FRY E, er truly ground, or by any means scientifically adapted, miles southeast of Springfield. The engage­ been stationed at Yorktown since the first of meet by their delegates at the COURT ROOM, Rock- In W arren, Aug. 12th, by Rev. D. Cushman, Mr. Seth August 13, 1861. 34lf South Thomaston, July 25, 1861. .pausing by their ignorance the most fatal results. ment was severe. Our loss is about 800 killed of June. On Friday last, Col. Magrudcr left land, on Wednesday August 2lsl, at 10 o’clock A. M., lor B. W etherhee and Miss Ann Coburn both ol W arren. Mr. A. A. has the most complete Stock of Spectacles the nominations of Candidates for two Senators, one In Hampden, Aug. 7th, by Rev. J K. Mason, Mr. W tl- exer imported into this country, which he adapts under and wounded. Gen. Lyon was killed in a Yorktown with TOGO men, including 200 caval­ County Commissioner and County Treasurer, and to act iiam Crosby, of Grasshopper hulls, Kansas, to Miss Jen- Courts of Probate. I LUEZPEA.T! the immediate superintendence of Dr. Wolff, iu charge at the bead of His column. Our force ry and eight pieces of artillery, viz.: three Par­ upon any other business that may come belore the Con­ e Wymati.of Hampden. Gold, Silver' Steel, Platina and Ainilunr, Micro­ vention. Iu Belfast, July 7th, by G Richards, Esq., Mr. Simon A STATE OF MAINE. 10 CENTS PEK BOX, was 8000 including 2000 Horae Guards. Mus­ rott guns, four howitzers and one rilled cannon. Payson of Belfast, and Miss Elleu M. W hite of Belmont, scopes, Reading Lenses, Li O rd ered , That notice thereof be given three weeks sue- | believe, only sin from ignorance. voice. See advertisem ent. ' 6:n51 i' hereby given that the two stone light-house towers cessively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rockland, in 1 la and lecommended by honest Physicians, are sold by re­ Sunday morning Gen. Siegel fearing the ene- winter his army many miles beyond Hampton. spectable druggists at 25 tls. per. box. It requires more than ordinary study and a perfect ac­ mv might recover and attempt to cut his com- An attempt will be made to foist the act on whit h have been for some time under construction on said County, that ail petsons interested inav attend at a j quaintance with the higher branches of science; and unless IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. “Thatcher’s Island,” distant about three-fourths of a mile Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on the second Tues- j E. E. FRYE. you be perfectly acquainted with the higher Mathematics, miind off from Springfield, fell back on that Butler, but after 10 o’clock Wednesday night, from Cape Ann, (which forms the northernmost limit to day of September next, aud show cause, if any they have, 1 South Thom aston, August 8, 1861, 33lf Optics, Dynamics, Laws of light and refraction, iu lact. city, where the Home Guards were stationed.— ; there was nut a federal soldier in Hampton. RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES! ! Massuchuseils Bay,) will be completed, and the lights ex­ why the p rater of said petition should not he granted. the whole curicle ol Natural Philosophy, you cannot pos­ Then fearing the great numbers of the enemy ' ------B R Y A N ’S P U L M O XI C W A F E R S hibited for the first time on (be evening of the 1st day of II. ALDEN, Judge. 10 CENTS PEK BOV. sibly understand how to fit a pair of Spectacles without are uufaiiing in tne cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma October, H61. A true copy,—A tte st:—A. S. R ic e , Register. 3w34 doing incalculable injury. might induce them to get between bis command , The Pistoi..—which saved the life of the son The height of each tower from base to focal plane is and Rolla, Siegel concluded to fall back on Rol-1 of Dea. Ira Chamberlain of this city, at the bat- Bronchitis, Sore T hroat, H oarseness, Diffic u l t 112 1-2 feet, and the. height of each focal plane above the E. 13. FKY E’S KELX.©. Let None Despair! la with his provision trains and meet reinforce- tie of Bull Run, is now in possession of his Br ea th in g , I n c ipie n t Consumption, and Diseases of mean sea level is 165 1-2 feet. They occupy the positions Alum inum . All Defects of Vision can now find Hr/p th e Lungs. They have no taste of medicine, and buy of the old stone lowers, at the distauec of 895 leet from A FR ESH INVOICE, August 13, 1861. ments. ■ father. Young Chamberlain bad the pistol by each other, bearing (per compass) respectively N by E 3-4 HE undersigned has been appointed sole Agent for child will take them. Thousands have been restored to WALI.ACL’S ALUMINUM PEN, which are war­ DK. A R T H U R S. WOLFF .At the time of the departure of the messen- his side, when un ounce bullet hit it and cut it E, and S by W 3-4 W. There is a good channel Let ween T Reader, the adage, warm a viper into life, and it will be wili superintend all applications for Glasses. health that had before despaired. Testimony given in hull, 1 hatcher’s I.-Lind and Cape Ann lor small vessels. The ranted strictly anti-corrosive. Samples can be had gratis ger the enemy had not teen seen, and it is prob- nearly in two. A narrow escape, truly-—Ban- on application to quite sure to sting you, is doubtless familiar io you, und it P. S In order lo know the proper time WHEN to be­ dreds of cases. A single dose relieves iu ten m inutes. ltoi k bears S E by E, (magnetic) distant one- may be, accords with your experience. Such indeed has able that Siegel had not been disturbed on hisiyor H’/tiy. half i The lights mi Thatcher’* Island N. II. HALL, No. 2 Hovey Block. gin, and WHEN lo avoid the use of Spectacles, the follow­ Ask for Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers—tlte original and only Rockluud, Aug. 7, 1861. 3w33 been my experience with Er. E. E. Frye. I have deposi­ ing remurks will >erve as a very useful guide : thirty miles from Boon M aud ligiti ; 24 miles L . _ ted S50, and will prom ptly cause it to be paid over to Mr. inarch. — ------— genuine is stamped “ Bryan.” Spurious kinds are offered ton light; and 43 miles from Cape Cod (Highlanders Truro) BEGIN TO USE SPECTACLES. ew ounterfeit Frye if lie will under oath idlest that the following pio- Ninety retels were captured, including a A N C .—Counterfeit twos on light. The temporary structure.- from which the lights posi 1. If, on reading for a short lime, your eyes feel tired Colonel of distinction, the messenger not re- the Union Bank, Haverhill, Mass , arc in cir- for sale. Twenty-five cents a box. Sold by dealers gener­ are now exhibited, workmen’s sheds. «fcc, dec, will be re­ Diarrhea and Dysentery. ally. 1st. T hat the Pills in the t: without any other reasonable cause. membering his name. The sword and horse of culation. The vignette is an eagle on a shield, moved immediately alter the exhibition of the lights 2- If, on reading, a pressing sensation, or tendency to JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. N. Y. from the new towers. North lower, lat 42 deg. 38, 19, A CURE WARRANTED FOR 50 cts. close the ejelids, as if sleepy, is repeatedly felt. McCulloch were among the trophies. with the word “ Union upon it, on the upper N, b»n. 70 . 'j wo” across it. DOMESTIC’ PORTS. like other diarrhea preparations, constipate lhe bowels, restruin him from buying where light appear dim ami indistinct. Culloch and Gen. Price were both killed in the ______thereby endangering the system, necessitating the imme­ , or called in question his right 7. If the glare ol strong light, or ihe reflex of snow is i f it a u a s t o h f , NEW YORK—Ar 10th,sch Mary Brewer, (of Rockland) diate use of cathartics; but gives immediate relief, invig­ to pn i ofl his nostrums to the unsophisticated hurtful to the e ye. In this case, the eye protectors nre late battle, also, that our loss was (-00. I Gen. Scott’s P roperty.—By the Ordinance Wood, Ilam.ico 26th nit. orates and strengthens the patient, and leaves the bowels iry only occasionally used, and can be left off with safety af­ W ashington, Aug. 13. of Virginia the property of Gen. Scott, in that PRO V ID EN CE—Ar 9th, t-chs Hardscrabble, Packard,; iu a healthy, natural condition. One bottle of the Sum­ bin, and lastly. The young man came to me, .vithout terw ards. WILSON * W HITE’S BLOCK. Bangor; E.'.periment, Howes, Dennis. mer Cure is sufficient to cure any ordinary case; two or money, and I should judge without friends. I was AVOID TIIE USE OF SPECTACLES. A despatch from Major Gen. Fremont to Col. State, has been confiscated to the public treas three potions being generally sufficient to cure the most ested in him, and by a series of unrem itting favors, I have 1. During the time of all kinds of derangements in the E. D. Townsend, confirms the dispatch from St. ury. As a cotemporary well observes, before I (Sign of the Golden Eagle,) violent attack*, anil four to six bottles is w arranted to cure placed him in a favorable position. In a word. 1 tound nervous system. the State can realize it, General Seott will pro­ MEMORANDA. any one case of confirmed chronic California Diarrhea. him it humble peddlar of essence, to-day by uiy liberality, 2. During t lilnieuts of neuralgia in the head, nervous Louis, relative to thc battle, and death of Gen. he rides iu his comfortable cart, the “ Immaculate” propri­ Takes this method of informing the people of this place The Summer Cure is admiiablv adapted to all ages, headache, At Lyon. bably make good bis title with bis sword. hugged the I londa sexes and conditions ; none cun be injured by its proper etor, of “ Frye’s Pills.” 3. During ihe conv liescence after any serious sickness — and vicinity, that he bus a very large, well selected and The Genuine Article may be found, at The Secretary of War ordered Col. Berdan to N ew Stock of use. For children and infants and particularly fur chil ipecially scarlet kvor, measels, typhoid aud typhus fe- Two new forts have teen built near Fort , dien teething, it has no equal. Tbe Summer Cure has been COOK’S Drugstore, collect his first regiment of sharp shooters as , used in a great variety of cases for three years, with as- Ilocklaud, August 11,1861. 31tf i nlle f nervous excitements, which have al­ soon as possible. Corcoran, and a large extent of breast-works Drugs, M edicines, Chemical’s, ' leiiishiifg resu lts; never yet having failed to effect a cure, ways a tendency to irrit ite the oplie nerves. thrown up. Fort Corcoran is now in charge of DISASTERS. -nojthern troops going South, and to mothers with In all these cast s tne udvjeeof a reliable und conscien­ inrge^iktailiea of children, the Sum m er Cm is truly in- JLAUiVURY WOKK. ruioliliou of the “ Democratic Standard.” t*lc second Madne ReSiment anhall give special attention to setting artificial work. Gf the Eye. He is a gentleman of no ordinary abilities. Thankful for the liberal amount of patronage already Rotkliiuil Wafer Company. or Pains in thc Bowels, Headache, of the office was the scene ol a prodigious run dowtl anj sink t|le Fulierai war steamers at [From the New York Tribune, May 30. A NEW DISCOVERY. hubbub. Stones were afloat that a soldier had the Belize. bestowed in this line I invite the attention of persons wish­ rr.IIE Stockholders of this l ompany are hereby nqtified I Drowsiness, Kidney Complaints. Low ing such to my work w h ic h speaks for it s e l f . 1 that a Meeting will be held at the Office of said- Com ­ We had the pleasuic of being present last night at the teen shot by the Palmers, and as the pistol shots Another war steamer, the McRae, got out to Rockland, April 10, 1661. I6tf pany on lecture given before the member.', of the medical profession, f < HIE Ascnrideu or Pin Worm--, the removal of which has Spirits, Delerium Tremens, Intem­ jL ever bullied the skill of the most eminent physicians, Monday, August 2G, 1SGI, at the College of Surgeons and Physicians, by Dr. Arthur perance. had been distinctly heard some distance around yesterday by runing the blockade?” S. Wolff, who is attached to the 55th N. Y. S. M. The aud universally considered by them as beyond tiie reach of the neighborhood, tbe report appears to have; ______at two o’clock, P. M. for the choice of Ditectors. lecture was on the diseases of the Eye. The Doctor is a medicine, arc entirely expelled from the human system by I t Stim ulates, E xh ila ra tes, Invigorates, but w il l been credited, for some of tbe soldiers rushed: It is stated that a man named Dunniun-, at Per Order, well qualified Oculist and Aurist, and in some instances the use of nop Intoxicate or TOFF. M. SUM NER, Clerk was rather severe on the M. D’s. present for neglecting to to the State House lor their guns, but at the so- Atlanta. Ga., recently received two hundred Rockland, August 12, 1861. 2w34 VS A MEDICINE, it is quick and effectual, curing all give more attention to the dise^-es aud accidents to which Dr. E. G. Gould’s Pin Worm Syrup. caj-es of Dyspepsia. Kidney and other complaints of Imitations and oommand of Capt. Bell, they did i^hes for saying that he hoped the Union ' Wholesale and Retail Dealer in these delicate organs are subject. He is well-acquainted Stomach and Bowds. ih the subject, land is a gentleman of sup not take up aruics. The Palmers could not 1 vvould be sustained. DRUGS. MEDICINES. PATENT MEDI­ School Notice. •f nil’jirtlvd v e n t lls’i. A W in e g l a s s pu li, will remove drooping spirits, and The lo for th e ,p . sd foi restore weakly, nervous and sickly to health. then be found iu the attic. 1 ------CINES of every approved kind, Chemicals, Sponge, Truss­ rp IIE FAI L TERM of the Public Schools this City syrup is purely a ; vegetable preparation, and harm­ es, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Perfumery. Hair Oils, L will commence on Shattered constitutions, and those subject to Dbler ii m After the office-was cleared, and thc bonfire,I ' The New State Map. The surveys for this • Iiiiii ( of the m ost successful surgi is of the day. The less with I lie youngest child. T remens, through the too free use ol liquors, ifcc., will Hair R estoratives,'H air ami Teeth Brushes Syringes oI all M onday tho 2Gth iust. iiuiuiioiis of his coilcugues we tendered to iiirn by SYMPTOMS.—Intense itching, biting and distress m the burned low, the tiirong began slowly to disperse,! important map are being completed with the sorts, Bird Seed, Cooking Extracts, Spices, Citron, Cur­ immediately feel ihe happy effects of “ H am’s I nvigorat­ The S’upi i intending School Committee will be in session thanks. lower part ol the rectum and about the seat, (often mis­ but about 7 o’clock the Palmers were asetr- ‘ame care with which they were commenced, rants, Jellies, Figs, Tamarinds, Pure Cream Tartar, Loz­ taken for tlie Piles,) disagreeable sensation in the epigas­ ing S p ir it .” enges, Lard and Neats Foot Oil, Burning Fluid. Dye Stuffs at the High School Room on Saturday the I7lh inst at ode This Lecture is one of a series which the Doctor -will Do se.—One wine glass full; which will remove Bad mined to have made their way to apartm ents; " e observe Mr. Chase is in town preparing a o’clock P. M. for conference with teachers mid exam ina­ tric region or lower part of thc bowels.restlessness, wake­ «fcc., Ac. give in this place, notice of time and place to be given in fulness, starling and screaming in the sleep, fainting and spirits, Heart-bum, Indigestion, ereaie an appetite, cure in an adjoining building, whence they were plan of Brunswick for k, as he has all thc im -! Sitjnsjijii of o the Blue Morfttr, Pillsbury Block, tion of candidates to teach iu the City at the ensuing term. Dyspepsia and Colic, remove Flatulence. Kidney, Biud- Scholars expecting to be passed to higher grades must our columns. not unfrequently spasms or fits. hustled with considerable violence ; but, under portant towns of the State. We have watched ROCKLAND, ME. C aution.—The genuine has the. name, “ Dr. E. G. dei or Urinary obstructions will be relieved by a dose or be present for examination. He refers to Valentine Mott; M. D., President of the two, and an effectual cure by the use of a few bottles. the protection of tbe Police, the sons were taken the progress of this great undertaking with O ctober 25, 1860. 44lf HENRY PAINE,) S. S. Committee Gould’s Pin Worm Syrup.” blown in each bottle, his por­ College of Surgeons ; C B- Wood, M. D., Editor of Medi­ trait, and a fac simile of his signature on the wrapper. A dcse will give instant relief to the most violent Head­ to^the Marshcl’s office, and the aged parent was much interest. The publishers deserve the T. K. OSGOOD, V of cal Times ; Geo. C Gardiner, M- D.; Edwin Morgan, Gov­ ache, Nausea, or Bad Feelings, through excesses. fRfir^5EAT“'EWGLisH“ REHEhY. O. G. HALL. 5 Rockland. ernor of New York , W. F. Havemayer, late Mayor of I1ERVEY «fc MOORE, Sole P r o prieto rs. Ladies ol weak and sickly constitutions will find a dose conveyed in a coach to the dwelling of Mr. thanks and patronage of every citizen of Maine. Rockland, August 14. 1861. 2w34 Warden Foss, connected with the State Prison- We shall know infinitely more of each other N ew York. AddrcsH GEO. C. GOODWIN Jc CO., 11 occasionally will return to them health and strength. SIR JAMES CLARKE’S mid 12 Marshall st., Boiton, Mass., General During pregnancy, it is most efficacious in removing It is understood that later in the evening the geographically than ever before. No details of I hereby certify that Dr. Arthurs. Wolff of 233 We-t Agents for New England. disagreeable sensations internally, and is invaluable in sons were also conveyed thither, as a place of roads, streams, ponds, &c., is intended to be Celebrated Female P ills. Tkonr.istou Academy & Normal School. 11th street, has operated for Strabismus (cross-eye) on one Sold by Druggists generally. regulating generally the menstrual organs. of my patients with the greatest success. fJdllE Full Term of this Institution will commence on April 22,1861. Iyl8 General Depot, 48 Water-street, N. Y. refuge from tbe mob. A crowd lingered in the omitted. Prepared J'rom a prescription o f Sir J. Clarke, A. HARRIS, M. D., 174 W est 17th street. Wholesale Agents iu Boston, G. C. GOODWIN dc CO street until late in the evening,and closed out Messrs. Hitchcock and Holmes, the State hl. D ., Physician Extraordinary to the MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9, 18G1, 1 willingly add my testimony to the many the Doctor M. S. BUUR CO., and WEEKS Jc POTTER. Geologists, give thc work their highest praise has already. He has removed from eye Jids of my son Sold iu Rockland by C. P. FESSEN D EN , F .G . COOK, with a lighted tar barrel. Queen. under the charge of and J. S. HALL A. CO. ; in Thom aston, WM. M. COOK, Tim City Marshal, John Kimball, Esq., did all so far as completed, as do also Mr. Longfellow one of the most unsightly diseases, which bus resisted my This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of af E D W A ItD T. CHAPM AN, A . M ., Prinoipal, own and many of my colleagues’ medical treatm ent; nnd atid G. I. ROBINSON, and by all dealers in medicines in his power to save thc office, and assured the of thc Coast Survey, and the Messrs. Blunt, of those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female in gratitude for tiie blessing tny child now enjoys I have everywhere. New York, the latter having adopted it in thc constitution is subject. It moderates all excess, and re­ nnd such A ssistants us the wants of the school may re­ given the present certificate, und shall always be glad to June 12, 1>61. ______ly25 publisher of the paper that he would certainly moves all obstructions, and a speedy cure maybe relied preparation of their Coast Charts, which are quite. hear of his welfare. De able to do so, if tbe Palmers gave up their The Normal Department will he conducted with es­ II. VAN BUREN. fro lice. arms. They are said to have declined this pro­ authorized and adopted by Government as the TO MARRIED LADIES pecial reference to the wants of those designing to teach, it is peculiarly suited. It w ill, in a shot tim e, bring on and pains will be taken io make this department profitable j S hereby given that the copartnership heretofore exist- posal. standard for accuracy. to its members. 1 ing between GEOCGE BERRY and RUEL PHIL- Among papers found in thc office were letters This persistent energy and enterprise that the monthly period with regularity. 'lhe school will also afford the best advantages to those Rockport High School. BROOK. under the style of •‘ BERRY JL PIIILBROOK,” push this work ahead in spite of obstacles and Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government designing to lit for College, and those wishing io obtain a is this day bv mutual consent, dissolved. All debts owing and manuscripts unmistakably fixing thc editor­ thorough A< adetnicul education. rpIIE Fall Term of said School will; begin August 19lh, PERUVIAN SYKUP. to said partnership ate to be received by E. M. WOOD*, Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. ship of the paper upon Mr. Burke, of Newport. discouragements, are deserving of the highest Tuition will be for Common English Branches $3,00.— 1 under the charge of THE GREAT CURATIVE OF THE AGE! and ull demands on the said partnership are lo be presented praise.—Brunswick Telegraph. CAUTION. Higher English $4,00. Languages $5,00. to him for pay m e e t; lie being authorized to settle .debts Some were notes, simply returning communica­ CHARLES F. RICHARDS, A. M., due to and by said Compauy. Tim e Pills should not be taketi by females during the No pupil will be admitted for less than half a term. The tions which had been received from abroad, aDd term will continue eleven week. GEORGE BERRY, Firrtt Three Months of Pregnancy, as they are sure and continue 11 weeks. Those fitting for College or Teach­ TT will entirely cure, or greatly relieve, the followia, • Sffwarded to him for approval. One proof- Michael Roche, a builder and contractor of Thomaston, August 14,1861. 3w34 ing will receive special attention. Board reasonable.— L distressing complaints :—Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Dlarrhuj , RUEL PIIILBROOK, sheet of matter which was to have appeared iu Baltimore, has contracted with a company in to bring on miscarriage; but at any other time they are Tuition low. General Debility, Nervousness, Ulcers, Piles, Bronchlli ’ C am den,.Inue 1, 1361. 3w24 thc Standard this week, contained on the mar­ N. T. TALBOT, Agent. Jaundice, Dvsentery, Neuralgia, Liver Complaint, Erys1 Havana to construct no less than eight hundred Iu all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in East Maine Conference Seminary. Rockport, July 30, 1861. 2w32 pelus, und the endless catalcgue of Female Difficulties, WARREN FACTORY gin these words, in the bandwriting of Mr. frame houses, of three classes, varying iu size most of which originate in a low state of the blood. the Buck and Limbs, Fatigue ou slight exertion, palpita- rpIIE FALL TERM will commence August 29, nnd con- Get our new Pamphlet, aud read it. Burke : “ Print 300 half sheets containing my tinue eleven weeks. N o new classes formed after and embellishment to suit the classes of society ion of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will JL reply to Wheeler, and send by Express ou Satur­ found in Havana—the poor, the middle, and the the F ir st S aturday of (he term. JEWETT & COMPANY, YARNS,FLANNELS &c. day. I shall have important corrections to effect a cure when all other means have failed, and «il Students intending to enter the County N ormal No. 39 Suuaaicr Street, Boston. rich. All the houses will he one story in height, tfiough a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, School ’-.vill be examined on the f ir s t and th ir d Satur­ For sale by all Druggists. make to the article, which I cannot do to-night.’ day of ihe term. W. O. FULLER, - - Spear Block, with thc apartments succeeding each other on antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. July 3, 1661,______6m28 Large amounts of manuscripts of Mr. Burke T u itio n as usual :—Common Branches $3.00 ; High­ Agent for the W arren Factory, the ground floor, and running back to a great Full directions accompany each package. were saved from the flames. A letter was found er English and Languages $4.00. No E xtra T uition depth. The object of the company is to place Sole Ageuls for the United Statss and Canada, JJAS ON HAND A GOOD STOCK OF THEIR from the editors of the New York Day Book, ez.cept’for Music, Writing, and Drawing and Painting. Wanted Immediately. a dwelling within the reach of every man’s T he Boarding H ouse connected with the Seminary asked for a list of the democratic papers in this JO B M OSES, MORSE, BROTHERS, Tarns, Flannels, Cassimeres and means. Parties become subscribers, and by (Late I. C. Baldwin er *‘onor< BOOTS, SHOES, PILLS. objections which have been raised against all spiing- To •« if y°u’d wrile » fcw word‘ ,o p,“ 1 This celebrated Female Medicine, pos­ CONSUMPTION, that most insidious and malignant T sessing virtues unknown of anything else enemy of our race, has, by progression, at length been tooth rakes where the whole weight of the rake and op­ H«’« fone tot • eoger is mister O’Conner, Are you sick, feeble, and erator rests on the teeth. WESTON MERRITT, Pbopsutor. Rubbers, Hats, Caps, &c., complaining? Are you out of of the kind, und proving effectual after all checkmated, by the timely and judicious use of the Wid a stripe on his arm and a band to his hat. others have failed, is prepared from an In­ It has a sprihg scat lor the operator, has metalic spriug September 12, 1360. M lf order, with your system de­ Latest, Safest, Cheapest and Most Reliable Com­ teeth pass lightly over the ground, gathering all the hay, ranged, and your feelings un­ dian plant used by the natives for the same From JVo. 3 Kimball Bloelt. comfortable ? These symp­ purpose from time imraen^prial, and now pound ever offered to the Public, but without scraping up the dirt and stubble, as is the case An’ w hat’ll you tell him t it ought to be aisy toms are often the prelude to for the first time offered to the public. It with rakes where the weight of the rake and operator rests betheT houseT- is designed for both married and single HOWES’ COUGH PIELS. on the teeth. For such at ycur honor to spake wid the pen, To the AiorthiStore injTlark’s Block, serious illuess. Some fit of The pliability of the teeth is such that stones or other Corner of the Common and Elm Street. And aay I’m all right, and that mavoureen Daisy slckuess is creeping upon you, ladies, aud is the very be*l thing known The proprietors do not claim that confirmed, seated and should be averted by a for the purpose, as it will bring on the obstructions to the heighth of 14 inches can be raked over Consumption can be cured ; but they do claim that without leaving the hay or injuring the rake. A lad of «“ "modeled and reformatted And whin I’d be crying, he’d look but the wilder, Sell as Lou as the Lowest. its of their COUGH PILLS, and their desire to remove ull Please call and examine the rake at the AGRICUL­ They stimulate the functions sold in eighteen months without a single prejudice or skepticism from the minds of the public, they a „ ogufi? h X V r x ^ ,onHi ““r“ U0“ *°,hMe And say would 1 wish for the country’s disgrace I of the body into vigorous ac­ failure when taken as directed,and without the least Injury TURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. instruct their agents everywhere, in all cases, to refund Rockland, June 23, 1860. 26tf AH persons in want of any of the above named! Goods tivity, purify the system from to health in any case. O 'It i» put np in bottles of three the purchase money wherever the Pills fail to give satis­ „ J. P. WISE. would save money by giving him a call and judging for the obstructions which make different strengths, with full directions for aaing, and sent Rockland, July 3, 1861. So he left her In danger, and me sorely greeting, faction. themselves. disease. A cold aettlea somewhere in the body, and ob- by Express, closely sealed, to all parts of the country.— Thera Pills are perfectly snfe for all ages and sexes; and And followed the flag with an Irishman’s Joy, structs Its natural functions. These, if not relieved, PRICES:—Full strength, $10 ; Half strength, 85 ; Quar- horndike h otel Don't forget the Place, at the Brook. are sold at the low price of twenty-five cents per box, that T O ! ’tin often 1 drame of the great drums a beating, react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pro­ strength, $3 per bottle. O ’ Remember! This medi­ all may be bcnefitled by their use. Agents are instructed G. W. HODGES, Proprietor, cine is designed expressly for O bstin a te C a ses, in which Now Opening- G. W . KIMBALL, Ja. ducing geueral aggravation, suffering, and disease. to furnish them gratis to persons unable to purchase CORNBU MAIN AND SEA STREETS, ROCKLAND. And a ballet gone straight to the heart of me boy. While in this condition, oppressed by the derangements, all other remedies of the kind have been tried iu vain.— them. Rockland, June 11,1861. 25tf Single per,ona or small Families accommodated with tako Ayer’s Pills, aud see bow directly they restore tho O* Beware of imitations ! None warranted unless pur­ Druggists and Country Merchants supplied at the usual Fol the inspectlen of the Ladies, our usual supply of Rich And say will.he send me a bit of his money, natural action of tho system, aud with it tho buoyant chased directly of Hr. M . or nt his office. Prepared and discount. board ou liberal terms. feeling of health again. What is true and so apparent in sold only at Dr. MATTERSON’S REM EDIIL Coaches always in atte’ndance to take guests to and For the rint and the doctor’s bill, due in a week , TRY THEM, EVERYBODY, this trivial aud common complaint, is also true m many IN S T IT U T E for S PK C IA L , D IS E A S E S , No. 28 M 11, IYIJVJE J2 1 lrom the several steam ers. Well surely there’s tears on your eyelashes, honey, of tho deep-seated and daugorous distempers. The same Union street Providence, R. 1. and re fu t e the long-established proverb, that “ a prophet Rockland April 17, 1860. J7tf is not w ithout honor, except in his own\house." Ah 1 faith I’ve no right wid such freedom to speak. purgaUve effect expels them. Caused by similar obstruc­ O ’ T his Specially embraces nil diseases of a Private tions nnd doraugements of the natural functions of the nature both ol MEN and WOMEN, by a regularly educat­ Valuable certificates of benefits and cures are i n __ body, they are rapidly, and many of them surely, cured ed physician of twenty years’ practice, giving his whole hands, but we prefer to give the Pills to the public on at.A'o. 4 Perry Block, W. S. COCHRAN, Von’re overmuch trifling—I’ll not give you trouble ; by the same means. None who know the virtues of these attention to them. O ’ Consultations by letter or other­ their own merits alone. I ’ll And some one willin’;—oh ! w hat can it be f SUN UMBRELLAS Pills, will noglect to employ thorn when suffering from wise are strictly confidential, nnd medicines will be sent HOWES Co., Proprietors, Belfast. SAIL-MAKER, the disorders they cure. by Express, secure lrom observation, to all parts of the What’s that in the newspaper folded np double ? Statements from leading physicians in some or the United Stntes. Also, accommodations for patients from Bold by I.EVI M. ROBBINS, Rocklaud ; GEO. I. ROB­ 4 Doors West of the Post Office. dealer in Yer honor—don’t hide it—but read it to me. — A N D — principal cities, and from other well known public per- abroad wishing for a secure and quiet RETREAT, with INSON, Thomaston ; JAMES PERRY, Camden, and by DUCK, BOLT ROPE, TWINE, THIMBLES, PAU8- sous. good care uutil restored to health. other druggists and traders in the country. L1NE 4rc., dec. Just received a new and desirable assortment of W hat! Patrick O’Conner .’—no, no, it’s some other ; O’ PARTICULAR CAUTION.— In thesedays From a Krw arding Merchant of St. Imus, K b . 4 ,1856. of medical imposition, when men assume to be physicians, SAILS made and repaired at short notice. Dead 1 dead !—no not him, ’tis a week scarce gone Dr. Ayer: Your Pills are the paragon of all that is without any knowledge of medicine whatever, persons cau- GEO. 0. GOODWIN & CO., Spring and Summer Millinery, No. 3. Crockett’s Building, - Rockland. great in mediciue. They have cured my little daughter b y ; not be too careful to whom they apply, before nt least 1 1 Sc 12 M arshall street, Boston, Mass*, Rockland, March 20 1861. of ulcerous sores upon her bauds and feet that had proved making some inquiry, and especially in relation to those ANO FANCY GOODS, Dead ! dead ! why the kiss on the cheek of his mother— incnrablo for years. Her mothor has boen long griev­ General Agents for New England. er nsisting in part of the following articles : who make the greatest pretensions. Advertising physi­ April 29, 1861. jyjg It hasn’t had time yet, yer honor to dry, ously afflicted with blotches aud pimples on hor skin and cians, in nine cases out of ten are imposters ; nnd as the STRAW FANCY AND MOURNING BONNETS LYSANDER HILL, ' A large lot just receivedj and for sale LOW at iu her hair. After our child was cured, she also tried newspapers arc full of their deceptive advertisements, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES and EDGINGS Don’t tell me—it’s not him—O God I am I craty ? your Pills, aud they have cured h o r .^ JIORQRIDOE without making inquiry, ten to one you will be imposed of all descriptions. CounseUor & Attorney at Law, upon. O ’ Dr. M. will send free, by enclosing one stump as Shot dead !—oh ! for 1 ove of sweet heaven say no , SHARER HOODS in great variety. T . E. A F. J . SIMONTON’S. Ab a Family Physic. above, a Phamplet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on THOMASTON, ME. An’ w hat’ll I do in the world wid poor Daisy ? Private Diseases generally ; also, Circulars giving full In­ HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Rockland, Ju n e!, I860. 24tf From Dr. E. IF- Cartwright, New Orleans. February 20, 1861. 9t( Oh : how will I live ; and O ! where will I go ? formation, with the most undoubted references and testi­ ALSO,—KNITTING nnd TIDY COTTON, WOOLEN Your Pills are tho prince of purges. Their excellent monials without which, no advertising physician or medi­ YARN, ZEPHYR and GERMAN WORSTED qualities surpass any cathartic we possess. They are cine of this kind is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE in great variety J. P. CILLEY, The room is so dark—I’m not seein’, your honor ; mild, but very certain and effectual in their action on the WHATEVER. SHETLAND YARN In all its shades. I —think—I’ll go home ; and a sob quick and dry, bowels, which makes them invaluable to us iu tho daily (C? Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write your Attorney & Counsellor at Law, treatm ent of disease. EMBROIDERING MATERIALS, Came sharp lrom the bosom of Mary O’Conner, address plainly, and direct to D r. H . N. Ma ttison, as THOMASTON, ME. Headache,SIckHcadache,Foul Stomach. above. E k e s . Such as SADDLERS and "EMBROIDERING SILK, Put never a tear drop welled up to her eye. Septem ber 13, I860. 34tf From Dr. Edward Boyd, Baltimore. Nov. 6, 1860. (rs46) ly35 Tambo, Moravian and Nuns Cotton, Linen Floss, Traveller. Bird Seed. Gold Braid, and other small articles too DearBro. Ayer: I cannot answer you what complaiuts numerous to mention. O- G . H A .L L , ANARY, HEMP and RAPE SEED, nl ihe AGRICUL­ I have cured with your Pills better than to say all that we TURAL WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE. ever treat with a purgative medicine. 1 place great depen­ WHITK GOODS. The Cuttle Fish. CApril 3, 1861. (15 if | 3 Palm er Block dence on an effectual cathartic in my daily contest with CONSUMPTIVES. Lawns, Cambrics, Brilliants, Muslin, Criinpolins, Mar­ a t J a w , diseaso, and belioving as I do that yonr Pills afford us the An equal and normal circulation of the blood is health. E offer to the country trade and consumers, a com­ seilles, and a general assortment-of other goods usually The increase of commerce with Japa n has best wo have, I of course value them highly. An abnormal, tha*. is to aay, an excessive or deficient cir­ plete assortment of every variety of LIQUORS, kept iu such un establishment. culation or stagnation of the blood, it* disease. To illus­ W P ittsburg, Pa., May 1, 1855. A G E N T F O R BERRY’S BLOCK, MAIN STREET, been the means of introducing into San Fran­ trate—torpidity of the Liver is caused by stagnation of the WINES, &c„ anil would say that our experience of cisco several novel articles of trade. One of Dr. J . C. Ayer. Sir: I have been repeatedly cored of ROCKLAND, MAINE. the worst headache any body can have by a dose or two blood in that organ; diseases of the Kidneys, Inflamma­ more than FORTY YEARS as Importers is not only a FRENCH and AMERICAN HAIR WORK, RocklRnd, July 12, I860. 291y tion ol the Lungs, Disease of the Heart, &c., by the same these is Rapeseed Oil, which is coming into of your Pills, It seems to arise from a foul stomach, sufficient guarantee for the P u r ity o f o u r Goods*, of the best manufacture in the United States, which he which they cleanse nt once, auuse, viz: Improper Circulation; and from the same keeps constantly on hand or orders at short notice. considerable use as a burning fluid. Some of cause spring nil minor forms of disease. To discover a but that it enables us to offer advantages to buyers that WILLIAM BEATTIE, Yours with groat respoct, ED. W. PREBLE, BONNETS BLEACHED AND PRESSED. these novelties arc mainly used by the Asiatic Clerk o f Steamer Clarion. certain cure then, for these diseases, the first great onquiry cannot he excelled by any house in Boston. Owing to the HOOP SKIRTS! necessary is, W hat causes the blood to circulate ? U. HATCH. CounseUor and Attorney at Law, residents : and,'among these, are Seaweed and difficulty of procuring, in many towns, a strictly pure and Bilious Disorders — Liver Complaiuts* For centuries it has been a matter of much study among Rockland, May 14, 1861. 21tf 37if ROCKLAND MAINE. Cuttle Fish. This Seaweed is a glutinous sub­ From. Dr. Theodore Bell, o f New York Oily. scientific and medical men ; and while many experiments rclinble article of Liquors and JYines for medicinal nnd stance, and much prized by those who esteem have been made and much labor expended upon the en­ Another lot of those Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur­ other purposes, we have for ninny years given special at­ Jg II. COCH.RAN, moBt highly the “ bird’s nest” luxury. The pose as an aperient, but I find their beneficial effects upon quiry; it has been left to this century among its its other DR. J. ESTEN, wonderful increase in knowledge, to make this grand dis­ tention to filling orders for P rivate U s e , and consumers the Liver very marked indoed. They have in my prac­ w 1 1 t a k e risks of flesh of the Cuttle Fish, we understand, is high­ tice proved more effectual for tho cure of bilious com- covery, also. will find it greatly to their advantage to send their orders Hoceopathic Physician. ly prized in Asiatic countries as an article of plaints than any one remedy I can mention. I sincerely Acknowledging that life is the grift of the C reator, nnd D w elling Houses, Office in W ilaou &. W hite's Block, Extra Wide Tape Skirts, that “ in Him we live and move and have our being,” we • direct, as we employ no travelling or other agents food, and by tho Japanese, on the coast of rejoice that wu have a t length a purgative which is wor­ ROCKLAND, Me. thy tlie confidence of the profession and tho people. still venture the remark, that as the planets move in their whatever. Persona who require Pure Liquors and W ines,' | Household Furniture, whose country it is found in abundance, it is spheres, and all vegetable life is governed by certain abso­ iu large or small quantities, may rest assured that all or­ R esidence on Water Street, first house north of A C dried, and becomes an article of mercantile Department of the I nterior, ) lute laws, so animal life is traceable to a fixed cause, Stores, Slocks of Goods, Sp killing’s. Washington, D. C., 7th Feb., 1856. / which remove or destroy, and death, the cerlaiu effect, ders will receive our best personal attention, and that Rockland, June 5, 1860. 24tf value. We have heretofore known but little Sir : I have used your Pills iu my geueral and hospital follows. Finishing R isk s practice ever since yon made them, and cannot hesitate to every article sent from our house will be satisfactory in with regard to this fish, except that it afforded A n alysis of the red corpuscles of the blood show them buildings in process o a peculiar shaped bone, indispensable to the say they are the best cflthui tic we employ. Their regu- to be compounds of iron, sulphur and phosphorous. every respect. Communications by mail will receive THOMAS FRYE, T. E. A F. J. SIMONTON, lating action on the liver is quick and decided, conse­ The air we breathe, we know to contain a very large prompt attention, with full und complete catalogue of construction, and u 1 1 W a n d aviary, or at least that portion of it assigned quently they are an admirable remedy r ‘ 'b*mngu:i?nts proportion of oxygen. goods, prices, &c. to the canary. The S. F. Alta gives an ac­ of that organ. Indeed, I have svi .^.u .. Oxygen brought in coutact with a metal, evolves or I. D. RICHARDS X SONS, other insurable proper­ OFFICE NO. 4 KIMBALL BLOCK, * A’O. 4 BERRY BLOCK. bilious discuse no obstinate that it did not readily yield to emits electricity. count of it, from which we extract the follow­ them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO RA^L, M. D., Electricity brought in contact with a muscular fiber, 87 & 89 State Street, Boston. ly, in the following com­ (Over the Store o f M. C. Andrews.) J^iysician o f the Marine Hospital, Dwelling House, on Spriug Street. ing: Rockland, June 5,1861. 24tf causes it to contract. Boston, April 6, 1861. Iyl6 panies, known to be safe opposite Dirigo Engine House. The>e fucfs being indisputable, hayp row tlie solu- The cuttle Fish belongs to the class Mollus- Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Relax, W orms. ALL ORDERS BY DAY OR NIGHT From Dr. J. G. Green, o f Chicago. tionion as to the motor or motive power of the heart. The and prompt in the ad­ ca, and without essentially varying in charac­ oxygen in the air we breathe coming in contact with tha will be promptly attended to. teristic from the small squid used as a bait by Your Pills havo had a long trial in my practice, and I iron in the red corpuscles of the blood emits electricity, justment of their losses Rockland, Nov. 20 1858. 40t hold them in esteem as eno of tho best aperients I have H A IR W O R K . which coming in contuct with the henrt causes it to con­ cod-fishers, to the monster kraken (the Cepha­ l new and full assortment which will be sold HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., ever found. Their alterative effect upon the liver makes tract, and hence the power which expels the blood aud Hartford Connecticut. Iucorp. 1819. Charter perpetual Dr. T. L. ESTABROOK, lopoda of naturalists,) whose arms have been them an excellent remedy, when givon in small dce?s for sendi it tingling through the remotest axterics. What « T l C apital $500,000,...... Surplus upwards of $210,000. known to be forty-live feet in length, is of all bilious dysentery and diarrhoea. Their Biigar-coatiug then, are tlie causes of CoiiHiiuiptiou, Dropsy. Pal‘-I " H. Huntington, Pres’t. T. C. Allyn, Secretary. RYE’S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC, OR makes them very acceptable and convenient for the use uy, Parnlyuiu, St. Viiqs’ Dance* Dyuncpwia* possible sizes, so that it has been designated by F of women anil children. Epilepuy, Fever au«l Ague. Acc.J—a deficiency —ALSO— sailors to be both the largest and the smallest M R S . H A R D IN G ’S HOME INSURANCE CO. Universal Family Pill. Dyspepsia, Impurity of il»c Blood. ol the red corpuscles containing tlie iron, sulphur and phos­ Few York City. fish known to sea going men. The larger va­ B oni A'to. J. 1’. llimes, Fastor o f Advent Church, Boston. phorus, which causes a deficiency of electricity, and con­ OFFICE,— PILLLBURY’S NEW BLOCK. sequently an abnormal circulation. The blood becomes GREAT DISCOVERY EUREKA. CashX’apital $1,000.000...... Surplus $300,000. rieties of the Cuttle Fish, however, seldom fre­ HESE Pills are purely Vegetable, and a safe remedy Dr. Ayer: I have used your Pills witli extraordinary Clnis. .1. Mur tin, President. HonrdH nt the Thorndike Hotel,—where calls for Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Liver watery, colds and bronchial complaints ensue—the suffer­ The Eureka, is a Spanish preparation, whith will change quent the shores, but inhabit deep waters, T success in my family and among those I am culled to visit er becomes nervous, nnd subject to rheumatic pains and A. F. Wilmartli, Vice Pres’t. J. M. Smith, Src’y. tnay be left when the D a. cannot be found at his office. Complaint, and Impurities of the Blood, 4c., and are the in distress. To regulate tho organs of digestion and gray, light or red hair or whiskers, to un auburn, dark Dr. Estabrook will be pleased to attend to all calls with neuralgia—aonipiaints of the liver and kidneys set in, in brown or black color. For sule bv where they become the prey, and perhaps the Pills to lake when Physic is required. Can be found at purify the blood, they aro tho very beat remedy I have CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO. which he may be favored, at h is o ffic e , where he may THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE. ever known, and I can confidently recommend thorn to short, ahnoste evry type of disease but virulent levers way J. L. GIOFRAY, Sole Agent. antagonist, of the sperm whale. The noted be traced to this deficiency in the blood, of the corpuscles H artford, C onnecticut...... Cash C apital $250,000. be found day or night. Rockland, May 7, 1861. 2Utf iny friends. Yours, J . V. 1HMES. C. N. Bowers Pres’t. C. C. Waite, Sec’y. Rockland, July 31, 1860. 32tf whaler Captain Coffin, some years ngo, on be­ or reu globules. •y ilE Public are hereby notified that at ing interrogated by a Committee of the British Warsaw, Wyoming Go., N, Y., Oct. 24, 1855. Old age causes a deficiency of corpuscles, and while we Citron, Currants, Raisins. Dear Sir : I am using your Cathartic Pills in my prac­ do not pretend to say that we have discovered the “ eiixir MAINE INSURANCE CO. House of Commons on some points designed to tice, and find them an excellent purgative to cieapw tho vine,” we do say that life can be materially prolonged by No. 5 CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK (Up Stair.) PETER THACHER & BROTHER. LSO Sugars, Teas Ac,, warranted nice, and as low i Augusta, Maine...... Capital $60,000. elucidate the formation of ambergris, inciden­ system anil p u rify the fountains o f the blood. the use of the They can find a very fine assortment of J. L. Cutler, President. J. II. Williams, Sec’y. the lowest, bv 1 J JOHN G. MEACHAM, M. D. WIGS, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, tally stated that be once killed a sperm whale A ltf ’ ’ II. II. CRIE. “ Blood Food,-’ TOP-PIECES, from whose stomnch he took part of the arm of Constlpntiou, Costlveuess, Suppression, which restores the red globules, and thus the normql cir­ NEW ENGLAND FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE CO. OFFICE. NO. 2 KIMBALL BLOCK. Klicuinntisni, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop­ culation. Consumptives ! Friends of consumptives ! 1— FRIZETTS, Hartford, Connecticut. ; MAIN S T R E E T ...... ROCKLAND. V g a Cuttle Fish, which portion measured twenty- Fishermen’s Findings. sy, Paralysis, Fils, etc. Sufferers from auy organic disease !! ! Unfortunates, who Cash Capital $200,000...... Assets over 230,000. BRAIDS,' P eter T a a ch er, R. p. E. Taxes eight feet. Montford relates that on the Nor­ From Dr. J. F. Vaughn, Montreal, Canada. have by excess of the body or mind, redueed the standard i C U R L S & c., N.M. Waterman, Pres’t. Geo. D. Jewett, Secr’y. . low est, by Too much cannot bo said of your Pills for the cure ©f of the blood and diminished the red globules : Ladies suf- | Rockland, Feb. 21, 1356. 4 s.f wegian coast, the flesh of the larger Cuttle fering any of the distresses known as female complaints, of the French Style which are sure to retain both shape Fish is deemed by the sailors a great delicacy. costiveni-ss. If others of our fraternity have found them WESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO. Rockland, May 14, J861. as efficacious as I have, they should join me in proclaim­ be persuaded the “ Blood Food ” can cure you. It has , and color until worn out. Pittsfield, Mass...... Cash Capitul and surp. over $200,000. DENTISTRY . But it is the smaller animal of this descrip­ ing it for the benefit of tho multitudes who suffer from cured thousands of desperate cases where all hope has . Ladies in particular are requested to call at my rooms E. II. Kellogg, Pres’t. J. G. Goodridge, Sec’y. tion that is taken by the Japanese. It is found that complaint, which, although bad enough in itself, is been given up. Do not reject it, do not throw away your ' and examine the work, as I am sure they will he satisfied C om m issioners’ IVoticc. the progenitor of others that are worse. I believe cos- only hope. The “ Blood Food ” is an unfailing remedy ; I with both price and material. 'T'HE Subscriber re=-ie SPRINGFIELD FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE CO. in crevices of rocks, but is almost entirely aqua­ Hl HE undersigned, appointed by the Judge of Probate for tiveness to originate in the liver, but your Pills affect that give it a trial. O rders for C ustom W ork promptly executed and I ly inform lbecii:M-; . , f E .,“ organ aud cure the disease. An elaborate treatise, carrying out and fully proving the . entire satisfaction warranted. Springfield, M ass. Virmiry thar be tar L-■ L ■ ,, 7; r tic, preying upon fish and vermin. Montfort A the County of Knnx, Commissioners to receive and ox- Carii C apital $200,000 ...... Assets over $448,000. amine the claims of creditors against (he estate o f Andrew theory advanced here to correct, will he mulled to any in­ Grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon my WiJ»4iu & W hite*, block, fr.r : describes it as holding on to the projecting rocks From Mrs. E. Stuart, Fhysician and Midwife, Boston. Edmund Freeman, Pres’t. Win. Connor, Jr , Sec’). u t t f c ■ M G. Luce lat< ot Rockland, deceased, represented insol- terested party, on the receipt of twp 3 cent stamps,— j humliie eff ‘ i to please the public in the past, I shull en Hei. prepared to iu ert on shore, by one or two of its arms, while with I vent, give notice that six months are allowed to said credi- I find one or two largo doses of your Pills, token at tho Blood Food is sold by all druggists ; or where it cannot be | deavo - my best effotts to retain the present trade operations connected with hi- profess, s i in the m os h t? the others of these members it gropes for its tors to present and prove their claims ; and that (hey will proju r time, are excellent promotives of the natural seci-e- had, I will send 6 hotties tree of expense, for 4. Price and respectfully solicit an extentiou of the same. CHARTER OAK FIRE 4 MARINE CO. lul mauner. i be in session at the office of L. W . H O W ES, in the city tion when wholly or partially suppressed, aud also very ingle bottle, $1. It is put up in 8 oz. vials, in yellow SHAVINO DEPARTMNT. H artford, C onn...... C apital, $300,000. E. ?. CHASE prey in the water. When thus fouud, it has of Rockland on the second Thursday of June, September, eff«‘Ctual to c/canis tlie stomach and expel worms. They vrnppera—tlie old kind, in small hotties, in red w rappers R. Gillett, President. J, II. Sprague, Sec’y. Rockland. Nov. 17, 1353. are so much the best physic we have that I recommend having been done away with—nnd hears the fac-simile Shaving, Hair Cutting, Shampooing, Coloring. Curling, B jmetimes been known to hav« attained the size I October and November 1861, at nine o’clock in the forc- and Frizzling done a little better than at any other estab | noon, for that purpose. no other to my patients. of Church & Dupont upon the f..ce of the wrap­ HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO. of the human head, and had arms six feet in per. Bewure of couutsrfeits oed imitations. lishinent in the Slate, this is what the people say. UR. BAYNES, Joseph farwell, From the Bev. Dr. Hawkes, o f the Methodist Epis. Church. Springfield, Mass...... Capital ami assem,$220,000. length, and several inches in diameter. Their l. w . HOW ES. C. T. DUPONT, Sole Proprietor. PERFUMERY W . B. C alhoun,Pres’t. J . C. l’ytichon, Sec’y. capture is said to be a work of great risk, as Rockland, May 13, 1861. 6m22 P ulaski House, Savannah, Ga„ Jan. 6, 1856. 409 Broadway, N ew Y obk. of all descriptions for sale at this establishment. ftugra# gratis H onored Sir : I should be ungrateful for the relief II. II. HAY, Portland, general Agent for Maine. i , they are by no means non-combatants, and pos­ your skill has brought me if I did not report my case to C. I*. FESSENDEN and LEVI M ROBBINS, Agents MR. J L. GIOFR a Y will challenge the world to pro­ CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE CO. sess the power and disposition to involve the New Arrangement. you. A cold settled iu my limbs and brought on excru- for Rockland and vicinity. (rs7) 43tf duce a Salve equul to his Conway, Mass...... Capital $200,000. Tliom astoii, 3re. attacking party in the coils of their long and ciating neuralgic pains, which ended in chronic rheuma­ Samaritan Salve, J. 3. Whitney, Pres’t. D. C. Rogers, Sec’y. tism. Notwithstanding I had the best of physicians, the ATWOOD’S A resident of Thomaston, for the past serpcnt-like arms. Montfort relates that on I1YS1DE LINE. disease grew worse nnd worse, until by the advice of your which is for sale at his establishment und by Druggists HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. excellent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, I tried your generally. Every mother should not lull to have a box in October 16, 1860. -£3tf one occasion, himself and a powerful mastiff Pills. Their effects were slow, but sure. By persevering QUININE TONIC Salem, Mass...... Capital and Assets. $350,000. the house in case of accident. A. Story, Pres’t. J* T. Burnham, Sdc’y. which accompanied him barely escaped with ;T II R E E TRIPS A W EEK. in the use of them, I am now entirely well. J. L. GIOFRAY. life from an encounter with one of these shore Rockland, Sept. 20, 1859. 39tf T. E. & F. J. SIMONTON, Senate Chamber, Baton Rouge, La., 5 Dec. 1855. BITTERS, THOMASTON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Mollusci. Banyor, Portland, Boston, Lawrence J Lowell. Dn. Ayer : I have been entirely cured, by your Pills, of (Successors to J. W . Brown,) Tlie Beat Aromatic Tonic ever ollcred to Thom aston, Maine. Rheumatic Gout— a painful disease that had afflicted mo Atwood Levensaler, Pres’t. W in. R. Keith, Sec’y. ----- D ealers in ------The bone of the Cuttle Fish, which is uni­ for ye VINCENT SLIDELL. The splendid and Iasi sailing Steamer the Public. versally known (the Os Sopia of the druggist,) RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY seems to be the skeleton of the fish, and is DANIEL WEBSTER, g y j h s t of the Pills in markot contain Mercury, PENOBSCOT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Silks, Dress Goods, Shawls, whidi, although a valuable remedy in skilful hands, is For its Superior M edicinal Qualities. Bungor, Maine. WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LINENS, found in great abundance in various parts of the CAl’T. SAMUEL BLANCHARD. dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful conae» E. L. Hamlin, Pres’t. B. Plummer, Sec’y. jqwyreK that frequently follow its incautious use. These TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, 4c., world. The shores of Australia arc said to af­ N and after MONDAY, June 10, the Steamer IJ iin icl corrftfHi no mercury or mineral siilmtouco whatever. fpIIIS elegant compond which has secured the confidence ford them in myriads. It occupies the centre W c b .le r , will leave BANGOR at 4 o ’c lo c k . A . 1 und endorsement of most of the lending Physicians of Life Insurance. CLOAKINGS & CLOAKS. OM ., connecting with the 3 o ’c lo c k (r a in s ul I'orllnnd Price, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for $1. New England, is a palatuble nnd efficient form of Quinine, ----- ALSO------of the bag-like body of the fish, and seems as­ upper mid lower roads for Boston, Lowell Mini Lawrence contuinining ail the peculiar virtues of P ereuvian iiabk, Life insurance effected in the following sound companies signed by nature merely to sustain and give 1 rains will leave BOSTON, at o o ’clo c k guineas Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER &/ CO-, Lowell, Maaa carefully combined with various tonics and stomachics, doing business op the most approved plans, nnd offering in­ CARPETS A' FEATHERS, •rclofore. and cannot fail to meet the wants of the debilitated. ducements second to no other companies. Premiums may NO. 4 BERRY’S BLOCK. shape to the fabric around it. It is a chalky Agents, -F. G. COOK, C. I’. FESSENDEN, J. S. HALL be paid quarterly, semi-annually, or yearly. Rockland, Feb. 15, 1860. Stf Leave Bitugor every Monday, Wednesday and Friday &. CO., LEVI M. ROBBINS. Rockland; A. 1). Almond, W. Il is a mild tonic to the stoinuch, increasing the appe­ substance, and in former days was supposed to mornings, at 4 o'clock, arriving nt Rockland at about 9 M. Conk, Thomaston; J. T. Dana, Damariscotta; Jaa tite, assisting digestion, pre-eminently good in dyspepsia, possess rare medical virtues. It still enters ’clock, A. M., and arriving at Portland in season for the pe’riy, Camden ; C. Young, Jr., Ro.kport. strengthening and invigorating io the digestive and nervous NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. MAYO & KALER, into the composition of Borne dentrifices, and is o’clock trains for Boston. W. I. Alden 4 Co., Bangor, nnd W. F. Phillips, Port­ systems after prostrating diseases ; and in fever und ague, Boston, Mass...... Accumulated Capital, $l,2UU,UU0. R e to k n ix g ,—Leaves Portland for Bangor nnd interme­ land, Wholesale Agents. or kindred complaints, its aid is invaluable. SUCCESSORS TO PIERCE 4 KALOR. diate landtag, on llie river every Monday, Wednesday and For diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera morbus, the public GIN said to form a part of the best Parisian ‘ rouge.’ December 19, i860. ______lyo2 DEALERS IN Friday evening, on tile arrival oi llie curs from Boston, GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. The pigment well known as India Ink is may rest assured there is nor can he any better general Hartford, C onnecticut.. . Accumulated Capital. 3 000,000. arriving at Rocklnnd every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ remedy. THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT. made from a fluid secreted by the Cotton Fish. day morning ut about 3 1-2 o’clock. GARDINER’S U" The above are the oldest Life Insurance Companies T O SE O l TOStSSSIiS One of the very best Physicians in Boston has said Especially designed for the use of the Medical Profession in the United Slates. The insured participate intheprofits This fluid i6 of a jet black color, and is exud­ FARE—From Rockland to Boston, “ that it is the best preparation of Bitters that has ever and the Fam ily, has all of those intrinsic medicinal quali­ Lawrence or Lowell, 8 2 .5 0 . hern offered to the public.” ties (tonic and diuretic) which beiong to an old and pure DEY GOODS, ed in great quantity even by the diminutive f From Rockland to Portland, 1 .5 0 . Rheumatic and Neuralgia Pul up in half pint ns well ns quart bottles, in order CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CO. River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. - It has received the personal endorsement of over Corner Store, Pillsbury Block, Main St squid. According to travellers who describe the COMPOUND that all may convince themselves of its superior merits. n thousand physicians, who have recommended it in Hartford, Conn...... Capital und Surplus, $500,000. manufacture of India Ink, the Chinese gather M. W. FARWELL. Agent. For further particulars reference is made to the printed the treatment of Gravel, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Obstruc­ EBEN B. MAYO, ) the fish, and throw them together in vats, The Webster will make-her Landings nt ATLANTIC A certain safe nnd permanent cure far Rheumatism, Neu circulars. tion or Suppression of the Menses, Affections of the Kid- Life Insurance effected as above, on either stock or mu­ GEORGE F. KALER. j ROCKLAND Wharf,South end. ralgia and Salt Rheum. Il is an Internal remedy, driving FOIl sale BY • ;ys, etc. tual plan. March 3, 1859. 14tf out nnd entirely eradicating the disease, requiring no change where the ink flows out, and is drained off into Agent’s Office at Police Court Room. CHAS. H, ATWOOD, Put up in quait nnd pint bottles, and sold by all drug­ (ET E. IL Cochran, thankful for the liberal patronage June 5,1661. 21tf in diet or business, and may be taken by children and per­ gists and Town Agents. heretofore received, pledges himself to give the most care­ proper vessels. It i6 well known that the black sons of the most delicate constitutions with perfect safety. 19 CENTRAL ST., BOSTON., LIBBY 4 SON. For sale in Portland, Me., by 11. 11. H A Y , and by A. M. B1NINGER & CO., Sole Proprietors, ful attention to all business entrusted to him in the insur­ tint of the fluid secreted by the cod-bait is in­ Teatimouinla. ance line. 48tf SHIP CHANDLERS, GROCERS eradicable. OUTSIDE LINE. Druggists every where. (Established in 1778.) No 19 Broad street, N. Y. Boston, Sept. 1, 1860. Iy37 For sale Iu Boston by GEO. C. GOODW IN 4 CO , Nos. —AND— The ancients were, well acquainted with the Gardiner’s Rheum atic and Neuralgia Compound ” is Il and 12 Marshall St., WEEKS & POTTER, SETH E. 82.00 TO BOSTON* the best medicine for the disease I ever saw. CHAS. A. PECKER, D GOODNOW 4 CO., REED, CUTLER & NEW ARRANGEMENT. Cuttle lish, and the Creeks and Romans es­ SMITH, No. 1 Old State House, Boston. CO,M.S. BURR 4 CO., STEPHEN WEEBS. T. L. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, S p r in g A r r a u g oiii cu l . ’lIE Subscribers having formed a Copartner- teemed it a delicacy, and paid for it a high After suffering with Rheumatism twenty years, and be­ SMITH, S. PEIRCE 4 CO., C. S. DAVIS 4 CO. Corner of 20th and Cary StrcetM, price. According to Pliny, the gourmands of The lurge and commodious Steam er ing confined to my bed several weeks last spring, I was Greaterf Medical Circular March 1, 1861. ly 11 ship under the firm of MENEMON SANFORD, entirely cured by the use of one bottle of “ Gardiner’s Evar Pokluhed! T O>’ THE HOCK. Rome ate every variety of this fish found in the Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound.”— NORMAN T. MSTTIfteeiTtCtt largo LITCHFIELD BROTHERS, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. Mediterranean. CAPT. E.1H. SANFORD, AYERS, 75 Franklin street, Boston. letter pages for two THE GOOD SAMARITAN LUTHER LIBBY OEO. W. LIBBY. J.L leave BANGOR, or asjfnrtfnp as the ice will ad- have taken the convenient and spacious Store opposite April 1, 1861. 15tf But it is questionable whether the opening Having been n constant sufferer from Neuralgia foreight- 3 cent stamps. II. P. WOOD’S Hardware Store, and \VUJ... inis', for BOSTON, every Monday and Thursday a t •n months, and been driven by excruciating pain to the up of Japanese commerce can be the means of 11 o’clock, A. M., arriving at ROCKLAND at about 5 trial of numberless remedies without obtaining relief, 1 drs. Jackson, Herbert & co. WILLIAM F. JO1\ n’clock, P. M. Proprietors of the National Dittpc______Joining Atlantic Hall Building, introducing the Cuttle Fish to the tables of was induced to try “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Sycamore street. Cincinnati, established J a n .'l, 1859, for . Fo.l.r’s South Wharl BOSTON, Gompouud.” 1 have taken but one bottle and am entirely for the purpose of transacting the Shipping & Commission Merchants Anglo American barbarians. Still, if tbs Asia­ tor BANGOR, (or ns far up as the ice will permit,) and the cure of Private Diseases. 'I D. I). BAXTER, Dry Goods Deuler, No. 5, Apple Prof. Egbert Jackson, Dr. Robert Herbert & M. Eugene BALTIMORE, Md. tic residents prize it as an article of food, its immediate landings on the river, every Tuesday ’and Frl- Block, Lowell, Muss. FLOUR & GRAIN BUSINESS, day afternoon, at 5 uviulun’clock,, arriving atai b ROCKLAND u l k l a n u Velpeau. Thorough cures effected with almost incredible Ship Slock furnished to order. Orders for Grain and importation is all well enough. Commerce is ^ry-^Wednesday and Saturday morning, at about 5 have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in its worst form rapidity, of Gonorrhen, Syphiliis, Gleet, Nocturnal Emis­ Together with all kinds of Flour solicited. General Merchandise and Produce sold on not all fastidious. If Cuttle Fish, Seaweed, or for a long time, and suffered more than can be imagined, sions or self-abuse, Impotency. Stricture, Female Diseases, consignment. anything else, will “ pay,” let us have it.— F A R E —From Rockland to Boston. 8 2 .0 0 . ;pt by those similarly afflicted. I tried one bottle of Diurnal Emissions, in short, every possible form nnd va­ W. I. Goods, Groceries, &c., &c. April 2, 1861. i5 if River Fares as usual. Freight taken nt usual rates. , r Compound, and can honestly say that I believe my­ riety ofSexnlur Disease, and at thesnme time the general 15 0 Bbls. Best Brands Milwaukee Flour. Commcraal Bulletin. self entirely cured.—JOHN A. MORDO, PEARL Street health of the patient improved, where any improvement a , v..v. „ M- w. Farw ell, A gent. RUSSELL MILLS Agent s Office at Police Coutt Room. use, Boston, Mass. in that respect is needed. 1OO Bbls. Best Brands New York Flour. April 2, 1661. 8m l5 Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound ” has Our Dispensary C ircular, of 15 large 8 in by 11 In. let­ 50 Bbls. Choice Double Extra New York Flour. OOTTOTXT DTTDTT. B e e s. entirely cured me of sufferings of several years’ standing. ter pages, with full and special written Reply, sent prompt­ 25 Bbls. Choice Double Extra Kentucky Flour. W. 15. HODGKINS, No. I Old State House, Boston. ly, well sealed, to any address for the amount of the post­ TH E subscribers, having sold these very 8 t> age, six cents I Every young man, whether 1500 Bushels Prime, New, Norfolk and Mary­ I pperior Cotton Duck for several years past, have At a Tory early period in our juvenile history rk EASTERN ROUTE. My »on, ten years of age, has been for three years a SICK OR WELL, found that It is considered the best brand now in geueral great sufferer from Suit Rheum, his hands covered with land Corn. wc were taught, both by precept and experi­ MACHIASPORT, MILLBRIDGE. should have. Also, a Circular intended for ladies only, Pork, Lard, Molasses, Sugars of all kinds. Tea, Coffee, sores aud in constant pain ; one bottle of your compound nine large letter pages, for a 3 ct. stamp. The “Mountain T he H A R D D U C K has been worn on large Schoon­ ence, to respect the “ little busy bees,” so in­ ROCKLAND. cured h m — J. W. HAMMOND. 99 Milk Street, Boston 8alerntus, Sonp. Butter, Cheese, Fluid, Kerosene Oil, 4 c , of Light, or Medical Protector,” a new book ol three hun­ 4 c , in Hiiy desired quantity. ers, Yachts, Pilot Boats and has fully proved that it will dustrious, intelligent and enterprising, that Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound ” lias w ear longer and “ bag ” lese than other kinds heretofore The Favorite Steamer dred pages, one hundred engravings, price, in stamp» or We would say lo the purchasing community, that, hav­ even the house they live in has become a sym­ entirely cured me of Neuralgia. —W C. THOMPSON, money, only 50cis. and one 3 tent slump, or 3 for $1 and in general use. ROCftEAND, —Captain Snow, ing had several years experience in the business, we flatter Proprietor Pearl St. House, Boston, Mass. nine cents in stamps. This book is fully described in our ourselves thut we know when, where and how to buy our Mt. Vernon, Cumberland and Colton Ravens Duck on bol oi diligence and thrift the world over. COOKING STOVE, hand and for sale by Notwithstanding their devotion to industrial AVING been thoroughly repaired, will makc lier first One half a bottle of your Compound cu ed me o’ a se Circular. It is by fur the most valuable and deeply inter­ goods. Having an ngent established in the West, under H trip on SATURDAY, the 20th of April 1861, anil con­ ire attack of Neuralgia.—FANNIE S. THOMPSON, esting book on the subjects treated of, now extant; mat­ Hot Air Draught and Ventilated Oven. whose supeivision our flour is manufactured, we will say N. BOYNTON 4 CO., pursuits, incessant toil lias wrought no debas­ tinue to run as follows leave Rockland for MachiasportPearl St. House, Boston. ters that in former works were merely hinted at are here to purchasers that in trading with us they are sure of a 134 Commercial St., every Saturday morning on the arrival of the steamer M. fully explained ; it contains also a full and explicit key to THE LATEST THING OUT—Invented 1859. Feb. 22, I860. (91y) BOSTON. ing influence upon their faculties. They arc I certify that my friend Wm. T. Glidden, Esq., presented good article at prices which cannot fail to suit. Sanford from Boston, and the steamer Daniel Webster all the secrets of,marriage, love and beauty never before DAPTED to nil countries and climates, for wood or Give us a call before purchasing. the same high-toned, independent, spunky ’Jt- from Portland, touching at North Haven, Deer Isle, Mt. me with a bottle of “IGardiaer’s Rhematic Compound,” in SATISFACTORILY A coal, with or without Hot Water Reservoir and Warm­ METCALF & DUNCAN, Desert, Millbridge and Jonesport. 1856, when I w as suffering with a painful attack of Neu­ revealed in any Book in the English language. ing Closet. This new and beautiful cooking apparatus J B. LITCHFIELD. II. A. LITCHFIELD. tlc chaps they were a thousand years ngQ--jeal- ralgia and Rheumatism, and that it proved to be of decided Rockland, April 3, 1861. 15tf R r turning—Will leave Machinsport for Rockland, Dr. Jackson’s Perpetual Preventive—send for Circular. combining more vnluable improvements ihan any other Shipping & Commissiou Herchauts. ous of their rights and ready to inflict prompt every Monday morning nl 4 1-2 o’clock, touching as above benefit.~~ALBERT SMITH, Ex-Member of Congress from l)r. Jackson’s Female Pills, $1—send for Circular. Stove in the world ; and the very perfect manner in which and summary vengeance upon any foe, however arriving Ht Rockland in time to connect with the M. San­ Maine, Dr. Jackson may be seen ut the Consulting Rooms of t is made and finished makes 23 SOUTH STREET. formidable. ford for Boston. The undersigned hereby certify that they have used the Dispensary, No. 167 Sycamore street, from 8, A. M., Will also leave Rockland, every Wednesday morning, Gardiner’s Rheumatic und Neuralgia Compound ” lor the till 1, P. M., and from 4, P. M till 8, P. M ; at o'her hours THE GOOD SAMARITAN N E W YORK. But it is the productiveness of their industry on arrival of M. Sanford, for Millbridge, touching at Deer ure of Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and found, in every hours either Dr. Herbert or M. Velpeau, or both, will be T h o M ost D cm! r u b le . B. F. M e t c a l f , ? that entities them to this respectful notice io Isle, (Scott’s Landing,) Sedgwick, and Mt. Desert, (So. case, immediate and permanent relief. We have full con­ iu attendance. The Most Beautiful, Sam l. D uncan, y june 3, 1859. (23) our journal. They furnish an article of com­ West Harbor.) fidence in its healing qualities, and would recommend it to Male patients, when desired, will be furnished with The Mont Economical, R etu rn in g —Leaves Millbridge every Thursday morn­ all who are afflicted with these harassing diseases, as one lurge, airy, comfortable rooms, suitable board, aud careiul The Most Perfect, merce—they add to the common wealth, com­ ing at 7 o’clock, touching hh above, arriving in time to con­ of the safest and best medicines ever offered to the public. attendance, for the few days ordinarily necessary to effect u cure. Patients do not see each other. The most ample And the Most Valuable of STOVES. GEO. L. HATCH, nect with the M. Sanford for Boston. S. HANCOCK, Jr.. 20 So. Market St.,Boston. HENRY fort and enjoyment. Say what you will about guaranties of our ability and good faith promptly given Innumerable references can be given but its excellencies A. FULLER, 18 So. Market St. Boston. W. H- ALLEN. can only be appreciated by its use. For sale by Shipping & Commission Merchants, silver and gold producing countries, and the F A R E : Boston. ELMER T O W N SEN D . 45 & 47 Peurl S t., Bos desired. Fees as reasonable as the very highest inodes of treatment known to modern medical science, und a very WALTER J. WOOD. 22 South Street, (Up Stairs, like of that, a land flowing with milk nnd honey From Rockland to Machiasport, $2 50 ton. CAPT. CHAS. G. DOLLIVER, Boston. SAMUEL Rockland, May 9, I860. 20tf is the sort oTcountry to live in after all. ** Jonesport, 2 25 WALES. Jr., City HOTEL, Boston. C. KIRMES, 215 ong and varied experience, will udmit. P. O. Box 436— aaif N E W Y O R K . “ Millbridge, 2 00Washington St., Boston. HENRY D. GARDINER, Send for Circular, und state your case (FT plainly and ful­ Another trait may be mentioned to their “ Mt. Desert, (So. West Harbor,) 1 50 Webster St., East Borton. GEO. II. PLUMMER, 1 Mav­ ly, and you will receive the Circiuar and our written reply honor. Bees are a law-abidiDg people—true to Deer Isle, (Green’s Landing,) I 00 erick Sq , East Boston. ABRAM WEEKS, Webster St., by return mail. We will answer no letter unless U con­ ROCKLAND DYE HOUSE, JACOB ROSEVELT & SON “ North Haven, 50 East Boston. tains six cents in stamps Medicine and Instructions sent the administration—which is a great point in promptly and carefully to any part of the world. “ Mt. Desert,(So. West Harbor,) J 50 The Rheum atic and N euralgia Compound, has been taken CROCKETT BUILDING, NORTH END. SFIFJP C Il.l.YD LE Ii these times. We cannot entirely approve the “ Sedgwick, 1 50 March 28, 1861. 6ml4* by hundreds o f persons for Scrofulous Humors ivith great DEALERS IN form of government—a female despotism—but “ Deer Isle, (Scott’s Landing,) 100 benefit. “ Buy Me, aud I’ll do you Good.’’ it is deemed essential by these insects, they will Way Fares as usual. KNOTT C. P E B R V , Proprietor. Cordaoc, Oil, Paint. Tar, Pitch, Onl M. W. FARWELL, Agent. Principal Depot) 1 Salem St., Bouton, Maas. 4cc«, S h ip S lo te S , P r o v is io n s n n d G rocei obey no other. Indeed, exnmples are not want­ April 10, 1861. 16tf. DR. LANGLEY'S K. C. P. would take this opportunity of thanking his ing in tlie higher walks of life where the pres­ Wholesale Agents for New York, friends for their liberal patronage, and would inform them 22 SOUTH ST., & 33 COEN’TIES 1 ence of “ the queen bee” is equally necessary to MACY & JENKINS, 67 LIBERTY STREET, and the Public in general that he still continues to Dye „ , ~ NEW YORK. Portland and New York Steamers. Root and Herb Bitters and Finish in the best manner Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Manila Rope, Tar’d Rope, Anchors and Chains, B For sale by apothecaries generally throughout the United Continue to be the standard medicine for the cure of ail LEVI M. ROBBINS, the well doing of the “ hive and, to speak States. None genuine unless signed by CIIAS. F. GAR­ Silk Hnd Cotton Velvets, Plush, Lace Veils, Sewing Silk, Flags, White Lead, Paint Oil, Lamp Oil, Patent Billious und Liver Complaints ; Humors, from a pimple Crape, Silk. Worsted and Cotton Shawls. Yarn, and lasses, 4c. confidentially, female dominance must be very SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. DINER. to tho worst putrid sore ; Jaundice ; Costiveuess ; Head­ Sold by JO H N BALCII A SON, Waldoboro: WM. II Worsted; High Colors for Luce Work, Carpets, 4c.; STORAGE generally recognized as a “ govern-ment de ache ; Piles, Dyspepsia; Indigestion; Weakness, 4c.— Italian and French Crapes ; Ladies’ Dresses ol every dcs JACOB ROSEVELT. ------MABCU9 BOSE1 Portland, June 1, 1861. WETHERBEE Ac BRO , Warren ; G. I. ROBINSON, They are both alterative and tonic, regulate the stomach WILSON i WHITE’S BLOCK, facto,” even by the great powers.—Commercial and S. WALDO, Thomaston ; C. P. FESSENDEN, F. G. cription, Hosiery and Ribbons, Leghorn Bonnets, Straw April 23, 1857. IE? The Stenmer that leaves New York Wednesdays, und bowels, stimulate the Liver, restore the appetite, pio- Bonnets and Hats Colored, Bleached and Pressed ; Gents’ SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE. Bulletin. COOK, J. S. HALL Ac CO., und LEVI M. ROBBINS, mote digestion,give strength, quicken the circulation, und and Portland Saturdays, has discontinued her trips for the R ockland. Coats, Pants and Vests Cleansed or Colored without rip­ Rockland, Mb. purify the Idood better than any medicine ever known.— ping. EEPS a full assortment of Pure and Uuadulterated BE IT KNOWN preseut thus leaving but one Steamer on the route. Nov. 7, 1860. Iy46 They are made of the best Roots and Herbs, among which Good Precedents.—Louis N'ap0lcon ended Piece Goods of unsaleable colors or shop-worn, snch as Drugs, Medicine., ic. They all being new, mail — THAT— The first class Steamships “ CHESA are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thorougbwort, Merinos, Alpines, Alpacas, Silks, Cloths, Ribbons, Fringes, K therefore be fre.h, and they can be bought at a ealle.aetory the campaign in Italy in three months, but he PEAKE,” Captain Sidney Crowell, and Cherry, Poplar and Prickly Ash Barks, Rhubarb, Dande­ Trimmings, 4c., 4c., dyed and finished to look nearly ______. “ PATAF8O,” Captain L.H. Layfleld, will N otice. lion, und others recently udded, all so skillfully combined well us new. Remember they can be found at the Sign of the Golden H . H . C R I E did not begin until he had everything ready for us to act in atcordrnce with the laws of Nature, forming hereafter form a semi-weekly line between the Ports of HE Committee oil Accounts and Claims will meet the —ALSO— Is still selling Goods as it. General Taylor fought >ais first battle in New York and Portland, leaving each Port every W ednes­ the most effectual Spring and Summer Medicine that can Cleansing and Scouring Nice Craps; Cashmere and dockland, April 17,1661. Hlf first Friday of every month, at 7 o’clock, P. M., at tl be used. Everybody needs this medicine, and all should Mexico in May. It was aoL until the follow­ day and Saturday at 4 P . M. TStore of L. W EEKS. other Shawls Bleached or Cleansed. Piano and Table DOW AS THE LOWEST. Passage, including Meals and State Rooms $5.00 use It at once. Pleasant and safe at all time. Only 25 Covers, Silk Ribbons and Kid Gloves Cleansed. All work ing September that he had advanced into that W M. U. TITCOMB, Chairman. and 38 cents per bottle. Rockland, April 19, 1861*17tf The great dispatch given to freight by this line makes it Rookland, April 10,1861. 17tf done in a manner which will give satisfaction* pENDLETON’S country. In the Russian, -war hostilities began the most desirable freight communication between New This same medicine is also put up in a more concentrated Goods received und forwarded by the Agents. in March, but it was no't until September that York and the East. No commission charged at either form, called Dr. Langley’s Sugar Coaled Root Ag e n t s *.—H. Hutch, Rockland ; R. Y. Crie, Waldobo­ the French and English landed at Sebastopol. end for forwarding. and Herb Pills, a beautiful cathartic, without grip­ ro’; Hall 4 Co , Damariscotta ; John B. C arver, (Carver’s Vegetable Panacea or Pain Expeller, To Pleasure Parties. Dray age iu New York between connecting lines by con­ Goal, Coal. ing or puin, and will cure Costlveueness and Piles. Sold Harbor) Vinallinven ; H. A. Mills, North Haven ; James For sale in auy quantity, by ERSONS wishing to make an excursion to the Islands In all these instances tb.e armies were a t hand, tract at lowest rates. A CARGO of first quality RED ASH and STOVE COAL, by all Dealers in Medicines. Perry, Camden Harbor; John A. Wutta, (Tenant’s Har­ L. M. ROBBINS. P can charter the favorite Schooner •• U n olo S a m ,” and it took all this tijne to get them in readi­ EMERY 4 FOX, Portland. Zx now landing at Spear’s Wharf. Orders addressed to J. O. LANGLEY or GEO. C. bor) St. George; Mrs. N. Fuller, Thomaston; H. ” Druggist and Apothecary, Wilson 4 White’s Block. for that purpose on application to H.B CROMWELL, A CO., New York. A. K. SPEAR. GOODW IN 4 CO., Boston. Keen, McLain’s M ills; J. W. Longfellow. Machias. Sign of the Golden Eagle. GEO. L. SNOW. ness to move. October 25,1859. ’ 6m44 Rockland, May 14,1661. Im21 Match 5,1861. 6mll Rockland, April 2,1861, 15tf Rockland, April 10,1861. L16lf Bockland, June 26, 1861.