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------PUBLISHER------— SU BSC RI PT IO N------JOHN PORTER, ONE DOLLAR FIFTY CTS.
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V O L U M E V . ROCKLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1850. NUMBER XL1V.
From the Flag of our Uulon. ‘Fairly trapped, liy Jupiter!’ exclaimed liornc by tvotnnn, is from tho French, nnd sig Icy of about filly miles by eight ill width.— ing every uininen’.— llie waves dashed over us Brenthless «ith anxiety tn hear all, yet A KISS ON DEMAND. Scatterly in nn ecstitcy of delight. nifies ‘white’ or ‘fair.’ Mary Howitt makes From the entire north these two valleys are furiously—the sun went dow n behind a black not unmindful of his probably wciiricd con ‘Stop—stop!’ cried the unhappy gardener, tho Orange-flower its florid type. studded with settlers, numbering from fifteen cloud, noil the waters grew dark. dition, Mary hurried her husband into the lit A Sketch- recoiling from the withered face, henriled lip tn twenty thousand. The Lieutenant Engi File pour fellow , H n viln n il, bailc me good tle siiting-riintn,where the ten-thing were laid, “ Ah, Cousin Bla n c h e , le t’s see and sharp nose of the ancient spinister; ‘I re neer, M r. Gunnison, estimates these valleys— bye, anil told ine what to do in ease I survived, mid began tn pour out the refreshing bevernge »T THE OLD ’OK.’ What’s the flower resembling thee! lie then lipgged me to couie to him, and we with a trembling hand, tvhilo Eurnest told thu linquish my cluim—I will write n receipt in W ith those dove-like eyes of thine, having explored them—ns capable o f support story of his day's nlisence. fu ll.’ And thy fair hair's silken twine, ing a population of from one anil u half to two would “ die in each other’s arms.” I tried to ' It was a very peculiar sound, something •No, s ir,’ sniil Scatterly; ‘you pressed mo millions. feed him with hope, nnd tn encourage him to ‘ I found,’ he sniil, 'I wns sent for to old I like the popping of -a champagne cask, some- With thy low, bronil forehead, wliito for payment this moment— and you shall take As marble, ami as purely bright; On tho south of this valley Ito tho Utah struggle with death n while longer—but lie Governor Houston’s—the richest nnd most in M i-ig like the report of n pocket pistol, hut your pay, or I discharge you from my em With thy mouth so calm nnd sweet, valley and lake, about fifty miles from this ci despaired. Tho black night enmo at Inst, mid fluential niati, j on know in the country— and exactly like nothing hut itself. It was a kiss. ploy.’ ' And thy dainty hands anil feet ; ty. The uimie nf their city is Provo, outlie the sen gulls Harked around us in grant nuni- when I got there I lenrneil to toy surpriae thht A kiss im plies tw o parties— unless it he one 'Inrn ready!’ said the spinister meekly. What's the flower most like fo thee ? south side o f the Provo river. T h e lake is tiers- Soon after dark, Hnvilnnil' began to the Governor had been[thrown from his enr- ■ of thoHc-symlHiheal kisses, produced by one Tom shuddered—crnwled up to the old Indy Blossom of the Orange-tree I pore water—eight miles by four—abounding ilronp his bend anil cry to me for help. T lie j ringe, nnd tvns thought to lie dying. A ll the . pair of lips, and wafted through the air in to —shut his eyes—made up a horrible face, and with fish. About one hundred miles south nf salt wnter chunked him , nnd lie soon liecnmn plqsicians o f the town had been sent for,one, ken of affection or ntltniration. But this par- Lucv, in its French from L u c ie, signifies kissed her, w hile M r. mid M rs. S. stood liy ‘lucid,’ arid comes from the Latin. this they hnve established n settlement o f nli’t delirious, anil struggled lo get lonso from after another, but none could aid him. In ' tioularkiss was genuine. Thu parties in thu convulsed with laughter. one hundred mid filly families. Tho valley is where he was tied. (Jit I lean never forget despair, his w ife, w ith out orders, hail sent for case were Mrs. Thebe Mayflower, the tiewly- Five minutes afterwards, Tom entered the <• L ucy is a golden girl,” called San Pete. Here there nrc ninny ruins those wild screams, anil mail ravings, which me. I saw It's only chance for life depended tnarried wife of honest Tom .Mayflower, gar gardener’s lodge, pale, weak mid trembling, says Byron Proctor, mid many w ill echo the covered with hieroglyphics, one place, in par mingled with the. howling uf the wind mid on a new mid difficult operation, which none dener to Mr. Augustus Scatterly, and that mid sank into a chair. line. Lucy is a favorite mime' w ith nlmost ticular, is culled by the inilinns “ God’s Tem ocean, anil made every thing so terrible. uf the oilier physicinns ever saw performed. young gentleman himself. Augustus was a G ive me a glass o f water, Pliehel’ he gasp every one. Wordsworth has made it one of ple.” Here, nlso, many remains of ancient A fte r nlioiit fifteen minutes passed in this L u ckily, I hud assisted at one when n student, guuil-hunried, rattlebrained spendthrift, who ed. (lie pottery,'both glazed mid nnglnzed, are found tvny, n tremendous wave covered us both, but I stated wliut 1 thought couli^ bo done. Tho had employed the two or three years which •Dear, what has happened?’ nsitgil the little “ Names wedded unto song.” in great abundance; nnd here, nlso, is a moun him longer than usual—directly nfterOmne his old Governor is n man of iron nerves nnn had elapsed since his majority in 'making w oiuhii . And lovely Indeed is the maiden, hearing tain of pure rock salt, and abuudunco of bi- ilenth-rattles, and then all was over. Still the quick resolution; so, when he heard the others ducks and drakes’ of the pretty little fortune 'H appened! why that cussed Miss V e ijtice that sweet nnmc, whom Nature proposes to tumous coni. winds nnd the waves kept drivin g me furiously say they could do nothing fo r him, ho deter lull him by |yis defunct sire. There was noth is paying Mr. Scatterly’# debts.’ mould, at will, to her own tastes:— During five months of the year there enn he onw ard. T h e moon cmne out mid east a faint mined to commit himself to my charge. I ing very had about him, excepting his prodi •W e ll? ’ no communication w ith the north, east or west, light over that desolate scene, anil then w as succeeded beyond tnythopes; even the other gal habits, a,id by iliese lie was liiinsell* the ‘W ell, I presented the. promisory note—lie “ She will lie sportive ns the fawn, the mountains being rendered impassable by darkened by tho clouds. The shore stil loom physicians acknowledged my skill; nnd thtro severest sufferer. T o m , Ins gardener, had That wild with glee across the lawn, handed it lu her—and—and—O, murder! I’vs the snow. This city ia situated about forty ed up, but seemed no nearer; yet there litiger- is now nothing but cure required to make my been m arried hut a lew weeks, and ‘Gus, win, Or up the mountain springs ; bee'n kissin o t iie u l d w o m a n !' mid a h a lf degrees north latitude, mid one eil u faint hope in my heart which nothing patient ns well as ever. On parting he put a hud failed to he at the wedding, nod missed And hers shall he the breathing halm, 1’hehe tliew her arms around Iiis neck, mid hundred nnd eleven degrees longitude west of could quench. T hu s passed that terrible roll o f notes in my linntls.’ the opportunity of 'saluting tile bride,* took it And hers the silence nnd the calm pressed her lips to Ins, and Thomas M a yflo w Greenwich. night. How I lived through it, is the greatest I Mary was in ti.nrs long before her husband into his I,cud that it was hull, proper and po Of mute insensate things. er then and there solemnly promised that lie The prmluctivenea o f the soil ia astonishing. wonder. Maliy a time I looked nt die still i bail finished his narrative; but her heart went lite (lint he should du so on the first occasion would never mure havu anything to do with The stars of midnight shall be dear We are here in tile midst of their harvest, mid form of poor Huvilmid, and envied hint his up in thankfulness to Gnil for having thus in o,f his meeting her subsequently to that inter K issino on D e m a n d ! To her : and she shall lean her car quiet sleep. i terpoHcd just at the crisis when hope seemed esting ceremony.- Mrs. Mavlluwer, the other never have we seen such wheat. W e w ill In many a secret place, By daylight the liont had drifted some fifteen gone. p a rly interested in the euse, differed from him give you one out o f many authentic accounts. Return of a long absent Lover- Where rivulets dance their wayward round M. Holliday, from the south of this place, miles up the liny, nnd into a harbor among tlie I From that day Ernest Linwood wasn mnilo ill opinion, ami the young hmdlunl kissed her And beauty horn of m uminuring sound raised upward of one hundred mid eighty-fivc sand banks. I craw led nut on shore, and after i man. The fame'of his skilful operation wns ill spite of herself. But she was not without O ne o f the most curious instances o f the Shall puss into her face. getting life enough in me lo walk n little cross-! in every man’s tnnutli, and by the aid of his u champion, for at the precise moment, when romantic accomplishment of mt early love ad bushels ol wheat from sono bushel o f seed, ed toward the main land. I had gone but a I patient, who now lieeamo his patron, he step- Scatterly placed his ainlucioiis lips in contact venture, which has been our lot to chronicle, And vital feelings of delight anil three hundred bushels of potatoes from short distance when a boat load o f senmen |>ed nt once into practice among the best fam- with the blooming cheek of Mrs. M., Tom has recently occurred in the neighborhood of Shall rear her form to stately height, one bushel o f seed. hr caine down n little river and took me in their, dies of- the place. Wealth us well as reputa- entered llie garden ami beheld the outrage. Cardigan. Twomy-three years ago, ji young llcr virgin bosom swell : T h is valley is regarded one o f the health . . . .,___ Such thoughts to Lucy I w ill give bout. They gave me some meat and brnnily,; lion flowed in upon him; hut he ulwnys uttri ‘What are you doing of, M r. acutterly?’ he man, named David Evans, having paid his iest portions o f the globe; thu air is certainly While she and I together live liutetl his success to his w ife, whose nffection, roared. addresses to n maiden “ fa ir and free,” in the the purest I ever breathed. Its altitude is and tatting me into tho woods untile a large Hero is this hnppy dell. fire, cut oft" my boots, stripped me, rolled me, he said, had cheered und sustained'him when ‘O, nothing Tom, hut asserting my rights! vicinity of his native town, at the mouth of four thousand feet above ilia level o f the sen: in their blankets, rubbed my hands, Sin. T h e y out of lienrt. was only saluting the bride.* the Tivy, wus despatched to attend to hi# du B e a t r ic e is nnnther niimn derived from the mid some o f the mountains on the east o f the 1 ‘There was nothing,’ he would say, ‘like n ty as a navigator mi the “ raging main.” He Latin. It signifies‘one who blesses’ or makes valley lire more lliun n mile and a qunrter stayed with ine until night, anil then I went to ‘Against my will, Tommy,’ said tin- poor fnithlul wife; under God, our weal or woe .bride, blushing like u peony, noil w iping the starteil for C ardiff, accordingly, in a vessel happy,’ N o nmno cun he more appropriate high, mnl are covered with perpetual snow; a rancho which they found, nnd hired it man lo take the Indy o f M r. H iiviland nnd tnysell’ to for this life depends un her. I f she is despond- -olleinled cheek with her checked apron. named the Berkley, which, in about a week fur n lovely, affectionate, mid amiable woman. while in the valley the thermometer frequent town. Wednesday night at eight o’clock I ing, your sanguine spirtit catches the ‘And I’ll make you pay dear fur it, if there’s alter her departure, was wrecked, mid all Beatrice has been honored above all others ly rises above one hundred degrees. tnfec- urrived here with tho body, anil to-day we buri- tiion; but if she is full of hope and energy, law in the hud,’ said Tom. hands on board plunged into a watery grave. by the poets. Dante, Shakspenre, mid Shel So much fur this city anil valley. As to the ed him. I l>er smiles will cheer you ill the durkest hours, For no less than twenty-three years it wns ley liavo, in turn, thrown around it the charm moral, and other aspects of this people, 1 ‘I’ooh! pooh! don’t make a fool of your M y limbs have been quite sw-olen. but to-day ‘ uud enable you to nenieve what you first llio t’ self,’ said Scattfirly. supposed that David Evans had perished with of their numbers, mid linked it with thought have not nt present time or space to write any I am quite well lignin. • » • impossibilities. Our success in this world, ‘I don’t iiieuu to,’ answered thu gardener, his couirads; hot he last week landed at both lovely nnd tragic. thing. It is due to them to say that I liavo d rily . not seen anything vicious since my arrival.— ------— ------! as well «s our happiness, depends ghiefly Sheerness, from Australia, w here lie had linen “ Io son B eatr ic e chc ti fuccio nndnro.’ TRUST IN GOD AND PERSEVERE- I ';n our wives. Let II Ilian marry one, there- •you’re not seriously offended ut the iutius quietly hut rapidly accumulating cash in the They are very kind mid hospitable to emi C a r o lin e is the feminine form of Charles, ------I fort, ‘equnl lo either fortune,’ who can ndorti ceut liberty I took i' lung interval that had elapsed since his exodus grants. 'File emigrants drop them a thousand or rather of its Latin Washington, the E a rly in A p ril, 1847, one hundred mid for With this assurance given, Iiiilnl, ilespiiudiilgly. ‘Anil now every cent oT finding all argument useless “ caved in” anil good-liy, name has lite ra lly, been exulted. It ha# been ty three men, two wont in, mid two children, our little fortune has been expended, and our the tiling was in n. W liilu the murriuge cer- 'M istakes w ill happen in the best regulated linked wuli titles and power—with crowns started out us pioneers from Council Bluffs, “Your suffering ones are happy now; credit will soon he trouc when it is foiiinl that cniony was being performed nt Rulln/nl, it families,* and so it chanced that in the autumn ami coronets, mid adorned by goodness and Iowa. These Mormons made mi entire They me with Christ in heaven; we do not pay. W hat then is to become o f pair o f boots was being propelled round this of the same year, uur bachelor met at the beauty. M a ry has ever been a favorite name new rnnil to (ho north side of die Platte, cross W ith nu'gels blest their spirits soar, us.” village with great velocity. The fury of the Spring n r harming belle of Buhimnre,io whom with the poets. Byron, us he assures us, felt ing Elk-horn to Fort Laramie; they then took And grief, and pain, shall know no ntor*:.” Ernest was in a mood which the most snn- Indy’s father was in those bunts.' Ho bail he lust his heart iueuiitieutly. His person and all absulute passion fur it. It is inwoven with the Oregon trnil lo Fort Brii'ger, when they guine sometimes experience w hen disappoint- missed Ins daughter, und wits very busy “ rap- .address were attractive, and though his pro d i same n f tile sweetest verses. T h e peasant po commenced a new route through the Itiinky Dear Lord, on us Thy Spirit be, ilient after disuppoililineiit has crushed the ping up" Ins neighbors to make enquiries fdr gality had impaired his fortune, still n rich old et Bum s, seems tn have been as much attach M ouiituitis. On the 23d o f J u ly , the firs', To live as pure as they, spirit, and the voice o f hope is no longer heard her, w ith little success, till hu culled on the maiden auui;-who doted on him, Miss Per ed io it as thu nutluir of Chide Hurolil. It is camp moved into mill halted ut what is now That w.e, with ilietn, may worship Thee, within. His wife would liavo given way in ticket-master, who infiirmed him (but thu nii's- simmon Verjuice, promised to do the hand still thu theme o f hards and hurdlings iiiinuin- called the centre of thu city Io the afternoon tuurs if she had lieiiu alone; but she felt the nig one had taken a tieket fur Forever and fur aye, some thing liy him on condition of his marry liured. W e might fill n column or two here of the same day they liuil tl ree plows uud one necessity of suslaing liiui.auil answered cheer-, “ O'er the Mountains and far nway,” ing and settling quietly uu his estate. So, un Thy love, thy wunderous love adore, w ith songs, sonnet# and Iiullmls, in the melody burrow at work. fu lly. in the night triiin. The secret was out. The der these circumstances, lie proposed, was ac u f whoso verse the most musical sy lables At two o’clock, P. M., of the vntne day, And sing thy praise fur ever mure. ‘ And what i f every cent is gone? have no uld geiitleuiau lull uf wrath, immediately put cepted, and married; uud brought home Ills are those which form the charming name of they commenced building (lie first (lain for ir [Evening Post. fear that we shall starve. God tiveus to |„,rsL. ,,0,ver in connection with stenn ami the lieuiitiful young bride lu reside with Miss M ary. But where so much present# itself,we rigation. Thu next day,Saturday, they plant feed E lija h , and hu w ill yet juterposu furtor our n(;x, „ , or„ j„ g found him in the psesence o f the Verjuice ut the W illoas. can quote nothing. W o need quote nothing, ed five acres o f potatoes. On the 23th o f the A THRILLING ADVENTURE. aid. Trust in him, dear Ernest. runaway mid her husband. When he wns lit the early days of the honeymoon, one for same mouth, wliut they style the quorum of 1 lie husband lelt rebuked, us she spoke, informed of wliut bail taken iibice, he thought fi it* morning, when Mr. and Mrs. Scatterly *• Tho music of tho numo is gono the Twelve Apostles assembled, mid laid oil’ G race G reenw ood— the charming Grace tun answered less depoiidmgly I jl of little use to show fight, quietly took his mid the maiden aunt were walking together Into our being." a city as follows: Blocks of ten ucrcd each, — beloved by every one who has read her ‘But really, Maty, this Want of success' |Bllve> ’ 1 sweet poetry and ilo lig h tfu l prose— is uow in in the garden, ['via Mayflower, dressed in Let the motto or the toast, if you w ill, he thu eight acres lo tho block, an acre mid a quar would try the stoutest spirit. ’ The mechanic, | ' ______his best, made Iiis appearance, wuuring u single line of Barry Com wall' Proctor— ter in each lot; the streets eight rods wide; the Boston, mid has sent tho ‘T ra n scrip t’ a letter the ibiy-lnboiiror, tile humblest fnrinor, is sure smile nf most peculiur meaning. sidewalks twenty feet wide; thu sidewalks to from her brother in C alifornia, detailing one of iiis food and raiment; but I have spent | Poetry 111 a Millionaire. “ Here's a health to thco M a r y .” ‘Julia,’ said Augustus, carelessly, In his lie beautifully Blinded; the blocks to hu sur of tho most thrilling adventures which we re live years in study, have wasted years besides! Tho last item in tho will of John MeDon- young bride, ‘ibis is my gardener, come to Sarah is almost as common a name ns rounded by n purling brook, issuing from the collect of rending. \Vo rejoice in the safety wititing for practice; and now, when nil my ougli, lately deceased in Louisiana, is as fol- pay his respects tu you— honest Tiiin May M ary, hut it lucks (he ‘ prestige* which its his mountains; every house to be b u ilt twenty feet of her brother, anil we would here suggest, fiirtiiuc is gone, il I resort tujithur means of olws— flower, a very worthy lulluw, I assure you.* torical and poetical associations throw around from thu front lence. No two houses front that, in the descriptive power displayed in the livolihuotl, I loso all lliut I have spent, both "And (I was near forgetting that) I have Mrs Scatterly nodded very condescendingly the hittdr. It is also from the Hebrew, anil each other; standing in llis own door, every following private epistle, he partakes some time and money, and must forever aliuniltin still one request to make, one little favor still to (lie gardener, who gazed upon her with signifies a ‘princess.’ lu poetry it takes the m ini m ay not look into his neighbor’s dour, what of the genius of his sister: — thu idea of pursuing my profession. It is to t0 ask, anil it shall be my last. It is, thut it open eyes of admiration. Sim spoke a few furm o f S a i. l t or Sa i.i .i e , anil is found in but into his neighbor’s garden. They liuve San F rancisco, Siqit. 13, 1850. hard !’ anil he aroso and wulked the room with may hu permitted, annually, to the children of many a love song mid linllail. Sally is some words lo him, inquired about Ins wife, lus four public squares, which are hereafter to lie Dour Brother:— Since writing the accom rapid strides. the fraa schools, situate nearest the place of times contracted to Sul, which is neither po flowers, Sun, and then turned away w ith the udoniuil with trees from the four quarters of panying letter I have passed through tint most His wile sighed and remaiued silent. my inturiui-nt, to plant uud water a few fio w - etical uur euphonious. nuiK, as if (u term inate the in tervie w . the globe, and supplied with fountains of wa terrible mnl heart-rending scene possible to But, alter a liniment or two,she arose, went ers around my gruve. This little act will But Tout could not keep his eyus oil' her, “ Laughing, prattling, sporting S.ai.l ie . ter. iuiugiiie. You will see by the enclosed para up to him, uml fumlly encircling him with her have a (Inutile tendency; It will open their cud lie stood, gaping mid admiring, and every Now tell mu wliut shall be „ Oil the temple square they intend to have a graph from the Alta Californian of yesterday urms, she said: young uml susceptible lieurts to gratitude uml now mid then, passing die hack of his hand The tint of sky, sunlit or starry.* gulden that will cost ut $100,000 at the eiim- morning, how the hunting oxcursiuu uf which ‘Dear Ernest, you must not worry yourself |„ve io their divine Creator, for having raised across Ids lips. To which I ’d liken thco ! meuceineul. Their missionaries liuve already I wrote euilcil. so. You think it painful for me to bear pov- up, at llie humble instrument of his bounty to ‘W liut du you think of my -choice, Turn?’ Tho softest shades of heaven's own blue made urraugeiiiunts in the Eastern States, in Mr. Haviland was a fine young fellow with erly, I know,or you would not take il so luird, them, a pour, frail worm uf earth llkn me, asked Scatterly, confidentially. Those lustrous eyes seem melting through.” Great Britiun, Fruuce, I Lily, Denmark, the whom I bee i on acipiaiuteil nt I’mimiui; he but a wuiiinu never regards suelt tilings wlieii' mid teach them, at the same time, w liut they •O! splendiferous!' said the gurdener. Susan another nmno of Hebrew origin, G erm anic States, mid in the islands o f the sea, was appatcully much stronger than I, mid she loves. A crust o f bread and a lug cabin are, w hence they cume, und w hither they must ‘Buses uud lillies ill her cheeks—eb?’ said signifies a ‘ lily .’ In poetry it is usually seen to gather the choicest seeds uud fruits, uud ev some six led tall—a manly,fine looking young would bo preferable to me if I slimed llieui return.” Suutlerly. in its contracted form o f S ue. It is a pretty t-rything thut cun beautify uud adiirn the gar imm, uud o f uno o f the bust fuiuilies in New with you, than a palace will, any other. But. The „ „ „ „ |lo wrote the above has been ‘Her lips ure us red us carnations, anil her mime, uud is im m ortalized in Gay’s well den. At first the city wus laid off to contain York. it will not come lo tins. Something wul.n. ■ ne(.llM,|| (>|. b|;l ,lurd in heart, and wanting eyes us blue us lurkspurs,’ said the gurdeu- known ballad. The signification of the name 13$ blocks. Since then uu udditiuii of 65 We left town early Monday morning in bis assures me that you w ill yet lie great and rich. in ... kindlyl. . sympuihies...... ?.i...... fur Ins fellow i-..u..... i.„:beings.—..... “ •cr. is very liuppily introduced into the closing blocks bus been made on the east, uud 60 on yiiebt, intending to go up the bay some twenty liavo putieuce only a little wliilu Ion Can this charge lie credited? There is much -rui gfud you like your new mistress; new liu u :— thu west. They liuve laid off one mile squuru miles, tu remain three days, mid had nil our T h e re—there is u knock ut the door now—iti in the character nf Mr. McDonough which go to work, Tom.' “ Adieu slio cried and wuved her ‘lily ’ liuud.' uu the east uf the city for it University. It equipments, provisions, &.C., w ith us. W e may bo for you.’ tlio world cannot fathom. 11 is uionifieious ‘I beg pardon, Mr. Scatterly; hut I culled will not lie two yeurs until next October since As if her words bail beeu'proplictic, the lit-' Ralph Hoyt, in u very graceful poem entitled had not been out mi hour when a sudden puli' pusthuiiiiiiis charities, so eaii-liilly und wisely to see you oil business.' the first house wus built in this city, and it uow tie girl, them only servant, appeared at that , lukv|1 ||( e()hr> rllu|1 ,||u u/ . “ My Sue,” bus the following lines:— of wind capsized us. Haviland was steering, ■Well—out with it.’ numbers ut leust nine thousand. They al- crisis, anil said the doctor was wanted m a and had imide the main sheet fast, instead ol louliled fact lliut fur uimi.i long years the hc- ‘Do yen remember anything about saluting reudy have convenient houses built uf dollies great Imrry. Willi an exulting smile Ins wild “ And how often have 1 strayed keeping it in his hand. I was stuudiug for cumululiuu uf Iiis great w ia'lh run t I iese W ith the lads along tho lea ; —dried brick—mid most uf the luxuries uf life. ran fur Ins bat, and then sat down wall a the bride?’ ward liy thu mast; wc were opposite the town VEBY ENOS, was thu (dijeel of Iiis uuceusiiig ‘1 remember I paid the customury hoiuge And w ith many a pretty maid, They expect mi emigration of ut least leu nod ill thu middle id' thu bay, as near as I beating heart to uwait Ins return. Yet uh! uone of them for mo: toil, and s e e m to connudiel llie eharge w liic li tu Mrs. Mayflower. thousund of their own people this year. could tell. '1 lie wind was blowing a perfect Il was ulinost thu first summons that llie we have noticed.—[Bosiuii Jouiuul. ‘Well—don’t you remember wliut you For i f she, whom 1 loved best, The only method of cultivation is by ir r i young physician hud received, though he had i lu thu groups could not he s;cn, gale, us it does one ball* the time here; forlu- promised in cuse o f your m urriuge?’ gation from what they cull “ City creek.” — uutely, 1 had a knife and cut away the rigging, resided m llie village more tliuu a year. T in- No contentment in my hreust, Just us this creek opens in the valley from the place, loo, was large and populous, but there RELIGION. ‘ N o t’ No delight upon tho green ; uml ila v ila iid pushed the mast out o f the keel, Tom produced the promisory note with a But there was a garden uigli, snow-cupped uipuiituius, it divides into two ami sails, masts, booms—all cleured us, and resided medical men u f large practice, mid all In the hours of relaxaiion, amidst scenes of grin o f triumph, it's my turn now, Mr. Scut- W ith its bower ju s t in view, iiuiin brunches, which afterwunl sub-divide. we righted. these combined to put down their rival. More festive joy, it should lestrum us within the terly.' A n d « till craved my liuurt and eye This water, front the mountains lo the temple W e next dove down, mid with our liainls limn once heretofore E rnest would havu ulimi- bounds of propriety; chasten our mirth slid ‘Whut do you ineun?’ That sweet ‘lily ’ there—my Sue.” block, has uu average full of iiinu inches in a lure op the ilumiuge to gut at the liullusi; then diilieil llie field ill despair, but Ills ) oillig wile 'online us to gr.iinii'iuums mid delights which ‘I ineun lo kiss Mrs. Scatterly.’ rod, for u dislunee of mure than tun miles, wu got oil tlie gunnels, turned the boat over b eer.. I I encouraged linn—(hough some- I satisfaction iu tlie momeni# o f sutler r e - ‘Go to the deuce, you rascal!’ M au e i. is probably derived lim n 'ma India,’ with u greater fall the farther you uilvuuce in tim es > it hi li It r inly lo giv • — | lli-ctiiiu. The man who essentially nrglects signifying ‘my fair,’though some suppose that and got astride of her keel, mid alicr remain •O! what is tile ill tiler?' exclaimed both llie to the niouniaiiis. At one mile mid a third iug some little time in this silualion, we ugam I Mary Lmw id was, indeed, lliut grei los secular eoj-iy meiils lo join in uninterrupted ludies, startled by Scallcrly's exclamation, und ; n is contracted from ‘ainuhilis, lovely' or ami- from the city is a wurm sulphur spring, which I all blessings, a good wife; slot simp nluz.e olliecs of pi"iy, lias nut the countenance uf , able. Il is a good mime in either ease, uml j l ighted uml got into her. Everything liuil turn ing hack to learn the cause. possesses great idealising anil purifyin g prop gone adrift, blankets, guns provisions, &a.,— wuli in r husband, ecniioiiiizi d to the utmosi,1 iidigion; on the i-outrary. lie suspends a duly This fellow has preferred u demand against worthy of being perpetuated. Mary Howitt erties, mni which it is ullirm ud, cures must 'mid the galo was still increasing—every wave and by tier sangumu wordschusvil ilcspoudeii enjoined by religion, lo idler upon thu altar of bus a hallard Commencing, me,' said Scatterly. disuuses o f this clim ate. About u m ile mid a dashed all over us. I got ludil of the painter, cy b om bis lieurt. Heaven uiihalliiwed sacrifice. No man need legal demand,’ suid the gardener, stur “ Arise my tauiilcu M a be l." h a lf further is a hot sulphur spring. On the and lashed myself in the bow, while H.iviluod Hour alter Imqr she sat there awailing her be so completely occupied in secular all'inr# d ily : (ijq.ij bitre's llie dokiinenl.’ which is the only poem we now reccolluct in south side of the valley is u hot spring of lied himself m tlie stern. The tide mid wind husband, yet still he came not. . At .euglb as not tu find seusouuble moments lu ilevolo .‘G ive if to ifje ,’ S-ti‘1 llie “ FI maid aunt.— which the name occurs. pure water. The wnivr of tin# spring is i drilled us up the hay u few miles, ami I llm’l darkness set ill, and slm began lo leel uneasy, to meditations, which may arm him with res 'I'oni banded her fife h'ldl tin uir ol tri U r su la , u name associated in our mind twenty-nine feet three Indies deep. thut the ti.le, when H changed, would take u» Sllu ,lbuul >" I-'!’ l” when she olution to rep I assuults made upon his virtu ll IMUb. w ith lioineliuess o f luce mid goodness o f heart Thu city is located ulniul twenty-live miles near the shipping, w hero w o w on Id he picked bL'ard her liusbaud’r loot on the step, uud hut ous habits iu his intercourse with the word. .‘An, I right?’ said lie. goqcpuled under the veil ol u nun, is from south-east of thu Great Salt Lake. This lake up; but tins wus not tile case, for il only drill- ‘yH12 out she met him m the hall. [Bangor Whig. •‘Perfectly, yqqng iquii'd fgb|ie<| Miss V e r: i ll,g L 'llh l, uud signifies nothing more umiuble is considered more saline than the ocean, I ed us a nnle or two ‘God Mess you, M ary, lo r an angel as you | three gallons of the wuter making one gallon Iiis ju ice : *q()ly qlli’il my nephew m arried, I us- than a Teiipi|a hear!’ Who, knowing this, Ju-l before night, Haviland began to fail are,'were first words, 'll it h id not been The result uf lingulioii—To sue u flea, uud aUUiu'd ad bis debts; uml 1 am myw ready my- i qil) t>‘ve l Lu name to a child? of the purest, finest sa t. T he valley is about fast—h is lace w a s vwolenmid his ey. » dilated. | lul' 1 -boulil have given up long ago, nnd I catch u bitei gulf lo pay your cluim,’ Blanche, otto uf the sweetest Denies ever I thirty mfles by tweuty-two, joiuuig to a val 1 Ob, bow bitter cold ! the wind was incicos- uuw *"> ,onu“u *» ‘“‘‘de- v> ;ISX asIG S U M 'lt’R CUMD3. 1 .-omcs n tim e— it n n y bn snnn nr ln-e, it innv C ool— v e r y . T he weather has been coni launches; T W O W E E K S I bn now, or it tuny In* Tl!F.if*-«In n Ibis grief of late—quite enol—as, indeed, may lie fairly SKWfi ASFIT'MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. I once knew n little b ty, n little child o ft limn » or gi-it-vanen w ill h it e passed nwny* nod so enough expected “ about these days,” as the On the afternoon of Thursday last, from the LATER FROM CALIFORNIA ! A ears nldjhtte n f those irritdtl ('reiit-iri-s. w hose I wo ahorkn nf nn <*nrthqnnke were felt at* ! 'twill nil «"ftti nothing—when the summer almanacs have it. But heard of a Iftlle 3‘nr'l •'I '-am am and A ndrews, the ship 'Cres fa ir loveliness seems m ire o f beaten thnn o f St. Martin's, on the 29th tilt. nottii's! [Chamber’.* Edinburgh .lo ttrti.il. matter that happened in Washington street cent', a very fine vessel of about eight hundred Arrival of the Cregent City! i arlh—even nt a passing glimpse stirring o-tr yesterday, which was considerable cooler thnn tons burthen- She is tlio third ship b u ilt in The keels of half n dozen vessels are to l>9” hearts, mi l filling them with purer nod holier the “ cold cut,” o f our east w ind. A lady was $1,500,000 in Gold on Freight. Inid this fa ll in Cnhiis. Rockland during the past season, and in beauty th o u g iif Hut tins, the little Frannie, was CURB AN' SIGR ATITUDE sitting with her three children in n conch, more o f a ehertih than no angel— ns wo pin Yllow me gentlemen,’ said Currnn one awaiting the return of the driver, who had of model, strength of m aterial, or excellence of The Mcnnmhip Crcsent City, from Chngro Self-will will break the world in twotc-’ tore them—with his gladsome hazel eyes, his evening to n large parly, 'to give you a sen left hi# horses unattended w bile he stepped, workmanship, is inferior to none of them. We direct, nrrivcl nt New York Inst evening, tnnke n stool to sit npoii. dazzling I'atriifss, his clustering gold- ti hair, timent. When a hov, I was one morning for a moment, into n neighboring hotel. Du arc confident that if Rockland shall continue to bringing three hundred and eighty |ms.senger.9 The trials of life nre the tests w hieh nscer'- and hi< n, Host winged step. Such he was. nt I playing at marbles ia the village of Ball-alley, ring his absence, the horses started, wheeled least, until sickness laid its hinivv iinnd on him; mnkc such additions to our mercantile marine ns tain how much gold is in ns. with a light heart and lighter pocket. The the coach about, anil trotted off down street anil SL&ftO.OOO in gold dust, d'he following she hns done during the past season, it w ill not then, tilde,.,I, when, after .lays of linn dng. I “-■.W round, when su.l- at a motleriito speed. The Indy who, natural- , , telegraphic abstract of her news is pulilWieil Mr. Vnltcrmere left Washington city or. ■ wasting I',o'er—hours of weary restlessness— restlessne! I ,...... dimly appealed aiming us a stranger of a ro ly enough, wns sniimwbnl alarmed nt the inci- , ” * n” *1’ shall rank ns high for the pro. Wednesday to return tn France. the little hand nt last lav motionless outside in the papers :■ , , . - , . .. , , , , murkuhlv clieerl'iil aspect; his intrusion was dent, railed to n gentlemanly dressed man dndtlons of ottr ship-ynrds, ns we now do for d’he Columbus had arrived nt Pnnnnin.— J ohn C. C alh o u n . The statute has rcnclt- • ,.h'!!ie " ’" 1lv ...... , nut the h ast restraint upon our m erry little who was approaching the carriage from an those of our qunrries. Our smaller vessels, en ta ir. still hen I, „m wed down up ,n the p illo w ,! „ n9 „ |)pnevolent creature When one day out from Sait Francisco, she cd Charleston. opposite direction, that "the horses were coin gaged in the coasting trade w ith almost every met the California going in, with 200 passen and the pale taee gazing w ith the silent W n„. | , ,j „ f j n f ( „ f,er ,, j. ing without a driver.” "I sf.e t h e y a b b ,” A dreadful state of society exists in the land ' d e re t re.ttrnm g eonset.msness on the anxious I p„ ,vp „ hnj| PVP|. S1.,.) p rim p s rose ..pen Ids port from Calais to Galveston, are already num gers for Californtn. said the fellow w ith entire " sung fro iil” — and d’lte Cresent City nrriveil nut nt Chagres o f sandy habits. ot.es around it; lorn, indeed, a ', right, yet p . H 1 1 , nvet, bless him ! I see his fine passed on. T he lady said she was so nmnsed bered by hundreds, nnd the steady yet rapid in Nov. 7, anil left for N ew York on the 10th Hon. Henry Clny delivered n speech nn the mg look would tin across ... or dwell in the ,|is,ance of a half century just -< w llh the impudent nonchalance o f the rus- crease of our business is constantly adding to inst. She left Havana on the 16th, nt 5 in the 15th at Lexington, K y ., by in vita tio n n f the earnest ey es— a look such as wo assign to an he stood liefure me in the little B ill-alley, in leal, that it quite restored her equininiily till a their number. Wo have understood that some gels turn',r dreams, when some fond lu'ic.V I ih e d u y ' o f 'my'V.h'ildiumii'. I lls name was afterooon. Legislature. truer gentleman itt the livery of u chnrconl- half dozen additional ones are to be built during seems to him ,, them near us, weeping for tnor i Boyse; u n , re(.|lir of ’ New .m at km .— Steamer Carolina left San Francis,-o, Oc.t. man, came to the rescue.— [Post. tlio coming w inter nnd w ill be ready to take 15. She arrived at Panama, Nov. 3d, with President Fillmore Hns recently nfli-eled nt; tal griefs beyond their remedy. ! To me ho rook a particular fancy. I was It w t’ a strange sickness Ibr one so their places on the “ broad track" by the ensuing £ 1,500,000. insurance upon his life of £4000 in the Con ' ?l*|1\' " '' ll"1' lllb *’* " thinking every- The steamer Uo[)ltnbiis left San Francisco, necticut Life Insurance Company. —the snuggle of typhus fever with thing that was eccentric, anil by no means a Spring. fram e; lull lift.- mid youth obtained the vietory LIME ROCK GAZETTE. Octnlipr 19-h, anil arrived at Panama, N ov. ' , miser o f my eceentrie.itivs; every one was w e l On the snme day w ith the ‘ Crescent,’ the new A denf nnd dumb child, w hen nskeil to de and quicker even titan Itope-could venture Io Sill w ith £800,000. come to a share of them, anil I had plenty to A. ». NICHOLS...... E d ito r. Barque “ M arianna” wns launched from the d ’he news o f the admission o f C alifornia scribe lightning, said it was the “ opening nnd e *!” ” ;'...... ’''dlie.l. "'«> ''hecks grew , H,.,pr |laving ...... the company— shutting of God’s eye.” round and rosy, and the hllle.w listed limbs fill- s,,,,,,, SWectmenta cnsilv bribed me home with yard of W il l ia m M uL oon, of South Thomaston- into the Union was received nt San Francis R 0 G‘ K L A DTD. and on the day preceding, the Barque “ Golden co, October 18th, at lOo clock, A. M. hy the ed again. Health was restored—health, hulli him. I learned from Boyse tny alphabet and " I t is very curious,” says a young Indy, not strength; we thought this for n while. We Era" from the yard of H on. OnonoE Twins- Mail Steamer Oregon, through IJent. Patter "that n tortoise, from whom we get all our my grammar, mid the rudiments of the clas son o f tlio United States A rm y, nnd cause,I a did out wonder that the weakened limits refus sics. lie taught me all he could, and then he I Hinrsdny Morning, November 28tli, 1830. h ik e in the snme town. They nrc hath of about tortoise-shell combs, hns no h n ir !’’ ed their office, and s lill we waited on in hope, | universal outburst of ,-nthtisinstic joy which sent me to a school at Middleton. In short •150 tons measurement, nnd are first class vessels In n neighboring villng«, in nn adjoining until days, mid even weeks, passed by; then it continued with roars o f cannon, huzzas, hoe- he made me a mail. I recollect it was ahoiil state, tlio following notice is posted up in n was found that I be complaint had left its bitter THANKSGIVING for their size. The ''Golden Era ” is beautiful fires, and illuminations throughout the night, th irty-five years afterwards, w hen I had risen ly modelled nnd is constructed in a style, nnd of and In,,I scarcely slackened when the C olum hnr-ronm :— sting, an I little Frannie could not walk a step, to some eminence nl the lair, and when I had To-diiv the people of eight different states of or even stand. materials, fu lly cqunl to these employed upon bus left nt 4P. M .. o f the 19th Oct. T h e cor- “ The members of the Lisettm w ill meet on a sent in Parliam ent, on my return one day our Union arc holding this yearly festival in piiriitnui of Sail Francisco, nnd the citizens Many anil tedious, mid painful, were the from the court, I found an old gentleman sent- larger nnd more ambitious vessels. Her spars Wednesday evening to discuss the following remedies resorted to; vet the lira ve little heart unison; and, surrounded by unusual demonstra generally, were already making preperatious questiim: Should n man he gided hy puhlick d alone in my drawing-room, hi.s feel fam'd particularly pleased us, being fashioned of the to celebrate the great event with becoming Imre stoutly up , with thii wonderlul lo rtitt.d e ,.irlv ph,,.,.,! ,„j sil)e o fth e Italian marble tions of the peace, planty, and prosperity; which opinion or not?” Yellow l ’ ine entirely free from the smallest honors. almost heroism , which “ 1 " h," h,‘vn ''■"'•'•t'1 !chimney-piece, and his whole air hesiieiiking n [vcnificont God lias crowned tholr lot, they are | knot or blemish of nny sort, while the strength T he Yuns M in e s . A gentleman just About th irty feet o f the hrrifge across tli'e by sutler.ng childhood, w hen the tractable spir Hp form ally acknowldging their happiness n n d 1 it bends to Us early discipline, must at some ; , • ...... of the material renders it easy to give them a down from Diiwningvillc, on iho Fork oT the Connecticut river at Hnrlfortf broke through 'urnoil round—it wns my friend o f Ball-allev. gratitude. Wc nreglnd to-gee flin t the custom of North Y i i Iiii, reports that the miners in that time or oilier have remarked. Fruticie's for ightness nnd elegance of appearance, of which on Thursday noon, currying with it a large I rushed instinctively into his arms, mid hurst thus setting apart one day in the year for such quarter have been very successful. T h e number of cattle. titude might have ufiordeil mt e.x imple to ma the softer variety would not admit. into tears. Words cannot describe the scene cbccrfui acknowledgments of the filial relation Hawkings Bar Company have cliangeil the B a l t im o r e , N ov. 16. Hun. H o w e ll Cobh, ny; but a dearer lesson was given in the hope tAliienwhich followed.fiillnivptl. ‘Vnn‘V mt ni'('me right,ri«Tf»k sir,sir. youvnn i«rolire . . . While speaking of South Thomaston vessels, entire course of the Titoluinuea river, end ful spirit with which the little fellow itir.ed whicli all men sustain to the common Fntlicr and speaker u f the house o f representatives, tunde right; the chimney-piece is yours—the pictures we m ight be excused for noticing n lale trip mndc have been amply rewarded so far. a Union speech nt Marion, Georgia, on Tuei- the effect of each distressing remedy, marking are yours. Von gave me all I have—my friend Ruler of our race is spreading itself so widely The news from Murderer’s Bur Mines is of by Capt. EnEN T h o r n d ike, in the Barque eay last. I l is said to have caused quite n each stage o f progress, mid showing o ff w ith —my benefactor!’ He dined with me; an I in among the different commonweal tits of our coun an i-ticouraging nature. Ono company oil eager gladness every step attaiiied, from the revolution in public opinion. the evening I caught the tear glistening in his try , and wc regret that there could not have “ Laura Snow,” belonging to the builder of the | October I’ddi, dug out 1S2 ounces, mid for the first creeping on the hands mid knees to the True religion will show its influence in ev fine blue eye, when he saw poor little Jack, been some mutual uaderstanding through which n “ Golcn Era.” The “ Laura Snow” made tin- ! last ten days had been averaging from 70 to tiptoe journey-round the room, holding on by the creature of his lioimty, rising in the House passage from San Francisco to 1’annma in little 150 iiuuees daily. ery part of our conduct; it is like the snp of chairs mid tallies; then Io the clinging to some greater still uniform ity of time might have been a living tree, whieh penetrates the most dis of Commons to reply to a right honorable.— more than twenty-five days, beating the it k a m - The steamer Pacifie. of Law’s line, left loving hand; mid then,at last, the graceful Inil- secured. There arc no other people on the earth Chngres on Monday, Nov. lllli, with over tant houghs. Poor Bhose! he is now gone; nnd no suitor ship Sarah Snnds two days. This, we believe, is aucing of Ins light body until lie stood quite hail a longer deposit o f practical lienfcvuleuce who have such strong reasons for uniting in an five lumilri-il passengers, principally fur New erect alone, and so moved slowly nn. the shortest trip yet made by n sailing vessel be There cannot lie a more glorious object in in the Court, above. T h is is his w ine— let us observance of this kind ns have nil the members Orleans m ill arrived at Havana on Saturday crenlinn, than n tinman being, replete with be It was in autum n tins illness seized on the drink to his memory!’ of our American brotherhood ; now have been so tween those ports. morning. Her passengers reported that she nevolence, meditating in what manner lie little one, just when ihn leaves were turning, The inhabitants of South Thomaston are a l was near being lost by had navigation— going might render himself nlost acceptable lo his mid the orchard fru its In com ing ripe. 'His blessed—so prospered hitherto,—to none is nf- most entirely mndc up of Ship Builders—Own into the slnials, lint w itliout touching, between Creator, hy doing most good to his creatures. nurse attributed it all to Ins silting on a grassy A Sly Dash at the Critter.’ fordcdsucli gorgeous promises for the future; nnd the Isle o f Pines mid Cape Suu Antonio. hank at play on one of those uncertain au ers—and Navigators, nnd the la tter especially One of our subscriliers, say’s the Rhode Is we would have the choofnl peals of thanksgiving From all atcoiints, she was near 100 miles out T h e H ypo c r ite . H e is the blot o f good tumn days; hut lie, in his childish way, always land Republican, who happened to lie ut hells ringing out together from ocean to ocean, arc so numerous that one runs scarcely a risk of her reckoning. Her passengers were ness, a rotton stick in a dark night, the poppy iiiaiutaiucd, “ It was Fruneie himself.—eating ------Newport,...... last- ...... summer,. ngot...... down into- ...... a har- . and from the glades of Texas, t ill they should in addressing n stranger from that town by packed in hulk for wnnt of room. in a cornfield, an ill-tempered candle with u red berries in the holly bower.” However room nt a very im r'y hour, when there «'ns ' finn,)v i,lst amid the dark forests of Northern the title of “ Captain.” —Busy, nctivc and enter Five prisons were drowned on Chngres great snuff that in going net smells ill; nn nn- this may hare been, the season and the time nobody lint a boy nt attendance, when Io!— ’ . prising, we know of very few towns possessed of Bar in endeavoring Io reach the Pacific in mi gel iihrond, u devil at home, nod worse when seemed indellilily iinptesseil upon his mind.— w ho sin u!il come in hut a tall, well-dressed | ’ ,UI,e- such scanty natural advantages, that can afford Indian cmiiie. Another boat capsized, the an angel than when a devil.—[Bishop Hull. In all his lung eaiiifliiemeiil to the house, his Q uaker gentleman, who had been allraclcil We alone of all nations have adopted this ob- passengers losing their baggage mid eleven thoughts continually turned to outward objects, tltilh er by the yearly conference. T h e Friend ! scrvanco, nnd though it would he highly bccom- so many evidences of tln-ift and prosperity as tlmusanil mid eight dollars in dust. The Glut Two men nt Alton, N. IL, nt n husking, change, mid evermore his ’ittlo word of hope looked about for a moment ami then turning ing to all, yet it is peculiarly so fin- ouvs, the arc evinced by our neighbor. gres liarwns tmtistiallv rough whilethe Cresent undertook to amuse the company hy seeing was this “ When the sum m er com es!” to the boy inquired:—“ Boy tluest thee ever frinno-wovk of whose political institutions rests City was nt mii-lmr, hut much worse after her which could eat the most of n grent vuriety of He kept it up thioughoiit the long winter, : ln„i,H t , >• passengers got o ff T h e passengers outward 'bod, including dried apples. One of them. ..I ...... a j . upon a recognition of tlie divine rights nccorded Death of Richard EL Johnson'- and the bleak, cold spring. A fairy little car i hound did not experience any difficuly in land Charles French, who made the husking, died “ Certainly sir—a great deal every day.” This distinguished writer, civilian and pat ri igo had been provided for him , io w hich, “ W e ll, make me a glass. T a ke the la rg by the Creator to all his intelligent creatures ; ing at Chngres. the next day; the other, Henry Miller, died ■ well wrapped op from the cold, ami resting on est sized tumbler. while our chief security for their continuance riot died at his home in Scott county, Ky., on D eath s .— In San Frane-sco, Oct. Gth, M r. the day after. soft cushion*, he was lightly drawn along liy a Buy mixes ingredients and pours in water consists in the general acknowledgment by a the morning o f November 19, at the age ol . Henry Sin-eler, sun of Rev. Russell’ Streeter servnilt, to his own great delight, anil the ad N ovel S d ic io e . O h Saturday night n man - about half full. people who have made themselves all soverigns, o f Massaeliusi-tis aged 25; oil the Merced, miration of many a young heJmlder. Bin (15. He has been known evet since the b r il named John Glencove, couflt.ed in the city “ blop—leave a vacancy. Has thee any old of a higher ditty and responsibility than can be Riyi-r on the 27tli of Sept., Capt. Ale.xandei prison, put mt cud to his mortal existence by when nny one—attotupiing to rccnncilo him French Brandy.” liant charge of his mounted regiment upon the Heart,aged alioiit 80 years from Nevv Loudon t 13 better to his position— expatiated on the claimed by any earthly authority. There is lianging himself liy menus of his bio to e.— - "Y e s s ir-” British line at the battle of the Thames in Conn.; Get. 14.b at Sacrimento City, Jolm I bis singular anil novel suicide was eommit- beauty or comfort ol his new acquisition,- his something in the eminently social nature of our “ Well, pour till I tell then to stop.” 1813. A fte r the war ho was elected to Con P.dwurds formerly of Miissnclmsetis; J. L n-d in the follow ing manner. T y in g n hand- - eager look ami word would show how (nr he T h e buy acted accordingly. Thanksgiving festivities which is especially pleas Phillips o f M aine, aged 25 years; Oel. 2.1 E li went beyond it, as, quickly intei rtiptiltg, he i gress, where Ito served a long time. His re kerchief iu n noose-knot about liis neck, he "Stop!” exclaimed the Quaker, in due ing and attractive. Old homesteads, under' ’ Coleman o f Boston, ngen 33 years o f typliod secured the other end so his big toe, nnd then - would exclaim, “ Wait till the summer dimes lim e; “ has thee any o-fd Jamaica rum ?” port against the suspension of Sunday mails fever. From 5tlt to 13tlt of October, *1 deaths — then Erniicie will walk again!” whoso loved prrtcetion have gone out many a son •ommi-nc.ed kicking, which drew the knot '■ " N o s ir.’’ gave him great celebrity, and established his i are reported by eltoli.-ra, mid several from di light enough to produce dentil. D u rin g tltc w inter there w as a fearful storm ; and daughter to seek new homes, arc to-day "A n y Santa Cruz?” reputation as a wise and feifless statiwnian. urrhuia mid dvsi-nlery. On the passage fiom it shook tile windows, nioaned in the old trees, i “ Yes.” gladencd hy the return of their old inmates.-— i Chngres to New York. Mr. V . P. Newinui- mill howled down the chiiniteys with a must “ Well, pour till I tell then to stop.” Around old hearth-fires the happy circle is again Ill ISSGlie was elevated by the democrius to of West Sloi khridg-j Mass., aged 32 years. Great Fire in Medford- menacing voice. Older hearts than Krnnc'c’s It was done, ami the hoy mixed the contents full, missing, we hope no absent member, nnd the the vice presidency, nnd presided w ith ability A destructive fire broke out iitim it h a lf pfrtV" quailed that ti'g lit, ami he, unable to sleep, lav of the tumbler, which was brimful, in the echoes of many a long-time lonely room, are to and fairness over the deliberations o f the si ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA- listening to u'l —qitii” , lint asking ninny a tjttes- tisuel mode, our Quaker friend rises it to his 9 o’clock, on T hursday i veiling 21st inst.’ in day awakened by enrnest yet cheerful voices, ate. The manners of Col. Johnson were tion, tis his excited fancy formed similitudes lips, ami poured down in one continuous Bedford, Mass., which threatened nt one timo.v In the sounds. Onetime it was poor little frank anil cordial, nod though oppposod po SEVEN DAY'S LAI'EI! FROM EUROPE. stream the whole ‘arrangement,’ without the - "'l,'cl|i >n other years filled them with the enre- ii lay the whole town in nshes. T h e wind I children cruelly lurncil out, and wailing; then nii,.|-iuptimt of lireath. Then w ith ti look o f i less tones of untired youth. Gray-hcaded sire, litically to Gen. Harrison, lie always insisted something Hilling, with its l ist lioarseery.theu N ew Y o r k , N ov. 22.—The steamship Ni was blow ing very fresh at the tim e, and tin .-* satisl'action to the inner man, which on such , and kind though troniulous-toncd matron, claim upon liis merits ns mi officer ill the war ofthe - ngara, from Liverpool, arrived n>. ihis purl wolves and la ars, from far-off other lauds.— occasions, is seen but not described, he sal 'inildiugs were mostly of wood. The firn - But all the while Eraneic knew he was snug this one day th o p rivilig e of being again sur frontier. He died in the performance of puli ’.Ins morning, m 111 o’eloek. Site brings sev down his glass and inq-iircd how much he had en days later news from F.orope. aimmi-nccd near the bridge niyl hurtled nil ( ami siil’e hitnscll'; no fiuirs disturbed him, w hat rounded by the most cherished gifts with which lie duly, having, although suffering severely to pay. He turned to go away, lint stopped. T h e new Am erican steamer A rtie, o f Col lie buildings nil both sides nf the street up to ever the noise mav have done. Throughout .!- it'he had forgot something ju st ns ho reach- | Providence lias crowned th e ir days, that they from ineiirnlib; disease, just taken Ilis scat ns tile w hole o f it, lie carried his one ste uli'asl lilt’s Line, made the passage out in 10 day.- 'he Medford House, together with several I the door, and casting an eye to the touurain may not thank their God in loneliness. a member of the eunstilutioHiil convention of 17 hours. hope, and, in the morning telling of it all, • mall hnildings hl the rear. -d' rcl'ri-slimonlK where lie received the e x liil- Dm- Thanksgiving does not come un til it is a l F b an c e —The Patrie mmounees that tin t all his ; thoughts, lie lini-heil Kentucky. Peace to the ashes o f a brave erating hcveriigc, he exclaimed; message o f the President In is been cnm m iiiii Whole families were tumid onl of doors, relation u i- ncver-fiiiiitig word of most lime to light the Christmas fires, nor do we Lad, «.-e is a very small boy; but thet honest man, who clung to the U nion for cat- d to the M inisters lit Council, hut it con fort, “ Alt! 'null lie no loud w im l. no for the turkies’ sake very much regret the rc- mil made penniless, who at sunset, were cniii- m ak e gr-great lemonade.!” which lie fought.— [Boston Statesman. tains no nlio-iou l» a prolongation ol' power ■u.; nights i. nee ..a summer comes 1 j prievc of which they nrc the unconscious sub 'LrtnMy situated, and well io do iu worldly General Lafitte is i lecii-il to the Assembly. -ue w ith its glad birds ntiJ jects, but we still hope that ere long all the Bourse closed d u ll; fives 02 8 4. 'miners. One poor child was burned lo fiiwi-rt, its bs i.i oil-; m il who can phon the, T iie L oss o r t h e U . S. S h ip YNjr kto w n . Rather nighty, ■ states w ill unite upon one single day and we M odi exei.ement prevailed al Paris—grow lentil, no person being aide to render it tis- • xq i-sile delight Virginia will lie appointed Ins m .itlteiside; uml still louking up, lait gltl, and got a blow from somebody, which j ■** ""A (,ur popular amusements. ing to consider the wrongs done them hy the Clay, and a series n f resolutions framed fro tie resulted in a "black eye,” and a suit of In this connection we could throw out the sug- euimuissioner of pensions, vice Edwards. v illi m ire thoughtful eyes, he said, " M im m ii, other sex, and to devise some method of cor T he cliHgt-s ngaitisl our Consul at Panama I those offered by Mississippi. t» tit-' summer, quiTE gom-?” saull ami Imitery. In the course of the trial g<.s,j„n ||,(. directors of the Library, that they recting them. The Shanghais were the must have been dismissed, and Ids cuuduet up- y darling. D o n’ t you see the sear- a sou ol UH, the pi; I litu11 IIII itifi I I I was Lcalled II I I I HI ro till;dm XI witness I t i l It 4 I . A’ I • T h e y affirm the rig h t o f Stares to secede' stand-,, regular “ chip of the old block” about J ™ ° " b l i,1° w el1 “ " ll<0 »>T#ngnwn'» bu'ing proved of. I -t b -i-. ius, ttie food of w inter lor iho I.tile numerous class, but by ti coalition between the I’rnm the Union, and denounce the nets of* fourteen years of age. Thu hoy tcslifleil In the '' Libra ' 1...... ry open every week-. >rii -I o fef child- ! Io -o o f one ol' die New- E.oglaod Stales. Ills there. 1 nii as phrase—''the rest of mankind," is intended about six deaths. Business is quite suspend sicians give their strong assurance that this new h i idler, to leer her tath-r, -i wordiy man mid a good farmer, was m rely to represent the new school of Professors ed, and all pm tics at work relieving the wants medicine, lot the cure of pulmonaoy disease.can- v ot' hope s till to remarkable b»r bis good economy mid for bis L ater from M e xic o . Baltimore, Nov. of liie ‘ -higliei’ law.” be relied on w illi roti&deiice by the afflicted lor . riiitent attention tu Ills dress and persona I iippeiirAiici*. o f the poor and sick.” 21. Advices from M exico 21st, unnouoce iclicf, and we truly ! ope its results in on.' seetioni ipuil (bio day lie sal coiiversiiig with a neighbor, N av a l . The I’ . 8. brig Porpoise arrived at that there lias been probably no choice ol Mrs. Simpson widow o f the late A. C. ’. Itioo ot' m Ins usual shabby Ii th-laments, mei (as usu ; w ill sustain their conclusions elsewhere. Aecrii, West coast of Arica, Aug. 20, and sailed President by the people. Arista’s chance was Simpson, ol 1- ayi tteville,N. G. who died sud- I ire th in al also) with very duly hands. The neigh- 'deivly several months ago from the effects o f avely m iiioim g on iheg’JlIi, of the snme month for leeward, in Inst. Emaiicial at,‘airs full us bad us ever.— bor complimented ilio old farmer on his good poison alleged to have been administered tu Poi-.ell ASEItS WILL LOOK IN VAIN for u liellc? i-r it Ic III IV elv . | search of the I' S. squadron. A ll well on board husbandly, ami g.-mo al shrew dues- ill the I be Indians continued their dvqii'ediitiuos in bun hy her, lias returned lo Fayetteville mid i assurlmi-nt of Slmvvls, Silks and Cloak Goods h er., m ,d ag- im nt 'o f Ins a fl'iiis , " Y e s .” said M r. T he ohl pm ly lines meu-n'.irely broken down Doruneo. Permission lias been obluiiied to delivered in.rst.-lf up, and is now iu ja il tu is th-.. d id v.u b o il R .{I’oiiipl.icently, " I bell, ve I no m ake one than is oil'i iT-d at J e w e t t i , I’ r es o o tt's, N o. : await her triul. lie! thought III is th- lg y -n r tilings IIAMI W UH I HE OTHER ” ’1 W III » ? ’ CI'IVll I llU hi Georgia. Whigs mid Democrats me act build a telegraph from Vein Cruz to the city .' Milk St., Boston. Their store is the great roun I in -I if i it sea . m, eyeing w uh vi x moil the dirty digits ol ing togcdierd'oi or ugtinst the Union, The of Mexico. | T h e populaii-iu of N ew Orleans, it is he- i <|. pot fin all that is rich uud <1 gnut in this as si,ri r this, It patcru.d ancesior—- when—m U --’» nmi.e lli-wed, will ba found 14i,0(0 by liie present siime i’ tin "nae io South (biroliniy mid | Ijj iiucb o f the D ry Goods basiuesR. • ? the U'lcrc f -I, r; V Illg ,1 - • J- ' -I■> , I IB- census. -a r r iv a l of th e ohio’ C otton F actohv Ru r n i'. W c Innrn I NEW FALL& WINTER GOODS N E W S T O R E "With the California Ifafl > and $800 OOO in that the eolton factory situated in Oxford, -----a n d ----- G r e a t S a le Me., end belonging tothe Hayesville Cot Gold! ton Manufacturing Company, was burnt to W A FAR.NSWOTRH, I. ATE It FROM II AV AM A! the ground cnrly nn Saturday morning Inst. 'Flic building nnd fixtures were in HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW YORK N ew Yore, N ov. 23d. and Boston, nnd is now opening a very larue UNITE!! STATES sured for $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 nt tho m anufacturers' assortment of Tho Ohio nrriveri this morning limn Ha- Injiuritnveoffiee in lh ie c iiv . ci otifg warehouse vnna, which plncn she le ft on the 18th—36 i CHERRY PECTORAL . . 'lira nftcr the Cresent City. She brings 350 , A C A R D , . Fot* (lie Cure of NEW GOODS; [Opposite Kimball Block.) The family and friends of M r. Asa Si a n .es, COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSRXKSS, — ------— — n O C R I- A N 1), Me. jinsspngers, principally from California.— deceased, desire to express their thanks to the Among them are M ul lin Calderon tin la Bnr- Lime Rock Division of the Sons of Temperance, BRONCHITIS, WH00PIXG-IOIGII, AMONG WHICH, .. ARF. , T IIE subscriber u having jUNt returned « Iromr N.kt HATS & CAPS! Blnck, Blue, Green, nnd Brown Germnn, nnd ' ,r . . ,, , ____ cii, (lady (If the Spnuisli Minister ut W ash fur their kindness nnd attention to him during Ins CROUP, ASTHMA, AND American twilled and plain I York nnd Boslon' now o',cn,nB hlS somewhat protracted sickness, nnd for that sym FOR ington,) anil Col. Allen of California. pathy and kindness shown them in their (rouble CONSUMPTION. SPACIOUS CLOTHING WAREHOUSE About $300,000 jn gold dust nre entered on nnd distress, and for which Ihey w ill ever prny Among the numerous discoveries Science has n n o . i n c l o t h s , more than FIVE T IM E S the nmount of Cloth the Ohio’s manifest, nnd it is reported that that they may be rewarded by ihc Oiver of all made 1n this generator! to facihate the business Fine nnd low priced Cnssimeres, Satinets, ing ever received nt one time at any one store in good. They ntiended him to bis last testing- nnd Tweeds, nil colors j there are 8500,000 in the hands of pnssen- of life—increase its enjoyment, and even pro this town. I have decidedly the advantage over 2 0 D A T S !! plnce, nnd performed the last honors over his re Drond Cloth and Tw eed S acks nnd C oats mains, for which hie friends wish to express their long the term of human existence, none can be the “ clothing stores” now located in Rockland, gers. ” •• “ Beaver Over do. most humble thanks. WH0LESALE&RETAIL, The Ohio brings n very large mail from named of more teal value to mankind, than this Cnssiincre Pasts. for the very reason I PAY CASH, consequently contribution of Chemistry to the Healing A rt.— Satin, Silk, Lasting, Cloth, Cassimere nnd ' 1 C!U1 BUY S E LL cheaper, and thereby California. T he Georgia, from New York, Procrastination is the Thief of Time, arrived on the morning o f the 1 7th, nt Hnvn- A vast trial of Ils virtues throughout this broad Fancy V ests give customers Delay is dangerous— neglect the cold nnd Cough BETTER BARGAINS. nn. The Pacific sailed for New Orleans on a few weeks, nnd the hope of recovery w ill be lost country, has proven beyond n doubt, that no W h ite nnd Scarlet W rappers nnd D raw ers ft'ARN’SWORTIl A BROOKS, Shirts, Collars, Gloves, llosc, together . My locaiion is better, and it is my intention ! the IStli; the Isabella from Charleston, ar to you for ever. Let not any pecuniary conside medicine or collibiriaiion'of medicines yet Known, ration deter you from trying to save your life nnd can so surely control and cure the numerous va w ith nil goods usually kept ill the nnd expectation, by strict attention to business, ' rived same day. The ship Norma left for henlth while there is a chance. Constimpiion is furnishing line. j lo sell annually sweeping ofl'tlinusends lo the tomb ; no rieties o f pulmonary disease which hitherto N o. IO , N ew York on the 17th. —------Seven-eighths of the Clothing sold in town! disensc has baffled the skill of physicians like it, swepl from our midst thousands nnd thousands The steamer Caledonia was to sail in n few F L A N N E L S —White, Orange, nnd Sailsbury,! nnd have been to great ex pence in fitting up my no physician, perhaps, hns ever done more fur every year. Indeed there is nbw abundant rea •days for Spain, with the Ex-Cnptni n General, Tw illed, Mixed, Blue, Bleached and Brown C ol-' Warehouse for that purpose. Lime Rock Sired,• this large class ol suffering humanity than Dr. son lo believe a Remedy has nt length been found ton do. Wisiar. An “ ounce o f preventative is worth a 1 have sold the principal part of my OBJ stock, j of the Island. The new Captain Genernl, which can he relied on to cure the most danger nn the remainder w ill be sold at cost. My New I INFORM the public of ROCKLAND, Concha, hns grunted the steamers of tho U. pound o f cure;" therefore, before your lungs be come ulcerated, and so diseased that no human ous affections o f the lungs. Our spnee here w ill nsiaissssts Stock consists in part of the following : and vicinity, that their entire Stock, etn 3. Mail Steamship Co., the privilege of moor means can save you from nn early grave, try in not permit us lo publish any proporlion of the A ll Wool Thibets, all Shades. Lyoxese, In- S I L ® bracing nn assortment o f ing at their dock, which greatly facilitates season, try nt once, n medicine which has been diasas, Pens Cloths, Sii.k warp and real Ar.- of such infinite value lo thousands — obtain a cures affected by its use, but we would present their operations in coaling, file. They have i-accas. All wool D'L ains; l-’lg’d and plain D'- bottle of the following opinions of eminent men, nnd re Lains. Ginghams, Prints, Caroline Plaids, and never before been allowed to go to the dock. W IST A R 8 II A t. S A M OF W ILD fer further inquiry lo the circular which the Linseys, Fringes, Gimps, Braids, nnd velvet trim COATS. The ships nre now subject to no delny in port C It 12 R R Y Agent below named, w ill always bo pleased to mings. DRESS COATS, FROCK COATS. CLOTHING, Over “ Sack “ beyond the ordinary time in transferring pas take it, get another if necessary, persevere in furnish free, wherein ure indisputable proof of Cap-a-way “ D'Orsay “ sengers. using it until you have removed the disease en these facts. E I E ^ W l L S o tirely, which if neglceted w ill terminate your From the President of Am herst C ollege, Rich Cashmere, all wool; life. Fine Bay State Shawls, FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS ! None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the celebrated PROF. HITCHCOCK. Heavy Long do., Blnck French Doeskin P A N T S. We have received by duo course of the wrapper. BJJatnes C nyer—Sir: 1 nave used your Ciierry Bay State Squnre do., FURNISHING GOODS, * # * AG EN TS- C. A- Mncnmbcr, E. Thomas Pectoual in my own case of deop-seated Bron- Blnck German do do. 'mail our foreign files by the Niugara at Medium nnd low price Funny Cnssiinere P A N T S. ton; J. Jones, Camden, A Young, W. Camden; chits, and am satisfied from its chemical constitu Plain and mixed do. TRUNKS, VALISES. ■New York, from which wo compile the S. B. Wcalherbee, Warren; Sold by dealers tion, that it is an admirable compound for the re Blue mid Blit Brondeloth P A N T S. aSncrally. lief of Inryngial nnd bronchial difficulties If Blue Rill’d nnd plain Satinet P A N T S. -following additional particulars of the for- Scarfs, Neckties, Cuffs, Lambs wool Collars, Address all orders to the General Agent, Seth my opinion as lo its superior diameter can be of Bleached Cottons, Linens, Copperplate, M ix’d, Check’d und Bl’k do do. UMBRELLAS, -eign news. W. Fotvle Boston, Mass. any service, your arc nt liberty lo use it as you Sheetings and Drillings. think proper. &c., kc., &.c. The excitement in relation lo the alleg EDW ARD H 1TCHC0CK. L . L. D., Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's IM PO R T A N T —to those having impurities From the widely celebrated VESTS. LARGER TtlAN ANY TWO SIMILAR ed Papal encroachment! continues, and or the blood. B R A N T’S PU R IFYIN G E X Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. Black SATIN VESTS. PROF. 8ILLIMAN, M. B„ L. L. D., STOCKS IN TOWN, tho subject is the nil absorbing topic of TR ACT, the most wonderful Pttrifyer in the •< Lasting do. world, is now put up in QUART BOTTLES.— Professor of Chemistry, Mincrnlogy, A ll kinds, nnd warranted of the best quality, ** Yule College, Member of the Silk do. HI a II be sold discussion in tile public press and lecture 3Zz*See advertisement headed ‘Sixty-four Doses’ Ate., mostly made to order and comprising a complete Unslnnero (Io. —in another column. Il is so slrongandpi/n/yi«g Lit. llist. Med. Phil, und assortment. -rooms, as well ns in privuto circles.— Boiled Satin do. hat one bottle lasts from T en to Sixteen days Scientific Societies of America nnd Europe. Crockery, Glass and, China JVarCj Hard C o r n ’ll do. •Lord John Russell has found it nccessury uiigcr than Sarsaparilla. 22 w Ware anil Callery. ‘to write a letter in relution lo the subject, “ 1 deem the Cherry Pectoral a© admirable * ROCKLAND LIME MAKET. composition from some of the best articles in GNTS. FURNISHING GOODS. in which he expresses his indignation at ihe M ateria Medica, nnd a very effective remedy ;, ^ c r y article sold in my Store is warranted to Sales, for the week of 6000 casks, nt 00 eta. remedy for the class of diseases it is intended to | be o f *',e D*ST ’” JAL'TY‘ a,,d satislactpry in price, Fine Linen Shirt Bosoms and Collars; ■"the -late aggression of the Pope upon Wood, 14 o 16 shillings per cord. cine." New Haven, Cl., Nov. 1.1849. if not found so may be returned and the money Cravats, Casks 10 1-2 cents. refunded. Neck-ties, mtr Protestantism” which he considers as MAJOR PATTISON, President of the S. C Hdkls, 20 HAYS! I have the pleasure to announce to my friends "insolent and insidious.” He says: Senaie,HV| OlUIVOstates IIAJhe UUa?has ll.TCUused tltUthe C V lherry lb f i lt l IP bbectotai I U 1 A II. I , , T) I 1 ' I A t J I Drawers, MARRIAGES. with wonderful succes, for inflammation of the and thu ? tlbll®‘ lbat a temporary absence has so Previous to our removal to the Sj j improved my health, that 1 shall now be able to Shins, '"There is an assumption of power in In Waterville, Nov. 19th, by Prof. Champlin of hmg Suspenders, all the -documents which have coni'- from devote all my time to mv Store ; and they may W aterville College, M r . I saac S. K a i.i .ouji, of From one of the first Fliysicinns in Mnine. be assured that they w ill'find GOODS A T TH E Gloves, »Vcic A‘ Spacious Warehouse. R om e— a pretension to supreinicv over this tow n, and Miss Ca r o lin e E. P iiilb r o o x , of SAM E LOW PI11C12S they ever have been. And Coitott and Flannel Ufidcr Shirts, Ate., the Waterville. Saco, Me., A pril 26, 1819 the realm of England, and a claim t-. s-du Rockland, November 6th, 1650. W. A. F. largest assortment ever receivbtl iu Rockland. N o w being finished on Mnin-st., In New Bedford, Muss., Oct. 20th, by the Rev. Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell. Dear Sir: I am noth and undivided sway, which is inconsistent constantly using your Cherry Pectoral in my M r. Dean, M n. .1 a m i s S kav k v , of this town, nnd practice, nnd ptefer it to any other medicine lor with the Queen’s supremicy, with the Miss J u l ia A. Ca h l l , of New Bedford. Administrator’s Sale. a n d OUR E N T IR E STOCK pulmonary complaints From observation of BOOTS SHOES. rights of our bishops and clergy, and with In Warren, 5th inst., by Rev. Jona. Iluse. M r OTICE is hereby given; that by virtue of a ninny severe cases, 1 am convinced it w ill cure One of the most complete assortments cVer ex W ill be sold at prices the spiritual independence of the nation, Robert W yllie to Miss Harriet Bracket, of W ar roughs, colds, nnd diseases of the lungs, that N license from the Probate Court of the Coun hibited in this m arket; ty of Lincoln, held nt Wiscasset, on the seventh ! as asserted even in Roman catholic times. ” ren. have put io defiance all other remedies. Thick Bools, Calf do.. G rain’d do ; Goat and In Boston. 21st, James W. Welch to Miss M ar day of October, A. D., 1850, there w ill be expos lie says his alurm is not equal to his 1 invariably recommend its use in Cases of Calf Shoes and Pumps, &c. garet E. M errill, both of Baih; Augustus P. consumption,...... and..... consider...... it much the best rem- ed for sale, at the dwelling-houie on the premises, , 2© pier cent. indignation, ns, "the liberty of Protest Stevens of Waterville to Miss M aria Hastings of edy known i’orVlial disease. on the 25lh day of December next, at ten o'clock ; antism lias been enjoyed too long in Eng Boston. . -Respectfully - ■■ yours. -'I. - S. CUSHMAN, M. D. in the foienoon, so much of the real estate, in - , COTLERT, GUN’S, PISTOLS. LO W ER than nt any oihet STORE in TH IS land to allow of uny successful attempt 111 this town 20ih inst., by John C. Coebran clad ihg the reversion ortho Widow’s dower there- I would especially call your nlienlion to my Prepared and said y J A fllE S C. A YEP, to impose a foreign yoke upon our minds Esq., M r. Dudly Bridges of this town lo Miss in, ol Joseph Drew, laic of South Thomaston, m l slock of Cutlery, Guns and Pistols, believing Hint PLACE, io say fiothing of the Cynthia A Gay of Penobscot- Practical Clienim, Lowell, Mass. said county, deceased, as w ill produce the sum of ( )inve lhe largest mid most complete assortment and consciences, lie further says that In Union, 17lh inst., by Rev. B. M. Mitchell. AGENTS. Rockland, R. T. SLOCOMB, one hundred and filly dollars for lhe payment ol i cver O/R.re,( fur sale in SUPERIOR QUALITY!! ‘iIiij present slate of tne law shall be M r. Oliver Files of Waldoboro*, to Miss Clara C. A. MACOMBER; Thomaston, Oliver W. Jor the just debts o f saiif deceased, charges o f ad- ' __ ‘carefully examined,, and the propriety ot Barnard of Union. By the same Nov, 21st M r. dan; Warren, S. B. Wetherbee; Camden, J. H. ministration, and incidental charges. Said real E ’lS lS ’S r i S S ol the Goods offered for sale by us. adopting any proceedings with reference George W. Shattuck o f Washington lo Miss Estabrook. estate is situate in South Thomaston, and con and Rockland Nov, 28. 1850. 44, 3in. sisis o f about fifty acres of laud with the build-! I have an entire new slock of the above ntli- to (lie recent assumptions of power delib Sophia P. Dunina o f Union. Also, 24ih inst., M r. Stilinan Nye to Miss Caroline A. Thurston ings thereon; the same as was occupied by the i cles. They were bought extremely low, and w ill erately Considered. both o f Union. No. 1, Kimball Block. said Drew at the time of his decease. Said real : be sold at a very small advance. W e have substantial proofs of In conclusion Lord John expresses the In Providence, nn (lie Sih inst., bv Hie Rev. eslale is subject lo a mortgage given by said de conviction tbut the danger which alarms Mr. Smith. Dea. W illiam West, of Marshall, ceased in his life lime to Samuel Hart, 2d, to | SAILOR’S Clothing and Bedding. secure the payment of two hundred and fifiy-l'our -.i - b-o-b, PU B LIC d P P R O r.IL him niont, is the innovations proposed by Ohio, formerly ol Providence, lo Miss Sally S. G. DENNIS, Reefing JACKETS ; Ainsbury, of Providence. (tnltui-s, ns w ill appear by tile record of said i J A C K L iS ; In the THRONGS that daily visit our store, and clergymen within the bosotn of the estab HAS just returned fiom Boston, w ith a large Mortgage, in the oiliceof the Registry of Deeds Pilot Dress ' Green " i ’ ln.d “ lished church assortment of lor the Eastern District of said County, Dated, the way ihe Goods. D E A T H S ,^ I Dress HATS, Russia CAPS, T he agitation litis provoked nn iudignnnt this 20th day of October, A. D., 1850. JOHN IIATIIORN, Adm’r. SO’ WESTERS, feeling on the side of the Catholics. Mr. In Porlland, IO1I1 inst. Mr. Dana Chickering, Mattresses and Comforters, Glirnscy Frocks, aged 66. Nov. 20, 1850. - 43 Ambrose Lisle Philips, of Grace Dieu, consisting in pari of Extra heavy Scotch and Bay O il’d Clothes, Kives.Sliealhs and Bells, l ’alms ele D i s a p p e a r In Bath, Mrs. Caroline Knoulton, aged about 5'uiie Lung SHAW LS, Thibets, Lyoneese Cloths, l i a s written a letter to the Earl of Shrews Is convincing proof that the public w ill 36. DeLains, Prints, and n large assortment of while, Dissolution. bury, from which the following ure ex Drowned at Hitm bnlid Bay. Sept. 4lh, by the red, blue and green Flannels— W T O T IC E is hereby given, that the parlner- HATS & CAPS- tracts: upsetting of a boat. Me.-srs. Winn nnd Stinson Twice ns many BOOTS and SHOES as “ Jenny 1 Y ship lately subsisting between the subscrib I have scleclt;d w iili tare a beautiful lot of "There will be no flinching on the side! of m ailie. Lind" ever saw!” ers, both of Camden, in the State of Maine, un mole, silk and Fur Hats, ami a very extensive lot In Easiport, 15;h inst., Elizabeih Chadbottrne, of Caps adapted to the Fall and W inter trade. of the Catholic Church;”—-"the decree Crockery and Glass Ware. Wesl India Goods der the name of aged 15. and Provisions, Ship Fixtures o f all kinds con of'uur Holy Father the Pope hits gone L, Swett, & Co,, stantly on hand—nnd nt Boston prices was this day dissolved by m utual consent. All forth, and it w ii. i. be u rttE i.D by every MARINE JOURNAL. Copper, Bar and Slieel. Mess Beef, debts owing to said | artuership are to be paid to Those who contemplate purchasing faithful Catholic, from (he greatest to the Yellow Mellnl, Dry Beef, PORT OF ROCKLAND. Lorenzo Sweit, and nil demands on said partner- requested lo examine lhe assortment. A ll who; least, though Protestant violence should Composition Spikes, Clear and Mess Pork, ; ship are to be presented lo him for paytheiii desire Good Warranted Clocks at the Clidapesl -THE- .convulse England to its very centre.” A r r i v e d. Iron Spikes, Pninls and Oil LORENZO SWETT, Rales, w ill please give inc a - 23d, brig Eagle. Hopkins, New York, •Nails of all sizes. JOSEPH JONES. A Loudon paper says: sell Eben Ilernerl, Kealing, no. The above Goods w ill be sold nt prices which Camden, Nov. lllli, 1850. *43. I (E7” A fier examining the few limited slocks o f | il©w m a © © "W o are enabled lo 6tate that the re* Lightfoot, Packard du- cannot tail to suit customers of all ages. Clothing about town, give me a call and 1 will Eliza Ann. Siniih, Salem. -cent Papal uggressions in England have S. G. DENNIS. GUTTA PER0HA PIPE ! guarantee to sell cheaper than the cheapest, .not only created great alarm in the minds 2fuli,brig Franklin, Cobb, Balli. sell Cashier, Blasdell, Machias. Rockland, Nov. 13. lfn42. I been thoroughly tested, and is recoin •of many of the aristocracy, but that a N. B. Any person purchasing an article nl this Provilicelowii, Gray, CherrjTicld. mended as possessing decided advantage: Warehouse subsequently finding he could have -number of titled pel's ins, who have been Sailed. lover metal. \\ ill not burst by freezing; impart bought the same cheaper ai any other store shall - FALL GOODS- no poison or flavor to the water; repels all fluids • . • - in the liuhil of attending the principle l’us- 2ilh, ship Rockland, Taylor, New York, have the difference refiintlid. ICH SATINS, Silks; blnek, ehangable nnd nnd w ill sustain more pressure than lead of equal •yite churches at the West-end havo de sell Engle, Rhodes, do. R watered; all woo Tbibe s,l.yonc-se, Cobourg, 0. H. PERRY. thickness. Much lighter and more cheaply pin Rockland, Oct. 24. 1850. 39tf termined to uhsent themselves from these 26ili, sell lleclor, Wilson, Culler. Brillianleens, Jenny Lind's, Alpnceas, Alpines, down. .places in future. Disasters. Cashmeres, DeLains, lsiidore Plaids, and Prints. A large consignment of the above Tipe is hour JUST RECEI \ ED BAY STATE LONG SHAWLS, all qualities. A frightful explosion of fire-damp lias Sell Ophir, (of this port) Spear, from N. York, ly expected by the Seh'r Franklin. XT TH E w ith a cargo of wheat fur the East Boston ’• Square do. S. G. D ENN IS, Agent occurred in the Haydc-ck colliery. Imme Ca; litnerc do. diately alicrwnrds nine bodies were bro’t Flour Co., put into E-lgartown, 20th inst., v. for “ The Hudson Manufacturing Company.” U. S. C lothing Warehouse, si., w itli loss of foremast, and niainiiinst badly Silk do. Nov. 12, 1850. 42. to the bunk, mid several, persons severely sprung, some sails badly torn, &e., but does not Embroidered Cashmere Scarfs, Fringes, Gimps, another lot of those splendid Mantel Velvet Ribbons, Braids, Broadcloths, Pilot do,, burned and otherwise injured, were tu- leak. She Inst her spars on Monday night, off To Let. 'k-en out o f the pit T here were about Bluek Island, and w ill require new musts before Cassimeres, Flannels, Vestings, Satineis, 'Pick ings, Sheetings, Gloves, Hose, Yarns, Embossed LEVER CLOCKS; Awerrty-mcti aud hoys ut work in tho mine she can proceed to Boston. HARVES and L IM E K ILN S /o n reason- Ship Areadiu, (of Warren,) Counee, from Hav Table Covers, do Piano Covers. - W aide terms, and immediate'possession O. II. PERRY. Ait the lime, a -d l'uor ponies. The potties re for New Orleans, w ith 247 passengers, put in SUPERFINE CARPETINGS. given,-they nre favorably situated for business, I Rockland, Oct 30th, 1S5U. w ere all found dead. N o , 13 pit is the to St. Thomas, 20th u lt , having lost fore and Fine and Common do., Cotton do. Bocking, Oil and in a desirable slate of repair. properly of Turner and Evans; it is 203 ] mizen musts, sails, &e., Sept. 14, lat 25. Ion 40. Chillis, Slair Carpetings und Stair Rods. LO W E LL & FOSTER, Fish, Fish! „.d b,,„,,d .id. &%'^ss«'8riss. Hogs, Live Geese Feathers, Boots, Shoes, nnd At No. 2, Kimball Block. Rubbers, Crockery and Glass Ware, Hard Ware, Nov 20. ' *43 ! I.L those in want of FISH can find them nt next opposite Haydock school On (ho fill) ill It ~S. H...... gale Aug 16,. and was sold -» iis she laid, W. I. Goods, Cordnge, Paints arid Oils. \he POCKEA.M) FISH .VAPh'ET, (felovieiiiber, 1845, lliirte-eu liven were lost by auction, at Kan Jose, for $1400; loss about And as great an assortment of Goods as can be JtOTIUE. door to N. A. Farwell’s store, where I endeavor $8000. Crew taken to Acapulco in the brig John ! found in Rockland, received and for sale at prices to keep constantly on hand — Fresh, corned nnd in Hie sumo pit god Uy tho satno agent— PB’tllE subscriber requests all persons having pickled Codfish, pickled Unlhbut—heads, napes f. Tho F was built iu New York in 1H49, l hut must give satisfaction. Please examine. JL deiiiands against him to present lhe same Jirv dump. A r at Panama 29th, Laura Know, Thorndike, O. B. FA LES. and tins. Mackerel. Herring. Tongues nnd for payment, immediately; and all indebted to Sounds. S()Uln1s Clams.(-|.,ins Fresh ..-r,.bll and Soused■ Lobsicr. San Francisco. Rockland, November 13, 1650. 114? him on account or note over due, arc requested , f;.r L v ' Loss of Lift at Sea- Ar at Havana, 8th inst, brig Patrick Henry, 9, call ns soon as convenient and have them ad- I „ J,s b‘e ,, \ . l( ||ie M nr,.e, „. Our entire stock must be sold in aped ilie Market w ill receive stifli The packet-ship Anglo American, Captain Ingraham, Mobile. American Art Union. justed. With the assurance that the tune ol pay- 1 1 Richmond—A r 19th, sell Richmond, Packard cient pnlronage lo warrant its coiiliniiaiiee; the M V E M B E R S o f this insiiiuiion w ill receive the menl shall he made easy and when the debtor is XViusor, urriveil at Boston, Nov. 25th, from en ;eh. want of which has been so seriou-lv le t hereto, 1TJL present year six beautiful line enukav- pour a part of his account w ill be given in. Liverpool, which port she left on the 23d ult., fore. C H A’S W. FLOW ERS. d a y s i Ingh, and w ill, in addition to these, be entitled to DAVIl) GAY, Nov 1850. 43 und reports a very temnesluohs passage, nnd Foreclosure. pi share in ihe distribution o f a large collection of Rockland Nov. l3ih, 1850. (* iiw ii42. — ! r. otn Hus dale. it melancholy loss o f life among her noble W EW1S LO W E LL o f Si. George, in the I Works of A rt, among which are the following DOCTOR YOURSELF! paintings ; SCHOOL W A N TED . brew. On the 7th inst., in hit 45. Ion 40, in JLJ Ciiumy of Lincoln, on the flih duy of Jan ro ll 25 (IRItTKIl! FJlUYll OllTlI $ BROOK & uary, A. D., 1816, Mortgaged to Ira AI. Gilman, The Dream of Arcadia, cost $600 It sdddbn shift o f Avind from south to north, Tbanatupsia, 750 SITU ATIO N wanted’as teacher of a pri-1 11Y MEANS OF TIIE of Si. George, in ihe coumy aforesaid, n cerlain vale or public school by an individual who' POCK ET ESCUL A P11'S.or she hurried awayher maininp-must. Six men, parcel of land siiuaied in said St. George, and The Knight of Sayne, 800 A Disputed Game, (Fox and Hawk) 500 has had nine years experience iu Ihe profession. Every one Ins own physician! , bounded as follows ; 30lli edition, wiili upwards I J V o . IO, Who Were furling the (opgallunt-suil, were Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, 700 Qualifications can be tested if required. Ad •• Beginning at stake and stones near the stone of a hundred engravings, ! throwii dverbiiard and lost. The Death o f Bayard 509 dies, post paid. “ G. 1)., Rockland House.” wall which divides Hie hue between Teel and Rockland, November 20th, 1850. showing private diseases in Marshall, llienee running North-Easterly, about Court Scene— Sturm passing off 450 Liuiciock Sfrccf..Kofkliuid Their nutiies were Jacob Itea, Edward A. The distribution w ill lake place in a few weeks every shape and form, ami one hundred and ten feet to a spruce tree ; thence malfurmanons uf the geuer-. Ilice, Samuol Lyomt, Chu's Nelson, Thomas West, Northerly, about one hundred and for.y and all who design to become members should Singing Books. hand in ll.eir subscriptions immediately. alive system. Ghetlenlii, ami Robert Martin. Also curried feel to a large rock near the sea-shore; thence by A I.LLI. the newly published Singing Books at BY WM YOUNG, M. D. j3nn>] UNION BED, K, BATH. 131] the sea-shore to the corner of Ihe aforesaid wall ; Pries of Membership, $5. The subscriber is away furetopsnil yurd. The weather was so authorized lo receive subscriptions, and will ZB. lYAliElll'.l KEFIE lELb'Sl^ > Itueklnnd...... Book store The lime has now arrived, thence by,said wall in the tiie l mentioned bound.” Nov. 20tb, 186’f severe that she could not ;set any canvass cheerfully give any further information about the that persons suffering from , Went Adrift As w ill appear by said Lowell s deed, dated as secret dissase, need no more j aliuve u reefed muinsuil fur eight duys. Two aforesaid, and duly acknowledged and recorded institution that may be desired NoOM ihe subscriber's Wharf, in Goose Riv JAM ES O. L. FOSTER. become ihe victim of quackery, as by the pre-scrip- •days after she split her foresail from fact to in the Registry of Deeds for the Eastern District C. 1). FAIRFIELD, M. D lions coiilaiimd ill this hook anyone may cure I er, on H;e nighi of Thursday, Hie 7lli iast , of Lincoln County, at Thomaston, Vol. 10, page Nov. 20, 1850______43 himself, without liindiance lo business, or the a iwelve-fyol keel REACH BOAT, with a while reef. J02. ° I’llYSICIAN ANI) SUltCEON.' liolioin, black heiuls, and square stern, planked UKEEDOAl NOTICE. knowledge of the most iiuiinale friend, und with N ov. 10, three degrees east o f Grand Bunk, And now, the condition of the said mortgage one fi-ntli the usual exptlise. In addition to the . and ceiled wiili Cedar, la Ihe forward edge of having been broken, 1 claim lo foreclose :,ie fB lU IS is lo certify that I have this day given ihe alter ihawi there lias been a charge of shot b it 44,saw a wreck with three musts standing; general routine of private disease, n fully explains same, and lorihat purpose give this public noii,.e to my son, Phillip W illiam , lhe remainder CHA S A. LEE. M.D.. New York. ihe cuu-e ol manliiiiid’s eai iv decline, wnh ohser-, fired, and she has tuo masi holes lorw nrd.— (/ire—at Ins residence, ai Hie House ol Ste- inenis wliieli it would no. be proper lo cmimeinle i liun lo me of her whereabouts snail be liberally BENJ. WU11AM. Si. George. Nov 2dih, 1850. -, * " 44 i-iiKN N. H atch.—North end, a few tods we-l ol hi Hie p:,l,'.iv piinf-r. rewarded SAM’ L BARRETT. peared lo be on board; passed about two Witness, Jolts POKTER. J. Achorn's More. ’ X.-'" Any p ison sending 25 - enis em losed in a C.imdan. Goose River, Nov. 11, 1650. *42 m iles from her; next niglit ji-tt-sed another Warren Academy. — Idler, u ill receive one c o p y of tins hook, hy mail. I To e*,. Kockluiid Assemblies. ship, a wreck, with nothing but u foresail sei; rjR H E Winter Term of ibis Insiiiuiion will or five copies w ill he sem lor one dollar. Address DAK0IWG AND WALTZING! MR. JOHN COI.I.1NS, also another ship with f)>42., further particulars in regard to her. ORN, aged about IS years, 'fins is lo notify Hie Just Received, Rockland Nov. 6ih, 1850. just Received. public Unit 1 -lo not wish Inin reitimed and that I F U LL and complete stock of schuol Books, Const t. an R om e. SYusliiligroii, i 'l i ill pay no debts of his contracting. PATENT POLISH. 231. Tim esidiIK Inn !>»•■ UorAeil’s A ->f every kind at I f I /f L L H '.r '• , u reeognizcil ANTHONY SMITH. J>A IN EXPELLEE I NOR I uriiiiure, Marble, and Pa r J ruth us Consul ut i ’hilaeli-lphiu and llostoii. I Nov. 20th, 1850. L lo r salv by f. T. SLOCOMB, .-id Booksto: 4 0 0 0 KOMS (40) For sale by Dr LUDW IG. N iv embe; ' Nov. 2 'tli, 1850. JEW ETT & PRESCOTT’S EiNTIRE NEW STOCK FOSTER’S MOUNTAIN COMPOUND, ~ F o r g e t — OF — l ’ACL GOODS! • SILK AND SHAWL STORE. — AT THE — U t l nOTTLE-O.Nr. 7A AMIPTUK CONFUSION OF “EXPANDING LIUBROCK a J a y —On«* MZZe cortti. dibit; < »' iI om’b im is No- 2, Milk [Street- Boston. D R Y GOODS T u m b .lh it’ D.tv .. Cp. AM'/.VS’ ANPTI1E K I. POUTS OF ‘GT NS & TlSTOLS, i th a t M R R O V E 1) ANO RE-STOCKfil) JUST OrENF.D, AND FO!l SALE CLOTH NG STORE. Pr e Si Of' p tr n.dtlv, or Hij TM tlei fo r A t the Old Stand, -formerly occupied by (NEARLY OTTOS1TE TIIE COMMERCIAL IIOVSE.) JB B L f e 2 W L C H FOR THE AUTUMN TRADE OF JACOB HAH KINGTON, H E N R Y PETTES & CO., No. 221 W asuinoton, T he subscriber having just returned Irom the FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE corner o f Snmmeb Streets, Boston. AT 1ITS OLD STAND, 1 S 8 ® , C-ity with the 11 LARG EST ” and “ BEST ” ns HAIR. t ’ ^ ’ f f i f i EXTRACT ! .;•>*• No. 3, SPOFFORD BLOCK, ?5\ O KEEP PACE WITH ThRTIM ES. GEO. W. PETTES, sortment of •'KM FOSTER’S Mountain Compound for the 7» ' up hl QUART EOTTLI’.S, nnd is nr ibo i Keeps the original and only exclusive T we have just i; rule S uitable Improve Invites nil persons visiting Boston, for Che pur J f Hntr, far surpasses nny other article for the ./.( ’ . // ' y.'A nnd rfio ic y ns tlmt in the urrttll boffin. & WnSSE'JSlB ©&@IE)S! /. •? .1 T his Ti n n ii h o ver S.MtsAPAKii.i.A ments in our well known E stablishment, chase of any articles usually kept for sale in a Ladies’ Toilett. It possesses qualities never be • r i rni jiclm-a.nntv in s ine nifiisiiin be under. HAT, CAP & FUR mid have secured an assortment of Dry Good Store, to call nnd select from his large suited to his trade, ever offered to the public in fore combined, in which are^rlended the most po I , : , ...M tij fiiels : F l lis l—bevause it nut „t,ly assortment of the most desirable Goods to be tent tonics nnd agreeable perfumes, im parting Io . s. u j n m f iia inedicntion, the Purr E ssence of this place— T O It K ! ! found id the city. the Hair a bcantiful Si! y Moisture It is the Sarsaparilla, Y ellow Dock, S NEW SHAWLS, Comprising in p n rto f the following, result o f 15 years’ experience by the proprietor. Cherry nn fa llin g the P r in t vin g prolific. of which are m t : and elegant assortment of N E W GOODS, of the on our variety of Black and rnlnrcd Dress Bilks, Currey nnd Liverpool Pilot Cloths, waterproof; H air It is snught after by the elite aad fnsh- Sana par ilia, find w h en these nr<* compounded with ! latest and most approved Foreign and A merican .S’cZinx, and Salins ile Clinic: Slian ls of nil kinds,- Great enre has been taken in selection of the ionnble in all the principal cities o f the Union, ilia, Villain Jjock, ('herry, and Sassafras, they ninki ,di- best patterns of which w ill be made to order in the H e v il a in and active Purifier of the Blond in the I manufacture. iuludtng the celebrated Bay State Siia w i.s as the only sure, safe and effective remedy for re ivinld. So tri • is this, that to have every desired medical cjfcet, j Among which is a large and splendid assort- Faris Clanks and Sacks, latest patterns; Thibe Most Bcnutifbl Styles! storing the Hair, cleansing the skin, removing tlie D-i-sr. is 1 ment of RICH DRESS GOODS, Uh j / Olio Tublef»pooJlfuI, three times a Day. Chillis and Merinos;, Silk and IVnnlcn Fabrics Ibr AND A PERFECT FIT WARRANTED!! dandruff, k c . Its unbounded succces and ex of which our assortment is very large. tensive demand has induced incxperiencedquncks Bui it is not so w ith E x trac t of Sarsaparilla, for in consequence Conks and dresses, Marcdinc Silks mid other Together with a larger stock of Clothing and Of m .. hi>,,c !> hem ir so much w e n h e n e d Goods for trimming clonks ; Cashmere Scarfs; All kinds of Trimmings for Ladies' Dresses to bring into the market many spurious transpa ...... ’ ftrffririlla lina_ to he t HATS Furnishing Goods than any other rent nostrums, made almost entirely o f nlcohai, T in • More T.ifdcsjo Mo MOLD, SKIN S 1,00 to 85,00. IValcrcil Silks; and wide Fclvcls; Crape Shands; ALL KINDS OF MOURNING ARTICLES. t, 1.1 have any me,Heal etlei n bottle TWO STORES IN ROCKLAND! which are exceedingly deleterious and ns in vitin g Only holds sidy fo u r spormf Vrencli ami American Bombazines; Alpines; nnd a large variety of sim All kinds, of Ilouskccping Goods. His slock is now unusually large, nnd additions to the first causes o f baldness, leaving the hair a dote, mid so ninny doses ■ up Wool Tampico “ “ ilar goods. To those who nnswsr our call, we guarantee A ll Kinds of Thread Stare Goads. are constantly being made of whatever is new dryer and in worse condition than at first. Be F o u r , F iv e , or Six D n y st, Fur “ “ that the Styles, qualities and prices shall meet their I f you consult your own interest, you w ill not nnd desirable in his lin e, nnd he would respect ware or these quackeries T ry 11 Foster's Moun •' ...... - «r.m lh Purifier, w iil Inst fr-»m Brush “ 11 fully invite his former patrons and friends to give tain Compound, gentlemen nnd ladies,— we say 'ixteeu D ays l-nycr limit u hottie o f S.tr-n- Extra Blush anil Wool •< “ most sani;nine expectations. make purchase in Boston, until you hnve exam if i'« d n t . m e licid OlRCacv (in small dates,) he ns ined the Goods offered for sale at this store. him a call. trv it Rend the following IO.I lit u i \ 0 II* the dully VZmiH- d.nrs) o f Shirr. j A l s o , Sou' Westers, Tarpaulins, Wool, Glnzed JEWETT & PRESCOTT, M r Foster : Dear Sir,—Last Spring my H Hu v» P u t ()s i: bottle nt this I’t R tn i.n is Call, and you w ill be shown freely through this H. W. , I ’our, or I'ive times more than a bottle ot Sutea- and Canvas Hals. No. 2, Milk Street. hair began to fall off so rapidly, that in the course large nnd splendid stock, and not be urged to CALENDINE’S NEW SYSTEM the areal differ. Aug. 29, 1850. 3ntn32 buy. of fouror five weeks it became very thin, sotliin Which he hns for cutting Tants, surpasses every that I made up my mind to be bald cm rcly but » Pi Together with a large assortment of No. 221 Washington, corner Summer Sts. thing ever before ofi'ered to the public; nnd lie casually one day I saw a notice o f your M oun BOSTON. flatters him self that lie can fit the most difficult tain Compound in the Mercantile Journal, speak ONE BOTTLE OF BRANT'S PURIFIER CAPS. 30 3m GEO. \V. PETTES forms. ing very candidly of the cflccls o f it upon the lias m ore l Pie my, and cures more impure blood disease, limn TEN Bottles of Sarsnpnrilln. GLAZED SILK CATS, or all styles. hair, lw as induced to buy a bottle o f one o f your If, th m, O ne Bott i,e of Pu r if ie r sells lor One Dollar, Forty-One difl'ercntly fashioned Cloth Caps. The Immense Slock! Agents, (F. Brow n,) nnd try it Bel'o e I bad tllenf Sarsaparilla 6hould sell for T en C ents. Silk Plush. Mohair, Fur-Seal, Russia.,Arc. An BOOTS,, SHOES, Ami variety of Goods, with the long experience used the Compound entirely tip , I found my hair c a ctcsro u s s c r o f u l a . INFANTS’ CAPS , BOVS' BEAVERS of all of the proprietor, together with the determination beginning io tighten; I puichnscd several more Colors. to make his bottles,nnd followed the directions strictly, nnd now I am more than happy to say that my hnir h phi-, me Court in tin1 City o f Neto York, < .. &V- PRICES SO LOW '/er, 1849, u n der the follow ing c irc u m sta n ce s:— is as thick ns it ever was, nnd free from dnnd RUBBERS ns to convince those who pay cash for their wear i the C ity n f Xeio York had mnnufuctured mid UmbriUas and Gloves, sruff Yours, truly, udicine, cnlling it B ra -FOR THE— ing apparel, that this is the place where it is for He OF EVERY VARIETY, STYLE ANU COLOR. HENRY A. CHAPMAN.. their interest to trade ! Stale street, Boston of Ne v York, anil the case was rtfe rred by the Cot Linen Besom s and C ollars, MOODY E.THURLO. UtJ.S/Bfl ii, Esq., 51 Liberty street, an eminent Lawyer u«» Zi>//z-fii take...... llie testim ony.’ — T h e defendant • - ■ p leaded ended iiiti COMFORTEl'S, NECK STOCKS, COACH- MIIsEIOW ! ! Rockland, October 9lh, 1840. n37, M r H. W . F oster: Dcnr Sir,—I wish you to m iliyati m o f damages, that the Proprietors of Brant’s Medicine mens' Gi.ovks of every variety, Gents.’ send me by the benrer, H aifa dozen o f your Com hud in v„;l, . |.nl>|M ,ed false s tat em en t s of bills had committed II .hand on the public, mid. tlierelhre, was U nder Shirts, Suspenders, A c. On (lie Lon Price system. pound. M y wife continues to use it, und she is- I.o, on: Ile I to .1 oil I < Theca-se o f M r. Ilaskia was selected THE SUBSCIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN- FOSDICK & CO, much indebted to il for her'fine head ol lin ir now n- being fi> v , and Ii .skit's was tioora ad a witness in regard to for In 1843 she lost it nearly nil; wns quite baltl the F.'.i. is as published.uud/iis testimony more than sustained Also, an extensive assortment of fortn the citizens of Rockland, Thomaston and the liublicathn. the neighboring towns, that he hns opened a COMMISSION MERCHANTS up to three or four months after she begnn the Mr. BASK IN »iid, i .on well acquainted with Brant’s Purifying Kx use of your Compound she looks so differently AND badly allli. r.tl ,i,H STORp IN ROCKLAND, from wha, she did six months ago that people I cm Id ip r . It ..... Cm,.i’, F urfu r. | , BUFFALO ROBES, [EZ'No. 3, Holmes’ Block, Linte Rock street._ z ij A G E N T S for llie CRESCENT CITY LINE scarcely now her who hnve been nbsccnt since l/h rllm d betmtohll or the "Cheap Store,” so called, with a large arid I to my head: m> , L A M A do. New York and New Orleans that time. DANIEL CHAFFIN M.D. choice stork of Dorchester, Mnss. lidding by a niece nt PACKETS, W O L F , do. Bools, Shoes nne t ZA,on•, . h AMf/r.. the./,>.» J A N E T do. PRINCE, Thomaston. 25 S 17w. bottle tnsted e.'-tm .M-,;. I was trrwPM only took oc» thirds ,.f a IY QUART BOTTLES. are k Vosc, D. k A. Kingsland, k Co., Johnson k » |b s 'itiIt « .1 - -; tl.jt M ila - i.I'c n s -d .UH, ns ,table me ti. pet SEAL SKIN do. Ladies’ Silk top, Kid, and Enameled leather lip Snoden, Ralph Post. M erritt if- Co.. Slurges, Clc- For Purifying the Blood mid for the Cure WHITE’S IIAIR RESTORATIVE. J . » ’to''he Ir t • .... I A I.'- . l/ iU l and common Gaiter Boots; Enameled and ntnn k Co., C. II. Rogers k Co., N ew Y ork.— tl,e (/,.-nZbuttle; tins hotl’e H K A l.E l) ALL M OJ' Scrofula, Mercurial diseases, Rheuma Kid Boots; French nnd Kid Shoeteesand Nickerson k Co., N . F. Cunningham, k Co., A PUItELV VEGETABLE COMPOUND, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF W ainwright k Tappan, E. D, Bridgham k Co., at c A . i/ r m r . / - ’ I eaoj ,y,.v ZAo ft'ot./L'wo. . . ____ tism, Cutaneous Ertiplioits, Stubborn slippers; enameled Excelsiors, Shoe- For Restoring, Beautifying, Cleansing, Softening CUKE. at. I ir t..re.| m. • „ / h-.iith. C u ll C E L L F .liiT lC U a a w z s ' S o lees, Buskins and Jenny Lind Boston. Cady and Aldrich, Providence, R. I- b.iRS, j a w n iu x r ^ f.tM t‘iibi:TA Ulcers, Liver Complaint,Dyspep and Dressing the Hair. Pitch, Russia Squirrel, Isabella Bear, Janet, Tics; Gaiter and cloth Shoes; Finch k Baines, New Haven. Andrews k CABTCSK3 CUEED. sia, Bronchitis, Salt Rliuem, Kid, Goat, Kip, Grain and Merriam, East Thomaston. HIS elegant preparation is fast taking the Wolf, Coney, Grey Fox, African L y n x , T place o f all other articles in use, lor restor M r.O K1NN KV. lH, i. lir.nl, f.'inf™ , P n fiA ' m anly, s . f „ and W ild Cat. Consumption,Fever Sores, Calf Shoes, &c.. &c. E y” Cnptaiiis’ letters, addressed to our enre, iuioiui -d u- ti nt 5 emieei-iloeiDr ill said county was » tlectm;’ Female. Complaints,Erysipelas, Gentlemen’s Calf, Sewed and Pegged Bools; Pa promptly delivered. ' 21tf ing and dressing the H air. It prevents the H n ir wotidmT 'l cm. . o 'C ’ -.t r.Rs throu^li the ellicncy o fllK A N T ' r from lalling off, promotes its growth, removes • IE’, r ...... \ I ItAt f. A c.nicrr-f/ocZ"r in , Loss of Appetite,, Pimples, Biles, General tent leather and Calf Congress Bools; Congress S’, .-n .. . • '. in , 1 I’t R in : R. M r. A. B. S k i ii.i .tirii ;- VICTORINES. Dancing Gaiters1 nnd a lat ge lot of Kip, Call nnd dandruff, and restores the natural nnd luxuriant •;-t, nt f • .tr e. M '” • •oiii’Ty county. N. Y „ ium uilorm ed NEW ENGLAND HOUSE Fitch, Janet, Ermine, River Sable and Russia Debility, ffc. Gaiter Boots G oat. Calf and Kip Brogans, Slif*- growth of the Hair, in all cases of baldness. It • ’ ' • ' - *>’ " ’ also removes pain and bent in the bead, and is n l-y | J l.lV ll.f. Ill'UllIlg Squirrel. This preparation has n o r borne the lest of pers: enameledPolkas; and a variety o f boys and over 1-1 years experience since its first introduc youths’ Bools and shoes; Gents’ Calf ami Kip; L. CO O M B S, Proprietor. sovereign remedy for all diseases o f the scalp. It , c! . *’ "in I. r-iv& iL cre me nuao but whirl it will JENNY LIND BOAS. tion to public favor, during which lime numerous a very large slock of children’s Shoes, Boots nnd HIGH STREET,—BELFAST, Me. gives the H air a brilliant, glossy litxture, a silken FITCH do. JA N E T do. texture, and a healthy, vigorous nppenianre. No imitations have sprung into existence, foun Gaiters. Also, Men’s Over Shoe Rubbers, Wo .V 7 ? v > ”. ??.-s o r * j c t j s i e d . TIPPETS— Imitation of Slone, M arlin, Russia Lady's toilet can be complete without this incles- ding their claims to the confidence of the men’s Rubber Shoes, Over Shoes nnd Boots,Miss • #*Coaches w ill always be found in readiness 7. ',: h h a m ) f > r; ..\K Ptiator of the Preebv Squirrel. pensablc article. community on the curative powers contained in and Children’s Rubber shoes and over Shoes, of on the arrival ol the Steamers. Passengers, slopping nt this House w ill bo conveyed to or RECOMMENDATION. WOOL MANTILLAS. Sarsaparilla Root, the great repution nnd extend the latest styles. Jenny Lind Attached do. Childrens do. ed use o f which has been attributable to the many A ll o f which he w ill sell very low for cash.— from the Bonis, free o f charge. 28 ly . Lowell, Mnrcn 3, 1819. eh. n-.' > . = ..:.ad to have one of Ills ie .s e iZ wonderful cures efleclcd by the use of this prep CUFFS— Wool mid Ermine, Swan’ s Down M y motto is “ Quick Sales and Small Profits,” — M r. W h ite : Dear Sir— I deem it my impera . ■ .0511 - t/h . m cons. <; . ace o f a F evei-soiS . T ..e o h .r aration. While Sarspnrilla Root forms an im por tive duty, both to you, the Proprietor of W hile's .- 1 ...... ecH d.B n.i d e a l to < • am pt.Iate 1. I h Skins, Ermine do., Coney do. and I respectfully invite all who arc in want of C. G. MOFFITT s i ’s M eIHCIN... B e tti Hr- ,r.-'l L I e , > : • / tant part of it combination, it is, at the same Hair Restorative, from the use of which valuable ,• . • • i t . • . ' I I. •• . ’■■■• ■ Children’s N eckties. time compounded with other vegetable remedies Good Custom Kladc B ools, OULD respectfully inform hi friends and preparation 1 hnve derived so much benefit, and' ' ■ , '' w ' '7 n’udessme oeUod,it na/ f.-, t,.i W the public generally that he has taken TRUNKS JtND VALISES, of great power, ami it is in the peculiar combin and Shoes, of the most npprovedjstyles, to call at the public, many of whom are laboring under lil.ie a . . - >••«; B -oepl.- tt> loZ lull pallic.UluV.s. ation and scientific manner of its prepaiation No. 3, Holmes’ Block, Lime Rock street, where Rooms in Holmes’ Block Limerock street, where misfortune, briefly to stale, that Ibr five years pre LIVER COMPLAINT I Ladies’ and Gents’ CARPET BAGS, o f various that its remarkable success in the cure of diseases they w ill always find a large assortment of the he w ill keep a choice selection of vious to date I had been m u.It troubled with bald shapes and prices. BROADCLOTHS, !: , |l II', I,r Oi.fi., inu-cr till. depends Other preparations imitate it in llie best, and most fashionable styles, at prices which ness on the crown of the head for several inches 7' . '.-‘,.7 ’ L lii ■ • '7 fffn 'ft/,,, fi.l'f,,, style o f pulling up, in the name of one of its in- cannot fail to suit all. CASSIMERES, in circumference, accompanied with severe pain , \ 1. W >■ ■... . hull- KT* AU HATS bought nt this place repaired redients, nnd here ends their resemblance to it. GEORGE R. WHEELDEN. DOESKINS. in the head, which wns so acute at times as to Those needing a remedy and purifier like this, render me entirely unlit lor business; nor was g)aO'.r^ - n Rockland, Oct. 8, 1850. VESTINGS, arc requested to note wherfc this difference exists, this my only aflliction—the skin on my head was FEMALE EAi iS E S AND COMPLA NTS. CASH PAID for all kinds of shipping and hat and a general assortment of T ailor’s trimm in ting Furs. and in m aking choice of what they w ill use, not coveted with a dry scaly humor, known as tlninJ. to take any other hut that one entitled to their Foreclosure. which he w ill sell low for cash- or make tutu gar ruff, Io that extent, as to be a soutce of grent in confidence from the long list o f cures it lias ef OHN L. M A L L E T o f Rockland, in the menls in the most fashionable and workman-like convenience, not only ns a mntlcr o f neatness, DON'T FOT.GET THE NUMBED OF fected on living witnesses, whose testimonials and J County of Lincoln, on the 20th day of April, manner, at short notice. To bis former patron but the dry smarting pain it produced. Alive i; i . i : . . : | . ; IT.3 A M ., • v he returns his sincere thanks, and hopes by at- .1,. ; ,■ l 7 . / . U A S & K I . W TO , residences hnve been published, and who are still A. D. 1830, mortgaged to Samuel M. Phillips and using many popular articles of the day with nrr bearing daily testimony to its worth. Th»- whole Flavel Moseley of Boston, Mass., Merchants, and tention Io business to merit a continuance of their success, I was induced to try your truly valuable CI-IAMGZ OF LIFE, No 3, Spofford Block, ROCKLAND- ' history of medicine has scarcely furnished n par doing business under ilia style of “ Ptiii.i.trs k ( preparation on the suggestion of 4 friend of mine, allel to the numerous and remarkable cures effect M oseley”, a certain parcel of land, situated in * W A N TE D immediately eight or ten coat who w ill certify Io its sim ilar effect upon him. I •ili.-i November tilh. 1850. n-lllf. •fi«a ed by its use, and what it has effected once it can Warren, in said County of Lincoln, bounded thus: a tiers* now have a soft nnd luxuriant head o f hair as effect again. “ Beginning at the corner made by two roads, Rockland, August 7t 1850. £8 any citizen o f Lowell, A'ilh bend free from dnnd- Oyf. psp 7.—E our Storaacb FROM KENTUCKY. where the old blacksmith-shop sto o l; thence rufi, and, most singular of all, wholly free front Northerly on the road ten rods and eleven links; Vi TIC.... C, IITSI-.I Co.. FAruary I. Inllammntory Rhuematisni Cured. Dcattfi! Notice. pniu. I T .W A l.t v 3 ' 11.— I w i... . thence East on land o f Rev. J. Huse, thirty-one Truly yours. E ben M eskt.v i B ardstown, Ify ., July 10, 1849. rods and ten links, to a slake; thence Southerly, D It . B A Y N ES, Manufactured by E. WHITE, Lowell Muss. . j FROM QUINCY HALL, Messrs. Sands—Gentlemen : It is my duty to on Caleb Page s land, ten rods and eleven links, RESIDENT DENTIST—Tliomnston. Me communicate facts in relation to the beneficial ef For sale by R. T. SLOCOMB, and dealers gen to the road ; thence in said road to the first bounds t i f f Office ill Ales. Miller's Wiusc. erally. fects of your Sarspnrilla. M y wife was alllicted —containing two acres more or less” —as w ill “ S IMM ONS BLOCK.” with inflammation and soreness o f the stomach appear by said M allet’s deed, dated as afuresajtl, Ladies waited upon at their resilience if requested of the worst character; her limbs and chest were and duly acknowledged antlrecorded in the Reg rHMO those who may wish a reference, Dr. B BLAKE’S much swollen; she hnd constant headache, und istry of Deeds lor Lincoln County at Wiscasset, w ill be happy to furnish testimonials of lit- John Simmons k Co-, last spring was attacked severely with inflamma YoL 150, page 182. professional skill i'ront individuals of the highest Patent Fire Proof Paint, LiisiMi Miiii: Miiii'ii. idit'inm m , f.c. tory rheumutism. The best medical aid we could Also, the said John L Mallet subsequently, by respectability. Also, a Inrge number ol letters F R O M O II I O . ••Hi % II.ST-I.T c..„ N. Y„ CM. I I, 1117. Invite the public ami their former customers obtain ulTurded c nly momentary relief; nnd while bis deed dated Nov. 9lh, A. D. 1843. and duly on ihc table lor public perusal. in this stiuaiion, she beard of the many remark I1IS singular nnd valuable substance is rap examine the enlarged stock of acknowledged and recorded in the Registry of Sept. 20lli, 1850. tl'35. idly growing more.and more into favor with able cures cflectcd by the use of Sand’s Sarsapa T Deeds for the Eastern D istrict of Lincoln Coun the public. As a covering for wood, it undoubt rilla. nnd commenced its use, which produced EADY .MADE CLOTHING, ty, nt Thomaston, Vol. 7, page 310, mortgaged edly nd'ords the best security against the action instant relief, mid less than six bottles entirely to the said Phillips and Moseley the same prem WILLIAM J. DEWEY, ol the heat, of any sim ilar article known ; and Now on exhibition at their new granite removed all the dropsical swelling and every oth ises ns above described and also ’■ another piece therefore is o f the greatest value fo^ the protec er inflainmalery syintom, restoring her to perfect COMMISSION MERCHANT of land” situated in Thomaston,1 Shore Village,’ tion of roofs of buildings, the decks o f vessels, or health. 1 send this statement as an net of justice, CL0T11JNG HOUSE so called—(now Rockland)—three, equal undi S II I P P I n g " a g e n t , in any other case where specinl security is re believing it to be my duty to encourage the suf vided quarters of said piece of land, bounded us fering portion of iho-hnmnn fam ily to use Sands' quired. It is manufactured from a rock closely r Corner of Congress anti W ater follows :— 67 Gravier Street. resembling in appearance our ordinary slate, Sarsaparilla, which I believe has no parallel in “ Beginning at lddo K im ball’s South lineand NEW ORLEANS. which has the peculiar quality of u niting with oil Streets, Boston. the catalogue of medicines. at high witter mark ; thence North-westerly, by With feelings of lasting gratitude,! remnin your • #* Particular attention paid to the sale of to form a durable and efficient covering for wood. • October >1, 1850. 2m 3 0 , said K im ball’s line up the bank to a stake and Lime, Hay, Lumber, k c . 3tn 23. This rock is found only in oneoeation in the stale friend. SAMUEL IL HARGEIl. stones, at the East sideol the town rotu i; thenee of Ohio, and we believe its vnluab e properties The Combining and Disconnecting Soulher'y by said road, one hundred and ten were not ascertninvd till within some two or three Read the following from feet, to stnkc and stones ; thenee South 82° E. SNOW dk. W HITE, years since. The unifiernl popularity it has ob N ew Orleans, N ov. 12, 1849. Supporters---by Miss King. down said bank tu high-water m a rk ; thence C O 2 'j j s s j u w o v je r D G H a m t s , tained is the highest guarantee of its value; while M essrs Sands.—1 take the liberty of sending UAL L 'JJU T Y OF 1 it Northerly by high-water mark Io first mentioned AND it has led to the manufacture o f a spurious a rti J This article which has been extensively sold in you a leltet which may he of importance to those bounds, together with all the beach nnd flats le SHIP BROKERS, cle by some who can be bribed by the prospect o f this village during the Iasi lew weeks, is an in- who are suffering ns I have done. I received gally belonging to the same, with the buildings gain|l<) the practice of any imposition. Buyers of 1 strument of invaluable utility to all persons need- great benefit from your Sarsapnrilla,having been DEAI.EIIS IN i mg such uid. Those who have used it here find and wharf standing on the same.” this article should be careful to purchase only ot" eurred o f a malady alter sull'eringjax years. 1 And now, the condition of both the sniil mort SHIP STORES, CHANDLERY,&C, the regular authorised Agnets. Every barrel is i it to In-every thing lor which it is recommended. hereby cheerfully certify to the good effect of ; It has been very extensively suld in New York, gages having been broken, the said Phillips k No 22, C oenties S1 ip• marked, "Blake's Fire Proof Palin.” The above your medicine, and 1 hope God w ill reward you Moseley clnim to foreclose tho same, nnd lor that Charles W. Snow!,, N ^W ^Y O R K . paint is for sale by FRANCIS COBB, Agent for i and is lor all the good you have done A chronic cough purpose give this public notice, in coAformity East Thomaston and vicinity. J2tf HIGHLY APPROVED had tormented me day and night, anil repented John T. While. | 21 ly i : K H u A'ilh the Statute in such case made nnd provided. by the Medical Faculty there; and in every part attacks of fever induced me to believe that I A’ MUEL M. PHILLIPS, should die with ccnsumption, One day, while of the United States where it lias been used. It 1'Ea VEL M OSELEY, itlret. W arren’s Canker Cure. I took the premium at the exhibition in Portland suffering a violent attack of burning lever, a By their Attorney. ISO Wo W ISISSiQ i-o. sab, by CHA'S A. M BC0MHE...... S) „u|Ilclll friend persuaded me to try your iueoinpai ible N compliance witlrthe solicitations nf numer amt Maine, last .September, ami the fair inventor the E. k S. E . SMITH. .!. <\ A l. Rnekliiti'.l; ('liris to p h e r | received u diploma. medicine, but to tell the iru lli, 1 bad no confi I ous friends, 1 hnve consented to oiler the na Prince, 'Flioirinstorij Pierce & Martin, So. ! _ dence ill it. I finally purchased a bottle, anil by Oct. I85(h 38 3w. SHIP BROKER, bove medicine to the public, feeling confident tliutt it will, in almost ail cases, effect a cure of Ilia : '1 b o io .-i-to o ; W in. II. lia riin ril, W iililu liiiro ; MISS. KING, has appointed .Mr. J .W A K E - its use and the help of God, I was restored to bet truly a lllictiiig and often-titnes fatal disease,. • < ■ II. V. - tin...... rla-o,,,,, kVarreii; J. II. Fai.-lulirouk, FIE LD , her oti’y A .i '.genti.a t miIbr nosthis ami and me the a-tjoirndjoin- ter health than I had enjoyed for six years. 1 LUMBER YARD. COMMISSION MERC/IANT, cannot but bless the author of this admirable Canker. Many certificates might tie obtained ot J r, ( '.iiinleo; .la’ s Perry, L in e o liiv illo ; 11. G. ’ mg towns. A ll persons wishing to examinee ON J. HEWITT’S WHARF,—NORTH END. its having effected wonderful cures, but the t'oU <>. W o-bhurti, Belfast,— nml by Agents in , purchase the same, w ill please rail at his Book medicine. U51BER apd dimension Timber, of all kinds, I’ lhDI.EFORD & Gat, I lowing are deemed sufficient. early - very t o w n i n tlto Slate. Store, No. 3, Kim ball Block; where they wt II W illi great respect, 1 am, gentlemen, ______| liwd.a lu ll supply of the above aitiele, Your ooedient servant, dry and green. Also, Shingles, Clapboards Wm. CilAIiTREE, I REFERENCES East Thomaston, Apt il 20th, 1850. C o tlE N ,N o R IS ,k CO. ) Tins certifies, that 1 have used M rs. W arren'3 S. A. KING. FERM1N GROUVAZ. Laths, &c., wholesale and retail. s t i <»5' M a i n e . S. C. DYER & CO. Canker Cure in my family^ and nm o f opinion, Rockland, Sept. 17, 1850. 34 Sept. 27, 1849. 1y*«5 3(5. LINCOLN, SSSS.—At a Probate Comt held at Wis- I “TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION.’ Rockland, Oct. 8, 1850. hat it is the best medicine in use tor the cure o -• •. -et on lie- llh day ol Nov., A. D., 1850. that disease, and cheerfully recommend it to llie N ew Durham, N. J.. June30, 1850. Gutta Ferclia. VjliOCRED, tl..it AMBROSE SNOW, Admin- , SM STATE MILLS P. S. Being connected in business with John public. SIMON LITCHFIELD. of the Estate of ROfl’T SNOW, M essrs. Sands—Gentleman. M y wife suffered n V H E Subscriber w ill receive orders for the Eaijl Thomaston, A p ril 22d, 1850. w iili a distress amt burning in her chest for ma H olyoke & Co., Brewer, Me., dealers in ■f Thomaston, III Said County, deceased, no- ' i “ HUDSON MANUFACTURING COM Tuts may certify that I have taken Mrs. War he bee < at luv. and ere litor.'of said deeeas- ny years, and my daughter was alllicted from her Masts, Spars, Timber, Knees and Ship stuff PA N Y ,” N ew Y ork. Orders filled al short notice ren’s Cankeu Cure, pm! atn of opinion that it ia it all p rsons interested, that his first ae- birth w illi a humor in her blood, we consulted of nil kinds, orders for any of the ubove w ill be for articles .made from G ulla Perclin—sulIi as an excellent inedicinf for the canker; nnd most ,.| Aibnini'lra'ioa on the estnie of said lie. various |ihysicidns,aud tried nuinerous remedies. filled with promptness. S. C. D YER & CO. Driving Bands, Round Bauds for Lathes, Suction heerfully recommend il |o any one ndlicted with • I w .11 I,.- oll'ei- .1 tor allo w an ce ai a P ro b ate 1 without much benefit, until we beard, through Rockland, Gel., 1850. 97tf and Aqueduct Pipes. cite disease. A. K . H A L L . i .-■ . -el, on the first Monday of It... ! Rev. Thomas Davis, of the great medicinal val- The Aqueduct pipe is recommended as posses- East Thomaston, April 19,1850. I ue of Sand’s Sarsaparilla. On bis recommenda . . -.1. « b-n at.,1 wliete they may he pres- ' Uuck, Duck. ing many advantages over metgl. Tuts certifies, that I have used M rs. W arren’s tion wile and daughter decided on trying it, and REFERENCE. ' . cause. And also at sail Conn the! Cotton Duck from the Rockport Steam Mill Canker Cure in the case of iny w ile ’s breast and w - p e on lor an allowance \n|| be eon- ' . soon experienced pelinnnriil benefit. My daugh Timothy Williams, Ward Butler, my child’s mouth, and it effected a perfect cure by | ter’s skin assumed a new appearance entirely F I I I I E undersigned, having been appointed, by John O’Neil, ' Oscar Healy. tu a few days. L. D. CARVER. m the Lime Ito I from being rough, hard, nnd scaly, it becaui; B the Company, Agents for the sale o f a por S. G. DENNIS, Ag’t. I smooth nnd soil. My w ile’s sufferings arenow tion o f the Duck manufactured at the above es The above named medicine may be obtained an June ly New erby, Warrvn, W. O. Poor, Belfast, J. Estubrook A York Physicians, and recently sold exlen- Camden. 53AYTLES Y VD SCAIJFS. Pusfur of the Baptist Church at the ine specimens at English Neighborhood. sively in tins State by MISS KIN G , for Female m the latest anil most approved styles. No. a weakness and obstructions. Also, Bounty Land for Soldiers, Also- Gentlemen's Ttavelling bawls Prepared and sold, wholesale nnd retail, by A. Eastern Rail Ruud Wharf, B o s t o n . MISS KING’S PREPARATION. F T H E W AR OF 1812,—o f the Florida ami COTTON T W IN E ol the best quality, made ■ ill be lurnislied by the subsertbet's m any quan- II. A- D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 For Female weakness, for sale by O other Indian Wars since 1790, and fio« thia ." the very lowest puces. Purchasers w ill l ulton-st-. corner of William, New York. Sold by the same Company, also for sale. DR. LUDWIG. cointnissioaed officers of the Wur with Mexico,-— BOYNTON k MILLER. - e m.me that the genuine Bay State lubnes ! also by Druggists generally throughout the United Rockland, Sept. 25ih, 1850. S3 who served for one mouth and upwards, anil; ■ o ,a ... a - e o n e s p o n d in g will, llieabove tut, and : S tates a>.d Canadas. Price 51 per bo'tle: six hot- Boston, Dec. 9th, 1848. 4 8 t have received no land.—(and i f dead, fur their I ties b c 85 :iey will also be disbugmsbed bom all oilier widows or minor children,) obtained uuder ll.e o .ha, shawls by men supeiior finish, line lex- For e le by It. T. SLOCOMB, agent lor Rock TO L E I’. new law by H O R A T IO W OO DM AN, 2Q .s ta te ol I land and vicinity. Maeouiber-No. 4. Spofford Block’ very neat und convenient Tenement situaied Railiuad Exchuuge, Boston, w h o b ts an Agency ll.il llie . !,<•. u n d biillm m y ol colors. Onleis sulietted bum all sei lionsol ihc eia mtry, ROCKLAND, A ut the South part ol the village. Inquire of at Washington. ml the same will be piumjitly attended to. C L. LOWELL. HfCnsh pjid fut Laud Palest a, M A C O M B E R ’S AS oii hand a greater variety o f Merchan H dize than can be found at any other store Rockland, O il. 6, 1850. Oct. 15, 1830. 38 Omo. JEWETT & PRESCOTT, KoeiiL.-i.v» p f ;m o u b h i the State of Maiue. His prices are such os he considers just between man and man. Call anil [TUBE PROOF PA lN Te , Fteestoue color, for .'OAT MAKER S No 2 Milk S l i e s t , C.IL, 7 m *O T. »ee Ulin. You can'l buy elisaper ut any olher sale by R. T. SLOCOMB. article., An sale at SLOOOMB'* F IH U C l.O BOSTON. . S'ss-'" ’’ ' FSi. 1850, 43. D