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style, and added, “ And now come to looked next morning among the list of I had half a mind to turn sharp round, and brothers, this traitor has to be tried also your wish that the thumb shall be!der which I had lost; and I referred them HOW TRUFFLES HID IT. l?oetvi). see Peter ; he is doing charmingly, and things lost, iu the glass ease in the ves and make a bolt for Homburg. How I by you on the following charges ; First, put in the box and kept as a warning to , to the official. cannot rest until he thanks his preser tibule of the Kursaal; but no notice wished I had done so before many min for having ( knowing us all to belong to us all?’ “ Well after immense trouble, and on my I returned to Ashville after an absence this society,) taken every opportunity Again they all silently raised their' going security for you with my life, they of three years, and found my friend Truf- l or the Gazette. ver.” was up yet. “ Well,” I thought, “ I ’ll utes had elapsed! Scholvolski, follow eventually allowed me to take'you away, fies grown fat and jovial, with a face the EKOIGNEMENT. We entered the room, and there, ly give it till to-morrow, and then I’ll hand ing close behind me, gave me a push of maligning and ridiculing it; second- hands. “ There, that's all; and you must get very mirror of peace and self satisfaction. ing in bed, was the light-haired youth, it to the Commissaire of Police.” away from the door, near to which I ly, for having, by some means unknown The President—“ It is; and finally,' 1. well again as quickly as possible.” Truffles was the vilhige baker, and he had looking more like what I first saw in the In looking for Scholvolski I met his was lingering, and at the same instant to us as yet—but which we will present- gentlemen, shall he die by our usual I “ How luckly you camo in time,” was certainly not been like this when I went And tills is the end! O h, where lies the blame? all I could murmur. The bitter words that were spoken— water than the corpse-like body I had obnoxious friend, who glared in a fright it shut witli a tremendous bang. The ly get from him—worn our secret order method, or have you any fresh sugges- ] away. Of a heart gone mad in the pelting storm— , dragged out, with its flaxen hair cling- ful way at tiie jewel on my coat, which janitor, who I now saw by this lamp was publicly and ostentatiously, and prob- tions?” Just then my mother and sister came in, “ Truffles." said I. “ how is it? You and seeing my wistful glance at the door, Gave but the faintest token. ' ing tightly to the face. Beside him sal made me say, in lun, “ How do you like a gigantic, ugly Russian, barred it care ably explained to everybody that he They shook their heads. have improved.” i the most beautiful girl I had ever seen, knows it mysterious meaning. As usual, then, said the President, Julia smiled and called Catrina, “ Improved—how ?” ir. the order 1 have received?” fully, and then, turning round, thrust She came. How lively she looked, and “ Why—in every wav. What have you And Hits Is the end ’ For a moment’s doubt, j I couldn’t stop the blessings and thanks “Hid you receive that?” he asked, his lamp full in ray face, and, pointing “Y'ou have heard the evidence, gen adding. “ Are you ready, Karl ? how Idoated on her! been doing?” You will doubt me, now. forever!] they all showered on my head—so let apparently unable to keep his eyes oil to my order, said, witli a horse laugh. tlemen. How say you, guilty ?” “ Yes, master,” My story is done. We all returned to Just then a little girl came in, with a And het\ve< n us the gulf yawns cold and black, them have, their say. and make a fool of it. “ W elcome!” Without a word being spoken, every “ Then at the word “ three,” off with I'-^gland the moment I was well enough. tattered shawl, and almost barefooted, to Despite love’s wild endeavor. me to the top of their bent. “ Why shouldn’t I ? ” I answered “ Come on,” shouted Scholvolski, man held up his hand. it.” Peter took a small house for his mother whom Truffles gave a loaf of bread. HI. The end of it was that 1 was persuad laughing. from the end of the dark passage. “ Guilty on both charges," added the Unclosing mv eyes for an instant. and Catrina,▼close to ours, and we were “ O, dear Mr. Truffles,” the child said, very happy. In a month or two I married And this is the end ! For the hasty words, ed to give up my lodgings and live witli lie turned on his heel, and left me “ Bring the light, and show us in.” President. “ And now your sentence.” found the hugh brute standing gloating with brimming eyes, as she took the bread, Breathed with no thought of the morrow— Again silently they all raised their over me, with his left hand on my right Catrina, and Peter married Julia. “ mamma is getting better, and she says them : the very natural consequence be suddenly. “ All right,” answered James; and I got a good berth with fresh employers, she owes so much to you. She blesses you, I must reap a harvest ot vatu uinorse,— ing th a tl fell in love with Catriua, the At last, seated, at the roulette-table, he followed till we came to where Schol hands. wrist, as it were, to steady himself, a n d ; A life-time of lonely sorrow. and, having an affectionate wife, am very indeed she does.” —IMln J). Hixon. lovely daughter, and ( what was not so I found Scholvolski. I touched him on volski was waiting. Then, throwing “ Death!” said the president. “Gen- the hatchet upraised in the right. happy, except when I meet a Russian, and | “ That's one of tho things I’ve been do natural a consequence ) she with me. the shoulder, and asked, “ What luck?” open a door, lie said something in a low tlemen and brothers, in your verdict “ One!” the President uttered, in a then my arm aches, and my left thumb ing,” said Truffles, after the child had KOOKINd INWA1U). 1 never spent such happy days as I did “ Ah, my dear friend !” he answered, voice, at the same time my friend gave aud sentence I fully concur.” sharp voice. tingles. gone. O Soul! if ever you with me in that quiet, peaceful new home of “ the same—always had. IIow are you ? me another awful push that sent me Hy- I had nearly fainted as he uttered “ Two!” “ Y'ou are giving the suffering family Shall sail across the jasper sea, mine. The widow loved me as a son ; these last words, and 1 think I should “ Three !” JTuox Lincoln Railroad, I bread?” I queried. But w hat! ’’-and he too stared with all ing into the room ; so that, to save my “ Yes.” And see upon the shining sands Peter was a brother who could never have done so, but the porter undid the « • » • » » We have received the sixth annual re Him with nail-prints in his His hands; his might at my order, and seemed to self from falling, 1 clutched the back of “ Have you any more cases like that?" port of the Directors of the Knox t all the damp and mould thinks. You assert that I have worn them to tell me. But how came Peter beer, and give awav that amount of ex Of death, do saintly souls unfold. ieturn at once to England. The other bon.” ted, and saw that every man had on his tracted prior to December 1, 1873, and not was from my employers, saying that, “ Have you had it long?” he asked, breast a fac simile of the jewel I wore. your order, knowin it to be the order here? Oh, how feeble my voice was? pense in bread, adding one or two loaves presented till after the expiration of the on my own account. I did it, and it’s been as the firm had experienced severe loss- seriously.' “ Ah ! ” I thought; “ now I shall find of your society. This I emphatically “ Hush,” they all said : “ to-mor year, and therefore not chargeable to the a blessing to me. My heart has grown big cs in the Colonies, my services would; •- No,” I replied, “ not very long, out all about it.” deny, as I only picked it up in tiie streets row.” anil >fcctc!*c5L_ expenses of 1874. Deducting this, the net ger. and I’ve grown every way. My sleep no longer be required. Phew! What Why?’ During this time I had been standing a few minutes before I met that man,” To-morrow came, and still they said is sound and sweet, and my dreams are to-morrow; and so, many morrows came I U E S E C R E T S O C I E T Y . was to bedone? I showed Catrina both “ Oh, nothing; only I thought the centre of the room, with Schol ( pointing to the president, ) for, oddly earnings amount to $36,260.21, or 20 per pleasant. And that’s what you see I sup letters and asked her advice. And hearing a whistle in the grounds | volski near me. enouuh, I had never heard his name. and went. At last, after about seven to cent, more than in 1873. pose.” morrows, they all assembled round my bed, I was onee a commercial traveler for “ Go home directly, she said. (below, he jumped up, and, without say- He now said,“ Won’t you take aseat, I As 1 littered the words “ picked it up,” The receipts of the Company for the year, and kissed me, and asked me how I felt. A BAFFLED BOOK AGENT. a large London linn, trading between •• \\ ill you come with me, Catrina- jug word, rushed down the steps. Ina and join in the conversation?” | there was a smile of derision ; they ev- “ M ay I talk now?" I asked, eagerly. from all sources (including sale of bonds, i i lently did not believe me. How was L union and Russia— consequently I No,” sliereplied; “ I cannot leave minute or two I saw him emerge from “ Xo, thank you,” I replied,feigning “ Yes,” they answered, “ for you are cash on hand at beginning of year, earnings A very prepossessing young lady, can passed a cons'.ierable time in the latter my mol her. ’ some trees with his horrid friend. They coolness. “ As it is so late, I must be I to prove my words ? No one had been sav ed .” of road, etc.) were $247,349.70, and the ex vassing for a, popular book stepped into the country. chiefly in Ft. Petersburg. 1 1 had two most miserable days’ talk- were both talking most vehemently, ges- off; but, tell me, before 1 go, who are near me when I found it. “ Saved! ” I exclamed; “ has it been so penditures (including bills payable, interest office of a prominent real estate broker, Is that all you have to say?” asked i kaJ as tliat?” have still many friends there, and speak ing and arranging about my departure, tieulating like two mad Frenchmen. these gentlemen, and what is the mean account of $100,498.56, operating expenses, tiie other morning, and finding no one in the language as well as mv own. Peter had obtained a berth for me, and “ Halloa!” I thought; “ that whis- ing of the order they each wear?” the President, “ because that goes for. They silently nodded their heads, looking but the broker and he apparently at leis etc.) were $222,495.77 leaving cash on 1 became attached by degrees to the it was agreed that on my return I should tie sounded like a signal. I’ll try and “ You’ll soon know,” he answered ; nothino- ” i ver-V serious. ure, asked him to look at her book. The . ? a t i .i i “ For God’s sake, don't do that!” I ex- place, though. 1 must confess, at first 1 marry Catrina, and settle down in Itus- imitate it, anil see if it brings him and, advancing to the table, in a loud “ Let me warn you, I hotly answered. clttimed> fov it reminded me of that night, hand Jan. 1,1875 to amount of $24,853.- gentleman politely informed her that it 93. would only be a waste to time, as he could disliked it. Perhaps it was because it sia for life. back and as well as I could, I gave tone, “ Mr. President, and gentlemen, “ You are not in Russia, where you i nud those silent men. not purchase it. “ O! never mind that,” w asn't home, or pet haps because I hail The next day I was en route for Eng- it—two high notes, then two low, and this man has asked me to explain who can get rid quietly of any obnoxious Now Peter, sit down by his bedside, The Directors state that the effects of the ejaculated the vivacious young woman; “ It no real friend there. To tell the truth. land. one very shrill. I seemed to have hit it you are, and the meaning of the order person, but in Europe; and you’ll find j and tell him quietly how yon saved his life,” panic of the fall of 1873, which have ex won't cost any thing to look at it, even if 1 shrank f out making one. as 1 knew 1 found my mother very ill with rheti- rather smartly, for both jumped as if (although he himself wears one) on yourselves with ropes around your; >»y mother. tended to all parts of the country, have you don’t buy. I should like to have you before I hail been many weeks in the in ai e fever—but not iu danger. (It shot, and looked to the place whence yonr breasts. What answer shall I necks if you dare to lay violent hands “ You saved myJffe. Peter?” been felt along the line of the road, and read some portions of it, and see what it on ine. Yes, my dear friend; even as yon onee is.” The accommodating broker took the country that every other man was a spy, course it was not very long before both the whistle proceeded. My friend give him?” saved mine. I have never forgotten it, and that while the increase of 20 per cent in the Whereupon the Presiden rose, and “ llo ! ho ! ” laughed the brutal Pres volume and glancing at tiie title page, and you might s'.t down and crack a bot sh e and iny - ster knew o l my attaeii- Scholvolski rushed to me and said, at last I found an oppotunity of returning net earnings of the road in 1874 over 1873 commenced a pernsal of the introduction. ident. tle of wine with one whom you thought inent to Catrina, and, although th ey D id you whistle, then?” said, “ Gentlemen, what do you say to the compliment. You know, of course, is very gratifying, it is not so large as was This finished, he began at the first chapter the jollies! fellow you had everm ei, aud J o f m y “ IIow clumsy you think us ! Why, that nearly every Russian belongs to some didn't Lite the idea marrying a “ Yes,” I replied. “ Is it such a won- trying the traitor now !” anticipated at the beginning of the year. and read carefully and leisurely along. th e n ex t t lay he inarched to prison, with foreigner. yet v, iieu 1 interpreted her derful thing to lie able to imitate a The men round the table silently nod you don’t suppose that we shall leave secret society—f among others. We have It was about nine o’clock when lie com Of the $60,000 that the cities and towns y o u r boso a friend of yesterday brought I sweet letters to the.n. they had to ad- whistle? SIv dear friend, it’s an Eng- ded their heads. yor carcase in the street? But, enough our signs, signals, and private orders, menced, and an hour passed silently away. which of course, we only wear entre nous. were notified would be required of them u p as <- ideilee against you, when,] mil that she seemed ill t ardentlv at- “ Good," rejoined the President. o f this. T o business—” Then the book agent began to exhibit signs lisliiiiaii's solace and delight. We whis “ One minute, Frushinkoff,” said | Now for my share in ffiis wretched bnsi- should thc■ charge be proved and pro- ’ tached to me. tle all day long.” “ Let the trial begin.” for payment of coupons for 1874 only of nervousness, which were apparently un My mother got rapidly licit “ What does this mean? ” I asked $40,000 has been called for, which was paid noted by the broker, for he never raised nouuced t reason, (arising f:om some- “ Ah ! ” he muttered “ an English- Scholvoski. “ Some weeks ago my firm ordered me his eyes from the volume, but read tiling you may have thoughtlessly said | August was re<-< linciided to go to man? True; but half Russian.” of my friend. “ Are they rehearsing a “ Hush ! IIow could you be so impru to England. My sister was always pin to First National Bank of Bath. The bal steadily on. Eleven o’clock came, and about Hu ssia ) you might be sent to I Iloinburg, and tak tin- mineral baths Saying which, he rejoined his coin- scene from a play? At all events, I’m dent?—before that man too!” ing to lie there, and my mother was wretch ance of the $60,000 will be wanted next the lady walked rather smartly about the learn til cnee and wisdom for three and drink the wan s, and she insisted panion, and they appeared more fran- sorry I can't stay to see the fun. So, if “ Pardon me, it slipped out,” rejoined ed at the thought of separation from me, June, and will, the Directors think, be suf room, glancing occasionally out o f the win months in a d a r k cell. on iny accompany i g her. We arrived iic than ever. From their looks in my you won’t cn .n e , I must find iny way Seholvoskl, •• b u tl don’t think he will wile hail never been away from her before. ficient to pay the coupons for 1875. To dows. At noon the broker was still read after a hot and dust v twodav home alone. So good night. Gentle ever repeat it.” ■So we agreed to go to your country, and ing, and the agent wore a decidedly troub I h ad li: •en warned o f this, and nev- journey. direction, I was evidently the theme of take vou by surprise; and that is the reason pay tiie interest falling due Jan. 1, Feb. 1 cr encour:tged intimacy with any one. i I secured excellent rooms in a charming their conversation. “ Well,” I thought, men, 1 have the honor to wish- you a While this by-talk had been going on led countenance. A few minutes before you have not heard from us for some and Meh. 1, 1876, the Directors think one o'clock the broker laid the book down, ginning to get s ;ek o f it all, very good evening.” between them, I had been racking mv I was In-ginning to get slci, little villa on tile I ,dec /'rowtomdc, | J’nj not sorry to be going to-morrow, time.” $50,000 will be required of the cities and leisurely donned his overcoat and hat, and ami seriously thought of go-.i home to which, to my mind, is by tar the health-, i ’m getting tired of Homburg and of With a polite bow, I turned to the brain to try and remember where I had “ Is Catrina here, then?" I demanded towns, to be paid in Dec., 1875. The only remarked, blandly. “ That is a very good England to seek oilier einplo rs, when iest locality at Hamburg. The place Scholvolski; lie’s too much with that door, and tried to open it; hilt there heard the name of Frushinkoff; when excitedly. book. I am sorry that I cannot read more an event happened which ci nged all was very crowded. All sorts of swells brute.” was no handle, and I pushed in vain. all at once I recollected he was the man “ IIusli! yes; the Doctor wouldn't let outstanding bills against the road are a few of it, hut I am obliged to go to dinner. If the current of m life. and big-wigs, font royal higlitnesses to, lie came to me soon, and I began to Scholvolski catne up to me. “ You who had been at the head of a conspir you see her before. This afternoon, if you unadjusted claims not exceeding $4,000. you will call in this afternoon, I will It was the be. .inning .(if Mrv, and sucking baristers, were there. The I bid him iny adieux. can’t leave y et; these gentlemen have a acy to assassinate the Czar, and was are quiet, you may. But to resume, I We quote the concluding portion of the re read some more of it.” The expression went to your house in the country and on the lady's Ctce us she put that book in getting very warm in St. 1‘etersburg; play, too, was enormous. ! “ Oil, come aud dine with me—quite few questions to ask you ; so come and known to be the most cruel, unscrupu found you were in Homburg, and as I had port:— day’s work was(iver. 1 went sit down quietly, and answer them, “ Trains have run during the year as follows, to to her satchel and departed is indescribable so, alter iny I enjoyed myself very much at Hom- alone, I assure you; this is our last lous devil iu the world. X'ow I no long still a week or two before 1 began work, I and it is needless to add that she did not down to th e bathing place, n here iutlie burg. 1 met a great number of Bus-, night.” or------” er wondered why I had so instinctively thought I would bring mother and Catriua wit:—Passenger Trains, 64,890 miles ; Freight and Woo I Trains, 40,018 miles ; Ballast Trains, appear in the afternoon, and the broker hot weather I was aecustomed ’ •spend sians whom 1 had known iu their own In vain I pleaded packing, “ Or what ?” I asked indignantly. mistrusted him ; and it was in his mer over here with me. A ll, dear me how un can't tell for the life of him how the story lucky it was I came!” 8,482 miles ; total of 113,390 miles to an average many hours. To-tlav I was not the only country, aud it was a great treat to nte -• Bait!” said he, “you have a good “ Is this some trap you have led me in ciless hands my life was placed ! cost of 69 4-10 cents per mile. turned out. one there, as often happened ; there was to speak the language again ; it remind-1 hour before dinner.” to? You had better take care. Re “ One minute,” resumed Scholvolski, “ Why?” Previous to the current year all expenses of the “ If 1 hadn't come, you would never have a young ligi it-haired Russia n enjoying ed me so much of Catrina aud uiy Rus It was of no use; he would take no member, you are not in Russia.” having, apparently, appeased the Pres gravel trains were charged to construction account. A man calling himself H. II. Mitchell, picked up that order.' If you hadn’t picked The past year they have been included in the with a companion named W. P. Morse, himself in liiie limpid stream. it wasn’t sian home. There was one gentleman excuse ; and when 1 said, “ All right,” “ Not much difference, though, in ident. “ I suppose, as usual, we keep up that order, you would not have gone fore I was follovring liisex- I took a great fancy to—a man called operating expenses. have been fleecing the people of Manches very long be a curious look came over Ms face. I this room.” a memento?” through that awful night. And if you The number of passengers carried has been 108,- ter, by representing themselves as being ample, and iii twen.y miniues I was out Scholvolski, a commercial traveler like didn’t understand it then—I did some “ That we shall see,” I said ; and rush “ Certainly,” replied the President, hadn’t picked up that order, you would 914 being an increase over 1873 of 17,119. authorized to collect funds for Kansas suf again, drying myself and watching the myself. He seemed to have taken an hours aft r. ing to the door, began hammering at it and nodded to the porter, who went to have a thumb on your right hand now." The number of tons of freight carried has been ferers. gambols ol' this young fellow. equal fancy to me. and was alwaysask- We had a most sumptuous dinner— and shouting at the top of my voice. the cupboard, and produced a long flat “ But how did your coming do all tliis? * 32,960.20, including 13,713 tons of ice of the “ Because,” he answered, slowly, “ that Arctic Ice Company, being an increase over 1873 --lie must be tolerably fond of bath ing me to dine with him at the restau by far the best lie had ever given me. Tiie whole party smiled at my elforts, box, which he placed on the table. of 19,568.45 tons. Witcher, one of the party that went to ing.” I said to myself, “ to stay in that rant. Sometimes a friend of his dined which made me more furious ; and 1 re order you picked up I dropped.” lie drank verydeeply, and I am asham “ How many will his make?” asked “ Y ou?” The dyke bridge in Woolwich has been thorough the Black Hills, despite the federal troops, lee-bath so long:'’ for he was in it when with us—a man I disliked, why 1 knew ed to say I did the same—a tiling I am doubled my knocking aud calls for help. Scholvolski. “ Let’s see,” said the “ Yes. See here it is.” and unbuttoning ly repaired and the other bridges and the road has returned with favorable reports. it arrived, and how long he had been not, unless that it was that his express not given to at all; but whether it was All at once it opened witli a burst that President, and with a small gold key bed have been kept in good and safe condition; Twenty-live holes had been sunk, and gold his waistcoat, he showed me the unlucky particular attention having been paid to ditching there before, of course I could not say. ion was diabolical, sensual, cruel, and tiie hot night, the hot room, or the ex nearly knocked me backward, and the attached to his watch-chain he unlock ornament. was found from grass to the bed of the rock. 1 turned away to dress, and had put pitiless. I told my friend Scholvolski huge janitor entered. I rushed at the the cuts. The specimens ne has brought back aro cellence o f the wine, ( it was the best ed the box. IIow be glared at the con “ Put it away, for Heaven's sake,” I cried, Owing to the careful and efficient supervision ot pronounced very rich. oil iny trousers am! shirt, when I looked one day that I wouldn’t join him again Johannisherg, two napoleons the bot closing door; but he was too quick for tents ! “ His will be the n in th !” said “ it makes my arm ache so! ” the superintendent and the constant and faithful round to see if he was out yet or per if he asked his friend. To which lie tle, ) I know n o t; all 1 remember is, me. It was shut again in an instant; the President. “ Pardon me, my friend, but I want you attention of the employes of the road, trains have A St. Paul, Mianesota, despatch, says forming any strange untie; hut he was replied laughingly, “ Oil, lie’s not a bad and he stood with his hack against it. “ Pass it round,” asked Scholvols i, to know everything. Now, to conclude, run with almost entire freedom from aoeidents, no that a bill rspsaling the railroad law of last we rose late, having had great arguments and tell you how I came to he lneky enough person having been injured on the road for the no longer to lie seen. I looked for his fellow, only his face is so much against about Russian polities, secret societies, “ Put him in the chair,” said the Pres who was close to m e; and when it was to save vou.” year, and with very small losses of property. year passed the House, 67 to 28, indicating clothes, which where still there, but no him.” and other tilings connected witli bis ident to this big brute. put down in front of him my curiosity The Rolling Stock is the same as at the date of a great change in popular sentiment. The “ On tiie afternoon we arived I went off Wisconsin Legislature has ordered to athird signs o f the bather. Good heavens! If I had been in Russia I should not country ; aud I felt anythin but firm on “ All right, master,” was his reply, tempted me to look within it too. Hea to the Post-ofliee to ask for letters. It was the last report, and is all in good condition. Negotiations for the construction of the Penob reading a hill which continues the Potter what was that? A hand surely ! yes! have acted as incautiously as 1 did. In my legs. and, walking to a cupboard, he brought vens! what did I see? A row of mortal there I must have lost this. After dinner law and adds more obnoxious features. I started to ascertain if you were still at scot Bay aud River Railroad have at times seemed and now another, and a head ! and a the first place, 1 should not have en “ I'll see you home, old fellow,” lie out a sort of arm-chair with straps and thum bs! to be at the point of completion, but the work has murmured scream lor help ! To jump couraged the intimacy of Scholvolski, said, taking my arm aud leading me ropes, which he placed iu the centre of I shut my eyes at the horrid sight, the Kursaal. Thinking I might meet some not yet been commenced. It is hoped, however, Fast Day in Massachusetts, Thursday, in. just as 1 stood, half dressed, and of my secret friends, I looked to see if the that definite and certain arrangements may be and in the second, 1 should not have out. “ A lla n s for home, sweet home ! the room, and then beckoned me to sit and I felt my blood run cold on hearing order was safe, and found to my dismay, it April 8th. haul him on land was the work of an opened my lips aud spoken so freely of You’ve got your order all right, haven’t in it. Scholvolski say, with a laugh. “ Karl, made at an early day for the commencement of was gone! As I walked up to the Kursaal, the work the coming season. In the case of Ann Eliza vs. Brigham instant. Russia before his friend—1 should have you ? ” he shouted in iny ear ; and glar “ Xo 1” I exclaimed, “ I’m not going you will have to enlarge this space ; our I carefully looked on the ground which, by No arrangement has been mode for a steamboat He was unconscious, and. till I felt set him down at once for a deadly spy. to be put tamely in that chair;” and I Young, Judge McKean of Utah has ordered ing down oil it, his face, to my distem friend’s thumb here” ( and he touched the light of the extraordinarily brilliant connection at Rockland. There are several boats that she receive $3000 for attorney’s fees his heai-tugently beating. 1 thought him But here in Europe I could alford to pered vision, appeared to have turned caught up the one I had been leaning my thumb, which lay outstretched, my moon, I could distinguish distinctly. I in the market suitable for the purpose, but the Di and $500 per month alimony pending tho dead: after much labor, rubbing, chaf laugh at all such ideas, and put the yellow. against, determined to hold my own. arm being bound to the arm of the chair) saw it nowhere. At the Post-ofiie I looked rectors have no authority to purchase. It is sug trial—alimony to date from filling of com ing, and administering brandy, which I thought of spies, midnight arre-ts, the “ What is it you want of me? Is it to carefully, especially on the steps, when an gested that the Stockholders take the matter into “ Oh, yes, I’ve got it safe enough,” I “ is very large.” consideration at their next annual meeting.” plaint twenty months ago. providentially had w ith inc, I got him knout, and all such barharites out of official asked me what I had dropped. I laughingly answered, “ I’m not going to rob me? Because, if so, I will quietly “ The night is half over,” said the told him a small jewel; he then said he had into a hackney carriage, and, learning my head, and give my opinion as loud lose such a treasure as that.” give you everything I have ; but if you President, “ and we’ve lots to do before Sir Charles Lyell, the eminent English seen an English gentleman pick it up and Attention to the Old.— A little his address from a card in his pocket, aud as long as I choose about Russia “ Xo, mind you don’t,” he shouted think you are going to play any tricks, dawn, so come, Karl, the hatchet; and fasten it in his coat. Then I was fright geologist, is dead. had him driven to his home. and her customs. This I did very fre thoughtful attention, how happy it make, again, aud looked yellower than ever. you are very much mistaken; for the Scholvolski, you write the card to attach ened, for if any of my society were to see tlia old. They have outlived most of the M. Buffett. President of the French As I shall never forget the scene when, quently—more especially as I was con By this time we had passed through first man who approaches me I ’ll to it, as a memoir of to-night’s good it in his coat, it would cost him his life, I friends of their early youth. How lonely sembly, has decided that he will undertake the cabmen and myself helping the poor stantly led on to do so by my friend the vestibule, and he hailed a carriage b rain !” work.” knew; so I tore all round tho Kursaal, their hours! Often their partners in life the forming of a new Ministry. half-drowned fellow from the cab, the Scholvolski. I hardly concluded when the big por which was shutting up, but could find no have long filled silent graves; often their off the stand. Great God ! my thumb too large for trace of anyone with the order, nor of you. hall door opened, and his widowed I had been about a month at Hom “ Get in,” he said, quite roughly. ter threw himself heavily upon me, and, the space! the hatchet? What does it children they have followed to the tomb. Late reports from Cuba show that the I wandered about long after the rooms They stand solitary, bending on their staff, mother and only sister came shrieking burg, my mother was wonderfully im “ Xo, thanks,” I replied. “ I prefer with the assistance of two or three more, all mean? 1 knew I had to die, but not were closed; and at last was going home Spanish troops are still nnable to deal with "down the garden to the gate, fancying waiting till the same call shall reach them. the insurgents with anytMng like effective proved, and very anxious to get back the fresh air, and will walk home ; so I was placed in the chair and bound be tortured to death ; not to have my very disconsolately, when I met a man How often they must think of absent, la we were bringing his corpse. home, when a most curious circumstan good night, and good-by.” down so securely as to be unable to limbs hacked off before my eyes. The hurrying along in the oiqiosite direction, ness, and the latter are acting with in mented faces; of the love which cherished creasing boldness. In a few hours he was conscious and ce happened to me. I had not received “ Oh, do just drive with me as far as move hand or foot. My tongue was thought was too fearful. and in whom I recognised a Russian friend, them, and the tears of sympathy which fell a member of my society. We chatted for on the way to recovery. In the mean a letter from Catrina formore than three my lodgings; and we’ll walk back to free, though; and, most foolishly, I Although 1 was nearly unconscious, with theirs, now all gone. Why should The standing committee of tiie Episcopal time the good people had ins'-i -;1 on my commenced cries for help. Iu a couple some minutes, when looking at his watch, not the young cling around and comfort weeks and was getting uneasy. I was your house together,” he pleaded, in his half dead with fright, I have a dim rec he told me he must hurry, or he should convention for the diocese of Kentucky going to bed, and had ordered their quite willing to return home, being im old, kind, gentle way; and, as it was of seconds 1 was gagged, and then I ollection, of seeing the porter come up them, cheering their gloom with songs and have resolved not to consent to the conse man-servant to rub me well e. iia liram ly miss the fun. happy smiles. patient to ascertain if any letters had our last night together, I thought I’d was indeed helpless. to me with a short hatchet in liis hand, “ What fun ?” I asked. cration of Dr. De Koven as Bishop of Illi and swathe me iu hot in is. '.pooh- arrived from Russia, and had been for humor him, so I got into the cab. lie “ Now,” said the President, “ let us and unbind my forearm, laying it iu a “ Oh, some Englishman or half Russian, nois. pooh’d it at first, ’ it lifts w.ti tie:’ t.ie Last Saturday morning the water in the warded and lost. I wrote a long, lov gave some directions iu a low tone to get on quickly. Come, Scholvolski, sort of iron groove which he fitted on half English, has got hold of some of our By an accident on the New York and excitement of*the ail u' iia.f tt ii oil'; your evidence.” private signals, knows all about our socie Saco River wes six inches above the dam, ing letter to Catrina, telling her I had I lie cabman, and off we drove in tho the arm of the chair; then binding it the highest for several months. It has New England Railroad Monday at Evart's, and as soon as I gotlhoroiighh warmed ; missed her usual weekly dispatch, in opposite direction to my home. Two And, to my astonishment, this man, down again on this, and separating iny ty, and tins very afternoon lias been public ly wearing our order; how he got it no been fifty-three inches below. The mills four employes were injured badly. Tho through by the stiff jorum of boiling forming her also of iny mother's con or three times I asked my companion whom I had thought my friend, took thumb from the other fingers, by cov would run night and day if there was water five o'clock train on the Boston and Maine, brandv and water, which made me feei one can say. He has been galled into at valescence, and of my impatient desire where on earth we were going to ; but out a small pocket-book, and from it ering them with a sheet of lead, which tending the meeting, and is to be tried to enough. met with an accident at Georgetown. Af most deliciously drowsy. 1 thought 1 to get back to Russia and make her he sat silent, pulling a cigar, and look read all the conversations we had to ' fitted down tightly to the ehair. For night. I'm oft' to see what Frushinkoff ter tile engine had passed the swith the should do the wise and proper thing in ing very serious; and seeing we were gether, the opinions I had expressed to switch rod brake throwing off and badly my wife with as little delay as possi the life of me, I couldn’t resist the temp- and Scholvolski intend to do with him." Dr. E. C. Neal has been chosen by the damaging three cars. No passengers were accepting their kind offers. ble. in the country, I could not stand it any him on secret societies in particular, ' tition to look at the diabolical machine. Off we both started, called a carriage, Trustees of the Insane Hospital, as one of Some time in the evening I awoke the Assistant Physicians of that institution, injured. We settled to leave Homburg the fol longer, so I leaned out of the cab and winding up by telling them how I had : I found what I have described above, and arrived shortly after at the awful and found a complete set of clothing house. The door-keeker wouldn't admit and will soon enter upon the discharge of lowing day. and 1 went to post my let asked the coachman where he was driv displayed to him iny new order, and and also—oh, horror!—my thumb lay All sorrows, without God, are poisonous; laid out for me : so, feeling as right as a me at first because I couldn’t show my or his duties. Dr. Neal has for several years ter and bid adieu to my friends. Coin ing. 1 did not catch his answer, for at how I had also shown my knowledge of on a massive piece of lead, much cut but all sorrows, and burdens, and disap trivet, 1 jumped up and dressed. Being der; but, luckily, my friend was a very im been employed as Assistant Physician in the ing out of the post-office, on the bottom this moment we pulled up at a solitary, the private whistle. about, and stained bright red ! portant member of the society, and be hospital for the Insane in Illinois, and is pointments, and chagrins, and shames, dressed. I went out to inquire how the and apparently unihabited house. I now nerved myself for one final highly spoken of as a gentleman and physi and all forms of worldly besetment and step I saw something glittering in the As he sat down, seemingly perfectly came guai antee for me. trouble wiht God. though for the present patient was getting on ; and, as I opened “ Here we are. Jump out,” said' satisfied witli what he had done, I was dash for liberty and life. “ If I could “ We entered the room and were recog cian. my door, the one vis-a-vis opened also, sun. I picked it up—it was the pret they ous not joyous but grievous, afterward tiest little ornament I ever saw. A Scholvolski. well aware tliat I was trapped in the only get free from the chair and get nized directly, and every one began to tell work the peaceable fruit of righteousness. and the mother came forward with both The cab drove on rapidly toward den of a Russian secret society which hold of that hatchet, I’d back-myself to us what the culprit had done. Walter B. Nutter of Cape Elizabeth has hands outstretched. scarf-pin, evidently made to fasten like “ But the fool has fainted, and we want Homburg. bore me some terrible grudge—whether get out— if—” A desperate shake, a horse farm at Scarboro, four miles from •• Where Is the hoc, Sambo ? ” “ Wid de rake “ Now vou are yourself again, let me a brooch, about the size of a shilling; ! him to come to, that we may finish him,” Portland, containing three hundred acres. for having spoken so openly and seof- plunge, and wiggle. No use, the giant g iid Frushinkoff to me. Massa.” “ Well, where is the rake? ” “ Widde give you a mother’s blessing for having aud round it some cabalistic figures in “ My lodging,” he replied, at the same He has now twenty-five thorough bred fiugly of it, or for wearing the^wretched was down upon me like an avalanche hoe.” “ Bat where are both ? ” "Why bofto- saved her only son :” and with these closed within a garter ; two letters in time giving the peculiar whistle I had Let me see him,” I said; “ I know a horses from fillies to breading mares and I made one more futile attempt at shout little about medicine, and perhaps can suc words she raised her hands, and placing terwoven in tiie centre on red and blue heard that afternoon in the gardens. order I had found. How I cursed it stock horses. He intends to bring the geder; you -pears to be bery ’ticular this morn ing but was instantly gagged. ceed.” farm up to the capability of subsisting one them on my bowed head, exclaimed, enamel—the letters being in brilliants; As he finished speaking, a small pan and my ill luck in picking it up 1 ing.” a blue enamel 7 at the top, and the let- When I was fixed, the President “ They made way for me, and I stood be hundred horses. “ May God bless you and reward you el in the tipper portion of the door One after another of the men seated side the fainting man. Oh, my friend, ter K. hanging from the bottom in plain opened ; whereupon Scholvolski said at the table, and to whom I bad at times said, — A man “ down east” returned his newspaper for the great good you have done, and what an awful shock! for it was you, my Tho storm of Monday extended over a E°'1'- ' two or three sharps words which I did spoken, got up, and repeated all that I Gentlemen and brothers, all is pre- dear, good brother. It was you who had to tho printing-office' with “ jackass ” written on may all the household lay down their large portion of the northern States, and the margin, and in the next issue the editor stated lives at any time to render you a ser I thought the best way to find its not catch, and the noise of unlocking had said to them, and generally a good pared : is it your wish that the traitor i picked up the order I dropped, and had was the severest of the season. owner was to wear it myself; so I stuck and unbaring the door immediately fol- deal more. should lose his right thumb. suffered snch agony for my carelessness. The herb house of the Shaken at Mt. the fact, and wound np the paragraph by asking vice.” -Will our indignant subscriber please to 1st She 1heu kissed me once on the fore it in the left lappel of nty coat, and on lowed. When all had had their say, the Pres They all silently raised their hands. •• I immediately protested against their Lebanon, New York, was burned Saturday. ns head aud twice on the chin, in Russian my black coat it glistened famously. I “ Enter,” said my friend. ident rose, and said: “ Gentlemen The President-Good, it is. Is it j treatment. I told them that it was my or- Loss $50,000; incendiary. know at what stable he can be band 7 " O rganization o f t iie C ity G o v e r n s the tgmainder being divided between Mr. *’.• . About Town. Any one having a good secdM»-hand offic Locnl Brevities.—Another little snow m en t.—'The memberselectofthctwoBoarditelajlr the present Mayor, and another Thom aston. who are fond of stepping to tho music finished New Adeertle^tnenta. desk which they wish to dispose of, may find sale storm Tuesday night. Two inches or more of R eligious.— Rev. G. P. Mathews, of Auburn, the evening with a dance. Music was furnished of the City Government met at tlijir roomrpandldate. A motion to. yiake the nomi- Report bf KocUavu National Bank. for it, by applying at this office. snow fell. The weather prophets have promised will preach at the Baptist church on Sunday for the levees by an orchestra made up by the on Monday, at 10 o’clock, according to tho' nation nanimotis Was objected to, and a Report of Georges National Bank. EF The next meeting of the Rockland District -tfs two or three more and we hope they will please Ttaurswlay, 'itlarcli II, IS15. Dental Card—S. Tibbetts, Jr. next. members of the band. They devoted much time gooi> ileal o f’feeling^was manifested by Ministerial .Association will be held at the Meth hurry them up and have done with it.—Mr. Rose, provisions of the city charter. The mem Spring Millinery—Mrs. I. Bailey. The monthly sociable of the Methodist society in to their rehearsals and our music-loving friends ■ - t ■ ■VlT those who were oppos&fto Mr.-Stickney’s odist church in this city next week, beginning at Clerk of Courts, has removed to his new quarters Notice toktvr PatroM-and the Pub bers elect of the Board of AldermeiJ. were Riehardson’s Weekly. their vestry on U ednesday evening of last week were pleased with their performance. Boots, Shoes, Rubbess, &c.—Herbert Lovejoy. 2 P. M. on Tuesday and continuing through the n the Court House. The Register of Probate and called to order by the Mayor and the usual nomination. This feeling caused the de was attended by a large company, and was a very On Wednesday evening of last week both these lic. For Sule — Rockland Shoe Faotory. three following days. The meetings will be pub Register of Deeds will soon follow.—Any person committee on credentials was appointed fection which gave 184 votes to Mr. Blake. enjoyable affair. The entertainment of the occa plays were presented, to a crowded house. Music £ a VJNO purch ased all the printing .prewes, ma- Safe for Sale—Vose & Porter, lic and all who are interested will be welcome to wanting anew safe of small size and most approved who reported the Aldermen elect present Another election will take place on the 18th, sion were considerably heightened by the fact that C^lppiw, .type, materials andjixturvs pf the * Rock j y Unless the weather of the next two days is come. pattern may obtain one at a good bargain at this was furnished for tho occasion by the Damariscot land. Pnhlisliiag.Dompany ” and leased the building from all the wards, with credentials in due the result of which in so close a contest it a number of our citizens took advantage of the too unpropitious, our friends and customers can If any of our readers has the numbers of office.—There is a woman in a neighboring town ta Baud, and those beat qualified to ju Ige of its fonnei^^fcenjjied by thim for |,\iblisfflng the Rockland may be difficult to predict. opportunity to inflict a caning upon Rev. L. II. form. The Board proceeded to ballot for find us thereafter at our new quarters, 210 Main the Gazette, from July to October, 1862, contain unhappily addicted to drinking and neglecting her merits highly appreciated their performance. We Daily G)dbe,it\ip Ruukland* Gazette newspaper Beau, the pastor of that society. In the midst of learn that the gross receipts of the entertainments and job priutlngieatoblishaa^nt will be removed to our a Chairman of the Board of Aldermen and street, a few rods north of our present loeation.- ing the series of papers upon “ The Ancient Great family, and her husband having forbidden the the confusion and festivities of the gathering, for the three evenings were about $375, and the new.quarters, 2K)*3tatif Street, about the lStli inst., oi Alderman Merrill was elected, but declined. New Hampshire Election. 75?" An article giving the statements of the Glacier of the Penobscot Bay,” contributed to drivers ot public carriages to give her conveyance, •irlthft'V 'llctk ni^rBi'rikr: w c hive- b o if t ie rami Maj. J. H. II. Hewett advanced toward Air. Bean band will probably net something like $275, A second ballot resulted in the choice of operations of the Knox and Lincoln Railroad for our colums by the late Dr. John Delaski, and she has walked three or four miles to this city to extensive and thoroughly appended printing estnb unexpectedly, with an elegant gold-headetl ebony which will cancel the debt contracted for their Alderman. Eugley, who aoeepted. The Retums from all but eight towns in N. the test. year, quoted from the Directors’ Report* willing to dispose of them, he is requested to in obtain liquor. The jail is too good a place for those Hshmentin this sect!ou of the State and shall lie pre cane, and addressed him as follows : neat and tasty uniforms and leave a balance in pared to execute all orders for book and job printing usual notice of temporary organization II. .foot up as follows:—259 towns and will be found on our first page, having been form us of the fact. who will supply liquor to such persons.—The Bito. Bean : I am charged with the very agree their treasury. promptly, In the best manner and at reasonable rates. was exchanged between the two Boards, crowded out of our last issue. foundation for the new vault of the Rockland wards-givo Cheney (Rep.) 38,771; Roberts 2 ^ “ By reference to his card in another col able duty of presenting you this cane, the gift of The meetings at the Baptist Church are still To Printers. after which they met in joint convention, (Dem.) 38,688; W hite (Tern.) and scatter An alarm of fire occurred at about nine umn, it will be seen that Dr. S. Tibbetts, Jr., Savings Bank is being put in. It is built up of a number of your friends in Thomaston, a slight Having already a well appointed job printing office, continued day and evenings. Several conversions when the oath of office was administered, o’clock last evening, aecasioned by the house of Dentist, is soon to remove to Albany, N. Y. 1 solid hard-burned brick, from a granite founda- expression of their esteem,exceedingly appropri before our late purchase, and haying very recently pu ing, 678. The towns yet to be heard from ate to your pastoral office. For perhaps no office were reported during the first two weeks, but we bv the Mayor to all the Aldermen and Capt. Byron A Candage, on the old Thomaston road Tibbetts, who is one of our “ Rockland boy: tough steel. A hard nut, that, for a burglar to a new dres6 of type on the Gazette, we have a largi gave last year: MeCutehius 281, Weston, or employment better symbolizes the office of our do not learn of any new cases. Nevertheless the taking tire around the chimney. The fire was lias built up a very successful practice here and crack.—A small portable steam boiler made for Savior and has commanded more universal re am mint of duplicate material which we will sell for Councilmei) elect, except Councilman Vea- 313, scattering 7. Adding hist year’s vote brethren and sist ers ci n.iuue to work in faith cash, at good bargains. Among the machinery and his work and professional skill have been in high spect of mankind than that of Shepherds—such zie, who affirmed, and Councilmen Ward- in these towns gives the Republicans a net exteuguished with slight damage. The fire de the purpose, has been put in operation by the Wa materials we will dispose of is 1 new half medium were many of the mighty men of God, teachers that a greater harvest is yet to be gathered in. well and Jones, who were absent. partment was out promptly in oflicient order. repute. We regret his removal and wish him ter Company, to thaw out frozen pipes.—Daniel Globe Press, with ink fountain, etc, cost $500; 1 new gain of 2,788, and Cheney’s minority 634. and rulers, of old. Such were they who first Our adjourned town meeting came off on Mon success in the wider field of professional exertion M. Fay, a stone-cutter lately employed at Dix Is quarto Universal Press, with ink leuntain,. etc., cost The Common Council was permanently For Congress, Jones (Dem.) is reported Yesterday noon J udge Virgin assigned Tues hailed our Savior’s nativity, and welcomed Him day of this week. The business of the warrant upon which lie is to enter. Mr. T. E. Tibbetts, who land, died in a fit nt a house on the Point ou Mon to earth in his glorious mission of man’s redemp $380; 500 lbs Brevier, QUO lbs Minion and 250 lbs Non organized by tiie unanimous re-election of elected in first district, Bell (Dem.) in sec day evening of next week for the hearing of the was quietly dispatched. Three votes were passed pareil type, all nearly new; various fouts of new Jol is to succeed to the business of his brothe day. “ Rum did it.” —The H. G. Bird Eu£ tion. How fitting than that in our dav, pastor Tr u e IL P ie r c e , E sq , as President and ond and Blair (Rep.) in third. The Repub petition for an injunction to restrain the sheriff of aud shepherd should denominate such as are the setting off the property of as many citizens from Type, a complete outfit of chases, rules, leads, daslfcs, lias been a considereable time in traiuing and Company held their levee and dance last Friday etc., for a seven-column paper, good as new, etc., etc Mr . E noch D a v ie s as C lerk. licans probably have a small majority in Knox County from executing'Wagner and Gordon. keepers ot the flocks of Gods children on earth! their several school districts to others, although practice with Dr. T. and will no doubt deserve evening and enjoyed a very pleasant time.—Soft Also, at a great bargain, the power press (may be run The Judge would not fix a hearing in the day The ancient shepherd bore the staff is the em the meeting was informed of the fact that the A joint convention was then held for the the House. The Senate will stand 5 Re blem of his office, his sceptre and badge of au by bond) on which the Gazette is now printed. Apply time, being un willing to delay any jury trial to well of the public. weather Wednesday, with a slight fall of damp election of City Clerk and C h a r l e s A. publicans and 5 Democrats, with no choice thority. So your firiends, therefore, selecting the written assent of the municipal officers and school ut onoe. VOSE & PORTER. hear this matter. Judge Tapley appeared for The citizens of Vinalhaveu should ap snow during part of the day and temperature at committee as, provided by law, had not been se D a v is, E sq .; was elected, he receiving 21 in two districts. There is no election of modern representative of thrt ancient staff, pres Wagner and D. N. Mortland, Esq., for Gordon. preciate their obligations to the managers of the about 30 ° during the day.—A safe investment ent to you this cane, in recognition of your right cured in either case. Do our voters suppose that -votes and Mr. A. J. Erskjne 5. Governor by the people, and the duty of for $100 can be found by consulting our advertis ful claim to the title of faithful pastor and shep- The City Election. tigT Our harbor was closed by ieeon the 16th of Fox Island and Rockland Steamboat Company and the provisions of this section are inoperative as Both Boards then adjourned to Tuesday selection will devolve upon the Legislature, ing columns.—The levee of the Methodist Sunday- '•herd. ’ And should the unsteady steps of declin- January ami there have been only about four days the officers of the “ Clara Clarita ” for the ing years render this staff a stay and comfort, regards the town of Warren ? The second balloting for Mayortook place evening of next week. which will doubtless cleet Cheney, the Re school, ou Tuesday evening, was largely attended, since, up to this week, when vessels could move ous efforts they have made to keep up their trips be then shall it remind you of those who knew you to The only excitement of the meeting grew out of on Tuesday and resulted in tlje . election of publican candidate, tween the island aud this city under the difficul very pleasant and quite successful.—The St. Da respect and esteem you in the strong miuhood of a request by Mr. A. AI. Jameson, the Collector of Hon. Samuel Bryant, by a majority of 23, 2 T E x -S cn atb r S eh u ri, in His re cen t lec the harbor. The ieo is well broken up to-day life’s meridian. ” ties of the ice blockade. They have lauded at vid’s T. A. Society are having a handsome ban the town for 1874, to be releasetl from the collec on a total vote of 1371. The whole num ture in this city, while expressing sympa At the annual meeting of the K. & d we hope that in a day or two more the har Owl’s Head and Rockport when they could not ner painted in New York.—Another littie snow As soon as Air. Bean was able to recover him tion of the taxes for 1875, which he agreed at the b er o f votes cast w as 19 less th an at the first bor will be entirely clear. thy with tfin, efforts to repress the evils of L. R. It. Company, on Wednesday, the get into our harbor aud the boat shows the storm last night, but to-day is quite pleasant aj self from this unexpected assault, he responded as first meeting to assume for the compensation of balloting. Mr. Bryant’s vote was increased Mr. Herbert Ellems has left at our office a the traffic iv strong drink,-regarded it as former board of Directors were re-elected. nature of the work she has had to do. Nobody follows:— $1.75 per $100. He asserted that he had made w patent kerosene burner, which dispenses with 89,.while M r.’Lovejoy> was diminished IS great mistake that the prohibitionists, The. .mutter of the Bay & River Railroad could have done more to serve the public, under Sapremc Judicial Court. “ Thank you, brother ; and through you I wish this offer in competition with another man without the necessity for a chimney, gives a good light to express to the donors of this cane my sincere and Mr. Bowler’s diminished 61. The while attempting to extirpate dram-drink liseussed, and a committee of.twenty- such circumstances, than the managers of this lue consideration and that it wa3 not a sufficient ami does not smoke. It appears to us to he a K nox County—ALutcu Teem. thanks for their highly appreciated gift, presented Democrats worked hard to get but their ing by law, did not provide, something bet nine was appointed, including the Direet- line. to me by you. You expressed the hope, that, if I -•ompensation. The town vote I to excuse Mr. ;ood invention, and if found to dispense with all vote, but many Republicans evidently did ter than the grogshops ,to take their, place :> confer with the Directors of At the close of the meeting of the City VIRGIN, J. Presiding. should live till old age and infirmity are upon me, Jameson, and Mr. Alden M. Watts was then chosen necessity for a chimney, it will certainly be ex as I lean upon this staff, it will remind me of my not vote. The fact that both Mr. Lovejoy in supplying the desire for recreation and the Bay schooner. Walker, Dunn & Co. have a slipped on the iey ledge and fell on his gun, both credit upon those teachers who have had them in are just and right, that they may search out the peace, order, morality and welfare of the rightly inferred the cx-Senators position Tothe Editor of the Gazette : I have often been from Hurricane, and $550,000 f r government barkantinc on the stocks which they will finish, barrels of which were discharged into his left side, asked how many funerals I have attended dur charge. truth, that they may defend the innocent, that they community, we therefore call upon him to buildings at Philadelphia, for which theDix Island ami perhaps will build additional vessels. Stetson, passing directly across his body am I cutting from the tenor of Ihs remarks on this sub ing my ministry and though I have never pre Before the class received their diplomas, the may deal out justice to the guilty, ami thus ad be faithful to the responsibility lie assumes : Gerry & Co. will probably build a schooner. through theab lominal muscles to 'the peritoneum, ject, he is, in our view, somewhat at fault, tended to state the number with mathematical ex Principal Prof. A. A. Woodbridge, was presented mite Co. furnish the stone. vance Thy peace and good-will among men. To this court here assembled, grant Thy guid The Georges river is open, and soon the river One charge came out near the median line of the and use his official exertions and influence i in two respects. When wo say that “ you actness, yet I have always designed that my state by the members, as a class memento, with We have received a letter from a subscri ments should not exceed the fact. While ad ance and blessing. Fill the judge with a sense ot will be altogether free from ice. body, the other lodged just above the right hip to secure, as far as possible, a vigorous, : cannot make a man virtuous by act of par- elegant silver ice pitcher and salver, in accepting ber in St. Louis, formerly a resident of Rockland, the greatness and responsibility of his office. Give dressing the large number assembled at the fu The lime manufacturers will soon fire up on bone. His brother lifted him into the dory and persistent and impartial enforcement of the 1 liament,” we express an undoubted truth: neral of Rev. John Hemingway and wife, I re- j which he paid a feeling tribute to the class. Ap denouncing Carl Schurz in very vigerous terms the members of the bar strength to defend the right, to plead the cause of the innocent and in their kilns. brought him to Monhegan, and a crew immediate law s. but when a State*enacts a law to prohibit marked that I had attended some two thousand propriate remarks were made by Revs. C. P. Nash and saving he has no support among Republican: funerals, and I was not a little supprised when jured, to condemn the guilty, and to administer The schooner owners are overhauling their ves ly started with a row-boat for a surgeon, but be-, We give below the full official vote for and S. L. B. Chase, and the whole affair in that city. the laws. Give the members of the jury minds a social vice of great danger to. tbe'public recently (and I suppose correctly,) informed that sels, aud making preparations for the business of coming entangled in the ice did not get through M ay o r on T u e s d a y : success. Rev. J. IL Ward will deliver the last of hi: ami hearts to perceive the truth, to see that jus morals (as for example, gambling"), or a a brother clergyman, whom I had regarded as a spring. to St. George until Sunday morning. Here they Christian gentleman, referred to that remark in tice is done as between man and man, ami to stand Bryu Lovejoy. Bowler. Scat. Total. At the close of the term of the Miscllaneous course of social lectures, at Farwell & zVmes Hall, procured Dr. A. Woodside, of this (own, and ar crime against person or property, there is the preser.ee of a number of persons and spoke of on the side of the innocent. Direct us in all our There has been a very large amount of kiln- next Sunday evening, upon “The Friends of no logic in the assertion that the State re it as a gross exaggeration-, giving as a reason for School ending last Friday, the pupils presented to doings with Thy most gracious favor and further wood. hauled into this town this winter, larger than rived back at Monhegan with the Doctor at about his incredulity the great disparity between that their teacher, Mr. J. T. Young, three volumes of those who Labor.” All are invited. us with Thy continual help, that in all our works one o’clock 1*. M. Dr. Woodside found the patient lies upon its penal statutes to reform its vi begun, continued and ended in Thee; we may glorify usual. .All the lime manufacturers have a large number and the number In? had attended poems, as a token of their friendship a ;d high es N. -A. Burpee Engine Co., with their la stock of wood ou hand.. suffering very much pain, but after dressing the cious classes. But yet, by implication illustrating his idea of tin? matter by telling the Thy holy name ami finally by Thy mercy obtain teem for him. A volume of poems was also pre wounds, removing the clothing, wadding and s l i- from his words, one might suppose Mr. story of the man wiio v. as so addicted to exaggera dies, had a supper at their Engine Hall last even everlasting life, through Jesus Christ, our Lord, Four timber-laden vessels have been detained tion that his brethren felt it their duty to reprove sented, as an expression of like feelings of regard ing, followed by a dance at Washington Hall. who has taught us to say, Our Father who art in down the river by the ice embargo. One qf these Zy-Jircshot from the same, the patient seemed Schurz to entertain the view that this is Heaven, hallowed be Thy name, Thy Kingdom him and when they did so he frankly confessed his to the assistant teacher, Miss M. A. Hilton. The The alarm of fire interfered with the festivities, vessels has tiinbex- for Walker, Dunn Co. One quite easy, and ou Wednesday, when .the Doctor what the friends of prohibitory liquor laws , fault and said he had shed barrels of tears over conic, Thy will be done mi earth aa it is in Heav presentation was made by II. A. Sweetser, and at but they were resumed afterward and a good timber for Hon. Edward O’Brien, and two timber Monhegan, he was very comfortable, and are attempting to do. The drink traffic it. en. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive g ^ O n e o f the m ost im p o rtan t duties o f the its conclusion the school partook of a bountiful re lime enjoyed. us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass i for Samuel Watts & Co. there were some hopes of his recovery. At the being an offense against the peace, order I have never been in the habit of comparing new city government is to secure if possi notes with others, but have tried to do my own past, the principal surprising the pupils by adding S T Five search aud seizure warrants against against us. Ami lead us not into temptation, but The cane presented to Rev. L. II. Bean, was time of the accident, Mr. Stone had a powder- and welfare of society, it is prohibited, in deliver us from evil; for Thine is the kingdom, ble, an efficient, honest and incorruptible work in my own way. I cannot tell just how his share thereto. After the edibles were disposed saloons and hotels were issued last week on com from the jewelry establishment «f Cass Sumner. flask in his pocket, containing about half a pound order to remove the most fruitful source many funerals 1 have attended. For the first 14 ami the power, and the glory, forever ami ever. police organization: for the police are the of, the pupils were entertained by a few songs plaint of G. A. Perrigo, Esq., and search was Amen. The State...... of Ma.. " * Co. will hold a dance of powder, which exploded. Our Monhegan of demoralization and crime; and just so years of niv ministry I kept no record, and since instruments by which order must be pre then nothing that would perhaps properly be from some of the scholars ami select readings by made Friday and some liquor was obtained at two The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the ,u thi-ir hall ou Friday g. Master Oscar R. neighbors were fortunate in securing the services far as this prohibition is successfully en love of God, ami the fellowship of the Holy Ghost, , of Dr. Woodside, who was both attentive aud served and the laws executed, anil if the called a record; and yet Ido know th at in the the assistant teacher, Miss Hilton, which were places,Charles S. Coombs’s and John McNamara’s he with us all evermore. Amen. ' ’ | Burkett ,s to be the pr ou the occasion, and forced is temptation removed from those last eleven mouths I have attended ninety-four highly interesting. Mr. Young closed the school saloons. They were before Police Court Monday, he skillful in the treatment of tips case. force is not entirely and thoroughly reliable, funerals, which is a less number than the average After the usual proclamation at opening of who have become the victims of the appe the executive authority is at any time liable for the last sixteen years, this being accounted for with appropriate remarks.' We trust all his pu plead not guilty, were convicted and fined $‘50 Court, the Graud Jurors were called. They are < )ur citizens who attended the Railroad meeting Hoch port. to find its arm paralyzed anil its efforts in tite for strong drinks and they become the by the fact that I have been absent from home a pils will profit by his precepts and example and as jaeh, from which they appealed. They were or- the same as at the last term. The Traverse Ju at Bath on the 10th, were well pleased with their great deal more than in any other year during Our town m.eting, on Mon lay the 8:h, passel hopeful subjects of those better social at they go forth to the conflicts of life firmly adhere lercil to recognize and gave bonds for appearance rors were then called and sworn. They are as reception at the Shanon House and the splendid effectual. There have been statements the above named period, and was thus unable to off quietly and pleauntly. A largi amount of tractions which Mr. Schurz would employ to tiie principle that “ a good name is rather to be it 8. J. Court. Mr. Perrigo is doing a good work, diuner provided for them. They will all remem circulated prejudicial to members of the comply with many requests to officiate at fu follows: business was transacted and the meeting closed and the use of which cannot be too strong nerals. During the sixteen last years that 1 have chosen than great riches.” however inconsistent with his conduct in “ treat- F irst T raverse J ury.—Nathan A. Farwell, ber the Shanon House in future visit. force. We have heard them and without before three o'clock P. ’»I. The following officers ly urged, whether the liquor traffic be pro resided in ltoekland the number of funerals I have young men to liquor at Randlett’s. We Foreman, Rockland; Oliver Andrews, Camde undertaking to pronounce upon them, we attended has averaged something more than 100 Rev. C. P. Nash entered upon his labors ns Thomas S. Andrews, Thomaston; George were choscu for the ensuing y e a r:— J. F. S;et- hope he’ll go ahead. A ppleton.—The following is the list of town may say that they are of sufficient impor hibited or not. a year, and 1700 is within the number for the pastor of the Uuiversalist church last Sunday, Barnes, Camden; Avery F. Brown, Union; Joseph son, C. S. Packard an 1 A. It. Tolman, Select officers elected in Appleton:—Selectmen, A. II. tance to make it the duty of members of In the second place, the fair implication whole time. During the previous four years, 1 large congregations being present both afternoon City Council.—The closing meeting of the Bryant, Union;.lames Burns, Washington; Wil men ; E. A. Morrill, C le rk; E. M. Wood, T n u - attended 200, au Selectmen. Tolman receiving something over a hundred ma High Mass aud a sermon by Rev. Father Peterson. calling the docket and assigning eases for trial, H. Albert Andrews. S tations upon the honesty of the force should evil, but that a n y use of them fur this pur Capt. Robert Crockett and a very generous sum that »the oorner of the county lot, at corner tf jority. contributed, some good friends in the neighbor This society has recently received a very hand after which the Court adjourned till Wednesday, pose is injurious and therefore an excess Lime Rock and Union streets, may be used by the E. B. Hinkhr Quite a rivalry was started during the last b« established. The police force should hood of Blackington’s Corner made us an eve some regalia. It consists of a handsome baldric when the trial of civil causes began. city for the erection of a soldier’s monument, pro Ilollse: Assa week between the coaches from Rockport, Rock possess the confidence of the people, for All temperance effort, and of necessity all ning’s call at our own house and left us one hun of green velvet, bordered with giltjbraid, with Anson B. Bowler vs. Inhabitant of Washing Wm. U. Counce. ) dred dollars. The offerings named above were in vided the city will build a suitable fence round the land and Camden, in getting passengers from the whoso protection they are employed, and prohibitory legislation, proceeds upon this rosettes, and ornamented with one or more stars, M. II. Mathews, Town Agent. addition to the many other testimonials of esteem ton. Action to recover damages for injuries re principle. Therefore we cannot accept, the corner so occupied, and recommending that the Steamer Clara Clarita, which was obliged to land the people should require of their repre from other churches and many individuals. the eagle, harp aud shamrock, all in gilt. The ceived by reason of alleged obstruction in public Edwin Smith, Jr., Town Treasurer. proposition be accepted. The Committee were not her freight and passengers here. Ou Saturday sentatives in the City Council a careful and principle that the proper preventive or 1 never wrote but one sermon, and that I never officers’ regalia arc ornamented, in addition, with highway. On trial All Democrats and all elected without opposi prepared to estimate the eost of a suitable monu lost, the wharf was early filled with teams from conscientious consideration of this import cure for whisky-drinking is beer-drinking read in public, ami for it I was paid one huudred the proper iqsigna of their respecti ve offices. The Baker—Bliss. Jewett—Staples. tion except Moderator and 2d Selectman. and forty-four dollars. I have married 108 per ment. Accepted. the different places, all waiting anxjously for the ant matter. —it is total abstinence. We grant that the new banner which the society ljas ordered is ex The meeting i-aised $3000, to be assessed as sons in one year. I have always found it safe to Of Committee on New Streets, ou the matter of Camden. arrival of the boat. About noon,ffie boat nut Germans with their beer-drinking come trust in God and his people. pected within a few 'lays. This society is pro: labor tax on the roads, at an allowance of 20 cl a. Under our present charter and ordi grading Lime Rock street, widening of Summer P ersonal.—W. E. Currier for sometime past having put iu an appearance, the teams began to short of the excess of the Americans in J. K allocii. pering and doing good in the community. hoar per man, other labor in proportion ; nances the City Marshal, who is the head of Rockland, March 8, 1875. street aud construction of Main street sewer. The has been possessed of the idea that he is accumu move up street, and at about three o'clock begaq their more fiery and destructive portations. and $4000 to meet towu expenses for ensuing the police department, is elected by the J. D. May Engine Co. (juvenile) hold Committee reported that tljey had expended $5.- lating an immense fortune. He talks freely of it to leave for their several homes, the last one leav It 'wotrid be well if Americans who w ill levee and dance at Snow’s Hall, foot of Pleasant year. City Council, and the policemen are ap Congress. 684.59, as follows:—Grading Lime Rock street and promises much. This is by no means ing about half past four o’clock. We have since drink coufil confine'themselves to the Ger street, this evening. Give the lads a benefit. The great excitement of the day centered on the pointed by the Marshal,subject to confirma In the Senate, Wednesday, March 3d, the etc., $1068.55 widening and filling Summer street, pleasant hallucination and no one seems to enjoy been informed that the steamer made a landiLg at m an‘custom; but this would be impossible. time was occupied in discussing the sundry vexed high school question, which lias the merit tion by the Mayor and Aldermen. There Mr. Frank Sacker has completed the re $352.00; constructing Main street sewer, $3347.- it more than Bill, but it don’t pay bills, Owl’s Head so all tiie flurry was for nothing. civil appropriation bill. In the house, the at least of bringing out the voters and keeping The American temperament, as a rule, fitting aud re-furnishing of his barber-shop under 24; making surface connections with sewer $886,- Johu E. Soper, of Boston, a large creditor placed At the Democratic caucus, on Friday ovening, fore, under the the present system, the'first the report of the conference committees on them out until it is disposed of. There was little when the appetite for alcoholic stimulants the postoffice appropriation bill and hill in the office we have occupied so long aud are upon 80. Accepted. an attachment on Mr. Currier’s store goods, and tiie 5th, quite a rumpus wqs caused l.y what an d m ain point is to . t^ect* a C ity M arshal chance for discussion of the merits of the question, was formed, would not restrain itself to aid o f and to regulate railroads in the ter the point of leaving, lie has had the room ceiled Of Committee on Fire Department, on matter of closed its doors. some affirmed was tout play, the result of which who may be relied upon to maintain strict it being apparent that the voters came with minds guzzling an immense quantity of lager-beer ritories, were agreed to. The deficiency up to the bight of about three feet and a half, in constructing two reservoirs, to the effect that they S h ip Building.— Mr. IL Bean is preparin' was the secession of about forty or fifty, who voted ly the honesty and faithfulness of the force. made up beyond the chance of changing. The to obtain a given amoimt of alcohol, but bill was passed. The proceedings through ash aud black walnut ; the walls elegantly had expended $1267.61, accounts for which had build some kind of vessel the coming summer, with the Republicans on Monday. Next the responsibility rests with the May out were noisy and several heated debates house was polled and it was ascertained that the would take it in smaller quantities,but more papered and bordered ; a handsome new sink of been presented to Committee on -Accounts aud the Dailey ship yard, What it is to be is not yet Preparations are being made for the lecture on or and Aldermen, in whom the administra oecured. A complimentary resolve to the appropriation of $1000 asked for was lost,the vote oneentrated form. The American tippler hexagonal shape introduced containing three Claims and found correct. -Accepted. known, except it is to be about five hundred tons Wednesday evening, 10th, by Hon. Seth L. Milli tion of police is vested by the city charter, Speaker was passed. standing Yeas 117, Nays 150. Your correspon bowls with elegant marble slab on top ; new mir Of Com. on Accounts and Claims approving the burden. Timbers are already being left ou the ken. F. II. Shaw, Esq., has charge of the ap- and who may remove a policeman at any goes*to the devil with -a rush, as he does The Forty-third Congress dissolved dent “ Justice ” of last year will please take notice Thursday noon. The various appropriation rors, gas fixtures, etc. provided ; mug-racks and accounts of the two Committees last mentioned. ground. ;ments, and by the wav, he is going to work time. This responsibility should be faith everything else; while the German addles that the opponents of the appropriation were as bills were finally passed. The force hill stands for cologne, bay rum, etc., renovated and Accepted. A ll Sorts.—D. Knowlton & Co. have another we should say that he is the right kind of a man his slower brain by a -slower process. Let jubilant over their triumph as were the friends fully and fearlessly exercised. failed to get through the Senate. The improved, aud be has added four elegant new ad O f joint special commmittee ou claim of Jesse passenger car.—A trial of hor se speed was had for this sort of business, everything being ar us not attempt to remove a great evil by tbounty hill passed both branches but did of the school a year ago over theirs. But wc do "We wish to say, however, and to invite justable shaving ehairs, of handsome and expen Hart, that said claim is unjust. Accepted. on the 9th, inst., by horses from Camden and ranged so tb Stickney (Temperance Republican) re K obe.—The following are tfie officers elected at Brother’s Keeper!’ was played. Air. Teague was The Social Club of Hurricane gave a sheet and the city and yet his power is quite limited. In tile United States Senate, Tuesday, the ble to get into our harbor on account of the ice. ceived 1415, F. M. Laughton (Democrat), Overseer of the Poor, such balance as may be due the annual town meeting:—N. Alford, Moderator; J a^ain in his element in the character of “ Scrap pillow-case uiascjuerado ball on the 4th, a party W h at We -would su g g est is th a t th e o rd i new standing committees were elected, a On Sunday she forced a passage through the ice 1415, Newell Blake^lbl, and 2 scattering. him, when his accounts are examined and ap Abner Danton, W. J. Allen aud Abijah M. Crab- I the Rag-picker.” Miss Susie C. Starrett made an of about thirty-four couples being present. It waq nance relating to the office of City Marslial list of which appears in another column. in the harbor up to Railroad Wharf. On Monday The Republican candidate, Mr. T. G. Stick The Pinchback debate was continued, Mr. proved by Committee on zYccounts and Claims. tree, Selectmen; Henry M. Cole, Town Clerk; admirable “ Aunt Betsey.” Fred. Malcolm’s ren- a very enjoyable occasion. should be so .amended that that officer morning, the schooner Joseph Farwell came Order authorizing payment of $133.60 to Asa ney, who is chairman of the Republican Alorton concluding his argument anil Mr. John Fogler, Treasurer: F. L. Mansfield, Consta- dering of the “ Dashing Charlie Benton ’ The furniture carried from the house of B. shall be appointed by the Mayor, with the Alerrimon beginning bis in opposition to uudor a heavy press qt sail and with a stiff breeze , Crockett, for setting street monuments, Donahue while it was on fire still remains where ble and collector; W. II. Barlctt, Supervisor of perfectly natural, aud the other characters were approval of the Aldermen, and removed in county committee, was first nominated by a the resolution. blowing, and having forced a way through the ice ( Order authorizing Alayqr to transfer uuexpend- well given. “ Scrap's” wooing of Aunt Betsey it was left on the side of tl|e street^ enpqsed tq iho citizens’ temperance caucus on Tuesday Schools. the sauce manner. Then the executive some distance, got iutq the narrow channel which | et| balances qf any of the appropriations to the weather, waiting the arrival of the insurance . Recent patents issued to the citizens of was received with muol| applause. All the parts authority */id administration of police evening of last week, receiving 89 out of hail boon cut by the steamer, and being forced to ! Contingent Fund, and tq transfer from Contingent St. Oeortfe. this state: Green corn cutter,Volney Barker yjrere thoroughly eonjmittcd. qgeut. 107 votes, and accepted the nomination. follow it, she came on smartly up to the wharf and , f uuj such amounts as may be qecessary to bal- would be concentrated where the city char Otistield; apparatus for drying cloth, Amos At the annual town meeting held in this towu The tables in the hall below were well loaded A party of six persons started from here at half ter places it, and the Mayor could be held On Friday evening the Republican caucus Wilder, Augusta; plows, Arteuias Rigby, coftided with the Clara, the schooner’s jib-bopm auce the several appropriations which may be lAIonday last, the following were cho^n as town ^ tid e a of food to tempt the palates and the past three last Saturday afternoon, in a whale was held. The hall was crowded and Upper Stillwater; shaft tugs for harness, running through the steamer’s smokestack. Her overdrawn. ticers for the ensuing y e a r Moderator, noou i 1 to a more strict responsibility fqr the exe m g; Clerk, David S. Seavey; Selectmen, ladies in attendance took a goodly amount ot scrip- boat, to go to Rockland, and arrived at Owl’s Thomas E. Webber, Pittston; packages for cution of the laws. We commend Llyj Mr. Stickney was nominated on the second hurricane-deck rail was ojao brokep and sepje ° h- Order referring all unfinished business to next Head at half-past nine. They had hard work |o prints of butter, Alanson Robinson, Web illTam Gilchrest ; John Fuller, Samuel Sim- ^ e r the play Friday evening the settees were ( baitet, receiving rnoro than four hundred, er minor damage done. We understand the Q ty Coqnci|. q n s; 7'reasurer, Robert Long; Supervisor of deared frQm the hall and those of our young folks reach the u^ainland, as the passage was greatly matter to the careful consideration of the. ster; leather strap-sbaving machines, Al out of upwards of seven hundred votes— schooner was not damaged. j ^ j j 0Urned sine die. Rev. O. B icl^ r4 W ‘ City Council, bert G. Howard, Farmington. ^Qqlst obstructed wby ice. They were obliged to jump Americans are a Nation of Dyspeptics.— STATEMENT from cake to cake to j event the ice from crush We live fast, dissipate and fill early graves. W( SAFE FOR SALE! OF THE g -ze^ t e j x t ing the boat. The names of the party are T. A. drink all kiwis of alcoholic spirits, and swallow GROCERiES. i Landers, P. J. McCollough, Capt. Achorn.Tliont.t! without mastication, pork, grease, and every kind ^TNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., of life-destroying, system-clogging, indigestible L. Fahey, T. Eagan, John Donahue. food. Pit. Walker’s V egetable Vinegar Bit OF HARTFORD, CONN., We are selling Groceries A delegation of about fifty will go from here to ters will remove the evil effects, and the re will be sold for S I GO. Was bought by us with Globe establishment and only sold because we have a January- 1st, 1875, LOW to cash customers. Rockland, on the 17th, to attend the ball of the covered patient, with pure, vitalized electrical larger safe already. Apply at THIS OFFICE. blood flowing through his veins will have a clear Hibernian S j iiety. The State Delegate and State C. E. SHAW & CO. er head ami a cooler judgment, which added to Rockland, Dec 30, 1874. 3m4 Secretary have been oft' making the necessary ar experience, will cause him to abstain in the fu- HERBERT LOVEJOY, rangements. ure. 4w9 DEALER IN SPRING PURCHASE, SALE In a former article 1 mentioned that an evening lints, Cups. Bouts Shoes .mil Rubbers, Received for Premiums in Arlington House. school was kept here by Prof. Wardwell, teacher Cor. Causeway and Canal Sts...... BOSTON. of the day school, but I have since ascertained SPECIAL NOTICES FANCY COODS, &c., &c. 1,461,056 83 6,068,698 G3 F I l N A l l ’S Entirely new and furnished with all the modern Im provements. Clerks in attendance at all hours. Jt-» that 1 was misinformed. lie began an evening a j-j-y K' il line of Drugs and Druggist! nearness to the Lowell, Eastern Fitchburgh and $24,909,246 14 Boston and Maine It. It. Depots, offers special ad school. intending to leach any of the branches us H. C. LEVENSALER, M. D., Vinalhavei March 10, 1875. 6ral4 Dis tSEMEXTS. vantages to those arriving late at night or taking the ually taught in a day school, including navigation s by Death, $1,276,375 87 early morning trains. Board. $2.50 a day. T H O M A S T ( )N , M A IN E, JOHNSTONE Purchased Policies, 1,186,214 50 S. H. DUMAS, Proprietor. 6 0 D a y s ! an«l book-keeping, but there were not a sufficient Devoted bin attention to the PRACTICE of MEDI Matured Endowments, 351 Main Street. nd Propric- CINE and SURGERY. B. KIRKPATRICK & CO. Dividends anil Returned N3m9 number who desired to attend that kind of a T r Residence and Office, Lcvensaler Block) Main remiums on Canceled school to make it an object to keep it up, and it olicics, 1,347,202 88 Amount paid for Rc-iusur- was discontinue 1. Shipping and Commission Merchants, 50,740 93 For THIRTY DAYS, Seneca, Pet and Madoca- Dealers in 8hip,Chandlcry. Ship Stores, &c We have just secured some There is, however an evening writing school Commissio is, Agency and Benj. Williams, 2d, M. D., all other 518,638 08 previous to taking ac wando here, taught by Mr. S. L. Hey wood, which lias Lo'v^ r r i Pietou, H . S. Physicians 24,487 22 119,264 29 4,638,813 25 RE making the season at a very low figure, lor been in operation since last September. Mr. H. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Agents for Vale Coal. Iron and Manufacturing Co. count of stock, shall such horses. For particulars address OFFICE IN BERRY BLOCK, Also for Messrs. Perkins & Job, N. Y. & Boston. I A is now teaching his sixth term—12 lessons to a Special Bargains in Net Assets. Ian. 1st, 1875, $20,270,432 69 lm!3 J . B. WATTS, Thomaston. Me. corner Mam anti Lime Rock Streets. Reside! iLe" Coal Charters always on hand for U. S., West Add M arket Value of Secu- term. The average number of pupils each term Main St., 5 i Ports. Consignments of es over cost, Accrued close out AT COST, Plain Black erest. &c.. $337,070 has been 33, ranging in age from 23 to 50. Mr. Add amount due from other My entire STOCK of NEW ERA IN BAKING. H. gives excellent satisfaction, and his pupils Companies for Reinsur shall sell without ance, 50,100 00 387,170 G7 make good improvement, and will be well pre Wm. H. K ittredge & Co,, Shoe Factory for Sale S ilk s, Druggists & Apothecaries If you want to make most DELICIOUS, {LIGHT, parol to open up a correspondence with the rest —AT— W IN T E R GOODS, and Dealers in WHITE, SWEET and HEALTHY, WINTER COODS, of the world when the “ ice embargo” is removed. PA TENT MEDICINES. A U C T tOTV. Black and White Check, This seemed a few days ago “ a long look ahead ’’ NO. 3, SPEAR, BLOCK, Real Estate, 113,G02 14 BISCUIT. Among which are a lot of nsli on Hand and in but now we have some hopes of soon having reg ROCKLAND, ME Silver Gray with a white Banks. 1,227,706 41 consisting of ROLLS, ular communication with that goodly city named Feb. 1, 1874. cli, at two o’clock 1*. M., the following ivested in U. S. Bonds, property, now belonging to the Rockland Shoe Co.: (cost). 356,850 63 BUCKWHEAT CAKES, Knit Jackets, Woolen Hosiery, Rockland, where any stone-cutter from this region A f actory that has the capacity to employ from two Stripe, Invested in Railroad and Cardigan Jackets, hundred anil titty to three hundred hands, together other Slocks and Bonds can always find a good opjxirtuuity to get rid of II. BOYNTON, M. B., with E ngine, and all the tools and machinery, in (cost), 675,263 43 GRIDDLE CAKES, Clouds, Shawls, a lot of any loose “ scrip ” he may have. cluding I Jits, Easts, Ac., Ac. Also considerable Black ground with White ed in Bank Stocks, Undershirts and Drawers, HOMOEOPATHIC stock, both whole anti in process of manufacture, and (cost), .. 1.024,572 (H W A F F L E S , Remnants of Dress materials for manufacturing purposes. States, Counties. Physician and Surgeon, This property is exempt from taxation for several Stripe &c., &c., Cities and Towbs (cost), 4,313,048 S3 Scarfs, Mufflers, MUFFINS, D o m e s tic . years, has been in use some two years, and is in good Bonds and Mortgages se Goods, Q8T Nfain Street, condition. Terms satisfactory, to be made known at cured by Real Estate, Men’s Fur Top K id Gloves, CORN BREAD, Mr. Randall lias been nominated for the time of sale. Reference can be made to Which we propose to sell aa cheap, if not a little appraised at $22,358,806, 6,657.976 62 Blankets at $2.50 a pair, &c. speakership of the national house of repre n ROCKLAND, ME. Collw Men’s Buck Gloves, cheaper than the lowest prices quoted by any one. i Market Value, $495,- JOHNNY CAKE, sentatives by the democrats of the Pennsyl 315,256 29 Men’s Lined Castor Gloves, vania delegation. Louns on Personal Securi- GRAHAM GEMS, J. P. CO W LES, M, D., 91,610 $ 77 Men’s Lined Cloth Gloves, Bills to provide for the payment in specie Physician Surgeon, SIMONTON BROS. Pr DUMPLINGS, of all taxes and contracts in those States DENTAL CARD. icies in hands of Agents Boys’ Lined K id Gloves, C A M D E X . - - - M A I X E. I take this opportunity- of Informing the public of in course of transmission, 215,559 00 PUDDINGS, A lot of Haniburgs for 4, G, 8 and 10 cents. afte r .January 1, 1-879, lias been introduced Loans on Existing Policies, 4.664,463 45 Men’s W inter Caps, in tile Massachusetts and Xew York legis Gives especial attention to Chronic Diseases, but Rockland and vicinity, of my intention of removing will treat acute cases in the village. to Albany, N. Y.. and. also, of expressing my thanks Interest due Dec. 31st. 1874, 520,964 22 B oys’ W in te r Caps, POUND CAKES, A lot of Extra Patterns for 25 cents. latu res. lor very liberal patronage during my past eight years Semi Annual and Quarterly Premiums, due subse of practice in i.ocklaud. Lap Robes, The surest, quickest and most satisfactory.way is to A lot of Keinuants'of Prints for 6 1 -4 cents : Three men have died and another is dan .Shall be happy to attend to callers at the Office un quent to Jan. 1st, 1875, 63,509 69 use the gerously ill from the effects of a debauch 7L. JLTJSTIISr, til tin first of April, alter which the business will be best quality for 8 cents. Net Assets, Jan. 1st, 1875, $20,270,432 a9 Men’s Beaver Boots, etc., etc. upon the wine from the wrecked hark Gio- nducted by T. S. TIBBETTS. 1 would recommend m to your favor with confidence-! Add .Market Val Royal Baking Powder, vn Cotton for 8 cents ; best quail- vanna on Cape Cod. These men drank of SMSWGS ue of Securi- <§|§^ DENTIST. 4wi4 S. TIBBETTS, JR ., D. D. S. It is now used in the best families the country op er this wine until they either killed them and stands highest for strength ami purity. You can selves or were murdered by their drunken CLOTHING. not fail w.tn it if properly used, even in poor Hour. OFFICE OYER T. A. WENTWORTH’S STORE, Housekeepers, Cooks, tRestaurant Keepers and » of ill eddied Cottons for 10 companions. Xo man’s life was safe upon Add amount due From other Bakers, willl find it invaluable in rendering light and the beach, and there was no protection for 13 E It IIY B LO C K . palatable all form ot cooking where Soda and Cream Companies for I have on baud admail stock of CLOTHING which Tartar are ordinarily used—adding to the delicate the property scattered along the shore. Dentistry in all its branches promptly attended to /Yt ;i I?ai-g-aiu, will be exchanged for cash at, wonderfully low at REASON A B..i; PRICES. whiteness and lieuithfuluess o. every preparation in All tlie wine and nuts o f the vessel’s prices, us I am closing out this departm ent of my which it is used. C /j-Teeth extracted without pain, by‘the use ol We have a Large Stock have been plundered and destroyed. Two Nitrous Oxide Gus. business entirely. For sale Wholesale and Retail by more bodies of the crew of the bark wer Rockland, May 13, 1674. 23 of COTTONS bought before picked up yesterday. SIMONTON BROS., Losses due subsequent to Cobb, M ight & Norton. The President has signified his intention Jan. 1st, 1875, and Loss- Rockland, March 4, 1875. 13 tlie late rise in Boston, McCAMBRIDGE’S Also a fine assortment of «m reported awaiting of attending the centennial celebration at the largest lot of HAMBURG further proof, 495,193 40 Men’s Calf Boots, Concord, Massachusetts. Hair Dressing Rooms, •ver offered in this city, and Dividends declared to which we shall continue Neck Ties, s that defy competition Policy Holders, not due, 185,342 73 Men’s Kip Boots, I’he Alabama Legislature has expelled a Capital Stock, 150,000 00 REMOVAL NOTICE to sell at tlie old prices. negro for proposing to do certain things in Reserved for Re-Insurance Berry Bros. New Block. Hamburg Edgings on existing Polices, (New Men’s Thick Boots, liis legislative capacity for $300. .31'2, U p S t n i i ’K. York Standard. $10,870- has removed fro Secretary Bristow has directed the re These rooms have been fitted up in lirst class style, and Insertions, 368.84) Actuaries four and the proprietor would invite the public to call and per tent. Mass. Stand Marked Down S Street to the tirem en t o f $1.3-<>,000 legal tenders, being see him. 6 ard, $18,402,219.30 80 per cent, of the national hank circula Now ready at Less value of _A.t F ernald’s. i CARPETINGS! Policies of tion. issued under the new currency hill. Berry Bros’. New Block. Re Insur Wo have just moved into our New Andy Johnson says he is not a party man F. C. FOOTE, m . L BAILEY’S, ance, 243,695.11 ;i8,158,524 19 Importer and Manufacturer of Loaning on deferred and Carpot Room, in the rear of our store now . that h e will support such measures as Spofford Block, Main St. Shirt Bosoms. unpaid premiums, 91,403 29 Boy’s Calf Boots, 31-4 X lfiin St. commend themselves to his judgment, and Bills unpaid, 2,797 91 where can always be found one of All other Liabilities, 12,511 56 a a nice stock of the Largest Stocks in the County. that he has buried resentment and forgot Linen Bosoms just re ------19,095,793 10 Boy’s Kip Boots, ten the ill-treatment of individuals. A Large Assortment Constantly Surplus, $1,501,610 46 Wo have a good Mr. Alden Morse, who was so fearfully ceived and selling Boy’s Thick Boots, German, American, French and injured in his mill at Winnegance, died Dining the year 18~4, the Company issued 9.716 Cotton Chain Carpet for 50 ets. on hand ! very low Policies, insuring $15,182,309.00. The whole number Sunday about 1 o’clock. £5' Work of all kinds done to order. 6 of Policies in force Jan 1st. 1875. was 55 572, insuring M arked Down Tapestry Carpeting fur .$1.25, $9l,50f..‘•'.L'.tJii. The Assets ol the Company were English Cloths, of the A son of Xathan Sullivan, six years old. Wo. 259, Main St., Rockland. $20,667,695 56, being an increase of §1.452 816 51 dur -A.t F ern ald ’s. was run over in Bath by ahorse and sleigh it Simonton Bros. ing the year. The Surplus was materially increased, and all other kind3 at greatly re on Monday, breaking his ribs ami mangling i iu.-tifying increased dividend to Policy-holders duced prices. Pieaso call and look I which will be applied up all policies entitled there- liis body in a shocking manner. lie has A WOODSIDE, M. D., j to prior to Jan . 1st, 1876 Latest and Nobby our stock ever. since died. I also keep c< istantly t hand a full and carefully j T. O. ENI>i:RS, P ics .1. L. ENGLISH, Si selected stock c Physician and Surgeon, A fuil line of Gent’s, Boy’s Laities md Children’s FULLER & COBB, M aine J terns. A G. DEWEY, General Patterns, TENANTS HARBOR, ME. «nd Youths’ We are prepared to make Gent.-,’ Suits in the most 32S Main St. A general meeting of the County Com Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Agent, Portland. fashsouable and stylish manner, at prices to conform P. S. Miss C. BLACK bus taken rooms over missioners of the State has been called to Spring Styles Hats | which will be sold at prices suited to the times. WIGG1X ROSE, with the times. our Carpet Room, where she will be preparod meet in Augusta on Tusday, March 23d, at L. T. BEAN, Spoclai Ag Successors to ; CA-Tlie Cutting Department is in charge of I). D. to do all kinds of Fashionable Dress-Making. 2 o’clock M. The subject of the meet a n d C a p s COTTONS I. A G. W. COCHRAN, Agents, IT K FS A. IliT r s . JT C. P. rCSSEXDEi’V, * IIAI.EY, known as oue ol the best Cutters in the ing is to confer with regard to jail work Ju?t received and for sale ’. W A L K E R , A g en t, V in allm v e Druggists & Apothecaries, shops and the employment of prisoners. F. A. PIPER. Agent, Dix Island. 35 Main Street, ; Rockland, and furnishing goods, JOHN G. LOVEJOY’S 2S1 MAIN STREET, VEST CHEAP for CASH at Simonton Sros., February 10.1875. T iie Whig says that there are at present F. LEWIS, Agent, Camden. in the NEW BLOCK. 30 persons in lktngor jail, of whom 23 are II <> e R 1 a li <1,31 c . engaged in the workshop. The inmates of Jan . 1, 1875 5 .A.W EmORTH, Still continue to sell Cottons FARR FOR SALE! HUGH GIBBONS. Insurance Agency, the jail are to be instructed an hour a day rp w ELYE or thirteen acres of nice from tlie spelling book ami such. Below Present Wholesale laud in one of the best localities CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, D R , d. STEVENS j243 Main Street, in the city, convenient to the Post A cruel and unusual punishment is in Street, Prices- Now is the Office and Depot, with Two Story R o c k la n d , - - M a in e . flicted on the prisoners in the Bangor, Me., Has removed his House and tim e to lay HSX&RAWSON Dwelling House and L; also Barn. Rockland, Maine. &c. The buildings are in good condition; the land BLOOD & HIX jail, in allowing students from the Theo O ffice in y o u r the best in this city; good Well of W ater and some logical Seminary to preeali raw sermons March 4th 1675. Fruit Trees. The uLove will be sold low if applied 289 M ain Street, REMOVAL. for soon. to th em .— New York World. .To , Second - , , , House on Winter St., NV 1TEIT the attention of the public to the fact that O- G . M O F F I T T , j to the rig h t; the J . Spear nuufle. fl« luled, where he t Ii E r O l i T they keep constantly on hand the L a rg e st, Tlie Belfast shoe factory now employs a i will be happy to «•<• his old friend nd patrons, and . • Candy Manufactory from Lime- 1'reshest,I Hirhest and Most Elegant and Cost Life and Fire Insurance Agent. fancy painter. John Cullman stripes the ...... " ...... give him a call. { IB ire commodious store in UNION’ Rockland, Feb. 18, 187. ly Stock in Knox Countg , o f ntly occupied by Mu E. C. MOFFITT Repi*esents Thirty-nine M illion Dollars. soles in colors. O FFIC E 3IIOUIW Georges National Bank, Positive, from 1 ?j’to 4 and lroin 7 to 9, I*. M. Losses adjusted at this office,' The net proceeds of the levee held at F O R SALE. July 22, 1873. : Of Thomaston, at Thomaston, in the State of Maine, No. 287 Union Biock, W a terv ille bust w eek, to raise funds to fu rn at the close of business, March 1st, 1875. Ml’ORTED SHORT HORN BULL, 3'; years old, ish a hall just finished for the use of the St. Before the Rise. Wholesale and Retah j with pedigree. Address lor particulars. 5 RODE LAND, MAINE. Omar Coinmandery of Knights Templar, B I It T II S. with fresh Confec U’. R. GRACE, w as £1 lo t). j Loans and discounts, 149,614 92 lml2 P. O. Box 5383, X- Y. j U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation, 110,000 03 tionery Silver and Plated Ware, Vest A Belfast despatch announces the death | Due from approved reserve agents, 39,212 48 A g ent for the of the venerable Timothy Chase, Past Dae from other National Banks, j of our own and foreign manufacture, and at the most and Neck Chains, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ri al estate, furniture and fixtures, Clu cks and other cash items. Hampton ie a Comp’y, of N. Y, Maine, at the age of 82 years. Bills of other National Banks, Reasonable Rates, Bronzes, Diamonds, M A R R I A 0 R S . ncy, (including nickels.) TABLINGS, in Bleached, ■ ISest Oolong Ten. 37 1-2 to 40 cents. The Patten Tribune says: “It now l.egul-iendi Brown, and Turkey Red. 15e»t J apan, 5 0 to 60 cents. seems almost certain that a railroad will he Redemption iuud with U. ?. FRUITS all liimls, in llieir season. ; Whelesal and Retail. Samples at Store. (5 per cent, circulation., 4,750 00 built next season from Mattawamkeag to InWe«»erlv R. I., I Opposite tlie Post Ofllce, Rockland. ly30 Fitzpatrick, Mr. Jam XUTS-all kinds, some point in this vicinity, having Presque Island. Me. $313,067 22 NAPKINS, in large Variety of &a Isle as the objective point. The exact In Warren, March Style and Size. TOBACCO. of every description, including route may not be known yet, and we can Mr. William Anderw both of Warren. Capital stock paid in, $110,000 00 only conjecture what will be determined In Washington. March 1st, by E. B. Be Surplus fui’d, l.\000 U0 Cigars, etc. RomaniCo'd, Cora! and Stone u p o n .” uud I’biiei 'Eowi; bo:h of Wash- other undivided profits, 8,000 98 TOWELS, in every Size and National Bank notes outstanding, 91,185 00 We desire, particularly, to call the Cameo Sets, Sand, Seal 355 00 P rice. i attention ot DEALERS and S M O - and Stone Rings, ANDREW EVANS, Book yoticea 72,678 24 • Banks and bankers, 12,648 00 WHITE LINEN. from AH KERS, to our own Noted Brands of B ra ce le ts, D E A T II s. uuiu CIGARS.viz: ~ : (Who for over three years has been with the firm cf H arper’s M acazixe fur March is received with Total, $313,067 22 Cents upward. Lockets, Seals, t harms, Ac E. C- Mo ffit & Co., Merchant Tailors,) has Lcugb ‘The Pearl,’ ., . , . . c 1 them out, and will continue the business ot a very attractive list of articles and more than 10U In this city, March 6th, Duuiel McVay, aged 37 Also, a rich assortment of illustratious. The following is the tables of con Sta te oi M u x e ,—County of K nox. s.«.—I, J. C. I.evcnsaler, Cashier of tlie above-named bank, do ALL THE ABOVE GOODS AT tents :— solemnly swear that the above statement is true- to ‘The Prettiest Thing Out’, The Isle of Man (2D illustrations); Caricature the best of my knowledge and belief. Opera Glasses, 322 Main Street, in the Middle Ages (21 illustrations); A Charm J . C. LEVENSALER, Cashier. BARGAINS “T h e T ry St’, ing Woman (poetry): Remains of Lost Empires! Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of Gold Headed Canes, First Store South of Berry Brothers* Stable, (12 illustrations); Rape of the Gamp—Cnaps. MARINE JOURNAL. March, 1675. AT Also, on hand and lor sale-whole and beautiful aud useful goods too numerous to men. XIX and XX (2 illustrations); Two Sonnets:, J. E. MOORE, Justice of the Peace. sale and retail—llie following fa where he hopes to have an early call from many Mont St. Michael (3 illustrations): The First Cen- j Correct,—Attest: friends, old and new. Having had nearly twenty FORT OP ROCKLAND. vorites ; TSDAL. WAVE, AKTIS-! 1st approved turv of the Itepubli:—Fifth Paper (34 illustra •EDW AIID O’BRIEN, , TA, tlifill.K , SILVER LAKE, kinds, ustantly on years experience in the business, he feels competent tions); The last Journals of David Livingston (8 : SAMUEL WA ITS. ' Directors. Simonton Bros. hand, in great variety, ami fitted to : sight with to warrant satisfaction to all who may favor him with A r r i v e d . THOMAS O’BRIEN, ) RUSE DALE and oilier choice cate, special attention paid to illustration); A Woman’s choice: DeWitt Clinton A rF’h, scIisJaser Farwell. Gregory, Isleau Haut; i b ra n d s . their patropage, as he will have the best help obtain as a Politician (concluded); Magas?, the outlaw j JOth Victory, Wils , do: Id.i Hudson, Keuniston, n e r o i t T Watch Ecjiairiii"-, Engraving;, able, uud will pay strict personal attention to the of the Carpathians; Miss Angel, by Miss Thackerv Heston. KEMEJIUEl: THE PEACE, wants of his customers, his motto will be —Chaps VIII— XIX.; A Dream, (poem); Edit-j o f TIIE COXDniON OE THE or’s Easy Chair; Editor's Literary Rcc ord; Edi-| MEMORANDA. UmON BLOCK, Justice, Civility and Punctuality. The charter recently taken by sch Sea Nymph, to Rockland National Bank, 3 L O O O & H 3X, tor’s Scientific Record; Editor's Historical Record; j load phosphate at Providence for Richmond. Va at $2 KO. 285 MAIN St. Editor’s Drawer. , has been transferred to sch Ella Pressey of At Rocklaud, in the State of Maine, at the close of Opposite Burpee’s Furniture Warerooms. fi 289 Main Street, Rockland. Sold at the bookstores. Thomaston. business, March 1st, 1875. BIX & RAWSON. Having disposed of our Stock in Trade to Mr . A, CARPETINGS! E vans, we take pleasure in recommending him to Real Estate Conveyances in Knox DISASTERS. Rocklaud, Feb. 11th, 1875. 10 our former patrous aDd the public generally,, as a C ounty, Sch Prima Donna, from Ruatan. for N« $212,912 60 WATCHES, gentleman worthy of their patronage and esteem. For the week ending Thursday noon, March lith, 1675- with fruit, is reported (by Capt Walker, of sch A hare- 150 000 on In addition to the very fin stock of Carpetings which 9 E. C. MOFFITT & CO. la. at New Orleans) to have been wrecked on.the bar 9.000 00 DR. W. DOWNES, W ami isi ;ton.—Bradford D. Sprague to Tliomns we usually can r, we shall open Due from approved reserve agents, 34,920 KrOlTLD resgectfully Inform the people of Rock Suckfortli & al.. lot of laud. $600. Due from other National Banks, 600 "1 Camden.—Samuel Barrett to Albion McAlister, Beal estate, furniture and fixtures, 13,500 00 YY land and vicinity /hat he has taken the office land, $35. DOMESTIC FORTS. Checks and other cadi items, 3,448 07 recently occupied by Dr. Frye, 228 Main Street, where F r ie n d s h ip .—Sarah J. Davis to Theodore Brad NEWPORT—Sid 5th, sells Lottie Ames, N ash, Bills of other National Banks, 10,911 00 MARCH 3d, 1875, he will render every possible service to patrons who ford. lot of land. $40. Portland for New York; Frank Jameson, Jameson. Ft actional currency (including nickels) 174 J “ may cull upun him. ViNAt.HA v en .—Geo. Roberts to John Murphv.lot I Rockland for do. Legal tender notes, 6,000 00 Office bouts; 9 to 12 A. M., and 1 to 5 P . M. ot land. Wm. E. Avery & als, to Geo. Roberts, GEO. W. MCKENNEY’S $603; In port 5th, schs Laura E. Messer, (of Rocl.land) Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer, House first door west ol Francis Cobb’s, Esq. Gregory, Boston for Baltimore; Carrie Heyer. Po (5 per cent, of circuration), 6,750 00 Beech Street. land, Savannah via Vineyard Haven lor i’rovidence. Due from U. 8. 'I’reasurer, other than 5 Re f e r e n c e s : Drs, Bowditch and Storer, Boston, Sid 7th. schs Laura E. Messer, (of Rockland) Greg, per cent, redemption laud, 4,000 00 IShenm-atic Liniment! Dtt sin ess Notices. orv, Boston for Baltimore; 9th, Joe Carlton, (ot 5000 YDS. Jan . 25th, 1875. N. DOWNES. FAIRBANKS’ SCALES. Camden) Cooper, Philadelphia for Rockport. Total, $452/223 60 Cures Rheumatism, White Swilling. Diphtheria, Established 1855. T. A. Wentworth, Whole- .PORTSMOUTH—A...... rin lo -harbor 6th,schs Lucy THE STANDARD OF THE WORLD. sale and Retail dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, Boots, ' Y°rk; JuU® Neuralgia, Toothache. Dysentery, Pain in the i,t Prizes nt Paris in 1867. Stomach, Back or Head. It also cures Shoes, Rubbers, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Um $150,000 00 Choice Spring Style DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR High. brellas, Canes, &c. 243 Main St. Rockland Me. . Cardenas and Matanzas. Surplus fund, 30,000 CO Vienna, Montreal, Macon, 1873, Inflammation of the Kidneys At full line of all the latest styles constantly i Passed through Heil Gate 5th, schs Albert Jaine. Other undivided profits, 25.140 64 SALE. and Bladder, and on. Jameson, and Mary Brewer, Saunders, N Y for National Bauk notes outstanding, 131.800 00 Carpetings I Philadelphia, 1874. stock, and for sale as cheap as the cheapest. Dividends unpaid, 2,231 50 all Humors Which we propose to sell at the very lowest [prices The most Accurate. 11 OVI DENCE—Arfith, sch Oliver Jameson, J am Individual deposits subject to check, 91,664 30 of the Skin, and for all kinds of Lameness and Sores sop. Wvehawk' Cashier’s checks outstanding, 7 381 43 quoted in this or any other City. The most Durable. rn horses, o* Don’t fail to try It. Put up by NARRAGANSETT PIER—Ar 6th, Abbie Due to other National Banks, 1.116 32 —- The most Convenient. Charles L amb, Essayist, denounced allspiritu- Due to State Banks and bankers, 12,666 31 CEPHAS STARRETT. is offered for ” . Emery. Rockland for N Y sale. The house is only a few years old, is in first- In ever respect worthy of the most im- Ceo. W. McKenney, ous liquors as “ Wet Damnation.” Poor fellow; BRUNSWICK, GA—Cld fct'a, sch John S Packard, ) purchase everything to be found in a First class order, conveniently arranged, and is supplied plieit confidence. Warehouses: he knew whereof he spake, by sad experience, and Ingraham, Sngtia Total, 452,223 50 SIMONTON BROS. with the Chickawnukie water. It stands on a large ROCKLAND, ME. I S A LEM—Ar 8th. schs Julia Newell, Shepard, Rock if living, would apply the same to Alcoholic Ex corner lot. communds a delightful view of the bay 2 MILK STREET, BOSTON, For pale by all Druggists. 6m7* port for N : Lucy Ames, Bishop, Rockland, for do. State of Ma in e—Coi nty of K nox, ss.—I, G. and is a very desirable property. For further partic citants, advertised as Curealls. But there is one Ilowe Wiggin, Cashier of the above-named bank, do ulars and terms, apply to MRh. STARRETT, th", FAIRBANKS, BROWN & CO. Tonic and Alterative in existence—the best the FOREIGN. solemnly swear that the above statement is true premises, or to world has ever known—which contains no alco the best ol my knowledge uud belief. FRED MERRILL. 311 Broadway, New York. JEWELRY STORE, DB. K.B.BAYNES, Ar at Rio Janeiro, 2d, brig Rocky Glen, Higgins, 48 hol. It is Dr. Walker’s California V inegar CherrySeld, Me. Sid 2d, brigs C S Packard, Ames G. HOWE WIGGIN, Cashier. Rockland, Nov. 5. 1874. 5mol0 F A IR B A N K S & CO. B itters. -Iwi:’. bury. Subscribed and sworn to before me this eighth day of Ar at Oknrbeget, March 1, barque Emma C Litch March, 1875. All classes of I Dentist, Homoeopathic and Mag. field, Hayden, Burbadoes. es. you “ I’LL RISK IT.” Sid from Havana, March 5th, ech Ralph Carlton, G. W. KIMBALL, Jit., Justice of the Peace. S 7 5 P A IR S jld, make more money at work for us, in their $1O to $20. ’ netic Physician, “ That cough will kill you, if you npglcct It,” said a Uarkncst, North of Hatteras. Correct.—Attest: calities, during their spare moments, or all the time, Xew Ydrk merchant tooneof his partners about nine One of the most successful healing medium* in tha Sid from Matanzas March 2d, sch William Wilson, MAYNARD SUMNER,) than at anything else. We offer employment that will weeks ago. •• T ry Ha le’s Honey of H orehound Jones. Bermuda. handsomely for every hour’s work. Full particu Watches, and Clocks, Silver profession. Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous- and Tar ” lie added. It has cured my .wife ot just N. A. FARWELL, ? Directors.2 DR. R. R. BAYNES i nesa aud many cases of deafness, ceteris paribus. Sid from Cardenas, March 2d, barque Fred Eugene, FRANCIS COBB, ) . terms, &c., sent free. Send us your address at such a cough as you have and I believe it* wuuld cure Smalley North of H atteras; schs MaryG Collins, Eu- . Don’t delay. Now is the time. Don’t lookfor JBS" Special treatm ent -for diseases ot the mouth you.” *• Nonsense, my dear fellew,” was the reply, Still continues do make handsome sets of TEETH, and Plated Ware, i caused by wearing Artificial Teeth, made on comcwa dicott, and Anglo Amesbury, Gregory. d<«, work or business elsewhere, until you have learned of the best materials, irotn $10 to $26, half sets, well- mine’s not a cemetery cough. It will go away of it A ral Cardeuas, March 5th,^ch Kate Carlton, Grant, what we ofler. G. Stinson & Co-, Portland, Maine. very low prices. Remember the Place, ^ar I Red Rubber Base. Office hours, all day. self. I'll risk itV IJe did •* risk it,’’and is at pres KNOX COUNTY LOAN. j°For every wliolejset of teeth a’handsome gold Finger [ No. 2 3 4 , MAIN ST KEET, (aup oue fllgktofalBlrl) ent apparently in thelust stage or Ghrouic Bronchitis. He is now taking the remedy he scoffed at, and it re EALED Proposals will be received at the Office of All persons who coutemplete making contracts Riug will be thrown in, made of pure gold; will never C. B. MACOMBER, UOCKLAND,.MAINE. lieves him; but it remains to be seen whether ;t is the undersigned. Tna.°urer of said County, at witlt newspapers for the insertion of advertiremeuts, break; can make twenty a day. No. l, Telegraph Block, not too late to effect a cure. SRockland, until Thursday. -March 25, 1875, at noon, In all the choice styles of should send *25 cts, to Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 41 Park Teeth filled with pure gold from $1.50 to $3; com for bills for a County Loan for Thirty Thousand Dol mon size c avities, with tin or amalgam, $1,50 per I’jk e ’s Tooth Ach e D aops—Cure In one minute. FOR containing 16 LARGE PAGES of In Row. New York.lor their PA.MPH LET-BOOh (ninety, 15 THOMASTON, ME. teresting reading, by the best liu- lars, authorized by Art of the Legislature for the seventh edition,containing lists ol over 2000 newspapers cavity; iu some cases less. tliors, two new and beautiful 3 page completion of the new Court House now in process and estimates showing the cost. Advertisements taken Teeth extracted without pain by a new Amesthetic, at suid Rockland. Said bills may be for die whole, Stop that Cough.—Dr. Morris’s Syrup of Tar, SONGS, und two charming Instru for leading papers in many States nt a tremendous re thus dispensing with the danger ot chloroform aud Teacher of Piano. Organ,SVIolln and Wild Cherry and liorehonnd will cure a cough in m e n ta l p ieces, bv p o p u la r comiMi- or any part of said loan, uot less than fivu hundred GILT and PAINTED BAUDS, duct ion from publishers’ rates. G et t h e Book. other similar agents. one half the time necessary to cure it witli any other TEN sers. We send the ^VEEftLY 3 1110s., dollars in amount.in any one bid. Meddine and Visiting Harm ony. Said Bonds bear date April 1,1875, and are issued iD together with our usual fine line of Curtains, Muslin, All operations warranted to give satisfaction; con medicine. There is positively no pulmonary disease post’paid, for 60 els. One Year, for sistent with his .well-known reputation. ” Iloncstas printed at th is office, which it will not cure or greatly alleviate. For all denominations made payable as follows: Lace Curtains, Loops, Hooks, Fixtures etc. etc., Agents W anted. G. W. Rich- NEW YORK TRIBUNE. cut mclar reguta.” cases of hoarseness, loss of voice, coughs, croup, C T 8 . aidson & Co., 112 M ahhington St., Bos 10 $1000 bonds payable in 25 years, just received and selling low at “ The Leading American Newspaper.” bronchitis, nstluua and whooping cough it has ttc ton, Mass, 'l'ry it 3 mos. 50c PR2wl4 20 $500 “ “ “ 30 Patients suffering from any derangement of health, O. Addross, BoxB6. equal. We never kuew a person wb.Q liud used it but 10 $100Q “ “ “ 33 ‘‘ THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. undergoing dental operations, such as having Sets of Wedding Invitations.—Latest Styles with or without monogram, and envelopes to that recommended it looti.ers. "We are prepared to BLANKS, Town Orders and Auditor’s fie and bear inletest at six per ceut. per annum, payable Daily. 810 a year. Semi-Weekly, 83. Teeth inserted, will not he charged for Homeopathic guarautepevery bottle, l’teasc call undinquire about n e Heines prescribed in his office, or for any cures in match, luruished at short noticeAT Till s of PATENT SHIPPING. TAGS iemi^iBuually Weekly, 82. Trial size 10 cents. For sale by ports nrlntod Rt|ah, BJLA.INI3, “3m3 “ Syrup for Coughsiaud Colds chronic or recent. ttattroads A' Slctunboalft. ZinstHcss C ards. G o ik g to t h e D e n t is t ’s .—I like toi .flitted h imuiis J h ic lla n tiih x. come across a man with the toothache. -A. V A LU A B L E P A T E AST T. There's somthing so pleasant in advising 1 KNOX & LINCOLN RAILROAD. Gilchrest, White & Co., E who in (he world would rise’ him to stuff cotton into it, to use cam phor,! H. H. HARVEY, of Augusta, Me • 9 has just patented a Must uot neglect to advertise! ’ creosote, peppermint and-“ relief,” that I 1 BARGAINS DEALERS IX “H always feel better after giving it. BUSH HAMMER, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. I have been there—had an aching snag, and is now putting in new machinery, and olherwhise preparing to manufacture the same. Twelve men Ship Stores& Ghandlery and know just how it feels. It used to Takes effect Nov. 23d, 1874. lire already at work on them. I lit Hammer will supply a want long felt by the traveling Stone Cutter, 36 SOUTH STREET, man can do business and make a living withou. wake me up nights, and make me mad at from the fact ilia: one will take the place of two or three of the old style. The body of the hammer is N and after MONDAY, Feb. 15th, a passenger made of the best east steel, and requiring no gibbs or bolts running through the cuts. The cuts being ’ PV13W Y o rtic . advertising ; and so, possibly, he can walk from Bos noon, and set me swearing early in the I a w train will leave Rockland for |Kath, Portland, Sept. 22, 1873. ly* slightly wedge shape and the rear ends dove-tailed into the hammer, they are held firmly togethe by the OBoston and all points on the Maine Central R. R., at on to San Francisco, but he will accomplish the clamping jaws. To take nut the cuts the mechanic has only to loosen the b.dt i. One morning. I didn't meet a man or woman U.45 A. M. • oarney quicker and enjoy himself better on the way, who did not advise me. One said that a sked with eai-Ii ham ______made so exact that they will Leave Rockland for Bath, Portland and Boston, nechaiiic may wish to put tin Also, any pan of the hammer may he du (by night train) Lewi.-ton and Augusta, at 2:05 P.M. if he makes use of the modern facilities for travel. hot kneeting needle pushed down on the plicated, no mat ter where tin- hammer is. For the tine, ten or twelve cuts, extra jaws are useu un emn-r Leave Bath lor Rockland nt 8 A. M., connecting A. A. NEWBERT & SOU, The wise man advertises when trade is good, to side (to avoid springing,) which is much app.eciated by the mechanic. The hammer is of medium weight, roots was excellent, another said that opi with trains leaving New York at 3 P . M. Boston at make it better; and when business is dull, he adver {other sizes will l>c made) mechanically made ami highly polished. The mechanic, (on seeing and working Would call attention to their 12 P. M., and Portland at 5 A. M., due in Rockland um was an excellent thing; and others the tool,) is at once taken with admiration. Orders are already taken for them, one of them is going to ut 11 A. M. House and Ship Joiners, •isesall the more, creates “ a breeze” himself and said it must be dug out by the dentist. California, uud the indication is that they will come into general use. Leave Bath at 3.20 I’. M., due in Rockland at 5.55 fills his thrifty sails, while his unenterprising neigh They smiled when they said so—smiled 4ml0 STONE CUTTER. P. M. RE prepared to do all kinds of House and Ship Fall & Winter Stock A mixed train will leave Rockland for Bath at G.3 Joining and Job Work, either by the day or job, bors stagnate tu the calm and busy themselves in like friends. They didn’t know that the A. M. Returniug, leave Bath at 11,30 A. 31. Aas tlie customer may desire, furnishing ll’rst-classgrowling at “ ill luck,” and “ whistling for a wind.” workmen, and ineviry way guaranteeing satisfac old snag seemed an inch too high, and —OF— 51 C. A. COOMBS, Supt. tion. We “ practice what we preach,” and "embrace was as tender as my eye, and that the bare LONG AND SHORT LUMBER, this opportunity’’to remind the public that we ar thought of “ digging out” made a chill Forcigiiiand Dom estic Mouldings, Windows, Window Frames, Doors, &c. always ready to fill their orders for run up my spine. Yes, they did know it, TIGHE’S ROCKLAND SHOP ON SEA STREET, AND One door East of G. F. Kuler & Co.’s Steam Mill too. But it wasn’t their snag, and they N. B All Goods gold,.will be delivered free ol didn’t care. W O O L E N S , charge. If I sat down to dinner that old tooth be VINALHAVEN Rockland. May 21, 1871. 24 gan to growl. If I went to bed, or got up CONSISTING OF or went to a party, or staid at home, “ she ” WARE ROOMS growled just the same. It wasn’t always ENCLISH, Winter Arrangement! a growl, sometimes it was a jump that FRENCH ANO: BERRY BROTHERS made my hair stand up, and again a sort W h ere m av bo found tlxo L A TEST STYLES, On and after Nov. 15,1874, of cutting pain that made me make up CERMAN xuost FASHIONABLE DESIGNS, and a good NEW LiVERY&HACK STABLE v 1 v>->?.ady8 3t23. te d ic r .’i cr assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, M e . faces at the baby, and slam doors and break rv nA -Y /a ^ t — , Steamer Clara Clarita, windows. I ate cotton, peppermint, cam phor and opium till I got black in the face Coatings, Suitings, Broadcloths, V- and that old snag kept on. I put bags of "• ; iveupvrlert CLOTH ?•' GpliD with ex.-ry |.»t InK S? A good time to Furnish the Par Captain Creed, IN ALL ITS B E A M S hot ashes on my cheeks, applied mustard, p e r f e c t go id e s . r.y P attern on th is pr. rr.niiat! cn rcc-lpt of marked price.___ Doeskins, &c., lor, Extraordinary Induce U ill leavu Carver’s Harbor, Vinalhaven, for Rock held my head in the oven, took a sweat, land, daily, J.Sunduy’s excepted) at 7:30 A. M.. con and the ache still ached. sr— P _Thoee_whorcndtoA^Eurdetto necting with the 10 o’clock train. Returning, leave Smith's- "Instant - -"-v^V Urns Elnratm." : At 'K ft 5" A f j ]'5 ’ ft hjt j Smit.h'ono Year's Sub: And.’a full line selected.from the best ments ! Read the Our customers keep us about as busy asconvenien After the third week the neighbors didn’t ■Any fttyle of Single or Double Team furnished at but we have always "ROOM FOR ONE MORE” dare let their boys pass by my house, and wrcn» Ride ’T-.-t.TT Pa»-“ r.“< and[••fmith’R 1 short notice and at reasonable rates. order for anything in the Job Printing line, and will o u t . will, the “£.ln- o f I ^ p c . t h a Cbove f 3 j. r.,THEIRPK]p b i k i u H! i.Q S ch ed u le! Best a ccomiuodatious for Boarding Horses and pedlers and book canvassers went around Von‘rD'. k ' w d... end vr,i a r-.-tilicatJTwUJh Will entitle J ou .elect ycui pra- American Manufacturers. Fare, 75 Cents Each W ay. execute YOUR commands with j romptness and on another street. I was a menagerie, and w- iio jnu-fin- r tnn.i- nuuia at any uran. Those wishing to buy Woolen Cloths or Tailors Freightsltaken at Fair Rates. despatch—for a lair equivalent in U. S. Currency. at last I decided to, and then I decided not CJX i T j SS 2 Trimmings at retail.Iare respectfully invited to call G. A. SAFFORD, Agent for Rockland. We don’t offer to " work for nothing,” Lecause it to, I changed my mind four times in one ive away S2,i?3.0O and examine our GOODS and PRICES, l«r PARLOR FURNITURE. : all orders should Ia: left. disagrees with us—and with our creditors—and we we do not mean to be UNDERSOLD. 15. LANE, Agexxt for Vinalhaven. 49 afternoon, and at last went. BHB iS COLO rh“”. ____ C"VB '•> IO2 a" P e r s o n s '.i i 'i Bet FRED II. BERRY. hold out no inducements to make our prices -‘ low er n Ta stefu l «”■» T a- - «•----- P&ZAAR* between MJW nro i-irtt Comprising PARLOR SUITS in Terrv and r CHA8. U. BERRY. The dentist was glad to see me. lie said “n itoe LARGEST CUtR v - 1 than th e low est,” because the man who prom t. F2C O .O C . .a rr e s t. •SlfcO.OO. Haircloth, which are as good as can be found Rockland, Jan. 1,1875. 5 if he could not take that tooth out without 'front.•* " F&vca n the city. PARLOR DESKS, CENTER TA MISS BEECHER’S ises th at will be pretty sure io cheat his customers, or hurting me he would give me a million l* r. Ten *T'in»‘’s •♦j’Cosl. I’ 1 - ,-S!lw w •.;*» S .11 H T II A L U D W I G , fail himself, in the long run—if not sooner. But we 1 “ -.in One Dress »«• another. . . . . •“‘A.'gpfl.YB S INSTRUCT BLES, ETC. dollars. It got easier as he talked, and I Jobbers and Retail Dealers in DO ’ by ; concluded not to have it pulled. I started POTTLE & KN1CHT, HAIR OR WHISKER DYE, P rovisions nncl GrOeerles, B ut- Adcirese, very plain down stairs, but a jump caught me and I ter, C h eese, T-nrcl, «fcc.. A. BUSBETTS SMOTH, Dining Room Furniture. W o r k rushed back. lie said he would look at it; I Wilson & White Block. ages light FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS. G o o d p. 0. Bnz £055. S!4 Broadway, f!sw York City, gray hair to a jet perhaps it did not need pulling at all, but t black, dark brown, or Agent for Vicki ry, Crockett &. Co.’s Lewiston Steam A grand selection in this line, such as SIDE auburn color. It con Bakery. he could kill the nerve. tains no Sulphur BOARDS, DINING TABLES, in Walnut, IT TH F. BKOOK, Main Si., KOCK L t ND. A t Fair Prices, By <1 int of flattery he got me in a chair. Ash and Oak, with Dining Chairs in the same M. P. s.M lflf. W. B. LUDWIG. Then ho softly inserted a knife and cut to match. Also, a great variety of COMMON requires but a single WHAT IS VEGETI5)E P application to effect be honestly and prolitably away the gums. I leaped up and said I CHAIRS, to be sold Cheap for Cash. its puri)ose,and wash ing is required after . P I . B 3 R D & O O , would ki 1 him, hut he begged me not dyeing, as in the case not to: said the cutting was all the pain SHOT-GUNS. RIFLES, PISTOLS of other dyes. It is not f Successors *.o G. I!', h there was to it. lie finally got me to lean CHAMBER JffBNITURE. back and open my mouth, and then he Of any and every kind. Send i slipped in his forceps and closed them cad Pistol’W o ria , TH A full assortment, consisting of BLACtf West India Goods and Groceries. druggists, who have around-tlie tooth. WALNUT, ASH and PAINTED SETS, “ P c o O i O S' handled all the varii “ Ohsordorordonbonbordosororsor! ” I ranging in prices from S27 to $120, NO. G, RANKIN SLOCK* BUSIM 'SS JH'N, cried, bit he didn't p .vany attention to it. -bep- or as low as at any Ware-rooms Rockland, April 3, 1874. He drew in a full breadi. grasped the for- it case, or the money refunded. Prepared only by THE OTHER WORLD.” in Knox County. THOMPSON, Rockland, Me. Sold by all dealers. cep< tightly, and tllcli he pulled. i i of the ugt However modest tin* sum total of their yearly trans Great spoon! but didn’t it seem as if my ! n. n R A I T , ^ Q 0 0 D & E. C. STODDARD & CO., actions, should not attempt to Jdo hu.-iness without impure blood. 1 ry t lie VEG E 11N E Manufacturers of and Dealers in employing the printer. A good supply of head was going! I tried to shout, grappled trial for your complaints; then you will s. at him, kicked, and then he held up the friend, neighbor uud acquaintance, “ Try old snag, and said: cured m e? . B L A C K , SOA’PS, TALLOW, GREASE In this department will be found some of Business Cards, “ There! I guess you won’t feel any NEATS I-(JOT OIL, HAVE YOU TRIED the very best RATTAN ROCKERS, RECEP J 3 I 3 \ T . more aching! ” PUKE BOIVE, Letter Headings. TION CHAIRS and CHILDREN’S CHAIRS HOCKT^AXn, 31E. I leaped down and bugged him. I prom FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES. All work will be faithfully and 'promptly attended Bill Heads. ised him ten million dollars. I told him to JU R U B EB A >. (Also, a large stock of 9Apr74 Gay Street, Rockland, Maine. Statements, make my house his home forever. I J RELIABLE EVIDENCE. ARE YOU Hall Stands, Orders may he left or bundles sent to tb Shop Bills, hugged him again. I shook hands with Eastern Express Office. 31 everybody in the street, kissed my wife, Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ? Library anc! Book Stands, lias possession of all the best boards in tlie city. C ircu la rs, bought the baby a dozen rattle boxes in a The following unsolicited testimonial from Rev. O. Arc you so Languid that any exertion requires rp iIE undersigned keep constantly on hand at their F. Walker, formerly pastor of Btwdmu Square more nt an ellert •ban vnu teel capable of making? Shelves and Card Stands, L yatd ou Rankin street, BRICK oft a- be-t quality La bels, heap, and it seemed to me :ts if the world , - -, -,, • • • titled in Providence, T h en tr y . H 'K U iE B A , ’lie wonderDil to n ic and in the usual grades, which they will sell, in quantities 1 ’ n r t i r /• Church. Boi was too small for me, 1 wassoliapp.—[Az- ( njusl be (t,.etin-d renal e evidence. No ore in v ig n r a to r . which acts so beneticallv on the secre Wall Brackets, SXSUKANCE. to suit, at Tags, etc., tive organs as to impart vigor to all the vital forces. chanac. I should fail to observe that this estimonial is the re- The Lowest Market Pricea. J ! suit or t wo t ears’ experience v th the use of VEGI-- It i- no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for a Office Desks, etc. short time, only to let the sull'erer fall to a lower depth T . A.. are always a good investment and no " live business '•* - *------IlN E in the Rev. .Mr. Walk, •’s family, who now Agent for First Class Stock Companies and deliver in any part of the city, Jor lor shipment of miserv, hut ir is a vegetable tonic acting directly on man ” in these days will do without them. Gerrit Smith was in receipt of an annual' pronounce it invaluable: the Ever' and spleen. Thomaston and Vicinity. income of. say, a hundred thousand dol It regulates tin* Bowels, quiets the nerves and E. G. STODDARD & CO. P ro v id en ce, R. I. lGi T ransit St r e e t gives such a healthy tone to the xvhole system as to MATTRESSES Business Promptly Attended to. lars; he died in the city of Xew York: his ' 38 HRockland, Aprfl 2, 1871. Iyl7 U. R. STEVENS, Esq.: soon make the invalid feel liken new person. Thomaston, Aug. 21, 1874. family placed his remains in a “ plain black , Itsoperation is not violent, hut is characterised area specialty with us, consisting of Husk, I feel bound to express f-iiiiTlv h’reat g‘ mlcness: the patient experiences no su- den walnut case, utterly devoid of ornament.’’' value I place upon yot ,ic h a n g e , no marked re-ults, hut gradually his troubles Tow, Wool and Hair, direct from the Manu Here is a family possessing wealth, and a j have used it for the last two years. In nervt facturers, per rail. Also, 1’ILI.OWS.Sl RING i horndike Hotel, I hilitv it is invaluable, and I recommend it to n 1 w .u • ' Fold ll..;ir .e n t. like It... Arab., Warren Powder Mills, refined taste. If there is ever in this ab-, And sileiitlv steal a wav.’ BEDS, etc., besides a variety of FUItN ITURE may need au invigorating, renovating tonic. T h is is no new and untried discoverv, hut has been Ii’keep cnnfdnntlv on hand a full |!i‘-sortment of MANUFACTUREILS OF R O C K .L A N TL>, - M a i n e .; Dennison's Patent Tags surd ami ridiculous world, an occasion 1 long used with wonderful remedial results, and n> BURIAL CASKETS and CO I-FINS, in xuituhlc for Hot. is, Saloons and Duelling >iml imitation ROSEWOOD and BLACK WAL GovcrEiiiK’in, shipping, Blasting, KALLOCII & W HITE. Proprirtors. when propriety and the fitness of things for pronounced by the highest medical authorities, *• the Houses, all of which is lor sale at we always keep rn hand am’, furnish, printed to c most powerful tonic and alterative in the world. NUT. lllinisig a tic! Sporting O ' Berry Brothers’ Livery Stable is connected with ' bid display, show, sham, it is when we are ; A-k your druggist for it. -hvl-3 Having been appointed CITY UNDERTAKER der, at m anufactuter's prices. to part forever, in this world, with one we j For sale by GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston. ami purchased a NEW HEARSE of the m«.-t up C i X 7 3 , - W 1 > F 3 F 2 . have loved and esteemed. Yet how few of The Best Evidence proved pattern and construction, jl am prepared t> attend to Prices to Suit the Times ! t oil SALE BY out village people would feel satisfied with FUNERAL UNDERTAKING, the simple posies placed upon the coflin of | CHARLES BURRILL. Treasurer, HOTEL, a deceased child by the hands of sincere af The following letter from Rev. E. S. Bi furnishing prompt, and careful attendance and every- Kemember Uic P lace, at No. 27, Doane Ft., Boston. ! the M. E. Church. ,Natick, Mass., will he thi I’. S. Orders for our Gunpowder mav be sent to fection? If there be not wreaths, and I terest by many phys' > pr vtliii tin M ain J-itreet, : TliomatsU LETT EK IIE A DINGS, or any forms which are giving their the Old Stand of Saw W urrm , Maim-, or t > II. II. ( Tie ii Co., Rockland, crosses and crowns, in all the most expen • as afflicted the s POND'S abovebt aid do well t ill, bel Maim-, ami v. i I :.-c.-;v.- , v« ry atl.-ntnm. :o be filled and copied, printi d in !. No person tan doubt this E. E. P O S i, P ro p rie to r, sive flowers of the season. there is a sus > doubt about the curative pot of VEG ETINE. yer & Colson. picion of slight : to sav nothing of the ac Boynton’s Coffin W arehouse, V. F. IIAXi-EV. CLEliK. counts in the newspapeas which cost so N a tici , Mass., J an . 1st, 1873. 'I ’UIS llou-e, which it .ittiElcd 31 Tighe’s Building, 308 Main Stree). 1 ... ,.r . 1.. : : lx.:.,x ,,r .- r . Transfer Priming inks, much wear and tear of conscience to the MR. II. R. STEVENS. m-xt dtmr to I’os! office. Express i for regarding your EXTRACT Dear Sir—We have good rea tolerably honest reporter. A few such ex KNOX COUNTY.—In Probate Court, held at Rock and Teiegrapii irffice-. ami within (Either Black, Green or Purple), amples as this exhibited by the family of VEGETINE a medicine of the greatest value. «< land, on the third Tuesday of Fi bruary 1873. F ra n c is Tig-Ste. liv,. min..;. - walk ..! the Depot, has feel assured that it has been the means of savins ou ‘.C A T A R R H .-P oikIS 1 and Gerrit Smith will do something to repress son’s hie. lie is now seventeen tears ol age; for tin- fl,r j, c u, ,,ar.i|v heexcele d, A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT purporting to be the Rockland, January 1875. 5 A luxt Wiil ami tedam ent ot ELIZ A J A S E CL ^H- OOSIOM miVOlOIIL furnished with entirely i ling bed.-. so that the printed matter i be copied in an ordin- a fashion which has immeasurably out last two years he has snffeied from necrosis of his old and obstinate cases'. The relief is so j MAN, late of Rock and. in said County, deceased, bedding ami carpet?,. leg, caused bv scrofulous affection.* and was so tar re-1 neone wlm has ever tri-tl it will he witl ary letter-cop.ing press, t •adilv as the body of the grown all warrant for its being. The white having been presented lor probate: Friendship, ami the An duced that nearly all who saw him thought his re-c ilA P J id Rockland Acci letter or other document. rose placed by the mother upon the coflin coverv impossible. A cor ncil of able physicians could j ra t, OUDEKEI), That notice thereof be given, three C5EESC5:VT M’BXT W LEti. give us but the faintest hope of his ever rallying; two weather. It removes the soreness ami roughness weeks Successively in the Rockland Gazette, printed IJII'KOVE YOUIt SIGHT. of her child was a token of a love which of the number declaring that he was beyond tin- and softens end heals the skin promptly, in Rockland, in said County, that all persons inter CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WORLD! looked forward to a higher and pnrer life. tach of human remedies, that even amputation couhl R H E U M A T IS M .—During severe ami changeable ested may attend at a Probate Court to be held at The baskets of ticketed flowers on the cask ...... him, as he had not vigor enough * • ...... iih... r i,o one , subj. ct to Rheumatic pains should Rockland, on the third Tuesday of March next, ll IE UR ::si A good Boarding and Livery Stable in connec the operation. Just then we commenced giving him be one dav t without P o n d ’s E x tr a c t, which a l- and show cause, if any they have, why the said in- offered to tion with tlie House. et of many now-a-days, indicate only a VEGETINE, and lrom that time to the present he wavs relie itrument should not be provt d, approved and allowed Iid supeiiir t others in the mark O^LY 8 CSP2TS I pride which is not proud enough to with has been continuously improving. He has lately re- SORE- LUNGS, CON^UMTIOX, COUGIIS, is the last will and testament ol the deceased. and distinctness o sumed studies, thrown away his crutches and cane. COLDS.—T his ehI w.atmr tries the Lungs rivalls the total all- stand the demands of fashion, or a vanity and walks about cheerfully and strong. >ud.s Extract an hand alwajs. color, & refractory By mail 1 year, ; 'i months, $ I; 3 months, $2; 1 W EDS^S PRISTiHG which is satisfied with doing a little more, discharge from the opening r ivs a'n ay- round ii.------pebble n nder them OHAS. A, DAVIS, in the way of extravagance, than a neigh where his limb was lanced, '.ve have the lullest con* especial y de.-irahh*. I h ade Mark] P.eing ground with January :. Addn-ss GLOBE PUBLI.51IING CO., 92 tidetice that in a little time he will be perfectly cured. gr.-ai cu ,., they are free from all im Washington St., Boston. b o r.— {Providence Journal. He has taken about three dozen bottles ot VEGE- ___ s _E______x tr pi-if-ctii ns at <1 impunities. They are mounted in Attorney and Counsellor at Law. executed in the best style, and envelopes fu. rushed. TINE, but lately uses but little, as he declares lie is FROSTED LIM BS, l 15. HASTINGS, Administrator on the estate ol Gold. Si ve -, Shell, Rubber and Steel frames and will Also PARI V INVITATIONS and BILLET WORK too well to he takiug medicine. P’j* EPHRAIM BARREl’l, late of Rockland, in last tnai.y years without change. CUSTOM HOUSE SLOCK. of any description. Engraved work furnished, when T w o-F a c ed x ess in E v ery D ay L i f e . Respectfully yours, SORE THROAT, O il NSV, INFLAMED TON For sale only by our Agents. Rev. Dr. Bartol preached a sermon recent SILS and AIR PASSAGES are promptly ROCKLAND, MAINE. required, at Boston prices. E .S . BEST, cun <1 by the use of Pond’s Extract. It never W. M. PURINCTON, ly on the double facedness which pre Jeweler and Optician, is sole Agent for Rockland, Mks. L. C. F. BEST. fails. O nt’EltEn. That notice thereof be given, tlire vails, and lie spared none of the profes P O N D ’S E X T R A C T .-Pam phlet, history and usi Mu' weeks successively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed No ne without the trade-mark stamped SJ9 sions. His remarks relating to the press • with each bottle,and mailed free ou applicatio in Rockland, in said County, that all persons in Pony I> 24 SAMUEL T. MUGRIDGE, j to your druggists, or US iiaiden Lane, N. Y. terested may attend at a Probate Court to he held : were of course intended for the Xew York I Sold by druggists. 4ivl3 Manufactured bv Fellows, Holmes & Clapp. N. ) . A. I M .k Tv E H Rockland, on the third Tuesday of March nex Look for Trade Mark. No Peddlers Employed. -DEALERS IN— newspapers, so we shall not take excep and show cause.il anv they have, why tlie said accuui tions to some minor points. One sugges should not be allowed. 3wl » E. M. WOOD. Judge. COTTON EH'CX ASD FLAGS, b a l l P R s a r r a o tion occurs to us, because the preacher by H, R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass A A true copy—A ttest: T. P. PiEKCE, Register. 10 PEK CENT. IVTKItEST. STOVES, TIN O R E giving utterance to an erroneous impres ; Bos Lo»ft o « C a p t. G . %V. I l r o w a ’s W h a r f sion perpetuates a false idea. The doctor Ml’I.Eto Agents Ladies’ Combina KNOX COUNTY.-In Probate Court, held at Rock lyl4 done in the most satisfactory manner, including I n each; also other suggests that the subscription list may FREEStion Needle-book, with Lhrotnos. fend land, on the third Tuesday of February 1875. JTJINK. vitations, ORDERS OF DAXtIXG, TICKETS, etc., VEGETINE mp. Dean it Co., New Bedfotd, Mass. EANDER WEEKS, Guardian of WALTER II. These represents the List claim on the entire property, and all work delivered at short notice. write the leaders. When newspapers were j 111ORNDIKE, of Rockland, in said County, mi II. N- KEENE, I and the combined wealth of Cities Towns, Countit s A Good Assortment of supported by subscription lists, there may nor having presented his first account of Guardian and -chool D istrict; well sih cted, no loss: security DEALEfi IN ha ve been some truth in the suggestion, but A G E N TS W A N T E D ship of suid ward for allowance: 'Send for specimen pages and our extra terinsjto Agents. ab«dntf. Bought and sold by (iEGRGE WM. BAL no largely circulated paper knows or cares OltDEim, 'I hat notice thereof be given three weeks L«»U, Banker, 7J In ’ ’ : ‘ ------NATIONAL PUBLISHING c o ., Philadelphia, 1’a successvelv, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in New and Second Hand Stores, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, about its subscription list. A paper cannot constantly on nand.^The only parties in the city that Moccasins, Sole Leather, Wax Leather. French All Druggists and Dealers Rockland, in said County, tnat all persons interested aul ''Vf skins. Machine Belting,. succeed which is limited by the narrow FO11 may attend at a Probate Court to he held at Rock- sell the celebrated liVEKV W IltllE . ■*"' laud, on the third Tuesday of March next, and Dinings and Shoe Findings, circle of readers whose views are supposed COUGIIS, COLDS, HOAItSEXESS. show cause, if any they have, why the said account EVERY SATURDAY CONQUEST RANCE. ! Uocklanii, l!t. to be known to the managers. “ Stop my should not bo allowed. VISITING (ARDS And till Throat Diseases, MERGED IX paper” has no terror to a publisher now-a- USE 3wl2 E. M. WOOD, Judge. A true copy—At test :T. P. PiEKCE, Register. printed from the latest styles of type on Fine Piries days, in fact it is obsolete, for provided the l i v i n g ’ ; paid fn end Hand litte ll’s Age. ood pr Bristol, Tinted Bristol, Repp Bristol, white or tinted reader is assured that an expression be WELL’S CARBOLIC TABLETS. nge Io honest, he tolerates the difference of opin PUT UP ONLY IN B L U E BOXES. tt,r Tl:«- highest market prices paid for all kinds of TRUE P. PIERCE, Snowflake, etc. Also V biting or Business Cards Adm inistratrix’s Notice. TRUCK usually hough: bv Junk Dealers. Second ion. The shame of railroad planners Dr. hand 6A I Lb bought and sold. Ih-m ii O f the edlv Bartol alludes to with much force in his list rat rix o “ Maud ; • head of its class, and Crockett’s Building, peculiar telling and practical manner.— ate of JOHN De LASKI, lute of \ inallmven, i mw greale i ever l.efoie. It has absorb, d •oiintv of Ki ox. deceased, intestate, and has a OFFICE IN PILLSBURY BLOCK, Bouton Journal. iger compe “ EVERY SATURDAY,” W ORTH END- aken that trust bv giving bond :«s the law djrei .vitluut a i in its special livid. Rockland, Jan . 14,1>74. ROCrci-.A.MI>, s MAINE. n-ed :i desir A weekly magazine of sixty-four pages, T he Liv in g AGE gives more than Of Various Colors. T h e F if t y -fo u r t h L e g is l a t u r e , w hich or settlem ent: and all debted said equest- 1 to make immediate payment io THREE Ah’D A QUARTER THOUSAND completed its work at half-past ten o’clock HARRIET E. DELASKI. One D ollar a Y ear. Vinalhaven, Feb. 10,1870. 3wl2 double-column octavo pages of Reading m atter yearly on Wednesday evening of last week, was forming four large volumes. It presents in an inex in session only fifty days—the shortest reg pensive form, considering its great amount of matter i-OSTAGK FftES-k Adm inistrator’s Notice. with freshness, owing to its weekly issue, and with i SOLARGR.APHS. ular session since 1851, and with the excep sa.isfactory completeness att-m pted by no otht r pub UBSCRIBE for your county paper; pay fer it; and Town Reports, Bankrupt Stock of Clothing and Sicatiou, the best Essays, Reviews, Criiicistns. Tales and then send one dollar tor the tion of five sessions (1820, '22, ’23, ’25 anti poetry, heientilic. Biographical, IIistortcaland Politi S cal Info ination lrom the entire body of Foreign l’e ’51), the shortest regular session ever held Gents’ Furnishing Goods, nodical Literature, Portland Advertiser, by a Legislature of Maine. We print tint During the coming year, the serial and short storie a weekly newspaper, in favor of specie pavments M cLoon, As’tist, Catalogues 8c Pamhlets ot the following paragraphs concerning the busi- 1 intelligi nt tarsi!'and civil reform, and opposed to LEADING FOREIGN AUTHORS tlation, government subsidies and ollice-hroktrag of all kinds, as well as ness of the session: will be given,together with the amount unapproacli- One of the mo>t intelligent journal^ of New Eng- ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of the Public OVERCOATS, e;i $5000; ftAOOfl • salaries of nnhlicpublic officers $62,$62.- sold lor *3 (band upwards. Cull early and secure T h e qUCRtlOU 13 a lm o s t d a ily a s k e d , ‘ W h a t - Reproduces the best thoughts of the best minds &,r Specitueu copies sent free on application. still not so desirable as an elegantly finished photo Circulars, 000; fish commissioner ami wardens, some of the GREATEST b a r g a in s e v e r of- jg |jie cause of the unparalleled success of ORGEAJSTS, of ;he civilized world, upon all topics of living in- graph. FERED IN ROCKLAND. Vinegar B itter s?” Our answer is, that and die various smaller Musical Instrum ents: c re sts.''—1‘hilidelphia Inquirer. Write to PORTLAND ADVERTISER, Portland $3500; proposition of fish, $1500; bank *• In no other single publication can there be found Maine. examiner, $1200; agricultural reports, i have also a lot of ^ ey remOve the cause of disease, and the Stools, Covers, Strings, Instruction o much of sterling literary excellence.”—N. J . Eve- Pictures Tastefully Framed Law and Corporation Blanks, $6000; board of agriculture, $1000; furni patient recovers.his health They are the Boks, Sheet Jllusic, Funcy l,1or’l |,r best of all our eclectic publications.”—The Trunks, Valises, Hats, Caps, and Staple Goods, ture and repairs, $35,00; fuel and lights, 1 f i r 1 great bloodblood purifier andanil a life-givingfile-giving piprin Nation, New York. E.K.UW . BOOM'S in highly finished heavy Black W alnut, Oval and Bills of Lading, Receipts, bquare Frames, new style Boston and New $3000: statue of Gen. King, $4,000. ciple, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator SQGU AS £ -A n d the cheapest. A monthly that comes every Boots, Shoes, &c,, Reticules, Pocket Kuive week.”—The advance, Chicago. York Patents, munufactuied expressly Drafts, Notes, 'Mie following to. U,. .,»«!. of ,b. ' J K . “SZ • bums. Fancy Boxes - the ablest essays, the most entertaining stories, for my trade. Persons at a dis Views, Desks, Fans, Toys, Dairies for the finest poetry of the English language, t re here tance can be furnished Secretary of the Senate, in response to a le- ^-Remember, I will not he undersold by pounded possessing the remarkable qual- ___ 1875, Wax and Wax Materials, gatheied together.”—III. .State Journal. FIBE, LIFE, with and every other description of Mercantile and Gen Initial Stationery Baskets, Wiih it alone a reader may fairly keep up with Pictures to their satisfaction. Necessary information solve of thanks, gives a clear idea of the a“Jo,,e. ities of ViNEGAIi'BiTTt'ns in healing tliesiek Brushes, Perfumery, all il-ai is importaht in ilieliu ruiuie, history,politics will be given by addressing the artist. eral Job Printing executed with rc-atness and de n atu re o f the business tran sacted d u rin g th e ChPAPi 10)11 S S tO ffi of every disease man is heir to. Theyarea and science ol tin day —Metho.ii-r, N. V. Ri-dilcinc A Studio. >pe»r Block. Main Si. ROBINSON’S FARMERS’ ALMANACS fox- •‘A pure and perpetual reservoir aid fountain of A c c id e n t y s i 'r a y c e patch. ■ L/IICQ|J JU llll O inaue of I’nino Fortes * The best periodical in the world.”—Alfrtd B. THOS. McLOON, Artist. from 10 to 4o per rent, dheount. Send for the “ Vox CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER and sixty-eight acts, and one hundred and fiocUand, November* 1S71. *8 jj. Inpn pi)joy wood llP.lltll, let Humana.” u Monthly Music Paper, containing sever ‘It has no equal in any country.”—Philadelphia Rockland. July 5, 1872. 30 Orders by Mail solicited, which will be promptly seven resolves have been passed; fifteen i al pages of desirable Vocal and Instrumental Musie executed and at the same rates as contracts made in ------th em use V ix e g a b B it t e e s as a medicine, have been recalled, and one vetoed.' and interesting leading mutter. Single copy, 10 • its publicat in weekly numbers gives to it a SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS person. Address and a™*^ *’le use alcoholic stimulants cents, sent to any addiess, post paid. One dollar per great advan _ .er its monthly contemporaries in Twelve cheese factories, with a capital vear. the spirit ui d freshness of its contents.—The Pacific, Tosses Adjusted mid raid at this Agency.] in every form. All communications by mall receive prompt atten- stock o f SlO.oOO, have been incorporated, r p i i r ml Claims of the *2t. II. IWcDONAU) &. CO., Francisco. . t Curls at Giofray’s tion. I ne more noted new novels appear as serials and Berry Block, Rockland. and eleven savings institution..* Only S219 1 Lit Instruments anted. Rent of Instruments p..y >r. Washington and Charlton Sts., New York. .... most distinguished foreign th in k irsiu criticism, Rockland, 1S74. 30 have been allowed, out of claims amount- riAViviningoi inch mom a, from ? 1-2 nil'J o’clock, able in advanc science and urt me represented B: its pages...... It in'- to over S 16,000. Twen tv-three wharves for the purpo»e of exommiug clulimi ngaima Hie cii>, S o ld by all Druggists and Dealers. 278 Main Stree; is the only compilation that, presents with a satis have been authorized; two granite, two h All blU. mu«t be approved b, the pari,-contracm g Rockland, Oct. 12, ; factory conipb l* of the Switches at &iolray’s brick, eight slate, anil nine mining coin- ii. g . b ir d , i nlilies and I I E S PORTER, -1 ! ibte Eur qua p inics have been ineoi'ixrmted. with a stock ...... f J P O T A v S H ! s .- a liter •e embracing tlie proi of i POTASHT LE a NDEU THOMAS, > ° Inmi,t C A LL persons are hereby forbidden to take tlie ablest and most cultured writers living. It is, of over 31.525.0011. Three railroads have nEAXbP.fi tUOM As.l A r,‘ uvvoyimv urncies'or m aterial, belonging io therefore, indispensable to every one who desires a PATENT SHIPPINCS'TACS been chartered with a capital stock of ______the wreck ot .si e a u .*»»i ii ' g e »»r., ia , or any por- thorough compendium ol ail that is admirable and GAZETTE JOB PRINTING HOUSE ii i in •1i.d *ir«* •inthiiriyptl Hi issne- $1- lion ot t-aid wreck, a- I have purchas-d said wreck Lockland, Nov. 11, 1874. note-worihv in the literary world.”—Bostpn I’ »st. BEST LUMP POTASH. ’ T ln^veX inedfrom m ncb WedcUng Invitations.-Latest Styles .^ne -u-r, win,...... logon axd about and per- PUBLISHED w e e k l y at §8J'O u >ta r, five of post > said steamer. Printed to order at Shor; - * ------with or without monogram, and envelopes to b age. Volume begins January 1. Address, C , E . i ; i w Ac C o . tampering with the public laws, for which ; match, furnished at short noticeAT t b i a o f , BLANKS, Town Orders and Auditor’s Be LITTLE & GAY, Boston. 3 3S9 Mata Street, Rockland. Notice, 244 Main Street, Bookland. the people doubtless thank you. Baton, Jan. 20, 1675. ports printed af|short notice