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VOLUME V. ROCKLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 31. 1850. NUMBER XL.
T H E D E M O N B R I D E . about 20 men lying immovable on the flat of tied to splash and plunge, nnd blow, nnd make CHOOSING A HUSBAND. l.u t us now lorn to Isabel. Bail as rep.ort T H E M U S E . . ------1 their stomachs in solemn silence anil with her circular course, varying me along with her made her husband it did not tell half tlio i l ’ oetry is the silver setting of golden thought, “ >nta Bena, the \c iv Orleans correspondent of their heads buried in blankets. Presently they ns if I wits a fly nil her tail. Finding Iter tail The following story undertakes to it,form the j truth. Stanley now spent tlirp.e-fuurtbs of the Concordia( oneortlin IntclIntcll.cen 1 igeaeer,eer. hiin Ids his last,last letter.lcttci rniged ,|len)gl.|vcg ,,,, on n,| rnlirg gave me Imt a poor hold, as the only means o f girls nbout soniellting we presume they under-| |,is :j,ne in the city, anil during the other copies the report which appeared in the Ti ne securing my prey, I took out my knife, and stand in all its pros and nnu,—its d ifliru liit fourth, when he was at home, was morose to Delta, of the case of n man who Was nttcinptcd mninetl with their bodies halanecd in mill nir ntul emharassinents, full ns well ns our good Death of the Flowers. line lank grasshoppers. These two positions cutting two deep pnrnllel incisions through the j the last t’-'gree. lie rarely went out in tho BY BRYANT. to he murdered pome nights since, in the neigh ln.iried story teller. village, hut re.nnined shut up in his house, borhood of Annunciation square, by pouring were alternated several times, till I was tired skin from the flesh, so that I could get in my : The melancholy dnys are come, Inoultcli led into his ear, ami says: of gazing anil went away; hut on I lie following tw o hands, I made use o f this as a handle:— , ‘ Anil so M a ry Hinton is engaged to he m ar whi te his chief utuusement consisted in d rin k The saddest of the year, evening I returned mid found all silting in two aud after some desperate hard w o rk, som e-' rte tl?' ing brandy to intoxication. Every day, long O f walling winds and nailed woods, This reminds me of a singular incident that rows, ets-ff-oit, chanting a psalm to a melan times pushing and sometimes pulling, the sen- j T h e speaker would have been very lovely, before before nightfall, lie became inehrialed. And meadows brown and sere, occurred within my own knowledge, some choly hut by no means unmelodious tunc. I cotv continuing her circular course all the if a somewhat scornful expression hail not .Sometimes, ill his drunken fits, he would heat Heaped in the hollows of the grove, listened in pleased attention until the psalm ■ time and I holding cm at her rump like grim marred her beauty. She was about nineteen, his wife, the otiee haughty anil beautiful Isa The withered leaves lie dead, years ago, in Virginia. Col. T. n gentlemnu of great respectability, nnd frequently high was over,being curious to sen what they would | Death; eventually I succeeded in bringing nnd attired in tho costliest style. H er remark bel; and she, ton proud to confess her slmmo They rustle to the eddying gust, do next; anti Io ! after a b rie f pause, down went ' this gigantic and most pow erful m ihm il to the wns addressed to a young lady about her own I to the wot Id, was compelled to endure (his Anti to the tahhil’s tread ; sherifT and representative of the county, died, . . every man-jack o f them on the flat o f his hel- J hank. Here the Bushman quickly brought me i age, on whom slto was m aking a morning cull, ill-treatm ent in silence. The robin and the wren are flown, leaving a wife anil sovernl children, among RVnr>' man-jnek of tlieut on the flat of his hel- I bank Anil from the shrub the jay, them a very beautiful daughter about fifteen ly, diving his head into the hlnnket,blanket, andmid in In a stoutsto huffido thong from toy horse’s n e c k ,‘Whom to?’ said Iter friend. ' , Karin after farm, continued to melt away. Ami from the wood-top cails the crow, years o f age. T h e w illo w , finding herself | BBs hentifie predicament I left them to their i which I passed through the opening in the j ‘ O h ! to some nobody, ns m ight have been Every lu ll, when Stan'ey went to the city, ho Through all the gloomy day. embarrassed, opened a hoarding house nt the .b n n n meditations. Alnny other queer sights j thick skin, and moored Beiieiuoth to a tree.— expected. H is name is Janies Brown. H o r- carried the price o f many a broad neree with unity site, and among Iter hoarders was a i d'd I see nt the Onjeili fair that I would not I then took tny rifle, anil sent a hall through | rihly plebeian, is it not? And, worse than all'hint; every summer, when lie returned, he Where arc the flowers, the fair young flowers M■■ r. AV,, a wealthy •’ m erchant, over forty ■ years have missed for a great deal, hut I have al-1 the centre of her head, aud she wns numbered ho is a mechanic.’ ! enme batik w ith empty pockets, cursing his That lately sprung anil stood hut a very fine looking man. This gentleman j ready exceeded all reasonable hounds of lo w ith the dead I don’t see Hint his business is a very sc- I ill hick. At last nothing was left hut the old In brightet light and softer airs, was. lltu prop aud stay of the fam ily; gave cm- ! quacity.” riotts objection, provided it furnishes him n 1 mansion in the village, and a solitary hit of A beauteous sisterhood! ployment to the sons,educated the daughter at T H E W IDOW . sufficient income. The great point in a bus-1 meadow land on the margin of the river. Anti Alas! they arc all in their graves, a “ lashionahlo academy,” anil, very nnttiral- | INTERESTING FACTS IN CHEMISTRY- hand, I should think, would lie moral habits now poverty, io its most grinding slinpc, fell The gentle enre of flowers, The widow ill a dangerous thing, industry, and tastes suitable to your own. As 1 upon Isabel. Her husband wns nwny, anti Anil laying in their lowly bed, ly, on Iter return, fell desperately ill lovo with , . . . , , , . , her when he should have preferred tho m oth- T1"' cotton w ick, A witching, winning charm ; compelled to withdraw. His young wife hung Icnve. W ithin six months the subject of her leys, she knew little, except by rumor, of her T il' fall the frost from the clear, cold heaven, because very small channels, or pores, have And when she sits down by yon, [ gossip, pretty Mary Hinton, was married, mil former rival. She was shocked inexpressibly As falls the plague on men, over him io the silent watches of tho night, i...... the power in themselves of sticking up liquids. ‘ became Mrs. James Brown. She and Isabel , when she learned tho destitution of Isabel, Aral the hrightness of their smile was gone apparently nt deep, distress; , - and , insisted . on ...... Thispower , is called capillary attraction- With quiet, easy grace, fro m upland, glade and glen. giving lu„i a portion; slm poured out a wine- When the enndlu is blown oul, a smoke ri 1 Graham had been acknowledged, by common hut aw are o f the pride o f her old schoolmate, A teiir may fall unbidden, I consent, tho tw o belles o f our village; aud '-“ lie did not venture to go in person to relieve ghts.’ lull ol laudanum, nnd lie swallowed it. scs from the wiek. If a hit of lighted paper (If a smile light up her face. unconscious of its nature. It acted as an |)0 held in this smoke, thu caudle will light > when Mary married a house-carpenter, th ri-> her; she contented herself with giving the old A Bet at the Springs, emetic, Inn left him stupid nnd wandering.— | „ K„i„ without touching tho fiume to the wick. . ving though ho was, Isabel was not the only 'negro servant as much provision as she wislt- Her voice is soft, melodious. J ouu to declare slio had thrown herself away. | ed, telling her to come fur more when that When 1 visited the Springs, last summer, T met His senses reeled. One moment he lay mo- T h is shows that the melted wax sucked up And lute-like in its tone ; tioidess, as il on the brink ol the spirit world, I through the wick is turned into vapor which But M ary knew hotter, Stic had selected Iter was gone. young K ------, a lively and most agreeable person She sometimes sighs, •• tis dreadful and the next he would leap up convulsively, a i burns and communicates firo to the wick, husband out of nearly a score of admirers. For several weeks Alary continued secretly l»ul exceeding slight, ami small of stature, almost strong man in Ins agony. Mrs. AV. denied When tile candle is lighted, tile heat of the To pass through life alone I” passing by several who were richer, to say | to support the Stanleys. At last one lempcst- ji dwarf, a real little pocket Adonis, and a decid all admission into the chamber. A t length he | burning vapor keeps ou m eltin- more wax, and Then she'll tell you you remind her ' nothing of better looking; hut James wns a ' uous morning,tlie post-master’s hoy was seen 1 dutiful son, had a cultivated mind, nnd pos- ; to knock at the door of the Stanleys, ns if the ed pet uf the ladies. A t the same hotel, there fell into a deep sleep. She then stooped for | t|,nt j3 sueked up within the flame, where it is Of tlie loved one dead mid gone; sessed firm religious principles. Marriage is : hearer of important intelligence; and, soon was a prominent personage, known as Tom B------, a moment over the mouldering embers—ap- „,nicd jnt0 nn,| burned; and ibis pro- Your step, your form, your features — a solemn affair, aud so M ary felt it; and when ’ alter he left, shriek after shriek was lieurd is- who stood lift., odd, in his stockings, a broad, proached tlie Iip.i I— gazed nt Iter sleeping bus- , c(.sa js continued until the wax is all used up, baud—and holding a heated ladle in her hand Thus the Widow w ill run on. ' she came to choose a partner for life, she se- | suing from tho house. bi this emergency heavy, coarse-hnilt fellow, strong as a lion, proud and the candle is gone, or burned up, as it is j lectcil one who could lie her nnuncellor and Mary overlooking all considerations of cti- attempted to boor a stream o f melted lead in termed. o f his strength, which, with the exception of hi» uh I listen, yet he careful. i friend, rather than one who could merly queue, rushed into her neighbor’s where a his e a r! She trembled, and the hissing liquid, Notwithstanding the flame of the candle good nature, was all he had to be proud of. He intended to scald the brain, aud thus k ill w ith For well she plays her part; amuse un idle hour. W ith her “ worth ninile scene o f uiiparalled misery met her sight. looks fiat, it is both round and hollow, anti runs the man.” She cared no more, therefore, for Mrs- Stanley was on the floor in violent bad a sovereign contempt for any one not posses- out u trace, fell upon his cheek. He shrieked Her lips distil the nectar up to a point. It is thus drawn up by the hot tho condolence of pretended friends like Isa convulsions,with her children weeping around ed of physical strength. It------. of course, met in excriiiiuting torture, and the revellers, in air. H ot air always rises, and that is the way That doth enslave the heart. the adjoining saloon, rushed into the cham bel, on her unfortunate preference, than for her. T h u old negro woman knelt at the feet with no favor, small and delicate as be appeared. smoke jg taken up a chimney. It goes up Be guarded, or she'll win yon ber. the idle wind. of her mistress, nearly paralyzed with terror, (hie evening, the conversation turned on feats w ith he current o f heated n ir. With sighs, and smiles, nnd tears, i M ary had been m arried scarcely a year j w ringing her hands but uttering to do nothing, Fliere writhed ‘.lie still stupid husband, the T h e bright flume o f the candle is often no of strength. Tom B------, held chairs out at arm’s And, when you’re safely wedded, ) when Isabel was led to tho altar. The choice , A letter lay near Isabel, and this Mary took lead riveted deep in Ids cheek, and (here stood thicker than a sheet of paper, it does lint length, bent pokers ovc his arm,and glorified liim - the fiend wile, her bridal fillets yet upon her ; even totlc,, ,|,e wick. That the flame is liol- Slio may box your silly ears! of the latter fell on Harry Stanley, an only ! up, as likely to aflortl Ihe only clue to thister- ; son, und the inheritor of it cnusitlcruldo for- i rihle mid fatal spectacle. hrovv, the instrument of death in her hand; , |on. Illuy |,q seen by taking a piece of while .self and other Samsons until lie reached a pitch | tune. He was altogether the handsomest I ‘Yes, dot’s it Missus Brown,’ said the old of genuine excitement. nnd an empty vial labelled laudanum, laying pn|„ . r „ ,1(| bolding it for a second 01 two down NEST BUILDING FISHES ■on the floor. Tho fearful relations of the young man in the village. Ilis ancestors, for ] negro servant. 'It all come of that wicked • Why Tom,’ quietly observed 11------, a great upon the candle flame keeping the flame steady. During the recent sittiie’ of the Scientific at least three generations, had lived on their I letter. Ole Hannah can’t read, or she know, cause flashed on every one, and in the confu W hen the black from the smoke has been rub frame is not always indicative of great strength, Convention in New Have,b the following in- r'O"ey-’ ^vend of the finest, afore dis, what de matter. Sposo it some- sion o f the moment she was hurried away and bed olf, it w ill he seen (hat the paper is scorch neither does a slight one indicate the reverse; I taken to a distant State. On searching the n farms in the neighborhood. H u rry liatl been | thing almut tnnssn, for Missus only open the ed in the shape of a ring, while inside of the teresting tacts were made public.• , a spoilt child, and wns now a selfish man.— 'letter, when she scream out his name, nnd am very small and very slender, yet 1 w ill bet • apartment, an old magazine was found con ring it is only soiled, and not scarcely singed Professor Agassiz delivered some oral rc- But of ull this Isabel saw nothing. She look- den fall in convulsions. Do Lord bless us, you a supper for the party that I can ca rry you taining the confession o f a woman wdio had nt all. murdered five husbands by pouring lead in murks upon tin: care which certain fishes take R'l mdy nt tlie weallll. beauty, anil fine eon- what we do?’ from this Pavilion to the Spring and back without Inside o f this hollow flume is Hie vapor spo of their young. Having alluded to the lower "<’X><>ns of her lover. The day site was m ar-j The suspicions of the faithful servant prot- i their ears. T he laudanum ami the lend, it ken of just now. By putting one end of a putting you down, ' was ascertained, she procured from the store speeies of the fish, which lay its eggs, anil ried, she thought moro of her being the envy t oil correct. On perusing the letter, Mrs. B. bent tube into the middle o f the flume, and Ihe leaves its young,who never know parents, ami ot l|cr acquaintance, than of the solemn ' found—horrible to relate—Hint Mr. Stanley ', ‘(‘a rry i«e?’ io f Mr. W., a few days before the marriage, other end in a hottie, tho vapor, or gas, from {and tlie ladle was it part o f his wedding gift. rise hut to he swallowed by larger species, lie 'lulies slio was so liglilty assuming. j two days before, ufter losing his last cent at ‘ Yes, carry the cnndlo will mix with the air in lliu hottie. said that when lie arrived in this country, lie s*le known, however, H a rry fiml been J gaming table, had euiniuitted suicide, ‘Xonsense! niv weight will crush you.’ ) The grand jury next morning lound a hill I f fire he set to this m ixture o f air und gas, it ! against the fugitive, and the legislature, being heard of a fish that did protect their young, refused two years before liy Alary Hinton, on ; AVe hasten to (lie end of this “ owre true •Well, that’s my look out; will you het the sup- will explode with a report. hut could get no further information on the necount of his dissolute life, she would not | tale.” Mrs. Stanley never recovered from tho in session, funhw ith deeroed an absolute d i The flame of the candle, then, is a little vorce. suhjrct The Professor then proceeded to have been so self-satisfied. But hnr “ spied- shock which her pride suffered in being the shining case with gas inside o f it, and air on i'|(','(71p' an incident n liieli came under liis own did match,” ns she called it completely turn- wife of a suicide. Sho died the next day" •Supper! yes. fifty suppers! Why, you little W hat lenders this case most extraordinary the outside, so that the case o f flame is hci ween cherub, 1 weigh nearly two hundred pounds; do i-. that Miss. T. was proverbial for the bland- ,|,e glls a|r- The gas keeps going in- ohservatiiui last Alay.May. When w alking tin the ed her head. She passed Alary in the street-. Her children were adopted hy their relatives, sea-shni' , lie saw two catfish "mining without recognition, being now loo haughty to and a few friends who commiserated their you dare to think you can carry me from the Pa of her manners, anti uniform sweetness 110 tt]B f l , | , url)i when' the can,Ihi | u f disposition. She was a blonde. The1 he rose burns properlv, none of it passes out through ’ '• U to the 10 water. ur- ,Uo He ",°'nwent 10to “,e tlie llllvu , 11 meelianie’s wife on her visiting list.— helpless condition. Airs. Brown herself took vilion te the Spring and back without putting me Iciif tinted Iter lily cheek, as a suuheam:am glows , t|,c | I e from which they started, and he saw a Other old friends she treated in the same wav. the youngest, an infant of only six months old. down ?’ on snow. Her blue eyes were indescribablyescrthahly . The greatest heat of the ,! !' k ' k «nned where they had been - Both of our village belles weie now mar-i Air. Brown is now one of the wealthiest ‘ This is what I otFer to do, but you are, not to sweet, anti her golden hair floated around a cnril||0cnndle isig In ilm C11S(,enun o f tlmnn 1 ,eru " ,,re two tadpoles u, it; and liy-aud hv rH- d. People speculated according to their real estate owners in his neighborhood. __ Sev- . 1.1. . I I n iiiiib . |)C sinv tl)({ [wo relunl t0 ,|J(, 8p „ t) n|11| several tastes, on the choice each had m ade.: end of the Stanley farms have come into his use unfair means to prevent, no dragging of your lorn, more perfect and voluptuous than ever A can,lie will not hum without air. If it looking as i f to see if their spawn had been f ,le o|d'-'r and more judicious generally pro- possession hy purchase, and it is his intention legs, or anything of that sort.’ , Apelles dicameil ol, oi I etiarch sung. I he has not enough nir it goes out or burns badly, scqual or this romance is yet more singular. ! sl, th(lt sonlo uf -||lgi(|e of ,he disturbed. They got on their nests again.— nouneed in favor of Alary’s selection; but the in give one to the poor orphuH his wife has • Of course, not.* \ cars rolled away, an,I W . continue, a eolllcs out iu l||u SI1]ok(. A CIll|(||i> He watched them fur awhile, and threw a young mid thoughtless, with hut few excep-1 adopted, « I am to curry you to the Spring and hack again ; wretched and solitary man. But the spell ol I 8„ |()kcs because the wiek is so large that in stone , to disturb them. They ran to the water lions, considered Isabel the most fortuiiiite of In one of the most eloquent metiihcrs of without putting you down, that is the bet.’ the enchantress was still upon his soul. He , burning it makes too much fuel, or vapor, in us U8 before;1jR'” ''e; hut in ten minutes they returned *'V0, . . . ' lke l,rese,,t Congress, the nueo despised me- ‘ That's it, it is a het, n nice investment of your closed Ins store, sol,I Ins estates, collected Ins ,|le ,|„ lt e.,t, , -|t m-'ai.ij...... !...... anditl in m this manner lie disturbed them1 XVI‘—■W hen Airs.Stanley had been m arried about . clinnie may he cognized. His career shown returned four times, which convinced a year, however, there began In he a rumor | huw much more vahiahln sterling worth is surplus capital.’ ample means, and traced her to. her distant re- ,,llc„ tlv some o f the vapor must escape io the ' i " " ‘ " i 1'' treat, to make a new oiler of Ins hand! She lumi of smoke 11,11 1 l,lt! ,p' were anxious to reiiiro Io their that her husband neglected her. He wns ilimi imply show, a fact all should remember A ll doubted l l ’a ability to accomplish the feat, had just married n gentleman of high s,mul young mid proteet die kuiiuii to he absent, lor weeks time, in CiioosiMi a H vsbanu. [Ladies National yet, from his determined iuaii nor some were in Phe smoke that m in i's out o f a caudle is w iilio u t any ostensible i aiise; and persons Al :i 2 azine. ing, acquainted with all the details of her ca what hums mid makes Hie light. T h is smoke duced to back him. I t was an incideut in ,the reer, shuddering nt the trage ly, hut incapable the habit id' i isiting the e i lt . said they met is a cloud uf small dust or hits of ehnreoal, or FLOWERS. him there. H e was generally seen at then- . JONATHAN IN PUNCH. •quiet routine of our household. The young gen o f resisting her charms. Poor AV. T he n, iu carbon. These are made in the flame, aud deed, did the iron enter his soul. “ T h e dead- ' burned' hy it,' and w hile A great many pretty things have been said 1108 11,111 taverns, mid was thought to frequent , “ tlemen told the young ladies; the young ladies burning make the o f pretty women, and pretty flowers, but the ,,lo,u disreputable places. It was even w h is-l A 't ‘ce’ . i1' l1'" •’* y, ,,n. 1 lc .P1,of ly arrow quivered in Ins side." His early I o ...... i._:..i.. 'io ...... thought it would be capital fun, but they were real tiso u f both lias been overlooked. Flow - I'creil, though the rumor could not lie trace d,! British princesses, who are confined wholly io love—his, fluctuating i i courtship—his „ . - , ,marriage IU’’ 8 0|uy ar new suit. Other unniistakeuhlo signs of a m i'iiey to Prince George o’C'mnhridge, to pay A correspondent of the Delhi Gazette, describing is bustle and confusion and excitement; the la A WALTZ WITH A HIPPOPOTAMUS! throng your path, saying in words, or lull"- reduced scale of expenditure, outlie part of his royal highness for to do nothin’, and to the great religions fa ir at Dojein, gives the ing looks, please give me a flow er.’ ’ " tllu Stanleys, were noticed mid eiimmented keep the hour away from his elearins, mid set dies are all o u t; on every side their little sun full",ting description of tlio voluntary tortures . “ There were four of them, three cows aud W in n we see plants iu the window o f a l8“ hel. it was reiiim ked, no longer went him up iu u small way with four equerries shades glanced in tho suu-beunis, aud their light submitted toby the wretelied devotees: an old hull; they stood in tho middle o f the huuse, he it ever so humble, we are sure there xs o L4 u l t’ , iiiiii “."ll "»• unn8 til “ ■ways K ttj n in lowin** spirits; s' | * 11 11 □ y indeed11 It l A, ill oil’;,she aud three persons, besides other helps, in liv- ■summer scarfs waved to the breeze. And now, i river, and though alarmed, did not appear is II" -. "Idiug there, and if,' from sad expori- ? '"! j l,8t ,llu 0,1,1 10 “ au'vly >his decline er>' “ “ '■ out.■ “ I have paid several visits of curiosity to award of the extent of the impending danger, .amid breathless silence, step from the hull of the I ’ve got u foller-feelin’ for you; I have. tho camps of the fanatics during their hours I i„„k the son cow next me, mid with my first eui'i', we find tliut the fair cultivators ol the' 1,1 ■tirlun<‘' I . . ,, , - Pavilion, the D w arf and the G iant,—immediately ruses do scold, we comfort uuiselves by think- Memilunc Alary's prospects increased as shoultln t no how. But don t you see you of penance, and witnessed many strange mid , hall I gave her a iiio iia I wound, knocking iii" iiow much worse they would lie 'without hist ns llioso ol her old acquaintance declined. : Bint you am t got no right to cry out .the musical voice of K, breaks the solemn silence painful sights; hut perhaps the saddest sight louse a great plate oil her skull. She ut once Ilm flowers 7 " “ll0UtI Her husband was an excellent workman, „ j agin this here kinder ex.ravigmice so long- id' all wns that o f the fuiuidu devotees, ill the —‘ Strip.* commenced plunging round mid round, mid A pot of roses, a pink, a germiium, a helio- 11,1111 “ re,lt c" ul'!■’)'• “ »•■ n>’‘ without Irieuds.. “ ? l|iut ’cute old coon Henry Brougham mid flower of youth, nearly devoid uf clothing, ‘ What?’ says the Giant. then occanioually remained still, sitting for a trope, how they Ini'litcn the home of Dover- r,gidly confining liis expenditures within ! \ HUX I'nited out to you—.-o long as you w un t aud smeared all over, like thu men w ith ashes. lew moments ou tlio same spot. Du hearing ty ! How wt: forget"the cheap u"lv chest of -hi8 ,,,ea,ls' kc tJfa'hnilly iucresctl the small, abuse to low your princes mid dukes ryai,anil • S trip!’ repeated 11. I observed one inturesisng young girl of the the report of my rifle two of the others took drawers, the hard old mid defaced chairs ihe' unpilul with which lie began life, until filially I [heir gals, to go mid oiarey accordin’ to their ‘ What the devil do you mean ?* Gosh inn seels in this condition, who was roast stream, and thu fourth dashed down the liver; tliead-time poverlv struck curnei w'lieii'we not only had enough fur the purpose ofm ij •‘kens, mid specohile in high menials like the ‘ W hy, exactly what 1 say—strip, euine hurry, ing tile solo of her pour liltlu foot ut a slow they trotted along, like oxen at a s.unrt pace th. se mi'ffildiiS their hJauX mid sweep I , ll‘- ,1R- ’ llll‘ >"'■ protimblo i ! ~ “ , ‘“ t ...... " - — Ive,? fire. One very saintly or very sinful Byragee sue don’t disappoint the ladies.’ as long us the water wus shallow. 1 was now .‘ss ill the windows elsewhere. He now look contracts tor build- Seem youi pi i , ess mid princesses* can’t was roasting Ids whole body between four uess in thu windows. ‘ 1 ou don’t mean undress?’ in u state of very great anxiety about my AVu bespeak flowers AA'n w a n t n n r n „ ili ing, bought vucant lots mid creeled, on Ins | marry none hut to ,...... aud them 1’rotest- tires, witli his I'ueo turned towards tlie sun, wounded sea-cow, for 1 loured that she would AA t, bespeak flowetu. •• .. ,.„■■» .»,,, , ‘ 1 es 1 do ; 1 wagered to carry you—you are literally strewed with them.' They are a I uu,,,ow" «euomu, j.i'i.iL.H.ddwellings i'.,r or --.,[esale O|- rent...... As “tits; instead ol havin’ the run of Europe mid I found uu enthusiastic Gosliiuu suspended get down into deep water uod he lost like the slaked olf Irom ull tlio heavy enough, in all conscience, I ’m not going to to the hough of a tree hy the heels, with his eessurv o f life lien. In mo,it .,,,,1.1 il,. , he was a earetul thinker Ins speeulalioiis were : 11 11,1111 '" last one; her struggles were still carrying liur may he a luxury. always judicious; mid he soon begun to tie | funnheii ot the Coiiliu.-nt a’inost, exceptin’ a burden m yself with fifty pounds of clothing.’ head downwards, in which position lie wus down streum, und thu water was bucumiug ______j looked upon as a rising mail. In his evenings ■*•'" Jarmany; to send out to Saxy Cobug swinging backwards und forwurds over a fire • You don't pretend that you were going to dev|ier. , i Ire studied architecture, mid became in tim e n,,,l (■•utliy or some one o r'lo h e r o’ their Sax- carry me w ith o u t my clothes ?’ almost shriek which wus placed oil the ground, and which 'I o settle tho matter I accordingly fired a Ai.TiMoitE, et. .. A report is curreni an adept, that when anew town hall i 108 *ur Bus or that serene highness, with all cd the astonished giant. , of course made roust meat of his unhappy second shot from the hank, which entered ' mat a serious not lili.l taken plaeo aiming die | tu |)U , tho plan was left entirely to ' ‘heir I'ormis ou their backs, to come mid lake I nose every timo his head passed over it.— "nHlfioi1™;7 ? “'iU ...... ^ ullill« 1,1 ...... hnn. He IZ 'em cX ffir Ih^ u eoog^om congregation1 ! 11 P'ly on ’em poor ciiliurs! •1 bet 1 would carry you, and nothing else • i There was a degree of ingenuity in this nr- 1.11 gr U"d a Circle II. .lie -leml. ot Io, 1 he not was still p.evading. ol whieh he wus a member a pretty lillle golb-1 ‘Now‘Nli w bat a larnatioii set of blind old owls w ill you get ready?' I rungeuiciit highly eredilihle to the inventor, m iddle o f the ri»er. I had great fours o f the ie church, which the bishop, al the next v is i- , You tnest be! A ou don’t see no lurder alore • S oi.i>, oh! Jemima! ami hv such a ZifZZc devil,’ and I recommend it particularly to the notice crocodiles, mid did not know that tlio sea taliuo, declared ‘ the best specimen o f medi- Joo*' noses than a benighted m ggur—that’s a exclaimed Tom, and seizing It. by the waistband of die Inquisition, if that institution he still in cow might not attack me. Aly anxiety to se K e t a i.ia t io n . Charleston, Dei. 18. The News says the plaulers of llim Stale will em cvul nrchiterturw ill the diuces*.’ T h is success | *“ 01. How was it, io looking out lo r hus- of his trowsers, he rushed, amid shouts of laugh existence. But is it not astu isiimg that the cure tier, however, overcome all hesitation; so wus attended of course liy a enlarged scale bauds and wives for your ryal family, you human frame should enduro such injurious diVestiug myself of my leathers, aud armed ploy uu more uortheru coasters. ter and waving of handkerchiefs, into the bar of expenditure; and thu Browns lived us well thought of custiit’ a look at our glori- treatment lor a single day ? A wretched being i with a sharp knife, 1 dashed into the water, room, deposited 11- upon the e m uter, and order ilow as almost uuyhody iu the place. I “ us repuhlie, a-bhizin’ and a glarin’ in luriial ot tho sect called " L’ ghoree ” had planted , winch at first look me up to my arm -pits, hut People who arc always talking suiitimenl ed# upper at nine o'clock precisely. Im nself uu u liltlu island about 10 feel square m the middle was ghulluwcr. N or wus this a ll. A lary’s lustes, and those beauty aud brightness, only ’lother side o ’ thu As I approueh- have usually not very deep feelings. The of her husband wero sympathetic, mid they i Atlantic, riglu slick iu your blinkin' old eyes! iu the middle of the river. His favorite fare Spirit of the Turns. ed Behemoth her eye looked very wieked. 1 less water you have iu your kettle, thu sooner enjoyed, therefore, a measure uf bliss lately ' Flu re’s many of our Iren and enlightened eit- was the flush of ileud tuuii, with something hulled lor a moiacnt, ready to dive under tin: it begins to make a noise mid smoke, utterly unmentionable hy wuy of dessert. His rivalled. Such a thing as a quarrel, it wag i ,z,:ns as has realized duJars enough to keep 4,A Good wife” in unavoidably crowded water it slio attacked me, hut she was stunned, ------— ------J said, had never taken place between them.— I ul,y princess as ever wore leathers; aud I couiitunmice was quite as repulsive us might and did not know what she was doing; go run out this week. [Culuuibui Enqiuiir. he expected, expressive alike uf anguish aud Any man who will sell seven feet of wood' I'heir children were handsome, healthy, w ell-, ‘" “y 8 ‘Y l,io same of our gals, vicey vxksXY. ning iu upun her, aud seizing her short tail, I lor a cord, is no Christian, whether lie sits in behaved, mid unusually intelligent. The “ J00 t>,,‘ a'1.'' Daily to swap, 1 dessay there ferocity. A sect culled “ Dudou I’uothees ” uiteiiipied to incline her course towards the Very ungullaut. Mr Enquirer. A good uttructud my ohservalion hy their whimsical the gallery, below, or in the deacon’s seal, t home of Alury was, indeed u Paradise on , i* lots on’eui us would he willin’ to ihial with wile, when you chance to meet with one, land. Il was extraordinary what enormous . ------. —- 'earth. “ 1 was happy ut my lather's house,” ! >uu’ ji8t *° their fancy. AA e could postures iu devotion. Passing through an strength she still hud iu the water. I could The should never he crowded at a ll. orchard one evening I was surprised to behold -opts o f ihe first two I.no I concert | she was wont to say,’ ''Imt oh I how iiumuas-1 i,luX ul *°.di!ors ‘n di vmt you, nor was slow, not guide her in the slightest, mid she eoutiu- iu Boston were 1,000. •ru h ly happy I urn now.” aud spend us much lime in guuiiiu, and hunt- HADrv."V.~ »: * in’ as yon t lion-j lit onr'WiigiH waswutli. And rROIw THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. time keepers has formerly been n very Se- 1 Profanity and Insanity. Total W reck of three Eastlndiamcn. [ M urder at MF.nF.niTn iim nor., N. 11. estimate the name of an American citizen I rious difficulty. S upposed D readful lose of L if e . lly ' Tho body °r " n,nn "n"'rd Ed"'nrd L I The object of this paper is to show conclusive Ilogs all the highnesses in eication,andalnm |» Pc_s{.'.(cli rcc-iv, 1 by the Navy lleparttnent jrom | 'I’lie inventor lias nlso made an improve Lieut F. J. Be !!.' cotninmnling the Exp, the arrival of the overland mail from India, Davis, aged years, whoso parents reside ill Saxy Cc ling or Sivy Highlow aitlicr into ment, in the common ynnkee clock, by which ly that those persons in the habit of using Pro ditien in search i f Jr John Franklin. , the underwriters at Lloyd's were put in pos- | Meredetb Bridge village,was found in the riv fits. many parts are done away, and tlitir quali fane worth, arc just objects of • pity •i'i' Sps.i„„ rclMivc to llio melnn- Thmsdnv. iust below thn rnib-ond •I am rather thinkin' of looking out for a ■ I’ a o S n v iv v , 1 ty as time keepers improved, while the price be confined in an asylum, under some mil t treat- C holy loss o f three first class ships employed ■ o f a Rood brass clock w ill be lessened to one bridge in that town, with marks nttil bruises wile myself,R don’t mind to llin ’ on yon; and Off Port Leopold, \ ugiwt 22, E-'K). J nient,Ticnt, ’till li'.l the disease has been coinpn’conquered, if.i, an t ; ] hin i mu tho rnisi East Indiainoia trade,u.ioe, nameiy,namely, themu nmiiciius- Mnnches- dollar. i f so In: ns you’ve got any princess on hand, Silt: I have the honor to acquaint you with he symptoms cl th rir itisanilv entin Iv b.inisheil 'J'1'- 600 Iwmnd to London; the Arindne, upon it, wliirli rendered it certain that he am open to take her oil',without a ’>' which to obtain redress. Eloquent rative the speaker may he giving. ascertain if possible, the fate o f the unhappy his honrding-hoiise about ten o’clock Wednes • New Y ork, Aug. I, 1830,” crew. A lew hours before the mail steamer ' rertion was arrested. A t the same time a j T*^‘Hos from Ohio, New \ orlc, and Massachusetts Another nignnienl may be found, in that, very day night. M r. D avis wns Inst seen nt Pres clear and w itlc opening presented itself lead - were present, and made many earnest speeches frequently, the speaker utters these wonts in eon. started for England, the steamer returned to Calcuttn with intelligence confirming the loss cott’s oyster saloon, nhout twelve o'clock, J\. S rlvITC H Ox’ G itiR K lA lM L ll* lh« , ing tu the west. W e bad a fair wind tu enter j upon the various points in regard to which reform deinnation of himself.—his eyes , his soul; his „ ..... ,, . . . . n « r .. .i . \ it, and it was so directly in our course tor of the ship anil cargo, nml that grave doubts Wednesday night, whero ho ala a dish of is immediately necessary, in the course of which thoughts; or that indefinite little word “ i t .” — o f'/X bi"(brom^.'ivldoh ailb p'lduq. .'boll! '■ancaster Sound that I could not resist the existeil regarding die fate of those belonging oysters and treated several others. Flanders they who lord it in whiskers and unmentionables, Now, it must be qniie evident, that no one in his to the ship. T h e c h ie f ntato o f the Ariadne aamse and inform our readers. tem ptation; particuln.ly ns the passage looked has been arrested,and w ill bo held in custody to be almost hopeless by thu usual northern together with thebihle, “ priestcraft,” past legis right mind would t It God to visit him accord- [ was picked up bytlie steamer o ff the coast,forty Io await tho decision of a coroner’s jury. Each German has his house, his orchard, route through Melville llay. lation and nearly « \ ueinl custom, were indis ing Io the words there pm ous-., licquenlly utter. miles southward where the ship was lost, his roadside trees so laden with fruit, that it I'm- several hours our hopes of n speedy where lie had been carried on a spar. The criminately nltac' i and demolished. M r. Chan Then is it tint plain llint the profane man is a lu A despalcli to the Boston Mail, from Man he did not carefully prop up, and lie together, bind direct passage appeared to be confirmed, poor fellow was in u shocking state of exhaus ning, Wendall Phillips, Garrison, the husband of natic, in great need of some remedy ? Chester, N. II., stales that thn W entw orths, Mid in many places bold the boughs together but after a run of forty miles, ice was made tion. lie had been tw elva days exposed, sub the renowned Ahbv K elly Foster, and a few less ehnrgod with the murder of Mr. Parker, have with wooden clamps, they would lie torn ahead and on both sides in n continuous line, Let this person get a little cxtilcd, and Ills ac sisting entirely on some berries. nsunder by their own weight. He lies his , 'Y e had but entered a deep bight in the main 1 notorious revolutionists were present. and aided tions and words give a decided argument as to As far ns could be gleaned from him, it ap been discharged, in consequence o f the Grand Jury having found no bill against them. corn plot, Ids plot for mangelwurlzel or liny, i puck, tho deliberations of the fairer pertlcn of the his insanity, lie calls upon all the powers that peared (lint the master and crew had been car ried out to sen oil a raft, in a gnlo o f w ind.— for potatoes, for hemp, etc. lie is his own T'o return to the enstwnrd whence wo came, ' Convention. Wc couldn't begin tocnnniefnlc the he, or that are supposed to be. in the most letrilic master, and he then fore, mid every branch would perhaps, have cost us days, with the vnl.io„ s charges of wrong ami injustice heaped T h e steamer went in scutch, and nfter several T he Y o r kto w n . Tho Boston Advertiser jargon that was ever invented ; he mingles mat o f Ids fam ily, liavo the strongest motives, lor uncertainty ol being able to get nlong even ,, ,. .... r , days cruising about were unable to gain the of Friday contains thn following in relation to • » .1 . •• .i • .i i) • i e h i .i” i .• i upon the oilemling division of the human race, ters sacred and profane, in a most horrible man slightest tidings, and returned to Calcutta, it constant exertion. ion see the olivet id this then. Besides, ol the only three authentic nc- . B . llio reported loss o f barque Y orktow n: in Ids industry and economy. | counts o f nttenipts to make the passage th ro ’ *t,s sufficient to say that they would Justify n ner; calls up all the inhabitants o f the lower is reported there were front thirty to forty per "T h e reported loss o f this vessel, o ff T r a In Germany nothing is lost. T h e produce the pack in about this latitude, two were em i- general stampede on the part of tlie women which world, calls down all those in the upper, to testify sons on the raft, mid, front the violent state of llio wenther, when it wns driven out to sea, it pani, in August Inst, w ith the loss of Gapt, ot the trees an I cows is carried to m arket.— ncntly successful. T he third did not succeed no possible “ fugitive law” could restrain. Il to the most triv ia l or most ridiculous circum M uch Iru it is dried lor w iiitoi use, V on see so w ell. . , [would be difficult, how-cvcr, unless pome new. un- is doubtful if sho weathered it. Still, hopes Storer and three men, is believed to have been stances. I l i s imagination is allowed to create are entei lained, that they may have been j’iek- wooden trays ot plums, cherries, and sliced In view n f these facts, I thought it ntlv.sa-' w Co..ld he discovered, wherein false. A hitler front a mercantile house of apples, lying in tho sun to dry. * on see blu to enter the pack and endeavor to push , . . . • i . i r i , all kinds of fanciful I rings nt earth, nir, water. [ ed up by some vessel. T h o ship mid cargo the first respectability,in Messina, dated Sept. strings of them hanging from their chamber through it, in a direct line for the theatre 0f | nnot‘lC1’ nation of Amazons might >c founded, to and fire, and lie call upon all - from the highest | were valued at £30,000. The Manchester select a place of refuge capable of nlfot-ding nior< (Indiaman) was wteeked on the bituger Is- •23, received in N ew Y ork, speaks o f the windows in tint sun. Tho cows are kept tip our researe.hes. to the lowest — as if ihcv would come ill his call. for the' grciiler part o f thn year, and ovary \V c accordingly did so, and for several days limn a choice of evils. The most striking indi- i latnls on the (ill) o f August, n few days’ sail Yorktown nt Girgenti, loading, to proceed to green tiling gathered for them. Every little \\ lien, Imwevet, they fail to make their appear- frotn Calcutta. -Several o f her crew met w ith succeodad in m aking some hendway, until at Yj,bml instance of oppression, was the case of Messina and finish Iter cargo for New York. nook where the grass grows liy thn roadside, last the ice became so tig h t and immovable, M-S9 lla l.riu{ R IIu n t of 1!()st„ ni ,vbo becn mice, lie takes no notice of the circumstance, but injury by the fulling of her inaimnast, after and rive r, and brook is carefully cut by thn that it became impossible cither to uilvace or ,. , , . ., .. , , goes directly on with another subject. Now, is the ship struck, lint all hands were fortunate Capt. llowes, of the Lenox, ut this port yes retreat. In this hopeless condition wc rc. refused the privilege of public a,(endanee upon sickle, and carried home, on the heads of not this evidence enough of insanity! enough to escape in boats before tho vessel terday, left T ra p a n i, August 31, nnd slates women and children, in baskets, nr tied ill , mained un til the ti'.llh o f Ju ly , when, by a slid- lectures nt the Medical (allege, t tc have no broke up. It is considered n very heavy loss. Those persons should have an asylum, for that i f any Am erican vessel had been lost on large cloths. N othing o f any kind that can lie licit movement o f the lines, an opening pre- doubt dial it was an exceedingly i in .neons exer- She was the property of Messrs. Wade & inuile use ol is lost. Weeds, nettles, nay, the [ sented itse lf to the north. A southeast wind eise of delicacy on the part of the Dean,—a gen- many of the subjects belong to respectable fami Co., merchants, London, who are said to be that coast in August,lie feels positive he should very goose-grass which covers waste places, I springing up at the same time, wo availed nine quixotism, and ho should he duly laughed at lies-—sonic even to chit relics--a nd all scent to insured. Tito other unfortunate vessel, the have heard of it.” is cut up and taken lor the cows. A on see ourselves nt it, and, with a press of sail, sue- , ...... „ have no power in themselves to get rid of the Nereid, foundered on the morning of the 9th . . .i ,, t i l • * . lor Ins Kilsc lnoue.siy, unwurtliy ol an eulighten tile children standing in tho streets or villages, cecded in forcing our way into clear water. v mania. They should be treated respectfully, for o f July last, in lat. 34 52 S. In a tremendous Yon rarely, if ever, see a politician with galeol’ wind she encountered some days pre smooth hair—a great schnllar with fine hair in thn streams which run down them, busy | tin the follow ing day we were brought up c' !IBC' some are ntertbauis, nnd others town or State of- washing these weeds before they tire given to Iagain by the ice, having made a run of more The following resolutions introduced by Air. vious, she sprang aleak, and eventually the an .artist, w ith red hair— a fop, w ith coarso tho cuttle. They carefully collect tho leaves that: sixty miles. The wind liy this time had Channing, an 1 adoptitl by the Conveiilioli, will fivers, nnd many stand high in communiiy in crew were compelled to take to the boats, the hair—a minister, with long hair, or an editor, of the marsh grass, carefully cut the polatoe freshened to e. gain, which, together with illicit ^ p ,w c suppose, the best understanding of its every other respect hut this of their insanity.— ship going down head foremost within an hour whose hair is curetully adjusted, [Exchunge. tops for them, Mid even, if other things fail log, made our position not a littiu einlittr- They should, however, be treated with a strong afterwards. The gale had lint abated when NUUtiinoilts and objects. gatlter green leaves from the woodlands. O ue.rassing. T h o vessels were pieced in us se- practice, else their utterance w ill become deloim- the boats left, and it was with great exertions J a il D e l iv e r y . W o are infurn cd by eannol help thinking continually of tho euor- cure a position as could he found; nntwith- SaalvLil, 'That Woman should iletnand and se they were got to a v e .- - e l— the Em peror, from I, their moral sense weakened, lltcir minds ini- Col. Bennett, Warden of the Statu Prison, ntous waste of such things in England—of the [ standing which they were in imminent dun- cure, 1st, Education, to primary and high school G'nh-iiltn— the muster o f w liieli had hove to, iiuiversities, ntedii al, b ul and tlieologieal in -li- j paired, and, most of nil, they w ill become a pesi j nn,| remained by from I lie previous night.— who is just from Ellsworth, that three pris vast quantities o f grass on hanks,by roadsides, g e t-from tint heavy masses o f ice driven lie- tnlion, as corifprclieit'iv and exact as their ahil- (£) gCncralion. Setting aside the vile, j They were taken on board and received every oners broke from tlm jail in that town, last in the openings ot plantations, in lanes, in 1 fore the gale, w hich pressed upon them .— ilies prompt them to seek, and their capabilities churchyards, where grass from year to year j They withstood tho shock, though, bravely. (il them Io receive. 2nd, Parluership in die la filthy condition to which their mouths must soon i kiinlness. 1 Ite Nereid belongs to Messrs P hil' evening about 8 o’clock. Their names tiro lips & Go , o f London. T h o loss o f the three prings and dies, but which, if properly cut U te danger was over on the gale nbuting. bors and gains, tisks and reiitiineraliniis of be brought, if the insanity is allowed to increase Robert Carr, and two Eanihains. The two would maintain many thousand cows for the \Yo were now in latitude 75-longitude CO3 ships is calculated to exceed £100,000. productive indusiry, wuh sm.-h lim its only as are upon them, for the sake ol human progress- for latter were arrested some time since and com poor. in the usual Melville Bay route. It did no iqned by taste, in ltilivc judgment, or their Ihe sake of having another Slate Institution in T’o pursue stil! further this subject of Ger appear niiin li more favorable than the middle mcasare of spiritual vigor. 3d. A coi qttal share Front the Eastern Argus. mitted to the jail in this city. One on charge Inch to glory ns a benevolent enterprise and man economy. The very cuttings of the one, from whence wo had just espnped.— in the lormation and ndministiitiion of law. -Ith. . Sad Effects of the Slave Law- of store breaking at Machias, mid subsequent vines are drieil ami preserved fur winter fod However, liy keeping nlong the edge o f the stiili so. ial anil spiritual advantages ns w ill enable marl; tin- ipent improvement of the age.— lei us ly tralisl'ered to tin: Ellsworth jail. The dis der. T h e tops nnd refuse o f the hemp serve lati.I ice, (w hich bail no nppcnrance o f having them to be guardians of pure and humane man- i |iave ,ni • The colored hands on hoard the stcanirr -aue asvhim fur the cure ol Profanity. trict Court, lining in session al E llsw orth tlm as bedding fur the cows; nay, even the rough moved this season, and extended full thirty net's, Z. Z. Z ■ Governor, have berm living for the last two or stalks o f tlie poppies, after the heads Inn u ! miles front the shore,) we were enabled to avail 7i'i.ei/nd, That fur f the advancement o f these I ...... 1 thiteo weeks in constant dread o f the slave* Grand Jury came in yesterday w ith lolls nl' been gathered tor oil, are saved, and all tlteso j ourselves o f occasional narrow openings w h it’ll "''.ieets a < . ntral Goinmiilee-.hei.ld lie appointed. I j;; (,|i'i_ N u one can say Iml a gon.l ' catchers—and although there is not tho least indictm ent against these men, and their tria l are converted into manure for the kind. W hen appeared xvitlt the changes o f the w ind—so uh loin snb-commntces, Jm, On Education : probability that any one is about to annoy 2d, tin Industrial Averaimm.; 2d, On Civil, Po- anti . the,cut I ire Department is very mmd. , J,,,.,,, p, tj,at y ,,t lbo bq1(1.,s bave s;, was to have euminiineed Saturday. A reward these are not sullicient, the children are sent that,with the aid of warps, during calm wnath- iuto the woods to gather moss; and all our or, we succeeded in reaching Capo Yorkn on I Ill-al and Picligious Rights and Regenetation : |if,C(|,.,| in this village; more so, perhaps than [ ih.dighlfctl to excite tlii-ir fears, that they seem o f $'75 is oiler,nl for their apprehension. 1th, On Social I ositioa ami Spiritual Funcmns. mni y (|i(i ibat nHi>t (]). [|)e [ a sblVe.(.at(.bl.1- f.V(.rv ,.,,,,1 ^ leaf. readers familiar with Germany will .-etneinber' the 15th inst. [lliiugnr Mercury. to have seen them coming homeward with Between Cape Yorke atnl Cnpo Dudley Fullowmg the residutmtis eatne a series ° <1 pudding., ,,,-c o f wood. Although scarely n [ ...... [ Ulcnselves w ith ilea,lly weapons. large bundles on their heads. In autumn, the Diggs we had open water, hut were delayed ypeeclics in regard to tlie desjMitism of man, mid I ...... ‘ and resolved to sited lltc ir bluod lo r liberty, il the crushed condition of woman beneath such ll''U " IS P “ CU ‘ " S ' '" " a 1’ lo l‘ " IIU' " ’ . need should he. So much explanation is nec- One of the English papers thus sinus Up falling ieuves are gathered and stacked for by calms. \Ve look advantage of tho delay, American news: the same purpose. The lir-concs, which wttli aml hauled the vessels into tho shore, at the „ on )’*''> tt behooves every w ell ( cssnry tn or.ler to miilerstnnd the sequel. "In Am erica, Prof. W ebster has been exe ns lie and rot in the Avooils, are carefully col “Crimson ClilTd ot Beverly,” where we filled .. • ' xi,.. . i I disposed citizen to prennre for all emergen-1 ednesday evening last, w bile the boat up our casks from a mountain stream. These nlld in "Inch spuikurf plainly • . . was lying at ns whart in this city, waiting for cuted, and Jenny Lind received with iioiisen* lected atnl sold for lighting tires. sical cmlmsiiisni ” In short, the economy and care of the Ger cliffs are so named from the red snow on them, "PPearcd. ss might be expected, like relies . f hu- , <’" 's " " u,f I'.'l'peu hereafter It is It gh (be |)as..L.|lgp|.s by tbu uost()l) Irail)i lb(. i;ubll.. man peasant are an example to all Europe.— specimens ot' which were obtained. lUftnily, from whom tljo iron press <-f these - iq ev- , tune the com m unity w et e at ottsctl ft o u t their ed gentlemen uained, having plenty ol leisure, Sin g u i.au and f a t a l A c c id e n t to a He ha3 for yea, s— nay, ages—been doing that, A few miles to the east o f Cape Yorke two ' incumbent evils had driven all the lighter, liner, lethargy, nnd take such n.easmcs as shall oest concluded to have a little exercise, to ki ep as it regards agricultural management, to Esquim aux were met with. T h e only thing nnd nobler elements of their nature. ' guarantee the safely id' their property. I w llrn i lin i* perteet themselve H ouse. A few days since one o f these noble which tho British public is hut just now be we could understand them to say was, that , . . , , , , tile art of repulsing tlie bloody fellow that iptardi tlpeils w as grazing leisurely along tlm We will treat our readers In a single It is w ith pleasure that we see the young might lie after them in tho sneezing o f a lied ginning to open its eyes. T im e , also, is as more of their people were living not I'm dis edge o f the precipice,know tl ns Level 's Leap carefully ccnnotnised as every-thing else.— tant. speech delivered by Miss Rejnurner Truth, uu men taking so lively nil inter, st in this sub- ling. So the farce commenced. Oneofthem They are early risers, as may well lie coti- On the 18th we got a fa ir wind, and pa.- eljna-vis.-igcti maiden lady, wlm we pre.- nine hud jeet. Already spirited meetings have been 'VIIS appointed Io enact the part ol slave- in this city, w in u tiia k iii. a misstep, he was , i-.i ii i catcher—the others were the slaves. So the precipitated to the liolhun, a distance o f otto d, when tlie ehddren, many of wlioin Cape Dudley Diggs, shapetl our course fe as good reason to speak from tlie depths of her he d lit the engine houses ot tlie Itesohilion ...... i. . i i i : .i , n slave-e.iitelier dnslied in Mining them and seiz- come from cmtsiderahlu (list.iuc.es,are in school ' the W estern side o f Ballins Bay. T in : “ pack” soul as any of them hundred feet, and dnslied in pieces. He went at six in the niorttin.'. As they tend their cat- was soon met w ith , Imt it was in streams and uiiil Boston, and lire-eompaiiies organized.— ing oneofthem, who nt once snapped his pis- She said she could not read, h u t she had heard \Ve had the pleastiic of unending a meeting tnl ut •>'>». ami then turned and run. Where down the rocky steep quicker than Old Put’s tie or swine, the knitting never ceases, and [ very loose, so that little obstruction was found that man and woman fell, i f so, they had heim from it. On the morning o f the 19th of the Resolution con,puny on Wednesday ;>l>m> dm cMeher drew his pisttd and let tly at charger but not as safely. lienee the quantities of stockings, atnl other . , r • i i I, - i going down together ever since, and she did not household tilings, which they accumulate, are cleared it e n tire ly, and a decided swidl ol the know what right man hud to rule woman unless ' J J the tetrealiiig lugttive; when Io and liehold S nee the di nth o f this horse and o f a dog , veiling, and were happy to see so tiiueli sptr- lbl; pi^u.l proved to he loaded, exploded and astonishing. sea indicated that we had reached the "north be wns made anew. If woman turne I over the killed a few days since on Exchange street, w c it iiinnifesled by the members, notw ithstaud- pul a ball plumpitito l’otnpey’s sent of honor, waters.” 1 world, as it was -aid she did, she was now coming learn that “ sassengers’' have considerably fu!''- 0 U B A . T h e same day we fell m w ith tho squadron to turn it hack again. Men have ruled long ing the maiiv dim,-Iilties which they have to ttiml'lmg him ovr r without ceremony! Hern . , I, , • .■ i was a muss indeed! The curtain had fallen leu in price. [ Bangor Mercury. o f two vessels under Capt. Penny. T he y hud enough, they can't rule any more, lor all the evil surmount. Cnpt. Robinson is an active and . , , , The island of Cuba was discovered by C been unsuccessful in their efforts to enter is done that can he done. She Ihotight the irtith 1 on the larce, and risen at once upon a bloody energetic young man, and w ell calculated to n-agedy ! T ho woutubid man was rolled over, luinbus on the 2S:h ol' October 1-192; n was I Jones’ Sound. T he y were now bound in the could be told in a few words, ami there was no A traveller was recounting with an air of soon al’ter settled by Spaniards, and lias ever 1 same direction as ourselves. need of making so long a linkuin about it. fill the station w hich (he company has been and as lie kicked and cried m urder, lbo cooler truth, some incredible thing,w lien a Vermont since remained subjic.t to the crown o f Spain, [ On the evening o f the 19th we entered the There is a good deal of consolation in the idea plensed Io bestow iipim him. ; ones proceeded to explore for bis wound.— er present, exclaimed, except one year, (1762,) whet! it w as captured Sound, bat a violent gale came on front the ,, , , , 1 , Luckily ll,ere wns but a smtiU charge of pow- that woman is to restore tin: world again to its 1 he Reso Ution ,3 a good eng,tie, but lack- ih > (. p.m^ey’s skm was rath- "Dew tell!’ Well, it ain’t much, inter all! by England and restored in I7tiJ. It was first eastward, accompanied w ith a thick fog and primc-Eve-al state, ami we have l'aith in her abil Why, a sueketnslaiice hnppin’d up their, io ■ailed Je'XNA, in honor o f Fi inec John, son of a heavy sea, which compelled us to heave to. Illg a list lid requisite, — a Suction Hose; |„ogli; the ball bail entered bis premises our village, that lakes it deuwii all holler!” Ferdinand nnd Is.da Ila. Tho name Ccuajums During the gale we parted company from tlie ity to accomplish a large share of tl e , mlvrlak- which, it is iiiah I.-Iond, tin: Scloclnieii will but an inch or two, and when they pulled off “ What was it, Seth? asked one of ihceom- that in use among the aborigines. T h e great Rescue. ing: lint we are afraid th a t Miss "S ' j urner ' am; purchase; tl,us cm ,bling her to compete w ith '‘ 's K'o'VSors to render him aid the murderous pany. est length o f the island is about 800 miles; its T he follow ing day the wind moderated, Imt tin-rest of her compeers w ill have to va.iah . 1 bullet lulled on the Hoot! Battered and "O u r organ,” rrp lic d Seth, w ith a face so breadth is from 25 to 1J0 miles. T h o esti the weather still continued thick and loggy. ah. ut a little longer hei re they fa d tliom.-elve her mot e bii itmaio rival, tlm Boston, w Inc.) hioody lav the victim of the play; w hen. Imp uiiusally seller, that every hotly knew that mates of the area have difil-rntl considera \\ i! spent the most ol it in searching lur our Inis also an organized company. Success to py thought, some otto called for now rum io on (ho true road to its aeconiplislmieut. something rich was coining, “ our organ, the bly, but according to Hum ad it it is about cousor’., w ithout success, when, loth to lose so ' IanI, companii s, and may they reap till the balho tho wound. W ith all alacrity, they organ of our n i e e t i u ’ house, it im itated rushed liir the soother of bullet wounds; when, ■13,380 English stpmre miles- good :i wind, wc bore up for the westward. •ncotiragemcnt from our citizens they so just thunder bn natural olio day, that it curdled all T h e coasts o f Culm are geum .iUy surround Hu tiie morning of the 21st the fog cleared Inhuman Conduct. oil ye gods and little fishes, another brought a The following is an extract of a letter received tlie milk fur five miles around!” ed w ith reefs and shallows, w ith . I^eh are oil', and we found ourselves nil’ Cape Craw ly m erit. [C it iz e n s . bottle of eampliene—burning, stinging, mail in Ibis city this moi ning from a passenger low sandy beaches, or more com. ■ nly’ a slip ford, ott the southern side o f tin: Sound. A t J" —-•••-• ...... — - 1 ; 7 “ deuiiig caiiiphene, and dasheil it into l’ompey’s nl' low laud freq lently overflow.... ay tlie se: thu same tim e a sail was seen, which I hoped DaowNFi). 1 wo young men by the name gal,illg wound! Did you ever hear it thunder! A child between throe and four years old I'hnro tiro several excellent h uliors, that of might be tlm Rescue, but it proved to bo tin: t ' n made tlie Vlnh- in tlie W all about twelve n' M illik e n , were sailing in a boat un Liuculu- did you over boar an earthqnuko, or a powder fell from a sixth story window in Paris, rolled Havana lining one of tho best in tho w o rld.— , F elix, Captain S ir John Ross. ' o’clo.-k on the 27th o f September. The next ! ville Pond, on Sunday last, in the afternoon, m ill blow up? DDiniinutivu im in u tive indeed was tlie from the ro o f to the gutter, and thence to (In: A cordillera of caleareotis mountains extends From him we learned that Coimnodore I morning Ihirry Mauds came m view. We oh- „,|1Un a ilaw o f windI capsized the boat, and tl,’ l'"i uul,!l'-v !llat mime from the wound- middle of the street, striking first on the from onu end of tlm island to tint other. Its Austin was at Pond’s Bay with two of Itis served n couple of bo ils bearing down lor ns, [ . . ' . e't man s lungs, as the campheue entered the bead o f tin: driver o f a diligence, then mi thn soil is generally fertile. The forests o f Cuba vessels, seeking for inform itio n , w h ilst the and soon came up with llieui. They proved t o , 11,111 °* (hem was drow tieil. I lie other saved "m urderous rent that Casca niado.” He horse, and llietiei: to the ground, The dis uro still ol' great oxieut. Mahogany and other other two had been despatched to examine contain the captain and crew ol' a Spanish vessel himself by sw imiuing for the shore, niter try- squealed, and w hooped, and yelled, and jitnip- tance fallen was 75 feet. T h o child walked valtuible woods are among the large indige-i the north shoro of the Sound. We also loam- which had been cast away on some of the dan-! a, | bjs power to rescue his couirad. Tlm etl, until the fiery liquid was purged from the oil1 uninjured, hut the stuge driver hud tho nous trees. T'he trees and plantains are ahull- ed that the N orth Star m ight lie looked for at gerotts reels in the vicinity of the Berry I s l n n d s . j ", t ,r t .... u lacerated body o f thu ubused man. Proper heuduebe all that day. Taut. Maize or In b.iti eurti is iiidigenous nnd Port Leopold. A t this piano I resolved t o 1 They mnde signs to us liy waving their hand-( m .lurlm into young u iiiii, wo tun eistn in, as a ab| was q,,,,, adm inistored, tlm hell rang, the in extensive use. in uiiiicralogy the copper- touch, (us w ell to guilt iiiform ation ns to send I'Ci'chiels, Ne., and said tin y were in a starving son ul Jonathan M illik e n ol L itie iilu ville , and curs dashed in, pusseiigoi's rushed uhourd. It wns not the New York Baptist stato minesties aroare much thullio most valuahlo.valuable, iiitmIlitiiin u n iii- , j i despatches Imhottie) ine) previous to repairing to condition, aniland wished us to lay to and laketake llieuithem , ,...lsv...ls n|,outa|,o llt J717 years vents o f ago.age. t I ho steam was let on, off pushed thu noble uonreiitiou at B rockport which pnssed re . . . . 1 ... 1 . . - 1 . . a _ .... I,,.„...l IX I. - „ ■.. ...nu t.i I,tin. II,on, I - * .- . . I OIISs Icoal abounds; asphallum, inarlilo, and jas- W e llin g to n Straits, tlm aptiniiitetl place o f Our captain tva - all-aid to lake llieni, , _ Governor, and thu gentle seu breeze cooled solves repudiating the law of congress, Imt petr. No traces of gold and silver iiiiii'ing, rendezvous w ith our consort. | for leaf, lie said, that they were pirates and uptn ^ " D isasters.— Capt R Smith, of Sell, the burning blood of tlm actors in llio fray — it xvas merely an infortnnl meeting of some of tlie members of tlint I,oily who proposed niieo ports that on Sunday, so l llat " hen tho m orning su'd arose upon the ee supposed to have bee,, carri. d mt by tlm I 1 am Imm iy to inform you that the officers' 'tX^hem on botml'wc wouliUqintv'ly Bive"lhetii I Nepotist, from Boston, repor io give their influence in favor of violations a liolorigmcs, aro now to l,o toiiuil, and tho gold ' and men ul both vessels aro perhaps io better , j , , , i ” n n , end or Capo Ann U“)'. I^fols slept quietly Ti ,, ,i, i i , , i i . i ,i i 1 Y, «■ i one hall our grub, but lie relused. Iiu ‘ic u etc ' o , q, b(q ween eastern of law. found(iii.l by the early discoverers and adventurers bealili titan they were on leaving New Y o rk...... ,.?two women in ...... one of,i,„ the .... boats,...... Who...... alsoI made ’ I ...... , „ ,, ‘ , ">.lhe»'Cnses, and the doscelidaitW ot Alr.cu, probably obtained by the nativci It- ! and ilu-y are now possessed w ith a s p irit which signs lur us to take them on board. As soon as [ ,U1'1 1 hatehei s Island, took a llenvy suq.dl, w ith languid gait,were arousing themselves lor O ur F riends are referred to Jewett <)• Pres- ing llio sands of .some of tin, rivers. I think urgiies well for thu success o f our cu they round we would nut lay io, they boro down ,luring w hich he s a w n fishing s e ll capsize, tha duties of the day. Still, with tho fear of cult’s, N o. 2 M ilk street, Boston, where will In: TTio census ot' tin, inland in 171 ll turpi iso. lor a brig a lew miles astern of us.” land three men clinging to tho wreck, hut j',u ‘fttioher’ oil their mind, hut with not thu found an assortment o f Shaw Is, Silks and Cloak. population o f 170, J7,i; t hat o f 1791 Very respectfully, &.C. least intention of ever, in fun even, showing Goods, Cully characteristic o f the establish K?-C a ft a in Snow of tho Barque Starr, | ,berL. l„.u,K a heavy sea on, could render I-Id; that o f 1817 gave 551,*398; and that of! ED W IN J'. DE 11 A YEN, how tlmy would ‘put it to him,’ should hu at- ment in point of quality, stylos and low pri 1827 gave 71) 1.487. T lm different classes o f Lieu,. Commanding Arctic Expedition. referred to in the above letter is a young man, assistunco. Soon after passed a coaster sch. toaipt to seize them. ces. population in 1841 It it inhered as follows: Po the I lull. Secretary uf the Navy, ? o f about twenty-one or two years o f age, and Iiottom up, evidently capsized at the same T he N ew Bark W alter Claxton.- 1811. Washington. ( F rom St . D o m in g o . New York, Oct. 28. resides in tin, neighboring town of So. Thom time. This “ long, low, liluck looking” vessel, oth W hiles •118,2 t| By the brig Vandalia, ot this port, wu liuvo aston. Those w ho are best acquainted w ith CO“ T h o ‘H ome J o u r n a l’ for 1351 An erwise culled u "clipper built” hark, is now I 'roe C'olorci 132,838 A n ew V a iiie t v CTikonometeii.— The dates from St. Domingo to the 9th. The Do- or hm i, w ill hu little inclined to give the least receiving u curgo for Sacra meuto City, to suil Slaves •13b, 495 Newark Advot lisor say s that Mr. A. D.Crane, nounces that in addition to its usual interesting itdiiictiu government was making great prep ol that city, who has already disiitigidsluai, credence to such u story, especially it they attractive features will l,o added tlm puh- arations to repel tho intended invasion of the from T wharf. [Stutesmuii. T o ta l |0d7,i. 24 Haydens. The licet was fitting out al St D o They have under garments for sale in New liimsell by bis ingenious iiiechuuicid produc- have becn favored with any experience us to lieatioti of a “ series of Sugar, cufi'ee and tolutcco, are the thr /.eve Letters returned.” York, made of pure fur, spun uml woven like lions, is “ now engaged in arranging the rel the iimuunt of reliance which is to he placed mingo City. Every mule inhabitant was en principal agi iei.ltural productions; an.I n w live parts of a style of chronometer lur sou Wo don’t know how in the world they ever rolled, and (he fortification was undergoing other materials, and they are advertised as (''im puted m 18IG that there were 1,7-28,000 i cheaper form, with less lliaii half the , "I"'" I’«s»=onge.- reports, lie has freely ex got hold of ilium, as we supposed that love repairs, T h e fever had generally abated when good fur rheumatism. a'ie, ol laud under eiilm alb,it m sugar, iml- work of at) ordinary inn) oiiiout. Tho train posed his own life at different lim es, for the letters belong tu class of things that urc nev the Yuuduliu sailed. lee, tobacco and guidons. ,s cal,minted to run four days, but by a tieeu- The Russian language will he introduced' sake o f aiding those in dunger, and on one as tlie officia l laiiguugc in to Poland on thu I ho e.aplaiii general, appointed by ll liar nrruiigemem it runs four days more, mak or whispered even in dreams; hut this will | I ,A.rKll F rom II a van a7 New Y o rk, Oct. 28. occasion, left his vessel in a heavy gale Io save first of January next. It would he inipossi- crow it ol Spain, and residing at Havana, is eight days, and this without any extra ex prove a great indueenient to such of our read- The Falcon, from Havana, brings dates to the hle tu make a moro meluucholly unuounco- siijii-ein ■ m ilita ry gov, i nor nl' tin- -vlioh: island, pense in its construction. The escapement is a man lust overboard, w lii-u the violence o f the ers as are timid and inexperienced in such 20lb. Another expedition was expected.— iitiil eivil t.iiverimr nl one ut thu two great peculiarly entislrucltd, and giv four times as storm was such that the huat could not regain manors. Tito "Homo Journal” is one of qle i Flu. steamer Bizarro w et.t out on a cruise on meut. di v: tons ni Ciiuii. Tim giivcriim* ot* tho oth Ii motion to the babuieo as thu host chro the ship tor four hours, and was finally stove • the 19th, and a frigate with another steamer Bishop Andrews of the Sent item Moiitodist er p ir l ( Santiago do Cuba) lias indi-peiideut nometer eseapoineut, living tlie great desidera- best binidy papers in our country, and richly were hound out soon. . T he re was a great re- Church, argues eloquently against tin: effort in when tho erow succeeded in bringing il c iv il pownr, re.-piiu.-d lo only to the Spanish Iiiiii in lim e pieces. Whet) uuuiulaeiui'eil, wurth tin: two dollars per year necessary to view of tho troops about Havana on llio morn- which are now making to dissolve die Union. court at .Madrid. — | \ . B. Balmer's business they may be al't'orded at n ir-s ix th Gm usual alongside. Among tho Bahamas, where this, •usuro its weekly visits. 1'»« °* lbu 20th- men’s Alumnae. Jen n y i.ind prior to tier departure train price ot slut, euronoiuetcrs, and will pertonu occurrence is reported to have taken place, u j ~ ' G reat F i .ood. A despatch dated I. lien, Philadelphia, gave iliree thousand dolluis to , * 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ I . boat in modemoderate rate wweather out her is atnt allyany timtime e w ithinithiii i w i " ‘T it t e i. s L iv in g A g e , Ixo. 837, eon- Y.,-27th inst., say s: — “ Tlie heavy rains the t'uud ti r tlie allevialiut, ot die sull'urers by T'lio \ alike..- Bliidc says that there is iq i- ,d a eioei''wi'al"reqnuw wniding^m^nee — y reach ol the land, and if it were true ' ^-X.h of "Deborah’s Diary, Egypt L„|,ieh have fallen foror three day..have caused die late greul fire. pin in Savannah, Ga., w !n i Iraxi ls in n a g o ii m tlire e hundred am, sixty-.L e day s. It al.,,, ,ha. the persons in tb o ^ o M s belonged to ,, “and ?l1 its' ,s government,...... »>' “ Sketches of Greece and’ a sevi re “^Xir^ml'inflood in llio d.^fi.c^X propulled by a goat. By this me.ms, hu The iueuitity of Judson Hutchinson, one of able to go at m y place lie wishes. It must lie b> ...... "”-|” ''G‘”‘ the tune Ol day, Spanish vessel, lltcir bestTnd safest course was 1 urkoy,” the conclusion ot u very Into “ do I u " (> ap|llt,|lt.„dvd to the mills, the •• H utelim soii F a m ily .” was induced by an u IT sight tu see him “ s iliruugTi Gni *, ,‘sm g,,u,l(l se'un'g o f'ih e sou m'd' naimi' bw bei,r U1‘ r° r lbe lu,,d> W'llieb CU*>’ aeet‘,i4 , u,‘tllle d .lbu u“ d u » » « ' , bridges, and W K ' iu Canal.” an utluek of hiiiin fever, nl Cleveland, Ohio; and llio fever wus caused, it is sluled, by Mes the streets, by lbo aid of two A any latitude, the phases o f tiio m uuii, and thu could ho had to Spanish ports. Wu aro eon- nitcreslmg article upon the ptoposed means ol' traiis-isinetliiaii eoimeeiion between tlm At K J'W o understand that a tnuii by tlie inline merism. lime ol Dm sun mid moon entering the >igns, vineed that the story is a complete tnisrepre- . of Joli Brice, was somewhat injured in a A young lady o f delicate health, in this city, II,NO US IHE \V*.->II-IIO> III, AND TIIET uS high and low tide, Jke. T his clock is also so se|ltllliull o f qla fucUi ulll| probably originated lantie and Pacific, together xvitll a ski ’ ld drunken frolic, at T hniiiustnu, on Siiuduy y .slii'j Bo,isiiluuth Clipper, ntt, nipled sui- improved as to coinpeusute lor ditlereuecs uf Fitly dioiisaiiil Piulius w eie muiiufueluied lust ehielly from unfriendly fvuhugs on llio pai l of thu relative situation and prospects of thu tvr- veiling last. Ills thought ho will itoiivcr. eat in New Y olk city ulolie. !e I.. ■ itin g seven cars nl’ an en cm :: a I. w the motive power, and Is calculated to be iso- | ) > .- i., tho ab-i.tieo o f which property ui us author. 1 ritui ics bordering the different routes. NEWS AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS FOREIGN NEWS. LATEST NEWS ! ! FALL GOODS’ N ew Y o rk, Sunday evening, Oct. 2fitl-. Ly Telegraph to the llnston Tapers. G r e a t S a le Gough is tfitotnling w ith success in Canada. The steamship Pacific ntrived nt thia putt — AT THE — At Montreal, Iw obtained 103 signatures among Ibis nl'lcrnoon, about ball' past I o ’clock, 77 M l i u i k i m k L’O THE PUBLIC!! tho soldiers of her majesty. having left Liverpool on the 15th inst. M o n ti.r., O c t . 2 /. I , , , , A party from Bangor, nt Olatnnn, a few Thcro lias been no change in cotton.— A severe frost occurred here on Friday CLOTH I M i STORE. IF ANY PERSON SHOULD ADVERTISEDY days since, killed eleven deer, most of which Bi eadslulls were, however, slightly ini- nnd Saturday evenings, which lias done (NEARI.V orroSITE TIIF. COMMERfl A I. 110,sE .) ’ were sent to Boston m arket. proved. much damage Io tho young Cotlon. 1 T he svhscrirer having just returned Irnm the i i n m i m T o h ju Hay is very senren in Ohio, especially in The Bank of England returns show the IT amount o f b illio n to lie about £16,156,00(1, 1 Gily with the " LA R G E S T ” and “ REST " as the northern portion. In Cleveland it is now Another Outrage. selling nt from $16 to $18 per ton. and money was easy nt 2 percent, on short I sorttnent of I’tiir.ADEi.riiiA, O c t . 29. AN EPIGRAM BY J e F.MS loan. U j-L iilL iL) \>v aS sf'L'Lilli HATS &. CAPS! The queen of Belgium died on the 12th Two watchmen were fired upon last even The Barnum, Filehhurgh row suggests suited lo his trade, ever offered to llic public in The old proverbial tea-pot; inst. ing in Mnyninensing, one of whom was hut There xvas exhibited on llic 15th inst., this place— dust Anglicise a word—noil low! slightly wounded, while the other, it is “ A tempest in a depot!” nt L loyd's in the Underwriters’, room, a Comprising in pail of the following, 20 per. cent piece of gold in its raw state, weighing feared will not 'recover. E nglish, German and A merican B roadcloths— Washington Irving relates that Ahdallnh, j Cassimercs, Doeskins, Cashmeteiie Tiveeds, m ss TIMJV orrn'iis " tho father of Mahomet, was so beautiful tlint nearly twenty-seven pounds, for which the owner had been offered £750. It was From Turks Island. Vestings of the most fashionable styles "no less than two hundred Arab maidens died and qualities,and every shade of color. of a broken heart tho night he was married obtained by bis two sons in California. N ew Y o rk , O c t . 29. Elite and Black Exni.istt Beavers ; Devonshire, NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES iWIIOLESALE&KETAIL, to A m ina.” Tito accounts from the scat o f war in By nu arrival Io-day from Turks Island Cnrrey ami Liverpool Pilot Cloths, water pi oof; at llial. would any one nnlurnlly suppose a Schelswig, stato that no further movement which w ill be made to order in the The ladies of Montreal are preparing a wo have dates to the 13th. Heavy rains present for Queen Victoria, to consist of a bad taken place in cither army. The illoM Rrnulifnl SJylcs! a fow days previous had destroyed many SWELL HEAD I I’AK.XSWORTIIi A: BKOOKS, set of cltnirs, made from Canadian black wal Dunes, however, were fortifying their po AND A PERFECT FIT WARRANTED!! nut and embroidered by as many ladies o f sitions nt every point, and they intend to of the sail ponds. Together with a larger stock id' Clothing t.nd that eity as Can conveniently share in the remain entirely on the defensive. Furnishing Goods than any other making. Tlio accounts from Paris state that much A Splendid Project- TWO STORES IN ROCKLAND 1 The Woodstock Spirit of thn Ago turn the alarm was created in consequence of the GUNS & PISTOLS. W a s h in g to n , O c t . 2 9 . His shirk is now unusually large, and additions potato plagtio into verse, and sings the "Song cries o f Ft're /' E in p crcu r, at the review arc constantly being made of whatever is new Rockland, October 36, 1850. l.inic lbick Street,- of the Blighted Potato,” to the air, "I had a on Thursday the lOtli inst. lest coup t l’ chtl The Republic contains a correspon- and desirable in his i.ine, and lie would respect dower within my garden grow ing.” The last slioultl ho immediately made, and tlio coin- I donee between President Fillmore and fully inviie his former patrons nnd friends lo give JUS T BE C E I V E I) INFORM the public of ROCKLAND, verse is or should he— him a call. and vicinity, that their entire Stock, em niittcc, in consequence, remained in per Secretary of tho Navy relating to provi AT TH E Vainly I strove the wholsomc part to cherish, ninnent session during the night, nnd sent bracing an assortment of But nought remained of what was once so dear; ding a ship of war lo convey articles of CAI.T-'.NIIINE’S NEYV SYSTEM V. S. Clothing Warehouse, Only with life shall the remembrance perish, their em issaries to tlio various work shops, Horn hail potatoes have turned out this year. lo warn their friends lo be in readiness for Amcricnn manufacture to tho World’s Which he has for cutting Pants, surpasses every nnothcr lot of those splendid Mantel thing ever before offered to the public; and be any event. Euir nt L ondon, T he President, in his T h o lailies o f Cincinnati have been hold Halters hiinsell that be can fit the most difficult ing a temperance convention, and ninnng oth Tho anticipated movement, however, letter.‘fully approves of the proposition. forms. LEVER CLOCKS; did not take place, hut there is lo ho a er proceedings, resolved to collect and pub Also a large variety of lish the names of women and children made greafslrugglo between tho President and Exiles from Cuba. The Immense Slock! destitute by drinking. And variety of Goods, w ith the long experience Sacks and O vercoats. S K I ______the National Assembly. B a l t im o r e , O ct. 29. Jenny Lind went over to Ilronkiin to see of the proprietor, together with the determination About thirty wealthy citizens of Mntnn- lo make his N. II. After examining tlie ‘'large stock” now an old Swedish playfellow , and, he being ROCKLAND LIME MAI!RET. advertised to be sold at -•twenty per cent lower !-’L"iS.?iESS«a:%fashion of South lor CHILDREN I EE I'll ING. It greatly laeili- licullh, both of body and mind, lias become tales the process of teething by siil’n-n'ing Hie ’H" UM BER and dimension Timber, of all kinds, Carolina, is beginning to proclaim non-inter- J0J dry and green. Also, Shingles, Clapboards gums— w ill allay all pain and spasmodic action, much improved. His friends all hope iVI ii s ( c s o 9 (5 coure w ith the N in th , so far as business is Laths, &c.. wholesale and retail. concerned, and some other tilings, too. They and is SURE TO I! EGULATE T ilE BOWELS. Depend upon ii lumbers, n w ill give rest to your llmt lie will soon bn perfectly restored. S. C. DYER & CO. IN did this in relation to paying their debts, long — ——’«™. | UNITES STATES Rockland, Oct. 8, iS50. ago. selves, amt relief ami health to your infants, xkv- Elt has IT VAii.r.n if tim ki.y vsr n.— per let i lv safe WARRANT, to he ailininisielcd to very feeble infanls. A fresh cloth’g warehouse. P. S. Being connected in business with John Mining in Eastern California—the Gold FOR TOWN .MEETING, NOV. 6, 1850. H oi.yoke & Co., Brewer, Me., dealers in supply at CeitTis A Perkins’. Price 25 vents n (Opposite Kimball Hluck.) Mountain- botilc. Masts, Spars, Timber, Knees and Ship stuff TO LOTEHZO /). CARYEJl, one of the Con- It O CRT, A N I>, Me. We. have seen a gentleman ju st returned N. I!. Enquire for J77?S. 1I7.YSAOIPS stahles of the tom of llocktainl:— of nil kimls, orders for any of the above w ill be SOOTl/TXG S 1’III,' aad attend lo it at once from California, who lias personally visited Y'OU are hereby required, in the name of the TH E subscriber having just returned from N. filled with promptness. S. C. DYER & CO. if your cbiltl is suffering. Rockland, Get., 1850. 97tf the so called "Cold Mountain,” which has Agerit7 R oekiaiul.R ’. T. Slocomb, C. A M a -|S’n' p *!1, / I ’ >ne, lo, nolifv and warn the inhabit York and Boston, is now opening al his been quite commonly considered fabulous. It eoniber, Dr. l.mlwig, Thomaston, O’Brien A | X SPACIOUS CLOTHING WAREHOUSE lies, in about I it. 3.5 > North, two hundered glsason & Esnorros, Previous to our removal lo the more titan FIVE TIAIES the aniotiiit of Cloth and fitly miles east o f Los Angelos, in South Rockland, Sept. 10, 1S50. 33 ly r Cont'.Tegaiional Meeting-house, in said town, on — nt the— Wednesday, liie sixth day o f November licxi, al urn California, ami perhaps one hundred west ing ever received at one time at any one store in UNION WOOLEN FACTORY, •V eir tV Spacious li'afcliousc. of the Colorado. Tlie region is as forbidding one of life eloek in the afiernoon, to act on the this town. I have decidedly the advantage over MARRIAGES. following aV' eles, viz 1 L I. dress riot it Black or Brown ami shear Now being finished on Main-st., as it can be, w ith out inhabitants, even aborig the “ clothing stores” now located in Rockland, inal, though ’ here is a sparse papulation o f In lliis town, 27lli ins!, by Rev. M r Atw ell, Mr 1. To choose a Moderator, lo govern said incei- once lor 10 cents per yard; Black. Brown savages on the Maliave liver, say liliy miles Goodwill Gram to Miss Emma F. D ill. ing. for the very reason I PAY CASH, consequently or Claret—colored only— lor 6 ets per yard. OUR E N T I R E STOCK east. T o approach it, you pass the Sicrru In Chelsea, JIr. Christopher Dyer, of Portland, 2. To see what action the town w ill lake in re 1 can BUY cheaper, S E LL cheaper, and thereby Garments, "Yarn etc., Dyed as usual. Nevada, near M ount Sail Bernardino, across to Miss .Mary W. Hannaford, of Cape Elizabeth. lation io the support of tile Poor in stud town, and give customers Hool Caviled and Oihd fuvjuuv els per lb. AVill be sold at prices in relation to providing a place fur the keeping tw o deserts o f six y to eighty miles, ami thence In Augusta, ltobt. F. Cummings of Dover, N. BETTER BARGAINS. to a region of deep canons and rugged moun II.. to Miss Caroline O l ’hilbrick. and support of said Poor. BG” Cassijiercs for sale from 50 cts to St, per In Union, John Hale Yeaton of Chelsea, to 51 i s 3. To see wliat further action the town will My location is In-tler, and it is my intention yard. A ll work Warrant, d tains, sterile, almost destitute of grass w ith no take in rehilinn to Buiying Grounds, limber except tile musquit, (something like Cynthia D. Howes of Washington. and expectation, by strict attention to business, South Union, Sept 1850. 38 5iv ■I. To see whether tin; town w ill vote lo Wan- to sell our alder,) which rarely grows to the size of In lliis town, 27ih by Rev. S. C. Fessenden, plete ihe building and making ilie Road laid out L 0 LO W ER than at any other STORE ill THIS a ill ill’s arm. Tile region is infested with .Mr John Sehwanz, of Waldoboro’, to Miss upon ihe peiiiion of David M. James and others, Seven-eighths of the Clothing sold in town! C 'te a 1 Xj/ Ilnnn nli G. Pillsbury of ibis place. rattlesnakes in incredible numbers, ami the and whether they w ill make an appropriation for and have been to great expenee in fitting up my PLACE, to say nothing of tlie earth so lull of minerals (especially salaratus) that purpose. Warehouse for that purpose. COUNSELLOR* AT LAW, that the water is absolutely poisonous. There DEATHS. ,i. To see ivliat action the town w ill take in re I have sold the principal part of my Old stock, S U P E R I O R Q UJ1L1T Y ! ! is no water lit to drink within sixteen miles of lation to tlie unpaid 'faxes o f the year 1819. an ilie remainder will be sold al cost. My New Rockland; Me- In this town, 2Sth inst., M r. Harrison Ulmer, the “ Cold M oim ta in” , so called, w tiicli rises aged 36 years. Given under our hands, litis, twenty-ninth day Stock consists in part of the following ; ol the Goods offered for sale by us. about 150 feet rather steeply from a canon, In South Tliomaston, 2-iih inst,, of dropsy on of October, 1850. @ 22 2 ISi © o Ty^nurunnucK—Olncci.8 of the I.line Rod; Bank. which has an elevation o f some one hundred llic brain. James Henry, win of Capt. IJeinv and E. S. SM ITH, ) Selectmen and liliy feet on the i.ilno- side of it. The C. A. MACOMBER, of T O L E T . .Margaret Spaulding, aged 2 years 13 days. ’ C O A T S s We have substantial proofs of canon is about one-fourth o f a m ile long, and la East Livermore, 11th inst, Nnih’l Lyford, GEO. S. W1GGIN, ) Rockland. A very neat and convenient Tenement situated tile two hills are surrounded by sand deserts. aged SS years. 9 mos. Ileseived on board an A 7 rue Copy,—Attest-- ZJL in the South part of ihe village. In q u ite o f Thu hills are composed of a dark horn DRESS COATS, FROCK COATS. P UULIC APPIt 0 PAL American privateer in the revolutionary war, L. D. CARVER, Constnble. Over “ C L. LOWELL. blende locks, with perhaps a tenth part of Sack “ Rockland, Oet. 8, 1850. and was several times taken prisoner by the Rockland, Oct. 29th, 1850. 40 Cap-a-ivay “ In the THRONGS that daily visit our store, and w h ile feldspar interm ixed w ith it; and the enemy. D ’Orsay •< gold is found in both, generally running in In Hath, M r Adam Lemont, aged 78. tlie way the Goods. streaks or strings, though sometimes show PANORAMA IFAOTSE ing bulbs or lumps like a button. It has been O F MANTLES A AID SEAKES, found by analysis to yield about §2,59 per lb. M A R IN E JOUR NA L . THE KENr-IEBEO, AND WRECK OF Black French Doeskin PANTS. in the latest and most approved styles. of the rock. Black German do do. PORT OF ROCKLAND.' Also, Gentlemen’s Travelling hawls, Eight miles north of this " mounlbin,” our , T ia S-: S3 A A <5 V 13 IS . Fancy Cassimere P A N T S . Is convincing proof Hint tlie ptiLlic w ill informant tried his luck at digging in the usu w ill be furnislied by the subscribers m any quan A r r i v e d. OTH these magnificent works of art will be Blue and Blk Broailelotli PANTS. al California fashion—scraping off the surface tity, al tlio very lowest pi tees. Purchasers w ill 21th, sell Venilovi, Ilateli, New Yolk. exhibited, a lew evenings at Illu o H ill’d and plain Satinet P A N T S . o f the earth and washing that winch lies im please notice that the genuine Bay State fabrics Alanson Dean, Ulmer, do. M ix ’d, Check’d and l i l ’k do do. beat- tickets corresponding with theabove cm, and mediately above the rock, lie dog thus with Truinpbot, Ham, do. they w ill also be distinguished from ail oilier Corvo, Crockett, Richmond. two Indians for four hours, obtained about ten FIRST EXHIBITION ON TUESDAY EVENG’, woolen shawls by their superior finish, fine tex ounces of pure gold, taking only the “ lumps,” 2dth, sell Senate, Spear, New York. November 1st., 1850. ture, and brilliancy of colors. having nothing to wash the earth with. Prob 28tli, scii i ’erit, Heart, do. Increase, Wood, do. Black SATIN VESTS. Orders solicited from all sections of the country, ably us much was thus left as taken. He did The Panorama of the Kennebec, lias been pro and tlte same w ill be promptly attended to. Neponset, Saiitli, Salem. nounced by every competent jtid g i who lias seen Lasting do. ------THE ------not try in any other spot, hut has no doubt Silk do. that the gold extends all the way from Sonora I vanlio, Simonton, N. Y. it, to be tlie most highly finished Panoraune Paint Fortune, Conway, do. Cnshmcro do. JEWETT fc PRESCOTT, m Northern Muxicu to the upper Sacramento ing in America. Lenreluttc, Emery, tie. l'lie Wreck of the Hanover, presents a sublime Boiled Satm do. No. 2 Milk Sliest, and Oregon—a distance of full eight hundred C o ra l,------, do. representation of ilie OCEAN IN A STORM, Corn’ll do. miles. The region here described is about BOSTON. M t. Hope, Post, do. and six successive stages of the appearanee of August 15, 1656. live hundred miles from the nearest diggings Nournialial, Kendall, do. the ilanover during the scene of her loss in No in California, hut cannot he approached by Sitrali, Hall, Boston. vember, last, w itli every one on board. GNTS. FURNISHING GOODS. less than a thousand miles o f actual trave l.— 29th, sell (Irion, Post, do. ADMISSION, lo botlt Exhibitions, only 12 l-2ets. Fine Linen Shirt Bosoms and Collars; It is very near the boundary line just estab J’enrl, 1 iigraliani, do Cravats, lished by Congress between C a lifornia and fiiikey, Myers, do. Roehland, Oet. 31, 1850. -10. Neck-tics, U tah. Dplaware, Holbrook, N. Y. lltlkfs, ■ A company has been formed in San F ra n S a i l e d - TO THE LADIES OF RCUKLAKD, Drawers, cisco expressly to mine the “ gold mountain,” 28lh, sell Pawtucket, Ulmer, New Y oik Shirts, ami vicinity. It is entitled “ the Los Angelos Isaac Ai-aorii, Sylvester, do. NEW FALL M ILLINERY!! Suspenders, Gold M in in g Com pany,” and has or is to have Melalluc. Ames, do. Gloves, F A L L S T Y L E -7X0- MISS F. J. KIRKPATRICKAaf n capital o f $750,000. It lias already sent Niagara Spalding, do. And Cotton and I’lnnnel Under Shirts, Ate., the -----fo r ----- forward a pioneer party of one hundred mi ■Albany Packet, Hewitt, do. IS NOW OPENING AT HER ROOMS IN largest assortment ever received in Koekland. ners, with iuipliments, provisions, See. Lucy White, Tony, do. Spofford Block 'Pile men sent out to work it are well pro Ophir, Spear, do. BOOTS and SHOES. vided atid armed, and are to be paid $0 per Eagle, Spear, do. An exteiniyc assortment of M I L L I N E I! Y ’ lay, “ and found,” which is a consideration in E. Hilbert, Keating. do. GOODS, comprising a variety New and Elegant One of the most complete assortments ever ex Caledonia, Grant, Norfolk. hibited in Hits m arket: a region where it is so easy ami so perilous to Style Ladies Sill; and Straw HATS; a superior Mary Snow, Walsli, Salem. selection of licit and desirable Ribbons, also gut lost. Thu mules (all hut lour constantly Thick Boots, Call'do., Grain'd do; Goal and brig Pria-.-ipee, Gilchrist, New Orleans. Feathers, Flowers, tabs, Ac. Misses Jockey Call’ Shoes and Pumps, Ate. employed in carrying water for drinking) Hats, Ladies Caps and Head-dresses, Dress T rim EARNSW0KTHiV BROOKS have been brought away, so that the miners Domestic Ports- mings wait various oilier articles usually kept in C’lITLBl’SY, (LiBJliS, F IST O ff.S. i W o a © 3 (Soliorians mainly) could not run oil’ if they N .ir fid k - A r 2 ’ d seb o rio ,,’ Clark, Camden, j p” 7 s|R-in'mueh t.me in the selection of the •would.— [N . Y. T ribuue. I would e>peciolly call your attciuion to my i r t h , h l 2.,d, barque Robert Walsh. G, ; „ ^ T H E p U l;L |C may feel assured stock' of Cutlery, Guns and Pistols, believing that Kelluch, Barbadoe 1.1 M E B O C K S F R E E T, PANORAMA (IF THE K EX.MillKt.’.— lliey cannot fail to give saii>f;iction to the eye, I have ihe largest and most complete assortment Newport— Ar t.’ lth. sehs Franklin, lienee (or taste, and purse of ihe custcuner. cviTofl'ered for sale in our town. This great work of local interest, which lias e licit New York; Juno, N. York lor Lynn; Ceylon, KOEKB.AA ed such high encomiums from the press, general Camden for Norfolk; Elizthelli, lienee fur New Mourning Goods, York. A r 2Sih, sell Capital, Champlin, from Prepared at short notice. anil H AVE just received the FALL TASIIION of ly , was to have been exhibited in this place on Camden, lor New Yoik. 1 have an eultre new stock of the above a rti DEALERS IN THE STATE, AND SELLING New and Desirable II A T S , end lacing tl.e styles ol Ei.ri-t; X-. Co. Tuesday evening, but, as very many were unable New York— Ar 25tli, lirig Swan, Pierce, Ber cles. They were bouglil extremely low, ami will to gain admittance to the Hall at Thomaston, on muda. 6; 26tl>, sell E. II. Herrick, Grant, lienee; Dres3 and Cloak Patterns, be sold at a very small advance. Gi.xxin A Bntn and A i.v.ikd A l!.ixeiion of New A Monday evening, it remained in that place. elt Union, Bucklin, do. lor snlo at low prices. York, together witli Boston Styles. Mobile—Ar 17th, brig Patrick Henry Ingra SAILOR'S Clothing and Bedding. Tlte public can rest assured dial our Hats are Tho Exhibition w ill bo commenced in Eagle ham, N . Y. Rockland, Oct. 22d, 1850. *29. of tlie very Lest quality, manufactured cxprc-Hy lla ll, this (Wednesday) evening. New Orleans— Ar lt ’nli, ship Charlemagne, Monkey JACKETS; Reefing JAC KE TS; Our facilities for buying, (except Havre; brig II. It. Ilyle r, Tliomaston; 17th ship Pilot Dress lor us, and our prices are H.S 7.011' as tlte a rti C. D. FAIRFIELD, M. D Green Plaid " STEAM vs. SAILS. Claiborne, Gilchrist, Bordeaux, cle can be procured in New York or Boston. Guns anil Pistols (?) ) are, prob PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Dress HATS, Russia CAPS, The steamer Governor on her trip from P ort Disasters. SO’ WESTERS, ably, about equal,to say the least Ojjice over O. Jl. Tales’ Uture, Main Street. A splendid assortment of land east, Tuesday morning, when oil' White Sell Orlando, of Waldoboro’, at Providence fm .Mattresses and Comforters, Guru- y I-’rocl Baltimore, laid stopped nt Noivport for repairs,' ...... _ , Oil'd CJollies, Kives,Sheaths and Belt Palms etc t o some of our cncious(tl') neigh Head camo in collision with tlio schooner Mary having lost head of foremast, both topmasts, and b ii. I-A IL I-IE L D , lortnerly ol Belehertown, F A L L H A T S , Ann, Capt. Tyler, owned by tho Messrs Powers inaiiitupsail i Mass,, oilers his services to (lie inhabitants of bors. of Frankfort and beer Islo, carrying away her Rockland and vicinity as a praciilionet of Medi- HATS & CAPS- Have just been received, winch tlie public are cine and Surgery. Tlie best of relereuee may bowsprit, cutwater, Bulwarks and foremast. She IXOTICE TO MAniSfERU, 1 have selected with care a beautiful Ini of respectfully invited to ta ll an I examine. be had. was loaded w ith lumber and bound froluFrankfort Trc Pollock, Rip Floating Light, being leaky, mole, silk ami Fur Hals, and a very extensive lot Onr Hats being maaufaeiured expressly for us, Rockland, October 23d, 1850. of Caps adapted to tlie Fall and Wimer trade. for Boston. Sho was towed into this harbor by and requiring repairs, w ill lie taken into port on or about tlie -Jtli of November next. by contract, we warrant them to be tin- best in tho Governor, and w ill probably be repaired with She will he reiatireil as quick as practicable, For Sale. tlie Comity lor style, beamy of finisli, and dura little difficulty. and inmte-liutely be put at her station again. b ilily. T. .H . .E . Sell.«eu. CST. . LEON, u.of . Bangor,...... riiose who contemplate purchasing Clock. . Seventy-live ions burthen, lliirteeu |>'.|iies,.-.l to examine the assortment. A ll w jZ-ir-'Plio couSnuuieutiou of “ F ” in answer to Ar at Klsinettr, 8tli, Geo. Washington, Suow, J turs oU ; is m good order, and lit ' '" 'e ,,ul’a ” a"'-UUc'1 Us ,f“ lllU ClleaP our remarks of last week upon the Fugitive Slave Cronstradl lor I! i .ion; Henry Nesmith, Butler, lor eoastiiig or ti long - and will be b;1,>’-'i " ill 1” ...... 1 FALL STYLE Law, wus handed in too late for publication, but do for Ltverbool. sold al a la ir rate by applying lo ihe IRasier oil ! « 1 a y s board, or h, Lewis A: Clapp. Bosion, LuilRey Rah ' 6 AlierAfier examining lbthe lev. limited slot I,s of w ill appear next week. Oil’ Gibraltar 1st inst. Ionia, King fin Symina, for Bos l on brankloii, I’eiulleion tt Ro>s, Bangor, or t" Clothing about town, give me a call and 1 wul guarantee to sell cheaper than llic cheapest. Liir.xmiED—Al Thoinastqn, 21st inst , ship J. i \ WJSE, Koekland. Accident. Cupt. Jon t. Ferguson, o f Bel Ui uni '.his dale. I asius Ncswirn, of 1900 ti ns, to be commanded Oel. J2ib, J850. iRI8 fust, skipper of sell Gan. Marion, of Cohas by Capt S. Walls. N. B. Any person pur, basing an article at lliis set, w h ile attem pting to board bis vessel Warehouse subsequently tiuding lie could have Hr. <.'oriiellS bought Ilie same cheaper a'l any other store, shall 1 & which lay outside of utio'lierut Phillip’ wburf, Sell. Cf i.k s t ia i. of this port, built by Master f ’JK W S IJ O ltT ll A- BROOKS W M PO U ND SYRUP of Wahoo ami Sai a- have tlie ditlerenee reltmded. ’I'tct iilij di/fei’cni Patterns. tost bis bold, and fe ll between Hie vessel mid Suutord S tarrett, this season. 116 tons, was re- C/ p.ih!la,..for bale by (IUJ l)r. LUDW IG . O. 11. PERRY. the wharf, breaking bis leg just above the tin eently sold to a Now York House, l’ur S.UdO. Rueklund, Oet. 91. 1650. 3'Jtf CLOTll, GLAZED, AND FANCY;! 1>p . Cornel I s klv. [Boston Journal. N O T H IL Including a splendid assortment of Children's GEOGRAPHY CLASS. AIN EXPELLEE and Infants1 11 vi s and Cars, tor tlie tall and. Itouusitr. The store id’ Capt. Josiali f H lil K subscriber lias left ins accounts with 4 G C. COLLINS, w ill commence a course P ( 10) For sate by Dr. LUDW IG . ta LOWELL 6; FOSTER for collection, and winter. l.iii’iTock Strcf!..,Roekl:nitl Coombs of Bowdoinham, Me., wt.s entered > . oflessmis m Geography before bis seeoud Ins debtors are hereby noiilied that they mat A ll of which are just received Ironi New York el-.i's,C on Wednesday evening tlte 30lh inst. JTOW, lauding from Sell. Ileligln, •!00 Ra di- and on Friday evening ut five o’clock, while lie set'.lc with ll.cm without tost at any lime before and Boston, which w ”, l-e old at unpieeeden'.iy Those ive.hing to attend w ill please aoolvai el. prim -N ovia Sevtui Potatoes—io. -al. was al tea, a trunk brake open and between tlie lit'sl day ol November. |Jmo.J UN IO N BLOCK, PATH. |S l] or I,elore th.u lime 117 by F. COBB. SILAS I-’ARRINCTON. Low l ’rtees. live anil six hundred dollars taken from it. Roeiilatid. Oet. 23d 1850. Koekland, Oet. 8, 1659. Rockland, Oet. 6, 1859. 31 FARNSWORTH A BROOKS. Reiilau.l. Nov. 1 1'” '9. 49 4w. BCCTOW mUSBUM , I OSTEK’S .MOUNTAIN « o3ii'oe,M).!SA N D iS SA R SA pA R |LLA s I> .’..uN, IV l(U i:T StOTTLE*. ** I \ r 'k'’* *£ »V*' Tremont Street, Boston. A 7 :* ) si-i JIA' »U» $ 5 X M U ,?$■ £* .j ir.iriys orry n.tv .tvn i:rE\ryo. I'n r I’nrlfying Hie Itlixnl iiikI fur the Cure 31 VS E l’l l is llie birire? r. inn«t vnlunlGe, mi I bent (if N, rofnl,i, dli rrurinl iliniiinrn, lilicinna- I S ! ' I V * ■ mTi'iin'f I in llie tiled Stater. It comprises itn le-s limn I K B M CliEIHCAbS, r n v i s t : i i s, lixin, f 'zzZxrzc'Us Z-.'rrzyiZziiHs, Stubborn Jin S in HUS, IVrfiiinei'v, CflSHlt'lifS, •tides the constant IJliers. I.in r Cnwplninl^iinprp- ? r u n t h e riiESEnvATioN o f t h e sia, Z/zurr,Ziilis, Suit till,in n , M . .k R j E L © t k u s s e s , t k i s s ; s e i ’ i ’ o n BRANT'S INDIAN DEALE'S DIIIEADEEDHIA All'SEI M, ii a i n . Cnnuiiinption, Z'V rcr Son s, SHOULDER BRACES, SURolCAL swelling the already immense collection to upwards of t'', iiiiil, Complainls, Krijuip, Ins, P B low n Oli.SBi ■ .^FOSTER'S Mnuiriain C'lu'/.f.ininil for Ihe O uG tc »<(»« Fs-hc NhM cin. IXSTltl'MI.NTS, I'A.NCT ARTICLES, T.TO. HALF A MILLION ARTICLES Pl I In ii . In r m ii paese^ nny other nrtii-lc li.rll.e hoss of . Ijipvtilc, Pimples, Bites, General (lie greatest nnioimt of objects of Interest to bo found together (.allies' Toilctt. It possesses qualities never be- JJebitily, Sfe. nt any one place hi America; and an entirely fore eoinluileil. in which are blende,I ihe mosl po- T t i is : i b.-1 i;iin;i; i f g s l e a \ e t o i n - ! ? . T . S I i » C <> .11 K , This preparation has non- home Ihe test of NEW HALL OF WAX STATUARY : trill ionics and ngreealde perfumes, imparling lo form ill ' i iti/c tis n f Ro klaml, Thomaston nml ! over 11 rears experience since its first inirodm the neighboring towns il. i' h. has opened a ] CHEMIST ami APOTHECARY ihe Hair a hennlifnl Sil y Moisture II is ihe tinn to public lavnr, during wbieii lime nitincroti - result of 15 years’ experience by Ihe proprietor. imitniions have sprung inln ex.sienee, fzztin STOKE IN ROCK I.ANI), One horde of il is worih more Ilian iis weight in A, ding Iheir claims to lire confidence nl tlm (T,-; No. Holmes’ »:i<. k, I.ime K< k s tin t 1 I d ist in irii islied artists id In either the old r Calil'oinia Gold Ils high repu'nlinn from dis- . N ATI It Ah and LIFELIKE connnunily on ihe curative powers contained it. or the “ Cheap Store/' so called, W ith a hu ge and , tiugiiished individuals, nnd the press universally choice stock of It nil ihe c!,-ihs'ii •: unit purify hi tr vlritioa nenrly i Sarsaparilla Boot, the great tepiitioii and extend iiwi-ifiil mid nftlivr iim tlm piepiirniinii which weciill Mock Itcnlily, wniranls iis superiority for the cure of all dis- ed use of which lias been alii ihulahlc to the many Bloot-s, Shoes ink! ESuMh-i'n ! BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING FXTRACT. nnd leu 1 ihe lietinliler In ileulii whether il,e liiriir,-. ,ln net nrto- e a se s ol' ihe Senlp, Baldness, gray and tailing wonderful cures eft'cclcd by the use of Ibis prep KIMBALL BLOCK iV.k'’c,..i?.b7n;k.,irq<',MT-,,,.5'.'.’r nR I” '’"""''"1 r""'"1 Hair It is snnglil after by the clile nnd fash Including a no >i splendid ns • i l m n i l lot M en’s , '.if HfiR’iiii ilillers fiTunl! '' IbMrnci. Ill-oil,I-.. || v*i arnii,m. While Sarspnrilia Boot forms nn impor FFERS to the public the largest and l»e>i , )'., , A ili'r /iie 'i time compounded with other vegelnhle remedie rn t’GIIS AND ('flXSI’MPTIONS, storing 111.- Hair, cleansing the skill, removing of greai power, and it is in the peculiar eolntiiii- n f . Clienti aL. 'frnsscs, (single, double or um dandruff, fcc. Its unbounded suecefs and ex mill .-..mm nt Gaiter I’o o i ■ : I- aiion and scientific manner of iis preparation Kai Bui,is, French nml Kid Sh'iete. .. bilical. lot Ch ild ren . Youths or Adults;) Abdom tensive deinnnd has induced inexperiencedquneks Mint iis remarkable success in the eiircnfdisease-, inal Supporters. Ikusal do., Shoulder Braces of j lo bring into die market many spurious irniispn depends Oilier preparations inmate it in the cverv pattern, ( ’upping Apparatus, Breast Pipes I llrib'bl, Tliront, l.imgs, mid llrnrl. rem nostrums, made almost eniirely ol aleolial, tec-. Buskins ami .fenny Lind style of putting up, in the name of one nl' its in and pumps, (Hun Elastic ilo., Sin Ils, Syringes of Tl,t« It A I.S’AM tai* in Ihr /.fX f .S '. which arc exceedingly deleterious nnd as inviiing 'I i. m IL, :• i andel; lb S'.„ , ; 'Gm7|/ ,ix Ihe |'l I; II V- gredients, and liere ends iheir resemblance lo it. lo the first causes o f baldness, leaving die linir Kid. Goal. Kip. Gi nn and t’VTV kind, form and size, with or without eases,' tff/Z|Z. 'I l.i- ll:il-mn Those needing a remedy and purifier like this, .IJtliur ami (’hlorororm Inhalers. Laeteals. I’a ri-, n is i, r '/*«•«, 11’ ‘iinmini/diitH ou t o f 11.N, alter dryer nnd in worse condition dinn nt first. Be Call" Slmes, Ac.. Ac. CHRIST'S YAST SIH’I’KR ate requested to note where this difference exists, ■ \ Articles. Cosmetics and Perfumery, of nnv ware of these quackeries T ry “ Toszer's 3Ze«zz- and in making choice of what they w ill use, not G iiilli'in i'ii'a I.'.ill', Sewed and I’cee d la T a Thousands of Consumptions wiih Ilia Twelve Disciples ; representing Ihe ouisternation nnd Inin GzzzzizzzzzzzzzZ. gentlemen mid Indies,-—we say u ni lenlher and Call Congt.-s' B",.'s: Congress, /• .sv.i /; l isu .v j : y r i y J. / n c (> l y it imnnv of the chosen ones nl ihe moment when lie told them to take any other lull that one entitled in their d ia l O ne oe t h e m should B etray H im . lrv il Bend Ihe following D.lln iiig Gaiters’ aid a la -•.■!••!.; |< :p. Call ami i c o u n t r . ronliiletice Irinn the long list of cures it lias el- Ma II. W. Foster : Dear Sir,—Last Spring my ciltnir pimpfftifs. in the folb if,' rotitphiint.-i unit i IIm’ii T1IF. PRODK4AI. SON, G .iilcr Bonis: Goal Call’ and Kip Brogans, Slip- ' I’lij »d<'i:ictw’ I’rrM Ti pi io n s li-eted mi living witnesses, whose tcstinioniiils ami 3/ . • ! I;' ■ il, 1:1 ii i ! i n ,ii 11,' r u in in Un' m ilt’ll returned homo clothed in rags, nml received by his forgiving Imir began lo fall oil' so rnpid ly, dial in die course residences have been published, and who nre still pers: enameled Polkas; nnd n varid v o f boys and ! put up with ( ABE by P A Y o rN IU J lT , Sundays , d l id''. V(..'.'.z-Si.'i'i.'/,*, .Vni'.'iK ( iiinjduin)'r I, a ud f i ii'iidi Io tn. in It e >/»)»/)•« >jZ’«/Z.‘r.o r—nrhlnlly A gents, ( E. Brown.) nil d try it Bel'o'e I had A ll i f whl. h In- w ill sell very low- for cash.— Furnished m replenished. o ini. - mid. hi this cm.,;, i u i gone.' thuf the .miropp mid used ,lie Compoundciutrcly up, I found my hair Iiiflrtinmntory Itliiicninlism Cured. Aly laoi'o i- 'Quick Silcsand Small I'rolits,” • 'B I O.-tl.UTII f •• ii'ei e b r a n / h t Knr lie /nil tienhit n o f tillh Cll.-e, beginning io lighten; 1 pinclmsed several more BAt-.nsTowx. Ky., July lit, 1819. anrl I respectfully iiiv n e iill who are in want of i 'lie , , b m ,d nii'if, i.ldid /m - l ' of nil the circillll.itmicus HAKICiSO.VN bottles, ami followed the directions strictly, am, Messrs. Samis—Gentlemen : Il is m y duty lo C h' g o H < K E o o J s, ...... iil-nv,., lll•>■„!„l n now I am more than Imppy to say that toy Imir communicate Itiets in relation to the beneficial el- K. iilni, xZ uiiiiillii lo t, mid iiuiiifiiri ulde cn- is as thick as it ever was, and free from timid : feels ol your Sarspnrilia. My wife was alilieied :ind Sh. •••-. i hr mi , approved style . to m il at , COLUMBIAN oi' z .)-.,/'i.«i mid (dtii^'iinidi 'iis ('riH .D , which were pru- sniff Yours, truly, | with infiatnuiiitiim and soreness of the slomaeli No. 3, I hiliirfs' i -ju k. Lime Rm k > set I. where m e e d 1.'Oto 1//)/«•/)!/ SKI I. IT-1, P|| VSICIA NS. f tbc worst ebnractcr.- her limbs and cbest were they w i’ I alw;r. . nd a huge assortment o f the HENRY A. CIJAIWIAN. A DOCTOR CURED! Stale street, Boston mueb swollen; sbe bad constant beadaebe, and host, iiiid in..st I'l’.!.! n ab le styles^ ,’it pi ices w hich tut .1. \V. I'ltlbNCII. n f IlirtMiiile. Hilhd d- riiinti/.yiiehif/nn, last spring was nllaeked severely with iiilkim ina- cannot tail to : nit .1. ' , nt the I.-t o f .Lumm y. 1 : |:t, w ro te «.« follow.* : “ 1 Imve been THE GAME OF M i l tory rbettinatism. Tbe best medical aid we could G GORGE R. WIIEELDEN. 1 SI i die i T'iiGir pr.TClIi e 'o f med icine in Ibis p la c 1 for nine yviir.s, l\In IL W. Foster: Dear Sir, I wish you to , ...... o f niv profession in « In whirli Is shown Iho Christinn nn.I S unn ctinteiiiliiig for Uni semi me bv il.e bearer, h a lf a dozen of your Com rblain allbrded « lily momentary relief* and wbile Uotkbmd. Oct. 8, 1850. ■ o f ill he,dill. I w mi Feverelvnfiliclrd with II ('hr,.nit n,ii'."-,). T J |E s l 4 j,I E S i3 TWINS, in this siiuation, sbe heard of tbe many remark’ - A ll the preparations of • iSe l.i,n,i». ns I, • o n v in c n'ie d id I had ih e (’ on- pound Bly wife continues to use it. and she is K>N. pus! doubt. I uehed alinosl iiiiT'ssanily, titvlit and i n t t u b indebted to it lor her’ line bead ol Imir now nblc cures cflecled by the use of Sand’s Sarsapa id lutd se v ere pain nn free from cotii'ii.sonme-s Sold Wholesale and Retail by S. W. f »wle ’ Sarsaparilla, which 1 believe lias no parallel in .JAUNDICE AND DYSPEPTIC ,• chest. Kmi paiij, ami now consider ami pionniince miiiel/ I'aiuii KFOitn A: G AV, J Boston. the catalogue of medicines. Wxi. C.iim i'i : i.e. J KEl cr.EXcts r. •'’■•eiicli is now a respectable druggist nt lliltsdale. Agents,~ R . T. SLOCOBI . K .T ln u r-to n - With feelings ol' lasting gratitude. I remain your C o l l r x , A o n is . A. c o . ) f it s , f it s , f it s . PRINCE, Thomaston. 25 8 17w. frrnnd. \ SAMUEL P. IIA KG’Ell. Sepi. 27, ISl‘». ly * S .’i 36. — r* .1. K. LIPI’I.NCOTT \ SON. re.-peclable inercliniils From more Ilian 2 0 Alantifaettiieis. Idl^m.ir. Sidtirm, cniiiti,. Z’,/,/e/,//-o o. wr.ae t,. ih . .May WHITE’S HAIR RESTORATIVE. Read the follow ing from 1' I 1. - ' , h.'. iiinoiiL' oim r i i m f ir - wliii’b bad I...... He Ni.w Ok i.i:ans. Nov. 12, 1819. •' boll! t! e use ,,f BltAN’i'S IMLAHtNAi: Y BALSAM, HORRORS OF SEAYERY, A 1’U tE I.y VEGETABLE COM l’()t A D, WILLIAM J. DEWEY, one ol Iheir eiislniners lmd jii.-l informed them that tier OS exemplified h.v peveu figures, helnu actual likenesses or a Blr.ssns Sands.— 1 take the libetty of sending ’. uliich had been s'Heeci lo’n is Z."- lertzuZ yeurs, WIIS siave.iiwuer, a slave-driver, ami their victims. Z’/r 7?t.s'Zz/r/zzg, Beautifying, Ch tinning, Softening you a lettei which may be of importance to those <’ O 31 31 I Sfi I () A 31 I’. If II A N T , MR.S. E. KIDDERS ed by the usw o f Jlli.tS i"S IIAI.S.IM. 3IFRDER OF MISS McC'REA, and Dressing the Hair. who are sit fieri ng as I have done. I received W ould soon bo in n Grave. S II 1 I’ I’ I N G A G E N T , I»V Ihe tudifius .luring ihe Revolutionary w ar; a thrilling group, elegant preparation is fast taking llie great benefit front your Sarsapaiilia.having been CHOLERA, W IL L I \ M U. J ! • . . . ; suowiug the characteristics of the Red Men. la. place of all other articles in use, lor resior- curled of a malady after suffering six years. I .■t.idu IftTlLlI I’BHCANCE, 67 Gravier Street, OVSENTAIIY and JJlAKIKKA <-li I ing and dressing the Hair. Il prevenis ihe Hair hereby cheerfully certify to tbe good effect of /'- : d : v Z’Z z .fzo.y j /,- r s . i.m hu . w in. |•.•^ilb•> in Un- I- u it o f P ale rm o in renderinu h the largest collection of W av Figures in America. Fire Insurance Company. /; /.;,)/BAlPd'Jl 7'ZZ/J A'. AVE, . I.VI) til!" ' ' " Sbe had been Ion? coiilineil to her I ed. and u :i.- The entire of ilm uhovo, and tlm imnmnso collection of , vioti> iodate 1 had been much troubled with bald ‘•TRUTH IS STKAAGEIl THAN EHTl<».\.' TH E m em b ers u f the Tnutnaxlnn Ins. Co., are I H' u 'll. er.'tl- .;. lliM-aSI'll. Unit l l f f I'l'et,.!, MiV.t.i ii i||l!zo>si- ' ncss on the crown of the bead for several inches Ni.w PrniiAM. N. .L. .lunch’d, 1850. n o l i l i i ' l Mini iheir annual incnling Kw .lie L-lioieo | I m 'o : 1.' I- I" lire nn ie t/m , (IN K DA A' I.i 'N G I.R . Bur. u b.-n BIRDS, BEASTS, FISH, INSECTS & REPTILES, 'in «. in. ttinfereiH e. accompanied with revru- pain 31i>‘-n.-.. Sands Gentleman. My wife suffered of I ii i ■.•'•lors. m il ihe I inn-action id oilier bu-mess I I lt.il.< i\l h .,|.,'n le.L V \\\,-fi‘.-''c. 'L ‘? n , villi iunutimru F , .| L'| in the head, which was so acute at limes as to with a distress and burning in her chest for ma Mini may h .-ady oi.ine before llu-in, will la held R .T . SLOCOiMB, Fi'T l".|.! \ DYING l.l'.D, • . Utal rd,e i- l.ow .... t.in d u t- t. nd.i ■; I.din duniedie hi.'is, Il ild u tlm i •- mid diitio.' SI,.- r-.-l.,,. ,w '. render me entirely unfit lor business; nor was ny years, and my daughter was a filleted from her in ilu-irofli ■ in 1 liaiiiasloii, on rdoud.uy the'-"alii I d - 1,11,1 il il- very e v i.b if . Ill'll she n,.I l.ted to III; A NT’S birth with a humor in her blood, we consulted 5. Kimball Block, BALSAM |or tier recovery from a I0112, M.vere. ami dam.'i r- this my only aflliciion — the skin on my head was Ii.-lA.-.-r next at 2 im-lock- 1’. AI, 111-. r*icli la.-f r ; mid h er Irieials mid iie i-ltb o i.- i-oj|>;dei ihal me,I coveted with a dry scaly humor, known as dand various physicians.nnd tried numerous remedies, W ll.I.IA 'I IE K E IT H . Sec. ROCKLAND; icine invaluable.” ruff, to that extent, as to be a .sonic of great in- without much benefit, until we heard, through Thomaston, jy . 30, 1530. rr-Ili LARGEST DRUGGIST AND RAISED FROM THE GRAVE. i convenience, not only as a matter of neatness, R w . Thomas Davis, of the great medicinal val but the dry smarting pain it produced. After ue of Satai’s Sarsaparilla. On his reroininendit- WII11NLY & COFFIN \ l’( >TI I E( ’.\ K Y ESTAIHJSi IAJENT, using many popular articles of the day with no tion w ife and daughter decided on trying it, .and EAST 01'’ BOSTON. 32tf " .1 tin re : Ug.I it success, I was induced to try your truly valuable soon experienced permanent benefit. My datich- SHIP (HI YNDLERS, " llm l pi y>i« preparation on the suggestion of ft ieiid o f mine, tei*s skin nssumctl a new’ appearance entirely KNTiKE AdHV STOCK i ml,I liiiii it who w ill certify lo its sim ilar effect upon him. I from bt ing r«.ugh. hard, and scaly, it becatn: Paintings. Engravings and Statuary, now have a.soft and luxuriant head of ha smooth ami soft. 31y w ilc ’s stiffeiings annow sit i kid M u N 7 k-j. Crt. MW ,al OIL PORTRAITS any citizen of Lowell, .villi head free from dnnd- In(,s’ Wiio, and its use a short tiiifl: longer, it is No. 25 Old Front Levee, M any Consumptions Cured. o f tins G R E A T nml GOOD o f all natioiiH,—N aval nml M ilitary m il, ami, most singular of all, wholly free from ‘ 1,1 in belief, w ill produce a perfect cute. th-rooi*, fatriiiiH. S'tnieeniPii. amt Divines;—Ruro Coins mtd pain. Yours with respect. I'.’ itfj ', i : m o k e e a n s Mr. 3. II. OI.AItU...... nn. ( ’• . I' . . . . . ■ M '-dalfShells, Corals, amt Fossils; .li st OfI.NED, AM) FOR SALE M .ili-in iiil'i.rin ■ |: | I W | . - . r I I. M' i.; \ |: \ 11X1.3 Trttlv yours. E ben M lslbvj. G. S. HENDRICKSON, ■ ■i.i ip ,i..Hal, \ i-ibb- !.n<"' • -I 3, a tin fact tired hv E. W H IT E , Lowell 31 ass. . -A t ’i:!'. (ii.n Stand, formerly occupied by and ancient Sarcophagi. 8000 Years old ; and an entire tb H H -'J ' m ^-1 ,<« 4 4J ' - Iko I’or sale hv R. 'f. SE0C03I B, und dealers ge .English Neighboring 2 3 » y ju s ■•*.> ml.- 15 • J11'. Y’ll V I’L 1”I E S »Y ( ’(>.. No. 22 I Washington. ••rat i F a m i ly of* P visiting Boston, for tin- pm - ItO’IA Y If I-JIYSICIAN .V Sr«G I'l>\: W 1 u ‘” 'M 1 ; ' chase of nnv arti- les ttsiiallv kept for sale in a aving.iving located himselfhim self in ihe village of * U l ' J • ice •-1 pci bo th . six but tak'Di di, >g the id dim m er mouths, tor |,,.y ( l, lt(l l0 (.aJ, an(, S1.,e(.l (-,||n his I;||,,e H.IKtst.East 'I Thomaston liziniHsKiii with with the the itileiiiiizii intention ul of iitak- male- j.,,,. P",e t R q- sj.O C 'N in . ngent lot Rock W.akncu Hl the assortment of the most desirable Goods to be tttg Jtt n pcr.„t,t.-,.i tes.Hen. e lor H..; ,tracttr.- .,1 illl(l vici„ ilv. lln. Lt'IJW'IG, found id the city. medicine upon the reformed plan, would resped- • IS i klmd, A'd I, I860. The stoic is full of fust rate Goods and ful.v give notice, that he w ill hold himself in I,KS. Cl.AItK «X rOHTEK'S -DI'. I E, an a) •d. I, iciiilintibs, til till limes, to wttit on Ihtisu «lto niiiy CHS f 'Id- • Pl U f, ha.- c led lo ...... I'l BE. n le they are to be sold at very low prioes- require lie. prol'essiunnl usbislnnee tit llttb lizwn ANTI-SCIIOl'-UI-OLS I’ANACEA. A " '/' h Zjz in Unsftn situ// ofer greater induceivents • or eietiiiiy. WAS BELIEVED PAST CURE. FE.1EE 3IERM AID, Z B 3 IIE only sure remedy lot SC II OF I I. A AND ' • d" pm i lia.:-! •,'//./ Hi 1 >/ti' o r 'ju t l! i tu Of a i ti- le lit relation In his qualified ions, Dr. C. would I •:.•■ ' .SMITH ’ lii.-ti •. io. pxliil’iifd in ni".-4 " f ih»' principal cilicfl n f AtriPricn. S 111'3101! S ever discovered. It is also a , I-. . . - •, -,. x v ’c s j • •i 'lu- y»-ar- ItMO, Ml, nn1 iltnuhiuidc of ititiiirnli-o mid ollu-r -cjculiiu- person.-, •vim-* 3Iedie z! College nt' Ohio, and has, in addition lo lover mid Kidneys. Secondary Syphilis, Erysip G; -.ii i it • hu< been taken in selection "t th - ;.>n- doultin of ilu- • \ i-mii. y oi such an a-ionifiliing c ic a lio a tins, attended a eotnse of .Medical Lectures in b si patlei ns ol • ' tc entirely removed : elas, Spilling Blood, General Debility, Did Sole.-, D II. . J} A t N I', S . • •I' . 1 ' in- O’I,'-I' I It''ll if ’ll'. Wl- ||,ti- |, If r ,i • •, / 'll) ill, >11,1 rI. H l l a 1 / 1 M l Iix«iixo»eiHarvard University.Wiinviouj. As uvhe mhas m wevubeen Ifrequently I vi j in: il I I ) Poor j Appetite, \ |)|)(*t He UCold O lll fFeet, CCl O>Uggl.'ShSluggish ICirculation, Elljlllilllts illld (Jlinillg-UllIailUS ; Ik e d , in this place, if he praclireil ‘upon Z/zL Bleeding Piles, Blotches, Pimples ^Arc i: e 51i;-i :\ t d i : n r is t —T in . a tun RICH DRESS GOODS, “ o I) z I It IX) I It / /z/) ) 1 Izl'o tiz'lz Zhf II i .. i'rzt(>>iL..'tz.i, IA t I . • i • AM 3IAJLS amt BI'ItDS of every nation; Sharks, Scald, and upon th a t' branch of his profession, Br. C l lie proprietors ask attention to this Medicine, ,••■.■. a - M .m ’ ’ • , ZZl J) of wliii It our n'sortincnt is very large. E-s. blit- cnuiinci • uit.i \ T 's n.u.s.i unit u vniiciv of F IS H E S , including the curious would also say, lhat he has practiced the Botanic as an article it, which there is no ikcepltnn, the Eat, vailed u ! " '■1 All kinds of 'friiinning-s for Ladies’ Dresses SAW AND SWORD FISH, system in all its departments for ihe last eight numerous certificates concitlstvely showing its < it k o \ i c years, and with this experience lo guide him rtE- . i e win ref Pr. B ALL KIMDS OF MOURNING ARTICLES. nil in lifelike preservation; the whole forming a School of In- immense importance in the cure of diseases of nmnials uf hl siruclion, blended with Anni-cinimt, lhat forexient and inierest and by assiduity ami attention to the duties of Ins llie blood. We fuiego all remarks of our own All Linds of Hoiiskecping (Joods, is unequalled in llie known world ;—the wholu to ho seen for tho profession, liopcs to deserve and receive a share id' the higlies CHOLERA INFANTUM. gmull udmission feo of in relation to its power lo remove diseases, and nhi-r ol letter AH Kinds of Thread Store Goods. i of public patronage. choose that people should see uud rend for them ' "i- ii"' J -" •■I i." u iii lit,- tl.-mlt ,,f |„ r chihi by that TW JEIVTY-FIVE CENTS. HOUSE the late residence of Sam’I B. Dodge If you commit your own interest, you w ill not ■ Jn Addition to which, mid selves. We, therefore, shall publish from lime io 1135. make pm ha-e in Bo-ion, until you have exain- Pleasant Street. lime, eertilieales of cures in our possession, that BI LM O.NAliY BAI.- \M ” !„• i,— i has ever been introduced as n remedial Agent. U'ALLACU tV CO., THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, Rend the following astonishing cure; No. 221 Washington, corner Summer Sts. dlrs. W arrcn’M Canker Cure. .. for Puma! 10(» Itroncliyiiy« New Voidc, A ease of Pulmonary Consumption, wiih ul»er I ...... Aim,, BOSTON, N compliance with the solicitations olTitimci'- F o r safe by C H A ’S A. M BC O M BE It, and (Jichcbtru of Musicians, admitted to he SUPERIOR, to any over ous friends, I have consented to oiler tlm at ation ol llie Lungs, cured hy Drs Clark Zc l ’or ENG PPiEl’ A B A TIO N . 3 0 3ni GEO. \Y. PK T T E S . la-lore collected in this country, with tins uid of I ler’s Anil-Scrofulous Panacea. The mosl mar -I. \V A S< E F IE L D , Rncklum l; Christopher SliiKC m id Scenic Arrangem ents, hove medicine to the public, fueling confident that I’, r weal: Priuco, Thomaston; Piereo 8c Martin, So. it w ill, in almost all eases, effect a cine of that velolts ever done hy any medicine: the most grand and superb i-en in e ith er E u ro p e o r Am er- Drs. Clarl; iY Poller,— 1 have a great desire to J)|E I.PPW’ IG. C. G. M O FFITT Thomaston; W in. 11. lhirnnrd, \Ynldobaro; __ . -ul udmisbion that tho Boston truly alllietiug and olien-times filia l disease, Museum, besides being ihu most comfortublo uud genteel, is let the world know the value of your Panacea.—• Bov', . Sept. 2 S. H. Wethurboo, Warren;-J. 11. Eastabrook, Cxsiicn. Many certificates might be obtained ol r Ot LD respect fully inform bis friends nnd also the its having effected wonderful cures, hut the I'ol 31 y daughter hail been sick one year, with wliut Ihe public generally .that be lias taken •Ir, Cumdmi; Jo's Perry, Lincolnville; 11. (i. our family Physician called Pulnieiiury Consiimp 0. Wasbhurii, Belfast,— and by Agents in Cheapest Place of Amusement I lowing are deemed sufficient. Kuonis in JL e i i i i s' Block’ LiipciocI; street, where East Thomaston, A pi il 20th, 1S50. tion. She had a severe Cough, pain in her side, JEW ETT K' PRESCOTT’S nearly every town in tlm State. lie w ill keep a clu-iee selection of Tuts certifies, flint 1 have used Mas. Wxitnex's short breath, poor appetite, loss of flesh, great, prostration of .strength, pulse very frequent, oflei* S 2 LLI; f IkVi lLJ’ /G ISI'L BKOADCLO'fJJS, | Caxki.k Critr. ill my faintly, and am of opinion tv 25 Cents to the Whole!!! Fill a minute, hectic fever, and severe night Ko- 2. jYIiik Street Boston- C A S S 1 MKUES, ---- lhat it is the best medicine tn use lor the cure ol doeskins, FOSDICK & CO., The Combining anti Disconnecting that disease, and cheerfully recommend it to the sweats. 31 11 It () \ E I) A M ) H E STOCK EJ) o _____ T/rj-o public. SIMON LITCHFIELD. She beenme exceedingly reduced, nnd so feeble VESTINGS, COMMISSION M E R C H A N T S ' SUi.pOlters---by Kiss King. , ; asl Thomaston, A pril 23d, 1850. lhat she was obliged lo keep her bed more than an d a •genet il n• h to merit a continuance of their ft bus been very exten ively sold in New York, | East Thomaston, A pril lit, 1850. lief. lie suggested a trial uf the Cod Liver Oil zNEXV Dill.KAN'S, Lu. of which she used eight bottle.-, wiiliom any ap MF N’l S If a t I.I. Fa 5 0 ' 's L > r AI I t.- ilM K X T , and is i 'I’l,is certifies, that 1 have used M rs. Warren’s W AN TED imincdtatcly eight or ten coat parent benefit whatever. I had Ihu advice of two and ba i T i i ' d an nsni uncut ol HIGHLY APPROVED |C anker Cure in the ease of my w ile’s breast ami BKFKRENCES. I'.-t.-f .V NnkviM.ii, llrcll other Physicians, who examined her ease, all ot m l, August 7. 1850, 28 xV. Vose, I). A*. A. Kingsland, N Co., Johnson A: 1 by tbe Me.li. ,il I'aculty (here; and in every part I l'1)’ eJukl’-s mouth, and it effected u perfect cure N£W SHAWLS, •Sin,den, Ralph po>(. 3lerritt d- Co., Sturges, Cle- whom com lined in the opinion that there was no of’ the I'nited Stales where it has been used. It , *n a (Utys. L. D. CARVE1L possible chance for her; il was doubtful if she S I I, I S, \ N D C I. O A i< U O () I) S iiian N Co., C. H. Rogers N Co., N ew Y ork.— took the premium at the exhibition in Portland I The above named medicine may be obtained at M A C JM B E R ’S Nickerson i t Co., N. F. Cunningham, xV Co., : livezl through the month of Alay. * .Maine, last September, and the fair inventor the D ll. LU D W IG ’S; who isthe only Agent in Hoi k- Wishing lo do evciylhing fur her recovery that that will ili-m iiii) tib i'iitii|ii’tili'ili, Alilliuu W am wiight Ns Tappan, E. D, Bridghum Ns Co., i \i-i‘i,| i :. Mb It i-iii il i|. ■ l\ 11-1. 11.1-ntti'litiull u R O C ii I. A A E> re i tied a diploma. land, A. M cKellar, South Thomaston, C. Prince, I could. I went lo Boston lo obtain some Medi B<,'poD'oid Block' Stole. No. Kimball llloek: where they w ill NEW ENGLAND HOUSE, lim l a full supply of ihe above ailiele, Cotton Duck from the Rockport Steam Mill and. R o 0 K L A N I ) , S. A KING . r|AII '. designed having been uppnmled. bv [(| ,, a, well as ever. for llie "D ■ AS i.n I.,ind •.i i greater i- il, i vmii-iy vmn-iv uf 31,Ali-iehun- L. COOMBS, Piopi'idor. lb klaiol, Sept. 17, 1850. 31 ||,V ( ompaiiy. Agents loi ibe sale z.l " l" ’t - ,1|iy 1,„ e sc(. me concerning my ■ a In- Inmid in any oilu lion of llie Duel.’manufactured at ihe above es- j .laughter's cure, Ibcv w ill find mezil mv residence HIGH STREET, it E LEA ST, -Me. lablishnieiil. are prepared lo execute orders for IE puces air in The Ainriiciiii Live Stock i Dedham, .Mass. D. 31. 311-1.llih ILLD . all numbers at the L owest Price authorized hi’ Picpaicd and told by k j.aue, I uKlLR sk' ( o.,. Call and x . "Coaches w ill always be found in readiness N s \NCE COMPANY. ihe . oi poraiion. Persons desirous of procuring >.z. Wasliinglou-st., ‘Liberty Tice Block, • heaper a ny other on the arrival ol the Steamers. Passengers, 1 Nt . ur Aluiuc AHR tbc Insurance of Horses, Sheep and a superior an id e ol Duel; are invited lo exam Boston. -lopping at tin House w ill be conveyed io or 7 Callie of eveiy description, against the ine specimens at from the Boats. J ret of rharg>. 28 ly . I B (Tz“ For sale by D ll. G. LUDW IG , only ageut W n ii le t l, i (•uibinczl risks ot Fire, Water, Accidents and No. 5 ■ it East Thomaston. Alsu by I . D. Vi'earce,Port .1 JEWETT BTCS'.M’O T T , Disease. Losses paid iii thirty days alter prool A I'l IE- I 11 ATE .loITl NEYMAN BOOT AI A M A C O M B E R ’S Eiislern Hail Itotnl ll'bit f, B o s t o n . land; L. Einciy. Bloomfield; Christopher Prince, No. 2, 'Ii 11; sin e I, of ilealh. Thomaston, nud Rust A Young, Paris. bu,2 l KEB. I, 1 wages and euiistani The subscriber w ill receive applications and f'li'im N I W IN E ol llie best quality, made ent w ill tit E ni|iiut of Win. T n o t i t t,.tA ■/> f t : a t o n i. hv the same Coiupanv. also lor sale. is .tie policies lor the above named Coinpanv. I I I FID JdFDIi-INE I'llFSTS, lor i.ilu 1 .1 V , PANIEI. EuYli t.ti, tUtfOT. JOHN C. COCJIR \N BUYNIoNY MILLER US bv DR. LUDWIG D • Br \>t I, S|t«llbitl Block La , Tboiiiaztoii, Juue t Uh.. J-'.U. 21H Dostrui, lie. (lib. Is IK. •Ist