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change the subject rose and examined the matter,” I said. “ If this disease is heredi­ There were deprecating exclamations. You have nothing to fear, you have only to kinds, persimmons, the few vegtablea ’oretvn. pictures, and so led the conversation to ta ry ----- ” “ W hat!” exclaimed Pomfret starting to be happy when I am gone. that his own family did not need, and in other matters; hut I was far from*being at “ It is—it is!” he interrupted, eagerly. his feet, “ do you wonder I gave that toast? “ If I am violently insane for years, fact all the odds and ends that are so well You think, then, that 1 am a happy man?” u n g ease in a false position, and took advantage “ My father died insane—my grandfather, place me in an asylum at my ejyxmse. I Brief article*, HUg^esiioiin, atul result* of experu known to the farmer’s boys every where. of the first opportunity to ask Mr. Pomfret also.” He tossed oil' the wine, motioning the have arranged for lliis cuiiiu :-;nev. But I dating to Farm, Garden or Household managed These were regularly added to his stock of others to do the same; hut we all sat mo­ SOUVENIRS. if his sister supposed me to be recovering •• The tendency is on your fathers side have not great physical end a .nice; I do re invited from our readers interested in such mat butter and eggs at very little cost and sold from a fever. of the family, then?” tionless, looking at him. llis manner was not think 1 shall suffer long. And then upon the market stall, while the prowling “ Yes.” he answered, “ and :is 1 thought “ Yes; my mother was singularly health­ excited—almost frenzied. come rest and peace. Good-bye, my population of the neighborhood appropria­ ------OF------it might he necessary I intimated the pos­ ful in mind and body. Not robust, but “ You think so-? Ila, ha? ” laughing wild­ darling sister; make me, at last, a peaceful TIIE CANKER WORM. ted these little outside luxuries from the less r h a n d ; will ’ sibility of your remaining with us for a sound and even-tempered.” ly. “ Why, the beggar at my door is more grave and come there sometimes, remem­ provident farmer’s domain. Both were when parted? little time. Will it he jxissible? ” She was a blonde?” to he envied than I, for there is a curse up bering me not as a lunatic, but as the In those sections that are liable to the successful in life, but the one who paid at­ “ I think not. 1 have patients in town Yes.” on me? A skeleton sits at my daily board brother you played with in childhood, and depredation of the canker worm, now is tention to the little items, was eminently Fall & W inter the time to begin to far the trees to pro­ who require my daily attendance.” Yonr father was dark-complexioned —is here among us now! Do you not see who loved you with his. last calm thought. so, and could gratify as he went along very 1 “ But I will have you taken in every day and of a iu is temporal it? No.no: you are blind! Iieavens! the RALPH POMFRET.” tect them. It was formely supposed that many desires for the luxuries of life, that by the carriage,” he replied eagerly. He was air is full of invisible demons, dancing for the moths of the eanker worm came out ol the other felt to lie beyond his means The epistle was dated on the very day the ground only in the spring, but it is now I The servant had brought in tea, and Miss Is th at .rtra it o f Id joy. 'They gloat upon me in my misery!” his fearful malady overtook him. Take care of tho cents and the dollars will •e have pa At that moment the truth flashed upon well known that many rise in the late fall Olig the G. Pomfret had been giving him some direc­ in the room ieupie.1 bust I took the weeping girl in my arms. take care of themselves, is truejin farming. DRESS GOODS I. lie r..,,lie, 1 in 1 me. I left my seat and drew near to Pom­ and early winter. In a mild open winter [Poor Richard. tions; but now she glanced toward us, nor- As I e x p w ould ha “ Emma, he trusted; cannot you? Will you can find them in every month from re. I h: ilready not iced fret, whispering a word to the butler, who FANd a iu w intry weatliei | vously, I thought, as she announced tea. you let me try to make you happy? ” October to March, but usually it is chiefly wlu.lii a|.| was an intelligent and powerful man. Pom . We seated ourselves at the table. Miss hlance in She elung to me with sobbing breath, from the middle or 20th of October to Experience Teaeheth. you n g m an 'In- ...... 1 fretstiMMl g az in g fixedly into th e air. th e Pomfret drank her tea composedly; her but I felt that it was not physical weakness about the first of December, and then again figure: tin* empty glass in his extended hand. • bro th er ordered ieeterv, ‘‘you have for­ her goodness and purity—that she recog­ been a tiller of the soil. I cannot say that family,” he id, tren blii gotten yourself; you have takeu too much is warm, they will not apjMiar until the Tlie following is ii j and 1 don’t think it is good for you to drink nized the integrity I had striven to ntain- end of October, but if there are early hard I am rich now, but I have been rich and ful livmii* o f the r« valti 1 that hot tea, Emma,” said Pomfret. “ Yen H e was lookii •d th e 1b Let me accompany you to your tain. and loved me in return. frosts, as tliere have lieen this f ill, it is best do not owe a dollar ; have given my chil­ had much better have a glass of this,” and his glance wandered to one of the upper, room h ild : Rai’s grave is peaceful. Willows shade to be on the lookout for them softn after dren a good education, and when I am rerc ninety and nine tha ‘ he passed her n goblet of the sherbet. w indow s. “ Forget! I cannot—forget?” he said in t, mignonette blooms upon it, bees buzz pathetic despair. “ Aly skeleton is before the middle of this month. They begin to tailed away, will leave them enough to r sh e lte r o f th e fold; I As she took it I saw that her little white “That window is barred on the inside,” iabove, and the sunahiu® lingers 1 ingest t)ie. 'There she sits—my sister. You see make their appearance soon after the first keep the wolf away from the door. My was out on the lulls av hand trembled. A moment later he ob­ he said, in a low tone. there upon the hilltops. We love to go experience has taught me that : •• For what reason? ” her fair hair, her blue eyes, like my moth­ hard frosts, and if these come early the IT from th e gates o f gold served that she did not drink it. there and think tlie sufl'ering is |wist for canker worm will come early, if late then 1. One acre of land, well prepared, ma­ “ My father died there,” he almost whis­ er’s. Sllti thinks she will escape it so; but him . m the m ountains w ild ai •• Isn’t it sweetenough? ” he asked. Then the pests will delay the later. Probably nured and cultivated, will produce more Utler Shejdier pered. lb* trembled so tliat I reseated him, she never will—never, never! The skele­ Away from the tend with a merry, winning smile, he held it to My darling is happy. Wc have children by far the largest number rise in the spring tlian two acres which receive only the same Have Just added the her lips. “To please me!” he mur­ and gently laying my hand uj>on hisshoul- ton grins under her fair cheek, looks out of and a bright and beautiful homo. The * Ixtrd, thou liast he • thv from the middle of March till the first of unount of manure and labor expended on ler, s a id : her eyes, laughs on her lip. You see it in j Pomfret skeleton has never intruded aiuon m ured. April, but the time will vary considerably one. finest stock of She smiled a little, ami tasted it; hut I “ Hope for the best, Air. Pomfret. In her every motion. God! it is iroming upon But the .Shepherd made me. I will fight to my death.” according to tlie weather. If the early One cow, horse, mule, sheep or hog, saw that she was trembling very much. these days, insanity becomes more and well fed, is more profitable than two kept more under medical control. You have Aliss Pomfret had arisen, and was ap­ part of March is mild aud open and the otlgh and bleep, “ Good child!” he said, playfully; then on the am o u n t o f food n ecessary to keep one New Goods proaching him. Bn her solicitude she did NOTICES OF PUBLICATIONS. ground bare, they will begin to appear r riiwp.” suddenly he rose from the table and threw means to resort to any remedy, and your w ell. . in th e ir Unit T H E Y not fear him. I motioned her away, but soon after the first of that month, hut when himself into another chair. sister is so young and healthy that I am not 3. One acre of clover or grass is worth IE UI.KASI'ItK UF EX- she woalil not obey, ami as she came near­ Godey’s Lady’s Book for November opens with tho ground is frozen and covered with TilEIlt I t SlilMEItS. “ Are you ill, Rai? ” asked Emma, start­ at all despondent of the matter.” more than two acres of cotton where no er, he sprang upon her, bending her hack a fine steel engraving entitled “ The First Waltz” snow they liegin to rise later and come up ing to her feet. My sister!” he murmured, absently, and has also a fine wood cut entitled “ Bleak No­ grass or clover is raised. ir how d a rk ’ s the night that the Lord pa as if she wen.* a reed ; h e r agonized scream s fast and thick after the middle of the month Iu the Press Goods department “ No. but my bead aches terribly,” pres­ and sat lost in thought. vember.’’ The fashion plates are rich and elegant through rang through the room. and continue for about three weeks. 4. • No farmer who buys oats, wheat, sing bis bands to both sides of bis fore­ I looked around me at the graceful man­ and the Work Department has some very nice will be found special bargains in * he found lilt* sht-cp that wan loi We sprang upon him, torejofl’ his hold. The female of the eanker worm is wing­ corn, fodder and hay, as a rule, for ten years head. Then, seeming to recover himself, sion, the garden, and the avenues, stately . things. The literary contents are as varied and can keep the sheriff from the door in the Out in the desert he heard it»* cry— and luxuriant. The gardener came out of | bound him band and foot. Already bad the less, and when she comes up from the earth he added: “ I hope you will excuse me. I entertaining as usual. Godey has prepared an end. Slek and lielplei i«lv to die, the hot-house with a magnificent lxiuquet, rabid howl broken from his lips. He was instinct leads her to go for the nearest tree seemed to be losing my senses. If Air. elegaut new chromo, “ The Morning Call,” which The farmer who never reads an ag­ “ Lord, whence are those blood-drops all the which he took into the house. Prosperity ’ frothing, raging, senseless. is given to every advance paying subscrilier for and try to ascend. The male is winged. Richmond will excuse me for a moment I ricultural paper, and sneers at book farm­ That murk out the mountain track? ” med to reign everywhere: and yet my When he was taken from the room, and 1870, or they may choose instead “ The Centen­ The object, therefore, is to prevent the fe­ B lack will retire to my room.” male from ascending the tree. After she ing and improvements, always has a leaky “ They were shed for one who had gone astray eyes came back to tlie drooping figure of all tha; could be done for him administered nial Art Gallery,” containing 16 steel-plate en­ “ lait me accompany you! ” I exclaimed, roof, poor stock, broken down fences, and E re tlie S hepherd could bring him back.” the liHuster of this beautifully-adorned gar-1 in his chamber, when all the guests had gravings. Terms $3.00 a year with extra induce­ lias got up it is very difficult to capture her as they have Just made a large ptir- “ It may he sunstroke.” complains of “ had seasons.” “ Lord, whence are t'.y hands so rent and tor leu with a weight of coinpassion, lie gene, and the frightened servants were all ments to clubs. L. A. Godey, Publisher, Phila­ and we must take her on the ascent or we e.iase in SEW YORK, and feel I forgot that I might lie revealing my The farmer whose habitual beverage “ They arc pierced to-night by many u thorn.” looked very young; and, as 1 have said, j at work under my directions, I heard an delphia. lose the chance of a capture. cuntidrnt they can offer as good professional character as I accompanied is cold water is healthier, wealthier and there was’something singularly winning j agonized weeping. It cut my heart like a Tar is perfectly effective if it is applied And all through the mountains thunder riven, him to the chamber and examined his con­ The Aldine for November (No. 21) is received wiser than he who does not refuse a drink. bargains ns can be found in any about him. The fibres of my frame were. knife; I recognized the tones of Emma in season and repeated often enough to of the larger cities. Also n lull as­ Ami up from the rocky t dition. and is a splendid issue of this uneipialed art keep the surface sticky, but it hardens rath­ of he seasoned to the n'ork of living, and the* im -, Pomfret’s voice. Thu: i cry to the gal Miss Pomfret came in, bent over her journal. It opens with a splendid engraving, er rapidly, and when this takes place the sortment of Vigognes, Camel’s Hair I have found my sheep! ” pulse to put my experience and strength It was midnight before I sought her out. brother anil parted the hair upon his fore­ Dolce far Niente,” drawn by John S. Davis and insect can easily walk over it. The only Diagonals, Cashmeres, Merinos. And tin* angels echoed around tlie throne to this young* life’s support, rose warm Her brother's raving was subdued by the I eugmvej by Jounanl, after Charles Laadefle. FARM MISCELLANY. head. safety is to repeat the application often Australian Crapos, Poplins and “ Rejoice! For the Izird bring- hack hie < “ Is he going to be ill? ” she asked me. within me. • i influence o f a pow erful narcotic, hut it w as , represents a handsome, picturesquely costumed enough to make and keep the surface sticky L iv e Sto c k .—Different kinds of 9tock “ No I th in k not,” answered, somewhat Air. Pomfret, ” I said, “I am an older , only temporary alleviation. (taliaugirl leaning lazily against the pillar of a Empress Cloths in all the new J and adhesive, and the failures to prevent should lie kept separate, both in the fields at a loss for a moment under her clear m an th an you. P erhaps I m ay have learned ; She lav on the lib rary sofa. T h e room palace, at noontide. This is followed by a series shades, Plaid Dress Fabrics in al the ravsiges of this terrible pest arise from and yards. Heavy losses are always oc- eyes. a little inorc in ten y ea rs m ore o f liv- was perfectly still, but I could see the j of three spirited landscapes of scenes on the Saw- the choicest designs anti qualities. a neglect to apply the tar early enough or curing from allowing horses, cows, sheep, As she sat there caressing his forehead infi- —H ere is the hand o f a friend as well as shim m er o f her dress in the dim lig h t. I , kill, by II. Bisbing, viz.: the “ Lovers’ Walk,” “ Sawkill Falls ” ami “ Triple Cascades.” They to repeat the application often enough to pigs, and fowls to run in one yard. Horses Black Brilliantines, Alpacas and he fell into a deep sleep. tliat of a physician.” I iwnt over her anil saw tho hcary lids part are finely executed and bring out the effects of the keep the surface fresh. Printer’s ink, if a in their play will kick or scare cows, and a Mohairs at very low prices. She closed the window beside the bed God bless you, ” he said. “ Doctor, ” fiom the fixed and mournful eyes. I put TIIE POMFRET SKELETON. he added, “ my need is beyond human help.” li.y hand on her forehead; it was cold as landscape capitally. The other engravings are good quality, has the advantage of tar in cow near her time, may lose the calf in softly, and we w«-nt down stairs. “ The Book of Fate,” “ Waiting the Knight’s Re­ n«»t drying up or hardening so readily, so We are the 'Inqmrtcrs' Sole Agents The breakfast bclljinglcd, and he turned : marble, consequence; cows will hook sheep; pigs nr Though I had not had a fever, it is true turn,” “ Remains of Ancient Sidon ” three illus­ that it is not necessary to apply it so often. for lliu CELEBRATED BEAVER MO­ When I first saw South Clyde I pro­ prickly. “ Aliss Pomfret.” I said, “ let me give will kill and cat lambs and chickens; and that I was not well, and I did not entertain trations of “ Chester Cathedral ” aud a masterly It requires rather less labor, therefore, to HAIRS, which are warranted to retain nounced it the prettiest village I had ever “ Let us go in. Emma will miss us.” you a little care.” small stock are trodden on by the heaviest the idea of returning home that night. full-page engraving entitled “ Avenged,” contain­ protect an orchard with printer’s ink than animals. In the arrangement of the yards their color and lustre till worn out. seen. It was certainly picturesque, quiet When Miss Pomfret asked me if I would “ How mnch he looks like his father,” I ! She murmured a few words expressive ing the suggestions of a whole tragic drama iu one with tar. It acts on tha same principle for winter, this should he thought of, and and lovely. I was driving out of the town enter the library, I asked to be shown my thought again, as he seated himself at the of her indifference, and I saw that she startling tableau. The literary contents are of a precisely, that is, it is sticky and the insect plenty of room given each kild of stock w ith a friend. room. Not only was I exhausted in body, table. stemed unconscious of all 1 did. I admin- high order, including, besides poetry, tales ami ••There is a June picture/1 said I. For the delicate and brilliant smile came | ministered wine, ordered a fire and drew descriptive articles, the continuation of the histori­ cannot walk over it. Either of the sub­ by itself. but I shrank from a tete-a-tete with her: stances will furnish a perfect protection if “ There is Pomfret’s house,” remarked back in his sister's presence. His manner, the sofa before it; still tlie frigid misery of cal serial, “ The Spar of Monmouth.” The A l­ S a nitary D r a in a g e .—Thoosands of my false position was embarrassing; ami it is properly followed up. m y friend. with its singular attention for her, was a her faee did n<»t soften. dine is sold only by subscription at 50 cts. a m persons live in houses envelotied the year SHAWLS. 1 was not prepared for my part. If printer’s ink is used it must he of the “ Which one?” study. I could not but admire them both. “ Yon must not get ill,” I said, watching her, or §6 per year. Address The Aldine C< round with the effluvia of tne debris of My room was a perfect boudoir of lux­ pany, 18 & 20 Vesey street, New York. best quality. An orchard may be protected We wish to call very particular atten­ “ The large one on the hill yonder, with ury, and I lay awake for a longtiim* watch­ At last we rose from the table. her with great anxiety; “ I shall want you kitchens and the waste of farm-yards, and terraces and fountains.” Miss Pomfret went to the window, tu help me take care of your brother.” with it at an expense, including ink and die of typhoid and other low grade fevers tion to our stock of SHAM LS. as it com­ ing the moonlight shimmer on the lace cur­ The Shining River is the title of i And who is Pomfret?” I asked, where she stood feeding a goldfinch bc- “ No help will avail,” she said, apatheti- ;, , “*yER 19 1 labor, of about twelve cents a tree on an without suspecting that they owe their prises all tile Latest and most Desirable tains. At bust it crept up to a picture upon H. S. & W. 0. Perkins, j average. The use of tar will cost about lie was the great man of the place.— n the bars of bis eage with sugar; yet jxllv. •• Let m e. too, .lie if I w ill." book for SuBdv-Schuolsbj deaths to a negleet of jlrainage. Every­ P attern s in ( 'A SH M ER ES. \ EIA E T 11E- the w all. . i r l 1 published by Oliver Ditse & Co., Boston. It tlie same, because it will require more con­ VEBSIBI.ES . HYMAEAYAN. and all Die Within a year he lias died abroad.” It was the portrait of a man. I had not I felt that she must have heard every word 'I'lie litter d esp air o f h er w ords iorceu conta;n}, pages and the music is mostly new, thing that is not actually consumed i> tne “ And who occupies that fine place her brother said. ie to silence. S uddenly she broke into , an(j autj,ors have endeavored to make use of stant looking after. We hope no one who house and barn should find its way to the lower erodes of American Hoods. noticed it at all before I extinguished my owns a tree will allow it to be overrun and now ? ” 1 will send you by the carriage,” he tearless mo: rep eatin g h er b ro th er’s oniy 8Ueh m tcrial as would be attractive and compost bin—not only because it is valua­ light. It seemed to gleam out suddenly destroyed by the canker worm. “ I do not kn o w .” upon the wall as 1 caught sight of it. I said, in a low voice. “ You will not fail to nam e. serviceable to the Sunday-school. For sale at ble, hut for the lietter reason that its pres­ -Oh, Rai, my darling brother,” she The next day I was shut up iu my con­ sprang up on my elbow to look at it. return with it at any hour you may choose. Smith’s Music Store. ence elswhere is dangerous. Dig and wall sobbed; “ nothing more for you in life hut sulting room in the town, and South Clyde A remarkably alert, nervons figure of a It is at your disposal.” THE FOOD OF SWINE. up a covcrc 1 sewer, so that the driim gn of great bargains bars ami chains. So good, so true, so ten­ " med like some beautiful stereoscopic “ I will return, ” 1 answered, as ijuictly Bret Harte’s new novel, “ Gabriel Conroy, ” the kitchen and w:ish house may flow into gentleman, not more than thirty years old, In Blankets, view instead of a reality. I had seen it with a pale, dedicate and sweet counte­ as possible. der to me, and you will never know me which is at last completed, and carefully guarded It has always been inferred that hogs the compost bin instead of the well. under its loveliest auspices. I was fated “ Emma, ” said the young gentleman, “ I again! Help for him!” turning to me, in the publisher's safe, calls forth the highest an­ were melancholy animals; hut so long as nance. The eyes were very large and P a in t .—A gtxxl cheap paint for barns see it under others. shall be engaged in my chamber all day. I “ did not my father die so, and his father ticipations in literary circles. It will be begun as people are to eat them, it is liardly advis­ Comforters, m elan ch o ly : and I th o u g h t I delected in and outhouses is made as follows: Put 1-2 My life was dragging very wearily just do not wish to be disturbed until our hour before him, and have I not long known a serial in the November number of Scribner’s able to act on this supposition. Doing so them a slight wildness of expression. bushel of good lime in a clean barrel, and then: hut one day something remarkable of dining. I have writing te do. I shall that there is no help for a Pomfret when Magazine, without illustrations, for it is said to for successive generations has developed T owels, There was something winning and fasci­ add sufficient water to make a thin white­ ippened to me, calling me out of mv- probably finish it by six o’clock,’’looking the curse of his family overtakes him? be graphic beyond need of them, and full of in­ new and terrible diseases in swine unknown nating in the face. It was beautifully cident. The story takes its title, “ Gabriel Con­ wash; stir it well with a flattened stick un­ a t his n atch. You can do no good. Dr. Leroy; you had thirty years ago. The Detroit Tribune dis­ Table Linens, lf. painted, and seemed endowed with life. roy, ” from its Hero, a simple, good-hearted, hon­ til every lump of lime is dissolved. Then One morning a handsome barouche “ Shall I send up luncheon best leave us to our despair.” courses as follows on this subject: Its eyes seemed fixed on mine and to gaze est old miner, of a type somewhat different from add 50 lbs. mineral paint, 50 11k . w h itin g , stopped at my door, the footman leaped to “ No; do not disturb me on any account.” She kqaw me, then; hut I hardly gave If there is anyone thing in rural practice and other & down on me with a ha filing meaning which that of his illustrations predecessors in Mr. Harte’s 50 lbs. road dust, finely sifted. Mix to a the ground, and appeared next moment “ Very well, ” she answered. that matter a thought. 1 fixed my eyes which needs reforming more than another, thrilled me. As I sank back I still felt writings. Several familiar friends, nevertheless, thick paste with linseed oil aud ihin gradu­ before me with a note. He merely left the Her voice was singularly placid and earnestly upon her face and said; “ I shall it is the manner of raising and feeding Housekeeping them watching me. renew oi l acquaintance, among them Colonel ally to the proper consistence with sweot note in my hand and departed. 1 turned sweet. I turned to look at her as I left die not leave you because I love your brother. Starbottle. The story is wholly in Mr. Harte’s swine. From the time they are large Still half conscious of the portrait I fell buttermilk, fresh from the churn. The my attention to the note. It was as fol­ room. She looked so small, so fairy-like, I oflered him my friendship before this af- rigitinl field, and is said to fulfill, as a novel, the enough to eat they are offered all manner Goods. into an uneasy slumber. covering quality is improved by the addi­ Special Bargains in bailies' anil Misses’ lows : 1 could not have slept long when I was so apjwalinglv lovely, that I involuntarily fliction canie, :ind he shall have it now . I promise of his very best tales. The opcuiii of refuse about the place, such as rank shall tend him to th e last.” pronounced, by critics who have had access’ to tion of 1 gallon soft soap. I t i l l e r Shirts and Drawers, Fi ll Skirts and Dear Doctor:—I am in great need of your awakened by a slight noise near me. T paused. Her cheek was very pale; I had weeds, filthy slops, spoiled vegetables and For the lirst tim e she seem ed to g iv e m e the manuscript, to be very powerful; it is a ter- T h e Ei-ozoon,’.—Rev. W . H. H. Mur­ Corsets. Large assortment of Kid Cloves, professional skill. Please come to my house this half opened, then closed my eyes, for I saw observed that when she first came down. meat, dead fowls, &c. They are allowed h er atten tio n . rible picture of a starving camp, and from this ray, whose practical common sense and ex- Hosiery, Fringes, laaips. Ornaments and ening at five o’clock; T will send the carriage that some one was looking at me. Now I thought she looked into my face to rummage the dung-yard, and glean the • W ill vou let m e be y o u r frie n d ? ” I start the story is said to hold the reader with an perience with horses entitle his statements Buttons, all of which were selected to meet ryou. This being a matter requiring great tact It w:w a woman. She had long, fair with an expression of sadness and sorrow­ refuse of food in the freces of cattle and said, after a pause, tak in g the little cold ; :dlVost uncomfortaWe grip, seeing that_ he has to to great weight, says:—The best remedy the demands of the eoming season. nl caution, take the cue from me when we meet, hair, unbound, and a lighted taper in her ful ap|>cal. It was very strange, hut there horses, on the ground of economy. But, id appear to have kflowi me in fxindon, when uth by uiuuth.—[Aew York Tribu for the epozootic is to feed the horse with hand. I thought it was Miss Pomfret. was nothing in her apjiearaiice to warrant hand. we imagine that the quantity of food saved you studied in the hospitals there. You perhaps soft food, blanket warmly, bandage his legs I hail no idea what it meant; I only the suspicion I had regarding her. “ If you will,” she syllabled. in this way is very insignificant—not to ex­ A. Ija r g e fS(<»<-l£ o f prehend already what the skeleton is that loosely, giving him two or three table­ felt that I must not stir; that I must coun­ “ I am afraid you anticipate a rather 1 could not persuade her to go to rest, so ceed the value of a bushel of shelled corn a abides in my house. Use your eyes and proceed Great crowds thronged the Brooklyn rink last spoonfuls of ginger in his feed morning and terfeit sleep. It must have been for nearly lonely day, Miss Pomfret, ” I said. I remained by her, talking. year among the whole stock on an ordinary ith cautiou, and I will enlighten you further my Sunday to witness the opening revival meeting night, and keep the horse doctor o f the five minutes that she stood looking at me. She shook her head with a faint smile. “ I knew who you were from the first,” sized farm. 'I'lie objections to the practice conducted by Moody an 1 Sankey. In the after­ neighhorhoc»d at least half a mile off. Tf Then she turned softly away, and after “ 1 don’t mind it.” she saiorted DOMESTIC YARNS whirled swiftly away. I remember cited with my discovery. Her ease have all plead guilty to the indictments against off all insects, and leaves the trees with wealth cannot alleviate, ” I said to mytelf; view, I ventured into your chamber last them. The evidence against Jewett is said to be here in the West, which are alarming. We ...... ANI)...... that the dim evening sky was full of gold, evidently a rare one; its symptoms almost fresh, young looking, healthy bark. loo su h tie for discovery, b u t now I had til- and went away with an aching heart. night. I satisfied myself.” conclusive, but his confession is held back because are quite sure that every farmer ami every and I enjoyed the luxury of the ride ex­ G a t h e r up the weeds which have been clew, I could soon determine an opinion. She was so young, so loveable, it beemed I did not think it best to tell her then he claims that the officials dare not proceetl against one who feeds ami fattens a pig will only 75 Dozen Country trem ely . permitted to go to seed and burn them. It was plain that this was what the brother hard indeed for the brother to bear. I ‘ that 1 knew of her visit. At dawn she fell him, ns his partners are relatives of the President. need to have their attention called to so The horses’ springing hoofs struck a lit-j Casey of New Orleans, is said to be his partner. They should not have lieen permitted to go hinted at—what he feared. I remembered thought, if she were my sister, that it leep, and slumbered until nearly noon. im)M)rtaiit and serious a matter to secure a Knit Stockings tie bridge, and then we passed a gate, held ] to seedj but since they have, the best thing with what suspicion she had regarded me would break my heart. I thought of the She came to my side then, collected, complete reform in the practice of feeding >pen by a m an, an d I divined th at we had matter at its worst, and wondered what he firm and helpful. Together we watched an animal which will take whatever is of­ to lie done, is to burn them and destroy as and Mittens •ntered the Pomfret grounds. for a moment the previous evening, and The News says that fifteen years ago there were could do without her. with poor Rai until he died. lie never but four traders at Boothbay Harbor. Now there fered to it, and will live in the most filthy many of the seeds as possible. At length we emerged near the house, how nervous and anxious she had repeat­ I could not decide what course it was knew her, the darling sister whom he had are more than twenty stores iu that growing vil- holes. FOR SALE LOW. which was certainly very handsome. I edly appeared later. Was she conscious of T h e best time to prune trees is either in best for me to take; hut 1 was determined loved even in his madness; hut, for her luge. On the farm the swine should have clo­ had only time for a rapid survey of the her own weakness, then? 1 wondered the fall when the wound will dry and sea­ that no power of mine should he spared to sake, I was thankful that he had p:issed ver pasture, and for swill only milk and premises when a gentleman came hurried­ what her motive was in eoming to my Two buildings have recently been moved to son, or in the spring after the trees have save the happiness of this young and lovely away with less suffering than I had feared Boothbay Harbor by water. They were placed corn-meal, no dish-water or meat scraps ly toward the carriage as I descended and room, resolved that if I remained at South leaved out, when the wound will heal rap­ Clyde another night I would lock my door. girl. I was so lost in thought upon the for him . upon scows and transported with no more damage from the table, as they are sure to putrify idly. Then cut superfluous branches while grasped my hand. subject that the day’s duties became irk­ W hen all is over she came to me with than an ordinary moving on land. and poison the mass in the barrel or tank. “ Doctor, you are very welcome. I Quite early, and not very much refresh­ they are small ami can be removed without some to me, anti when I returned from my a package ):ipei*s w h ich she hail found Pure water with a little meal added is pre­ C L 0 T IS S feared something would happen to prevent ened, I found my way to the breakfast- Mr. B. F. Bickum, a recent graduate of the much injury to the tree. rounds and found the Pomfret carriage'in his priu bdesk. Her drooping little ferable. The dish-water may go to the your coming. I was anxious that it should room the next morning. Pomfret, in a Newton Theological Institute, was ordained as For Men's and Boys’ wear. waiting for me at my door, I felt relieved, figure, whic stantly wrung my heart, I pastor of the Baptist church at North Haven, on compost-heap, and the scraps from the ta­ B ad odors from a stye or stable offend be you who visited us now.” rich dressing-gown, was walking to and All my interests seemed synonymous with placed in an easy chair, and then I opened Thursday 21st. The sermon was by Rev. Dr. the nostrils and impoverish a farm. The “ Mr. Pomfret? ” I said seeking his hand fro. He greeted me in a somewhat sub­ ble to the poultry, while they are fresh. those of my new acquaintances, and the the closely-folded sheets and read them Neale of Bosto. richest manures are those that have been which still held mine nervously. dued mariner, and then commenced to Spoiled meats should be buried or mixed demands of others subordinate. Capt. Robinson, sold citizen of Skowhegan, w ith com (Misted m aterials: th ey should so treated as to emit little or no smell. “ Yes, I am the present resident here— pace to and fro again in an absent and pre­ aloud a “ Drive fast, ” I said, somewhat to the recently walked out of a crowd with another mau’s never be given to any domestic animal. Dried peat is the best deodorizer. Manure C lo a k in g s with my sister,” in a low tone. occupied manner. •• I have hut little time in which to act that has given off the most of its stench is watcli and cliaiu attached to a button on the back Large numbers of swine are frequently We were walking toward the house. My I was silent, for I felt the importance of coachman's suprise; hut it was six o’clock with reason, let me take advantage of it.— In all tne New Styles ef Plaid and Plain Materials. of liis cout. It remained there until he got home. confined in small quarters with very little like cider that has stood all day in an open companion was a yoifiig man of about my subject, and unwilling to broach it before we arrived at tho mansion. First, Emma, forgive me for the pain In the bankruptcy case of Harrison Baker, late regard to cleanliness or pure air. Of pitcher. twenty-four, very handsome, with a pale while the servant went in and out, laying It had rained hard during the day, and which I have repeatedly.?put you to. Aly the cloth for breakfast. A last I said :— the roads were bad. dear and only sister, yoiricnow the curse is landlord of the Augusta House, after a two days' course, some of them will lose appetite, T h e Bearre d’ Anjou pear seems to rank face, of remarkable sweetness. contest, the creditors failed to choose assignees, •• Shall wc take a stroll in the garden, Air. As I gave the servant my hat in the hall. upon me, but you do not know how long it the first sign of the derangement of the or­ next to the Bartlett as a general market “ We must go in directly,” he said. “ I and tlie register appointed E. F. Pillsbury and P om fret? ” Miss Pomfret came down stairs. has worked within me. I have struggled gans of nutrition and assimilation. They pear. It is a strong, healthy, growing cannot stop to talk with you here. Aly sis­ Judge Titcoinb, all objection being withdrawn. FLANNELS “ I hope you have not waited dinner for against fiendish thoughts for months, re­ do not thrive, but they are kept along till tree, hardy, hears young, and produces ter may bo observing us from a window. He lifted his eyes to mine with such a me, ” I said. Hon W. W. Thomas, Jr., has been visiting slaughtering time, and are dressed and fruit of good size and excellent quality, In every Quality, Color, and Price. Understand, you are not a physician, hut look of intense sufl'ering that 1 was start­ turning again to reason and remorse, and New Sweden after an absence of nearly three packed among the lot. Such animals are and fruits every year. It is of French Mr. Richmond. Here we are; he quite at led. “ We have not dined,” she answered; with terror at what I have escaped. Some- years, and the people, numbering nearly 300, as­ xtremely liable to be infested with trich­ origin. your ease now.” “ Wc shall have time for a little chat, “ my brother has not come down.” times I think ^linve lietniycd myself to She looked far from happy, I thought: sembled to meet him on Sunday, 16tli inst. The inae and other parasites, and those who He had preceded me into the hall, and, shall we not, before going to breakfast? you anil others, and you only allow me Swedes had decorated their hall with evergreens, consume them as food expose themselves flinging open a door, ushered me into a I asked. yet the serenity of her appearance 1 had liberty on sufl'erauee. You eannot do that and their greeting of their old and long tried DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. quiet, elegant room, where a lady sat at “ Yes—oh, yes,” he answered, somewhat never yet seen entirely disturbed. There long: yesterday the third spasm overtook friend was of the most cordial and hearty kind. to sickness, disease of a lingering nature, CARPETINGS! was nothing remarkable about her but her and to death in a mo- any hour now I may go mad. O God! so and life require a thorough reioi ui in keep­ cream,) removes much of the strong flavor, ing. ing and feeding swine. Let their food be BRUSSELS, tle anxiously, I thought. and dreaded the revelation of it. He took served for the second time. young, so hopeful I have been, too. lint and renders them less likely to affeet weak I went to my room to arrange my. dress. The wife of Gen. H. M. Plaisted died in Phila­ as pure as that which other animals con­ “ Aly sister, Miss Pomfret, Mr. Richmond. his hat in his hand, but did not put it on; there is no hope for a l’omfret. Thank delphia, Sunday, of Consumption. Deceased was stomachs nnpleasantly. TAPESTRIES. we went down the steps; I saw that there In less than half an hour a servant called Heaven, I have no son to inherit tlie hor­ sume. Let them be kept in clean quarters Emma, please order tea immediately.” a daughjer of Chase P. Mason of Waterville. To Prepare an egg for an invalid.— was a feverish color upon his cheeks, and me to dinner. ror of my blood. and have pure air. Let diseased or un THREE I’LYS, “ Yes,” she answered, and passed quietly Patents have been issued to Maine citizens as Beat an egg until very light, add seasoning lie seemed to court the dewy morning I met Mr. and Aliss Pomfret in the din­ thrifty animals be separated from those in from the room. My preeious sister, tlie tim e'is drawing follows : E. Rowley, North Union, means for reef­ to the taste; then steam until thoroughly EXTRA SUPERS, breeze, which was very fresh and rather ing room. The young man was deadly health, and we may have no fears of trichi­ “ You have seen her now,” said Mr. nigh when we must part. Tlie gentleman ing and furling sails. Reissues, A. K. P. Bnffum, warmed through, hut not hardened; this OIL CLOTHS, chilling to me. pale, and yet appeared to be nervous and nosis among e^her swine or human 1 icings Pomfret, immediately after she was gone. whom you know as Mr. Richmond is a Gardiner, machines for making wooden gutters for will take about two minutes. An egg pre­ We walked the length of a long path, excited. Fearing that something had hap­ BOOKINGS, —“ What is your first impression?” skillful physician named Leroy. While buildings. pared in this way will not distress very edged with pansies and pinks, before the pened to distress him during my absence, “ She is a very lovely young lady, and under the influence of my malady I The Uneousidered Trifles. sensitive stomachs. CRUMB CLOTHS, appears quite well,” I answered, a little be­ silence was broken. I glanced narrowly at Aliss Pomfret. I was brought him here to detect hi you tlie signs surprised at her heigh ted color and the F o r e ig n . Rice.— The way they boil rice in India is HEMP CARPETINGS, w ildered. “ I have made a discovery,” I said, at of insanity. He is a gentleman—a man of Two farmers started business side b;. “ Observe her closely,” he whispered, for l;ist. nervousness with whicli she presided at fine feelings. If lie offers to defend you Between the 14th and 22d of this month, fifty- •«s follows: Into a saucepan of 2 quarts of the table. Other guests were present, sev­ side, a short distance from tlie city o STRAW MATTINGS, her light step was on the threshold again. He flashed upon me an inexpressible when you are alone, poor Emma, trust five persons have lost their lives by shipwreck on .vater, when boiling, throw a tablespoonful eral gentlemen and a lady, evidently per­ Philadelphia, many years ago. Both wen- RUGS anti MATS She was followed by a servant, who look—furtive, defiant, fearful, and some­ him. To him I bequeath my carriage and the eastern coast of Scotland between Pittenweem «»f salt; then put in 1 pint of rice, previous- and Petershcad. industrious, temperate, and attentive to placed a light in the £lobe of alabaster thing more. sons of wealth and distinction; yet I won­ horses, my saddle-horse and accoutrements. ! v well washed in cold water. Let it boil was never as large as at present, and our dered that her high breeding did not place business; but yet it was evident one of the swinging from the ceiling and retired. “ I am sorry, very sory to pain yon.” I Our home is yours, you know, darling, by Additional particulars have been received con­ 20 minutes, throw out In a colander, drain, prices will always lie found as low as the her entirely at ease. She was inattentive two was rapidly outstripping the other in “ Tea will lie served immediately, Rai. said, “ but you probably anticipate what I inheritance. Sly money and real estate cerning the English Hoods. At Sheffield the col­ and put back in the saucepan, which should low est. and nervous to a marked extent. accumulating wealth. To tocir neighbors We have had a very warm day, Mr. Rich­ believe I have divined—tliat your sister’s you will find bequeathed to you in my for­ lieries and iron works have been flooded, and thou­ lie stood near the tire for several minutes. Air. Pomfret was at first silent, but en­ sands of operatives have been thrown out of em­ this seemed a problem that could not be An ins|»ection of our Stock and Prices mond,” she said, crossing the room to mind is affected.” mal will made a year ago. tered into conversation at last, and spoke ployment. Accounts from the valleys of the Wye, solved hut late in life the more successful of A Nice Way of Using Dry Cake.—Cat will well repay close buyers. draw a curtain near me. He grew very pale; and yeti thought animatedly—indeed, with almost boister­ “ Little sister, good-bye. I know how Severn and Avon state that those rivers have also the two, explained the matter in a very sim­ tho cake in slices, cover with sweet cream, “ The July heat has been oppressive in he breathed easier than he did a moment ous mirth. Looking at his flushed brow I good you are—how yon have suffered. It risen to unusual height, whereby grea t damage ple way by stating that while he let let it stand nntil moistened, and serve. If the town,” I said, “ but you can know lit­ before. But he was very much agitated gave a sigh for the inward misery I sus­ is better that 1 should die. You will miss has been done. nothing go to waste alxiut his farm, his you have not cream, use the following in­ SIMONTON tle of the severe weather here.” and sat down upon a rustic bench, crush­ p ected . me, 1 know; hut the gritss will grow green Bermuda was visited by a terrific storm on the friend overlooked the many small items stead : Beat together the yolks of two eggs, “ Is the fever still prevalent in the town? ” ing his hat with trembling hands. “ More wine, Mr. Courtney,” he said to on my grave at lust, and the curse of our 1‘Jth inst. Several houses were unroofed, and that ought to pay the family's hills at the one pint milk, one-half cup sugar, and fla­ she asked. BROTHERS. “ Before I proceed to any measures, I one of tho gentlemen. “ Let us drink race will have spent its power. You will much damage was done the dock yards. About store. Meanness and ecomony are by no voring to the taste; steam until thickened “ I believe there have been no new cases would like you to tell me anything of your freely—drink to forgetfulness—to oblivion not transmit it to your children. You are 1(H) feet of the causeway bridge was washed means synonymous terras; and our thrifty to the consistency of cream; when cool, R ockland, Sept. 24, 1676. 42 within a few days,” I stammered, and to family history which may bear upon the o f life!” our mother's child and your blood is pure. away. friend’had been collecting his nuts of vari- spread on the cake. About Town. ty -At about half-past three this morning fire wrs Local Brevities.—Monday afternoon I of a heart pierced with a dart and above it the | where he is most pleasantly situated, and propo­ Maine Items. The Roelfland Gazette. THE ELEC riONS. discovered tty policeman Thurlow at No 244 Main gave us a smart little snow-squall, the first of the letters “ E C A L ” or “ E G A L,” the opinions of ses to stay there. And now who will say that a There are at present four free high schools in operation on Mount Desert Island. Elections were held in ten States on r On account of the bad weather last Sun­ street, Custom House Block, on the second floor. gregational acre. The seed is the ‘‘ Lost Nation.” It. accoi 'Ubce with a revere<1 custom, and In con- apparatus the fire probably orignated. The fire Rev. J. E. Hall.—The Athenseum Library room upon the forehead and other parts of the head, Warren Morse, Jr., S. D.; S. A. Spear, J. D.; M. recommendation of the President of tion is strongly Republican. Church, on Friday evening at 7 1-2 oclock, un­ Uriah Tuttle was arrested at Milbndge, on burned through the floor into the rear part of has recefitly been newly carpeted. Our young evidently made by the washiug of the body against Parker, S. S.; N. D. Gould, J . 8. After the in­ In Xew York the Republicans have der the auspices of Advance Temple of Honor Saturday, forbreaking iuto and robbing the stores j . C. Libby & Sons’ hardware store, and ran up oeople should avail themselves at this season of sharp-pointed rocks. stallation a picnic supper a as furnished iu the made great gains, but the Democratic Mr. Start is an uncompromising advocate of totaj of H. II. Bowks and Webber A. Feeney. About the wood-work to the upper floors, but was sub­ the advantages of this institution.—The family of i No other clothing was found, except an oil-jack­ lower hall, tor the Masons end iufitcl friends. two hundred dollars in goods are missing. Tut­ abstinence aud prohibition and is an earnest and mcrci<* and blessings of State ticket is probably elected by a major­ dued after a time by the fire department, which the late Capt. Israel Snow left this city for Cali­ et, which Was picked up by some boys aud thrown tle escaped from the officer aud is still at large. AW! lw ruestlv request all th< people of this State to ity of only from 1000 to 3000. In New York forcible speaker. He comes by special invitation He had accomplices iu the robbery. wt.sx^in from tliesr usual secular em ploym ents, and ap- was promptly on hand and worked efficently. fornia on Tuesday.—Fifteen couples recorded their on the rocks, but washed away again by the sea. proSrfaUlv observe a day hallowed by so precious to deliver this lecture in Camden and Rockport Capt. Win. M. Hussey aud crew manned tho city and county the Tammany party is de­ intentions of marriage in the City Clerk’s office No papers or other articles by which the mau C am den. and has been invited to repeat it here. Our citi­ The building, which is owned by Mrs. Mary life saving station at the Pool, near Wood Islaud, feated. in the month of October.—The officers of Ad­ might be identified were found on the body. The R eligious.—The revival meetings at the Bap­ • V » i- in a y toro“ - ”'”i £ zens should give him a full audience. A collection Berry, is damaged by fire and water to the amount Light Monday. Pennsylvania goes Republican and will vance Temple of Honor for the term of six months boat, judging from the fragments found, was an tist church continue day and evening, with una­ will be taken. of $1000 or more. Messrs Libby & son’s The Calais Times says t at the temperance ref­ probably give Gov. Hartranft 17,000 ma­ old one. The keel, which was found, measured bated interest. Uniun meetings were held last I -him In all th e rotations o f life suffered large damage to their stock by water, the ters begining Nov. 1, were installed on Tuesday ormation at Milltown has spread to Calais. Gleen at the Conn it Ciuuuber, till. tire. Cu> .f No lhe ladies of the M. E. Church and society sixteen feet. The bottom of the boat was painted jo rity . amount not yet ascertained. Mr. Sacker suffered eveniug. The names were published last week.— Sabbath. Incendiary attempts ou the lumber mills at ,. nher Id the , esrtfi our I-crd .«ethousand eight will hold a levee at the Methodist Vestry on Wed­ green and the upper portion had been a slate Baring are reported. , r.-.i un.l MW u v five. and o f the Independence New Jersey, Minnesota. Wisconsin and some damage from water and smoke, and was not The horse of Mr. Sam’l Lawry ran away Wed­ Temperance.—The officers of Twomhly Lodge, “ .fie United > of Ann.lea.the one hum'.relh nesday and Thursday evenings, Nov. 10th and color. Mr. Maddocks thinks the boat wa9 doubt­ The Mechani: Falls Herald is to be enlarged ol me i.nneu >ELSUN D1XGLEY. Ja. Kansas are Republican, the latter by 10,000 insured. Libby’aud Sons’ had $8000 insurance nesday, damaging the vehicle to which he was I. O. of G. T., for the present quarter, were in­ 11th. We hope they will be generously patronized less the same which he saw on Saturday evening. aud published as an organ of the state temper­ By the Governor, majority. Nebraska is doubtless Republi­ ou their stock, and there was $4000 on the build­ attached \omewhat.—Cold November weather, stalled ou the eveuiug of the 1st in s t, hy the L. ance reform work. Sidney Perham, se c re ta ry o* s ta te . The line about the man’s body was evidently can. as well as the Chicago city and county Mr. Frank Sucker may be found at the ing, both at Cochran’s Agency. with leaden skies, this week.—Mr. H. F. A. D., Dr. Cowles, as follows: —W. C. T., W. W. Per­ F. W. Cram has been appointed superintendent Hutchings of this city has just finished frescoing fastened by himself, with what purpose is mat­ ry; R. 11. S„ Anuie Brown; L. H. S.,Leua Clark; ot the European and North American railroad. tick et. shop in Union Block formerly occupied by Mr. £3^" Dout uinit to read Wentworth’s advertise­ ter of conjecture. One theory is that being in It is charged that the Waldo grand jury re­ The Winthrop Bank Case. Mississippi and Maryland went strongly John O’Donnel, while the damage to his premises the Congregational Church in Camden.—Mr. W. \ . T., Mrs. Dehera Wadsworth; W. S., X. L. ment in this issue. He has a full stock of all fused to fiud bills against rnmsellers in that coun­ The robbers of the Winthrop Bank by the tire of this morning are being repaired. John Isaacson, better known as “ Cheap John,” extre-uity aud thinking he might be drowned, he Josselyu; W. A. S., not selected; W. F. 3., F. H. Democratic and glaring Democratic frauds seasonable goods iu his line. ty, even where the testimony was most corclusive. has failed.—Mr. A. C. Pease has become involved attached the line thinking that if he perished Calderwood; W. T „ D. H. Bisbee; W. Chaplain, ‘XI ve tS Wide v - a They -ruod thing off outwith of 820.000 the**Job or are alleged in Baltimore. The eonserva iaST” Dexter Haynes was arraigned before the i# " A London despat :h of the 31st states tha^ That’s the way they did in Boston. in business difficulties and his stock of goods ho.-* the reel might float and lead to the recovery of Thomas Kirk; W. M., H. B. Richards, W. D. M„ tive ticket is successful in Virginia. Police Court last Friday morning upon a charge th° mail steamer African, which had just arrived The rain fall ou Saturday night was unpre­ been sold at auction. his body. We think it more likely, however, that Mrs. Alex. Wetherbee; W. I. G., Mrs. T. C.*At- cedented iu York county. The Saco river is es­ more in government bonds and currency of arson for burning the dwelling of Mrs. Elc at Plymouth, brought there eight seamen, part being near the land when his boat was swamped wick; W. O. G., T. C. Atwick. timated to have risen four feet or more, and on which lliev could safely use, and about R. Ingraham iu the night time. He waived an 2 ,0 0 . in market vahtc of railroad, nm n- j y To kill a mean, predatory skunk on of the crew of the ship John Pas?n1, who wer T h o m a sto n . or capsized, he fastened the line to his body with other streams a number of bridges aud dams and Temperance and the Churches.—Formerly one mill were carried away. one's own premises is a job which one examination and the offense not being bailable, he ken ou board at Asceuciou Island. The men state the hope that it might aid him to land, either by there was a general understanding among our Ho d and other bonds, which they co u ld , I. was committed to Wiscasset jail to await h’s trial Additional Sad News.—a week er two since, - The city government of Augusta has offered ’X $20,000 which .hey could use .hey may be excused from doing, since the that their ship took fi»-e an 1 was abandoned about catching on the rocks or by ^coming to the hand I three leading churches that their several houses at the December term of S. J. Court. Mrs. Ingra­ we gave an account of the sad drowning accident §5U0 for information which shall lead to the ar- stench liable to be produced is vastly dis- 300 miles off St. Helena. Subsequently the crew of some person on shore whom he hoped to at­ should be opened for temperance lectures, each in ham and her daughter, Mrs. Ginn, were also re­ which befel the captain and boat’s crew of the ship reSt of the abductor of Ella Clapp, and a like uped. and the «50.000 worth of bond, proportioned to the value of the animal were picked up by the ship Victoria, which was tract by his cries for help. We understand that turn, us occasion required; but within about two aiuouut for the arrest of any incendiary. quired to recognize for their appearance as wit- Alida, near Callao. Additional particulars, in ad­ which it would have been extremely dan- slaughtered; aud to allow any one else to bound for Boston, but as the latter was short some of the inmates of the light keeper’s house years past there have been objections to opening Augustus Bragdon and George Warren, of South ' our and impracticable for tiicrn to at- nesses.in the sum of $500 each,and furnished the dition to that already given by us, were received pursue such an animal under one’s sanction provisions, they (the eight men) were sent ashore heard something that sounded like a cry of a per­ the Congregational house aud we think a vote Berwick, have been plundering freight ears on last week by mail, stating that the ship laid at the Eastern railroad. Saturday they were ar­ teinpt .o negotiate, they have soldi nek neessary sureties. in an open boat at Ascencion, while the captain, was taken by the church ami society not to open is also to incur the inconveniences of some the Islaud of Pabblelou De Pica, where she was son in distress on Saturday night. rested, and a thousand dollars worth of stolen Atwood, the well-known wholesale and re­ officers aud the remainder of the crew proceeded the bank, for $10,000 in clean vile odors.' loading with uano for Europe. The captain, Ou Monday afternoon, Coroner Mallard and it for any but religious purposes, and so for two goods recovered. \ Piladelphia detective named Taggart tail dealer in oysters, at 43, 47 and 49 Centre St. in the Victoria. As the statements of the men Dr. Hitchcock, of this city, went to Owl’s Head to years or more, with oue exception, our temper­ The Aroostook Pioneer says Mr. C. C. West has J ™ rested himself in the case and The Rockland O pinion is a newspaper Frances E. Mehan, with his sou Clifton Mehan Portland, sent us a few days ag«. a can of those were somewhat confused, suspicious of mutiny and ance lectures have been given either in the Bap­ veeenfty returned to Houlton, after a twelve months whose name and whose sayings have nev­ and John C. Lash, all of Thoinastou, Daniel R. view the body, at the request of Mr. J. H. Kalloch, delicious oysters with which he is wont to delight murder were aroused, and the sailors were de­ one of the Selectmen of So. Thomaston. After ex­ tist or Methodist houses, but latterly under pro­ sojuru in San Francisco. He is satisfied that a er iieen editorially mentioned in our col­ Stetson, of Damariscotta, and a Portuguese sailor man with limited capital can do better at farming the hearts and stomachs of the editorial fraternity tained at Plymouth for an official examination. amination Coroner Mallard decided that an in­ test that the Congregational church was not doing ^S^^gthcm tosend^c umns. The career of that sheet, though started from the ship on the morning of tlie 10th in Aroostook, make more money and become in­ at about this time every year. We think we This took place on Monday and there being no quest was unnecessary. The wounds ou the head its share. Last fall the Good Templars invited dependent sooner, than in any other sectiou of the yet brief, had been long enough several of September, to go a fishing iu au open boat know good oysters when we see them—and poor evidence to hold the men, they were discharged. were none of them severe and there was uo reason Rev. W. A. Start, who is a member of our order, country he has visited.* , me at once to Phnadelphia w-tth atUhontV! months since to gain it a reputation for The day was pleasant, but the sea ran high, being ones, too—and we are quite sure that Atwood The John Pascal was a fine ship of about 1500 to doubt that they had been received by the body aud a native of Camden, to come here at his own Last Saturday tlie man at the wheel ol the what is called a “ surf day.” They went to dip schooner Ethel, ’of St. Stephen, a son ot James l" T w h " S informed him tm ...... venality and iinscrupulousuess which placed tons, built in Rockport last year aud principally need fear no unfavorable criticism front his herring with a net, and were drawn near tlie break­ washing against the rocks. The body was taken convenience and give a temperance lecture, ami Porter of St. Stephen, was knocked overboard and ^ : ;^ b y a middleman of^ it beyond the pale of respectable journal­ tomers, so long as he furnishes them with sucli owned by Carleton, Norwood & Co. She was com­ ers, where the boat was swamped, and all were iu charge by the Selectmen of South Thomaston, 3d of Nov. was set for that purpose,but here a dif­ drowned, aud the vessel, in coming into Eustptrt ism. A blackguard who with his pen, manded by Capt. Talpy, of Rockport. got ashore on Dog Island. fresh, fat, juicy, wholesome inullusks as the sam­ drowned. A number of boats were near by, but to be buried after waiting as long practicable to ficulty arose. The Baptist people were using A young man of this city was driving Last Saturday evening, in Portland, au expert through the columns of a newspai«r, makes ple sent from our delectation. did not dare to venture in among the breakers to give opportunity for identification. their church, and the Methodists had repeatedly ix-rsonal assaults indiscriminately and home from St. George last Sunday evening, in a opened theirs, and really the only place was the thief—a well-dressed young man—entered a Leetip r will, this middleman. on the 9tl. East Saturday eveniffg i Iffieer Spear saw save them, as it would have been certain death to jeweler’s shop and askeil to see some rings and Luggy. accompanied by two youug ladies, and without any justifying cause upon various a man going down on the Point ” with a roll do so. In a few days all the bodies were found. Up to this time the body has not been identified ! Congregational house. Application was made for after several trays full had been set before him, of^ptom ber. when the latter, m a yen when passing through a low stretch of wood, res]ieetable citizens of the community, is of cloth under his arm and followed him down to Religious services were held after the recovery of and we learn it will be buried to-day. We can it, backed by 41, of the pew holders, and vet it diverted the attention of the proprietor on pretense bordered with bushes ou each side, a mib or of wanting to see some nicer ones seized a tray no less a blackguard than if he called “ Pink street," where lie took him into custody the bodies, and the bodies of Capt. Mehan and yet learn of no man missing from the islands or was refused. We do not know where to lay the lo restore .he stolen bonds upon .be pay two this side of WiL-y’s Corner, two persons, blame in this matter, but there is a wrong some­ lull worth $350 and made his esespe. He was them like names to their faces, while his and found the cloth had Iieen taken from Acker­ son, John C. Lash and Daniel R Stetson were anywhere in this regiou. The drowned man was pursued, but got off in the darkness. m entto the robbers of twenty per .tent. of| apparently youug men, suddenly stepped out where? and it is creating a deep feeling with our U pm arket value, or 910.000. 'Ihe gov- blackguardism in the first instance is as man s tailoring store. The man wns committed taken on board the ship John Brice, Capt. Oliver about 5 feet, 6 inches in hight, well formed, with Mr. N. J. Davis, a well known landlord of on the road and asked the <1 river of the xehi- temperance people, which forces itself to public much safer as it is meaner. To engage in a to the lockup and was arraigned before Judge Morse, and will be brought to New York aud rounded muscles and shapely limbs, and would Portland, who kept the Commercial House for 22 nL n. bond, this polite «”cfor agent A:le to give them a ride. The young man replied years, died at the Franklin House, Bangor, (of warfare on his or its own terms with a fellow Hall, on Monday morning. His name was given theuce home for burial. John C. Lash was the weigh about 145 pounds. His hair and complex­ notice. that hecould’nt as his carriage was full. “ Never In this dilemma we should have had no place which he has been landlord since 1873)at the age of thieves informed Col. Wing, could no. or a newspaper that is mo9t congenially as John Shaw, 62 years old, and he came from son of Alcander S. Lash of this town, and was ion were rather light, and^hc had a full beard of of 63 years. mind, ” said the spokesman, “ we have walked a for an able and worthy brother to speak upon a be restored. Subsequently Taggart ascer- Halifax. He was convicted of the larceny and about 16 years old. This was his first voyage to only three or four weeks’ growth. Schooner Agnes of Bangor, Capt. French, loaded employed in easting filth, is to enter upon long distance and want a ride. Let the girls get sentenced to three months in Wiscasset jail, anil sea, and is very sad news for his father to receive. Since the above was in type we learn that a subject which is closely allieiT to Christianity, hail with potatoes and barrels from Cape Ann parted a contest where you cannot injure your out aud walk. ’ The young mau returned a committed the same day. He is an old inmate Personal.—We regret to learn that John E. not the Baptists, through their worthy elergymeu, both cables aud drove ashore at Lincolnville Beach JS S C /S X .’ !"“• i™;"”'-; dirty antagonist. Gut may g“t bedaubed sloop boat containing one man was seen from North prompt refusal to this impertinent proposal and Walker, sou of Doct. John B. Walker, came home Rev. G W. Bower, and Rev. H. D. DeWitt, given Saturday night. She was got off next day with of that institution. Haven coming through the Thoroughfare, last Sa­ but little damage. yourself. On this principle, we have nev­ was in the act of starting up his horse, when one an hour of theii* meeting for this purpose, by Some of our citizens have spoken to us from Hallowell three weeks since sick with typhoid turday afternoon, and it is thought that this was er attempted to defentl anybody from the of the fellows suddenly seized the animal’s head, which action this church will gain many friends. A lodge of Good Templars called Aina, No. concerning the desirability of having one of the fever, lie had been at school at Hallowell, and the man drowned and that he came from some­ •>6, was instituted at Aina last Friday night, by I", '"Tic r'-C -l" '-I' eharacterstic defamations of the O pinion, saying, “ Hold on ! ” Upon this tho young man The lecture of Mr. Start wns an able production, C ’ E. Littlefield, of Rockland. It su rts very church bells rung at 7, 12 and 6 o’clock .and per­ was sick a number of days before he came home. where Eastward. which lias too little reputation for hone9ty. pulled out a revolver, saying, “ Let go that horse’s At this time of writing he is very sick indeed listened to with interest by a full house. promisingly. Charles F. Mass is deputy, and D. ..Hairs of the bank had iieen placid, also haps 9 o’clock P. M., aud suggesting that a sub­ B. Erskine, W. C. T. Meetings Friday evdhmg. rutlifulness and respectability itself to give head or I’ll put a hole through you,” when the Benjamin Robinson, the well known livery Sad Accident.—Last Thursday, os Mr. N. approved the scheme, and obta.ned anm - scription be started for the purpose. The idea is Hurricane Tsland. any weight to its attacks upon the honor fellow hurriedly released his grasp and both ran Fletcher, of Lincolnville, was coming to Camden Ransom Cole of Greenwood, has raised this a good one and a great many people would find stableman of Thomaston, has been confined to year on his little farm which he offers for one „f the our. authorizing or integrity of those who are made the off into the woods. The young mau thinks the To the Editor or the Gazette :—It is un­ with a load of wood, he fell and broke his leg and such a bellja great convenience. the house for a number of weeks past, by reason thousand dollars, 437 bushels of good, sound corn, reward of «10.000 for the reeoveiy of the fellows were possibly young men on a lark, but as necessary for me to inform your readers that the thigh bone, which resulted in his death the same objects of its assaults. of illness from a chronic disease which has of 430 bushels of potatoes, 75 do *oats, 30 do wheat, jy The sack which contained the Dix bland there is a story of some one else having been Robkland Opinion is a wholesale falsifier—un­ probe,-tv which the robbersproposed to But recently, we permitted a correspond­ late prostrated him. evening. 10 do beans. ret urn. Col. Wing then took his -lb mail when it was stolen from Mr. Geyer’s wagon stopped on that road, they may have been tramps necessary, I say, to refute the false statements of All Sorts.—The epizootic is visiting some of The millinery store of Mrs. A. E. Miller ot ent, who gave his name and address, to Capt. Joseph S. Burgess and wife, of New and went to Philadelphia ami met Ta - last Saturday, was found by some boys at play iu of a worse character. At all events one of them that paper, for I know that any candid and rea­ our horses.—The basement story of the woolen Waldoboro’, was broken open Sunday night, and "express his condemnation of attacks upon, York, have been making a visit to their relatives silk velvet, ribbons, &c., to the value ot ^200 t who eo.nmnnieated with the roblrera field near (.’apt 0. IL Ingraham's, at the South put his head iu iminent danger of a bullet. sonable persons in pursuing it will readily see its mill is receiving new and -additional lights, be­ and misrepresentations of, Gen. Tillson, l>y aud friends in this town dnring the past week. were stoleu. Suspicion rests upon two persons •' , - v ... Y o rk an d a m e ltin g End. It coutaiued two foreign letters, unopened, S T There is to be a baby show at Clark’s condemnation in its own oolumns and its utter sides other repairs on the buildings.—The first who were seen Monday morning traveling away , nt, then in New "lot k, .mu a fellow-workman, in tlie Opinion. O u r Capt. David Oliver, late master of the ship aud a considerable number of newspa pers. The unfitness to be read in decent society. The abuse snow of the season fell on the 1st inst. Tuesday from the village with a large package. -ook place between him and Taggait, at Island to-day, we understand. There are said to ” Erick the Red,” of Bath, arrived home from correspondent made his statements upon liag was probably thrown away in this field after be about thirty men at work on the island who it has showered on some of the most worthy men the 2d was the coldest day of the season yet.—Our Capt. Robinson, one of Skowhegan’s solid citi Xi.-l.olas Hotel. Where .1 w a s t u ­ San Francisco on Saturday, Oct. 23d. Capt. Oli­ bis own responsibility and Gen. Tillson the culprit had taken out the letters, which were of this Island and t might say of this State over schools close their fall term on Friday next. zens, was surprised to fiud a watch andjeham at­ rn., tzed .bat the ptrties should meet at a4es- have children under a year old. ver left his ship iu San Francisco,-aud came by was in no way privy to the writing of them. afterwards found a short distance away, on Main the signature of Timothy .McQueeney,but in reality tached to a button on the back of h.s coat. It About fifty stone-cutters were discharged at rail home. His son, Alton V. Oliver remained in proved to be tbe property ot a citizen and was at­ im ati.l pPm e-abtel; room, up two ll.gbts As to the •• malignant insinuations con­ street. The two letters in the bag probably rs- Oliver Otis’s own productions, is an outrage on -Lon. somewhere up town-ami Dix Island last Satuday and we learn that there California, where he has gone into busi ess in Washington. tached to his eoat while in a crowd at the depot. cerning Mr. Robbins’s drug business,” the capetl •bservation. civilized humani y. His allusions to Colonel Car­ is a probability that work will be entirely suspen­ Almeda Co., about 40 miles out of San Francisco. The new hotel built, owued and to be kept by Rev. Thomas Marsden, of Dresden,has received bomb should be played in Taggarts editor of the Gazette bad then and has now ver and Thomas Landers is exceeded only in its a call to the rector*hip of the church of the Mes­ igT Last .Saturday morning a young man whose ded by the first of December. Buildidu and Repaiuinu.—Silas W. Maater- uonsensicalness by his charges against’ Alden Williston Grinnell, has almost reached completion. b tide, who should receive the . no knowledge that they are "false,” nor siah Dexter, and it is expected that he will com­ fr o n d Wing, aud Sen pass the .none name we did not learn, but who is one of those who i y Au exciting runaway took place nearly in raised the frame for his livery stable on Tuesday It will be an elegant edifice. Mr. Grinnell is to mence his ministrations the first Sunday in No­ -ouiil an y co m p lain t be m ade ag a in st 119 Croekett, a mau who has through his good fellow­ have iieen engaged iu selling fruit from wagons front of our office, ou Monday afternoon. Mr. S. last. furnish his hotel with new furniture throughout. vember. t . the robber- agent ami .be bonds to that we litul published our knowledge, be­ ship given away three fortunes, and is known all through our streets recently, hired a valuable T. G. Rawson was driving south, at moderate pace, William A. Cambell is building a barn in rear The epizootic has been raging among the horses Tin- Ocean House, stable and outbildiugs of Wing. M ing and Taggart « ere promptly over Knox County for his luugnauiuiitv and his lief or suspicions concerning the character, horse and grocer’s wagon at Berry & Dean’s of his residence at the West End. William say* hereabouts, though of a mild type. All have re­ which Gen. Hobbs was preprietni at Wells, were in his confectionery wagon, accompanied by his generosity. entirely .lestreveil hy ire last Friday night. Ii is on hand ami soon a mau appeared with a habits or antecedents of tlie publisher or livery stable, to go to Waldoboro’, promising to son, a young lad, when a young mau threw u he did not contract for that hand organ accorn covered except one and that was a valuable horse Its foul attacks on Gen. Tillson,' founded on tl.e suppoid to l'ui .t caught from a defect in the packawe-not .be man Col. Wing had met editor of the O pinion. But for their own return the team the same night. He did not re­ stone at a boy for some cause, and missing its aim pauimeut. owned by Autentius Greton, which wus sick but Chhiney. Loss ...... tosored ... the .Sor-*jw , ami gaged by the publisher for that purpose) may be National, Hartford, 82500. took every precaution to disguise himself, n their editorial columns, we would not been heard from him or ihe team by its owners, him to run, upsetting the wagon and scattering recently put up a now shed iu which to store tion he might have been s^yed. accounted for by Tillson’s influence on men to leave A fire inquest was livid at tl.e Franklin House k e e p i m . ,1. mlkerchief to his face while although inquiries had been set on foot. On now remind them that we have never re­ the contents in the street, while the horse brought lumber. off the use of intoxicating drinks,this diminishing The stage running from Waldoboro* tv this last Saturday tu investigate the several attempts I, rem lined. Wing delivered his money ferred iu these columns to the facts of Mr. Tuesday^Mr. Dean started out to search for the up upon the body aud hind axle of a jigger stand­ David J. Starrett and George W. Tuttle have town, was overturned last Saturday evening, near a very profitable liquor-trade—cutting off the to burn the building. Jury will return a verdict to Taggart and the man gave up the pack- Otis’s record ns editor of the scurrilous Au­ property, and the same evening found the team ing in the street. Before coming to a stop he ha-1 each been painting their dwelling houses. the Waldoboro’ line. The night was frightfully that the fires were incendiary, but do not know nv trade I say of those ujion whom rests the curse whom. Another attempt was made tu set hre to of bonds, anil then retired while they at a livery stable in Camden. The fellow who frightened the horse of Mr. E. H. Clark, coming in Alfred P. Blacklugton has been repairing hit dark, the stage without lanterns, and all the pas­ burn Clvppc rand his confinement in Auburn of the widow aud the orphan. Such men may the house lastFriday night, but it was discover! hired the horse had gone there ou Saturday, in­ collision with the wagon and causiug it upset. re8 idence on Pine St. sengers were somewhat lacking in courage. The wereheiiM carefully examined and eom- jail for litiel: norto Mr. Robbins’s current re­ count their blood money over and over and it beforejit InuHnade any headway. stead of to Waldoboro’, and putting up the team One of the frightened horses dashed ou the side­ David Lermond is making additions |aud im­ road was uneven and very narrow. The driver . red with tl.e schedule. This process putation for profitable rumselling for years is not to be wondered at that such fellows hark and The Times says that twenty thousand dollars and telling the stable keeper to let no one have walk, causing quite a commotion, and a pair of provements on his house. says the night was so dark he could not distin­ ( 20 000) is the estimated sum that \o rk County completed and the bonds being found all past: norto the story that his peddler re­ growl when the flow to their coffers is by any it, he decamped and has not since been seen. steers attached to a rack also took part iu the „Patrick O. Moran, ou Beech Wood St., has guish his horse. One of the hind wheels took a has received the past two years by the vigorous ri„ht Tat-mrt stepped out ami handed the commends one size bottle of his medicine, means intercepted. And it may not be wondered prosecution of the prohibitoiy law. „o,nJv to lb- middle-man. who decamped stampede. Mr. Rawson’s vehicle was damaged con­ been building a burn. course a little away from the usually traveled part (Dr. Clarke's bitters) to dealers if they want jy St. David’s (Catholic) congregation will at that he tries to gain notority as a scold (aud The Skowhegan Reporter says that Jotharn siderably, which was the principal injury done. Capt. James Young, Green St., has been paint­ of the highway, when it went down, and with it and Wing took Ills recovered property and hold a levee at Farwell * Ames Hall, on Wednes­ Weston last year iniulv from eight cows, nineteen it for a d rin k, and another if they want it succeeds to a certain extent) with tlie low, the the coach. Three passengers only were then in­ 3 T A paragraph iu our Camden corresjxm- ing anl reparing internally the house recently hundred pounds of butter aud half a ton ot for a m ed icin e; nor to any unfortunate il­ day evening of next week, under the direction of ignorant aud the thoughtless. It would have its came home. . , . purchased of Charles Waterman. side, who suddenly found themselves nearer to c’teesi-. He thinks he will do equalM well tins ()□ the part of the bank officials this the 8t. David’s Total Abstinence Society. There deuce two weeks since, referring to a ” Clergyman readers believe that the letters I have written to lustration of the tendency of such a busi­ Timber Cutting.—Niven C. Mehan, Oliver M. each other than they eared to be. The coach was season". transaction does not amount to compound­ will tie an abundance of refreshments and a varie­ of the M. E. Conference, *’ coutaiued a typograph­ the Gazette came through Gen. Tillson’s hands. ness in his jiersonul habits. Such things Viual, aud Gerry, Sherman A Whitcomb art- soon righted, lanterns were placed on it, and this Youug Dean, of Farmingdale, who lmd his ear ty of attractive features, to be announced hereaf­ ical blunder and should have read ” N. E. Con­ I wish them all to know that such is not tho case. nearly tom off some time ago by having bis bead ing a felonv, but nevertheless we regard.t we consider beneath the dignity of respect­ each fitting out crows to cut timber this winter. village soon reached. as'i.f a veij questionable character. The ter, and the occasion will close with a social ference, ” as our correspondent wrote it. Tillson has no influence whatever ou my writing, coiue iu contact with a post while riding outlie able journalism, and therefore, so far as Fox Hunting.—The fox hunting season has A. B. Longfellow, of Palermo, has leased the train from Augusta tu Gardiner has settled with dance. The St. David’s T. C. A. is a very worthy Last Friday morning a Mr. Nash fell as neither he nor any other person on this Island opportunity to obtain the restoration of these columns are concerned, we relegate commenced. On Saturday lust. Major S. Delano. store formerly occupied by Law i Farrow aud tl.e M. C. IL R. Co. tor 8250. organization and we trust their entertainment from G. L. Snow’s wharf to the fiat- M ow, dis­ kuows who Stone Cutter is. I give them all their over half the stolen property and thus the Opinion and its publisher and its editor Btward F. Miller, Edwin Dow and Bart Thoiua . filled it with a large assortment of goods. Any arti­ i he schooner “ Jefferson Borden ” is loading at will be very generously patronized. locating his elbow and inflicting some bruises merits and their demerits, unbiassed by prejudice Boothbay with porgy chum for England. This is enable the bank to pay a large percentage to the oblivion from which we permitted were out, aud shot oue fox. Poor Reynard wil cles, ordinarily found in a variety store can be about the head. Ou the same morning a two- or party. I write the truth and nothing but the the vessel on board which two mates belonging in t„ its .depositor.-, was a very strong tempts^ our correspondent in the exercise of his There will be a meeting of King Hiram’s have “ to take up ” between now and spring. obtained at Mr. Longfellow’s. His sou George will Edgecomb, were munlered last spring. The cabin years old child of Elijah II. Perry, at the South truth and for it I offer no apology. Council at Masonic Hall on Friday evening. A Oyster Supper.—A party of 40 sat down to have charge. Occasional. still hears the marks of the desperate hght on her tion for the officers of Un- bank tonegotta e own responsible free speech to call them. As the Gazette reaches so many of the respect­ full attendance is requested, as very important End fell aud broke his arm above the elbow. Dr. decks. with the robbers. They doubtless thought an oyster supper at State of Maine Engine Hal able and thinking people of this county and other businesses to be transacted. Downes rendered surgical aid iu both cases. llr. Charles Runnels, who formerly resided on u ,a t to reco v er itW.'XlO n et was m uch b etter E astern R a ilr o a d A e e a ir s.—M r. T b o ’s on Saturday eveniug. The supper was gotten uj» North Haven. Ihe Liucolu Baptist Quarterly Meeting localitiea, I hope that this letter may thus find its Oak Hill, iu Folau* while driving a spirited horse than to lose all of the money, even at the Holt has vacated the office of chief engineer jg ^ S e e Merrill’s advertisements of Chest Pro­ by Howard Morton for a party of sportsmen, way iuto the hands of such, that they may guard in Farmington -V. H., on the 13th, inst., was of the Eastern railway. Mr. Holt was some will convene with the Cedar Street Baptist Church who were divided into sides of 20 each. Henry The late owners of the Hooper barn, so called, cost of trading with thieves, and tile inter­ tectors. ugaiust the false insinuations of a newspaper whose thrown out of his carriage, and alighting on a time agn elected to the position of chief this city next Tuesday at 10 o'clock A. M., con­ have token it down. This building was seventy- split rock, was instautlw killed. The deceased The gale oflost Saturday night was severe Dennis and Sylvauus Hahn headed the respect­ unmanly course is already despised by the intelli­ ests of depositor- would doubtless lead engineer of the Eastern and Maine Cen­ tinuing through Wednesday. The several sessions fiveyearsold and was formerly owued by Capt. Jere­ was thirty years of age. here, but fortunately no damage was done to the ive sides, and Dennis’ side was the fortunate one- moit of them to approve this course , but tral roads at an excellent salary, and with will be devoted to social services and preaching. gent of all parties. Stone Cutter. miah Hooper, father of C apt Jeremiah Hooper The line of the Lewiston and Augusta railroad, shipping in our harbor. The steamer Cambridge Numbering Houses.—Mr. Fred. C. O’Brien pro­ nevertheless a stigma must attach to t y ii large number of clerks in the office at Meetings of deep interest and a full attendance now of Rockland. iust surveyed, leads from Lewiston through the Portland. Mr. Trafton Hatch, an expe­ poses to canvass the village of Thomaston to see if towns of Webster, Wales, Litchfield, Monmouth, transaction and the precedent furnished is arrived from Bangor at about the usual hour from surrounding towns are anticipated. W arren . Mr. Isaac Loveland, of Camden, is doing a good rienced railroad mail, takes Holt’s place on sufficient encouragement will be given him to West Gerdiuer, Farmingdale and Hallowell, to Saturday eveniug. hut ou account of the threat­ The Tale oe a F rog.—I t is popularly sup­ a very I,ad one. It virtually says to bank the Eastern road lietween Portland and On Tuesday Mrs. Whitten, a widow who nutulier the houses of the village. It would be a business in cleaning feather beds. Augusta, a distance of about thirty miles. ening aspect of the weather did not proceed, but posed that when the tadpole attains to the full robbers, plunder a bank in Maine ami get Boston. Mr. C. M. Ingalls becomes mas- lives on Crescent street, was standing ou a box to great convenience to have them numbered. Sch. Oasis, Capt. Sanford Cooper, sailed for The skeleton found in the woods in South Pans rpenter of the road. This latest lay at anchpr in our harbor until about five P. developemeut of frog-hood, he lays aside his tail Boston a few days ago. best week is tl.ougbt to be that of a man name. safely wav with your booty, and while you lust off a Stove-pipe above her head, and in step­ Platform.—The platform iu front of the Car. change is undoubtedly the final one of im­ M. on Sunday. Some havoc was made with sign­ with other childish, or rather tad-pol-ish, things. Mr. Alden Harwood has bought a yoke of tw»- Wctseler, who left the hotel in South Paris about m a, enjoy your national currency .and ping down her foot struck a stove-handle and she & O’Brien block, West End, is being re-built. However this may be, Mr. David Patterson, °of four years ago late a. night to go to his boarding portance, as regards persons, in the policy boards and loose articles on the street Saturday year old steers for $60. They were raised at bonds, the liank will buy back from you, at begun witli the selection of Mr. Baehelder slipped and fell, severely injuring her hip. She lay This is to be, as it always has been, a hard money house, having in his possession at that time $1,1’ML night The sign over the door of the Thondike this town, is the proud possessor of a frog whose Isleborough. V, o . He was unquestionably murdered. a eood price any securieties that you may for superintendent. All of the changes unable to help herself till some persons in the platform, and one in this particular, on which Hotel was Mown down, as were also those of Ul­ tale is thought by your correspondent worth the The Sovereigns of Industry of Saco are said to find it perilous or impracticable to negoti­ seem to lie highly pleasing to tbo public other part of the house heard her groans and either Edward Ellis or Whitney together with their mer’s Eating House and Dr. Hitchcock, and one telling. . F o r e ig n . be prospering finely, and tile council now n“ “ b“r“ ate. Heretofore we have felt a just p r.d e along theline. It is reported that a change rendered assistance. friends can stand safely. is to be made in tlie passenger tariff be- two inhere. A sky-light was blown ofi Tighe’s Mr. Patterson resides at Patterson’s Mills, ou over one hundred members. They have just re­ The Times estimates that 200 mariners and in the attitude of Maine banks towaids Un tweeJ Boston, Lynn and Salem, and also furniture ware-house aud glass was broken in tlie Gunning.—Webb says thero is good Sunday ceived another car load of flour Dorn the W est City Council.—The regular meeting of the Oyster river, and is, by the way, the proprietor of others were drowned in the North sea during the which costs thorn delivered a little less than eight fraternity of cracksmen, but the \\ intli. op that the commutation tickets will lie abol­ front oCHurley’s boot and shoe store and Combs’s City Council was held ou Tuesday eveniug. shooting on Mill River Pond. one or the prettiest water-falls to be seen in this gales of the past three weeks. dollars. They run a store ot their own and keep Savings Bank has tarnished the brightness ished and the old package tickets again re­ saloon. vicinity. A few rods below his house is a sprin" ou baud a stock of tlie most needed articles of stored. Henry L. Williams of Salem is In Board of Aldermen Myriili H J K h was ap­ The Russian Government is engaged in vigor­ of this honorable record. South Thomaston. ous raid against the socialist agitators and arrests mentioned for tlie presidency of the road. Col. Smith, of the Portland Press, who pointed a special police officer. which furnishes a copious supply of water that have been effected in various places. mroting of the stockholders of tbo P, S. & I’. As to Taggart, the detective, ins conduct H—oston Herald. visited Rockland and the islands last week, has In Common Council, certain papers acted upon Body Found at Owls Head.—A short time never slackens in the most prolonged draughts of Railroad Company will be held at Kittery, >uv. Telegraphic communication with South America is deserving of the severest censure and written a very readable article concerning “ Rock­ Board of Aldermen at its last meeting were before sunset last Saturday evening, the wind summer and is frozen only in severest colds of 3d, to see if tlie corporation will vote to reduce has been restored. their dividend, under the contract with the East­ justifies the inference that he was tile real Tlie Augusta Journal says that the surveying land and the Lime Business,” which wc shall re­ passed in concurrence. blowing very strong from the east, Mr. Jo­ winter, and then but slightly. This equability in At the Isle of Orleans, Canada, on Sunday, ern, from 10 to 6 per cent, tor two years. middle-man between the robbers and the parly of the Lewiston 4: Augusta Railroad print on our first page next week. The following Rolls of Accounts were read and seph G. Maddocks, light-keeper at Owls Head, tlie temperature of the water doubtless makes it a while eighteen persons v^re being lauded from a Tlie friends of Bates College have raised 884,- reached Augusta, Thursday evening, 21st, the line posseil.-Pauper Fund, 8406.111; Contingent saw a boat standing towards the Head from the desirable abode for the frog in question: at any steamer on a scow, the latter upset and all but one bank officials. How came be to be so » el terminating in the Norcross held, ou western av­ z y r i i e next quarterly session of the Knox 000 of the fund of 8100,000 required in order to Fund, 81170.58; Fire Department, 8216.53; direction of Fox Islands, under sail, and a short rate it is one to which, for that or some other rea­ were drowned. informed as to who were the burglars, ami enue. About two weeks have been consumed in County Lodge of Good Templars will be held with secure the offer of 8100,000 made by B E Bates, time later observed the occupant of the boat using son, he has clung with notable persistency. eonditional upon the raising of another 8100,000. why iffd be not turn his talents to the wolk the survey of the road, and an easy line has been Independent Lodge of South Thomaston, on Fri­ Highways, 8128.80; i’owee Fund, 831.40. found. The terminus in Augusta has not been Committee to whom was referred petition of M. his oars aud eudeavoring to pull up towards the Mr. Patterson first saw him there during the D o m e stic . Tlie Council confirmed the nominal on of J. D. o, arresting ami conv icting them, rati ei day, the 19th inst., beginning at 10 o’clock A. M. Pulsifer reporter of decisions, on Tuesday, by a vote X to the business of a go-between for fully decided upon. Sumner reported in favor of granting said petition. Head. The next morning he discovered some summer of 1874. It may here be remarked that Iu the evening a public meeting will be held, which The national Gold Bank and Trust Company of of 5 to two. Accepted. portions of the wreck of a boat, which drifted he is a monster of his species—so large and so California suspended payment on Monday. j them and the officers of the bank « hy A small number of land grant bondholders met it is expected will he addressedjhy H. A. Shorey ashore at the Head, which recalled to his mind peculiar in appearance that there cannot bo a The secret service officers on Sunday .lug up P o w e k s^ o f I m a g in a t io n .— At a largo except that the latter course was the more iu Bangor lust Friday P. M, to listen to the report G. W. C. T., of Bridgton; IL M. Bryant, Esq,, of A resolve allowing to IVm. Adams, instead of of their committee. It was in substance the same as damages claimed by him on a c c o s t of injury and the boat he had seen the previous evening, and mistake in idenily. Mr. Patterson did not care at Centrolia, Ills., the original plates of some of dinner party onre, the poet Rogers was profitable? And why. in the long and cir­ Lewiston; T. R. Simonton, Esq., of Camden; C. the most dangerous and skillful counterfeits ever speaking of the inconvenience of haying the previous report, but more elaborate. The re­ destruction of property on the 2d. of August 1875, he went to a neighbor’s and inquired if he knew to have him fo ra tenant, but the kindness of cumstantial account of the negotiation tel port was accepted and a committee appointed F. Swett, P. G. W. S., of Portluud, and others. issued, including the plates of $5 notes on windows formed of one sheet of glass; the sum of 8499, being amount of unpaid taxes anything of a boat being ^recked, but he did heart which should eecure for him an honorary to draw up a contract. Adjourned indefinitely. We understand that extensive preparations are be­ Traders’ National Bank of Chicago. The result "Tiler look as if there were no glass, egraph, d from Winthrop to U,e Boston not. Mr. Maddocks continued the search during membership in Mr. Bergh’s society, forbade him The plan submitted will be referred to the floating ing made to entertain the delegates aud visitors, standing against him, passed in Board of Alder­ of the last raid is the arrest of the best en<»Taver he [stud. " A short time ago, as I sat at J o u n m t .1,1 we find no mention ,.f any effort the day, and at about three o’clock in the after­ to fellow the example of the boys iu Esop’s fable. of counterfeit plates in the country, one of the debt holders by their committee. and all who' attend may be assure-! of a hearty men July 6th and tabled in Common Council, wa.- tlie’ table with, my back to one of those on the part of Coi. Wing to secure tlieatv noon, he observed ou the sjiore below the light- So the frog was carefully taken out and carried best plate printers and largest circamlator oj panes it appeared tom e that tlie window welcome. taken up and referred to Committee on Accounts, wholesale dealer of counterfeit money: also, th» was open,, and such was tho loi ce of imag­ rest of tlie burglar, through Taggarts When Mrs. Molly Richardson, late of Baldwin, and tbe Board of Aldermen receded and concurred keeper’s house, on tho harbor aide of the Head, down river to the head of the tidp, about half a seizure of $175,0(X) in bogus curren.-v and $5 Dr. Baynes has returned to his former ination that 1 actually took cold Peai knowledge of the case? Was it because no was iu her 9t)th year she was one day eating an a cod-line lying across a ledge, which projected mile, and set adrift. The next day, however, national bank bills and seventeen counterfeit in the reference. me ” said Mr. Babbage, who sat opposite, such effort »a- made amt because the apple. It was a very nice fruit, and she re­ quarters in Farnsworth’s building, formerly Kim­ into the water. Taking hold of it, he pulled up a having ocassien to go to the spring, Mr. Patterson plates. marked that she would like to raise some like i t ball Block, where he is prepared to wait on cus- Orders were passed by concurrent vote as fol­ "how odd it is Mr. Rogers that you and 1 bank preferred the money without the role She therefore planted the seeds, one of which lows:— reel, to which it was attached, and finding a con­ was surprised to find th at” Froggie’’ had returned . The assistant treasurer at New York has been should make such a very .l.^vent U8o ot tomers in tbe dental line. instructed to sell two millions of gold coin dur b ...5 to the robbers without the money sprouted, and a thrifty tree grew from it. Mrs. Order authorizing City Solicitor to appoint siderable length of line was unwound from the and gone to housekeeping again in his old quar­ the faculty of imagination When I sleep Richardson lived to be 97 years old, and did pick S T The officers of Payson Lodge, I. 0 . of G. T. reel and extended out into the water, he began to ters. Concluding that he must have an especial ing November, 8500,000 on each Thur-lav. nncxDectedly away from home, and conse­ The detectives calling.properlypursued, is three persons to whoa ehall be referred the claim aud eat fruit from the tree befqpe her death. for the quarter beginning Nov. 1, 1875, were in­ haul it in. Presently he found that some heavy­ fancy for spring water. Mr. Patterson selected Tho President has ordered the removal of the quently liavcnon.ghtcap, I should natural­ un honorable ami useful one.but prosecuted Her great-granchildren now enjoy tlie fruits of of Joseph Cilley against the city, for damages by ly catch cold. But, by tying a piece.of stalled on Monday evening, by District Deputy C. weight was fast to the other end and soon pulled a spring in Shibles’ woods, about half a mile postmaster at Ogden, Utah, a Mormon, but not a solelv for profit “ fi with “ fi®1 reH'huess the tree. Ilerein is contained a useful lesson for reason of defect in highway, with the understand­ polygamist. This is the first step toward the re­ packtlnead tightly round my head, I Oo to E. Littlefield, assisted by Lodge Deputy, G. O a human arm aud hand into sight and directly above the falls, to which he was duly removed in 1 on the part of the detective to be the agent all. ' Payson. The list is as follows:—A. C. Hamilton^ ing that the decision of these persons shall be moval of all the Mormons holding federal offices in sleep, imagining I hare a nightcap on and final. found that the line was fastened to the body of a the hope that he would be aple to make himself Utah. catch no colii at ail. Of the officers of justice or the middleman W. C. T.; Mrs. A. C. Hamilton, W. R. H. S.; mau. Assistance being procured, the body was comfortable there. But a day or two passed, The Good Templars claim to be the largest Order authorizing City Treasurer to cancel and A great fire at Sherman, Texas, ou Monday, \ pastorMletter from Bishop" Bourget, apropns of thieves, it becomes an ally of crime. organization in the world (except the Roman Mrs. Geo. W. Case, W. L. H. S.; Ada Blacking- got ou shore, and was found to be that of a young however, before he was back again, and apparent­ destroyed 65 places of business and rendered 30 discharge all tax deeds and claims upon certain of tlieG'iibt’rd affair, was read from the pulpits Cntliolics) which acknowledge allegiance to one ton, W. V. T.; Rose Payson, W. 8.; Jennie Price, man apparently from 28 to 30 years of age. It ly as much at homo as if he had never hail a families homeless. Loss about $340,000. Groentaaf Tracy X with head. In Maine they h&Te attained a strong property formerly owned by the late Charles .11 the city Catholic Churches lost Sunday in W. A. S.; Delora Pillsbury, W. F. S.; Aaron had evidently been iu the water only a short chance to live anywhere else. Whether he came Mr. Saru’l L. Abbott of Ossipee, N. H., killcxl Mont l eal He dwelt upon tbe rights of the Church foothold, there being 180 Lodges with about 14.- Holmes, and now by M. Sumner, on payment of his wife with an ax on Tuesday and then en­ Mercer four years o£o> leaving a Howes, W. T.; Edwin Chandler, W. Chap.; J. 8. time. The lower limbs were clad in a pair ot down the river and made the leap of the falls with regard to the cemeteries, and announced and lived With her for two years m 000 members. They are non-sectarian and non taxes due, with costs and interest. deavored to hang himself, but was cut down. He tout whfn interment takes place he will curse hat Lowell Two years ago Mrs. Wniton returned to political, their object being to forward the tern Clifford, W. M.; Lizzie Post, W, D. M.; Alice Hix gray trowsers,. somewhat worn, aud on the feet or whether he made the circuit of them overland, was arrested and confessed the deed, which he peranoe cause by retlaimiog the fallen and saving Order instructing Committee on Highways to oortiou of the cemetery in which Guibord will re- & and W. I. G.; N. W. Rice, W. 0. G. were cotton stockings and Congress boots. The is best known probably to himself. Mr. Patter­ said he did in a fit of anger. Lse thus preventing the defilement ot the s.ul iu others from falling. Their pledge prohibits, as a inquire into the expediency of giving numbers to nuiaw av a second time with Tracy, then A ll. son next moved him to a spring about a mile away The Massasoit Mill, at Fall River, Mass., was Vhieh the faithful sleep. He does not desire to bet erage, everything that can intoxicate. Their 3 T At the annual election of officers of H. G. the doors, entrances, places of business, dwellings upper portion of the body was nude, some frag­ W alton'got a divorce. A lew weeks .go Mrs. from his house aud as far from the river. He totally destroyed by fire Tuesday night. Insured treat the decision of the Privy Council with (ltsro- Walton returned to her former hurfiaiid, nnd w work is private. Women are admitted to ftill Bird, Engine Co., No. 1, on Monday evening, and tenements on the principal streets of the city, ments of a checked shirt remaining attached to membership and privileges. All persons 14 years for three-fourths its values. soect, but will take this menus to obviate any uu- i m Mercer by Tracy, who shot her and the following were elected for the ensuing year : and report at next meeting. The matter of p a / it. The cod line was passed around the body un­ saw no more of him until the next spring, when 'k l0Wtffied S f Us. Friday. Mrs. Walton old and upward, possessed of good moral charac­ L.roDtr consequences which might follow this Jeh- he found that he had made his way back and once aneeof the rules of the church. It is generally « s “ 36 ‘ "Tracy was about 49. During the war ter, are ligible to membership and are invited to Foreman, O. M. Staples; Second Foreman, J. A. ment of bills incurred at the annual parade of! der the shoulders and tied and was wound twice Official returns show a tie in the Sedgwick, i jmiated but deserted and reappeared after around the neck, the latter entanglement being more taken posession of the spring, where he has understood tl,at the burial will take unite with them and help on the good work. For Gabriel; Foreman of Hose, F. Packard; Clerk, the Fire Department was referred to the Chief Hancock county, representative district—261 each. latter part of this week, f.vtenuve | reparations be enl.. > w-ltb . considerable 'nm of full particulars in regard to the order, or organ­ since b.-en allowed to remain undisturbed. He Wyer G. Sargent, Republican, has been reported C e ’y He d X W « e « and lost ail hi. prop- H. B. Farwell; Treasurer, A. L. Richardson; Engineer and Committee on Fire Department. doubtless accidental. On the left arm was a de­ are being made for the event izing new Lodges, write to Geo. E. Brackett, I e.ected heretofore. Steward, F. Taylor. Adjourned one week. vice tattooed in India ink, consisting of the figure, has evidently, made up his mind that he knows erty some years ago- Secretary, Belfast,Me. At Morrill’s Corner, W,-tl rook, cab I* seen an A Sure Medicine.—“ L. F.” Atwood’s Bitters immense boulder weighing 32 ton-. It sits on n ‘is a Potent Remedy, mild, harmless, but sure in OH, MY HEAD! MY HEAD! Health md Contort MAY BE OBTAINED platform car and has just arrae J Iruiu Misaacbu- I its operation, purifies the blood, restores the wast- G m D O p e n iiG Direct from New York. setts, where it wastounJ. It is to he taken to the ! ed energies, regulates all deranged functions, and OH, MY BACK! MY BACK! Cemetery to be cut into a monument It is de- gives new life and vigor to the whole system. It By wearing dflerrsll’ii lirered by a man named Gows who formerly re- , is unrivalled as a Liver Invigorator, and highly OH, MY STOMACH I MY STOMACH ! Chest Protectors. sided a t Jamaica Plains, Mass., and cost $1700 i concentrated, is warranted to contain more Medi- F u lle r ! Cobb One of the Largest invoices of to be delivered here. The -tone is a dark gran- J cal properties in a 38 cent bottle than any other Thia is the constant cry of thoQii&nda o f poor m ortals ite, quite rectilinear in form, and can easily he Invigorator ” or “ Sarsaparilla ” sold for a doh whose pains, suftcriug aud distress have ballled alike ...... OF ...... A B B Y P T ’S cut into monumental shape. '. lar. the skill of physicians and the power of medicine. At the recent annual meeting of the Rockland ! Beware of Dangerous Imitations. See that it And still they will suffer and .cry until they find the District Camp-meeting Association, held at Dam- ,K.ars the tradp mftrk .. L F „ in ink< ,a|ge remedy that has the inherent power to cure. Read HIST3RY GF MAINE. DRf aiHlFANCI GOODS ariscotta, J. H. H. Hewett was elected president, some of the symptoms which afflict you and make your M I S S .J U L IA . NJ. W R I G I I T Uvex* brought to tills. C ity, lines arrived, at Wui. Johnston, clerk, and R. M. Brookings, letters, or you will be grossly imposed upon. 28 D r e ss G o o d s , life a burden. r the sale of this w treasurer and agent. The association is composed of Pain In the Stomach after eating, Spitting up the FALL&Wim omjistonimdSt.Ue. PEVl Dietetic Saleuatis.—U niversally «c B. M. Brookings, J. H. II. Hewett,Alex Yates, H. Food, Food Souring in the Stomach, Sour Stomach, 8ELL, Publi.ihc knowledged the best in use. Each pound bears uln S h aw ls, 1. 1.. Carney, Zenas Cook. Benj. W. Donnell, Si­ Sickness at the Stomach, Belching of Wind, Vomiting name of J ames Pl ye. None genuine, w thout. Iy28 mon McDougall, Moses M. Richards and Wm. or distress after eating, Putrid taste in the Mouth, Johnston. The camp-moeting is considered in a KITTREDGE’S, H< artburn, brash, Ileat in the Stomach, Loss of Ap­ prosperous condition, although the hope that the G O O D S ! petite, Confusion of the Head, Giddiness, dull Pain C loaks, receipts would balance expenses has net yet been Rockland Retail Prices Current. Opposite Post Office. realized. in the Head. Constipation, great Costiveness, no Action These prices a r of the Bowels, Heat and Pains in the Head, bad taste ’< IN S IS T IN G O F The annual meeting of the Maine Pharma erwise specified c in the Mouth, Sick Headache, Aching Pains and Lame- W o o le n s , On Friday, Oct. 1st, w ill be Opened the ^Largest and q u a n titie s prices viil be a shade lo cential Society was held at Lewiston, in City Hall, ness of the Baik, Small of the Back feeling as if Ladies’, M isses’ aud Children’s mast varied Stock of Tuesday. The following were elected officers for broken, great Weakness ami Restlessness, Constant Semi-Annual the ensuing year: President, (.’. K. Partridge,Lew­ •CKLANh, N ovem ber, 4. 1873, Giddiness, Heaviness Fullness and Throbbing of the Carpetings, iston; Vice President, A. G. Schlotterbeck, Port­ Frail nn.l Produce. Head, Swelling at the pit of the Stomach, Palpitation Farrey Furs, Embroidery, Laces’, Gimps, Ribbons, Vel­ land; Treasurer, 11. H. Butler, Bangor; Secretary, tp p h - p*L bl.... >44.50 S tea k . V tb ...... 20 of the Heart, Cutting, Tearing and Burning of the iking, & bu. -Tdyl.tX S p a re-rib , r tb ...... 16 F u r Caps, H. M. Bryant, Bidderford. A committee was ap­ Bowels, Cough with constant tickling in the Throat, M illinery pointed to get a pharmacy act passed by the Leg­ D ried, r i b ...... H S ausage t? lb...... is C u rta in s , vets, Huk’fs, Tidies, Linen Damasks, d e an s, Y EU bu .2.25 a 2.50 H um s, r lb...... 17a 18 Cough with pain in the Side, Bad Cough, Constant Cough islature, requiring each candidate tor the position Beef, roasts, rib . tag20 Poultry r tb and Shortness of Breath. Hoarseness, Roughness and Steak V B,...... 25 §30 C hickens...... Fur Trimmings, Kid Gloves, Ladies’ Under­ of apothecary to pass an examination. Several U Soreness nf tile Ihroat, Constant Hawking of Mucous theses were read, and Portland selected as the Corned, U tb... 106 12 T u rkeys,...... 20n at South Paris is that ubbage, r lb...... o2 P o tato e s, sw< e t, r lb .. . .4 and these Symptoms indicate Dyspepsia, Piles, Cc- Ever offered for Sale iu this city and will be sold at the remains recently f md in the woods near that Cranberries tr bit...... Pickles, F gal...... 60675 tarrh ami a dormant ami diseased state of the Stomach. Gloves, village are those of a man named McAllister, who C heese, r lb...... 16g20 Quinces,Ppk ...... Bowels ami Liver. And now you ask Eggs p e r doz...... 30§35 Squashes, F lb ...... 02 atul Mittens. left his home in Oxford some three years since. Lard, r tb...... '8 T om atoes, fre sh ,r lb...... W IT N G fS , The people there are firmly of opinion that the Lam b r lb...... 10§14 per can ...... 25 - WHERE IS THE REMEDY?” D ress Goods remain are his, and the circumstances and ap­ Onions, F tb ...... 5 Turnips, r It...... 02 LOWER PRICES Pork, (clear) r lb...... If, V eal, F 11,...... lOg 12 (Than ever ottered before. The atock consists in part of the following : pearances of the body indicate that it was a case Hound Ilog, r 11,.------11 S te a k ,...... 20 hav.-just opeilt-d a largi- lim- in nil n f tin- m w Fall 1511«I>«. a .1 W in ter Slnult-a i.t of suicide. A pistol was found at hand and a G roreriea. cic. flask near by. A silver coin of ancient date, the WIGGIN S PELLETS 8000 yds. Hamburg Edgings, some very tine; 3000 yds Coffee r It, S a lt r b o x . ..10, 15, 20§30 ! a?e Edgings, IO Cartons Velvet Ribbons, 45 Cartons l*oots, hat and articles of clothing preserved, lead U lo ,...... 25 a 28 Soap, r l b ...... 5 a 10 B ottle <3ri*een, I« lt5T5O7V!i4, to the hope that the public have been spared one Boasted & gr. Rio 30 635 Sugar per lb stand in the gap aim repel the terrific encroach* Rich Gros. Grain Sash, Bonnet and Trimming more horror in the list of crimes committed for Granulated,...... 12 of those diseases. Tty them, you poor suffering Ladies’, Misses’ and Cliildren’s Seal Bvovvii, Ribbons, 10 Pieces Blue & Brown Barege, • B olus » r g a l. is h e d ..ll ami your cries and lamentations will he turned to V l d l gain. H av M uscovado,...... N a v y B l u e . Cuiniuiugs Alexander of Great Island, Harps- Porto Rico,...... 75 S jru p ir-house, joy, gladness ami pr.ii-,-. W IGGIN’S PELLETS are New O rlea n s,...... 60aS5 M aple p r g a l...... 1.5 pr.-p.m l by f-il I .KSJ. 25 Doz, Men’s and Boys’ Shirts and Drawers, well, a man 40 years of age, who has been for osene, f gal20g30 Teu, J a p a n , lb.75 80 1.00 Boots, 1‘liiisi, Ace. some time in poor health ami depressed in spirits, s Astral, f gal..48 Oolong, per 11,.. 40 60 80 50 doz, yds. Gimps, 10 Pieces Linen Damask, left home last Sunday night and wandered off into ’s « i l ...... 4o E ng. B re a k fa s t,...... 50,00 SHOES, lb ...... 15«'.8 S a lt, tf b u ...... 60675 A t C o .. the woods, where he cut his throat, intricting a R aisins, 1/ 1-4 b o x ...... J?0 S a iratu s...... 10y 1 2 5 Pieces Curtain Muslin. 400 Tidies, severe wound, but not sufficient to cause instant Flour. Corn, Meal. etc. Slippers, death. Search was made for him during the ROCKLAND, MAINE. 60 Cashmere Shawls, 25 Marseilles Quilts, Barley, per bu ...... 75§S5 Rice, p r lb...... 10 < > I { night, but he was not found. Monday morning he OVERSHOES, S H A V 1 s 30 yon't liiil to Itlxaiiiiiie tliese /.VxoZred, T h at all who w ere acquainted w ith the id, Hay. etc. 1 3 o o tt» s, ceased, and who knew their noble qiialilief, both In Ilfs city, Nov. 1st to the wife of I)r. J. W. friends and members of society, deeply regret the Hay, pressed. 18 00g20 oo mss,-II, a daughter. .’ 12, to the wife AND or publication. p r c ask ...... 1 30 H ides, p rlb ...... 6 For Boston and Lowell. Lamb .Skins ...... 506 1.00 In Union, Oct..14th, 14th, to the vwife o f M r. M. G. Of all Styles and Qualities. :ott, a dailghtei GROCERY STORE. G . A . Bab In W arren, Oct. 17th,’to the wife of Mr. Wn: G a r p e iiu g A.ri,siii«i,enieiit for Season of 1875. In Rockville, Oct. 4th, the wife of Mr. David A Real Estate Conveyances in Knox SPECIAL NOTICES Tohnan, a son. Two Steamers on the Route. - - Fo.ir Trips per Week. C ou n ty, In West Camden. Oct. 26th, ife o f Mr. Olive H. F L IN T • Blood, a daughter. J. FlkR E , O ^B Y SB 2.OO. Having completed his New Brick Store, F o r the week ending T h u rsd ay , N ov. 4th, 1875. H. C. LEVENSALER, M. D., Rockland.-—S. A. Simonton to J. 11. Flint. ’4 of G ents’, B ov’s, Y outh’s NO. 371, M AIN STREET Francis Simonton lot on marsh road, $150; If. Gregory THOMASTON. MAINE, M A It R I A G E S . and filled it with an entirely fresh and carefully selec­ Jr. k al., to E. K. Spear, house lot on Rankin stre. t, Devotes his attention to the PRACTICE of MEDI­ $75; Benj. ( lough to C. It. Carroll, bouse lot on W il­ CINE aud SURGERY. ted stock of goods, is prepured to supply his low street, $150; Sani’I Bryant, Guardian of M. S. fellow citizens with the choicest - - 4 " ? Spear, to A. K. Spear, lot’and buildings on Orient 1_/ Residence and Office. I.cvcu.suler Block Main In this city, < S tre et. W . S. Keating of Rockland. H<*TS & CAPS, REMNANTS, &c. s to Wi, A. Evi In thin city, Ocl. 31st, by Rev. Joseph Kalloch, Mr. , Fresh and Corned Beei Joseph J. V eazie and Mis* Abbie 8. Pinkhani, both of ! c —Wm. Jame* to Eph. Sheldon, Ini Mutton, Lamb, Pork, Veal, Poultry a.id 3 o f house, $2C«i: H enry Spalding to Geo. W, DR. b L DOWSES. R ocklatid. of every Conceivable Style anil Burdlug, 4*. square rods of land, $7. In this citv, Oct. 7th, bv Rev. Father Peters , M r. • and Game, together_xvith the homas W etehand Miss Nellie Whabm. Hints of Oil Cloths t'AMBKIUUE, Capt. J. l\ Johnson. KATAHDIN, Capt. W. R. Roix. ViNAi.it aven.—John Carverto Asa Raymond, house Uilire in Kimball Itloek. Q uality. best Vegetables and lot. $60; Ge ,. H. Calderw.iod to John Carver, house In this city. Oct. 27th, by Rev. C. L*. Nash, Mr. Ira units Tapestry Car| W ill leave ROUKLAND f»r BOSTON, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR lot. $25. • 1 L. Eldridge‘and "Miss Lizzie M. Armitaee, both of i ugtii from 1 to 3 yd- Country Produce. DAY, at 3 T. M. ltlenee on H eeeli otreet. Rockland. . i »’ rugs)...... Will leave BOSTON for ROCKLAND every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY Rockland, A ug. 12, In this city, O ct. 3Uth, by Rev. C. B. Besse, M r. C has. AI.SO, A FULL LINE OF A. Thurston of Union to Miss Adelin M. Perry of ) 12, 15 cts. sit 5 1-iJ o ’clock, P. M. A large portion of the American people are Rockland. *" ! FARE FROM ROCKLAND TO BOSTON, . . . . $200 wholly unaware of the ileletrious effects incident In this eity, Nov. 3d, by Itcv. O. IL Besse, Mr. Wm. FAMILY GROCERIES “ “ “ TO LOWELL,...... $3 15 F . C . FOOTE, R. Briinigion of Rockland to Miss Viola A. York of GENTS’ and all articles usually kept in a to the use of common Saleratus, thereby produc­ State Room sseeured of Agent at Rockland. ing disease, .and destroying health. The highest Has just received another large invoice of Nobleboro. > In Vinalhaven, Del. 28th, by James Robe FULLER & COBB, First C lass Grroeery and N. B. No extra hazardous freight taken. All freight must be accompanied by Bill of Lading in duplicate perleetion of art has been attained in the manu­ M lTM TVrS B I V 5 i ( ! Mr. .fames W. P. Turner of Vinalhaven, and Miss M. W. FARWELL, Agent. facture of Herrick Alien'.-Gold Medal Saleratus. Direct fro Europe, which E. Holbrook of Swan’s Island. FINE LIMEJs SHIRTS. Provision Store. Lse one paper, and you will never haw any other. Rockland LOWEST MARKET In Damariscotta, Oct. 6th, bv Rev. A. S. Townsem All of the above will be sold at the LOWEST Agent’s Office, No. S Atlantic Block, (upstairs). Residence corner Union and Pleawant Sts. Mr. G. W. Breen of Belfast, und Miss Georgia A I.IVIX’G RATES, and he cordially invites his friends a h e a d of soda louse with eream PR IC E S. Ihit kland May 27, 1S75. It is a great wt W o rk .. Barstow of Damariscotta. 325 M AIN ST. and the public to give him a call and examine h rfgoods tartar. Try it For sale by most of the Grocers old number. 6 In Belfast, 24th Inst., by Rev. Wooster Parker, Mi and Druggists ml at wholesale bv the Trade Fred A. White of Belfast, and Miss .Term e Bovnton . 259, Main St., Rockland. Rockland. G E N T a ’ 3 7 1 M ain street. generally. In W arren, Oct. 23d, by Rev. L. Goodrich, Mr. Eu rr< > E - i I ' T F . There's millions in it, and no one can begin t< O. Perkins and Mian Della B. Perkins, both c R ockland, G et. 1875. 49 Wa I---'.: enumerate the many virtues of J. Monroe Tay­ In H.wtpurt, Oct. i l l, by R.-i lor's Gold Medal Washing Crystal, to the house­ - N t y r i C K W. Day, and Miss Emma A. Di keeper. Try one paper and be convinced. R. .IOSeF r H. ESTAllROOK In Camden, Nov. 1st, by Re’ UNDERWEAR « MI Wesl, aa.l prop...... A. V inal o f , ’ainbridgepnrt. Ma and Miss Emma A. n-cliun Willi In , ami. O E l >RUE < ESTA U IU HIE. Carrel of Camden. In Great Variety. Business Notices. W a u led . I) E A T II S People to know that Wiggiu's Pelletts will cure Benj. Williams, 2tl, Ffl. D., A Large Assortment Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, and all diseases , 30th, Mrs. Lucinda, widow of the PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Blood, of Thoniul of the Stomach, Bowels aud Liaer. They will of SMew GoofJs at this place, they are now prepared to cleanse and OFFICE IX BERRY BLOCK, aged 67 renovate ifathers in the most effectual manner. By a do it. corner Main and Limo Rock Streets. Residence GENTS’ l’olllc tt K nights, pressure of steam, and the way il is applied, together M ain St., South En«i. uearlv opposite Floreuce St. In this citv. Nov. 1st. William Littlefield. s«,n o f F. with tile facilities lor ventilating and drying which we ‘ GOOD NEWS” Sold by all druggists for 50 cents a bottle, oT 6m44* .. aud Lu.-y' A. (’. Jon,-, aged 18 years and 7 lave invented, we claim more effectually, and in h fis sent by mail on receipt of price. In South fhomaston, < >et. 3!st, Jacob Fountain, aged ime, to renovate Feathers than bv anv process ever n th sa n d 18 da fl’eted to the-publie. Our process notonlv cleanses 3nto48* Wiogin & Co.. Rockland, Maine. In W a O ct. 30th. M rs. R( K i d . ....IN THEIR.... Id Fialliers trout all impurities, relieving their matted Portable R ange S. II. BOYNTOX, M. D., g, .l 79 years. ondition, thereby increasing their bulk nearly one-half, J n Waldoboro, linking them light and lively, dean and healthy, but HOMEOPATHIC Iso removes the disagreeable odor so common to new Furnishing -Goods De­ fathers, and destroys all moths aud the liability Physician and Surgeon, C alf. thereto. 3 iv ' For farther particulars and prices, see bills The Most PeTfeet Cooking Ap­ vegetable pulmonic. "So 287 Alain Street. In Waldoboro, Oct. 26th. W alter, infant son of James p a rtm e n t, hicli will soon be iu circulation. Pike’* Toothache 1 >ro]p sc w48 l>. Eugiey. Satisfaction will be guaranteed, or no charge will be paratus Ever Offered to o ROCKLAND, ME. At Carrol, Oct. 25th, of quick Consumption, Etta Buck, consisting of m ade. Jreenlaugh, granddaughter of Mrs. David White, of Parties desirous of examining the process, are re­ the Public, A gentleman of Waltham, Mass., says two JIurk’s Island, aged 15 years. . « spectfully invited to call at our place of business, doses of Renne’s Pain-Killing Magic Oil entirely "GOOD NEWS” cured him of a severe attack of cholera morbus; ■ Wm. H. Kittredge &. Co., D o g , UNDERWEAR, Limerock St.next Berry’s Stable E v s i ' j B w W arranted! that nothing could induce him to be without it iu Druggists & A-pothecarias the house. Reader, have you got Reune’s Magic between the lioitts of 9 and 12 A. M., where the P ten- and Dealers in C. V. R. BOYNTON, City Undertaker In Scarlet,Clouded and White, in all grades. i l Oil in the house? It is sold bv vour druggist. his Agent will be found, who will take pleasure PATENT MEDICINES. LOOK at this Range BEFORE Purchas­ NO. 3, SPEAR, BLOCK, Castor. Silk Scarfs, ing any other. Relief to au extent not hitherto attained is ROCKLAND, ME. ’SILAS KALLOCH, City Undertake Parties wishing to engage In a safe anil profitable Mufflers, business will find U for their interest to call and exain- For artistic Beauty and elegance in de­ experienced by those suffering from Bright's dis­ sign, nicety of Hni^it and line working ease, Kidney, bladder and glandular complaints, an d Cloth W risters, D . C. W ID SO N , G en’l A gent. qualities, no Parlor Stove in the market FOR SALE BY diabetes, gravel, incontinence and retention of [M A R I N E j o u r n a i ,. J. T. SHELDON, Patentee. compares with it. Ties, Bows, &c. REFERENCES. urine, female irregularities, disturbed sleep, loss DR. -J. STEVENS Among tlu» staperior points may he Dr. S. II. Bovnton, Dr. N. Downes, Dr. N. Wiggin, m en tio n ed of appetite, general debility, melaucholv aud Has removed his House and PORT OF ROCKLAND. GLOVES AND MITTENS. SOCKS, Rev. J. E. Hall, Rev. C. P. Nash, Mr. S. II. Burpee, . VEAZIE, Mr. C. B. Morse, Mr. Edwin Sprague, Mr. Z. Pope Manner of Keating the Base thor- maladies of the urino-genital organs, by par­ O ffic e Yose, Gen. W. 11. Titcomb, Mr. G. A. Safford, Tighe 236 MAIN STREET. A rriv ed . in Scarlet. Navy Blue and Clouded, in Different grades o u c h ly . taking of HunVt Remedy, which ensuies a re Brothers. Mr. S. M. Vctwic. Dr. B. Williams, Mr. S. A New Arrangement for Cleaning and <’losing the Ar 29th, sehs (Hive Avery, Gott, Boston; Susan. J . Dean. 47 turn to perfect health. To Second House on Winter St., Carle. Portland; Winnie La wry, Spear; 30th, Cnobb W e have all of the different kinds of Clinkerless Grate. to the right: the J. Spear liou’se, mo called, w h ere In Kennedy, Vinalhaven; It H Ingraham, Ames, Belfast: Improved Shaking and Damping Grate. will be Inippv to see his old friends find patrons, an. I O Jameson, Campbell, Windsor, N S; L 'I' Whitmore, Glnves, Paper and Linen Col­ Large and well constructed Ash-pit. l"OR SALE. Power of Speaking Restored. as many new ones ns may choose to give him a cull. i do; .1 Pierce, Webster. Bangor; Columbian, AVebster, MCE LEAF SAGE, Simple Method of (’leaning out the tblues. OFFICE m ounts •I..: Win II Jewell, Wardwell, do; Seraph, ------. la r s, C l i f f s , Linen Shirts, Sliding Rail for Drying Purposes. New ash, Ontario, D. C., March 30, 1870. i Brooksville; Mary llupper, Gilhnan, St George; Nel UST from the Country, for Cooking or Medicinal Large Good Baking Oven. oods street, Thom- Mr. Fellows—Sir: Some two months ago my Positive, from 1*4 to 41- and irotn 7 to *.», P. M. lie Brown, Kelley, Boston; Nov 1st, U S Rev steamer GENTS' Suspenders, purposes. Hollow Door Knobs and Elegant Nickel 1’latc.l Triin- Said farm contains 58 acres, a lino son lost his voice. I Ixjcame very anxious about J u ly 22,«1873. 32 i Dallas, Chase, Portland; schs Odeon, Morton, Boston; AXU A NEW STOCK OE J f hard w ood, (say 500 cords), a fine Chase, Ingraham, do; Adrian, Maddocks, Owls Head; i.l quai every reisped _ is a most desirable him. None of the physicians could do him any H o s ie r y , SW e invite attention to this beautiful piece of property. The house and barn ; both In M onom oy,------.S u r r y ; Lexington, M eLain, Bangor; Parlor Stove,confident that an exam ­ good. Having heard of your Compound Syrup j 2d I.apw ing, ------, P o rtlan d ; C ornelia Shaw , G ardi- U nibi-ellas giio.l order. of Hypophosphites, I obtained a bottle. Strange A WOODSIDE, Hi. D., ‘ ner; Ariosto, Elwell, Bangor; Maria Theresa, Kclloch, ination will fully realize the highest c owner being about to leave town, is anxious to do: Pallas, Rhoades, Boston; hr sell Reuben. Seeord, N e c k T ie s , In Silks, and all the lower Gradcs^froin out, and will sell at a bargain. For further par­ to say, my son’s voice was restored about two expectations. ticulars enquire of, or address hours after taking the second dose. of St John, N B. f.om Pictou, N S. (see disasters); 3d Physician and Surgeon, sells A Clement, Littlefield, Penobscot. S c a r fs , <><) C’IDNTS TO $6.00. EVERY ONE WARRANTED. DANIEL MURPHY, Thomaston, or JOHN You are at liberty to publish this for the benefit FOR SALE I5Y CARR, Rockland. TENANTS IIAKBOK, ME. ^ •Please . all and see our large Stock, an.l_you can laston, G et. 1 9,1S75. 3w46 of other sufferers. S a iled . find anything you want iu tills hue. JONAS FOTHERIXGILL. C r a v a ts , Sl.l 29th, schs Wm McLoon, Rogers, N Y; Utica S. M. VEAZIE, A .. ZMZ. ^L T JST IJSr, Thorndike, Portland; Concord, Grav, Portsmouth; Handkerchief* POTTLE <& KNIGHT. CASSIMERES. Boardman’s Jamaica Ginger, large 50 cts. Bot­ P ost Boy, F ountain, ------: G W Baldw in, G ross, Koi-klnwl, <>cl. 1S75. « 236 Main Street, Rockland, tle-’. at Merrill’s Drug Store, wholesale and retail. Boston: Nov 1st, C Cobb, Kennedy, I’hiladelpbbia; L I' Whitmore, do; D II Ingraham,"Ames, N Orleans; M u ffle r s, 4w45. DEWTIST. American Chief, Snow, N Y; I. T Knight, Pratt, do; I Snow, Hatch. Hewett’s Island; brig M C Haskell, Haskell. Vinalltaren; U S Rev steamer Dallas, Chase, Suspenders, TYI v IIIA'TJ I ) ! Fall and W inter Goods. CLOAKS! OFFICE OVER T. A. WEXTWORTH’8 >1 cruising; sell R S Hodgdon, Morton, Boston; 2d, O Us? Boardman’s Jamaica Ginger, the cheapest IJI3HIIY KI/>CK. Jameson, Campbell, Philadelphia; Nautilus, Peck, NY ; W r is t e r s , and best. Pennsylvania, Savage, Boston; 3d, Silas McLoon, E. R. Spear Ac Co.’s F all Dentistry in ail its branches promptly at ten Spear, N Y; Speedwell, Spalding, Norfolk; Maria B. A C K £ 8 ! * i a N, at REASDNAB J. PRICES. Theresa, Kelloeh, Boston; Lexington, MeLain, do; Linen and Paper S im o n to n The Supreme Court of the Slate of New York #3“ Teeth extracted without pain, by the George Babbidge, do; Winnie Lawry, Spear, Vinal Hav * ,uey A ines, B ishop, N Y ; A F A m es, Achi stock Paper Hangings. Having just purchased a has decided that J. C. Ayer & Co., of Lowell, Nitrous Oxide Gas. 23 W inds r, N S; 4tb, Mary W Hupper, Gilman, Pbila- C o lla r s, have the sole right to use the words Cherry R ockland, May 13, 1874. delpbii large lot of Woolen Cloths Merchant Tailor, P ectoral for a medicine, and has issued an in­ B ro th ers W 1GOUN ruggi$t^,& Apotliecar.es, about 4.30 P M 26th; damage, if any, not reported. Lnibreilas, dealers who sell any similar article.—Port Jef- Br se.h Rubinn, Seeord, of St John, N B, from Pictou, examination of their goods Fall &l Win+pr Cloths, FALL AND WINTER ferson(L. I.)Leader. 218 M A IN S T R E E T , N S, for Portland, arrived here Nov 2, with loss of sails, spars, having had decks swept, etc, in the gale of C anes, «&c" and prices. It <> m k 1 a h d , M e . Which he is prepared to make j.ito iLs of Saturday night, was towed in by steamer Hurricane, descriptions. The throat ie a peculiar organ—always at work, and T uesday. Besides our regular busi­ will bear about everything but a neglected cold, which Sch J D Ingraham, from Philadelphia for Middle, Good Fits Guaranteed. produces irritation and a tickling cough. No time town, lost mainsail, night of the 30th, below Reedy Is" CLOAKS, ness of m aking CUSTOM Also, Cloths for sale by the yard. « • :ould be lost in arresting the disease at this point, land, and returned to Philadelphia Nov 1 to repair." where “ Consumption can be cured,” for this often PURE NATIVE WINES. CLOTHING, we make a Thankful for past favors, my aim will be to give all proves to be the nrst stage of that awful disease. For P r in t in g who wish a good fitting garment.' ogether with all the these slight attacks there Is no better remedy than the ELDEItllEKKY, CURRANT, DOMESTIC PORTS. specialty of selling Cloths ifJH r’Call and examine my stock and prices, x “ Forest Tar Troches”—none so good. If taken in GRAPE, PORTLAND—Ar 1st, schs Emma L Gregory, Thorn­ GENTS’ season they will allay the irritation and relieve the dike, Bangor for Bridgeport; Defiance, Thorndike, and Trimmings for men’s 314 MATIN' STREET. hacking cough. They may be found at the druggists’ PORT AND csirahle materials for BLACKBERRY. Rockland for N Y. Second door north o f Berry Brothers Livery Stable. with the " Forest Tar Book.’ Rlw4« VINEYARD-HAVEN—Ar 30, schs May Munroe, aud boys’ wear, who wish Manufactured and for sale bv Hockkm d, S ept. 30, 1875. 6w43 ly !5 C. M. T IB B E T T S . Hall, and James Henry, Trueworthy, Rockland, for to have their garments amifact’ng the same, Established 1855. T. A. Wentworth, Whole­ X Y ; Florida, Thompson, Vinalhaven, for do. A r 31, ich ' Altuon ' ' Bird, Drinkwater, Baltimore /or Good Work C urls at (}iolray’s-‘,lvofw 5ic’, p®} offer sale and Retail dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, Boots, Bo t made at home or elsewhere Shoes, Rubbers, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Um­ L. E. IB K H L A A D , Ar28, ?ch Frank Jameson, Jameson, Port Johnson brellas, Canes, &c. 243 Main St. Rockland Me. for Portland; was in contact with brig Lena Thurlow, W arranted not to break. at lowest prices. and had quarter stoven cons’derably; Cora Etta, Pen­ ______Very Low Prices. A full line of all the latest styles constantly in Civil and Consulting Engineer, dleton, Port Johnson for Salem. POTTLE & KNIGHT. stock, and for sale as cheap as the cheapest. Ar 1st, schs Joseph Farwell, Gregory; America, At Fair Prices, R ockland, O ct. 1875. 45 11 Miller, and Mary Langdon, Miller, from Rondout for PROTECT YOURSELF Boston; Florence Mayo, Hall, Richmond, Va, for do; Lyon’s Kathaihon prevents the Hair from falling City Engineers Office Pillsbury Bloek, opposite Idaho, Jameson, New York for Rockland. Simonten Bros. Hit or turning gray, renews its growth, and gives Thorndike Hotel, Rockland, Me. 19 NARItAG ANgETT PIER—schs Clara Mallard, and All of the latest ByoiioW W eclor itrength and vigor, 'it is delightfully perluraed, and W alter II Thorndike, Cushman, from Musquash, NB Rockland, Oct. 1875. for N Y. muakex akes a splendid dressing. It- in the cheapestipest aand m ost g j- Please call and examine these goods and prices styles of “B ox Sta­ desirable Hair Tonic produced. Used by thf NEW YORK—Cld 30th, brig Lizzie H Kimball, elite. Price only SO ct B&Lly2o Storer, Bahia; echU G Bird, Blackington, Boston. before purchasing. Everything is marked down to J. P. C O W L E S, M. D., prices to correspond with the hard times, tionery” at AT MERRILL’S. Braids at Giotray’s. FOREIGN. One of the greatest improvements in the practice of Physician & Surgeon, E. R. SPEAR & CO.’S. medicine is treating dLeascs of the lungs by direct ap­ t’AMUEX, - - - MAINE. Cld fra Liverpool, 20th P Pendleton, Nichols, and W WEDDING PRINTING plication. Inhaling the vapors of Tar, by Darning, A Campbell, Carling, Mobile. Gives especial attention to Chronic Diseases, hot Sid fm Limerick, 18, W Armington. Jr, Hooper, NY T. A. WENTWORTH, “ATENT SHIPPING TAOS New and Elegant Design* CARBS,BILL HEADS, TAGS will treat acute cases In the village. At Pubellou de Pica about Sept 28, ship Loretto Fish, executed in the best style, and envelopes fu. niahed. O RDER C arney. Alsu PARTY INVITATIONS and BILLET WORK LETTER HEinS, POSTERS. •» at uent is fom S so eatisf-ictory to the From New York O F aud Philadelphia, Prom ptly printed nt thie office, 210 Midi. S ir. el. ground !’r1nteU to order at Bhor phyenUn and the patient, The “ Forest Tar Book,” ut un> description. Engraved work lurubhed, when 24=3 Main St. Hniidnoiuelv Printed 1^ A Al IP floor. Order, by Mail promptly tilled. iNoliee. found at the druggists’, will give you the best lnfonna required, ut Boston prices. tion on this subject. Riw47 Warrunted to give satisfaction. Price 50 c Switches alGiolray <&Itc f l o r i s t . MILLIKERY. M iscellaneous. M iscellaneous. POTTLE & KNIGHT, Business Carets. Itaelroaets A' Steamboats. - ;11 S A I ^17. PAYSON TUCKER, Sunt. though there a tv double varieties: these last will USED 1!Y THOSE DESIRING DEALERS IS O ct. 25, 1S75. 47 exist many years, and when cultivated in jiots ami protected in frames or a cool, greenhouse, be half acre of land, pleasantly -ituated Economy, Beauty, Cleanliness, and Ship S to res St Chandlery CHANGE OF TIME! coirn- almost vv. -»dy. The .-ingle ones are raised ThoniaMioii road, one m ile from R ockland I’ Ung a beautiful utiohstruclive view of the Bay TERRIFIC SLAGHTER! front see-1, ami treated as biennials when grown bi the prem ises in i good fruit nursery, als. 36 SOUTH STREET, • »ut-of-doors. louse supplied with CldcKawau- A PERFECT DRAFT, NEW YOIC1C. S e p t. 22, 18?3. ly* Biicklniul and Viualliaveu 8teum- I’ieoti-es, fancy pinks, ami German pinks are old at a bargain, if applied for a the various names given to a class of caranations. S o ld HJxzci-ywl'.erc. ij lioat Line! ERRY, at Eastern Express Of. & ■ - Money must be had ! It. KIRKPATRICK, <5. K. JOHNSTON Th ■ petals ut the flower-arj generally indented or 42 .il l.v CORRUGATED ELBOW CO. of U. fi.. 52 Cliff S tm t, X. T. loothed, but sometimes tliejf are entire. They are Street, Cinciuuuti. 215 A 217 Lake Street, Chicago. HAVE just returned from Boston with a large and H. KIRKPATRICK & CO. Fall and Winter Arrangements ! ti«*«* flowering: the llower- are very double, often well selected Stock of Clothing &c., and 1 am now’ x m e i s . = ° w I pr. pal ed to otter the great, st bargains ever known, in Commencing THURSDAY. Oct. 7th, 1875. mure so than those o f the carnation; the combina­ p my line of goods. I huve a Large Stock of tions of colors are very remarkable ami often bi- Shipping and Commission Merchants, Dealers in Ship Chtindien/, Ship Stores, Steamer Clara Clarita, Trench divide them nto three classes, viz., Cents’ Furnishing Goods, his patron- with promptness and lidelity THE REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE P i c t o u , a . ith a white ground W ith i •led gratitude to my patrons, who ha\. CAPT. WM. B. CREED. Whole Suits, Agents lor Vale Coal. Iron aud Manufacturing <’o. Harbor for Rockland daily (Suu- use with a yellow g mud; or German pice­ many tokens of their approbation, au>l ximetinics the llmv ’s will be self-colored, onimeii.litig inv successor to their favorable considera A lso for 51<*ssrs. P e rk in s A J o b , N. Y. & Boston. 7 o’clock, A. M. •tire froi into favor as possi*—ingth<* v«rv best c m tit Coats, Pants, Vests, Railroad Wharf, Rockland, at 3 ?t generally the petals arc edged with some th e field.” 9 t r Coal Charters always on hand for U. S., West F. G. COOK. qua ities, namely Light running, smooth, Indies aud South American Ports. Consignments ol ’arver’s Harbor, touching at Hur durable, with the perfect Lock Stitch. ray. clt breaks into the ground color in R ockland, O ct. 13th, 1875. Hats, Caps, vessels and merchandise solicited. !yl3 feathers, stripes, spots, lines, and splashes. These Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Freights Taken at Fair Kates. vpi: WttiTKit is now manufactured in ILION in colors arc of very numerou- shades, comprising all The subscriber, successor to I)r. F. G. COOK, hav- G. A. SAFFORD, Agent, Rockland. ; r.-novated tiff- Store, and added a fresh and varied siitlicieiil for public distribution, ami is proving Dlscnseg of t e Throat and Lungs, such Hoots, Shoes, etc. JOHN G. LOVEJOY'S shades of red from ll- sh-color to carmine and ver­ soruneiit of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chemicula, lusivelv its vain.- in superseding tlie Pen—writes BENJ. LANE. Agent, Viualhaven. milion; violet to purple, lees of wine, ehestnut, a minute—makes a perfect press copy,aud by tlie Cough*-, Colds, W hooping Cough, Bron­ The above Goods I atn prepared to offer, regard less Steam. r Clara Clarita’s time will be • rl'uniery, Fancy Articles, Trusses, Dye Stud's and all '•hairge.l X. -late, amaranth, dawn-color, and chamois. Again a«*r "nods iiMiall kept in a well appointed D rug Store, 25 copies at one tim<— an invaluable mi- chitis, Asthma and CONSUMPTION. of cost ami at prices that defy competition. I am com­ 15th, to leave Rockland at 2 o'clock P. M. would respectfully ask for a continuance of the pal­ law office, newspaper editor, clergyman, pelled to sell tlie Goods, kt tin* prices be what they Insurance Agency, Ticket!* from Viualliaveu to Portland an the groundcolor will be washed or flamed with sale on board steamer. The few compositions mas, for the money must be bad,and as bard time- are one or more of these shades; so that no other tlow- eful ly attended to. upon uw, il ott» rs n grand opportunity to buyers. Ite- j lioi kland, O ct. 1875.’ The REMINGTON WORKS al which have won the coufi member this great sale is only at CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, er presents such a 1 « nfarkable v ariety of colors. J. E. ROBINSON, deuce of mankind and be The seeds produe- ' a large proportion of double < 'ity D rug titore, N o. 282 M ain tjt. tin- CELEBRATED ItEMINGT<>N RIFLE Rockland, - - Maine. come household w ords flow ers, which a rc generally more double than throughout the wo,1.1 for Military, Hunting. i i-n x i i >i *: among not only among one Clieap Join’s C l o f c Store These la-t are souietnm called Eleiuish pinks, but m any nations, m ust have C. F. KITTREDGE, 1875. Summer Arrangement. 1875. TheY have the jietalscntit y smooth on the edge-, AGKICt LTURAL. IMPLEMENTS.—Inti ’^extraordinary virtues. Per­ 36-A M AIN STREET, and regular, like a c<»ck:i< Florists require that INC M .v riiix rs. Stkf.I. P lo w s . St i h Ito. haps no one ever secured so A tew doors south of Lynde Hotel, at the old stand pur*- vv hi' , and that TORS, Bo.VI> S« R.VI’LKs . P i wide a reputation, or main of Cobb, Wight & Norton. Three Trips Per W eek.. the grouml color should I T edders, Cotton «;in-. Ikon Hampton Tea Comp’y, of iM, Y. the striiH»s should run cot nuouslv from tin* cen­ A G E N T S W A N T E D . S, nd tallied it so long as Ayer’s J. ISAACSON, Proprietor. ll<*st O olong Ten, 37 1-3 to -10 c e n ts/ Bangor to Portland, Boston, tra of the flower to the outer edge of the petals, iiE itu r Pectoral. I t ba Rockland, Ju n e 3, 1875. 26 ami he sharply d e fin e d , without any feathering PRINCIPAL OFFICES-E i*cn known to the public |Best .Japan, 50 to 60 cents. Lawrence and Lowell. Reniington A Sons; Remington Sewing: Machine Co.: Ku Whclesal and Retail. Samples at Store, or breaking of the edges. These strijies or ribbons ington Agricultural Co., Ilion, N. V. long continued series of mar- Opposite tlie Post OIllce, Rockland. ly50 of colors arc as various as those of the picotecs; Krancli Offices 28J x 283 Broadway. X. V., Anns. W ashington, I). C.. 521 Seventh St., Sewing Machinea for it a confidence in its STEAMER ( ITY OF RICHMOND. sometimes the stripes are all of one color, but Madison Square, New York, Hewing Machines. Philadelphia, Pie, sin chestnut St.. Sewing SIachiuou virtues, never equaled by any other medicine. It still Chicago, 237 State St., Sewing Machine- ami Anus. C’ziptuiii C'. K i l b y . geuerally there arc two, sometinu^ three, a n I Baltimore, Md., 17 N. Charles St., Sewing Maeliine*. makes the most eilectual cures of Ceanjtm, Golds, Can SOLARGRAPHS. Boston, 562 Washington Street, Sewing Machines. Will eommenco o n the NEW ARKAN'GE- more rarely four. They are not :ts robust in Indianapolis, Ind.,72 E. Market St., Sewing Machines. 0. G. MOFFITT, Cincinnati, 182 West Fourth St., Sewin _• Macliinert. St. Louis. Mo., il to X. F o u rth St., S.-wing Ma. Iiim-s. sum ption, that can be made by medical skill. Indeed MEN’T, w ith C onnecting Trains from F ort- growth as the picotec, and the se$l~ do not often Utica, 129 Genesee Street, Sowing Machines. Detroit, Mich., 191 Woodward Ave., Sewing Machines Ute CtiEititv Pectokal has really robbed tlie.-e dange laud to Boston, on MONDAY, June Atlanta,Ga.,DcGive’s Op. lhnt.se, Marietta St., S. M , 21, 1875, us follows: p r o d u c e ;/ shaped and perfectly marked 10w39 ous diseases of their terrors, to a great extent, and Life and Fire Insurance Agent. flowers, even when gathered from prize flowers. . Repres<‘nts Thirty-nine M illion Dollars. I.EAVING Bangor at 6 o’clock, 32<> Main Street, given a feeling of immunity from their fatal effects, Me Loon, Artist, -ti - * an‘l Rockland nt 11:3U o ’clock, Remontant, or perpetual flowering carnations, that is well founded if the remedy be taken in season. ’ Losses adjusted at this office,] ~ -'L. '-very Monday, Wednesday KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock- M-j f i - an,i Friday, arriving at Portland, are those that bloom not only in the snmmer sea­ Ih giving the best bargains in all kinds of first-class Every family should have it in their closet for the ready son, but also during the winter, when placed in .iand on the third Tuesday of October, 1875. Non-Resident Taxes. ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of the Public , No. 237 Union Block,5 and connect with a Steamboat Exprc:- Train, over the and prompt relief of its members. Sickness, suffering Boston & Maine Railroad only; arriving in Boston at to the fact that he has settled in Rockland, and ROCKLAND, MAINE. the greenhouse; th e y comprise both picotecs and Ito.khm.1, County of. Knox for the Rs ettll engaged in the Portrait business. 10 o’clock P. M. This Train is arranged exnressly to N and even life is saved by this timely protection. The — carnations. They are very beautiful, but are not having presented her application for allowance ««•» prudeWt should not neglect it, and the wise will not. conned witli the Steamer, and will wait for tlie arrival equal to the summer-blooming varieties in variety CUSTOM MACE CLOTHING, the personal estate of said deceased : - r’llIIE following list of tares oifrcai estateof t SOLAR PORTRAITS MADE FROM LIFE. REAL ESTATE BROKER, of the boat in all weather. of color and symmetry of form. In some parts of Ordered, That notice thereof b« given, three i 1. tdei.t owners in tlie city of Koeklnnd, for t Keep it by you for the protection it affords by its time­ p.ij - Passengers will be ticketed through to Lowell, sueetesively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rock ly use in sudden attacks. Life Size 13 X 15 Inches, to Lite Sizes 25 X.30 Arriving in Lowell at U: 40 fam e evening. F are sam e as said city, on the twenty Iv tellig-enoe O flioe France they haw a class of ever-blooming carna­ er oflered before formally yea. , in this city . Cal land, in said County, that all persons interested nun I’venth day of July 18: inches, and finished In INDIA INK, PASTEL aud tions callad Maiiancy pinks, that have long id examine bis goods, and tind out the r ... attend at n Probate’Court to be lteltl at Koeklnnd, on been returned by him tu ...... unpaid PREPARED BY CRAYON. AND AUCTION HER, sing, Pas-engers going East, will take tlie in make yotir ]nircliases. Satisfaction giv the tw enty.sixth -lay o f J u ly 1875. bv his certiticate o f o'clock P. M., over either Eastern or Boston straight, glaucous foliage, and are almost arbores­ tlie third Tuesday of November next, ami show cause, that date,’an d ...... DR. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell, M ass.; Pictures of all kinds copied, such as D a g u e r r e - ; in- in every p a rticu lr, o r N o SA L E . iv they have, wliy tlie pniyer of said petition *’ “ “ ------remains unpaid; and notice is here- O. H. PERRY, X Maine Railroad, arriving in Portland at 10 o’clock, cent. The petals are friuged or dentated, ami by given, that if said otypea, A uibroiypen, NlelalnotypeM, &.C., in (>fljcc u connecting with the Steamer, arriving in slionmrrnot not be granted. evs and in te rest, and charges, Practical anti A nalytical Chemists. the most elegant style of the art, making them of uny 4 Block, No. 3, Lime ltock St. x'kland at tin' flowers arc self-colored in white and shades of are not paid •asury of.the...... said city, within i 4 o’clock in the morning, ami Bangor at 3w47 6 o ‘ Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine. required size, from '4 to the size of Life. By this t Hou.-es and Farntb fur Sale. Stores and Offices •30 A . M. veil. Besides these there is also an arborescent E . M. W O O D , Ju d g e . m onths from the. datu . o f tiu . omiulttnent of Stage »onnection at Rockland for Tlioma: -A.. EVJVTVS, A true copy, -A tte s t:—T . P . I’t the -aid hill-, so much of the real estate taxed an win joining town.-; also, Railroad and Stage connectionsand ad- at lo rin o f the true carnation which grows very be sufficient to pay the amount due tlierefor, including Belfast ami Bucksport for interior towns. strongly, with hard, woody stem requiring to he interest...... ami. eharg------will, without further notice. h“ Splendid Picture can bo Obtained. Steamer Richmond will connect (going W est) with Second Store south of Berry’s Stable sold at P ublic A uetioi...... N K W AI) V E RT [S E M K F» . the Portland Steam Packet Company’s Steamer-, leav­ trained on small frames or trellises lour or more ■...... ee o f the C ity Treaa- Many persons are possessed ol pictures of deceased irer, in said city of Rockland, the twenty-sixth day IxVSUItANC’E. ing Portland every day at 7 o’clock I’. M. arriving in led high. The flowers are very large and double, I F e b ru ary , 1876, at 1 o’clock, P. M relatives, which, though they are valued highly. Boston at 5 o’clock in the morning. geuerally striped with scarle or crimson still n o t so d e sirab le as an e•legautly l e g a ...... finished photo I _ ~ —y, ! tz ,j -Tickets sold on hoard the Richmond, over the Valle. Tax. g raph. T*. Oja-JdL-tb-, 1 Portland X Rochester Railroad, to Nashua, Worcester, white ground. of administration of said estate for al- Brown, John 2d, t’a ’a, lime rock h <>f ercry description, iNational Chromo Co., A,rent1 for F irst Class Stock Com panies iu j New Providence, Haven, Norwich,and New Yotk. Springfield, Also all Albany, stations Hartford,between The name 'of Verviers or Vervietois pinki: : PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS w anee : quarry on fiats. 83,000 860 00 Phila., Pa. given to a race of dwarf cat * ORDERED, Tliat notice thereof be given, three weeke Brown, Edward G., unknown, 2 lots i A TA R R ri, I,E.1 F_NESS, JpON S U M PTX ON, aueccfsively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rock- land on Grove street, P ic tu re s T astefu lly F ram ed- mou.7ny“^t“'n!i2i,ci,,i'y' stems are of feeble dimension B Y U S I N G Bisbee, William, Warren, 25 acres T h om aston, A ug. 24, 1874. on the steamer to dcstina- land, in said County, that all persons interested may at­ in highly finished hcaTy Black Walnut, Oval and ' " x . B .-B e :. themselves above the leafy I • of the plant. land near Warren line, t 14th St. New York. Square Frames, nor style Boston and New tend at a I’roliate Court to be held at Rockland, on' tlie iu mind there is a sure connection over third Tuesday of November next, ami show cause, i ckett, Charles, Arrow .ck, Mo-, York Paterns, manufactured expressly I the Bo-tou X M 1; lot of lain! w ith ’ Boston , 150, W alt S t. explaining everything Stlrihva.st, Gen’l Agent, Portland. I, Isaiah’s estate. Brooksville, ■KLING * CO.. F. F. KENDRICK, Agent, Bangor. •■■i of land near S. Harrington, Bankers an.lBrohers, 73 B ’D W A Y . NEW LIVERY & HACK STABLE N E W Y O R K . 4w45 J. P. WISE, Agent, Grace street, Re.lrt.aee &. Smdla. Spra r Block, Main St. MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, M e . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Join-. John, Camden, lot land house, Office 212 and 214 Main Street. R ockland, Ju n e 17, 1875. 23 t . t..- remarkable f.r their -bR-ale crors. They are uiueh mure fragrant than the other varieties; B E S T OF I*AV F O B A G E N T S. the giouinl color is generally white, washed or bed and painted, looking To sell our Stereoscopic Views, Clirom os, Sew lopes, golden Pl Ilobler, Pencil, patent THOS. McLOON, Artist. pa tit*.! <>n tln'uppcra le of the i>etalf», or through lasting longer titan new ahingles witb- lng SHk an make handsome -ets of TEETH, STEAM ER I.EWISTON, Finrenee street, Also, Books kept at titis office lor the dillerent Stage I L— make the flowers appear powderol or dotted with ARTHUR’S interest in the thrilling history of ... e ts , well Lines, where all orders should be Jelt. K. BARTLETT, kard, Edgar, Camden, 10 acres try makes this the fastest selling hook ever published. jo in ted . Charles Dkeuing, “ ’File Household FRED II. BERRY. land, near W art, n line. It contains over 400 fine historical engravings and 00o Gold sets, 8<(D to 838 half set. The gold is all Will leave l{allr.,..,l W liart fool of M ignti English. S ‘otclt, Paisle tul laced General Agent, Bockland, Mai Magazine of America.'’ Two ial Storii s in 1876. Pendleton. W. IL, St. J..bn, X. B., lot with full account of the approaching grand Cm • CHAS. II. BERRY, and every Tlll-lfSl.." ev.nh.e alio o'eloek. alW EAGLESCEIEFE." l.v Mr- ia < R . 1 torr ;aml and made into plate In bis Inboratorv, 2n earn fine, I Rockland, Jan. 1,1875. 5 .> are tlie names names g’ven to < contnion , Gay street. lehration. Send for a full description and ex- in a very substantial manner that is reliable. 1-r.day . lel.d.er lall,. lor l!,a klan.l, Ca.-tlae, I leer Isle M IRIAM .” by T. S. Arthur, ’.I I T E K I C K ’Sl Robinson, Barnabas X.VriOSAL I’t ULISlIING Co., St-drunk, So H rri Harbor, ,Mi. D.reri:, Millbridxr len pinks, of which the pheasant eye is a fa- ewe-t Patterns in every numb.- Fur every whole;set|of teeth a handsome gold Finger Terms $2.50 p« know n, lot near IV Philadelphia, Pa. 4w45 Jnnc-port and Ma. hiaspurr. * ’ arexample I he jictal- of the flowers are al- •ar; 3 copie- for $6.5o. Spb ndid Book offer- and R obbins, Ring will be thrown in, made of pure gold ; will never v ' * "J’11 l*'av»’ Machiasport every MON hreuk; can make twenty a day ' D. N. B IR D & CO, t til ways fring'tl or fimbriated; the ground reiniuniti. Specim en num b' e I n lin ts . 4w4, ( Success,rrs tv G. JJ’. R roirn .ftC o .J ? t,. ■' V’'.'1"' k - hing a - above, arriv in g T. S. A R T H U R & .SON, P h ilad elp h ia, Pa near Bo. Thomaston, . Teeth filled witli pure gold from .81.50 to $3; com- j n 1 ortlund same night, usually connecting with l’uli- Iv. thev are s lf-colored"; the centre of the Swift, Joshua E., New York, lot of . 1 9 . mon size c nvities, with tin or amalgam, $1,50 per , :u' > mon.ii,g Trains fur B..-t.,„ and M ystery Solved. land on North Main street, l.V» cavity; In some cases less. the West, rur further particulars enquire «,f is banded with shade eher ru > i i lomus, Joel \\ ., Bo-tou, house and BY ANN ELIZA YOUNC, Teeth extracted without pain by a new Anaesthetic, J M. W. FARWELL. Agent. nd soineiime < th e COUGHS. COLDS, IIOABSEVESS. two lot-land near Camden street, 550 West India Goods and Groceries. purple, or l*rov. ii-l'l.iek. a Bricbam Young's Rebellious Wife. thus dispensing with the danger ol chlordlorui amt ’ AI.-o, Hard and Blacksmith's] Coal, Wood, llay baml of color on the tslg. * of the petals. loinas, Jacob X., Thomaston, 1 acre r l ii ■ •mly complete Expose of all the Sci-rota ol other similar agents. Atlantic Block, corner of Main And all Thriul Diseases. S a n d , 1- it e Brick an d C em ent. Residence comer of The Great Secret of the Wonderful land near Slider’s Mills, 50 Brigliam ’s llarcm ever written. Born in Mormon Pleas Hybrids, such :ts the v a rie ty found in the cata­ UWE LEANDER’ WEEKS, ism, Anu Eliza now exposes to the world, uh n o All operations warranted to give satisfaction; con­ id I’liiun streets. sistent with his .well-knowu reputation. NO. 6, RANKIN BLOCK S logues under the name of .)?//»/« Jitilcyiii have SUCCESS OF VEG ETINE. T rea -iire r o f the C ity (,f p, other umimii can the Secrets, Mysterlea and R ockland, A pril 5, 1874. WELL’S CARBOLIC TABLETS. C rim es of the horrible system of Polygamy, from tin beeu raised by crushing them with picotecs, by j PUT UP ONLY IN KLUK BONES. Patients suffering from any derangement ot health, very beginning. Xcarh 200 Illustration- beautify tin iderguing dental operations, such us having Sets ot Inside Line! Day Route! which nn a us the habit of growth of the It -trik e - at tin* root ofdi-eas A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY Work. Il is the best selling book published. lO’oOO Teeth inserted, will not be charged for lloimeopathic has l»een given them, while retaining in the flower -taring the liver and kidneys althy uctioli. hold by ull Druggists. Iw47 N b ’.W ! ?T Y L E S O l ? more men aud women can have employment and make m edicines prescribed in bis office, or for uny cures in­ CHAS. A. DAVIS, nAily all the chaia- teristics of the pink. Some goraliug the uenous system. •SIO daily. All Live Agentn are writing stantaneous by magnetism. Chronic diseases ex­ Sullivan to Portland and Boston r lllusi with L arge'I'erm s. Sent fr< cepted. (JtriQg hours ull day. of the varieties, such as optima and Laura Wil­ Do i Attorney and Counsellor at Law. SAMJC 1>AV! dekr id.Ire— l)| STIN, GILMAN A Corner of Main ami Myrtle Streets, (upstairs). mer, bloom freely iu the greenhouse during win­ Reliable Evidence. SHERIFF’S SALE. Musical Instruments € (» ., IlAKITOItH. < r. 4w45 ter. when taken upiu the fall and potted. AND KOCKEAN I>, M AINE. 3m3 CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK. Itockliiiiil, Mt. Desert mid Sulliviui Floit pinks,May pinks, St. John's -pink, and , 'Nt. II. R. STEVENS:— ROCKLAND, MAINE. l5tt Slemiilxiat Company. mule pinks are tin’ names given Io a class that Slit—I will most i-heerfully add niv testimony 30th day o f N ovdiibcr. A. I». 1875, clock iu the > i : w < « < > < > ! the meat number number you have already reeelveil forenoon, at the Sheriff's office iu tile <'. IIo irking people of both -exes, young and —A T — th e result of hybridizing and rto^iug several oth- I in ft»v<»r .'.fV oiir great and g«»Ld ...... Rockland, ...... in said...... County,...... all the right...... hicli FREE-, r. . old, make more mouey at work for us, in their own lo­ I ’A 1.1. A ItlEASiti E M E -r r . er ela— es. ami in which some of the chamsters of [ f<*r I d«» not think e MAN S. POST, of said Rockland. La-, or ba.1. on the lln ilT h * rt calities, during their spare moments, or all the time, II. N. KKKNK. thuu at anything else. We offer employment that will l)ia nth ns hixpanir. 28tlt day o f Ju ly , A D . 1875, at one o’clock iu the after A D E A L E R IN noon, when the same was attached on the original writ.! iJ I. nay humlsotiiely for every hour’, work. Full particu ONE TRIP PER WEEK! They bloom all the year rou ml, and are admirably though 1 could never breathe any more, tu have a conveyance from George W. Pierce of Smith furs, terms, Ac., sent free. Semi us your address at adapted for greenhouse cultivation. The flower a!iet:uie< -’rij»el or sj»otted coiiu’li- and w eak sinking leclings at the stom ach, and Linings und Shoe Findings, Capt. David Robinson, with .I.«per sha les. The Well-known Sarah If advice i v« rybody to take tin* A'egeti.ne, for I can as. to 'T hom aston; thence -oiitherlv, by — ...... andjlaines’ Piano Fortes, C heap, G ood, System atic i KwHmi. He. Will leave RAILROAD WHARF, Rockland, every ard pink is an example <»f thi- cites. The se tun- them that it’i- one of tin* best medicines that ever land twenty rods to hind of Henry Ingraham: Ihencc SATURDAY morning, at 9 o’clock, commencing SA’lr- was. MRB. L. GORE, easterly, by the same, eight rods; theuee northerly am, M: initeniplefe making contra* produce but a small number of double-flowcrcds on cV Ham lin have Ten New Styles ol with newspapers for tlie insertion of udvertirciueu Jan. 1, 1875. 5 I’RDAY, October 16th, for Nortli Haven, Deer laic, Cor. Magazine and Walnut Sts., parallel with tlie first line twenty rods, to the road' Cabinet Organs ready this Month. plants: hence they are generally grown fr Cambridge, Muss. aforesaid: thence westerly oil tho*saute, eight rods, to should send 25 eta, to Geo. P. Rowell & Co., ii Park South ,West Harbor, Bar Harbor, (Mt. Desert), l.a- Tin* P i a n o l l a r p C a b in e t O rg a n , an i*xqitisite P r in t in g Row. New York.fortheir PAMPHLEf-BGGkCu/nc*///. nioiiie and Sullivan, connecting with Ellsworth by tings. the first bounds, by virtue of a horn! given l»y sail combination of these instruments. The Im proved seeenth e«/<7ioi<,contuiniug lists of oyer 2000 new -papers , (9 mile-) at lutiuoiuc. i’as-eugcrs for Hancock, When grown out-of-di.o am i Co.MiHN.vrtox they should have a well-rotted turfy soil, mixed speak in its praise who have been restored to health. Also taken on execution and will be sold by Puldi<*..Stops’: ami attractive designs, Office in New Court House, » connect with tin 1:30 P. M. train, arriving in Port- with about one-thinl or one-fourth of well-rotted Auction at the same time ami place all the right iu equity | tud at 6 I*. M. and Bo-tou at 10 P. M., Lewiston and witieh the said Post has or had on said 28th day of July We have new and desirable styles of Good Work The Best Paeer t'or Farmers. ltOCKX«A.NI>, « MAINE. tugusta same evening. manure. Tin y aje very impiti. nt of fr «h luanuie 1875, to redeem the above desired real estate. T he GEORGE WOOD'S ORGANS! U o ' Freights taken nt Low Rates. and wet soil. Carnations and picotecs, when no Ke|w»rt Ironi a Practical Chemist above premises being subject to a mortgage made by Prompt attention given to all business en trusted to his care. ly2072 COBB, WIGHT x NORTON, Agents. intended for winter blooming, should Ik* potted, a couveyenee of the sitme from stdd Post to said Pierce. Our . experience . in tin* business —...... enables u„us to accept R ockland, Oct. 21, 1875. 46 and Apothecary. doted Jan. 13,1875, recorded Knox Registry of Deeds,pl**' important inventions and reject the unimportant and kept over winter in cold frames, which should Vol. 39, Page 70, appearing unit- face to be absolute, We have a large ^a—ortnient of IXKTRI’MENTS New York Weekly Tribune. he protected from severe frosts, and well aired on Boston, Ja n . 1, 1874. with a separate instrument of defeaacucc executed id. We are selling the best at the low At Fair Prices, ONE DOLLAR per year in clubs of thirty or over. • bright sunny days. Matty varieties of English Dear Sib—This is to certify that I have sold at r the same time ami as part of the same transact! Jatih o r on Installm ents. Bend for net tail 1 5 4 dozen (1852 bottles) o f your VEGET1NE since the said Pierce to tlie sidd Post. Conditioned ft Specimen copies free. For terms and commissions, pinks ate lietter grown in this way, as some of Instrument* W arnntcd! Rlyl2 Address THE TR1BCNE, New York A pril 12, 1870, and <*au tru ly say that It lias given the payment of one hundred ami twenty-five dollars F .H .& G .W , GOGHRAN'S R ents payable iu adv them atx* rather tender ont-of-doors, suffering from best satisfaction of any remedy for the complaints for before the lir-t day of November A. D. 1875 within uupany is not interested iu tin* operatii wet during the winter. All may be planted out- which it is reeoimimndcd that I ever sold. Scarcely a •st sifter th a t date a t th e i of ten per cent per an. <,UI' D epartm e *t of Smaller Musical Instru- tin* Wild Cut Granite t^uarry, so called, in Hl. George. of-doors iu the month of April, when they bloom •lay passes without some of my customers testifying Musical Wares, Staple and Fancy Huid quarry i-now operated by LEWIS E. BEAI.S to its merits on themselves or their friends. I am per J. F. TORREY, Bheritr. Goods is Complete. J-iRE, MARINE, LIFE, alone, and all bilhs contracted after thia date will be in July. Ml may he grown from cuttings when feetly cognizant of several cases of Scrofulous Tumori Call on us ami satisfy yourselves that ' F O T A . S H ! AND paid by him. they have done blooming; they require to be kept being cured by Vegetine alone iu this vicinity. holesal and Retail. BOPWELL (iRANITE CO. umlcf^gla.-a, apd well watered; they root in about Very respectfully yours R obins 28 L E W IS E . B E A L S. AI GILMAN, R oc k la n d , N ov. 11, 1H74. ACT IDEYT IYSI RA YCE June 1,1875, 28 three weeks, and should then lie potted off in 468 B roadw ay. WEDDING PRINTING fresh loam, without manure, iu small jiots, Ik* T o II. R . Stevens, E sq . kept slighfly shaded for a few days, and as tlvy Ageycy. C. L. BLACK, establish themselves ami fill the put with roots, and all kinds of Carriage Hardware e x ec u ted in th e beat f*tyle, a n d envelopes fu» niahed Cordage, Tar, Pitch, should be shifted into the next larger size. When N I X T K I T Y E CARRIAGE CLOTH, Also PARTY INVITATIONS aud BILLET WORK CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER B II.E F»OSTEK. of any description. Engraved work furnished, when grown in the green-house, cuttings may be made O i ik iii u , Paints, ROCKI.ANI), M E. from O ct^cr to March. This is the best time Will Cleanse Scrofula from AT PANIC PRICES luired, at Boston prices. Leather, Hair and SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS All work will be faithfully and Ipromptiy attended for the,monthly carnations. S y stem . And alt kinds of Ship Ghandlery. to. ( *amation and piootcas are also propagated by Losses Adjusted and Paid at this Agency. H . H . CRIE & CO., Trim m ings, H . H . CRIE & CO., Orders may be left or bundles sent to th layers, which should l>e done when they have done HONEST OPINION. Berry Block, Rockland. Eastern Express Office. 31 blooming out-of-doors. A slanting cut with a Has possession of all the best boards In the city. AT VERY LOW PRICES. R ockland, 1874. 36 snarp penknife should be made just below the MR. II. It. STEVENS:— 16 205 MAIN STREET 205 MAIN STREET third or fourth joint of the shoot, nearly half-way Dear Sir—Thi- is to show that my son was t ECOLLECT tiutt Dr. Alexander’s Summer Reme­ through: the incision should be continued about -ick iu J a n u a ry , 1874, w ith Scrofula, w hich canto o H. H. Crie & Co., dy is adapted to ullages and will postiveiy cure, g . (C rudictt, half an inch above the joint. The shoot should largo -orcs ami ulcers on his log and hip. His log BALL PRINTING Rns if by magic, I)iarriuE;i, Cnuvp, Cholic, Cholera Mor­ swelled more lluui twico its natural size. lie had ... 16 205 MAIN ST R E E T Carriage Paints, Oils, bus and the most violent pain. Ask for it. l’rice then be inserted in the ground, pegged down to oral doctors of high standing in their profession—two 6L