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PRINTING IN COLORS AND BRONZING wilt receive prompt attention. ted on fier first expedition, and made a for visiting the camp, roamed about leis­ lioped to live concealed in his house. The BOOKS AND PERIODICALS. MARRIAGE SUPERSTITIONS. Jg a ctn r. afe and successful journey to Petersburg. urely to disarm suspicion, and, watching Tories soon heard of his presence, and one Select sound fruit, not too ripe. Be .•ure to The publishers of Scrib.xhr’s Monthly pro­ Sinco marriage became an institu­ On the first day of her return it began to her opportunity, stepped to the stone, dark night they surrounded the house in pose lo signalize the Centennial year hy the pub­ have them thoroughly cleaned; let no now . T o w ard ev en in g tin* w ind rose to a moved it by one tremendous effort, grasped large numbers. The doors were securely lication of the most beautiful number of a popu­ tion there have been certain signs and specks of skin appear on any |«rt, and [Original.] superstitions that have clung to its Br ie f articles, suggestions,and results ol experien above all, lie sure they are well cured. gale, the snow blew in blinding gusts, and her hag, anti, hiding it in her gown, care- barred. Finding they could make no en­ lar magazine ever issued in the world. This spe­ luting to Farm, Garden or Household laanageme Oh mother, hast thou gone lay (heavy and thick upon the ground, lessly retreated. Iler bacon and numerous trance, the ruffians brought lire to burn cial number, which will he entitled “ The Mid­ celebration through all ages and io Dried apples coming to market witli specks And left thy children here. • invited from our readers interested in such inattei Through all the wild night the faithful , things of value she had deposited among him out. As they were [kissing round : summer Holiday Number,’’ will comprise one hun­ all centuries. Even to-day,in most civ­ of skin, or cores and seeds still on. never W ith non.* to hear their m oan, woman remained beside the teams, inspir- the rocks on the other side of the river, corner of the building, Mr. Bell thrust his dred and sixty pages, contributed by the most ilized nations, wo have not entirely rid meet with ready sale at market prices. Or wipe the falling tear? einient writers; among these are Bryant, Stod­ our minds of these superstitions, and 11URAL TOPICS. ^Formerly when there was a comparatively And though each childish heart, ing the drivers and encouraging the beasts. | These were soon discovered. head from a corner window intending to When the dull, gray daylight returned, the { The miller who had been fora long time shoot. One man chanced to he directly dard, “ II. H.” Sidney Lanier, Bret Harte, E. E. I warrant there is never a bride but small quantity of ‘sliced ’ ajiples prepared, W ith Borrow overflow, Hale, (’ol. Waring, John Bourronghs, T. B. Aid- storm was still increasing, and the wagon . <‘»»ployed by ATr. Bell was one Stephen under the window, and cut at Mr. Bell indulges herself in looking for some [W 'rillenf.ir the G a ifttr hy T. n. Mixes, of Linden, they sold at better figures than quarters TJmu dost not bear a part rich, Celia Thaxter, Tonrgueneg.the Russian nov­ and halves, but this difference in value at In their unsjioken woe. teams made short stages and long rests. ! Harlin, who was at heart a Tory. Now in with his sword, inflicting a terrible wound happy omen. Few people aro daunt­ X. .1., fur ninny yearn Editor of the Itu ru l A m u elist, (Jail Hamilton, Henry James, J r., ami oth once led to an increase of the supply, so 'flic widow saw the situation was des- the presence of the British troops he had His wife now shouted to her boys to ers only less distinguished. The illustrations less enough to be married on Friday, and one of the inont experienced fannern, gurdi Alas! they miss thy voice, that now we are overstocked with ‘sliced,’ perate; she now concluded to leave the opportunity show his proclivities. He not get out the guns artd lire from the win­ will he profuse in number, and specially notable and wo have the most unlimited con­ ami fruit growers in the United Stales.] When the first morning ray, gons to follow a« they could, and push only allowed the soldiers to take the grain, dows. Then she cried out to her negro as specimens of the designer’s engraver's and fidence in that old shoo thrown after and our advice is to have a less quantity of Bills the glad earth rejoice alone to a place of safety. Armed with hut he also revealed the hiding place of the Peter, raising her voice so that the printer’s arts. All that culture ami skill, devel­ the newly-wedded pair. Nearly every sliced apples and more cleanly prepared To «ee another day. pistols and a dirk, for she was in a Tory bacon, and the prize was at once secured enemy could hear: “ Peter, run quick to oped by a fruitful experience, can do to make this llLTTEl: MAKING. quarters and halves.” And when the setting sun bride of to-day wears about her when ountrv. she skirted out into the blinding Ho told them too, that there was much ci­ Joe (’larke’s and tell him to bring up his number of the magazine attractive, will he done. she is married some trilling thing bor­ One of the most mtisirienccd creamery W arn s them to w-ek th e ir bed, The edition will he 75,900 copies. The contents butter makers in the State of New York waste of snow. Her stout, faithful mare der in the cellars. They immediately light-horse at once, for the Tories are here!” rowed from a lady.friend.and all know TRAINING COLTS. They miss thy loving hand, caught the spirit of the struggle, and | went to the house and demanded it of Mr of the Midsflmtner Holiday number of Scribner made some careful ex]ierinients, showing The was a success; visions of Joe that “Blost is the bride on whom the I ,s.n each infant head. through the early part of the day plunged j Bell. She told them stoutly they should will ho light, as midsummer reading generally the depths at which milk should be set to Clarke’s dreaded scouts tilled their terrified sun doth shine,” and are equally cer­ tnrdily onward. About noon siie entered , not have it. They seized an axe ami start­ minds and the Tories lied pereipitately to should he, hut some of the contributions will he make tlie most butter. He says: “ In Ol­ Revs.W .II.H. Murray’s paper,the Qolden Who now, with tender hand, extraordinary. Mr. Bryant’s poem of one hun­ ta in t h a t wide tract of forest—whose desolation ! ed for the door. She rushed before them, the woods. But this experience sufficed der to make the experiments p ractical, I Rule, has the following concerning the train­ Shall brush tli.-ir silken hair, dred ami sixty lines, produced at his advanoed To change the name and not tho letter was unbroken by a single house, and whose , placed her hack to the door, and told them h av e set liot less than .3,000 t o ‘l,(»00 ]ioumls Or who with gentle voice, for Mr. Bell, lie sought a place of safety, age, will fairly dispute the claim to eminence la a clnuigfc for tho worac and not for the hotter. in g o f c o lts :— lick growth of pines cast a heavy shadow | Biey could not have it without assaulting a and did not enter his own house for many of milk at eaeli test and carried the tests Shall teach the . veiling prayer? with some of his earlier ami best known poems. So ou, quite indefinitely, it is won­ “ Nature exercises her colts in the field: Oh mother, art thou now the dim light of day. Here the force ' lady. Moved by shame or fear, they witli- m onths. through ten days’ trials, in order to meet Stod lard’s “ Hospes Civilatis ” is the longest, derful how these ancient signs aro she sends them tearing through bushes, From thine ow n babes estranged f the gale was somewhat broken, but tin? I drew and the cider was saved; hut the mil- Mrs. Bell was a great favorite with the most ambitious, and best poem he has written for j ilifierent states of atmosphere, giving you handed down from generation to gen­ ! the ari raijc result of these ten days.” The and jumpine: brooks ami boulders, and rac­ Wilt thou not tell us bow now piled in huge drifts about the trees, i ler lost a good place. Whigs and all were ready to do her any many years. Mrs. Burnuett begins her serial, eration, and how impotent reason is ing over hillocks; nor will she let them stop T h y feelings have lw-en changed ? ind it was impossible to detect the road. | A few hours after the British army had service. Accordingly, eight or ten young “ That Lass o’ Lowrie’s,” and Bret Harte ends milk in tlie cooling vats tliat was set The caprice of the wind opened wide ave- broken camp and started on their day’s men usually came over at night-fall, after “ Gabriel Conroy.” “ Hide-and-Seek Town,” to do away with their hold upon tho j six inches deep required 14 per cent, more until their necks are moist, their nostrils nues between the trees, where the footing | march to Walker’s plantation, the gallant this assault, and guarded the house till by “ II. IL,” is a notable sketch, with lavish human mind. Say what you will, we I in quality to make a pound of butter than distended to their utmost capacity, and their I saw a rad ia n t form and she often mistook one of I Colonel 1-ee dashed up to Mrs. Bell’s door, morning. When the notorious Colonel wealth of illustration, and Miss Bridges makes aro naturally igiven to superstitious in those vates where it was only four inches flanks all a quiver. We accept the hint; Bend o’er th a t little bed. these for the road, riding on between nar- 'He was well acquainted with ibis noble Fanning wvs returning the night after his her iirst appearance as an illustrator in Mr. Bur­ fears, and there are the fewest people ■ deep, in eaeli case tile vats being skimmed and, standing in the center of the exercise And round that silent room •wing walls of snow, until some instinct 'woman, though she quickly surmised that horrible slaughter of the Whigs, up the roughs’ characteristic article on Birds. The .Mid­ who aro not more or less affected hy i at the same intervals of setting, and tlie lot, whip in hand, have our groom send our A flood of glory slicd. •hl her sin* was wrong. At last the fading Bis appearance at such a time presaged a Deep river, lie rode up to the house of summer Holiday Number of Scribner's .Monthly them. But let us recall a few of tho (cream treated precisely the same in each in- favoiitc colt around time anil again—now 1 heard a voice above,- ill he issued about the 20tli of July, and cannot light struck a sudden terror to her heart. call upon her services. General Mrs. Bell, followed by his bloody troop. olden beliefs concerning marriage slant e.” Tlie water used for cooling was from at a trot, now at his keenest jum p—until •• Though earthly ties are riv, fail to attract very wide attention, not only from She looked at her watch: it was late in the Greene had determined to pursue Corn­ The undaunted woman began at once, with superstitions. ! springs, (lowing on the bottom, sides, and his nostrils show their red, his neck moist­ I do not cease to love own people, hut from our intelligent visitors ens. and his ribs staml out to sight as lifted fternoon! What should she do? Her wallis, and Colonel Lee with Colonel Wash­ loud voice, to give rapid command, as if In the earliest weddings wo read of top of tlie luilk, wliieli was perfectly sweet My own dear babes in Ileave from the other side of the water. Forsale at all hy every inflation of the lung. This, re­ noble beast was sadly fagged, and she knew ington were liarrassing the rear ol the re­ the building were full of armed men. She when skimmed. This statement goes to -don. J u ly ID, 1876. periodical stores. among tho Jews wo find that tho member, is done by day. month in and out not which way to turn. But to remain treating army. cutting off their foraging ordered them to the windows, to lake good fourth day of the week was considered show that farmers who make their own i to jierish. " Just then she remembered parties, and picking tip valuable informa­ aim. and not lire till each one was sure of butter should use shallow vessels to set the the year round. It is this steady, persisted H arper’s Magazine for August opens with a tho unlucky day for virgins towed and in .exercise touching any organ that gives THE SONG OF 1870. ring that the largest limbs of the pint's tion regarding the enemy’s condition, ami his man. Fanning thought he had started i m ilk in. beautifully illustrated paper on Wellesley College, the fifth for widows. The Homans to it, in the end. its highest possible devel­ always on the southern side. With an the country he was passing through. In a hi-rnet’s nest; he wheeled about and sped IIOW TO COOL MILK. B y B a y a r d T a y l o r . which has h«-en the first in titution to adopt tin- also believed that certain days were opment. Those that think they candevelope inward shout of exultation she pludged on the afternoon Mrs. Bell mounted a tied down the road at full gallop, closely pressed same educational standard that has been adopted unfavorable for tfie performance of It is is highly necessary to pool milk as- horse’s wind in two or three months, are Waken, voice of (lie Iamd’s Devotion! once more with this for her guide. Every horse, armed herself as usual with di k by the frightened troopers who expected in colleges for young men. The other prinaipal spcedily as jstssible. which is carried about Spirit of Freedom. awaken all! marriage rites, and these were the greatly mistaken. Lungs, like shi|w, are moment was precious, for darkness was and pistols, and rode furiously to the new every moment to hear the bullets whistle illustrated papers arc “ The Battle of Long town to supply retail customers, ami also King, ye shores, to Song of Ocean, Calends, Nones nnd tho Ides of every not built in a day; they cannot he put into •inning on with fearful strides, when she camp. Pretending to he he angry at the about their curs. Island,” hy.John W. Chadwick, Mr. Holly’s fourth that whi -h is sent to cities by rail, as milk Rivers answer, and mountains, call! month, the whole .months of February the horse’s mouth before the expected race. would no longer he able to distinguish one soldier’s depredations on her plantation, Mrs. Bell’s professional services had al­ paper on “ Modern Dwellings,” and an article on in warm weather decomposes rapidly, if The golden day has come. and May, nnd many of tlteir festivals. They must be grown up in the horse, begin­ mb from another. She plied her tremb­ she demanded toseeC ornwallis. The earl ways been rendered gratuitously, and no “ Saratoga Springs ” by Win. L. Stone. Then we not properly cooled before being sent out. Let every tongue be dumb. Juno was considered tho most propi­ n in g a t the day he is able to tro t by the d am ’s ling mare with the whip; she coaxed with had been kindly treated while staying at deeper insult could have been inflicted up­ have a historical sketch upon Rear Admiral Mr. Willard, tlie celebrated authority in T h a t sounded its m alice o r m urm ured Its f.-i Shuubrick and “ Hymn to Ereya,” a poem. The side. pleading voice and patting hand: sh<‘ her house, and now received her courteous­ on her Ilian to oiler her money. But, as tious month of tho year for matri­ dairy matters says: “ The practice most in She hath won lo r story, number also contains the entire sixth hook of In conjunction with the exercise lot, and begged and scolded—when suddei.l ly ami heard her fictitious complaints. the war dragged wearily on, she found mony, especially if the day chosen wore She wear.- her glory. George Eliot's “ Daniel Deromla;” the second vogue among milkmen furnishing milk for grew lighter, and her eyes saw nothing hut Meanwhile, her keen eyes actively serving herself stripped of most of her property, that , of tho full moon or tho conjunc­ alternating with it, if convenient, conies We crown her, the Land of a Hundred Yean part of the anonymous serial story, “ A Woman- city consumption is to have a pool of cool jogging on the road or around tlie track. tin* weird, bewildering face of the snow, j the cause o f liberty, and with a woman’s and almost reduced to want. She then tion of tho sun nnd moon. Tho month hater;’’ the third part of Mrs. Cratic's old- water in the milk house. There is a con­ Some people sav “ Never drive nor harness Out of darkness and toil and danger. The marc felt the change at once, and, tact, sin; hail learned much at a glance, began lo make small charges, more fami­ of Slay was especially to be avoided fashioned love story, “ The Laurel Bush;*’ more stant tlow of water in and out of tlie jsioi. a colt before he is five years old.” This is Into the light of Victory’s day. pushing on witli redoubled energy, soon ! On leaving liis lordship's tent, she strolled lies frit, willing to call upon her skill. In as it was under the inlluence of spirits of J ulian Hawthorne's “ Garth;” and tnreccx- I lie milk ispiaeed in cans S inches in di.un- sheer nonsense. The natural state is not Help to the weak and home to the stranger. brought her rider to safety and a bright about among the troops, and having soon this way her practice became extensive, adverse to happy households, and for celleut short stories. The editorial departments et by 20 inches deep, which are sunk in tlie the best state, necessarily, to any animal so Freedom to all, she has held her sway ; fireside. i gained the information she sought, once and she could he seen at all hours of day centuries this superstition seemed to are as full and interesting as usual. pool, care lining taken that tlie water comes highly organized as the horse. You can The fair hand of the young widow Me- again took to knowledge in safely. That and night scouring the country on her tied prevail in Italy against May mar­ up a little above tlie line of the milk in tile take a hoy and train him, so that, at twelve I p..n lo r m other’s b reast ; Gee belonged to a woman of many pet son- j night the indefatigable Greene found fresh mare. The long course of civil war had Appleton's J ournal, devoted to popular litera­ riages, and oven to this day prevails cans. The tlow of water in tlie |mol should years of age, he will lift twice as much as I he voieee of Nations are heard in tin- < lifer •tight wild confusion in the state: the ture and all matters of taste and gx-neral culture, al attractions, and held in its grasp large encouragement in liis preparations for that in some parts of England ami our own lie sufficient to cool the m ilk to fi0 = , o r a any Indian lad of that age who ever lived. That shall cast upon her Is were badly broken up; the forests is now published monthly. It contains superior wealth; so it was greatly sought for in masterly pursuit of Cornwallis, from which country. In China marriages are little below, ill tlie space of one hour.” For the purposes of nature. Nature is per­ New love and honor, c infested with desperadoes and cut­ fiction, in the form ot serials and short stories ; marriage through all that region, hut, baffled by Providence, lie turned aside to positively prohibited nt certain times Mill; cannot lie cooled rapidly in large fect in her educational processes; hut, for And crown her the Queenof a Hundred Yeai conscious of her vantage-ground, she resist- march into South Carolina. Only a few throats; and nothing could he more unsafe .papers . graphically descriptive of picturesque articles upon men of note, ami upon the and seasons, on account of their be­ quantities, consequently the cans should the purpose of man, man is the better dis- North and South, we meet as brothers ; <*d for a long time the assaults of love days before this nobleman hail written to than for a woman to trust herself unpro-J f different people ; essays upon household ing unlucky. not lie any larger titan above stated. When plinarian. A colt, if be be well-formed anil East and W est, we are wedded as one' teeted far from home. But Mrs. Bell was This won her the reputation of being haugh- j liis wife that for six weeks he had not tak- and social topics ; articles of travel and adven­ There was at one time a suporstition milk is eairied in a wagon in warm weath­ of an average size, should be driven from Right o f each sluHl secure o u r m other’s ; needed, and therefore she went. No ty among her rejected suitors: hut “ liaught- en off his clothes and now, on learning the ture ; scientific and industrial articles written current in England against marrying er in cans, to customers, it is a good plan live to ten miles to a light biteb-up twice a Child of each is l.ealtothe public for another school build­ years and a half, may get a deed on pay­ is tin* subject o f ibis sketch. and fro. The air drew through the room speak of her great need of haste ; even now In the rango of mountains in Wes­ ment of $200 and making proof of settle­ H ay.—Tlie German papers publish details less; for ambition, when it exists purely, ing, to afford them enlarged accomoda­ of a series of experiments carried on at the At the outbreak of the Revolution there and the good lady rose and shut the door. she might he too late; and, putting the tern North Carolina known as tho “Fox ment and improvement. The Timber is a nobility lifting its owner entirely tions. agricultural schools in that country, for the lived, on the hanks of the Sandy Creek, in The earl opened it. and again gazed up tin* lash to her horse, would soon he lost in the Runge,” a most singular phenomenon Culture law gives ICO acres to any one from himself into the exalted service of Flags were displayed in abundance at tilt >f t in trees ami culti- purpose of testing the nutritive properties the old North Slate, a widow with live road. He appeared to he in t rouble, and darkness. In this Way she wentover many exists. It isa “breathing cave.” In p lan tin g one-foi East|>ort the Fourth. The steam-mill at vat ing for eight yea •s; 80 o r 40 acres m ay of grass ami hay at various stages. By an young children. Ih r lately-bereaved home could not keep still a moment. lie would turning aside wherever she knew in­ mankind. It is injurieous when it is de­ tho Summer months a current of air was sumptuous for the times, and she held sit, dow n in a ch air, only to find his feet a t formation was to he had ; for she was ae- that town disposed of 1G.000 turned tlag be taken on lik, .litions. The fees are elaborate series of analyses, it is shown based by its meaner ally, pride, or when, comes from it so strongly that a per­ large possessions in lands ami mills. Her once, and return to his pacing. Again Mrs. equainled with every foot of the ground. sticks. the same as‘f< r 1, ‘steading. Duly a why young grass is more nutritious than stimulating a man to Rtrenuous efforts son can’t walk against it, while in tho husband. Colonel John McGee, had been a Bell closed the door. Cornwallis immedi­ At daylight she was hack again in her own At Bar Harbor, Richard Ilamor & Sons sm all m illio n o f tlie 1” blic domain is now mature grass, 'l’he physiological experi­ person of influence in his section—a man ately opened it, saying sternly that he house, having traveled over thirty miles, after some great object, it leads him to have nearly completed a large hotel, to he Winter the suction is just as groat. ottered hy tlie ( lent for sale, it he­ ments show that it is more easily digested. of wealth ami widely extended business re­ wished it to remain so. His hostess asked and learned the whole story of the loyalist the performance of excessive mental or called the Bar Harbor Exchange. Tho cool air from the mountains in ing mostly res. rvci f ir settlem en t un d er Thus grasses t wo nnd a half inches high Summer is felt for miles in a direct contain nearly titty per cent, more of albu- lations. 11 is young widow now carried on him the reason. gathering. Colonel Lee pouneeil down up­ physical labor, and to the consequences 'Fhe U. S. S. “ Congress,” Capt. Earl tlie H om estead 1 Pre-emption laws. line from tho cave. At times a most mcnenoids than grass that is six inches tin* p lan tatio n , the m ills, am i the store, ami “ W h y ,” saiil he, “ I don’t know hut. on them on the following night, and broke that, follow such effort. English, has been ordered from Philadel­ Where it call till >c found the price is high, and tell more of “crude fat.” The proved herself a thrifty and efficient man­ Greene may be coming down on me at up the nest forever. phia to the station at Portsmouth, to he unpleasant odor is emitted upon tho $1.25 ]>er acre. The passion called avarice, according mature grass contains more woody fibre a g e r. any moment. It was now three months since the paid off. It is reported that. Capl. English current from tho dea l carcasses of F SWINE. B ull thought you said just now that dreadful carnage at Guilford and the erate strife between Whig and Tory was the preservation of the body than to its violence. The loss of cattle and stock young grass: and besides this, it is found y ard . I nitial Suites ai ol. ibly, tin: Berkshire. hearing were the exponents of a noble anti ing further.” raging all over the state, 'l’he erack of deterioration. The avaricious man, who in that section in Winter is accounted ’• 1" that the nutritious albumenoids exists in :w Alexander Robinson aged sixty-nine; a Yorkshire, and l ’ol China hogs. No less solidile form in hay than in young dauntless heart, a mind keen, energetic, “ Well, madam,” said the earl, with a I the rille was heard in every forest; some seems to the luxurious world to be de­ for In this way : They range too near veteran ship-builder, formerly of the firm person should lire, ,1 the common land grass. Hence the difference of nutritive and resolute. Her presence of mind was sigh, “ to tell you the truth, since God dead man lay beside nearly every ford; barring himself of al) the pleasures of the mouth of tho cave, and the current shark hreeiis at this la e dav. if he under- ami night after night the glare of burning of Lemont & Robinson, a man universally value and digestibility. Autumnal bay •wonderful: ami. through all the wild vicis­ made me I never saw such fighting An­ carries them in. At times, when tho stands his own rests, 'l’be Berkshire dwellings quivered in the skies. So .ictiv the world, and to be exposing himself to respeeteil. and who has filled important city was found to be more nutritious than sum­ situdes o f h er lift*, she w as n ev e r a t a Ins: other such victory would annihilate ???/ / ” change from inhalation begins, tho air and ’Poland G’h na 1 •ds are remarkable a W h ig :ls Martha Bell could not cscap the fangs of povert}", is generally plac­ officers, died in Bath last-Sat unlay. m er bay. tor expedients to accomplish her will During the stay of the enemy on Mrs. is filled witli various hairs of anim als; for the ease in w hi,-1 11 ey hike on fat. In- Bell’s plantation, Cornwallis treated her the fury of the loyalists. Her husband ing himself in the precise conditions fa­ Chief Justice Waite, Judge Bond, ex- Her tleep intense nature made her a nobh not unfrequently bones and whole deed, it is imiHissihl • t ) reduce them to a with proper respect. But the British gen- was in the North on matters of business, (loy. Smvthe, and Gen. Martindale of the friend, hut a dangerous enemy; while her vorable to a long and healthy existence. carcasses are found miles from tho lean condition o l th , fe al that our old land M ix in g So il s .—A gentleman gives the hut the next, best thing to munlerin I’nited States hoard of managers, arrived hold, daring and unconquerable determin­ eral lacked either the will or the jxiwer to By his economy lie is saving himself from plaeo. Tho air lias been known to sharks would star ve on. In breeding following as liis exjierience in relation to withold his troops from their usual depre­ patriot was the destruction of his property. at the Togus Asylum Saturday on the usual ation more than off-set the disadvantages all the worry incident to penury; by his “ change materially in temperaturo swine, one sho ■id rei lcinbcr that “ like mixing soils and the results : “ I have dations. They tcok her provisions, her Again and again was the plantation inv.nled innual insj»ection. of her sex. Yet, she was in no wav un­ caution he is screening himself from all during exhalation from quite cool to begets like,” an, kci >nly th e boars lu v - bad great results from spreading sand up­ crops, and her live stock, and stripped the hy bands of armed desperadoes. They P womanly; through all her life no voice of A eow owned by G. D. Bisbee, Esq., of unpleasantly hot, withering vegeta­ ing the most good points. Y’otir breeding on stiff clay. Plough the clay land in the place of all they chose to want. The pres­ burned the barns, drove off the cattle, the risks incident to speculation or the reproach was ever lifted against her from Bucktield, distinguished herself lately hy tion within reach, anti accompanied sows should also he selected for their line fall and then spread on sand until it al­ rilled the house or its contents, wounded attempt to amass wealth by hazardous any respectable source. When the war ence of the commander protected her from devouring a pockel hook containing notes, shape, &e. No boar should he used un­ most appears to cover the surface. The one of the little sons, and threatened to by a torriblo roaring, gurgling sound, came on slit; espoused the W hig principles direct insult, hut she often heard the offi­ means; by his regularity of hours and receipts and $150 in hank notes. A power­ der one year old; and if required for many action of the frost the following winter wiil shoot the whole family. The father of like a pot boiling. It is unaccounted with enthusiasm: but woe to the luckless cers without the house curse her bitterly perfect appropriation of the sunlight, in ful emetic was administered without any sows, he should not be allowed to run with open th<* clay soil in fissures, into which the Mrs. Bell was making her a visit. Ix*arn- for by scientific men who have exam­ Tory who crossed her path! General Gray, for her rebel proclivities. One day when preference to artificial illumination, he effect. 'Fhe pocket hook was owned by them. Let no good farmer say that it is sand will fall, and in the spring it will be as ing the fact, a party of Tories came in the ined, though no exploration can take in a manuscript letter, now seventy years one of them was galloping toward the riv­ Addison Monk, who hung liis vest contain­ not profitable to fatten jx)rk, as he values soft as an ash bed, the barrowing and cul- night, and avowed their purpose of hiking rests and works in periods that precisely place. It is feared by many that a old, says that she despised the very name er to water his horse he shouted an insult­ ing iton a post within reach of the cow. his reputation for good judgement. An tivativating mixing the sand and clay thor­ liis life. Forcing their way into the house, accord with the periodicity of nature; volcanic eruption may break forth of a Tory, and if sliQcvcr prayed for one it ing remark to her as he passed the door. old swine breeder says: “The smaller oughly together, and the effect will be they rushed ujjon the aged patriot with by his abstemiousness in living, he takes A mysterious tramp is causing consider­ must have been in the language of the one Provoked beyond endurance, she said she there sometime. farmer, who keeps but few bogs, is not seen for many years in the hay crop.” drawn swords. Not a moment was to be able alarm in Dresden, especially among hundred and ninth psalm. Her maiden wished his horse would throw him and just enough to live, which is precisely aware of the extent to which green crops Ibis is but one instance of the benefits re­ lost; there was not even time to rush across the female inhabitants, lie stays mostly name was McFarlane, and she held, in break his neck. The next moment the the right thing to do according to the may be used in the production of pork. A sulting from the mixing of soils ; and not the room for her pistols; and, grasping a in the woods. He comes only long enough Small pox is again rampant in Cartilage. strong force, the sturdy characteristics of horse stumbled, the rider was thrown to natural law. Thus, in almost every par­ elover pasture that will produce two ami only will it be found beneficial to spread, broad axe which sood hy the fireplace, the to-beg his dinner and then goes back to the About 10 eases are reported there and her Scotch ancestors. the rocks and instantly killed. one-half tons of clover jier acre will he suf­ sand upon a clay soil, but other-wise simi­ noble woman sprang between her beloved ticular, he goes on his way freer than ■woods. H e m u st h av e a su rp risin g ap p e­ some ten or twelve in Weld. It is of a Colonel McGee had been an extensive When Mrs. Bell learned that the British ficient to graze live or six pigs from live to lar results may be expected from the- parent and the approaching death. other men from the eternal causes of all tite, judging hy the number of dinners lie m ild type. trader, and most of the business at the army were likely to pass over her road, seven months old, and of course a larger spreading of clay upon a light, sandy soil. Swinging the axe high over her head, her can eat in one day. It is sujqiosed that store was carried on by barter. He re­ she took the usual precaution of biirying the induced diseases, and better protected number of younger pigs. Vetches, peas eyes ternble with wrath, she cried: “ If he escaped from the Augusta Insane Hos­ A dispateli from Augusta states that Hon. ceived deerskins, furs, beeswax, all such her money. This was all in specie and she than most men from the worst conse­ or oats, may be sowed to sueeed elover, pital. A detective is now searching for Hannibal Hamlin ami Hon. William Cald­ G reen C r o ps fo r H o g s.—The smaller articles as could lie easily handled; and had deposited it under a stone step of one one of you touches him, I’ll split you down quences of those diseases which spring and the bigs are not only kept growing, h im . well of Augsfii, have been appointed Trus­ farmer, who keeps but few hogs is not •when the time came to replenish liis stock of the buildings. It was a heavy rock and with the axe! ” Panic-stricken hy this in­ hut if judiciously handled, will he so fat from uncontrollable causes. tees of the second mortgage of the Europe­ aware of the extent to which green crops he would load this produce on wagons, she was barely able to move it enough to vincible spirit, they turned and lied. that a few weeks on grain will lit them at Q u ic k L im e f o e P o tato B u g s.—T h e an nnd North American Railway Com- moy lie used in the production of pork. travel to St. Petersburg and exchange it scratch a hole and drop her guineas. But Through all that hitter summer NLartha any time for the butcher.” for goods. ()n all these expeditions lie ac­ she had not counted on having the army Bell lived in desperate struggle for the Postmasters appointed-—Rinaldo Elder, Worcester Gazette says that several farm­ p a n y -______A clover pasture that will produce two and companied the train on horseback; and, actually encamped on her gronnds, and preservation of her family. Night and Freedom, Waldo, Co.; Alonzo M. Taylor, ers in its vicinity have discovered that DRIED FRUITS. a half tons of clover per acre will lie suffi­ while his drivers slept by the teams, he now, knowing well their custom of prying flay were alike full of danger: “ the terror Hampden Centre, Penobscot Co.; Thurs­ quick-lime is equally efficacious with Paris The Fourth of July was appropriately The American Grocer (New York) says: cient to graze five or six pigs from five himself would seek a lodging in some up every stone and searching every cranny by night,” “ the destruction that wasteth ton Hunt, Hermon Centre, Penobscot Co. green, and much more safe, in the exter­ eelelirated in Sherman, Fatten, Island Falls, Dried blackberries when ripe should lie to seven months old, and of course a larg­ neighboring house.. Ilis wife had learned tor plunder, she felt certain the soldiers at noonday,” hovered about her dwelling, mination of potato hugs. If this be true— and nearly all the towns surrounding with nicely dried (not burned) before packing. er number of younger pigs. Vetches, peas his methods of business, and the names of would discover her treasure. She wn¬ staring at her from the darkness, or hiding Rufus B. Yose, who was accused of theft and the test is easily and cheaply made— regular old-fashioned picnics. More Ilian If packed before thoroughly dried they or oats, may he sowed to succeed clover, liis friends on the route, and now that she the woman to lose her property without an the light of the sun. Yet her courage and from the mails of the Freedom post ofiice, the fact should be widely known, since the the usual interest prevailed during tile ad­ breed worms, became mouldy and unsala­ and tlie pigs are not only kept growiug, was a widow she was determined that the effort to save it. She determined to recover will met every emergency, and her daunt­ has confessed and been bound over in the late very general use of a poison so deadly dresses and other exercises which will form ble. Dried raspberries always sell better but if judiously handled, may lie so fat hand of the master should not he missed. her gold, and find for it a safer hiding- less spirit rose above every loss. In the sum of $2,000 to appear at the next term as Paris green, has been, and can hardly a [lortioii of tile history of the several than blackberries, and should receive the that two weeks on grain will fit them at Soon sifter her husband’s death she start- place. She accordingly made an excuse fall of 1781 her husband returned, and of the United States District Court. fail to he productive of much mischief. towns and the nation. same care and handling. Dried Apples— any time for the butcher. farce, the whole truth should be told, and if ets. stripped up and tied together for the About Town. S‘^r> ’ As the Dirigo base ball nine were having a 2d. That the series shall consist of eighteen there are lady witnesses whose testimony [ purpose. Making his way from the The Rockland Gazette. Notice to SubHci'lbe vi. little practice game on Saturday evening, Al. Bur­ games, three between each contesting club. North Haven. Domestic. * would|implicate some prominent Democrats grounds, he sat down by the road, some 3d. That the Umpire must not be a resilient of Subscribers will please notice that tlu- date after cacti pee, the pitcher, got otic of his little fingers brok­ There was no money raised by the town cv oth­ Reports from nil parts of Kansas agree why .-<> much the better. Nothing has oc­ the place to which either contesting club belongs. distance away, and waited for morn­ subscriber’s name outlie margin of the paper (or on en in e itching a “ hot ” ball, sent by Berry, who erwise to celebrate the “ Glorious Fourth, ” but th a t the crops this y e a r will h r the l irq^-.-t Tluirstlay, .Inly 20, 1870. 4th. That the season shall commence July curred thus far. however, which shakes my tlie w rap p er if m ailed singly)ln(licut««<.ilie tim e to u/iicft and finest ever harvested in Kansas ing. and during this time fell asleep. was at the bat. 18th, and close Oct. 10th. some of our ladies got up a picnic dinner to p’< original belief that the proper place to trv 2>(iyinent i i .W in n n p a y m e n tja m ade,the d-.di will W eather very favorable. and convict Belknap wouhl be a criminal When the morning was suflicienlly ad­ B5/* At the R. R. station, AVedne»lay forenoon, 5th. That no other Clubs shall be admitted the children. j y t tin-of tlm essentials to the honesty lie changed to correspond, and thia constitutes a valid to the Associatiou except by consent of all the con­ 'fhe number of visitors lolhe Centennial court when* he could be sentenced, if found vanced he pursued his way. and perhaps a receipt. A ’ways notice the date oit the n r r t jm jie r nf- the City Marshal seized a barrel of whiskey Our artist, .Mr. Wesley Dyer, lias a p:cturc hi.I purity of polities is the reform of the testing Clubs. Exhibition since the opening aggregates guilty, to tine ami imprisonment. This dig­ mile from the Hospital, met Mr.JGeorgc t. r making a payment, and if in any case the change is which had no name upon it. Some fellow who gallery at the Thoroughfne. All wanting pic­ nifying his offense into a ••high crime ami Oth. That no person shall play in any of 2.2.51,074, and the cadi receipts >7I.”»- d e f e c t s ami abuses of the caucus system, Staples, formerly, of this city, a joinr not m ade irithin tiro irtefsi, please notify us at once. designed to peddle it out to the thirsty crowd who these matches unless a resident of the place to tures taken will do well to give him a call. G7G.50. 'fh e n u m b er o f non-paying visi­ misdemeanor,"’ ami delaying thelegislalii Subscribers will confer a special favor upon us if they t he caucus is a useful jxilitieal institution who is at work at the Hospital and who coine to see “ Barnum,” will no doubt tie griev which the Club belongs. The fishermen have arrived from the several tors is th erefo re 7GG,921. business of the country, at an expens nf at w ill nerer let diene ilnten yet Boston have pnrclt:e: d least llfivtlloilKintl dollnrs. Dial tl"' was coming to his day’s work. Rohhin regular weight and circumference, with the name ollie-is to ascertain the will or preference .•rat- may make a little politic:,1 cipibd IS 4T3* Subscribers who are a year or more in arrears Our Rockland lricnds, by looking over across the Old South building, and. if they fail to says that Staples accosted him ami asked Z5/“ In our article of the maker, etc., printed ou the cover. of the larger numlier of the voters of a giv­ sim p ly a r.e.-ee. am i a Itroatl laree nt Hint. ami especially those who received hiils in January and on past celebrations of the 8th. That the proceedings of this meeting be the bay, eau see the Bartlett* Harbor fleet of seeun* the requisite funds flu* the pun h a .• him where he was going so early. He Fourth in Rockland, i of the land in the m \t sixty day-, will take en party in a town, ward or city, touching have made no response, will oblige ns very much by, i our centennial numlier, printed in Rockland papers. trawlers, which look like white specks continued on as far the corner where promptly remittimj the amoiint’i due. We have a large Hie mention of the celebration of 1823 waa by a dow n tin* build in g an d re-ereclitelsew h ere. candidates for office, just as it is the ol The meeting was then adjourned till Oct. 20tl» water, as the boats are all painted white. eape and Koeapluve ol' Cliarle> the road branches toTogus, where he look amount due us in small sums, and it will be a great ac­ mistake put liefore those of 1811, 1815. 181C mid The following is a list of the dates and places of There is a fleet of menhaden steamers lu re, Mr. Tilden, who is Gt years ..1,1, w.a< jed of the legal election for such office to T. Robbins. commodation to us if em h one will promptly attend io ISIS, which, with the exception of that of 1815 the stage and rode to W inslow’s Mills the several games, with the clubs that are to doing a go«»d business catching the shiners. never married. If ‘ levied; he will be tin* ascertain the preference of the majority his account, without further notice. second old bachelor President, his predeces­ There lie took the freight train for this city are not mentioned by Eaton. play of all the voters of all parties. When What lie Sa.vi About n. The mackerel are plenty in the bay, but woi sor being James Buchanan, ot unhappy It was his intention, if he had not been ap Big crowd in the city to-day. Z iT Mr. Hanson Gregory, Jr., who has for 1. Dtrlgo r«. Shoemaker, at ItoeklnnJ, July25tli. tiite much. m em ory. a body of citizens are seeking common po­ Last Friday afternoon. < ’ily Marshal Lou. 2. Knox vs. Union**, at TlinmiiHton, July 2Slh. prelicnded. to go home to Deer Isle, lie years past been doing a successful business as a Dirigo vs. Knox, nt Rockland, Auz. 1*1. Our farmers have commenced to get their h litical ends and desire the election of pub­ yyceivcd a telegram from Dr. II. M. Har­ Schooner Gem, which recently ran on to At l.aiicastiu'. Pa., on the Fourth, while said, with a laugh, that he hoped to get a ship ami marine insurance broker, has associated 4. Union e-i. Shoemaker, at Union, Aug. 4th. A letter was received here from Boston last lic offi...... or legislators to represent low. SnjM’iintcm leiil o f th e In san e H ospi­ tlie shoals, is now repairing at Lind-ey’s Wharf 5. Union rs’. Dirigo, at Union, Aug. Sth. a man was enthlishistically ringing a good night’s rest at the Thorndike Hotel, with himself Capt. E. A. Butler, and these gen­ ti. Shoem aker ex. K nox, at W a rre n , A ug. 11th. week, saying that ('.apt. Elisha Brown, formerly church bell, lie gave iL an extra tug and it lain principles in whose support they are tal at Augusta, informing him that Charles Rev. Wm. Gallagher, oflllimfls, will preacli 7. Shoemaker > <. Dirigo, at W arren, Aug. 15th. hut paid he, “ il was no use, there are tlemen will hereafter continue the same business 8. Union rx. Knox, at Union, Aug. 18th. of Owls Head, and recently of Boston, diol I. swung (dear over. In swinging it. sudden­ Tilton Robbins, the “ Annie 15.” murderer, at the (’otigregatioual church next Sunday. united, it is of course essential that they under the firm name of Gregory & Butler. Capt. 9. Knox r*. Dirigo, at Thomaston, Aug. 22«t. week. Ar. O. ly lowered the rope, dropping .a turn about many of you know me here.” ill. Shoemuker .-y. Union, at W arreu, Aug. 25th. his neck and then as .suddenly tightening should harmonize their views as to can­ had escaped from that institution the pre­ TP/’ “ Bur country cousins ’’ begAn to co,no in­ Butler’s many friends will wish him success 11. Dirigo i Rohhin was curious to know who tele­ Union, at Ko. klaud, Aug. 29lh. it again, it slung him twenty feel into the didates. yielding personal preferences, vious uiglil. and asking the Marshal to he to town nt a very early hour th :s morning to Shoemaker, at Thomaston, Sept. lf-t. Forty-fourth Congress. graphed here for his detention, whether Di his new vocation, and this enterprising firm will 13. Dirigo , Shoemaker, at 'I'liomm-lon, Sept. 5th air. This is the only instance on record when necessary, to the judgment of the «»n the lookout for him. as lie would proba­ the “ big thow.” We wish them a happy day. 14. Knox I Union, at W arren, Sept. Slh. In Hie Ssnate, AAredneslicy. The caucus is the mean there. Only a very short lime after receiv­ o’clock this morning and a good many of the ou recent blunderiug law. The P. M. General ha for his detention w:i; in I received h ere till Trip ox Steamer Ulysses.—A’ouv correspon­ defense w:is begun by examining Mnj. Gen harmonizing the conflicting financial policy provided for e ll aiding them to do this, and ing this notice, Mr. Kalloch of the “ 'i horn- rious were on hand to inspect his “ solid steel cars.’ issued a circular giving the provisions of a sec­ dent hail the pleasure, on Saturday last, to take a of their party, another that the recent e..n- well into the afternoon, Robbins replied in Pope, G en. M ellu rley , A dt. G en. I'own.- dike” saw Robbins come into the hotel, lie tion of a law which has and been approved sultatioii between them resulted in perfect rightly managed. the caucus system is con sulistance, “ O, there was no time fost about Gen. Tillson has receive 1 orders to re­ trip on the steamer Ulysses ((’apt. David Robin­ end, ('ol. N. II. Davis, A. F. Crosby. Maj by the President, making the postage on transient ag reem en t. • ishuit with the highest political integrity having arrived on the 3.15 freight train sume work on the St. Louis contract and has put son) to Bar Harbor and Sullivan. Any one wish .AleLaiiglilin, Brig. Gen . Ayer. Ex-Gover­ that. They knew 1 eould'ijt get here till nor Poor, Hon. AA . 11. Allison, Hon. G. G There are at Fort Abe Lincoln, twenty- But there an* evils in the caucus system. and ridden down in the coach. Mr. K. two lnpidre«l men on llurrioauo. newspapers, magaaines, etc., one cent for cadi ing to visit Mt. Desert, Deer Isle, Sullivan, or the afternoon.” Robbins said he thought he AA'rigbt, G« n. A. A. H um phries. Jin lg t nine widow.- made by tin- late Indian mas­ two ounces or fraction thereof. adjacent towns, will find this, steamer’s route to I i quite |iossihlc, in the caucus, for cor­ knew him at once, ami as Robbins passed 27/ * Rev. AV. (). Holman is in town and with h' Advocate General Dunn, Judge Miller and sacre, seven of them oflicers1 wives. Mrs. would come away and try the experiment be the most convenient and pleasant one that can rupt and dishoiic.-l men, or men* [xflitienl along through the office to the wash room. amily, will spend his vacation at “ Ray Ariew ’ 25T The City Marshal has appointed the fol­ Representative Kasson. In tin* House :i Calhoun is very low from nervous exhaus­ 11“ supposed if the authorities wanted him be taken. You leave Rockland on her on the ar­ tion. .Ah-. Custer bore up bravely al first, uhliers of fortune, to foist their own Mr. K. immediately stepped out ami noti­ A’illage, ju st south oftlie city. lowing special pidicenien fur duty to-day:—Moses resolution was reported from the eommittci hick, he should he apprehended, ami If not rival of the morning train from the AVest, on on elections, declaring Mr. Darrell, tin hut now is aknosi in despair. Mrs. Porter fied Marshal Low. The litter, as soon as Dow, Wm Davis, David Kent, James Jones, K. E. •hemes and theirown men upon the party, 27/' Simonioti Bros, arc fitting up the south sitting member from Louisana, entitled to refii'(‘s to see any one. She iedieves her they would, let him go. At all events, he Dimer, Frank Tolman, Geo. Cables, Laiah Hull, Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday, and you have though these men and these schemes may he could call another officer. repaired to store in their huildiug near the cornor of Dak his seat, and was adopted. 'L'h< husband fell alive into the band- oftlie In­ said, lie should have a day or two out, all day to sail along and view the beautiful scenery l»e far from being tile choice of a majority the hotel ami took Robbins into custody, Sarn’l Packard, D. M Mitchell, Jeremiah B bill providing for the sale of the Fort dians and was tortured to death street among the islands (which arc almost innumera­ within fifteen minutes after his arrival. and that would be a change. Robbins Brown. They will be stationed on l>eata in differ­ Carney military reservation in Nebraska, of the voters ot the party. By drumming 257" Several boats have been stolen the past News lias been received from General said he cotild* get out any time he chose ent parts of the city and at the Show grounds, as ble along our coast), arriving at Bar Harbor a was p;isscd ip a few |»ersou:il supporters, by having Robbins made no resistance, hut accom­ week. Keep a lookout for the mean thieves who Crook, stating that the health of the com­ If he left again, he shouldn't coine here, nece-.-iity may require, The Marshal will use nil few minutes before five o’clock the same afternoon, In the Senate Thursday, the impeach­ mand is goo.l. and they are at present wail­ billot- ready prepared and promptly cir panied the officers’ to the police station, oommit such depredations. and at Sullivan one hour later. You return by ment case was adjourned till Friday on ae where h • was so well known, hut should necessary precautions to preserve order in the ing for reinforcements. No action has yet • ■ulated. an d by a little oint— on Wednes­ which the flag is «q he suspended will he sup­ ing. Mr. aud Mrs. Elijah Ilatdy, the steward , ■I i:. ii. i> up.bu nt at sciousness sufficiently to make any state ! I shouldn't bi* out." day, it is now eontetn|ihited. and stewardess of the Ulysses, look carefully to the til ket that has been prepared for them ported on the east side of the street by a seventy- •dale meat as to bow he received his wound-. lie said many other things in conversa­ the comfort of the passengers, feed you . ell, and . I t ro >k, a t tlie eanc.u< and vote it, because it is the 25r* There was another pleasant “ sing ” by toot spar set near Sacker’s big barber’s pole, and led tl tion with us and the officers which we have await your reipiests. In fact, all the officers and i pm po •• regular ticket:’’ and very often it would The deed of Robbins was either one of in- j Pro . Whitney’s pupils at Brown Bros.’ music the other side by a short staff or other s uppor of the not mentioned. AVe should judge Robbins n, t ii: sane frenzy, or one of fiendish blood-thirsti­ ro«)ms, last Thursday evening. erected on the roof of the building. Mr. F. S. uiployes of this boat arc polite to all and shot pri dion bill not lie too much to say that at the caucus Wl Oil a ness ami cruelty. A< will he rembered, , to he entirely sane at this lime, and there Sweatlan l is making the spar, which ia nearly pro{»er attention to their duties. While ou th the majority of those present hike the “ cut 257* The Democrats have stretched the fine for I Tai i arc many people who do not think he has completed. trip, we met Mr. (’. W. S. Cobb, the junior mem he escaped from the" Annie B.’’ in her boat, hanging out their campaign flag, between Mason- Wh, th e yacht tl « hie'i and dried" ticket that somebody has pre­ ever been insapo. So fly as we are able to her of the firm of Cobb, AVight Norton to Monhegan. ami reached this city Monday 21/’ M’e had an opportunity yesterday of seeing inp.ir.... frniii S I iliiin- . S ill - pared for them, and vote it liecaiisc they anil Berry Blocks. AVe understand that the id l , . i Al. ( judge of the preponderance ot public sen­ the excellent and tasteful frescoing recently done by (Agentsof the Ulysses at Rockland) who being fa Ml In. O tlirr ; •w A..,k ifternoon, when lie was; arrested . H e w as flag-raising is to take place on Saturday evening. li.il.l have no definite proposition to urge them- timent as to his release, we think It is un­ miliar with the coast was of great assistatie ms :ip|, vnpiiatin taken to Portland and an examination was Mr. II. F. A. Hutchings, of this city, at the resi­ i I hat I Ives, ami till ticket handed them seems 257* Dr. Stevens’s carriage was run into near to the passengers, pointing out places of iutcres ag reed n ...... m ild i >d le favorable to it. from a conviction that if dence of Mr. R. A . Crie. Mr. II. frescoed a In his held before I’. S. Commissioner Rand, the Ilnwes’s lunit»er office, last Thursday evening, by H lflT I'll i, ml am i to he tin1 •* regular thing.’’ Now the cau­ guilty he ought certainly lobe under re­ to them, and making all cheerful with his agree d ‘fense being infinity. While the ease suit of parlors for Mr. the walls being hand­ 1(. rin.t I .,,. s lllllll...... J! cus never will In* what it ought to he un­ another carriage, in which two men were driving. able conversation and civility. We hope again ml Hi inpi ia« straint, ami that if he committed the homi­ somely tinted and the ceilings decorated in very lll lll •solntinn. iL '- m 1":';,! til it ceases to he a mere place for giving was pending there. Robnii.- hail a real or Dr. S. was thrown out, but not hurt, and the horse some day, to make another trip over this route. cide for which lie was tried in a fit of in­ elegant and tastefql style. The work is done in o f II lilnr T. r simulated attack of insanity in tin* jail— leareil himself from the vehicle and t an home. y h isw h o l the stamp of ‘ regular” to nominations sanity, ho is liable at any tiine to he seized a conscientious and artistic manner, ami the de- Briefs ix Gexeral.—Bion Wilson, son of Hun •...... l-rjimt O f t l l r Ol appearing wild and stupid, groping about 257* N timbers of our young men are suspected of a •I...linns '•ly « •.•rial mi S and arangements which have been all »’gn> (which are different in the two rooms) are ex­ Edmund Wilson, ofThoiuoston, has recently grad on the floor of his cell, palling with his i u ,,h a of homicidal mania, and • f in in ' Ala-' ,. A X. ddili.s,.,, •• fixed ” by a few interested persons before­ patriotic design to volunteer against the Sioux uated at Bowdoiu College. illin g n lwn.k. etc. Dr. Fosffir, ol Toiilan.l, be- Hieiefore i< not :i lit |-er«,n I.. be ;il cellent in taste and execution. AVe see no reason llllilll..! I •ri,Ian cet from the fact that they have shorn their heads so (’apt. Warn n Priest made a trial trip in his nev •p..,.'.i„ brlnn.dll h a n d —u n til it becom es em p h a tic ally a why any ofour citizens who want work of this char­ Ibbol. . ■s by va, -ill 1,1' III! stile I came ronTincoil llml he was suffering close that no savage could find enough to lift a place of free discussion and consultation. The ’I’liin 1 DLtriet ('ongrcssional acter should semi out of town for fresco-painters, yacht on Saturday last. She sails admirably am -•is. I lu­ iy i-. piiI t v. a s a y ..ml. hi In, n-as ji.i .1 bv from epileptic insanity and testified. scalp by. rks like ft charm. lu, linns. Every voter, however humble, ought to Convention will he held in Mconian Hall when they can get the work doneiti as good style ami > Imlm aiul 'fhe Comissioner, however, decided that Rev. (’. E. Libby preached at the Congregat ion ,, lb,. ,,, •nlellil;iv. Th.; am i feel that lie h i the undoubted right to ex­ Augusta, on AV,?dpes‘lay, the 9th of August, 257* Mr. F. II. Crockett has been taking a now for less money at home. Air. I f s ceilings will the evidence again t Rohhin > was siitfieimt al Church on Saturday lost, in exchange with Rev HI l.ill -th to press his views in tlie caucus. Io question at 11 ocloek. A. M ., flu Ih«i purpose o fn o ip i- series of 1qc:J stereoseonie views, from the top of bear favorable comparison with any ever done to sustain the i harges and remanded him tn Dr. Mason. ll |.l ,V III .1.- a re p o rt v w ith- candidates or ask for information. If a n alin g a can d id ate fur tin* loth (.’ongress ; the Custom House, looking in diit'erent direetioiifl here by other parties, to say the least, ami he . l „ l l l . , l . urke. jail to await extradition. He aid. more­ A selection from Mr. Crockett’s large collection of The Girls Mission Band of the Baptist Church citizen u i dles ]ii advocate or to opjMise a also a candidate for the remainder of the ought to find liberal encouragement in a line of Ill til.-: •Inly I.Alli. tb over. that there wa< nothing in theevidenee local views makes a very appropriate present for held an “ Apron Sale amlLevcv” at the vestrj enle.1 ill. particular mexsure or candidate, lie ought term o f the 11th ( ’«»ngres •, an d to nom inate wuik for which beseems to have all the necessary ll'.lirln to lead him to believe that. R nhhius w.qs a friend living elsewhere. of the church on Wednesday afternoon and even- th e Am Tim di aster to Cush- pxpedilio to fl-el at lib crly to do it publicly am i f r qualifications of taste, skill and experience. candidate for election. I c n n l i l iiiing tl in tlm r. not in full possession of his faculties on the Another liquor saloon has come to grief. iv. if lie ‘ in so advance what ha belie T h u rsd a y night som e mi c rean t.sa y s f.he 25/’ The ready-set stereotyped matter furnished til d in. 1 in Dakota 21th of May. Robbins was not extradile«|, This time it is Coombs’s “ Le-Grandp Rotel,’’ seil. i, id ll .ll.ni to he light, or defeat what he believes to K- nth-hi-e .lo itn u ll, threw a quai l hottie of by Damon x Peet8, NewAork, of which we use I j)r> Mason’s Centennial discourse,* Suuday l|i|,r..|ill:l. 5 o f Aliniii liowcv<*r, hut a I'ceision w.is sub-oquent ly 1 bill .im p . A l.u gi iiiinil...|..,l y .lu , he wrong. Nothing should he “ rushed*1 Kerosene through the window of a lower which was closed Friday, the owners of thebuiid- •tilers in few columns occasionally, not tor economy (for _ uing, July 2d, was listened to by a good audience’ cn.lm , •toil l en.leied g iv in g j.n i-uli. I inn o f Hie ra.-o l<> j „ Aiiffiisl ii pied by oinpelling Coombs to vacate the premises. All-. IM r. D. oilier p , through, hut every man’s right ami privi­ it costs us fully ns much ns our ordinary compo- wh0 manifested their interest by close attention r.Is ,,, IlS IlIl? tied I this county, ami he was tried herein Oetoh.- a Mr. Jaqucsan active temperance reform­ Tlie furniture and fixtures were sold at auction titnlrl.ir In-.hill a|>- e villages itioti), but to save time when we find it neces- for a full hour. Ilis text was from Dent., iv. chap, i.uiiU i„ . lege should lie respected. and fill! oppoi- er, and Mr. Rogers, Presi.lcnt of the Au­ -I.I"H ■:.,| lit -7. ailed. G er, LS74. The trial was lengthy, the il«* Tuc-day afternoon and AVednesilay. llllllg .1lisciission •I'illshi tunity he given to all to ex press their views gusta Reform Club, who ljns been signing .ary to employ some of our compositors on other , '[tlj ami 8th verses : “ What nation is there so favi.iahli: fense b ein g in san ity . Dr. F«».-ler testified ep o rl- •reived from tb judiciary HISC.I li ami east their voles. If the caucus should complaints against rumsellets of late. A 2 ^ The market wagon of Mr. S. II. Tolman work, is carefully selected and interesting mis- great, that hath God so nigh unto them ‘ Ami r bills to his belief that Robbins wrisallReled with public iudignaliim meeting has been held oellany, fully as good as if we selected it from j what nation is there the li­ eil that attain this character and conic lobe habitu­ was standing opposite our office Wednesday morn-1 great that bath statu. .abilities, ■fTlins epilclie insanity, and Dr. I Lit low.of Augus­ and resolutions adopted to sustain the tem . W iliam nt' Alary- T h e In ing, projecting somewhat into the re al, when ft other sources. It we chose to use this ready-set 1 judgments so righteous as all this law whi ml II. l)a ami I'rn'ni ill p, able : al ly r.’g ird e d a< a p rim ary m ee tin g o f perance workers, and to oiler a rewai ivis n f Alissnliri dLp. ta, testified that in his opinion Robbins was b »er wagon, driven by a lad, came in collision with matter flu- all our tales, sketches, poetry and mis- j I get before you this day ?” The preacher us miliLa voters, for free coiifcrcm e and discussion iorlhc detention of the perpetrator of tin iiniiltce in i privilleges, nn ihc hill not insane. The jury rendered a verdict of cellaneous m atter (which we have no idea of d o the text by accommodation, speaking 1st, of o lelii-f.if I •:. •is ol Xn 111 Ada il the ami the detenu in it ion of the honest pref­ ou trag e. one of the hind wheels in passing, and broke the “ Not gniliiy by reason of insanity at the axle short off. We haven't heard how the ques­ ing, t. r teasons entirely apart from the quality of j national greatness and in what respect great; 2 wm -eplae, "T intin.1. ad th ei erences of the majority, in which every | t bill w :ls passed , time the act, was committed,'* ami Robbins tion of damages was settled. the matter) we could give as varied, fresh and of the evidences of God’s peculiar nearness; 3 a pen.- Jill th voter of the parly may have equal freedom 'I’he change in the ('aljinet yesterday in iff S.'.il |„. i In li.im. ( 'n-h r 's wid, th eir I was committed to the Insane Ilospilal.upon dicates a dcsirenn the part oftlie President readable arlioles as any, of our neighbors and ,,f our consequent responsibilities in regard to t and equal part, it would he an important J - N o b o d y will he more graiiti^l nt the efforts anil s.sil a tn bis p ar,n ls, T h e a precept from Judge Peters, ordering him to have the postal service under the super which wouhl satisfy any intelligent circle of rend- other nationsof the world; 4th, of ourobligatio fur lb.- 11 n f til i- Alexir. step in political reform. f the (’ily Marshal and police to keep the city to he kept there until legally discharged. vision and control of a man who feels : as well. The principal objection to “ patent to God; ami 5th, of the fact that our chief hope ad lli.i llam bli,' keen and patriotic inhuot in the success <> •ee of rum anl drunkeune**, on tin* day of or ready printed “ outsides,” where one whole of its purity ami perpetuity lies in the Sabbath eusspil al length. When Bobbins was first committed, he Republican principles in Indiana next ()e iariiuni’s Big Show than Mr. Barnum himself, President tinnl ilaes nnt seem tn bn side of a paper is furnished ready printed for only The bill ileclai in g Un; countri •d frot th e sh o i doubtless expected to get a release in a 1 lob. r.—[National Republic (Wash. Adm lie great showman is a thorough-going teetolale schools an«l the churches of Christ. .poll tn b g ro w in g in p ap u la r esteem <»r in tin* p ro p ­ a trifle more than the cost of the white paper (on tlm Ninth Platte »f Suit: A bdul: O rg an .) ml gives no countenanc? to drunkenness orrum - On Tuesday, the 4th, a union religious service ami selLleim ntu m m ittrd very few weeks, as he claimed to he then which plan about one-third of all the newspapers u Pasha. er dignity of pirit. which befits a I’resi Was held, at 9 o’clock, in the ( ’otigregatioual apiiiopriating sr fnr t h e n “ all right’’and thought he wouhl not he At «I why must the Post-master Genera ellii Mil b. dent, of tin- Vnited Stales, as witness the in the country are printed, including several in church. The exercises consisted of the singing of Is on AI,l-srl- kept there while to all npjiear.inccs sane. especially interest himself in t|je success o following paragraph from the Bodon 5/* Air. N. Fogler. Ag’t of the Rockland this .State), is that it takes away from the pub­ several patriotic hymns, in the old tui liow:4oi I-. and the bill the Republican ticket Indi; T h e G J..n ra il' Washington despatches of Satur- An interview with Gov. Dingley,about that mi Mill Co., sprained his right ankle last lisher the control of a portion of his advertising • prom o I of Herzegovina was a good Republic.! “ Duke street,” a St. Martin’s,” “ Uxbridge tel.* aph< Mo tiniealoiihl less gave Bobbins a new idea on ir-day afternoon, by turning his foot in jump pages. This does not apply at all to procuring •il list « J. Th that all bulletin* e< the same day a tierce of bottleil lager, marked just one hour, and were participated in by a good massacring their inhabitants. 'I’he Ser­ ho|H’t the hay is eared for by a crew of 25 that lie was “ stopped by a big dog ” ami thus of reform seems to remain uuabated and our explanation denying that he had forced tration of Andy Johuson. presence of the officers. He looked in good E. M. Cleavelaud, of Camden was making some balances in the public accounts as charged tliatof Servia. 'I’lie Austrian frontier com­ m en. hindered from winning (he race. .So George has young people continue their attendance upon the We hope Gen. Grant does not believe health, talked very freely and appeared en­ purchases at G. AV. Drake’s, at the Brook,and had in the Democratic platform- and some di manders have liecji ordered to treat the been permitted to wear the champion belt on ac­ meetings with unabated zeal. Servians who may cross the frontier, ex­ The Lewiston Journal says that Mr. A. seussion em ed between Boutwcll ami that the people have been prevented from tirely sane, although the officers thought loaded upon his wagon a dining table ami anuin- actly like Bosnian and Herzegovinian in­ Keene, of Auburn, has raised over a thou­ count of the race which he would have won, but Ou Tuesday night the store of Swcetland Bros, Davis of A\’. Ya. Favorable report was indulging a sjonkineotis desire to re-elect they observed a peculiar, half-wild look or er of chairs, when (Mr. Cleveland being at the su rg en ts. sand quirts of strawberries this season, lid’nt. When George runs again, people will was entered by some person, and some seven dol­ made ably on the Senate hill authorizing the time in the store) the horse suddenly took fright at him fora “ third term, ” because we should manner at times. He was very frank and which have averaged him from 20 to 25 please keep their dogs back. lars in money, together with cigars, jack knives, President to invite the International Con­ something ami broke into a run, dashing up Lind­ M aine. wish to give him credit for more astute­ communicative about the manner of his cents per quart. aud suudry such articles abstracted therefrom gress to hold its 10th session in tlie I’nited Z ^r The First Baptist Sunday-school and sey street, which is nearly opposite. He threw States and to appoint delegates to the 9th Mount Desert has between 100 and 2(k» ness. It has always seemed to us to be a escape from the Hospital. He said his Suspicion was directed to a lad fourteen or fifteen The Kennebec Journal says Albion egation will make an excursion on Wednesday off a couple of the chairs at the start, but retained session thereof. Placed on tlie calendar. summer visitors already. weak point in Gen. Grant as President room, was on the third floor and that he years of age, aud sonic of the stolen property be- Oliver, of Bristol, recently picked up near of next week, to Spruce Head, leaving on the the rest of the load till he got to Union street The river and harbor approprition hili was Bears an? killing siieep in tlie vicinity of that he has seemed to be more so­ made up his mind he would go out Thurs­ in g found upon him he was charged with the offense Matinieus rock a trunk belonging to Mrs. steamer Clara Clarita, at 8 1-2 o’clock A. M. and where, coming in contact with some obstruction, token up and a long political debate en­ C alais. licitous about being “provided for ” by the This is not the first depredation of the kind that sued therefrom, the [lending question being day night. He said he had a serew-driver John O’Brien, formerly of Cape Breton, arriving home at or before I) P. M. Fare 35 ets. AA illie Baker, aged 14years, was drowned who was a passenger on the packet Kit tie. the rest of the furniture, with the Wtigon seat and a motion to refer it to the Committee on American people than is consistent with a (how obtained he did not mention) and for adults and 20 ets. for children. The Seal Har­ has taken place here, as the store of Mr. James while bathing at Edgceomh Sunday. which is supposed to have foundered in the other articles, was thrown out with a crash at the Appropriations with instructions to rejiort proper modesty, a proper dignity and a that he took a case-knife from the dining Dow was similarly entered some few weeks ago. gale of April 4th, causing the lass of C3 bor Sunday-school (Rev. J. Kalloeh’s society) corner of Gove street, in front of Mr. James Han­ a hill reducing the aggregate amount for \ assalhoro, AVest AVaterville and Bel- The store was entered through the back door, the proper self-respect. room, for the purjMse of cutting the win­ lives. will meet them at the island, and the Cedar ley’s. The horse continued up Gove Street, where the improvement of rivers and liarliors to radc have felt tlie caterpillar plague se­ bolt having been drawn aside by the insertion of dow-cord. He said that the watchman Street Baptist Sunday-school have also been in­ he left the wagon by the roadside and was stop­ a sum not to exceed $4,000,000. Messrs verely. the hand in an aperture made in the door by Frelinghuyscn, Edmunds and AYilhers irent the rounds of the corridor every hour , A young woman named Georgia Crow, vited to join in the excursion; ped before he reached the top of the street. The A tobacco reform club has been started •• Perley” of the Boston J o u rn a l, e x ­ almut 3(1 years of age, whose parents reside means of an argue and knife. were appointed a conference committee on in D ex ter. and sometimes came into his room on his 257* The “ Rockland Mineral Spring ” is com­ dining table was pretty well wrecked. tlie diplomatic hill. In the house various presses his opinion of the Belknap impeach­ in Washington, Me., committed suicide last AVe had a most interesting lecture Inst Sunday Tin? term of service of John Rogers, the lirst round. If he did not come then, how­ hills were report(‘d from committee on ment trial,in a recent Washington letter, in Friday night, in Portsmouth, by jumping ing into good repute for the medicinal virtues of Kxox County Base Ball Association.—A evening, from Rev. Mr. Chase of Rockland, upon Brunswick hank defaulter, in the Stale Territories ami referred to eommitteo of ever, lie n ev e r cam e in for tin? n ig h t. R6l»- from Market street bridge. its waters, the demand for which is constantly meeting of delegates representing the Bose Ball prison, will expire in December next. a way that seems to us very sensible and to “ The Scpulehre in the Garden.” the whole, including bill organizing tlie hins waitcil, therefore, till he knew the increasing. Several persons came from Boston Clubs entering for the championship of Knox the point. We agree with him. Hesays:— Our people are haying and a number of new territory of Oklahauia and bill providing The Sprague cotton mills, in Augusta, watchman would not pay him a visit and The Mei’hanic Falls Herald .says over fif­ last week to spend a number of weeks at tlie County was held nt Thomaston, ou Tuesday of this “ If the trial of William W. Qclknap is ty hands have been discharged from the comers are in our streets. for the election of governor, secretary; hut. down last week. They will start up Spring, attracted by its growing reputation, ami week. The Clubs represented were the “ Dirigo” not a farce I should like to know what is? then made his preparations for estxape. He Evans Riflo Works at Mechanie Falls. treasurer, auditor amt superintendent of again when business is better. Senator I»gan said truly ycsUsrday afier- took out the window, cut the cord, removed This was done for the pur|>osc of making are boarding at Mr. Butler’s. AVe hope Mr. But­ of Rockland, the “ Knox” of Thomaston, the“ Shoe Appleton.—Rev. J. R. Bowler baptized three schools in the several territories by the peo­ The Methodists of Farmington have so­ noon that “ the side bar remark that is go­ ple on the Tuesday after the lirst Monday ured [fledges for about $10,000 for a new the <;asing with his screw-driver ami took certain changes in tools used in the manu­ ler may realize his most sanguine expectations makers ” of Warren, and the “ Union ” of Union persons in the river at Appleton last Sunday. On ing on constantly is more like a police court in November. Various other hills were re- hurch edifice, and will prolwihly soon I»e- out tlie window-weight, with which to facture of the rifle, so that it may Ixs made and that his spring may become a popular re­ An association was formed to be known as the the morning oftlie same day, the house, barn nnd than a Senate.” No fact lias l»ecn elicited IMirted an d in C om m itce o f the AVhole, on gin building. to carry a larger cartridge. sort. “ Knox County Base Ball Association.” S. F. that was not already in the evidence taken break the cast-iron grating that protected out buildings of Mr. Angus Me Ivor were destroyed tlie Texas frontier hill a vigorous and at Among the judgments by the Alabama lie fore the House committee, and it really the.window. But it being yet too early , S T The Iludwell Granite Company were I he Robinson, of Thomaston, was elected President by fire, with their contents, including furniture, times acremonious debate relating in part Claims Commissioners last week was that has looked as though the lawers on both for his purpose, he lay down on the farm ng implements and about 12 tons of hay. to the late Hamburg riot took place. The sides I»:ul :igr<*ed n o t to question th e w itness {.committee rose without action and the awarding $1,578.50 to J. AV. Spaulding of bed and waited till midnight, or past. huililings last M arcii.'is a t last e x p la in e d . I u - s - Custom House and Post OITice at Fall Itiver j Arrangements were made for a scries of 18 The loss is estimated at about $2,200, on which very closely. Mr. Caleb P. Marsh, esjie- House adjourned. Richmond. ' He then wrapi>cd the window-weight in A little g irl, w hom th ey took from an asy - Mass., the contract amounting to §51,000. The g^nies for the championship between the clubs, there is $1200 insurance. cially, was treated very gingerly, ami yeL it l)r. Joseph H. Crawford of Bangor, Me. a piece of blanket and broke the grating, him, has confessed to setting the fire. , She f contract fur the grey granite was awarded to Gen. eflch club to play three games with each of the w as ev id e n t that h e di«l know m uch th at shot himself dead Monday night attheresi, be was not asked to reveal. Some of the said she didn’t want to stay there any long­ Tillson, at #32,000. The stone is to be furnished others. The following regulations were adopted Thomas Finn, who recently murdered striking three blows and breaking it each A daughter of James Meads of Bucks­ deuce of his step-father in Williamsburg- Senators endeavored to get at these hidden er and took that means to get away. She time. This made on nurture large enough properly cut at these prices. AAre arc glad to see f°r (his series of games:— port, had her thumb cut off* and her fore­ his child in Waldoboro’, was carried to the in the presence of his mother. He leaves. truths, but with little success—|wrhaps lo­ is about twelve years old, and, the asylum the indications of returning activity at cur gran- ‘ 1st. That the games shall be governed by the arm split to the elbow by a mowing ma- Insane Hospital Monday from AViscasset a wife and two children at Bangor. I ecu calise then* is some female scandal involved. for his escape and he then let himself refusing to receive her again, has been re­ | chine last week. joil. liiary difficulties were the cause. It. however, this impeucbniet trial is not a down to the ground by means of his hlank- turned to her father. ite quarries. ' Amature Association rules. T h e N a v a l TNvm’iUATiox.—Tlic ma­ H o c h fa m l lletail Prices Vtirrcnb MARINE JOURNAL TKAMP, TRAMP, TKAAIP T ill: CONDITION I jority of the I louse Committee on Naval »r I he best articles, when not oth- Affaire have completed their report. It price; SANFORD STEAMSHIP COMPANY! T h e Su m m er .-.ition of tlie New York erwise epecilied or only one price given. For large FORT OF ROCKLAND. JULY Roughs. strongly condemns the course of Secretary quantities prices wiil be shade lower. Corrected Rockland National Bank, w eekly. Robeson in transferring funds today Cooke A r r i v e d . At Rockland, For Boston and Lowell. \\\»rse than the frogs of Egypt, which McCulloch & Co. of London on the navy R o c k l a n d , J u ly 20, 1S76. Ar in, sehs Charlie N Willie, Cousins, New York; infeslrd even the kneading troughs—or the account ami charges that such act was S W R.own, Maddileks, Bnslon; Magg.e E Marston, RESOURCES. PiorUiouS' F m il ami Produce. Hooper, do; i.eonessa, Achorn, Rockport; 14, W ionic f o r iS e a so u <>r i s r e . locusts, whirl! devoured what had been clearly ill violation of the law which pro- Apples |7bbl...... "..till.T-I .5u s te a k , U « ,.... Lawry. Spear, do; T Hix, Hall, Ronton; Kxeel, Shaw, Loans mid discounts, $275,M)T: ldi hv the palmer-worm; worse than the vides that no person shall be employed or l 'n u k ili/, |S hn..LOibt 1 ...... 15 d„; Laurel. Richardson. Ml Desert; It G Bird; 15, ()v«*rdrafta, 412 i Two .Steamers on the ICoiite, ...... 18 11. H. Bomlw to se cu re circulation, 151I.UIM) ' Four Trips per Week. i riniir of India, which lh»n**y-e<»mb a continued abroad to receive and pay mon- D ried , I - II...... American Chief, Snow, Boston; Essex,------, M a.-hias; B eans. Y K ir bn .1 7 5«.2 ...... 1C F Burney, Fly.-, Yinalhaven; 1\B Everett, Hix, Rock Dm- from approved reserve agents, 22,lfi3 from other National Banks, 3i ...... 1-».. IS Dm, Boston; W.u S Farw.-ll, I..id, Rockport; CCar- Fractional curreii.-v (including nickels), 4.15 13 5 .Maple per g a l----- NV; 14. H W Browii, Maddoeks, Boston; Hattie S o r • 14.00 o.l. Kerosene, P gal20.< :o l\a, Japan, R...... (’iark, fishing; Win H Farwell, Lord, Roekport; 15, How e Wigu-in, C!'asliiei- o f ibe atiove-li ie, - - 13.00 that tin* Mayor of lbu k island had issued bureau of construction, X. N. N. Wood, 1'rall's Astral, C gal., is Oolong, per li... I C L Hix. Ilix, Vinalhaven; Hi, la-nncssa, Achorn, bank, do solemniv that tiu- above sta ti ir.. Xfip State Rooms secured of Agent j t Roekiand. a proclamation calling upon tin* citizens io chief of tin* bureau of steam engineering, n. cue’s oil ...... in Eng. Breakfast, ... F.-rnaiidina; speedwell, Spalding, NY; Lucy Jain-, the be knowledge and belief. P ru n e s. :• ti>...... S.iiu Salt, I bu ...... Hopkins, Boston; Granville, ('lark, Lynn; Equal, Ti­ G. IIGWE Wit N. B. No extra hazardous freight taken. All freight must be accompanied by Bill of Lading in duplicate. organize io proteci themselves a m i their In- f,,r irregularities in their business trail sac- Raisins, p II box ---- LIU'..Sal rat us...... tus. X Y; F Barnev, Flye, Boston: Susanna, Crockett, i .tc t . The mayor of Davenport at once I j io„s, such as making purchases of supplies Flour. Coi n. Mvul. ele. ?< V ; llnme, Cnldei wood, Salem; Ada Ann--, Adams, Subscribed and sworn to before me this IStli d: M. W. FAKW EI.L, Agent. Yinall aveii: Leontine. litus, do; Winnie Lawry, Ju ly , 187fi. A gen t’s Ofllcc, N o. 2. A tlan tic B lock , (upstairs.) Residence corner Union and Plcowmt St*. foruu d an extra police tore.' ami armed | without previous advetiseinent; a failure Barley, per bu.-l.o.i .• 1 Bice, pr II...... J. W. CROCKER, Junto < of tlie Pe: B uckw heat h o u r p e r ii*..<>•> .Middling--, p r l b . . . . Spear, Philadelphia; 17, Cora I . , Get i, li.-hing; 1 Rockhuid, May 25,1S76. th e uieinh.-r- o f the tin* d ep artm en t. 11 to m ak e p ro p er report :t he diversion o f funds I t. h- Wind. Grav. FY ; D B Everett, IBx, Pl.ilad. I- -t—A tie Cracked, wheat per tb.. Dais, pi bu ...... M A Y N A R D SU M N E R , ) wa- al I- our. per bid...7.75 and more. any money for political purposes, nor <1, ill •i oa.i bOo C em ent, pi c a sk ...... 1 7 DOMESTIC PORTS. Real estate, furniture and fixtures, the T hroat anti Iroc«Z Organ* a Numerous reports an* also received of | any workingman be removed or discharged bolt, per cd.. 5 o o jii 00 S a n d , p rc a .-k ...... 2; Cheeks ami other cash items, V IN E Y A R D IIA V E N —A r 15, s. h N ellie P erry, S t Bills of other National Banks, Delicious Sensation of Coolness &Comfort the trouble railroad conductors encounter j for political opinion, any oflieer or employe Gv.-ige, for NY; Nile. P« ase, and Robert B Hmilli, ?.l S«C< II II ItCOHH. Fractional currency (including nickel-. It is the best Vuh e Tonic in the world! from ih<‘ army of tramp". < hi the 6th in- fofthc government who shall ofl'end against Sprague, Rockland for do. Is to invest your money at the Iron, pr lb...... :i | C alcined, p r c a s k .. .3 Oi Passed by If, sell Frances Hatch, Green, Rockland I.egal-tendef notes, Try It! Safe, Reliable, ami only 35 Cents 1 stant a St. l/uis freight train going north (this provision shall he dismissed from tin* Nails, prca.-k ...... 3 75 S u p e rp h o sp h ate, p r l b . . . ' Redemption fund with U. H. Treasurer for N Y . (5 per cent, of circulation), 4,950 00 In order to close out special lines of Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address was boarded by scv.-nil hundred tramps at service of the I nited Slates. Some other ’Pe r III ...... meal pi lb ...... Hi P H IL A D E L P H IA —A r 12, w-b* C ora E tta. P endle­ Linsei d oil, p r g a l...... 75 W ool, p r lb ...... 3oyai Goods, and reduce our Stock before the COOPER, WILSON A CO., Prop’s, Phil’a. ton. K« linebei : Laura E Messer. Gregory, Gardiner: Total, Beardston. All efforts to remove them 1 otlii-*.*rs are a Do ec-nsured. The committee While lead, pin e,pi lb.. 12 ('alt skiio, pr.lb ...... 17 N E W Y O R K —A r 13. seb D II Bisbee, (o f Cam den) 07,848 63 Fall Trade commences, we shall oiler W. W. W hipple A Co., Portland, Me.; Geo. Ground plaster, .Shopskins,...... 50a 1.5 C. Goodwin A Go.. We*-ks A Porter, Rust! were fruitless, ami the conductor tele- recommend amendments to thepre.ent.laws Libby. Tuypnn, Mcx. 23 days. LIABILITIES. graphed to Monmouth. Illinois, to have S() as to change the system of purchases, p r c a sk ...... 1 30 H ides, pi lb ...... Bros., A Bird, Boston, W holesale Agents. Lam b S k in s...... 50«1.5i Capital stock paid iu, 9mo24 UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES ••ome assistance r« a d v lor him. 'There the improving the mode of inspection of ves- Passed llirougii Hell G . Il Charlie Cobb, Keti- surplus fun-1, eitizens aided the railroad authorities and Scl- and machinery, ami suggesting other nedy, from N Y for Rockland. (ttber undivided profits, Am-bored at Hal t Island 15th. brig Isaac Ci , fm National Bank notes outstanding, succeeded in removing about 200 of them. J reforms in the interest of honesty and eeon- E.ma’o r: -< li T hom as Hall, fin Boston. I>ivide|ids unpaid, They claimed lobe harvest hands, ami said i ()mv. SPECIAL NOTICES- l’tiR I’HM Gl' I’ll —S id 14, seb C harles C arroll, Cml Individual deposits subject to - beck* By their works ye shall know they were anxious to reach Iowa. Three! The minority of the Committee will pres- worth, Rockland. Due to oilier National Banks, NEW PORT—Sid 10, sell Albert Jamcfion. Due io State Banks and bankers, in every d**parlin<*iif.and would call special th e m ." W. 0. HEWETT liundred tr iinp" hoarded another fn ighl ’ c»nta dissenting report, II. GREGORY, J r . E. A. BUTLER. attention to the fldknving low prices. train from St. Louis, ami would not leave! Total, r,848 I BUTLER, FOREIGN. until lliey reached Moline, where 200 were I • — - GREGORY S t a t e o f M a i n e ,- C ot ntv o r K n o x , ns : arrested. The other" lost no time in seat-1 F in a n c ia l C risis in I n d ia .—T h e HI 1 fm St John 15, sliip Belle O’Brien, O’Brien, Liv- of Ids knowledg rpool. I. J. C. I.ev.-nsaler, C: diier of the abovcil-nnined tering. and many of them made their way Times’ special from Calcutta says:The ex- \r at Pi'-tou July 11, seb Advam-p,Merriam,Boston; haul;, do s-.b-mnlv swear that Hie above statem ent is WHITE QUILTS, Is ottering you. t«» Rock Island. ]• iglils—either with the ! (.||;in,re question occupies puldie attention ijiifftllCij BPOLP1'1' Cllcn S S. o tt. I’ii.'. r, Cam den, Me. true to the best of my kti wledue and belief. At Valparaiso June C, barque Otago,/Thorndike, tine. J. (’. LEVENSALER, Cashier. police or citizens—ary not uncommon, al- ; p, almost entire exclusion of other Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17lb dav of 75 cts„ formerly $1.00. . I„.y, w l„ ..e fi.ll,. I- though few serious neenlenls have occurred. topics. Whether the lowest point lias S38 Main St reel, SPOKEN. Ju lv , 187*1. Reports of depredations and outrages. reached, whether till’ depression will J. II. II. HEWETT, Justice of the Peace. n33 M a in e . J u n e 2G. lat 50 40. Ion 1025 ship W A C am pbell, C u ri­ Correct -Alt*->i • by tramps are al-.t reccivcdfroin the south- i he permanent or temporary, and whether ng, tm Liverpool fur St .John, NIL EDWARD (t’BBIEN, i WHITE QUILTS, <*rn ami middle portion- of Illinois. lh e !anv. ami wh:.l remedy is possible are tin- D irectors. boardingof trains by large numbers seems main subjects of conversation among all Benj. Williams, 2d, M. D., Iw33 1 would first call your attention to a Io he Very common, am! it often requires a hisses. The rale now is a fraction above $1.00, formerly $1.50. VERY MCE I XBLEAC IIE1> COT large posse of citizens and a hard light be- rupee, so that remitting small PIIYS1G1AN A SURGEON, TON, yard wl*le. line, even (bread, at they can he removed. . sums cost about 35 per cent. Large sums T O L E T . o it u ’E a n d ri si d e n i-e , OXLY <> CEX l’S. This Is really a nice A lthuiigh llu* gre.-itcr port o f th e n rm y o f lightly less. 'This tells severely on rj 1|,E HOUSE mid STABLE ■ • THE CONDITION - „ Hnnic Street, ld-lmlging to ELI Best G ing h am s-Jo b Lot. < 'otton,aiul I will oiler It to those who tramps is at prom t in Illinois ami Iowa, p e l - »ns willi fixed incomes ami all having NO. 7 EL AS STKEET, hU- SPKAGL'E. Enquire at tin- stole of Lime Roek National Bank, M LDICAL eunuot allurd a whole piece,any num­ ihcir ailvam-e guards have already put in fiinilii al home; hut the inevitable rise O. B.'FALES. r ^ u ^ j h a n h Ja n u a ry S, 1S7G. ONLY S CENTS. ber ol* yards at the saute price. att app(*aranee further north and v.est. in price on all imported articles makes se­ R ockland, J u ly 5, 1870. 33 Reports of robbery ami outrage are stil e to rious difference to everybndv. accompany lh<*aniiouneeineiil of their tirst The government loss will nearly equal ri’«> luitY r. A N**w Lot o f choice stylo ;tn*l line qitalil v appearance al every point. The qm-lion the gain from tin* opium trade. Except! J. P. COWLES, M. D., I am ollering a Splendid Line’of « Pliysschaas A SiargcoBi, remains open W in! is he done with them? liie mutiny, this is tlie worst crisis in the ! CEX I' PltlX I’S, that everyone should ( A M D I«: N. - w 51 a I \ E. 0 fe o iir.se this whol. -ile stampede of Anglo-Indian history, and iherean* few j call and examine. vagrant< is ascribed to the hard limes ; inslanees anywhere of a calamity so< ru h- and of eoursi* this is in the main true. ’The P i t 1 N T S ing and so general. If the depression ash it-ue. last year has been a hard one for all work­ continues it will probably paralyze the ini- ri ’O I ^ i ■ual I*..ink-, ing people and many men who had pre- tj-.nle. The problem before the Indian at 5 Gents. l.l llial lie i>liall f< >KE Ju\i'.2 feet, w ith Shed 10: STRIPED SKIRT I aui selllug viously been able t< m ak e a e n m l o r l - gov<-rnnu*nt. calls for the most, anxious con­ E . ROBINSON S', lilt, WIGHT N NORTON. 5 Cents, Is a Bargain. able living by labor at the kind of work sideration. and if the depre -ion is t o b e which themselves hail selected as best ad­ permanent ii will resolve itself into ibe apted to tln*ir tastes and capacities, have Druggist &. Apothecary, I. b i * it \N .\X , question of bow to slave otfnation.il b an k ­ Fine yd. wide Cotton Hail. Philadelphia, < suddenly found themselves forsaken by ru p tcy . hr. R. Richard Clay, I.IAB1IJT1E: GiYY DRUG STORE I have Just opened a Job Lot of their chosen oeeupations. It is noticeable 'A N BI-: 'IIN.-.I I.T E II A T < ’apital stock paid in, in hard times that the first men to lose S u rp lu s liiii-l, ONLY 6 1-4 CENTS. STRIPED HOSE, which I am otter­ A G ra n d E x h ib it io n o f N a t io n a l I n- Main Street. 11 X A XT’S 11AI M io U 1 to i li­ < Uli.-r undivided prolits, their employment are the more "billies?, National Bank notes outstanding, ing at the very low price of 20 Cents. di stb y .—Tin* American Institute of the elu siv e. Dividends unpaid, indolent, impatient ami improvident. And C olton w<» N. M A IM . JOHN T. BERRY -o a pri- | placers, leav TII'»MAS W. IIIXI I I .V / I tin lip back l.l l.-l III. hl. ill. ipi.i'i i.i llu 1'I.AI Oi l. ill JII JH RICHARD H A L L , ) Fm-niice and Efjg, Sl.OO . anil .-I lil.E IO . ALL WOOL VIGONES, Stoic, Si!(5O If you are In pursuit of LINEN or Ke-ideitcc and Ollice. Li vni-nh r Block. .Main I Franklin, SS.5O GRASS CLOTH S U 1 T I N G S, you should call ami examine the quality, ,1 Snp. C . SUMNER, ONLY 25 GENTS. Quality ami Promptness Guaranteed. i.l -.•if-r.-pepl. w iuoiiv Jtojsi-;, width ami shades of those 1 am offer­ •w-Yoi „1 this pla Succ«-ssors to T I C I< 329 MAIN STKEET, ing, before purchasing. •a.llP.1, THOMASTON, 22 ROCKLAND, MAINE. ulee.1 I,j D r u g g is ts V pul hc(*;i v ies, llu- pail, - o f hoi F L Y Pi lias Hie largest variety of At Wholesale and 1 lie i'p i d p 218 .MAIN STREET, GOOD BLACK SILK, I always keep a Splendid Line of ,M.,.plr SC o o 1C 1 a It <1 , M . SPECTACLES and EYE sh In i just received at DRESS (iOODS, to which I respect­ th eir NOTICE fully call your attention. l.l sb< GLASSES in Knox County Merrill’s Dru# Store. ONLY 90 CENTS. ), mi- A prepa 'Campaign Flags, Tents and a,„| before fur, f Win. H. KittreJeje b C o., We sell 100 per. cent Filings, of all sizes ami de- TO CONSUMERS OF tD.llidml le be,,,. Hl MEW. w Druggists & Apothoearios iptions, are mad** to ord er by less Ilian TRAVELING S. T. MUGRIDGE, Parties at a distance, who are un­ prefer vairabonilag, „'l o f „ f hope 1, and Dealer., in Black Cashmere, Sail Maker, Brown’s Wharj able to call, and would like samples lie, I ami ipeoiinlable mon- sex, for lb .feseja f.l TKXT 3IEIHCIN KS. PROFESSORS, and with F la g s! m an I Han,1,liar Hi -N il. :l, SI'I.Ai:, BLOCK, I 32 l:„ . kh.n,l, M,-. o f an y G oods In m y line, w ill, by sen d ­ w..rl.in 40 inches wide, only 75 cts. llerkV plaee me,„ Gravel. E 1,1 I l l l e ROCKLAND, ME. privilege of exchanging C O A - L l ing a Postal Card and mentioning som.tliiii- : ,1-if t,l pliy-i. am) Fi b. 1. ISO. Notice to Trespassers. kind of Goods wanted, receive them , ,|:iv I'rini.-Ge, nnlil the required No. and by return mail, with prices and widths a, who , uin.iloet tin ilolk hereby forbidden to trespass upon AN ENTIRE STOCK OF plainly marked. b ill le llial S. II. BOYNTON, M . D., kind is obtained. fields for the purpose of picking berrie.- rri< J1 3 . D. N. B IR D & CO., til the present pie—lire eases a little, we out i-leaii linen in iny satchel as without a buttle 33 Thomaston. and S a cks of ltenne'a Pain-Killing Magic Oil, and often ROCKLAND, ME. lYHEREAP, my wile, ABBIE C. GEORGE ha should hear less of deserted wives and At about Half their real value R ockland, J u ly 13, 1S76. ehildren, of suicide throngh fear of com­ have the pleasure to recommend its use to my Residence new street, ue-l of High, second e, that allI persons arc : hereby for friends.” Try it, reader. i, house from I.ime Rock. or trust the said...... Abbiee LC. Ge RANKIN BLOCK, ing to want. and of tramps moving in ar­ I shall hereafter pay . bills * mies, and carrying dread, devastation and contracting, or on her account. are prepared to supply and DELIVER PROMPTLY destruction wherever they shape tlieir i'ltlHt A PHYSICIAN. DR. N. DOWNES. DANIEL GEORGE. to purebxsers course. R ockland, J u ly 12, 1S7* W hite Shetland Hyde Park, Vt„ Feb. , lS7ik Ollice in Kimball Block. Messrs. Seth W. Fowle .x Sons, B oston Gents You may perhaps remember fliat I R esidence on Beech Street. COAL G. W. Palmer & Son, A. Appleby's tannery at Brownfield, was wrote you several weeks ago in rega-d to tlie use S h a w ls burned Saturday night at 10 1-2 o'elock. Rockland, Aug. 12,1673. of die P eim 'V ievx S y iiiip for my wife, wtio was EXCURSIONS! of the BEST QUALITY and at tho DEALERS IN Six buildings were burned and tlie loss is siitlering from general debility, the sequence of In Beautiful Designs and at very LOWEST PRICES which tho estimated al S15.000. Typhoid Dysentery. I had tritsl the most noted i n e r market ail'ords. physicians in this Slate, and also ill Canada, 4 WOODSIDE, IYi. D., LOW l’BKKS. GOLD AND SILVER 'rite W hig says Mr Thomas Allen of Ban­ without relief. At your recommendation site NE W ADV ERTISEMEN IS. CAN BE CHARTERED FOR EXCURSIONS eotnnieneed the use of the Syrup, die first four gor. a diver, who is employed by ('apt Physician and Surgeon, EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND We also keep constantly on W ATCHES, . Bailey, nf Boston, in drilling tlie ledge on bottles made but little impression, but while tak- FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND lhe river-bed opposite the .Maine Central »>g die fifth slietiegan to improve radidly, and TENANTS HARBOR. ME Drap D’Ete Garments hand a full stock of ,1-pot. made sear, It Sunday morning for ; now, after using six of the dollar bottles, she has J. M. M UN YON A CO., 41 Tr EVENING. PLATED GOODS, Tin- Houghton, having superior accommodations, can an m il 'll ,.r dial was lost 1 ,M'winter, and in regained her strength, and is able ,o do ,.l carry, under cover, any number of excur-ionists. At Creatly Reduced Prices CORN, FLOUR, JEWELRY, his wmnlerinirs about he came aero at :1 •» pound" 1 , , ° ...... , book by a College Pres. i„ i. p. Kyih 1*. I have prescribed it to several of my pa­ AGENTS Big pay.50 ets. will secure outfit CLOCKS, & C ., & c . m ea su rin g 6 feet in len g th , :in*l h av in g tients, and have procured the sale of several do­ id t.-riito ry .E .B .T n r.v r,l’u b.,805 B roadw ay^N Y . 33 four-inch rifle lx»rc. T h e g nn is som e­ SUN UMBRELLAS zen of it here. You can make any use of this CEMENT, LIME, what rusty, hut is quite a historical relic. letter you see lit. B I It T II S. BURPEE’S BLOCK, MAIN ST., It is similal lo tlie one found a lew Yours very truly, II. IL B e l d e n , M. D. Musical Instruments AND FANS ROCKLAND, MAINE. vears ago. They \v**r25 A c iis a h : .Y in England Life. Slnry. By M A R It I A G E S . pal anlhoritcs have found it necessary Io o f these goods at take some, steps to prevent t.rav**! between Rev. Peter Peiumt. Boston, Lee and Shepard, DR. SETH ARNOLD'S Publishers. 368 pp. Forsale by E. K. Spear & In this city, July 101b. by Rev. W . II. Yeoman, Mr. that town and Weld. It is slate*! alv the Medical I’rofession as the of charge lo any part of tlie city. j the public. Signed, GAUDS,BILL HEADS, A I.-.., a 2d band Piano, Gr, octaves, in good order. mine have undergone a sort of deteriora­ eastern part of the island, as it were to G. 'I'. R’y, at Westbrook with P. IL IL IL, ami at A GOOD CLOCK FDR NOTHING ! (Iron Plate,) wall Stool and Cover, S I 50. B. k M.,(unction with trains on Boston & Maine Road, tion in these last years, and my flower beds light for their country, but in reality to sub­ j S il I I DI S' nil Clotlie., Hats and lieddillg. Seven octave Piano, ov. r strung, with Stool and Cov­ a n tying in Boston at G 1’. M. e r, lor S I 50. show it very plainly lo tbe initiated eye. due this.” This paiod is replete with ro­ A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING ! Traill l.av,. Kalil, 4.05 I’. II., (after arrival „< If my seeds find a home in the genial hot­ i l y Exiiiniiie our Instruments and ascer­ ram leaving Rockland, 1.40, 1*. M.,) connecting at mance. The legends of King Arthur and I G roceries, uam, i-urk.r.Mtr, tain our prices und terms of payment before l.ruiiswi' k f.,r 1.,-wi.i,,,, an,I Augu.ta, aa.l arriving la bed still, or are nursed into vitality by the A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING ! purchasing. 1 ortlam l u.aO 1 . M., uml Boston at Io J*. M. his knights of the Round Table lielon G alvanized ,1,"ck"- We give tbe new, handsome and accurate little de­ ri "v‘v '--Moron,a Tnin I.av.-r 1’orllaa.l, kitchen lire, it is less on account of their 278 MAIN STREET, K,,',-kb.'n“ ' ’ “ A- U -, <«■'",• tlln g O tender nature nature than because I lonL it, and arc best clothed upon and rendered tached lever time-piece called T IIE ST. NICHO­ V after ar LAS CLOCK to any person wiio sends us TWO 3 Doors South of the Thorndike Hotel. T In-oUkii'rrain. leave l’l.rllaad, 1.40 I’. for early blossoms. Long ago I gave up immortal, in the Idyls of Tennyson. 1 he rnul <>, trains from Boston; arrive at Bath 3 ’:o f M NEW SURSCRIP.EKS, with $1.00 in cash. AYe 89 ALBERT SMITH. the charming Feuzlia, and that deliglitlul races inhabiting the shores of the Baltic 205 Main Street. connecting to Rockland. but most exasperating Abronia, which is warrant this Clock to keep as good time as Clocks Freight Trains each way daily. the first temptation in all tbe catalogues, and North seas were simply pirates. Their which cost four times the money. Address V d s e Sc .Julyl.lS-O. TUCKER. Supt. with the rest of the cov beauties; and now exploits were always at sea, frequently vis­ N.A.&S.H. BURPEE P o r t e r , publishers my cry is for more Phlox, for plenty of iting Brilian during the Roman occupation 1>. T. KEEN & SON, Candytuft, for Zinnias and Petunias in quan­ Steamboat Notice. and were nt one time the scourge of the A. IL LEIGHTON, tity. * Do you ask why ? Have Just Received Their Steam Dye House, DEALERS IN Briefly, it is my business t«> provide thc southern coast. If the reader will look on Fish M arket and Lunch Room ST1LR. HURRICANE. church bouquets—not a lucrative oflice, and the map for that bone of contention between >ear lJallrotnl Bridge, W ater Street, Augusta .*U>3 A Iu i l l » s t i •1. - lto<‘Kl:iii(I FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, .X and after Friday, May I2lh. eertainlv no sinecure. Not that I was reg­ the Dane and the German,—Schleswig- § » » i e All kinds of Fish, Oy Clams, L..l.,ters, etc., constantly on hand. *. , JS7G, Steam er II I u I: I < • \ \ |- ularly appointed thereto: I work on the EMILE BARBIER, Prop’r. At tin- lunch eonnter, Oystt rs. Clams, Fish ami Lob­ S - 'v '- Willwill take take 1 the route from B.k kl:o.<| Holstein, he will lind the fatherland of the Beef, PoiJv, I.ard, . to Vinalhaven, while the steamer principle easily recognized by all “ society ZftZ F:. -t Pc>mtitm. til S h th F 'llc. IfiTd. sters are s. ,ved in all styles; also Hot Tea ami Cotlee, Angles or Engles. The Saxons occupied Milk, Hulled(’ call it a thankless Risk; and my humble \T Ise.\CTi<>N. SHIP STORKS FURNISIIKH. I poll the Stmr. Clara Clarita resuming hi r root.- service in adorning the sanctury has taken Jutes dwelt north of these, the Frisians, _ .... llurriea ...... n lu H urricane Island, leu Parlor Suits, Parlor Desks, Center Tables, Folding Clitiirs, |»ved, < ‘leans. 11 ; C.'inim r. ial W l.ail ...... Returning, will a on a sacredness all its own. The last gift Flemish and Lithuanians to tile south. at Rockland about G p. ni. of same day. to our new church, years ago, was a set of .Carpets cleansed : Teacher of Piano. Organ, Violin and Corner Main & AVinter Sis., Will’ll both boats are ruiiiiing, the (’lara Clarita 1 These with the Goths, the Vandals, the not touch at Hurricane Island, m r the Ilurri. ane large vases, of tbe dark lava variety, and Libraries, Side Hoards, Kalian Chairs, Ottom ans, e«l. H a rm o n y . Burgundians, the Lombards and the Franks, •Ids. Coals, Bants, : i.l Ye-ds el, ansi \ mailmen, but in case one of the boats is « ,tb vV V . floriculture; so I now proceed lo make my While other German trilies were devasta­ ow n. I mhrclla Stands, Card anti I.oft on (’apt. G. \V« BrnwAiS VVImrf READY SUMMER ARRANCEMENT. I think I hear some inexperienced read- ting southern Europe, and even thundering Org'inis and Melotleons Thr«?e Trips W eek, Commciicing, , er sav, eon tern piously, “ Why, any flow­ at the gates of Imperial Rome, the Saxon Statuette Tables, June SOtli. ers will do! " Excuse me, you were never became the ruling power in northern and Kcpaired. MIXED more mistaken. A costly green-lionse bou­ Gilchrest, White & Go,, central Europe, absorbing minor tribes, quet, with its close masses of color, becomes Any one having (SBC A NS or MEI.OPEONS out of STEAMER ULYSSES ALNTD A. CO M PLETE LI NK OK repair can have them put in good ..filer by leaving them an indiscriminate muddle, seen across a forming, and giving its name to that league CAPT. DAVID ROBINSON, < hurch; delicate sprays and spikes of bios-, which was even the terror of Charlemagne PAINTS. Will leave Railroad Wharf, Rockland, every Tues­ Jtiisic Store, 310 Main Streot, Ship Stores& Chandlery PURE W hite ami -ID dilfereut vhadcs En­ day, Tliui-Mdny ami Saturday, at 10:30 A. M., oi sum arc :is if they were not. Generally, on tlie arrival of the im.rn.hig trains from Portland, until the last of the 8th century. Hiicklaii.l, .a -a t Un- K A C 'i'Illty in Union. tirely ready for use. the more pains you take (in this business) 36 SOUTH STREET, Beautiful, Durable, ami Economical. Lewiston ami Augusta. This people, barbarous and brutish as il COMMON FURNITURE For North Haven, Deer I.-Ie, So. West Harbor, Bai the less it shows: yet time and thought and Sl'OVYII 3 5 !•<»!. INJRW YOU It. Made from Pur.- Mali rial. i S e p t. 22, 1872. ly* 'Pested on thousands of buildings. Harbor, (Mt. Desert), I ainoim-and Sullivan, eonm-. i taste are imperative. In the first place, was, still possessed the elements that are with Ellsworth by Stage, (9 miles) at Eaniome. At Prices Great ly th-iliiecil from iornier .veins. ugers for Haneoek, Franklin and Goldsboro’, will consider that your bouquet must be made demanded in making up a true manhood, a purchase tickets for Sulliv to show from a distance; its colors must be strong national life. G. L. BLACK, C heaper ami bett.-r than ai nxixc—will have Sullivan M onday, distiiu t and not mingled, as in a smaller I Can be applied by ; W ednesday and Friday m orning 'clock, ami They were swinish, but they were lions Free from objectionable ii Bar Harbor at 7 o’< lock, tombing as a rri\ ing in collection. A s it will probably face but one i m n s u r d i miAa, i’oxi?!:i Rockland in season to connect with tin- 1:4 P. M as well. Their fatherland could give birth erally. * * way you will save material by making il ' ItOt kl to be atoned for by the greatest di-plav of For Sale (wholesale only) at color. . A Gladiolus stalk, wilhiLs last flow , ri, h l,1:l, k tlle climate moist, and M ain S in n H o f k la iiiL . : MAITSTE. t h e l a r g e coarse flowers answer our purpose ’ . , . . . i -t i- . A FOB i o .i ,■ i- i /• • 1 some. J he leaden-eved, immobile Eng- C O R l V I O E S I pper id’ K i ll. 1 ib- by bis ow n band, Tl»c Fast S tea m er . S S to ? *!’: ami upw ard-, Prompt- attention given to all bin belter than the liner kinds. Geraniums arc - , , . ,. ly20’72 indeed sup ib, but you will seldom care lo Itslnnan of the l-llh century, gorging hun- age. warranted m.t to break tmr GDDD 0 N L Y M ade lo Order and Draperies furnished when desired. isiaction given in all casea. All CITY OF RICHMOND, fall oii< '-"w ii teeth, but some have taken more additional, be entitled to the new, novel, handsome, ac­ arriving at RTu-kiaml at 11.30 a. m ., ami at Portland i n season to connect with the Steamboat Express, leaving reds I eiiunt the Cockscomb very effective. not obliged to exert himself in order to re- V E G E T E N E | comfort with entire set-, than with their own, during • W ate curate ami durable little detached lever time piece many years of sull'erin:.' and d< cay, and in th e enjoy- treel. Pictou, RL fii. Portland at G o’clock p. lu., over tlie Boston x Maim- and tlieAiiiar’mtliiis’canilatiisisalinostindis V(. sa)l)c f(„.t „f 11|an imui of better health. Many < a-<-s of consumption Agents lor Vale Coal. Iron and Manufacturing Co. called tlie ST. NICHOLAS CLOCK. 15 cents ad­ Railroad to Boston, i.:twreiiee and Lowell, arriving at anbarges oil tlie Pustules. Pimples, Blot dies. Boils, Tetter, TWO TRIPS PER WEEK. it must not wilt easily: it must not cover Lame Back, Stiff Neck, 0 . A . Hallock, f Berry Block, Rockland. Scaldhcad, amt Ringworm, Y i:«;i:t . m : lias m ver J. C. Wh it e . | tin’ flowers loo milch (as Box does); it must isle of Thanet, Britain was prospectively failed to effect a permanent cure. Sprains, Bruises, -1 STEAMER LEWISTON, lie bright and graceful and easily raised. Saxon. Brute force had conic lo aid tlie Pains in tlie Hack? Kidney Complaints, C iipt. C lias. TYeering- Who will .supply me with this desideratum ? Dropsy, Fem ale W<’akness,Lem -orrlnea, arising Felons, Burns, Romanic Briton by meeting and checking JOHN (L LOVEJOY’S II.L k-ave Railroad Wharf, — Floral Cabinet. from internal ulceration, and uterine diseases and G en- Chilblains, Scalds, &c.! fi p 'W Portland, every I UESDA V •al D ebility, Y e g e t im : acts directly upon tin- the brute force from the North : this done, u a w - ami FRIDA Y eve’lngs at 11 o’clo. k uses of these complaints. It invii’orates and -trengllc E m braces um'i.-r .. management tin- (treat Trunk h the whole system, acts upon tin- secretive organs, commencing Tuesday, May 3uth, it could see no possible good it had ac­ Railw ay l.in- • of i W E S T and NORTHWEST, Insurance Agency, for Roeklaml, (arriving next morning at 4 o'clock', WHITE WORMS IN POTS. allays iutlaiuination, cures ulceration ami regulates tin- I ami. with its uiilue brar.elu-s ami coum-etions, forms complished. Il could appreciate nothing ' tin- •-■<• ■' ...... •- -i route l« t w« .’n ('llK ’Ai.o ami Castine, Ih-i r Isle, hiedgwiek. So. Wi st Hal Lor, Rai HAIR Harbor, (Alt. Desert,) Millbridge, Joncsport and Ma­ W ist o \’slN , X oifl lll.P.N Ml< Il CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, M. T. K., in Thc Country Oentlenuin, of the southern refinement of Britain. Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costive- GILMAN BROS., Agt’s, Boston. , all chias port. January liith, desires a remedy for the ti­ Palpitation of the Heart. Headache, M in n e s o t a . Io w a . Nr.nn.t.sKA, C a m f o k n u Rockland, - - Maine. IENEWEB. Returning, will Lave Ma<-hiasport every MONDAY Broad highways, massive bridges, paved Piles, Nervousness ami General Prostration I am i the W e s t e r n T e k u it o k ik s . Its and THURSDAY mornings, at 4:30 o’clock, tom bing ny while insects which infest the earth of of th e N«-rvoiis System , no im-dieine lias ever given streets and richly ornamented dwellings This standard article is compounded with the great as above, arriving in Portland same night, usually con­ the house plants. They are decided nui­ li perfect satisfaction as tin* Y i:<:i.t i s i :. It purities D n ii<)i:i mid Californiii Line necting with Pullman Train, and early morning Trains the blood, cleanses all of the organs, and possesses a . X > T I C I < for Boston and the West. sances. and injurious to all plant growth, were to the Saxon only a slumbing block, • Is the shallot and best route for all points in N orth controlling power over tin- nervous system. The Steamer Lewiston has a large capacity for fn icht . N e iik a s k a . W vom so I wage a deadly warfare witli them ; and a matter of offense. No roof was worth ay p, •losing m e ()ne Doll D. N. BiRD&CO, Its effects are as wonderful ami satisfactory as eve and Passengers, has also 75 large airy Stateroom-, in­ Tin- remarkable cures cK’.-ctcd by Y e g e t in i: have in­ ii, Nr.v \n a , O r e ( Successors io G. IF. Jlroiru tftC o .,) duced many physicians ami apothecaries whom we cluding 10 Family Rooms. and have duly tried all the many receipts a fig to the German savage, save that roof I iflN \M» A I -T Its It restores gray and faded hair to its original odor. given by various agricultural newspapers. know to j»i < scribe and tide it in tlieir ow n fami h-s. s the best spceili. n cas.-s of Rheuinali- M. W. FARWELL, Agent. One season it was salt—so I salted to death set with stare. Bui tlieflocks of the Briton In fact, Y e g e t in i: is the best remedy vet discovered Ni rvous D ebility. It removes all eruptions, itching ami dandruff; and Agent’s Otliue, N<». 2, Atlantic Block.1 up stair-) m the above d iseases, ami ie the only reliable BLOOD 'I hi. -dieiin- can h e o h ta •d at anv Apothecary’ < tiiiiiffo, lLidison iiuii si. Paul Lim- ^ e s t India G oods andIG rocnric-s some very flourishing carnations and roses. would minister lo tlieir gross stomachs, and ’L’K IF IE K yet placed before the public. i- small quantities, desired. ) I- Hu- -h o lt I !'- i Xol.-TIII I.N Wl-GON-IN and Also, Hard ami I'lacksniith’s; Coal, Wood, Hay the scalp by its use becomes white and clean. R ockland, M arch 1, 1876. 13 Till: recipe said a leas|ioonful of salt to a tlie Roman vineyards tempted the pil­ R. M. P Il.I.slU k’ Y. .I tor Ma ih .-on, S t . I’ai i., Min n l a p - Sand, Fire Brick and Cemeut. By it s tonic properties it restores the capillary gland: small pot. 1 tried it in a good sized one, Rockland, J urn-22,187( aml all points in tin- lin-at ?(/jrtInvest NO. 6 , RAN KIN B L O C K - ates of tlie lieer quaffcr. PREPARED BY to tlieir normal vigor, preventing baldness, and making ami tile leaves fell oft' from tile plants or R ockIand,D ct. 5, 1875. Portlanil, B ailor & Marinas |7R>R PURE AND RELIABLE MEDICINE: dried iqion the stems; so I learned a lesson They had come, they saw, they appropri­ H. R. STEVENS,Boston,M ass. W iu o iiii anil St. Peter Line the hair grow tliiek ami strong. not to use salt. Then lime-water was cer­ ated. More of their own and kindred tribes ROBINSON’S CITY DR1< ! Is tin- only route for W in o n a , Ro c h e s t e r , O w a t c. G. MOFFITT, As a dressing, nothing has been found so effectual, or W h a t is V e c e t im : ?—It is a compound extracted) . tain death to them. I think tile worms in n a . M tNKATo, Sr. P e t e k , N ew I.’em , am i all po: desirable. STEAMBOAT CO. now swarmed to tlie British coast, as the from barks, roots ami herbs. It is Nature’s Remedy.) in Southern ami Central Minnesota. Its my pots fed iqmn it, for they increased pi-rfei tly harmless from any bad effect upon the) Life and Fire Insurance Agent. Dr. A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of Massachusetts news spread among the pirates of tlie system. It is nourishing ami strengthening. It acts) X m o l d ! NEW ROUTE TO daily. So I took the matter in hand, and Green Bay and Marquette Line J Repn-iNmts Thirty-nine M illion Dollars. Clianncl, ami Britian wasnolongcr British. tly upon the blood. 11 quiets 1 In- nervous sysh- dock says of it:—“ I consider it the best preparation for its Deer Isle, Mt. Desert. Ells­ turned boiling water into the saucer of good, swei-t sleep al night. Is the only line for J a n e s v il l e , W a t e r t o w n . Ft plants that were injured by them. This made The Teuton is now master of the situa­ I'or o u r aged fathers am i m others; for it givt Du I. API , Gn v. E-< Losses adjusted at this olli.’e,’ intended purposes.” worth & W inter Harbor. them strength, quiets tln-ir nerves, ami gives them X: ABA, X i’l , Ma r q u e t t e , IIo e g d t o n , H ancock No. 2B7 Union Block, THE STEA.HEi: an und/>f all the tiny miles that were in the tion. Witli him came the ereeds,traditional lire’s sweet sleep,—as has been proved by many a ami tin- L. saucers, and tile plants grew in grace and customs, and ideas, from the coast lands ami lgeil person. It is the great Blood l’m-ilier. It is al 5 - 'ROCKLAND, MAINE. beauty. Then I continued to give them a soothing n-im-dv tor our children. It lias relieved and I \R . COOK’S EIIX1R OF CAUSA) A BARF IT’ci-piii l and Dubuque Line CHARLES HOUGHTON, .-•ll-.-.l liiou«auii». Il id very lili-lMllil I., la k e; i-v.-iy aa.l In ,a . I la-b.-st T o a ir l Hie M arket. Buckingham's Dye, forests of Germany. 'They came in de- j ' Is the only route for E l g in , R o c k f o r d , F r e e p o r t , I hot sup every morning,, but still tbe litiser- cliil.l liked it. It rili.-v.-d and c m -,.a ll .lidi-a.-.-s origin |<5 n rn U n u d *1 J»-rbottli CAPT. ORIS INCRAHAM, and all points via Frei-port. Ils CHAS. A. DAVIS, eralile crawlers luxuriated U|ion the roots taehed liodies, each having a petty king or ating from impure blood, 'fry the Y egetin'C. Give ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE. ■ NT TILL leave Commercial W harf it fair trial for your complaints; tlu-n you will say to t iie w hiskers. T-ittr** i » » (commencing SATURDAY of my plants and covered the surface of chief. Eight communities worthy of note (Tiifflft’O nml itlihvm ikcr Line Attornny arid Connsfillor at Law. rm: t U a - L - - - t z y May (lit.) ivi-ry TUESVAl and Kid" friend, neighbor ami acquaintance, •* \ry it: it th e | h iI. So a table-spoonful of warm— NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TIIVR8DAY Momitlgs, at 5 12 were finally united in tlie 8th century, con­ 1 is the only one pass- This elegant preparation may lie relie Winter Harbor every U ED ficial effect u| hiii the intruders, who could Ni.u i- Liillmmi Piilsice Cars plied, being in o/o p re p a id I io a, ami quickly ami effect­ N ESD A Y and FR ID A Y m ornings at 4.3o o’elo. k, consisting of Reni, Essex, Sussex. Wessex, Addr.i not enjoy a state of lie, while tile rooLs of on all lliroiitrh trains of this road. ually produces a permanent color which will neither touching as above, arriving at Rockland at about 11 Mercia, East Angffa, Bernieia, and Deira. G. F. KITTREDGE, lock, connecting with Steamer City of Richmond, tile plants were thankful for the potash VALUABLE INFORMATION' - tln -D M .Y L IN E ru n u in g iln se ear.- for Portland ami Boston, and in s r Kuo t Lit Britain was henceforth Angle land or Eng­ AGENTS WANTED FOR THE GREAT ami St. Paul, Chi. a--.. and M ilwaiike AGENT FDR THE rub n o r w ash oil'. they contained, and . were stimulated into BOSTON, Dee. 12, 18G9. _oln Railroad ami outside Stiaim rs l’or Boston. land and although the Saxon of England I W inona. MANUFACTURED I5V Will leave ('oiiiim-r. ial W harf every SA'IURDAY fresh growlli by it. Gentlemen—My only object in giving you this testi • Sleepers Hampton Tea Comp’y, of' N. Y. morning at 5 1-2 o'clock (or on arrival of steamers as inonial is tosnrcm l valuable inform ation. Having be.-i C entennialhistory ’ • ’ Pa< A friend has tried red pepper witli good was the Saxon of tlie continent, his barbar­ iy o llicH io o k . Dm- Agi-nt <■ Best. Oolong Tea, 40 Cents. I,’. I’. H ALL X < 0 ., N ash u a, N. 11. above) for Ell-worth, touching at South Deer Isle. badly atllieted witli Ball Rheum, and the whole surfaci ttiri Rivet RETl'liM NG, leav.s Ellsworth every MONDAY results, dusting over tile surface of the soil, of my skin being covered with pimples ami eruptions Du lh<- arrival of llie trains from the East or South ism felt tlie influence of that aroma of civ­ agents. N a t io n a i.iNiiiNG ( ’<)., P hil., Pa. lw: liest Japan, GO Cents. Sold by all Druggists ami Dealers in Medicine. morning at 5.30 o’clock, touching at South Deer Isle, ami also upon the leaves ami branches of many of which caused me great pain ami annoyance the trains of the ( Im-ag.i North \Ye-tern Railway Whoh-solc and Retail. Samples at Store. arrizing in Roeklaml at about 11 o’clock, connecting ilization that clung around the monument* ami knowing it to he a blood disease. I took many of L E A V E CH 1C A (;«» as follow s: with steamer City of Richmond for Portland and Bos- plants infested with red spiders and green F ’O I L i-'or C ouncil Bluffs, Omaha and Califoruia, 9 Opposite the Post Otllce, Rockland. of Roman occnpatiun.They were pagans and the advertised blood preparations, among which wa- Hies. Tlie pepper does not seem to injure aiiv quantity of Sarsaparilla, without obtaining any COUGHS, (OLDS, lKHRSEXESS. r|’w<> Through 'I rains ilailv, with Pullman Palark i ’ < z Thc steamer CHARLES IJoiGHTON has been recently the plants, hut in a day or two they should brought along tlieir idols; they vented their lieiu-fit until I com m enced taking tin- Y e c e t in e , ami |)iawing Room ami Sleeping Cars through to Council refitted and furnished with a new boiler and new ma­ In lore 1 had completed the first bottle I saw that I had And nil Throat Diseases, I’d ii Il's. chinery, m aking h er in ev«-ry way a lirst class oteaim r. be placed ill a tub and receive a good For SI. Paul ami 5!inneapolis. Two 'l'lirough most religious hale against the weak and got tin’ right medicine. Consequently, I followed on n .-iia I ) failing rentedv for Canker ill Stomach, Throa For further particulars enquire of showering of Wann water. with it until 1 had Liken seven botth-s, when I was pro­ Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cais attached on Mouth or Lips. PRICE .”5 CEX I’S, at R ockland, N ov. 11, 1874. struggling church planted by the Roman; nounced a well man, ami my skin is smooth ami en- WELL’S CARBOLIC TABLETS. both Trains. 3 R O B IN SO N ’S C IT Y D R U G S T O R E . J. P. WISE, Agent, I am using a stimulating liquid com- For Gieen I’.ay anil l.nke Superior, Two material vestiges were destroyed; but a tin ly free from pimples ami eruptions. I have never I’ll I’ U P D M A IN Itl.F F . I.D.XES Or.CYKUS STfKDIVANT, Gcn’l Agent, Port­ |Kised of sulphate of ammonia four ounces; enjoyed so good health before, ami 1 attribute it all to A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars atlaehed, and l a n d . nitrate of potaslk two ounces; add to them spiritual life seemed to linger without file the use of YECETINE. 'I'o benefit those alllicteil with bo ld by all D ru g g ists. -iw27 running through to Marqiiqttei Rockland May 1,1S7C. 21 Rheumatism, I will make mention also of the \' e g e - I’or .Milwaukee, J-’oi O RDER New and Elegant Designs one pintof boiling water; when thorough­ form, and tlie pagan unconsciously feels its t in e ’s w onderful pow< r o f c u rin g m e o f this acut< Pullman Cars on night tra BERRY BROTHERS 11 IJh ^ ly dissolved, cork tightly, and put a tea- complaint, of which 1 have suffered so intensely. BENTS WANTED day trains. From New York and Philadelphia, influence. He allows the vine to wither, C. H. TUCKER, l’as. Ag’l Mich.C. R. R. O F NEW LIVERY & HACK STABLE Spuonfut of it to ctery three quarts of i-’or Sparta anil W inona and points in Minm-so Handsomely Printed G9 Washington Street, Boston. Through Train daily, with Pullman Sleepers liecause his coarse beer can lie made with AND THE C AMPAIGN OF AT THIS OFFICE MAIN STREET. ROCKLAND, M e . warmish water u-ed for watering. A few 5w29 Ju st thiHiook t.»r the tim es. G ives a full history <»l tin lo W inona. DANCES Portland & Worcester Line drops of il added lo tile water in hyacinth less trouble, lint the remembrance of the National Capital and Governinent. Show s lmw For Dubuque, eport, Two Through —TO — glasses will stimulate tile bulbs to much the government has been managed since hs <>r<’aniza Trains daily, with Pullman C-irs mi night trains. more palatable beverage calls in a supply lion.Explains lmw jobs are put through congress.Give> For Dubuque ami I.a Crosse, via Clint on . Tw o N e w York and Centennial Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. Through Trains daily, with 1 ullman Cara on night liner growth and blossoms. This liquid from the land south of the Channel. He full h story of the W hisky l-’rautls and Belknap Exhibition. seems to be obnoxious to llie small white Scandal...... It gives th e I.iv <»f Hayes, Wheel,-r, T train to McGregor, Iowa. destroys tlie rich temple and the works of den and Ileudrieks. Grand chance’for Agents, A d: For Sioux City and Yankton, Two Trains w orm s. dies-, J a m e s Be t t s & C o., H artford, Conn. Iw2 daily. Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. Only Line Running Through Cars from Port­ In using red jiepper il must not be put art, but tlieir pictures haunt him, ami the For Lak<* Geneva, Four Trains daily. land to Sound Steamers. A . AT. A U S T I N , On and after MONDAY, May Sth, 1876, a steamboat on by the teaspoonful, hilt only dusted over memory woos his thought something to­ IOOK AGENTS W ANTE» I’or Roekford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janes­ Any style ot Single or Double Team furnished at ward an appreciation of what is higher, DENTIST. v ille, and other points, you can have from I a to tell short notice and at reasonable rales. express train will h-nve Portland at 2.30 1’. M., connect­ tile surface through a ]Nipper castor. In OFFICE OVERT. A. WENTWORTH’S STORE, ! trains daily. st accoiiiinodation.s for Bearding Horses and ing at- Putnam witli Boston and Philadelphia Express large quantities it would doubtless prove lie detests tlie refinement of tlie race lie j Xt-W Y ork Office, N o. 415 B roadw ay; Bos i Ollie Pianos! - Pianos! transient Teams, in the city. Line for Pltlladelphia, Baltimore and Washington, and U E R ItY I€IX>C?IC. ioTHOUSANDSXTELL ol Canvassers STALL have nu-Avei. l Xo. 5 S tate S tre e t; O m aha Office, 25:: Farnli: at New London with Norwich Line Steamers for New very injurious lo plant growth.— D aisy has conquered, hut an indefined feeling r call to Di-lt Uii« funuiii* new b Particular attention is given to furnishing team Dentistry in all its branches promptly attended to San Francisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; Chicago Call and eqaminethe BEST in the market. ami Coacln-s lor funerals. York, arrivin ’ in New York, Pier 40, North River, at E ykiiUIOUT, in Country Oenlknian. akin Hi respect for tlieir culture affects him at REASONABLE PRICES. T icket O ffices: l’.2 Clark Street, * under Hlu rman 6 o’clock A. M. liitrtxliiL-tiuii by ?0R SALE BY Also, Books kept at this office lor 1 he dillerenl Stage No change of Cars between Portland and New Lon- at times, and a feeling of unrest begins lo Teeth extracted without pain, by the use oi II.ll. li.U. STOWE. P-T civil-...... liO.OUo cuiiit-3 have House; corner Canal ami Madison Streets; Kinz.ie ,ines, where all orders should be lelt. mould him, slowly fitting him for tlie revo­ Nitrous Oxide Gas. i Mild. nn’a I tell, Pimples, ami Eruptions of all sorts. PRICE T land, w ill he in session at. the C ity T re a su re r's Office,press Train of Portland it Worcester Line. Buy as oak; but the older they are, the more de­ When one is struggling with his own in­ THOMASTON, MAINE. scriptions of our mighty resources in agriculture, [’E N T S , at Masonic Block, on the lirst FRIDAY evening of each your tickets and have your baggage checked 3 ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE. termined is tlieir perseverance in shower­ dividuality he is not particularly desirous of commerce, minerals, manufttclues, natural wonders month, from 7 1-2 till 9 o’clock, for the purpose of ex­ by this route. curiosities, rir. :\W richly illustrated. A “ C entury' amining claims against the city. "tte * Through tickets can bo procured at Knox & Lin­ ing around an exliauslless wealth of hardy company. We will leave our Saxon pirate M ap and “ Bird’s-Eye View ” free. Sells m ar­ All bills must be approved by the party contracting coln It. R. Depot and upon Steamers of P. B ifc Machias grace and color. In one or two instances in tlie inner temple, and examine the relig­ vellously fast. 1,000 more agents wanted iniickly Item. Line. W edding Invitations.—Latest Styles M. A. ACHORN.) the dwellings are completely hidden and ion, polities and literature of this transplant­ for this and our standard “ LIFE OF LIVING­ R. COOK’S TOOTHACHE AND AGUE CURE. Sure Connections! No Transfers! with or without monogram, and envcloppsto STO N E, ”00,04)0 already sold, also m-w Bible,2,000 Sure cure for Toothache and [ague in the face, D. N. BIRD, > Committee. turned into bowers by this quaintly beauti­ ed race, from the Cth to the 11th century. •nntch, iurnifibed at short uoticeAT.Tius illustrations. Has no e«|ual.For extra term s write PRICEP 25 CENTS. W. II. LUCE, > Baggage Checked Through! to HUBBARD BROS., Pubs., Spriuglield, Maas. 4w’.5 Roeklaml, April 27, 1870. 21 ful plant or tree. W. n o s. RQBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE. AT CITY DRUG STORE