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Liberty and Union, Yon and Forever I took the skiliton and karried it up to the MY BROTHER EPHRAIM. ‘ Well,’ said she, rising to depart, • I ’m Speaking too Soon. Gunpowder.—The quality of gunpowder is Despatch from Gen. Fremont. garret, and hung it in a closet. And besides sure you’ro just the one have friends in the Mehitable Merrit, a young lady of twenty- in general, judged by the uniformity of its tex­ W ashington, Sept. 12— The following de­ One and Inseparable.” ture, its firmness and cleanliness,—by its not I did not want a thing where I should see it Ephraim has gone to the war. army. Now 1 have so much feeliri, I never nine, who had never had a chance to change spatch was received tonight at the Headquar­ being easily crushed in the fingers, nor readily ters of the Army : very often, for somtimes the temptations of When the guns of Port Sumter started could let any of my folks go.’ the alliterative character of her name, was soiling them. St. Louis, Sept.. 12, 1801.—To Col. E. D. Satan will get the better of us in spite of our­ the whole North to its feet, Ephraim ex­ 1 knew that she had so much 'feeliri ’ at seated over the firo in her little sitting room, Gunpowder manufactured by or for the Gov­ selves ! claimed, “ Thank God, the crisis has come !” the lime we made shirts for the soldiers, that Townsend :—A report of Gen. Pope to-day from when a knock was heard, and who should ernment is required to be of a certain density, Ilenneville says he made night marches and A week or two afterwards, Isabel Green, I did not know precisely what he meant, she could not do a stitch of work on them. make his appearance but Solomon Perwinkle. nor must it exceed or be less in weight per cubic reached Green last Sunday, who, however, got the city lady, came up to Dave’s, visiting. nor do I now. 1 felt anything but thankful Indeed, it must be a \ feeliri ’ family, for * Why,’ thought she, I wonder what he’s foot thnn a certain standard. It must be of a notice of his approach, but that he was success­ She carried the biggest skirt that ever I seed; to hear of United States citizens storming when the officer came to town in search of come fo r; can it bo certain strength, and this strength must be uni­ ful in contriving the dispersion of 3000 rebels, form. It is all tested by government officers, I couldn’t repair it to nothing but the wheel United States Forts, as if they had been volunteers, her son was too much overcome Bat we won’t divulge tho thought that who left behind them much baggage, provisions, of an old cart, or the tail of a terrible foreigners; as if Sumter and Moultrie had to make his appearance. Soon after the in eprouvettes, by firing, first samples taken and forage ; also tho public property seized by passed through the lady’s mind. from various kegs, and then mixing the samples Green at Shelbina. Gen. Pope’s infantry was great peacock. I watched her, to see how not both got to be rebuilt nt the public ex­ officer left, he was seen emerging from the ‘ How do you do, Miss Merrit ?, and firing the mixture. By this means they pense ! I said as much to Ephraim, but he too much fatigued to pursue. Horsemen how­ she managed i t ; and when she’d come into clothes-press. ‘ Pretty well, I thank you, Mr. Perwin- can calculate vary nearly the distance which a ever followed in pursuit 10 or 15 miles, until church it was worth while to see her. Old only laughed, and did not explain. Ho was Mrs. Cole has a • Coat of Arns’ hanging klo. Not but I feel a little lonely now certain amount of powder will carry a ball of the enemy scattered. Jenkins the crusty old bachelor, said that always a man of few words. up over the head of her bed, with the British and then.’ a given weight; but there are so many condi­ The railroad east of Brookfield is open and tions that operate to effect the result, that it is she reminded him of a seventy-four gunship It was not till after the news came of the Lion ramping in the foreground, of which ‘ You see, as I was coroimg by, I thought no more secession camps will be made within taking in sail, when she went into the pew; inob at Baltimore, that Ephraim said any-j she feels very proud, because she says it shows always almost necessary, when in actual battle, 20 miles. Gen. Grant telegraphs that tho first I’d just step in and ask a question about— to fire a number of times before getting the gun is in position at Fort Holt, Ky. and sometimes she did have a tough job to thing about enlisting himself, though I knew! that on the • Smith side’ of the house she that is—about----- ’ exact range of the enemy. (Signed) J. C. Fremont. To tlie 4-tli lle&imeiit. git herself and all her rigging in through the pretty well how it would be. I knew, too, ] had ‘ ancestors.’ Now, 1 do not blame any- ‘ I suppose,’ thought Miss Merrit, ‘ he The effectiveness of gunpowder depends upon narrer door. what 1 should do if I had been a man. To : dody for taking a kind of satisfaction in means about the state of my heart.' the readiness with which it burns and the vol­ G en er a l R oaecrn n a’a R eport* But the more I looked at her skirt the be sure, there seemed some reasons why he i having come of a good race, but I feel 1 Tho fact is,’ said Solomon, who was rath­ ume of gass which it produces. In an explo- Gen. Rosocrans’ official report to headquar- Strike, freemen, for your fathers’ glares ! more 1 liked the looks of h er; and when could not be spared. We owned a small prouder of my brother Eparaim fighting un­ er bashful, 11 feel a little delicate about ask­ sion, the whole of the gunpowder passes from ters to-night states that he marched 17 1-2 solid into a gaseous condition, by the elements - . . . Strike for the flog that over you waves ! you take the first step in the evil way it’s farm, whieh gave us a living, and he was the der the American Flag, tl«m 1 should of all miles before the battle, and found the rebels ing but I hope you wouldn't think it strange.’ of the ingredients entering into new combina­ Strike for your homes and fireside band ! dreadful easy to take the second. You’ll only man on the premises. In fact, he was the escutcheons of all the nobility of Europe ! strongly entrenched in so dense a forest that ‘ Oh, no,’ simpered Miss M",‘ I don’t tions among themselves. When a heat is ap­ Strike for the freedom of your lund ! go down the hill as if you were greased the only male relation we had in the world, Prudence L ane. they were not visible 300 yards off. The rebel think it at all strange, and, in fact, I've been plied to it sufficient to effect the decomposition force was 6 regiments and 15 pieces of artillery. Prom thinking that Mrs. Green looked well fnr we had buriod Seth and Jaoob not long somehow expecting it.’ alter father 'died. Mother is getting along The Old-Pasmoasd Mother. of the smallest particle, more heat is thereby Just as an assult was about to be made night W ho kindled freedom’s holy fires iu a hoop, 1 got to thinking that, perhaps I , Solomon, rather suprised -. ‘ I generated, and the process is continued until in years—rising eighty—aud we are all the Old-fashioned mothers have nearly all eame on, when our force was withdrawn from Withhold the aid their country needs, should look kinder well in one of them too ; believe you have in yonr possession some­ therefore, when the "subatches 119?eEJ3.. the woods and formed a line of battle in front W hen treason on her vitals feeds ? family. But when a man wants to do his passed away with the blue cheek and home­ and one day, when Ichabod had gone to E s­ thing of mine.’ converted into gas as possible, and also into until morning, when run&wky1 e8flirfeantfs''re? duty, it is rather poor encouragement to have spun woolen cf a simpler but purer time. ter to sell some wheat, I went up garret and ‘ His heart, he means,’ said Miss M., those gases whieh set free the largest amount ported that the enemy had crossed Gauley No l leave the gay and giddy throng, all his female relations crying and hanging Here and there one remiins, truly “accom­ And bring a patriots heart along ; opened the closet where that ere skiliton was aside. ‘ Well, sir, it may afford you pleas­ of calorie. But, in actual operation, it is bridge during the night. Colonel Ewing took Draw forth the sword, nor sheath the blade, hanging. There it was, awiul tempting, and on to his coat tails. plished” in heart and life, for the sphere of ure to learn that you have mine in return.— found that great rapidity in burning, or sudden­ possession of the camp about seven o’clock, Till triumphs echo through the glade. I sot down on the floor of the closet and Instead of blaming Ephraim for wanting home. It is fully and entirely your own.’ ness of explosion, is not so desirable. For blast­ taking a few prisoners, 2 stands of colors, and looked at it, and considered the matter. It to go, I should have thought hard of him if Old-fashoned raotherf—God bless them— ‘ VVliat I I got your umbrella !’ exclaimed ing purposes, on the score of greater efficiency, a considerable quantity of arras, ammunition, Stand up,and in thy honors might, was too bad to have it hid away up there, he hadn’t wanted to. So when he said. who followed us withheirt and prayer, all Solomon iu amazement. ‘ I think you must the proportions are sometimes varied, the pow­ equipage, &c. The rebels destroyed tho bridge, Strike for the cause, defend the right : der being made of 65 parts of saltpeter, 20 sticking nobody’s dress out, and doing no­ ‘‘ Prudence, I have been thinking from over the world—lived iv our lives, and sor­ aud owing to the exhaustion of the men and no Nor let the star of victory set be mistaken, and I don’t think I ’d like to parts of sulpher, and 15 parts of charcoal.— rowed in our griefs ; who knew more about means of immediately replacing it, it was Upon the head of traitor’s yet. body nor nothing any sarvice. Ichabod had the first, but more especially siuee those poor exchange mine for it, for mine was given These proportions are found to produce a pow­ deemed prudent to encamp in the captured bought it and paid the money for it, and fellows were killed in Baltimore for the crime patching than poetry; lever preached nor me.’ der which is not so quick in exploding, but al­ camp, first sending a few ride cannon shot Then will the fair ones of the land why shouldn’t somebody get some good of of obeying their President’s orders, that I wandered; “made melod’ with their hearts;” ‘ I beg your pardon,’ said the discomfited lows time for the shock to be distributed through among the retreating enemy for moral effect. Pour blessings on your strong right hand, it? ought to go and help put down this miserable and sent forth no books but living volumes, lady,1 but I made a mistake. I quite forgot the rock. To further increase the time explod­ Our loss is probably 20 killed and 100 wound­ And breath their prayer!’ for those who go that honored their autlors and blessed the ing, the powder is made of very coarse grain. ed. The enemy’s loss is unknown, but must be To battle bravely w ith the foe. Anyway, it wouldn’t do any damage to rebellion.” your umbrella, which I borrowed some time try it on jest to see if the waist was big enuff, “ Well,” said I, “ what’s to hinder?” world. The glazing of powder also has a tendency to heavy. ago. Here it is, I was thinking of some­ prevent rapid burning. or if it was too big—no that couldn’t be no, “ Are you willing?” said he. If woman have a bronler mission now in A IM KEIZIAH'S « SEILITOX.” thing else.’ The gunpowder now used in the army in fir­ hurt. So I on with it. and paraded myself 1 I am,Ephraim,’ Heaven s name, let ha- fulfill it. If she 1 If,’ said Solomon, ‘ there is anything of ing rilled and other large cannon is very coarse, in a chair before the little cracked looking • And the farm ?’ said he. have aught to sing, lile the daughters of General McClellan’s despatch to the Secretary yours 1 have got, I shall bo happy to return some of the pieces being nearly as large as of War is remarkably brief, merely saying :— It s no use to preach to me 1 My mind’s glass. It did approve my appearance, that’s ‘ I will look after that,’ said I, 1 and you •Judah, let her sit dowi: by the waters of it.’ doves’ eggs. The employment of this coarse General Smith made a reconnoisance with 2000 made up ; and when Keziah Small’s mind is a downright fact; for you know 1 am kinder shan’t find it run to grass when you get back, Babel,and the world shal weep ; like Miriam, 1 Well, no, it’s no matter,’ stammered grain has been adopted within about six months, men to Lewisville, remained several hours, com­ once fixed, you might as well ’tempt to move shabby, and with this on I looked as plump neither.’ lot her trumpet-strain foat gloriously over Miss M., coloring, ‘ Good morning.’ and it is thought to be much more effective than pleted the examination of the ground, and his the smaller grain.— Commerciul Bulletin. Mount Washington from its foundations, as as a Christmas turkey. I give a pat here and ‘ And mother,’ said he. crushed, but giant wrong, and the world command had started back when the enemy to move her. I a twist there, jest as I ’ve seen other women ‘ You had better break it to her, yourself, shall hear; but let the irumpet and lament P oultry R aising.— I commenced keeping opened fire with shell by which two men Industry is K ing.—A year or two since, a were killed and three wounded. Griffin’s bat­ If I was ever remarkable for one thing Jo to their hoops, and jest as I ’d got it de- ’ said I ; • she will take it best from you. j issue as did the oracles »f old, from behind poultry three years since, by purchasing Southern paper exclaimed, “ Cotton is king,” more n another thing, it was firmness ol ranged to my satisfaction, 1 happened to cast I knew very well that Ephraim was the the veil that cannot be rent— the “inner tery, be says, silenced that of tho enemy, and seven hens of mixed breed, and had the and then came a mighty shout from the great our men came back in perfect order and excel­ mind. A physiologer that examined my niy eye out of the winder, and seed that the light of her eyes. I temple” of sacred Houn. Within it should usual success with them. Not being fully West, “ Corn is king.” A correspondent of lent spirits. The men behaved most admirably head, last spring, said I had the biggest j cattle had broke into the cornfield, and was I do not think mother was much surprised, be enshrined the divhity of the place.— satisfied with the result, I last year bought the Valley Farmer goes to the root of the mat­ under fire. IIo concludes by remarking, we bump of firmness that he ever seed on the' tearing up the corn to an awtul rate. Icha- for when he told her about it, she said. Here, and here only, wiuld we find a woman; a pair of pure blood black Spanish fowls ter, and says that “ Industry is king”—the in­ shall have no more Bull Run affairs. head of any critter, except a jackass ! And ‘ If you feel a call to go, 1 have not a here, imprison her. Imprison her? A ye.1 and set every egg the hen could he induced dustry that digs from the earth the many orcs bod had charged me, when he went away and fabricates them for commerce ; whieh plants A Newsboy Artuigued by the Fcdcrnl I’ris- iustid of feeling insulted by his remarks, that morning, not to let so much as a mouse wordord to say, You1 ou have your mother’smother s bless-ibless- j as the lighthouseligbtnouse ray, 4iatmat flows nows out,our, pure asa j to lay; using for nurses other hens of a less our fields with grain and fruits, and reaps rich otiers nt Richmond. I was as pleased as a cat with two tails: for ing.’ the angel’s pulses, into the night and dark- valuable sort. When possible,! set two hcnR look at that cornfield, which was the very harvests for commerce ; which rears the hum­ The following entertaining story is from a I allers prided myself on my detetmination. apple of his eye, and when I beheld them Mother’s father had been a soldier in the ncss ol the world—a stir beneath the cloud-, at the same time and turned the broods blest and the proudest homes, hamlets, villages letter to the Charleston Courier dated Rich­ If anybody haint got no mind of their own, them cattle 1 was horror struck. Revolution. Ephraim enlisted in one of the but brightest there—wannest there—always together after hatching. In this way 1 se­ and cities, as markets for commerce ; and which what’s the use of their living in tins world ? 1 couldn’t stop for nothing ! Skiliton or no Massachusetts regiments, though we are New there, where Heaven fid kindle it, within cured some fine broods of chickens in my finally builds the careering ships and whirling mond, August 19, 1861 :— They do more hurt than good, and the soon­ skiliton, them four legged varmints must be flampshere people. the precinct, tho very sltar-place of home. opinion the most graceful creatures that ever cars, by whieh commerce moves and thrives. The quarters of'the Yankee prisoners still Let the farmer further consider, before he er they shuffle out of thismoital coil, the exterminated from the cornfield ! Down the He came home once on a furlough, all It is related of Nadame Lucciola, a walked iu a poultry yard. These were fed continue to be the picture-gallery of the town. better for their feller men. yield his throne and sceptre, and let men of all You may always find there a crowd of idlers stairs I flew, taking two at a time, and my dressed up in his regimentals, and I could renowned vocalist, thalshe ruined a splendid during infancy upon corn just cracked in a honorable labor consider ; for to them belongs staring at the guard windows on either side of But, as I said, my mind’s made up. I “ watch-springs ” thrashing and clattering af­ not help thinking that lie did look too hand­ tenor voice by her efEirts to imitate male large coffee mill kept for the purpose, and the sovereignty of the earth. Tho sum of the the street, studying human nature and specu­ never will wear a hoop ! so help me all the ter me. 1 never minded trifles, and on I some to be set up for a mark to be shot at, singing. Many a sweet voice and gentle every one was raised without any trouble. world's wealth and power is measured by their lating audibly as to the various incidents of the saints in the cullender ! flew, streaking it for the field. I grabbed like a turkey at Thanksgiving time, but then influence in the social harmony has been If this rule of feeding were invariable adopt­ brown hands aud sinewy arms. They are the hour. Some of the fellows have no change of I ’ve had too much experience with the fash- a stake out of the wood pile as I went, and he can have the privilege of shooting back lost to the world in the same manner.— ed, the disease called gades, would not be creators of commerce, and their industry is linen, aud necessarily go shirtless while that ins to git took into a new one very quick.— when I got within reach of them ere cattle, again. There is nothing more potent than a woman’s known. At any rate, I never had a case of king. useful article undergoes the drying process after Fashins is allers changing. You'll go and voice if iieard, not in the field or forum, that fell destroyer of chiekenbood since usin. “ The noblest men I know on earth a wash. Those who have the means areal- I didn't spare no exertions. They throwed Well, I put up a few needful articles in lowed the privilege of remedying this want.— spend all the money you can rake and scrape Are men whose hands are brown with toil; up their heads and started for the board his knapsack, and mother gave him a Bible, bnt at home. The song-bird of Eastern this kind of food. The same food is equally Who. boasting no ancestral birth, Those who have not, have in some instances, for some new fangled thing or other, and by fence. I let down the bars for ’em, hoping with his name written on the black leaf in story, borne from its native isle, grew dumb (good for ducks, and 1 believe for all poultry, Hew down the woods and dig the soil, been voluntarily provided Irom the wardrobe of the time you've wore it once or twice, it’ll they’d go through them like deacent quadru­ her own trembling hands. and languished. Seldom did it sing, and \Vhen food is ground very fine, it produces And win thereby a prouder name our own men. The officers occupy an appart- be ‘ old style,' and jest as different from the peds. But no 1 they was bound to go thro' Mary Dean brought him in a little thread- only when it saw a dweller from its distant derangement of the functions. Than follows kings’ or warriors’ fame.” ment by themselves, and fare, perhaps, moro ornnfortably <'oncressmanEly, theysay, grows prevailing mode as black is from white.— the solid fence, or stay in. ease, all made of red. white aud blue ribbon, land, or to its drowsy perch there oame a As soon as tho chickeno would owallo THE NEW ORLEANS Market.—New Orleans Then you must throw it away, and git the lie blushed, and looked as though he waute 1 tone, heard long ago in iis own woods. So whole corn they were fed upon that; and fat upou his diet. The others are in good My temper began to rise. I don’t like to ean hardly ho a very cheerful place for business health. Among their amusements are those of new contrivance. with the song that womin sings ; best heard men just now. A stray copy of a New Orleans be proposed upon, even by anermils, and 1 to kiss her, when she §ave it to him, and sinco Feb. lltli, they have well repaid my card playing, pslam singing, cursing and de­ By spells, I find myself sighing for the gave an old wall-eyed ox a dab with my she, poor thing, could not help crying when within Hume’s sacred temple. Elsewhere a care, with abundance of eggs of tho most paper for August 24 reviews the market of that bating. The latter is almost nightly the occu­ days of old Long zine, that the him in the , stake, lie set up a tremenjus bcller, histed he bade us all goodbye. Mother’s turn came trumpet-tone, perhaps a clarion- cry, but the delicate flavor; for these eggs have a peculiar eity for a week, with results which are dull pation of the officers—Ely acts as the moderator sam book tells about— the time when we his tail, and with one supernateral leap he last. lute-like voice has fled ;the -‘ mozzo-soprano” richness, superior to those of larger vari­ enough. of the meeting, or occasionally takes a hand is lost in the discords of earth. The week’s sales of cotton were 172 bales himself. Huson, his Congressional competitor used to kurd, and spin, and weave all our cleared the fence. But his iron-shod feet lie said—‘ It won’t be long, mother, it eties of fowls. with prices nominal, the receipts being 78 bales — a jolly, good-natured soul, by the way, fat, gounds, and turn out table linen by the ehrushed up the boards and stakes to a terri- won't be long,' and then be went quickly out' The old homestead ! I wish I could plan My experience with the black Spanish against 12,436 last year, “ exports none,” stock wholcsale, Them gounds that we made to bid rate, and the rest of the critters they of the door. At the gate he turned, and 1 it for you, as it is—no,no, I dare not say as hen has been, that she does not want to sit funny, interesting—is the leading speaker, and on band 9898 bales against 57,424 last year. the smaller guns predominate in the intellectual hum was gounds worth having. When you’d i diden’t try to favor the wreck any. 1 was saw hem look at the newly-furrowed field, at it is—as it was ; that ve could go together so often as the common kind, nor is she so Of the new crop II bales have been received, battery according to their various calibres.— got one it was there-—all nice and sub- so aggravated with ’em that 1 wanted to the cattle peacefully chewing the cud in the to-night, from room to room ; sit by the old tenacious of the idea when onee possessed of against 17,850 last year. Of flour, 7000 barrels The subjects are anything aud everything you were received, and none exported. Of wheat, stanch, not faded out and dropping away, drive them out of my sight, aud when I got ham-yard, at tFie house, and then his eye fell hearth, round which that circle of light and i t : one or two days confinement are usually can imagine, ranging on the gamut from the love onee swept, aud there linger, till all neither receipts nor exports. Hay §37 to §38. like yer spider's pea calico, but a grand good to the fence, I fetched a jump, expecting to oil us. He took off his cap, raised it over enoughT to T cure, her. , , ,. r i Mess port §26, holders asking §28, and sales solemn to the ridiculous. Their subject last stout piece of cloth, even after it had been ; land on t’other side. But no such thing his head with a pleasant smile, aud walked those simpler, purer tones returned, and we In fine I have proved to my own satisfac- j-or t|l(J j)u(. . no receipts, no evening was derived from the following simple in use a dozen years. j happened. Instead of that, 1 hung fast to away. We watched him to the first turn in should grow young again. Aud how ean we tiou that hens of a good variety, not to old, esports. Three hogsheads of bacon received, incident:— leave that spot without remembering one A newsboy who had been in the habit of sel­ V hy, there was my lye color and blue the top of the fence—my feet on one side the road, and then I said, 1 I t’s had luck to can be kept to good advantage, if properly - Sales of 20,000 sacks of salt, including 2890 ling his newspapers at three, suddenly ran his gound, all linen, and 1 spun and wove it my- and the rest of me on both sides together.— watch a friend out of sight,’ so we all went form that occupied, in days gone by, the housed, and led on an abundance of whole-j coarse from a prize ship, sold a t §2 30;— price up to live cents, and on making his accus­ self—as handsome a specimen of domestic I wriggled and twisted, hut 'twan° no use, about our daily work. “ old arm chair”—that old-fashioned Moth- some food, such as corn, sunflower seeds,, ■ Freights—Nothing whatever doing.” Ap­ tomed sale in the morning to one of the prison­ manufacture as ever you sot eyes on ; and 1 couldu.t get free. Gome to find out the The next morning 1 awoke with a weight one iu all the world, the law of whos scraps of meat, boiled potatoes, etc.; without parently the blockade pinches hard.—Boston ers, the latter first refused to “ come down.”— that gound lasted me fifteen years for a go- J diffikilty, that eonsarned skiliton had hitched on my heart, as if I had been at a fuueral j life was love ; one who was the divinity of putting peppercorns into their crops, or dos­ Ado. The young vender was equally inexorable, and to-meeting able, and then did service a one of its springs onto a stake iu the fence, all night, but did not at first know what it ' our infancy, and the sacred presence iu the ing with sulphur, cayenue, or any thing of the finally carried bis point, and received the amount Good Instructions.—In writing a familiar, ot his demand. This rise in stocks was report­ couple of years longer for a petticoat! I've and there I was, hanging up like a washing was, and even wondered for a moment why I \ shrine of our first earthly idolatry ; one whose kind L. b. it. off-hand note to Secretary Cameron, suggesting got it in a quilt now. It’s on Iehabod’s bed. of clothes ! ed to the Yankee conclave, whereupon the did not hear Ephraim's boots on the stairs.! heart is far below the frosts that gather so —American Agriculturist. the immediate appointment of Lane of Kansas cpiestion was raised whether it was right for My son is the powerfulest hand to lay under First I was mad, them ashamed, and just It all came across me then, and if it had not thickly on her brow ; one to whom we never as a general of volunteers, President Lincoln for the man to jew the boy or the boy to jew the a mountain of bed-clothes. I should fiustrate [ then if I could have got at the man or wo- been for the thought of mother, I believe I grow old; but, in “ the plumed troop,” or A man in Kentucky killed a cow a few pat in this valuable instruction, viz: “ Tell man. The discussion thus commenced in tho myself to death, if 1 laid under half the . man that fixed and wore the first hoops, I should have given right up, and laid my head the grave council are children still; one who days since in whose stomach was found a him when he starts to put it through ; not to social circle was carried into the debating soci­ large brass pin, a hair pin, and a quantity of be writing or telegraphing back here, but put ety, and after the usual pros and cons, it was comfortables that he does. But he’s troubled would have stopped all their airthly troubles back on the pillow and cried. Instead of welcomed us coming, blessed us going, and it through.” tremenjously with cold feet. Dr. Gray re- \ for them with a good will. But do all I that I got up and fed the cattle with my own never forgets us—never. hooks and eyes. It is infered that the cow finally decided by the Honorable Speaker, Ely, commended him to wear a bell-pepper in ■ could, it was impossible for me to get that hands, and then set about getting breakfast. And when, iu some closet, some drawer, swallowed the milkmaid. that the boy being the sole and undisputed Pin Money.—The origin of “ pin money” owner of the property, and the said property each of his stockings, but Ichabod sez that j hoop off that stake; and I had rather die It is now six weeks since Ephraim went, some corner, she finds a toy that once was was as follows:—Toward the close of the not being contraband of war, and no concati- Autocrats on Shipboard.—Some months ago they set him to sneezing so that be can’t stan there than let anybody see me in such a per- and we have heard from him several times. yours, how does she weep, as she thinks you fifteenth century, an epoch that marks a trans­ nation of circumstances having arisen to ob­ it. He says the remedy is worse than the dieament. the British ship “ Star of the East,” on her ition style in the dress of ladies, pins were His letters are short, but cheerful, and full may be suffering or sad. And when spring’ passage from Bombay for Liverpool, was lost struct the right thereby vested in the original disease, it’s a terrible misfortune to be sub- J, Keziah Small, that was allers talking of encouraging words for those he has left “ Leaves her robe ou the trees,” looked upon with great favor as New Tears possessor of the aforesaid vehicle of information, while beating through Mozambique Channel. ■•ifts. They displaced the old wooden skewer, the rfoht was undoubtedly inherent in the ado­ jeck to cold feet. A woman out West g o t, about the sins aud vanities of the world, to behind. The ship and cargo were valued at §209,006, does she not remember your tree, and wish previously used to fasten ladies’ dresses, which lescent merchant to determine for himself the divosed from her husband the other day, be- be hung up on a fence by a hoop 1 I would In one of them he says:—‘ It is very beauti­ you were there to seo it iu iis glory ? and in accordance with law and usage, an offi­ no effort of skill,'no burnishing of embellish­ cial inquiry was instituted as to the facts con­ incipient value of his goods, and to charge for cause he had cold ieet, and when I red the not have called for help if I had known 1 ful here. I see flowers such as never grew Nothing is “ far,” and nothing “ long” to ment, could convert into a sightly appendage. the same accordingly, ad valorem duties to the till in New Hampshire, and hear birds whose nected with her loss, at which the government, Pins, in that simple age of the world, were contrary notwithstanding. Exception was ta­ her ; she girdles the globe with a cincture of through an agent of the Board of Trade, was But notes are all strangers to me. But somehow love; she encircles her child, if he be on the luxuries of high price, and the gift was fre­ ken to the ruling of the chair, and Mr. Huson represented. The first witness examined was quently compounded for in money, an allow­ . . . . . ______heard I never dream of these. It is always of the face of the earth. proceeded to quote Shakespeare, and Byron, as not his wife would git tirod of him, and iootsteps; somebody was a coming, and if 1 1 peonies that grew by our well, and the roos- the sailmaker of the ship, who described the ance that liecaiue so necessaay to the wants of and Tom Moore, in support of his position.— Think you, as she sits in that wcll-remem- voyage and stated that when she struck she was ladies of quality, that it resolved itself at last Others followed in the Senatorial burlesque, want to put him away on that ar’ plea. could have turned into a caterpiller 1 should ’ ters that began to call each other from one bered corner to-night, she dreams her tremb­ about a mile oil' the shore. Whereupon Mr. Ichabod said his wile and his feet might go have been delighted. 1 turned my eyes Harm to another, long before daybreak.’ into a regular stipend, very properly called quoting, amid shouts of laughter, scraps of ling arm is less powerful to protect him now, Tyndall, the Board of Trade attorney, says to “ piu money.”—N. Y. Ledger. Latin,"French and Irish, telling stories and even to grass; be d git married when be was a round and lo and behold, there was a tall 1 have often thought since Ephraim went, him, “ Didn't you think it strange that the stalwart man though be is, than when it singing songs until bedtime arrived, when the mind to, and not afore. He allers speaks ■ man dressed in black, with a white bandker- that I should like to go and nurse the poor ship should be so close iu shore?” Witness— clasped him, an infant, to her bosom ? Deplorable Condition of Affairs in North­ party retired to their blankets, “ There s a about marrying, as though there was no doubt chief round his neck. I knowed in a ininnit jsick and wounded soldiers, and I am sure “ We're not allowed to think : there's only the sweet for every bitter,” the poet says, and the Does tbo battle of life drive the wanderer ern Missouri.—The St. Louis Republican learns but what all the women in the universe would j that it was Elder Johnson, the man that had Miss Dix would not refuse me, on account of cook and the captain allowed to think on board prisoners are doing all they can to extract it. to the old homestead, at last? Her hand is a ship.” The answer was a sockdologer, and that a deplorable condition of affairs prevails jump at the chance of having him. There s ; come the night afore, in the stage, to preach either my youth or beauty ; but this cannot upon his shoulder, her dim and fading eyes the representative of their lordships, after this all through Northern Missouri, and particular­ Walia la Yovng M u .— Oue uf tLc uleaucst an awful sight, of men that think jes so: but nod Sunday in tha pi..—, our regular ly I!...... I lia- fl...... Ilailo—IS*. JaacpL bo. Some must bo m o w to serve their LinJln/1 snmofcL'ng of “ of otLo* brinr OXpoaif-.inn of son 1»W. nado no raoro things a young man ean do, and it is not an they ginerally find they re mistaken afore , minister, who had gone to Bosting to get a country at home. terruptious. Railroad. Since the battle of Springfield the days,” as she gazes upon his brow. “ Be ol .•ceessionists have become emboldened and in­ uncomon occurrence, is to monopolize the time they die. M omen love to soft sawder the planner for his darter. Gracious! wasn't I There is one thing that troubles me.— stout heart, my son,—no harm can reach and attention of a young girl for a year or fellers, and it’s singular to me that men a in t! dumbfounded ? Mother has been growing weaker of late and Robert Elliott, who was arrested for treason creased the number of their outrages, and the thee here!” in Freedom, Me., has good blood on his mother's Union men are getting to be greatly discouraged. more, without any definite object, and to the got wit enuff to find out when they are being Good morning inarm, sez he, bowing.— often when she thinks no one is by, she shakes Surely there is but one Heaven—oue side, which ought to have saved him from They are subjected to all sorts of outrages, and exclusion of other gentlemen, who, supposing made fools of. Il I was a feller, I ’d like to ' y ou are iu rather an awkward position. Al- her head, and repeats over to herself Eph- Mother—and one God—B. F. Taylor. treasonable practices. Others of the family arc if the present state of things continues much him to have matrimonial intentions, absent see the gal that could make a ninny of me. j jow me to assist you. Aud he jest undid raim’s last words—‘ It won’t be long—it .------_— true to their country, and are much respected, lcmi’cr, the Union sentiment will be completely themselves from her society. It prevents the Ichabod is a first rate hoy, if 1 do say it; ,^at aro hoop, as though he had been used won't be long!’ I do not dare to ask her liis mother, now deceased, was a noble woman, demoralized. A much larger military force is reception of eligible offers of marriage, and The common things of life are those which fastens on the young lady, when the acquaint­ but he's a master red head, and folks do say to such biziness all his days. what she means. cluster in and around homes. The world is and when she lost her husband, went to work ueixled for the protection and support of the loyal inhabitants, and it seems that steps have ance is finally dissolved, the unenviable and that that’s a sign of bad temper. I don’t I never stopped to thank him, nor any­ The neighbors are for the most part very with an energy of purpose whieh was truly re­ made up of liomes. We may leave them for markable, cleared up the incumbrance on a fine been taken to meet this want. The St. Louis unmerited appellation of ‘ flirt.’ Let all your think much of signs, but I rather guess this thing, but streaked it for the house like ail kind and sympathizing, but there are some a holiday; but our lives are spent in our dealings with women, young men, bo frank, one is true so far as Ichabod's eonsarned.— farm, which was deeply mortgaged, and brought Democrat of the 3d inst. says : creation. As soon as I got there I took off people that seem to take a melancholy pleas­ homes and it is there we must make or mar up her children with all the advantages which “ Gen. Pope left this city yesterday for honest and noble. That many, whose education He’s just like a pitch knot—blazes up in a that skiliton and tied a rock to it, and car­ ure in looking ou the dark side of things.— them. If our homes are happy the happi­ could be afforded by her industry and devotion. Quincy, for the purpose of collecting a sufficient and position in like manner would warrant us minit, and goes out ditto. I would give any­ ried it out and sunk it in the duck pond.— Mrs. Cole is one of this kind. Sho always ness of life is secure. And as only the Robert Elliott was for several years in Hie Leg­ force to drive the thieves and marauders that in loqking for better things, are culpably crim­ thing if he had the amiable disposition of reminds me of an owl in a hollow tree. She islature, and was a member of tho Executive now infest Northeast Missouri from our State. inal on these points, is no excuse for short There it lays to this day. And if you be­ good life can be a happy one, those who do comings. That women are often injured or his ma. lieve it,Elder Juhnson’s sarmon the next Sab­ came in, the other day, and after making a Council. Secession sentiments at the North The troops destined for this work will be main­ the best here—tbo host they know—may usdally prevail among the most ignorant and ly drawn from Iowa and Missouri, with some wronged through her holiest feelings, adds but Another thing that I am sofry for in Ich­ bath was on the vanities of the world, and few observations about the weather, ‘ Well, assuredly hope to reach the best hereafter. a blacker dye to your own meanness. Onerula abod : be is terribly in favor of hoops. He credulous. The general intelligence and influ­ regiments from Illinois.” of woman in particklar; and his eyes were Ephraim's gone,' she remarked in a plaintive ence of Elliott made bis traitorous c-ourse all is always safe. Treat every woman you meet sez he's mortified every time I appear in the as you would wish another man to treat your on me the whole time. Humph! ketch me tone- Wiiat Constitutes an Unmarried Man ? the more dangerous. street; and says that Jim Leighton calls me wearing a hoop, indeed ! ‘ Yes,’ said I. —A case was recently tried before the Eng­ Swallowing a Yard of Land !—‘ Dick, let’s innocent, confiding sister.—Nevada Transcript. have a pint of beer,’ said a railway ‘ navio ’ to a string bean. Hump ! what do I keer what 1 Seems as though he might have done bet- W hy the Funds are Buoyant in London. lish House of Lords iu whieh the question liis mate. ‘ Nay, Jack, I can't afford to drink Enfield Abmory.—It was only about seven Jim Leighton sez? I can remember him L ooking A like.—The following incident ter,’ said she. in dispute was the signification to be given Tho London Times assigns a reason for the buoyancy of the Londou stockmarkct, which a square yard of good land, worth .£60 10s. an vears since that the English Government deter­ when he was not bigger than a pint of cider, illustrates how desirous the volunteers are 1 ‘ How could he do better than to do his to the word “unmarried,” the applicants mined to discontinue the purchase of small should be brought to the notice of every think- acre.' ‘ What’s that you’re saying, Dick?’— and 1 must say that he was the dirtiest nosed to obey orders, and tha good result cf their | duty ?’ said I. contending that it meant “ without having arms from private manufacturers, and estab- in1' man, North or South. Among tho causes ‘ Why, every time you spend threepence in boy that ever 1 seed in my life. He’s got to efforts. '• I suppose you will see that I j ‘ A good many has gone that won’t never beer, you spend what would buy a square yard liahcd a Government armory at Enfield, whieh been married at all,” and the respondents fora buoyant market it assigns the amount of be quite a dandy now, and wears a turn down have written mother’s letter with a pencil,and come back,’ said she. that it signified “ without having a husband of land. Look here :—[Dick taked a piece of is about twelve miles north of London. The money now unemployed, the reduction of the building commissioners visited the national and collar and a mustach. Well, last August' yours with pen aud ink. It is because we! ‘ Perhaps so,’ said I. or wife living at the time of death.” The bank rate, the good harvest, peace in Europe, chalk out of his pocket and begins to make Ichabod he got so worked up about me, that have just had a lot of pen-holders and pens “ the satisfactory anticipations with regard to figures on his spade.] There are 4,840 square private armories in the United States before de­ ■ They say ’ twill be terrible sickly down Court below decided iu favor of the respond­ yards in an acre : threepence is one-fourth ot a ciding on the plans, and on their recommenda­ he went to Dover, and when he came back he i given to us by government. We have also Indian finance, and the benefits to b K confer­ there come hot weather,’ said she. ents, when the present appeal was brought. shilling : divide 4,640 yards by 4 : that gives tion much of tho machinery was made on the brought a skiliton skirt, one he'd bought for had a box aud a half of shoe blacking ‘ Did you ever know a mau to die before Their Lordships being equally divided the red ON THAT COUNTRY BY THE EXISTING COTTON 1 210 shillings. Now divide that by 20 (there Springfield patterns, by Ames of Chicopee and me. Paid two dollars and ninepence for i t ; given to each mau. You will remember his appointed time?, said 1. decisiou of the Court below was affirmed crisis.” Confidence in the breakdown of the being 20. to the £1), and there you have £60- by Robbins & Lawrence of Windsor, Vt. and it had thirty springs and a buster on that in my last letter 1 stated that G. F., southern monopoly is what now inspire'3 Eng­ 10s.7which is the cost of an aero of good land, The Enfield armory is capable of turning out She laughed and said,’ Well, you be good and the appeal dismissed with costs. land with cheerfulness. behind! I was disgusted with my son, to one of the privates, had no shoes. When grit, any way.’ at threc-pcnee a square yard !’—British Paper. about a thousand rifles or muskets per week.— think that he should im igine for a moment the Colonel gave us the blacking he said he Many of the ‘ Enfield rifles,’ howover, are made Alter awhile she went on—‘ I f he was a A correspondent of the Missouri Democrat The Hartford Courant says that Gen. Lyon that I'd be seen with such a thing on.— wanted us to look as much alike as possible. captain or something, ’twould be different. The first seizure of a rebel vessel under the at private armories, after tho Enfield patterns, states on the authority of Dr. II. Riechen- left, by will, all his property, valued at §! 50,000 which were adopted after a long series of experi­ Why, I should have been ashamed to look So G. F. went to work and blacked his Ho might have funerals in all the great cities to tho Government. He lias thus gived al 1 that confiscation act, was mado by Mr. Collector back a surgeon of the First Iowa Regi­ Currier of this port, on Monday, in taking the ments, a gun-maker named Prichett furnishing a deacent person in the face. feet and polished them ; and when the Col. —but nobody mind whem a prioate gets ment, the very last words which fell from a man could give for the benefit of bis cou mtry the piece which, with its balls, surpassed all Ichabod he coaxed and coaxed for me jest came along on dress parade, he asked schooner Thomas E. French, at Haverhill. She shot.’ the lips of General Lyon. The doctor was others for accuracy and penetration. The model to put it on; but it warn’t no use, my mind F. why he did that? He replied, ‘To look It is a common practice for mothers and ser­ is owned in Virginia, and is here from Philadel­ ‘ Mrs. Cole,’ sasd.l, 1 do you think even a within a few feet of him when, he fell and phia with a load of coal. She is a Maryland is known among or Jnance officers as the ‘Enfield was sot. I told him I wouldn’t wear it if as much alike as possible.’ Tbo Colonel private can fall without God's notice ? Do vants to push before them the little carria;;o in Prichett rifle.’ was instantly at his side. The general was whieh they are giving infants an airinp; on built craft, a dozen years old—about 150 tons he'd give me all the gold there was in cali- burst out laughing, and went after parade to you think He forgets to send a guard of an­ burthen. She will be hauled up hero to await reclining in the arms of his body servant pleasant days. It is believed by medical wri.ter.s, That man cannot be your friend who will not forny. And I wouldn’t as I felt then. But the store and bought him a pair of shoes a the action of the government.—Newburyport gels lor his soul, because he hasn’t com­ when turning partially round he said : ‘'Leeh- that infants have died from disease produc ed by allow you to teach him anything. ther’s a desperate struggle first, I tell you. with his own money. mission ?’ man, I am going up!" this unnatural exercise of ridiDg baekwar j. Herald. For the Gazette* For the Gazelle, The National Loan.—In New York the aver­ Privateer* Fitting Out nt Charleston, S. C. Official Account of the Capture at Hattcrai j of the 16tli N ew ’ Inlet. KJROM EUIW PE. Camp Knox, Oak Shade, Va. Sept. 13 1861. :ar Alexandria^ Va.. age daily amount of subscriptions were at first New York. Sept. 10. Captain Welch of the £Ije ■Sjbicfcta'it tojfH W ashington, Sept. 14.—The following dis­ Mr. Editor.—Camp Knox has experienced Mr. Editor :—Permit one who has been for- about a half a million, but the last three days schooner Mary Ellis, recently from Charleston, St. J ohns, N. F., Sept. 14. Steamship Kan­ states that the following resales were fitting out patch have been received at the Navy Depart­ some changes during the past months. irly a reader of your paper, as well as native of the last week show the rate to be nearly garoo, from Liverpool 4th instant, via Queens­ Thursday, September 19, 1801, as privateers in Charleston harbor : The Beau­ ment : town 5th, was intercepted off Cape Race at The death of Mr. A. Robinson by accident, our State, to drop you a few lines from the doubled. A large part of the Boston subscrip­ regard, Capt Sibley. with forty men, to sail U. S. Steamer P awnee, ) 12.30 to-day by the news yacht of the Associat­ and of Mr. Turner of your city, by sickness, , giving a few incidents of “ Life on the tion continues to bo taken in New York. The Sept. 1st; steamer South Carolina, alias Bull S. M .F E T T IN G IL I.4 CO., are authore d Hatteras I nlet, Sept. 10, 1861. ( ed Press. Her advices are four days later than receiving Advertisements and Subscriptions lor have summoned us to the funeral march and te n jd field.” Herald says, in its monetary article of Saturday: Run, Capt. Coxsetter, with eighty men. Tho those by Africa. “ Offices—10 State St., Boston, and 119 Nm-sa light ship from Rattlesnake Shoal, with forty Sir : I have to state for the information of the The Kangaroo brings 200 passengers, all well. soldier's burial under the old oak tree. As you tup life is variable with intense interest “ The better the subject is understood, the York. men, was also fitting out as a battery, Her department that 1 have taken a valuable prize She passed the Persia on the 6th. have probably learned, the death of the former andJcxcitement, and extreme dullness. Week more general is the conviction that the people this morning, now called the Susan Jane, of S R NILES (successor to V. B. Palmer.) Newspaper owe it to themselves to subscribe, and that they crew were mostly in prison, as they refused to Political news unimportant. Advertising Agent, No. 1, Scollay’s Building, (Aurt street occurred, Aug. 23, by an accidental pistol shot. after week will perhaps roll by, and a universal serve after hearing of the loss of the Petrel.— Nevis, West Indies. This schooner was called the It is reported that there are spies in thc em­ Boston, is authorised to receive advertisementsc lor this pa cannot do better, even in a mere business point Charles MeCees, when she cleared at Ncwburn, per, at the rates required by us. Other changes have taken place through res­ dullness and gloom, from a dearth of interest­ of view, with their money. The letters by the All privateers within the rebel States are front ploy of the Washington Government on board Charleston, and mainly belong to New York. N. C., two days before the blockade went into of all the trans-Atlantic steamers. ignations and promotions. The resignation of ing news, and from inactivity, which prevails Africa state that large amounts of foreign cap­ efl'ect on this const. She took a cargo of ter­ The Tories of ’Seventy-Six and Capt. Conant of Co. C, was followed by the ital will he placed in our securities as soon as Bailie near Summerville.— Flight of pentine to the West Indies, and at Nevis Island so much in tiie soldiers life. On the other our financial policy is understood on the other The First Term, for civil business, of the new ’S ix ty -o n e . promotion of 2d Lieut. Charles Greenhalgh to hand, a little victory gained over the enemy F lo y il. obtained an English register, but without a bill side. From present indications the last comers of sale or endorsement of any kind on the part Police Court, for the City of Rockland, will be lirksborg It was not by any means a very unfair com­ Captaincy. my by our co-workers in the cause of liberty ; will have to pay a premium to get any of the C , Va., Sept. 12.—A battle took holden on the first Tuesday of May, 1861, and place about 3 o’clock on Tuesday afternoon near of the master or agent, and without any other parison which a gentleman made in our hearing Another important promotion of which your a sudden raid of either party ; or some move seven and three-tenths per cent, notes.” paper required under English law. She sailed hereafter, on the first Tuesday of each month, The New York Journal of Commerce contends Summerville. Gen. Rosencrans, after making in a public address, when he said that the lories readers are already aware, has deprived us of rnent of which the object is unknown, and a recjnoisance, found Floyd’s army of 5000. from Nevis to Halifax, Nova Scotia, and thero at nine of the clock in the forenoon. that the loan is the best national security ever took on hoard an assorted cargo, consisting of of the Revolution were in character as far above our esteemed Lieut. Col. T. II. Marshall and which creates an interest from the uncertainty yet ntl'ered to a purchastr. It says; with 16 field pieces, entrenched in a powerful No action will lie entered till the writ is position on the top of a mountain at Carmix blankets, cloth, iron, steel, brogans, axes, &c., the tories in loyal States to-day as the angels of i given him to the 7th Regiment. His farewell of its purpose, kindles anew the enthusiasm, “ It any bonds in tie world are good these all of which were purchased in New York and placed on file, which must be done during the must be. The world liny he ‘ on its last legs ferry, on the west side of Gauley river. The light were above the fiends of the bottomless ; address to the 4th, at the close of our last Sab- and awakens the zeal of the men. It stirs rear and the extreme of both flanks were inac­ Boston, as is shown by the bills of lading, from first hour of thc Court, on the returned days. and desperately sick ’ anl some morning or other different leading houses in those cities. pit. This might seem a rash expression, but bath services, which were conducted by Rev. them up to a realization of their duties as sol­ go flying out of its orbit. The Atlantic may cessible, and the front was masked with heavy No second continuance will be granted, ex­ forests and a close jungle. Col. Lyle’s lOtfi I sent the prize to Philadelphia or New York making due allowance for patriotic license, the j Mr. Leonard chaplain of the 3d, added much diers, of the importance of active, effective co­ meet the Pacific on the summit of the R icky at the discretion of the prize master, Lieut. cept by agreement of parties, or for cause Oh o regiment, of Gen. Benham’s brigade, was idea intended to be conveyed was correct. Did j interest and feeling to the hour. May the same operation, and of the great responsibility that Mountains; but either of these events appear Crosby, so he may he authorized to enter the shown. quite as likely to occur just now as the bank­ in advance and drove a strong detachment of our readers ever compare the position of the ’ blessing that he invoked upon us follow him in port most accessible at this stormy period of the No credit will be given for fees of this Court. rests upon them. ruptcy or repudiation of the United States of the rebels out of a camp this side of the posi­ tories of ‘ Seventy-six with that of the tories o f, his new sphere. Drs. Banks and Hopkins have tion, the site of which was unknown. Shortly year. I send all the papers found on board.the At present the camps of the regiments around America. prize, in charge of Lieut. Crosby, to he handed M. W. FARWELL, Judge. afterwards bis scouts, consisting of 4 compa­ ’Sixty-one, and consider which is to be regard-' also left us, their places being filled by Drs. us are full of life and interest. An unusual The expression is a strong one. But can any to the proper admiralty officer ; also Capt. Ire Rockland, April 24, 1861. one tell whence has arisen tiiis gloomy view of nies, suddenly discovered themselves in the face ed as deserving the milder condemnation ? The Carr and Libby, the former of whom lias but activity prevails, occasioned by the near vicinity of a parapet battery and a long line of palis­ land and four of the crew. I shall detain for the future which lias poisoned some minds, and thc present two passengers, believed to be super name of tory has come down to ns from our lately arrived. of quite a force of rebels, together witii several ades fir riflemen, when the battle opened fierce­ Post Office Notice. which even some of the most ardent aud active cargoes, and also the mate. When liis duty is fathers loaded with opprobrium, and very justly Tiie late donation to the 4th, chiefly from acts of extreme audacity committed by them. supporters of the Administration have done so ly. The remainder of the 10th and 13th Ohio All persons having old stamp envelopes on hand, are re­ regiments were brought into action successively completed, I have to request that Lieut. Crosby quested to call nt this office and exchange for new, on or so. iVe look back upon the tory of the Revo­ Rockland and Belfast, was a decidedly whole­ Thursday evening, a party of the noted much to encourage? may he permitted to return to liis important before September 4, 1861. Imagine the inhabitants of these States swept by Gen. Benham, and the 12th afterwards by M. C. ANDREW S, I*. M. lution as a mean and despicable character and sale affair and created no small stir by its ar- Hampton Legion of about one hundred strong, duties at this place, as Post Captain under the Rockland, August 28, 1861. 3w36 away, leaving their cities, their factories, their Capt. Ilartruff, whose object was an armed au eneuiy of his country's cause, as indeed he rival. Perhaps I am sufficiently identified with reeonnoissance. The enemy played upon our orders of Gen. Wool. I sent Lieut. Crosby on made a dash on the pickets of the 26th New mills, farms,’school houses, railways, steamers, board the prize because lie is an important wit­ was. But how do we regard him iu compari-' the recipients to take the undelegated liberty York Regiment, in this Brigade, who were and all their gold and silver lying where it now forces terrifically with musketry, rifles, eannis- SPECIAL NOTICES. ter and shell, causing some easualitics. Col. ness of what occurred after we boarded the son witli the torv in our own State and com- of expressing publicly the thanks of the regi- is, and ask whetliei it would be worth while schooner. Thia vessel, like the three already stationed on the Mt. Vernon Road, driving them Lytlie led several companies to charge the bat­ for another nation of eighteen millions of ac­ captured, stood in under the belief that the forts Notice. munity to-day—the man who refuses his sup­ ment. in and scattering them. tery when lie was brought down by a shot in tive people to Lake the inheritance, charged were still in the hands of the enemy. HE Knox County association of the Sons of Temperance port to his country in its struggle for the pres- We have also just been favored by a visit Three of the pickets, not having an opportu­ with a mortgage of a thousand millions, and the leg. Col. Smith’s 13th Ohio regiment en­ will hold its next quarterly meeting &i the Hall of gaged the enemy on the left and Col. Lowe’s Tiie Pawnee, showing no colors, was taken T ervation of its existence and wtio sympathizes j from Capt. Spaulding of your city. Thus is can any one doubt that it would he worth pur- feu- un English cruiser, and thc vessels were not Hyperiun Division, Rockland, on nity to escape, took refuge in a barn near by, 12tli Ohio regiment directly iu front. Cel. nlDtP.rVPtl BliniPflf flip -r-k - •■LaKin--? Twenty year® ot such taxation as we boarded u ntil they were inside th e bur. tV Thursday thc 2Gtli day of September. with the enemies of the government in their ef-, the soldier often reminded that lie isnotforaot- Lowe fell dead at the head of his regiment at 10 o’clock A M. immediately surrounded it, and took them pris­ have Six-.. subjux to in tho city of New York arc beginning to see signs of the enemy on tiie for the past four yea», without a dollar on the early in tiie hottest lire by a ball in the fore­ Basis of R epresentation . -E ach Division in Knox lutiou wererhau 'euutugli, hut we must not do ly assure him that he lives in the hearts of oners. The troop that captured them, not head. McMullen’s howitzer batteryjand Snyd­ southwestern side of the enterance, where it is county is entitled to send six delegates, and one additional thousand of increase, would, if the proceeds believed a picket guard is stationed to watch delegate for every twentj-flve members. those perverse monarchists injustice, by placing loved ones, kindred, and friends at home. How being very well dressed, while the pickets were were honestly and can fully applied, pay the er's two field pieces meantime got into the best Members and visitors of the order, iu or out of the coun­ our movements. ty will be udinitted to the meetings of the association. them on a level of baseness with the tories of bravely then ought we to toil, how cheerfully debt with interest. position possible under the circumstances, and I enclose a letter found among the papers of in new uniforms, undoubtedly thought it would soon silenced two of the rebel guns. J. E. M. WRIGHT, Recording Secretary The Kingdom of Gent Britain is no bank­ thc s»-called Susan Jane, which may give the Rockport, Sept. 11, 1861. 3w38 1801—much less must we regard iliem as the to endure till a grateful country shall say, “ It add to their appearance by making an exchange Tiie lire slackened at intervals, but grew rupt, and the world las no fear of its bank­ Department some idea of the policy pursued worse of the two classes. The tories of the is enough, return now to your friends and more furious as night approached, when the SF"John Brown’s invasion of Virginia has of dress ; which they immediately carried into ruptcy, although it oves to-day a national debt iu Nova Seotia. I have the honor to be, very German brigade was led gallantly into action been a very severe trial to nervous persons living at the Revolution, in their conservative adherence to home, your rewards and well-earned honors.” efl'ect by appropriating the uniforms of their o f more than $4,000,{00,000, for the payment respectfully, South. A free dissemiiiulion of Dr. llam’s Invigorating by Col. McCook, under direction of Adjutant- the authority of the King and parliament, kept Major Nickerson lias not yet returned, we arc prisoners, and leaving them their east off rags. of which we look only to the British Islands, Your obedient servant, Spirit would do more to quiet their nerves and bring about containing a populatiin of less than 30,000, General llartrufl', but after a furious fight of a better stale of feeling iu that quarter, than any other in­ aloof from in their sympathies, or resisted in daily expecting his arrival. This done, they thoroughly searched the house J. C. ROWAN, strumentality. It would pay the mercantile community 000. France,' wHh foou?3MOOr6oi)”tobabi-1 thre°, h° ura> Vlc. trooF3 wore, ,recal,k'd and tbo Commander U. S. Navy. in New York, whieh has a southern trade, to buy it by the their action, the movement of the people to 1’he present is undoubtedly a season of per- hundred gross, and give it away in that quarter. of the Union man living on the place, who had tants, already owes $f,000,000,000, and is in- m01‘ Iald on theirarmes, within a short distance To-Gideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy. throw off allegiance to a government which had sonal interest among the military aspirants at creasing the debt annually.’’—Boston Journal. ■ uf t 'c cnol“y> each man ready to resume the General Depot, 48 Water-Street, New-York. been a spectator of the scene ; but findin The list of vessels captured at Cape Hatteras It is put up in pint bottles nt 50 cents, aud in quarts at become unjust and tyranical. They were Camp Knox in reference to the line of promo ______i conflict next morning. Inlet is ns follows: Schooners Susan Jane, $1. A liberal discount to Wholesale and Retail Druggists nothing to gratify tlicir cuiiosity, they disap­ The thief floyd fled during the night sink- for cash. Ocean Wave, Harriet Wyan and Mary Ware. wrong—they were standing in opposition to the tious 600n to follow the vacancy of our next peared as suddenly as they came, taking with Decisive Battles tr the World.—The de­ his boats in the river, and destroying a Whole.ale Agents in Boston, G. C. GOODWIN Sc CO., cisive battles of tiie vorld, those of which, to M.S. BURR A: CO , and WEEKS A: POTTER. rights and happiness of tlicir countrymen, but highest regimental office. Another item of in- them tlicir prisoners. temporary bridge vvhieh he made when he first Seizure of Rebel Properly. Sold in Rockland by C. P. FESSENDEN. F. G. LOOK, use Hallam's words, a contrary result would occupied the position. The turbulence and and J. S HALL & CO.; in Thomaston, WM. M. COOK, they were maintaining tlicir allegiance as the tcrest and source of anticipation is, that pay Tliis Brigade, the seventh, commenced a new have essentially variet the drama of the world New York, Sept. 14.—The steamship Colum­ undjG. I. ROBINSON, and by ull dealers in medicine depth of the river and the exhaustion of our bia was seizel this noon on her arrival from everywhere. 4w35 subjects of an established government—the day is just at hand. Fort yesterday, which is to be built on a very in all its subsequent scenes, arc numbered as troops made it impossible to follow him. He Havana. She is almost wholly owned in Char­ government of their latlier-land which they had Wo think the vivacity of the regiment was fifteen by Professor C’csay, who fills the ehair left liis camp equipage, wagons, horses, large F. G. COOK' commanding site, about two niilc= frvn Fort of Aueientaud Modem History in the Univer­ leston. Seven thousand dollars in gold was learned to regard as having the strongest claim never better than now. Sickness seems to be Ellsworth, down the Potomac, L ite p quantities of amunition and 50 head of cattle. also seized, destined for the South. sity of London. Tho,’ are the grand subjects Our loss was 15 killed and about 70 wounded, to their Faithful adherence and service. The on the decrease. We number more at dress being dug, and breast works thrown up around of two volumes by him, lately from Bentley's generally flesh wounds. The rebel loss is not t ucis tory of to-day, on the other hand, witli-holds parade than our neighbors around us. The press, and aro ; S . L , Sept. 14. Advices from Southwest W holesale and Retail Dealer in it, aud each man takes with him his arms to known. They carried their dead and wounded Missouri state that since the withdrawal of liis support, not from an effort to effect a rev- soldiers appear finely and neat iu their new 1. The battle of Marathon, fought 490 B. C., with them, hut tlicir loss must have been seri­ DRUGS. MEDICINES, PATENT MEDI­ protect the position and to secure the erection in which the Greeks ruder Thcmistoclcs defeat­ the Federal troops from St. Joseph, the rebels CINES of every approved kind, Chemicals, Sponge, Truss­ olution, hut from the measures necessary to suits of blue, and work daily with hearty good ous. iu that region have commenced arming again. es, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Perfumery, Hair Oils, of the Fort. The woods have gradually disap­ ed the Persians undet Darius, thereby turning Hair Restoratives, Hair and Teeth Brushes SyHnges ol all protect and continue the very government un- will, doing credit to New England muscle, on Some 2000 rebels are concentrated in Andrew peared around us, leaving the surrounding hilli back the tide of Asntie invasion, which else J efferson City, Mo., Sept. 13, P. M. sorts, Bird Seed, Cooking Extracts, Spices, Citron, Cur- der which lie was horn, in which lie is an equal our new Fort (Franklin) which confronts the would have swept ovet Europe. county, under Major Potter, and about the runts, Jellies, Figs, Tamarinds, Pure Cream Tartar, Loz­ brown with fallen timber, through which a 2. The battle of Syracuse, 416 B. O., iu A messenger lias just arrived from Boonville, same number of Unionists, composed of Mis­ enges, Lard and Neats Foot Oil, Burning Fluid, Dye Stuffs sovereign with every other American citizen, rebel entrenchment on .Munson's Hill some two dec., dec. tire would run with the velocity of a whirlwind which tho Athenian power was broken, and the saying that 800 rebels had attacked the Feder­ sourians and Iowians, under Cols. Craner and Sitfn of the Blue Mortar, Pillsbury Block, al troops there, and that the fighting was going and to which he is indebted for all the blessings or three miles opposite. should it once be ignited. Many a fair county rest of Europe saved i'ruii Greek dominion. Edwards, are stationed in the same region.— ROCKLAND, ME. on when the messenger left. Both sides are preparing for a battle, and a October 25, 1860. 44tf of his political and social condition in life.— The spectacle is quite an imposing one pre- seat has been dissolved of its beauty by the axe 3. The battle of Arlela, 331 B. C., in which Alexander, by a defeai of Darius, established conflict is shortly expected. Ile gives his sympathy and the influence of Ins seuteil by the two armies, between Alexandria Fortress Monroe, Sept. 13. THLf GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. of the soldier ; hut in war all things are made his power in Asia, ard by the introduction of Tom Haynes witli 1000 men, crossed the despicable example, not, like the tory of '70, and Chain Bridge, fortifying along the whole amenable to necessity. The work of intrench- European civilization (reduced an etteet which Steamer S. it. Spaulding returned from Hat­ Missouri river at Arrow Rock on Tuesday SIR JAMES CLARKE’S to the upholding of the existiug authority, lie line witniu a few miles of each other and eacli inent is rapidly progressing, and the region may yet he traced there. teras this morning. The Susquehannah and last, hound for Gen. Price's army. Celebrated Female Pills. it ever so unjuEt, hut to the treasonable com- within sight of Washington and under the 1. The battle of Metuirus, fought 208 B. C., Pawnee arc still there. The former sustained Six hundred rebels, under Col. Hull, were around us, extending to the Chain Bridge, will hut slight damage with the gunboat. The inarching toward Glasgow on Wednesday, to Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, bination for the overthrow of tiie government shadow of its unfinished Monument to tlicir the Remans, under the Consul Nero, defeatin , - soon be impregnable ; and we may safely bid the Carthagcnians under llasdrubal, and by kpauldtng brought the remnant of Col. Web cross the river and join Martin Green's force. M. D ., Physician Extraordinary to the to which he owes his allegiance and the de- 1 common national Father. defiance to any force, the rebels are capable of which the supremacy o the great Republic was ber 8 regiment, and nearly 1000 stand of arms The rebel camp at Lick Creek, Monroe coun­ Queen. struction of the noblest nation that lias ever But I was speaking of the improved con- bringing against us. Should they come we will established captured from the rebels and 12 prisoners from ty, was broken up hyjlie Federal troops on This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in tiie cure of al 5. The victory of Armenia, A. D. 8, over the prizes taken at the inlet. Sundny last, and it is reported that 300 rebels those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female rnadc itself a place among the kingdoms of the dition of the Regiment. Let me close Mr. Ed- “ welcome them with bloody hands to hospit­ constitution is subject. It moderates all excess, and re­ the Roman leader Veins, which secured Gaul l'our vessels liad run into the inlet with Eng- were captured. moves all obstructions, and a speedy cure maybe relied cartli. lie lias no interest that calls him to for- itor, by giving you an item of personal expe- able grave.” froin Roman dommatiei. :1,8,1 culor8> uuder thc supposition that the place Another camp at Spenecrburg, Pike county, sake his country s for the traitor’s cause, and ricncc, showing how securely you might slum- 0. The battle of Chalons, A. D. 461, iu ' was still in thc hands o f the rebels, our flags was broken up on Monday and sixteen rebels TO MARRIED LADIES Yesterday 1 visited our sick in the Hospitals it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a shot time, bring en his own prosperity depends upon the success of her on a soldier's pillow should you come to which Actins defeated AUila, the Hun, the self-I liavinS '.'ecu tc.nporarially hauled down; and taken prisoners. at Alexandria. 1 saw none except those from the monthly period with regularity. the patriotic cause which lie has deserted. The visit us. A few evenings since I had occasion this regiment, with whom I was acquainted; styled “ .Scourge of God,” and saved Europe , pilots being ollcrcd the vessels, and every facility from entire devastation. ;tor Sctt,nf5 tfiey did not discover their mis- Washington, Sept. 15. Each bot’tle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government tory of 76 had the merit of being true to his to be outside the camp until after dark, and though many a one from Maine was there. " Ti e battle of Tours \ !) 735 in which ' ^k c until it was too late. Two of the vessels, There has been unusual quiet on the Virgin­ Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. king, whose authority lie thought should be had forgotten to obtain the countersign. So of Thanks to the generous nurses who, from the I Charles Martel, bv the defeat of thc Saracens, ; the Susan Jane and Harriet ltyan were from ia side throughout the day. The recent order CAUTION. maintained, but the tory o f ’61 has no quality , course, tiie experiment of getting admission same patriotic zeal that kindled the spirits of: averted the Mohammedan yoke from Europe. ll,c Prov"1“ s’ a“.J !‘aJ valuable cargoes for the better observance of the Sabbath was Thi*e Pills should not be taken by lernales duriug the . u 8. The battle of Hastings, A. D. 1066, in ol molasses, shoes, and clothing. everywhere respected. The religious services Fir.Mt T h r e e M ou th * of Pregnancy, as they are sure oi faithfulness toany obligation—however great without that magic word had to be undertaken. r brave brothers, left home and its comtortsi j. „ . :ll:...... , v ...... 5,...... Our troops at tho Inlet have moved all the in the various camps were numerously atten- to bring on miscarriage; but at any other time they are liatu ol Normandy was victorious 1 , ,, , safe. a mistake the sense of th at obligation m a y b e - Approaching along the road leading by the j fur thc sick bcJ liad the inlectcd air of Ilospit-1 over the lglu-.Sa.xou Harold, and the result of •«»»» 11 londorad all those tutu u o a o o o u Iu all cases o f Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in to redeem the heinousness of his treason. The sentry and camp, I met thc prompt challangi als, they arc all excellently cared for, and aP’ Thera "7 nothing *of importance from the the Buck aud Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, palpita- P roc in luntiou by Gor. Mngodiii*—Rebel page of the future historian of our country “ Who comes there?" ion of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will pear as comfortable as their friends at home n'lg10']?h(j' batt,c of Orleans A D 1 4 0 - 1 'Sound or main land. Troop* Notified to Leave the State. will lie so blackened by the guilt of the tories 11 A friend.” effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al could„L1 wish.wkl, No\-n doubt,dnnht however,however a thought! wbich the E ligh welu ’ anj thc7 n’,le. I Gen. Reynolds has arrived at Old Point, and Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 15. Governor Ma­ of 1861 that the record of the tories of thc; “ Advance, friend, and give the countersign.’’ goes to Hatteras to-morrow. goffin has issued the following proclamation : though a powerful remedy, do nor contain iron, calomel, and a sigh are frequently given by many for the pendent existence of lrance secured antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. Revolution will be white in comparison. I am without the countersign.” loving kindness and soothing attention of a . Tjie defeat of th« Spanish Armady, A. I). In obedience to the subjoined resolutions I rington, Mo. 13 adopted by the General Assembly of the Com­ Full directions accompany each package. Tiie tories in our midst to-day are placed far | “ Corporal of the guard, post 15! while , .. . . , • 1 1 1 - 1588, which crushed thc hopes of Papaca Sole Agents for the United States and Canada, mother, a wife or a sister, which, whenever de-! A Union man, just from Greenville reports monwealth of Kentucky, the Government of the beneath tiie tories of '76 by tiieir pusilanimity. waiting for the summoned officers to arrive, prived of, leave a void in thc heart no human: fj q’|10 battle of B.enhcim, A. D. 1701, in that Hardy had rciurned to that place with JOB MOSES, Confederate States, the State of Tennessee, and (Late I. C. Baldwin & Co.) The tories of the Revolution would often fight: curiosity as to the faithfluncss of thc sentinel sympathy cau fill. which Marlborough, by the defeat of Tallard, 800 men, and threatens to march on this point. all others concerned, are hereby informed that Kentucky expects thc Confederate or Tennessee R ochester, N. Y. for their King, but those of to-day arc weakly . prompted me to pursue thc coloquy :— From the Hospital I went to thc camp of the ’ broke the. power and crushed the ambitious — — —— N. B SLOOandJJ postage stamps enclosed to any au crying for “ peace ”—a peace that would write « Do you not allow persons to pass alongthc 1 v -i- • . schemes of Louis XIV. J efferson, City, Mo., Sept. 13. troops to he witiidrawu from her soil uncon­ .Maine 4th. 1 hough from a familiar region, I j 12. TI10 defeat of Charles X I1 by Peter the A messenger from Col. Molligan at Lcxing- ditionally. thoiized Agent, will usure a bottle of the Pills by return their country's doom. A friend not long since road in tiie night? ” In the Senate, Mr. Whitaker introduced a mail. Stiw but few whom I knew. Ouc Limilhir iacc Hreat, at Pultowa} A. H. I jOJ, whieh secured ton, reports that Price’s ailvaneecl ^uartl hail For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland ; undone told us that he remarked to a tory croaker who “ Not without tho countersign.” among them when I visited it previous to leav the stability of the Muscovite E m p ire ._ reached Warrensburg to-day and Caleb Jack- resolution authorizing the Military Board to Druggist in everv town in the United States. was talking disparagingly of the Union cause “ Suppose a well known regimental officer seize the State arms wherever found, and to w .F. PHILLIPS and H. II. II a Y A- CO,. Portland, ing Meridian Hill, I missed, that of Sergeant J.3: 11!? batUe °f Saratoga, A. D. 1777, in son made them a speech. Price claims to have Wholesale Agents for the State. and saying (in allusion to the report that com­ wishes to enter, would you not admit him ?” ate tt pinnmnn M Htmmh I lo-.rn f which Gen. t«ates defeated burgoync, and IGUOO men, aud his main body is approaching employ sufficient police force to protect the May 1, 1860. 17ll Major S. II. Chapman. Although 1 learn that which deeidcd tilecontest in favor of thc Araeri- Lexin-ton. railroads. panies were forming to resist by force any draft “ AYe know no man in tho night, sir, not thetuv xiutxiMvxnumber uiof the mt, regimentit^ i.iitin hasiiuo beenMvvix vuuotuciu-considcia- .j tancan revuiuuiuuiauj,revolutionists, by liramaking uiig cFrance litiice theirally,uiiuiriiuy, The same messenger also briii-Ts an official upon them for men, or call for a tax in money even the Col. himself, unless he has the counter­ bly diminished, since the disaster of Bull Run, und other European powers friendly to them. anannouncement of a skirmish between the rebels Wc arc informed that a young couple in a to support the war,) that we should soon have sign ! ” it still appears to be in good order, and under ,14; The battle Valmy, A. D. 1792 in an,and Gen. Lane’s forces, dated Fort Blcdzoe,near neighboring town have named their infant boy Jeff. Davis. We doubt i t ; but the story re­ war among ourselves—“ O no, sir! there is no By this time the corporal came along and „ ....11 -un-i 13 . . ii- . i which.....-...... the...... Continental...... Allies,—’ under------the Dukei Fort j p0 Scott, 4th. Tho substance of whieh is excellent discipline. M bile strolling among of Brunswick, were defeated by the French t|,ut immediutely after leaving Springfield, he minds us of that other couple, who wishing to N ew York, May 15, 1860. danger whatever of war in Maine on that admitted me, well satisfied by my catechism of I hereby certify that Dr. Arthur S. Wolff has operated thc tents, I could hut notice the towering forms under Duinoariez ; without which the French despatched Gen.’ Raines to clear the Counties give their boy a Scripture name, called him for Cataract on both my eyes with perfect success. After ground. The tories of the Revolution, indeed, , the guard as to his trustworthiness, and giant limbs of many of thc men. Among Revolution would have been stayed. _ bordering on Kansas of marauding bands who Beelzebub. God I have to thank him for ihe blessing of my sight. H. BF.RIlARD, M. D., 167 Bowery. shouldered tlicir muskets and fought for the I had passed within but a few steps ere con- no other tronns hire I Been the like • nor d e l 15. The battlo of \\ aterloo, 1815, in which . |mj been devastating that section of country. cause they espoused, but the tories of 1861 ' eicnce and curiosity turned me back to nay v P ' j tbo Duke of Wellington hopelessly defeated l |c advanced to Raines assistance and their com- Arrangements are making for beginning I willingly testify to Dr. Arthur Wolff’s abilities and r think that troops of equal size, or of ic/ter ap- Napoleon, and saved Europe from his grasping I bined force encountered the enemy at Big Dry- work on Fort Georges, in Portland harbor, im­ scientific attainments. As an Oculist he is well aud most have neither the courage nor tiie manliness to interlocutor a deserved compliment and ask his favorably known to the Profession. My child suffered tor IR pctwince, can be found among those from any ambition. [Or, as others say, put back Europe wood Creek mediately. Work is also immediately to be years from Ophthalmia Tut tar—consequent of Measles, fignt openly and fairly on the field for the cause name, which lie must allow me to announce, as of the Union. My heart thrilled for a half a century in its progress towards civil lih- Tho forces under Lane, Montgery and Jame­ begun on Fort Knox, on the Penobscot. aud he has succeeded in removing this loathesome disease, they traitorously uphold 1” And he wa^right. John Kcllar, of Co. C. . . erty aud distinetivenitioiiality, which was only son after skirmishing an hour and a quarter, and she is now as well as ever. i/m c n t with pride for my own native State, recovered by the battle of Soll'erino.] WILLIAM SEAMON.M. D., W hat constitutes a tory? Wc say th \t to “ Honor to whom honor is due.” the federal forces retreated and were pursued Remedy for Sores.—Of a great many good 686 Hudson 8t., New York. ■id I wondered why I had been induced to leave cures for both man and beast, I have never met Rockland, July 17, 1661. 30tf refuse in any way thc duty of a citizen to\h c B. A. Chase. about two miles. He states that his loss was It, and cast my lot away from thc beautiful A correspondent of thcSieclc Paris, the gov- three killed and thirty-seven wounded. Three with one equal to wild cherryjbark steeped in Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral duly constituted government—to refuse to suieV vr n i TT,------T v , of Lane’s men were buried. water," for sores. It is remarkable for cleans­ ■ ..... 1 '-ti? Ihe New England Carpet Company, oh villages and proud hills that adorn its sur- eminent organ of Franco writes from Tunis, hns won for itself such a renown for the cure of every va­ port that government 111 all its cliurts to put ,, , , . 1 J 7 He says the enemy continued to retreat North­ ing and healing. , ,,. . . , 1 . Boston, have seven advertisements in our papi* face. j Algiers, as follows ;— riety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely un­ down rebellion against its authority and quell 1 11 ward from Fort Scott, which post they have necessary for us to recount the evidence of its virtues, of to-day, in which great inducements Reports reached us Tuesday that the enemy “ Our College of philosophers at home, may, abandoned, and adds “ this relieves mo of the wherever it has been employed. As it has long been in all invasion of its rights or endeavors to mar Look out for new three dollar counterfeits on constant use throughout this section, we need not do more offered to purchasers. arc concentratin'* quite a lar-*c force near and probably do accomplish a great deal tor necessity of pursuing them to Kansas, the soil the Bank of Hartford. than assure the people its quality is kept up the best it thc integrity of thc Constitution aud the Union, Mount Vernon, but for wliat purpose is not , tllc cau3c tof 8C‘(;n“ ’ thc Americans arc the of which I am unwilling to invade unless her ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do for their relief all it has ever been found to do, or to sympathise witli thc efforts or aims of O 'The Bangor Whig has returns from 328 1 \ ! people to turn these discoveries to a practical citizens shall provoke me to uo so, by commit- “Blood will Tell.” A gentlemen who for­ December 20, 1860. 521y known. Gen. McClellan keeps liis purposes account.—Many of the modern inventions in ting " outrages on tiie people of this State. In those^who have taken arms to destroy the Union, towns. Thc total vote thus far is for Wash- merly lived in the neighborhood of Freedom, in­ and plans so strictly to himself that the object use here are American, and one American that event 1 shall not only cross the border, but ^DK? HIGGINS, makes a man a tory and a traitor ti his coun- burn, 51,985 ; Jameson, 19,162; Dana, 16,739. forms us that some forty years sinee the father of a plan or movement is not known till it is chemist. Dr. J . C. Ayer of Lowell, supplies lay waste and destroy their cities and towns.” of Robert Elliot, recently arrested for treason, DENTIST, try. There arc but two positions between which I Washburn’s clear majority, about thc same as , „„ , much ol the uicdieene consumed in tins coun- The above does not prove that tiie rebels had aceomplished. ih e soldiers everywhere, seem try u is Chcrry pnis, Sarsaparilla was hanged for murder of his own child. Has removed to Office formerly occupied by Dr. J. W . any citizen can choose—to be for his couutry kist year, when in the whole State it was about gained any advantage. Trussell. latterly by Dr. C. L. Strickland, to place entire confidence in his ability to lead: and Ague Cure constitute the staple remedies or against it. There is no neutral ground.— 16,000. Majority for thc Union candidates One of thc saddest things about human na­ ©now’s Rlooli, - - Rockland. them, and appear confident that there will be here, because they are of easy application, sure New York, Sept. 14. ETHER ADMINISTERED. ture is, that a man may guide others in the The success of thc secession rebellion would be against Dana the secessionist, thus far, 54,351. no more Bull Run retreats. Relying in a great in th,eir ro8.,!1.t13’ and havc ‘he confidence of the All operations both Surgical aud iMechanical performed Steamer Columbia 10th arrived at noon. path of life, without walking in it himself; thc destruction of tiie government and the coun- 1,1 Bic whole State it will probably be 65,000 ! , ° ° i people. \\ bile the science ol Medicine is car- Two vessels had arrived at New Orleans, hav­ carefully and faithfully. . measure in the skill Oi their leaders, and not rjed a higher perfection in our own country that lie may be a pilot and yet a castaway. I shall give special attention to seeing artificial work. try, and no man can be else than a traitor to This is doing well enough for Maine, consider- ing run the blockade. Both British schooners. Thankful for the liberal amount ef patronage already 1 too anxious to pry into or ascertain their plans (France) than any other, it strikes a Frcueh- bestowed in this line I invite the attention of persons wish- liis country who fails to give bis mu suppuii ;*■»£ t;u > 'i n - - s n o o Union v.iims itt tlm « t Also a vessel from Ncwburn, t that whon re •. man as a 1«tele sing:«1«» that an American Pbv- PiOtllllliX dr»i»g *n affffrotrate A poet complains that in" such to my work w h ic h speaks for it s e l f . to thc government in its efforts to crusii out ld wari and that Dana was the regular nominee ' slciau stioula lurnisn m e tuuitlc.il ak in an d B ...... 16tf again move forward, it will be to victory : not fur Qur principal Provincc. American bottoms. Vessels under the rebel " The Northern lyres are Jamb ” - this rebellion and restore thc supremacy of the : ‘d ,!18 party in a State where the observance of J. S. HALL & C o T .vithoutfiupP„«, bap,,, d„, The poet should be sent to Richmond or Charles­ constitution and the integrity of the Union.— “ regular nominations ’ has ever been a binding ton ; he will find the Southern liars noisy concealed foes and masked batteries, hut to these superior medicines which the Emperor s as others, but with no recognition of their na- enough to satisfy the most active imagination. No. 3, Spear Block. Rockland, Let miserable politicians beware how they at- tradition among tiie Democracy. meet where the odds will not he two great principal Province is obliged to get from.Amcri- tionality. Among the passengers in the Co­ — Commercial Bulltlin. tempt, fur the meanest partisan ends, to lead d or tbc Legislature, the Whig's returns show . . ,• . .. , ea may be had by our neighbors, of all drug- D ealers in against them and where the relative prowess „;aI1Sor' we believe.—Bangor , ploration toward Lewisburg. for a further union with the North, we would adout $10,000. Insurance not acertained.— This brings them nearer to Fort Corcoran, and Union force in that State is gathering in most The front store of Mr. Wortman was found to For sale in Rockland by C. P. FESSENDEN, and by ■ Col. McCook seventeen prisoners yesterday scorn and spurn the proposal.” Washington. Before night-fall the rebel bat­ formidable numbers. At Camp Dick Robinson, one Druggist in every town in the United States. have been robbed of its portable property when ------j in armed reeonnoissance across the river. teries shelled the woods so as to drive in our in Garrard county, there are said to be 7000 or May 1, 1860. 17tf the lire broke out. pickets. 8000 men, including one full regiment of caval­ P roxptitude.—Tiie Washington correspon- . ScoTT> SepL. Co* came llere Probably no place in the Union lias been less A light of burning buildings could be seen in ry and two regiments, nearly full, ot Tennessee dent of theti,„ New 1Vn.v ork -rTr.bune i says : 1 ]fc to-day ,^ s TormnTed an interview t,)c witli bo(Jy Gen. Qf h].g Rosecrans.— army frQm adversely affected by the war than Buffalo.— Blood Food ! They have a story in Chicago about a drunk­ Washington. men. It is reported that another camp is form­ Blood Food 1 ‘‘ As an evidence of the promptitude with , Gauley Bridge toward Lewisburg. Wise and Business generally, thus far during the season, ing in Nicholas county ; while at camp Joe Blood Food i en captain who met a private of his company To all suffering from consumption, incipient or confirm­ winch the M ar Department has met every de- i Floyd are retreating as fast as possible, has teen nearly up to its usual standard. Fa­ Holt, just across the Ohio river, General Rous­ mous as Buffalo has heretofore teen, ns the in the same condition. The captain ordered New York, Sept. 14. ed, ur from debility of any kind ; or from mental or ner­ mand of Gen. Fremont's for munitions and aid, ! ------him to “ halt,” ami endeavoring in vain to as­ seau has a Btrong brigade of Kentuckians. By vous prostration, brought on by any cause ; or from scrof­ and also of the energy with which the war is From Bcenos Atres.—A letter front Buenos great grain mart of the world, she is this year A salute of 97 guns was fired to day in City advertisements in thc Kentucky papers, we see ulas com plaints ; or from disease c( the ktdneyi* or blad­ outstripping all precedent—the quantity thus sume a firm position on his feet, and to talk Hall Park, in houor of that number of the der; and to ladies suffering any of the many distressing rroseeuted, we will mention that in the very Ayres, dated July 27, received at the Merchants’ also that a regimeut of infantry is being raised complaints their sex are liable to, and which engender con­ fa r received being largely in advance of that of with dignified severity, exclaimed: “ Private Kentucky Legislature who voted for thc Reso­ hour tiiat a request for sixteen 9-ineh field guns Exchange, says “ there is to be an interview on Smith, I ’ll givo you t'l (hie) four o’clock to gis- for General Anderson’s brigade by Colonel Cur­ sumption, the any former season ; and it bids fair to reach an lutions for expelling the rebel troops from the BLOOD FOOD was received from St. Louis, the carriages for 'ward the British war steamer Ardent, between sober in.” “ Cap’n,” replied thc soldisr, “ as ran Pope, another by Mark Mundy of Newport’ them liegan to move from Maine and the guns Urquiza and the Buenos Ayres government.— aggregate of over sixty millions of bushels!— State. another by Colonel Stephen Ormsby, who ser­ is offered as a certain and reliable remedy. Differing in T hose most conversant with this immense trade you’r (hie)----- sight drunkerniam I ’ll give you every particular from the patent medicines of the day, it from Pittsburgh. The entire order arrived in The English, French and Peruvian ministers t ’l five o'clock to gissober in.” ved in Mexico with credit, and a regiment of Is a chemical combination of IRON, SULPHUR AND St. Louis in fifty-one hours!” havc oflered their mediation, which has teen ac­ i ixpress themselves astonished at its wonderful The Cane of KUiot, thc Alleged Traitor cavalry by Col. J . S. Jackson,—all to be for PHOSPHOROUS, of very great worth, and many hun­ ; growth. Augusta, Me., Sept. 14.—Thero is abundant dreds bear glad and grateful testimony to the benefits it cepted, hut it is very doubtful if peace can be thc war,—while single companies appear to be has conferred on them. made through the mediation of foreign minis­ The R. B. Forbes is at the Washington Navy evidence to convict Robert Elliot of Freedom, forming in all quarters CHURCH Jc DU PO N T, 409 Broadway, New York, are flie honor of Bhooting down the rebel flag at ters.” a Thc Bath (Me) Senlinal says that on Sunday Yard. Her pumps have to be kept constantly Me., of treason. One of Elliot’B brothers gave the sole proprietors of the article, and have in consequence Fort Clarke, Hatteras Inlet, is claimed for of a fraud attempted upon the public, chqpged ihe color of evening, September 6, two boys, aged about at work to keep her clear. The engineer, who out that Col. Smart would be lynched if he went Lieutenant Thomas O. Selfridge Jr., of the the outside wrapper from red to yellow, and increased the y1 E call the attention of our readers to nine years, were drowned at Robinson's stcam- was arrested with the rest of her officers, lias to Fieedom, but he went there with three friends Forty-two slave traders and twenty men from size of the bottle to eight ounces. Be very cautious in lrigate Cumberland. For valuable suggestions >>m. C. Hunueman, Jr.’s advertisement of on Friday night, and during thc night obtained the privateers Savannah, Sumter and Jeff. buying to see that the fac slmtlie of their signature is on niill wharf. They were at play, jumping from Aeen released, no blame being attached to him, the outside of the wrapper, us all others are counterfeit. in regard to the Hatteras Inlet expedition lie \ armshes, Me., in this day’s paper. Give him the wharf to thc steamer lying there. Their ------" '• ""---- full testimony, without molestation from the Davis, are to be tried at the fall term of the Jias received the thanks of Secretary Welles. but the remainder of thc officers are still in C. P. FESSENDEN and LEVI M. ROBBINS, Agents a call before purchasing. names were Albion Edgecomh and John Foely. confinement. Elliot military company. United States District Court, New York. for Rockland and vicinity. 43Iy MEMORANDA. STATE OP MAINE. To the Honorable Hiram Chapman, Esq., Judge o f Probate within and fo r the County o f Lin­ AYER’S Stage and Railroad Notice. We notice the sale to the U. 8. Government of A2 ship WENTWORTH, Onward, 790 tons, built at Castine, Me, in 1847, on private H ead Quarters, Adjutant General’s Offic e, ) coln. term s. A ugusta, Septem ber 11th, 1861. 5 HE undersigned, Guardian ol Frances K. Ulmer and CA TH A RTIC We notice the gale: on Government account, of the A1 T Joseph H. Ulmer, minor heirs of Harrison Ulmer, late 1-2 brig Bohio, 197 tons, built at N ew York in 1855, at of Rockland, in said County, deceased, represents, that PILLS. t a g e s will leave ROCKLANDfor BATII every $9000 , A2 sch A rietta, 198 tons, built at F aiihavenin 1856 said minors are seized and possessed of certain Real Es­ STILL IN THE FIELD. m orn in g --S u n d ay s ex c e p te d —a t 2 o ’clo ck and 6 1-2 $8600 ; A2 schr M Vassar, Jr, 182 tons, built at Pough­ tate, described as follows :—All the interest of said wards Are you aick, feeble, and So’clock, A. M, The 2 o’clock Stage will connect with thekeepsie in 1855, 87500 ; A2 sch William Bacon, 184 tons, in the Dower Estate of Lucy Sanborn formerly the widow complaining? Are you out of can leaving at 10.40, A. M., for Portland and Boston, and built at Brookhaven in 1852, 86000 5 A2 sch John Griffiths, of Andrew Ulmer, deceased, being the homestead of said order, with your system de­ also connects with the Damariscotta and Gardiner Stage. 246 tons, built at New York in 1854, $6000 ; AU-2 sch Para, Andrew Ulmer, situate in said Rockland, and bounded ranged, and your fcolinga un­ 190 tons, built at W ilmington Del, in 1861, $10,500 ; pro­ Northerly by Spring street; Easterly by Main street; comfortable? Theeo symp­ RETURNING—Will leave HATH for Wiscasset, Dam­ toms are often the prelude to ariscotta, Waldoboro’, Warren, Thomaston and Rock­ peller II Andrews, $24,000 5 A2 propeller Isaac Smith, Southerly by Elm Street ; mid Westerly by Wm. A. REINFORCED (new) 134 tons, $50,000-, steatntug Lockwood. $16,000 ; Farnsworth’s and Thomas Frye’s lots. Also, a lot of land serious illness. Some fit of land at fi A. M. Second Stage will leave at 3 P. M. or on sickness Is creeping upon you, arrival ol the train from Portland and Boston. ferry boats Ellen, and Whitehall, $ 16,000 each ; Wyandank in said Rockland, bounded by Limerock, Union, and School $20,000 ; and Gowanus, on private terms. streets so called, and by J. G. Lovejoy’s lot. Also, said .and should be averted by a A Stage also leaves MAINE HOTEL,Damariscotta timely use of tho right rem­ for Gardiner, immediately on the arrival of the 2 A. M. minors interest in the Island in Penobscot Bay known as And Ready for an Attack. Sheep Island- That an advantageous offer of one hundred edy. Take Ayer’s Pills, and Stage from Rockland, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri­ . DISASTERS. Europe, Asin, Africa aud America. cleanse out the disordered hu­ days, passing by Damariscotta Mills and through Aina, dollars has been made for the same, by Joltn D. Cornwall, mors— purify the blood, and Br ship Finland, Capt Jones, from Liverpool, which ran Whitefield, East Pittston and Pittston arriving at Gardi­ of Rockland in suid County, which offer it is for the inter­ let the fluids move on unob­ ner in time for the Boston train of cars and also the the blockade at Apalachicoln, was burnt in the harbor at G eneral O rder 3Vo. /LG. WAMBOLD & CO’S est of all concerned immediately to accept; the proceeds structed in health again. Stage for Lewiston. A 29th ult, by the boats of the blockading squadrou, and of sale to be placed at iuterest for the benefit of said They stimulate the functions RETURNING-W ill leave Gardiner for the above nam­ the captain and crew taken prisoners. TheSecrctary of War having requested the Comrnan 1- wards. Suid Guardian therefore prays for license to sell AN AWFUL CONFLICT of the body into vigorous ac­ ed places on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays on the er-in-Chief to raise a Company of R if l e S harp S hooters, and convey the above described real estate to the person tivity, purify the Bystem from arrival of the above train and Stage arriving at Damaris­ DOMESTIC PORTS. to be selected from the best Rifle shots in the State, J ambs making said offer. the obstructions which make cotta in season to connect with the Stage from Bath to D. F essen d en , Esq., of Portland, has been appointed to GREAT DOUBLE SHOW i GEORGE S, W1GGIN,Guardian. disease. A cold settles somewhere iu tho body, and ob­ BOSTON—Ar 11th, brig Chastellian. (of Gouldsboro) superintend the formation of said Company, to consist of MOMENTARILY EXPECTED. R ockland. Fare SI »25. ' South American and African structs Its natural functions. These, if not relieved, J.T . BERRY A CO., P r o pr ie t o r s. Handy, Demarara Aug 19. Left barque Ca niola, Hop- one Captain, one First Lieutenant, one Second Lieutenant LINCOLN, COUNTY.—In a Probate Court held at Wis­ react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pro­ Rockland July 14. 1R59 s9 lf kins. for London 5 days. On 1st Inst. Abraham Gould, 01 and ninety-seven Non-commissioned Officers und Privates, casset, on the first Tuesday of September 1861. ducing general aggravation, suffering, and disease. Gouldsboro, seam an, died, aged 18. T he Chastellain Is in the members of which are to he enlisted and mustered While in this condition, oppressed by the derangements, ballast. . . , Into the service of the United States for three years, or On the petition aforesaid, O rdered, that notice be give- take Ayer’s Pills, aud see how directly they restore tho Ar 14th barque Franklin, Mitchell, Trinidad 19th ult. via during the War, unless sooner discharged ; and to receive CARAVAN! en by publishing a copy of said Petition with this Order natural action of tbe system, and with it the buoyant Tarpaulin Cove Left sell Kusbec, Long, for New to rt such pay and bounty as are allowed other Officers and thereon, three weeks successively, prior to the first Tues­ feeling of health again. What is true and so apparent in 2 days ; only Am vessel. Aug 20, 30 miles SE of the isle Soldiers of the same classes in the Volunteer Regiments of day of October next, in the Rockland Gazette, a news­ 9 5 1 ,0 0 0 this trivial and common complaint, is also true in many of Pines, spoke the U S steam ship Powhatan in search ot this State. paper printed in Rockland,that all persons interested may of the deep-seate 1 and dangerous distempers. The samo the privateer Sumter, gave them information ofa barque The Officers of the Company to be appointed and com­ attend at a Court of Probate, then to be held at Wiscasset, Men Women and Children ordered purgative effect expels them. Caused by similar obstruc­ being bent into Cienfuegos by the Sumter, m which dir„ - missioned the same ns other Company Officers are ap­ and show cause, if any, why the prayer of said petition tion* and derangements of the natural functions of tho lion she immediately proceeded. The Powhatan \ s point and commissioned in the Regiments of Volunteers WHITBY & CO’S should not he granted. to equip themselves in good raarhing order from the splen­ body, they are rapidly, and many of them surely, cured HIRAM CHAPMAN Judge of Probate. under Spanish colors when first seen, but afterwards sei from this State. did assortm ent of bv tbe same means. None who know the virtues of these Copy, Attest.—E. F oote, Register. 3w38 the American flag. No man will be accepted or mustered into service who Pills. Will neglect to employ them when suffering from is not an active and able-bodied man, and who cannot, KT. "S’. N a tio n a l the disorders they cure. when firing at rest, at a distance of two hundred yards, iram hapman sq Statements from leading physicians in some of tho FOREIGN PORTS. put ten consecutive shots in a target, the average distance To the Honorable H C , E ., Judge principal cities, and from other well known public per­ Ar at Genoa, 22d, Annie Hodgman, Ilyler, Ardrossnn. not to exceed five inches from the centre of the hull’s eye of Probate, within and fo r the County of Hats, Caps, Boots, sons. J • Ar at Havana 29th ult, barque P It Hazel line, Coombs, to the centre ot the ball, and all candidates will have to Lincoln : pass such examination as to satisfy the recruiting officer AVont a I\irw jvding Merchant of St. Louis, H b. 4 ,1S56. Liverpool. „ , „ HE undersigned, Guardians of Jesse K., Emma G., and Cld from Liverpool 25th ult, Jennie Beals, Crocker, Bos- of iheirSfituess for enlistm ent in this corps. Dr. A ran: Your Pills are the paragon of all that is Recruits wiil be received under the direction of the fol­ T Susan Willet, minors und heirs at law of John II. great iu mediciim. They have cured my littlo daughter lowing persons, viz: Willet, late of Waldoboro’, deceased, respectfully repre­ SHOES and RUBBERS, of ulcerous sores upon hor hands and feet that had proved Ent for ldg24th, R A Allen. Patten, Belfast. sent that said minors are seized and possessed of three incurable for years. Ilor mother has been long griev­ Ar at Chatham N B 2d inst, ship Bethia Thayer. Mon­ Jacob McClure at Rockland, R. R. Park at Bangor, 1. J Robinson at Augusta, und J. D. Fessenden nt Portland. fourth* of certain parcels of Real Estate, situated in said Now opening at ously alllicted with blotches and pimples on her akin and roe, London. AMERICAN OLYMPIAD! Waldoboro’, and described us follows, viz :—Three certain iu her hair. After onr cltild was cured, she also tried Cld at Rlchubucto 30th ult, barque II S Fiske, Fisk, Car­ The rendezvous of the Company will be at Augusta, to which place recruits will repair hs fast as they have been parcels being the homestead of said deceased and all the your Pills, aud they have cured her. diff. land described in two certain deeds from Charles P. Wil­ J ASA MORGRIDGE. W i l ie r l l N Cld at Dalhouise 28ih ult, ship Northern Chief, McLel­ eulisted, examined, and approved, and there be subject to COMBINED I! "W en tw o rtli’s a second examination let to said deceased, both dated April 15,1842, excepting a As a Family Pliyslc. lan, Liverpool. Will Exhibit in Rockland sheep lot at what was then called “ Shepard’s Corner,” OPERA BALM, Uniformsand arras will be furnished nt Augustn, or at From J)r. K. W,. Qartwright, New Orleans. For Restoring, fieautifying, Cleansing and New York. Recruits liuviug Rifles to which they have containing fifty lour and one half acres, more or less in SPOKEN. been accustomed, are requested to bring them to the the three. Great Emporium of Fashion. Your Pills are tho prince of purges. Their excellent SOFTENING THE HAIR place of rendezvous. » < Wednesday, September 18th. Also one other parcel of about three acres of Meadow, qualities surpass any cathartic we possess. They are The ingredients of which this Balm is prepared are of Sept 14th, lat 38 12, Ion 74 09, sch Revere, in charge of bounded on the north by the Road ; on the east by Bog mild, but very certain aud effectual in their action on tho The utm ost dispatch in filling this Company is rc W entw orth again has returned from the markets of rare virtue, entirely different from those used in any other a U S Naval offieer. She was captured by the Cumber­ Brook ; on the south and west by land of Otis Benner. bowels, which makes them invaluable to us in tho daily land ot Bainbridge. quired. the G reat yVest and is now opening one of the preparation for the hair. Compensation to Commissioned Officers in recruiting PBOGBAJDrE. That advantageous oilers have been made for the same, treatm ent of disease. or the first three parcels by Joseph Clark, for six hundred l/est selected Stocks ever placed at the disposal of a dis­ 2Z7* It is cooling to the head. this Company prior to its being mustered into the service criminating public. In fact his assortment is complete HenJester Estate to the persons inuktng said offers ous to the hair. TO HORSE ! TO HORSE of your Pills. I t seems to arise from a foul stomach, the rifle and who aredcstrous of becoming members of said 1 {v,-* UV* Act’ Master Willie Whitby LINCOLN COUNTY.—In Court of Probate at Wiscasset, P repared only by N . WIGGIN s rPO fill up a Company of Cavalry new enlisting at Thotn- Mad’lle and John ou the third day of Sepiember 1861. GEN. WOOL HATS. which they cleanse at once. JL aston and vicinity. Company that he may be found at C G. Moffit’s Clothing ' *nah Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE, And for sale by C P. FESSENDEN, E. R. SPEAR, and Wambold Brothers Young men distinguished for their lightness, agility and Store,—opposite Burpee’s Furui'.nre Warehouse Main St— , Gymnastic rents, On the petition aforesaid, O rdered, T hat notice he Clerl; o f Steamer Clarion. J. S. HALL A CO., Rockland, Me. where enlistments will at ot.ee he made. A number of Cerforming Horse Ducrew, G. II. W hitby given by publishing a copy of said petition with this order SEIGEL HATS. June 5, 1660. 24tf intelligence will find this a most desirable aud attrac­ Sketch of Napoleon and his Mameluke. Bilious Disorders — Liver Complaints. tive service. persons have already beeu received ull of whom making thereon, three weeks successively, prior to the first the required siring with case. The undersigned in ten Mad’lle W hitby and M aster Willie Tuesday of October next, in the Rockland Gazette, a Slack W ire, Miss E. W hitby And many other STYLES all of the finest qualities and to Erom Dr. Theodore Bell, o f Mho York City. ~C ? P. FES SEND ENT W ages from 14 10 23 dollars per mouth. successive shots averaged two and four-fifths inches from newspaper printed in Rockland, that all persons interested he disposed of ut prices corresponding with lite times. Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their pur­ the centre and promises the like result to all. Prairie Act, Master Wambold may attend Ufa Court of Probate then to beheld in Wiscas­ (Higher pay than infantry or artillery.) Government Stilt Vaulting, Company pose as an aperient, but I find their beneficial effects upon furnishes Horses, Horse Equipage, Arms, Uniforms and At the examination, recruits not prepared with titles, set, and show cuuse, if any, why the prayer of said pe­ the Liver very marked indeed. They havo in my prac­ ammunition Ac., will be furnished with such. Fancv Dance, II. Wambold tition should not be granted. all. TRAINED PONIES: Grey Eagle, Black Diamond, tice proved more effectual for the cure of bilious com- J. McCLURE, Recruiting Officer. HIRAM CHAPMAN, Judge of Probate. Gents’ Furnishing Goods. plaints thau auy one remedy I can mention. I sincerely Druggist and Apothecary, Bounty- SlOO. September 16,1861. 39tf Trouble and Nay Fly. Copy Attest •.—E. F oote, Register. 3w37 TRICK MULES : ' Pete aud Barney rejoice that we have at length a purgative which is wor­ To be paid when honorably discharged. This assortment is now, stocked to perfection. All thy the confidence of the profession and the people. NO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK. styles of Enlisting papers can be found at the Store of EDW. Insolvency Notice. Department op tiie I nterior, 1 W. ROBINrtON, Thomaston, and ot the Office of JOHN CAUTTIOlSr. Washington, D. C., 7th Feb., 1856. j ROCKLAND, ME. O. ROBINSON, Rockland, and. also with F. M. CU TLER, TV E having been appointed by the Judge of Trobate, for i LIST OF ANIMALS. Sin: I have used your Pills in my general and hospital Union. VV the county of Knox, Commissioners to receive and FANCY TIES, practice ever since you made them, and cannot hesitate to Highly Im portant to the Public. Let the Company be filled and the first at the rendez- examine the claims of the creditors of Bezealer Knight, say they are the best cathartic we employ. Their regu­ lute of Camden, in said County, deceased, whose Estate is “ U. E. FRYE’S PILLS,” UNION, RIBBON, MOHAIR, &c- lating action on the liver is quick and decided, conse­ BURNING FLUID J. P. CILLEY, Recruiting Officer. represented insolvent, give notice that six months com­ quently they are an admirable remedy for derangements Thom aston, Sept. 16, 1861. 3w39 and 1 will not hold m yself responsible for any sold by him of that organ. Indeed, I have seldom found a case of THAT WILL NOT EXPLODE. mencing the thirteenth day of August, A. D., 1861, having COIFLARS, been allowed to said creditors to bring in and prove their purporting to HE m in e. Tile genuine “ Frye’s Pills” bilious diseusc so obstinate that it did not readily yield to 1 have purchased the right for Rockland, Thomaston, claims; we will attend to the duty assigned us ut the olli-e can be had of respectable druggists at 25 cents per box or thetu. Frattrnally yours, ALONZO BALL, M. D., and South Thomaston to prepare and sell G-OOU 3STEWS. olE. K. Smart, Esq., in Camden, on the second Thursday five boxes for $1.00. RY AND GLOVES. SUSPEND Bhysician o f the Marine Hospital. of December, 1861, and the second Thursday of February, E. E. FRYE. HANDKERCHIEFS. PROF. B. F. GREENOOGII'S South Thom aston, Sept. 3, 1861. 37tf Dvsent?rY» Diarrhoea, Relax, W orms. ALL IT MAY CONCERN, 1862, Iroin ten o’clock in the forenoon to 5 o’clock in the Or. J. G. Green, o f Chicago. .Vox-Explosive B urxixc-Fllid. .TO afternoon. L IK CVItTIsJ[ Commissioners. UMBRELLAS AND CANES, Your Pill, h i.i.a ,oue trlal in my Prlrtici‘. I In offering this article to the public I would say that I Fishermen’s Findings. . ] , ,' *? J a • tho beat aperients I have .V. r ,7 T,’ ° ? e - upon U>. Uver makes have tested it and am satisfied that it is eutirelv safe. And it Concerns All. Dated this 11th, day of September, lt-61. 3w39 ever round. Ih eir alterative effee. y ,n d for C. P. FESSENDEN, OOKS, LINES, NETS, &c., &c., to be sold low 1 BLACKING AND BRUSHES. FpHIS community at least know that for the past two low est, by them an excellent remedy, when given . -™r-coatimr Druggist, No. 5 Kimball B ock. H lnlioiu 'lyienUrj and diurrhaa. Their nc? Rockland, Aug. 29, 1660. X years I have been a great sufferer, and thnt I am now II. II. CR left with partially paralized limbs, which will ever dis­ Fowle's Pih* and Humor Cure. Rockland, May 14, 1661. 21 make, them very ncccptablo and convenient for u. “ ’. of woiiieu and children. Clem’s Summer Cure qualify me from serving them as a Dental operator. Very A many deeply sympathise with me, others again care noth­ Seven Lions, l’ecara, or Wild Hog, Dyspepsia, Impurity of the Blood. Is said to be the best of remedies. See advertisement. ing about it, but all do care about having good TEETH. Sure Cure for Blccdiny, Blind dj- Itching Piles, Two Silver Mane Lions English Rabbits, FALL STYLES ! BOOTS,J SHOES & RUBBERS! From L ev. J. V. Himes, Pastor o f Advent Church, Boston. Enquire of Judge Farwell and others who have used it. The lact that 1 wish to impress upon the minds of the QCROFULA, Salt Rheum, and Diseases of the Skin. One Two Black Mane Lions, East India Rabbits, July 25, 1861. 31tf community is this that 1 am now manufacturing Dk. Ayer: 1 have used your Pills with extraordinary " | O bottle warranted to cure in all cases ; if not, Dealers : Two Baby Lions, Angola Rabbits, i To thia assortment I invite your special attention, No success in my family ami among those I am called to visit tide that will do all it claims, to viz : particularly rcgucfttcd to refund tho One Asiatic Lioness. Guinea Pigs, i e V I T i . r o b b i vs ! pains have been spured which would add to its perfection, iu distress. To regulate tho organs of digestion and / I ^ Preserve aim Beautify the Teeth, »“ o n cy . Only fiva.bottlfi hl n lhoi,sand returned, an I l Ea.tlnd.a Chetnll Cashmere Goats, | for style, economy and durability, especially jthose for purilv tho bkx I. they are tho very best remedy I have * ’ these were confirmed listula. Hundreds of letters 1 j Royal Bengal Tiger, Fan T ail Pigeons, ! shildreu’s wear All sizes are now corapbte, ever known, and I cun confidently recommend them to and will, if faithfully used, entirely eradicate that awful certificates are now in the proprietor’s possession, which Hunting Leopard, American Peacocks, my friends. Yours, J . V. HIMES. PROPRIETOR OF THE ( scourge, second to none but original sin, a foul breath. can he seen upon application. Send for Circular. Pre­ California Bent, Carrier Doves, pared by HENRY P. FOWLE, Chemist, 71 Prince street, Two Brazilian Tigers, Mexican Dog, COPPER TIPS Constantly on Hand. Warsaw, Wyoming Co., N. Y., Oct. 24, 1355. Boston. Sold by all Druggists. Certificates with each South Ameiicun Panther, Black W oll, WENTWORTH Dear Sir : I am using your Cathartic Pills in my prac­ .YJE W DRUG STORE, vative of the teeth. bo:lie. Price, $1 per bottle. Spotted Hyena, Alpacca Sheep, AS received all the latest patterns of Mole Skin Hats, tice, and find them an excellent purgative to deans* the Septem ber, 18, 1861. Cm39 Ocelot, or Tiger Cat, Leopard Sheep, consisting of ARMY CANVAS SHOES, system and p u rify the fountains o f the blood. I expect all to bug it and faithfully use it. H ' JOHN G. MEACHAM, M. D. WILSON & W HITE’S BLOCK. Jackall, Lion’s Provider, Spanish Macaws, J. W. TRUSSELL. Civit Cat, Ichneumons, D e a r y ’s , GRAIN FEATHER BOOTS, Constipation,Costiveness, Suppression, Rockland, Sept. 16, 1661. 39tf Musk Animal, Oppossom, RUBBER BOOTS, -Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop­ (Sign o f the Golden Eagle,) To the Afflicted. 1 La Chimpanzee, G enin’s an d sy, Puralysis, Fits, etc. HERE is a salve at the Cheap Cash Store, opposite ! Siberian Coon, Baby Latna, A born’s Styles. From Dr. J. F. Vaughn, Montreal, Canada. Take® this method of informing the people of this place DR. ARTHUR S. WOLFF, Berry’s Block that will cure every sore the human aud many articles not liereiu mentioned. ! T system is heir to. Fiom a pimple to a cancer, also wounds Please call early and select while the styles ate fresh Too much ci nrot bo said of your Pills for tho curo of and vicinity, that lie h«s a very large, well selected and LARGE CAGE CONTAINING THE Also, a very desirable pattern for YOUNG GENTS costivcuiss. !f ethers ot' our fraternity have found them N ew Stock of and bruises of every kind. and the assortment perfect, at No soldier should go to the war withour it. Call while the assortment and sizes are good, 1 have, they should join me in proclaim- GEO LOVEJOY, Agent. HAPPY FAMILY. Drugs. Medicines, Chemical’s, SURGEON OCULIST AND September 16, 1661. 3w39 at the old stand. THE OLD STAND ! CAGE OF COMPARATIVE ZOOLOGY. the progenitor o f others that are worse. I believe cos- NO. 2 SPOFFORD BLOCK, tiveness to originate in the liver, but your Pills affect that and other articles usually kept by DRUGGISTS. Aud of A.TJRIST, organ and cure tho disease. EGS to inform his numerous Patients and the public Rockland, September 4, 1862. 35tf generally iu Rockland aud its vicinity that he will, ac­ For Sale Cheap. No. 2. SPOFFORD BLOCK. From Mrs. E. Sluart, Physician and Midwife, Boston. P a l c n 1 jMC e d i c i n c s , B Rockland, Aug. 27, 1661- 36tf companied by DUE Subscriber being about to leave the city for tin O r II o r n e d IL o r s e . I find one or two largo doses of yonr Pills, taken at the he has every kind in the market, which he offers at Whole­ HR. A. ANSEUU, L present, will sell cheap the following articles, viz:— African Ostrich ; Young Lion; Amt rican Fox; Public Notice.—State Election. proper time, ar • excellent promotivea of the natural secre­ sale aud Retail. , "YTOTICE iu berol.y given io the Legal Voters of the City tion vl:.-n win '*.• or partially suppressed, and also very A liberal discount made to persons buying to sell again. Positively return to Rockland on MONDAY, September African Habboon; Babyronsia, or Horned i 1 \ of Rockland, that Warrants ha-rc been issued, m unti- F l o u r ! F lo u r !! effectual to c/fcnxc the stomach and expel worms. They 30lli, reniHinimr uulil SATURDAY October 13, 160J. o-lm j Ho , Iv the Inhabitants of sai l City to assemble at their several are so much th best physic wo have that I recommend 4lf Hog o f Holy Writ, ^he only one ever . 15, 1661. DR WOLFF, will be al One single-horse Truck Sled. Ward Rooms, on Monday, the 19th day of September, 55 BARRELS Genesee Mills, Baltimore inspection, no other to uiy ratceuts. One Bov Wagon Body. seen in America:) Child of the I inst., at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, to give in their votes From the Bnv. Dr. Hawkes, o f the Methodist Epis. Church. Bangor from September lutb, to September 21st. Annul 2000 drv boards and a lot of Hemlock Timber. for a Governor of the State, two Senators and two Repre­ BARRELS Conwall Mills, Baltimore inspection. Belfast from September 23d, to September 28lh. A. C. SPALDING. Sun, or Gorilla; Alligitor; sentatives to the State Legislature, one County Commis­ g r t i.A -::i I L Savannah,Ga.. Jan. 6, 1856. MARRIAGES. Rockland from September 30th, to October 12tli. Rockland, Sept. 1G, 1861, 39tf sioner and a County Treasurer. II'iNuitr.D Sit:: I should be ungrateful for the relief D am ariscotta, October 14th, 15th and 16tli. T lie NTonster The Board of Aldermen will be in session at their Room gQ BARRELS Eagle. your skill has brought uio if I did not report my case to Augusta trom October 18th, to November 9th. in the Wilson «fc White Block on the 5th, 6th anil 7th days you. A cold s tiled in my litnbs and brought on excru­ September, 16, 1861. 16tf BOA CONSTRICTOR, of September inst., from 9 o’clock, A. M , to 12 M..and ciating neuralgic pains, which ended in chronic rheuma­ COPAL VARNISH. 4 0 BARRELS Case & Raymond, Wisconsin. tism. Notwithblaudiug I had tho best of physicians, the In Thomaston. 16th, inst., bv Rev. S. D. H ill, Mr. M ark rMITATION ENGLISH COACH BODY front 2 o’clock to 5 P- M each of said days to correct Ames to Miss M. E. Wadlin, both of South Thomaston. I. W EA R IN G V A R N ISH , the quality of which is The largest cne ever captured alive; We defy the list of voters. disease grew w u .-e and worse, until by the advice of yonr GREAT SALE OF excellent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, I tried your In this city, Hi. inst., by O. G. H all, E sq., M r. Frede­ede‘ ' | farfar supetior supetior to to any any otherother American American varnish varnish offeottered. P er Order, O. G. 28 BARRELS Center, Wisconsin, rick II. Ulmer and Miss Mary E. Feyler. competition ! Rockland, September 2, 1861 Pills. Tlieir effects were slow, but sure. By persevering In this city, ]5tl: inst., by O. G. Hall, Esq,, Mr. Samuel g BARRELS I. Harrison «fc Co. iu the use of them, I au» now entirely well. J. Henderson and Miss Ann S. Cumpbell. M E C O A C H Pail' o f MUSK. D E E R , w e ig h in g Senate Chamber, Baton Ronge, La., 5 Dec. 1955. Elegant Carpets! all thei Only 2 lbs. Each, Full Grown. BARRELS Beacon Street, St. Louis. De. Ayer : I have been entirely cured, by your Pills, of O JL varieties, for sale by the Manufacturer, in qquantities to N otice. Rheumatic Gout — a painful disease that had ufflicted ma Having contracted for 2000 Rolls ofCrossIey’s celebrated i suit, at wholesale prices, TTFHEREAS my wife, Ann E. Richards, has left my bed Clinton, No 1, Paiis and Portland Milling Company Flour. for years. VINCENT SLIDELL. D E A T H S . English I WM. C. IIUNNEMAN, JR. M and board, without any just cause or provocation, 6 m * nncrnDtr LDHCOrT C ' 149 Milk St r e e t , Boston. this is to lorbid all persons from harboring or trusting het < 2 -Most of the Pills in market contain Mercury, THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION Cottou Seed Meal, Fiuc Feed, Ac., Ac. which, although a valuable remedy in skilful hands, is TAPESTRY RRUSbELib | p g —All orders received shall have the best attention on my account as 1 shall not pay any debts of her con­ Will enter town about 10 o’clock A. M., on the day of tracting after this date. The words “ at the lowest prices ” in my advertisement dangerous in a public pill, from the dreadful conse­ In this city, 3d inst . Frank Eva of J. W’., and Carpets, we shall sell the same for 87 1-2 cents per yard. | and despatch Exhibition, preceded by the COLLOSSAL GOLDEN in the old “ Rockland Business Chart,” I wish lo have quences that frequently follow its incautious use. These Septem ber 18, 1661. 3m39 EMERSON RICHANDS. contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever. Lucy A. Newbert, aged 1 year and 6 months. • which is but two-ihirds the common price of these goods CHARIOT, drawn by Ten Beautiful Cuprisnned Arabian Rockland, Sept. 2, 1861. 3w37 considered in future null nnd void, and that 1 do not from Horses, followed by immense nuinbeis of Horses, Ponies, In this city, 5th, inst.. Hosannah, daughiet w.of Edward .; in ihe leading Carpet Stores throughout the country. I ------— ------this time promise to sell “ at the lowest prices,” nor do I Price, 25 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for $1. ami Mary J. Curo, aged 1 years. Cages,Cars, Vans, Dens, Ac., containing the Wild Beasts, promise to sell cheaper than the cheapest, but please call, In this city, 11th, inst., Vesta, daughter of James and n e w England c a r p e t co, i Freedom Notice. forming the Largest Show ever organized. examine and price any ot the Goods in my Store, and if Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass. Jane Duncan, aged 4 years Hnd 18 days. EPHRAIM W. BARTLETT, satisfied it is for your interest to purchase of me, please 75 Hanover St., (opp. American House,') Boston. -»t OT ICE is hereby given that I relinquish lo my Agents, -F. G. COOK, C. P. FESSENDEN, J. 3. HALL In this city, 12ih inst., of inernbrauus croup, Anna Eliza, ■ Septem ber 16. 3w.J9 J Frederick E . Richards, the rem ainder of his to do me that favor. daughter of H., and E. A. Hutch, aged 3 years aud 10 • O. B. FALES. A CO., LEVI M. ROB31NS. Rockland; A. D. Almond, W. aud from this date 1 shall claim none of bis earnings noi ADMISSION M. Cook, Thomaston ; J. T. Dana, Damariscotta ; Jas. days. hold myself responsible for any debt be may contract. Rockland, August 20, 1861. 4w35 In this city, 17th inst.. Lydia A. daughter of John and ’ Penv, Camden; C. Young, Jr., Rockport. CHARLES RICHARDS. To the Double Show, 25 els. Cliil- W. L Alden & Co., Bangor, and W. F. Phillips, Port­ Lydia J. Jameson, aged 16 years and 3 months. W itness, T albot A Boody. A MOST EXTRAORDINARY in this c ity . 10th, inst., Mrs. Annis, wife of Capt, Rob­ land, Wholesale Agents. Rockport, Sept. 11, 1861. 3w38 dreu 15 Cents. December 19, 1660. Iy52 ert Hawes, aged 47 yeaia 3 months and 11 days. l o w p r i c e s . AND RUBBERS, The subject of this notice was a faitnful and devoted JVT KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate, held nt Rock­ Qjp Auinials fed every evening nt 8 o'clock. wife, and performed the office of a mother to two children 1 O f i n ROLLS KIDDERMINSTER CARPETS—com- land, on the second Tuesday of Septem ber 1661. SOLE LEATHER, WAX LEATHER, NEW DISCOVERY of a deceased sisier. She was an esteemed member of the ' prising the entire stock of a popular manufac­ Commercial House, Second Baptist Church of this city. In her last sickness i turer—for G5 cents per yurd,—three-quarters value. P. STARRETT Executor of the last will aud testa- Performances every Afterroou at half-past 2 o’clock; For the Preservation of the Eyes! she bore physical sufleiing with patience. Her hope in I • m eat of AUAGaII. VANNAII, late of Warren, in la the Evening at half past 7 o’clock. French an.l American Calf Skins, rOpposite Beethoven Hall, Christ was firm and her end peace. New England Carpet Company, said C ounty,deceased, having presented his first and final account of administration of the estate of said deceased W iM B O L D * CO, She leaves a large circle of relatives and friends to ' 75 Hanover St., (opp. American House,)Boston. Uiniii^s, Ilincliiig's. PANTA-PURISCOPIC PUBBUUS. jVFain S treet, ZRocklantl, >Xaiiie. m ourn her loss, but to her we believe it is great gain. for allowance : Plano-Concave and Plano-Convex Well fitted an.l furnished, and now ready for the recep­ Com. Septem ber 16. 3w39 Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three weeks Al Belfast, Monday, September 16lb. Kid and Goat Stock, Rubber Goring snccessively, in tbe Rockland Gazette, printed in Rockland At Camden, Tuesday, September 17th. tion of transient or permanent guests. In Thomaston Saturday 14th inst, very suddenly, Mrs. Shoe Duck, Pegs. Lasts. Shoe Nails auil I u 3 E IV S 1 3 IS , in said County, that all persons interested may attend at At It ock land, Wednesday, September 18th. ROBERT ANDERSON, P ro pr ieto r . Abbie, wife of Capt. Benj. B. Robbins of Chelsea, aged 38 a Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on tbe secoud, At Thom aston, Thursday,Septem ber 19th. Shoe Tools of all kinds, Rockland, August 21, 1861. 35tf years. OIL CLOTH CARPETS! Tuesday of October next and show cause, if any they have At Waldoboro, Friday, September 20th. Ult. ASHER AWSEL, On Sarurday, the 31st ult, at his residence at St An­ i ROLLS, for sale at manufactures’ prices, at why the said account should not be allowed At Dimariscotta, Saturdaj, September 21st. AT TL1K BROOK, MAIN ST., thony, alter a prolonged illness, which he bore with great 1 U U L / wholesale or retail, by tbe H . a LDEN, Judge. Rockland, Septem ber 2, 1861. 3w37 From London, G. B., Optician to the Ear Infirmary, Moore­ At Wiscasset, Monday, September 23d. field, London, is the inventor of one of the greatest boons fortitude, Samuel Thatcher, jun., e*q., aged 55 years, NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO, A true copy—A ttestA . S. R ic e . Register. 3w38 formerly of Bangor, Maine, but for the last ten years a to mankind. THU EYU AND EAR, resident ol Minnesota. Mr. Thatcher was one of the early ’5 Hanover St., (opp. American House,)Boston. New Tamarinds. By the use of his lenses, aged persons are enabled to sit settlers of Saint Anthony, where he has been much respect­ KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate, held at Rock­ Courts of Probate. for any length of time at the most minute work, either by er1 and esteemed. He has always manifested a deep inter­ Septem ber 16. 3w39 land, ou the second Tuesday of Septem ber 1861. day or artifical light. They will be found of incalculable est in w hatever tended to develope and advance the com­ ELINA O’NEILL Administratrix on the Estate of value to the Clerk, the Merchant, the Doctor and Clergy­ mercial, moral, and social growth of the community in JO H N O’NEILL late o f T hom aston, iu said County, STATE OF MAINE. man ; in fact, no one should he without them. which he resided, and especially of his adopted State. 200 Rolls Kidderniiuster Carpets, S deceased, having presented her first account of adminis­ WANTED* The Eye must be considered as an Optical instrument, Deafness, Catarrh, Othoreah, Malformation, Noises in the At East Caicos. Turks Islands, Aug. 24, Capt. Ephraim Slightly imperfect in matching for 50 cents per yard. This tration of sai l estate for allowance : KNOX, SS.—At a Court of Probate held nt Rockland, ' so perfect and admirable that the most profound examina­ Head, Discharges from the Ear, Ear-Ache in its Ryder, of South Orrington, Me., master of brig Julia E. lot of Carpets are all-wool goods, of superior quality and O rd ered , That notice thereof Ife given, three weeks within and for the County of Knox, on the first Tuesday cchage for property tion fails to comprehend all its wonderful und exquisite various forms, &c. A rev, of Bangor. styles, and are believed to be the cheapest lot ol Cat pets successively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rock­ of January A. D. 1861: purchase on time, with security. properties ; and after the most searching investigation that In all affections ol the Eyes, conse­ ever offered in this murket. The imperfections are scarcely land, in said County, that all persons interested may at­ ait lia-t accomplished, these Glasses are, without fear ot quent to Measels, Scarlatina, Typhus, perceptible. RDERED, that from and a'ter the day aforesaid the tend at a Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on tbe Courts of Probate within mil for theth. County of Knox, I Rockland, Aug. 21,1861. contradiction, the best adapted as Blows, Burns, Cancer, Cataract, Accidents to N E W EN G LA N D CARPET CO. second Tuesday of October next, and show cause, if any I beO he|j nt Rockland on the econd Tuesday of P i’eserving the Siglit, Cornea, Iris, Cilia, Optic Nerves or Muscles; in they have, why the said account should not be allowed, i m0, And whenever this rrain’emeni shall conflict Iron, and Steel. fact all the diseases to which that delicate organ Is MARINE JOURNAL 75 HANOVER, ST., opp. American House, IE ALDEN, Judge. with any of the provisions oldie Revised Stulules rela- aud strengthening these Delicate Organs. subject—Strabismus (cross-eye,) Fistula, Lachry- Let none despair. All are now in the reach of being BOSTON. A true copy,—A ttest :—A. 8. R ic e , Regisi 3w38 ' live to holding said Court, it will be holden ou tbe follow­ QIIOF.ING, CARRIAGE and SHIP IRON, as low I Malis, disease ol the Follicules of the Eye-Lids, 10 the lowest, by II. H. CR1E. helped, and let none doubt the fact. There are HUN­ Loss ofsighl by age or ill adapted Specta­ September 1C. 3w39 ing day. DREDS OF TESTIMONIALS to corroborate the truth, cles—sources of the greatest amount KNOX COUNTY.—In Court of Probate, held at Rock­ HOEATIO ALDEN, Judge, that MR. ANSEL is a Benefactor of Mankind ! of injury to the Eye, PORT OF ROCKLAND- land, on the second Tuesday of September 1861. A ttest—A. S. R ic e, Reg ister. 3tf 20,000 Yard* Elegant Tapestry Brussels, I O C e n t s p e r B o x . Without wishing to have recourse to the dishonorable 17LIZABETH COPELAND, widow of JAMES COPE- practice so prevalent among empires, of endeavoring to CONSULT THE CELEBRATED Arrived. for 75 cents per yard. These goods were bought subject _Ij LAND, ’ate of Warren, in said County, deceased, hav­ E. E. FRYE’S PILLS. depreciate miters, iu order to exalt themselves, he may ARTHUR S. WOUFF, M. to manufacturers’ slight imperfections, at a recent Auction ing presented her application for allowance out of the per- I MEGUISTTICOOK THURSDAY. Sept. 12. Sale in New York. They are of the most elegant styles, soual estate of said deceased • Lecturer and Member of the College of Surgeons, and Ship Geo W Bourne, Lord, Liverpool. rich and grogeous colors, mid inoder’i patterns. The im­ HOTEL STANH, . CAMDEN, Jeweller, or Fancy Store, to get suited to a pair of Glasses. Physician in New York, Loudon and Paris, late Staff Sur­ Sch A Powers, Robinson, Boston. pel lections are alight, and scarcely preceptioie,aiid or sucn cessively, in the Rockland Gazette, printed in Rockland,Ufo | E^'e TFRYE’S* PILLS. These persons are not only incompetent, but cause the geon in the Portuguese Army, Knight of the Grand Cross a nature as not in injure the durability or appearance of greatest amount o f injury by their ignorance. Honest as SATURDAY, Sept. 14. id County, that ull persons interested may attend at a ' of the Legion of Honor, France- Spain und Portugal, Sur­ the goods, and will be retailed at 75 cents per yard, and no Probaie Court to be held at Rockland-, on the secoud Tues- For Sale nt a Bargain. | Q Rj LESS, as may be, at they muy be iu their daily and legitimate avocations, they geon of the 55th New York State Militia, may be consult­ Sch S R Jameson, Jameson, Vinalhaven for New York. deduction in COOK’S City Drug Store. understand as much about the beautiful organism of the f any they have, The subscilber, having de'ermined to ed iu the French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, “ M onetor,------, W areharn. N EW ENGL why the prn\er oi said petition should not he grunted. Pillsbury’s Block. Eye, as an Esquimaux understands of our Telegraphic Dutch and English languages, ou all the Diseases of the “ Florence, Jumesoo, Vinalhaven for New York. opposite the American House, Boston. quit “ IIotei Keeping ” the 15th of Oc­ mode of communication. II. ALDEN, Judge. tober next, oilers for sale the above Eye and Eat. “ Delaware, Foster, Portland. September 1G. 3w39 A true copy,—A ttest:—A. S. R ic e , Register. 3w33 Ask your cnnscientous Physician, ask the honest medi- ~ premises. caljpractitioner, ask the well qualified man about it, and SUNDAY, Sept 15. C oal T a r . At Pillsbury Block, Rockland, P ossesion t he given sooner than ahove, if desired. be will tell you how much suffering, how much pain and KNOX COUNTY.— In Couri of Probate held ut Rockland JAMES CLARK. the GAS WORKS Sch Utica, Thorndike, Portland. A s w e a re disappointment has beeu occasioned by titese men, who, 1 [Extract from the N. Herald, May 30.] “ F Keating, Spruce Head for New York. on the second Tuesday of Septem ber 1861. Camden, August 1C, 1661. ' 35tf believe, only siti from ignorance. Importers and Manufacturers, it is thought, by many, that Rockland, Jan. 29, 1861. Dr. Arthur S. Wolff of 233 West 14th street, Oculist “ Superior, Robinson, New York. we sell at wholesale only. Such is not the case, however. elina O’Neill, widow of john O’Neill, lute of | It requires more thau ordinary study and a perfect ac­ “ Harriet Stetson, Boston. Thomaston, iu suid County, deceased, having present­ quaintance with the higher branches of science; and unless and Aurist, gave a lecture last night at the College of Sur­ “ Concordia, Coombs, Boston. Our Retail Department, where the one price system is S geons und Physicians, on Opothalmic Surgery. The pro­ strictly adhered to, receives a large f=hare of our attention. ed her application for allowance out of the personal estate Express for the People. you be perfectly acquainted with the higher Mathematics, “ Augusta, Gregory, Boston. of said deceased : STATU OF MAINE. Optics, Dynamics, Laws of light and refraction, in lact, fessional gentlemen present were highly pleased with the “ Sarah, nolden, Boston. Kcw England Carpet Co., Boston. O rdered, that notice thereof be given, three weeks suc­ the whole curtcle of Natural Philosophy, you cannot pos­ Doctor’s remaiks. He also exhibited some of his newly “ Granville, Morion, Boston. c o . , K nox, s s.— Supreme Judicial Court, May inveuted Instruments ; among the most Interesting and September, 16* 3w39 cessively, in the Rockland Guzettc printed in Rockland in a sibly understand how to flt.a pair of Spectacles without “ J u n o ,------N ew York. said County, that ull persons interested may attend at u doing incalculable injury. ingenious, was his Ophthalmoscope, for the investigation Term, 1861. of the Eye. He is a gentleman of no ordinary abilities. MONDAY, Sept. 16. Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on the second Tues­ HIRAM HATCH r : FRED ER IC K If- HAM LIN. L ook o u t! day of October next, and show cause, if Hity they have, Uct None Despair! [From the New York Tribune, May 30. Sch Ml nope, Kenniston, Belfast. ND now on suggeslinn lo the Court that Frederick II. As the name of onr firm has been very closely imitated why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. All Defects of Vision can now find Help ! We had the pleasure of beiug present last night at the TUESDAY. Sept. 17. H. ALDEN, Judge Hamlin, Ihe Defendnnl, at the fine of the service of by otheis, purchasers are reminded thar we occupy our old W I I .I . corommence running an Express on Steamer M. theA writ, was not an inhabitant of rtis state, und had lecture giveu before the members of the medical profession, Sch Excel, Ingraham. Boston. A true copy,—A tte st:—A. S. R ic e , Register. 3w38 at the College of Surgeons and Physicians, by Dr. Arthur warehouse, the entrance to which is numbered 1 5 • t Sanfoiil 8m i foil from Bangor to Boston,Monday,August 19th. tenant, agent or attorney itltin the same, that his good D B . A R T H U R S. XVOUUF “ Mountain Eagle, A m es,------. Ha.’tover street. Leaving Rockland for Boston every Monday and Thursday been attached ir »b* action, and thiff he will superintend all applications for Glasses. 3. Wolff, who is attached to the 55th N. Y. S. M. The _____ lecture was on the diseases of the Eye. The Doctor is a To the Honorable H iram Cdapman, Esq., Judg< at 5 o'clock P. M. Returns every Wednesday und Satur­ has had 1 notice of said suit at-'d attachment. i Ok- P. 8 Iu order to know the proper time WHEN to be­ New Un gland Carpet Co. day mornings. well qualified Oculist aud Aurist, and in some instances Sailed. gin, and WHEN to avoid the use of Spectacles, the follow­ was rather severe on the M. D’s. present for neglecting to September, 16. 3w39 of Probate, within and for the County of Freight. Parcels aud Money forwarded to all [the said Defendant, by pstlisfang attested copy ot this ing rem arks will serve as a very useful guide: THURSDAY, Sept. 12. „ ler, together with v.t attract of the l»l anti IPs writ, give more attention to the diseases and uccideuts to which Lincoln: parts of the Country. BEGIN TO USE SPECTACLES. these delicate organs are subject. He is well acquainted Hch Bengal,'Hix,fit Johns; N B. three weeks successively i* the Rockland Gazette, a news­ HE unders „ NOTES, BILLS and DRAFTS collected. FOREIGN paper printed at Rockland, in the County of Knox, the 1. If, on reading for a short time, your eyes feel tired with the subject, aud is a gentleman of supetior attain­ Forest, Wilson, Providence, of Thomaston, in said County, deceased, respectfully BILLS of EXCHANGE purchased in sums to suit, and all ments. The Jose for the speciality he has followed for “ Oregon, Grover, New York. fast publication be «.ot less than thirty days before the without uuy other reasonable cause. represents, that said minor is seized and possessed of the businesa iu the Express line promptly attended to. next term of-Ais Cp*trt, EZEKIEL ROSS, Clerk. letters would all run together and form one indistinct This Lecture is one of a series which the Doctor iwill FRIDAY, Sept. 13. SECURED. of Lucy Richards ; and northerly by land now or former­ Express business. . line. ly of Gilbert Ulmer, containing nbout five acres more or E. L. LOVEJ-OY, AgcntV give in this place, notico of time and place to be given ia Ship Geo W Bourne, Lord, Liverpool. Office opposite Custom House Block, Ruclclliid. 4. If, in order to see clear, you have to hold the object I am prepared lo obtain pensions, &c., less. (Abstract o f P ltf's Writ.) close to or further off from the eye than usual. our columns. SATURDAY, Aug. 14. That an advantageous offer of one hundred dollars per 1st—F or all soldiers wounded in battle, or injured or dis­ Boston Office, No. G Court Square. In n plea of debt. For that the said Hatch by the con­ 5. Tf more than ordinary light seems to be required for He refers to Valentine Mott, M. D., President of the Sch Republic, nam ,St Johns, N F. acre has been made for the same by John Hanrahan ol sideration of our Justices of our Supreme Judicial Court, reading, sewing, «Szc. abled by sickness or disease contracted in military service, Thomaston in said County, which offer it is for the inter­ August 13, 1861. 3 itf College ol rfurgeons ; C. B- W ood, M. D., Editor of Medi­ SUNDAY. Sept. 15. in the fine of their duty, during the suppression of the holden at Wiscasset, for and within the county of Lincoln, 6. If looking at objects at a reasonable distance, and cal Times ; Geo. C Gardiner, M- D.; Edwin Morgan, Gov­ est of nil concerned immediately to accept, the proceeds on the sixteenth day of November, A. D. 1858, recovered light uppear dim and indistinct. Sch Delaware, Foster, Portland. present southern rebellion. of sale to be placed at interest for the benefit of said ward. ernor of New York , W. F. Havemayer, late Mayor of 2d—A half pay pension for the widows and orphans of judgment against said llamliu for the sum of $385,89 debt 7. If the glare of strong light, or the reflex of snow is New York. “ M onitor,------, Eastw ard. Said Guardian therefore prays for license to sell and con­ hurtful to the eye. Iu this case, the eye protectors are “ Pilot, Post, Boston. those killed in battle, or who die in the service during the or damage und fifteen dollars und eleven cents cost of suit, vey the above described Real Estate to the person making Salt, Salt. us by the record thereof remaining in the same Court ap­ only occasionally used, and can be left off with safety af­ “ L Dyer, Jameson, Vinalhaven to load for New York same petiod. said offer. I hereby certify that Dr. Arthurs, Wolff of 233 West 3J—Arrears of pay, and all allowances due the soldier at pears which said judgm ent remains in full force, and unsatis­ terw ards. 14th street, has operated for Strabismus (cross-eye) on one MONDAY, Sept 16. JOHN.MORSE 5 0 0 0 BUSnEL3 cauiz saltid fot\s>c ii0’ ittniii"s fromfied in p art to wit, lor the sum of $369,54. The execution AVOID THE USE OF SPECTACLES. the time of his death. Septem ber 2, 1861. of my patients with the greatest success. Sch H K Dunton, Sherman, ------. COBH . W’ H T & C A SE . which issued upou said judgment being in no part satisfied 1. During the lime of all kinds of derangements in the A. HARRIS, M. D., m W est 17th street. 4th—A bounty ( f $100 to each widow If no widow, *■ 32lf '• Bay State, Verrlll, New York. the soldier’s children ; if no children, this bounty and Rockland, July 13. 1861. by the sale ot the Equity ot Redemption menitioned in the nervous system. * I willingly add my testimony to the many the Doctor S R Jameson, Jameson, New York. arrears of pay tnay be secured to the soldier’ father or LINCOLN COUNTY.—In Court of Probate at Wiscasset, officer’s return, thereon. The real estate menitioned in 2. During the ailments of neuralgia iu the head, nervous hasalreudy. Helms removed from eye lids of my son “ Florence, Jameson, N ew York. mother, or his heirs. on the third day of Septem ber 1861. W AJtREN FACTORY said return not being under moitgage, at the time of the headache, Ac. one ol the most unsightly diseases, which has resisted my “ Leo, Pratt, Boaton. All pensions commence only from the date of the appli­ On the petition uforesuid,J) rd ered , T hat notice be attachment on the original writ, nor at any time between 3. During the convalescence after any serious sickness— own and many of my colleagues’ medical treatm ent; aud cation und completion of the proof, in each case. given by publishing a copy of said petition, witn this order that time and tbe alleged taking and seizing and selling especially scarlet fevor, measels, typhoid and typhus fe- in gratitude for the blessing my child now enjoys I have Applications by mail, giving full particulars, will be thereon, three weeks successively prior to the first Tues­ said alleged equity of redemption, by said officer, and hence given the present certificate, and shall always be glad to NOTICE TO MARINERS. day of October next. in the Rockland Gazette, a news­ the proceedings of said officer, iu selling said alleged equity promptly attended to. YARNS, FLANNELS &c. 4. In all cases of nervous excitements, which have al­ hear of his welfare. „„„„„ The buoy placed to mark . New Harbor Ledge, In the paper printed in Rockland, that all persons interest^1. of redemption and said sale were all void, there being no ways a tendency to irritate the oplic nerves. R. VAN BUREN. C. P. BROW N, Bangor, M e, atten d ___o, u Court of Probale then to be hold***wiscns- such equity then existing neither was there any such equity lit all these cases the udviee of a reliable and conscien­ approach to Camden Harbor, Me, has broken from its ______ow cause, if any, wby if® pruyer of said petition W. O. FULLER, - - Si-ear Block, nuorings and gone adrift. It will be replaced as soon aw General Agent. si j and show cause, if any, wt*z existing at the time of said alleged attachment; whnreby- tious Optician i-i of the highest importance. possible. ahou,d notbe granted. Ag.-uv for the IVarrcu Factory, an action hath accrued to the Plantiff to have and recover N. B. I have a record of the name of every man who HIRAM CHAPMAN, Judge of Probate. said sunt of $369,64 of said defendent aud interest on the Julv 16, 1661. 30tf Freedom Notice. A Spar Buoy has been placed to mark South Breaker served in the w ar of 1812, from Maine and M«s»acbu«eits, A true copy—A ttest:—E . F oote, Register. 3w38 JJA S ON HAND A GOOD STOCK OF THEIR same from the time of said rendition of judgment, amount­ HIS certifies that I have given ray son Orace A. M artin Ledge, ill the Thoroughfare between Ragged Arse Island w ith the time each was in service, »«'d ,nl1 *”ch a" faave ing to $53,59 making in all $423,23. Date of writ April and Matlnicus Bock Light, Me. The buoy is placed about applied for bounty lentI *daya, Tarns, Flannels, Cassimeres and 16th 1861. Returnable on the first Tuesday of May 1861 Goal, Goal. T his time, to act for himself, and that I will claim none 50 feet SW of the ledge, with the following bearings :— service was not foaud warront8 by applying (0 me Citron, Currants, Raisins. to Supreme Judicial Court. Ad-dantnum $500. ol his wages nor pay any of his debts after this date. Ragged Arse Island ...... N by W 1 1-2 miles. “ ,ed' .gents, who have an,pended or re- LSO Sugars, Teas &c„ warranted nice, and as low i ' Snliuctla, A True Copy of the Order of Court with Abstract o f the . now landing at Spear’s Wharf. SIMON MARTIN. Matlnicus Rock Light------SE 1-2 6 2 m ites. the lowest,jby j which Win be sold at the Factory prices for Cash or W ool Witness R ubl Danforth. ton. C.P. B. A W rit. A ppleton, Aug. 14, 1861. 3w’SG The ledge has six feet of w ater on it at low w ater, w»it* 16, 1861. H , H . C R IE j I Rockland, June 12,1=61. Attest:—EZEKEL RO38 Cleck. Rockland, May 14,1861. from seven to ten fathoms all around. A MOST EXTRAORDINARY WILDES’ HOTEL, SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES!! Diarrhea and Dysentery. A Y E R ’S New Arrangement. . ----AND— NO. 46 ELM STREET, H A IR W O R K . A new and full assortment which will be sold A CURE WARRANTED FOR 50 c t s . BOSTON. IK SIDE LINE. NEW DISCOVERY O b. e Ob f o r O a , s b . The purchase money refunded to all persons dis­ S arsaparilla For the Preservation of the Eyes! WESTON MERBITT, Proprietor. satisfied with its results. £t n B E E TRIPS A W EEK. 600 TESTIMONIALS! —ALSO— FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. Septem ber 12,1B60. 3fitf MRS. HARDING’S panta-pekiscopic p e b b l e s. Clem’s Summer Cure. And for the speedy cure of the following complaints: Bangor, Portland, Boston, Lawrence 4- Lowell. GREAT DISCOVERT EUREKA. SIMPLE sweet syrup, compounded of roots and barks. Scrofula and Scrofulous Affections,such Plano-Concave and Plano-Convex BETHEL HOUSE, ARTHUR S. WOLFF, M. D. containing no drugs or deliterious substances ; mild and as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions, The splendid and last sailing Steamer LENSES, The Eureka, is a Spanish preparation, whith will change safeA in its operation, Agreeable to the taste, and does not Pimples, Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Corner of the Common and Elm Street. O f 23S W eil 14th St., New York, gray, light or red hail* or whiskers, to an auburn, dark like other diarrhea preparations, constipate the bowels, Blalns, and all Skin Diseases. DANIEL WEBSTER, OCCIJLIST AND AURIST, brown or black color. For sale by thereby endangering the system, necessitating the imme­ Oakland, Ind., 6th June, 1859. CAPT. SAMUEL BLANCHARD. J. L. GIOFRAY, Sole Agent. diate use of cathartics ; but gives immediate relief, invig­ DR. ASHER ANSEL, BETHEL, ME. J . C. Ayer & Co. G ents: I feel it my duty to ac­ N and after MONDAY, June 10, the Steamer orates and strengthens the patient, and leaves the bowels knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has (lone for me. D a n ie l From London, G. B., Optician to the Ear Infirmary, Moore­ Pillsbury Block, Rockland. will leave BANGOR at in a healthy, natural condition. One bottle of the Sum- Having inherited a Scrofulous iufection, I have suffered W e b lte r , 4 o ’clo c k , A field, London, ii the inventor of one of the graateat boons Wm. P. LOVEJOY, Proprietor. Dr. W. is accompanied by 'J ’HE Public are hereby notified that at OM ., connecting with the 3 o ’clo c k t r a in , at Portland to mankind. Cure is sufficient to cure any ordinary case; two or from it in various ways for years. Sometimes it burst upper and lower roads for Boston, Lowell and Lawrence By the use of his lenses, aged persons are enabled to sit No. 5 CU8TOM HOUSE BLOCK (Up Stairs) e potions being generally sufficient to cure the most out in Ulcers on my hands aud arm s; sometimes it Trains will leave BOSTON, at 5 o 'clo ck same as for any length of time at the most minute work, either by This house has recently been remodeled and refurnished MB. ASHER AN SELL, They can find a very flue assortm ent of violent attack; and four to six bottles is warranted to cure turned inward and distressed me at the stomach. Two heretofore. day or artifical light. They will be found of incalculable throughout, and now offers additional attractions to those late optician to the Ophthalmic Hospital, London. WIGS, any oue case of confirmed chronic California Diarrhea. years ago it broke out on my head aud covered my scalp Leave Bangor every Monday, Wednesday and Friday value to the Clerk, the Merchant, the Doctor aad Clergy­ travelling for health or pleasure. The sight being the source of our highest and moat in­ The Summer Cure is admirably adapted to all ages, aud ears with one sore, which was painful aud loathsome t o p -p ie c e s , beyond description. I tried many medicines and several mornings, at 4 o’clock, arriving at Rockland at about 9 man ; in fact, no one should be without them. Rockland, June 23, 1860. 26tf tellectual enjoyments, is unfortunately the most abused sexes and conditions ; none can be injured by its proper o’clock, A. M., and arriving at Portland in season for the The Eye must be considered as an Optical lnstrumenti and neglected, and it cannot but be regretted that the PRIZETTS, use. For children and infants and particularly for chil­ pliysicians, but without much relief from any thing. In 3 o’clock trains for Boston. dren teething, It has no equal. The Summer Cure has been fact, the disorder grew worse. At length I was rejoiced so perfect and admirable that the most profound examina­ means generally resorted to for its improvement are too BRAIDS/ R eturning,—Leaves Portland for Bangor and interme­ tion fails to comprehend all its wonderful and exquisite THORNDIKE HOTEL. frequently the cause of injury, and in inauy instances its used in a great variety of cases for three years, with as­ to read in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared C U R L S &sc., an alterative (Sarsaparilla), for 1 knew from your reputa­ diate landings on the river every Monday, Wednesday and properties ; and after the most searching investigation tr Q. W. HODGES, Proprietor. loss, by persons pretending to be Opticians who are not at tonishing results ; never yel having failed to effect a cure. Friday evening, on the arrival of the cars from Boston, all acquainted with any ol the beautiful principles of the of the French Style which are sure to retain both shape To northern troops going South, and to mothers with tion that any thing you made must bo good. I sent to art ha« accomplished, these Glasses are, without fear CORNEB MAIN AND SEA STREETS, ROCKLAND. C inciunatiandgot it, aud used it till it cured me. I took arriving at Rockland every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ contradiction, the bast adapted as Law of Sight or Optics, with not a particle of knowledge and color until worn out. large families of children, the Summer Cure is truly in­ day morning at about 3 1-2 o’clock. Single persons or small Families accommodated with as to the Anatomy or Physiology of the human Eye, tak­ Ladies in particular ure requested to call at my rooms valuable. it, as you advise, iu small doses of a teaspoonfnl over a Preserving tlie XT All agents selling this medicine, may at their discre­ month, and used almost three bottles. New and healthy FARE—From Rockland to Boston, board on liberal terms. ing upon themselves to assist the Sight, with Glasses neith­ and examine the work, ns I am sure they will be satisfied Lawrence or Lowell, $ 2 .5 0 . and strengthening these Delicate Organs. Coaches always in attendance to take guests to and er truly ground, or by any means scientifically adapted, —ith both price and material. tion refund the purchase money to persons dissatisfied with skin soon began to form under the scab, which after a while fell off. My skin is now clear, aud I know by my From Rockland to Portland, 1.5O . Let none despair. All are now in the reach of being from the several steamers. causing by their ignorance the most fatal results. O rders fob C ustom W ork promptly executed and its results. The Colonel of any regiment of New England River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. troops will be fnrnished gratis with one bottle each for feelings that the disease lias gono from my system. You helped, and let none doubt the fact. There are HUN­ Rockland April 17, 1860. ______17tf Mr. A. A. has the most complete Stock of Spectacles entire satisfaction warranted. m M. W . FA RW ELL, Agent. Grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon my every commissioned officer in his tom raatvl, by applying can well believe that I feel what I am saying when I tell DREDS OF TESTIMONIALS to corroborate the truth, ever imported into this country, which he adapts under you, that I hold you to be one of the apostles of the ago, The Webster will make-her Landings at ATLANTIC that MR. ANSEL is a Benefactor of Mankind ! the immediate superintendence of Dr. Wolff, in humble efforts to please the public in the past, 1 shall en to the proprietors or to any one of their general Agents. Wharf, South end. Without wishing to have recourse to the dishonorable W. S. COCHRAN, deavor to use my best efforts to retain the present trade P rice 50 cts a bottle. and remaiu over gratefully. Yours, ALFRED B. TALLEY. Agent’s Office at Police Court Room. practice so prevalent among empires, of endeavoring to Gold, Silver, Steel, Plalina and Amilum Micro­ and respectfully solicit an extealion of the suine. G. C. Goodwin «fc Co., Boston, Gen. Agent for New June 5, 1861. 24tf depreciate others, in order to exalt themselves, he may SAIL-MAKER, scopes, Reading Lenses, dfc. Opera Glasses, SHAVING DEPARTMNT. Englauil. II. H. H ay, .Portland, and B. F. Bradbury, St. Antliouy’a Fire. Rose or Erysipelns, still be permitted to say, that men must possess an extra­ Marine Glasses, Eye Glasses, Bangor, Gen-A gents for Maine. Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, ordinary fallibility, when they go to their Watchmaker, DEALER in Shaving, Hair Cutting, Shampooing, Coloring, Curling, Sold by LEVI M. ROBBINS, Rockland; and by Drug­ Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy. .id Frizzling done a little better than at any other estab OUTSIDE EliWE. Jeweller, or Fancy Store, to get suited to a pair of Glasses. of every description. No Charge for consultation. Every gists and Country Merchants generally. Dr. Robert M. Preble writes from Salem. N. Y., 12th DUCK, BOLT ROPE, TWINE, THIMBLES, PAUS- lishment in the Stnte, this is what the people say. For sale in fourth Maine Regiment by J. A. CONANT. These persons are not only incompetent, but cause the L1NE 4-c., dec. article warranted. Sept., 1859, that ho has cured an inveterate case of K3.00 TO BOSTOST- greatest amount of injury by their ignorance. Honest as Particular attention is called to Dr. W.’s newly invent­ PERFUMERY HOWES & CO., Proprietors, Belfast, Me. Dropsy, which threatened to terminate futally, by the SAILS made and repaired at short notice. July II, 1661. *3m29 S p r in g A r r a n g e n i o n t . they may be in their daily and legitimate avocations, they ed Amber Glasses. of all descriptions for sale at this establishment. persevering use of our Sarsaparilla, and also a dangerous understand as much about the beautiful organism of the No. 3. Crockett's Building, - Rockland. TERMS REASONABLE. Malignant Erysipelas by large doses of the same; says The large and commodious Steamer MR. J. L. GIOFR a Y will challenge the world to pro­ Eye, as an Esquimaux understands of our Telegraphic Rockland, March 20 1861. 13tf he cures the common Eruptions by it constantly. mode of communication. Rockland, July 15, 1861. 30tf duce a Salve equal to his C U R E F O R Bronchocele, Goitre or Swelled Neck. M E N E U I O N SAjVFORD, Ask your couscientous Physician, ask the honest medi- Samaritan Salve, Zebulon Sloan of Prospect, Texas, writes : “ Three bot­ GAFT. E.JIL SANFORD, cal|practitioner, ask the well qualified man about it, and LYSANDER HILL, tles of your Sarsaparilla cured mo from a Goitre — a hid­ he will tell you how much suffering, how much pain and which is for sule at his establishment and by Drucgists ILL leave BANGOR, or asjfar'!up as the ice will ad­ generally. Every m other should not fail to have a box in eous swelling on the neck, which 1 had suffered from mit, for BOSTON, every Monday and Thursday at disappointment has been occasioned by these men, who, 1 Counsellor & Attorney at Law, Now Opening PIN WORMS over two years.” W believe, only sin from ignorance. the house in case of accident. 11 o’clock, A. M., arriving al ROCKLAND at about 5 J. L. GIOFRAY. Leucorrhoea or W hites, Ovarian Tumor, o’clock, P. M. It requires more than ordinary study and n perfect ac­ THOMASTON, ME. For the inspection of the Ladies, our usual supply of Rich quaintance w ith the higher branches of science-, and unless Rockland. Sept. 20, 1859. 391 f A NEW DISCOVERY. Uterine Ulceration, Female Diseases. R eturning -.—Leaves Foster’s South Wharf BOSTON, you be perfectly acquainted with the higher Mathematics, February 20, 1861. 9tf Dr. J. B. 9. Channing, of New York City, writes ; “ I for BANGOR, (or as far up as the ice will permit,) and in­ Optics, Dynamics, Laws of light and refraction, in fact, HE Aacarides or Pin Worms, the removulof which has most cheerfully comply with the requestor your agent in termediate landings on the river, every Tuesday and Fri­ JtIIL,ISIJYER day afternoon, at 5 o’clock, arriving at ROCKLAND the whole curicle of Natural Philosophy, you cannot pos­ J. P. CILLEY, 1* THE GOOD SAMARITAN T ever bailied the skill of the most eminent physicians, saying I have found your Sarsaparilla a most excellent sibly understand how to fit-a pair of Spectacles without and universally considered by them as beyond the reach of nlterativo in tho numerous complaints for which wo every Wednesday and Saturday morning, at about 5 doing incalculable injury. Attorney & Counseller at Law, medicine, are entirely expelled from the human system by employ such a remedy, but especially in Ffanale Diseases o’clock. the use of of the Scrofulous diathesis. I have cured many inveter­ FARE—From Rockland to Boston, $2.OO. Let None Despair! THOMASTON, ME. atJNo. 4 Perry Block, ate cases of Lencorrhcea by it, and some where the com­ River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. Dr. E. G. Gould’s Pin Worm Syrup. plaint was caused by ulceration of the uferttf. The ulcer­ m. w . Farwell, Agent. A ll Defects o f Vision can now find Help! Septem ber 13, 1860. 34tf A Cure warranted iu every case, ation itself was soon cured. Nothing within my knowl­ 4 Doors IVesZ of the Post Office. edge equals it for these female derangements.” Sml5 D R . A R T H U R S. W OLFF O. G . H A T jL, Relief afforded in twenty-four hours. Edward S. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala., writes, A dan­ will superintend all applications for Glasses. This Syrup Is purely a vegetable preparation, and harm­ gerous orarian tumor on one of the females iu uiy family, EASTERN ROCTE. P. S. In order to know the proper time WHEN to be­ Jgktftfrwqr at g^nv, Just received a new and desirable assortment of less with the youngest child. which had defied all the remedies wo could employ, has gin, and WHEN to avoid the use of Spectacles, the follow­ SYMPTOMS.—Intense itching, biting nnd distress ir at length been completely cured by your Extract of Sar­ MACI1IASPORT, MILLBRIDGE, saparilla. Our physician thought nothing hut extirpa­ ing remarks will serve as a very useful guide : Spring and Summer Millinery, lower part of the rectum and about the seat, (often mis­ ROCKLAND. taken for the Piles,) disugreeable sensation in the epigas­ tion could afford relief, b ut ho advised tlie trial of your BEGIN TO USE SPECTACLES. B E R R Y ’S B L O C K , M A IN S T R E E T , AND FANCY GOODS, Sarsaparilla as tho last resort before cutting, aud it The Favorite Steamer 1. If, on reading for a short time, your eyes feel tired ROCKLAND, MAINE. tric region or lower part of the bowels, restlessness, wake­ proved effectual. After taking your remedy eight weeks without any other reasonable cause. Rockland, July 12, 1660. 291y consisting ill part of the following articles : fulness, starling and screaming in the sleep, fainting and co symptom of tho disease remains.” ROCKLAND,— Captain Snow, STRAW FANCY AND MOURNING BONNETS not uufrequeutly spasms or fits. 2- If, on reading, a pressing sensation, or tendency to Syphilis and Mercurial Disease. AVING been thoroughly repaired, will make her first close the eyelids, as if sleepy, is repeatedly felt. RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES and EDGINGS Caution.—The genuine has the name, “ Dr. E. G. WILLIAM BEATTIE, Gould's Pin Worm Syrup,” blown in each bottle, his por­ New Orleans, 25th August, 1859. trip on SATURDAY, the 20th of April 1861, and con­ 3. If, on reading or looking at small objects, a cloudy of nil descriptions. H tinue to run as follows :—leave Rockland for M achiasport shade appears between the eyes and the object, as if the trait, and a fac simile of his signature on the wrapper. Dr. J. C. Ayer : Sir, I cheerfully comply with tho re­ CounseUor and Attorney at Law, SHAKUR HOODS in great variety. quest of your agent, and report to you some of the effects every Saturday morning on the arrival of the steamer M. fetters would all run together and form one indistinct IIERVEY &. MOORE, Sole P ro prieto rs. Sanford from Boston, and the steamer Daniel Webster line. ROCKLAND MAINE. I have realized with your Sarsaparilla. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Address GEO. C. GOODWIN dt CO., 11 I have cured with it, in my practice, most of the com­ from Portland, touching at North Haven, Deer Isle, Mt. 4. If, in order to see clear, you have to hold the object ALSO,—KNITTING and TIDY COTTON, WOOLEN nnd 12 Marshall at., Boston, Mass., General plaints for which it is recommended, nnd have found its Desert, Millbridge and Jonesporr. close to or farther off from the eye than usual. DR. J. ESTEN, YARN, ZEPHYR and GERMAN WORSTED A gen ts for New England. effects truly wonderful in tho cure of Venereal and Mer­ R eturning—Will leave Machiasport for Rockland, 5. If more than ordinary light seems to be required for in great variety curial Disease, One of my patients bad Syphilitic ulcers every Monday morning nt 4 1-2 o’clock, touching as above reading, sewing, Ac. COOKING STOVE, Sold by Druggists generally. SHETLAND YARN in all its shades. April 22, 1661. Iyl8 in his throat, which were consuming his palate and the arriving at Rockland in lime to connect with the M. San­ 6. If looking at objects at a reasonable distance, and Hooeopatliic Physician. EMBROIDERING MATERIALS, Hot Air Draught and Ventilated Oven. top of his mouth. Y’our Sarsaparilla, steadily taken, ford for Boston. light appear dim and indistinct. Office in W ilson SILK, THE LATEST THING OUT—Invented 1859. ondary symptoms iu his nose, and the ulceration had on arrival of M. Sanford, for Millbridge. touching ut Deer hurtful to the eye. Iu this case, the eye protectors are Tambo, Moravian and Nuns Cotton, Linen Floss, DAPTED to all countries and climates, for wood or PROGRESSION! eateu away a considerable part of it, so that I believe the Isle, (Scott’s Landing,) Sedgwick, and Mt. Desert, (So. R esidence on Water Street, first house north of A. C. only occasionally used, and cuu be left off with safety af­ Gold Braid, and other small articles too A coal, with or without Hot Water Reservoir and Warm­ disorder would soon reach liis brain and kill him. But it West Harbor.) terw ards. Spalding’s. numerous to mention. ing Closet. This new and beautiful cookiug apparatus ROGRESSION is the order of the day ; knowledge is yielded to my administration of your Sarsaparilla: the R eturning—Leaves Millbridge every Thursday morn­ Rockland, June 5, 1860. 24tf AVOID THE USE OF SPECTACLES. WHITE GOODS. combining more valuable improvements than any other P progression ; the arts are progressing, and especially ulcers healed, and he is well again, not of course without ing at 7 o’clock, touching .is above, arriving in time to con- 1. During the time of all kinds of derangements in tlie Stove in the world ; and the very perfect manner in which so the Art or Science of Medicine. some disfiguration to his face. A woman who had been with the M. Sanford for Boston. nervous system. Lawns, Cambrics, Brilliunls, Muslin, Criinpolins, Mar­ t is made and finished makes CONSUMPTION, that moot insidious and malignant treated for the same disorder by mercury was suffering THOMAS FRYE, seilles, and a general assortment of other goods usually 2. During the ailments of neuralgia in the head, nervous enemy of our race, has, by progression, at length been from this poison iu her bones. They had become so sen­ F A R E : kept in such an establishment. headache, Ac. T O M and THE GOOD SAMARITAN checkmated, by the timely and judicious use of the sitive to the weather that on a dump day she suffered ox- {From Rockland to Machiasport, $2 50 3. During the convalescence after any serious sickness — A G E N T r o n The Most Desirable, Latest, Safest, Cheapest and Most Reliable Com­ cruciutiug pain in her joints and bones. She, too, was ‘‘ Jonesport, 2 25 especially scarlet fevor, measels, typhoid and tvphus fe­ OFFICE NO. 4 KPIBALL BLOCK, FRENCH and AMERICAN HAIR WORE,' T h e Morft B e a u tifu l, cured entirely by your Sarsaparilla in a few weeks. I “ Millbridge, 200 vers. (Over the Store o f M. C. Andrews.') Tlie Most Economical, pound ever offered to the Public, know from its formula, which your agent gave me, that “ Mt. Desert, (So. West Harbor,) 1 50 4. In all cases of nervous excitements, which have al­ Dwelling House, on Spring Street, of the best manufacture in the United States, which he The Most Perfect, this Preparation from your laboratory must be a great Deer Isle, (Green’s Landing,) 1 00 ways a tendency to irritate the optic nerves. opposite Dirigo Engine House. keeps constantly on hund or orders at short notice.* I1OWES’ COUGH PILLS. remedy; consequently, those truly remarkable results “ North Haven, 50 In all these cases the adviee of a reliable and conscien­ ALL ORDERS BY DAY OR NIGHT BONNETS BLEACHED AND PRESSED. And the Most Valuable of STOVES. with it have not surprised me. “ Mt. Desert,(So. West Harbor,) 1 50 Innumerable references cun he given but its excellencies The proprietors do not claim that confirmed, sealed Fraternally yours, 0. V. LARIMER, M. D. tious Optician is of the highest importance. will be promptly attended to. H. HATCH. Consuinption can be cured ; but they do claim that “ Sedgwick, 1 50 can only be appreciated by its use. For sale by “ Deer Isle, (Scott’s Landing,) 1 00 July 16,1861. SOlf Rockland, Nov. 20 1858. 48t Rockland, May 14, 1861. 21tf WALTER J. WOOD. Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Hronchiol Affections can be Illieuinatisin, Gout, Driver Complaint. cured, and that the sufferings of the most Aope/rxs urctonx W ay Fares as usual. R ockland, May 9, I860. 20if I ndependence, Preston Co., Vn.. Cth July, 1859. M. W . FARW ELL, Agent. [Copyright secured.] o f confirmed Consumption are greatly ameliorated by Dr. J. C. Ayer: Sir, I have been afflicted with a pain­ Dr. T. L. ESTABROOK, the use o f their Pills. ful chronic Rheumatism for a long time, which baffled tlie April 10, 1861. 16tf. THE GREAT IVRIAV REMEDY. Dyspepsia Remedy As an earnest of the Proprietors’ confidence in the mer­ skill of physicians, and stuck to me iu spite of all tho its of their COUGII PILLS, and their desire to remove all remedies 1 could find, until I tried your Sar aparilla. One Portland and New York Steamers. prejudice or skepticism from the minds of the public, they bottle cured mo iu two weeks, and restored my general FOR FEMALES. instruct their agents every where, in all vases, to refund health so much that I am far better than before I was Dr. DARIUS HAM’S SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Dr. Mnttiaou’ft Indian Eiuincuagoguc. ; OFFICE,— PILLLBURY’S NEW BLOCK. the purchase money wherever the Pills fail to give satis attacked. 1 think it u wonderful medicino. J . FREAM. faction. Jules Y. Getcliell, of St. Louis, w rites: “ I have been This celebrated Female Medicine, pos­ Boards at the Thorndike Hotel,—where calls Aromatic Invigorating Spirit. The>e Pills are perfectly safe for all ages and sexes; and afflicted for years with au affection o f the Liver, which Portland, June 1, 1661. may be left when the D r. cannot be found nt his office. Hre soi l at the low price of twenty-five cents per box, that sessing virtues unknown of anything else T /iis Medicine has been used by the public fo r seven destroyed my health. I tried every thing, nnd every thing XT The Steamer that leaves New York Wednesdays, of the kind, and proving effectual after all Dr. Estabronk will be pleased to attend to all cnlls with all tna\ be l.enefiited by their use. ‘Agents are instructed failed to relieve m e; and I have been a broken-down man which he may be favored, at h is o f f ic e , where he may years, with increasing favor. It is recommend­ to furnish them gratis to persons unable to purchase and Portland Satuidays, has discontinued her trips for lhe others have failed, is dtsigued for both for some years from no other cause than derangement o f present thus leaving but one Steamer on the route. married and single ladies, and is the very be found day or night. ed to cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heart- ; them the Liver.' My beloved pastor, the Rev. Mr. Espy, advised be»t thing known for the purpose, as «t Rockland, July 31, 1860. 32tf Druggists and Country Merchants supplied at the usual me to try your Sarsaparilla, because he said lie knew you, . The first class Steamships “ CHE3A- Burn, Colic Pains, Wind in the Stomach discount. will bring on the monthly sickness in and any thing you made was worth trying. By the bless­ f 11 _____ (vPEAKE,” Captain Sidney Crowell, and cases of obstruction, after all other reme­ or Pains in the Bowels, Headache, TRY THEM, EVERYBODY, ing of God it has cured me, and has so purified my blood **P a TAPSO,” Captain L. H. Laj field, will dies of the kind have been tried in vain. PETER THAC’HER & BROTHER. Drowsiness, Kidney Complaints, Low and refu te the long-established proverb, that “ a prophet as to make a new man of me. I feel young again. Tho hereafter form a semi-weekly fine between the Ports of Over 2000 BOTTLKS have now Spirits, Delerium Tremens, Intem­ is not w ithout honor, except in his own house'1 best that cun be said of you is not half good enough.” New York and Portland, leaving each Port every W ednes­ been sold w ithout a single failure when Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Valuable certificates of benefits and cures are in our day and Saturday at 4 P. M. perance. Scliirrus,Cancer Tumors, Enlargem ent, taken as dfrecied, and without the least OFFICE. NO. 2 KIMBALL BLOCK. hands, but we prefer to give the Pills to the public on Ulceration, Caries and Exfoliation of Passage, including Meals and State Rooms $5.00 injury to health in any case. X T lt is put It Stim ulates, E x h ila r a tes, I nvigorates, but w il l their own merits alone. tlie Bones. The great dispatch given to freight by this line makes it up in bottles of three different strengths, MAIN STREET ...... ROCKLAND, ME the most desirable freight communication between New' not I ntoxicate or S t u f f . IIO WES C o., Proprietors, Belfast. A great variety of cases have been reported to us where w ith full directions for using, and sent by P eteb T a a ch er. R. P. E . T k a c h e s . York and the East. No commission charged at either Express, closely sealed, to ail parts of the S A MEDICINE, it is quick and effectual, curing all Sold by LEVI M. ROBBINS, Rocklaud ; GEO. I. ROB­ cures of these formidable complaints havo resulted from end for forwarding. country. R ockland, Feb. 21, 1856. 48tf ca«.es of Dyspepsia. Kidney and other com plaints of INSON, Thomaston ; JAMES PERRY, Camden, and by the use of this remedy, but our space here will not admit Dravage iu New York between connecting lines by con­ AStomach and Bowels. other druggists and traders in the country. them. Some of them may he found in our American tract at lowest rates. PRICES:—Full strength, $10: Half strength, $5; Quar­ Almanac, which the agents below named are pleased to A W in e Glass fu l l will remove drooping spirits, and EMERY A FOX, Portland. ter strength, $3 per bottle. DENTISTRY. L E V I M . ROBBINS, furnish gratis to all who call for them. XT Remember! This medicine is designed expressly for restore weakly, nervous and sickly to health. £11. B. CROMWELL, A CO., New York. Shattered constitutions, and those subject to D elerium GEO. 0. GOODWIN & CO., , Ilenrt Disease, Fits, Epilep- October 25, 1859. 6m44 O bstinate C ases, in which all other remedies of the kind T IIE Subscriber would respectful- Dyspepsi T remens, through the too free use ol liquors, Ac., will M elanelioly, Neux-algia have failed to cure; also that it is wurrauted a« represent­ -L lv inform the citizens of Rockland and 11 Jc 12 Mar«liall street, Boston, Mass., immediately feel the happy effects of “ H am’s Invigorat­ ed in every re spe c t , or the price will be refunded. f T Fvicinity that he has fitted up an OFFICE in General Agents for New England. Many remarkable cures of these affections liaTO been j ; II. C O CH R A N XT BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! None genuine and ing S p ir it .” W ILSON St WHITE'S BLOCK, made by the alterative power of this medicine. It stimu­ Wilson White’s block, for the practice of Dentistry — Do se.—One wine glass full ; which will remove Bud April 29, 1861. ______Iyl9 lates tlie vital functions into vigorous action, and thus warranted unless purchased directly of Dr. M. at his He is prepared to insert artificial teeth and to perform all SIGN OF TIIE GOLDEN EAGLE. w 1 1 ta k e risks of REMEDIAL INSTITUTE for SPECIAL Spirits, Heart burn, Indigestion, create an appetite, cure Ro c k u n d , Mb. (T o n s u m p t I v e s . overcomes disorders which would be supposed beyond its operations connected wilhltis profession in the most skill Dyspepsia and Colic, remove Flatulence. Kidney, Blad- reach. Such a remedy has long been required by the no- D IS E A S E S . No. 28 Union street Providence, R. 1. KEEEPS a full asaortmenl of Pure nnd Unadulterated D w elling Houses, BIT This Specially embraces all diseases of a Private det or Urinary obstructions w ill be relieved by a done or Drugs, Medicines, i.c. They all being new, mu.r cefwities of the people, and wo are confident that this will nature both ol MEN and WOMEN, by a regularly educat- two, and an effectual cure by the use of a few bottles. .fore be lre.li, and they can be bought al a satisfactory do for them all that medicine can do. j Rockland. Nov. 17. 1858. r equal unit normal circulation of the blood is neattlt. Household Furniture, ed physician of twenty years’ practice, giving them his, A dcse will give instant relief to tlie most violent Head­ A ache, Nausea, or Bad Feelings, through excesses. ' Remember they can be found al the Sign of the Golden An abnormal, that in lo say. an excessive or deficient cir­ Stores, Stocks of Goods, whole attention. Ladies ol weak and sickly constitutions will find u dose culation or stagnation of the blood, is disease. To illus­ XT Consultations by letter or otherwise are strictly • Eugle. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, DR. BAYNES, occasionally will return to them health and strength. Rockland, April 17, 1861 17tf trate—torpidity of the Liver is caused by stagnation of tlie Finishing R isk s on confidential, and medicines will be sent by Express, se-; blood in that organ; diseases of the Kidneys, lullaminu- FOR THE RAPID CURE OF cure from observation, to all parts of the’ United States, ! During pregnancy, it is most efficacious in removing disagreeable sensations internally, and is invaluable in pRYF/S VEGETABLE CATHARTIC, OR lion Oi the Lungs, Disease of the Heart, At., by the same Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, buildings in process of Also, accommodations for patients from abroad wishing regulating generally the menstrual organs. oause, viz: Improper Circulation; and from the same Croup, Bronchitis, Inelpient Con­ for a secure and quiet RETREAT, with good care until cause spring all minor forms of disease. To discover a construction, and a 1 1 restored to health. Thomaston, Me. General Depot, 48 Water-street, N. Y. sumption, and for tlie Relief Wholesale Agents in Boston, G. C. GOODWIN CO , Universal Family Pill. certain cure then, for these diseases, the first great onquiry of Consumptive Patients other insurable proper­ CAUTION.— It has been estimated, that over Two M. S. BURR A CO., and WEEKS POTTER. n^ces-ary is, W hat causes the hlooil to circulate I in advanced Stages H undred T housand D ollars ate paid to swindling "sUd'inRocUiHidhretirP^ENDEV, f‘: c . COOK, THESE P»l. are P-ely Vegetah.e and a safe r q A resident of Thoinnston, for the pust ten For centuries it has beeu a matter of much study among of tlie Disease. . ty, in the following com­ quacks annually, in New England alone, without any ben­ and J. S. HALL & GO. ; iu Thom aston, WM. M. COOK, I for Dyspepsia, I ostiteae.-s L Si, of Appeltie, r years. scientific and medical tnen ; aud vhile many experiments This is a remedy so universally known to surpass any efit ta those who pay it. Most of this sum comes out of aad G. I. ROBINSON, and by all dealers in medicines Coui]dmut, an,I Impurities o h u l l ,od’ 1 ’ a“ J “ panies, known to be safe October 16, i860. 43tf found at have been made and much labot expended upon the en- other for the euro of throat and lung complaints, that it a class of persons who are the least able to lose it, but evervWhere 1’HU to take when Physic .s required Can be loun uiy among its its other THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE. qttiry; it has been left to this cen is useless he to publish the evidence of its virtues. Its once paid they chii never get it back, and they are com­ ly25 Jerlul increase iu knowledge to make this grand dis- and prompt in the ad­ pelled to suffer the wrong in silence, not daring to expose T. E. & F. J. SIMONTON, Rockland. May 7, 1661. 20tf unrivalled e: Hence for coughs and colds, and its truly c o v e n , also. wonderful...... uh of pulmonary disease, have made it justment of their losses the cheat for fear of exposing themselves. All this comes (Successors to J. W. B rown,) Acknowledging that life is the grift of the Creator, and pENDLETON’S kno throughout the civilized nations of the earth. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., front trusting without iuquiry, to men who are alike desti­ hat “ in H im we live and move and have our being,” we ------D ealers in ------ROCKLAND DYE HOUSE, Few aro the communities, or even families, among them Hartford Connecticut. Ineorp. 1819. Charter perpetual. tute of honor, character, and skill, and whose only recom­ till venture the remark, that as the planets move iu their mendation is their own false and extravagant assertions, in who have not some personal experience of its effects — Capital $500,000,...... Surplus upwards of $210,000. Vegetable Panacea or Pain Expeller, ipheres, and all vegetable file is governed by certain abso­ some living trophy in tlicir midst of its victory over the II. Huntington, Pres’t. T. C. Allyn, Secretary. praise of themselves. If, therefore, you would avoid be­ CROCKETT BUILDING, NORTH END. lute laws, so animal fife is traceable to a fixed cause, ing humbugged, take no man’s word, no matter what his Silks, Dress Goods, Shawls, F or «ale in any quantity, by subtle aud dangerous disorders of the throat and luDgs. WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LINENS, L. M. ROBBINS. which remove or destroy, and death, the certain effect, As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, aud pretensions are, but MAKE INQUIRY it will cost you HOME INSURANCE CO. nothing and may save you many regrets ; for, as advertis­ TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ac., KNOTT C. PERKY, Proprietor. I Druggist mid Apothecary, Wilson A While’s Block. follows. as they know, too. the effects of this remedy, we need not Sign of the Golden Eagle. Analysis of the red corpustles of the blood show them do more than to assure them that it has now all Die vir­ Few York City. ing physicians, in nine cates out of ten are uoglb, there is be compounds of iron, sulphur and phosphorous. Cash^Capital $1,000,000...... -Surplus $300,000. CLOAKINGS & CLOAKS. ' Rockland, April 10, 1861. 16tf tues that it all B lock, An elaborate treatise, carrying out and fully proving the for a long time, und suffered more than cuu be imagined, consignment. every respect. Comnunications by mail will receive except by those similarly affiicted. I tiled one bottle of A. Story, Pres’t. J- T. Burnham, Sdc’y. April 2, 1661. 15tf theory advanced here to correct, will be mailed to any in­ At Pillsbury Block, Rockland, prompt attention, with full and complete catalogue of terested party, on the receipt of two 3 cent stamps,— your Compound, and cun honestly say that I believe my­ self entirely cured.—JOHN A. MORDO, PEARL Street THOMASTON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. RUSSELL MILLS To tlie North Store iu’^Clark’s Block, goods, prices, oz. vials, in yellow “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound ” has ai in. x>.— k, . r r .w.*.«. ix ir. C P IE ’S. where he to 80 State Street, Boston. and Aurist, gave a lecture: lasttost night at the College of Sur­sur-; m j^E subscribers, having sold these v e r y bu- keep a good assortm ent of every thing usually kept in his 87 Ji wrappers—the old kind, iu small bottles, in red wruppers entirely cured ine j)f sufferings of several years’ standing bavins been done uuruy whr,—and l»«»-rs lhe fac—dmile PENOBSCOT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. geons and Physicians, on ntPwOj ere'h'iC’hlv'hleu’sed w ithThe PEntoR Colton Duck for several years past, have line, and will W. E. HODGKINS. Nn. 1 Old S i«i- House. Boston. fessional gentlemen presentnt w ere h.„hlt pleased w ith the , f(jan() j( „ considered lhe best brand now in general signal ure of Church &. Dupont upon the fr.ee of the w rap­ My son, ten years of age, has been for three years a Bangor, Maine. Doctor’s remarks. lie also exhibited some of his uewly per. Beware of countsrfeits oed imitations. great sufferer from Salt Rheum, his hauls covered with E. L. Hamlin, Pres’t. B. Plummer, Sec’y. invented Instruments ; among the most interesting and C. T. DUPONT, Sole Proprietor. T h e H A R D D U C K has been worn on large Schoon­ Sell as Low as tlie Lowest. sores and in constant pain ; one bottle of your compound ingenious, was his Ophthalmoscope, for the investigation 409 Broadway, N ew York. cured h m .—J. W . HAMMOND. 99 Milk Street, Boston of the Eye. He is a gentleman o f no ordinary abilities. I ers. Yachts, Pilot Boats and has fully proved that it will IL H. HAY, Portland, general Agent for Maine. Life Insurance. v, ear longer and “ dag ” lese than other kinds heretofore All persons in want of any of the above named I Goods C. P. FESSENDEN and LEVI M- ROBBINS, Agents Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound ” has Life insurance effected in the’fnllowing sound companies [From the New York Tribune, May 30. in general use. would save money by giving him a call and judging for for Rocklaud and vicinity. (rs7) 43tf entirely cured me of Neuralgia. —W C. THOMPSON, doing business on the most approved plans, and offering in­ We had the pleasure of being present last night nt the Mt. Vernon, Cumberland and Cotton Ravens Duck ot themselves. Proprietor Pearl St. House, Boston, Mass. ducements second to no other companies. Premiums may lecture given before the members of the medical professiur,, hand and for sale by Don't forget the Place, at the Brook. One half a bottle of your Compound cu ed me o' a se be paid quarterly, semi-anuuully, or yearly. at the College of Surgeons and Physicians, by Dr. Arif ur N. BOYNTON 6r. CO ., vere attack of Neuralgia— FANNIE S. THOMPSON, 134 Commercial St., 6. Wolff, who is attached to the 55th N. Y. S. M. rfhe G. W. KIMBALL, J r . Pearl St. House, Boston. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Feb. 22, I860. (91y) BOSTON. lecture was on the diseases of the Eye. The Doct«or a Rockland, June 11, 1661. 25tf Greatest Medical Circular I certify that my friend Wm. T. Glidden, Esq., presented Boston, Mass...... Accumulated Capital, $1,200,000. well qualified Oculist and Aurist, slid in some in stances me with a bottle of “[Gardiner’s Rbematic Compound,” in w as rather severe on the M. D’s. present for uegle cting to METCALF & DUNCAN, Ever Published give more attention to the disea-es and accidents io which J8®“Fiftecn-ttH largo 1856, when I w as suffering w ith a painful attack of Neu­ CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. these delicate organs are subject. He is well acquainted Stopping & Coraniissioii Merchants. Important to Farmers. letter pages for two ralgia und Rheumatism, and lhat it proved to be of decided H artford, C onnecticut.. . Accumulated Capital. 3 000,000. with the subject, .and is a gentleman of super i.or attain­ AR q s A BAKER’S ISLAND GUANO from the South 3 cent stamps. benefit.^-ALBERT SMITH, Ex-Member of Congress from XT The above are the oldest Life Insurance Companies ments. The love for the speciality he has followed for 2 3 SOUTH STREET, Pactu- Ocean. Imported by the American Guano Maine, in the United Stales. The insured participate in the profits some years with great success in New York, has made J Company. GIN dbs. Jackson, Herbert & co. Associated The undersigned hereby certify that they have used N E W Y O R K . GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. Proprietors of the Xntiounl Dispensary, No. 1 6 7 him one of the most successful surges us of the day. The Thia G “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound” ior»h« CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CO. congratulations of his colleague* werc tendered to him by nd o f p< THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT. Sycamore street. Cincinnati, established Jan. 1, 1859, for care of Rheum atism aud Neuralgia, and found, in e june 3, 1859. (23) the cure of Private Diseuses. Hartford, Conn...... Capital and Surplus, $500,000. a vote of thanks. F o r sale, and fu*iler information given by Especially designed for lhe use of the Medical Profession case, immediate and permanent relief. We have full Prof. Egbert Jackson, Dr. Robert Herbert A M. Eugene fidence in its healing qualities, and would recommend it to This Lecture is or e ofa series which the Doctor-will „ , , , T c . W A LTER J. W OOD. aud the F am ily, has all of those intrinsic medicinal quali­ Velpeau. Thorough cures effected with almost incredible Life Insurance effected as above, on either stock or mu­ GEO. L. HATCH, Rockland, June 5, luq. 24tl all who are afflicted with these harassing diseases, as one give in this plac. nMi(je of ljme and place to be given in ties (tonic and diuretic) which belong to an old and pure rapidity, of Gonorrhea, Svphillis, Gleet, Nocturnal Emis­ of the safest and best medicines ever offered to the public. tual plan. Gin. It has received lhe personal endorsement of over our col urn r- sions or self-abuse, Iinpotency. Stricture, Female Diseases, ■XT E. II. Cociiban, thankful for the liberal patronage Shipping & Commission merchants, seven thousand physicians, who have recommended it in Diurnal Emissions, in short, every possible form nnd va­ S. HANCOCK, Jr.. 20 So. Market St., Boston. HENRY heretofore received, pledges himself to give the most care­ c 11’ refers io Valentine Mott, M. D., President of the 22 South Street, (Tip Stairs, Commissioners’ iVotice. the treatment of Gravel, Dtopsy, Rheumatism, Obstruc­ riety of Sexular Disease, and ut the same time the general A. FULLER, 18 So. Market St Boston. W. II- ALLEN. ful attention to all business entrusted lo him in the insur­ tion or Suppression of lhe Menses, Affections of the Kid­ college or Surgeons t C. B Wood, M. D., E,liter of Medi- 32tf N E W Y O R K . rnilE undersigned, appointed ,v lhe Judge of ]>robate for health of the patient improved, where any improvement Boston. ELMER TOWNSEND, 45 A. 47 Pearl St., Bos ance line. ______46tf___ cal Times ; Geo. C Gardiner, M- I).; Edwin Morgan, Gov­ 1 the County of Kina, Com m oners to receive and ex­ neys, etc. in that respect is needed. toil. CAPT. CHAS. G. DOLLIVER, Boston. SAMUEL ernor of New York , W. F. Uavemayer. late Mayor of amine the claims of creditors ajain. , ,ie Ial of andokw Put up in quait and pint bottles, and sold by all drug­ Our Dispensary Circular, of 15 large 8 in by 11 In. let­ WALES, Jr., City HOTEL, Boston. C. KIRMES, 215 1LLYMOVAI,. G. L uce latt oi Rockland, deceaseu reprMeuIed inaol- gists and Town Agents. ter pages, with full and special written Reply, sent prompt­ Washington St., Boston. IIENRY D. GARDINER, New Y ork. NEWAKRANGEMENT. vent, give nonce lhat six months a?e allu,;etl l0 sui(j cretjj. A. M. BININGER & CO., Sole Proprietors, ly, well sealed, to any address for the amount of the post­ W’ebster St., East Boston. GEO. H. PLUMMER, 1 Mav­ ’lIE Subscribers having formed a Copartner- I hereby certify that Dr. Arthurs. WollTof 233 Weft tors tn present and prove their claims ; an, . , , (Established in 1778.) No. 19 Broad street, N . Y. age, six cents ! Every young man, whether erick Sq , Enst Boston. ABRAM WEEKS, Webster St., be in session at the office of L. W . HOWEU!?J For sale In Boston by GEO. C. G OODW IN & CO . Nos. East Bostou. T ship under the firm of 14lh street, has operated for Strabismus (cross-eye) on the city SICK OR WELL, of Rockland on the second Thursday of J iieinber, 11 and 12 Marshall St., WEEKS «fc POTTER, SETH E. should have. Also, a Circular intended for ludies only, The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been taken of my patieuts with the greatest success. October and November 1861, at nine o’clock in PECKER, D. GOODNOW A CO., REED, CUTLER & LITCHFIELD BROTHERS, A. HARRIS, M. D., 174 W est b ill street fore- nine lurge letter pages, for a 3 ct. stamp. The “Mountain by hundreds o f persons for Scrofulous Humors with great , for that purpose. CO , M.S. BURR A CO., STEPHEN WEEBS. T. L. of Light, or Medical Protector,” a new hook oi three hun­ benefit. have taken the convenient ami apucioua Store opposite I willingly add my testimony to the many the Lector JO SE PH FARWE l SMITH, 8. PEIRCE A CO., C. S. DAVIS A CO. dred pages, one hundred engravings, price, in stamps or II. P. WOOD’S Hardware Store, and has already. He has removed from eye lid, of my son MORSE, BROTHERS, L. W. HOWES. March 1,1861. lyll money, only 50cis. and one 3 cent stamp, or 3 for $1 und Principal Depot, 1 Salem Si., Bostou, Mass. one of the most unsightly diseases, wdneh has resisted my AVE removed their Sales Room to the Store of Mr Rockland, May 13,1861. 6m22 uine cents in stumps. This book is fully described in our Joining Atlantic Hall Building, own and many of my colleagues’ medical treatm ent, and Wholesale Agents for New York, to gntiunde for the hieing my child now enjoys I have L. WEEKS, and will manufacture and offer for sale Circular. It is by far the most valuable and deeply inter­ for the purpose of transacting the H MACY A JENKINS, 67 LIBERTY STREET, given the present certificate, and shall a lw a i.b e glad to is beretofote, esting hook on the subjects treated of, now extant; mat­ M?elov. 7, 1860. Iy46 2 5 Bbls. Choice Double Extra Kentucky Flour. the said Nolan, lying in Whitefield, and particularly des­ till I, P. M., and from 4, P. M till 8, P. M ; al o'her hours Rockland, April 18,1861. 17lf SYRUP. hours either Dr. H erbert or M. Velpeau, or both, wifi be 1 5 0 0 Bushels Prime, New, Norfolk and Mary­ cribed in said Mortgage Deed, and tile said Mortgage hav­ THE GREAT U ing been ansigoed to the subscriber aud tlie coudi’ionsof PICTURE FRAMES. TIVE OF THE AGE! iu attendance. . N o tice . land Corn. the same having been broken, I claim lo foreclose lhe same T I L \ X T ! Male patients, when desired, will be furnished with Pork, Lard, Molasses, Sugars of all kinds. Tea, Coffee, JU ST received a great variety of large, nny, comfortable rooms, suitable hoard, und careful Saleratus, Soap, Butter, Cheese, Fluid, Kerosene Oil, Farm for Sale. TT will entirely cure, or greak„ reiieve the following alien.I,Hire, for lhe few dnya ordinarily necessary to effect ------Accounts and C ______dec., in any desired quantity. Gilt and Rose Wood mouldings, SMALL PLACE in Camden, called thellarsen Place, A distrewung complaints :—DyspSu- p ropsy, Dlarrhma, a cure. r«ulents do not see each other- The most ample first Friday of every month, at 7 o’clock, P. M., at the by his Attorney, A. W oodman. General Debility, Nervousness, Ulctt? pfiee, Bronchitis, guaranties of our ability nnd good faith promptly given Store of L. WEEKS. We would say to the purchasing community, that, hav­ 3w‘36 adjoining Jacob Brown’s, of about three acres, with ing had several years experience in the business, we fiat ter A ugust 22, 1861. for Picture Frames, which will be filled for customers in AHouse and Barn and thriving Orchard thereon, under ex­Jaundice. Dysentery, Neuralgia, Livefi ^ pmpiaint. Erysi­ desired. Fees as reasonable as the very highest modes of Rookta, the must workmanlike manner, al very low prices. pelas, and the endless catalogue of Fen^L Difficulties, treatment known to modern medical science, and a very ourselves that we know when, where and how to buy our cellent improvement. Also, about seven acres with a goods. Having an agent established in the West, under Freedom Notice* OVAL AND CIRCULAR FRAMES House thereon, near the Robert Thorndike place, it is most of which originate iu a low state of th» blood. ong and varied experience, wifi admit. P. O. Box 436.— furnished lo order at moderate prices. Send for Clxcular, and state your case {CZ plainly aud ful­ whose Bupeivision our flour is manufactured, we will say HIS certifies that I have given my son orace a . m ariu. excellent land und under improvement. Als.o, 22 1 2 acres Get our new Pamphlet, and read it. CALL AND SEE AT ly, aud you wifi receive the C ircluarand our w ritten reply Coal, Coal. to purchasers that in trading with us they are sure of a his time, to act for himself, and that I will claim none of Wood Land, well timbered, on the Mountain, being JEWETT & COMPANY, A CARGO of first quality RED ASH and STOVE COAL good article at prices which cannot fail to suit. T CARLETON’S Picture Gallery, part of the Robert Thorndike Estate. Terms easy, a por­ by leturu mail. We will answer no letter unless it con­ ol h,s wages nor pay any of his tains six cents in stamps. Medicine and Instructions sent A. now landing at Spear’s Wharf. Giro na a call before purchasing. „ Main Street. tion down and remainder on lime. Enquire of No. 39 Snunner Street, Boston, A. K. SPEAR. For sale by all Druggists. promptly and carefully to any part of the world. J B. LITCHFIELD. H. A. LITCHFIELD. W itness R uel Da k fo e t h . Opposite BURPEES’ Furniture Roonys. k Rockland, April 3, 18*61. Rockland, June 12,1861. July 3,1861. 6iii28 . M arch 28, 1861. 6ml4* Rockland, May 14,1861. I5tf A ppleton, Aug. 14, 1861. Rockport, July 30, 1661.