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promised to give tip bachelor life and Then,watched by lie policeman, he went Fact Fun anti Sentiment. •CENTENNIAL. depredations, by hugs as they fly near tlie friends; but only to have a very severe re- to the next door, stared at the number, I^arm, harden ground, and tiie growing plants are not laspse, brought by bis weakness in never went, hack two houses and stared at the At a recent s|ielling-m: t :h one man spelt The interest felt in the Exhibition is seen l>y them. Lind plaster is gooii to miinlier tliere, aud then step|icd back to forcibly indicated by tlie great crowds [For the Gazette. being able to say “ No! ” it “ pasnip ” and got beet. tlniEF articles, suggestions, and results ol*experience keep away all insects front plants where encounter the policeman once more face to of people visiting tlie grounds every relating In Farm, Garden nr llnuseiiuld Management they are not otherwise protected. A little Come The Least Drop Will Not “Did you see brother "William hist night?” When yon see a young goat asleep can said Smith's wife, one morning after Smith face. you call il a ease of kid-napping. day, particularly on Sundays. are invited from our readers Interested iu such matters should lie sprinkled iq»on them early iu tlie H u rt You. bad been detained by pressure at bis cham­ “ Which’s Number 9, plcceman?” lie morning while tlio dew is on. Ashes and An exehangesays that a resilient of Mad­ Tho interior of the Main Building READ AT THE KXOX CO! STY LODGE, I. O. OF G. T., BY bers. said. RURAL TOPICS. every other substance that will stick to the “ William! No. Did lie call on me?” “ Tliat’s it.” replied the policeman. ison, Conn . lately buried iiis seventh wife. presents a seem- of the greatest activ­ plants will keep away the lings. G. tY. WHITE, ESQ. Was she dead? ity. Rival exhibitors are vieing with “ No,” said Mrs. Smith, quietly; “ lie “ Ring again.” PEAR 11I.IGUT. “ Come, the least drop will not linrt you! ” said be went into Evans’ for a chop, and “ Yes,” said Smith, smiling more than Who was the straightest man in the Bi­ each other in the erection of pretty [Written fur the Gazette by one of the most experienced Wliat my father and mother both said, you were with a couple of friends half-way ever, and as if lie had made a great dis­ ble?—Joseph, for l’haroali wanted to make structures to enclose thoir respective farmers, gardeners and fruit growers in the United It is generally considered that pear blight Wlien from the bowl’s bottom 1 fed, covery. a ruler of him. sections. States.] can lie remedied by cutting away tlie dis­ Saturday Morning Till 1 found myself bound with strong chains, up the room.” “ Now, really,” exclaimed Smith, “ this De walked up, staring very hard at tlie If you have built eastles in the air, your eased wood. What tlio cause is lias never As the sure poison crept through my veins windows, ami then stoppod short. Fifty thousand dollars lias been of­ SEEDLING STItAWIIF.niHES. lieen full^y ilevoloped; lint wherever it ap- is a deal too bad. What did I tell you work need not he lost; that is where they fered for the exclusive right to sell pop “ Come, the least qj-op will not hurl you! ” “ Who th’doosh is that?” he said. Tlie way to obtain seedling strawberries ]>ears to a degree to canso tlie wood to de­ when I came home last night? ” should lie. Now put foundations under corn on tlie Centennial grounds. Oft ’tls said in good fellowship’s guise, And then lie shook his head and walked is as follows; When the berries are fully cay and die, cut it out down to the healthy April 19 18?G, “ When you came home this morning.” : them. [Thoreau. wood, and allow tlie trees to send up shoots Vet ’tis false as the father of lies, “ Well, morning if you like. I call it all dose up to the door, and this time the hell A Richmond, Va., paper printed fifteen Thcro will he thirty-two of tlie gov­ ripe Lake the variety you desire to ex|iei'i- W hich to one and to all is quite plain, night while it’s dark. Didn’t I tell you I i rang violently incnt on (and tlie ]ioorest may proditce as from below tlie diseased ]xirts. In the first or twenty copies copies of a recent' issue I ernments of tho world represented at stages oftlie disease it lias often lieen cured If indeed they’re not clearly insane. was busy at my chambers?” The kitchen window was opened on the iqion white silk, depositing copies in various the Centennial, besides our own. good seedlings as tin: best, as " like docs W E SHALL OPEN Oi l! liv tho use of tlie following: Tlie half a “ Come, the least drop will not bur, you!” “ Yes, dear,” said Mrs. Smith. instant. libraries as centennial memorials. not produce like" in this case) and mash “ tVlio’s there?” Tho nuinher of French exhibitors the fruit in just enough dry tine sand to husiiel of lime add four jxiundsof sul[fluir; o n gay fellows are ready to cry, “ Then how could it he me at Evans’? ”• Edmund Burke wrote: No man lives too slake to the consistency of whitewash, and Some poor fools still will swallow the lie. It’s a mistake altogether, as I've told you “ Me—master,” said Smith. “ Why wilt be about 2,000, und their goods separate tin: seed, so that they can lie sown long who lives to do with spirit and suffer wlien it is applied, add to eaeli gallon of But beware’ ’tis the devil’s own ball; before. It must have been that fellow don’t slf come and open tlie door?” will bo brought over in four ship­ sand and all. Prepare a small bed made with resignation what Providence pleases tlie wash half an ounce of carliolie acid. And turn buck, boys, before it’s too lute! Stubbles, I think his name is. Good deal “ If yon don’t go away this minute. I ’ll ments. rich witli well lotted manure, and thor­ call for the jwliee,” cried the voice angri­ to command or inflict, Apply this to tlie diseased parts. Wlien: “ Come, the bus, drop will not hurt you! ’’ like me, ami I’ve had lawyers’ clerks ad­ oughly mixed witli tlie soil; and if not in dressing mi* for him half a score of times. ly. " .Master’s been home these four hours, Tile peculiarity of faith is that it makes Tlie steamer carrying Watcrer’s a shady place it must lie protected from the bark is diseased, remove tlie outer por­ Prithee. why do you falter with fear? and lie’s up in the drawing-room with a man strong in purpose. To doubt your ■ great collection of rhododendrons for tion before making the application. It is n oth in g b ut eid er o r b e e r ! ” *Uesemhlanee is wonderful.” tlie rays of the sun in some way. Sow “ T don’t think I should he deceived,” missus." own nhility or the value of your enterprise 1 tho horticultural dcpartincut of tho your seed in a broadcast way, and cover HOVEN IN CATTLE. Ab, I know well wliat lurks in that cup, is a sure prophesy of failure. Exliiblton, has arrived from England. It is ruin, if I driukit up! said Smith’s wife, quietly. “ Say?” said Smith—“ whosll yer mas­ with finely pulverized soil alanit an eighth Wlien an animal becomes bloated or “ You, my dear—pooh! No, of course ter? ” Five miles of the first railway ill China j of an incli deep, packing down tlie eartli *• lioven ” hy eating too much grass or elov­ “ Come, the least drop will not hurt you! ” “ Why, Mr. Smith, of course, you nasty At every building on tho grounds witli the hack of a S]iaile. For a quart of not. Not likely,” said Mr. Smith, as he Iiave been completed. It is between Wa- are twenty baskets of peanuts or gin­ er. as cattte are liable to do on first being Now, pray why do you ilusli and turn pale, reached the door; hut he turned for an in­ drunken fellow; and now go away directly sung and Shanghai, and will he fifteen berries maslied in sand a bed tlirce feet turned intoa luxuriant pasture, tlie liest di­ At the sight of our bright foaming ale? ” stant as his wife gave utterance to her or lie’ll hear you.” miles long when finished. ger snaps, aud over each hoskot stoojis square would be huge enough. In about et for sneh an animal would be dry feed. But I know what its vile dr.-gs contain : a gloomy Italian without an organ. favorite ejaculation— Smith started hack a few paces, and “Mamma, don’t you want some nice can-! two weeks tile plants will come up, anil coiD|iosed of ground oats, cracked corn, “ Oh!”' gazed up again at the window, just as tile dy?” said a shrewd little child. "Y esi The Emperor of Brazil will stay, like tlie lied must bn kept constantly moist and tine feed, and a small quantity of sweet hay. “ Conn-, the least drop will not hurt you ! blind was pushed aside for a moment, and Dress Goods, For the next two or three weeks Smith’s dear, I should like some.” -Thi-n. ifyou’ll 1 any ordinary being, at the Continental shaded. In tlie fall the plants will require ’Tis tiie nectarous juice of the vim— some one looked out. Then tile shadows wife looked very quiet and serious; those buy some. I’ll give you half!” lisped the ! lintel, Philadelphia, during his visit to careful protection for winter; and tile next It is only a glass of sweet wine! ” were seen strongly again upon tho blind; PROMISE OF THE CATTLE Hosiery and Gloves, little, rounded lips of hers were pressed to­ polite girl. the Centennial Exhibition. Ho will spring they should be set in beds where Sweet to taste, yes, ami fair to the sigh, ; tlie lady’s arm was raised and laid iijlcc- they will bear fruit tlie third year. Every TRADE. gether until they appeared quite thin; ami I must choose to receive the truth, no arrive tliere May 10. Smail W ares, But it hath the mad serpent’s own bite! then there came a morming when she sat tionaleiy on the shoulder of the gentleman’ plant will be a distinct variety; and von am! face met face ill a loving kiss. matter how it heals upon myself; must' may, jiei liaps. g e l one or two very superior Tlie cattle disease is threatening to be­ “ < 'nine, the least drop will not hurt you! over her breakfast reading a cutting from follow it, no matter where it leads, from A New Yorker, anticipating hand­ come chronic. Scarcely a season passes What a fuss, and what bother you make, the [Riper of the previous day, which some It was only a short one, hut it had tile some profits from selling newspupers kinds in several liiinilreil plants. CSOttlS, For Me.an.I It.-i Wear. power of endless hotties of soda water on wliat party it severs me, or to wliat party it that its presence is not manifested to a O’er a drop for the weak stomach’s sake;” anonymoas friend liadclippod out, inclosed allies. [Dr. Channing. on the grounds during tho Exhibition, GltOWING CHOI’S IN OltCilAltDS. greater or less extent in tlie grazing dis­ W ill your wine and your vile brandy toddy, in an envelope and directed to her. Smith. De was sober in an instant, and or Every Ihs.-upti,,,,. offers $20,000 Mr the exclusive privi­ It is deeiiledly advisable to cultivate tricts of England and Wales, while France. C u r t a i n s Cure or help a poor sick, feeble body? “ Who’s your letter from? ” said Smith, dashed hack to tlie hell; hut, before he J osh Billings says:—“ There is one ■ tiling about a lien that looks like wisdom lege of doing so. apple orchards for tlie first live or six years, Germany, anil Belgium are also becoming ...... AND ...... suddenly. could pull it, the voice came up tlie area: “ Come, the least drop will no, bur, you ! “ Am 1 to call the police to you?” — hey don’t c c'.lc mm h 1 11 tlicj| lave laid manuring well, and keeping tlie ground more familiar witli it. The endeavor to (Inly one of the light, harmless drinks; “ I don’t know,” was tin; quiet reply. Ohio lias a Koh-i-noor for the Cen­ free of grass and weeds around tile trunks “ stamp it out” liv quarantine and red tape “ Don’t know? Why, what's that hit of "Here, Sarah, open the door!” cried their eggs. Sum pliolks are alwus a Iirag-' tennial. It is a complete soction of a Smith, hoarsely; “ it’s me—your master.” ging and cackling wliat tlicy are going tew : of tile trees. Potatoes are one of tin: best lia s thus far met with but little success, and Ah, beware! ’tis the tippler’s dry nurse printed pajrer? ” coal vein in n shuft of the Steubenville eriqis thateaii be grown in ayoungorchard. from present appearance tliere would seem “ It's a piece of police news, and the ac­ "G et alongwith you,do!” cried Sarah. do before hand.” A nd som e sad day y«»ur folly y o u ’ll tur*u! “ Don't 1 tell you master’s up stairs? I'll Coal und Mining Company’s works, Corn is also good while tlie trees are small. to lie nothing to prevent tlie complaint, count of oue Henry Stubbles, whose nanx* A Roman Catholic church in Dohoken. and is a solid block weighing over two Some farmers crop their old orchards to like tlie potato rot sonic years ago, running “ Come, tue least drop will not hurt you! was afterward found to In;Charles Smith of call him directly if you don’t leave the N. J., was entered on Tuesday evening and advantage, [flowing rather shallow near When you’re cold, wlieA you’re wet, when you’re hell alone.” aud u half tons. its course. hot. the Temple, being drunk and riotous and tlie altar stripped of all iLs ornaments ami the trees, so as not to disturb the roots; ’I.uiee I».V.gns and l^irge V ariety,and we ASSURE “ No, no. don’t. Dele, let me in, quick. Meanwhile, stock raisers ou tliis side iif When you’re dry, or no matter what not! ” assaulting the. jxilice.” silver ware, and Hie poor boxes robbed of Among Oregon’s wonderful oxliihits lint as a general rale old orchards should our Curloniei K that we have never before I tell you it is me—your master.” tin- Atlantie iiave their np|>orlnnity. Tliere i t is fals.-, ye foul tem pter !—begone “ Gpaper mill at West- to Lord Fairfax, who left it to the the c o l'll. Then make a smootlier, as fol­ ing seems to lie lost sight of. It will be 75 cts.. 87 1-2 cts., $1.00 Wax their wing when my pocket* wi re full. A week elapsed, and there eamc an eve­ ing for breath ami staring at the blinds, field, Mass., suffered a severe al tack oflock- lows: Take a hemlock joist 4x4 incites, from which tlie sleidows were gone. Herbert family. It has an autograph strange, however, if the continuation of <», a nice way tlu-y had to pull wool! ning wlien a eoiiploof friends dropped in iaw. ill which thejaws were set for nearlv of O. W., and copious notes by Bishop cut it in three 4 feet pieces, then lay down tlie foot and month disease, and tlie conse­ And the har-mald repeated the cry, Wliat did it mean? Dad he conjured up to announce that Tompkins gave his ••( ’all" t.vo hours. The doctor Said the tlouhlc Wilson, the editor and giver. It will tlie pieces forming a square, tile pieces be­ quent dearness of tile animal food in tile But 1 found i all i -upper that night, ami they brought an in- a far xiniilc nl himself, or was tliere his ex­ was the result of an inveterate habit of ing about 2 feet apart, then cover tile lop British markets, does not soon force it ; vitation. act likeness in existence, as lie had told Iiis chewing gum. It is somewhat stinnge that he exhibited ,in tho Book Department with lioanls nailed strong. In one end of “ Come, the least drop will tin, hurt you ! ” wife; and was she really deceived? Tlie of tho Centennial. again into tile foreground. Ah! “ the least drop” ha* left me undone, "Can’t go, indeed,” Slid Smith; “ I chewing tohoeco never lias Ibis baleful ef­ on-! of tlie outside pieces, bore a hole D) ad­ As an illustration of tlie well-nigh illim­ thought was maddening. What had In- And of friend* it ban left me not one! haven’t spent an evining at] home this fect. Tho brewers and maltsters of the mit a small chain to liileli tlie wliipplctree itable eapaeity of tlie country beyond All my character with it ha* gone. ; week.” done—wliat should he do? Shut out of his “Melhiallon. the astrologer,” well known to. We will siqqiose tlie enrn lias been tin: Mississippi as a source of supply, we $1.00, 1.25, 150, 1.75, 2 00 own house—another there—confusion— United States will erect on the Cen­ A nd 1 Unger a lorn- vagabond! " Never mind,” said one, “ what does to the British public, whom lie easily gulled, tennial grounds an iron building for covered about a week, and is well sprout­ read in an (tinalia p iper the other day of that matter? Slop at home every night lunacy! ed. Now take your “ drag,” jiiit a large “ Com e, till- leant drop will not hurt you! ” has I...... nrrested ami imprisoned. I'm- tlio exhibition of beer, malt, hops and a cattle range in Nebraska 15ti miles in next week to make up for it.” De dashed at the door, tore at the hell flat stone II]K)11 it in front, liileli your horse li.it my pemon, once eonu-ly and fair. ten years he lias In-ell advertising to “ re­ everything connected with tho brew­ leiijth. One stock-raiser owned 20,110(1 •• lteallv, rather not," said Smith. madly till a light danced in the fanlight veal futures " ami supply" love talismans.” to it. ami go over the ground erosswise of acres, upon which were some 20.000 head It ha* left hut a wreck of despair; am! the catch w:is drawn hack, when, with­ ing business, including a miniature It bereft me of children and wife; I “ Rut, Tompkins, von know; such a good ill Iiis house 70„oii the point. “ Some in Iiis brother-in-law’s face, and then turn­ They are generally successful in tlie latter west aide of tlie terrace surrounding mse I'm a liaeheior; hut unless I’m very one. too. was kind enough to send my wife ing to see iiis wife upon the stairs, holding part of their undertaking. Memorial' Hall. On tlie east side of lint few people seem to know tlie value A farmer who weighed alibis hay wlien SUPERB QUALITY, of small fruits to a family wlien grown in lie put it in tlie barn was much surprised, much mistaken there is another Smith in 1 t li e police report—a beast.” her handkerchief to her mouth. The Hartford Conrant prints elaborate di­ the terrace will be a marble statue of town—pi rliaps two. Smith's wife was a j “ lhiw did you gel out of it,Sniffy?” “ Let's go down to supper, late as it is,” Washington, cut from a single block. their own gardens. You commence with nine months afterwards, on re-weigtiing it, 75 cts. form erly $1.25. rections for “ Raising Chickens by Hand ” strawberries: they continue about a month. little round woman—not fat. lint pleasantly | “ Sai-1 it was some one else exactly like she saiil, recovering herself. “ (jo on lirst, Snell information is not needed at tile South, j It has been loaned by Mahlon Dicker- to find that it had shrunk 25 percent. plump: there was a nice roundness about Will.” You pick, perhaps from six to twelve A strong decoction of quassia cliips, one me," said Smith, witli a grin at his own Tlie whole colored ]«ipulation know how to son, tlie American hanker in Flor­ quarts a day. You Iiave them on your iier eyes, and cheeks, and shoulders, and astuteness. Ami her brother, wondering, and staring do it, and all enterprising freedman can ence, for Exhibition during the Cen­ potiml boiled in a gallon of water, is recoin - s: good full curves Io her red lijis, and I - But woul 1 Mrs. Smith Ix-lievc that?” from lmsbantl to wife, obeyed her com­ table as a dessert, if you please,-at noon, mended for a wasli to kill lice upon horses raise more pullets in a single night, on his tennial. and your tea-table is loaded witli them at pinky sli.'lly ears: and though you would “ Yes, of course,” said Smith. mand. way home from prayer-meeting, than tlie and cattle. The use of tliis is preferable to ■r have thought of calling iter liand- Anil, yielding to a little mol e pressure, lie “ What—where’s tlie—where’s that wo­ At each entrance to tho Centennial evening, and yon want little else but your that of tobacco. editor of the Conrant could raise in a year bread anil blitter. Your family consume e, or even | retty, she was decidedly | accompanied his friends to Tompkins’, man Sarali? ” gas|ied Smith. with all Iiis science.—Galveston (Tex.) Exposition Grounds there will bo an T he greatest caution should lie observed . Site was a shrewd little body, too, ' “ Dash, dear,” said his wife, leaning ii|i- in one way or another about eight quai ls a where Guinness’ stout and tlie wliiskey of News. automatic arrangement to register tho day. and while they last no medicines for wlien working in the barn 1>V tlie light of a with plenty of firmness; and if it had fall- j Kinilian tended to wliat was on all hands on his arm, as lie gazed upon her mirthful daily number of ^visitors. Tho mana­ lantern. Dave your lamp properly trim­ face—" did you ever hear of the man being “ And you think, darling, yon could he lioililv ailments are required, as a quart of n to your lot to hear her say "O il!” you declared to be the jolliest evening ever content to share my humlde lot and live in gers estimate that, at the lowest 50,000 strawberries daily will generally disjiel all med before going to die barn as it is ex-- vouhi never have forgotten it. spent. There was great disgust evinced, hoist with his own petard?” people will visit tho Exhibition every ti'emely dangerous to perform this open - Tliere are times when it may he when to a quiet wav with love and me?” queried ordinary diseases not settled permanently You won't lie late this evening? ” though, when, about eleven o’clock Smith day. This would yield $1,500,000. in the system. After strawlnirries, rasp­ tion where tliere is so much inflammable < (barley Smith’s wife said to her dapper lit­ rose, made a slioi-t speech of thickly littered Hy in a passion, anil tliere are times wise the blissful lover as he looked fondly into matter lying around yon. If your insur­ it is wise to bear in sileneo; somehow or her translucent blue eves. “ Why, yes. Tho expenses will bo nearly $2,000,- berries come to continue about three weeks; tle man one morning, as buttoned up in his words, all joined together, ami then in spite 000. then we Iiave blackberries where tlie cli­ ance ii|H>n your buildings has expired, it 3 k and overcoat lie re-entered tile break­ of all remonstrance, went rather unsteadily another. Smith seemed to think that this precious; you have no idea how economi­ safest anil you’ll sleep better to have it ri - In all the Latest Novelties was a time for tlie latter. De had been cal I am. Pa gave me a hundred dollars mate is not too cold for tlie cultivated fast-room for tile farewell kiss. out o il to the landing, closed the door let­ A London firm will exhibit what it varieties; then tlie currants ripen, which newed. - Well, no,” lie said, “ unless there’s pres- tered “ Mr. Tompkins,” stood listening for duped, lie knew, lint his conscience told him last week to buy a new silk, and I saved claims to bo tlie largest terra eotta enough out of it to purchase four pairs of remain till tho early grapes mature; and Would it not be well to grow more ure, my love, and then we mustn’t gram -1 a few moments to the singing of a chorus, it was deserved, and he only whispered a statuo ever made. It is a model of the sweet apples for cooking purposes, and thus sentence or two as his wife and he went six-buttoned kids! ” taking tlie season through any family with hie: for pressure means protit. ami profit and hastily put on his hat very far back statue of Amorica, one of tlie four­ a half acre of land in a garden can grow save large quantities of sugar now used to aside and silk dresses, ell? Tliere, good- over his ears, smiled, and gave it a tilt for­ down. A wag, who liad wrapped a piece of cloth , ths others being of Europe, Asia and sweeten our acid fruits? Sauce or pre­ “ Does Will know?” having the word “ centennial ” on it around ' small fruits that make country life delight­ liv.” ward over his eyes, when it fell witli an Africa — that surmount the Albert ful, and at the same time hundreds of dol­ serves made from a fine flavored sweet fi nit lint just a moment, Charley. You will echoing bang upon tlie lluor, causing its “ Nothing. 1 asked him here to-night, an egg and then boiled it so that the word Memorial in Hydo Park. The firm is more relishable and liiglier flavored than Cashmere Shawls, as I iiave done for many nights past.” apnea red plainly on the shell, sadly deceived lars can lie saved in the supply of tlie try and be back? ” owner tlie most thorough satisfaction, for will exhibit about 200 tons of terra eot­ table, as tlie writer knows from 40 years' an acid fruit artificially made sweet hy la Stripes aud Figures, To lie sure,” lie cried; for, with the he stood and laughed at it heartily fur a “ And that wretch of a woman?” a Portland (Conn.) farmer who took it out adding sugar. Here is a chance for the “She only did as she was told,’’said Smith’s of a nest where it had been placed, and ex­ ta ware, including a variety of antique ex]icrienco. nice, gentle, appealing, loving look, lie few seconds, before making a dab at it, and statuettes. practice of wholesome economy, and yet • both Long and Square could say none other. “ lint there—it’s nearly over-balancing himself; but the wife: “ and after twenty years in our fam­ hibited it at the ofl’icc. of a local newspaper CORN CULTURE. sacrifice nothing in the way of excellence at Reduced Prices. just ten.” balustrade oll'ering him something to hold ily, 1 think she can be trusted.” as a wonderful manifestation of tlie hen’s The American Fish Culturist Asso­ If one were to try to grow tho greatest in tlie article produced. " Yes, dear, 1 know;.but do try and lie •n by, he recovered his hat, ami then him- “ But----- ” intimate knowledge of tho history of the ciation intend to inako a remarkable possible’crop of corn per aero, lie should “ Are you people coining to supper?” United Stales. apply tlie manure spread upon tile land, Fruit is preserved in Russia Iiy the fol­ back, Charley. I do so like having you iolf, and contrived to reach tlie bottom of exhibition ut the Centennial. It will lowing process; Lime is slacked in water witli inc of an evening.” tin- stairs in safety. shouted a voice from tlie dining-room; anil Colds in the head have been very pre- tin; more the greater tlie crop, then manure late as it was, a pleasant meal ensued. embrace not only li vc, iced,aud stuffed iu which a little creosote lias lieen dissolved.. Ami a little, round, plump band held on He was perfectly sober—perfectly—he vah-nl in London, and Dr. Ferrierof King’s fish, whales, seals, porpoises, turtles, liberally in lie: hill. I’ropal.ly tlie hill sys­ liv a buttonhole; a little round cheek was What more passed between husband and tem, rows about three and a half feet iqiai t, It is then allowed to fall to jiowiler, which asserted as well, and lit for the company of College lias suggested a snull' which is said ! frogs, alligators, crabs, lobsters, corals, is spread over tlie bottom of a deal liox to laid against Mr. Smith’s shoulder. m v lady in the land; and this assertion wife this chronicler knoweth not; hut he can to work wonders. It is conipnsed of tlie I and hills tlie same distance, or a little less Window Curtains, “ Yes, yes, yes, yes,” he said, rather tes­ made, lie stood still, looked lip at a lamp declare that Smith disappeared from bach­ sponges, alga?, and other marlno-crca- apart, cannot bo improved. Tile land aiiout one inch in thickness. A sheet of following ingredients: Ilydroehlorate of I tures.but prepared tisli and roes,dried, paper is laid ahovo and then tho fruit. tily; " 1 like coming home: only business iml laughed at it heartily. elor parlies; and also that if there is alia]i- morphia, two grains: aceaia-powder, two | should lie plowed acconliii" to its condition. In Lace, G ilt Rands and py, round. ple:isant-looking little woman in salted, smoked, pickled, or corucd.and A sward turned over six inches deep and Over tlie fruit is another sheet of |Kipei'. pressure, you know.” “ Double burners—grea’-'mprovemeiit,” drachms ;trisnitratc of bismuth, six drachms ! then more lime, and so on till tlie box is “ Rut thi-re’s so iniieli pressure now, -aid Smith, as lie went on, but only to stop the neighhoihood, it is Smith’s wife. —the whole making up a quantity of pmv- i also oils, spermaceti, gelatine, isin­ laid flat will Iiear a good crop. A deep Hollands. glass, glue, leather, shell, and whale­ rich soil not in sward should not lie plowed full, wlien a finely powdere.d charcoal is Charley.” and smile at tlie next lamp-lwst. del' of which from one quarter to ono-lialf [lacked in tlie. corners and tlie lid tightly “ Good sign, my dear; and—there—1 “ Like me to seo you home, sir? ” said a may be safely taken, if necessary, in the bone. deeper than a jiair of horses can easily do In regard to cutting “ swale” hay, which at a smart walk, while light soils, with a closed. Fruit thus enclosed will, it is said, must go.” policeman, who had been following him grows on low. moist land, a correspondent course of twenty-four hours. “ Rut it presses so bal’d on me, Charley; for the last few minutes, fortunately for Herman Kirn, the sculptor, who is barren sub-soil, should never go into tlie remain good for a year. of tlie New England Farmer says “ East Bishop Haven, atthcjlate Methodist Con­ executing in Austria tlie statuary for suii-soil except wlien the land iswell dressed and it seems as if you were tired of coin­ Smith; two rather heavy-looking men also summer I cut part of it early in July, be­ ing hack home.” having bail their by no means pleasing eyes ference in Lewiston, said to preachers, the Catholic Centennial fountain, witli barnyard manure, and then only an DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. fore our market hay was cut; got it in “ Do’nt worry about the future. If you states that ho has the best artists in inch or two of it should lie turned tip. C'liem- "Why, wliat si ell', to he sure! .Take upon him. without overdrying mixed layers of dry To Make Good Bread.—Take a [Kin two- your linger out of that liullon-liole, or you’ll “ You’re imp'deiit scoundrel! Take your have a $300 appointment, live on it. You Koine emjiloyctl on them. Tho mar­ ieal fertilizers may lie wortli their cost and thirds full of flour; 1 pint of warm water; straw in with it to take up tlie steam, and can’t do more on a $3,000 salary. Don’t ble is extremely hard, its (.durability is they may lie frauds; consequently, the drag it.” nuinher and report you to-morrow,” said this winter I find it comes out as bright as 1 [lint of new milk; 1 tcaciipful of yeast “ I did want you so liadly last niglit, Smith, thickly. “ No, won’t; you’re . oily run in debt. Wear your old clothes. And not much less than that of granite, barnyard manure is tile only safe reliance, put in a warm place to rise until morning; In nearly every grade manufactured, and most of them dried grass, and the cattle relish it very reflect that your salary is better than you and every blow of tlie gavel strikes ’file following are some of tlie la-st chemic­ in style* not Io he found in any other Store Cliarloy; and 1 like you to enjoy yourself, good tier and drink my health." much. Tlie cows will cat it in preferem o then mix and mould, and let rise again: in tliis City, mid we ...... pa,ions that our hut. not always to stop away of an even­ “ Thanky, sir,” said tlie imlicenian; and would have had in any other business. lire. Tlie statue of Commodore Barry als iSulphat of ammonia, Slllpllatc of ]H)tasli when risen enough, mould again, and put prices will he the VERY 1.0 WEST. Io bl ight English hay, which was cut for Some men who couldn’t have earned $1.25 ing.” then, walking a short distance behind, lie marketlater, after it was full grown.” Any will be shipped at unco, and tho oilier muriate of potash, German potash salts and in tins to liake. “ Now, how can you he so unreasona­ saw him safely to the door, where Smith a day at the shoemaker’s bench, are earn­ four will follow shortly afterward. nitrate of jaitasli. These articles may lie one who lias never tried tlie ex|iei iment of ing treble that, at preaching, and yet they Indian Puddinn.—Scald one pound of In­ ble? ” rang, holding on to tlie hell-liandle. That, of Moses contains over four hun­ applied|to any crop singly, or mixed. These dian meal; that is, pour lioiling water on . W e luive secured some cutting swale and other inferior kinds of talk alxiut their sacrifices.” “ .Mrs. Lane came in last night, and Mr. Five minutes passed, and lie rang again, hay early, will he surprised to note the dred eubie feet of marble in one mass, should lie mixed witli salt, according to it, stirring till still’; iiave ready one jioiind Lane eaileil for her, and they stopped and and then again, when the kitchen window avidity with which eat'le will eat such hay. The Saturday Rcsiicio thinks that Mr. ns sound us steel. their lmlk and strength, and a handful pilt eliu|)])ed suet; stir it in and add one pint bail tea ; and Mr. Lane said lie saw you go was (qieiieil and a voice ascended the area The hulk of hay gathered from an aero will Appleton in his Nile Journal is somewhat in a Dili of whatever is planted; lint they New Orleans molasses and one ounce intoa theatre.” to cry: flowery, and cites as illustrations: “ This arc profitable only wlien bought of whole ground ginger; bake in greased tin by slow lie less where it is early cut, hut its value sale dealers at the lowest market prices. “ Me! l’ooh! absurd! nonsense! non­ “ What is it?" will really he more. Cut the hay of all journal gets launched out of the einlinvcil The Washington correspondents say oven; take about two hours to bake. sense! mistake altogether. But there, 1 “ Open door, Sarah,” said Smith thickly. sweetness of our earlier hours.” “ Dow that when old Jerry Iilaek speaks in the In Low Priee.l Carpeting*, md sta ll offer kinds earlier than ever before this year. PLANTING MELONS. Hard 'Times Pudding.—Half pint molas­ home at a Slight Advance trot C o s t , and cm- must go.” “ Who arc yon? What do you want?” unlike last evening, when Egypt melted Supreme Court all other counsellors are •bat tin y may our being in its twilight, and we hung Dog manure, when well decomposed witli ses «tr syrap, half pint water, two teaspoon- ers will lie fortunate who secure “ Oh!” said Mrs. Smith; and as her said the same voice. in tin: habit of leaving their hats outside fills of soda, one teas,loonfitl salt; thicken W ore the nsuortment is broken. lord hurried away, that tightening of her “ ’Sine, Sarah—master,” said Smith, Schooner Jed F. Dusen of Calais (which like flics in amber in the golden peace its attendand litter, is the best fertilzer for shaking Iiis head to get rid of a misty sen­ around ns!" Next day, “ as the sky be­ the bar. When the divine ilatulenco is melons, squashes and cucmbers. Wlien with flour (sifted) to a batter thick as cup lips was visilile, and tile little woman arrived at that port Saturday) on Thursday cake; put into pudding boiler, half full, to looked dull and sad as she heard the door sation. afternoon when seven hours out from Bos­ gan to clarify,” and th e“ ghostly films of on the eloquent Jerry lie doesn’t kuow a that is not to la; had, use tlie liest well rot­ A Full Line of clouds wero smoothing into tlie dee]), seven anil a half beaver from a enspadore, ted barnyard manure that you Iiave. Put allow for swelling; boilsteadily three hours: close. “ Get along with yon, or I’ll call the ton, fell in witli a small boat containing eat with or without sauce. Very nice and Smith did not get hack to dinner that police,” was tlie response. three men and attempted to rescue them, thoughtful brow Egyptian,” the voyagers and he eipeetorates like Vesuvius. two shovelfuls in a hill, mixed thoroughly night, nor yet to tea; in fact, it was half­ The window was shut, and Smith stood hut the boat capsized and all were drowned. experienced the strange physical or psycho­ witli tin: soil. Ixit tlio seeds wlien covered cheap. past one when when he returned home,' staring. The captain can give no description of the logical phenomenon of “ lapping tho sun- Half a dozen years ago the orange or­ lie about level witli tile surface of tlie ad­ VcitZ Cutlets— (Very nice). Fry brown Domestic Paper Patterns a few slices of salt pork. Take them tip. smelling very strongly of tobacco—proba­ “ Come wrong house,” lie said; and step­ men. It is thought these men belonged to shino witli their northern nerves.” chard of Colonel Hart, opposite Palatka joining ground, 10 to 12 to a hill, to lie Constantly on hand. Catalogues free on application. and add to tile fat two large spoonfuls of bly the weed consumed as a sedative while ping back, he caught sight of two strongly- the schooner Mary A. ltiee, which was Fla., eonld bavo been purchased for $10,’ thinned out to tlirce or four plants cover At a school not far from St. Cloud about an inch deep witli soil that does not lard or drippings. Dave ready tliin slices some abstruse brief was studied. But Mrs. marked shadows upon the drawing-room towed into Portland last Friday, having (Minn.) the scholars caught a skunk anil 000, but not now. The orchard at pres­ Smith said nothing, not even the next been found abandoned. form a liard crust after a rain, anil wlien of veal (they are best cut from tlie lug.) blind, evidently those of a lady and put it in the selioolma’am’s desk, thinking ent comprises 0,000 trees, and last year dip them in an egg which lias lieen well s of milk, tlirce eggs. Beat twenty fastened it on her nose, went on with the contracted for at thirty-five cents a dozen made of boards over six or oiglit incites in tho egg anil cracker, witli pepper and stronger, and wait in hopes of a little minutes, then add the milk and flour. Bake exercises, and let tlie scholars enjoy the frankness upon her hnsband’s part. said Smith, “ dust one. Stupid to come on the trees. wido; and they a rea sure preventive of salt. Serve with tlte salt pork. SIMONTON BROS. to wrong door.” in a quick oven. perfume. Rockland, March 29,1876. 17 But she waited in vain, for Smith had H r It Seents to lie quite uncertain who is Forty-Fourth Congress. About Town. Mrs. Kate Spaulding Swett will give an ( Last Saturday afternoon Miss Agnes Piston, East,” will furnish free return tickets to all who Yinal Haven. entertainment of dramatic readings at the Univer- a girl fifteen or sixteen years of age, daugli- may wish to attend these meetings. The Rockland Gazette. abend in tbe nice among the Democratic In the Senate, ALiy 18th, a resolution au­ At the election of officers of Atlantic Royal thorizing an investigation into the Mississ­ salist Vestry, on Thursday evening of next week,' ter of Mr. A. Piston, who lives on Ocean street, The programme laid out is an excellent one and, candidates for tile Presidential nomination. G5T Dr. Williams lias removed his office and Arch Chapter J. B. Currier was elected H. P .; Geo^ ippi and Louisiana troubles wa agreed to.’ on which occasion she will present a programme ; was engaged in cleaning a pair of gloves with should the weather prove favorable, we may ex­ Thursday, May 25, 1876. In tbe East and South, Senator Bayard of residence to No. 7 Elm street. Roberts, K. S.; AV. Smith, S .; S. G. AVebster. A bill authorizing the npointment of re­ of selections from various American ami English benzine, having them on her hands for the pur- pect one cf the largest temperance gatherings Delaware would seem to lie tbe “ coming Pottle & Knight advertise good business Trcas.; T. L. Roberts, Sec.; W. S. A’inal, (’. of H .; ceivers for National Banks was passed. The authors. Airs. Swett is said to tie a reader of j pose, and was holding them over the kitchen ever held in the State. Mr. Blaine as a Statesman. House hill, making appropriations for the suits for only twenty dollars. Call and see. J. P. Hunt, P. S.; II. F. Rolierts, R. A. C.; E. A. man” at this time. Gov. Tilden, of New much merit, and wo trust our citizens will eneour- stove to dry, when the benzine caught fire aud The hoys wish to entertain their guests, during Wo think it safe to say that in sound York, has lieen losing some ground lately, payment of claims reported Io Congress age her talent by giving her a generous recep-1 enveloped her hands in a fierce blaze. Alias Piston, Crocker, M. 3d V.; J. A. Miller, AI. 2d V. ; Chas. under Section 2. of tbe Act of June 1G 1874 Schooner Calista started her anchor and their stay, without expense to them, and, as it is ability or practical statesmanship, no man tlie New Yotk Express having declared hos­ was also passed. The consideration of the touched bottom last Monday night, but received tion. with much presence of mind, immediately ran probable there will be a larger number than can Jay, M 1st V.; A. (’. Mantor ai»d E. R. Roberts whose name has lx-cn mentioned in con­ tility against him, followed by the defection impeachment question was then resumed no damage. At the Republican caucus for choice of ]to the room (being obliged to opeu the be accomodated by the members of the Club, our Stewards. Appoint ment of Sentinel omitted. Tho with closed doors. In the House a bill w Chapter is to be consecreated and the officers in­ nection with the Presidential nomination of the New York IPorW, which has changed Policeman Withara seized a half-barrel of delegates to the Fifth District Convention at Bel­ door) and enveloped her hands in a woolen rug, citizens are being asked to assist by offering the passed acceding to Clerk Adams’-request stalled sometime about the middle of next month, is the sti|terioi*of the candidate presented editors anil will doubtless snpj ort Bayard, ale ut the steamboat wharf on Saturday morning. fast on Tuesday, which was called to choose a to quench the fire. The pain that ensued was hospitality of their own homes, a eall which we for an investigation of tbe charges against at which time the Grand officers are expected to by this S tate. Mr. Blaine is much more the new editor being his warm jiersonal delegate to Cincinnati, the following persons were maddening, causing her to become delirious for are sure will be freely responded to. him, and a committee of five was appointed JtggR* Singhi’s Band will play this evening near be present. than - a politician," in the offensive sense friend. In the West, Hendricks of Indiana for that purpose. A resolution relative U selected :—Alessrs. O. A. Kallocli, G. AV. Kimball, two hours. AVhen the gloves were taken oil the Yesterday a lad named Alfred Scott, who the Gen. Berry engine house, junction of Main On Tuesday evening, at Air. Johnson’s church, which regards a politician as a man who is doubtless the strongest m utt, though there the government printing was passed by :i Jr., Edwin Sprague, AV. J. AVood, John S Case, unfortunate girl's hands, as well as the lower lives at South End wasat play about some lumber and Water streets, if pleasant. the Rev. AI. Caswall of Rockland, performed the sjicculates in nominations, appointments, is some demonstration in favor of Judge party vote. 'The Indian appropriation hill, Davis Tillson, Azariah Stanley, John Lovejoy, C. portion of her arms, were found to be severely near Railway AVharf, when a heavy piece of tim. appropriating .*$3,905,771 was reported Air. Jones is making rapid progress on his rite of baptism of the Episcopal church upon six ballots, combinations, legislation, just as a David Davis, of Illinois. Allen of Ohio G. Moffitt, Robert Crockett, Timothy AVilliams, D. burned. A physician was called at once ami her fell and struck him a very heavy blow ou the The House then went into committee of the new building at the Brook. It is a two-story fants. The ceremony was quite interesting to stock-gambler speculates in stocks—solely has doubtless little chance. Notwithstand­ N. Bird, E. R. Spear, C. AV. S. Cobb.S. AI. Bird the burns properly dressed, and the young lady middle of the back, producing either a fracture or whole on the naval appropriation bill. structure with a high Mansard roof. t the people over here, as it was, we believe, the first for his mercenary advantage. He ing the popularity of Bayard, the Portland In the Senate. Friday, Alay 19th, the con­ and Robert Anderson. is now doing well and will doubtless suffer no severe concussion of she spine. The injury caused Mr. S. II. Hall has moved his large car permanent injury. entire paralysis below the wound, and the lad’s of the kind even performed hero. statesman, if a thorough knowledge of the Press feels very confident that he cannot be sideration of articles of impeachment Gen. Berry Engine Company, at a meet­ against cx-Secretary Belknap was resumed liage-factory building a few feet back from the recovery is uncertain. Dr. Hitchcock attended A peculiar stone has recently been found in an principles, forms and methods of our nominated, and asserts that the contest ing last evening, voted to atteud the Fourth ot Memorial Bay. and no other important business was trans street and finished it into four tenements. the ease. embankment at Carver’s Cove. It is about six July celebration in Lewiston and to take their Edwin Libby Post, G. A. R., take this method to government, a ready and comprchcnsivi must be lietween Tilden and Hendricks. acted. In the House the Senate amend­ £'£r" Last Sunday night Warren Montgomery by two inches aud from one quarter to one lu lf ments to the hill iclieving Wm. Maury of machine with them. They have also dedlded to have respectfully ask of the ladies of Rockland their grasp of facts, a w onderful knowledge of The causes that will operate against Bay­ was taken with a tit at Farewell & Ames Hall and inch in thickness, beautifully polished.. There political disabilities were concurred in. a new uniform, to consist of a dark blue firemen’s valuable assistance in preparing wreaths and a Voice of the People. men and motives, a marvelous power of ard are thus summed up by the Press, was obliged to be removed by the police. are sixty-uine notches cut iu the edges of it and There was some discussion regarding the coat, to be worn with pantaloons of the same contribution cf flowers for the same,‘for use on leading political forces anil using all these and they certainly constitute tin objection omission from the Congressional Record of [In thiB department we invite communications Iron a hole in one corner as large as a pea. How and R»v. (.’. B. Besse baptized four persons, at color. C. D. Smalley & Son are to make the memorial day. Fraternity Hall, Post Headquar­ resources for the advancement of the to him as an available candidate:— certain remarks made by members during tlie people, upon any legitimate topics of local or publii when it was buriej there is a mystery. Some the Methodist church, last Sunday afternoon, and coats. Tlie Berrys have not yet made arrange­ measures of legislation or of administra­ Air. Singleton’s recent speech, but no blame ters, will be opened all day next .Monday, for that interest, whether they coincide with the opinions of think it a sign that treasures are buried inythat “ To start with he is too honest a man for the received the same number to church member­ ments for the music which is to accompany them. tion to which he is devoted, joined to a Democratic politicians to easily use. Again, he was attached to the reporters, who had purpose. AVe would also extend un invitation to this journal or not; requiring that they be of reasonable vicinity. is a representative of the old school, strict con­ omitted them understanding it.to be the ship. Air. A. R. Leighton, has at his stable in all honorably discharged Soldiers and Sailors, as length, proper tone, avoid improper personalities and political record whose honorable character wish of the members. The House then be always accompanied by tlie full name of tlie writer, struction, State rights, slavery defending De­ 32T Mr. T. W. Flanuegan is fitting up the room the rear of Spear Block a South American peccary, well as all the citizens of Rockland aud vicinity, South Thomaston. has never lieen impugned, may constitute a mocracy, aud could hope to secure none of the went into committee of the whole, (Clymer not for pubiiealiou.but as a guaranty of good faith and jn the rear of his fruit and confectionery shop in which he obtained from (’apt. Hiram Hall, Jr. to join with us in observing the ceremonies of the man a statesman. Taken all in all, we independent vote. Then his locality ts against in the chair), on the naval appropriation responsibility for the statements made, or sentiments Our farmers are feeling a little discouraged at a neat and attractive manner as an ice cream sa­ He is aliout the size of a half-grown pig and of a day. expr id.j regard Mr. Blaine as the ablest man ill the him. Delewarc has always been classed as a hill, and the debate continued throughout the backward season, yet all have planted some. Southern state, aud the people arc not yet pre­ the evening session, loon. gray color, with long bristles. The animal wlft Soldiers aud Sailors are requested to report to Business was never duller amongst us,we think. American Congress to-day. pared to elect a Southern Democrat to the Presi­ Knox Trotting Park. In the Senate, Saturday, Alay 20th, the 'IfTT* Messrs. D. N. Bird & Co. advertise coal at sent to Capt. Hall by Mr. II. P. Brown, of New the .Adjutant of the Post,at Headquarters, as early Dix Island, Clark’s Island, Spruce Head, etc., do The lewiston Journal devotes an able dency. Lastly, he has no control of party ma­ committee on election reported in the case as half-past twelve on the afternoon of the 30th As a stockholder in the Knox Trotting Park, I chinery outside of his own state, and will have reduced prices and supply every grade of the arti­ York. not this spring circulate their life among us as leading article to setting forth Mr. Blaine’s of Sunntor Spencer of Alabama—one mem­ wish to call the attention of those who hold stock little prospect in acoutcst with the adroit manipu­ ber dissenting. The naval committee re­ cle, as well as wood, hay, sand, lime, hair, cement The first meeting at the Knox Trotting for assignment of position in the line. freely as formerly. claims to statesmanship, from which we lators who control conventions aud who are de­ ported adversely on the frigate Colorado etc. Park under the auspices of the Knox Centennial Per order. in this company, to what I think are gross irreg­ Some of our townsmen were among the fitted quote these paragraphs:— termined u|hju selecting a more available man. Association takes place week after next. I he re .Memor ia I Cum m itIce. ularities in its management. Some two years ag< Those who have a persouul preference for him prize-money petition, and the committee On Wednesday morning, Policeman 300 discharged from the granite works ut Vinal­ ** Stauding now the most influential member of were discharged. A resolution to print are to be two days’ races, as before stated, and the (inorc or less),there were about one thousand dol­ haven. wilt tor these reasons forego that preference and Witham seized, at the steamboat wharl', a barrel ^5?" Three sailors belonging to the schooner the Republican party of tho Union, Mr. Blaine r, the majority of them, the nomination of 5000extra copies of the Shirk weather eulogy entries close next AYeducsday. There will doubt­ lars in the Treasury. There it has laid ever since, holds a leadership he’ has fairly won after twenty was passed, and a relief hill paying G. I». of ale marked to Nath’l Ward, who denies owner­ George Brainerd,’Capt. Jameson, lying at Spruce AVe understand Capt. Joshua Bartlett has a run Governor Tilden." less be some good races, squarely conducted, as and although myself aud others have demanded this season from Tenant’s Harbor. The Capt. is years of manly, vigorous effort, growing in wis­ Tyler and E. II. Luckett $104 for money ship. Head, deserted the vessel at a very early hour on dom and strength with each succeeding year, equal under the management of the gentlemen compos­ a dividend, yet the directors of the association sure to find stirring money, if there is any, and is wrongfully collected of them was passed qr-fiT* T. E. Simoutou has been elected Recorder of Monday morning and coming to this city started to every occasion in which he is called to play a Murder by an Insane Man in Wal­ over the President’s veto. The Senate then ing this Association, all jockeying will be pre­ have refused to declare a dividend of this amount. one of our young men who understand keeping it part. there ire those who concede his popu­ Claremont Commandery of Knights Templar, to out westward on the railroad track. The men Yet doboro’ ! went into secret session on the question of vented. Horsemen look to this meeting with a Furthermore, there never has becu held a meeting or making a good uso thereof. larity and the consummate ability and tact with till the ’vacancy caused by the death of A. J. had been skipped by John II. Randlett, and he jurisdiction in the impeachment ease, Air. good deal of interest. of the stockholders to see what shall be done with One of your substantial citizens—Capt. Hiram which he confronts, out-generals and defeats the One of the most heart-rending tragedies Jackson. being notified got on the track of the fugitives democratic majority and is leading the Republi­ Boutwell speaking in opposition thereto. AVe think our citizens are not generally these funds, but the directors, without consultiuj Hall, Jr.—has this week become a townsman of that ever happened in this Skate occurred In the House a resolution was adopted di­ Mr. A. A. Newbert has leased the wharf and procured the services of Sheriff Torrey to ef­ cans to success, yet insist that he is no statesman aware that a mail is made up every AVednesday said stockholders, arc paying out this money for ours. Airs. Hall, daughter of the late Capt. —that he is only a politician. Very singular in Waldoboro, on Tuesday afternoon, tbe recting counsel or agents, employed in the and shore privilege of I. A. Jones, foot of Water fect their arrest. The sheriff' got away at about and Saturday morning and dispatched by Steam­ the repairs ou the Park, selling off the buildinj Israel Snow, has refitted the old Snow farm (tail­ ideas these wonderful critics have of statesman­ perpetrator of the horrible deed being an interest of any pending measure, to have street for a lumber yard and is uow landing lum­ half-past three, aud Randlett having ascertained er Ulysses, lor Deer Isle, Islc-au-IIaut, Alt. Desert, on the same, building new stables and making a ing to her) ami situated in the south part of South ship. What do they really mean by their use of insane father and the victim his little daugh­ their names ami authorities liled with the ber there. from the freight-train people at Thomaston that terms? Webster defines a statesman : •‘ Am an clerk of the House. Tne resignation of Swan’s Isle, Cranberry Isles, Trenton, Lamoine, large outlay of money. There has not been a Thomaston, proposing to make it their home. The versed in the arts of government ; one eminent ter, four years of age. Thomas linn, The last quarterly meeting for this confer­ three men had been met on the track, Air. Tor­ W. II. Barnum, representative from Con­ Hancock, Sullivan, Franklin and other points on, regular meeting of the directors for some time; Capt. will be much detainetl in R. by his duties as rey started on with the hope of intercepting them. for political abilities." Brought to a practical the man who committed this shocking act, necticut, was received and accepted. A ence year will be held at the Alethodist church aud the action of the directors must be wholly il­ test, we doubt if there is another man in the coun­ or most readily reached by, the steamer's route. administrator upon the Snow estate, yet we con­ is about 50 years of age and lives about committee of five was appointed to investi­ uext Suuday, Rev. L. D. Ward well presiding. At the upper toll-bridge he learned that the men try more thoroughly acquainted with all the forms, This mail closes at 10.15 A. AI. on the above legal. For one I am not satisfied; but where is gratulate ourselves upon having gained a valuable six miles from the village. He has been gate the official conduct of the clerk of the Love feast at 9 A. AI. aud preaching at 2 P. AI. had passed on the railroid a few minutes before. methods and workings of the State and national days. The Ulysses brings a return mail on AIou- my remedy, under this clearly arbitrary action ? citizen. House, and the House went into committee The sheriff then knew if he could get to AVarrcu governments of this country than James G. Blaine. somewhat deranged for more than a year of the whole on the naval appropriation A fellow who was put in the lockup ou A Stockholder. The XV. club gaye r. social dance Tuesday eve There are men who in action anil available days and Thursdays. The Eastern Express Co. station first he could nab bis men, aud putting and once within thu tiino attempted suicide hill. An amendment was adopted making Sunday for druukenuess, not having the where­ ning, in their hall, which like all affairs coming power arc much less than their writteu and are tbe contractors for this mail. his horse to his speed, though his road was spoken words. There are others whose speech i by hanging, but reconsidered his purpose the pay of the navy $5,750,000, and allow­ withal! to pay his Hue on Monday, commuted it T hom aston. under their auspecies, proved a success. ing officers a mileage of eight cents on a A party of Canadian gypsies passed through much the lo gest, he gained the goal first and less than their deeds. The latter have a reserved I timo to save his life. It is said lie has by doing a job of whitewashing. persons were baptized ou mile, instead of actual expenses. A hill the city last Saturday morning, hound westward. when his men came up, he took them into custo­ Religioi:s.—Fi “ X threatened at times to kill his children and to amend the Pacific railroad charter was We notice by an Alabama paper that Maj. They said they came from Aroostook county and dy. This was a little after five o'clock, and the Suuday last, by Rev. C>. P. Alathews, pastor of W arren. A large audience was present at the meeting of trial cume*. What My. Blaine has accomplished j eat them, for fear of coming to want. Ills reported. C. A. Miller, formerly a resident of this city, is were bound to Vermont. Their last previous afternoon train coming along shortly after, the the Baptist church. Nine were received iuto th when brought to the test, shows that he does not w jf(, m ai)c application t« the Selectmen to In the Senate, Monday, Alav 22d, II. W. church the same day by hand of fellowship, four the Reform Club on Suuday. The meeting was one of the district delegates to the Cincinnati con­ camping ground was in Camden. The party filled men were put ou board and brought to this city, lieloug to the former class. He was early in life a .,,,,1 th e Barnum took his seat as successor of the of whom were by letter of recommendation, calle«l to order by the President, Air. AVatts; Read, political student of remarkable insight aud ap- f'ike him to the In. n 1 ' vention choscu by the anti-Speucer Rebublican six wagons of various sorts and comprised both where they were lodged in the lockup and the late Senator Ferrv of Connecticut. A pe­ Two person were baptized at the Congregation­ ing the scriptures by Rev. Air. Goodrich and plication, th a t an able and jwpular journalist neecssary papers were prepared, hut his tition was presented from A. AI. Clapp, State Convention. sexes and a great variety of ages. They wouldn’t next day were delivered up to the captain of the al church on Suuday afternoon, and united with prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Dutton. Re­ with rare opportunities for political culture aud j relatjvea thought it better to keep him at congressional printer, complaining of in­ g?/" Mr. F. L. Jones is soon to remove from this compare at all favorably in good looxs with the vessel. the church immediately afterwards. marks were made by the President and Alessrs. Home “"J » is n -v em en ts. Lately justice, and was referred to the committee city to Bangor,where he has bought an interest in sort of gypsies on the stage in “ Pepita.” The City Alarshal and officer Spear made privileges, with instructions to enquire A number of delegates from the several clinch­ Dunbar, Fletcher, Studley, Bickford, AVetherbee, her of Congress, for six years the Speaker of th e 1 he has appeared better and more ratio n al, cracker bakery. His many friends here will re­ The steamer Katahdin having been thor- into the truth of the allegations contained an ineffectual search for contraband liquors at the es will attend the Union Sabbath School Ci Heal, AVilliams,Starrett, Goodrich, Dutton, Libbey National House of Representatives, with a success js Qn Tuesday, just after dinner, vet his removal, but wish him success in his new ghly overhauled, repainte■’ predicted with a great deg.ee of a-- agreed to. The eonsid .-i iiion of the ini This boat has been greatly improved since last sea­ I who lives near Alasonic street, was at play with a A rifle team is about to be organized by sev­ |x?aelnnent was resumed, with, losed doors. aged to get a grip oi the horse's nose, and brought ______' surnnee that nobody will receive a majori- son. J little son of Air. A. J. Shaw, in the yard of the eral parties in this town in conjunction with other “ The spring comes slowly up this w ay” and while two of the appointments made l.V of the votes upon the first ballot. All. 'Fhe House went into committee of the him to a stop by the time he had got to the Thorn parties in neighboring towns. the farmers have done but little planting yet. whole on tlie naval appropriation hill. An ' Last Friday a man named Orrin Danforth, dike Hotel. It wan a 'd u r i.^ a n d ’di'fIieult’‘fJut, J l»Mev.While they were so engaged, lire. S. who was Samuel F. Robinson is having the base ball by the President last Monday seem entire-! Blaine is beyond question ahead now, and amendment was agreed to, providing who had been living at Hon. Joseph Farwell’s and handsomely performed, aud we mention it to M r.' !n the uI’Per Part of her housc- I,a,‘ ller attcntio" 1> lit to lie made, and will he generally ae- His Washington friends compute that he $82,000 for the civil establishment of the i who was laboring under intense religious excite­ attracted by some outcry ami running down to see grounds fitted up for the coming season of active Aleservery’s credit. Caindei). ecplalde, the third—that of.I. Donald Cam-; will receive 310 votes on the first ballot, several navy yards, directing the organiza­ ment at the time, disappeared under circumstances what was the matter, encountered the little Dol­ contests in this American amusement. Air. Alanasseh S. Hovey, a well-known ! eron as Secretary of war—has provoked J Another computation puts the number tion of a naval hoard, composed of five that caused considerable solicitude for his safety, ham girl, with the lower part of her clothing all R. II. (’ounce has already set out lour thousand Last Friday a party of gypsies passed through commissioned naval officers, three of them citizen who had been a resident of Rockland for grave criticism. Mr. Cameron is the son high as 333. Mr. Alorton s Washington until it was learned that he was in Gardiner. J on tire. Airs. S. hastily took off one of her own cabbage plants. He contemplates adding enough town, hailing from Aroostook, and appearing to the three senior officers of the navy, to nearly half a century, died very suddenly at his to make the number a round ten thousand. be a mixtuje of French and Indian. As soon as of Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania. lie friends claim 244 votes for their candidate make examination and report as to the de-, __ The agent of steamer Chas. Houghton in- ' garments and throwing it around the child laii residence on Union Street, on Tuesday morning, has a good army record, hut he is unknown 1 °n the first ballot. Conkling s friends put sirability of discontinuing any of the yards, forms us that she will hereafter touchaillodg- j her upon the ground and extinguished the fire. Alajor Sanford Delano has ou exhibition at his their five or six teams were in the village, a whole and to enquite eonccinmg t:ic propriety of j ,jon-s Landing (West Tremout) every Saturday Air. Hovey had not been quite well for several ' The skirt of the little girl’s frock, which was of place of business a fine collection of stuffed birds, host of women, boys and girls spread themselve to the country, and the public are unaware ' their figure at 288. Bristow s friends are establishing a naval rendezvous on the! . . . , 4 . .. ,,,, days, having had an attack of illness on Friday, most of which number he shot iu our forests and ! over the streets, begg for old clothes, victuals what reputation he lias made or what spe- also confident and the Cincinnati Coiaincr- coast cf Georgia or South ('•irolina. Tlie g»'"g *° returning from tils- , cotton, was entirely burned off, but her undergar- from the effects of which he had not entirely re­ : meuts being of flannel, did not burn so quickly, on the ocean, and sent them to Boston and had j and money. They \ i traveling south when eial fitness he has shown that should recoin-■ e/aZ “ thinks it .settled that Bristow will amendment appropriates $2,000 to m eet worth. The Houghton has been fitted up in good covered. He was well enough, however, to take I or she might otherwise have received fatal in­ them stuffed. Their wonderful life-like appearance last seen, perhaps on their way to the Ctnte mend him to so high a position as that of a have the largest vote on the first ballot, tin* expenses inetired by saitl board. Tlie style and is a neat and commodious boat. his breakfast ou Tuesday morning, as usual, and juries. As it was, her lower limbs were very aud beauty are pleasant to look upon. nial. u bill waj passed, and the House went into 5 ^ “* Air. AVm. Thompson is building a house Cahinent officer. Consequently the ap- and that he will he rapidly reinforced from committee of tbe whole on the Indian |ap- spoke of working in the garden, but was persua­ severely burned, but it is hoped her injuries are Levi G. Lermond has set up for himself as a The cashier of our National Bank has been se­ for himself on Park street. Air. C. F. Kittredge pointment is looked upon with suspicion,us Tennesec, Ohio and New York, acquiring propriation bill. A resolution was adopted ded not to do so and sat down to rea 1 a newspaper. not so serious as to produce permanent injury or house, ship and ornamental painter. His shop is curing subscriptions jto take $1,000 in silver, is going forward with the work for his house on at least giving room for the inference that a preponderance *and momentum that authorizing the Louisiana investigating AVhile he was so engaged, his wife’s attention was disability. She suffered much pain at first, but in the Levensaler building on the Eastern side of from AVasliington, and has so far succeeded that committee to act by sub-committee,and Air. the new street leading from Lime Rock to .Masonic, the President is endeavoring to exercise an j will give him the nomination.” With drawn to him by a souul of labored breathing was comparatively free from it last cvenin Knox street. He will paint Mills & Cos’, new he will send for it. The silver can be obtained Woodburn was appointed to fill the vacan­ and Air. AV. II. Hyde is getting ready to build on when he droppe«l his paper, fell back, in the influence over the nomination of his sue- the expressions of confidence from though considerably prostrated by the effects of ship. only in packages of the above named amount, cy on that committee caused by the with­ his lot on the same street. cessor, aud that he lias appointed Donald i friends of the different candidates and the chair and immediately expircl. The ileatli is her injuries. It is supposed the fire may have One of the Bowdoinham bauk robbers, David each, and must be of one denomination,this pack­ drawal of Air. Haskins. ’v y The bids made to the C ily Council for sup­ Cameron to the head of the War Depart-' certainty that the choice of the convention supposed to have resulted from heart disease. originated from matches found by the children Bartlett, is said to be in feeble health. His dis­ age to them “ quarters.” So much toward re­ plying merchantable hemlock plank and joists for Air. Hovey was 73 years of age. ease is thought to be consumption. sumption. ment for the purpose of obliging that gen-! can not he concentered upon any one can- International Temperance Confer­ the street department were as follows, tne figures where there had been a bonfire the night before. ’Die mother of the baby found on Air. AVe learn that the proposed new firm at Mill Air. J. A. Alackay is building a house at the tleman’s father, the venerable Pennsylvania didate at the start, it is impossible to pre- ence. given being the price per thousand feet: Stanley City Council.—The City Council met on Ti River, of Hills & Stackpole, will keep in addition head of Alegunticook Street, at the foot of Alt. Scnator, and securing his influence at Cin- diet the result with absolute confidence. Lindsey’s doorstep last week has been found to be The International Temperance Conference which & Ayers, $9.80; A. A. Newbert, $9.50; Nathaniel day evening. to a general stock, a large lot of garden seeds, Battie. Several houses were built iu this locality will convene in Philadelphia, in the Arch Street a young woman named Busan Perry. Her annati in favor of the man (Senator Conk- — ------Jones, $9.45; AV. II. Glover & Co., 9.38. In Board of Aldcrineu report of Liquor Ag^nt agricultural implements, and fruit trees. They last year, the excellent view of the bay and is­ ling) of the President’s choice. | The Maine Ilonueopathic Medical Presbyterian Church, June 13, for a three days’ name was Eaton and she came from Deer Isle, but session, promises to be the most important World’s Rev. J. E. Hall closes his year’s labors at has lived in this city a considerable time aud for 12 days ending Alay 13, was receivetl aud will not deal in salmon or root beer, neither will lands as well as the village, being evidently ap­ We do not like to suspect the President Society met nt Portland on Tuesday, Dr. Temperance Congress ever held. It will include a the Congregational church next Sunday, after married here a foreigner named AVilliam Perry. placed on file and permission was granted to they open a meat market. preciated. Air. G. L. Follansbee has nearly fin­ large number of well-known representative tem­ of using his official influence to effect the 1 S. II. Boynton, of this city, the President, which he takes a six months’ leave of absence. James Smith to move a building from Lime Roek F. E. Gillchrest is painting and refitting the ished a fine looking stable at his grounds on perance men and women of our own country, and Perry has been away from her for a year or more, AVhether he will resume his pastoral labors here action of the Republican national Conven-, being present and occupying the ehair at many distinguished foreign delegates. Papers and at the last term of S. J. Court the woman ob­ to Park street, and to Joseph Farwell and others flag staff on Levensaler block. Mountain Street. Several others are making ad­ is a matter of some uncertainty, but we hope he tion. It is beneath the dignity of his j the afternoon session. The session was will be presented giving a general history of tem­ tained a divorce from him, alleging desertion and to dig a drain in and across Grove street. Decoration Day.—Memorial Day will be ap­ dition and improvements to their residences. perance work in this and other countries, and of will be able to do so. station, a gross violation of official propri-one of the most interesting and successful cruelty as causes. If her story is true, of course E. S. M’Allister and Pembroke S. Crockett were propriately observed in this town. The programme Rev. AV. R. Cross, of Orono, has accepted the ety and an insult to the people. Such an * the Society has held and seven new mem- the various natioual temperauce organizations; Mr. II. F. A. Hutchings has recently done also carefully prepared papers liy able writers Perry is not the father of the infant, which was appointed special police officers. will be the same as on previous years. A meet­ call to the pastorate of the Elm Street Congrega­ a job of fresco-painting at the house of Air. S. AI. interference, too, could not fail to have an , hers were admitted. The next meeting of from both sides of the Atlantic, upon the Educa­ born on the 30th of April, Mrs. Perry beiu, Alurphy & Hanrahan were granted permission ing was held at the office of T. A. C arr on Satur­ tional Church, aud will probably begin liis labors opposite effect from that designed. The . the Society will he held in this city, on the tional and Scientific, the Social and Economical, Bird, which we have not yet seen ourselves, but that time at the house of a Airs. Haskell, at the to drain their lot into Main street sewer, at the es­ day evening to make arrangements for the proper here on the third of next month. Legislative, Political, and Religious aspects. The which wc hear spoken of as an excellent and ar­ tablished rates. The Ladies’ Aid Society is about to purchase a people would only need to know it to in- j third Wednesday in May, 1877. Dr. Gal- following, among others, have consented to North End. She left there with the child Tuesday observance of the day. tistic piece of workmanshp. Air. H.’s merits as a carpet to present to the Reform Club, for their equivocally resent it, and thus the l’resi- j lupe of Bangor, was chosen, President for prepare papers, or to open the discussion upon afternoon, saying she was going to Viualhav Invitation from Edw. Libby Post, G. A. R., The following named comrades were chosen to dent’s improper and injudicious help would , the ensuing year. various topics: Hon. Neal Dow, of Maine; Hon. fresco-painter should obtain him full employment aud on AVednesday (the baby being left where it city government to participate in the services of act iu the different positions, viz.— Reading room (which is th i main room and not Wm. E. Dodge, of New York; Rev. Dr. Cummiugs, in this line. was lound on Tuesday evening) she told some Memorial Day was read and accepted. Dr. II. C. Levensaler, President of the D a y\ the back one as we were told, an l informed our only prove a hindrance. The view of the of Connecticut; Rev. T. L. Cuyler, D. D. of The Reform Club held another interesting Committee on New Streets, etc., reported in Harvey S. Comery, Alarshal; J. II. H. Hewett, readers a few weeks since.) The Reform Club arc case which we have intimated seems to On Monday of this week the Presi­ Brooklyn; Rev. R. L. Stanton, D. D., of Ohio; people where she stopped ou AViuter street that meeting at Farwell & Ames Hall last Suuday af­ using a tine toned organ, manufactured by Brown have been taken by no small portion of the dent filled the English mission and made Rev. Dr. St. James Frye, of St. Louis; J. H. Ra­ the infant was deud and had been buried the day favor of granting petitions for new sidewalks on Orator; Henry A.-AVillis, Committee on Sub­ per, Esq., of the United Kingdom Alliance; Rob­ ternoon. Dr. AViggiu presided, as usual, and Orient, Grace aud High streets. Brothers of Union, left here by that firm on trial. press aud the Boston Jouriidlt in an edi­ some important changes in his cabinet, all before. She went to Hurricane Island or Vinal­ scriptions, Flags, §c.; AV. E. Rivers, Commit­ ert Rae, Esq., of the London National Temperance prayer was offered by Rev. S. L. B. Chase. haven the same day. The care of the child will Committee to investigate loss of liquor taken tee oa revision of Roll of Honor; L. K. Fales, Air. II. E. Alden lias returned from his visit to torial upon the subject, thus expresses it­ atone stroke. He nominated Judge Edwards League; Rev. Dawson Burns, London; Hon. Speeches were made by Messrs. AViggiu, Burpee, from lockup, reported that they had been unable T. A. Carr, II. A. AVillis, E. O. Cushing, A. C- the South, where he has been spending tlie winter, Pierrepont, of New York (the present James Black, of Pa. ; Rev. Dr. Holbrook, of Syr­ devolve upon the town of Deer Isle. self:— Clark, Campbell, AVood, French, Lovejoy, Moore to obtain any clue to the theft. They also recom­ Strout, II. S. Comery, and D. N. Merrill, Com­ much improved in health. ‘Whether President Grant is or is not ambitious, acuse; Rev. AV. II. 11. Murray, D. I)., of Boston; Is Rockland, which would resent a denial Attorney General), to be minister to Eng- Rev. S. K. Leavitt, of Cincinnati; Rev. and others, of the Club, and by Rev. C. P. Nash. A. A. Mi­ that she is a wide-awake little city, so lacking in mend the cellar of the City Hall building as a mittee on Decorations. Decoration Day will probably be fittingly ob­ Alphonso Taft, of Ohio, the ner, .D. D., of Boston; lion. B. D. Townsend, of It is a pity “ that blessed baby ” was left suitable place for storing seized liquors, after The ladies of Thomaston are invited to furnish served by appropriate ceremonies, the Good Tem­ South Carolina; Hon. AVilliam B. Spooner, of patriotism and public spirit that she will make no cate his determination to follow in the footsteps of i recently appointed Secretary of War, to be at the wrong place last week. AVe’ve heard va­ strengthening the doors and windows. Accepted. decorations, for the graves of the departed com­ plars and other institutions being interested in Jackson aud nominate his own successor. It has | Attorney General, and J. Donald Cameron, Mass. ; Rev. Dr. Thompson, cf Chicago; Miss public commemoration of the nation’s centennial Frances E. AVillard, of Chicago; Miss Lavinia rious people say they would have kept it, if it birth-day? That certainly seems to be the con­ Request of Airs. Sarah J. Harden for compensa­ rades, for which purpose they are requested to the matter. Goodell, o f AVisconsin; Mrs. Helen E. Brown, of Senator Conkling, to >* Secretary ° f Wiu- Witllin had been left on their doorstep, and before the clusion which must be arrived at, unless some­ tion for land taken for laying out Prospect street, meet at Union, Hall on Alonday afternoon, the29th Rev. B. S. Arey will supply the pulpit of the firm it by a step intended to give Mr. Conkling nn hour after these nominations were re­ New York. was read and referred to Committee on New inst., and likewise on Tuesday morning tho day of Methodist church in this village next Sabbath All churches and religious bodice, as well as all week was out Overseer AVigging had received no thing be done immediately toward making a the support of the great State of Pennsylvania in ceived by the Senate, they had been re­ less than seven applications from women who de­ Streets. Decoration. The clergymen of the town, fire P. M. the Cindinnati Convention, through the concilia­ temperance organizations, are invited to send del­ flitting celebration. The City Council makes tion of the veteran Simon Cameron. If there is ferred, reported upon and confirmed. egates; all national bodies at least seven, and all sired to adopt it. sign in the m atter, aud wc see no indication that The following orders were passed : companies and the citizens generally are invited any warraut for this view of the matter we will churches and local organizations at least two dele­ Order instructing Road Commissioner to con­ to participate in the ceremonies. F oreign . gates. The Secretary of the .International Tem­ ^27" Eight persons (all ladies) were baptize’d at it has any interest in the subject or any intentions not apply tho old commercial quotation about the tract with AV. H. Glover & Co. for what merchant­ The procession will form in front of Union At the convention of the western perance Conference Committee is J. N. Stearns, the North End last Sunday morning, by Rev. E. concerning it. If we intend ever to celebrate the Thirty thousand troops, including three difference between making bargains and deliver­ able hemlock plank and joist may be needed for Hall prom ptly a t2 o’clock P. AL, undercommand crack cavalry regiments, are under orders ing the goods, because we are unwilling to use portion of the Fifth District, at Belfast, on No 58 Reade Street, to whom all communications B. Haskell, of the Cedar street Baptist Church, j Fourth of July, it should not go unmarked this of the Alarshal, in the following order:—Thomas­ to sail for Cuba September 1st. any such terms in connection either with Presi­ Tuesday, Seth L. Milliken, of Belfast, was should be addressed. aud were subsequently received into the church, year. Shall w’e not have something done in the the use of the city the present year, at their bid dent Grant or Senator Conkling. We prefer to chosen delegate to the Cincinnati Conven­ together with one gentleman who was admitted matter, even at this late hour? of $‘9.38 per thousand. ton Cornet Band; Comrades with flags and deco­ The Daily Telegraph has a despatch in­ treat the movement as one ot those political ar- rations: Clergymen; Fire Engine Companies; dicating that the Sultan of Turkey will proli- tion. At the convention of the eastern portion Piper, the Boston murderer,, is to be hung “ ou experience,” he having been baptized in i j y Memorial Day occurs on Tuesday of next Order for directing an enquiry into practicabili­ aaugements into which the exigency has tempted to-morrow, the 2Gth. Ladies Committee, and citizens. Iu this order ib[y lie compelled to abdicate. the parties, without undertaking to settle its mor­ of the district, at Cherryfield, in the same connection with another church. week and will be observed with fitting ceremonies ty of making some change in the upper story of the procession will march to the cemetery, where A Vienna desp itch says the mental con­ al character very accurately. day, Sam’l W. Talbot, of E. Machias was The President on Alonday received a A Sunday-school was organized two or under the auspices of Edwin Libby Post, G. A. R. the lockup, as to the entrance, etc. dition of the Sultan causes grave apprehen­ As an arrangement, however, ’it is a blunder, cable despatch announcing the death of the An order directing Overseers of Poor to Convey the graves of the deceased soldiers will be deco­ three weeks ago at the Crescent street school­ The invitation of the Post for the ladies of the sions. lie is subject to delusions, fearing to say the least. The President of the United chosen delegate and Hon. Eugene Hale al­ infant child of his daughter, Airs. Sartoris. rated, after which they will return to Union Hall, city to contribute flowers and assist in making to Mrs. Eliza Mossuiau all the interest the city has that he will be burned alive or poisoned. States cannot swerve from the path of plain im­ ternate. house, with Air. Lester Roakes as Superintendent. in the dwelling house situated on laud recently where the oration will be delivered by Maj. J. II. partiality in a contest like that now going oil in At a meeting of New ’) <>rk Republicans The session begins at quarter past twelve o’clock wreaths for decorating the soldiers’ graves will The London Times, reviewing the text loused from Airs. Mossman was passed in Common 11. Hewett. the Republican organization without the unfair­ g y Hon. Wm. P. Haines, of Biddeford, aSaturday night, it was resolved to send a aud is finished in season to allow those present to be found in another place. The ceremonies will of Secretary Fish’s letter, comes to the con­ ness recoiling upon the very parties sought to be large delegation of probably from 400 to be performed substantially as in previous years. Council and tabled in Board of Aldermen. clusion that America is justified in saving benefited. The day has gone by when an edict has declined to he the Democratic candidate attewj the afternoon church services. The school 500 persons to the convention at Cincin­ The Edw. Libby Post, with any other honorably Adjourned one week. There is talk of a new street and side­ that by England's own law AVinslow mint from the White House, or an uadentanding over for Govenor of Alaine this year, and the nati, to endorse the nomination of Conkling numbers forty or fifty pupils and has a library of walk between the cities of Augusta and he given up withoutany promise respecting i Cabinet place, is going to have the slightest ef- something less than a hundred volumes. discharged soldiers aud sailors of the U. S. ser­ g g ^ T h e quarterly Alass Convention of the Re­ feet upon the decision of the Republican masses P o rtlan d Pi ess suggests that eithei Hon for President. Hallowell. his trial. vice who will join them, will form their line in form Clubs of tin* State will be held in this city on or the destinies of the Republican party. Even if g y Sheridan & Mack’s combination company, Mr. V. It. Cobh proposes to erect a new j John C. Talbot of East Machias, Frank The Boston Journal has authentic infor­ front of the Post head-quarters at 12.30 P. AL. A terrible hail-storm passed over Lancas­ such on effort could transfer the Pennsylvania | Esq., of Exeter, or S. C. Andrews which is to give a performance hero next Monday Tuesday aud AVednesday, June Glh and 7th. hotel at Mechanic Falls if sufficient en­ mation that Winslow, the forger, will re­ under direction of Capt. J. AV. Crocker, Com­ ter, Pennsylvania, and Morristown, New e certain to provoke a Esq., of 1’ortlitnil, would doubtless be will­ mander of the Post, and escorted by Singhi’s Jersey, Sunday morning, doingmuch dani- ance is given him that he will be treated of three weeks in Boston, and is highly spoken of the Rockland Reform Club will occur on the 7th, A three-year old child of Franklin E. healthy and powerful reaction in nil other quar­ ing to accept the honor. Band, will take up the line of inarch for ?e. which would restore the equilibrium of sound leniently. Ho claims to be able to save his by the Bangor papers, in which city it appeared and as the Club wishes to commemorate die occa­ Furbish was drowned in a cistern at Ken­ ters, Jameson's Point Cemetery, where the graves will judgment and righteous resolve. The competi­ creditors the loss of nearly $100,000 and this week. The W hig says the proprietors “ aim sion in some fitting manner, without interfering nebunk, Alonday. Shipbuilding at Newcastle and Damaris­ tion in the Republican rauks thus fur has been S T Several States held conventions for says many of the claims against him in the be decorated and the custcmary services performed. with the work of the convention, arrangements The well-known Quaker preacher Eli cotta will be quite active this season. Tin* to present a programme both artistic and humor­ Thence the procession will march to the Ac horn carried on fairly aud honorably, by direct appeals choice of delegates to Cincinnati yester­ bankrupt court arc illegal. are being perfected for a grand temperance excur­ Jones, who Inis been spending a year in same is true at AValdohoro’ and Thomas­ to the popular will, aud it will be a great mistake ous and have succeeded wonderfully.” Cemetery, where the services wiH be substan­ Europe lias arrived home in China. day. The New Hampshire delegation is Thirty-three Polish emigrants who ar­ sion, ou Thursday, the 8th, to Vinalhaven, where ton. ______now to interpose any wholesale attempt at execu­ j y T h e “ Flake Crushed AVheat,” which is tially the same as in former years. Revs. S. L. tive dictation or management, for it will surely wholly for Blaine, and so is that of Ne­ rived in Boston Sunday from New York in the Reform Club of that town, assisted by the State lecturer II. AI. Biyant instituted a sold by Air. Ephm. Suow, 304 Alain street, is a B. Chase and Joseph Kallocli will be the officiat­ Lodge of Good Templars at Greene Centre Charles E. Robbins of Orono, tans on be found that the Republican masses will have braska. The Minnesota delegation is re­ destitute circumstances, were sent to the Ladies’ Aid Society, will entertain their visitors contract for Boston parties, 150,000 sheep non* of it, besides setting their brand upon the Tewkesbury alms house. The Cunard very nice article, sweet, frosh and wholesome, and ing ministers of the day and Prof. A. A. AVood- on Wednesday evening of last week. ported 9 for Blaine and 1 for Washburne. by a clam-bake and supper. It is also proposed skins annually. Presidential aspirants who have no better knowl­ Steamship Co., whose Hamburg agent in­ makes a most palatable and healthful breakfast bridge will deliver a brief address at the Achorn The Journal says real estate and rents Tile Missouri delegation is saitl to stand 14 to hold a grand meeting there in the evening aud edge of the American people than this.” duced them to embark for this country, will dish. Air. Snow has also a full line of nice and Cemetery. In the evening memorial services will are about 10 to 20 per cent, lower in Lewis­ AVe would announce that we are now opening a for Blaine, 12 for Morton, 8 for Bristow return to Rockland by moonlight. give bond to the state for their support or frosh breadstuff's of all kinds, besides canned be held in Farwell & Ames Hall, to which the ton than they were live years ago. very desirable stock of Dress Cools, Domestic £3?" In the Second District Republican take them back to Liverpool. Tlie Austrian The Alaine Central and Knox & Lincoln Rail- and sm all u ures, recently purchased, at the pres­ and 1 for Conkling. The sentiment of the goods, groceries, butter, eggs, fruit, etc., which he public are invited, on which occasion, an address Capitol Lodge Knights of Honor, was Convention yesterday, Hon. Wm. P. Frye Kansas convention was strongly for Blaine. consul h:is written the details of the case to will be delivered by Rev. C. P. Niudi, Chaplain of »nd ‘he 5e.veral 8,ean,W t hnes instituted at AuguSti, Alay 1C. by Deputy ent depressed state of the market, aud shall sell is selling as low as they can be bought for any­ was nnaniraotisly rc-nomintUed for Con- hl the Illiiiois convention no preference his government which Avill investigate I this city with Portland, Bangor and •? down Supreme Dictator J . JL Wright of Boston. them at panic prices. J. Shaw & Co. I was indicated. where. the Post. gress. Ileal Estate Conveyances in Knox Sensible Advice. B I R T H S. G R E A T SALE County, You are asked every <1 »y through the ’76 ’76 columns ol newspapers and by your SANFORD’S INDEPENDENT LINE! For the wet* ending Thuredny, May 2illl, IKS. [Notices of Births ami Marriages inserted free, hut Excursion to Philadelphia UNION.—Henry F. Hurtling x nls. in Chas. Fogler, Druggists to use something for Dyspepsia when sent by mail should always he accompanied by 15 acres island in* Crawford’.- I’ond. $150. and Liver <’omplaint that you know noth­ tlie name of the sender, as a guarantee of authenticity. J LIVERY STABLE STOCK For Boston and Lowell. R o c k i.a x u .—C lara A. G reen to J o h n C rie, house and lot «>n east sije of Broadway. $1999; Isaac H. Grant to ing about, you get discouraged spending Rufus Y. Young, lot on M awrirk S reel, $6»W. money with but little .success. Now to On Hurricane Island, May 13th, I Mr. and Mis. AT AUCTION! -A-i'i'fiiig'oiiieiiI for ‘ason of* 187G. W a k k e x .—Benj. Morse to Beni. Knowlton. farm give you satiafsetory proof that (J k een ’s 'Timothy Callahan, a son. and buildings, $2,400; Clias. F. Walton to< Irlimdo liar- On .Hurricane Island, May 17th, t Mr. and Mrs. r.»ws, 2 1.. aeres land, $200; Wilson Lermond to Mercy \ i in s r F l o w e r will cu re you o f D yspep­ Michael Murphy, a daughter.’ Two Steamers on the Koiite, - - Four Trips per Week. Crane, land and buildings, $45o. sia ami Liver Complaint with all its (‘fleets C a m o e n .—Xatli’I Aines to I.oring W. Watson, lot Ob WBfliiBsiay, May 31st, jsneh as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache of land, $000. nt 10 o’clock, A. M., and 5i o’clock, I’. M., K A. 11 E , O X I. V ^ 2 . 0 ( ) . |R ocki»o k t .—J. A. Amesbury Fred Knight, 'Habitual Costiveness, palpitation of the MARRIAGES. ho of land, _ Heart. Heart-burn, Water brash, coining RocHaii for tlie Geiitewl, S o lth 'I'iio m a s t o X.—Edw ard Sm all to J . E. .Sim­ itip o f food afte r eatin g , low sp irits. os S quashes, !•' ...... 93 Bangor; Canton, Gray, Brooksville; James R, Grant, 500 Coats, Pain-Killing Magic Oil has been tested for more L ard, P lb...... 17 Tomatoes, fresh,tr lb...... , Blm hill; 2oth J. E. damage, Gross, N. York; A M than twenty years, and the universal verdict is, L am b p lb...... 1U...... 4 T u rn ip s ■fc'lb...... <‘2 21 Tratli-r, Brailbury, Boston; Christiana ------Blue- D. N. B IR D & CO., 1000 pr. Pants & Vests Pork, (ch ar) P 11...... 15 V eal, P !b...... 195 12 hill: Conwav, French, X York; Corvo, Tyler, Phila­ Round Ilog, p lb.-....11 Steak,...... 20 delphia; K (’ Rankin, Hall, Virginia for St. John X B; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Loss of Appetite. G ro cerii’n. clc . Oilcou, Torrey, Boston; I-eontine, Titus, Salem; Com 100 Children’s Suits, In persons of sedentary and literary pursuits, mouwcullh. Smith, Boston; Lucy Jane, Hopkins, do; RANKIN BLOCK, Agents Wanted for New Historical Work our Codec P ib S a lt P b o x ... 10, 15, 20sex, ------, Machias; Maine, ------, Sullivan; Agnes if the brain is overworked and the muscles un­ M a b e l,----- , E d e n ; G ra m p u s ,------. Hancock; Bangor, derworked, the appetite is very apt to fail, from a R io ...... 25g28 Soap, P Ib...... 5 a 10 are prepared to supply and DEJJVER PROMPTLY' WESTERN BORDER Kilt Suits, R oasted & g r. Rio 30. Its thrilling Haynes; Ml Desert; A Clement, Littlefield, Penobscot; V IS Men’s aud Youth’s Suits. S y r u p M olasses P g a l...... Extra collee crushed.. 11 eoiilliets of Red and White Foes.Exciting Adventures, restores the tone of the digestive system, 23, Steamer Jris, Johnson, Portland; sell Monticello, ami consequently the appetite, by supplying a H a v a n a ...... 60 M uscovado,...... Captivities, Forays, Scouts, Pioneer women and buys. Porto Rico,...... 75 S j rup. su g a r-h o u se ...... 90 Morton. Yinalhaven; 24th Utica, Thorndike, Portland; Indian war-paths. Camp life and Sports. A book for ol.l Rubber Coats, Caps aud pure blood to organs too weak to make it without New Orleans,...... M>a$5 Maple per gal Pearl. Thaver, Danvers: Mvra Sears, Jellerson, Calais; and young. Not a dull pagc.N o competition. Em.ramus assistance. Sold by all druggists. Oil. lv rosene, Pgal20« «» , lb.. i 90 Bengal, Hall, X York: 2-» h J E damage, (Jro-s, Ban- ’ manage exclusive sales of cigars in every county. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June, 7th Sr Fill. I-red, per 11...... l b h, lum p. Massachusetts, Kcmiistou, Boston; .1 R Bodwell, Wal- Address,N.Y’.T obacco Co.,38 ltenwiek St.,N.Y. 4w25 ’..*35 Philtidelphia; Uncle Sam, Simonton, Boston; 1870. Cann-.i Mi.k ■. CORN, rLOUR, Furnishing Goods < \ Au l NTS WA.Ti CD FOR 'I i l t S 1 6 e K 1 Editorial from the Daily Kemiehce Journal.] M Brainerd, Averiil, Spruce Head; 20 M Specialties of which are N apes fc tins, p r Ib...... 6 Ai g’u s t a , N ov. 21, 187-5. F ish, d ry cod p r l b . . . . 5 a Langdon, Mullen, X Y’; IInine, Cahlerwood. Boston; F iesll coil, pr lb ...... '1 ongues Sounds, Wimrie La wry. Spear, Windsor, X >; Cornelia. An- Mr. Wm. IL Hersom, of this city, informs its I »ry pollock, p r Ib...... pr Bi...... S drev.s, Gardiner; Post Boy, Fountain. X York; Tnais. Shirts, Braces, Silk Hdk’fs that he has been afflicted with chronic catarrh lbr L o b ste rs, p r lb ...... 05 lire, lleii.lerson, Bangor; 21 G W Baldwin, Dennis, X CEMENT, LIME, v HISTORYoftheO.S. And respectfully invite tho attention of purchase several years, ami it reached such a state as to de­ Sm ok'-d .-aimi.n p r lb.2.5 York ; 23, America, Colcord, do; E ArculaiilH, Lord, salt, mackerel...... Smoked haddock. JOu io The great interest in our thrilling history inukis this very Low Prices at which goods will bo sold. &c., &c., and other goods do; Lioiies.-a, Achorn, do; Herald, Hali.do; Nautilus, the fastest selling hook ever published, it contains a prive him of the sense of smelling, and greatly Smoked herring, Sm ok. d Al.-wivi s , ...... 2 Peek, do; Allie Oakes, Pillsbury, do; Corvo, Tyler, Hair and Calcined Plaster. inquired his hearing. He has been under l»r. full account of the Grand Centennial Exhibition. iu good assortment. \ iualii.-tven; 24,'f Hix. llall, Frankfort; U S steamer CAUTION.—Old. Incomplete and Unreliable works Lighthill’s treatment for two weeks, a m i can now C o al. \V« II: y e lc . Iii-. Johnson, « ruisilig: sells K C Rankin, Hall, St e being circulated; see that the hook yutt buy con- Parlor Suits, Parlor Desks, Center Tables, Folding Cliairs, smell as well as he ever could, ami has regained J.dm, F B; American Chief, Snow, XY ; Light Boat, ins 442 Flue Engravings and 925 Pages. ’ Semi " i ILiy. prepped, is 00 m ore oj/ea/s wanted quickly .Mattresses, Comforters, Piliowsand Feathers, W m. Do e . * Please call for 20 years. F. Parsed through Hell Gate 18, sells Ahilon Bird, f..r this and our standard “ LIFE OF LIYING- Drink water, New York for Queenstown; Bengali, Georges National Bank, STO N E,”(»(),000 already sold, also new Bible,2,(H)D Cure of Diaeawil Eves-Statem ent of <’ol. Hal!, do for Bangor. ‘dlaxtcationi. lias no cqual-Fur extra term s write Umbrella Stands, Card and amine A lden. Aiign«4a, -Maim*. SPECIAL NOTICES- Ar 21. Israel Snow, (of Rockland , Hatch, Barueoa to HUBBARD BROS., Pubs., Springfield, Mass. 4w2 T o WHOM IT MAY' CONCERN’:— day.-. Anchored at [lart Island 21, sell Mary Susan, and Staim-lle Tables, Dr. <’. B. Lighthill a few years since treated Pennsylvania, fwi Rockland. RESOURCES. pb-asure’ m m-omnmieM.im to all m ehng Ids Ar at Orient, 1.1. 12th, sell Hattie Coombs, Bishop, Loans ami discounts, $132,482 If H. C. LEVEN5ALER, I¥I. D., fm Providence, fo load lor Richmond, Va. U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, uu.oon ui Portland & Worcester L ine much benefited by '! I IO.M A8T< >N, M A I N K, A r 22il, sell.- M urv Susan, Snow , and Peiinsvlvauia »• Hher stocks, bunds, and mortgages, 2,550 Ot —TO— .A.ISJn A. COM PLK TJd LI NTd O R veTviecs, as my son was very Savage, Rocklaml. ’ hili 1». A i.t D voks hisativuri »u to the PRACTICE of MEDI­ Due from approved reserve agents, 54,673 7‘. At the Brook, 215 C IN E :..n! S t R G E R Y . PORTI.AND-Ar 22J, Mary Langdon, Malum v, Real estate, furniture, and fixtures, 2,290 t> New York and ('entenniai Augusta, Oct. 2C»th, 1S7-7. 2 w 2 l LP Re.-idfiice and office. Lvven.-aler Block: Main Rockland for Boston. Cheeks ami other cash items, 262 6‘ fixliibit ion. PHILADELPHIA—Ar 21st, sch Albert Jameson, Bills of other National Banks, 3,3S4 Ot Main Street. Camlage. St John, XB. Fractional currency (including liicklea,J 184 91 Legal-tender notes, 5,500 OH Only I.Inc Running Through Cars front Port­ COMMON FURNITURE NEWBURYPORT—Ar 20, Florida, Grant, Rock­ land to Souud Steamers. As :it present tulvised, rates for the Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer, R. CooK’S HUMOR WASH, AN UNFAILING Benj. W illiams, 2d, M. D., (5 per cent, of circulation), 4,950 01 1 a lter M O N D A Y . May Sth, 1876. a steam boat ' cure for Army itch. Ivy Poison, Ringworms, Bar < LNfEN'NiAL ” h av e been established as I express train will leave Portland at 2.30 I’. M., emm et- AI Prices Greatly Keilured from iormer years. P In r's It •!:, Pim ples, and E ru p tio n s o f ull so rts. P R IC E land. T otal, $316,187 46 ing at Putnam with Boston and Philadelphia Expt-.'S ; .st CENTi?, at follows, viz: PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, , NEWPORT—Sid P'. sell- Nettie Cushing, Irving. Line for Philadelphia. Baltimore ami Washingto ’ 3 ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORK. ’1 lie Pennsylvania Railroad’s Local 'Tick­ OFFICE AND RESlDENCi:, ! Thomaston for New Y'ork; Mary Susan, Snow, and LIABILITIES. at New London with Norwich Line Steamers fu Nev ' Pcmi.-vlvania, Savage, Rockland for ,|o. Capital stock paid in, $110,000 00 Y’ork, arrivin » in New Y’ork, Pier 49, North Ri et Rate between New York ami Philadel- : OR EG >X—Sid from Port Gamble if, alrip Gen But- S u rp lu s fund, 22,000 00 lock A. M. JpOR SPECIALTIES IN DRUGS OK MKDI NO. 7 ELM ST R E E T , Portland ami Ne phia is S ’J.ti.'i to an d from all depots in Phil- , r, Webb. San Francisco. ( tlhcr undivided profits, 2,211 57 No change of Cars ln*t wee 3 ’ ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORK. adelphia. Excursion rales on I hat Road Ja n u a ry S, 1S76. ROCKPORT, MASS—Ar21st,seh Annie Lee, Look. National Bank notes outstanding, 96,200 00 don. Dividends unpaid, 3,474 00 ONLY ONE CH ANGE OF CARS between Port­ UFIWLSTI will be. New York to Philadelphia and Re­ Individual doposits subject to check, 78,524 54 land ami (’entenniai Exhibition Groun-’.s. turn, Tickets good 30 days from dafe of is­ WKSGI2V u<-lu oilier National itaiikf, 1,677 35 rlxeursion Tickets to N. Y . X Return, only 811 OF ALL KINDS. FOREIGN. Due to State Banks and hankers, 2,100 00 from I’orthunl or Westbrook .1 unction. Organs and Melodeons sue and upon all trains. $5.00. Tickets at Successors to Sid fm Bordeaux 6th, Jennie Cobb, Small. Archangel. lb’s rate entitle the holder to passage upon C. I*. FESSE’VDILW, Ar at Elsinore May 5, C B Hazeltine, Gilkcy, Savan­ T otal, $316,187 46 Centeuniul Excursion Tickets at Terries,,la ir Cloth, Damask, Fringes, Gimps, Tassels, Repaired. all trains, including the R eg u l a r and E x - nah for Reval. Ar at Belfast, I, May 18, barque Don Justo, Bennett, S t a t e or Ma i x e ,—Colx ty o r Kxox, mb: Lowest Kates. Any one having GROANS or MELODEONS out of I’UEss T ra in s running through from New Druggiste & AputhccuEfs, fm Baltimore. I, J. C. Leveusaler, Cashier of tlieahove-nnn?ed hank, Passengers leaving Rockland at 9 A. M.. make close and Cord, Suitable toy Lambrequins repair cun have them put in good order hy leaving then* York to Philadelphia in about two hours 218 MAIN STREET, Passed Dover 7th, Martha A McNeil, Jordan, from du solemnly swear that the above statement is true to connection at Westbrook Junction with Through Ex­ press Train of Portland & Worcester Line. Buy and a half. New York to Philadelphia and K ock ia n d , M e . Amsterdam for Rockland. the best of my knowledge and belief. At liaracoa May ll,s Directors. Baggage Checked Through! Centennial Excursion Trains, running and Dealers in WM. M. HYLER, > Made to Order ami Draperies furnished when desired. THE BEST PLACE INI h E lw25 through from New York to Philadeldhia 7» J TE .V r M ED I C I\'E S. in from three to three and a half hours. NO. 3, SPEAR, BLOCK, «S-G i>ui1h delivered in THIS t I I'Y mid TIIOMASTOX. FREE OF CIIAKGE....7.7 22 COUNTY, These trains will commence leaving New ROCKLAND, ME. York at (1A.M. and continue to depart REPORT TO BUY ( OXDITIOX I every ten minutes until all travel is provid- Steamboat Notice. HEADQUARTERS J X >J« / V I u l C . ed for. Special Trains will be run at other Rockland National Bank, Jackson’s Catarrh Snuff Iron and Steel, Chains and Anchors, hours for 250 passengers or over. The fore­ J. E. ROBINSON FOR NE GRAND SQUARE I’lANO, AND TROCHE l’OWDER, going rates will be uniformly required up­ STMR. HURRICANE. the close of () rap r»r CASII.'lw Vhr nw!.!7 •' I'HI.KillTFFI. AXIS PLEASANT ItKUEIlV IX Blacksmiths’ Stock and Tools, on all Excursion 'Travel to Philadelphia, I Catarrh, H eadache, Bart B reath , H oarsen ess, i ZAX and after Friday, May 12th. Supplies, and no reduction therefore will be made to /hat InS- ‘ _ 15 v / 1876, S team er II UK It I CANE RESOURCES. BROWN BROTHERS. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness, «fcc.. Carriage Builders’ Druggist & Apothecary, And all Disorders resulting from COLDS in organizations or parties. wj,i jyi-p tj,e route from Rockland Loans and discounts, $225,933 16 BIRDS! 310 Main St., Rockland, Me. !IEAI>, THROAT and VOCAL ORGANS. Carriage Trimmers’ and Painters* Goods Between Boston and New York, via tlie i Overdrafts, 15,016 77 CITY ORUG STORE U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 150,000 00 This Remedy does nut *• Dry u p ” a Catarrh hut all rail routes, viz., Boston A Albany, I Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages, 3,000 00 1 LOOSENS it; .frees Hie head of all offensive matter, Sitip Repairing, Fitting and Painting Supplies, Shore Line, and New York & New Eng- ’ 282 Main Street. Due from approved reserve agents, 18,336 97 J. P. Wise & Sou, «jt:ick!v removing Bad Breath and Headache; allays R et u r x ix c —Leave Viiialliaven fur Rocklaml at 7.50 354 67 LA5MD F O R S A L E . land, there will be no reduction from leg-1 Rockland, Jan. 6, lfitS. 5 Due from other National Banks, and soothes the burning heat in Catarrh; is so Fishermens’ Killi„B!l. a. m., touching at Hurricane Island both ways. Real estate, furniture, and fixtures, 12,500 00 Q /Y Z Y ACRES of Good Land fur sale. Will s i’ll m ild and agreeable iu its effects that it positively ul.-.r rates, except it be for organized socie­ Upon the Stmr. Clara Clarita resuming -her route, Checks and other cash items. 3,383 06 HAVE IN STOCK, ZSA “ f IDO acres, with the btlihiings thereon, y,', S inr. Hurricane will run to Hurricane Island, leaving Bills of other National Banks, 7,157 00 the whole 2OO acres, as may suit pinchai-ei. Apply CURES WITIIOLT SNEEZING! Quarrymen’s 8««k.nd ^1.. ties or military in bodies of 50 or more, in 1 S. II. BOYNTON, M. D., Commercial W harf nt 9 u. in. Returning, will arrive Fractidnal currency (including nickels) 56 67 3niol7 WASHINGTON ROBBINS, Thomaston As a Troche l'm vder, is pleasant to the taste, and uniform or regalia. The regular rate is at Rockland about 6 p. m. of same day. Legal-tender notes, German Male Canaries, never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly gives to Builders’ Uurjw»re. $6.00 and a Transfer of 75 cents on through HOMOEOPATHIC When both boats are running, the Clara Clarita will Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer, tlie T/ifoal Cocal Organ» a not touch at Hurricane Island, in r the Hurricane at (5 per cent, of circulation), 3,350 00 In every color from tlie Beautiful Golden to the tickets each way. Viiialliaven. hut in case one of the bouts is withdrawn, Lizard Green, Delicious Sensation of Coolness AComfort Sportsmen’s aooJ„, Between Boston and New York, via' Physician and Surgeon, the other will run to both of said places. T otal, $445,088 30 C. E. LITTLEFIELD, Jt is the best. Voice Tonic in the world ! MICHAEL J. ACHORN, Female Canaries, “1A,,,-r Twine and Warp, Sound Lines, viz., Old Colony or Fall Riv­ 287 NDtin Street, Captain and Agent of Steamer Hurricane. LIABILITIES. Try It! Safe, Reliable, and only 35 C ents! Carpet Weavers’ 5 er, Stonington, and Norwich, Excursion R ockland, M ay, 1876. 25 j ISoId by Druggists, or mailed free, address ROCKLAND, ME. Capital stock paid in, $150,000 00 German Goldfinches. Goods, Rates will be given, and the MAINE CEN­ Surplus fund, 40,000 00 ____ _ COOPER. WILSON & CO., Prop’s, Phil’a. Boat Builders’ Residence new street, west of High, second TRAL will have on sale at its principal Other undivided profits, 19,261 20 Australian Paroquets, ROCKLAND, .IAI. - w w Whipple A Co., Portland, Me.; Geo. o house from Lime Ruck. COAI j J National Bank notes outstanding. 130,700 00 All business entrusted to Ins earc will be raitntulty c <><|tvi„ & Co.. W eeks & Porter. Rust Sailors’ Oil Clothes, Huts and Bedding, stations, through tickets to Philadelphia C O A L! Dividends unpaid, 497 00 and promptly attended to. (Bros., &. Bird, Boston, W holesale Agents. and return in connection with them, good Individual deposits subject to check. 71,395 88 Java Sparrows, Otlice with J. P. Cilley, 238 Main S t., C us- Umo24 Groceries, Ham, Pork, Beef, &c.. 80 days from date of issue, at the follow­ Demand certificates of deposit, tom House Block. 21 I ------J. P. COWLES, M. D., WIIOI.ESSA.I.'E JLNT) RETJLII. Due to other National Banks, Red Cardinals, Galvanized Row-locks, ing rates, viz: Pliysician Surgeon, Due to State Banks and hankers, P en n It. R.’h P. nn R. R.V — ALSO— German Bulfinclies, A. M. A U STIN , From Regular ami Centennial Ex- CAMDEN. - - - MAINE, T otal, $445,088 30 7 X O T I C E . DENTIST. Express trains, carcion trains. EING necessarily out of tovVn a large portion of OFFICE OVER T. A. WENTWORTH’S STORE, Wood, Hay, Cement, Sand, S t a t e o f M a in e ,—C o u n t y o f K n o x , ss: Redbreasted Grosbeaks, 205 Main Street. Bangor, $24 00 $23 00 the time, I have made arrangements with C. E. ISICKillV BLO CK . Dexter, 23 50 22 50 I, G. Howe Wiggln, Cashier of the above-named BLITTLEFIELD, E sq., A t t o k x ia a t L a w , who uc- Hair, etc. bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is Bobolinks, eupies my office at No. 238 Maine Street, to attend my Dentistry in all its branches promptly attended to Belfast, 23 50 22 50 true to the best of my knowledge and belief. professional and office business. All legal and pension at REASONABLE PRICES. H. H. CRIE ft GO. Ekowbegan, 23 20 22 20 4 WOODSIDE, Wi. D., G, IIOWE WIGGIN, Cashier. Nonpareils, business placed in my hands will teceive his prompt Teeth extracted without pain, by the use ol Subscribed and sworn to before me this 22d day of attention. J- E. CILLEY . Nitrous Oxide Gas. Waterville, 22 00 21 00 R uckland, May 1, 1876. 22 Augusta, 20 00 10 O’) M ay, 1876. Red Linnets, Physician and Surgeon, F. R. Spear & Co., JOHN LOVEJOY.’, Justice of the Peace. Gardiner, 10 70 IS 70 Sheriff’s Notice of Sale. TENANTS HARBOR, ME Correct—Attest : English Linnets, NX > T I ( f E ! Brunswick, 18 50 17 50 329 MAIN STREET, MAYNARD SUMNER, ) II. HARVEY COUNCE, KNOX COUNTY, 8S : Bath, 18 70 17 70 . Song Sparrows, Taken on execution, and will be sold by Auburn and Lewiston. IS 00 17 00 ROCKLAND, MAINE. public auction, on the fifth day of June, A. D., 1876, at _ WEDNESDAY’S and SATUR two o'clock in the afternoon, at the dwolling house of Farmington, 22 50 21 50 b u , Yard, Spear’s Wharf, Foot of Pork Street. Blue Sparrows, DAYS, until further notice. PER ORD Eft. Nathan Leach, in W arren, in said County of Knox, aH r. r. R ockland, M ay 4, 1876.______For parties of 50 to 100 via Sound. $1.00 the right iu equity which James YV. Wood, of said Flying Squirrels, TIIDMASTOX, MAINE. W arren, had, on the eighteenth day of August, A. 1>., less, and for parties of 100 to 200 via Sound. Civil and Consulting Engineer, REPORT 1875, (Ihe tim e when th e *unie w as uttached on the $2.00 less than above. or THE COXDITIOX OF THE cents to $7. IVQTKDE. original writ), to. redeem the following described real Bird Cages, estate, situated in said Warren, to wit: A certain lot These rates do not include the transfer Laud Sniveyor aud Conveyancer. DR, JOSEPH II. ESTABROOK has returned froi: City Engineers Office Pillsbury• - Block, opposite KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock of land hounded northerly hy land of Asa A. Dunbar; in Boston, which is when wanted 50 ets. land, on the th ird T u esday o f M ay, 1876. Lime Rock National Bank, Breeding Cages, of alljiinds. easterly hy land conveyed by said Wood to Leauder 8. additional each way. 2w24 Thorndike Hotel, Rocklapd, Me. 19 ACOB STOVER, Guardian of CHARLES A. and Robinson; southerly hy land of Murcua Starrett, and Gravel Paper, all sizes, westerly hy land conveyed hy said W ood to said Rob- J DA M. WEYMOUTH, of Appleton, in said All calls promptly answered by one or the otlii-r. day P l v e ’s D ie t e t ic Sa u e r ATti.s.—ta iiv e rsa lly ac J County, minors, having presented his second account MEW SHEET MUSIC insott; said real estate containing eight acres of land, of guardianship of said ward for allowance : with a right of way over the land lying between the knowleilged the best in use. E.urli pound bears the RESOURCES. Brass Wire Guard Cloth, above-described land and the road leading to Thomas­ iid e k e d to prevent seed scattering, JUST RECEIVED BY n am e o f J a m e s F l v e. N one genuine w ithoui. Jy2S O , That notice thereof he given, three weeks Loans and discounts, :$126,999 95 .TOR PURE AND RELIABLE MEDICINES GO ton, reserving to the owners of land on each side ad­ DR. N. DOWNES. successively, in the Jlocklaad Gazette, printed at Rock- U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 105,000 00 joining above-described lot, a right of way over the laud, in said County, that all persons interested D ue from approved reserve a gents, 13,173 17 ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE. LSrovvn H i’os., «ame, as is granted to them in their deeds. The abo*e THK MASON A HAMLIN ORGANS. (Illice in Kinibiili Block. 1 at a Probate Court to he held at Rockland, c Mocking Bird Food, D ue from S tale B anks and bankers, 449 30 310 Main Street, Buckland* premises being subject to a mortgage recorded iu the This is to certify that Albert Smith of Rockland | third Tuesday of June next, and show earn P rem ium s paid, 12,000 00 R egistry o f D eeds for said C ounty, vol. 34, page 336. any they have, why the said account should not Insect Powder, Maine is our only authorized Agent fun the sale K esitleueeoii 13eeeli Street. Checks and other cash items, 8,683 57 given hy said Janies W. Wood to Edwin Smith, of Rockland, Aug. 12,1875. 36 Bills o f o th e r N ational B anks, 6,130 00 Switches at Giolrays Warren, to secure the payment of a promissory note of the Mason & Hamlin Organ in Rockland and E. M. WOOD, Judge, Fractional currency (including nickels) 3M» 31 Prepared Food for young canaries, lor fifty dollars, dated July 3d, 1873, payable in six vic’nity. M ason & H am lin O rg a n Co . e co p y —A tte st.—T . P . 1’IERCE, R egiU to Legal-tender notes, 2,927 00 months from said date, with interest at eight per eent. March 21876. 8m 18 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer, Bird Tonic for sick birds and loss of voice. JIIALON’S WORMWOOD CORDIAL TONIC, per annum, on which there is now due the sum of ttlty (5 per cent, of circulation), 4,725 00 for YVenk and D isordered Stom achs. Excellent dollars and interest us aforesaid. KNOX COUNTY’—In Probate Court, held at Rockland A skin like monumental niabaMer may lie attaineil Safety Chains and Hooks, Bilious 1 liffieulties. Jaundice, Iaiss of Appetite, etc., CYRUS R. MORTON, Deputy Sheriff. THE HEALTH-LiFT. on the the th ird '1’uesday o f May, 1876. T otal, $280,468 30 W a rre n . M ay 1, 1876. 3w24 by lining GLENN'S Ft i.l'ULR S o a p . which Director*. I Printed, to order at Short match, furnished at short notlceAT Tina op full particulars to Z. PO PE YOKE, Brown Brothers, RICHARD C. HALL, 5 paperAhdy §1.40 a year.Three EDITED BY - - - - MRS. J. H. ALCITON, proper treatment will produce flowers at I l i a G O O D S ---OF--- KNOX & LINCOLN RAILROAD. §10 chromos free. Mt .w o n & S p o n s l e r , Pubs., Phila. intervals until October. Loring & Goulding, 4w23 AND To u lioia allAmiinunications for this department must Perpetual moss-roses are derived from IB - ^ 3 AGENTS w»iit...l for THE CENTENNIAL be addressed, at thin office. Contributions, ques­ the Provence moss-roses crossed with the THE ROCKLAND GAZETTE. BOOK OF BIOGRAPHY, or tiie lives of the Boat Builders. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. great men of our first 10O years. Send for circulars. tions and suggestion! are invited. four-seasons rose. They are hut poor growers, ami require very high cultivation, l’.W .ZIEGI.ER & CD., 518 Arch St., Phif, Pa. 4w23. Ship, Soino, White-Hall, [Sail Boats, T H E ROCKLAND GAZETTE* which lias now entered upon its 31st year, is an TWO TRAINS TO BOSTON DAI LY rich soil, and severe pruning to make them C a r p e tin g s .Dories,^W herries,land Fancy Q ziik ,o a w eek and Expenses, or »1«() for- Independent Local aud Family Newspaper, and will continue to be an advocate of law, Takes effect Monday, May 1st, 187G. PLA.NTS FOR SALE. PullingfiBoats.tBNew and epT V feited. All Hie new and standard Novelties, succeed well. order and morality, and the friend of all ideas, influences, movements aud enterprises Chromos, etc. Valuable Samples free witli Circulars. Second-handSBoats ASSENGER Trains leave Rockland for Bath, Almost all the roses imported into this which tend to promote tiie material, social and political welfare of the community, State lo rtla n d and Boston, at 9 A . M.. a n d 1.40 P . M ., lt.L.FLETCHER, 111 Chambers St., N.Y. 4w23 Mrs. Additon. the editress of Hite depart­ country from Europe are budded on the constantly on P arriving in Boston at G P. M., anti Hi P. M. and Nation. It will give all the local news of the city, as well as the retail prices current, ’’•■ssenger I m ins leave Bath at 8.15 A . M.. and 3.40 ment, will receive new plants weekly sweet-brier or Manettii stock, as this gives E han d . real estate sales, etc., and will briefly present all the items of county news that can he r*< >it ALT. KINDS OF LUMBER for Boat Building ., arriving in R ockland at 10.30 a . M., and G.05 1 ’. M. nt tier residence on Kim Street, and the t h e m a stronger growth. What are called gathered by our corps of correspondents in the several towns of the county. More par­ .. mixed train will leave Rockland at 5.40 A. M. COUGHS, COLDS, ItOARSF.XESS. standards are grafted on stocks four to five constantly onh:in.\ES. or to obtain any ^information in relation in summer and the dry, cold winds of our ihyo households in Knox County where it Is not now received, and in order to bring our paper A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. fcOwing to dull times we I been able Maine Central Railroad. Sold t>y all Druggists. 4wl5 winters kill the stock in a year or two. A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING ! inore efluctively to the notice of those whom we would he glad to welcome as subscribers, ot them. to buy in Boston goods at VERY LOW we depart from our usual custom aud signalize the national centennial year by otfeiing A S S E N G E R T rain s leave Batli 11.43 A . M., after What are called dwarfs, or those budded arrival of Train leaving Rockland 9 A. M., con- PRICES and we intend to give our custom­ the following within three to six inches of the ground, do A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING ! Pneetingat Brunswick for Lewiston, Farmington. Augtis-A Sea Side RESORT Cultivation of Ilardy Roses. better, hut as they are continually throw­ ers the benelit of the same. Below we t:», Skowliegan Dcxti r and Bangor, at Yarmouth with ing up suckers from the stock, they require A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING ! (i. T . R ’y, a t W estbrook w ith P. X R . R. R ., niH| ;,t mention a few of the Special Bargains that EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS, 15. Nc M. Junction with train: Boston & Maine Road, w ithin There arc over two hundred species of constant attentton to cut them out, for if F o r N E W S U B S C R IB E R S , w hich a re oflered / o r fZits year onlyt ivaA constitute the arriving in Boston a t G 1*. M. we will oiler this morning:— A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING ! Bath, 4.05 I‘. M., (after arrival ot Pour Miles of the State House in Boston, the rose described in botanical works, but left to grow, they soimpoverish the top as train leaving Rockland, 1.40, P. M.,) connecting lias lately been brought into the market by the our almost innumerable garden varieties soon to destroy it. We therefore recom­ A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING ! Most Liberal Premium List Brunswick for Lewiston .and Augusta, and arriving in BOSTON LAND CO., mend the growing only of such sorts as Portland 5.50 P. M., and Boston at 10 P. M, who arc rapidly developing their immense property have been obtained from only a dozen or ever oflered by a local paper. The reader will notice that we cannot give these premiums can he grown on their own roots; these all A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING ! T r a in s A r r iv e .—Morning Train leaves Portland, ami throwing it open to the public. fifteen species, which by cultivation, by and make any prolit whatever on the operation, and therefore that we can not give them 0.15 A. M.; arrives at Batli 8.05 A. M., connecting tai-lc, lies! A. It. LEIGHTON, Respecting the quality of the silver-plated goods offered as premiums, we can give no A SEASIDE RESIDENCE, which is the most proper of the different he done with a spading-fork. Two to three I j 11 ’ WEDNESDAY, and Nos. 12 and 13 for 5 subscribers and §2.50, or 7 subscribers ami §1.25. .. ! . F t:11»AI DAY v morningsin at f. i.’i lt.ek PI ANO FORTES, plaining. They all require rich soil and soft soap lias been added to make it slight­ Worth from 75 els. Id $35. DR. J. STEVENS, No. 14 for G sithcribers ami §3 75 in cash, or 8 subscribers and §2.25. liingat Hampden, W interport high cultivation. Tins old cabbage-rose of ly glutinous. No. 15 for 20 subscribers ami §10.00 in cash; or 15 subscribers and §11.00- . ly Point, S e a rsp o rt, P< Ifa.-t, Camden Organs, Stools, Covers, Sheet our grand-mothers’ gardens ami the moss- 1 he best s< a-on for transplantingroses, if House and Olllee, 2d bouse on Winter S t., i- for to Rockland at ll.3iia. in., aud at Portlat to tii e righ t, subscribers and §17.50. Hilled witli tiie Steamboat Express, |e:i rosejhelong to this section. from the o|x;n ground, is in October, hut Where he will he happy to see nil his old patrons and No. 1G for 20 subseiibcrs aud §25, or 15 subscriber id §30, or lo subscri’r Portland tit G o ’clock p. in., over Hie Boston .N M Music, Staple & Fancy Goods It. gaUica. the French or officinal rose, they will succeed if planted very early in friends, and as many new ones as choose to givu hili Nos. 17 and IS on equally favorable terms. Railri-ad to Boston, Lawrence and i.owell, arriving at is a native of France, Italy, ami Caucasus. CARPETINGS! call. His thorough knowledge of the human systei 10 o ’clock. t he spring. When transplanteil ironi pots, both in health and disease, also the action of drugs i N. B. Any person desiring to obtain a particuhi premium and failing to i > t the full Slcaui>-r Richmond will connect (truing West) with Prices are unusually Low. This rose is of very, robust growth ami tin; spring is th e best time to do it; if doin the same, has convinced him tliat all minerals or im number of names required, can thus pay the balam ■ in cash, ami get the dcs the Pori laud Sleani Packet Company’s Steamers, le Wo liavo just received 50 Rolls ganie matter (such as are not found ill the eheinii red article : Portia ry day at 7 o’clock p. in., arriving YVc are selling Cliickei ing A Son’s, Bonnie**., erect habit. 'Phe ’flowers are generally in the aut umn, they an; liable to In; thrown on much more favorable terms than it can be pureh: ass store. W hen; ai w hich gives us a m uch la rg e r a sso rt­ analysis o f the several p a rts o f th e hum an s j stem ) tak d o c k a. and other makers Pianos. high colored, large, very double, and borne out of tin; ground. igll suhstaliee the such ease is not fully provided for in the prices given above, wi will specify the <-u Returning, passengers going East will take tin* ment than wo have been keeping. .list •. Therefore the Dr. has tto Hav« a new New York Plain, 7 oetav. s, caned, on stiff, erect fool stalks, but do not have In making a selection of sorts from tin balance required on being notified of the article desired and tin number of names i. over the Boston and Maine Railroad iu Boston, at G medica all such inorganic o’clock p in., every MONDAY WED.\ESDAY and witli Stool and Cover, tor § : j .|( » . the fragrance of the hundred-leaved rose; Ltincd. remontant class always choose the strong •rcury. Antimony, Lead, Zine, FRIDAY evenings, arriving iu Portland at ID o’e' il-• ‘ Have an extra bari'aiu on a full carved, 7 octave but tlii< is increased by drying, while that growing sorts, or those having a strong in­ partitions of name for interual 'Phe extraord in ary lib era lly of these oilers will ehatiei eouiieetiug willi Strainer Richmond, arriving in 1 Piano, used a little. usi*,'aun receipt of the cash iu advance • •ral drug in the human system to create another worse we will send the GAZETTE and any.of the periodicals named, for the sum named in the Mt- Desert and Machias, so ALBERT SMITH. spiny, ami the double-flowering varieties the first. weic formerly much grown in our gardens, T h e D r., aft due de liberations ov • his almost la-1 (or right hand) column of figures in each case. Postage is prepaid in every ease. his paralleled site (s in treating Chronic iliseases, has T. ing, ami will thrive in poor, sandy soil, own little room. lie had no objections, Peterson’s Magazine, 2.00 3 -4) ' "*i ’ » Portland, every Il'ESDAY and. w ith its nuim-mtis branches and connections, tin ms where other roses will not. hut after being undressed said to his moth­ ? ^ g ^ " ' £ '^ a _ a n ( l F R ID A Y .v e ’in g d it lOo’.-ioi k the shortest aud quickest route het we Brain diseases, ami all disc Cltrisi th i 3.00 4.45 commencing Tuesday, May 3uiii, I t. a lb a , the white rose, is a native of the er, “ Mother, I want to say my prayers Pianos ! - Pianos! handles with skill and delicacy, Golden Rule, 2-20 3.70 for Rockland, (arriving next morning nt 4 o’clock), in any case whatever. central parts of Europe, and is also found alone to-night.” and eqaminctin- REST in t G ospel B an n er, 2.50 Castine, Deer Die, Sedgwick, So. West Harbor, B; in Cochin China. The foliage of this spe­ “ But why do you want to, Willie?” Lung Complaints, Bronchitis, Spinal Com­ Harbor, (Mt. Desert,) Millhridge, .lonesport and M g FOR SALE BY plaints. etc., S t. N icholas, 3.00 4.|i» chins pert. Oinnii-.t and California Line cies lias a glaucous sipjieariuiee, as though •• Because I want to, mamma.” Arc treated with great skill, ami if lie cannot warrant Wide Awake, 2.00 3.53 Returning, will leave Maehiasport every MONDAY covered with a line gray powder; theslioots Mother humored him, and standing out­ acm e in all cases, he will help, ami many cases per­ The Nursery, 1.60 o and THURSDAY mornings, at 4:30 o’eloi k, toiicl Is tiie shortest and in sf route for all points iu N orth as aliove, arriving iu Portland same niglil, usually i er x I l l in o is , I o w a , D a k o t a , N e b r a s k a , Y’iA om have scarcely any spines. There are no side the door, heard Willie pray as follow Brown Brothers, manently restore t<> health- Those who wish to avail American Agriculturist, 1.G0 3.90 themselves of this opportunity of being restored to neetmg With Piiliimui Train, and early morning Tr, ING, COI.ORAIIO, I TAIL N e VAI-A. C A LI EORNIA, D BE high-colored varieties of this species. They <) God, make Willicsick; make him raiZ Health ami happiness, slioti d not miss this rare ehauee. The Household, 1.00 0.73 for Boston and tin* W est. are mostly of moderate growth, and require sick: make him womniit; hut don’t dead 3 1 0 M a in ! Specifics found at last lor R heum atism A N e u ­ Send all subscriptions, and address all letters, to The Steamer Lewiston lias a large capacity for freight ralgia. I’tires warranted. Any person can he cured and Passengers, lias also 75 large airy Staterooms, ' Chicago, Madison and St. Paul Lino rather close pruning. him.” o f piles fur as I. OG. If sent by mail S I . IO. fVO«JE VO11TER, I«Hers. eluding 10 Family Rooms. J', rubiginosn is the sweet-brier rose, of How much that hoy wanted to sleep with Office hoars positively from 1 q to 4 1 ItooltlaiK l, M aine. M. W. FARWELL, Agent. Is tbu slioit line for N o r t h e r n YVisconsin and wlnf h there are several double varieties, his mother.—E ditor's Drawer, in Har­ Steam Dye House, to 9 P. M. Consultation free. Min nesot a , and l..r .Ma i -iso n , S t . P a i i.. M in n i.a i* Agent’s Office, N o . 2 , Atlantic Block, (u p sta irs ) 01.18, D l l i t h and all points in tiie Great .\'ortliwe=t some of which have quite high-colored per's Magazine for June. N ear Railroad Bridge, W ater Street, Augusta t. klliur.lilin re, .< ...... R ockland, M arch 1, 1876. B Its flowers. Winona and St. Piter Line B. lutaiis the yellow rose of the north EMILE BARBIER, Prop’r. PoTtlaiifl, B a ilo r & M achias Gkiiwtii o r Coal.—Recent observations b. KiKKrATiticK & co. ]>. t. k e e n & son. F. H, & G, W. GOGHRAN’S Is tiie only route for YY’i: of July; of this there are three double va­ Airaribil First Pmaimn at State Fair, 7.S‘7'L rieties.” 'Flic well-known Harrison’s yellow the Isle of Arran gives an iddtinf the time necessary to produce a seam of coal. This well-known establishment, with its admirable D E A L E R S IN in Southern and Central Minnesota. Its is one of these, and is easily grown. The facilities, is conducted by a FIRST-CLASS FRENCH S liiptiu awl Commission Merchants, MARINE LIFE There were found ‘•numerous cylinders of 1)Y ER. Dealers in Shijt Chandlery, Ship Stores, *Vc STEAMBOAT CO. Persian yellow requires to he budded on a Pvcintrand Cleansin'? done in a manner to give PER­ Green Bay and Marquette Line sweet-brier or Manettii stock to succeed trues, completely flattened, of course, lying FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, AND NEW ROUTE TO across each oilier at various angles with FECT S \ ITSFACTION. •"Ttrreu"! Pictou, N. t». Is the only line lbr J a n e s v il l e , W a t e r t o w n , F onix well. It does best in a rather moist, poor Ladies’ Dresses, Sacques, Velvet. Ribbons, &c., Agents tor Vale Coal, Iron aud Manufacturing Co. Deer Isle, Mt. Desert. Ells­ D l I.a c , Os h k o s h , A p p l e t o n , eer Isle Thoroughfare, So. W est au d B a r Harbors, (M t. of coal only a foot thick. At this rate the O t iik u A g e n t s —E. A. Dana, Waldoboro; E. W. Linings and Shoe Findings, and out-buildings. It will grow in almost ROCKLAND, ME. R ockland, A p ril 1, 1S7G. r Desert), and Winter Harbor. I Tillman Palace Cars any soil, and requires but little pruning great ten yard seem of mid England rep­ Dunbar, Damariscotta; Jane A. Hall, Dam’a Mills; M. Sf. RETURNING, leaves Winter Harbor every WED resents half a million years of time. Holbrook, Wiscasset, B- F. Wells, Belfast. lylo. NESDAY and FRIDAY mornings at 4.30 o’clock, are run on all through trains of this road.J except shortening back a little. Jail. 1,1876. 5 USE touching as above, arriving at Rockland at about 11 This is the ON l.Y LINK running these ears bet wich B. rubifalia is our well-known prairie o’clock, connecting with Steamer City of Richmond, Chicago and St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Chi rose. Its varieties are all strong growers, for Portland and Boston, aud iu season for Knox & Lin­ “ Snowshoe” who for ten years carried Thorndike Hotel, H coln Railroad anil outside Steamers for Boston. but should be but moderately pruned. tiie mails over tile Sierra in winter afoot, Will leave Commercial W harf every SA'I URltAY’ R. arvensis, the Ayrshire rose, R O C K L A N D , - M A I N E . To Business* Men. morning at 5 1-2 o’clock (or on arrival of steamers as sits in San Francisco bar-rooms and tell stor­ ‘TOWN & COUNTRY’ above) for Ellsworth, touching at South Deer isle. the I-.ast or Sou lit the trains of tiie Chicago & North-Western Railway climbing rose of rapid growth, very hardy, ies about his adventures. In tiie winter of KALL0C1I & WHITE, Proprietors. If you want labels RE’l'l RNING, leaves Ellsworth every MONDAY’ ami will do well where other roses will 1856, when tile snow was uncommonly deep, morning at 5.30 o’clock, touching at'South Deer Isle, LEAVE CHICAGO as follows: iLZ Berry Brothers’ Livery Stable is connected with I f you w ant posters arrizing in Rocklund at about 11 o’clock, connecting For Council Bluffs, Omaha aud California, scarcely grow. The varieties of this spe­ lie first bargained to make the journeys be­ th e H o u se . READY witli steamer City of Richmond for Portland und Bos­ Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Paine-. Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through to Council cies are well adapted for covering walls, tween Placerville and Carson Valley on O . A . K a l l o c h , | If you want circulars ton. J . C . W h i t e , Bluffs. i If you want hand-bills The steamer C h a r l e s H oug hton Inis been recently arbors, and similar structures. snowshoes. Tiie distance was ninety miles rditted and furnished witli a new boiler and new For St. Pau! and .Minneapolis, Two Through From these different species, crossed and Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached on and lie ordinarily made it in one direction If you want envelopes chinery, making her in every way a first-class steamer. both Trains. JOHN G. LOVEJOY’S MIXED For iurtln r particulars enquire of re-crossed with each other, have originated in two days, a pnqionderance of down hill If you want hill-lieads l-’or Given Bay anil Lake S u p e r io r , Two * various classes of hybrids, which have enabled him to slide pat hs of the way very J. P. WISE, Agent, Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and If you want show-cards Or.CYKlJSSTlIKWIVANT, GeiTl Agent, l-ort- running through to Marquette. been classified as follow: S|>eedily, but the return trip occupied three For M ilwaukee, Four Through Trains daily 32G M ain Street, Insurance Agency, PAINTS. »u want any kind of JOB PRINTING, send yonr land. Hybrid Provence Boses.—These are de­ days. ExiKisure aftected him hut little. Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlor Chair Cars on rs to or leave them nt the GAZETTE < >FFICK and R ockland May 1, 1876. 21 rived from the Province and French roses. Oii the way lie seldom saw a human being. CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, ure them on short notice, at low rates, and in the very day trains. Generally they produce large, well-formed Much of tile time lie walked or glided over Has a nice assortment of goods for Beautiful. Durable, and Economical. best style. c ry I For Sparta and YVinouaand points in Miniieso and very fragrant flowers, and are strong snow fields from ten to fifty feet deep, ate R o c k la n d , - - M a in e . Made from Pure Material. ta. One Through Train daily, with Pullman Bleepers the present and coining season, TRUE P. PIERCE, to YY’inona. growers; hence they are very suitable for frozen food, and camped in the open air. Tested on thousands of buildings. which lie respect fully invites liis Handsome and Permanent. For Dubuque, via Freeport, Tw’O Through growing on poles or pillars. They only pro­ He had favorite sleeping places under the No waste or loss of time iu mi ing. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night trains. duce flowers once in the season. 'They are shelter of rocks, where lie built fires and friends and the public generally to Du not crack or peel. For D ubuque and La Crosse, via C linton,'I wo D. N. BIRD & CO, Cheaper and better than any other Paint. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on niglil of easy culture, ami should be but moder­ traiu to McGregor, Iowa. made beds of hemlock boughs. call and examine. All garments ( Successors io G. IF. Drown ‘j’iCo.,) Can he applied by any one. | (Mice in New Court House, ately pruned. p -ee from objectionable ingredients gen- For Sioux City and Y'anktou, Two Trains made in the best manner and at the DKAI.KKS IX » M A I N E . daily. Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. Hybrid China Roses.—I'hesQ are derived The Chicago Tribune lias an exclusive For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily, from the Provence and French roses crossed ‘"y ... . for purifying THE BLOOD l-’or ltockford, Sterling-, Kenqslta, J a n e s ­ report of tiie case of a young woman in very lowets prices. West India Goods and Groceries. with the China, noisette, and tea-scented Also, Hurd nud Blacksmith’s Coal, Wood, Hay it in to u r contracts. v ille , and other points, you can have from two to ten that city, who having taken a course of Sand, Fire Brick and Cement. 'Fake no other. trains daily. roses, but in so doing have lost the cvcr- chemistry, lias been assisting her father in Do notTieecpt any substitute T his com pound of Hie veg New Y'ork Office, No. 415 B roadw ay: Boston Office, hlooiuing character of the last. They arc NO. 6 , RAN KIN B L O C K - No. 5 S late S tre e t; O m aha Office, 253 Farnham St it et, his drug store. The oilier day tlley sent Second Store south of Berry’s Stable R ockland,O ct. 5, 1875. Sale (wholesale only) at etalde alteratives, Sarsapa San Francisco ( »tliee, Igt M ontgom ery S tre e t; Chicago very vigorous growers, ami make superb in a prescription for some simple medicine 179 WATER STREET, rilla, Dock, Siillingia and BEBEY BEOTHERSTicket Offices: G2 Clark Street, under Sbeimau pillar roses, having flowers of large size, M andrake, w itli tin* Iodides House; corner Canal aud Madison Streets; Kiuzio for a sick baby, and tile next day the baby’s NEW LIVERY & HACK STABLE Street Depot, corner W. Kinzie and Canal Streets; fine form, very full, and of exquisite color­ C- G. MOFFITT, NEW YORK! of Potassium and Iron, W ells S tre et D epot, c o rn e r YVells and K inzie B in i Is. fallier went down to buy a eollin. The MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, Me. ing. They require to be well thinned out chemist wan requested to rise to a jiersoiiai Celaik'il hv nil Reputable Healers. makes a most efiectual cure information a ttainable frori your in fininiiig. Life and Fire Insurance Agent. of a scries of complaint* home agents, apply to explanation. "G reat ,Tehoshaphat!” lie Represents Thirty-nine Million Dollars. 1}14 YV. H. S t e n n e t t , M a r v in II i.g h it t , Hybrid Bourbon Itoses—These are ob­ said, looking at the powder; “ why, there’s T which arc very prevalent Gen. Pass. Ag’t, Chicago. Gcn’l Sup’t. Chicago. tained from the Provence and French ro­ arsenic in this! It ought to have been OiT Losses udiusted at this office/ and afliieting. It purities ly» ws, crossed with the Bourbon rose instead No. 287 Union Block, FOR the blood, purges out the bicarbonate of soda. Eliza, how is this?” A lurking humors in tiie system, that undermine health of the China or tea-scented. They are re­ • • o il, pa!” replied his unmoved assistant, 5 ROCKLAND, MAINE. markable for the exquisite form of the flow- “ we had no soda, and arsenic was tile GOOD ONLY and settle into troublesome disorders. Eruptions of Another Lot of some o f which are elegantly ctip- » © the skin are tin* appearance on the surface of humors, Any ptyte ot Single or Double Team furnished at nearest shade that niatelied.” CHAS. A. DAVIS, §1.25. that should be expelled from tiie blood. Internal de­ short notice aud at reasonable rates. slMJied. anil have greater substance of )>et- CLOCK Best a ccoinuiodatious for Boarding Horses and als than the hybrid China. They are also Attorney and Counsellor at Law. t t » i t t rangements are the determination of those same hu­ transient Teams, in Hie city. more abundant bloomers; the foliage too is Tim Whig says li. II. Beale Post, 0 . A. mors to some internal organ or organs, whoso action Particular attention is given to furuishiug team $1,000 Forfeited, if above is not true. they derange, and whose substance the disease and and Coaches tor funerals. heavier and stronger. They require to lie II., of Bangor, are making |ire|)arations to CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK. A ny OLD o r NEW SUBSCRIBER w ho pays Also, Books kept at this office for the different Stage SOLD K1ICHIS, a year or more in mlennce, will, on payment of #1—•' distroy. A y e r ’s S arsaparilla expels these humors Linos, where all orders should lie telt. very closely primed. conduct the exercises of Memorial Day. ROCKLAND, MAINE. i5tf AND Hybrid 1’rrjtrlunis, or Ititnonldllla.— (ien. Tiilson of ltockland lias consented to ml.litional, he entitled to the new, novel, han.leoiue, ae tiie blood. When they are gone, the disorders they curate ami durable little detached lever time piece p roduce disappear, Bitch us FlcerOtion o f the Liver, 'flic s c are derived frtHii all sorts of crossing deliver tiie address and the Jameson Guards DR. STREETER’S Rockland, Feb. 3, 1876. and recrossing, until it is dilUcult to toll Hersey Light Infantry, Ilampden Uglit C. F. KITTREDGE, called the ST. NICHOLAS CROCK. 15 eenl» ad. Stomach, Kidneys, Lunys, Fruptions and Eruptive Coin Silver Spoons, AGENT FOR THE ditional if sent by mail. Address Diseases o f the Skin, St. Anthony's Fire, Pose or definitely from what particnlar species they Infantry, Knights of Pythias, Knights of VOSE & PORTER, Publishers. JUST RECEIVED BY were derived, it is a misnomer to call Kt. Patrick, and lire companies have been Erysipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Plotches, Boils, Tu- C. L. BLACK, Hampton Tea Comp’y, of N. Y. Tetter and Salt Bheum, Scald Head, Hint/- tlieni peqietiials in this country, for nnlcss invited to participate in tiie ecremonies,. yiiunin sm,Nenrahjia, Pain the parentage of Hie damask or four-sea­ At tiie cemetery thirteen young ladies Bost Oolong Tea, 40 Cents. tin* M arket, l ’rici CURES. Best Japan, GO Cents. D' and Iron. The best Tonii in the Bones, Side and Head, Female irenX'nes.i, ROCTCT^ANT>, M E . G. W . Palmer & Son. sons rose predominates in them, they do representing tile thirteen original states 75 cents aud §1St p e r bottle, a t Sterility, Leuchorrhaa, arising from internal ulcera­ Wholesolo and Retail. Samples at Store. ROBINSON’S CITY” DRUG STORE* All work will be faithfully and promptly attended not produce flowers more than once a year. will liestrew tiie monument with flowers. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, tion and uterine disease, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Ema­ to. When that parentage predominates, they 9 Opposite the Post Office, Rockland. Contracted Cords, MOKERS! ATTENTION! THE BEST LINE ciation and General Debility. With their departure Orders may he left or bundles sent to th will produce flowers a second time tonard At a town meeting in Minot a petition health returns. Eastern Express Office. 31 D“ the autumn. Owing to their mixed par­ Lame Back, Stiff Neck, S o f C igars in Knox C ounty, a t cr«zA.,r- AT CITY DRUG STORE. to relieve tiie bondsmen of 1). M. Gibs. f O T A . S H ! 3 ROBINSON'S CITV DRUG STORE. Has possession of all the best boards in the city. entage, lltey vary much in regard to hard­ Sprains, Bruises, IPREPARED BY iness, liabit of growth, mode of flowering, Collector of tliat town in 1873 and 1874, DR.IJ. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, M ass.; IT TIIY YVII.L YOU EXPOSE YOURSELF 'I’D who was a defaulter to tiie amount of PATENT SHIPPINC TACS VV these blasting winds, when you can get a LUNG mid requirements of cultivation. Some Felons, Burns, R oc k la n d , N ov. 11, 1874. Practical and Analytical Chemists. P R O T E C T O R for 75 els to §2.00 at S19C0, lias been refused by a vote of nearly NOTICE. ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE. require close pruning, and others should lie two to one. Tiie bondsmen asked lo lie Chilblains, Scalds, &c. Printed to order at Short Sold by nil Druggists nnd Dealersin Medicine. primed but slightly. . . HE Joint Stonding Committee on Accounts and Damask perpetnalc have a large infusion relieved by tile payment of one-half of tiie N o tio e . Claims of the City Council of the City of Rock, judgment of tiie court, which was $2163 F?rr;^Xuy-?‘'! 25 S 511 cis. J ' X ’ne'i,X T land, will he in session at the City Treasurer’s Office, R. COOK’S PAIN 8PKCIFI0, FOR PJIF.UMA- of parentage from the China rose. Thoy Masonic Block, on the first FRIDAY evening of each D tism, Neuralgia, Numbness, Paralysis, Sprains, are of moderate growth, very fragrant, of and interest. ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE^ m onth, from 7 1-2 till 9 o ’clock, for the purpoM or ex­ and all sorts ot External I’ains. Immediate in its ae GILMAN BROS., Agt’s, Boston. amining claims against the city. lion, and infallible in Its effects. PRICE 50 CENTS. a very busily liabit, and sc pruning. , , •, , with or without monogram, und enveloposlo Braids at Giofray’s. Perpetual Scotch roses are hybrids lie- at work there Monday nfternoon, and was match, furuislied at short nottceAT th is of Ha'“'ls A'r T H Is'o F F JC E floor. Orders by Mail promptly filled. noK. DANCESB tween the Seoteli rose and Ute damask per- seriously if not fatally injured.