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Liberty anil luiou, Mow and oFrever, to d epart; you air friendly to the South, I Brownlow one of the most popular preachers TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. one hundred and thirty-three against two by 10.000 troops were in Welden on Tuesday, on by a return Bhot from the Federal forces. Theis know. Even now we have many frens in the among them. order of Governor Letcher. their way to Norfolk. is a prospect of capturing the fugitives. One and Inseparable." Tho Star says Government has positive infor­ Four thousand troops passed through Balti­ North, who sympathize with us, and won’t Brownlow is a man of medium height, and New York, May 22. Among the forces sent into Virginia were two mingle with this light.’ rather slim, with a round, “ bullet ” head, a mation that a majority of the rebel troops more on their way to Washington, yesterday. batteries and two companies of Artillery, num­ A special despatch to the Herald from Balti­ ‘ J. Davis, there’s your grate mistaik. Many quiet, pleasant countenance, and good address ; within fifty miles of Washington have refused A Washington despatch to theHerald says it erous wagons with spades, picks and other in­ more states that the 8th company of the Balti­ to take the oath of hostility to the Federal Gov­ is understood that the 7th, 12th and tith NeW trenching tools were also passed into that State. of us was your sincere friends, and thought ter­ an excellent, logical and. persuasive speaker ; more regiment went to the Relay House to­ tin parties among us was fussin about you and and as little in personal bearing and appear­ ernment. A large fraction of the troops nt York regiments, the Fire Zouaves and Sher­ The proceedings attending the movements of day. ° mUD meddlin with your eonsarns intirely too much. ance like the blackguard ho delights to make Harper’s Ferry have also refused to take the man’s battery were to start at 2 o’clock thia tho troops were conducted with the best possible But J. Davis, the minnit you lire a gun at the himself appear as one could well imagine. George Lee was at Norfolk on Sunday. Two oath of hostility to the Federal Government.— morning by the long bridge to occupy Arling­ order; thousand troops froju Mississippi arrived at piece of dry-goods called the Star-Spangled A Washington dispatch to tho Tribune says ton Heights and Alexandria. Richmond yesterday. Passengers from tho Banner, the North gits up and rises en massy, Tue Temptations and Dangers or the Camp. that a gentleman from Wheeling via Harper’s There was great activity to-night in the The Privateer Question. in defence of that banner. Not agin you as —These words will not reach many who have West say there is a large body of Mississipians Ferry says there are four thousand troops there camps, and additional troops will he under individuals—not agin the South even—but to volunteered to fight for their country, but they and Carolinians at Grafton. but are badly armed, and not very formidable. marching orders in case of immergency. The important statement is made in onr dis­ will reach some, and more, perhaps, of those The Union defense Committee have ordered He says that Northwestern Virginia will form It is rumored that the Secretary of State to­ patches that more than a mouth ago our Gov­ save the flag. We should indeed be weak in ernment notified the powers of Europe that it who will do so at some early future times. It sixteen James’ rifle cannon to be sent to Fort a State embracing sixty counties in which the day received despatches to the effect that it is the knees, unsound in the heart, milk-white in acceded to the arrangement of the European would be a sad result of this war, and a great Pickens. Union feeling is nearly unanimous. Secession no longer in the power of the British Govern­ thejliver, and soft in the head, if we stood Congress of 1856 relative to martime rights.— quietly by and saw this glorus Govyment smash- misfortune, if those who have so nobly stepped A despatch from Washington to the Tribune will probably be carried in the state by twenty ment to accept the proposition of our govern­ says that parties have yisited Alexandria and or thirty thousand. ment to recognize the code of the Congress of That agreement comprised the following points: od to pieces cither by a furrin or a intestine foe. forward for their country’s defence should, af­ 1. Privateering is, and remains, abolished. The gentle-harted mother hates to take her ter having fought their battles, return to their report that it seems like a deserted village. Government hourly expects the commence- Paris of 1850, denouncing privateering os pi- Four or five thousand of the inhabitants have ment of hostilities at Fort Pickens. Naval racy. 2. The Deutral flag covers enemies’ goods, naughty child across her knee, but she knows homes polluted in morals, addicted to liquor, with the exception ot contraband of war. it is her duty to do it. So wa shall hate to whip down in health by vicious practices, and un­ left since the commencement of the present officers have expressed thd belief that the rebels A despatch to the Times confirms the state- 3. Neutral goods, with the exception of fitted to resume the peaceful avocations of life. troubles. will be outflanked by a land force. j ment about the intended occupation of Arling- the naughty South, but we must do it if you contraband of war, are not liable to capture Artemus W ard in the Southern Con­ don't make back tracks at onct, and we shall Removed from home and the restraints of the There were five thousand troops there, armed Tlirec more Pennsylvania regiments have ton Heights, and adds the Richmond brigade to fe d e ra c y . with Minnie rifles. Virginians estimate the been accepted than the quota, and have received i the list of troops. under an enemy’s flag. wollop you out of your boots ! J. Davis, it is my society of women, with many idle hours to be 4. Blockades, in order to be binding, must passed in some way, with monotony to be used number of troops in the state from fifty to eighty marching orders. j The Steamers Pocahontas and Mt. Vernon decided opinion that the Sonny South is makin lie effective—that is to say, maintained by a The Show is Confiscated* .. a egrejus mutton hed of herself!’ up by all practicable measures, and with a con­ five thousand. They think JcfJ‘. Davis intends Government will not accept the Copway's , have sailed for a week’s trip down the Chesa- to transfer the battle ground into Pennsylvania. Michigan Indian warriors. . peak and will p.o almost direct to Fortress Mon- force sufficient really to prevent access to the ‘ Go on sir, you're safe cnulf. You’re too stant desire for excitement, it will lie very hard nnaafc of kk«r onomy, TLo present declaration You have perhaps wondered whereabouts I small powder for mo !* eMassachusetts regiment, went last night to of a movement on Gosport Navy Yary. is not and shall not be binding, except between haps you sposed I'd gone to tho Toomb of the " , present themselves to the soldier. Now it ing'elcction, said voters, in some Districts, will haul down a secession flag in Alexandria.— ' There are now a quarter of a million of men those powers who have acceded or shall accede Wait till I go home and shirt oiit the Bal- to it. Cappylets, tho I don't know what those is.— dinsvill Mounted IIoss Cavalry ! I'm Captain should be the definite aim and determination be forced to declare their votes openly so that They pulled along the town and were tired at 1 under arms, that are in the pay of the United the Union men can be compelled to leave tho It's a poplar noospaper frase. of that Corpse, and J . Davis, beware ! Jeffer­ of every man who enlists in this war to bring four times by a picket guard while descending ; States. They will all be equipped by Saturday Although it may be urged, in case this report should prove true, that the course of our gov­ Listen to my tail, any be Bilent that ye may son I)., I now leave you ! Farewell my gay Sa- his mind and body out of it unpolluted—to re­ the state. the river. No flag is flying in Alexandria.— ' night. here. I ’ve liecn among the Seseshcrs, a earn­ turn to his home at last, if hc is permitted to Mr. Bailey member Congress from Mass., Despatches by the Peraia state that agents of A despatch to the Wot Id says that Geo. W. ernment is at length influenced by motives of ler Boy ! Good bye, my bold buccaneer ! Pirut self-interest, growing out of a sudden crisis, we ing my daily peck by my lcgitimit perfeshun, of the deep sea, adoo ! adoo !’ do so, as good, as pure and as healthy as when has arrived from Florida via Savannah, Nash­ the rebel government have explored Europe in ' Down a well known resident of Washington and havn't had no time to wceld my facile ho left it. ville and Louisville,"hs party numbered thirty vain, for arms, munitions and money to he in lias arrived from Memphis and reports the sup- do not see that should make any difference with My tower threw the Southern Contliicveracy the European powers. They are bound by the quill for “ the Grate Komick paper,” if you’ll on my way home was thrillin enuff for yeller Of course, we refer simply to degradation including six northern school mistresses, sever­ exchange for their bonds. plies almost cut off from Western Tennessee, allow me to kotc from your troothful adver­ and injury self-inflicted. Profanity and ob­ al invalids and two army lieutenantB. They Gen. Butler, before leaving Washington told and the fear of starvation prevails. There were above declaration, they believe that its princi­ covers. It will form the subject of my next.— ples are worthy of universal extension, and tisement— Betsy Jane and the progcncy air well. scenity are two of the besetting sins of soldiers, were subjected to unny annoyances ou the a Senator that he would be in Richmond w ith-' about 3000 troops at Memphis from the Baton therefore they are committed to accept the My success was ekaly, and I likewise had a Yours respectively, and all heterogeneous collections of men. Izst route except Mr. Bailey, whose illness protec­ in a few days. Rouge arsenal. Many of them are Northeners narrer scape of my life. If what I ’ve bin ted him. Mr. Bailey reports that soldiers were adhesion of the United States. Should they A. W ard. every man determine that no profane or un­ A despatch to the Herald says that a private impressed into service. Half of the soldiers threw i6 ‘ Suthern hospitality,’ bout which we — luni/y Fair. becoming word pass his lips while he is away, in motion everywhere towards Virginia, well in the first Connecticut regiment was accident-, there refused to leave the city, and the Gover- refuse, they must show special and sufficient have hcarn so much, then I feel bound to ob- disciplined, armed and equipped. At Chatta­ ally shot last night by a comrade, probably fa- nor has issued a proclamation ordering all corn- reasons arising frfc the exigency, in order to and that he will discountenance and condemn relieve them from the charge of uufriendlineas sarve that they made too much of me. They The Fighting Parson. all attempts on the part of those around him to nooga there were two or three thousand men. tally. panies to disband who did not enter the service was altogether too lavish with their atten- A man calling liimsjlf Capt. Beecher was ar­ All the flying artillery corps, consisting of 7 | unconditionally. Ammunition was very scarce, to our government. But there is no ground for The following sketch of the redoubtable Par­ convert the camp into an institution for mu­ apprehensions of this kind. shuns. tual pollution. Let whiskey alone, except rested yesterday ns a B?y in eamp Jersey. splendid batteries, have been organized into a and business entirely prostrated, I went among the Seseshers with no feelings son Brownlow is furnished to us by a gentle­ Lieut. Bartlett’s Naval brigade has been ac­ single battery under Major Sherman. Companies in Memphis are composed of It is to be remarked, however, that the Lon­ man acquainted with him. It will he read when prescribed by a physician, keep the skin don Times grossly misrepresents our govern­ of annermosity. I went in my perfeshcrnal ca­ clean and healthy as possible, and preserve self- cepted by the President. Gunboat Pocahontas has arrived in tow with ' chain-gang-convicts, pacity. 1 was actooatcd by one of the most with more than usual interest at this time, in The Times says that a secessionist named the Coatsaeoalcos, which disabled her in a col- Passengers from Wheeling report that the ment in attributing to it an unconditional re­ consequence of the well known position that respect on all occasions and under all circum­ fusal of the abolition of privateering. Our Loftiest edsircs which can 6well the human stances. Do credit to your Northern breeding, Gates didfcharged a musket into a crowd of sol­ lision in Chesapeake bay. 1 Stars and Stripes are floating from the Ohio Boosum, viz. :—to giv the people their moneys the Parson has taken against the secessionists diers to night, hittingThomas II. Quincy, clerk There is no battery erected on Martha's (river to within 10 miles of Harper’s Ferry.— government declined to assent to this clause of in his parish and State,—in fact, against the and the civilization to whose defence you hasten. the Paris Declaration, (and the declaration was worth, by showing them Sagashus Becsts, and Springfield Republican. of the Interior Department, in the ankle.— Point, at Acquia Creek. I They were informed there were 20,000 there. Wax Statoots which I venter to say are onsur- whole of the “ Confederate States.” We trust Amputation is thought necessary. Gates was There arc two small howitzers on the land The election at Alexandria was quiet, some to be taken as a whole or not at all) because it past by any other statoots anywheres. 1 will lie will be as successful in converting them from Sound, wholesome advice. Every man who arrested. The soldiers were with difficulty re­ hank, and about ten men visible. ■ three or four men only voted for the Union. did not go far enough. We proposed the follow­ not call that man who sez my statoots are hum­ the error of their ways, as lie was in the case enters the army should engrave it on his strained from hauginghim on the spot. George S. II. Aehmnn is here, and had an in­ Dr. Thomas Miller, a prominent citizen of ing addition, viz: “ and the private property bugs a licr and hoss thief, but bring him be 4 narrated below. Ilia determination is invin­ Albert Pike, it is sail, is raising a large force of belligerents on the high seas shall be ex­ memory. terview with the President. Washington has been arrested, charged with me and I'll wither him with one of nry skorn- cible ; and his temporary defeats will only of Choctaw and Cherokee Indians for the Con­ Col. Fremont has tendered his services to the receiving and delivering letters from the rebels. empted from seizure by the public armed ves­ ful frowns. make him more gloriously victorious at last- sels of the other belligerents, unless it be con­ The North in tho Revolution. federate States. government, and would leave Europe in the He protests his innocence. But to proceed with my tail. In my travils The rebels at Harper’s Ferry have stopped steamer of the 18th. The Tribune says that Gov. Sprague has tem­ traband.” Thia would have abolished war threw the Sonny South, 1 iieared a heap of talk Most people throughout the country—those How poorly the mean estimate by the South against private property on the sea as it has all transit of flour and coal over the Chesapeake Easton, Pa., May 23. porarily gone to Rhode Island. about Seceshin and bustin up the Union, but I at least who ‘ take the papers’—have heard of of the military spirit of the North, is borne and Ohio railroad. There is a defalcation in the accounts ot Ed­ already been abolished on the land. And this Parson Brownlow, long the famous editor of out by the history of the past, is exemplified by The governor has located a camp here. Four humane principle we now waive, if the above didn't think it mounted to nothing. The poli­ New York, May 22. ward Stubbs, a former disbursing agent in the ticians in all the villages was swearin that Old the Jonesborough Whig, away down in Tenncs- the figures of the American Revolution. Al- regiments arp to encamp. Ten or twelve com­ State department. The amount is $20,000. report be correct. So that it will be seen we Abe (sometimes called the Prahavrie flower) sec. He is, unquestionably, as original an d : though New England had the most and the The Herald has a letter dated on board the panies are expected from Philadelphia this give up something in coming into the agree­ steamer Mount Vernon, 20th inst., confirming A gentleman from Prince George Co., Mary­ shouldn't never be noggerated. They also made eccentric as he is a marked character. He is I South the least to lose by the war, the former week. land, says that secretaries for the Confederate ment of the great powers, and do not change the reported fight ot the mouth of the Chesa- fools of thcirselves in varis ways, lint as they better known and understood—because more [most promptly accepted it and bore its brunt, Concord, N. II. May 23. Army are Ixiiog hourly carried across the Poto­ wholly on account of the change in our nation­ peak between an armed rebel vessel and the was used to that I didn't let it worry me much, frequently quoted—in the Southern than in the ' hough numbering only about one quarter of Col. Tappan’s regiment leaves for Washing­ mac to Alexandria. al position. and tho Stars and Strips continnered to wave Northern States. Judged by such selections as ! the population she furnished more than one lialf Steamer Baltimore, from Baltimore, aground ton on Saturday morning nt 8 o’clock, via Wor­ It is supposed that contraband goods from The Seizure of Despatches.—It is expected over my little tent. Moor over, I was a son of have appeared from his pen in the newspapers,1 £he soldiers of the Revolution. Of the on the bar. It gives the names of those killed to he Col. Denice of Company D; Greenougli cester. They were in hopes to be able to go Baltimore are going the same way. that the seizure of despatches in the telegraph Malty and a member of several other Tempranee one would regard him as a rough, uncouth, ill- whole nunfier enrolled, 230, 909, the four New A letter from an intelligent gentleman in of Company G, and Whelpley of Company I). via Boston, but feel obliged under their orders offices by the government will cause some ex­ Societies, and my wife she was a Duwter of mannered bully, better suited to a ‘ rough and 1 England States, with a population of 919,000 Kentucky says the Unionists have an immense Thall, Furgeson and three others were slightly to take the most direct route in order to avoid citement among those who have been sending Malty an I sposed these facts would secoor me tumble ’ tight among frontierincn than to the [furnished 11, ,441 men. All the other States numerical majority and will fight to maintain wounded with splinters. Mr. Thall, it is re­ the delay incident to changes of baggage, to the South such good information as to move­ the intloonz and protection of all tho lirst fara- amenities and courtesies ol polite, and espec- j containing a population of 2,328,000, furnished their connection with the Union. They would ported is dead. The rebel vessel has a heavy horses, Ac. ments of the government at the North, and erlies. Alas! I was dispointed. State after ially that politest and most refined of all, an ' 113,570, men. Massachusetts, with a popula- delight to Bee Major Anderson posted at Louis­ State seseslmd and it growed hotter and hotter editorial life. The least one would anticipate tion "of r A7"‘475,000, furnished 37,907,q- onr against gun which fired grape and cannister, and at Washington, May 23. and shipping arms to the sceeders. The New ville, under some satisfactory pretext with some York Herald says :— for the understood, filings come to a climb- of such a fierce fire-eater would be a brace of 50,997 furnished by the Southern States, with least 100 men. The Baltimore had hut 20 men. A passenger from Annapolis states that the 20,000 under him ; every man of whom would They fought well and the deck was slipjiery “ We need scarcely say that the announce­ macks in a small town in Alabamy, where I revolver? at his belt, and a fourtecn-im-h howie, a population of 1,354,000. Massachusetts Winan steam gun brought there last night will be volunteered in Kentucky. was premtorally ordered to haul down the Stars sheathed down his back. But the personal ap­ sent 14.29 per cent of the whole population, with blood, and strewn with splinters. probably be sent to New York. ment of this seizure will lead to a great many New York, May 24. and Strips. A depytashun of red faced men pearance of the redoubtable parson is quite the or one man to every 0.9. inhabitants, into the The Mount Vernon arrived too late to assist Many reports relative to the disposition of sudden disappearances. For some weeks to eomc our advertising columns will be filled with cum up to the door of ray tent where I was reverse of this; indeed, lie appears quite like a regular army. The Southern States sent only her, hut helped her to get oil'. She brought the troops, are unconfirmed by those having the di­ A Battery of Whitworths’guns 12 pounders oilers of rewards for the recovery of persons standin takin miney (the afternoon cxliibishun modest, civil, and well-behaved gentleman o f : ^-21 per cent, of their population, or one wounded to fort Washington and got 50 men rection of military affairs. with ammunition and cartridges, complete has hal cjinuienst, an iny Italyuu organist was intelligence and respectabilityty. soldier to every 32,75 inhabitants. and two howitzers to go down again. Mr. Hurtado, the New Granadian Commit- ' arrived from England as a present to the gov- whose unexplained absence lias left their fami­ lies disconsolate. Let the bereaved take com­ jerkin hie solc-stirrin chimes). ‘ We air cum, ‘ Parson Brownlow ’ is a Metiiodist clergy­ Every uian in Massachusetts thoroughly un­ A despatch to tho jl.ruld from Washington >twr, tar the settlem ent o f claim s of citizens j eminent.from Patriotic Americans abroad, says it appears that more than a month ago fort. Their missing ones have only passed out sir,’ said a millingtary man in a cockt hat, man in full standing, very popular as a Chris­ derstood the nature ol the contest and was of the United States against that republic hits The Steamer Champion has arrived with • upon a hi and holey inishun. The Southern ready to pursue it to the bitter end ; while at our government gave notice to the powers of arrived here. Panama papers to the 15th. of thia Northern vale of grief to turn up in a tian and exhorter of his sect, and an editor and Europe, who took part iu the Congress of Paris more congenial elime. If they have not stood Eagle is serkimin tlirewout this sunny land politician of the rankest and most violent type. the South only the leaders were up to the mark. St. Louis, May 23. ; Two small vessels of War belonging to the in 1850, that they were willing to accept the on the order of their departure it has not been proudly and defiantly screamin. Sir !’ He carries into all his public acts, religious, South ol Virginia people were either indiffer­ Steamer J . C. Swan was seized yesterday at I Government have deserted from Aspinwall. code they accepted at that period, which declar­ their fault. These are not times of ceremony, • What's the matter with him,’ sez 1, don’t political, or personal, the same exuberant spirit ent or took part with the mother country, and Harlows’ Landing, 30 miles below this city, and i wa3 rumored that vessels of ar were fit- his vittles sit well on his stummick?’ in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia ed privateering to be piracy. brought to the arsenal by order of Gen. Lyon, i Gng out by the revolutionists at Cartliagenia and there are circumstances in which even of zeal, abuse, aud defiance. He has edited family leave-takings are apt to try the nerves ‘ That Eagle, sir, will continner to scream all the friends of American Independence had more The Government" has received ample assur­ This is the steamer that brought the arms from 1 t0 convey 1000 troops to Aspinwall to take pos- and sustained, for more than twenty years, the ances from Austria that she will not have any­ too much.” over this Brito and tremenjus land !’ Jonesborough H7iiy, in a fighting community, than their hands full with the Tories. Should Baton Rouge, which were captured by Gen. j 6cssion of Panama. Ihe final success of the all the Free States now contribute as liberally thing whatever to do with the rebel states.— • Wall, let him scream. If your Eagle can and probably never issued a paper in which Lyon, at Camp Jackson. Measures will he { revolutionists is regarded certain, Parole given to the rebels.—It has been re­ amuse himself by screaming, let him w ent! ’ as Massachusetts did to the army of the Revo­ Prussia has not hesitated to manifest in plain taken to effect the legal confiscation of th e '' *s reported that the British Admiral has some one was not heartily abused and defined, terms her cordial sympathy with our country. ported that the government would refuse to Tne men annoyed me, for 1 waB Bizzy makin by name. He is a fighting parson, belongs to lution, the North would put three millions of bout. i declared his intention to respect the proper change. the • church m ilitant,’ believes in conversion to men into the field. The Secretary of State lias given notice to About 5000 pounds of lead en route for the ! blockades of the New Grenada ports, but open recognize the parole given to the rebels by of­ ‘ Wc are cum, Sir, upon a matter of doo­ the doctrine of Christ, and to the Whig doc­ Mexico and other States, that the Monroe doc­ South were seized yesterday, at Orrington, on them to British commerce. ficers taken prisoners in Texas and released un­ Virginia.—The Richmond Examiner is try­ trine will he carried out with all the energy ty — ’. trine, by ‘ apostolic knocks,' and puts his faith the Iron Mountain Railroad by order of Gen. Wasuinoton, May 24. der a pledge not to serve against the Confeder­ ‘ You re right, Capting. It's every man's in the ficartiest possible practice. One of his ing to explain away in advance the small vote and resources of the Government, and that Lyon. Some resistance wae offered by a party i Dr j Iillcr has released it being proved ate States. How the officers regard the parole dooty to visit my show,’ sed I. quaint, sententious paragraphs was, that lie which will probably be given for secession in nothing in the shape of foreign intervention of citizens, and several shots Tired on both sides, I that he had Q0 complicity with the secession- will he tolerated or submitted to for a single may be inferred from the following extract from ‘ We air cum------’ ‘ fought the democrats six days in the week and that State. It says : but nobody was hurt. jBt8 ‘ And that's the reason you arc here !’ sez I, the devil on Sunday.’ A hitter and ‘ irrepres­ hour. John Dean and his fellow prisoners were | Within a few hours past there lias been strong a tetter written by Major Sprague of Albany, '• The people believe there is no use in going larfin one of my silvery larfs. I tliawt if he sible ’ feud existed between him and a brother Mexico has been assured in the most positive cleared from the Arsenal yesterday, on their i and important military movements. It was a son-in-law of the late Gen. Worth, who was wanted to goak I'd give him some of my spark­ parson of the same persusion, named Haynes, through that empty-formality. They will let language that she can depend on the active sup­ parole. i 8UppOsed, yesterday, that orders had been given captured in Texas and dismissed on parole.— the election go by default, while the disaffected port of this country should any European pow­ Under date of April 24th, he writes from San ling eppygrams. for years—and may rage still—hut the indom­ Baltimore, May 23. for the advance of troops into Virginia, but portions of the northwest, and all that traitor­ er attempt to violate her soil. Warning has Antonio, and says : ‘ Sir, you're inserlent. The plain question itable Brownlow always came out ‘ on top of there being a necessity of a secret character, ous party under the lead of Carlile and his been given to Spain that if she ventures to ac­ The train from Philadelphia arrived here nt When coming into the seceding States, in is. will you haul down the Star-Spangled ban­ the heap.’ Their wrangles kept their Confer­ 8 o'clock thia morning, 500 recruits for Wash­ the exact truth could not then be reliably ascer­ ner. and hist the Southern flag !’ ences in constant hot water—and Billingsgate gang—far more numerous thau is generally cept the artful profi'er of Dominica bIic will do February last, on my way to New Mexico, I supposed—are fully organized and ready for so at her peril. ington ; also one company of the New York tained. The New York 2d, 12th, 7th and 71st ‘ Nary hist!’ Those was my reply. held full reign in all their controversies, hut regiments, the New Jersey and Michigau Brig­ had Berious apprehensions of the present result, action. It is also believed that a large part of Six thousand barrels of flour are statiuned 12 regiments. 99 men of the latter inarched and endeavored by timely application to the ‘ Your wax works and becsts is then confis­ ‘ the fighting parson ’ triumphed, and Haynes ades, and Ellsworth’s Zouaves, were, so far as the late suhmissiouists elsewhere than in the along the Ohio and Chesapcak canal, between through the city to the depot. The recruits re­ propor authorities to avoid it, but was unsuc­ cated, & you air arrested as a spy !’ was unhorsed, and turned out of the church. mained in the ears and passed through. Gen. at present ascertained, constituted the forces Sez I, ‘ My lragrant roses of the Southern A characteristic story is told of him, that is West, loud as they now are in their professions Williamsport andShepardstown, and the owners cessful, and here I am ‘ a prisoner of war.’ If of southern sentiments, will slink to the polls are removing it by hauling it into the interior Patterson, officers and staff, arrived nt Fort which advanced upon Virginia. clime and blooming daffodils, what’s the price worth recording. Upon the borders of Tennes­ The Washington City National Rifles, Capt talicn in conflict, or in any honorable mode of and cast their votes against the independence of of Maryland. McHenry yesterday, in the steamer Whildcn warfare, I would not grumble, but to be crushed of whiskey in this town, and how many cubic see, hut in Virginia, there was a settlement of Col. Morehead’s regiment goes to Peterson’s ■ Smcad, at about ten o clock last night, passed feet of that seductive flooid can you individoo- of rough, “ hard-shell” Baptists. The Me­ the South.” Col. Allen, commander of the Virginians at in this manner, a victim to the treachery of This aeknowledmcnt that the election in the Williamsport, says there will be no forward Park in the eastern suburbs of the city to-mor- ' over l°nS bridge to. the \ irginia shore, halting others, is more than man can bear. ally hold ?’ thodists had long essayed to effect a lodgement row, a splendid location, very high and healthy, ! at the Virginia end until between one and two They made no reply to all that, but said that in this quarter, but were summarily defeated Eastern part of the State will be “ an empty movements until after the result of the election I have served for twenty-two years under our formality,” is significant. If it should happen in Virginia is known. Col. Symes’ regiment goes inside the fort to- | Vbis morning, acting as an advance guard, flag, and have seen it go up and down with the my wax liggers was confiscated. I axed them by the decisive mode of turning their mission­ morrow. ' 'They were followed by other district volunteer if that was ginerally the stile among thieves in aries neck and heels out of the place—and this that the secession ordinance is rejected, will the It is believed by military authorities that the rising and setting sun, and have witnessed its followers of Jeff Davis abide the result? Shepardstown, and Williamsport movementsare Col. Lane’s regiment will remain in camp on companies, acting in a similar capacity. that country, to which they also made no re­ in no very tender or “ do-as-you-would-be-done blessings, with a proud heart, in all parts of our By the way, the “ Secretary of the Treasury feints. The former is the place where 300 men Federal Hill. The change has greatly improved Subsequently the New York _d and l_th rep­ country. To this Union I am devoted, and ply, but sed I was arrested as a spy, and must by” style of Christian treatment. With such tile condition of the sick. There are only a ■ iinent, and Michigan and New Jersey brigade go to Montgomery in iuns. They was by this vigor did the Baptists hold this tower of the of the Confederate States ” has issued an order are stationed. The main movement from Har­ though for a time my sword may rest in its declaring that “ Virginia is now one of the per’s Ferry into southern Pennsylvania will he half dozen in the Hospital and all doing well, crossed the bridge. scabbard, yet tuy tongue, heart, intellect and time jined by a large crowd of other Southern The Virginia pickets having been previously to made as soon Tts offensive operations begin from oston pen shall be devoted to an eternal warfare parties, who B , May 23. driven in by the advance guard. One of these bald-headed Washington. The Mississippi, which sailed this forenoon, against those who, with vindictive spleen, and regiments took the road leading to Fairfield pretended wrongs, would destroy this govern­ moral exhibition PlCTOU, N. S. May 22. ban returned and anchored off the Navy Yard. Court House about 20 miles from Washington, ment under which we have lived and prospered stump, and the crowd went to my tent—th a t- one, and not one of the faithful could be found There has been more rioting at Harbor Grace, She had proceeded but a few miles down the while another, the Jersy, stopped at the forks, so many years.” water proof pavillion, wherein instruction and i to encounter the inevitable risk of personal The following is copied from the Morgantown N. F. It was finally quelled by the troops.— harbor when it was discovered that in repair­ a mile from Long bridge to await orders. amoosement had been so muchly combined, at j violence—especially as a eoat of tar and fea- (Va ) Standard: Some prisoners were taken. ing the engines, about two inches of the de­ An advance into Virginia was made from 15 cents per head—and tore it all to pieces.— tilers had been designated as the fate of any livery pipe, through which the water from the French Opinion.—The Siecle, the most inde­ “ From a gentleman who was at Morgantown New York, May 22. another point viz : at the Potomac acqueduct, Meanwhile dirty-faeed boys was throwin stuns new warrior of the cross who should appear in condensers was forced out of the sides of the pendent and enterprising of the Paris journals, on Saturday last, wc learn that a regimental The Journal of Commerce states that the ad­ Georgetown. says of our crisis : and empty beer bottles at my massive brow, & i that region in Methodist garb. At last, how- parade of the troops of the county was held at siiip, had been cut out, and in its place a joint Tiie 7th New York regiment was among these tnkin other improper libertiei; with my person, ever, Parson Brownlow was appointed to the ministration has consented to release the ship of gum and canvas substituted, when it should “ The calmness shown by the Northern States that place on Saturday. The crowd was im­ Argo. The British Minister having remonstra­ troops, and after several hours march occupied is a proof of the confidence which they feel in Resistance was useless, for a variety of reasons,; duty of converting these heathen from the er­ mense, and a thousand troops in line. The have been a slip joint of iron or other metal.— a point petween the bridge and Colombia as I readily ohsarved. ror of their ways. ted against her detention, as the cargo and The defective part gave way, pouring floods of the justice of their cause. We cannot but re­ General, Burton Fairfax and Colonel Heck, arc I cTaA'er ^?ongs\o^Br?mIn citizens" Spring, on the line of the Washington and Al­ gret the deplorable struggle which has com­ 1 lie Seseshers confistieatetl my statoots by ■ Parson Brownlow was a much younger and both secessionists. Itie Adjutant having formed ! gT f OI.,S oo water into the ship, when the engines were exandria Railroad. smash,n them to attums. They then went to ,egg a .lcbrated nlan tllen tllan lie ,g n ° v . but immediately stopped, and an anchor thrown; menced ; but we have a firm hope that the prin- the troops near the town, Colonel Heck ad­ It is understood that orders were issued yes­ ciples of justice and liberty, which prevail in my money box and confistieated all the loose t|)c fi and ruckluss spirit animated hiln vanced in front of the staff to take command.— The habeas corpus case of Capt. McDonald out. Temporary repairs were made so that she terday, for two regiments to proceed to and oc­ change therein contained They then went and thatha8 sincc extended his reputation so wide- was resumed to-day and ably argued by the U. was enabled to return, but lost an anchor the North, will come triumphantly out of the As he gave the word ‘ Attention,’ the whole cupy Alexandria, audit is said that Ellsworth's crisis into which the violence of the partisans bust in my cages, lettin all theanimilics loose,!, 1Ic knew the riskfi hc ^.ag cho9cn to en. regiment made a rush at him, shouting like S. Attorney, who took the ground that the weighing 0000 pounds, by the parting of a Zouaves crossed over in boats, white equally a small but helthy tiger among the rest This cJountcr. and ratllcr relighcd t(je novclt ftnd cx. court find no jurisdiction in the matter, as the of slavery has thrown the Union. Our wishes enraged lions. Hc put spurs to his horse. The cable. certain that preparations were made to seize and our sympathies are in favor of those who tiger has an exeentnek way o f tear.n dogs to citcmentof this new field. Accordingly, moun- frightened horse of General Fairfax fell witl, Military authority in tho tiino of war might Michael Quinn, of Virginia, late Chief E n­ Arlington Heights, and there is little doubt that pcaces and I alien, sposed from his gmeral ted hig ,, witll t,)u inevita^ arrest pers ms in array against the Federal Gov­ gineer in the Navy, superintended the repairs do not admit in any one a right of property and threw him, but springing upon him again, those orders were executed. It was at least over his fellow-creature, and who do not meas­ conduek that ne d have no hcsitashun ,n servin , tl)e Soiltllcrn horsebaek traveller, he ernment for treason or alleged treason. The on the Mississippi. It is stated that he recent­ hc rushed after the Colonel, a hundred yards 2 o’clock before all the troops reached their ure liberty by the color of the skin.” human be,ns tn the same way if he could git eug,red the e ,g on(J & turd and behind him. The troops cheered ttiem into council for the petitioner replied to the effect ly resigned, returned to Virginia, and his name places of destination. that the court had power to execute thia writ. lias been stricken from the Navy roll. It will at them. Excuse me if I was erooil, but 1 nnnounccd bis purpose to give the barbarians Morgantown. This was the end ot the parade. Tlte troops which did not repair to Alexan­ The Union in Tennesse.—It is a most impor­ larfed boys errusly when I saw that tiger spring of that ,oealit 1 a screed.s=oUi«r’s and fervent prayer to Almighty God. It was New York, May 25. pointed a Major General. coibca , oo tin.j a ll to o l up tDe CQUSC Of a m ob, the mnai laUivoting anu impressive social meet­ A meeting was held in AVashington last by an overwhelming force, entirely independent: of the prisoner was unlawful upon two grounds. uniform the insignia of disgrace, rather than against the laws of the State and the peace and ing I ever attended. Pure and holy their A AVustungum uespatch tu the eiviilng of ,—„ U lol... oh.pa l'ur a Kcn. ° ii-L ^rooPs ncar ” ashington. ; 1st. The President, under the Constitution the badge of honor. And so it happens that prayers ascended to heaven in behalf of their that a respectable citizen from Fairfnx County, eral subscription throughout the country for on the Massachusetts otli was ordered to and Laws of the United States cannot suspend order of a community, and forthwith canonized Virginia, says that in his district 79 votes were inarc , every man, including those in the hospi-. the privilege of habeas corpus, nor authorize many of our “ noble volunteers” will dishonor common country, and for the hearth-stones Col. Ellsworth’s family, the subscription is to one of the principal rioters, (who was shot by cast for the Union, against 31 for secession ; he limited to one dollar for each person. tel, were in motion in five minutes, and were | ...... ita?y officcr to do so. the cause which thoy defend. they had left, with all the attractions and en­ the police,) as a saint. YYe have no respect for dearments which characterized a New England and in Alexandria. where the usual vote is 1900, The Herald's AVashington despatch gives the io ir.-,t regiment in \ irginia. i o A military officcr has no right to arrest or The good soldier should be a good citizen.— home. Then a song,simple in its melody, went there were only 800 votes fur secession, and 50 following narative of the events which gave '-icii. 1 lerce has been appointed successor to ! detain a person, nor subject him to the rules anonymous threatening letters, whether sent to for Union. In spite of the Virginia ordinance, The better the man the better the soldier.— up to worship God. Then followed exhortations rise to the report of a battle. About 11 o'clock 'e,p, ,‘p1 .®r’ i and articles of war for an offense against the tories or patriots, nor for the sentiment which a i, l / / ' Z”'nf.sa-vs that the office ot the Parkers-1 laW8 of the United States, except in aid of'ju- and the relation of Christian experience, each my informant with some nine others openly this (Saturday) forenoon, tlie picket guard of Billy Wilson’s regiment of New York rowdies dictates them. AVe are for law and order, and voted for Chas. IL Upton, Representative lor the New York 12th regiment, half a mile be-- j 11’' - t- . , .,a ra,s . e c ... e s s io n „ sheet, was \ dicial authority, and subject to its control, andUUu will doubtless do valiant service, and win in its turn demonstrating the fact that “ the the protection of all persons in their property rough block of marble, may embosom the most beau­ the Federal Congress. This excited the wrath jyond Arlington Heights, were attacked by 150 l*lU. dl"aolislied by the citizens there a few if a party is arrested by the military it is the of a certain Captain Throckmorton, who was of the rebel infantry, who tired a few shots.— ■ a”° ’ i duty of the officers to deliver him overimtnedi- soldiers’ praise, but therefore the school of the and legal rights. Mobs for the punishment of tiful specimens af polished and useful workman- thief, the burglar, the pickpocket, the gam­ present with 20 armed ruffims lor the purpose I The guard returned the fire, and hastened to ' Frankfort, Kv., May 27- I ately to the civil authority to he dealt with ac- men who only talk toryism are infinitely worse shtp.” There was no tameness nor waiting, no of controlling the election, and who left for the main body. Tlie 12th and 7th regiments! ThchorderSteteConventionm etherato-day,|cor^*n5 to ^aw- bler, the prize-fighter, and cirery other species listlessness nor indifference in this meeting of than any harm such people can do. Every soldiers. Alexandria, swearing to return to-day and hang | were soon in line of battle, when the rebels I John J. Crittenden was appointed chairman and I shall put my opinion in writing and file it of the genus “ rough,” is nOTiieeessary for the man who is ready to contend to establish law It is a remarkable fact, and one worthy of them all. .My informant waited in the rain for fled. Orlando Brown, Secretary. Delegates from i ' n tlie office of the clerk of the court in the development of the good soldier, and we would notice, that a highly moral and religious senti­ him until 10 o clock this morning. The agre-1 Tlie same despatch says the 69th regiment I Missouri nnd Kentucky, were present. Ad- i '’uurse of this week. and order and government over rebellion at gate vote yesterday in tlie Union towns ot I burned seven bridges on tlie railroad between [journed till to-morrow to await tlie arrival of Judge Taney added, that the military author- much rathertrnst a to/ n “be "ready t ? maintain “the* ment pervades the ranks of many of the com­ ______journed I s7u"tb, should Claskshurg", Portland, Pieduontand New Creek, Alexandria and Leesburg, and destroyed the ■ delegatescs now on their way hither. ity was always subordinate to the civil author­ fearing and peace-loving men. Our armies are panies comprising the fourth regiment. With cause of law and order at home. Let us put such men to fight our battles, we shall know no A a., was 1,38, against ratifying the secession j track to a point 15 miles west of Alexandria, Cairo Alav °7 ities, and that under ordinary circumstances to fight for the supremacy of law and order, ordinance, and 66 for it. on Friday night. ! ...... — J it would be the duty of the Marshal to proceed down the mob spirit, as heartily as we despise defeat. The God of battles will he their God. the restoration of peace and union, and the se­ The Trebunr says that Col. Ellsworth’s funer- Arlington Heights, where fortifications have ! - lh ° W°^k * " tl-us !’.laec ,!3 P ^ " 9: with a posse comitetus and hring General Cad­ traitors. S. K. AV. al took place to-day. Hie body was dsposited j been raised, is christened Fort Seward, it com- rap‘dly’ 1 10 Lcvc.e 19 !‘teralI.v covered walader into court, but from the notoriously curity of education and religion, and they will As for the Democrat, we do not think any Funiculars of Col. Ellsworth's Donlh. in the Congressional burying ground. It is to i mands the aqueduct, railroad and canal. The I '“cn tearing up the railroad, wheeling superior force lie would have to encounter this be strong in proportion to their devotion and Col. Ellsworth was shot dead while descen­ be sent North Monday mornings train. The railroad is now under tlie surveilance of the I eart’1 ’ i c - J '1C l i n g e r s from the South re- would be impossible. class of our citizens will so far degrade them­ 'P l,,. ____: ____ ... . A I. . . .. ____ . . . . nnrt tin nnntmiuxl nnncnntv.i twin nl tr/iona a t. fidelity to the principles which they defend.— ding the stairs of the Marshall 11 ).,.<■ vvitu tl.e The Fngine Companies anu various regiments J brdt battalion of District Volunteers, port tlie continued consentration of troops at He said the Marshal had done all in his selves ns to offer it any violence. The mob it will act as an escort to tho station. All is quirt f power to discharge his duty. He said he should Let it be the ambition of our soldiers, then, to secession flag in Ills hands which he hail torn appears to invite, wc think will not come ! down from the stall' on the roof. The murder­ at Alexandria. The Zouaves are quartered in ' moi forward his opinion to the President, calling honor the flag under whose folds they are to I Butas for tbe aBfiumption of tbat paper tbat it er was instantly despatched by Francis E. Brow­ the outer depot. The New Jersey regiments in upon him to perforin his constitutional duty march to victory—let it be their pride to repre- ,, true tQ Union the Constitution and nell of Troy, a private in company A of Col. King street. The Michigan regiment is also in I the ______and see that the laws be faithfully executed, sent the intelligence, the virtue, the integrity,, the g0Tcrnmenti„ we hftrd, think itg proacbin Ellsworth’s regiment. The Colonel was shot t*iat, t0\'.n ,, , , i'Phe latter is kept in constant readiness to |8 ,nia and enforce the decree of the Court. lhe New lork 12th regiment is half-way he- march. the faithfulness and devotion of our people as R ndg between the 3d and 5th ribs, shattering the -4th Fort Kearney, May 27. New York, May 28. rib, the slugs entering the left auricle of the tween Alexandria and Long Bridge, and the 7 th j Capt. Adams, commanding the Sabine at well as the physical force of the nation. Our . . , .. . . . , Tiie Pony Express from San Francisco 15th, The schooner Ilerschel is loading with sup­ . . r , ,, . test against traitors, but is continually harping heart, and destroying all the integuments with New Aork regiment 1000 yards Irorn the bridge. | Pensacola, lias been ordered home. passed this place on Friday night. plies for Fortress Monroe. cause is just and noble. Let it be upheld by ° ■’ 1 ° which they came in contact. The other charge All tiie stores are closed, lhe loyal citizens The 3d Connecticut regiment lias encamped , , , , : upon the subiect of calling for a “ settlement Union meetings are held almost nightly. true and honest arms, and let every man who ■ of the gun, a double barreled one, entered the regard Elswortli’s death is murder and thus near the 1st and 2d of the the same State, In almost all tlie principal towns and cities „ ...... i with the lie publicans. who have caused this war, FROM FURORE. obeys the call of his country love her with a .. . , ...... , . wainscoting near him. signify their opinion. Jackson was begged ot Tiie two Oiiio regiments arc encamped near speeches and resolutions are in favor of a vig­ J ...... , , when it is ended. Is tins continued holding up The Colonel fell on his face only exclaiming Inst night to make no resistance but swore lie the 7th Street Park. orous war policy. devotion which shall make him honor her ser- _ , r J St. J ohns, N. F., May 24.—Steamship Etna , , , ol tlic constitutional act ol the majority of our “ Aly God.” The blood gushed from his wound would die in defence of ais flag. Among the ' The 5tli Mass, regiment left at 9.30 last even- The Union feeling is so prominent that there vice and respect his own manhood. , . , in such profusion as to drench the entire pas­ captnrcdscoessionistswasa nephew of Corcoran, ing for Virginia. Their celerity of movement will, probably, be no disturbance of the peace from Liverpool 15th, via. Queenstown 16th, _ , r i v, people m electing the man of their choice to arrived off Cape Race at 9 30 Thursday P. M.. AVe have many young men of honorable , ‘ , sage. A few seconds afterwards lie littered a tlie A\ aslmigton Banker was surprising. They left their quarters on j in California. , . . . . , , the Presidency as the cause ol war and an cx- lhe State department have received no des- the run, which they kept up until they arrived j It has been agreed to settle th e‘trouble with where she was intercepted by tlie news yacht character and good habits who go into the low moan, hut his eyes were instantly fixed and cuse for rebellion, loyalty to “ the Union, the lie ceased to breath, lie was laid upon a bed patches whatever lroiu our legations abroad, ! at Long Bridge, when they fell into double- the settlers in Santa Clara County, by referring of tiie Associated Press. Her advices are four ranks of our volunteers Others like them days later. Constitution and the government?” The Dem­ in a room near at hand, and with the rebel flag and the assertion that Great Britain has refused quick time. They carried part of their equip- ! it the Supreme Court. have gone to a soldier's life before, and have stained with his blood and now a trophy to his to accept our recognition ol tho resolution of age, lint no baggage. It is expected they w ill1 Efforts arc making to organize a company of Tlie steamship Niagara from Boston, arrived ocrat shows only the mean spirit of the partisan at Liverpool on tiie 13th, tlie Columbia, also often come back not as they went. There are glory, about his feet. tlie Congress of Paris, respecting privateering march 8 or 10 miles and he an advance detach- ! volunteers in .San Francisco to tender their ser- in forestalling this “ settlement ” which is to The man who killed him was James AV. Jack- 19 a pure fiction. ment. They were accompanied by a detach-1 vices to government. A similar organization from Boston, at Galway, and the Jura from enemies in the camp more fatal to character New York, at Londonderry on the 14th. come after the integrity of the Union is restor­ son, keeper of the Marshall House. He must Tlie 14’orZrf says that reports have reached inent of cavalry. . is being made at Sacramento city. than is the bullet to life. The tendencies to Washington that a L . S. Steamer lias had an Tlie British Government has issued a procla­ ed. The terms “ Republicans” and “ Demo- have died as suddenly, as he was shot through Col. Ellsworth’s remains arrived early tliis I Tlie republican State Central Committee lias licentiousness and intemperance in the soldier’s the head and afterwards run through the body engagement with a battery at Aquia Creek, morning. They were received by a deputation ! issued a call for a convention of Union, men, mation declaring its intention to maintain the ...... crats arc not to signify the two great politi-' completely demolishing it. Tlie men from tlie strictest and most impartial neutrality between life are strong—there are many associations . . . . . - , , „ , .. , by the sabre bayonet of some private. Ilis wife of tlie Fund Committee, and two members o f; irrespective of party, to meet on tlie 18th of , . , , , , . cal divisions of the people of the North at the presently discovered the fatality and approach­ steamer went on shoret . aferwards, raised an each company of tlie Fire Department, whiles- June. The .epublicans do not design to give tho Government of the United States and cer­ which breed coarseness and immorality. These , ...... American FIs tain States styling themselves the Confederate close of this contest which they did when it ing his body uttered the most agonizing cries, ' r . _ Tliis wastlie only battery be-i corted them to the Astor House, where they up their organization, but to adopt tlie Union our young men who would serve their coun­ and although treated with the utmost consider­ tween Washington and fort Monroe. were placed in charge of the family of the dis- test without reference to other issues. States of America. It warns British subjects began. The public opinion of the North lias that if thev enter military service on either try’s cause with honor must he stoutly pre ation that could he offered to her in her mis-. lhe 7»7«rx Washington despatch says that eased. Private funeral services were performed i Resolutions were ottered in the assembly in-, ., .-. - changed greatly in the two or three m onths!ery, she remained a long time in the wildest' Licuteimnt Striker of company B, Sergeant there this forenoon, after which the hotly lay i strueting the members of Congress from Cali- °r join ships of war or transports, or pared to rcsi . last past—it is emanicipatcd from Southern j state of frenzy. Our city has not been free from seems which 1 1 , , ... . control—the people have been brought lace to The house was in the utmost confusion.— liavedisgraced our soldiery. Drunkenness, row- , , The lodgers darted from their rooms, hut were , . , , , , , , ., ., , , Face with the actual facts of the great contest< dviem and lawlessness have been exhibited by held in control by 4 or 5 Zouaves who accom­ which has been going on amongst us, and we them. Dwellings have been in some instances panied the Colonel, and at once established and think that those partisan leaders who expect maintained order. It was a long time before Gen. Butler lias lonnally .resigned his com- 25th, 21s;...... mid...... 3d...... Regiments,...... the...... two latter . . oil...... the 22d inst. Tlie people’s ticket will prob-1ty’ they WlU ,je 1jabl.a a11 tl‘« assaulted, windows broken and other violence a reinforcement arrived, and it was almost mission as Brigadier General of tiie Massachu- dismounted cavalry, formed the escort, while ably triumph 1 1 1 eonsequcnecs, and will do so at their peril, and them to jog along hereafter in the same old ' setts A oluntcer .Militia this discharges his pres- ‘ tlie firemen turned out in great numbers. t .. ,... no wise obtain protection from Govern* committed, and if these places have not been in thought that we might he hetntned ill by the New Yorv, May 28. ' ment most cases such as are tenanted by the most re­ party traces as before, may find they have ■ numlier of persons in the house, which was con­ cut stall. Tlie streets through which the procession siderable ; hut the trepidation was too great for i Capt. Haggerty will probably enlist for tlie ; passed was lined with people, who, by uncov- A despatch to the World states that the ! ------putable class of people, it affords no excuse for “ reckoned without their host.” A Traitor at Fort W arren. any organization, and nothing of the sort was full term o f three years, and he accordingly re- 1 ercd heads, andnd other demonstrationss of resDeet 8reatcst activity prevails in military movements ,.i t .i at Richmond, the sentiment there prevailino- Oil Saturday afternoon, in accordance with the lawlessness which has no commendable mc- Presentation of Testaments to the Soldiers. attempted, although I think the Zouaves, mad mains witli tlie General. Capt R. S. Fay, lias paid hearth it tribute t to the deceased.nl. in the . . . . . j* , .... , , . ... . , i ------... , .- recession was the banner of the i tr«°Ps “ Alexandria must be instructions received from the Adjutant Gener­ tivc. This has been the ebullition of the row­ —The presentation of Testaments to the soldiers with grief at the loss of their leader, would been appointed M ilitary Secretary. The only midst of tlie pr have been little disappointed if there had Staff appointment left discretionary to the I New YorkYork, fire <1department, shrouded in mourn- J'slodjSed. One thousand Carolina troops had al, Brig. Gen. Pierce, in command at the fort, dy element among our volunteers, and we arc of the fourth Regiment, to which we nlluded i been. General. lng The flags ail over the eitv were -it half i rcaellcd Mannapas junction, and live thousand caused Lieut. John Abbott of Company A, glad to believe that such conduct is chargeable in our last issue, took place at Camp Knox, on - A contract has been executed for 18 rifled mast, and many of them draped'in black. I mcn wcrc tllere / ‘^ t c l . Five tliou.sand rebel Twelfth Regiment, to be arrested and put in the The following skdtch of the life of Colonel, to hut comparatively few of them. But this law­ Thursday afternoon of last week, shortly after steel cannon for Gen. Sickles Brigade. troops were met last night on their way to guard house. It seems that within a few days Ellsworth is from Harper's Weekly : Tlie steamer Coatzocoalcos has arrived from AVashington, May 26. | Harper’s Ferry, most of them only armed with Abhott—who is a New Hampshire man, and lessness should be cheeked with a firm hand, if the regimental line was formed. The compa­ “ Colonel Ellsworth’s face and gallant bear­ AVashington to-day. Copies of the following Promlamation by Ma- re'efin acCL'Pto>- . . Worcester. . He has, however, been summoned remember what is due to the honor of their handsome copy of the complete Scriptures, and ofter the Crimean war, a decided opinion that Baltimore, May 25. the Zunaves tactics were more practically ef­ property, ns the United States forces in Virginia ! H.ere is great consternation among the South- o this city and w. 1 be here to-day and eon regiment and avoid these-excesses. But wc fear tendered through him to each officer and private ficient than those of our ordinary light infantry, Steamer Adelaide arrived this morning, from will be employed for no other purpose than ern mail contractors, owing to the abrupt dis- fronted with Abbott. Should the charge be that the love of rani is the root of most of the of the regiment a very neat and handsome copy he set to work to raise a corps of Zouaves in Monroe. that of sippressing unlawful combinations ! co" t,ni,a"ce tbe mal1 \,‘rvlcc.,tbcr(’; ,, v sustained and proved he will be stripped of his Gen. Butler suddenly made his appearauce suppressing unlawful combinations evil, and so long as it is to be had all along our of the New Testament. The books for each Chicago. Some forty or fifty young men joined against the Constitution and Union, and caus- Tlie AV heeling convention will be held on the | uniform and drummed out of the fort. yesterday in Hampton, at the head of the A'er- streets, without stint, we cannot hope for that ' company WCre tben kft at their officers’ quar- his company, and lie devoted himself to drill­ u'recuted.” '™ there°f t0 bC dU'y reSpeCted anJ i counties 'vrilT he Quite represented. a number The of old eastern State I Of Sewall’s Point battery, which was dcmol- ing them. In the course of a year or so, they 1 moiit regiment on reconoisance. state of good order which we would see prevail. ; ters, where each man was to obtain his copv arrived at such a pitch of perfection both in Tlie rebels attempted to burn the long bridge Major Haskins, who commands Fort AA’ash- government will be treated as virtually abdica- ished by steamers Monticello and Freeborn, we But to turn to the bright side again, wc are wben dismissed from parade. A large number the light infantry drill and the Zouave tactics,! hut were frustrated by the activity of the ad­ ington, a few miles below Alexandria, on the ) and ncw ^tnt.c officers will be chosen, and bayc tbe fo][owjng account: vance guard. Maryland side, has tl.oroi.gl.lv strengtheI1(.d [ hopes are entertained of enstal .ng the new gov- glad to count so many “ good men and true j of citizens were present on the occasion. that many of their friends were anxious that “ The battery in question is the eighth and Gen. Butler intended yesterday a reconnois- his position. A battery will he erected on tbe ernment at Kiclnnond on tlie 4th of July, but in the ranks of the Fourth Regiment, both of ______they should visit the East to show what Chicago last of the important works which defend the could do. Accordingly, in July, 1860, they ance several miles up the peninsula, between hill immediately behind tlie Fort. thls depends on the movements of tlie Federal our own citizens and those from other to w n s- ! sCPJSRIOr Soaps.—The Indexical Soaps adver- Jamestown and York Rivers. government. Troops continue to arrive at approaches to Norfolk, all now in the hnnds of left Chicago on a pleasure tour. A gentleman who arrived late last night from tlie secessionists. The one nearest to Norfolk men who will maintain the honor of the Amcr- tised in another column arc much in demand On the 14th of July they arrived in this city The Troy and Aermont regiments arc en­ Richmond at the rate of 5000 daily. Alexandria, says in searching tlie city several The cavalry captured at Alexandria now wish ' '““““ J8 ciglitcen guns ; the second, Fort Nor- after a triumphant progress through the W est­ camped near Hampton. The .lames Adger, af­ hundred muskets, rifles, and revolvers, and a icau citizen-soldier, both on the field and in ijU6t now. The low prices and excellent quan- to join the Federal service. I folk’ ha9 ,twelve Suns • .?cxt, Cruney Island, ern States. At that time the Zouaves drill was ter landing tlie Troy regiment, sailed for New large amount of ammunition, was found stored their personal conduct. Ibis is the true stuff tity of these goods comineud them to all con- York. j . M. Earle has been appointed Postmaster' n,uunts tlllrty gun8 • w*'1 e bclu«’ there are two new to most of ns. The fantastic dress of our in tlie theatre. A number of arrests were for the armies of freedom, and we hope that . sumers in these hard times, when all must con- visitors, their strange evolutions, and the mas­ The Harriet Lane lias gone to Charleston.— at Worcester, and Zenas AV. Bliss to a clerk- i otl,cre’ «ne of seven and the other of ten guns made during tlie day of men with concealed ship or the Census Bureau. , - a l l splendidly built, and mounted with the tbe efforts of such men may have their influence s.,lt economy. terly precision of their drill, attracted general The blockading squadron off' Fort Monroo con­ weapons. attention not only among the military men, but sists ol tlie Minnesota, Cumberland, Yankee, When Col. Wilcox was asked what more was : $®s‘ h“ Ty nHcd aad l?fher, ord«ancc from the in giving their own character to those of less - ______Baltimore, May 26. among the public at large. All the Colonels Steamer Quaker City and other small crafts.— wanted at Alexandria, he answered one trusty Norfolk Navy Yard the least part of which stable morals and purpose, and stamping their Masonic,—At a stated communication of St. of our crack city regiments attended their ex­ The officers of thesquadron called on Gen. But­ Jackson, who shot Col. Ellsworth, was taken regiment of Infantry, and tl.e 5.h Mass, regi- '™s'destroyed in the partial fire, lhe heaviest entire ranks with the impress of the patriot's Georges Lodge, Warren, Monday, May 20th, A. ler this morning. There arc several prizes in to Fairfax for burial. All tlie furniture has ment was sent him I Hablgren’s rifled ordnance were at that hibitions and studied Col. Ellsworth’s ma­ yard. virtue combined with the soldier's courage. , L. 5861 the following Preamble and resolutions neuvers, and at last, so great was the desire of tiie harbor. Tlie arrival of the Frigate Missis­ been thrown from the Marshall House, which Tlie Occoquan bridge hns been burnt by the sippi was expected, when active operations will is now occupied by tlie United States troops.— • rebels. ‘ ’ I am informed that the erection of tbe eighth wcrc adopted. our ladies to witness the Chicago hoys, that an This is the Hotel where AVashington stopped A picket guard of rebel cavalry was eaptur-. work ttt Sewall s Point, is of less importance ns Ladies, Attention 1 exhibition was given lor them in the Academy he undertaken against Sewall’s Point. In the — ...... ” ed yesterday, a short distance from Faftfield a d ^ than as an offensive work operating The committee of ladies who have had in Whereas, It lias pleased Oud in hisallw of M usic, which was crammed by the elite o f! action last Sunday three or four guns of tlie and Col. Ellsworth was shot ncar the door of ! providence to remove by death our much es- enemy were dismounted and it is understood at tile chamber which Washington occupied. Court Housi, by Federal scouts, within sight of I °,n that P“rt 0 uth'’ blockade which relates to charge the work for the soldiers at Pillsbury teemrf Ifcotbcr oiiver society. Col. Ellsworth may safely be described J. Fernald, of Thornas- ns the father of the Zouave drill in the United least 6 men were killed. The battery contained Sergeant Butterworth of the N. Y. Zouaves, their rendezvous. , Jam“ r,’r«r - rH°w '“ U n 'S 7 '“ Hall, desire us to state that the ladies of the ton, therefore, thirteen guns. was shot dead last night by Mike O’Neal of the John C. Fremont lias been appointed a Major fro(m, the fac ‘hne ‘here are now twenty States. At the present time there are several J ! prizes, tobacco ladcncu, lying under the gun3 city willing to lend their efforts to the cause of Resolved, That in the decease of our Brother tiiousand well-drilled Zouaves in the North and Tlie Michigan regiment is expected soon from same regiment, who was acting as sentry.— General. it is rumored that Beauregard intends march-, of tbe blockading squadron nearly all taken __ . . ,i i ,, the Masonic Fraternity has sustained the loss West. AVashington also, several regiments from New llutterwortli was a stutterer and his failure to patriotism are requested to meet at the hall, on ,. , ,< , York and Boston. answer tlie challenge, was caused by this in­ , on Alexandria with a la?ge force. . <°“ !nS lout ot tliat rlvef" ,Amo.n, g 18 °,ne 1 ’ of a zealous Mason, a faithlul brother and au On liis return home, the young Colonel was [ lnT’hcre are conthiual encouiHera beVween pick- i Brit“ h b?r1u?> cargo valued at $160,000 ; also Thursday morning, as there is further work to honest man. of course much feted by his fellow-citizens, and No trains run over tiie Baltimore and Oiiio firmity. be done for the volunteers, which requires im- Resolved, That not only as men, hut more railroad last night, and none are running to­ cts and the rebel scouts. Tl.e Tribune has a a“ American barque, new Zouave companies were formed on the New York, May 27. mediate despatch. It is earnestly desired th a t, particularly as Masons, wc sympathize in the model of his. day. 11 engines aud a large number of cars letter from Petersham, Western Va., stating' . ~ , . . sorrow that will afflict the family of our de- are detained at Harper’s Ferry. 49 men em­ •A Washington despatch to tiie Herald States° there arc 1000 troops and the people are anx- . ’•'•'tekestlno Incident, lh e Cleveland Plain* a large number may respond to the call, and ecased brutber from tbc lo6S of of tbc bcst Among other persons who paid him marked that General Scott highly complements General attention was Mr. Lincoln, then merely a can ployed on tlie road have been arrested there nnd 1 i ously looking for help from Ohio to drive them i "(Q‘ir te“ s t^e following incident, which re* wc trust that all who can possibly do so will | of Fathers, and that we tender them our heart- imprisoned. Mansfield for the ability'displayed in the occu-- 1[ off.off ' TylerTyier County gave 700 majority for the ecntV tran8P»red in the Kentucky Legislature didate for the Presidency. After the election, “ A venerable old farmer lrom a neighboring volunteer their services. Let the hall be filled, i'clt condolence in their irreparable loss. Mr. Lincoln signified his intention of attaching It is currently reported that hostiltics are pation oi Arlington Heights and Alexandria. I bTnion. Grafton gave 451 against secession. ______..______, Resolved, That as a token of our respect for going on at Harper’s Ferry, hut nothing defi­ Tho 5th Massachusetts regiment occupies tiie A rubtd guarj sbot a Union man last night, county, one of that kind for whom Kentucky Col. Ellsworth to his person; and when in has an instinctive veneration, appeared in the An Addition to the Camp Bill of Fare.— i tLc memory of our deceased brother, the February last, he departed on his journey to nite is yet known. road to Alexandria. All the encampments on . y,\rc bare Union force enough but no authority tlie A irginia side will be connected with the head t0 act llnder. if we bnd a Federal Officer here Legislative Hall, uncovered his snowy locks and Some of our kind and patriotic ladies being ^ 1 ^ ° ^ ? dral>Cd in mournins AVashington, Col. Ellsworth was invited to form Taunton, Mass. May, 25. quarters of General Scott by telegraph lines. we would give then, thunder. sat down At the first lull in the debate he one of his escort. He was, the reporters tell desirous that the volunteers in camp Knox Resolved, That a page in our record hook he Ail tlie National Flags were displayed at half No further advance will be made into Vir­ All work is stopped. Tl.e machine shops and rose ^ w ly and said he had a word to say, but us, one of the most useful of the party, ever mast to-day in token of respect to tlie memory ginia until the present fortifications arc com­ engine houses being in possession ot the rebels. ,was aware 1 ™ s, n" s should have something eatable by way of ad- inscribed with his name, death and age. watchful of Mr. Lincoln’s person, and always of Col. Ellsworth. An intense feeling is exci­ dition t© their soldiers’ rations on Sunday, Resolved, That a copy of the above be sent pleted. ~ our is $15 a barrel in Richmond. befora ‘bo ^ K 18‘atu.7 wh,lc la session. H.s in good temper nnd ready for anything that ted among our firemen by tlie intelligence of v At v the , conclusion . of divine , , , service ,the .7th . . There is no doubt of the appointment of Mr. d>g>nhed and venerable appearance arrested at- taoceznH i i • j i i , to the family of our deceased brother, to Orient could render the journey pleasant. passed the word to others like minded, and on , u(, Xo f 5j als0 to tbc RoMand for liis murder. New lo rk regiment headed by their chaplain Banks as Major General tention, and bo on, ‘ b o o n , from several It was generally supposed that Colonel Ells­ Saturday afternoon five barrels of doughnuts . publication. Washington, May 25. returned to work in the trenches A de8pat(:,J t0 the Times tbe Minnesota I voices seemed to keep him on his feet. Again worth would he placed in a prominent position TlicMroMsays it has reliable information bafl bcJ ordered off Cbarlcgtyn expressing his diffidence a speaking out of were prepared and sent to camp, with several ' A. M. AA'etherbee, ) Committn ill the A\Tnr Department under Mr. Lincoln. It AVcstern A irginia is an exception to the order that Sewn 11 s battery has been taken by the co- . n . XT , *. # ProPrietJ — Hear! h e a r ! ’ responded gener- hundred pounds of cheese. The portion for E. L. Farrington, $ " is understood that his claims were urged by of the Postmaster General stopping the mails operative action ofGen. Butler and Commodore 4 EentHman lrom New Orleans reports grea abv oyer tbe room j be members’ curiosity as each company was left with its officers, and on i ( "liy AtMcst’ A- M lttnt, Secretary. General Sumner, nnd that some post—perhaps in the Seeeeding States. Every facility will he Strineliain. 75 of Butler’s force and 385 Vir- i excftuinent there on reception of New or pa- we|j aa rcgpect for tbe appearance and manner ginians were killed, when tl.e battery si.rrend- P,ers" lt!‘ detall8 qf great military movements at nf ...... U, Sunday the men received and discussed the the Chief Clerkship—was mentioned in con­ afforded fur Postal accommodations in that sec­ of the man was up, and silence followed edibles with much gusto, and no doubt with. ?'-'A L .-T h e purchased gun-boat South Car- nection with his name. It is not likely, how­ tion. I here is a great deal of coal on the way fredtoG cn. Butler with 13 cannon and 600 tbc North. Business there was stagnant. “ H ear!” when the old hero delivered tho fol­ , . " | olina, Com r Alden, went to sea at 4 o clock ever, that he sought any such inglorious berth. from Cumberland, Maryland, to tide water. prisoners. Tiie above wants confirmation. The Times says it is the determination of lowing eloquent but laconic speech : many thanks to the donors. yesterday afternoon. Her destination is prob On the outbreak of the war, he sought active 1 lie principal or the only difficulty in the A Baltimore despatch states it is understood Government to cruuh out the rebellion before “ Gentlemen : I am delegated by my county ably the Gulf, where she is much needed. service. And having had an opportunity of way o f which is the refusal of tlie rebel troops Uniforming the Volunteers.—The distribu­ that Norfolk will he attacked on Monday. The the coming 4th of July. to inform you, that if you hold a Secret Session In regard to the accident to the steamer Mis­ judging what excellent material for soldiers at Harper's Ferry to let boats pass that point. bridge at Old Point and Hampton has been Simultaneous attacks will he made on Nor­ here, as you threaten to do, not one stone of tion of overcoats and pantaloons to the soldiers sissippi. reported yesterday, there is no sus­ was contained in the New York Fire Depart­ From present appearances this obstruction will folk, Richmond, Harper’s Ferry and Pensacola, this Capitol will rest upon another twenty-four not long continue. burnt by the rebels. was commenced on Thursday afternoon of laBt picion of foul play, tho bursting of the pipe ment, he bethought himself of forming out of A despatch to the Times from AA’aehingtoti and a flotilla will be sent down the Mississippi. hours after—Good day,” and he left. them a Zouave Regiment. week, and occupied several days. The com­ being entirely accidental. It is necessary lor Official advices from Grenada say that Gen. says the inhabitants of Alexandria are sullen Lojal citizens will be protected, but traitors the proper working of the engines, that joints The idea was a happy one. Onr firemen, Mosqucra tho revolutionary chief will no doubt and disaffected, and the only smiling faces to will bo hung, and their property confiscated. Custom House Appointments.—Collector Har­ panies were marched, in turn, to the headquar­ brave ns steel, would hu restive under the stiff heat the head of government about tno first of ol this kinds should be made of some flexible be seen are those of the darkies. The Aldermen voted $12,000 to Sickle’s mon took charge of the Custom House in this ters at Kimball Block, where the men were fit­ material, or be so constructed as to give, in or­ restraints of light infantry tactics, whereas the 7. ' . yHils have been received from tlie Several forts are being constructed there, and j brigade last evening, A despatch to the Herald city on tlie Uth inst., and has nominated the . . . . P I I * —.... ______Y __ __ , I ted with their garments, which was a work re­ der to preveut breaking. Gutta-percha joints comparative freedom and dash of the Zouave L nited States for a loug period. earth works all along the river arc also being says that Davis and Beauregard are expected following’suhordinate officers: drill suit them exactly. In the course of a quiring considerable time. About two com­ are frequently used. In this instance the ma­ Louisville, Kv, May, 25. constructed. Ail embankment 7 feet high and to day at Richmond. Defences are being con­ AYakefield G. Frye, Esq., Belfast, Deputy terial was poor, hut its weakness could not be couple of days over a thousand firemen volun­ a mile long has been thrown up by the 69th N. structed outside of Richmond. All the bridges Collector ; Samuel G. Thurlow, Belfast, In­ panies per day were supplied in this way. discovered till it was used. Mr. Quinn, the teered. Some ten companies were accepted, Nearly all the flags in Jefferson, Indiana, are on the Alexandria railroads have been burnt. spector, AVeigherand G lager ; AYm. M. Rust, at hall-mast, in consequence of the death of Y., regiment. 600 rounds of ammunition and engineer, who has resigned and. gone home io the regiment was fomed, aud sent to Fort Ham­ Proposals will soon be issued for 40 steam Aid to the Revenue for Northport and Lincoln­ Sabbath Services at Camp Knox.—The usual Col. Ellsworth. 250 revolvers were seized there yesterday and A irginia, had nothing to do with this part of ilton for drill. They have since left for AVash­ duly confiscated. Martial law is proclaimed gun-boats, of 500 tons each. ville. Geo. D. McCrilli8, Revenue Boat ; Sunday services for the soldiers were held at the the work on the Mississippi, that having been ington, nnd, whatever happens, will doubtless New Orleans, May 25. there. Four spies have been arrested. Col. Wil­ Tlie New Hampshire regiment reached Daniel S. Goodell, Deputy Collector for Scare- encampment on Sunday morning. Rev. Joseph superintended by an officer at the yard, known give a good account of themselves. Brig Angelo, from Vera Cruz 12th, has arri­ cox's pickets having been fired upon he has noti­ AA’ashington at midnight. port ; Thaddeus R. Simonton, Deputy Collector Kalloch, of the Second Baptist Church, officia­ to be faithful. New cast-iron ship-joints will A volunteer company has been raised at Ox­ ved witli $6000 in specie. fied the Alexandrians that they could have peace Brigadier Gen. McDonnell takes the com­ for Camden ; Thaddeus C. Carver, Aid to the now be put in, in place of the gutta-percha Revenue for Yinalhaven and North Haven.— ted. ford by Gen. John J . Perry; late M. C. from Mintillan letters say that the gold taken from if they desired but if any more firing was done mand of the forces in Ai'irginia in place of San­ ones. The steamer will sail tomorow. that District. the water of the Malatengo diggins is very rich. retributation would bo visited on them. 20 ford Belfast Age. N eg roc. Contraband of W ar. Sons of Temperance. Blood Food I The Genuine Russia Salve, BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. State of Maine. Blood Food : Three fugitive slaves, the property of Col. HE KNOX COUNTY ASSOCIATION! OF THE Blood Food ! NLY’ 11 cents per box, at From S. M. PETTENGILL Ac Co., Boston. From 9. M. FKTT’S^GILl, it Co„ B w l« a . Mallory, commander of the rebel forces near T SONS OF TEMPERANCE will hold its next quarter­ To all suffering from consumption, incipient or confirm­ O ROBBIN’S Drugstore, ly session at Rockport, on Thursday the 6th. Day of June.ed, ur from debility of any kind ; or from mental or ner­ Hampton, were brought in by our picket guard Rockland, May 23, 1661. on Friday. They represented that they were Basis of Representation vous prostration, brought oil by any cause ; or from scrof­ MACHINE CUT FILES. COLDS! COUGHS!! Each Division in Knox Aounty is entitled to six delegates, ulas complaints *, or from disease n( the kidneys or blad­ about to lie sent South, and hence sought pro­ and one additional delegate lor every twenty-five mem­ der; and io ladies suffering any of the many distressing Nice Tamarinds, PRICES REDUCED. Brown’s Bron*M>fal Track tection. Major Corry came with a flag of truce bers. complaints their sex are liable to, and which engender con­ sumption, the OR 5 cents per pound, at To Mechanics, Machinists, and all who use Files. Cure Cough, Cold, Hoarseness, and claimed their rendition under the Fugitive Members and Visitors of the Order are admitted Io the ROBBIN’S Drug Store, meetings of the Association. BLOOD FOOD F THE WHIPPLE FILE MANUFACTURING CO., call Slave law, but was informed by Gen. Butler Sign of the Golden Eagle, Opposite Sear’s Block. Injhunza, any Imtd!ion or J. E. M. WRIGHT, Recording Secretary. is offered as a certain and reliable remedy. Differing in Rockluud, May 22, 1861. 22tf. 1 your attention to their Files because they are 'cheaper bronchial Soreness of the Throat, re­ that under the peculiar circumstances he con­ Mny 23, 1661. 2w22 every particular from the patent medicines of the day, it and better than any File you can use,—Read the follow­ sidered the fugitives contraband of war and had is a chemical combination of IRON, SULPHUR AND ing Testimonials lieve the Hacking Cough m ' i m ^ ^ a n t ^ i s c o v e r y T' PHOSPHOROUS, of very great worth, and many hun­ Clean and Nice Canary Seed, Consumption, Bronchi- set them to work-in6ide the Fortress, nnd Col. dreds bear glad aud grateful testimony to the benefits it NLY 4 cents per pound, at N ew York, F e b .21, 1861. TEX MINUTES ! ! has conferred on them. tis. Asthma, and Catarrh, clear Mallory was politely informed that so soon as ROBBINS’ DRUG STORE I have given the Files made by the “ Whipple File Man- he should visit the Fortress nnd take a solemn j B R T A N* S PULM O NIC W A F E R S CHURCH A DUPONT, 409 Broadway, New York, are O u factoring Company,” at Ballard Vale. Mass., a fair trial, and give strength to the voice of O f f ic e of S ecretary of Sta te, ( the sole proprietors of the article, and have in consequence W ilson A W hite’s Block, Sign of the Golden EHgle. and I must say they far surpass any Files I have ever PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS. AugustR, May KJ, 1861. 1 oath to obey the laws of the United States, his are unfailing in tne cure of Cnt'otta, Cot.na, A hthma of a fraud attempted upon the public, changed the color ol used. the outside wrapper from red to yellow, and increased the Rockland, May 22, 1861. 22tf Few are nwaro of the lmportame of checking a Cough To WHOM IT MAY coxcBBN In compliance with an < property would promptly be restored. Another Bronchitis, Sore T hroat, H oarseness, Dif f ic u l t J ohn W . A lexander, size of the bottle to eight ounces. Be very cautious in or “ sl ig h t COLD ” in its first stag e; that which in th« per of Council of the llih iuatanl ami b, the Governor ap­ Br ea th in g , I n c ipie n t Consumption, and Disea ses of Foreman Shop No. 2 Novelty Iron Works, N. Y. proved, 1 ain directed to give notice, “ Ihni no bill or Re­ party came in this morning with a flag of truce, h u jin g to see that the fuc similie of their signature is on The Genuine beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, th e Lungs. They have no laste of medicine, and any soon attacks the lungs. ‘ Brown' s Bronchial TaocHKe.1 count will be allowed and paid out of the appropriation hut with no better success. Un their return it the outside of the wrapper, as all others are counterfeit. Island I’ond, Vt., Sept. 24 I860. C. P. FESSENDEN, dole Ageut for Rockland and vi­ IW ’SSO O area most valuable article,especially so at this season of for military purpose, made bv act approved April 25, IBfil is supposed they set fire to Hampton bridge, an child will take them. Thousands have been restored to for 11 cents per bottle, i I have given the Files made by the “ Whipple File Man­ or contract recognized na valid, unleaa mid bill, accoun' cinity. 431y ufacturing Company” a severe trial, and find that they not the year when Loughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Influenza, immense volume of smoke being visible in that health that had before despaired. Testimony given in hun. ROBBI.N’S DRUG STORE, Hoarseness and Sore 'Throat are so pievnleut. The Troch­ or contract atiHll have been authorized by the Governor Sign Golden Eagle, Wilson A While’s Block. only stand the roughest usage, but that their shurpness and Council or som e peraon HCtlnc under their authntity. direction. dreds of cases. A single dose relieves in ten m inutes. MRS. WINSLOW, " holds out and equals any I have ever used. When this es give sure and almost immediate relief. Rockland, May 22, 1861, 22tf A simple and elegant combination for Cooohs, Ac, JOSEPH B. IlAl.l., Secretary of Stale. Ask for Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers—the original and only Ah experienced nurse and female physician, has a Sooth- File coines into general use the expense of fitting up will be much reduced. Dr . G F. Bio elo w . Boston, Differences of Opinion.—The citizens of genuine is stamped “ Bryan.” Spurious kinds are offered ng Syrup for childien teething, which greatly facilitates the “ Have proved extremely serviceable for IIoarscnkss,” process of teething, by softening the gums, reducing all in­ 14 cents per Bottle. W arren Noyes, The First Term, for civil business, of the for sale. Twenty-five cents a box. Sold by dealers gener- Foreman Grand Trunk R. R. Machine Shop,|Islaud Pond, Vt R ev H enry W ard Bebchbb. Bangor are divided in their opinions in regard flammation—will allay ull pain, aud is sine to regulate the HAVE received by boat this morning, direct from the Sold by Druggists at 25 cents a box new Police Court, for the City of Rockland, bowels. Depend upon it. mothers, it WjH give rest to proprietor, Dr. Langley’s Root and Herb bitters, which OFFICE AND3ALE4 ROOM, to politics, religion, and the probable price of j “ll-v T No. 19 LIND ALL. STREET, BOSTON. sugar nnd molasses during the coming winter ; ! JOB Moses, sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. V. yourselves, and relief and health to your infants. Perfect­ I shall sell lor 14 cents per bottle. will be holden on the first Tpesdat of May ly safe in ail cases. ly20 LEVI M. ROBBINS, but on one subject there is an entire uuanimi- F o r sale in Rockland by c . p , Fessenden, nml CROCKERY WARE. 1861, and thereafter, on the first Tuesday of Drug Store, Wilson A White’s Block, Sign Golden Eagle. DR. GREENE’S ty of opinion, and that is, the best retnedv for one Druggist in every tow n in the United Slates. Rockland, May 22, 1661. 22tf We invite purchasers to call and examine several nsw each month, at nine of the clock in the fore­ Highly Important to the Public. « SCIENCE OF LYDIAN MEDICINE.” patterns of WHITE STONE WARE Irom the celebrated Coughs, Colds, Croup, nnd Asthma, is War- | *21BGl)' inanufaciiirers in Staffordshire, England, BURNING FLUID By the Natural or Indian System of Medicine explained noon. rex's Coucii Balsam. Adm inistratrix’s Sale. LIDDI.E ELLIOTT 4 SON, TIME the true Test,—EXPERIENCE Ike best Oitide in this Book, Cancers, Scrofula, Humors of the Blood, J. w . THAT WILL NOT EXPLODE. Y virtue of a license from the Judge of Probate, with­ Parkhurst, No action will be entered till tlio writ is AN OLD STANDARD REMEDY. Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Liver Com­ Sampson uridgwood son, Capt. Dunham, of S e ll. William, of this 1 have purchased the right for Rockland, Thomaston, B in and for the County of Lincoln, the subscriber will for whom we are Sole Agents in New England, and whose placed on file, which must be done during the Frt COUGHS. CO1.DS anil CONSUMPTION, and all and South Thomaston to prepare and sell sell at public auction, at the dwelling house of Jeremiahplaints, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Heart Complaint, Female port, which was recently seized hv the rebels in Sleeper in South Tho naston, in the County of Knox, on ware is of a quality superior to anything heretofore pro­ first hour of the Court, on the returned davs. the Rapj ahannoch river, was awarded §85 dam­ P ulmonary Co m plaints, use the PROF. B. F. GREENOUGH’S Suturday, the twenty-ninth day of June, A. D. 1661, at Complaints, and a great variety of diseases with which the duced We cun offer their ware at a price which will de­ VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, fy competitiou. No second continuance will be granted, ex­ ages for detention, payable at Richmond. Ho Vox-Explosive Bi rmxg-Fu id. one o’clock in the uflernoon, a lot of land situate in said human body is affected, may be successfully treated, and which has maiiitsiiied its high reputation fot nearly fo r ty South Thom aston, and hounded as follows, viz: Beginning much suffering and premature death prevented. The book D. B. STEDMAN & CO., did not care to go to R., and risk a personal In offering this article to the public 1 would say that 1 ai stakennd sjones, at the Northeaserly corner of land of cept by agreement of parties, or for cause years, and is recommended by many nf llie most eminent 80 BROAD STREET, - B O ST O N . seizure to get his pay in wildcat money, worth yiAjtefcfana ntidg-entfcmen in the country, among who have, tested it and am satisfied that it is entirelv safe. Calvin Huidiug ; thence North two degrees East five rods isfpuhlished by the Boston Indian Medical Institute, and shown. twenty cents on the dollar.—Bath Times. are llrv. Josiah Lilcii, Pliilu.; Rev. Dr. Lyman lleecllet, C. P. FESSENDEN, and tw enty.one links to stake and stones; thence South six- will be sent, postage prepaid, to any one enclosing four .New York; the late Prof. I.ionard W oods, Andover Druggist, No. 5 Kimball B ock. ly-four degrees West fourteen rods and eight links to stake stninps, and addressing R. GREENE, M. D., No credit will be given for fees of this Court. Theological Seminary; L. P. Thompson, formerly Secre­ Rockland, Aug. 29, 1660. and stones ; thence South thirty degrees East three rods WOOD’S PATENT 36 Bromfleld St., Boston, Mass. M. \V. FARWELL, Judge. It is a striking illustration of the secresy of tary of Slate. Vl. ; lira. Merrill. Perry, Abell, Parker, to stake and stones ; thence by land of said Calvin Burding the authorities nt Washington that during’tho llerry, and many others ; by the Press, and by the largest TWO IN ONE! South, sixty-seven and oue-hnif degrees E hsi eleven rods Rockland, April 24, 18C1. and i blest dealers in drugs and medicines in the United and twenty-one links to the place of beginning, together ry iiours that our troops were pouring into Slates and Canada. RELIABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE AND with the purt of a dwelling-house included within said RIIEI MATISSf AXD NEURALGIA ! MOWING MACHINE! bounds, except one room upon the second floor of the The BEST and CHEAPEST machine yet produced—for Virginia the telegraphic wires were bringing Extracts from Letters received Jrom Physicians. NICE HAIR DRESSING. You need suffer no longer unless you choose. W H IT E ’S Exit, “ Loxg .Ions.”—“ lung John Abbott,” “ 1 with cotifidence recummettded it as superior to any same. Ma RY ADAMS, EI.IXER is a sure cure. It cured a physician of this city- sale bv the assurance that the government was not other preparation for me above c o m p la in t.“ It has a Almost all the Restoratives, so called, are made of wa­ Administratrix of Estate of Joshua C. Adams. after he had tried everything, and had so well and unfavorably known to our citizens, going to make any forward movement for the superiority over every kind of medicine used, anil has ter ctAibined with articles which dry up the Hair, and ren­ Union, May 20, 1661. 8w22 NOURSE & CO., der some oilier preparation necessary to dress it ; but SutTered Eight Years ! lias just closed his military career by being present. been Used for lung complaints willi wonderful success.''— 3 4 .f* 3 6 Jnerchants’ Row, ______“ 1 ain satisfied it is a valuable medicine.** •• Il is a safe, 11E1MSTREET'S IN1M1TA B L F. Foreclosure. And it has cured more than a thousand other persons — drummed out of camp, under escort of a cor­ W estern V irginia.— Twenty counties in knowledge, h has never dt"?r''J??_‘'. “T.° EB « H MM <2 n n < S T O 5 i, MASS. poral's guard and to the tune of the “ rogue's jutern Virginia have been heard from ; they ! peciatioiw of ihose who have used u.” •• 1 confidently is a combination of Stimulating Spirits and Oil, affording I H the County of Knox, StHte of Maine, on the 14ih No, .38 Leverett St., Boston...... • e recommend it*use in all complaints of the cheat, aa equal an agreenb’e Hair Dressing in addition to its Beslorative day of February, A. D. 1656, by his mortgage deed of that PAPER HANGINGS ! march." Abbott was second lieutenant of com­ give large majorities against secession. JSeeeS- j j not >uperior, to any other medicine within inv knowl- properties. I date duly signed, sealed and acknowledged, and recorded JOHN P. WHITTIEK, siou troops are now quartered at Grafton, ntira- jedge.” “ Of all the principal remedies used for coughs, I I in the Lincoln Registry (Eastern District) of Deeds, May 113 WASHINGTON STREET. pany A, in Fletcher Webster's regiment, now Bead an Apothecary's Statement: 2d, 1856, Vol. 23, Page 175, conveyed to Perley II. Fiske, hor nnl known uui satisfied yours is the best, and hope it will be better Carriage Manufactory & Depository, One of the nioet Co u pl e t . AssonTu.NTs in Ho,ton, nt at Fort Warren, Boston Harbor, and within a utr not Known. known and more generally used. “I have prescribed W altham, .....Mash...... ,, ______Jan. 20,, ____ 1859. J of Reudlleld, in the County of Kennebec, and Stale of ------♦ ♦ ------your balsam, and regard it as the most valuable and eflec- Messrs. W.E JI.oo Gents - :—I have been J Maine, the following property, viz: 3-1 of a Grist Mill nnd 149 0,1 s,|ghl exertion, paipttn- c . P. FESSENDEN, Beautiful White Tea-Sets utnber of the lower clergy were yet so ignorant ion of lhe I,e;irt’ Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will ; LFAVKNFD WHEAT MEAL, Plate, «tc.; warranted to contain nothing that can’possibly fort, and sought retirement upon reaching the A 1 selling at the extre ly low price of $1.50. by Or GRAHAM FLOUR, steamer. He recovered his natural assurance that they, for want of sufficient study and e^eCl a cure w,*en all other means have failed, and al KIMBALL A INGRAHAM, injure the finest metals or stones—or even the most deli­ knowledge of the glorious and saving truth of though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, Druggist aud Apothecary, Rockland, May 23, 1861. 6w22 j prepared in the same manner, which we think will make cate skin, though not designed for toilet use. however, before proceeding far, and strutted- I the most wholesome and palatable bread a dy speptic can the Word of God, preached the most trfling, , “numony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. Many ol our largest Dealeis in Silver Ware have given about the deck as if nothing had happened.— NO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK. unedifyiag and wrctclicd sermons, which were Full directions accompany each package. CoiiiitiisM oncrs’ A 'otice. I For sale by all the Grocers. The price is low, perhaps it their unqualified approval. See testimonials and direc­ On reaching the city he hurried rapidly away, Sole Agents for the United States and Canada, lower than the same Hour can be purchased and the com­ tions accompanying each cake. nnd will doubtless seek an early retirement from by no means calculated to enlighten the minds of Probate for mon rising ingredients added lo it. JO B M OSES, ROCKLAND, IME. ters to receive and ex- It is superior to any other Soap for cleaning fine House the scenes which have so long and familiarly nf the people witli true religious knowledge.— amine the eluims of creditors agai S. G. 150 W OI.EAK * CO., This sad condition of the church being re­ (Late I. C. Baldwin A Co.) theestate of Anddew p ain t; tiie alkaline strength being insufficient to affect in­ known him.” G. L uce late ol Rockland, deci d, represented insol- 192 5c 194 State Mtrcct, Boston. presented to the Queen ^slic issued an edict, Rochester. N. Yr. MARRIAGES. ■ vent, give notice (hut six months allowed to said credi- juriously the ('aim, which almost at a touch becomes as Death of Hosea Ballou, D. D.—Rev. Ilosea J commanding all preachers in tiie land, belong- N. B $1,00 nnd26 postage stamps enclosed to any au i tors lo present and prove their claims ; I that they call as when new. thoiized Agent, wil tre a bottle of the Pills by return ision at the office of L. W . H O W ES, in the city I MILLEN, PHILLIPS A CO., Ballou 2d, D. D., President of Tufts College, i inS to the English church, carefully to write of Rockland on the second Thursday of June, September, I PUMICE SOAP instantly removes Ink, Pitch, Var­ mail. In this ci y, 2otli I by Henry Illgrnbwn, Esq , Mr. Oclobm'mnl_ - * N 'T -ember 1861, at nine o’clr ' L 1 c -,i __to read their sermons in their public Uriah J. M oiey to A Mary D. Low, b ,rb uf Deer h it. | n0011> fut nish, Acid, and other Stains from the hands, leaving them died at his residence at bomcrullc, on Monday church ministrations. Hence the general cus- For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland ; and one I COMMISSION MERCHANTS general At the Asiof House. New Yoik, on Friday evening. May Joseph farwell, For the sale of soft and white. It is equal to the best French poncine, and afternoon, at the age of sixty-four. Ilis funeral D ruggist in every tow n in the United S tates. 21th, by Rev. Mr. Burliilghani, Lieut. Charles V. Lord, tom of reading in that branch of the Christian UlLLlPSandH. II. IIaY a CO,. Portland, L. W . H O W ES. £ is sold for less than half the price. Q uarier-M aster 2d Regiment Maine Volunteers, and Miss Rockland, May 13, 1861. will take place on Thursday, at the College church, which has prevailed ever since, and is » for the Fanny E. Strickland, daughter of Gen. Samuel P. Strick­ Boots. Shoes and Leather, GOLD DOLLAR SOAP.—An extra fine Soap for in perfect agreement with the use o f their 17if land, of Bangor. Ko, IS Pearl Street, B oston. Chapel. In the death of Dr. Ballou, Tufts Col­ in Hampden, May 8th, by Rev. E. A. Helmershatisen, KNOX COUNTY —In Court of Probate, held i lloclt- sundry and Family use, made of the best materials with “ Book of Common Prayer.” —Lutheran Ob­ i*. G. COOK, land, on the second Tuesday of May, 1*61. J ohn R. M u llin , H enry M. P h il l ip s . lege suffers an irreparable loss and the Univer- '* «J'o, nf Brewer, to Miss Fanuio M. Hall, F rancis Loring. special regard to washing table dishes, napkins, and fine server. the estate of Liberal cash ndennee. made on consignments. salist denomination loses one of its ablest minds tB J ifl'Jl'BB m a x ,; — de- lothing, especially Iluunels, without shrinking them. It is wholly free from any earthy adulteration. P u t up in and its most thorough scholar. As an ecclesi- A S u p p o se Siam * A r r c« te d --A C o l. M iH *ius — censed, huviug presented his first account of adu “r Lozengei let tiie Losi overboard. May 3d, Iron bark Carnii.ln, on the sufficient by the Mint F twenty-two hundred dollars to cay. Company F. of Winterport, Capt. Crowell, passage horn Airoyn. i’ II. for New York, Joshua F Rig- Howard Athenwum Building, Howard St., Boston Washington to-night by rail. Cold, Cough, or Iriitatiou ol the Throat be . slight, answer his just debts I charges of Administration : he Manufactured only by the Boston I ndsxical 90ap was disbanded on Monday, a large number of nu bv this preCMUlion a more serious attack v be efi'rci- boy of Hampden, second officer. therefoie prays that It y be empowered ami licensed lo ."qeiis will A ise a A p iil 16ih, on boaid ship America, on ilie pas­ sell aud convey so much of Navai..—The Steamer Massachsetts, Com'r ually warded off. P ublic S peakers and S ing Real Estate of the said ! lively, prevtou* to mid Court. Men hm-dise transported from Boston to the Western L. L. TODD 5c CO., ITT Phy.lriinin1 1’re.criplltm. carnlully compounded. 112 Merrimack St., Lowell, Mass. Monday, as there was not time to muster the of Arkansas. Itucklnud, Feb. 7, I8SI). 7 lf Arrived. HIRAM CHAPMAN, Judge of Probate. and Somhwestern States with despatch, and at low rates. A ttest: —E. Foote, Regtater. For rates. Bills Lading and Shipping Directions, tpply to May 22il, barque G W Horton. Sleeper. New York; sclia VXTANTED —AGENTS TO SELL PACKAGES full company after receiving the order to march, LEVI AI. BOBBINS, A true copy—A ttest:—E. Foote, Register. 3w22 W m. F. HURD, Agent. Arming or Kentucky.—The Inspector Gener-' (« Horton. Pendleton, do; Mountain Engle. Anns, l’otts- If of STATIONERY aud JEWELRY, at prices one and they arrived to-day (Wednesday) on the inouth 24d, ectiM I lieu, Thorndike, Portland; Uncle Sam, al of Kentucky, in a communication to the third less than can be piirthased elsewhere. Call on or PROPRIETOR OF THE Spalding, Ne • Yoik; Silas W rkhi.----- . do; Lucv Ames, I A ssessors ’ H o t ic e . M ebster, under Lieut. Hucksford. Thi6 com- Legislature, says, whether the State sustains, j Knowiiuit.Portsmoi.th; Sophia II Juneson, (new) Jame­ AMERICAN GUANO. address (stamp enclosed,) J. L. BAILEY, No. 154 Court pany are a fine-looking set of men. Their of- by its military arm. the policy of the federal son. Vmalhiiven. 24th. sells Marcelht, Crockett, Boston; IDIIE inhabitants of Rockland, nnd non resident proprie- The undersigned, Agent for the States of Maine, New , Boston, Mass. D II Baldwin. Staples, do; Leo, P ratt, do; Trader, Crock- L lors ,,re hereby notified to m ake and bring iu lo us I rue Hampshire, Vermont nnd Massachusetts, lor the sale of uYFx I F Si SI F (4 ST O R E , ell, do; Union, D\er. Salem; Lion, Furbish, Vimilhaxen 1111,1 perfect lists of their polls and all their estates, real nion, or whether it takes a neutral postion, lor New York; Hiawatha, Ingraham, Spruce Head for j Hlld pcr-««Hal, not by law exempt from taxation which thex- the Guuno imported by the American Guano Company, BROWNELL &. WING'S Brooks; William Hucksford. First Lieutenant, W I L S O N & W H I T E ’S B L O C K . New York. 25ih, sells Vendovl, Brnv, Salem; D elaw aie, ' Wer‘-‘ I'Oiwesaed of on the flist day of A pril, one thousand has now in store nnd offers for sale lo dealers und farmers, in either ease three million dollars will be re Foster,Bangor; Eunice, Kellar, Boston. 27th, sells Aman- | eighi hundred and sixty-one. We shall be in any desired quantity, the Company’s Jarvis Island Gu­ D IN IN Ci DOOMS, Brooks ; Charles Bird, Second Lieutenant, quired to maintain its position. Tiie Legisla­ i da Powers. Slobinson, Portsmouth; H K Dunton, Sher-I ll,e Purpose of receiving said lists for iltreeday For Ladies and Gentlemen, (Sign o f the Golden Eagle,) n, Gardiner; Juno, Henderson,___ . twenty-third, twenty-fourth and twenty-filth ano, of their own importation. Belfast. ture did not heed the advice, but passed a bill ' NO. 4 BRATTLE STREET, BOSTON. ____ J May inst., at »he Mayor aud Alderman* i (Loom, Tiie tenn “ American Guano ” is the title or trade-mark ------— appropriating one million and sixty thousand ming the people of this place .. i iu Wilson Ac White’s Block, from 7 o’clock A. iu., io an Takes this method of info: by which we designate the fertilizer, which we are import­ E-” We arc desired to state that Mr. IS. J . dollars to arm the State. nnd vicinity, that he hvs a cry large, xvell selected and bailed. j o’clock P. M., on each or said days. JE'i EMIa II TOLMAN,) Assessors Hodges (Spirtualisfc) will speak in the Lniver-' —— -- — ---- N ew S tock of May 24th. schs Equal, posli Boston; Sea Serpent, Arey, ing irom our islands. These islands arc situated iu the do, Luca, Thorndike. Portland 25th, sell Vendovt Bray, FIIEEMAN HARDEN, J- of the middle of the Pacific Ocean ; near the line of the Equator. Balist meeting-house, next Sunday afternoon, Bath Ship Seized.—A dispatch has been re- Deer Island. 27ih, sch Delaware, Foster, Portland*. 26th, GEO. D. W O O STER. 5 City of Rockland MICA, or SHEET ISINGLASS. Drugs, Medicines, Chemical’s, schs Glide, Haskell, Boaion; Mi Hope, Kenniston, do; Gen Rockland, May 13, 1861. Two of them, Baker’s Island and Jarvis Island, were for­ or Stove Doorr, Lanterns dec., constantly for sale at and at So. Tb omaston in the evening. oeived from the raptain of ship Ameriotn Union Warren Guplid, do; Gannei, Post, do; Cornelia, Blais- mally taken possession of in the uame of the United States Union Street, Boston, By GEO. H. RUGGLES. ______° | of Bath, now at New Orleans, that she had and other articles usually kept by DRUGGISTS. Aud of dell, do; Gea A: James. Poland, do: Hiaxvntha, Ingraham, Tomato, Cabbage and Cauli­ Government, for account of the American Guano Compa­ Deputy Collector and Inspectors is the 1>ei-“n Kuizc<' ,Jy tlle rebels there. Harlem; Marblehead, McAllister, New York. flower Plants. ny, by Commander Charles Henry Davis, commanding THE AMERICAN FLAG, P a l e i i t NX e d i e l T i e s , United Stutes ship St. M ary’s, in the year 1857. AValdoboro District. The following nomi Gen. Cass has contributed from his private ry kind in the market, which he offers al Whole- DOMESTIC PORTS. U F AL.G S IZ E S . NOW have ready for transplanting of r n growing, The scientific teatimony respect the value ol this guano nations for Deputy Collectors and Inspectors of fortune §25,000 towards the equipment of the sale and Retail NEW ORLEANS—Ar 19th, barque Ocean Eagle,Luce, the Fejee Island Tomato (extra large ine l, Large Made from Best English Bunting, A liberal discount made persons buying to sell again. I ns a permanent fertilizer, is most flattering, clear, and de­ Customs in this district, by Collector Tillson, Michigan volunteers, and §10,000 for the sup- Rockland. ‘ ’ Red Apple and Cherry Tomato Plants; Mammoth Drum For sale by See Advertisement. NEW YORK— Ar 26th, sellta Albert Treat, Cardenas; j Head, (largest Cabbage ever grown—measure, six feet cisive ; and the favor which it has inel nt the hnnds of _ _ ~ port ot their families during their absence. Rockland, Jan 15, 1FGI 4lf Ralph Post, Key West, was bound from Boston for New I around the head—weight, 60 lbs :) Mason's Drum Head, BAXTER &• SUMNER, farmers, whose opinions of its merits are founded upon have been confirmed by the Treasury Depart­ Orleans, but concluded to return in consequence of the j Stone Mason Variety, Low Dutch, U iiiningstad aud Early 75 Coiumcrriul Street, . . . Boston. m ent; Geo. XV. Kimball, Jr., Deputy Collec­ A sloop-of-war is to be commenced at oneo at B SE.1U TY E jYSUREBS. blockade. York Cabbage Plants, at the Agricultural Ware House. careful teats, will commend it to all who desire to obtain __ i J. P. WISE. tt reliable and economical manure. tor, Rockland, salary §3 per diem ; Francis L. the Kittery Navy Yard. there is no use introducing testimonials Rockland, Mny 15, 1861. 2 ltf UA'RElt THE U lllH H Although we have very many of them, for lhe FOREIGN PORTS. 'Die fertilizing properties of this guano are mainly phos­ Jones, Inspector, Rockland, salary §850 per: . . r n ir . t • phates, not ninmcnia, and therefore corn, or other seed: REMOVAL. ’ 1 J ‘ The citizens of Belfast arc making a move- At Remedins 10th inst, barques John Carver, Griffin, for Fiskeriuen's Finding New York 5 days; J M Churchill. Havens, for dodo; are not injured by coming in contact with It, but it warms, FRANKLIN E. BRADSHAW ha. removed to year ; Samuel R. Allen, Thomaston, salary §3 ment to raise a company of Rome Guards. S, LINE So. 64 Commercial St*, (a few doors north of For when the Face is covered with unsightly pimples or Scotland, ----- , lor Sun Francisco: sch M B Brainhall, Da­ low est, by enters into slight fermentation, and at once gives seed a vis, for New York 5 days. Faneuil Hall Market,) under the Sign of the DRUM, per diem ; Joseph J. Taylor, Nobleboro', Balary • ------— Blotches, the sufferer cares only to be directed to use some II. H vigorous and early start. where may be found an assortment of FLOUR suitable for safe and reliable remedy. Rockland, May 14, 1861. §930 per year; A. S. Clark, Friendship, salary C a rd . ___ _ The price at which it is offered ia $40 for the single ton, Bakers, or Family Us e . THE MAGNOLIA BALM WILL CURE SPOKEN. Also, a reliable article ol Buckwheat, Oat Meal, Hom­ with a liberal discount, according to a graduated scale ol §2 per diem; John Watts. St. George, salary! Two of the officers ol one of the Rockland THE WORST CASE OF PIMPLES May 23, off Absecoin. sch Damon, (of Waldoboro) Courts of Probate. iny, Barley, Graham Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Flour, etc., §350 per year; Wm. McClintock, Bristol and Volunteer Companies wish to tender their IN A SINGLE W EEK. Pitcher, from Cardenas for Portland. prices for large quantities. N. B.—The article now in , put up ir. packages suitable for the Retail Trade. It is so safe a rem edy that the contents of a bottle might r J n j thank s to a Farmington lady from whom they May 23, no lat, Ac, brig Triad, of Fiankfort, from West STATE OF MAINE. store has all been ground. be drank without harm. Physicians look will: wonder Indies for Boston. Bremen, salary §300 per year. : wcrc lately presented with a very nice pair upon its speedv cutes, for it has heretofore been thought VV. B . H A S E L T IN E , pENDLETON'S Gen. Tillson and his deputies will enter upon ! of grey shirts," by the hand of Mrs. L. W. absolutely necessary to use preparations of lead or mer­ KNOX, SS.—At n Court of Probate held nt Rockland, ‘ 13 Foster’s W harf, Bouton. cury to cure iinmediHtely ; but the Magnolia B alm con­ 1 the first Tuesday > . the discharge of their duties on the first of, Howes. tains neither, u ia in..st elegant and neatly put up article T o L et. Vegetable Panacea or Pain Expeller, June. These will, we think, be recognized by ! Rockland May 25, 1801. for sale anywhere, ami may be obtained of all our Apothe­ stoic, last •-upied as a tailor's shop WILBOR’S COMPOUND OP For sale iu any quautity, by caries and Fancy Goods Dealers, R.M. PILLSBURY. 0 Courts of Probate within and for the County of Knox, I.. M. ROBBINS. the public a6 judicious appointments, and the w - Price Filty Cents n Bottle. 23lf be held at Rockland on the second Tuesday of every PURE COD LIVER Druggist and Apothecary, Wilson tore a large slock of rich and desirable fec tly pore Animal O il , equal to poke SPEKM,ai murli •watch, §300 ; interest on city debt, §2,000 ; o p :e j l a b a . e m , v ieK^ fB le>s cost. Best id reference can be giveu from Muchinis’s For Rest tiring, fieaut if) ing. Cleansing and | — ------DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Ruilrondv ami Steam ers, where it is now, and has been fix BE IT KNOWN total, §18,600. __ )ears used. Warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Man­ ROCKLAND for BATH every and a variety of other merchandise, affording the greatest ----THAT---- so f tening 'the H A IR I T a r . u factured solely by the undersigned. Also dealeis in Goanip from W mhinzroo. m o rn in g . S undays e x c e p te d —at 2 o ’clock and 6 1-2 . .. . , , . _ , inducements to purchasers. o’clock, A. M, The 2 o’clock Stage will connect with the ! The ingredients of which this Balm is prepared art of Sperm , Lard nnd W hale Oil- I I. PI. CBIE The Commercial's Washington despatch says Cars leaving at 10.40, A. M , for Portland and Boston, ami . rare virtue, entirely different from litthese used in any other A UCT1ON SA LES E VER Y E VENING,^- that the Zouave sentenced to be shot, was par­ also connects wish the Damariscotta and Gardiner Stage. preparation for tiie hair. Private Sales during the Day* Is still selling Goods as doned to-day. RETURNING—Will leave BATH for Wiscasset, Dam­ jj2T it is cooling to the head. All who desire good baigains ^h«»uld call und examine L O W A S THE L O WES T. ariscotta, Waldoboro’, Warren, Thomaston and Rock- It renders the hair soft and silky. this stock before making 'heir purchases. The Post's Washington despatch says that land 1 fiA. M. Second Stage will leave a t.3 P. M Il prevents the hair front falling off. Rockland, April 17, I06I. 17tf SARGENT, HARLOW & CO., Rockland, April 18, 1861. ______H lf another military movement is on foot, but the arrival of the train from Portland and Boston It removes all Scurf and Dandruff from the head. GRASS SEED. It keeps the hair in a natural and healthy condition. Manufacturers oi and Dealers in A Stage also leaves M AIN E H O TEL, Da inn riacot la ?EEDELS ,,ERDS GIlAdri» or TIMOTHY N o t ic e . Government keeps it strictly secret. Harper’s for Gardiner, immediately on the arrival of the 2 A. M. Il has a perfume superior to any of the Hair Oils 200 Fertilizers. Ferry advices state that the rebels there are Stage from Rockland, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri­ which now Hood the m arket. 1OO bushels IlEI, TOP, (Exira Puallty.) Carriages, Sleighs and Harnesses, t if Committee on Accounts and Claims will meet the days passing by Damariscotta" Mills and through Aina, It contains no oil, or any ingredient which is injuri­ 2 0 0 0 lbs. WESTERN CLOVER- MER1CAN Guano, Peruvit Of every description, greatly alarmed at the Government movements, L of I.ttne, Ground Bone. &c tiftt Frida) ot every month, at 7 o’clock, P. M., at the Whitefield, East Pittston and Pittston arriving at Gardi­ ous 10 the hair. 2 0 0 0 lbs. NORTHERN CLOVER. StoreT ol L- W EEKS. and expect momentarily nn attack. ner in time for the Boston train of cars and also the It is the best article known for dressing children’s 2 0 0 bushels SEED BARLEY. WAREHOUSE AND SEED STORE, 3 P almer Block. Respository, 7 & 8 Haymarket Square U. TITCOMB, Chairman. 15 if. J. P. W ISE, Agt. W.M. Stage for Lewiston. heads, as it cleanses the head, and lays the foun­ 5 0 Bushels SPRING W HEAT, CHARLESTOWN STREET, Rookland, April 10, 1861. 17tf The Sanford Bank.—The Brunswick Tele­ RETURNING— Will leave Gardiner for the above nam­ dation for a fine head of hair. And will be sold at W liolestilo or Retail* lower (East side of Maine R. R. Depot,) BOSTON. ed places on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays on the P R I C E 2 5 CENTS than GOOD SEED can be purchased for in this County, graph is happy to hear the opinion expressed, arrival of Jhe above train and Stage arriving at Damaris­ al the Coal, Coal. Buyer.-* who wish to buy Carriages should not fail to ex­ Citron, Currants, Raisins. cotta in season to connect with the Stage from Bath to P repared only dy N. WIGGIN* amine our stock, as we manufacture our own goods, and that the receivers will be able to redeem all the Agricultural Warehouae. A'LSO Sugars, Tei dee,, w arranted nice, and as low aa Rockland. Fare SI»25. And for sale by C P. FE88ENDEN, E. R. SPEAR, and No. 3, Palm er Block. . now landiug at Spear’s W harf. can warrant them to be of the best workmanship, both In circulation, so that the public will probably sus­ si)le and finish ; aud it will be for the advantage of all the lowest, by ’. T. BERRY 5c CO., P r o pr ieto r s. J. 8. HALL A CO., Rockland, Me. J. P. WISE, A gent. Ilf H, H. CEUEy tain no loss. Rockland July 14,1859. 29tf June 5, 1660. 24tf Rockland, April 2,1861. J5tf Rockland, May 14,1661. who »Atbh anything iu our line to give us a call* To the Judge o f Probate within and fo r the p n. COCHRAN, WILDES’ HOTEL, County of Knox, EASTERN ROUTE. TIIE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY. w ill take, risks of MACHI I SPORT, M ILLBRIDGE. HE tindrraigued, Guardian ol La fo ieh t lW . H a ll, NO. 46 ELM STREET, CONSUMPTIVES. ROCKLAND. minor heir of J ohn H all, J r., late of Rockland, in said D w elling Houses, An equal and normal circulation of the blood is health. FOR FEMALES. TCounty, deceased, represents, that said minor is seized -and BOSTON. The Favorite Steamer An abnormal, ilia', is to say, an excessive or deficient cir­ Dr. MnttiMon’w Indian Emmeuagogue. possessed of certain real estate, described us follows - Household Furniture, culation or stagnation of the blood, is disease. To illus­ Sarsaparilla All tne interest ol said ward in n certain parcel of land K O C’ K IL A \ D,— C a pt a i n Snow , trate—torpidity of the Liver is czused by stagnation of the sitnated at Owl’s Head, (so called) in South'* Thom aston, Stores, Stocks of Goods, WESTON .MERRITT, Proprietor. blood in that organ ; diseases of the Kidneys, Inflamma­ This celebrated Female Medicine, pos­ I A VING sessing virtues unknown of anything else in said County, as Iteir nt the said John Hall, Jr., which Septem ber 13, 1860. 3Stf SATURDAY? tiie ___ tion in the Lungs, Disease of the H eart; Ac.., by the same FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. real estate was conveyed to said John Hull.Jr,, by John Finishing R i s k s o n oause, viz: Improper Circulation; and from the same of the kind, and proving effectual after all Rockland for Mach others have failed, Is prepared fiom qii In­ And for the speedy euro of the following complaints: Hull, in consideration of an agreement by said John Hall, ty morning on the arrival of thc»ieamcrM. cause spring all minor forms of disease. *To discover a Jr., to support said John and Olive his wife, during their buildings in process of BETHEL HOUSE. certain cure then, for these diseases, the first great onquiry dian plant used by the natives for the same Scrofula and Scrofulous Affections,such d from Boston, ami the steamer Daniel Webster purpose from time immemorial, aud now ns Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions, natural lives. That said m inor's interest iufeaid estate is construction, and u 1 1 trom Portland, touching at North Haven, Deer Isle, Ml necessary is, What causes the blood to circulate? subject to dower of the widow of said John Hall, and also Corner of the Cotniiion mid Klin Street* For centuries it lias been a matter of much study among tor the first time offered to the public. It Pimples, Pustules, Blotdhes, Bolls, Desert, Millbridge and Jouespnrt. is designed for both married and single Blains, and all Skin Diseases. to a life lease of ’.lie whole of said lot, holdeu by said other insurable proper­ IIr t o r m m ;—Will leave Machiasport for Rockland, scientific and medical men ; and while many experiments John and Olive. have been made ami much labor expended upon the en­ ladies, and is .he very best thing known Oakland, Ind., 6th June, 1859. BETHKL, ME. every Monday morning at 4 1-2 o’clock, touching as above for the purpose, as-t will bring on (he That an advantageous ofler (to wit, the Cancelling of ty, in the following com­ quiry, it lias been lelt io this century among its its other J . C. Ater & Co. G ents: I feel it my duty to ac­ arriving nt Rockland in time to connect with the M. San­ .monthly sickness in cases of obstruc­ knowledge what your Sarsaparilla baa done for me. said obligation, and releasing said widow and minor from Wm. P. LOVEJOY, Proprietor. ford lot Boston. wonderliil increase iu knowledge, to make this grand dls- their obligation to support said John and Olive,) lias been panies, known to be safe tion, after all other remedies of the kind Having inherited a Scrofulous infection. I have suffered Wi'l also leave Rockland; every Wednesday morning, have been tried in vain. This may seem from it iu various ways for years. Sometimes it burst made for the same, bv said John Hall, of Rockland, in and prompt in the ad­ on arrival ol M. Sanlord, for Millbridge, touching ai Deer Acknowledging that life is the grift of the Creator, and said County, which offer it is for the interest of all con­ that “ in Him we live and move and have our being,” we incredible, but if it fall in an case, the nrife out in Ulcers on my hands and arm s; sometimes it This house lias recently been remodeled and refurnished Isle, (S con’s Landing,) Sedgwick, and Ml. Desert, (So. will be relurided. ’ p turned inward and distressed me at the stomach. Two cerned immediately to accept, the proceeds of sale to be justment of their losses throughout, and now offers additional attractions to those West Harbor ) still venture the remark, that as the planets move in their placed at interest for the benefit of said ward. Said Guar­ spheres, and all vegetable life is governed by certain abso­ azrlOOO BOTTLES have been years ago it broke out on my head and covered my scalp HARTFORD 1 IRE INSURANCE CO., travelling for health or pleasure. R eturning—Leaves Millbridge every Thursday morn­ * *old In eighteen months without a single and ears with one sore, which was painful aud loathsome dian therefore prays for license to sell ami convey the Hartford Connecticut. Incorp. 1819. Charter perpetual. Rockland; June 2 J, I860. 26tf ing at 7 o’clock, touching as ubove, arriving in lime to con­ lute laws, so animal life is traceable to a fixed cause, failure when taken as directed, and without the least Injury beyond description. I tried many medicines and several above described real estate to the person making said Capital $500,000,...... Surplus upwards of $210,000. nect with the M. Sanford for Boston. which remove or destroy, and death, the certain effect, follows. to health in any case, x y l t is put up in bottles of three physicians, but without much relief from any thing. In offer. O. U. ULMER. II. Huntington, Pres’t. T. C. Allyn, Secretary. different strengths, with lull directions for using, and sent fuel, tiie disorder grew worse. At length 1 was rejoiced THORNDIKE HOTEL. F a TT F : Analysis of the red corpuscles of the blood show them bv Express, closely sealed, to ail parts of the country — to read iu the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared lobe compounds of iron, sulphur and phosphorous. KNOX COUNTY. —In Probate Court, held at Rockland, HOME INSURANCE CO. G. W. HODGES, Proprietor. From Rockland to Machiasport, . $2 50 PRICES:—Full strength, $10; Half strength, $5 ; Quar­ an alterative (Sarsaparilla), for I knew from your reputa­ on the second Tuesday of May, 1861. The air we breathe, we know to (ontaiii a very large ter strength, $3 per bottle. XZ Remember 1 This medi­ tion that any thing you made must be good. I sent to Few York City. CORNER MAIN ANU SEA STREETS, ROCKLa NH. Jonesport, 2 25 proportion of oxygen. Cash^Capitnl $1,000,000...... Surplus $300,000. “ Millbridge, 2 00 cine is designed expressly for O b stinate C a ses, in which Cincinnati and got it, and used it till it cured me. I took On the petition aforesaid. O rdered, That notice be Single persons o- small Families uccommodutcd with Oxjgeir brought in contact with a inetal, evolves or it, as you advise, in small doses of a teaspoonful over a given by publishing a copy of said petition with this order Chas. J. Martin,President. “ Mt. Desert, (So. West Harbor,) 1 50 emits electticily. all other remedies of the kind have been tried in vain.— A. F. Wilmarth, Vice Pres’t. J. M. Smith, Sec’y. board on liberal terms. “ Deer Isle, (Green’s Landing,) 100 (Xy Beware of imitations ! None warrenie—-••• - ...... »-.» •«-, ... Septem ber 13, lcG0. 3-ltf af the blood and diminished ill V i-W toi;, Pre-',. •'•■’W rtW .'W 1 once vv^W .JfARW ELI., plaint was caused by ulceration of the «/«•«.?. The ulcer­ at Wiscasset, within and for slid Countv, on the first hJJbu ” can cure you.* It has N o r. 6, 1860. (r.-lfi) 1>35 ation itself was soon cured. Nothing within my knowl­ Tuesday of June next, by causing h copy of said Petition, WILLIAM FESSENDEN, April 2, 1861. 6ml5 cured thmiaunds of desperate cases where ail hope has edge equals it for these femalo derangements.” with this order, to he published in the Rockland Gazette, CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE CO. been given up. Do not ieject it, do not throw aw ay your Cure Cough, Cold, Hoarseness, In .Edward a. M»rrow, of N'ewbury, Ala., writes, “ A dan­ printed at Rockland, in the County of Knox, three weeks Couwnv, Mass...... Capital 8:00.000. INSIDE LINE. Duly hope. The *• Blood F ood” is mi uufitillflg rem edy; gerous ovarian tumor on one of the females In rny family, successively, previous to said Court. J. 3. Whitney, Prw’t. D. C. Roger., Sec’y. Attorney & Counsellor at Law. Jluenza a n y irritation or Soreness which bad defied all the remedies we could employ, lias HIRAM CHAPMAN, Judge of Probate. An elaborate treatise, carrying out and fully proving the o f the Throat, Relieve the Hack­ at lerigth been completely cured by your Extract of Sar­ Attest:—E. F oote. Register. .THREE TRIPS A W EEK’ theory ailvain ed here to collect, will be mulled to any in saparilla. Our physician thought nothing but extirpa­ A true copy—Attest : — E. Fo o te, Register. 3w?.l HOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OFFICE IN BERRY'S NEW BLOCK, leresieil party, on the receipt of two 3 cent stamps.— ing Cough in Consumption, tion could afford relief, but lie advised the trial of your Salem. Mass...... Cupilal and Assels. S3 .0,000. Bangor, Portland, Boston, Lawrence Lowell. a,.d is sold by all druggists ; or w here it cannot be Bronchitis, Asthma, and Sarsaparilla as the last resort before cutting, aud it To the Honorable H iram Chapman, Esq., Judge A. Story, Pres’t. J. T. Burnham, sdc’y. lia.1,1 1 id send 6 bottles tree of expense, for 4. Pri Catarrh. Clear and proved effectual. After taking your remedy eight woeks ROCKLAND, ME. gle bottle, $ I. It is pul up in 8 oz. vials, in yello no symptom of the disease remains.” o f Probate within and fo r the County o f Lin- 1 r 20, 1660. The splendid and last sailing Steamer give strength to the voice of coin. THOMASTON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. s —the old kind, iu small bottlei Syphilis and Mercurial Disease. Thom aston, Maine. D A A I E JL W E B ST E K , having been done away with—and bear the lac-simile PUBLIC SPEAKERS, and SINGERS, New Orleans, 25th August, 1859. Atwood Levensaler, Pres’t. Win. R. Keith, Sec’y. signature of Church Dupont upon the f i of the wrap- Dr. J. C. Ater: Sir, I cheerfully comply with the re­ O. Gr. H A LL, CAPT. SAMUEL BLANCHARD, ol the importance ot checking a Cough a ll, late of W aldoboro’, in said ______per. Beware of coimtsrfeiis oed imitation quest of your agent, and report to you some of the eflects Common Cold ;e ; that which in the 1 have realized with your Sarsaparilla. respectfully represents, Hint the Personal Esn te ol the snid' PENOBSCOT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. ^tiovnen nt gLatv, TT7ILL take her place on the line between BANGOR] C. T. DLPONT,. Sole Proprietor. iniiig would yield 409 Broadwav, N ew York edy, if neglected, I have cured with it, in my praetico, most of tho com­ deceased is not sufficient by the supi of two hundred thirty Bangor, Maing. B and PORTLAND, connecting with the cars on the | •ks the Lungs. “ Brown’s Bronchial Troches, __ dollars to answ er tiis just debts arid charges of Adminis­ Plummer, Sec’y. upper and lower roads for Boston, Lowell und Lawn nee, ] II. H. liA \ , Portland, general Agent for Maine. plaints for which it is recommended, and have found its E. L. Ilam lin, Prea’t. ig demulcent ingredients, allay Pulmonary and Bron- effects truly wonderful in the euro of Venereal and Mer­ tration : —he therefore prays that he may be empowered on Monday, April 1st, and continue to run as follows:— | C. P. FESSENDEN and LEVI M. ROBBINS, A®ei | chia! Irritation. and licensed to sell and convey so much of the Real Estate BERRY’S BLOCK, MAIN STREET, Leave Bangor every Monday, Wednesday mid Friday for Rockland and ’ f. (rs7) • curial Disease. One of my patients had Syphilitic ulcers of the said deceased as may be sufficient to raise Hie said Life Insurance. ROCKLAN D, M AINE. mornings, at 6 o’clocsi, arriving at Rockland at about 11 a YAnxv'.v — 'BROWN’S, ‘‘That trouble In my Throat, (for which the in his tliroat, which were consuming his palate and the A »'OBC’JE I-K O J I T H E W E S T I •• 7r.c*„ ” are a speciflc) hating made „ top of iris mouth. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken, ■urn with incidental charges Life insurance effected in the following sound companies Rockland, July 12, 1660. 291y o’clock, A. M , and arriving at Portland in season lor the j COPIED FROM THE CLEVELAND PL a INDEALER. ! Troche*, often a mere whisper." cured him in live weeks. Another was attacked by sec­ ISAAC HALL,4th. doing business on the most approved plans, and offering in- J 4 1-2 o’clock trains for Boston. R enukting,—Leaves Portland for Bangor und interme-1 _____ ! N. P. WILLIS. ondary symptoms iu bis nose, and the ulceration bad (liiceineiiis second to no other companies. Premiums may • WILLIAM BEATTIE, ‘ “ I recommend their use to P ublic S peaj i away a considerable part of it, so that I believ be paid quarterly, semi-annually, or yearly. diate landings on the river every Monday, Wednesday mid ; 1 1NCOLN. PS.—At a Probate Court held at Wiscasset, Counsellor and Attorney at Law, Friday evening, on the arrival ol the cars from Boston,] I MVERSAL, CXIVERSAL, BROW N’S ers.” * within and lor the County of Lincoln, on the seventh duy arriving at Rockland every Tuesday, Thursday and Saiur- IS THE DEMAND FOR _ REV. E. H. CHAPIN. of May. A. D. 1661. NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. _ 37if 1 IO C K I. AN D M A T N E. dav morning at about 3 1-2 o'clock. DR. S. O, RICHARDSON’S liCN. “ Have' proved extremely serviceable f On the foregoing Petition, O rdered. Hint xhe id Pe- Boston, Mass...... Accumulated Capital, $1,200,000. FARE—From Rockland to Boston, ,IIo titionergive notice to all persons interested atd Estate, REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER. PETER THACHER & BROTHEK. Lawrence or Lowell, $ 2 .5 0 . 1 Sherry Wins Bitters, i mis poison m Her nones, they had become s that they may appear at a Court of Proba to lie holden CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. From Rockland to Portland, 1 .5 0 . BROW N’S ‘ Almost instant reliel iu the distressing la at Wiscasset within and for said County, ci ise fir>t T urs- Tne celebrated New England Remedy for r of breathing peculiar to Asthma.” sitive to the weather that on a dump duy she suffered ex­ Hartford, Connecticut__Accumulated Capital 3 000,000. Attorneys and Coun3slki3 at Law, River Feres us usual. Freight taken ut usual rates. cruciating pain in her joints aud bones. She, too, was day of July next, by causing a copy of said Petition w Tv* The above are the oldest Life Insurance. Companies m. w. farwell. Agent. , HABITUAL CONSTIPATION, JA u NDX’E, FEVER T rochets.' REV. a. C. EGGLESTON. OFFICE. NO. 2 KIMBALL BLOCK. ‘ Contain no opium or anvthiug injurious.” cured entirely by your Sarsaparilla in alow weeks. I this Order, to be published in Hie Rockland (itzelie, prii in the United Stales. The insured participate in the profits Tiie W ebster will make her Landings at ATLA.N I'lC j AND Mil l:, GENERAL DEBILITY, AND ALL know from its formula, which your agent gave wo, th at ed at Rocklai.d formerly in said County, three weeks si MAIN STREET ...... ROCKLAND, ME Wharf, South end. dr. a. a. haves. DISEASES ARISING FROM A DISORDERED BRO W N ’S this Preparation from your laboratory must l.e a gv.it cessively, previous to said Court. P etek T h a c h e r , It. P E . T h a c k er . Agent’s Office at Police Court Room. STOMACH, LIVER OR BOWELS. Chemist Poston. remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable results HIRAM CHAPMAN Judge of Probate Rockland, Feb. 21, 1856. <18 tf April 2, 1861. phi 15 I “ . irnple and pleasant combination for Tliev are used mi ’ recommended by leading Physicians T ro ch es. C or with it have not surprised me. Attest.—E. F oote, Register. ol the country, and all who try them pronounce them in­ Fraternally yours, G. V. LARIMER, M. D. A true copy, Attest.—E. Foote, Register. 3 21 DR. «. F. BIGELOW, Portland and \ew York Steamers. valuable. Life In D1T. D O E Dr. ames L. LEEPERE writes from Navarre, Stark Poston. Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint. J BROW N’S “ Beneficial in Br o n c h itis.” ual plan ^ V O U I.I. respectfully inform his frien Co., O : •• Till- B illets are praised by those suffering from I ndependence, Preston Co., Va.. Cth July, 1859. XL E. 11. Cochran, thankful for the liberal patron: SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. DR. .1. F. W. LANE, Dn. J . C. Aver: Sir. I have been alllieted with a pain­ J I munit vicinity, that he indigestion, dyspepsia and liver complaint.” T rocliCM.t Poston. Now Opening received, pledges himself to give the mostca E. S. Da VIS, Postmaster at Williamsport, Ohio, says: ful chronic lihcumatism for u long time, which bullied the on to all business entrusted to him iu the ins “ I have proved them excellent for Wiiuoi- skill of physicians, and stuck to me in spito of ull the . The first class Steamships “ CI1ESA They give great satisfaction. I use them myseff, having NO G ot o II.” ■pectlcn of the Ladic r usual siipj ly of Rir ii 46tf Roiitu’Oiialliic System, A p EAKE,” Captain Sidney Crowell, and taken Id, become prostrate and lost my appetite. Il re- remedies I could find, until I tried your Sarsaparilla. One BROW N’S REV. II. W. WARREN, bottle cured mo iu two weeks, and restored rny general w in readiness to ohev all calls, with rA l’SO,” Captain L. H. Lax field, will lie e, and 1 can recommend it witli great assurance ol Poston. ROCKLAND DYE HOUSE, kly fine betxveeu the l’or of itsmeii health so much that I urn far better than before 1 was ill bivor him. iu the several branches T roch e*. “ Beneficial when compelled to speak, suffet- attacked. I think it a wonderful medicine. J . FREAM. .i s i l l i . v e: s t r 1 Portland, le: i Port e cry W ec Dr. M. M. KERR, of Rogersville, Ind, writes ' fro i Co r7?OCA7s27’ BUILDING, NORTH END. t4 I’. M. that the are the most valuable medicine ofiered. He has REV. S. J. 1». ANDERSON, Jules Y. Getchell, of St. Louis, w rites: “ I have been Passage, including Meals and State Rooms $5.00 tided them with great success, and with them BRO W N ’S St. Louis. alllieted for years with an affection u f the Liver, which The great disputch given to freight by this line nr; kes it made seveial cures of palpitation oi the heart and general destroyed my health. I tried every thing, and every thing •‘ Effec tu a l in removing Hoarseness and at No. 4 Pern Block. KNOTT C. PERRY, Proprietor. Dr. T. L. ESTABROOK, be most desirable freight eoiuuiuiiicntion between New | debility. failed to relievo m e; and I have been a broken-down man I'orkand the East. No cointni'Sioii charged at •ither ! THOMAS STANFORD, Esq., Blountville, Henry Co., T ro ch e* , irritation of the Throat, so common with 1 for some years from no other cause than derungemrnt o f ^Speakers and Sin g ers ” lid for forwarding Ind.. writes us a loi g letter, under dale ol May 4, I860.— the Liter. My beloved pastor, tiie Rev. Mr. Espy, advised K. C. I’, would kc this opportunity of thanking his Draynge in New York het ween connecting lines by on- lie was much reduced, having beqn atlllcted for three Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON, me to try your Sarsaparilla, because be said be knew you, 4 Boors U'csZ of the Post Office. l.-icnds for their liberal patronage, mid would Inform them JJfipiciint xS; furgi-on. La Grange, Ga- and anv thing you made was worth trving. I'.y the bless- ract at lowest rales. years with great nervous debility, palpitation of the heart BROW N’s Teacher of Music, Southern mid the Public in general that lie still continues to Dye EMERY .v FOX, Port Ian I. of the most severe and prostracting character, “ after us­ g of God it h:us i ‘ * purified my blco.1 Female College. I feel young again. Thd o m c E ,— pilllburvs NEW BI H. II CROMWELL, A CO., New York. ing a lew bottles 1 was completely restored, und am now T roch e*. “ Great benefit when taken before ami after Just received a new and desirable assortment of October 25, 1859. 6m4- best that can be said of you is t ot half good enoneh.” Crape, Silk. Worsted ami Cotton Shawls. Yarn, and Board* at Ike Coimui rcinl IIotiNi in robust health.” preaching, us they prevent Hoarseness. From ' Worsted: High Colors fur Lace Work, Carpets, Ac.; { Dr. listabrook will h pleased to attend to all ca ---- GEORGE W. HOFFMAN says rfWwas allicted with their past effect, 1 think they will be of per- S clU rr txs.Cuaccr Tun Spring and Summer Millinery, liUiDS OF F.AYIII.IES rlieuinatism for 20 je a rs in all its various forms, and at Italian and French Crapes: Ladies’ Dresses oi everv des wliich he may he fave I, AT His o f f ic e , where I jnunent advantage to me. Ulceration, Caries j o f ANO FANCY GOODS, be font d day or night j the da’e of bis feller he had been two years well; the BRO W N ’S REV. E. ROW LEY, A. M. tk c B o n e s. (ription Hosiery and Ribbons, Leghorn Bonnets, Straw Bitters effecting the cure, when several physicians attend­ ccnsisting iu part of the follow ing articles : Bonnets and Hats Colored, BI.- ached and Pressed ; Gents’ Rock land, July 31, 1660. President ol Athens College, Tenn. A great variety of c o been reported to us whero ing him < ( ulddi. him no good. He says, “ for rheumatism, T ro ch e* , izr Sold bv all Druggists at TWENTY-FIVE ddnblo complniuts have resulted from straw fancy and mourning bonnets. C<>ats, Pants aud Vesu Cleansed or Colored without rip- d> spepsia, liver complaint, kidney affection or dropsy, it RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES and EDGINGS DR.J. ESTEN, Consumers Generally. CENTS A BOX. the use of this remedy, but our space here will not admit 1 is :i specifi-' certain rem edy.” Dee. 13, 1660. 6m5l of all descriptions. ■ds of . ^saleable colo ir shop-worn, saclr ns .1. W HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co., Ohio, (a them. Some of them may be found in our American Ipacas, Silks, i bs, Ribbons, Fringes, Hoceopathic Physician. Almanac, which the agents below uatne-d arc pleased to SHAKER HOODS rtcciiott where Fever and Ague prevails,) that lie most in groat variety. ., dyed and li sired nearly as Ollier in VVil.ou & W hile*. Block, RKAD ri’IIIS. ATWOOD’S furnish gratis to all who call for them. ell as cheerfulh n commends them of decided merit in ull cases HOSIERY AND GLOVES. ,1 ot fever and Ague. Dvspep.-ia and General Debility, DyiiUCjHia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep­ —ALSO— R O C K L A XI/ r just returned from Boston, i re picpn ALSO,—KNITTING and TIDY COTTON. WOOLEN oceri« >, as cheap tor CASH ns e D. K GA LI.EIIER S, M . I)., w rites Irom Van W ert, O , QUIN IKE TOKIC sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia cleansing and Scouting Nice Craps: Cashmere ami: R esidence r i W ater Street, firs Many remarkable cures of these affections have been YARN, ZEPHYR and GERMAN WORSTED other Shawls Bleached or Cleansed. Piano aud Table] ! this ide ol Bo on. This stuck coLsists in pu “ 1 most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Billets in great variety S p riding’s. io the notu-e 1.1 (lysiu-ptic persons,-tad all who require a made by the alterative power of this medii iiie. It stimu­ Cuvers, Silk Ribbons and Kill Gloves Cleansed. All work Rockland, .1 u lates tin* vital functions into vigorous action, and thus SHETLAND YARN ,n ail its shades. •lone in a m anner which will give satisfaction. stimulating medicine. BITTERS, •SZ7G.4 R. Such Xcwa we arc receiving Daily. overcomes di-onb-rs which would be supposed beyond its EMBROIDERING MATERIALS, Goods received .and forxvar ied by the Agents. The Bc*t Aromatic Tonic ever offered to icach. Such a remedy lias long been required by tho ne­ —II. Hutch, Rockland ; R. Y Crie, Waldobo- THOMAS PRYE, TEA, FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE. Such as SADDLERS mid EM BROIDERING SILK, the Public. cessities of the people, and we are confident that this will Tambo. Moravian and Nuns Cotton, Linen Floss, W a n d COFFE, •Sold by deniers in medicine generally. do for them all that medicine can do. Gold Braid, and other small articles too SPICES, M aich 12, 1661. 3ml2 RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY numerous to mention. Perry, Camden Harbor ; Jobn \. Watts, (Tenant's Har­ OFFICE XO. I KIMBALL BLOCK, For its Superior Medicinal Qualities. bor) St. G eorge; Mrs. N. Fuller, T hom aston; Ii. II. {Over the Store of M. C. Andrews.) LARD, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, W HITE GOODS. Keen. McLain's Mills : J. W. Lcnglellow. Machi .s. D w e lliu x II oiim i*. on Sprautf Street, CHEESE, BUTTER. Lawns, Cambrics, Brilliants, Muslin, Crimpofins, Mar­ I . 1.5tf posite liirigo Engine House. FOR TIIE RAPID CURE OF seilles, ami a general imsorluient of other goods usually ALL O R D ER S BY DAY OR N IG H T MOLASSES, SYRUP, Greatest Medical Circular <»I England, is a palatable and efficient lortn of Quinine, Coughs, Coiris, Influeuzu, Hoarseness, kept iu such an establishment. I be promptly attended to. RAISINS, PRUNES, Ever Published! PROGRESS ION! inining all the peculiar virtues of P biik w ia n bark. Croup, Bronehitis, Ineipicnt Con­ A G E N T FO R Lockland, Nov. 2(1 1858. 4s ordinarily necessary io effect rs of this iu- MAYO & KALER, cannot he excelled bv anv horn. in Boston. Owing to the a cure. Patients do not see each other. The most ample 8M1TH, No. 1 Old 8tate House, Boston. A Cure warranted iu every enwr*, GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., i difficulty of pit curing, in many 3wns, a strictly pure and g'lurniiiies of our ability and good faith promptly given After suffering with Rheumatism twenty years, and be­ R elief afforded in fweiity-four hour*. denied. Fees us reasonable as the very bigheet modes of ing confuted to tny bed several weeks hist spring, I was I t *: 12 Mnr»bnll turret, lin.ion, M.„ reliatde article of Liquots and Wines for medicinal and This Syrup is purely a vegetable preparation, and barm- treatm ent knoyvti to modern medic ul science, and a very entirely cured by the use of one bottle of “ Gardiner’s child. General Agents for New Eunhiin other purposes, we have for many years given special at­ long ami varied experience, will admit. P. O. Box 436.— Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound.”— NORMAN T. A |„il2 9 , 1861. |V| 8c:ol for Circular, and stale your case O ' plainly and fill- Bal- AYER8, 75 Franklin street, Boston. use itching, biting and tij-iress in the aa hiv uLa eW £§■* u&J Si a nJ tention to filling orders for P rivate Us e , and consumers tower part ot 'lie recurui and about the seat, (ufien mis- " er” I), and yt.ii yxill »eceive the C ircluarand our written reply Having been a constant sufferer from Neuralgia for eight, laken for the Piles,) di ugie :i!.ie s. ns.tlion ia > :,e epigas­ 'i)i;Y GOODS, will find it greatly to their advantage to send thei ders by return m ul. We will ansyver no letter unless it con- In Bi riiaiion. cell mouths, and been driven by excruciating pain to the tric region or low. r part of tbeb iwt Is. re«th-sac-s, wJke- to us direct, as we employ no travelling or other agentseuts ‘ en,h *U‘*|*PS Medicine and Instructions sent loosens the Cough, and promotes a favorable exjieetora- trial i«l numberless remedies without obtaining relief, I fuluess, starin g ami sere tming :a the sleep, fainting, ami Corner Store, Pillsbury Block, Maili St. promptly and carefully to any part of the world. tion. was induced to try “ Garuiiier’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia wha'ever. l’ersotis who require Pure Liquors and Wines,nes, ! March 28, 1661. 6ml4* not mi frequent I v spasm s or tits. EIIEN IL J1AVO, ( Iu C roup its powers are almost magical. This insidi-] Compound.” 1 have taken but one bottle and am entirely C aution.—The genuine has the name, “ Dr. E G. ; GUoltG K F. KAl.GR. J HOCK LA NJ> ia large or small quantities, may rest assured that all or­ cuts disease, coming literally “ like a thief in the night,” , well D. D. BAXTER, Dry Goods Dealer, No. 5, Apple- Gould's l ia W orm Syrup.” blown in < » b |. til.-, his por­ Uitr, t 3, 1859 14tl ders will receive our best personal attention, and that “ Bin .’de, ami I'll do you Good.” may be speedi v and effectually arrested by a few timely ton Block, Lowell, Mass. doses of this Balsam. trait, aud a lac simile ol his signature on the wi.ipper. I have been alllieted with Salt Rheum in its worst form every article sent from our house will be satisfactory in In W hoopinu Count!, it moderates the paroxysms, HERVEY A MOORE, Sole P a o r a iin ors. L I B B Y ' & S O N . DR. LANQLEY’S for a long time, and suffered more than can be imagined, every respect. Communications by mail will receive prevents the disease from resuming its severest and datt- except by those similarly afflicted. I tried one bottle of gerous form, and shortens its coiir>e. Addrctw GEO. C. GOODWIN Sk. CO ., 11 SHSP (ffl.t.XBLEBS, GROCERS prompt attention, with full and complete catalogue tf vour Compound, nnd can honestly say that I believe my­ a n d 12 Mar.*ImlI Hf., B c sto n , A lnss., General Eoot and Kerb Bitters Every family should keep it in the house, and thus avoid Agents fur New England. gootls, prices. Ac. ilirine for the cure of nil I lll(' dangerous ilelny m cn.lone.l liy nending oul for ihe self entirely cured.—JOHN A. MORDO, PF.a RL Street —AND— Continue he standard House, Boston, Mass. Sold by Druggists generallv. S. D. StBCJBAKDS SOftS, Bll'ious and Liver Complaint^ ; Humors, from a pimple medicine when needed for immediate use. April 2£, kGI. * Jyie to the worst putrid sore; Jaundice; Cnstiveness ; Head­ The best recommendation lor a good medicine is found “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound ” has (WA1LSSION MERCHANTS, SI & 89 Stale Street, Bowtoa. in its use. If the following certificate, from one who has entirely cured me of sufferings of several years’standing. pUSTIC, KEDWOoit, LOtfiVOOTi, Boston, April 6, 1661. 1)16 ache; Piles. Dyspepsia; Indigestion; Weakness, Ac.—t Corner of 2Ol!i and Cary Sired*. They are both alterative and tonic, regulate the stomach used it, dees not give you confidence iu it, try one bottle W. E HODGKINS, No. 1 Old State House, Boston. aud.bowels, stimulate the Liver, restore the appetite, pro­ for yoursell, and you \vill be conviueed. It will cost you My son, ten years of age, hu« been for three years a PURE OTTER, mote digestion,give strength, quicken the circulation, and but •wcnty-Jive cents, and may save you as many dollars great sufferer from Salt Rheum, his hands covered with purify the blood better thau any medicine ever know n.- bills. cnnsta.it pain ; one bottle of your compound PURE CUDBEAR. IA1 They are made of the best Boot* and Herbs, nmong which Dixm ont, Oct. 29. 1859. cured h m —J. VV. HAMMOND, 99 Milk Street, Boston i'. 1, 18GL ii WORK. A new and full assortm ent which will be sold rarSir—1 have used your Cough Bai­ PURE INDIGO, are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thoroughwort, Da. W a it it EX Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound ” has Cherry, Poplar and Prickly Ash Barks, Rliulnnb, Dandc ] sain iu my pract lor ihe year past, and can suy that ii PURE COCHIXEAL, W1S.L.1 A l l F. failed in tirely cured me of Neuralgia.-W C. THOMPSON JOV, C la o a p fox* O a s I s . . Ii n. and others recently added, all so skillfully combined is all that il is re. oiiimeuded -----, Proprietor Pearl St. House, Boston, Mass. PURE ALUM, as to act in ntcordrnce with the laws ol Nature, formingning ij Nllordlug...... «» ------relief------yvhenever 1 have “gi G II DAY M D. Sliipiiiii"' > IIOSTOW. Ladies in patticulur tire requested to call at my rooms erick Sq , East Boston. ABRAM WEEKS, Webster St Y oung; ?»Ien I n . j and examine the work, as 1 ant sute they will he .satisfied ast Boston. * with both price and u aterial. GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. LORD RENFREW. RARET. UNION, \ND Joining Atlantic Slall BuiSdio^, METCALF & DUNCAN, The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been taken POCKET CAPS! Obdehs i on C ustom W ork promptly executed and THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT. by hundreds o f persons for Scrofulous Humors with great F L 'R . W O O L n „ d F R E N C H H A T S , all o f" r ,h<‘ 1",r|’"' f transacting the .Shipping & Commission Merchants. entire satisfaction warranted. benefit. Grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon tny Especially des'gned for the use of the Medical Profession jhe Latest styles, together with a fresh assortment of FLOUR & GRAIN BUSINESS,. 2 3 SOUTH STREET. humble efforts Io please the public iu the past, I *hall en and the F am ily, hits all of those intrinsic medicinal quali­ Principal Depot, 87 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. - Together with all kinds of deavor to use my best effoits to retain the present trade ties (tonic and diuretic) which beiong to an old and purr Wholesale Agents for New York, BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS ! N E W Y O R K . and respectfully solicit an extention of the same. Gin It has received the personal endorsement of over unsurpassed in Excellence of Taste, Richness of Stvle W. I. Goods, Groceries, Sic., &c. B. F . M e t c a l f , ( seven thousand physicians, who have recommended it in MACY A JENKINS, 67 LIB ER TY S T R E E T , Economy and Durability ! S a u l . D uncan, y ju n e 3, 1859. (23) SHAVING DEPARTMNT. the treatment of Gravel, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Obstruc­ For safe by apothecaries generally throughout the United I5O Bblf. Best Brands Milwaukee Flour. Sh:tviiig, Ilai^C utling, Shampooing, Coloring, Curling, tion or Suppression of the Menses, A flections of the Kid- GIVE HIM AX EARLY CALL’ 1OO B'oI m. lii.st Brands New’ York Flouv. and Hrizzling done a little better than at any other estab DLM'R I'*une geuuiue unleaa s’S»cd by CHAS. F. GaR- 15 tf lishmeut in the State, this is what the neople say. nep u teup in quait and pint hotties, and sold by all drug­ 50 Bids. Choice Double Exira New York Flour. GEO. L. HATCH, Sold by JO H N BALCII A SON, Waldoboro: WM. II. PERFUMERY gists and Town Agents. WETHERBEE A BRO., Warren ; G. I. ROBINSON 5ooJ V Extra Kentucky Flour, shipping fe Commission Merchants A. M. B1N1NGER Jc CO., Sole Proprietors, Field Seed. 1 ptions for sale at this establishment. and S. WALDO, Thomaston ; C. P. FESSENDEN F. G* <>nrO O Bushels Prime, New, Norfolk an d Mary- * „ „ . -rr - of all t COOKING STOVE, (Established in 1778.) No 19 Broad street, N. Y. COOK, J. 8. HALL A CO., und LEVI M. ROBBINS* UST RECEIVED from the most reliable Seed Growers land Corn ■ - 22 South Street, (Up Stairs, MR. J L. GIOFR a Y will challenge the world i pro- Hot Air Brought and Ventilated Oven. For sale in Boston by GEO. C. GOOD W IN A. CO ,N os. Rockland. ’ and Importers, the largest assoitment ol Garden aud P...L I . . . , , , . , : ...... I 3-if N I K -’.W W VY O R I K C . duce a Salve equal to his 11 ami 12 Marshall St., WEEKS «k POTTER, SETII E. Nov. 7. I860. jy4Q J J, Molasses. .Sugars of all kinds, Te a, Coffee, TIIE LATEST THING OUT—INVE.MTLD IW9. PECKER, D GOODNOWA CO.. REED, CUTLER A Field Seeds ever before offered in this market. The seeds onnp. Butter, Cheese, Fluid, Kerosene Oil, Ac , Samaritan Salve, DAPTED to all countries and climates, for wood or are ull of the first qunlity, fresh and new and are warrant­ any desired quantity. coal, with or without Hot Water Reservoir and Warm­ CO , M. 8. UUItlt A CO., STEPH EN W E E B 8. T . L. \ SM ITH, 8. PEIR C E A CO., C. 8. D a VIS A CO. ed to be true to their names. Sold at Wholesale or Retail, ouid «hv to the purch'ising community, that, hav- JACOB ItOSEVELT & SON. which is for sale at his establishment and by Druggists, ing Closet. ’Ill’s new and beautiful cooking apparatus FACTORY in bulk, by the pound, ounce, bushel quart, nr in papers •‘eveial years experience in the burincatr. we H itter generally. Every mother should not tail ) have a box in combining more valuable improvements than any °*ber March 1,1861. ly 11 neatly labeled, at the AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE T. .t We k““w when, where mid how to buv our « 3S B S9 C B3.B EB £ , R IS N , the house in case of acciilent. Stove in the world ; and the very perfect manner in which AND SEED STO RE, 3 Palm er Block nn i.v ““ “S*111 established iu the W e st, under J. L. GIOFRAY t is niHde and finished makes Fruit and Urnaiueutal Trees, J. P. WISE, Agent. ... •..rJ7i°n. ollr 1'“UI WBtnufaciured, w e will say DEALERS IN Rockland. Sept. 20, 1859. YARNS, FLANNELS &c. Rockland, April 3,1861. 15 if nr? ‘nlr"d|»s "HI. us thev are sure of a Cordnoc, 0:1, Puiul. Tar, Pitch, Oakum. THE GOOD SAMARITAN SHRUBBERY, &c. rick at prices which cannot fail to suit. W . 0. FULLER, - . Spear Block, &c«, Ship StoreS, Provisions and Groccricw. State Prison Demands. The Mo*t Desirable. The subscriber has for sale at his nursery, a K erosen e Oi!, call before purebn-in u. T h e Mo*Z B e a u tifu l. A (tnl for (be W nrren Factory J B. LITCH FIELD 22 SOUTH ST., 33 COEXTIES SLIP rnllE late Warden, one day before the expiration ol his The Mo*t Econouiienl. Union. Common, i llte Market—always to be U. A. LITCHF IELD. H AS ON HAND A GOOD STOCK OF THEIR Rockland, April 3, 1861. N E W Y O R K . 1 commission, put n schedule of all the demands due the The Moat Perfect, Apple, Plum and Cherry Trees, Red and While Dutch ______15lf Prison, in the hands of hii attorney to collect. WT „ w , KIMBALL A- INGRAHAM. Manila Rope, Tar’d Rope, Anchors and Chains, Bunting And the Most Valuable of STOVES. Currants, Yellow Antwerp Raspberry Bushes, Gooseberry Flags, While Lead, Paint Oil, Lamp Oil, Patent Wind Those persons however, who will call at our office and N • B.—V\ e pay from 5 to 10 cis per Gal. more for our B ir d S eed . settle the demands against them before the tenth day of Innumerable references can be given but its excellencies Bushes and Grape Vines of severul varieties, Weeping Tarns, Flannels, Cassimeres lasses,