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EVENING SOLACE. UNWELCOME SPRING. and dwelt upon her departure with almost P opping the Question.— ’What a strange Life in (he South and South-West. forded a sufficient key to the curious mystery, serve to be millionaires, and to be surrounded thing is acquaintance !’ said a beautiful girl which had struck me with* so much astonish­ with circumstances such as they would prescribe. exulting joy. ment, both in the overbearing demeanor of the BY CURRIER BELL. ‘I knew that through Christ I was prepared the other day to a friend of ours— ’A year They suppose that if they were thus situated,' 1 saw her from mv sash above. BY CHARLES SUMMERFIELD. young man and in the craven acquiescence of ago we had not seen each other—many a The human heart has hidden treasures, they could do something io accordance with All winter at her window screen } to go,’ she said to her pastor; ‘I knew there the yielding suitors. their s«nse of worth. But neither fortune nor Unwittingly we feel in love, were glories in the bright world above, that season had rolled its course, bringing hope, ‘ Look how Jack Allen makes them shy off!” In secret kept, in silence sealed ; THE INCOGNITA. The thoughts, the hopes, the dreams, the pleasures, circumstanses favor them, and becoming disap­ Our kisses crossed half way between, the imagination cannot conceive of; yet happiness, and perchance sorrow to each, said the captain of a St. Louis steamboat, grin­ Whose charms were broken if revealed. pointed in their aspirations, they conclude to Among those naked linden trees ; have shuddered from my infancy at death. without the cognizance of the other, and now ning his approbation. do—nothing. Snch persons are do-nothings, And days may pass iu gay confusion, And happily the hours took wing; we are so intimate!” Our friend says she On Christmas night, in the year of grace 18- ‘ It is no wonder,’ suggested au attorney of under any circumstances. Tho spirit which Their leaves now rustle in the breeze: The thought of dissolution with its icy chill, And nights iu noisy riot fly, and quivering breath, made me cold at my looked so lovely he could not help pressing 40, the Globe ball-room, in the good city of the city ; • no peaceable person will dispute for yields its power of doing the good which might Ah, why return, unwelcome Spring. New Orleans, presented an appearance ot unu- tho prize with that matchless master of the While lost in Fame’s or Wealth’s delusion, heart, and I strive to forget it but cannot.— her delicate cheek, he asked her if he had be done, because it is not invested with more suul gaiety and grandeur. The illumination sword as well as pistol.’ Then memory of the past may die. wealth, or better circumstances, is not a spirit Tbeir gloomy vault obscures my view Yet, since you, since my motner, since all aught to do with the happiness of herfuture. ‘ Who makes it a point of practice to fight was splendid, and the hand, the very best that But there are hours of lonely musing, which is worth anything; and when such per­ Of that bright angel who below, who know me have made it a familiar and ‘You are in all my dreams of coming days,’ money could procure, filled the ear with rich two duels a year,’ added a pale clerk. Such as in evening’s silence come, sons fall, into inanition; under pretence that To little birds, benignant, threw replied she. They are to be married next strains of tho merriest music. Indeed, every­ ‘ A ll! that class of ladies love the money household word— clothed it in beautiful When, soft as birds their pinions closing, their lot is unfavorable, it is a certain sign that Their daily food upon the snow. thing had been arranged to pleuse the senses more than the man,’ remarked a French petit They called her, and their matin song thoughts, and surrounded it with heavenly month. We consider this one of the neatest they are net worthy to be invested with more and excite the imagination. The walls were mailre, with philosophical coolness, The heart’s best feelings gather home. Was wont my morning star to bring; images, it has become less and less terrible, ‘poppings o’the question’ ever heard of, tho Then in our souls there seems to languish means or more favorable circumstances. The wreathed all over with the radiant evergreens ‘ Yes, certainly ; and Jack Allen is worth a by the way, we think it ought to have hap­ A tender grief that is not woe ; really worthy man will carve his own way to Yes, beauties rare to suow belong ; till now I can hold my hand to him who of the south, intermingled with sparkling bou­ million,’ observed a cotton broker enviously. Ah, why return, unwelcome Spring! And thoughts that once wrung groans of anguish, fortune and to lame. He will not despise the unlocks the spirit and says, ‘death where is thy pened in leap yerr. quets which rivalled the tints of the iris, and ‘ Can it be possible that the fellow will be Now cause but some mild tears to flow. day of small things. He will be industrious, Were but thy hateful shades withdrawn, sting ?' would have rendered the air fragrant as a field fool enough to marry such a creature!’ prudent economical, persevering. Such, for­ 1 might to sec her rising, run. As she spoke thus a ray from the setting TiieGerman for P late.— ‘Good gracious, of flowers, but for the prevalence of other and ‘ He is already engaged to the most beautiful And feelings, once as strong as passions, tune seldom neglects ; and when she ever’ does, Fresh, as the goddess of the dawn sun imaged a crown of glory upon her fair Anna, what is the German for a plate ?’ Tel­ still more powerful odors—musk, cologne, and and accomplished girl in New’ Orleans, Miss Float softly back,—a faded dream: it is only to give them an imperishable fame, as the stimulating scent of eau-de-vie. Genevieve Garnet,’ answered the broker. the gems of the world, who, through every sort Roll back the curtains of the sun: brow:—Her mother and friends at that mom­ ler,’ I replied, leaning over the stair.— ‘Tell Our own sharp griefs aud wild sensations And still when Sol withdraws his fires, Iu the gorgeous light of the great saloon, be­ ‘ Ayo ; and she would never speak to him if | The tastes of others’ suflerings seem : of adversity, have achieved for their fellow men ent entered. her what?’ returned my aunt, not supposing My star is setting, I might sing, neath half-a-dozen brilliant chandelie-s of burn- ■ she only knew how he spends his evenings,’ • Oh, when the heart is bleeding, benefits which all the wealth of a country wus ,1'Rleh,’ -.said the pastor, with uplifted that she had heard aright. ‘Tellar,’ I ans­ ,ish.ed silver, score! of smiling dancers whirled | affirmed the lawyer. inadequate to secure.- 3oslor. HtrS&s. ( She sleeps, her radiant light expires ; hands, and Nhey . stood transfixed. With How longs it foi’Jict tfuie to be, llijWlr -unwell • W Iping! wered back at the top of my voice. ‘How away in the wanton evolutions of the w altz; The interlocutors then moved off, and leftme When, through the mist of years receding. that last holy smile he had marked au in­ can I tell her, unless you tell me what to tell and when one set became exhausted, another to the solitude of my owu thoughts, or rather Its woes but live in reverie! O ne of the Dark Spots of London. My heart for winter yearns, ill vain, stantaneous change; and as he bent forward, her ?’ she retorted in a tone that betokened immediately assumed their place, so that the reveries—for always, when alone, my imagina­ And fain would 1 the hailstones hear floor was never vacant. These ceaseless revel­ tion usurps the office of tho senses, and begins And it can dwell on moonlight glimmer, The Daily News, in alluding to the low parts through the lips so beautifully wreathed was gradually becoming heated and, indeed, of St. Clements Lane as a ‘ London fever hole/ Resounding en my window pane, there came no breath. lers were chiefly dressed in the most gaudy fash­ the work of embodying dream-pictures—very On evening shades and loneliness, And see the feathery snow appear. the weather was sultry. ‘Can’t you hear me ion, glittering with gold and starry jewels, but much, surely, to my individual satisfaction, as And while the sky grows dim aud dimmer, thus draws the abodo of men and women of ‘Well might she exclaim, ‘Death, where O. what’s thy ancient reign to me. tell you to tell her teller !, ‘That’s just what wearing the costumes of different aud even dis­ I commonly assume tho position of central fig­ Feel no untold and sad distress,— * merry England.’ What are thy flowers, the sweets they fling, is thy sting!’ said the pastor, turning with Iwant to do ; hut how can I tell her unless tant centuries, and personating various charac­ ure iu the group. It is true my eye followed Only a deep impulse given ‘ A track through the heart of the Black While I her smile no longer see ? tearful eyes ‘never saw I the.kiug of terrors I know what to tell her ?’ I was laughing so ters, according to tho fancy of each individual. mechanically the handsome youth and his char­ By lonely hour and darkened room, Forest, or a pass through the bowels of a moun­ Oh, why return unwelcome Spring! in so lovely a garb. IIow sweet she sleeps!’ heartily th at I could only shout out, ‘Tell J In fine, it was that perilous amusement—the ming partner through all the windings of the To solemn thoughts that soar to heaven, tain in Arabia Petrea could not be more close Aye ! sweetly still, in the grave-yard upon her teller.’ B ut fearing th at my aunt might abhorrence of wealthy fathers, who have way- graceful waltz ; but still I saw them not, heard Seeking a life and world to come. and dreary. You might walk here in a good Had my rapt glance my eye-sight cost, , a i t i „. • ward sons to visit the seductive capital of the not even the loud braying of the brass band, for stiS hurricane and hardly know it; a summer I’d had no greater ill to rue, the hill side, and on the white shaft that become exasperated I ran down stairs, and , Crcgeent and th(j terrQr of aU shower might pass and leave you dry. You are bears her name, some loving hand chiselled. my soul went with my heart, and that was far Curious Submarine Operation. For I in either case had lost for her edifidation uttered the magic word, i auj n(lt a pew ;lfl’eotionate wives—the free mas- away, iu time as well as space—away over tho in the region of perpetual shadow, and tho wo­ The only use 1 put them to : ‘27 is not hard to die.’ Of course, the desired plate was produced I querude, which aoy one might enter by paying blue sea, and the darker ocean of distant ages, We translate from a French newspaper the men and children who sit and sprawl upon the I never may attain to her, to her great amazement ; hut she good-natur- J the initiatory fee o f five dollars, with a form oi peerless beauty by my side. Iu following account of a singulur affair in India: door-steps, are scarcely less in-doors than when And nought to me her steps can bring, ‘ The religion of Brahma obliges the Hindoos languishing in their dark aod fetid room ; and R ecovery of an A merican Girl from ly joined in my unrepressed merriment— | However, not more than a moiety of tho ar- plain terms, I was walking in a moonlight grove Why dost thou yearly thus recur, Autobiography o f an Actress. ! dent partakers in the pastime wore visors. I'he in the suburbs of ancient Athens, altetnately of both sexes to make their ablutions several no wonder, for, according to actual measure­ Ah, why return, unwelcome Spring ! I ndian Captivity.—The California papers i most handsome youDg men. and nearly all the making love to the blushing Aspasia, and dar­ times a day in tho Ganges, or some other sacred ment, the courts vary in breadth from six to publish an interesting account of the rescue beautiful women, preferred to dazzle the eye ing Pericles to a duel with double-barreled guns, river. The ladies have a custom of meeting in twelve feet. Here are the holes in which our 1 will not, may not tarry here, of a beautiful young American girl, named Going Through tub Motions.—We were with the charms of living nature, rather than in Doth of which lofty feats, by a miracle, I great numbers in enclosures surrounded by human fellow creatures swarm like vermin.— Thus wretched, miserably bliud, Miss Olive Oatman, from a slavish captivity amused with an affair, (says a New York pa­ to attract observation by affecting mystery and proved successful ; for his enchanting mistress fences of bamboo, reeds and curtains, in which According to a report published in the Daily ’Till these green leaves shall disappear, they are not only sheltered from the obsevation News of May 1st, no less than fifty inmates were by the Yuinar Indians. It appears that. per,) which happened a few weeks since in concealment. The exceptions were composed of turned up her fine Grecian nose at the orator, I go, but leave mv soul behind, those wliose fair fame would have suffered irre­ as he himself showed the white feather to me of the curious, but from all possible accidents found to reside in one of the houses in Middle But when from these wild trees the baud ‘On the 19th of March, 1851, a family this city. A young gentleman called upon and surprises on the part of the dangerous in­ Serie’s place (formerly Little Shire-lane,) and of emigrants named Oatman, from Iowa, en parable disgrace by the publicity of their con­ in the combat with shot-guns! At length, Of Boreas shall their foliage wring, the leader of a cotillion band, aud ordered tact with such a vulgar crew. however, tho sublime cloud-castle came tumb­ habitants of the river. in Shipyard many of the houses are built back Then I’ll resume my wonted stand. route for California, composed of Lorenzo five musicians for a certain evening. There All around the walls extended long benches ling down about my ears, as a solitary sunbeam Several years since the authorities of Benares to back, entirely preventing thorough ventila­ Fleet, fleet away, unwelcome Spring ! Oatman, wife and seven children, (three were four in the band, including the leader, for the accommodation of the numerous specta­ of pure reason penetrated the structure, and I were called upon to record the disappearance of tion. The gentleman who made the examina­ boys and four girls,) while encamped about who informed the applicant that he could tors, embracing swarms of strangers, and many remembered two fundamental, and, as Emerson a certain number of women, drowned in the pub­ tion states that water-butts are kept in under­ “IT IS NOT HARD TO DIE.” one hundred and twenty-five miles from the not comply with his request. ‘You must eminent citizens of New Orleans, who frequent­ would say, eternal facts —first, that I did not lic baths, and since then, every day, during sev­ ground cellars, the waJ9 and flooring of which eral years, four or five have disappeared in the are continually damp to the touch, and where the mouth of the Gila river, were attacked by have five” said the young gentleman* ‘But ly attend such occasions to witness the mum­ understand a syllable of the Attic language; mery and wild frolie, more real and life-like and, secondly, that the use of firearms was al­ same manner, from the midst of their compan­ water, imbibing the filthy exhalation of the nr MRS. M. A. DENNISON. the Mohave Indians and all but one boy there are only four of us, sir,’ replied Joe.— ions, apparently drawn under with violence by plaee, acquires a dreadful odor; that the ceil­ and two girls massacred in cold blood.— than auy theatrical representations. Indeed, it together unknown to the ignorant barbarians of ‘Not one less than five,’ perisisted the is not considered, in tho slightest degree, igno­ that remote epoch. an irresistible force. This state of things led to ings of some of these cellars are actually below The hoy in the dark succeeded in escaping, a thousand inquiries, and gave birth to many the level of the roadways, so that the inhabit­ ‘Now, Doctor, said a sweet-faced girl, other. minious for gentlemen of the highest class to On coming back from my starry excursion to and was picked up on the following day suppositions. Some said it was a crocodile that ants are obliged to burn candles through the looking with confidence into the kind face The gentleman was about leaving, when a patronize these assemblies, although it is need­ the iron-angled present, Jack Allen and his be­ by a company of emigrants, about forty barber, well known to our citizens volunteer- less to remark that no iemale of pure reputation witching partner were once more visible; but a had entered the bath, and had established him­ whole day, with the exception of a few hours ; that had bent over her so often, ‘tell me, is miles foom the scene of murder.’ ever gazes on such scenes, save under the pro­ third figure more especially rivetted my atten­ self like a wolf in a sheep-fold, but they were and that terrier dogs are kept in many of the his services, making the number complete. houses as a protection against the rats. Yet there any certainty that I shall ever recover? For years, nothing was heard of the fate tective disguise of a mask. tion. This was a female, dressed in the blaek assured that no aperture existed large enough to I think n o t; so you see I am prepared for W hat are yon going ’ to play ?’ asked give entrance to that ferocious and redoubtable out of these hideous tenements, considerable of the young girls, till at length the Yuman Joe, when the gentlemrn left. ‘The flute! But the music and dancing do not form, by costume and sable veil of a nun, who continual­ ill tidings, and I am continually torment­ any means, the most potent or dangerous allure- ly followed the couple previously mentioned— reptile. Others suggested that it was a shark sums of money are drawn every year by lotting Indians offered to exchange two female why yon don’t know one note from another -’ I ““Jnt“ q“-ch drawa gu3h multitudes to these de- ing myself with the question. W ill you not wherever they moved, apparently watching all or some otner voracious fish, but sharks do not and sub-lefcting. Hideous women, foul and prisoners with the officers at Fort Yuma for ‘le s, but I can put a cork in the mouth-hole moralising places of resort. Doors open from their gestures with the most painful interest.— live in fresh water, and are not in the habit of slatternly, loll out of windows, or lean against he candid with me, dear Dr. Ellis?’ beads, blankets, Ac. Col.Nauman, U. S. A., seeking adventures in rivers at so great a dis­ door-posts, overcome with terrible lassitude aud ‘While there is life,’—commenced the and go through the motions.’ The plan the principal hall into other apartments devoted It is utterly impossible for me either to describe some time after, hearing this story, offered succeeded, and the barber was praised for to drinking and gaming, where unknown thous­ or explain the thrilling emotions which I felt at tance from the sea. The Brahmins, on being indolence, which cannot fail to arise from the Doctor, hut the frail young creature inter­ consulted, accused the evil spirit. The police, influences by which they are surrounded; not the ransom and an Indian brought iu Miss his remarkable softness in blowing. ands of thoughtless victims have been plunged the instant when I peieeivedthis singular incog­ rupted him, saying; into irretrievable and utter ruin. nita. Her form, indeed, was light, lovely, and knowing no causo to which to attribute these impudeut and brazen, but oppressed with the Oatman. daily disappearances, undertook to deny them hopeless burden of their lives. The children ‘No, doctor that won't do ; I must have ‘When brought in, she was dressed as all Almost a stranger in the metropolis, I was ethereal as that of a sylph, who liad floated all your professional opinion; and when I say N ew I dea.—An artist in New Orleans is standing apart in one corner of the grand saloon, its life in the sunbeams of summer ; aud every altogether. Nevertheless, they explored the sullen, dirty and fierce—young tigers, without the females of the Yuma Moeave Indians, whole river space in front of the city, but found their beauty or their health—lay or fight in the that my soul’s happiness, for the remnant of about getting up a panorama of a law suit.— surveying the brilliant groups of the siugular gliding step, every airy motion, possessed a and on a white man approaching, threw nothing to remark, except some vases of baked roadways umidst the cabbage-stalks, potato- The first scene opens with the year one, and panorama that incessantly shifted before my nameless, ineffable grace, which excelled all the this life, will he affected by your desision, herself prostrate on the sand, and would .not earth floating upon the surface oi tho river, and peelings, oyster-shells, and standing puddles.— surely you will grant me this request.’ the last closes with doomsday! view—although I must confess that my mind evolutions of the most fascinating glances. rise until suitable garments were brought was far more occupied with the involuntary sug­ While I remained spell-bound, vainly endeav­ apparently following its course. But, " as it is Men am very seldom seen. And over the young ‘But could you hear------' gestions of the sight, than by the present sensa­ oring to pierce the dark visor that I was certain the custom in India to expose the dying upon and old tower tho melancholy house-fronts, her. She has almost entirety forgotten her shutting out the sky and the breeze, and, black ‘Anything, doctor, but this suspence. I Curiosity.—Among the curiosities lately tions of the scene itself. In dim and dreamy concealed such celestial beauty, the youth, Jack the Ganges, supported under tho armpits by native tongue, being only able to speak two similar earthen vessels, no notice was taken o f! and saturated with tho pestilent vapors which, am willing to he told the exact state of the or thiee words. * * * * * added to the Boston Museum is a musquito’s revery, my imagination wandered back through Alien, and his Mena, passed by me, and entered case; for, you see, some days I feel so real­ the nebulous mist of three hundred years, to the the room set apart for refreshments. The nun them. Meaetime the ladies continued their ab- rising unseen around them, ‘ Hang their poisons Her youngest sister died about six months bladder, containing the souls of twenty- lutions, only taking care to keep near the shore.' in the sick air.’ ” ly well, that my hope is unduly excited, and days of the bewitching but wickesl Catharino de essayed to follow them, but the door-keeper ob­ before the rescue of Miss Olive. The hair of four misers, and the fortunes of fifty-one prin­ One day, last April, one of them, while in the when the sleepless hours and terrible pains Medici, and those or the bloody-crowned beast, jected, urging—‘ No, one, neither lady nor gen­ the young lady being of a light golden color, ters—nearly half full. Henry VIII., when the mask of the mummer tleman, is allowed to come in here without a water, raised a loud ery and disappeared ; but, A Man Overboard. come, death takes an awful shape, and fright­ as she was young and robust, she resisted vigor­ the indians colored it black—using a dye glittered as a pageant of royal halls, as insepa­ partner.’ The clipper ship Flying Cloud, Capt. J. P. ously, aud succeeded in disengaging herself from ens me out of repose. . But if I was certain’ rable an appendage as the jewelled diadem, and The incognita uttered a slight ery, half way Cressy, on the last passage from China to New made from the bark of the Meskeet tree.— J udge H ays ofCalifornia recently decided the grasp of her enemy, which, from the ebuli- — she spoke with solemnity— ‘I would teach lords and ladies, the proudest in all the land, de­ between a sob and agroan ; and glancing around York, was in the vicinity of Madagascar, going She was eleven years old when taken pris­ that fourteen colored persons who were taken tion of the water, the other affrighted bathers my mind to dwell upon it in such a way that lighted to do it honor. the hall, her attention, at last, seemed iixed on along at the rate of 12 knots, with a fine breeze oner, which will make her sixten now, though took to be a monstrous crocodile, and fled to mv foolish fears would leave me.’ to California iu 1851 by Robert Smith, their Then I thought of the clamorous carnival at my face. Presently, she approached, with on the quarter, when a young man who was she is more fully developed than many girls owner, could not be taken back by him to Venice, and framed innumerable pictures of its tremulous agitation, and said, in a w hisper-1 !,he!r companions on the shore. But what was passing a studding-sail tack aft, outside of the ‘My sweet girl,’ said the doctor, taking of twenty.’ . , r /• - , their astonishment, when in the midst of the her wasted hand, ‘I will grant this request. Texas, under pretext of being their proper wild mirth and madness until the flashing lights Will you render a favor to a friendless girl, n p n.n'nr r l • r i n t bulwarks, fell overboard. The watch was busy guardiau—they being entitled to freedom. faded from my eye altogether, and fancy, bathed who has been deeply wronged by a villain!’ excitement of escape, she informed them that on the forecastle, and did not notice him. For­ You cannot certainly recover, unless some she had been attacked, not by a crocodile, hut in the moonlight of that old siren city of the Her breath was was sweet as some exquisite tunately, Mrs. Cressy, who was in the cabin, A musing anecdote.— In a letter from Rev. by a man, a veritable man ! In fact, it appear­ extraordinary providence occurs. Your life sea, listening to the songs of the gondoliers, perfume, and the murmur of her voice seemed looking out of a stern window, saw him, and may he protracted some months yet, but not A. C. Thomas to the Christian Repository, Jim, I believe Sam’s got no truth in and the far-ringing laughter of youth and mai­ more than mortal music ; so 1 assented at once, ed. upon further investigation, that this man, imiuediately ran on deck, snd threw a life-buoy over a year at the farthest, so it seems to the writer relates the following pleasing him.’ ‘You don’t know, nigga; dare’s more den, of baron and buflbon, aud we penetrated the sanctum devoted to oys- abusing his skill as a diver, daily glided into the overboard. Still the ship was going alongsteadi- bath, having his head covered with a vase, in anecdotes: truth in dat nigga dan all the rest on the Again the mental vision changed, and swept ters and champagne, where wo seated ourselves ly on hn course, for as yet, Mrs. Cressy alone me.’ which he had made two holes, through which over centuries of more distant times ; and I at a small table, only divided from that of Jack knew that there was a man overboard. The The pale cheek grew a shade paler, hut In a late conversation with Dr. Furness, plantation.’ ‘How do you make dat?’ ‘Why, to observe those bathers who wore most jewelry, walked through the enchanted streets of impe­ Allen and Mena by a thin partition of colored captain was on the forecastle, busy among tho the smile faded not on the gentle lips. he related an anecdote which pleased me. he never let any out.’ (the ladies of India always bathe in their at­ rial Rome at the noon of its marvellous glory, paper. men, preparing to setanother studding-sail; the ‘Thank you, doctor,’ was her reply, ‘thank A poor woman who had been very attentive tire,) and then seized, drowned and stripped and heard the voices of numberless nations hail­ • What shall I order ?’ I gallantly inquired of helmsman,was intent only upon keeping the to him in his extremity of need, now visited them. The villain was arrested, and was hang­ vou for your trust aud confidence in me.— Clothes no Protection for Character.— ing the democratic feast of the golden age, and my nun. ship her due course, the ready “ aye, aye, sir,” ed upon the quay of Bennares to the great sat­ You shall see I will not abuse them.’ him accompanied by her little daughter-— “ Byles,” the Boston correspondent of the New shouting in tones of thunder, “lo Saturnalia ‘ Nothing for me,’ she said iu ascarcely audi­ might be heard, in response to some command, isfaction of the inhabitants.’ The beautiful consumptive sat alone in her Nor did she go empty-handed, hut carried York Tribune, avows himself to be not the per­ when masters and servants instantly became ble whisper. ‘ I wish to overhear the conversa­ when Mrs. Cressy rushed forward, with extend­ large easy chair some moments after the doc­ a present of a ealfs-foot jelly, which she son whom The Boston Courier takes him to be, peers, and perfect equality reigned from the tion at the next table.’ ed arms, too agitated to speak. “ What is tho and of that person tells the following anecdote. tor was gone. She gazed about her on lux­ thought would minister to his comfort. banks of the Tiber to tho ends of the earth. Just then, the discourse to which she alluded What is Ho Worth. matter with Mrs. Cressy!’ asked one of the The little girl, after a few minutes of si­ Tho individual to whom the story refers, we W hat a miracle of more than magic is this touched on a subject that appeared to shock her men, who was near the captain. “ Eh! what!” uries which wealth unbounded had procured presume to be E lizcr W right, formerly of The lent observation, pulled the sleeve of her inexplicable power of association, that unites like a thunderbolt, as she vibrated in every Whenever an individual is spoken of, almost rejoined the eapting, casting a glance on deck, for her pleasure, and the large untroubled Chronotype. and The Commonwealth, and now the three worlds, the present, the future, and nerve. the first question which is put respecting him, and the next second his voice rang fore and a f t: eye grew dim. mother, and whispered softly respecting the said to be a writer on The Chronicle : the past, and by the mystic thread of conscious­ “ And so you are going to marry the proud is, what is he w ortli! or, in other words, how “ Hurd down the helm—one man aloft to look " ‘Then I must die !’ she said to herself, ‘and patient— One day he was driven by stress of circum­ ness, hinds all ideas into one world of thought, Miss Garnet!’ remarked Mena, in tones of an­ much property is he possessed of! In this sec­ out—clear away the lee quarter-boat—call all oh, this fear, not of au hereafter, hut of that ‘God did not make him handsome.’ stances to a restaurant near State street to get performing in the soul what the mighty law of ger- . tion oi tho country where the possession of rich­ hands!” He comprehended in an instant the dread passing through the valley which shad­ When the plate of jelly was handed him, his dinner. He had never been iu the place be­ attraction does in the external universe, and 1 Yes, for the sake of her plantation and ne- es, especially if they have arisen from the in­ disaster, which Mrs. Cressy could not speak. ows my hours my suffering ! Even my relig­ he partook of it with unmistakable signs fore, and knew nothing about it. lie noticed causing all, even tho most fragmentary images \ groes,’ replied Allen ; ‘ but I do not love her, dustry, self-denial, sagacity of the possessor, are The ship was soon hove to and the quarter that the tables were generally filled by “ per­ that he greatly relished the luxury; and of the intellect, to revolve around the common , and you shall always he the idol of my heart and a mark of energy and shrewdness, this is almost boat afloat, with orders to pull in the wake of ion does not dissipate that shrinking, shud­ sons of eminent gravity,” with a fair sprinkling the only question we ask respecting an indi- soon after the visitors left the house, the centre of personal identity. How much more I home.’ the ship until recalled by signal. The sea was dering fear. The impressions of my child­ of white chokers among their personal adorn­ rapid than the lightning along its electric wire ! Instantly the nun grasped my arm with eon- uidual— but the answer we receive does not rather rough, but the boat pulled steadily to hood will not go away hut return with new little girl said; ments. He also observed that the master of the is the flight of imagination, from link to link vulsive energy and drew me with her out of tho always inform us of the merits or the worth ol windward, at the rate of three knots an hour. force.’ And as she thus half whispered to ‘Mother, do you think the jelly tasted establishment took the pains to take his order over this viewless chain, defying alike all the room. As soon as we gaiued the hail, she ask- the man. Capt. Ciessy went aloft and scanned the hori­ herself, a lonely matron entered, and hurry­ good to him ?’ himself, and even waited upon him in person; ohstruetions of both time and space, transport- - ed, in her heavenly whisper, ‘ Will you dance A man may he wealthy, so far as the posses­ zon wish his glass, but could see nothing of ing to her side, kissed the fair brow. ‘Certainly,’ replied the mother; ‘ could but as he is a person of overweening modesty, ing us, in the twinkling of an eye, and without ; with me through one waltz!’ As a matter of sion ot this world’s goods is concerned and be either the man or the life buoy. When the and was,moreover, absorbed in doing the duty ‘You are better to-day, child,’ she said in you not see that he relished it?’ an interval, through millions of ages, or beyond I course I accepted the invitation and very soon utterly worthless to himself and others. He boat had been absent au hour, tiie officer who that lay nearest to him at the time, he did not inay deny himself tho comforts of life ; may live ‘But I mean,’ persisted the querist, do the confines of suu and star into the immeasur-1 plaudits shook tho house like a whirlwind at the had charge of it returned to the ship, but was tones of fored calmness ; ‘nay, don’t shake take it as anything particularly personal to him­ able ocean of infinite being. : inimitable grace of her movements. in a state of constant; hypochondriasis for fear again sent off, with imperative commands n it to your head so mournfully ; indeed, if you you think it tasted as good to him as it self As he was settling his bill, however, at 1 was suddenly aroused from this state of ! Suddenly the rude accents of Jack Allen roar- that his property may he lost by conflagration's, return till sunset (the sun was then three hours knew how much improved you appear,’ and does to you and me, and other folks?’ the counter, his attentive caterer, drawing down transcendental abstraction by a loud murmur of ed out. ‘ Why Miss Garnet, how is th is!’ shipwrecks and robberies; may oppress the high,) und in order to spread the chance of she drew a low seat towards the young girl, .Why certainly. What are you dreaming the corners of his mouth till they met uuder his admiration that circulated round the room.— At the same instant a more terrible tone ex- poor, and defraud every one with whom he has falling iu with the man, another boat was aiao aud sat gazing in her eyes with the holy love about, my daughter?’ chin, and turning up the corners of his eyelids “ There she is ! the beautiful Mena! the belle claimed ‘ Sister Genevive, in the name of God, dealings. Such a man possesses only a nega­ despatched. Two hours had elapsed, when the of maternity. After a moment’s musing, the little girl ill they came together on the top of his head, of New Orleans ! She conies very late,” ohserv-1 how happened you hero!’ tive worth, that is, he pays just such a portion life-buoy was discovered close' to the ship—but answered, as thought had been born within thus addressed him : ed one. “ She never shows her lace but to a , She fie« to her brother, whispered the story of his taxes as he cannot shirk—hia capital em­ not the man. Both boats were now about three ‘Mother,’ said the consumptive, as she A Great Work going in Boston, Sir!” ploys the laborer when he places it in other her— full crowd of worshippers,” 6aid another. “ I of her wrongs, and satisfied him as to the pur- miles from the ship, one on each side of her took the matron’s hand in her own, ’there is Great work1,1 reiterated the other—aque­ wonder how many duels her coquetry will cause ; ity of her motives. The next day he challeng- hands than his own—and he is a beacon to w.'i-rn course, and the captain at once inferring that is something I want you to do for me.’ ‘Well, God did not make him handsome, ducts, railways, reservoirs and monuments of to-night ?” added a third. “ She has been the ed the false lover, and shot him through the others from the miserable course which he pu r- the man, if afloat, must be between the ‘What is it, darling? You know I would but I suppose we are all the same in­ all kinds tumbling one over another in his head. deatli of a dozen men already!” affirmed a | heart. A year afterward the beautilul Gene- sues. boats and the ship, signalized the boats to re­ lay down my life for you.’ side.’ I don’t comprehend you. What great work fourth. i vieve Gernet became my bride, and 1 ceased to On the other hand, the public spirited posses­ turn, iu the hopes of their finding the man, for For an instant the pale lips quivered; hut do you mean!” Following the direction of the general gaze, I woo even Aspasia in imagination. sor of property—he who considers that in pro­ he still believed him to be alive, us he was a I refer,” he responded, the beauty of holi­ could not avoid starting at the vision which met i ------portion to his means he is obligated to advance j oung fellow of good pluck and an exceijent commanding herself, the young girl replied The D uty of a Mother.—By the quiet ness beaming from every feature and the ordor my glance; for never, either before or since, - Such was the courtship of a celebrated Judge the interests of society and to help his less for­ shimmer. The weather boat, when about a gently: fireside of home , the true mother, in the of sanctity and gravy exuding from his whole have I witnessed such extraordinary sensual , of New Orleans, as he loves to relate it with tunate fellows—such a man is worth something mil e from the ship, was seen to “ stern hard,” ‘I want you to talk to me of death—of my midst of her children, is sowing, as in vases person; “ I refer, sir, to the Glorious Revival beauty. She was standing beneath the brilliant to himself, and to the community in which he as th e whalers say, until her way stopped, then own death, which is certain soon.’ of earth, the seeds of plants that shall some­ of Religion which is now in progress in that blaze ol the central chandelier, bowing and wa­ his own lips. resides. It is therefore the use, not the posses­ throe men reached over the bow, and dragged ‘My Amy !’ was all the mother could arti­ times give to heaven the fragrance of their city ! ” ller jewelled hand to a large circle of ac- sion, of property which constitutes worth in the inboard their long looked-for shipmate. All culate ; her voice seemed frozen by lior-. blossoms, aud whose fruit shall he as rosary “ The dogs, you say ! ” exclaimed our friend, quaintances that rushed to greet her with a The Nashua Oasis on P olitics.—“ Among man. And this is the question which we should hands were ths alert, eyeing thorn from the ror. of angelic deeds, the noblest offering that she (I am not sure as to the interjection—only I re­ warmth resembling phrenzied feelings of adora­ the many newspapers (says the Boston Journal) ask when we interrogate others respecting the rigging, and v.’ken they Siw what we have just ‘Yes. mother; for, listen a moment, it will member it began with u d.) “ The dogs, you tion. She was tall and slender as some queen which at weekly intervals find their Way to our worth of others. What use do they make ol described, saluteJ the boat's crew with three can make through the ever-ascending and ex­ say ? I hadn’t an idea of i t ; and I am very their property ! Upon the reply to this ques­ make your poor sick child more willing to of tho antediluvean world, with a rich, rosy desk, none are more welcome than the Nashua times three. panding souls of her children to her Maker. glad of it, for I dou’t know any place that needs complexion, fair as a field of snow, and eyes tion a proper estimate ct tho wealthy man may The man had been overboard two hours and a leave earth aud find heaven. I f you will Oasis. We are sure to find in it some well con­ Every word that she utters goes from heart to have its religion revived a little more than black as night, large—bewildering, and brim­ sidered aud just editorial—some sparkling senti­ be founded. half, and was so much exhausted that he could talk daily and cheerfully of my passing to heart, which she little dreams. Philoso­ Boston.” ming over, as with streams of liquid fire. Her ment—or sorno interesting item of news. We Upon an application of this rule it will be hardly speak his thanks 1 but his self-confidence away ; if you will surround the thought with phers toll us in their speculations, that we “ I beg your pardon, sir,” replied his infor­ robes were entirely of stainless white muslin of clip from a recent number the following para­ found that the men of the least wealth have was unsubdued, for he a. fterwards stated that cheerfulness, and make the last struggle caunot lift a finger without moving the dis­ mant, a trifle taker, aback by tin's sympathetic the finest fabric, and she wore no ornaments graph, which contains more truth than poetry, been the worthiest of men. Who, for instance, he knew he would be saveu]- ‘he moment he saw seem pleasant to me, this strange horror tant spheres. Solemn is the thought, but not assurance ; “ but I took you for the Rev, Mr. 6ave the diamond rings on her fingers, and a and more wit than sarcasm, although spiced whatever the amount of their riches, can com­ the ship rounded to. He w .'ssure Capt. Cressy with which 1 regard it would fade away, A------.” gorgeous wreatli of radiant flowers in her glossy with each and all” : pare in worth with an Arkwright or a Fulton, would not give him up as lost until night set in; more solemn to the Christian Mother, than “ 0 , no offence,” returned the other; “ only or with a host of others with small pecuniary and my mind be drawn more wholly to the dark hair. P olitics and Parties.—In view of the changes but is seemed a small eternity fo him from tha the thought that every word that falls from I hope the Rev. Mr. A------is a-well-looking, But the impression which these striking physi- means, who, through toil, privation and dis­ better land ; it may be a sacrifice to you, of parties—the nomination of Fillmore—the time he fell overboard until tho ship was bro’f her lips, every expression of countenance, and well-behaved man.” cal charms produced in my own mind was mo- prospect of Fremont—the sinking of Houston— couragement achieved inventions and discover­ to the wind. He never saw the life-buoy.— mother, but I shall learn to look forward to even iu the sheltered walk and retirement of Having received satisfactory assurances on mentary as the first flash of her sparkling face. [ the splits in the Northern parties—and tho twis- ies which have clothed the indigent and enabled Upon his arrival on board, he was t aken into the my death-bed with calmness, which I now home, may leave an indelible impression these points, he went his way. But as he had foo much boldness for modesty had been stamp- tifieation all round—affirming and denying, poh> the wilds to be settled by the diminished cost of cabin, and entrusted to the care of Mrs. Cres­ strive in vain to do. Will you try to do upon the young souls around her, and form, been once or twice accosted in the street as this ed on that otherwise faultless visage, and the ities might be compared to a contra dance. It travelling! sy, who put him in working order in 10 days. this, mother? Will you talk of it often ?— same reverend gentlemen or others, he thought lightning that beamed in those dark eyes looked is down outside—down the middle, and casting Yes, tho worth of a man consists entirely in He was very sick—at times delirious—during as it were, the underlying strata of that that a due regard for his character called for Will you repeat the sweet words that education which peoples heaven with celesti­ wild and wicked, like tho reflection of a heart off, and changing partners, and ehanging sides the good that he accomplishes, always taking the five first days, hut constant care and watch­ fresh measures without delay. So he proceed­ consuming with the flames of unholy passions.and chassec to the right, and chassee to the left^ 'dying saints have spoken? Will you speak al beings, and give to the white brow of the into account tho circumstances by which he fulness, such as a woman only can bestow, ed incontinently to take them at his tailor.’s fhus, on tiie bright surface qt her matchless , and balancing in a non-committal sort of way, is surrounded. Ho may have no money to be­ overcame the fever, with which ha was threat­ of the smiles that repose upon their faces, angel, next to the grace ol God, its crown of where he ordered the white great coat just cele­ beauty, nature s hand bad written the solemn and turning half round, and yet all the time in stow upon the needy, but the advice of a good ened, and grandally restored him to health.— until I can think cheerfully, and talk with­ glory- ______brated, and which was his companion for a long word “ beware !” i the tight, of course. heart and a discerning hand may be worth more He was grateful even to tears. “ Lucky dog,” out reserve of that change, even as I would time at practicable seasons of the year. The But the gay crowd of glitterers, the fond i ______to those to whom lie proffers it, than tho pecu­ said his shipmates, “ you were never born to be Luxuries for Cattle.—Sydney Smith story ran that lie slept in it, but I have reason fire-flies of fashion, heedless of the warnings. I , r t> i , niary assistance rendered by the wealthy. He drowned ; your time hadn’t come ?” lie down, and put my garments by ready to fluttered, with buzzing flatteries, around lmr ' v A bad B tsn.B S .-In Rensselaer county, New used to say— ’I am for all cheap luxuries, to believe that this was an exaggeration. lie may have no leisure in which to gratify his dis­ When he was brought on board, it must have to attire myself when 1 should awake in the clung to it as the safeguard of his character un­ contending for the favor of her deceitful smiles / ork' “ L‘vor" keeper had abandoned the traffic fair morning? Will you tell those who call even for animals ; now all animals have a position to alleviate tho sufferings of his fellow been a glorious sight to see the cheerful alacrity til he saw one day the Rev Henry Ward Beech­ whilowhile menacingrnenaeino- glances,Ounces, gestures,uteres, and even m alc?11?1’ U. llavlDS been several years en- passion for scratching theif back-bones;— gaged in it. Whenever the subject of his sel­ men ; hut his pen may point out their errors with which the boats were hoisted up— to hear to see me to talk to me of death ? Will you er in a white great coat, and heard of another terms, were exchanged among the amorous ri­ and kindly induce them to retrieve those errors. the stirring order—“ Up helm, fill away the af­ do this, my mother?’ they break down your gates and palings to reverend gentleman who preached in warm vals. ling liquor was referred to, ho was observed to manifest a feeling of regret and sorrow. A There are none who cannot make themselves ter yards,” &c., and feel the gallant ship once The matron promised, and retired to her effect this. Look ! there is my universal weather in a white linen jacket. He then felt Suddenly, however, all this competion ceased, friend one day iuquired the cause. worth more, both to themselves and the commu­ more move majestically on her course, under a that much of their virtue had gone out of clothes, ns an extremely handsome youth entered the sa­ chamber, to shed the tears of anguish horn scratcher, a sharp-edged pole, resting upon “ I will tell you he said ; and opening his ac­ nity, than they now are. Only let them be im­ cloud of canvass, homeward bound. It is not and he moodily returned to the ordinary fashions loon, and, hurrying forwards, exclaimed— of this request. She, too, had long felt that a high and low post, adapted to every height, count-book, said, “ Here are forty four names pressed with tho truth, that their time, talents too much to say that every man on board of the world, feeling that he must rely on his “ Come, my enchanting Mena, you have prom­ her child must die, hut had put afar off ‘the from a horse to a lamb. Even the Eding- of men who have all been customers, most of and riches are but loaned to them by a benefi­ must have felt as happy as if he had just expe­ character rather than his habits for his protec­ ised to be my partner during the ball; and, by burgh Reviewer can take his turn ; you have them for years—32 of the3e, to my knowledge, cent Providence, and that the only mode of se­ rienced religion. evil day. ’ And in the strength of God she tion against injurious imputations. tiie starry zone of Venus, I have sworn to have now lie in tho drunkard’s grave, and ten of tho curing their own happiness is to employ them performed her duty. no idea how popular it is. I have not had no other. We shall soon see if any else will all for the good of tbeir fellow mon—and then, Seven months had passed, and still gentle a gate broken since I put it up. I have it twelve remaining are now confirmed sots !— P epfergrass among the Cucumbers.—A plant The schooner Searsville, which arrived at dare dispute my claim.” whether the individual be rich or poor, he would or two of' peppergrass in a cucumber hill, ke Amy lived. The fatal crimson burnt its in all my fields.’ These are fruits of this dreadful and degrading keep New York from Trinidad, Port Spain, brings a The crest-fallen fops retreated, as from the business.” . achieve the most good which his circumstances off all yellow bugs. death-fire into her cheek, and her eyes gleem- cargo of old guns got by the Submarine Diving upproach of a Lyhian lion ; and the Paphian ullowod. Company from the wrecks of the Spanish war The worthlessness of most men arises from ed with the fitful flash of disease; hut about Rich men are constantly bragging about damsel welcomed the intruder with a counte­ When you go to drown yourself, always pull If you wonld get along in the world, yon her sweet lips hovered a constant smile; she the value of poverty, but never seem to avail vessels which were, sunk noar that place in 17- nance of beaming joy. off your clothes—they may fit your wife’s sec­ the fact that they have an overweening conceit of their own worth. They fancy that they de- must hold up your head, even if you know that had conquered her fear of the king of terrors, themselve of its privileges. The whispered conversation around me af- ond husband. there is oat much in it. State of Maine. commit a third offense against tho same, with­ A Word of Beply. “ The Heroes and Martyrs of the Modern Extensive Fire at Quebec.—We learn from, NEWS ITEMS. in six months subsequent to tho last of such A N ACT to restrain and regulate the sale of in­ It may be generally known about town that Missionary Euterprise ” is the title of a new the Quebec Chronicle that on the 19th inst. a convictions, he shall be liable to be indicted as &lp ‘Jotklanh Samite, fire broke out in the lower part of that city, in toxicating liquors, and to prohibit and sup­ the person who fills the offico of City Clerk is work, just published, and which will be offered New York, April 27.---- A Herald dispatch a common seller of intoxicating liquors ; and the warehouse occupied by Messrs. Walker & press Drinking Houses and Tippling Shops. from Washington says :—Gen Sam. Houston proof of such third ofiense, and of such two also the editor of this paper. It is also known for sale in a few days, by an Agent, to our citi­ Berry, which destroyed that building, together Thursday Evening, May 1,1860, will run as an independent candidate for the Be it enacted by the Senate and House o f Repre­ former convictions, shall be sufficient evidence that since the organization of the new City zens. It is a good sized, neatly printed volume, with Messrs. Tweddell’s forge and finishing shop, Presidency, trusting for his election to the gTeat sentatives in Legislature assembled, as follows: to sustain such indictment. Any person con­ and either burnt or damaged fourteen houses Postal Beform. Government in March there has been something of 500 pages, bound in gilt, and contains some body of the people ; and, repudiating all cau­ Section 1. No person shall be allowed, at victed of being a common Beller, as aforesaid, and stores. Among the latter were Rayner’s shall be punished by fine not exceeding one of a controversy in regard to the said Clerk’s sal­ fine steel portraits of the subjects of its memoirs. buildings, Mr. Morris’s house, Mrs. Fleming’s cuses and conventions, his platform is, opposi­ any time time, to sell, by himself, bis clerk, ser­ Our postal system within the past few years tion to the domestic and foreign policy of the hundred dollars, or by imprisonment not ex­ ary. But upon that point we have nothing to It is the only book published wherein the me­ boarding house, Tweddell’s buildings, Arm­ vant or agent, directly or indirectly, any intox­ has undergone several important changes, and present administration—the restoration of the icating liquors, except as hereinafter provided. ceeding six months. offer, and are induced to say what little we do moirs of eminent deceased Missionaries are clus­ strong’s shipsmiths’ establishment, Mrs. Calla- Sect. 15. No person shall keep a drinking most of them are regarded as great improve­ retired naval officers, and condemnation of no Sect. 2. No person shall be allowed to man­ because at the meeting of the Board of Aider- her’s tavern, and Tate’s grocery. Messrs. Wal­ house or tippling shop within this state. ments upon the former systems—especially that tered together in one volume, and on that ac~ ker & Berry’s loss is estimated a t A 1500, on citizen without a hearing. ufacture intoxicating liquors within the State, It is said that fifteen delegatee from Ohio to Sect. 10. The offense of keeping a drinking men held last Monday evening (at which we count fills a vacant place in the list of religious which they have insurance, and there was £750 unless he shall first give a bond in the sum of of reducing the rates of postage. We should the Cincinnati Convention are in the nomination one thousand dollars, with good and sufficient house or tippling shop consists in selling intox­ were present, acting os Clerk of tho board) the works. The work is really interesting, and insurance on the building. Rayner’s buildings icating liquors in any place, except an inn, the think it a hard case now to be compelled to pay of Mr. Buchannan. sureties, payable to, and to be filed with the Alderman from Ward 4 made a speech upon will be highly prized, wo have no doubt, by all are insured for £1000, Tweddell’s for about the treasurer of the city or town, within which keeper of which is duly licensed as an innholder six, twelve and a half or twenty-five cents upon same amount, and there was §900 insurance on Death Among Business Men.—The BaDgor such manufactory shall be established, and to and authorized under the seventh section of this a letter which now costs only tlnee cents—and the subject the City Clerk’s salary, in the who are so wise as to purchase a copy. Wo one or two other buildings. With the exception Courier mentions the death of two respected be to the satisfaction and approval of the alder­ act, and allowing the same to be drank in the it would be. And this is only one of soveral course of which he insinuated some reflections notice that it is very highly recommended by a of those insured, the loss will fall heavily on citizens of that place on Thursday. Mr. John men of such city, or the selectmen of such place where sold, or in any place in the vicinity upon the “ editor of the Gazette,” and, mean­ multitude of the leading clergymen in the Uni­ tho sufferers—some sixty families—they having Legro, who was seventy-three years of age, and town, and conditioned that he will in all things thereof, which is under the control of the per­ most important improvements in the system.— lost, or had damaged by hasty removal, nearly had lived in Bangor for sixty years. He was while reading and commenting upon the article ted States, as well as by the religious press, Conform to the requirements of the thirty- son so selling. Are there no further reforms to be wished for? every article of furniture they possessed. beloved and respected by all. The other was of “ Councilman” which appeared in this paper generally. Beventh chapter of the revised statutes ; that Sect. 17 Any person convicted of keeping a Is our postal system perfected ? If it is not why Mr. Eben Poole, forty two years of age, a lum­ drinking house or tippling shop shall be pun­ The contents of the work are— he will net sell any intoxicating liquors except throe weeks ago, insinuated that “ the person Lady Franklin Proposes Another Arcti Ex- ber merchant, widely known and universally of bis own manufacture ; that he will not by ished by fine not exceeding two hundred dollars should not the subject of its further reform re­ “ A Dedication, a Preface by the author, an respected. who fills the editorial chair’ ’ of the Gazette was peditiom himself or another, in any mode adulterate such or by imprisonment not more than ono year. ceive the consideration of “ every person who Introduction by the Rev. William B. Sprague, The Grocers’ Bank, through its President, a liquors either by coloring matter, or any other Sect. IS. No action shall be maintained up­ writes n letter or casts a vote?” the author of that article. Other remarks of a D. D., a view of the early Missionary enterprise New York, April 24. Mr. Henry Grinnell has just received a letter from Lady Franklin, committee of stockholders anil others, sent into drug or ingredient; that he will not sell any on any claim cr demand, promissory note or se­ Our attention has lately been called to this personal nature and of which we were the sub­ in foreign lands, and of Elliott and Mayhew intoxicating liquors in quantities less than thir­ curity given for intoxicating liquois, sold in vio: among the Indians in New England, and me­ in which she expresses a desire that Dr. Kane tho House of Representatives this morning a pe­ ject wore made, to which, as recording officer, tition for reduction of the par value of its stock ty gallons, delivered in a single vessel, and car­ lation of the provisions of thia a c t: but the pro­ subject by the perusal of the “ Address” of the moirs of thirty distinguished Missionaries of va­ should visit England, for tho purpose of taking there was no proper opportunity to reply, as the to not less than §50 a share, and for a change ried uway at one time, and that he will not sell visions of this section shall not extend to nego­ “ Now York Postal Reform Committee,” an or­ rious religious denominations.” charge of another Arctic expedition. She still any intoxicating liquors to any person residing tiable paper in the hands of any holder for a Alderman well knew. hopes that some survivor of Sir John Franklin’s of name to Pacific Bank. It was referred to ganization of gentlemen established some months tho committee on banks. in this State, except to such person as are au­ valuable consideration and without notice of the We have to say to the Alderman that the ar­ party may be found living among the Esqui­ ago in the city of New York, and with which LATER FROM EUROPE. maux, from whom might be obtained the par­ thorized by this act to sell the same. illegality of the contract. ticle signed “ Councilman” referred to was not Arrival of P otatoes.—Twenty-five schoon­ Sect. 3. Any person, who shall manufacture Sect. 19. It shall be the duty of the alder­ the name of Pliny Miles. Esq., is associated as ticulars of her husband’s fate. She proposes to ers from tho British Provinces have arrived at written by the “ editor of the Gazette,” nor by New York, April 29. The Royal Mail Steam­ within this State, any intoxicating liquors, with­ men, selectmen and assessors, respectively, in one who has taken a deep interest in the sub­ ship Persia arrived off the Light Ship at 9 1-4 fit out a propeller at her own expense, and give this port within the past forty-eight hours. out first giving the bond provided in the fore­ every city town and plantation, to prosecute lor ject and has lectured upon it in several of tho “ the person who sometimes writes the editori­ o’clock last evening, and remained over night, the command to Dr. Kane. They bring among other articles, no less than going section, shall forfeit the sum of one thous­ all violations of this act. larger cities. It may be mentioned that this als” of that paper. reaching her dock at 0.30 this morning, thus eleven thousand six hundred bushels of pota­ and dollars, to be recovered by indictment, to Sect. 20. If any person authorized under As to the Alderman's remark in relation to making the passage in about 9 1-2 days. She Connubial Adventure.—The Buffalo Repub­ toes!—Boston Traveller, 12lh. the use of the State. And if any person, who this act as aforesaid, to sell intoxicating liquors, “ Committee” was appointed at a largo meet­ brings 130 passengers, and Liverpool and Lon­ the member of tho City Council “ who said he lic relates that recently a false-hearted married Tho editor of the New York Dutchman speak­ has given such bond, shall commit any breach shall sell the same to a drunkard, or to any one ing of the leading merchants and business men don aates to the 19th of April. man in Dotroit attempted to elope from his law­ ing of a drink he once had occasion to indulgo of the conditions thereof, it shall be the duty of while intoxicated, knowing them to be such, or would not vote for tho present Clerk again,” if The news by the Persia is unimportant. Its of New York, who subsequently called, by re­ ful spouse with another woman, to Canada.— in, says lie couldn’t tell wether it was brandy or the aldermen and selectmen, respectively, of the shall sell any such liquors to any person to whom the election were to come off the second time, or chjef features are—the closing of the Conferen­ The guilty couple crossed tho river in one steam­ city or town within which such manufactory by the eighth section of this act he is forbidden quest, another public meeting at which the Ad­ a torchlight procession going down his throat. the fact that “ he did not rejd the Gazette,” we ces at Paris—the postponement of the debate in er. while the injured but spunky wife pursued shall be established, to cause the same to be (to sell the sanje, he shall be liable for all the in­ dress referred to was adopted. There is a sim Parliament on the American question until the have no reply to make, and he may make the them in another ; and just as tlpe trairt was A Sufficient Explanation.—A brother of the put in suit, and prosecuted to final judgment juries, which such drunkard, or intoxicated per­ ilar organization in Boston we believe. These return of Lord Clarendon—the Civic Banquet leaving Windsor tho latter sprung iMpon the rear •distinguished Edwuijd Burke .was found in a and satisfaction. son, or person to whom liquors are forbidden to Committes have taken the voice of public opinion Gazette the subject of a speech at every meeing given in London to Mr. Dallas—Lord Panmure’s car and ran through the coaches until she found reverie after listening to one of his most elo­ Sect. 4. The provisions of this act respect be sold as aforesaid, shall commit, while in a explanation why troops are being sent to Cana­ as expressed at large meetings held in those of the board, for all we care, or its editor per­ the runaway couple, quietly seated side by side. quent speeches in Parliament, and being asked ing the sale of intoxicating liquors shall not ex­ state of intoxication, arising from drinking the da—and the slight defeat met by government in She upbraided the man for running away from the cause, replied. " I have been wondering cities and have circulated petitions asking Con­ sonally the subject of his bitterest comments. tend to wine or spirituous liquors, which shall liquors as aforesaid, in an action on tho case, in the vote against the grant to Maynooth College, his lawfully wedded wife, and insisted that he bow Ned has contrived to monopolize all the No matter whether he lays aside all the dignity have been imported into the Lnited States from favor of the person injured. gress to frame a law embodying the following and of stiegthened rumors in consequence that should leave the cars and return with her.— talents of the family ; but then I remember, any fcreign port or place, when sold by the im- Sect. 21. If any person, not authorized as particulars : of his office, or disregards all courtesy in so do­ Parliament will shortly be dissolved. This tho husband stoutly refused to do, when when we were at play, ho was always at work.” porters in quantities not less than are prescribed aforesaid, shall sell any intoxicating liquors to ing—that is an affair of his own. But we wish the wife appealed to the conductor, and pro­ “ A Uniform Postage ofTwo Cents on all let­ Paris, Thursday Evening. Count Cavour A trial in Liverpool brings out the fact that by the revenue laws of the United States for any person ho shall be liable for all injuries duced tho necessary vouchers of her indentity. ters not exceeding half an ounce in weight the Alderman to understand, though he be an leaves this evening for London to remain a few John Brenman, a Manchester merchant, has importation, and delivered and carried away at which such person may commit while in a state The conductor, with much good sense, decided throughout the United States ; and a cheap days, and then return via Paris to Turin. been foi five or six years defrauding the United one time, in the packages in which the tame of intoxication arising from drinking the liquors Alderman, and though he sits at the seat of that a woman was entitled to her husband, and uniform rate for printed matter. Tho Cabinet of Vienna is bent on occupying States revenue, by sending silks to tnis country were imported ; nor to the manufacture and aforesaid, in an action on the case in favor of Customs drawing $3,00 a day from tho govern­ informed the man that he would be under tho Receiving Houses and Letter Carriers in all every corner of Italy where political excitements done up in hampers, representing porter. Tho Bale of cider, or of wine made from fruit grown the person injured. ment “ Sundays and all,” that humble as may necessity of delivering him over to the custody cities and principal towns without extra charge. can be got up. as an excuse for their presence rascal had made arrangements with e clerk in within this State. Sect. 22. No person shall sell within this of his better half. By this time the passengers Money Orders, for sums not exceeding twenty- be our position, we know when we are well Events in Italy are daily increasing in interest the employment of the agent of one of the lines Sect. 5. Physicians, apothecaries and drug­ state any intoxicating liquors which are impure had crowded around, and the scene became ex five dollars, to he drawn by the principal Post Vienna, Friday. The Emperor signed the of passenger ships, through whose connivance gists. chemists, artists and manufacturers, may or adulterated. If any person shall violate the used, and his position shall not prevent our re­ tremely ludicrous. The man declared he would Offices on each other ratification of the Treaty on the 15th. he had been enabled to carry on a very success­ purchase alcoholic liquors from the manufactur­ provisions of this section, he shall bo punished plying in one way if we cannot in another to A public thanksgiving throughout the coun­ not leave his djlcinea, and she persisted in re­ ers within the State, and may sell the same when by fine not exceeding one hundred dollars. A Uniform and Low Rate of Ocean Postage, ful smuggling business. Three of the hampers between the United States and foreign countries. any insinuations he may publicly make in rela­ try followed _ taining him. The tears and entreaties of the having failed to reach their destination, having combined with other ingredients in the neees- Sect. 23. If any person shall appeal from a wife were too much for the sympathetic con­ Bary proportions to form such compounds as are judgment of a justice of the peace or judge of a The Postage on all Government Documents, tion to ourself. As to what was contained in been thrown overboard in the Hudson river to and Franked matter, to be paid out of the Trea- ductor : lie pulled the check string, stopped the escape detection, the Manchester merchant sold in the proper exorcise of their art. trade or municipal or police court, upon complaint for “ Councilman’s” article, we have no defence to TERRIBLE AFFRAY AT PANAMA. train, ejected the husband from the car. and de­ brought suit against the Clerk to recover the profession, and which cannot be used for drink; any unlawful sale of intoxicating liquors, and ; surV- Thirly Americana Killed anti Twenty livered him to his wife, several of the passengers offer, but leave the discussion of that matter for value of their contents, but was non-suited, the all persons may sell in the ordinary course of shall be convicted at the same term of’ the a p -' Abolition of Compulsory prepayment, W ounded. holding tho other woman, who made tho most trade such articles compounded in part of alco­ pellate court upon three such complaints, he !an? double Postage on all mail matter net pre­ others who feel interested to carry on the war. Judge declaring that he could not assist any­ [Ed. New York, April 29. The steamer Empire desperate endeavors to follow. The man tried body in defrauding the United States. hol, as cannot be used for drink. shall be deemed a common seller of intoxicating Pajd hard to get on the cars after they were in mo­ Sect. 6. The aldermen and city clerk in any liquors, and shall be punished by fino or impris­ The Return of all Dead Letters to the writers, City arrived this morning, from Havana eve­ and, whenever possible, without opening. ning of 24th. tion, but was unable to do so, in consequence of A neat specimen of five cent stamps for pos­ city, the selectmen, treasurer and clerk in any onment, as provided in the fourteenth section of The Coming 4th of July.— A C elebra­ the tight grasp of the wife on his eoat tails — tage of foreign letters, has recently been issued. town, and the assessors, treasurer and clerk in this act. The points above mentioned have been pretty A terrible affray oceured at Panama April tion Contemplated. 15th, between American transit passengers and The last that was seen of the pair they were They bear the likeness of Jefferson, and are eas­ any plantation, may authorize persons to sell Sect. 24. Any porson who shall lcaso or let fully discussed, and it is for the public to say rolling down the bank, closely looked in each ily distinguished from the three cent stamps, intoxicating liquors within their respective cities any building to another, or make any contract Our citizens are already taking into consider.i the natives, in which the former had thirty whether any or all of them commend them­ killed and twenty wounded. The Empire City other's embrace. The frail fair one who was from their color and the different impress. towns and plantations, not exceeding the num­ for the use and occupation of any building by tion the question of having a Celebration in brings three of tbe wounded. A large amount the cause of the trouble, was carried out of ber of such persons hereinafter prescribed, if ap­ another, knowing that intoxicating liquors are selves to the people. Upon the point of uni­ Killed.—This forenoon Jeremiah Hangley, Rockland the coming 4th. We are glad to see of the passengers’ baggage, railroad property reach of her companion, for a time, at least. plication shall be made by suitable persons, in to be sold therein, by such tenant or occupant, form postage it is stated in the Address to which aged about 18, son of Edward Hangley, Main it. There is every reason why we should have and property of individuals residing near the writing, therefor. In every city town and plan­ contrary to law, shall he punished by fine there­ we have referrod that the entire local expense stieet, was crushed beneath a building on Third tation, at least one person and not more than for, not exceeding live dollars, for everyday that a celebration at home, and why wo should think railroad station, was destroyed, and all the bag- Elopement.— A Mrs. Sarah Courson eloped street, which he and other workmen were en­ of receiving, rating, stamping, mailing and de­ ;age at tho freight house rilled. two shall be so authorized; in every city and town such liquors may be sold therein, to be recovered of the subject in season. We can not only have recently from West Milford, Passaic co., with a gaged at the time in raising. His death was having more than three thousand and less than by complaint or indictment. livering letters in Great Britain where the uni­ Of fourteen dead at the railroad freight house Mr. David White of that place, being the third immediate.— Bangor Mercury. a “ gopd time,” hut it will be a saving thing only one name was known, that of Mr Stokes eight thousand inhabitants, such authority may •?1tST’ U the tenant or occupant of any form and low system prevails i less than one time she has figured as one of the parties of an be given to three additional persons; and in every building, under any lease, or contract for use r , for Rockland to celebrate the day at home rath­ Among the wounded are, Wm. II. Ilunter elopement. The woman is one of a family of D rowned.—A girl of some ten years of age, and occupation, made subsequently to the time fourtb tbc amount that lfc was uador a var,cd Theodore de Sabla, Secretary of American Con­ named Mary Foss, living on Newbury street, city and town having more than eight thousand er than to have our people go out of town, and sixteen sisters named Ryerson, five of whom inhabitants, two persons additional maybe so au­ this act shall take effect, shall sell "any intoxica- j scale of charges. One of the strongest argu- sul at Panama, and Mr. Palmer, employee of have left their husbands and doped with other was drowned in the Penobscot river yesterday ' give some other place the benefit of their mon­ thorized for every additional three thousand in­ ^ S liquors therein, contrary to law, his estate merits in favor of a uniform two-cent rate for Railroad Co. ; all residents of the Isthmus. men. All six have been married, and not one afternoon.—Bangor Mercury. 25lh. habitants ; the enumeration aforesaid being as­ in the premises shall thereby be determined, and ' • i +i , , , • x, r ey. xwFor wsome uiu yearsyaiwpwH.,wui past, our pCUp.«people have ««de- The passengers upon whom this outrage was lives with a lawful husband at the present day; the owner of tho building may recover posses-;8lngle lettCrS’ 8ays tbe Addre9S’ 18 the faCt that 1 elined to get up a celebration at home for wa­ committed were those which left San Francisco The Legislature of Massachusetts has enacted certained, in all such cases, by the last preced­ five having eloped and the only remaining one that any over issue of stock, ot fraudulent ing census. Whenever the city and town offi­ sion thereof, accordiurding to law, without any no- Pnvate companies are engaged in collecting and | ___ , ...... Wfi ■ „ March 29, in the steamer Cortez for San Juan, deserting her husband, or refusing to live with sons which this year do not exist. We have but were landed at Panama in consequence of transfer of certificates, or false entries on tho cers uforesaid, shall deem it proper, they may tice to quit. delivering letters for that sum in all of our him. A case of equal singularity cannot prob­ books of a corporation shall subject the party also authorize apothecaries in their respective Sect. 26. Justices of tho peace, and judges now several large first class hotels—we have two the Walker troubles. ably be found anywhere in the Union.—Newark large cities. The Government Post cannot suc­ The steamer Illinois was at Aspinwall on the offending to imprisonment for a term not exceed­ cities and towns, to sell intoxicating liquors, for of municipal and police courts, shall have juris­ fine military companies—as good a Brass Band Advertiser. ing ten years in the State Prison, or not ex­ cessfully compete with these private establish­ 17th, awaiting the arrival of the down steamers medical purposes only upon the written pre­ diction by complaint, of all prosecutions under as there is in the State, and everything in fact ceeding one year in the Houso ot Correction. scription of a physician, and upon their givin. this act, whore the penalty provided for the of- ments while charging a higher rate. Tho le t­ Uncle Sam and Golden Age, with mails of 5th to favor a successful celebration. Several ol April. , A P ractical W oman’s R ights W oman— We A P uzzle for the Sanitary Doctors.—Tho bond as provided in the tenth section ol this a c t.' tense cannot exceed twenty dollars, and may trv ters collected, mailed and distributed annually All such authority shall be limited to, and shall i the same and pass sentence thereon. But where I- v v i . i i . - i - i Iour merobants have expressed a willingness to Among the wounded brought by the Empire clip the following from the Cincinatti Commer­ Irish are a dirty people, a careles people, a bad­ expire on tbe first day of May next after the i the punishment may be by fine exceeding twen- !“ 1 e" Xork a On° ,y P "vate carriers, accord-1 ^ut tbei|; ban(js ;nto jj,0jr pockets and advance City is J. II. Putnatn of Lowell. cial. ly fed people ; yet they are long-lived people— granting of the same. But no person author-| ty dollars, or by imprisonment, the prosecution InS t0 their °"'Q rePort> is about ten millions ; their gharo Qf tbc fun(jg wbicb wijj be indespen There is now upon the Miami canal a boat longer lived than the English, a cleanly people, being run under the direct command of a lady. a thrifty people, and a well-led people ; so say ized undor this section shall sell any such intox- shall be by [indictment, and the magistrate 1 while the Government Post Office, through box- Important from Nicaragua. Her name is Mrs. Leonard, and sho hails from icating liquors to be drank in the place where , aforesaid, shall have power upon complaint in ' sible to the success of the thing. the commissioners for taking the Irish census, es and collectors on the same ground, only col­ New York, April 29. The steamship Oriza­ the neighborhood of St. Mary’s. She is repre­ in their report, just issued, sold, or in any pilace in the vicinity thereof such cases, to examine and bind over, as in oth- Let us have a celebratio n, a good one; let the sented as being a very agreeable, pleasant and which is under tbe control of the person so sell- ' “ lects and distributes one-tenth of that number. ba arrived here about 7 o’clock this evening, er cases of offenses which are subject to indict matter be undertaken in season ; let our business intelligent German woman. She writes a neat, A fleet of vessels lately left Dunkirk and ment. It is said the postal statistics of every nation with dates from San Juan. Nicaragua, of 21st men if they feel any interest in the subject, pay- legible hand, possessing much of the delicacy Gravelines for the codfishery on the const of Sect. 7- Innholders duly licensed as such, inst. Sect. 27. Any intoxicating liquors belong­ show conclusively, that however great th e re -1,., and beauty that characterize ladies’ writing. In Iceland, amounting to 110, measuring together may also be authorized, in like manner, within ® liberally towards it. On the 7th inst. tho Costa Ricans took posses­ ing to cities, towns and plantations, at the time the capacity of coinmandress of the craft on the 8.779 tons, and having on board 1,510 men, or their respective cities, towns and plantations, to this act shall take effect, and then remaining in duetion of postage, the revenue and profits have sion of Rivas, with 2090 men. On tbe 11th, ‘ raging canal,’ she discharges all the duties in­ an average of 14 for each vessel. sell intoxicating liquors only to travellers and j the hands of their agents, may be disposed of invariably increased in an inverse ratio to tho Walker, with 600 men, attacked them, and af­ K3” The Steamer Daniel Webster, so they say ter a light of seventeen hours and a half, lie was cident to the office she fills, among which are en­ strangers, who shall be the guests and lodgers : under the direction of the aldermen, selectmen costs _ of - postage. _ _ _For ___many years, in this coun- A R ealized W ar.—It is possible that the X * ' ian,h0lder8’ \ ut suab ^ “ holder “^ 1 j and assessors respectively for such purposes as i try befor‘e thcVeduction 0? postage’ the” poVtol who have patronized her since she came upon obliged to abandon the city from want of am­ gaging the cargo, taking out the clearance, pay­ Christian tribes of Turkey may find themselves ing tolls, overseeing the discharge of freight, be allowed to keep a bar for selling such liquors, j were before that time authorized bylaw ; or the | . 1 the route this Spring, is in fine order and mak­ munition. The loss of the Costa Ricans is said materially advanced by the late war in privi­ to be 609 killed, and a large number wounded, and supervising the whole business of the boat. or to sell the same in any other manner than is ! same may be sold to persons who shall be au- irevenue was a *IU08^ entirely stationary. After ing her trips as regular as clock-work between leges and immunities. Many general benefits, in this section provided. The authority granted i thorized under this act to sell intoxicating li-1 the reduction the annual average increase of the while Walker's loss is set down at between fifty Her husband is in California, laboring in that also, will probably accrue to other sections of Bangor and Portland. The public will be pleased and sixty killed, and about eighty wounded and El Dorado to gather up the shining particles of Europe, as so great an ovent cannot but be fruit­ under this and the preceding section shall be quors. all such agoncies shall be closed, postal revenue was fourteen per cent- Our re- wealth whilst the business bettqr half is em­ limited to such place or building as shall be and the said liquors remaining in the hands of i 1, -ir. r 1 11 , to know that Capt. Blanchard is still her Com­ missing. Among tho killed are Col. Marchado, ful in results nut to be foreseen at tho time.__ specified in every case for th e’ sale of such I agents, disposal of within sixty days alter this I” 18 ln,11‘°n9 of dullars nlore lllan commander of the native forces; Lieut. Morgan _ployed here as above stated, adding _ to their mander, Mr. Cushing her clerk, and Capt. A But the most obvious benefit of the war springs liquors, and tbe person so authorized shall n o t; act shall take effect. All such agents shall be \ was previous to the reduction, notwithstand- Aid de Camp of Walker; Capts. Hueston, Clin- store tho profits of an arduous business.” Spear of this city ono of her pilots, all of them from its general failure. It has, indeed, been a be allowed to sell the same, directly or indirect­ held to adjust and settle their accounts __ the postage rates arc about one fourth of the ton, Lintun, and Harrell j^Lieuts. Cillis, Stall, war with the usual influences of war left out.— highly popular officers, thoroughly qualified for ly, in any other place or building. their respective cities, towns and plantations. Gay, Coylegap. The Governor of Virginia has forwarded fifty No brilliant achievement surrounds it with the former charges. E l Nicaragueuse, W alker's organ, claims it as Sect. 8. No person, authorized as aforesaid Sect. 28. The act approved March 16, 1855, their respective duties, and always disposed to muskets to Norfolk, for the defence of the pilots halo of romance—no idolized victor comes out to sell intoxicating liquors, shall sell such liquors entitled “ an act for the suppression of drink­ The plan for transmitting money by small perform tbem . There never was a safer or more a glurious victory. in executing the new inspection law. to flatter national pride and mislead the fancies to any minor without the direction in writing ing houses and tippling shops.” and all the sec­ drafts to be drawn by tbe principal post offices agrooable traveiling boat on tho river than the It is said the Costa Ricans, on taking posses­ of youth. For the first time, nudding plumes sion of Virgin Bay. fired indiscriminately on of his parent,master or guardian, to any Indian, tions hitherto unrcpealed, of an act approved on each other commends itself since under the Wcbster. Mr. M. W. FarweH—one of the most and chivalric charges, tho “ pomp anu circum­ to any soldier in the army, to any drunkard, to August 7tli, 1845, entitled “ an act to restrict every person they saw, killing eight or ten Tlie Mormons not resting content with the stance of glorious war,” are thrown into the any intoxicated person, or to any'such person a s 1 the'sale of intoxicating drinks,” and allother >yS.tCU1 ProPosud tliere woul<1 be scarcely a pos- obliging and competent of men—is still Agent American citizens in the employ of the Transit j slavery of their women, are now introducing background and forgotteu. All is as distinct, Company. black slavery into Utah. We hopo that some described in the seventh section of the one bun-: acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this act, s‘l>‘'*tY °f a loss, while now over one thousand for this boat. cold and repulsive as tho scenes of a dissecting- dred and,tenth chapter^ of the revised statutes, | are hereby, repealed. And this repeal shall not depredation cases are annually reported to the The British frigate Eurydice was the only President will yet be found, to treat these vil­ room. There lies the great Crimean grave­ as being liable to guardianship, knowing them ; not he held to revive any acts, or parts of acts, vessel at San Juan, and her boats were constant­ lains of Utah as they deserve. A more infa­ yard—and all over Europe are tliere stricken Post Office. The plan, or a similar one, exists respectively to he of the condition herein pre­ which were before repealed SriRrruAi.isn.--Dr. John Bovee Dods will ly on duty, watching the movements ol the mous set of scoundrels never disgraced the earth. families which look towards it with tearful in Great Britain where over fifty million dollars Americans. — Bath Tribune. scribed ; nor to any imteinpcrate person, of Sect. 29. This act shall take effect from and lecture on Sunday evening May 4th, at 7 1-2 eyes. whose intemperate habits he has been notified after the fifteenth day of April, eighteen hun­ are annually sent through the post offico in small Affidavits in respect to the indiscriminate A Good Rule.—A man who is very rich now by the relatives of such persons, or by the a l­ dred and fifty-six. o’clock precisely, at Beethoven Hall. The sub slaughter of peaceable American citizens at Vir­ sums, and not one dollar in seventeen thousand gin Bay, and the destruction of the property of Selling Slaves.—A copy of tbe San Fran­ was veiy poor when he was a bov. When asked dermen, selectmen, assessors, respectively of [Approved April 7th, 1856,] ject will be the philosophy of the atonement a; cisco Herald of March 15th, is before us which any’ city, town or plantation. And proof of miscarries for any cause. the Transit Company by tho Costa Ricans, hav how he got his riches, he replied :—“ My father taught in the scriptures, lie will offer ideas has among its marine intelligence an item that taught me never to play till my work was fin­ notice so given by aldermen, selectmen, cr asses­ By our present system of compulsory prepay­ ing been made before Minister Wheeler, that entirely original, and show in what sense the at Callao, Febuary 11th, the chip Revere, Bird, sors or by their authority, shall he conclusive T hath or a Son or Molly P itcuer.—The Car­ gentleman had addressed a strong protest to ished, and never to spend my money until I had ment, it is stated that there is a destruction of was discharging ice ; the V. B. Wales, Howland earned it. If I had but one hour’s work in a of the fact of the intemperate habi’s of such lisle, II!,, Democrat notices the death in that shedding of blood is a remission of sins. The President Mora, who was in immediate command place, on Thursday week, of Sergeant John L. about one million of letters yearly. We can was discharging coals, and the ship Westward day, I must do that the first thing, and in an person, in any prosecution or suit under th is1 Kace’ on , I11" .Y wue“ > of Sergeant John L. Doctor has had crowded Imuses—and as Sunday of the troops at the time, not only against such act ; and notice so given by the relatives of such ,a-',S’ an 0 drr1eQ*,d^n‘ ° ! *-'ar^ s‘e’ an this city, on Monday, May 3 H i, u.ul will faithfully Rolling Pius, Pastry Boards, Clothes and other Over the S to re o f Wilson 4 Case. tearing NE by N 5 miles, blowing a gale from NE. The attend to any business which may be entrusted to him. Baskets, Hair and Wire Steves, CAPT. ISRAEL SNOW, HAMS, The undersigned will act as local agent for any Patent CT Particular attention given to the drawing of I„- •cssel commenced leaking badly, had a bad list to star­ NICE CORN BROOMS, board,fend she became unmanageable. The mainmast and LEAF LARD, lvcntious of utility, aud, if desired, as General Agent for TV'ILL commence her regular trips. SATUR- airuitirnia. and to the Collecting of Demand,. the sale of town or county rights, in this State. Large and Small, Mats, Coffee Mills. Tubs, Water lOiemast were cut away, and she righted full of water.— BUTTFR, ’ ' DAY, April 26.on the arrival of outside Boats from Gent’s Drab, Checkered and Brown August 17, 1655. 3Itf Capt J then got his wife out of the window of the cabin, e will act as local agent for the sale of valuable Maps, Pails, Zinc and Wood Wash Boards, Bristol Brick, Boston for Mncliinsport, touching at Vinalhaven, which was full of water. Capt J and wife with a passen­ CHEESE, Pictures, Engravings, Ac., Ac., and also as Generul Agent Churns. Wood Horses and Saws, Mop Mandies Ac., Deer Isle, (Green’s and Whet nt ore’s landings,) Mt. Desert. for the sale or conveyance of local or sub-agencies ol ail Ac. (South West Harbor,) Millbridge and Jonesport. ger and seven seamen then lashed themselves to the main DRIED APPLES, kinds in all parts of the State. S I L K C A P S . boom, the sea continu lly breaking over them, when at sun­ ALSO,—A good assortment of Staple Dry Goods, R eturning,— WILL leave MAC ill ASPORT, every MEXICAN COK.Y SALVE. FISH, Subscriptions will be received at this Office, and moneys such as Brown and Bleached Sheetings, Cotton MONDAY morning, touching as above, and arriving at rise of Wednesday, sch James L Hewitt, Ross, from Phila­ forwarded, for all the principal Newspapers, Magazines and delphia for Boston, came up and laid by about twelve hours BEANS. Warp, Wickmg, Prints, Linens, Strip’d Shirting, ROCKLAND in time to connect with Boats for Bos­ GLAZED SILK CAPS. before the sea was sufficiently smooth io board her, when CRACKED PEAS, Periodicals in the United Sletes, at the publishers’ lowest . Denims, Ac., Ac. ton. “ T a l l prices, and also for all valuable works published by sub- 1 She will also leave R ockland every AVt'diirsdny A c b . e s all hands were taken off. Capt Jones left the brig at anchor RICE &e„ &c. scription. The above are some of the leading articles which the 15 miles SE of Fire Island; he saved nothing but his sinail subscribers have on hand ; they will endeavor to keep a morning^por F lU w orth. on arrival ot outside Boats Also n Large STOCK of CHILDREN'S writing desk. The George was built at Richmond, Me, 3 Books. Magazines, Newspapers and Music, bouud in the | from Boston, touching at Belfast, Islesboro’, Castine, Deer FROM best style, any delivered at this Office at the lowest prices. constant supply, and hope to merit a fair share of patron­ Isle and Sedgwick. ears since, was 200 tuns, and so far as Capt Jones is aware, GROCERIES. age from our own and the neighbouring towns. Any business within the range of a General Agency will Returning,—Thursday mornings, arriving at Rock inly one-eighth, belonging to him, is insured. An excellent assortment of Family GrocrrieH such be cheerlully transacted. FANCY HATS A CAPS. LITTLE TOE-CORNS GROW.” » Crushed and Coffee Clushed, Powered, Muscovado and A. II. KIMBALL A CO. land in time to connect for Boston. Havana Brown Sugars, Java St Doming, raw, burnt and A. II. K. A Co., are the selling Agents for the R us­ „ , , U. COBB CO., Agents. But there is a remedy, and it is to be found in 02? The subscriber will in no case buy articles to sell Rockland, April 21, 1856. p Xjifeit o f L etters, ground Coffee, Young Hyson, Oolong, Ningyong, Congou at advanced prices, under the form of an Agency, but, on sell Mills Cotioai Duck* a very superior article. WIGGINS MEXICAN CORN SALVE, and Souchong Teas, Chocolate, Cracked and Prepared Co­ receiving samples, will sell any article or invention at reg­ ALSO,—Agents for Porter’s Patent Graduating Tuyere Custom-Made coa and Cocoa Shell, Cuba and New Orleans Molasses, ular prices, as an authorized Agent, for a reasonable com­ Iron, the best and most economical articles ever got up for COBB & SWETT, which is Stuart’s Golden Syrup, Burning Fluid, Lamp Oil, Sperm mission. B or damage l.y Fire, everJ. Moll,,.iy Thursday at 5 o’clock P. M.- had bid defiance to the skill of Physicians and every earth D. M. JAMES, Collector of the City of Rockland. C A B. P S , Iy remedy. Desirable for furnishing HOTELS, DWELLINGS and that a discriminating public will give him that patronage O ’ * can be effected in Good. Safe and reliable Slock i Returns W ednesdayducttdny and Saturday mornings. Rockland, April 23d, 1656. 17tf SHIPS, Embracing which he hopes to deserve. Shocking Case of Rheumatism Cured tin JOHN FLINT. Leaves foi PO RTLAN D and BOSTON by steam- VELVET TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS TAPES­ MUTUAL OFFICES three Weekw. Collector’s Sale. Rockland, April 15, 1856. 3ml6 TRY, BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY Jk by calling upon DANIEL WEBSTER, N ew York, July 15th, 1855, 17 OR nonpayment of taxes assessed against W. G. SARGENT, Dr. G. W. Halsey.—I reside at 32 Vestry street, in KIDDERMIXISTER, QTAGES will leave ROCKLAND for BATH ever, ver I. K. Kimball’s Store, every Monday, W ednesday and F riday at 10 this city. During the last two years I have been so bad T FRANKLIN ACHORN, of Rockland, Maine, for the Painted Carpets, Bookings, Mattings, 250 for Boys. K3 morn ing—Sundays except«‘(1—at 2 o’clock ano 6 o’clock A. M. year 1855, 1 have this day seized and distrained three and with the Rheumatism that my friends told me I could not R u gs, &c. o’clock. A. M. arriving a. E.;ih in season io cornier wiil Returns Tuesday T hursday and Saturday stand in through the coining winter. My legs were dread- one fourth acres of land, aud the Lime Quarry on ihe same OFlfl Y’ARDS all Wool home made Broad- the 1 o’clock a . M. and 4 o'clock P. M. Trains lot POUT W . G. Sargcnty procures, buys, sells and LOCATES mornings. fu I lv swollen, and 1 suffered excruciating pain. In this now occupied by said Achorn, with Lewis M’Lain, situated Compt ery large assortment, all of which will be 6 V’ cloth for BOY’S WEAR, at $1,25 per yard. Call LAND same evening Land Warrants. Office cornet of Lime Rock and Mam Office, one door north of Berry’s Blok. adjacent to the estate of Josiah Tohnan, it being a part Jd at the lowest market prices. RETURNING—will leave BATH for Wiscasset, Dan - situation I procured your Forest Remedies, and took both of the Estate of Isaac Achorn. in the City of Ro -kland. soon, unless you are too late. Streets, E. L. LOVEJOY, Agent. the Pills and the Wine according to the d irection s. In April 24. 1856. 3tnl7 e. & j. Harris. driscotta, Waldoboro’, Warren,Thomaston and Rockland N. B. Arrangements have been made by the subscriber Rockland, May 1, 1856. I8tf about a week 1 began to experience their good effects, and and will be sold at Rockland, April 7, 1856 15tf on the arrival of each train of cars al Bath. with the Hon. JOSEPH A. SARGENT, District AI terney in three weeks I was able to go to work, whiwi I hud not PUBLIC AUCTION, A Stage leaves R ock lan d every Morning (Sundaj for the County ol Carver. Minesota Territory, to L ocale done for eight months before. r ’ l j a . Z K T O excepted) at 6 1-2 o’clock, A. M, for CAMDEN, BEL­ Laud Warrants, who will give his personal atten­ Powder, Powder. M. LINCII, 32 Vestry St., N. Y. in front of the Berry Block, in said citv, on Saturday 10,000 ROLLS r ’O H .T Z E l FAST any BANGOR. the Heventh day of June, next at two of the clock tion to the securing of Valuable Locations for KEGS just received from Eureka Pow- iu the afternoon unless said taxes are paid before that day RETURNING—leaves B a n g o r every Morning (Sun Warrants placed in his hands. der Work's, aud for sale by Long standing Cough, General Debility and FOR S»1EE. davs excepted) at 6 1-2 and arrives at R o ck la n d about W. W. SARGENT. or so much ol said property as may be necessary to ruis F. COBB iy F. COBB& Co. permanent relief until she tookyour Forest Wine and Pills. The Last Call, ENTIRE NEW STYLES SANBORN’S BUILDING, Rockland, April 30, 1856. She has now taken one hottie of the Wine and less Ilian a HOUSE TO SELL OR LET, Corner of Elm aud Main Streets, Rockland. Rockland, April 30, 1856. 18tf O those who are in arrears on account of boz ol the Pills, which have so far restored her that I in- the Non-payment of Taxes for the year 1855, are here­ of Paper Hangings, Borders. Window Curtains and Fire- the hope that us much more will complete the cure. W HERE a well selected STOCK of Mexican Guano. Tby notified to make payment forthwith and save cost, other­boards. rJ'H E House situated on the Corner of liemeniher My daughter also has been cured of General Debility and wise they will find their property advertised for sale. I Consisting ol Common, Grounded, Satin, Gilt, Velvet Dropsy by the use of the Forest Remedies- and Velvet and Gilt Room Papers. T H A T we continue to furnish Curtiss’ best shall be at the office of W. G. FRYE,each day, Sundays House) is for wale or Io let i reasonable TERMS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, WM- BROWN,25 Avenue U. excepted, from 8 to 10 o’clock for the purpose of receiving Common Velvet anil Gilt Borders. Enquire of the subscriber. T A Anchors nchors at Boston pricnrices. unnHomi an u Rockland, 30, 1856. The Forest Wine and Pills are Sovereign Remedies lor money for taxes from those disposed to pay without cost. Paper and Cloth Window Curtains. Ma N aSSEH S. HOVEY. all the following complaints, and it should be understood D. M. JAMES, Collector. Curtain Fixtures, Top and Side Lights. Rocklank, March 30, 1856 Rockland, April 30, 1856 that it is the medical influence of both Remedies acting to­ Rockland, April 2, 1856. 14tf Panel Paper a new article for Entries and Rooms. PAINTS, OILS, & DYE STUFFS, Oats, Gals gether in the blood which exert the wonderful effects in Firehoard Patterns of every description, to wliichfj I may always be found, at the lowest Market prices. the cure of obstinate diseases. Although the Pills alone would respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of Notice. Rockland, Feb. 28, 1S56. F. G. COOK Jlore Oranges. V ERY heavy oats from Prince Edward’s Is- are a never-failing Remedy in all such caaes as iequire only Notice. Rockland and vicinity before purchasing elsewhere. V land ; a choice aiticle for iseed for sale by BOXES ORANGES, just received and for purgatives, yet in Chronic Diseases, botirthe Wine and J. C. MOODY’S, DROPOSALS will be received nt the office of F. COBB Ac Co. Pills are absolutely necessary. OTICE is hereby given that the Joint stand- No 4, Spear’s Block. V Bale by Rockland, April 30, 1859, lfitf ing Committee of the City Council, of Rockland, Rockland, April 3,1856. 14tf 1 CITY TREASURER for 6 0 0 Tons of BEACH E. L. LOVEJOY. The ForcMl W in e and P ills arelwarranted to .Cure N GRAVEL, to be delivered on or before the 5th day of the most severe Colds, Coughs, and Pain in the Breast, ACCOUNTS AND CLAIMS, will be in ses­ May, at such Wharves in the city of Rockland, as the un­ Duck. Asthma, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Rheumatism, and Gout. sion at the TAKE NOTICE. dersigned may designate. Propositions will be received STATE OF MAINE. The Wine and Pills cure the Fever ond Ague, for which for part or the whole. In this city 28th ult., by Rev. S. C. Fessenden, Mr. George a l d e r m e n s room, LINCOLN, SS.-At a Probate Court held at W E have constantly on band a full assort complaint they have acquired a high reputation. Ulcers, SPRING 4c SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. II. II. SPEAR, Street Commissioner. W . Kimball, Jr., to Miss Elmira A. Achorn, both of this . n r i i c vr i a tab ment of Shaw m ut D u c k ; and will furnish any Boils, Blotches, Scabbed Head, Ring-worm,Erysipelas, Salt _the Inst Saturday of every month, at I o’clock', P. Rockland, April?, 1856. 15tf city. ' * \\ lscasset OD the Illth day Of November, A . D* other varieties at Boston prices. Rheum, Sore Eyes, and every kind of Humor, Jaundice. M*., for the purpose of Auditing such Claims us may be In Thomaston 14th tilt., by Rev. I. Sawyer, Mr. Benja­ Female Complaints, Debility, Night Sweats, and Weakly presented against the city. JJORSES, CARRIAGES and COACHES to min Flint, Jr., to Miss Frances E. Scribner.' 1855 PI.MYO FORTE ARDERED, That NANCY RHOADES Admin Rockland, April 30, 1856. Slate of the Constitution, Bilions Disorders, Foul Stomach The nexj meeting of said Committee will be held on the In Belfast 22d ult., by Rev. Mr. Munsell, Wales L. Miller, and Morbid condition of the Bowels, Headaches, Nervous 26th inst. LET nt the THORNDIKE STABLE, of Belfast, to Annie G. Lewis, of Thorndike. '-'istratrix of the Estate of FRANCIS W. RIIOa DES Disorders and General Derangement of the System. Affec­ JOHN BIRD, > Committee Tl-t«g8-tT71XO tiO XX. In Eastport 17th ult., James Lavery, of Belfast, to Julia late of Rockland, in said County, deceased, notify the Cordage. Ferencs wishing SEATS to and from the UOaTS will tions of the Bladder, Bronchitis, Bilious Colic, Bowel A. L. LOVEJOY, > on MR* E. S. BRADLEE, Malay, of E. Heirs nt Law and Credi’ors of said deceased and all Complaints, Dropsy, Flatulency, Giddiness, Loss of Appe­ G, A. STEVENS. 5 Accts. and Claims. please leave their names at the Thorndike Hotel or C. S. In Freedom 9th tilt., Charles Cookson to Orleany Payson. persons interested, that an account of Administration on BROWN’S Livery Stable, North End. A LL kinds of Manilla and Hemp Cordage, tite, Pains in the Bones. Scrofula, and all other complaints Rockland, April 15, 1856. 16tf W. H. THORNDIKE. V V 1LL In Castine, Mtfrch 31st, Edward W. Fox to C. Josephine the Estate of said deceased, will be offered for allow­ which arise from Impure-Blood and Disordered slate of the be in Rockland every week, and will 1A. for sale by Rockland, April 16, 1856. 16tf VV give instruction as above. Bridgham, daughter of Hon. R. II- Bridgham, all of Cas­ ance at a Probate Court at Rockland on the twenty-eighth F. COBB 4- Co. System. tine. day of May next, at ten o’clock, A. M.. when and where Rockland. April 30, 1856. 18tf My Forest Wine is in large square hotties, One Dollar Lemons, Lemons, N. B. Piano Fortes tuned, also Pinuoca for Sato In Thomaston April 29th, by Rev. O. J. Fernald, Capt. they may be present if they see cause. And also at said per Bottle, or Six Bottles for Five Dollars. Forest Pills at ten per cent less than usual prices. Authur Prince of Thomaston, to Muss M. Victoria Harring­ Court the Widow’s Petition for an allowance will be con­ Twenty five Cents per Box. JU S T RECEIVED, at City Drug Store. Flom* and Corn. Orders left nt MORSE’S Organ Factor)*, Main Street, ton of Rockland. sidered. will meet with prompt attention- Iron and Steel. General Depot, No. 64 Walker Street, New York. Rockland, April 14, 1866. 16tf Notice to be given by Publishing an attested copy of Aosnts.—C. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland ; G. I. ROB BBLS. FLOUR. this Order in the Rockland Gazette, printed at Rockland A LL descriptions of Bolt, Refined and Sweeds INSON, Thomaston. 421y three weeks before said Court of Probate. A Iron, Shoe Shapes, Thimble Shapes, Nail Rods, Spike Porter’s Burning; Fluid. 2001OOO BUSHELS CORN. To Let Given under my hand this fifth day of November in the Rods, Band and Hoop Iron, Anchor Palms, '&c* Also 2 0 0 “ MEAL. vear of our Lord one ihousa* d eight hundred and fifty-five. Cast, German and Blistered Steel, fcr sale by Heal Concha Regalias! FRESH LOT received this morning via sch. 2 0 “ RYE MEAL. A STORE and two TENEMENTS in Rankia ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate. F. COBB Co. Minerva, and for sale cheap atCiiy Drug Siore.j IOO “ BLACK OATS. A Block. Enquire of Copy Attest—E- Foote Jn.,*Register. 3wl8 Rockland, April 30, 1856. 18tf T \0 you want a nice Cigar ? call at the City A jO O “ WHITE OATS. In this citv, 80th ult., Capt. W illiam Pendleton, aged 1 / Drug Store. 17t f 76 years 8 months 16 days. Funeral at the 2d Baptist 3OO LBS CHEESE. Rockland, April 9*, 1S56. Church, on Sunday, May 4th, at 10 1-2 o’clock A. M. Rela­ Oranges, Oranges. Hams, Latd, Folk, Molasses, Sugar, Beans. Peas nnd tives and friends are invited to attend. Coal Tar, Oars. Marbles, Marbles. y OUNTAIN FRUIT.—For sale in any quan- Dried Apples. ENCIL WINDOW SHADE, and a uew kind of win­ In this city April 27th, bf consumption, Mr.Alfred B. But­ iV l utiea, cheaper than can be bought in the city, nt Just received and for wholesale or retail at low prices by dow Fixing. For sale by ler, aged 36 years. £JONSTANILY on hand aud for sale at the fOR sale by ANOTHER LOT, “ just received” at City ’ rstrnvCITY nDlTnDRUG aTflDPSTORE. P J. WAKEFIELD In tlii< citv 23d. Meli*sa.Bisl>oP-d^jd 1 vear 7 momhs. : Pnrkland. April 18, 1856. 1JVSID£ ROUTE. KENNEDY’S No N o rth ! No S o u th !! ROBERT RANKIN, EDWIN R. MILLAR. DEAN STABLER & BROTHER, RANKIN & MILLAR. IN H AL ATION But in the VERY CENTRE OF THE CITY, BANGOR, PORTLAND, BOSTON. FOR THE CURE OF HEAD OF SEA STREET, and opposite, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FIRE, FIRE. THE GREATEST GF TUB AGE. —AND— ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION. THORNDIKE HOTEL, Merchant Tailors. AYR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered SHIP BROKERS Is your PROPERTY Insured. NEW AND VERY WONDERFUL!! THE SPLENDID AND FAST-SAILING STEADIER, 1V1 in one of our common pasture weeds, a remedy that You will find a cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, from the worst Scro- STEAMSHIP AGENTS, &C., Are you Insured in Safe Companies ? ula down to a common Pimple. He has tried it in over RICHMOND, VA. HYGEANA eleven hundred cases, and never failed except in two. He U n ion o f tlxe> B est Consignments of Eastern Produce, Brought home to the door of the Million. has now in his possession over two hundred certificates of its value, all within twenty miles of Boston. Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestings, &c. (fC.. HAY, LUMBER, LIME, BRICKS, &c.. E. H . COCHRAN’S, Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore NO. 3 ■oliclted. MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY lta» recently mouth. Richmond, March 7.1855. ioly been made by DR. CURTIS, of this city, in the treat-' DANIEL WEBSTER, One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of pimples OF ALL NATIONS, FIRE, MARINE and LIFE Ament of Consumption, Asthma, and all diseases of the on the face. D. B. Bridgford. N. T insley Pate. Lungs. We refer to ‘‘ D r. C urtix’s IIy g ca n .or In ­ CAPT. SAMUEL BLANCnAKD, Two or three bottles will clear the system of ,es. together with'the lurgest assortment ol INSURANCE AGENCY, haling Hygcan Vapor and Cherry Syrup.”— Two bottles are warranted to cure the w orn canker in D. B. BRIDGFORD, & GO. With this new method, Dr. C. has restored many afllicted the mouth and stomach. ones to health, as an evidence of which he has innumerable AVING, the past winter, been re-fitted aod CLOTHING OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SPOFFORD BLOCK, certificates Speaking of the treatment, a physician re­ and put in the best possible condition for the accom­ Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst H case of erysipelas. Spofford FOR THE SALE OF marks, “ I ’ is evident that inhaling—constantly breathing modation of the travelling! community, has taken her place The quality of our Goods, the style of our Cutting, our ROCKLAND LIME, LUMP AND CAL­ JKfiain Street, Rockland. agreeable, healing vapor—the medicinal properties must on the route from BANGOR to PORTLAND, and One to two bottles aie warranted to cure all humor in the eyes. Work and our prices are too favorably knowu to need any CINED PLASTER, HAY, POTATOES, come in direct contact with the whole terial cavities of the will leave BANGOR every Monday, Wednesday further recommendation, and while thanking our many ------000------lungs,and thus escape the many and varied changies pro and Friday morning, nt five o’clock, arriving at Rock- Two hotties are warranted to cure running of the ears Customers and friends iu this city and vicinity for their CEMENT, Ha IR, Ac. duced upon them when introduced into the stomach, and lund at about ten o’clock, A. M.. and arriving at Portland and blotches among the hair. kind patronage in past years, we respectfully solicit a con­ u g II. COCHRAN, thankful for the liberal IF our to six hotties are warranted to cure corrupt and run­ ..A' Also—Attend to orders for the purchase of Flour, Wheat, subject to the process of digestion. The Hygenia is for in season for the half-past four, P. M. train for Boston. tinuance. eed, &c. ’Xia patronage ho has heretofore received, in­ sale at all the Druggist's throughout the country.—[New Returning:—Leaves PORTLAND for BAN ning ulcers. E. wood, (Rockport;) Camden, W. M. Cook, Thomaston; Street, in the city of Rorkland, and seized as the property rons has been generously done. EYES WATER, South Thomaston, Feb. 26, 1856 patronage, which will be promptly attended to, and thank- j GORHAM, ME. Ira Gilman, St. George; Johnson & Fuller, W arren; J. H of said Coombs, and will be sold at ConchcM connect with all Sica tucrn coming to or go­ Estabrook A Son, Camden Harbor. ing from the city. It is the General Stage House, as all fully received. For reference, apply to any merchant in ! Hanson, President. J. Pierce, Sec’y. PUBLIC AUCTION, when they go out into the air, and by being the City of Richmond. May 18, 1855. I81y stages running from the city make it their Head Quarters. 171) LUTHER LIBBY, j in front of the Berry Block, in the city of Rockland. Blinded by the Strong Light! H ovmcm Carriages furnished at all hours. Char­ HATS & CAPS. ges moderate. Rockingham Mutual Company, Saturday the tkirly-fir»t day of May. next Others suffer a Burning, Smarting S ensation, as if FEARING & CO? ; A Good Cleansing Bitter a’ 2 of the clock in the afternoon, unless said taxes The Proprietor trusts that, by his constant efforts to EXETER, N. II. paid before that day or so much of said property as may DUST WAS IN THE EYE! please,his old friends will still continue their favors, and To be Taken in the Spring, be necessary to raise the sum o f fourteen dollars and forty Gcimin’s, Beebe's and Leary’s his new will find it a pleasant, social and quiet home, where SHIP CHANDLERS, M. Sanborn, President. W. P. Moulton, Sec’y one cents together with all legal costs and charges Others again are unable.to use their Eyes at all, by their interests and desires will be attended to, and all tilings D. M. JAMES, Collector of the City of Rockland. GAS OR LAMP LIGHT, owing to the weakness of the done to make life joyous and lime pass happily. AND Be kind enough, Reader, to give your attention one mo­ Rockland, April 15, 1856. 16tf June 28, 1855. • 24 E. H. Cochran will also take risks for Phila­ eye, and overstraining the Optic Nerve. ment, and you will learn what SPRING FASHIONS FOR MANUFACTURERS OF CORDAGE, delphia Companies and Hartford, Connecticut. Collector’s sale. DR. PETTIT’S EYE SALVE, by restoring to the eye FAIRBANKS’ C. A. RICHARDS’ 1MPORTERH OK LIFE INSURANCE, "POR nonpayment of taxes assessed against CHAINS, ANCHORS AND BUNTING, ABBOTT-BITTERS CONSTANT RANKIN, of the City of Rockland, WASTED STRENGTH, 1 8 5 « . CELEBRATED effected in Companies of good standing. ARE GOOD FOR. ill save you ALL THESE ANNOYANCES. Traders Maine, for the year 1855, I have this day'seized and d Offer for sale at S LONG WHARF and 2 N B. All applicatinos for insurance will be They have been made and sold 40 years—8 years by the trained lour acres of land, laying on the hill between «... hose object it is to Make Money, will often tell you SCALES, present proprietor, and note this great truth; he has facts In Quarry and the wall that divides said Rankin’s field from ALSO, A LOT OP COMMERCIAL STREET, BOSTON, attended to with the utmost care and prtimpt- of something, (which they buy for half the cost of this iiis possession, showing that they haved cured and helped the pasture, on the south side of Rankin Street, and seized thousands, yea thousands o f cases o f as the property o f suid Rankin, and will be sold at Eye Salve,) Chains, Bolt Rope, Twine. Bunting Windlass Gear, Rockland, Xov. 7, 1855. 43tf [C aps S o ft Z-JL£ltS, of every variety, I Paints, Oils, Naval Stores, «fcc., &c. INDIGESTION, PUBLIC AUCTION, BUT, BE NOT DECEIVED, Boston, Jan. 16, 1856. 3m4 in front of the Berry Block, in the City of Rockland, 34 KILBY STREET, BOSTON. T?fir LE2 Xervoua debility, Sickness at Stomach, Saturday, the twenty-fourth day of May. next, at two The EYE SALVE is the only thing you can Ju st received and for sale CHEAPER than GREENLEAF A BROWN, Agents. Derangement of the Di­ Water Brash, Humors, the clock in the afternoon, (unless said taxes are paid before EVER for CASH, by A full assortment of all kinds of weighing apparatus and j H A ZE N & F R E N C H , j Corn, Flour and General Provision gestive Functions, Colds and Coughs, that day,) or so much of said land as may be necessary to e p e n <3. U p q n T. A. WENTWORTH, store furniture ior sale at low rates Railroad, Hay, and raise the sum of two hundred and twenty-six dollars and J Broad,»»-Foiar Door* South from _^*N D __ Depression of mind and Costiveness, Jaundice, forty Cents, together w ith all legal costs and charges. FOR RELIEF AND CURE ! No. 2 Spofford Block. Coal Scales set in anv part of the country. For sale in Rocltiand, by II. P. WOOD A SON. 5Iv I Milk Street, - - - BOSTON. Spirits, Flatulency, Rheuma­ D. M. J AMES, Collector of the City of Rockland. I Nearly opposite THORNDIKE HOTEL, Rockland, Me. ' I Gr r o c e r y S to re . Rockland, April 7, 1856. ' 15tf C. W. ATWELL, Deering’s Block, Congress Street TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS, j Oppression after Eat­ tism, North Side Market Square, Portland, General Agent for: Aprils, 1856. 15tf Offer for sale at low prices ing, Female Obstructions, STATE OF MAINE. II. B. INGRAHAM Maine. AHW VOLUME V OUR attention is called to the Manures man- j LINSEED OIL, WHITE LEAD, Acid Stomach, Loss of Appetite, LINCOLN, SS.—At a Probate Court held at X u facturedfact u red by the Lodi Manufacturing Co., from the | SPTS. TURPENTINE, ZINC WHITE, 1’. FESSENDEN and J. C. MOODY, Agents for contents of the Sinks and Privies of New York City, and COPAL VARNISH, VERDIGRIS. \I70ULD announce to the public that he has Sick Headache, Pain in the Side, Wiscasset on the seventh day of April A. D. Rockland ; and sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods deal­ —OF THE— ree from offensive odor, cniled ja pan. COLORS IN OIL. VV taken STORE 1856. ers generally. 13tf POCDRETTE AND TAFEC. Together with a full assortment of No. 2 Gregory’s Building, Torpor of the Liver and Bowels, ARDERED, That .John Miller Administrator Portland Transcript! Poudrette is composed of two-thirds night soil and one i Reader! You are appealed to earnestly. Don’t say u it (formerly occupied by N. S- Leeman,) Y lie linn 13 non (if me estate of EZEKIEL PERRY late third decomposed vegetable fibre. Tafeu is compased of! DRY COLORS, WINDOW GLASS, I onl><’ould believe this to be Jtrue! 1 have some of the of Rockland, in said County, deceased, notily the Heirs a! ALSO. SOLD AS ABOVE, Notts is the time to Subscribe. three-fourths night soil and one fourth No. 1 Peruvian Gu- , above complaints, and I would take the medicine at once ano. FRONT STREET. NORTH END., Law and Creditors of said deceased, and all persons inter­ AND COMMON DRUGS. if I could only have confidence.” IT IS TRUE; it is an ested, that an account of Administration on the Estate of DR. PETTIT’S r r i J T A T I These manures are cheaper and better adapted for raising and is now prepared to sell ut the lowest CASH price at honest truth, if ever thereRwus one spoken. Come then, said deceased will be offered for allowance at a Probate rI ’UA l popular literary paper the Portland Cor|lj Uarden Vegetable/ iuld Graais ,hun* any olher j* , February, 28, 1656, 91y if your mind is irritable, discontented, and gloomy, if you Court at Wiscasset, on the first Monday of June next, nt O a n K e r , T O 4 IIJ'I’ A vn EAr’Y market. Can be put in contact with the seed without inju- ' W H O L E S A L E or R E T A IL , have severe Colic Pains after eating your food,—if your ten o’clock, A. M., when and where they may be present F K -A N S C ltM I A N D E C D E C 1 1 C , rv, and causes Corn and seeds to come up sooner, ripen CARLTON & PARSONS; body begins to waste, or your strength to fail you,—if your if they see cause. The only sure remedy for the cure of Itos just ttotnmenced a new volume, anti entered upon the " v0 wceI“ l!a,rl;1:r’ “,,J >',eld 0,lei lllird " ‘" re ° ‘h« all articles in his line of business. He has a full supply o countenance assumes a haggard and sallow aspect,—if you Notice to be given by publishing an attested copy of twentieth year of its existence. The Transcript has reach-1 ul111 ls ,l SLKE rntvESTiTtvE ok the Cu t . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, have a difficulty in lying on your left side,—if your skin is this Order in the Rockland Gazette three weeks su c ce ss­ CANKER. IN ALL ITS FORMS, ied n circulation larger than was ever before obtained by „ ...__ -m n n m c ... CORN. i dry and shrivelled,—if you have an appetite weak and va­ ively before said Court of Probate. any paper in Maine, and its proprietors will spare no pains i 1 *.° c, t,r f ,s* P}feu» Wl11 xn!‘.nurp un I SAVANNAH, Gu. riable, and perhaps entirely destroyed,—if your whole sys­ Given under my hand, this seventh day of April in the — A L S O — to make it acceptable to eien a larger number. In the ) “crf ? '' "o f * i,™' ! FLOUR, tem is languid, especially during the process of digestion, jear ol our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six new volume all the principal feutures of the paper, which I ‘{'’j! c u P‘ r ’ * •’ or •-1*°^ ^,r a"> quality o\er / lbs., j Particular attention given to the purchase and shipment —if you have u constant uneasy feeling in the stomach,— iETA Sure Cure for Chilblaiu«,.CL of MEAL, ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate have made it a favorite with manv, will be maintaiiled, and ! delivered on board v ssel or Railroad,five from any charge BEEF, why, you have only a lit of INDIGESTION! and these Copy A t t e s t J ames T. Dana, Register. 3wl6 iuch new • • • increased’experience axd..v<1 facili- Ij for packagefuckage or cartage. A pamphletpmnpl containing every m j HARD FINE LUMBER, PROCURING great Billers are made to cure Indigestion, and they will do Vi hick is The Best Remedy, ties may suggest. We shallh a ll ccontinue o n tin u e to o present t,resent our reudread- I form™™. postpaid, to atty sending their address PORK, it, toov—and all its attendant ills; and while at first it gent­ STATE OF JIAINE. ers with choice tales and interesting sketches ; instructive FREIGHTS &c. LARD. ly stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and removing tltese LINCOLN, SS.-At a Probate Court held at T°o ®1CK THIS IS A MOMENTOUS essays, much curious and useful information, the spice of troublesome agents, R efebexce.—Knott Crockett, Esq., and IL Kimball, CHEESE, i , t 9 „ . QLLfcTlON.QUESTION. wit and humor, and a carefully prepared digest ‘of the A. Wiscasset on the seventh day of April, A. D. Rockland. BUTTER, IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN, news of ihe day—particular attention being paid to Maine Mc.-srs Carleton. Norwood, «fc Co , Rockport. 331y 1856. For all the Ailments resulting from a matters. ‘e T O BOOT AXD SHOE -MANUFACTURERS. removing morbid or vitiated humors, beautifying the ill We wish 10 tl,e attention o f the Trade to the fol- DRY FISH and MACKEREL, ORDERED, That WEALTHY MANSFIELD Those who are interested in puzzles and Problems «.« . , - , • • . . i . „ .. L. W. HOWES, face, kindling life and energy’ in your entire frame; then, MORBID STATE of the LIVER and BILE, also find in its columns, Enigmas, Illustrated P.ebuses, &c. • Wi,ick we are prepared to sell on the most together with a good stock oi > Reader, will the world no longer look dark and gloomy; no 5 / Adminiairairix of the Estate of DANIEI, H. MANS­ C 0 U N S E L L O R A T L A W , longer will your dearest hopes be banished and thrust aside such as ja und ice, liver complaint, We invite all who want an independent family paper de- ! |/rr .u’U| COMMON GROCERY & RETAIL GOODS, FIELD late of Warren in said Countv, deceasdd, notify oted to the interests of the people of Maine, to send us i BLACK DOESKINS,) KIMBALL BLOK. but with Ute Heirs at Latv and Creditors of said deceased and all LOSS OF APPETITE,, WEAKNESS OF DRAB “ >FOR TOPS. all of which wer« selected with care, and will be sold at their names. For those who wish to pre.’ Rockland, Me. HEALTH AND STRENGTH persona interested,that her first account of .Administration DIGESTION, PAl N IN THE SIDE for binding, the commeiiceme: t of a volume is the best T aN DRAB “ 5 such prices as shall secure a share of the patronage of on the Estate of said deceased, will he oll'eted fot allow­ I SHOE DUCK AND CANVAS. Strict atteution given to Bounty Lnuil Clainia. CASH purchasers. AND STOMACH, NER time to subscribe. You wifi go forth into the world, to say with thousands of ance tit It Probate Court at Korkland on Hie twentv-eiahth TERMS—S I,50 a year iu advance. Four copies for .j BOOT WEBB from 1-2 inch to 1 1-2 inch in White and .j THE______above mimed has just removed from Belfast, where As I intend to make this a permanent business I shall others, C A Richards’ Abbott Bitters have done won dot of Ma} next, nt ten o’clock, A. M.. when and where VOCF.NESS, 4 c. be governed by the motto they may he present if tin y sec cause. 85,00. The Transcript and either of the Ilirec dollar " in «n,i Pninr- he has been in a very active practice ala . ders for me. The Label is Copyrighted, and each bo,tie, Magazines (Gtalitv’s, Graham's Htiriicr’s or Putnam's) for, \id Colors. . < abuut one half of which period he was of Ute then ilrin ol “ QUICK Sa l e s AND SMALL PROFITS.” for the protection of ihe consumers und proprietor, beurs Notice to be given by Publishing mt attested copy of A T ’.Y ELL’S 83,50. The Transcript and the N Y Weekly Tribune, for ! 4 ’r 8 c " j E TUREAU> Black “1,li 3, j Abbott A Howes. the portrait of Doctor Win. Abbott, together with the sig­ this Order I th e Rockland Gazelle three weeks before said Rockland, Dec. 7,1855. 47tl Court of Probate. j WILD CHERRY BITTERS, 52,50. «vi ill ivti itivv mtiDf.r, n, , , i. , i i 0,1 account ofitis extensive' acquaintance in Waldo nature of Address, GOULD, ELWELL. PICKARD CO. SEA I3LAN D h a n k I HREAD, Black and Colored. | Cou„ty „e w „ c3lllinue l0 do busiue,1ss in the Courla ,here Given under my hand this seventh day of April is the 1 Portland. March 27, 1856. 4wl5 C. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor, >ear ol our Lord one thousa’ d eight hundred and filly-six. A’ftE A SOVEREIGN REMEDY. Lincoln. Watches, Jewelry, Rockland, March 22, 1855 89 State Street, Boston. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate. | !’• W . ATWELL, Deering’s Block, Congress Street TSSAttA’ & PBIIS’S’8, BROWN, D1X At CO., ! — A N D — Copy Attest:—J ames T. Dana, Register. 3wl6 6ni3 No. 52 Milk Street, BOSTON, j For sale in this city, by C. P. FESSENDEN, Nortf’, side Market Square, Portland. General Agent for B. F. METCALF, August 1, 1855 ly X. BOYNTON £ CO~ Mai ne. SHIP CHANDLERS, C. P. FESSENDEN and J. C. MOODY, Agents for “ Buy Me and I ’ll Do You Good !” i The subscriber having completed satisfactory arrange­ J. L. GIOFRAY’S, And Manufacturers of Cordage Oakum. S h ip p i n g & Co 111 in is si on ments with the largest manufacturers for a constant supply Commission Jlerchauts, Rockland; and sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers of AND SELLING AGENTS FOR THE j Importers and’Dealers in Chains, Anchois, Hemp, Bunt­ DR. LANGLEY’S MERCHANT, | GOLD ami SILVER WATCHES, ol all kinds ; generally 13tf ing, Windlass Gearing, Sail Cloth, Paints, Oils, Naval ROOT & HERB JAUNDICE BITTERS. | MANUFACTURED FROM ROBBINS CORDAGE CO... Stores. 23 C oenties Slip GOLD CHAINS, LOCKETS, PENCILS ; TO R E S O L D litf N L W Y O R K . And FINE GOLD JEW ELRY, in great variety ; ROOTS AND HERBS PLYMOUTH. MASS. COPPER-COATED SPIKES, The G reat Spring am i Sum m er M edicine* i AT A Sterling Silver, Silver Plated and Britannia Found only in the ISLAND of SICILY. RUSSELL MILLS, and Mt. VERN ON Composed of the best Roots, Herbs and Barks ill the | PETER THACJIER & BROTHER. 3 3 CS- uS. I , Ware ; Cutlery and Fancy Articles ; rpH IS is to certify, that we the undersigned DUCK COMPANY’S, world, in such a manner as to constitute the very best rein- j 41 COMMERCIAL STREET, edy for ihe class of diseases for which they are recom­ Is enabled to offer greater inducements to purchasers than -L have used MR. GIOFRAY’S Samaritan Salve, nnd A LOT OF LAND Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, have found it to prove effectual iu every case that we have are prepared to furnish Coinage and Duck of the best Ne • Granite Building, opposite end North Market st., mended. It is well known that the great and sudden heretofore having adopted the cash and small profit quality, at the lowest manufacturers’ prices. | QITUATED in Rockland, on Grove St. Said changes of climate, ft om cold to hot, operates upon the) used it. Therefore we deem it justice to make the virtue Boston. O F F IC E , XO. 2 K IM B A L L BLO C K , system—and respectfully solicits the public to call and j oj this great and invaluable remedy known to the public. N BOYNTON, ) No. ]3/i lot is 100 feet square, in the centre of ihe city, and a Blood, and through that upon the whole system, producing examine his goods and Prices. pleasant building spot. W . G Train, W . P hipps, J r. stagnation and impurities, a torpid and diseased liver and E BOYNTON, JR > Commercial Block MAIN STREET...... ROCKLAND, ME. N. B.—All goods warranted to prove as good as repre­ DISEASES. AFHERVEY $ BOSTON 16lv For information inquire of ENOCH DAVIS at R. R. (Late of Whiton, Train Co) disordered Bowels, causing Fevers and Fever ami Ague, sented. WOODBRIDGE’»S Shop, North End, or of the subscriber Jaundice, an unhealthy Bile, Humors, Eyspepsia, Costive- Burns, Fresh Cuts, April 4, 1656. 15Iy Peter T iiacher, R. P. E. T iiacher. O* Fine \Vatches»and Jewelry repaired by competent Scalds, Sore Nipples, at Thomaston. C. H. PAINE. ness, ludisgestion,Ileadaohe, Dizzines, Weariness, Pain iu workmen. Thomaston, Jan. 7, 1855. 2tf the Side and Bowels, Loss of Appetite, and General Debil­ Rocklnud, Feb. 21, 1856. 48tf Ringworms, Fever Sore, The Great Family BemeddT Bosouis. L. A. POND, Sait Rheuin, Eruptions on tne Head, ity. 6m6 141 Hanover (corner of Union) Street, Boston. 3 Z > t o o x - s , Dr. Langley’s Bitters, act directly upon the cause, of all Law Notice. Scaid Head, Piles perni’itientlycured when LARGE assortment of Superfine Linen I these diseases, and by use not only prevent them but will ! m n r .. a • •.» , . •,/. Old Sores, properly applied. G. W. STONE’S AND ShirtJBosoms, just received from New York, bv cure and eradicate them from the system, and should there- I undersigned lias associated With himseli LINCOLN COUNTY REFERENCES. A lew is Kaufman. fore be freely used...... by all who wish to ‘ be well und ’ keepkepn l in the practice of Law.Law, his Brother.Brother, J. T. Berry Mrs. II. II. Burpee, VEGETABLE B L I R B S , Wm. Berry Mrs. D M Mitchell. Rockland, April 9, 1856. 15tf i well. They are the cheapesi, . and best medicine r in the j R. P. E. TIIACHER, 1 world- Only Onlv :\5 cents for a pintninr andMini 37 centsrents for a largelnrre : , .. , , Jeremiah Berry Esq., Miss A Adams, j bottle. Offict 99 Union Street, Beaton, anti for sale by ”"d Ute business will be continued nt tlte old land, under MUSIC DEPOT. N. C. Woodard Esq,, Ezra Whitney, KOCKLAND CITY BOOK STORE. ’ ’ J I the firm of LIQUID CATHARTIC! J^OR sale by the subscribers, in, dealers everywhere. — A N D — Daniel Cowan, Dr J W Trussel. t requi.- i be Sold iu this Citv bv C. P. FESSENDEN 6m 12 II. H. Burpee, ., ' d Iha< a mild, safe J, WAKEFIELD, PETER TIIACHER & BROTHER. PRICE, 25 Cents per BOX. A liberal discount a liquid form, agrer-able to the MALLET’S BUIL DING, made to dealers. taste and on.- which purges without violence^ js a desider- ___ NO. 3 Kimball Block. PETER TIIACHER. Picture Gallery. aturn m medicine ; this act will be admitted bv all. Such Opposite Congregational Church, MAI N STREET. Sold at Wholesale and retail by the proprietor J L GIOF- a discovery li; uGeinpteil but V/jihom success llEMENVVAY At JONES. complete assortment of R E M U Y A L . HE subscriber informs his friends and pat­ RAS , N o. 1, Custom House Block, [up stairs,] Rockland. until ihe introduction of the abov : named Rockland, Dec. 7, 1655. 47tl THORNDIKE HOTEL, rons that he is constantly on bund, ready to supply Maine edy. Also—For sale by Druggists generally, No patent ...edic.lte ever met w,tl,»Uc'.la r e „dy8pprov- ROCKLAND MAINE. Tthem witii sl by phyxt'uis ax tins. Many regular practitioners are Dictionaries. BOOKS AND STATIONERY, L . W E E K S , Rockland, Dec. 21, 1855. 49tf using it daily, all of whom have spoken of it in the highest — B Y — Sheet Music, Violin, Violeneello and Guitar W E B S T E R unabridged, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, pjAVING removed from Beethoven Block, to terms of praise. Persons for the wa .,i ol a better have Strings, Staff Paper, Instruction been obltged to resort to the n,e of th o, e drastic nauseous '» “ Royal Octavo, cheap as can be purchased at any other establishment. S. G. DENNIS. "OTHELLO’S OCCUPATION'S GONE? mid oltentimes injurious purgative “ University Edir.ion, NO. 3, SPEAR’S BLOCK. BOOKS g ~ T School. For s ale by Rockland, .Tan 15, 1856. 3tf E. & J. HARDING, and made large additionn to his former stock of yhich cause more or less depintiou; and Cdf to accomplish 48 J. Wakefield. of all kinds ; and in lact every thing that is usually found ! the Object for whirl; they are taken ; „n titeroulrarv they Wholesale, and Retail Deniers iu CROOKERY AND GLASS WARE. V / m . G . in such establishments. often tncresse the difficulty anti render the patiel ' ‘ ’ Blank Looks. WILLIAMSON, His stock cf curable None of the.-, enter into the composition this , 7?Ei.L and half bound—Lr xlgers. Journals, Record Books )W invites the attention of purchasers to the best assort- ’ A o Avnov nn J P nunenllnP n t I HUT PIANO FORTES, MELODEONS, GUITARS, i Invaluable remedy. It is composed of hoiks, toots and ■* o f nil sizes and qualitie u. In that article I can given Fresh and Pickled Fish ent of the above goods ever oflered in this city, and at A llOi HCj dli(i vOliuSCiivi til LitlVlj seeds, tile medical properties ,.l Which are exactly adapt Fbod harj VIOLINS and FLUTES el to tile core of those complaints for which it is re i of all descriptions, on commended. By a combination of those proaetties TABflE CUTLERY; FANCY GOODS, is carefully selected, and warranted to give satisfaction, or I Public are put iu possession of the most valuable or l“u SKA S T E E T , COMMISSIONER FOR MAINE. the money paid will be refunded. tioti ever produced. Thia medicine is not iulendc ' ' rRni‘ W rapping 1’aper. Below ihe Thorndike Hotel. He is Agent for the sale of CJIICKERING’S PIANOS, PAPER HANGINGS, &C., &C. SMITH’S" CELEBRATED MELODEONS, und REED ' a. a catimrtic , its value as such is iusignilican' “ ’•illlP1J' i f A L I B I T constantly ou hand. IAF all sizes and pr ices. Fine wrapping Twine FRESH I Rockland, June 25, 1855. 34tf 82m 20 Court Street, BOSTON. ORGANS. pated with its power of purifying the blood ' co,“ ' V 48 j . w akrfield. mors, regulating the action of the bowel- • lr0,“ nil llu‘ All in want of a gmd article of fish can be supplied at THOMAS FRYE, A great variety of P icture* may he found here, worth ; sin, restoring the appetite, pnaiucitir ..curing Dyspep- the lowest Cash Price. X j a . c 5 L i © s jE L esica. ‘□ P ixies from 12 1-2 cents to $5,00 each, among which are many ; c O S T A R ’ S the Liver, freeing the Stuinnch fr . , 11 healthy action of L ibraries. Rockland, March 3(1, 1856. 4wl4 subjects proper for and strengthening the whole : bile, and invigorating:j'i i R. SPEAR will furnish Sabbath Schools Physician and Surgeon, Oriental or Grecian Pniuting. GENUINE RAT AND MICE for the Piles, and thost .stem. It is a certain cure | C o tto n BPiscEi. Public Librari ilii Looks of all kinds at the Taylor's Premium Starch Polish. I MFFI\FFIC F No. 4 Kimball Block, over.thestore of J. Wake Frames of all sorts and sizes will be made to order. should give it a trial. It jflering from 'that complaint I , . m Sheet music bound ut short notice, and those who pur­ iu its worst forms For tlso warranted to cure canker ! *,,we-sl rates.58. AmericanAll Tract Society publicationsins con-c FULL assortment of Cotton Duck and Ra> THE FRIEND OF THE LAUN-! Beld Dwelling House on Spring Street, opposite Dirigo ihand. 13tf DRESS. This article has been tested j Engine House. ALL ORDERS BY DAY OR NIGHT, chase sufficient for a volume can have it bound gratis. liot be recommended ’ all diseases of the Bowels it can- vei /'■ P -C A A All orders for Music and Pictures not oil hand, will be FOR THE TOTAL ANNIALATION OF such as Dysentery, ’ .oo highly. In Summer Complaints A pronounced ! wiH be promptly attended to. 43 ly NAVAL ARCHITEC­ “kind in the I Nov. 10 1854.______promptly filled* XS. Cfc M ICE. be found invaluah’ Jianfaoca, Cholera Morbus, &c., it will TURE, or theory and practice blended in Ship Build- Rockland, April 3, 1856. Please call and examine. Terms invariably cash. Reader, as sur «e. ng, by Griffith. For sale by Premium has ' JOHN KING ’ The efficacy of this preparation for destroy-ng Rata you w «; he be e as the sun rises in the cast, just so sure 48 J. WAKEFIELD. GeB'Estan W in d ow lass. ehanics’ i J. W. RICKER, Rockland, March 20, 1856. 13tf i Mice, and Roaches is astonishing. Places that have been the -befitted by the use of this medicine for any j and wlier- I afested with numbers of them have been completely clear- tifle c complaints, and as suie will it relieve those Music Books. A SSORTED sizes, for sale by er it has been tried it lias given uni- ' A I ST T 13 H , i ed by one. or not more than two applications of this arti- r ^rom Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic Doloureux, A A. II. K atisfaction. It not only gives ! cle. ’ Unlike other preparations,they are attracted by this .nit, f gcadache. and Pain in the Side and Stomach, caused UNTIN’S Piano Forte Instructor, Rockland, April 3, 1856. I CLEAR POLISH TO THE BERRY’S BLOCK, MAIN STREET, R E },I 0 V A L . j article, and eat it with the greatest avidity, nnd will not by Fl'anlency, Los# o f Appetite, Indigestion general De- . Burtini. *• “ “ L iIN K N but obviates many difficul­ ROCKLA XD, ME. die in their hiding places—thus obviating that disagreeable bilit’., js often caused by wind in ihe Stomach, which Flute, Fife, Violin, and Accordeon. For sale by ties to which Laundresses are subject. ; stench eaused by other preparations. Not dungerous to th r, temed will expel nt once. It is an excellent remedy 48 J. WAKEFIELD^ PAINTS AND"OILST' It prevents the starch from sticking to the iron, and cuus- TT o . ? o? • d • • I the human family. For sale by for Sea Sickness Those having occasion to travel by UNION WHITE LEAD. cs the linen to retain its stiffness. Another important ad- ilOUSC, vigil (Hid vflip F (11711171, G raining C» P. FESSENDEN, Agent. water will find this an invaluable remedy. vantage is, that by using the Polish, articles can be starch­ O . CS-. lUEOZF’Z F 'lT T , Rockland, March, 31, 1854. 11 FRENCH ZING WHITE. ed in either Cold or Boiled Starch* and ironed imme­ Glazing, Gilding and Paper Hanging, MANUFACTURED BY R E M O V A L ,. BOILED AND RAW OIL. diately wiffiout the unfavorable results which usually fol­ ---- from the late are It. lire FIRST STORE North i t ^v’ n T? G. W. STONE A: CO., Lowell Mass. F. EEE.IEIJ^' A' CO. SPIRITS TURPENTINE. low by the ordinary manner. executed in the best style. AS removed the remnant of his Stock sjj-ved! JAPAN AND ZING DRYER. Price only 25 cents in large bottles. Prepared by D. Particular attention paid to Graining, Varnishing, Polish­ II . H. HAY, Portland, Agent for the State. AVE removed their Confectionary establish* COPAL VARNISH. Hi bright varnish TAYLOR, J r., No. 10 Broad Street, Boston. ing and Enameling. of BURBANK A- BUTTERFIELD’S Auction Room., Jg YOUR CHANCE C. P. FESSENDEN, Agent for Rockland. to their . J. DINSMORE, «Sc SONS, General Agents, Skowhegan. Rockland, Dec. 26, 1855. 50tf where he will be pleased to have bis old friends and cus- March 2u, 1856 121y H French Yellow, Veil. Red, Chrome Yellow and Green, ______I . NEW BUILDING, Dry and Ground Verdigris, Blake’s Fire Proof Paint, Sold in Rockland by J. C. MOODY, and C. P. FES­ tomers give him a call. HE LARGEST STOCK OF STOVES, in this Tmarket i« SENDEN. S31y ' on Rockland Street, three doors above Rose & Keenes, Lump Bluck,