Rockland Gazette

Jtonfe aitb frir Jiin tin j. J U r f t l a n h PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY EVESIKO, BY Having mane large additions io onr former Tarlcl; cf JOHN PORTER,::::::::::::::::Proprietor PLAIN AND FANCY J O B T Y B E J , Office, No. 5 Custom-House Block, We are now prepared to execute with nevtness and des patch. evert description of Job Work, such as Circulars, Bill-heads, Cards, Blanks, TERMS, Catalogues, Programmes, If paid strictly in advance—per annum, $1,50 If payment is delayed 6 mos. “ 1,75 Shop Bills, Labels, Auction and Hand If not paid till the close of the year, 2,00 BiUs, &c., &c. EEF No paper will be discontinued until all arbea sa ges are paid, unless at the option of the puplisher. Particular attention paid to ET Single copies, three cents —for sale at the office. VOL. 12. ROCKLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1857. NO. 23. P HINTING IN COLORS XT AU letters and communications to be addressed to the Publisher. BRONZING. &.C. IFor the Gazette.] I hear thee whispering on the breeze, dear maiden, come mother to have no fears. She knows the people your residence on Tuesday or Wednesday, and len. His visit there had been altogether pro “ Danger of the Seas Excepted.” —It will Original and Striking Similie. At a temper away, to whom I am to go, and altogether, Milly, 1 will then make the necessary investigation. fessional. be seen by the decision copied below that tho ance meeting in New York on Wednesday even THE EAGLE AND THE DOVE. I’ve heard the music of thy voice, I’ve seen thy sparkling eye think Providence ineanB me to go.’ Very respectfully, My life had always been a pleasant one, but 1 ground covered by this phrase is likely to be ing last, the Rev. Mr. Cuyler told a number of I come ! 1 come ! brave Edgar dear. Think’st thou I fear ‘ And now, Annie, there is etill one thing Edward Templb.” had never dreamed of such happiness as 1 felt somewhat curtailed. It seems to be perfectly amusing stories, from which we clip the follow A LEGEND OE LAKE CHICKAWAUKIE, ROCKLAND, ME. to die, more to wish for.’ And this was tho other : that evening, when Dr. Temple, so good so reasonable that a ship should be considered un- ing : Then plunging in her breast a dart drawn from his bleeding seaworthy if the master is incompetent; and side ‘ Yes, and I have hope of providing for that, “ Dear ones at home, think of mo as safe, wise, so endeared as through his kindness he had It was about deer hunting. A city buck of There is a bright ami lovely spot, far in the wilds of Maine, Her drooping heud sank on his breast, in death she was his even.’ become to us all, told me that he loved me, and whether ho is so or not, is likely to be decided the Broadway order went into the country, and That boasts u legend of the past—of sorrow and of pain, bride, well, and kindly cared lor. Everything, even to Before oppression’s cruel hand, had driven the red man forth, ‘ Is it possible ? and how, Annie ’’ asked me to be his little wife. And when I did hereafter by his conduct rather than his reputa they invited him to a deer hunt. He had seen The light canoe, no longer sped, across the sparkling wave, the umbrella, arrived safely at its destination.— tion. That thousands of losses have occurred An alien from the hunting ground, thatgave his fathers birth. The heavy burthen on its side, soon found a watery grave. ‘ By and by, Milly, you shall go with mo to Mr. Kinnaird was awaiting me at Charleston, so not at first answer, because I could not, only I the antlers of a deer, and had a lively notion of I love to dwell upon the theme, unlinking memory’s chain, drew his hand to my lips and kissed it, he took by the incompetency, neglect or carelessness of Recalling pleasure of the past, that ne’er can come again. Mr. Poole’s.’ that I was not detained there at all. When we venison, but ho knew about as little of the live Years have flown by and in their flight have born the chief ship-masters—and have been paid for by under The murmuring stream, the simple cot, with honeysuckle I uttered an exclamation. I had not thought reached here, Mrs. Kinnaird was at the door me in his arms and held me close, close. He animal as he did about the gun they gave him. twined ; of that. Annie would sell her pretty watch and laid his cheek against my owd, and told me of writers—no one can doubt. In a large portion Ihey placed him where tho deer was to pass, and Are earlv reminiscnces, dear to the wanderer’s mind. A grassy mound close by the lake, tells where his ashes lay. watching for us. She is very quiet and gentle, of the cases of loss happening by this cause, it For ’twas my home ! my dear old hom e! that cottage in The warriors too are still in death, and moulder near the chain, Miss Strong’s parting gift, to obtain for and wears habitually a patient, sorrowful look, tho quiet, bright future that, with God’s help, told him to fire as soon as he saw him. He the vale, sam e; her father the means of procuring better medi lay before us. would bo impossible to peoduce such evidence stood and trembled. Soon he heard the baying It seemed an earthly Paradise, that peaceful sunny dale ; The lake still sparkles in the sun, and bears the maiden’s which made me sure that soma trouble lay at as would satisfy a ju ry ; but in many others, at name. cal advice. She had strong faith .that his re her heart. It is this : Her eldest child, a girl And then I understood how it is possible of the hounds, and before long tliero was a 1 love each old familiar haunt—each crag and valley wild. least as good a case as this decided by Judge Would I could bring them back again, and be again a child. And when a child, full many a time, I’ve heard this tale of storation to health was not impoBsibe. of fourteen, is incurably afflicted with spinal to love another better than life, and yet be un cracking of the under-brush and a magnificent love, Grier, could he made o u t; and if the doctrine There is a tale about this spot, of sad unhappy love, We went together to Mr Poole, the watch disease. I did not see her till the third day af aware of it. We talked of my father and moth deer rushed by with immense ar.tlers,°und his Of sorrow borne and ended now, when through the tangled And wept to think how sad the fate, of the Eagle anti the er ; lie had their entire consent to win me if he a3 laid down by him is to be sustained, it be grove Dove. maker. Mr. Poole was a little man, old and ter I came, for she dreads to meet strangers.— tail erect. Tho city buck still stood and trem S. Lizzie T. hoves ship-owners to look sharper than they The Indian wild, with agile form, and light, and feathery- shrewd, but not void of honesty and good feel When at last I went to her bedside—she really could. With health fully restored, my father bled. The huntsmen came up and asked why spear, ing ; yet a little close in a bargain. was not likely to be straitened again. have done heretofore to the competency and he did not shoot. His lips trembled, as he an With fearless step, and untaught grace, pursued the panting sits up—there was so much suffering apparent carefulness of the masters they employ. deer. The Leonards. ‘ Good morning, Miss Leonard! good morn We talked of Annie. Next week Dr. Tem swered, “ 1 saw nothing but the devil by in her white emaciated face, and the pale lips, Important Admiralty Case. In the United And there was one—an Indian maid—a graceful airy sprite ; ing, Miss M illicent! what shall I have the which, in the paroxysm of pain, she had com ple would go south. Would I not go with him, with an armchair on his head, and his hand Whose glossy tresses seemed to shame, the ebon brow ol and see Annie ? I would dearly love to go! If States Circuit Court in Philadelphia, before kerchief sticking out behind.” night ; Annie and I sat by the fire. We had extin pleasure of selling you this morning ? a pretty pressed within her teeth till they were bleeding, And eyes that from their brilliant depths a mine of love guished the lamp, for our work being all done bracelet ? a cameo set in pearls ! one of these Aunt Effie would come and stay with my mother Judge Grier, the case of “ -Xavier Bazin v. The that I could not say a word. She looked at me Liverpool aud Philadelphia Steamship Compa could bring, there was no longer need of it. We had lately new-fashioned shawl pinB ?’ a little while, and then said, ‘ You are sorry for during my absence. Only my wardrobe—but Were sparkling like the morning dew, upon the raven’s No, Annie said.

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