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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, BY Having made large additions to our former variety of JOHN PORTER,::::::::::::::::Proprietor PLAIN AND FANCY For the Gazette. SALERATUS. ‘ You are blessed with an extraordinary “ O, Mother I I’ve Lost my Knife!” ets in New York, and I camo to ask you to Sious, on a t war party, tilled past Aim S t r i f e , Chickawauka. None now can make a shortened cake husband.’ come and seo mo.’ wit/zin arm’s reac/z, wAile Ae remained unob . There's a lump in his throat and hot tears How far back that little candle throws its served.’ So good as could my mother, ‘ MortoniS very kind, I will allow, but in his eyes, and his little heart is full to Reader, did you ever “ grow any hops’” If And I think I know why ’tis so beam—that mother’s word on the green hill then I strive to give him no cause for dis overflowing. It was a real ‘ llodgers,’ and Thursday Evening, July 23,1857, you have not you would bo surpriied and de As well as any other. side of Vermont! God bo thanked for the pleasure.’ You Lovo Mo So Doarly. lighted too, in observing how the tender shoot, Because, since then some wicked men, the ‘ big blade ’ was sharp as a razor; and almighty power of a single word. — IFe?i- ‘ I only wish my husband was like him.’ be wouldn't have ‘ swapped ' with any boy There are times when we learn as much A W ord of Suggestion. With a kind of apparatus, dal Phillips. as it springs from tho earth, fastens itself to Have made a stuff the bread to puff, ‘ Mr. Silcox seems to be a very good man ; at school. Your fifty feet on State street is from our children as they learn from us.— (These observations were penned for our last issue, but something more hardy for a support, and as tho And called it salcratus. you knew bow much Morton esteems him. There is something in tho artless simplicity were unavoidably crowded out, after tho article was in not so valuable to you, sir, as that ‘ W ham • type-] E d. tendrils lengthen thoy twiao about tbo nearest ‘ But he is altogether too much of a ty Good B ackers—A n I ncident of Spirit of childhood that proves stronger than the Don’t ask us why go many die— eliffe ’ was to him—and it is lo st! aid they aro ablo to reach. rant.’ Children have greater capacity than we ualism.— A long bearded customer recently careworn severily of mature years. I was Whilo writing an account of tho roconk cele That gome should live’s surprising— enterod a spiritual bookstore in this city, bration in this city, laafc week, we had intended I might tell a story here, quite apropos to my Since now onr food is made of wood, ‘ You will excuse me, my dear friend, but have for joy and sorrow. When Willie sitting at tho piazza at evening, musing too And salt is used for ‘ risiug? perhaps you are a little in fault iu this res found that Anifo under his plate, just after and applied for an agency. He proposed to doubtfully upou the future, and letting tbo to make somo observation! with reference to purpose of two hops-vines planted in a bean 1 hope the cooks (with their good looks) pect.’ father had come back from New York, there take a largo quantity of books to bis part clouds of care darken tlio beauty of a brill future limilar occasion!, hut omittid to do io patch. I carefully watched them and discover Will not exterminate us ‘ Ia m sure that I am willing to submit to was more pleasure in his boy heart as be of tbo country, ‘ away out west,’ whore he iant sunsot. I will not say what biirden for lack of space, and now call tho attention of ed that both had begun to grope their way to With cake and pie mixed up with lye, anything reasonable.’ examined tho bright blades and tried the represented that he could sell them, as he weighed upon tho spirit, nor what doubt had our city readers to tho subject. Tho celebration the same bean pole, at an earlyjstage of their Reduced to saleratus. was assured by the ‘ invisibles.’ The enter ‘ Mere submission or obedience will not clicking springs, than the acquisition of an risen as to the course of Divine Providence. of tho present year was quite satisfactory, and existence. One reached it and commenced its satisfy these men, they look for something prising book-seller was of course delighted Just then littlo foet were heard, and my May every pot in which they’ve got ‘ Hon.’ or a thousand dollars could give a , passed off “ decently aad in order,” though so ascent, before tho other discovered its purpose. The stuff, be burst to atom ; more.’ with this prospect of a sale; but his enthu child ran gaily to my extended arms.— grown up man. And when he searched his , Tho shorter one immediately turned about, and May every thing in which it’s been * I should think that was quite as much pocket, turning out the treasures of strings ! siasm was somewhat dampened when the long Catching tho playful spirit of my little girl, little time was spent in preparation. Such ar set off to find an unoccupied pole. I could not Be minus top and bottom. as the best of them deserve.’ « and slate pencils, the top which that sharp bcardod gentleman remarked that he had no I seized her in my hands and held her over rangements as were effected were made by a May every store on sea or shore • You forget that there is such a sentiment knife whittled so easily from the end of a money and wanted the books entirely upon tho railing, as if to let her fall. Astonish- very few individual! who were interested, and avoid drawing moral lessons from my observa (W hat else could more elate us?) credit.—“ aro you responsible ?” was the tions. The human heart took the placo of ths By fire or fiood, or in the mud, as affection.’ spool, the peg which he had made Johnny at her want of fear, I asked, ‘ What, not if a more goneral interest had prevailed, or if Lose all the salcratus. ‘ It is hard to exercise it in my circum ‘mumble’ yesterday, and all the other things natural inquiry of the merchant. afraid ? Why don’t you cry ? Won’t I let the/cio who undertook tho matter had pircpared plant, and in my reflections, its pronenees to at stances.’ • which go to fill up tho deep right hand pock 1 Perfectly.’ yeu fall?’ ‘ No, papa love me so dearly!' and published thsir programme a weok earlier, tach itself to something, found a typo in tho And now ye fair, I little care ‘ What evidence of your reliability can ‘ Since you have introduced this theme, et of a boy’s trowsers, and tbas knife was was the instant reply. the procession would perhaps have trebled its elirtging of the vine-tendrils to its neighbors.— What else may be the diet, pardon my plain-dealing when I say that I you furnish ?’ I cannot tell what instruction distilled liko Though made of rye and hard and dry, not among them ! As he came to tho sad longth, and a participation in the ceremonial All devote their heart’e homago to something, doubt if you manago judiciously with him.’ ‘ I have the best of backers—men whose The big brown loaf I’ll try it. conclusion that it was lost, a grief filled his cordial through my soul. The words of and offer up tbo fervency of their best lovo to ‘ Proceed, I beg.’ names you know well. observance! of tho day would haTa been more With cabbage ‘ bi led,’ and turnip piled, heart much harder to bear than yours was perfect confidonce lingered in my ears and the god they bow down to. ‘ I have noticed there seems to be a lack The merchant’s countenance brightened.— entered my hoart. I t is impossible that a general. But tho celebration annvered, in a You’re welcome to come at us, when you lost the election, or failed in that This proposition is tho bail'sjof Carlyle’s the Yes, anything but poisoning of confidence between you, and while you last speculation. ‘ Very well,’ said he, ‘ let us see your pa father’s love should let fall the child who great moasure, its design. It afforded to its ory of “ hero-worship,” and presents'suggest- With blasted saleratus. coldly submit to his authority— I will allow • You are a careless fellow, and don’t de pers.’ lies smiling in his arms. How than can the participants a satisfactory enjoyment of the oc that he seems a little too fond of that word serve to have a knife! You shouldn’t have Thereupon the customer presented the fol Heavenly Father lot fall tho children who casion ; it kept many of our citizens at home, ivo features of a grand doctrine, from tho —your heart still stoutly rebels.’ lowing document: trust in Him. Every doubt is rebukod and early ages tho actions of men have abundantly HOUSEHOLD RULE. wrestled with Charley—tearing your clothes who othorwiso would have gone olsewhere, and ‘ Alas, it is true!’ and losing things out of your pockets. Go ‘ To whom it may concern : We, tho un every dark foreboding ppt to the blush, by taken quite a largo sum of money from the verified the truth of tho necessity of something dersigned having been acquainted spiritually BY CHARLES M. KENDALL. ‘ In my opinion, your husband only re and wash your face ! 0 , these boys I’ tho lesson which a child has uttered. Aro city; it brought many visitors in, filled tho to enshrino as tho objeot of their adoration.—■ quires a little managing, to be all that you Mrs. Smith, boys will bo boys. They are with Mr.------, of------, Wisconsin, we not the sons of God ? And is our future Reference might be made to the people who ig for many years, recommended him as per hotels, made a flourishing trado for our dealers I f Simon Silcox prided himself more on could wish.’ careless and light-hearted. Willie didn’t destiny too sublimo for comprehension, so it norantly set up altars to an “ unknown god,” one one point than any other, it was in the ‘ I tried that the two first years of our fectly reliablo, and would not bo afraid to in refreshments, and brought other benefits. stop to think that ho had any clothes on doth not yet appear what we shall be; and to the fanaticism of the followers of Mahomet management of his household. From the marriage to my heart’s content, and misera trust him to any amount. still shall we fear toJUie passive iu our The point which wo wish to present is that whon Charley ‘ stumped ’ him to throw him; that has led thousands to make pilgrimages to commencement of his matrimonial life he bly failed.’ ‘ George Washington, Father’s arms? Does he not lovo us too we ought to and can have a creditable and at even that cherished knife was forgotten in Mecca—and to the infatuated persons who fall had endeavored to render his will absolute, ‘ Because you tried open opposition. If the last moment of strife. Y'ou don’t under Thomas Jefforson, dearly to let us fall ? I f he did not refuse tractive celebration at borno, at each recurrence before the ideal of Napoleon—and invost Wash and he so far succeeded at last, that he satis woman aspires to ruling her husband, that is stand a boy’s heart. Y’ou never was a boy Henry Clay, the greatest boon, but 1 delivered Him up for of our national anniversary. The past celebra fied himself that his aim was accomplished. the very last course for her to take.’ yourself, unfortunately, and girls, I believe, Thomas l ’aino, us all,’ will he not also freely give us all tion, although quite creditable, wai attended ington with even more than his human great Occasionally, it was true, that symptoms of * Pray then, advise me, for I am willing to don’t ‘ rasslc.’ But take an older boy’s ad John Milton, and others. things ? With an adequate idea of our re with little cost other than that of music, and a ness. rebellion would manifest themselves, but do anything which may result iu changing ‘ Through J ano E ------, medium,’ vice, and don’t add to the sorrow which is lations to God as His adopted ones, can we much more extensive demonstration might have Thus, as somebody has sagaciously remarked these he promptly checked, and his wife, af the conduct of my husband.’ The bookseller remarked, that the backers justify ono doubt, can we harbor ono fear moro than heart-full now. Cheer him up a been had at no greator cost, had a general in “ the human heart being the same in all coun ter several years of feeble resistance in the ‘ A woman has tho choico between two little, if you can : offer to give him another, were good if tho medium was reliable; but as to the future ? If God is our Father, does tries and centuries,” those same propenBitiei aro terest in the matter prevailed. Tho reasons for earlier period of her marriage, quietly set modes of action in such cases. If her hus if he will bring home a good report from lie thought, on the whole, he would prefer to lie not love us too dearly to let any evil be diiccrnable in our every-day lives and associa tled down beneath the iron rule, partly for band chooses to consider himself absolute, keep the books. The customer hereupon having a celebration at homo are apparent, and school next Saturday. A boy can’t exist fall us ? Will ho not make all things work tions—indeed, in our hearts, reader, yours and the sake of peace, and more particularly be and her a mere serf, she has only to appear denounced the bookseller as an imposter, together for our good 1— N . Y. Observer. our citizens do not need to bo convinced that it without a knife, any more than you could mine. Consequently, I attribute my desire to cause she could not help it. as such, assumo no responsibility, manifest telling him that ho did not believe his own is a benefit to them. But not to be proxy our without your scissors; and a boy can’t be a visit the scone of the lato war to tho same emo Silcox was a profitable trader, and enjoy no will of her own allow all household af boy— doctrines, and that the spirits would expose suggestions are theso : fairs to take care of themselves, and withal his duplicity to the world. Of this he felt A Good Story.—W e clipped the follow tions which actuated the knights of old to go to ed a sufficient competence to render thorn “ A bold, free-hearted, careless one—” Let no “ fourth” arrivo unanticipated by tho appear cheerful all the whilo, and he will assured by tho spirit of prophecy within ing from the Bangor Jeffersonian, some weeks the Holy Land, and that without egotism. comfortable, if worldly possessions have the without wearing and tearing his clothes, and necessary preparations for a citizens’ colebra* power to produce that happy state. Aside soon find tho necessity of coming to terms.’ him. The bookseller was not convinced.— since, but have never bofore been able to 1 loft tho sleeping city ot Rockland behind ma sometimes your patience; he must lose a tion. In order that tho arrangements may lie from his imperious disposition, which did not 1 ‘ A capital idea, and I should like to try W. Y. Eve. Post. find room for it. We would not for for any at an early hour in the morning, and made m7 peck of knives before that merry heart of mado and tho proper officers appointed in a man confine itself to the limits of his own house-' it.’ consideration assist iu spoiling tbo story by way to the field of new—mown hay sparkling his gets tamed down to anything like quiet venturing, as others havo done, to throw ner to offend nobody’s prejudices, let tho city hold, he Vi as altogether an agreeablo m an1 ‘ That would answer in extreme cases, but An Original S ermon.—The Richmond with dew—turning ever and anon to noto the ness. Keep your lecture on carelessness till some doubt on its entire authenticity : and a good neighbor; nor could bis lady i I would not advise it as your mode. There Christian Advocate contains the following government assumo the direction of tho arrange another tim e; ho won’t profit by it now; you Some years ago, in a town six or seven morning mist clearing away from tho blue bay. complain that lie did not provide liberally fo r; is still another and better way, I think, to singular sermon for the times, which anoth ments. Let tlio City Council, acting as citi only aggravate his sorrow. miles IFcsZ of t/ze Penobscot river, an eccen It recalled to my mind thoso exquisite vorsei the wants of tho family. accomplish your purposes. In tho first place er paper calls ‘ a skeleton iu want of m eat:’ zens desirous of having “ a good time ” in honor strive to please him, and let him see that you “ Oh, would I were a boy again,” tric old genius was employed to dig a well. of Massy's— An old friend of his boyhood having | Subject: Personal Poverty. Text: Iampoor. of our nations birthday, and not as party poli have some heart in the effort. Shake off your T/zo aoil and substratum in w/zicA Ae was to “ Midsummer morn her silvery grey amassed an ample fortune in a Southern Statu ' for as Holmes says so truthfully : In discoursing to you on this subject to ticians, appoint the necessary committees and apathy, and meet him with smiles when ho locate it, was of a sandy nature, and tAe Rain-vail uplifteth fold on fold ; had, a few months prior to our date, p u r-, day, I shall, by God’s blessing, bo enabled returns from business. Show him that you “ O, what arc the pleasures we periah to win, man (Barnes by namo,) Aad 2>rogresscd officers, and direct the requisito preparations. And, purple flusht, and topt with gold, chased a beautiful tract of land in the neigh-1 To the first little aliiner we caught with a pin to establish the position assumed in tho text are trying to be contented and happy, and downward about forty feet, w/zen, one morn If deemed proper, lot tho city make a suitable The white clouds kiudle and lloat away. borhood, upon which he was erecting a splen-j with but littlo effort. Let it be borne in wish to make others so about you. I f you ing, upon going to t/ze scene of Ais previous appropriation; but thia question we leave to did mansion. By the earnest solicitation of mind that the subject is personal. “ O’er violet-shadowed hills that stand wish to change his determination, advise The Horicon Argus perpetrates the fol operations, Ae found it Aad caved in, and In cloudy crowns, and soft attire j Silcox, he was induced to remain with his ; 1. W liat I must pay by the 1st of April, the decision of tho municipal economy ol our calmly, but do not dictate or appear to resist. lowing horrible attack upon the girls. Such filled up almost even wit/z t/ze top. He And, ia a fragrancy of Gre, family at the house of the former, until his 1857 ; 1. My note to A. B., for horse, etc., “ city fathers.” Let subscription! be solicited Be true to this lino of conduct, and you a picture may describe the girls in his region, deemed t/zis circumstance an excellent op Midsummer Morn floods all the land.” own residence should be prepared for them. 8135 ; 2. Board bill to C. D., one quar among our citizens, and if, by appropriation or will find it to succeed earlier than you but if he should come down this way, says portunity for a joke. He left Ais Aat and Tho etillnes3 of the sweet-scented air was un Morton Gray differed greatly from his j ter, $125; 3. Servant’s hire, $15; 4.— subscription, or both, we have a fund sufficient think.’ the Beloit Journal, the fair ones would spank frock upon t/ze windlass over t/zo well, and broken savo the friend. He had been better educated, and .j Washing bill, $12; 5. Necessary for other to procure a display of fire-works, and to ex ‘ My excellent friend, you have opened my him : concealad Aimself near by. After a lapse in.his intercourse with the world had main-j expenses, $10. Total, $297. “------broad leaves over me eyes. I see that I have been too intent upon Girls rs W ives.—Wo are sorry to see the of a few Aours, t/ze discovery was made as pend in extra decorations, &c., let us have them; tained the reputation of a polished gentle-1 2. W hat I have got wherewithal to pay Clapped their little hands in glep my husband’s conduct, to regulate my own.’ girls of tho present day have such a tenden to Anw matters stood at t/zo well, t-Ao people otherwise we can do without them,except as tbeb man, as well as an enterprising man of busi-; it; 1. !.'alary fnr one quarter if paid !— With one continuous sound,” cy to utter worthlessness; growing up more in t/ze neig/zbor/zood were alarmed, and nono aro supplied by the private public spirit of our ness. In his family relations he had sought That day Mr. Silcox was rather late to $200; 2. A wife; 3. A child, which, and the birds were waking up and twittering his dinner, and a little out of temper be anxious to become fashionable than good, doubted but t/zat poor Barnes was buried be- citizens, and still havo a good celebration. As to be loved, and in this undoubtedly took I though ' oth. excellent of their kind, must, their matins of thanksgiving rather sleepily on cause he had been detained. Hia wile open more anxious to oultivale their heels than voud resurrection until tAe great trump to tho usual Dublic d in n e r IVA Ann f-irna n this, the best means to insure a true authority.— J iu this e jcouut be put down at $00 00.— tl.ulr poroLoo. Tho nicudowa were brilliant ed the door for him with a smile of welcome. their hearts, and to encircle their legs with s/zould sound. Of course Barnes /zad /zis too, if nccossary, without much detriment to Nor did he think the advico of his wife Total, $200. cars widely opened, and, from t/ze conversa with daises, clover and buttercups, interspersed For a moment, he looked surprised at this whalebone rather than their brows with 3. What I must havo to get through tho general enjoyment ; for although wo enjoy was beneath his notice, but on the contrary tion engaged in by t/ze minister, Ais wife, with tho graceful grasses abounding there—and unusual greeting, especially when he was a wreaths of love, kindness and beauty. As a with tho right side up, and no mistake ; 1. often acted upon it in preference to his own ncig/zbors, &c., Ae began to t/zink Ao was not tho toasts and pithy speeches on such occasions, delinquent, then the clouds lifted from his general thing, those who are handsome think The sum of $97 ; 2. A friend to givo i t ; methought it was a dream that 1 was on my predetermined purpose. of niucA account w/zile living, and not wortA our experience has generally proved these pub- brows, and be rewarded her first experiment they are lovely. Far from it. T\ iien we, 3. The thing itself, $297. way to tho spot so. recently celebrated in tha ‘ Tell me, Morton,’ said Silcox, one day, digging out of a well for decent burial after lio dinners to present much less attractive fea with a look of tenderness, which in turn years agone, took one to be Mrs. P., girls Application. 1. Will you give it? or, annals of this city for strife and tumult—for ‘ I f you arc in the habit of consulting your astonished her. were girls. It was fun to go a dozen miles deatA. T/zc visitors departed, and in time tures upon the tablo than upon tho bill of fare, wife about all your affairs ?’ 2. Shalt I quit tho ministry to try to make the profit of which George Burns* has rung bis During the meal she seemed so cheerful afoot, with the mud knee deep, to see them, tAe gras grew on t/ze ‘grave of poor Barnes.’ as far as “ good eating” is concerned. With ‘ Certainly not, why, what do you mean ?’ it ? If so, who will bo responsible, and for bell, and used his lungs, whilo the opposing and happy, that he could but wonder at the ns you were sure to find the clear girl—na But B. Aad not been idle all t/zat time,— a tho interested action of tho city government, to ‘ I notiefd that in the finishing of your bow much. party lias thronged tho hall of eloquent orato change which had so suddenly come over ture instead of art. But now it is different. space of three years,— as witness t/zo de giro weight and efficiency to the arrangements, ry—and full rein been given to hobbies urged on house, she seems to have her way in almost her. lie also thought of the conversation The dentist supplies the teeth, ‘Uncle Ned ’ nouement ! Ono morning, /zatleEs and frock every particular.’ a demonstration equal to that of last; year mty bv tbo “ crack of satiric thong.” he had with his friend in the morning, and the cotton, some optician the eyes, and a Male “ F lirtations.”— Whilo you were less, Ao appeared at Ais own Aorne, mucA to ‘ Why should she not, my friend?’ each year bo made, and, if necessary, at much while he resolved to abate not a jot of his skillful mechanic legs and arms; an artist ‘ harmlessly ’ flirting with that girl, you knew t/ze terror, probably, of Ais old neig/zbors.— Peacefully the silver sheen lay in the shadow ‘ Because a man should assert his authori less expense. Good music and goed speaking authority, he determined iu future to make furnishes paint, a Yankee the hoops, somo she loved you—that her heart would quick He satisfied all Ais questioners by stating of tho hill-sides, radiant with its baptism of ty, and have his own way, in spite of every-, can be secured at comparatively small expense, known his will in a milder manner than he ‘ French Milliner’ gets up artificial maternal en at the sound of your footfall, and tho t/zat, finding Ae was not likely to bo dug out morning sun-light—dotted all over with “ green thing. had previously done. Iu short, if his wife fonts, and the very devil robs himselt to give blush that she could not conceal flash into by t/ze outsiders, he set to work Aimslf; but, for we can procure both at home, and this is tho rushes,” the yellow blossoms ot dog-lillies, and ‘ But my way in this respect is to secure j continued iu the same happy temper that he them a disposition to lie, tattle, gossip, make bur cheek at the tones of your voice. You digging at random, and being confused by main outlay which is absolutely necessary. Wo her happiness and pleasure, A woman, you tha broad, glossy, green loaves, whereon, one made up his mind that she should have no mischief and kick up all sorts of bobberies knew that during a long time you were t/ze pressuro of eartA, instead of coming di should wish, of course, that a larger fund than know, is compelled to remain in a house of these bright days, wo hope to seo many a reason to regret it, among respectable people generally. Vanity drawing tighter and tighter around the heart rectly to t/zo surface, Ao came out'zzz the that necessary for theso purposes might be nearly twice the number of hours in each1 pure water lily. ‘ Simon,’ said she, one day, ‘ don’t you of vanities, saith the Preacher. We love of your young and unsuspecting victim the town oj Holden, six miles east o f the Pe day that we are, and experience teaches her ’ raised, but if this is impracticable, wo can have L'nliko most retuarkabio places thii has no think wo need a new carpet in the sitting- the girls when they act like girls, but this chains from which she could not release her nobscot River,— haxiug dug an undergroud what is adapted to convenience and comfort. a *‘grand good time ” without it. We would room ?’ counterfeit article now being palmed off on self without suffering, which might be great passago directly boneat/z t/ze bed of t/ze artificial monument to testify to “ genera In these matters, she is a much better judge suggest, too, that on such occasions tho orations ‘ No, I do not.’ fashionable society, is an intolerable hum er to her than death. Don’t tell me your river. tions yet unborn” tbo preciso locality of than ourselves. ’ and accompanying exercises should take place ‘ 0 , very well, I do not insist, but perhaps bug. intentions were harmless—you never pro interest. There is no house cased in glass— • A fig for a woman’s judgment, any how ! you are not aware that it is worn through in W hat fun Adam must have had in the gar posed—never told her you loved her, aye ; in our largest church, instoad of in tho open air, no proud obelisk for the fashionable, inscrip- W hy, if my wife had her way, the house A K nowing Man.—Two friends were late several places.’ den before that long-tailed gentleman intro a thousand times you told this, by tone and to guard against interruption by such means as tivo “ zeal of man to immortalize himself.”— would be turned topsy-turvy, and I should ly speaking of a certain publisher whoso ‘ So it is, upon my word. W ell, I never duced himself to Mother Eve, and what en deed, and look, just as emphatically as tlio' brought tho public exercises to a hasty close last become a bankrupt iu a very brief space of kindness of disposition has been frequently No, tho trees mirror their grace iu the water— noticed it before.’ joyment our forefathers must have known in your lips bad sworn it. And then, bow year. Wo might mako moro full and minute time.’ abused to his injury, when one remarked : littlo gossamer-winged insects play upon its the halcyon days of their boy/zood, ere fashion calmly, how courteously, at last, you said ‘ You know that we need one in ono of the ‘ P. is a noble fellow, and might havo been suggestions on all tho points connected with this surface, and the iron wheel of discord stands at ‘ I should think, Silcox, that I was talk -. plates and folly made their appearance. Oh farewell to her, wishing her life-time that chambers, about wMch we were speaking the rich, but his heart is so kind that ho never subject of an annual citizens’ celebration, but the bridge with “ no shingle out”—while tha ing with a double-distilled old bachelor, in- j girls, if you don’t right about lace, you will happiness which your work had forever other day, and when I first spoke, I thought can bear to say no to an application to pub-' our object is to throw out a few suggestions to stead of a sensible married man.’ never find boys foolish enough to pay five blasted. And now, sir, whatever bo your water dashes beneath and runs its way to town this might auswer for that, and that perhaps lish.’ ‘ Yes,’ replied the other, • a publisher ‘ I am master of my house, at all evonts,’ ’ dollars a week for your board and find cloth social position,—bow deep. soever be the lead our citizens to think of tho subj,ect and and thence to perform its various functions in you would be willing to purchase a new one must bo a noing man and a knowing man, ‘ And precious management you would ing to boot. They can’t stand it. coffers of your gold, you have debased your consider its merits and practicabilities for thom- tho homes of our citizens. Many and various for this room.’ or he will soon find himself an owing m an!’ make of it, I think without a mistress.’ Our mother was a girl once, but she didn’t self and dishouered your manhood. Go selves. We shall, however, if the editorial pen aro its uses. TVe prize its fizzing stream, as it * My wife is well enough as long as she ' ‘ Well, this does not seem so unreasno- lie about folks till her tongue was blistered ; forth into the world and let your carriage bo is still in our fingers, alludo to tho matter at a leaps from the faucet nt our bidding. TVe don’t understands that my authority must pre- . ablo, after all.’ ‘ There is no particular hurry about it, sue did not make Ma wash the dishes till tho as proud, your air to woman as chivalnc, proper soason prior to the next anniversary o f; know what we should do without it. Of course vail.’ your honor as untarnished as ever, but re- A Village P ress.—Perhaps no one es you can purchase it when convenient, or it grave gave her a glad resting place in its bo tablishment if of moro advantago to a com our independence, and meanwhile wo relinquish the “ iron bound bucket ’’ can-again bo brought ‘ Take my word for it, Silcox, that you uicnibor that the stain is on your soul. You will be no serious matter alter all, if we do som ; she never made her poor old father I tho subject, hoping that it may not he forgotten into activo service—but can wo wash our faces would like her all the better if you allowed have stolen, basely, deliberately stolen, the munity than that of a newspaper press. A not have one at present.’ curse bis Maker as be ran from the sheriff newspaper in a village advances the interests her not to understand that so plainly.’ one precious treasure of a woman’s heart— by our citizens. in brackish water’ D'c prefer to pay ten or ‘ 0, wo bad better have it at oneo, by all week in and week o u t; she never made sil of all trades, professions and callings, twenty dollars, rather—but “ times are hard,” ‘ It would not do to slack up the reins. I ‘ ver-haired patriarchs, already blossomed for ils affections. You have robbed her of her have had altogether too much trouble to es- j means.’ by drawing to its vicinity business that and many a poor toiler finds it difficult to earn ‘ Just as you please. the grave stand during church service, while trust in human goodness and truth, and tho’ Writing Machine.—Wc havo recently seen, tablish myself as master, to risk the experi-j would otherwise be diverted into other chan his bread, to say nothing of his drink—and /or • Wall, bow much money will you have?’ she sat beside them looking at tho ‘ hints,' nor if she bo a true woman, she will summon ment.’ nels, and gives consequenco and notoriety in tho Boston papers, somo account of an in ho said, taking out his pocket-book. did she wear silk dresses to the temple of pride enough to her aid, to hide from the his sake, 1 sign tho citizens’ demand to the Water ‘ You can’t tell that until you have made i to the business capabilities and other advan genious writing machine, tho invention of Mr. ‘ Why, Simon, I was not thinking of ma God and have dirty petticoats beneath her world its pain, it will not be less terrible to Company, for the right of having it ns cheaply the trial.’ tages of villagers. The press, as it were, is Benjamin Livermore of Hartland. This ingeni king the purchase. I would rather leave that ample skirts, neither did she accept favors be borne. as that body can afford it. ‘ Thank you, I have no relish for beeom-, You have robbed another of tho lovo and tho counsel of the town wherein it is located ous piece of mechanism is designed for the use to you.’ and forget to say thank you at least. But — leading iu many cases without fee or re A Wahi? Taker. ing one of your meek obedient husbands.’ ! and confidence which should have been his, of thoso who may wish io record their thoughts ‘ No, you would doubtless make ab etter the girls now-a-days do. They are naithcr ward, and iu some instances conveying light Rockland, July, 1857. ‘ No more have I .’ for tho heart will never learn its sweet song selection.’ fit fur wives, nor do they know enough for and heat to establishments which otherwise or observations in tlio cars or in any situation ‘ Then what in the deuce are you driving of youth again, and though the wife of his Our “ City Crier” (by aolf-election,) who also sustains ‘ Then give me as much as you think prop mothers. would ‘ drag their slow length along ’ in ut where ordinary writing materials cannot bo used. a t? ’ bosom, she sits in the shadow ot his hearth the dignity of the Pound Keeper’s office, will please pardon er, and I will do The best I can.’ ter obscurity.— N. Y. Tribune. Tho Boston Journal says of i t : “ Tho paper on the liberty which our correspondent has taken in introduc ‘ I only wish, Simon, that I could persuade i stone, still the fountain from which you took ing his name so unceremoniously, without official designa ‘ Harriet,’ he said putting his arm around which tho writing, or rather printing, for it re you, for your own sake, to bo less of a mon- I P ower of a W ord.— I was told a story tho seal will never yield its 1'resA sweet wa tion. or even plain “ Mr.,” which offence, ns he is not very her waist, ‘ I don’t know what has come over to-day— a temperance story. A mother, on sembles tho telegraphic system of printing—is adversely inclined to newspaper notoriety, he will doubtless arch in your family and more of a husband.’ ters as before.—Exchange. 1 Eliza, my child,’ said a prudish old overlook. E d. you, but you are certainly getting to bo a the green hills of Vermont, stood at her gar impressed, is coiled around two cylinders which ‘ Well, Morton I sec that we shall not reasonable woman.’ maid to her pretty neiee, who would curl her agrCo in this matter, hut you will doubLless ! den gate, holding by her right hand a son of ‘ That is perhaps because I have found hair in pretty ringlets, ‘ if tho Lord had in revolve as tho lines aro completed, und the let OnrosiTiON in France. Tho fact that 90,000 abide by your ideas, and as for me, why, I , sixteen years, mad with love of tho sea.— out that you are not an unreasonable man.’ A n I ndian A dventure.— Tho following tended your hair to he curled, he would havo ters aro worked by a set of keys. No crank is of tho electors of Paris should vote tho opposi am satisfied with mine.’ ‘ Edward,’ said she, ‘ they tell me that the incident was narrated to Lieutenant Beck done it himself.’ ‘So he did, Aunty, when required ; the letters being colored by a prepar tion ticket and elect threo of their candidates, Incidents like this were occurring daily, great temptation of the seaman’s life is drink. hus excited much surprise everywhere. Tho But he was not satisfied. He had been with, of the Pacific Railroad Expedition par I was a baby, but he thinks I am big enough ed blue paper against which tho writing paper before the Gray’s came, but since then, some and Mrs. Silcox was greatly pleased to find Promise me, before you quit your mother’s arrangements for the elections showed a deter ty, by a Delaware Indian guide, as they now to curl it mysolf.’ is pressed at oach movement of tho keys.” The unpleasant doubts had occasionally agitated that she was having her own way almost as hand that you never will drink.’ Said ho mination on tho part of tho Emperor to havo his much as she could desire, and jvith very lit were traversing a mountain pass which was machine is said to work with facility and much own partisans returned at all events. Besides, his mind, concerning tho propriety of his —for he told me the story— ‘ I gavo her tho marked by numerous gullies and ravines : tle effort on her part. Things about her, accuracy, and is very compact, being only four it was generally supposed that tha ingenuity conduct. Besides, ho could not help con-1 promise. I went the broad globe over— Cal The J osephine.— Tho Josephine is the too, wore a different aspect, and her grati- ‘ He was traversing that pass at midnight, with which ho has kept operatives employed, trusting the warm greeting which always wel cutta, the Mediterranean, San Francisco, the newest articlo of female attire, and is some inches long and about two and a half in width. monopolized tho glories of tho Crimean cam i tude to her friend lor her advice, was un- accompanied by his squaw only, both mount comed the appearance of his friend, with tho Cape of Good Hope—and for forty years, ed upon the same horse, and the night so what like a shanghae coat. I t makes the It can ho easily carried in a sido pocket, and can paign, and directed the magnificent public works indifferent manner in which his own family !bounded. whenever I saw a glass filled with sparkling wearer resemble tho new comet— little body bo used without taking it from tho pocket. Un of France, had forestalled active opposition, and | Her husband also found out, that in order dark that he could not see the outlines of the acknowledged his presence. For Morton, liquor, my mother’s form by the garden-gate hills nor tho ground at his horses feet, when and tremendous tail. The upper story of pronounced the general conviction that his gov to rule the household he was not obliged to der many circumstances such a machino must ernment, if not completely satisfactory, was far there were smiles and heavy exclamations ; on the hill-side of Vermont rose up before the Josephine squeezes the lady into nothing, play the tyrant, and he, too, thanked his he heard a sound (which he imitated ) so ho a great convenience. Wo do not know the better than any other nt present attainable,— for himself, simply frigid courtesy. me, and to-day, at sixty, my lips are inno slight as to be scarcely perceptible to an In and the lower tier expands her into the sizo friend Morton heartily, lor showing him his cent of the taste of liquor.’ Was not that cost of the article, but presume it is not very But this vote of Paris, thrown for men person l^rs. Silcox was also busy with compari dian’s oar, of an arrow carried in the hand, of a hay-stack. The wearer of thia gar ally obnoxious to tho Emperor, shows that tho error. Both husband and wife preserved in sweet evidence of the power of a single expensive. son, and in this occupation rather depreciat their new line of conduct, and both long striking once only with a slight tick, against ment spreads over an indefinite area of hoops, elements of opposition in Franco are still word ? And yet it was but h alf; for, said mighty, und are perhaps moving towards organ ed her husband than otherwise, and allowed since have found their reward. a bow. Stopping, he could hear nothing, but is little more as compared with the expanse, the one fault to cloud a host of sterling vir lie, ‘ Yesterday there came into my counting- instantly dismounted—bis squaw leaning of dimity she drags along than the cork is An Irishman went on board tho boat for Port ized efforts. It is true, tho few opposition mem room a young man of forty, and asked mo, tues. As she marked the affectionate con The Pittsburg Gazette says, 1 Should wc down upon tbo horso, that she might by no to tho bottle. She seems to be stuck into land and “ turned into ” his berth. The cap bers'in tho legislative body will have no percep duct of Mr. Gray to his wife, and the ever ‘ Do you know me? ‘ No,’ said I. ‘ I was possibility be seen—and placed his ear to the dress for the purpose of holding its dif tain when going out of the harbor, finding it go into the contest, determined to hang to very foggy returned to tho wharf. In the morn tible influence upon its proceedings, but if they cheerful countenance which he brought into brought once,’ said ho to my informant, the ground, whon ho heard the same sound ferent and incongruous parts together, and gether, and if need be fall together, wo have ‘ drunk into your presence on ship-board; ing Pat camo on dock rubbing his eyes, and aro adroit men, thoy can become a great annoy- his family, she did not wonder at the domes no fears of the final result.’ “To which the repeated, but a few feet distant, and was enable the whole apparatus to move along. looking all around him : anco to the government, and contribute towards tic harmony which prevailed, and thought you were a passenger ; the captain kicked therefore satisfied that however imminent tho There is a good deal of benevolence at the Post ejaculates: ‘ Docs the editor of the me aside; you took me into your berlh, kept By tho powers, a largo placo is this Portland, popular agitation. For tbo present time, wo that if her husband possessed such a happy danger , he had not yet been seen or heard, bottom of the present fashions. The ladies, Gazette believe thero is no hereafter ? says ho, “ an’ built afther the stylo ofBosthon, have do doubt that Lonis Nopoleon is as good a temperament, how much pleasure she should jne there till I had slept off tho intoxication, for no Indiou would make such a noise at aware of their powers of attraction, know too!”—American Union. derive in her efforts to please him. and then you asked me if I had a mother, I nig/zt in approa?Aing Ais foe; Ae t/zerefore in that if thoy did not mako themselves ridicu ruler as France can get—or deserves, wo had ‘ I say, Jimmy, did ye ever sec such a said never that I knew of; I never had heard summer as this same ?’ stantly arose and took /zis Aorse by tAe bridle lous by outlandish and shapeless garments, liko to havo said—but his power did not coma to * Ah, Mrs. Gray, what a happy woman a mother’s voice. You told mo of yours at A young girl recently committed suicide be ‘ Faith an’ I have.’ close to /zis mout/z, to lessen t/zo c/zances of their charms would be too powerful, and him in tho right way to bo permanent, and a you a re !’ she exclaimed. the garden-gate, and to-day, twenty years cause hor mother refused her a now bonnet.— ‘ W hen ?’ Ais moving Or w/zinnying, and ono Aundred might lead mankind into all sorts of eccen popular revolution has not yot passed amoDg tho ‘ Do you think so ? Well, I certainly ought later, I am master of one of the finest pack Coroner’s verdict—“ Camo to her death through to be, if I am not.’ ‘ Last winter, be jabers.’ and sevonty of Ais deadliest enemies, t/zo tricities. excessive spunk.” impossible things in France,—Boston Journal. the reputation of our community. They will HEW PUBLICATIONS. Theatre,—A good audience greeted the per HEWS ITEMS. The Utah Expedition. Love akin in Castle and in Cottage.—The formers from the Boston Theatres at Beethoven game of love is the same, whether the lovers ba thus evince their own perfect integrity, give In a little while—not exceeding ten days, we olad in velvet or in hodden grey. Beneath the Puanam’s Monthly for August came to us evidence of their determination to claim only Hall on the occasion of the complimentary Ben From Port an P rince.—Capt. Mayo, of brig should think—the whole army destined for gilded ceiling of a palace, or the lowly rafters sines our last issue. It is an excellent number, efit of Mr. C. P. Currier. We understand that R. W. Packer, at this port from Portnu Prince, Utah will be in the field. We have our doubts, Tbur3dyeing, no' wig, no extraordinary troub father, and an aunt, who perished by th« awful stance that our poet was induced to change his le. There can be no doubt whatever of its ef that place, feeling the need of u gun big enough up under the appellation of “ Wild Rose.” But sponsible for no other. the water had been let on by the “ Chick- the romance of the name was sadly spoiled in a catastrophe.” original idea, and, advising him to write less ficacy. We have seen testimonials almost with to make a noise, started on a fillibusteiing ex C. W. ATWELL. Portland, State Agent. Chicks” after having been shut off, annoyed the out number,and from men of great intelligence, pedition to Castine, and brought away a big gun few years, for she married a man by the name C. P. FESSENDEN and N. WIGGIN Agents for Reek- “ hastily” Dext time, we dispose of big ” son of “ Bull.” workmen with threats, and, we believe, finally high standing and moral worth. that had laid on the battery there since 1812.— A Quiet Sunday in New York.—Sunday last land, aud sold by Druggists and Dealers iu Medicine gen nets ” as directed. On getting home, however, it was found to bo is said to have been very quiet in New York, erally. Mtf compelled them to abandon their work. Those who have been bald for years ars now A story is going the rounds of a party of wearing their own hair, und appear ten ysars spiked with a file that could not be dislodged.— owing to the shutting up of the liquor saloons. ■The majority of these individuals, who are so younger than they did six months ago. As in A new vent was finally made, so that by early young ladies, who were caught in a Bhower, and Proprietors of saloons very generally acquiesced New Dry Goods Store. We are pleased to morning the old gun saluted the day. The Sun rashly rushing towards the vortex of mob law, most cases grey hairs and bald heads are both had the color washed from their cheeks. A lady in the orders of tho police, and but few disturb A. T XT A IR O N announce to the ladies of Rockland and vicinity prsmature and unnatural, it is a duty to remedy day night following, some of the “ patriotic” ance were heard of. as far as we can learn, are not water-takers, at our elbow thinks the color in some of the FOR THE HAIR. that their (and our) old friend J. M. Gould, them by the natural aud undoubted means which men of Belmont, stole the gun from the Bel- but we have no positive assurance upon this fustians, and for safe keeping, buried it in the gentleman’s cheeks will not be washed out with Are you troubled with dandruff*? Esq., formerly associated, it will be remembered, Prof. Wood has invented, and now kindly offers Walpole, N. H. July 21. point. V’e do not believe, however, that the to the afflicted. Read his advertisement, try his w uuds o f that piace. It was afterwards cap water at present. Is your hair falling off or turning grey ? with B. W. Lothrop A Co., has taken the store tured. Hollis Gates and his brother, from Gilsum, Are you afflicted with nervous headache ? majority of tho intelligent water takers whom wounderful remedy,and give the Professor a new employed by George Kingsbury of that place, recently occupied by Wilson & Case, and is testimonial.—Memphis Whig. Peaches will be abundant in Southern Illinois. Have you cutaneous eruptions on the head f we met at the Hall on Tuesday evening of last were struck by lightning last night, Hollis be Are you threatened with early baldness ! now offering for sale, in his urbane, quiet and For the year past we have been advertising Execution of J ohn Dorsey.—The negro John A man near Jonesboro’ has a young orchard of ing instantly killed, and his brother seriously week, many of whom nre men of the highest Dorsey, who was convicted some time ago of 7000 troes which will yield a bushel each. Would you have your head clean and healthy » gentlemanly manner, a stock of Dry Goods se the above named Hair Restorative, and month injured. A youDg lady was also struck, but Would you produce new hair on bald places? standing in the community, either abet or coun having murdered a whito woman, a prosti?ute, not seriously injured. lected with particular reference both as to price On board tho steamer M. Sanford, recently, Would you have a delightful toilet article f tenance the disgraceful proceedings that have by month its sale has gradually increased, un in -New York, by cutting her throat with a and quality, as well as variety, to the numerous til it now commands a more ready sale than razor, was sentenced to be hung ; and the gibbet while the boat was on its passage from Bangor IF SO USE LYON’S KATHAIRON. recently transpired. If these water-takers, wants of his very many friends, who, we doubt for that purposo was erected in the yard cf the to Boston, a valuable gold watch and chain, be The Great Eastern will, it is announced, cer The Celebrated and World-Renowned then, discountenance these riotous proceedings, any other article of its kind, giving in almost city prison on Thursday afternoon. The longing to one of the passengers was stolen.— tainly go to Portland—probably not till April. LYO N ’S KAT HA RIO N. not, will look with pleasure upon his advertise Her cost will be $3,000,000. let them use reasonable effort to prove their re every instance, entire satisfaction. A clergy wretched convict has been attended by a Roman Before the boat arrived nt her wharf, two police ment, which will be given next week. In tho man, resident in a neighboring town, who had Catholic priest. The execution took place on men were sent for, and the persons on board were gard for the “ rights of the corporation.”— searched, but the thief wes not detected. This article has received the highest honorary Premi mean time, ladies, remember the old adage, for years suffered from a burning sensation of Friday morning, the 17th, inst., about 9 o’clock Naval Contract.—The United States Navy ums at tile fairs of half the States iii the Union, besides Let their prudential and representative commit in the Tombs. Dorsey made some remarks, say “ A new broom sweeps clean,” and govern the head with an occasionally dry, itching hu A young man named W. J. Mick, formerly of contract for pork and, beef was awarded last those of many foreign countries. tee call another meeting for the expression of a ing that he was prepared to meet death. It is week to two houses in New York city ono of Ils reputation throughout the civilized world is without yourselves accordingly. • mor, which prematurely turned his hair gray thought he has left a written confession. the State of Maine, was drowned some two severe rebrobation of all these assaults upon the weeks ngo in the Mississippi, and his body whom took the contract to supply nine thousand a paraieil in the h latory of popular preparations. legal rights of the. corporation. Let them use and latterly causing it to come off rapidly, leav fonnd at St. Anthony’s Falls Minnesota, caught barrels of navy beef at nineteen dollars per bar HEATH, WYNKOOP dc CO., N. York, Proprietors. Magic and Ventriloquism. Prof. Bird, the ing the crown nearly bare, seeing the advertise Suicide of a Man and iiis Wife.—On Friday among the logs of a mill. Fifty odd dollars rel, and tli© other took the contract to supply C. W. ATWELL, Portland, General Wholesale Agent their influence to dissuade rash, misguided, in-; six thousand barrels of mess pork at an average for the State. wonderful ventriloquist performs at Beethoven ment of tho article in the Gazette, waB induced last, a German named Schultz, residing in Wa were found on him, and some valuablo papers. flamablo men from actions which lower them in cost of $21 25 per barrel. C. P. FESSENDEN and N. WIGGIN, Agents for Rock Hall, Monday Evening next. The Professor’s terford, N. Y., being threatened with arrest for the estimation of a candid public, and cast ob-, to try it, and now, after the use of two bottles some slight misdemeanor, proposed to his wifo The Freewill Baptists in Maine nre a rapidly land, and sold by Druggiat and Dealers in Medicines exhibitions are the very best of the kind, and loquy upon their cause. If the corporation , only, his hair has turned quite dark and is very that they should die rather than suffer arrest growing body, and claim to already outnumber George Peabody, the London banker, was at generally. 1-ltf are sure to draw a full house. The entertain soft, the scalp clean and the recently bald spots and consequent loss of their hard-earned prop acted unjustly, there was, up to the last meet-; any other denomination in the State. Concord, N, II., and at a reception, at the .resi ments are made up of many noveltieB, consist covered with a beautiful growth of silky dark erty. Having no children of their own, Schultz dence of N, G. Uphan, related an incident whioh M BS. W IN S L O W ’S ing of the water-takers, culpable fault but on I entrusted his money and valuables to an adopted ing of all sorts of freaks of magic, laughable hair, the sight of which with his commendation Mr. Justice Daval, on Saturday last, refused shows one of the traits of character to which he one side of the controversy, but now there is a son, and told him to look in the orchard for is indebted for success. Fifty years ago, at the SOOTHING SYRUP- scenes of ventriloquism and automaton moving of the Resturative will command an increase to admit to bail, Captain Rudolph of the steam record of abuses against the corporation, which, j him if he did not come back. On Saturday er ‘ Montreal,” now in jail on a charge of man age of twelve, he had occussion to pegs through 100 Gross for sale by the State Agent, and speaking figures. Fill up tho house. • sale. We would state to any who may wish to morning the boy proceeded to the orchard, as slaughter. Concord, on his way to Vermont. He stopped notwithstanding all causes of provocation which j directed, and there found Schultz and bis wife C. W . ATWELL, Portland. Slate Agent. know, that we are permitted,privately,(ogive the all night at the old Stickney Hotel, where he C. P. FESSENDEN nnd N. W1GGI I , Agents for Rock- can be alleged, are totally unjustifiable. W ill' suspended by one rope to tho limb of a tree. It A darkey having been to California, thus paid for his lodging and breakfast by sawing land ami sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen- Bond’s Boston Crackers, Soda Biscuit, &c. name of tho individual to whose case we refer. these assaults aid the cause of the aggrieved' appears that Schultz had fastened the rono first Bpeaks Ilia introduction to San Francisco : “ As wood. erallv. I2tf water-takers, in tho view of disinterested legis George Telman, on thecoruer of Lime Rock and Fessenden is agent for the aiticle. to the neck of his wife, and then climbing into soon as day landed in de ribber, dar moufs be Main Street, has them in quantity and variety. tho treo he passed it over a limb, adjusted it to gan to water to be on land, and soon dey waded A WORLD RENOWNED REMEDY! lators, should our citizens appeal for a restric his own neck, and then jumped downward, the There are eight surviving Ex-Governors of N, They are nice, for Ten or Luncheon, and George to de shore ; dey didn’t see any gold, but dey HOBENSACK’S WORM SYRUP tion of the privileges of the corporation’ We J3T A part of the jewelry which was stolen movement suspending both and causing, proba found suoh a supply of nuflin to eat. dat dar Y. viz : Van Buren, Throop, Steward, Bouck, has Soda, and Beer, and Cheese and other bly, instant strangulation. Hunt, Fish, Seymour and Clark Massachu 100 GROSS for sale by the State Agent. ask the attention of all candid and intelligent from the Bookstore of M C. Andrews last week, gums crackled like baked clay in de brickyard.” setts lias but six, viz : Everett, Morton, Briggs, “ goedies,”—did you know that! Call and eat, C. W. ATWELL, Portland, State Agent. men among the remonstrating water-takers to was recovered last Thursday. It was accident Of one hundred and thirty vessels sent from Boutwell, Clifford and Washburn. Pennsy- and drink, and pay. ’ A Large Yield of Wheat*—A subscriber, vania has but four: Ritner, Porter, Johnson, C. P. FESSENDEN, and N. WIGGIN, Agent* for these things,—to a consideration of the position ally discovered by a couple of lads, late on the United States to Liberia by the Colonization Rockland, and sold by Druggists and Dealer* in Medicine writing to the Constitutionalist .from Gainesville and Bigler. of those who assault the plain legal rights of Wednesday, under a pile of boards near Atlan under date of the 10th inst., states that he has Society Bince 1820. all have arrived safe, with generally. Mtf the corporation,—and urge upon them the adop If you are Bick nnd are a friend to the tic Wharf. It was enveloped in a handkerchief, harvested twenty-seven und a half bushels of out having to make any claim on the insurance wheat from one hundred and forty'rods of land, offices for damages. Riding in an Omnibus. tion ot a firm, temperate, law-abiding course of Botanic Practice of Medicine—read Dr, Coff- which was then wrapped in paper. The jewel The Warrenton (Va) Whig says that the leaving enough grain upon the ground to sow it A* we were going down town in the Omnibus, opposite ran’s advertisement. Are you poor and in need The editors and proprietors of the Cleveland chinch bug has made its appearance among the conduct in this matter, as they can most effect-1 ry found is worth about $250 and a quantity, two or three times He also states that thore corn by the million. sat a young and beautiful lady, we could not help admiring ually quell these mobocratic demonstrations, of Medical or Surgical advice? Read tho Dr.’s to the value of about $150, is still missing.— are many acres planted in wheat in Hall county Herald, and the Cleveland Leader, have been ar such beauty, until we saw gray hair mixed with the black, rested, charged with publishing the Union Ban which seemed to break the charm, the remedy for those end by their determined action show their re -, advertisement. Sick or well, rich or poor, read No clue to the real perpetrators ot the theft has from which the yield will be os large.—News Tne best time for a man to speak is when he gray hairs would be the Alpine Hair Balm, which l» war Savannah, Ga. ner, a paper devoted exclusively to the interests ranty! in a abort time to turn gray hair to its original color, gard fur the juet rights of the oorpor&tion, and iand be wiee. * yet been found. of lotteries. They were released on bail. has something to say. be It Black, Brown or Auburn. See advertisement. THE GREAT ENGLISH REBIEDY ELISHA KENT KANE. Stray Horse. HAYING TOOLS. E. R. SPEAR, AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS. ’TAKEN up this day in the inclosure of the 15 DO ZEN Wholesale and retail Dealer in &STO SIR JAMES CLARKE’S A, BIOGRAPHY. -L subscriber a light red horse with light mane and tall, R. H. ED D Y , supposed to be about five years old. The owner will Kimball’s Celebrated Scythes. L SOLICITOR OF PATENT8, Celebrated Female Pills. BY WILLIAM ELDER. please call, prove property, pay charges and take him BOOKS, STATIONERY. JUST RECEIVED away. 10 DOZEN (Late Agent o r U. S Patent Office, W ashington, Prtpared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke In announcing the LIFE OF DR. KANE, we are but KIMBALL’S PATENT SNATHS, JEWELRY, UNDER THE ACT OF 1836 ) anticipating the wishes of thousands and tens of thous Jefferson, July 9, 1857. — A T — 76 STATE ST., opposite Kilby at., Boston* M. D., Physician Extraordinary to the ands of the admirers of that great man. which have for five years proved to ho the FTER an extensive practice of upwards ol twenty Having been a personal friend of the deceased, and en P A P K K H A N G I N G S , years, continues to secure Patents in the United LINCOLN. SS.—At a Probate Court held at best arrangem ent in use« A Queen. joying a large share of his confidence, Dr. Elder is well FANCY GOODS, fee, fee., O. G. M O F F I T T ’S States; also in Great Britain, Fiance, and other foreign This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all qualified to do justice to the subject. Wiscasset within and for the County of Lin 15 North’Wayne Scythes, 21tf No. 1 Spofford Block. countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female This work will be issued in one handsome octavo vol coln, July 7, 1857. Papers or Drawings for Patent, executed on liberal terms, ^constitution is subject. It moderates all exeess, and re ume, aud will equal in every respect the superb volumes 10 DOZ. Keyes’ Scythes. ENNEDY’S Discovery, the pure article can A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP and with despatch. Researches made into American or moves all obstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied of “ Arctic Explorations,” recently published. It will TACOB ROSS, named Executor in a certain b« found at SPEAR’S. Foreign works, to determine the validity or utility of Pa on. contain a new full-face portrait, executed on steel, as well tl instrument purporting to be the last will and testa DOZ. Common and other kinds Sneathe. K tents or Inventions,—nnd legal or other advice rendered in as engravings of his residence, tomb, medals, die. ment of EDMUND GROVER late of Rockland, in said It/f ERRILL’S Cream of Liliei for aale at SUMMER GOODS, all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims o f TO MARRIED LADIES In order to give this work to a large circulation it will County, deceased, having presented the same for Probate: 2 0 DOZ. Hand Rakes, assorted qualities. Da 2 llf SPEAR’S. any Patent furnished by remitting One Dollar. Assign it Is peculiarly suited. It will, in a shot time, bring on be sold at the low priee of $1,50. Ordered. That the said Executor give notice to all per ments recorded at Washington. sons interested, by causing a copy of this order tc be post DOZ. Popes’ and Plimpton’s best 2 and 8 tlned Forks This Agency is not only the largest in New England, but the monthly period with regularity. 0 LD Hann the Pawnbroker, and many other SUCH AS SMALL ed up in a public place in the town of Rockland and by Onew publication, may be found at No. 1 Spofford through it inveutors have advantages for securing patents, Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government More than $300,000 Sold within 9 Months. publishing the same in the Rockland Gazette, printed at 12 DOZ. Superior quality Rifles Block.______2 1 tf_ or ascertaining the patentability of inventions, unsurpass Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. Rockland three weeks successively, that they may appear CHECK’D AND MIXED COTTOXAIDS, ed by, if not immeasurably superior to, any which can ba at a Probate Court to be held at Wiscasset in SHid County, g DOZ. Common Rifles ’ you wi»b to buy good Jewelry at very low offered them elsewhere. The testimonials below given CAUTION. DR. KANE’S GREAT WORK, on the first Tuesday of September next, and shew cause Pprice, call .1 SPEAR'S Bookilore. 31tf prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA These Pills should not be taken by females during the if any they have, why the said instrument should not be DOZ. Scythe Stones ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO TENT OFFICE than the subsciber; and as SUCCESS IS ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS, proved, approved, and allowed as the last will and testa 20 THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, First Three Months of Pregnancy, as they are sure W O O D ’S Hair Raatorative for aale by Is now being read by more than two hundred thousand ment of said deceased. _ . . Aj DOZ. Drag Rakes. VV 21tf SP1 he would add that he has abundant reason to believe, and to bring on miscarriage ; but at any other time they are persons, old and young, learned and unlearned. It BEDER FALES, Judge. SUMMER WEAR can prove, that at no other office of the kind are the safe. is just the book which should be owned and A t t e s t E . Foots, Register. 3w29 TpANCY Goods of all kinds for sale very charges for professional services so moderate. The im read by every American. ALSO—A full supply Spring Tooth and Revolving mense practice of the subscriber during twenty years past, In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in HORSE RAKES. A cheap at SPEAR’S, AND WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR has enabled him to accumulate a vast collection of specifi 600 NEWSPAPERS No. I Spofford Block. the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, palpita A ttention. 50 Superior quality Grindstones—all sizes. cations and official decisions lelative to patents. These, have each pronounced it the moat remarkable and marvel besides his extensive library of legal aud mechanical lion of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will RARE chance is now offered to any one L ik e w is e , J^UBIN’S Perfumery for sale at SPEAR’S. O s lx - works, and full accounts of patents granted in the United ous work ever published. desirous of purchasing effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al THE FOREIGN JOURNALS A Grain Cradles, Sickles, Grindstone Cranks and Rollers, States and Euiope, render him able, beyond question, to though a powerful remedy, do notqontain iron, calomel, Forks and Hoe Handles, &c., dec. „ First rate asaortment of Pocket Cutlery can Drab and Fancy Colored Doeskins, offer superior facilities for obtaining patents. PICTURE APPARATUS, Being agents for several Scythe Manufactures we can* A11 necessity of n journey to Washington, to procured antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. and the most distinguished eavans of Europe are extrava be found kt E. R. SPEAR’S. 21tf Manufactured expressly for the season, In etylta *nd gant in its praise. sell by the dozen to country traders at Manufacturers A qualities not to be surpassed for durability and for C a sh patent, and the usual great delay there, are here saved in Full directions accompany each package. I t’is more interesting than as they can have the same by applying to MARGARET prices, and at the lowest prices at Retail. QHELL and Buffalo Back Combs at SPEAR'S. they will be sold very low. ventors. — MacFARLANE, the only artist in Camden, with the H. P. WOOD, Sole Agents for the United States and Canada, O 21tf BROWN, BLACK and BLUE Testimonials. ROBINSON CRUSOE, privilege of the b est r o o m in the place for this purpose. at the old stand No. 1 Wilson’s Block. “ During the time I occupied the office of Commissioner JOB MOSES, j the It has always had the reputation of being one of the best Rockland, June 22. 1857. 26tf Blank Books and Stationery. AMERICAN AND GERMAN of Pateuts, R. H. Eddy, Esq., of Boston, did business at (Late I. C. Baldwin dc. Co.) idd places in the State to gel a good picture, as it has been oc the Patent Office, as Solicitor for procuring patents.— cupied for many years by R. MacFARLANE one of the Rochester, N. Y, OUR MOST EMINENT MEN TUST Received, Molasses, Crushed, Powdered R. SPEAR has a very large and well se- BROADCLOTH There were few, if any, persons acting in that capacity, very first and best operators in the country, For further • lected stock of Blank Books and Stationery which who had so much business before the Patent Office ; and particulars, please address immediately either by letter or and Havana B. Sugars, Hyson, Oolong, Ningyoung N.)B. $1,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au have vied with each other in extolling its merits. and Soushong Teas. For sale by hsE sells at very low prices. — a n d — there were none who conducted it with more skill, fidelity Two vols., octavo, Superbly Illustrated. iu person. and success. I regard Mr. Eddy as one of the best in thoilzed Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by return MARGARET MacFARLANE, Blank Books made to order. Three Hundred Engravings. 21tf No. l Spofford Block. formed and most skiliful Patent Solicitors in the United mail. 29tf Camden, Maine. CASSIMERES, States, and have no hesitation in assuring inventors that Price $5.00. For sale by E X A M IN E Portable Printing;an< Price ,5.00. family use. varying uniformity of size, and for the excellent quality of TO THE NORTH! TAINS, FIREBOARDS AND BORDERS. CO” A libera! Discount to the Trade. the iron from which they are made, to which may be at ___ * *___ Copying Press* ROCKLAND, ME. I K P R E S S , W . E. TOLMAN, tributed their rare strength. They are everywhere con HIS Press will print from any kind of Type, Dies, Oct. 22,1856. 43tf sidered far supeemr^to the hand-made spike of common Wood Cuts, or Electrotypes, givivg as perfect an im Corner of M ain aud Lime Rock Streets. English iron, amnufeiior to nothing of the kind yet in A FRESH ASSORTMENT BILLS & TRUE, T Rockland, July 6, 1857. 28lf pression ns any other press now in use, and may be used COL. J . C. FR EM O N T’S troduced to the public. by any lad of ordinary capacity. All kinds of Fancy and For particulars and samples, apply to EXPLORATIONS. Commissioners’ IVotice. RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE Ornamental Printiug may be executed with this Press in BLODGET, BROWN Sc. C O ., the neatest possible manner. Any kind of paper, of what TT7E the undersigned, having been appointed 80 and 82 Pearl St., Boston, Mass. ever quality or color, may be used, damp or db» ; also, PREPARED BY THE AUTHOR, Dec. 18, 1856. 511y that they have opened at the In thii city. July 16th, by Rev. Joseph L. Cilly, Mr. Sam VV by the Hon. Beder Fales, Judge of Probate with B eautiful Styles all kinds of card-board. uel E. Packard to Miss Esther E. Vinal, both of this city. in and for the county of Lincoln, to receive aud examine This Press is most admirably adapted for printing Shop And Embracing All His Expeditions. - the claims of the creditors of the estate of ALFRED B. _zET2ST_A. Bills, Labels, Visiting or Business Cards, Bill Heads, En In Corinth, July 13th, by Rev. J. Mariner, Mr. Simeon ZNTortla. n n d ., velopes, Railroad Receipts, Tea, Coffee, or Salt 3aga, Tyler to Miss Betsey Bey’both of C. Superbly Illustrated with Steel Plates and BUTLER, late of Rockland, deceused, whose estate is re presented insolvent, give notice that six months from the INSURANCE COMPANY ami as a Copying Press, is superior to any thing now in In Thomaston, 14th inst., by Rev. I. Sawyer, Mr. Henry Wood Cuts, engraved under .he immediate superin A t their old stand, corner Front and Rockland Streets, a use. The larger sizes will be found very useful to print J. Coop, of New Bedford, Mass., to Miss Rebecca Porter, of tendence of Col. Fremont, mostly from Daguerreo 28th day of May, 1857, are allowed to said creditors to HARTFORD, CONN. bring in and prove their claims, and that we will attend to ers for taking Proof-sheet Impressions, and doing Job Nashua, N. H. types taken on the spot, and will be issued in a style to Incorporated, 1819. Work. It may be used by merchants, piolessional men, In Union, Mr. R. K. Say ward and Miss Olivia V. Rob mutch Dr. Kane’s works. It wiil also contain a new the service assigned us at the store of O B. FALES, in S © S S SS 2 bins, both of U. Steel Portrait, being the only correct likeness of the au Rockland, in said County of Lincoln, on the last Thurs CASH CAPITAL, $500,000. SPRING GOODS, or any one who may wish a card of any kind. This days of July, September and November, from 9 o’clock, Where may be found the latest and best styles o* Press is very simple, strong, durable, and easily kept in In Bath, 2d in st, David D. Harris, of Sau Francisco, thor ever published. T hos. A. Alexander, Sec’y T hos. K. Brace, Pres’t, Cal., and Miss Augusta Elliott, of B. Two Volumes, Octavo—$5.00 A. M., to 3 o’clock, P. M. of each of said days. S U C H AS Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes and Gaiter Boots. order. The smallest size occupies a space of 7 by 8 Dated at Rockland, this 8th day ol July, 1857a A. B. HOUGH, Agent. ALSO—A good assortment of Gents’ Fine Calf and inches, weighing only 5 1-2 pounds, and will be furnished JOSEPH FA_R WELL, J Commi„ ioneI,. Insurance may be effected in the above Company by ap Ladies’ Black and Colored GAITERS and CONGRESS Thick Boots}; Boys’ nnd Youths’ Boots and Shoes of all For the Low Price of Five Dollars# plying to BOOTS. There are three sizes—the $5 size prints a sheet of pa 28 If O. B. FALES. C. D, SMALLEY, descriptions, of their own manufacture, which BRAZIL and THEBRAZILIANS. Ladles’ GAITER and CONGRESS BOOTS, with heels. they will sell CHEAP for the per 5 by 6 inches ; the $10 size prints a sheet of paper 8 Picked Up Adrift. at D. STABLER’S Clothing Store. Fine KID CONGRESS BOOTS. by 12 inches ; the $15 size prints a sheet of paper 13 by By Rev. D. P. KIDDER, Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857. 3tf POLKA “ READY CASH. 17 inches, aud on the receipt of the above named prices, In this city, 19th inst., Clara E., daughter of Abraham H. HOLBROOK, Picked up a Chain and « “ “ J. LIND “ the presses will be sent to any part of the country. OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. • Anchor near While Head. The owner can have the “ French Kid SLIPPERS. Rockland, June 10,1857. 6*n24 A few hours work, by a small boy, will save the cost of and Nancy Furbish, aged 3 years, 5 months and 11 days. S Special Notice- this Press, and do the work as well as the most skillful In Bangor, 15th inst., Frederick W., son of Israel T., and By Rev. J. C. FLETCHER, same by calling on “ “ “ BUSKINS. Bahah Blethen, aged 3 years and 17 days. T. COLSON, Agent of the Atlantic Wharf. 'J ’HE Subscriber having purchased the right tu “ KID BUSKINS, all qualities. woikman. Our friends and the public are respectfully In In Garland, May 17th, Mrs. Sarah Gordon, aged 76 years. OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rockland, July 5, 1857, 28tf Misses’ and Children’s BOOTS and SHOES, all qualities. vited to call and examine this WONDER OF THE AGE! In Garland, July 11th, Sally, wife of Dea. John S. Ilas- Gents’ and Boys’ Calf Foxed and Patent Leather CON which is on exhibition and for sale at 144 Washington kell, aged 76 years. This new and splendidly-illustrated work (one large MANUFACTURE AND SELL GRESS BOOTS. street, first door north of the Old South Church, All or In Thomaston, 11th inst., Carrie Ella, only child of Jack- volume octauo, in uniform style with the superb volumes Botanic Medicines. Gents’ Patent Leather and Calf Oxford Tie9. CHEAP CLOTHING ders promptly attended to. Address, (postage stam p en- son and Sarah Young, aged 2 years 5 months. of Dr. Kane’s Arctic Explorations.) is the joint effort of DEWEY’S PATENT Gents’ and Boys’ French Calf Boots aud Shoes. clotBiJ LOWE PRESS COMPANY, In Thomaston, 14th inst., Abby A., child of William H., the above-namsd gentlemen, who, us travelers and NO. 2 LIME ROCK STREET. “ “ “ Black and Drab Cloth Gaiters. and Ann Fales, aged 2 years and 6 months. missionaries, (and one in an oillcial position si Acting SPRING TOOTH HORSE RAKE, “ “ u and Youths’ Goat, Calf, Kip and Grain 144 Waahintstou street* Boetea# In East Cambridge, 16th inst., Mrs. Susan S. Grant, 42, Secretary of the United States Legation at Rio,) have had ALSO.—-GALVANIC BELTS, SURGICAL BROGANS. All kinds of Paper, Cards, Envklopes, Bronte, and lake wife of Mr. Job N. Grant, formerly of Kennebunk, Me. a long and varied experience in a land full of interest, INSTRUMENTS, SYRINGES, TRUSSES, PERFU WITH HAYNES’ IMPROVEMENT, Ail of which w’lll be sold at the very Lowest Cash for sale. XT AGENTS WANTED. whether we regard it in a natural, commercial, political Boston, April 2, 1857. 6m 14 In Staten Island Hospital, N. Y., Aneth Higgins, late of FOR THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN. P r ic e s . ■ch Onward, of Eden, aged 35. • moral point of view. Price $3.00. MERY, ARROW FOOT, Fa RINa , CORN P. S. A large lot of Ladies’ and Misses’ Gaiter Boots HE Subacrib#r has just opsned with a NEW In Port au Prince, June 17th, of yellow fever, Capt. C. S JET any of the above works w ill b i sent by mail STARCH, TAPIOCA, SAGO, RICE, Would inform the public, that he has appointed HAR and Shoes at C o st. FRKB OF POSTAGE BY REMITTING THE PUBLISHED PRICKS. Rockland, June 2, 1857. 23tf T STOCK of Brad in an of Belfast, Me., aged 32 years. His remains will and other dietetic articles for the aick, LOW P, WOOD, No. 1 Wilson Block, his agent for soil be brought to New York in the brig R C. Dyer, of which ing said Rakes in the city of Rockland. 0. H. PERRY, he was master. The brig will sail for New York in charge AGENTS -WANTED. Rockland, July 8, 1857. All persons are hereby forbidden selling, using or manu of the first officer, M. G. C. Berry of New York. facturing these rakes, as any infringement will be duly en Clothing, Hats, Caps N O 3 B E R R Y ’S B LO C K , forced by me. AND C H I L D S & ’P E T E R S O N , COMPOUND EZEKIEL PRESCOTT. AS just returned from BOSTON with * Liberty, July 1, 1857. 27tf SUMMER. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS &c. MARINE JOURNAL PUBLISHERS, jE23C.tx*a,ct o f R o o ts , H splendid S to c k of where the 602, Arch Street, Philadelphia. FOR MAKING BEER. Patent Leather P0R T 0F ROCKLAND- J. B. LIPPINCOTT a CO., 20 N. Fourlh St., Phiia. The Beer made from this Extract is not only a healthy H A T S & C A P S . PHILLIPS, SAMPSON A CO., 13, Winter St., Boaton. beverage, but one of the most healthy and invigorating NAKED SPRING GOODS, SHELDON, BDa KEMa N A CO., 115, Nas.au tit., New PHOTOGRAPHS. that can be found for use in warm weather. The low m»y clothe Utemaelve, at lower price, than at any other Consisting of Arrived. York. G. P. PUTNAM 4 CO., 321, Broadway, New price at which-it is afforded, the readiness with which the B E R R Y & R IC H A R D SO N , 8TORE ill thi, city, and there the July 16th, schs Pallas, French, NYork; Ceylon, Jackson, York. APPLEGATE Sc CO., 48, Main St., Cincinnati. Beer is prepared from it, its healthfullness nnd agreeable W. BLODGETT, do; Lannon Djan, Drinkwater, Boston; Mt Hope, Post, do. G. GIUGGti A CO., Ill, Lake tit., Chicago. 2w30 ness as an every day drink, have rendered this one of the NO. 7 KIMBALL BLOCK b a r e h e a d e d 18tn, schs Martha, Morton, NYork; American Chief, Pres most popular articles in the market. One bottle will make M ain Street, near the W illow Tree. may get a good H a t at the same rate,. The b„t o Ready-Made Clothing, sey, NYork for Bangor. 19th, schs Warrior, Miller, Bel 10 gallons of Beer. Sold by the Proprietors. Furnishing Gooda—auch a. fast; Nourmahal, Myers, Portland. 20th, sch Ellen, An TS now transferring Collodion Pictures from Have received from BOSTON their Nice Black and Brown Broad Clolh Frock Coat., Mii’4 Dr. WESLEY GRUMBLES POTTER & CHAMPLIN, Chemists, nnd Fancy Doeskin Frock and Sack Coata, and businM. drews, Boston. 21st, sch Paragou, Barter, Boston. W esterly, R. I„ x Glass to Patent Leather, which gives a life-like effect Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Handkerchiefs, And all respectable dealers. to the Coloring and a finish far superior to any other.— Coats of nil description. O’ Nothing sailed during the week past. Wind East, CELEBRATED These Photographs will bear the roughest handling without SUMMER HATS AND CAPS, Stocks, Suspenders, <$-c., with deu;» fog. W holesale Agents—Wilson, Fairbank & Co. Boston. injury as they become a part of the Leather itself. They Mass.; Hartford, Ct.; B. A. Fahnestock, Hall «5c Co., New may also be found at low prices. York. can be sent to any part of the world iu a letter without their Store may be found everything Black and Faney Doeskin Pants, Mix’d Dosskin, Csssi> damage. They are but to be seen to be appreciated. q r Dont forget to call nt the 2d door North of the mere, Satinctt and business Pants. DOMESTIC PORTS. F. G. COOK, City Drug Store, Agent for Rockland and He also takes Ainbrotypes for those who wish, at all Berry Block, (formerly occupied by HODGMAN, CARR vicinity. 8w28 hours of the day. He has on hand a large STOCK, con dk CO.’s EXPRESS OFFICE.) MACHIASPCRT—Sid 10th, brigs Mechanic, Bunker, Great Remedy for Pulmonary Consumption. ISToxiv aud. T a sty JOSEPH KAUFMAN. VESTS, Boston; B G Chaloner, Brown, NYork; sch Gipsy, Ingalls, sisting of Rockland, May 7, 1857. Figured and Black Satin Vests, Plain and Fancy lilk, L u tj New Bedford; 13th, brig Alamo, Parsons, NYork; schrs Lockets, Baskets, Pins, Rings, Cases, Scc»9 in the HAT and CAP line at r e a s o n a b l e r*« ing and Mix’d Doeskin Vests, «fcc., See. Carroll, Norton, and Crusoe, Foster, do; Effort, Sawyer, Also an. effectual cure for Scrofula, Dyspepsia, EXPRESS. which will be put up cheap for CASH. P. 8. A large lot of old STYLE HATS Sc C A P S and Dorcas Hawes, Kinney, Boston; Protection, Cole, do; Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Chronic Pictures of Children taken from 10 until 2 o’clock, P. a t C o*t, H.1TH AND CAPS. 15th, New York Packet, Church, New York; Capt John, 2 M., in clear weather. Rockland, June 3, 1857. 23(f Almost Every Article do. Rheumatism, Billious Disorders, Gene Black, Brown and Steel Mix’d Soft Hats, Mole Skin Hats, NEWPORT—In port, 18th, schr Eliza Jane, of Rock ral Debility, and all diseases de Call and Examine Specimens. Boy’s Brown and Black Hats. land. pending upon an impure slate Rockland, July I, 1856.______27tf —or— CAPS. NORFOLK—Ar 16lh, barque Samos, Basford, NYork; HENDERSON, JEFFERS & CO’S. Blue, Black and Brown Caps of the latest styles. Boys’ ■ch Narcissa,------, Wiscasset. of the blood. p R E N C H COICONFECTIONERY. City Undertaker. and Children’s Caps of all kinds. PENSACOLA—Ar 2d, schs Jas Davis, Ginn, Bucksport; E 3 ZK. JE* XL ZE3 S S , E> ZEL "ST G- O O ZD J Lucy Wittham, Milton, Tortugas; 6th, brig Perseverance, ILL leave BOSTON for ROCKLAND, ELLSWORTH Scollop Creams. Cream Dates,Cordial Drops, Lettered HE subscriber having been appointed City BOOTS AND SHOES. Miller. Apalachicola. Thi. W onderful B emedv lia. done more to alleviate and MACHIAS by human suffering than all other means put together. It has W Creams, Chocolate Creams, Fancy Rings, Raspberry and Undertaker, would give notice to the public that all USUALLY CALLED TOR Ladies’ Gaiter Boots, Kid and foxed Congress. Sowed and MARBLEHEAD—Ar 12th, ech Paragon, Bartlett, Rock- STEAMER M. SANFORD, Lemon Gum Drops, Ac., Ac., Just received and for sale at Torders left at his residence on MAIN STREET, North Peged Buskins. land. the greatest sale of any medicine in the wor'd for P ulmon AND CONNECT WITH ary Complaints ; from Maine to the must retired dwell City Drug Store. 27tf End, will be promptly and faithfully attended to. Misses’ and Childrens’ Boots and Shoes, comprising all NEW ORLEANS—Ar 10th, brigs Tallulah, Roberts, Ha STEAMER ROCKLAND, ISAAC GREGORY. MAY BE FOUND AT styles and qualities. vana; N Stetson, Ferris, NYork via do. Below eoming up, ings of Oregon, or wherever consumption is known it finds its way carrying health and joy,into thousands of families. at Rockland, jk JJ^ONEY, HONEY, HONEY. Rockland, May 27, 1857. 22tf Gents’ French and American Calf Boots. barque J U Brookman, for NYork. ALSO—A large assortment of Gents’ and Boys Goat and Cld ship Wm V Moses, Jones, Havre. The most eminent physicians have been forced to ac All business insisted to their care will be promptly at knowledge that it does cure consumption, aud they now tended to. Country Honey, at City Drug Store. STtf O T I S ’ S JVO. 4 BERRY’S BLOCK, Calf Brogans and Congress Shoes. use it in (heir practice us a standard and sure remedy. S. K. WRITING, Agent, 1)R. DODD’S Nervine Invigorator. A SPOKEN. There is no remedy equal to it in building up a system, Corner Main and Elm Street. IMPROVED PATENT INSULATED OLD STAND OF B. W . LOTHROP. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, that, under the influence of various diseases, hardships, or Rockland, April 2,1856. z 14tf ~ permanent remedy for all nervous diseases, Debility, March 31, lat 95, Ion 87 E, barque Aurelia frem Calcutta Weakness of the Genital Organs, Incontinence Impotency, Rockland, June 17, 1857. 6w2» n every variety. for Boston. exposures, has run down and lost its natural tone and vig or. Its great secret is iu ire power to reach the blood, SlieritT’s Sale. Barrenness, Fainting Fits, Epilepsy, Spasms, Palpitation, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas tj-e. June27ih, lat 40 39, Ion 42 19, ship Russell, from NOr- sorrest the vitiated fluids, and arrest the deposit of tuber Hysteria, Head Ache, Delerium Tremens, &c., dec. This leans for Havre. invaluable Medicine is for sale by July 8th, lat 33 1-2, Ion 63 1-2, signalized barque Harriet cle in the lungs ; and it is as safe as it is certain in its J u n i 26, 1857 J. E. BRYANT & CO., Runs and Pistols, action. 27 F. G. COOK, Sole Agent, for Rockland. Agents for Lincoln County. Lum ber. S Fisk, Cousins, from Rockland for NOrleans. Some poor sufferer, full of anxiety and doubt in regard T INCOLN, SS.—Taken on Execution in favor Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Tubes, Tube Wrenches July 14th, lat 25 59. Ion 74 26, barque Geo Thomas, from to what we any, may ask, Can your medicine restore a J-l of INGERSOL LEVETT andnnd AVORY WELLING-W ELLING-' T ' ' AMARINDS, TAM ARINDS' Post Office, address, Rockland, Me. JJAYING opened a Lumber Yard near the Gun Locks, Rod Heads and Screws, Ball Moulds, Cylenders Charleston for Boston. TONM of Boston in the State of Massachusetts, and against J- ---- and Hammers. July 14th, lat 37 10, Ion 69, ship Malabar, of New York 7 portron of lung that disease has entirely destroyed, leav A SAMPLE may be seen at the SHOP of ing a cavity ? We answer, certainly not, neither is this JOHN McDonald an.l JAMES MCDONALD of Rock In bottler and otherwise, just received at New Stenm M ill on Main Street, SEAMEN’S OUTFITTING GOODS. days from Boston for NOrleans. land in said County of Lincoln, and will be sold at public 27tf CITY DRUG 8TORE. necessary in order to effect a perfect a perfect a perfect HEMENWAY fe JONES, a few rods Soulli of the RANKIN BLOCK, the subscriber cure- If the treatment be commenced in season, but lit vendue on Wednesday, the twenty-ninth day of July is now prepared to furnish those in want of lumber with and Rubber Clothing. tle or no portion of the lung is lost. It is necessary only next, at nins o’clock in the forenoon at my office in Wil QITY DRUG STORE, July 1, 1857. All of which will be sold C h e a p e r than the C h ea p * son and White’s Block, iu the City of Rockland, all the Mallet Building, opposite the Congregational Church, who all kinds usually kept in this city, ou reasonable terms. eat for Cash* to arrest the disease, and when this is done, the concrete The stock on hand consists in part of substance deposited in the tissue of the lung, technically right in Equity which the said John and James McDon I have just returned from Boston, with a fresh assort are Agents for the same. O. H. PERRY. Painting and Drawing Books ald, or either of them have of redeeming the following PINE BOARDS of all qualities. known ns tubercle, becomes absorbed, leaving, perhaps, a ment of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy Articles, PINE DIMENSION 1 1-4, 1 1-2, 2, 3 and 4 inches thick. Rockland, Apri[ 16, 1856. 16tf little calcaieous substance which is quite harmless, and described Real Esiate lying in Rockland, Mortgaged to From Professsor J. Ennis. AND George L. Snow and bounded as follows, to wit, with the Soaps, Peifumery, Paints, Linseed and Lard Oil, which PINE DECK PLANK nnd RANGING TIMBER. the patient finds himself in possession of whole lungs aud ixakes my Block as varied and extensive as can be found After several years of attention to the subject of PINE GUTTER PIECES of extra length. sound health. But suppose the disease is not arrested at buildings thereon standing: Beginning at a stake on the lightning Conductors, and their most approved construc north side of winter street, so called leading from Main in any Drug Store in the State. SPRUCE BLANK 2, 3 and 4 inches thick th’s early stage. The softened tubercle produces irrita 27lf F. G. COOK. tion, the best that 1 have seen are made after a quite recent FENCE BOARDS. N E W G O O D S , ESAKIS lO A & g tion ; the irritation brings on iuflumaiion of that part ol street to Ulmer’s Point, and at the South East corner of invention, called ‘'Otis’s Patent.” They are very decided the lung; the inflamation leads to ulceration, nnd the de Lucy Richards’ lot, thence South 75 ° Ea>«t on winter £ Y 0 N ’:S M A G N E T IC P O f f D E g . ly supeiior to all others, and afford the following charac TIMBER AND JOIST. struction of n portion of the tissue is the result ; a cavity street 56 feet to stake and stones to land assigned to Han teristics and advantages: JUNIPER, PINE and SPRUCE floor Boards. J . W A T T S , M. 0. ANDREWS, is formed which enlarges and does its work of death, un nah Spear ; thence North 17° East by said Spear’s land For the destruction of Bed Bugs, Moths, Fleas, Ants, 1. They envelope the building completely and secure 5 HEMLOCK TIMBER and JOIST. less the deposit of tubercle is arrested. Now, does youi 114 leet six inches to land of Francis Burns ; thence Mosquitoes, Flies, Plant Insects, Vermin on Fowls and ly, running along all the prominent corners and angles of ASH PLANK. CORNER MAIN AND PLEASANT STREET, NO. 3 KIMBALL BLOCK. remedy effect a cure ? Most assuredly it does. As soon North 22® W estby said Burns land 56 feet to stake and Animals, and every other species of insects. It is entiie- the edifice. While their form is varied to suit the peculi C E A P R O A R D as the disease is arrested, the hurtful matter is absorbed stones at land assigned to Lucy Richards ; thence South ly free from Poison. It is highly recommended by Ex- arities of every building, it may be stated that in general LTAS just returned from Boston, and offers at 18® West 107 feet six inches by said Richards’ land to Heart. Extra and Clear, Sap, Extra ..Clear and No. 1 XX a small ptofit for c a s h , a general assortment of H AS constantly on hand, Tube Paint* of all or expectorated, and nature either furnishes the cavity President Fillmore and other distinguished individuals. they rise on one or more points above the edifice,run along Spruce, Extra and No. 1. Colors, Oils and Varnishes, Canvass by the yard for ‘ wilh a lining membrane, or what is more common, where first bounds, reference being had to deed from Larkin For sale by F. G. COOK, Sole Agent, City Drug Stors, the roofedge to the ends of the gutters, and descend the Oil Paintings; All kinds of Brushes for Oil, Oriental, it is of large rize, its walls fall together and .heal up, leav- Snow to James McDonnald, dated September 12th, 1854, Sign of the Blue Mortar. four corners ol the house deeply into the ground. As they Gt- ro o G i-lo a. for a more particular description recorded in the registry are ornamented in their forms no objection can be urged SHINGLES, Also Gents* and Ladies Grecianand Mezzotinto Paintings, French Crayons in Box- } in6 a «car ; and the remaining portion of the respiratory Rockland, July 1, 1857. *7tf Beat Extra Sawed Cedar, Bangor Extra No, 1, dec, es, Silver Foils and all other colors generally used, Draw- apparatus, true to a law running through the whole phyei- of deeds for the Eastern District Lincoln County. against them on the score of appearance and taste. ing Books and Paper, Crayon and Monochromatic Boards, cal economy, becomes somewhat enlarged, takes on in- 3w28 ROBERT ANDERSON, Deputy Sherift. TVI ITCHELL’S New England Cough Syrup. 2. They are armed with handsome gilded points, pro PICKETS, BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, also, Bristol Board of all qualities, all kinds of water col- creased action, and suitably compensates for that which IVA a sure remedy for Coughs, Colds, Catarrhs, Bron- jecting outwards two or three inches at intervening distan Pine and Spruce. origin Boxes, also on hand and will order any of Vinton I168 been lost. Rockland City Book Store. ces of every eight or ten feet. Domestic Dry Goods, & Newton’s new* publications the art of Painting and The medicine ii in a powdered state, but readily prepar 3. The glass insulators, by which they are held off from BATHS. Drawing. ed for usinp iu a liquid form, according to the directions M .T. ANDREWS, the building, are greatly superior to any otherknown form Pine and Spruce, Ac., &c. EARTHEN, STONE, and WOODEN WARES. which accompany it. Il is perfectly safe ; has not been FIG S , FIGS.—50 Boies Nice Figs, at City of insulators. They are not in the interior of rings, in the Rockland. May 14, 1857. 80lf Rockland, July 22, 1857. (formerly Wakefield’s,) The subscriber would tender his thanks to his hitherto known to disagree with a single patient. From the very x DrugDrue Store. 27tf ordinary way, but they are solid bolts of glass of a proper numerous customers for their liberal patronage, and hopes length, fastened to the house at one end4and to the rod_ at nature of the case, its tendency must be to restore the vi NO. 3 KIMBALL BLOCK. q ' o’Y b s by strict attention to business and reasonable prices to tal powers to their healthy normal condition. COMBS, COMBS the other, iu a very admirable manner. An inspection" of merit a share of the public patronage. A good assortment IMPOKTANT Prices.—One box, $3.00 ; three boxes, ordered at one H IS Store is now being filled up with a the object is necessary to obtain the idea ; a verbal de will be kept constantly on hand. time, $8 00 ; half dozen, §14.00 ; one dozen, or any num large and choice assort ment of 50 dozens Combs of every variety direct from the Comb scription cannot give the notion clearly. The office per ber greater, at the rats of $2.00 a box. T Factory, for sale at formed by these insulators, in case of a lightning-stroke, Quick Sales and Small Profits, — AT— The postage in the United Stales, not over 3,010 miles, 27tf CITY DRUG STORE. has been illustrated by a vast numberof well-known lacts. A. HOWES. is fifteen cents a box ; over 3,000 miles, fifty cents a box. GOODS: On the other baud, the necessity of proper insulation has P. S.—O ffice on Main Street near the Steam Mill. In all cates the amount should be inclosed in money or such as y QUAVA JELLY, CHEAP. been shown by a vastly greater number of facts, where O ’ Please to call before purchasing elsewhere. BEETHOVEN HALL, stamps. the lightning lias descended along the rods a part of the Rockland, February 26, 1857. 9tf Dispatches are promptly made bv mail and express.— way down, and then entered the buildings along the staples BOOKS AND STATIONERY, 1-2 box at 17 cents former price 25 cents. Thirsty & Hungry. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 27,1857- Less than half dozon boxes Hre usually sent by mail. Half by which they were attached. Lives have been l^at in dosen boxes or mors are usually sent by express, if there NEW AND SPLENDID ] “ 34 “ “ 50 “ this manner: an instance of this happened last summer Doors, Sash, aud Blinds. be n direct express hue ; if not, they are sent by mail, in a Fresh and nice direct from the Importer. near Philadelphia. It may be objected that if insulators ZMZ. BIRD, number of packages. Paper Hangings and Borders. F. G. COOK, be used, the lightning cannot come from the building to rFHE Subscriber would inform the eitiiens of A large and beautiful Stock of Cameo Pins and Ear Drops 27 City Drug Store. the rods ; but in answer to this objection it may .be ob BARROW’S & EWELL, A this city that he is prepared to furnish them with pure THE CILECBiTID We are respoiisibio for all moneys inclosed in letters di to match rected as we request. served, that with “ Otis’s Pateut” the lightning cannot get YY7OULD inform the citizens of Rockland and Gold Necklaces and Gold Chains, s ° APS! SOAPS!! SOAPS!!! CH1CKAVVAUKIE ICE* PRES TOR JOSIAH 8. GK1NDLE. New York, (brother and late to the building, hence there need be no provision for its VV vicinity that they are engaged in the manufacture T I G I A with an extensive assortment of other coining off. Upward strokes from the earth are too un Wholesale or retail at reasonable rates. partner of Lr. Weslev Grindle,) Sole Proprietor, to whom I have the most varied and extensive assortment of ■of the above named articles, in R o c k v ille at the head all letters must be addressed. Also, Sole Proprietor of GOLD HOODS. frequent to be taken into account in such a connection.— -of Lake Cbikawaukie, three miles from R o c k la n d , Soaps, that can be found In Rockland. 27tf Provision must be made against them in a way I sugaested —ALSO— Grindle’s Ancient and Celebratid J apanese Life A gieat variety of F. C. COOK, City Drug Store- where they are prepared to execute orders for any of the Pills. last season, when noicing the upward stroke in Mr. Arm above work at very short notice. Con.tantly on hand a large a.sortineni of July 23,1856. 301y F ancy A rticles. strong’s house nearthis city. In addition to which, are prepared to do a variety of MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Everlasting ^%rftiniery. • 4. Although the edifice is enveloped more completely FRESH AND SALT BEEF, The whole toconcludj with the by “ Otis’sP aten t” than in the ordinary way, still the J O B W O R K . * ■ uited to all age. Every variety of HAVE just received an invoice of this de- quality ol iron is not very greatly increased. The con such as VEaL, LAMB AND MUTTON SCHOOL BOOKS and Superb mechanical Theatre! LINE. lijhtful perfumery from Philadelphia. ductors are square, and thereby afford more surface than Planing, Jointing A Squaring Clapboard*, NAUTICAL ALMANACS. T F. G. COOK, City Drug Store, if round, with the same weight of inetal ; and they are FRESH and SALT PORK nnd HAMS, Or Life-1 ike Moving and Speaking Figures* which have Constantly on hand a good supply of 27tf Sign of the Blue Mortar. more slendor than ordinary, which they can well afiord TURNING ANO BORING SHIPS' Deen brought to such perfection as to defy competition, EASTERN ROUTE. Charts, Scales, Navigators and American to be on account of their great number. POULTRY in its season. ■orpassiug anything of the kind m the WORLD ! QOMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROOTS, 5. As architectural tasie is now a prominent feature in Stanchions, Circular, and Scroll Sawing, dee. Ticket. 2 5 Cent.. . _ Children 15 Cent.. COAST PILOT. nearly all buildings, this new arrangement possesses a P. S. We have engaged MESSRS. STANLEY he nnlvonly nlnn*pluce wh... where pure Botaukn *. .* » u • A having been dissolved, the undersigned would re SABOS' Rockland, Nov. 15,1856. Medicine, cun he hudI in ihia city. “ utauic Saturday morning spectfully inform their friends that they are ready at the — OF— PIER SLABS, PEDESTALS, Ao., Rockland, July 22, 1857. Boston, and Daniel Webster from Portland, touching at whops recently occupied by INGRAHAM & THURSTON rTHE Subscribers take great pleasure in pre- N. Haven, Deer Isle, Mt. Desert, Millbridge -and Jones- to receive orders for all kinds of 'THESE ure new and beautiful articles, in imi- T o L et. port. x senting to the Carpenters and Joiners of Rockland HAYING TOOLS aud vicinity an improvement in X tation of the richest marble such aa Lisbon, Italian, R eturning,—will leave MACHIASPORT lor ROCK O a s t i u g s , Lyonese, Egyptian, Galway, Spanish, Stenna Black, and T W O fine tenements in Rankin Block, Adm inistrator’:) Sale. ever before offered in this city, can be found at JL suitable for laxge families. Also, one store in same LAND every Monday morning at half-past four, touebing and other kinds of work in their line that may be wanted others of the most rare and desirable kinds. In style and as above, arriving at ROCKLAND in time to connect with in this vicinity at rates that cannot fail to satisfy any one, NO- 3 PALMER’S BLOCK, finish they staud unequaled ; are very highly polished, re block 1)Y virtue of a license from the Judge of Pro- steamer M. Sunfoid, lor Boston. just introduced to the public, and manufactured by the tain their beauty much longer than common marble aud Inquire of PHILO THURSTON A CO. TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE BIO COFFEE POT SAMUEL RANKIN. cate, dated July 7lh 1857. I shall sell at Public Ven J oskpii Inoraham, J r., J onathan Spear. aje not Injured by coal gas, smoke nr acids. Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857. al. low. R, SPEAR will sell Sargeant’s Readers at BEBRY fe B1CHABD8ON. givemeacall Wlf Cel. Main fe P tMiant Bta. E ■ Borton priew by wboleikle. Becklsnd. June-3,1357. Mtf Rockland, Deo. 6, 1856. KJVRE REDUCED. H. B. EATON, M. D. A Qtedicine that Never Debilitates. illjtine H air Balm, ------A FRESH STOCK H0MCE0PATHIC PHYSICIAN &c Fire Insurance. FOR RESTORING GREY IIAIR 1 .V « I I t E E I JYJG • ■ - — or— DR. SANFORD’S TO ITS ORIGINAL c o l o r . MEMBER OF THE MAINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. i l i^ i .r " r .U ,e l .M Cn“rr?hB“l,lne,‘, > ecurf’ Hnn.lruff, ite'h- BANGOR, PORTLAND, Bt»sTON, LAW. Broadcloths. Cassimeres, E. HC. 0 G H E A N ’ S . ...2 J t ( hu "kl“- Tlus Ralm give, tho RENTE AND gX>WEL.I» Member of the Honuxpathic College of Health ij c. INVIGORATOR scalp a new and hnallliy action ; teslorca Ihecoloriiiic DOESKINS f c ., 4- c., OR LIVER REMEDY ! mailer to the root, of the Hair, which J„„es through the Just Received by DOCTOR EATON keeps constantly on hand the vari IRSURANCE AGENCY, Hmr and gives it a natural color without the use of Iiair THL SPLENDID FAST SAILING STEAMER ous Homoeputhic Medicines. • as all the good qualities of afckga- T1VE medicine, answering the purposes of any Ca Hundreds of preparations have been introduced pre DEAN STABLER, BOOKS, MEDICINE CHESTS, ETC. Hthartic without the debilitating effects experienced fromtended to presefvc the Hair und keep it from falling off SPOFFORD BLOCK, MAIN ST., most purgatives. It acts slowly and gently, but surely, composed of Oils, Alcohol, and other deleterious materi Calls left at the Telegraph Office in Rockland, or ut his moving the bowels to carry oil' all the secreted m atter, at als, and all to no use. Hair dyes have been introduced Merchant Tailor, residence in Rockport will be promptly aMendad to. ROCKLAND. the same time, stimulating the Liver to a proper per that do not give the hair a natural color, besides beiae formance of its functions. troublesome to use. This Balm is not a dye. Knowing that .a preparation was needed to do what was required DANIEL WEBSTER, G. D. SMITH The Invigorator cures Sick Headache. Take one or two for the Hair, the proprietor was induced to experiment leaspoonsful at eaeh attack and it will soon disappear.— until he could obtain un article that would be the exact CAPT. SAMUEL BLANCHARD, WILSON T1DACHER OF PIANO FOItTF, If or an overloaded stomach, or when food rises or sours, remedy, and after seven years trial has perfected this AVING, the past winter, received a new net ol Boilers take the Invigorator after eating, and it will not prove Balm. It is soothing and emollient, allays all Irritation ot and been thoroughly overhauled and put in the best Vocalization and Harmony, E. H. COCHRAN, disagreeable or oppessive. For Heartburn, Palpitation, or tho scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching. If Hpossible condition for the accommodation of the travell TTyOULD respectfully inform the public, that WILL TAKE RISKS .ON Dlfiicult Breathing tukea teaspoonfu! once or twice daily. Cures Dandruff Tind Scurf, and when the hair has turned ing community, has taken her place on the line between YY he can he found at MORSE BROTHERS, Music For Loss of Appetite, Languor or Listlessnesss, the medi gray it will bring it bock to its original color, be it Black, Bangor and Portland, connecting with the cars for DWELLING HOUSES, cine is invaluable. It will restore the appetite and make Brown or Auburn. It makes the Hair soft and glossy,— Bcston, Lowell and Lawrence, and will run ns follows:— Ilonin, Snow’s Block, Main Street. the food digest well. Nightmare, take a teaspoonful on Helms permission to refer to the following gentlemen. prevents it from falling oil’ as will he seen upon using Leaves BANGOR e- cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, retiring, and the demons of drenin-land will all be furies. this halm for a few days—life will be given to file roots ol morning at 6 o’clock, arriving at ROCKLAND at about II. G. Berry, a . C. Spalding, W. A. Farnsworth, N. A. Farwell, STORES, After eating a hearty dinner, take a dose of Invigorator and the Hair, and growth will soon nppear. Growth does not 11 o’clock, A. M., and arriving at Portland in season for F. Cobh, T. Williams, it will relieve all oppression or fullness. The Invigorator take place nt the end oi the Hair, as will he seen iu per the 4 1-2 o’clock train for Boston. , STOCKS OF GOODS, is a Liver Remedy of unequaled virtue, acting directly on W . 11, Titcomb, .1. T. Berry, sons who have their hair dyed, If you examine gray hair R eturning,—Leaves PORTLAND for BANGOR and that organ, curing Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Billious Attacks, that has been colored fo ra week, you will find towards intermediate landings on the River every Monday, Wednes W H I T E ’S 1. K. Kimball, FINISHING RISKS ON BUILDINGS Rockland, April 15, 1857. lGtf Dysentery, Piles, Worms, and" all Female Obstructions, the roots, that the hair has come out gray, heneb it is nec day and Friday evenings, on the arrival of the cars from in process of construction, aud all other In for which it has no equal. essary to have the lluid at the roots of the hair healthy, Boston, arriving nt ROCKLAND every Tuesday, Thursday " “JACOB' R08EVELT A SON. that the whole hair may be a natural color. Eaeh hair and Saturday morning at about 3 1-2 o’clock. surable property, in the following companies, We know there is nothing now before the American has a root in the skin, and is of itself a hollow, gray tube, F A R E ,-From Rockland to Boston and Lowell, $ 2 ,0 0 known to be safe and prompt in the adjust public, prepared with such skill by a scientific man, par through which there is a constant circulation of the pig “ “ Portland, 1 ,5 0 SHIP CHANDLERS, ticularly for diseases of the Liver, as Dr. Sauford’s Invig ment from the root. When this pigment or coloring mat River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. BLOCK.! ment of their losses. orator, or Liver Remedy. It has attained a reputation ter dies out, it leaves the hair hollow and it becomes gray. M. W. FARWELL, JgenL DEALERS IN Insurance effected in Stock Companies or second to no other article in he woild, simply because it 'Io invent a balm that would produce this pigment has be Agent's Office at his residence, No. 5, Elm Street. rests on its own merit. To convince all by trial that it ' come the study of the proprietor. The discovery ol the Roek 1 and, April 22, 1856.______Stnl7 Rockland, Me. CORDAGE, OIL, PAINT, TAR, PITCH Mutual, as applicants prefer. all its proprietors claim it to be. if any ol our readers a Alpine Hair Balm will do it. i win i,rillg ,jle bair to its stiflering from such diseases as are described iu Dr. Sa natural color by making anew the coloring matter in the Summer Arrangement!! I would call attention to my place ol business ami to rJ'IIE SUBSCRIBER has just received bis OAKUM &c. lord’s advertisement, we know of no remedy that will roots of the hair. the entirely MAINE INSURANCE COMPANY, surely cure them as the Invigorator. It is a mistaken notion that oil or grease will restore s h i p the hair, as nothing can be more injurious. The Alpine F A R E r e d u c e d . Fresh Stork of Cloths AUGUSTA, ME. There has lately been brought to our notice a medicine Hair Balm, will restore the skin and save the hair of Spring Stock of Goods, PROVISIONS AN3 GROCERIES, thut seems to possess wonderful, curative and healing those who have been sick with fever or any disease now on Sale, adapted to the Season, consisting of 22 SOUTH ST., A 33 COEXTIES SLIP, Capital $300,000. properties in diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Digestive Prepared by C. A. P. MASON, Providence, R. 1. ’ ■ T W O T R I P S A W E E K . Consisting in part of GENTS’ J. II. W illiams, Sec’y. J. L. CuTLEK,Pres’t. Organs. It came to us with so many testimonials in its D. 1‘. IVES it CO.. 83 Milk st., Boston, Mass., sole FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH N E W Y O R K . favor that we have noted its effects in some of the w Manila Rope, Tar’d Rope, Anclioru and Chains, Bunting, agents for the United States and Canadas. And General THE NEW, LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STEAMER Broadcloths, Doeskins and Cassimeres* cases of continual debility, caused by deranged liver, Agent for Delight’s Spanish Lustral. MOLE SK IN BOATS. Flags, White Lead, Paint Oil, Lamp Oil, Patent Wind- and in every instance the effect was to relieve or give a For sale in Rockland by all Druggists. 6ml7 A large variety of lasses. Ac. permanent cure, Dr. Sanford’s Invigorator, or Liver Rem STORAGE. edy is what wc refer to. We always have been credulous PROF. MOHR’S VESTINGS, Gents’ Black, Brown, Drab, Claret, Castor, Rose, and JACOB ROSEVELT. MARCUS ROSEVEI.T. HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO. about cures of patent medicines, but we are convinced MARSEILLES, SATINS AND GRENEDINES, Steel mixed April 23, 1857, 17 Jy that this medicine, for family use, is not over rated by the to iuit the most particular tastes, and which will be made SPRINGFIELD, MASS. g host cf recommendations it has. Our advice is, for ail GERMAN FLY PAPER. to order and at prices for C a sh to defy competition. O "fc ZLl&- "fc £ 3 ■ To the Ladies of Rockland. troubled with Indigestion, Debility or Bowell Complaint, JflEJYEJtlOJY SMJVI O RD , Also, a good selection of C L O T H S for Capital and A ssots$218,887 to get a bottle and try i t ; our word for it, relief will be 7 0 R the sure and certain de MRS. J. R. ALBEE, experienced. struction of FLIES ANTS, OtAPT. CHA’S SANFORD, Gents’ New Style Black, Drab, Brown and Blue J. C. Pynchon, Sec’y. W m. B. Calhoun, Pres’t. 1 BOYS’ AND CHILDREN. GRADUATE of the Female Medical Col- BUGS, MOSQUITOS, dec. Will leave BANGOR for BOSTON every M o n V o u Ik ’s C lo th e s made to order at short notice. Blessings to the Invalids who use Dr. Sanford’s In without danger to day and Thursday at 11 o’clock, A. M., arriving at Alege of Boston, and Member ol the Female Medical vigorator, for it will relieve them of their pains as soon be apprehended from the in Rocklund at about 5 o’clock, P. M. Association, Mass. After a auccessive practice of nine as it is taken into their stomach. Pain and misery cannot sects poisoning anything they R eturning :—Leaves Foster's South W harf BOS years, still offers her services to the Ladies of Rockland exist where the invigorator is used, for it will as surely Custom-Made Clothing, | You ng Men’s New Style and the neighboring communities in the profession of may come iu contact with, af TON for BANGOR and intermediate landings on of his own manufacture, which he will warrant none to Charter Oak Fire and Marine Co. drive them away, as daylight will banish darkness, of this ter leaving the'paper. It is the river, every Tuesday mid Friday at 5 o’clock, P excel, and will sell at extremely low prices. M I L> W I F F R Y , the can he no doubt to those who try it, for ii carries con ptrfectlv simple and safe, yet M., arriving at ROCKLAND every W ednesday and HATS AND CAPS. and Physician in female complaints. HARTFORD, CONN. viction witii every dose taken. Another evidence is the sure ami certain in its action, S a tu r d a y morning at about 5 o’clock. GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, R e s id e n c e — Corner of Uuion and Willow Sts. CAPITAL, S300,000 thousands of certificates from those who use it or have ami possesses a great advah- FAR E.——From Rockland to Boston. $1,50 great variety. Rockland, Jan. 6,1657. Ilv2 been cured by it. Try one bottle, if it docs not benefit, tage over all other poisons in River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. D. Stabler would most respectfully return his sincere of nil descriptions. J oseph II. Sprague, Sec’y. R alph Gillett, Pr«s’t. then we are mistaken. its not being liable to be mis M. W. FARWELL, Agent. thanks to his friends and the public generally for the liber HARRIMAN & Co., SANFORD CO.. Proprietors, taken. P. S. Agent’s Office nt his residence, No. 5 Elm Street. al patronage bestowed upon him, with the reqnest that 345 Broadway New York. 14tf Boy’s and Youth’s New Styles The above is the only sure Rockland, April 2, 1857.______they would again call before purchasing. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION Wholesale agents in Boston, Burr, Fostei & Co., No. 1 and genuine article EVER offered to the public as u Particular attention paid to the cutting of gurments to Conway Fire Insurance Company. Cornhill. Retail Agent J. Russell Spalding, 27 Tremont D e a d ly P o is a ii for the above named pests. r Ko Monopoly. be made out. HATS AND CAPS 7MC©17O33.£t33Lt!S? St.,opposite Museum. As all evidence of ils superior merits, mol of the satis Rockland, May 7, 1856. 19lf H. II. HAY. Wholesale Agent for Portland. faction it has given to the public, it is only necessary to 25 COENTIES SLIP, CONWAY, MASS. C. P. FESSENDEN, Druggist, Wholesale and Retail BRYANT’S of all descriptions. CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $200,000. state that ils sale during the past season, in the NEW J. Harriman, ? Agent for Rockland, 3m26 ENGLAND STATES Al.ONE, was HEMENWAY & JONES, Geo. C. H arriman. 5 N E W Y O R K . D. C. Rogers, Sec’y. J. S. W hitney, l’res’t O N E M IL L IO N OF’ S H E E T S !: INDEPENDENT EXPRESS. DEALERS IN Children's Fancy Ilats add. Caps. II. tiblishc 20 i cl o r H Gloomy Jaundice, Eread Dyspepsia, FARMERS’ & MECHANICS’ MUTUAL CO. Drooping spirits, Ailings not a few, Notice oF Foreclosure. — AND — Stoves tfiirl ESard^l^’are, and having since the purchase received and are still receiv . COItXIAM, MAINE. By Langley’s Bitters fought are forced to jrtelJ, W H EREA S ANDREW J. ERSKIN and IS- ing from Boston and elsewhere larce additions to the stock, ’ ’ RAEL I’. BUTLER of Rockland, in the County of BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, J. PlEUCE, Sec’y Dx.MEL D. CLEMENT,‘Prt‘S’1. While he.vltu and strength united take the field. Lincoln, by their Mortgage Deed, dated May 21, lb54, re Spu-sre! B lack. Mn’uS i. It <.<.!«!...... >. this well known stand and the public generally, as good Principal Office 99 Union Street, Boston. Sold by al HUTCHINS’ HEADACHE PILLS, corded Eastern District, Lincoln County. Vol. 21, Page (O vcrE. R. SPEAR’S Bookstore) an assortment in our line us can he found in the County ; dealers in Medicine everywhere. 320, conveyed to me the undersigned, the following des and by close application and promptness in our business F o r cribed lot of laud, situate in South Thomaston, and bound PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BINDING hope to receive our share of the public patronage. ROCKINGHAM MUTUAL CO. C. W. ATWELL, Portland, State Agent. BILIOUS, NERVOUS. AND SICK HEADACHE ed as follows: —Beginning on the Western shore ol Owls of every description executed with neatness and despatch. Rockland, G ot. 21, 1856. 43tf C. P. FESSENDEN ami N. W1GGIN, Agents for Head Bay at stake and stones ; thence running South E X E T E R , N . II . AND NEURALGIA. 79 1-2 degrees West 17 roils 19 links to slake and stones ; Blank Books Ruled to Pattern and made to order. a ! f a i Fk e r T Rockland, and sold by Druggists ami Dealers in Medicine Tho only reliable aud poaitivo cure. N. B. Particular attention paid to binding Music, Mag- Wm. P. Moulton, Sec’y. M. Sanborn, Pres’t. thence South JO 1-2 degrees East 18 rods more or less to generally. 14tf PRICE, 25 CENTS. II. G. Berry's laud ; thence by said Berry’s north line rUlIE Subscriber has just returned from BOS- S £1 i I “ ‘A/E CL OX’ , North 79 1-2 degrees East 17 r« ds 19 links to said Shore : 25 tf -L TON .with a large Stock of D K . P E T IT T ’S ’ For sale by Druggists generally. thence by said Shore Northerly 18 rod s'more or less to the SPEAR’S Wl-IARF, 5 M. S. BURR & CO., General Agents first bounds. And whereas, the conditions of said Mort ROCKLAND, ME, . IF I S F H I CfiP b ’ F 'F ,§‘. Z F > 'E , gage having been broken, 1 claim a foreclosure of the same FAIRBANKS’ TAUCK, Trimmings,Bolt Ropeand Twiuc con- effecicd in B clinble Coiui>nuic». FOR THE CURE OF ALL for New England and the British Provin under the provisions of law. BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS ces, No. 1, CornhiU, Boston. -X/ constantly on hand or furnished at short notice. I P. S— E. II. COCHRAN is devoting his DISEASES OE TIIE EYE I ROBERT PERRY, CELEBRATED — A L S O — by N. MESERVEY, his Attorney. EEA.TS, C_AJ?S, whole time to the Insurance business, and South Thomaston, July 4, 1857. 3w28 S C A Ll E S , Bunting of all kinds, Colors and Flags of every descrip tion. Tents, Awnings, Ac., made to order in good style. pledges himself to give tho most careful at- ERSONS who have used thia wonderful Reni- S h errill’s Sale. OF EVERY VARIETY, Orders in the above line will be promptly attended to. P cdy in desperate cases of sore eyes with success, have llockland, Nov. 11, 1855. 6m-14 , tention to all business in the above line. ried it in other cases, and found it to exceed their most J une 22,1857. 34 Kilby Street BOSTON, Rockland, December 3, 1856. 49tf l ? wT howbs, saiiguiue expectations. Thus many families it has become T IXCOLN, SS.—Taken on Execution in fa- GREENLEAF A BROW N, Agcntx. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, a sort of universal medicine or cure all. If a child gels -*-J vor of ISRAEL P. BUTLER and against BENJA C 0 U N S E L L O R A T L A W , MIN CUSHING, and will be sold at public vendue, to the A full assortment of all kinds of weighing apparatus XvIMRALL BLOK. burned, they use the Eye Salve, if they get a bruised finger o . lid store furniture for sale nt low rates. Railroad. Hay, which were selected with great enre expressly for this mar ockland e highest bidder on Saturday, the 25th day of July next, at ltd Coal Scales set in any part of the country. ket, and will be sold at the verv lowest Cash Prices. R , M . or a piece of skin knocked oil' they apply the Eye Salve, my office In Wilson A White’s Block in the city of Rock May 7, 1657. ' ’ 19Iy T. A. WENTWORTH, Strict attention given to Bounty Land ClainiM. land at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, all the right, title, inter 1’IIE above named has just removed from Belfast, where Jo. for Sore Lips, Cold Sores, etc., &c. < i No. 2 Spofiorrl Block, Il i» used for Piles with perfect success. est, claim or demand of every name or nature by lease, 15tf Oopposite Thorndike Hotel. lie has been in a very active practice about eight years; w Loud or otherwise, which the said Benjamin Cushing has C O B B A SW ETT, about one half of which periodhe was of the then firm of Scrofulous Sores and Ulcers havo been forced or sad at the time of the attachment on the original writ, If OK Ladies’ Cloth Gaiter Boots, Abbott A; IJowcs. December 13th, 1856, in and to the following described A- T. A. WENT On account of his extensive- acquaintance in Waldo to yield to this Salve when all other remedies have failed. real estate situated in South Thomaston in said County, County he will continue to do business in the Courts there For Tetter, Scald Head, Ring Worms, Erysipelas sores, o with the buildings thereon standing, and-hounded as fol us well as in Lincoln. lows, to wit : Comment ing on the county road leading f OR Ladies’ Colored Gaiter Boot3, llockland, March 22, 1855 shaving sores and pimples, is has been found an invalua l-d from Rockland to South Thomaston at the South West I T. A. WENTWC ble remedy. corner of Robert Perry’s land running thence Easterly on 'jETEFTUaACHEF&BfiOTHERT' Eh said Perry’s land 250 feel to Stake and stones ; thence at I f OR Ladies’ Cloth Congress Boots, C. W. ATWELL, Deering Block, Portland, General right angles with said line in a Southerly direction 60 feet I- T. A. WENTW'ORTII’S. i For Producing Hair on Bald Heads, Agent. to u street laid out and reserved by said Perry ; thenco Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, S Tf OR Ladies’ Cloth Congress Heel Boots, AND RESTORING C. P. FESSENDEN, and N.fW IGGIN, Agents for Westerly on said street to the County road aforesaid ; OFFICE, NO. 2 KIMBALL BLOCK, a T. A. WENTWORTH’S. Rockland, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine thence Northerly on said road to the place begun nt ; and MAIN STREET...... R O C K LiN D ? ME. also one other piece of land situated in said South Thom GREY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOR. gencially. 14tf POR Ladies’ Side Lace Heol Roots, 1-ETEI1 T iiaciieu, R. p R. TllACIWn. aPer> eize3 antl qualities to the busintss community beyond any Hotel in the city. Door Mats, t^c., <^c. For .ale by Druggist, generally. ROCKLAND, MAINE. Piauo Forte# Repaired and Tuned. F, G. COOK. Agent for Rockland. 2111 No. 1 Spofiord Block. GEO. U. DARRELL. Jaduary,7, 1857. 2tf Rockland, April 15, 1857, 16lf W are Rooms, Main S t., Opposite Post Office. April 30, 1857. ietf Thomaatoo, May SI, 1857. Sltf June 15, 1957, 3m35