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FOUL WEATHER JACK." of the crew were, preserved and brought on per not wishing to lose time, weighed anchor, and I will bring you to good and safe an give them lamin’, but she taught us better between his giant fingers unaccomplished—yet denly into old age, and the light wind that stir board th e" vessel in which Capstan sailed, chorage.’ things than books can give ; to be honest, and yet were they done. The ‘ angel over the right red the green leaves, shook the gray hairs over but lay to in the roads until J ack returned. useful, and industrious. She taught us to be shoulder’ will have a longer column to set down BY HAWSER MARTINGALE. where they met with the most humane atten The sails were set, and the vessel cleared ‘If you do that,’ replied the Frenchman, his wrinkled forehead, as he sat there reading faithful and true ; to stand by a friend, and be to his account of deeds well done, than all the the village newspaper, with eyes that had be^ tion ;—the wounded being stowed away in the harbor; but before three hours had ‘ you will stand a chance of promotion.’ One moonlight night, as we were running generous to an enemy. It’s thirty years, rest of the passengers of that crowded caron that gun to grow dim. snug quarters, and put under the care of the elapsed, a gale of wind set in from the east But the elements saved them the trouble long, tedious, stormy night in January, 1856, down the southeast trades, I was keeping a Btrangers, since we dug her grave by the lake And every little while, fragments of some old- surgeon. ward which drove them back again faster of weighing anchor; for the gale increased, side with our own hands; and with many a tear lookout from the top-gallant forecastle, when fashioned tune floated out to the old man, soft, The weather, which had hitherto been very than they went out, with their rudder un and the vessel began to ride so uneasy, that and sob, turned ourselves away from the cabin sweet stray fragments; and flitting baek aud I was joined by English Harry, a bluff, hale The Mistake. fine, began to be rather boisterous, and the sbe parted from her anchor, aud drove be where wa had beau raised—the Indians had forth from the pantry to the breakfast table, was old dog, who had, of his own accord, taken shipped and other damage. The skipper third increased to a hurricane. The vessel fore the wind. Jack Helm was now the killed our father long before, and we’d nothing I ’ll never do it—never, so long as I live I and a young girl, not handsome, but with a sweet charge of my nautical education, so far as swore the deuce was in the wind. to keep us—and so we went to seek our for sprang a leak, and the men were kept at the only man on board on whom the safety of the boy clenohed his hands together, and strode frank rosy countenance, whose smiles seemed to related to the noble art of yarn-spinning.— ‘ No sooner,’ said he, ‘ do we get the ves tunes. My brother, ho took down to St. Louis, hover naturally as sunshine over June skies. pumps night and day ; but after great exer the vessel appeared to depend. He took the up and down the room, his fine features flushed, Our conversation turned upon the supersti sel clear of the coast, dan de vind chops and got married down there sorn’e r; and I just and his forehead darkened with anger and She wore a pink calico dress, tho sleeves tuck tions they got into Barbadoes, with loss of helm, and the captain asked him if be kept tions of sailors, which I, of course, ridiculed. right in our teeth and blows us back again.’ went where tho wind blowed, and when I ’d shame. I ’d ask the minister’s pardon in fath ed above her elbows. Altogether, she was a bowsprit and foretopmast. bis reckoning right. scraped money enough together, 1 cum hack fair, plump, healthful looking country girl. This irritated my honest Mentor, who ex Two days were lost in repairing the dam er’s psesence, of course I would ; but to go be ‘ Yes,’ replied Jack. ‘ make your mind bought a few acres of land around my mother’s And while the old man read the paper under claimed, “ That’s like you, John ; you young Capstan was of a humane disposition, and age, and in order to expedite the business, fore the whole Academy, hoys and girls, and do had often wished to go down below to see two ship carpenters were hired from the easy, captain, and in a few hours you shall old cabin, for the place where I’d laid her bones this ! His whole frame writhed at the thought. the hop vine, and tho young girl hummed and land lubbers, you know more about sea mat was sacred, like. Well, in the course of time, how the sick men were getting on, but his shore. One of these men, happening to be safe in harbor.’ Ellsworth Grant, you’ll brand yourself as a fluttered between the pantry and the kitchen ters than a sailor like me, that’s been afloat, it turned up right in the middle of Chicager. I table, a young man opened the email front gate duty as master’s mate and been so hard dur eateli a glimpse of Jack Helm, clapped bis Jack Helm kept bis word, for in a few coward and a fool all the days of your life. man and boy, for thirty years, when you couldn’t stand that—I loved my old mother too But father never retracts, and he said I must and went up the narrow path in front of the ing the late unfavorable weather, that he had bands tofiether, exclaiming— ‘ B y jingo, hours more, they dropped anchor, and when haven’t been aboard long enough to get a well to let omnibusses rattle over her grave, so do this or leave the school and go out on the house. not an opportunity. Being, however, now at that’s him.’ The skipper bearing the excla the fog cleared away, the Frenchman found drop of tar on your genteel hands.” I cam back about 15 years ago, and quietly farm to work ; and the whole village will know Ue went up very slowly, staring all about him anchor, he went down below. The first per mation, called the carpenter aside and asked himself safely moored—not where he expect moved her away to the burying ground ; and with an eager, wistful look, and sometimes the ‘ Why, Harry, you certainly don’t believe the reason, and I shall be ashamed to look any him what be meant. The carpenter myste ed, but within gun-shot of Portsmouth Plat then I went to Texas, and wrote back after body in the face. I ’ve a good will to run away. muscles, of his mouth worked and quivered,, as in lucky and unlucky ships, days and men !’ son he came near was a seaman who had been severely burnt in the hand; he saluted riously pointed towards Jack, and in a low form ! ward to sell my land. What cost a few hun The boy’s voice grew lower, and, a troubled, one's will when strong emotions are shaking the ‘ In course I do, you ignoramus; I ’d as dred dollars to begin on. I sold for over forty heart. ° him in his usual hearty and encouraging voice said— ‘ That’s him ! The puzzled and J ack gave an account of his adventure to bewildered exprsssion gathered on his flushed soon not believe I ’m my own mother’s son.— thousand—if I ’d kept it till now. ’twould have He had a firm, sinewy frame, of middling style, with ‘ Yeo ho .' messmate ! cheer up, surprised skipper impatiently exelaimed, the Port Admiral, and the consequence was features. Why, there was Jack Helm who always bro’t been worth ten times th at; that’s so, but 1 got It would be very hard to leave all the old height; he was not handsome, but there was lad, cheer up !’ But as the wounded man’s that he received a largt share of the prize storm about every vessel he was in, so that Veil, and who the tyvil is be?’ enough for’t. I soon turned that forty thou places ; and then, never to see Nellie again ; it something in his face yon would have liked ; countenance met his astonished gaze, he start ‘ Foul-weather Jack !’ replied the carpen money, which was due to him ou account of every body called him ‘ Foul-weather Jack,’ sand into eighty thousand, and that into twice would break her heart, 1 know it would. And perhaps it was the light away down in the dark ed back as if he had seen a ghost, his eyes ter. The skipper started back in amaze his having been the occasion of the capture as much, and so ou, till I don’t know nor don’t his face worked convulsively a moment, but it eyes ; perhaps it was the strength and character and ^ r e as afraid to sail with him as I of the French ship without, bloodshed. care what I'm worth ; that’s so. I work hard, foreshadowed in the lines about the mouth I should be to swim a mile race with a shoal stared wildly and his hair almost stood on ment. settled down into a look of dogged resolution end, as he exclaimed. ‘ Then, that’s de cause of our peing plown Old Capstan soon after .got back to E n g am tha same rough customer, remember every the next. I musn’t think of that now ; though cannot tell; it wa3 as intangible as it w&d cer of ground sharks.’ land with the exchange of prisoners, and on day of my life what my mother taught me ; it’s only ten miles to the seaport, and I could tain you would have liked that face. ‘ Foul-weather Jack aboard ! Now this ac back again !’ exclaimed be. So saying, be never drink nor fight; wish I didn’t swear nor The door was open and the young man walked ‘ Come, Harry,’ said I, ‘let’s hear the yarn. reading the list of prize taken, he let the pa walk that in an hour, and get a place on some counts for the hurricane. I wonder we are called Jack Helm aside, and thus acsosted chaw ; but them’s got to be kind a second na ship about to sail, before father was any wiser. into the wide hall. He stood still a moment, Who knows but that it may convert me to per drop in astonishment as he ejaculated— your way of thinking?’ are not all blown to the devil. him—‘ I tell you vat, mine friend, you may tur’ like, and the only thing that troubles me Some time I’d come back, of course, but not staring around the low wall, and on the palra- As the vessel had to discharge her cargo be a tyvjlish good seaman, but if you zail iu ‘ Three hundred pounds prize money to is my money—havn’t got no wife nor children, leaved paper that covered the side. Then a thick ‘ Well, I will,’ said he, ‘ if you will strike until I was old enough to bo my own ma^fer, and reload before sbe returned, some days my vessel, I won’t leave port at all?’ Re Foul-weather-Jack. I vow!’ and I ’m going now to hunt up my brother and Tho boy sat down and buried his face iu his mist broke into his eyes, and he walked on like ‘ one bell,’ and then belay your talking tacks were passed on shore by the crew; aud Cap monstrance was in vain ; the skipper was in Foul-weathe-Jack had mos; confessedly his folks. If his boys is elever and industrious, hands, and the sunset of tho summer’s day one in a dream, apparently quite forgetful that till I get through.’ ain’t ashamed of my big boots and old fashioned this was not his own home. stan, knowing that poor Jack Helm had lost exorable. ‘ No, no,’ said be, ‘ although I made a fair weather voyage of the last, and poured its currents of crimson and amber into When 1 was mate aboard one of the Rot ways, and his gals is young women and not tho chamber, and over the bowed figure of the I think those low sweet fragments of song un his all in the burnt ship supplied his wants don’t know you personally, I know your was now about to reap the benefit of it.— terdam traders, who had smuggled poor Jack ladies ; if they help their mother, and don’t put hoy. consciously drew his steps to the kitchen, for a ashore, and gave him a trifle of money to name well enough; when I hired you I did Strange to say, his good fortune, iu being the on more’n two frocks a day, I’ll make ’em rich few moments latter, he Btood in the doorway, Helm onVIA as *4.0 oneVAAV VAof theLlAV crew, V iL H , we HO 1AU.OAhad U>a goodiiUUVl ! * . 1 • . • II I 11 . 1 • Ta At last he lifted his head—there was a look _ , , assist him till he could get a ship. It was not want to hire a storm at the same time ; cause of the French ship’s capture, had every one of ’em. of quiet resolve in the dark hazle eyes, and ' watching the fair girl as she removed the small many passengers, and, as it was near high 1 • ±, . n , , 1 , „ one evening that Capstan went ashore with so, von vord for all, you don’t zail with me. wrought such a powerful change in his favor ‘ Now gentlemen ’taint often I'm led to tell about the usual smiling mouth, which in youth j ro“ s °‘ yellow butter from a wooden box to an water, we were preparing to warp out from c 0 * , , r 1 ? -j r a .1 some of the crew that he met with Jack I will pay you half your wages, and that that his old cognomen of Foul-weather Jack on myself after this fashion. But these old is so paiuful, because it always indicates mental1 0arth_eu plate. 1 can hardly transcribe the ex- the pier where we lay alongside, when the IT , , , , , • ■ ,, . • , • sufferin"’. pression of the man's face. Iu was one of min- „ ,r • ,, j , , J e°.. . , Helm, and took him with them to give linn puts an end to de bargain.’ no longer served to debar him from entering places, where I trapped when I was a boy, make captain called out to one of the men to know 1 ’ , , , , , ,, , , *? , c on ship board. On the contrary, the good mo feel like a child agin—and I just leit like EHsworth Grant was at this time just fifteen, doubt, surprise, eagerness, that at last all ,7 ,1 „ mi „ a treat. Most of the crew had heard ot Jack Helm, finding it was no use cavil telling these youngsters here about the changes ho was his father’s only son, and he was moth- ; conYerSeo lnt0 one joyful certainly. it any one was looking alter the boat. Ihe , ,, T , , -r>, , , . fortune of Jack Helm was now the talk man answered— “ roul-weather Jack aud the Black man, ’ but ing over the business, took the money and and chances a feller may meet in life, if he only erles3. Merciful man I The words broke from tha along shore, aud Jack might have picked his ‘ Yes, your honor—Foul-weather Jack.’ they much wished to know the cause which returned on shore. He bad hardly left the tries to make the most of himself.’ Tho deacon wasa stern, severe man, while j 8^ slips, and the last roll of butter fell from prompted him to such a scheme. Where own berth among the fleet, so much was he ‘ But boys,’ said he, turning to a party of No sooner was the dreaded name uttered, boat live minutes ere be was stopped by sev Ellsworth inherited his mother’s warm, sunny ■110 Uttle hands, as looking up, she saw tha upon Jack replied as follows; sought after; but he was determined to have young men, ‘ there’s something better than temperament. His father was a man of un- ’granger standing in the doorway , and her rosy than the whole of the passengers rushed to eral rough looking seafaring men. 1 You see, messmates, ‘ give a dog a bad Now, my lad,’ exclaimed he that appear about on shore for a few months, or as long money, Get education. Why, boys if I had as swerving integrity and rectitude—a man who , ohenks actually turned pale with the start of the vessel's side, declaring they would not much lamin’ as money, I could he President, in name and hang him at once,’ is an old say ed to be the leader,— ‘ what ship ?’ as his money would last him; and as old would have parted with his right hand sooner : suyPri9ei . sail with us, and insisted on going ashore, as Capstan .had been absent from England a 1856 just as e-a-s-y. Why, I could buy up half than have committed a dishonest act; but one1 10 ^clamation seemed to recall the young they said the ship would either be wrecked ing and a true one. Now it so happened, No ship,’ replied Jack. of the North, and not miss it out of my pile. who had few sympathies for faults indigenous to ^0 himselt. He removed his hat. or meet with some mishap at sea, if thatun- tbat altbouSb 1 have bee“ a t.s®a ten >'eaf 3’ Oh, bo, is that’s the case,’ replied the long time, he offered him the shelter of his But get lamin’; don’t chaw tobacco ; don’t take peculiar temperaments and character ; a man ‘ Excuse me, ho said with a bow of instinctive fortunate fellow was allowed to be aboard. !1 haXe hardly met au-v bu boisterous weath- fellow we’ll find you a berth in bis Majesty’s roof as long as he liked to stop. Capstan no liquor; don’t swear, and mind your mothers whose heart had never learned) the bight and g.r0ce’ hut can you tell me, if Deacon Grant re Well. there was no alternative ; so the cap- 1 or, ; consequence was, that one morning, fleet, for we want men.’ accepted it, and the two messmates deter —that’s the advice of a real live Sucker ; and if depth, and all embracing beauty of that might- [31003 lere ; tain was obliged to unship poor Jack, lie . whcn 1 had J®* entered a new ship, we were Stop,’ said be, ‘ I have a protection.’ mined to pass tho winter of life ashore ; and you mind what I say you may be men, (and it iest text, which is tho one diamond among all , • ^03 31? :T. ‘ Y0'1 walk into the parlor and gave him a trifle of monej‘ and sent him I PrePanng to ^.1 from England to Holland, Have you ?’ replied the press master let’s although Capstan had formerly obtained a ain't every feller that wears a goatee and the pearls and precious stoacs of tho Bible, ‘Be . 0 a 30at Uncle, here is a gentleman who promise from Jack that lie would never at breeches that’s a man by a long wajs). Follpr ye chat Hable.' I wishes to see you. And in a flutter of embar- ashore. The moment he was gone, all the ' and w asa ,1,ost s“ fiae breeze aft, see it.’ out her counsels ; never do a thing that will Ile was a hard, exacting parent, and Ellsworth ra3™ent 8110 hurried towards the door, passengers were satisfied ; and we sailed I and everything promising a swift and easy ‘ My name is Foul-weather Jack,’ replied tempt to sail in the same vessel with him make you ashamed to meet her in heaven.— wasa fun-loviug, mischief-brewing boy, that Ihe gentleman did not stir, and removing ais away to Rotterdam with a breeze aft. I PaS3aSe’ that. 1 said to ni^ elt’ ‘ J ^ k Helm, be. again, yet, on shore, he met with none of Why, boy’s, I never done a bad thing but I everybody loved, despite his faults, and the silver spectacles, the doacon came in ; and tha About six months after, we were hired as ^or the dr3t tlme ln J ™ ;hfe > 7 V1’1 >iav0 ‘ Foul weather nonsense,’ reiterated the those storms and raging seas which had so heard my mother's voice reprovin’ me; and I 6Crapea he was always getting his neck into.— two men looked at each other, the older with a transport to take troops to Spain, and we I flDe yeatber at sca ' b“\ /a d not go press-master. ‘ I know better. He’s gone constantly followed in the wake of ‘ Foul- never done a good thing, and made a good move There is no doubt that Deacon Grant loved his some surprise, and a good deal of curiosity in landed them all safe at Bilboa During our ! from Harwich before the wind aboard the Dutch trader, safe enough, so weather-Jack.’ but I’vo seemed to hear her say, ‘ that’s right, son. but he was not a demonstrative man ; and 1113 ^ace ’ t^1? younger with a strange, longing that gammon won’t do for us ; if you really Jack,’ and that besn tiie best of all. Nothin’ then—it is the sad, sad story that may bo writ- earnestness in his dark eyes, that seemed wholly passage we had lost two of our men ; one ®hoPPed f*Sht roundel our teeth and blew a like a mother, hoys ; nothin’ liko a mother.— ten of many a parent—he didn’t understand his unaccountablo. bad been Foul-weathcr-Jack I wouldn’t died on board, and one deserted at Bilbo.— I heavy gale. I was so chagrined and disap- Chances and Changes. that’s so.’ child, and there was no mother with her soft Do you know me, sir? he asked, after a mo Just as we were about to return to England, I that when our steward remarked to have bad you at any price; but as I hap All thia had passed while waiting to wood, ment’s silence, and there was a shaking in his BY FRANCES D. GAGE. voice and soothing words to come between a black man came to the captain, and say-I m0- ‘ 1113 ls.f?ul weatber> I pettishly repli- pen to know better, you must go along with just out of Chicago. The great man was swel them. voice. ing he had been several years at sea, wished , ed' ‘ 4 yC’ l l 3 s°llle °,f my, old luck.aSaln ’ us.’ ‘ I say, Mr, Conductor, when will the next ling with emotions called up from the dark Ellsworth’s last offence can be told in a few I do not know that I ever had the pleasure of to get back to England, and offered to work I *fever 1 ,Bat foot aboa[d a ve3?el ltseems So saying they took Jack on board the express train go out to St. Louis 1’ shadows of tho past ; his rough frame heaved words. The grapo vino, which, heavy with pur seeing you before, sir, said the deacon. But here a change came over the features of his passage over. The captain, being two ' ‘ 16 S,lSnal for hurricanes, shipwrecks, or some Tender and be soon after sailed in a brig of “ Eleven o’clock thirty minutes to-night, sir,’ like a great billow upon the ocean. Tears sprang ple clusters, trailed, over the kitchen windows to his deep set and earnest eyes—they swelltd the girl, who had been watching tho stranger war on a cruise in the Channel, but here was the gentlemanly reply to the rough query. of tho school teacher’s residence, had been rob men short of his compliment, agreed to take I evl “l.ent or ot ier' ‘ Eleven o’clock and thirty minutes I Go to to the brim—and swam asking to be let fall as bed of more than half its fruit, one Saturday intently all the time. A light, like that of a him, and we sailed for England. We had 1 ‘ Tlus soou ,sPread ,am°nS tbe crow’,and as Jack Holm’s old luck followed him. A Texas ! Why, its ten this very minute. I ’ll tributes to his mother’s memory—tributes to the afternoon, when the inmates wore absent. long buried recollection seemed in break up from, some queer weather in the bay of Biscay, w,ere1 near1^ wreckad at tbe, ln,ou1tb th,e storm came on during the night, and tliey bet my bouts against a jack-knife the morning love of the past. But he choked them down, The perpetrators of this deed were, however her heart into her face. Her breath came gasp but arrived safe in the Channel. i rexe1’ the report of Jack Helm s bad luck were driven ashore aud wrecked near Bou express is off.’ and humming a snatch of an old ballad, ho discovered to be a party of the school-boys, ingly between her parted lips, her dilated eyes I t was a bright morning when we arrived I ,so°n £ ot arao.nS the ot ieT, sl**PP>“g- until at logne ; and those who survived became pris ‘ Yes, sir, it has been gone half an hour.’ thrust Lis hands down into his pockets, walked among whom was Ellsworth. were fastened on the stranger; and with a quick off Falmouth, but it blew stiff from the west I las‘ / was u n n am ed I oul-weather Jack oners of war. Jack with some ot bis mess ‘ Why in natur didn't you get us here sooner? back to the end of the car, pulled the gigantic The rest of the scholars privately solicited cry, she sprang forward. Uncle, it is Ellsworth ! it is surely Ellsworth! which kicked up a deuce of a sea ; however and became, 80 "'0l1 knowu, tbat u° shlP give mates, was conducted to the prison, where to Fourteen hours in Chicager is enough to break collar of his shaggy coat up around his ears, and obtained the- school teacher’s pardon, but a fellow all to smash Fourteen hours in Chica buttoned it close and leaned back against the 0 I if you had seen that old man then ! His the captain was obliged to go on shore with !lae a berth' ' However, by some fortunate his great surprise, be found bis old friend tho deacon, who was terrtbly shocked, at this ger, pulling and blowing! I've been told they window in silence. evidence of his son’s- want of principle, insisted cheeks turned ashen pale, his frame shivered; he dispatches, aud the long boat, was hoisted ' cha“o a I S.ot on board a vessel that was go- Capstan, who it appeared, bad been taken keep a regular six hundred boss steam power all The ears rattled on, What a mind was there; that he should make a public confession of his tottered a few steps forward, and then the great out for that purpose, and among the boat’s 11U° / : phe was nrisoner bv a Fr.ench privateer. Jack Helm the while a running, to blow themselves up with, what a giant intellect, sleeping, buried away fault before the assembled school. wild cry of his heart broke out—Is it you, my , 1 r • 1 , . 0 ai 11 i wrecked on Bilboa, aud being recognized by was now the richer man oi me uvu, ro*, .... r x -- --,r„lov tn nav boy, Ellsworth f pcrew rp w tthat h a t flfiftnmaccompanied nnniftri him wwas a s t.hp.the blackhln.Plc I p ° ° t , 1 from light anil uscfulocoo by a rubbish of nre- TT-f” f'AY1 Ellsworth explained and entreated.— some 01 my old companions on shore as r oul when be found the storm increasing, be the firemen and engineers all, I guess 1 can judioe,------'Habit----tic ana custom—Going out hail worx, Ills lather was invuineraoie, uuu tUC uuj-o n la r latho- : ynn aim? to see me ? And man we had picked up in Spain. The boat weather Jack, I was left behind, every ves stowed bis money safely in his handkerchief, stand i t ; I've a twenty that’s never been broke, for want of culture. haughty spirit entirely mutinied. that strong man asked the question with a sob, bad not quitted us half an hour, ere the I think that will put me through, Why didn’t ‘ A mute inglorious Milton,’ or rather Web and a timid voice like that of a child. sel absolutely refusing to take me on board and lashed it round his neck, and by that Ellsworth, Ellsworth, where are you going? wind, which had blown a stiff gale all the you fire up, old brag —give your old boss another ster, going about the world, struggling with his Gome to mo ! Come to me my boy, that I for fear of accidents. I began to fear 1 means preserved it. He therefore gladly There came down the garden walk, an eager morning, dropped to a dead calm, the sea peck of oats. I tell ye, this fourteen hours will own soul, yet bound by chains of ignorance, quivering voice, that made tho boy start and tiiought was dead, that I have seen every night should die for want, and I thought if it ever divided his little stock with his old friend was as smooth as glass, and we rode at an knock my calculations all into the middle of which precluded his doing but a moiety of the turn round eagerly, as he stood at the garden for the last eight years, lying with the dark eves come to tbat, I would sooner die in my own Capstan. It was about this time tbat the good it lay in his power to do. of his mother under the while waves. 0, Ells chor with hardly any motion. next week.’ gate, while the light of the rising day was flush country than among foreigners. Therefore French were fitting out an expedition against ‘ Very sorry, sir—we’ve done our best; but All the way through our long, tedious jour ing the gray mountains in the east with rose worth, God has sent you from the dead ! Come The captain and his boat’s crew did not I got some blacking and mixed it up, and col the British settlements, and running short as we are not clerk of the weather, 1 hope you ney, he had been ever on the watch to do good, colored hues. A moment later, a small, light to me, my boy. return till late in the day. and had received oring my face and bands, passed myself off of able seamen, endeavored to inveigle will not lav your misfortunes to our account.— lie gave up his seat by the fire to an Irishwo figure, crowned with golden hair, and a large And the old man drew his arms around bis orders to go round to Plymouth-, and bring Snow-drifts, and the thermometer sixteen de man and her children, and took one further son’s neck, and leaned his gray head on his for a blackamoor, and by that means got a some of the English prisoners into tlie ser shawl thrown over its night-dress, stood by the up there. He bad not been aboard an hour grees below zero, are enemies we can’t readily back ; soon a young girl seated herself by his boy’s side. strong breast, and for awhile there was no word passage over to England in Capstan’s ship.’ before it began to blow great guns, and we vice. overcome.’ side ; as the night hours wore on, and she nod Why, Nellie, how could you ? you’ll take spoken between them. The crew bad a hearty laugh at Jack’s One morning Capstan took Jack aside, were obliged to close reef our mainsail; but ‘ That’s so,’ said the first speaker, with broad ded wearily, ha roso. spread bis beautiful leop cold, iu your bare feet among these dews. You have forgiven me father? asked the contrivance, and each man offered to contri aud with an air of great mystery thus ad emphasis, and a good-natured, forgiving smile. ard skin with its soft, rich lining, on the seat, young man at last. go we must. I can’t help it, Ellsworth. It was a tear- bute his mite to assist him to get fresh rig ‘ Fourteen hours in Chicager I’ made a piilow of his carpet bag, and insisted swollen face that looked up so wistfully to the Do not ask me that my boy. How many times Our ship's carpenter turned to me and dressed him : ging, or that he might be in good trim to get 1 Jack Helm, it is now iu your power to TheBtentorian voice, sounding like a trumpet, that she should lie down and sleep. boy's. You see I havn’t slept any, hardly, all I would have given everything I possessed on with a knowing look said : earth, to ask, Forgive me, Ellsworth! and to a birth on board some ship. Capstan set a do your country a great service. The had aroused every sleeper from elysian dreams ‘ What will you do?’ she said naively. the whole night, thinking about you, unci so I ‘ Mesmate, one would suppose our captain into which he might have fallen after his long, ‘ Never mind me—I can stand up and sleep hear you answer, Yes, father. good example; be set down two guineas say Mouuseers want to gammon some of our was up, looking out of the window, and saw you hud taken a leaf out of Foul-weather Jack’s tedious, cold night’s travel, Every head was like a hufi’alo ; I’m used to it. That's so.’ go down the walk. So there was peace between those two, such log book, for I noticed wc had fine weather ing- countrymen to join their fleet. Now, my turned, every eye was fixed on the man who had A little boy pulled up from a sound nap to Well, Nellie, pushing baek the yellow tang peace as the angles who walk up and down the 1 Here friend Jack, I give you this freely, hills, crowned with the royal purple of eternity, all the time he was on shore; but no sooner advice is, if they should make you a propos broken the silence, lie was standing by the give place to incomers, was pacified and made led hair, aud looking at her fondly, you see, I and I will eudeaver to aid your fortune, and stove, warming his boots. To have warmed his happy by a handful of chestnuts and a glow'mg tune their harps over I has he got on board again, than it comes on al to be sure aud accept it,’ can’t do what father says I must, to-day, and so I hope you will soon get a ship, but I wish Jack stared at him with astonishment as feet through such a maBS of cow-hide and sole hit of candy out of the big man’s pocket.— I’m going off And this—this is Nellie ? How she has alter to blow like the deuce.’ When he left the cars for refreshment he brought ed ! Buc I know the voice, said Ellsworth at . a . , , • i t < 1 a a1 ?a the LUU LllAVcrew U.11L1and passengers UdooLUl/LlS »•»a IfUUG.good UkUVCiitUkL.deliverance. be exclaimed : leather, would have been a fourteen hours op 0, Ellsworth, what will uncle say? cried the ‘Aye, true, true, said I; ‘but they cant , 1 T • » , i r eration. Six feet four or five inches he stood in back his handful of pies, and distributed them child, betwixt her shivering and weeping, what last, as he took the girls hand in his own, and y? • i e • j a n i ai t i » There is only one iavor 1 wish to ask or you ‘ W hat! turn traitor to my country ?’ lay this gale ot wind to b oul-weather Jack s , , T i m a ? those boots, with shoulders (cased in a fur coat) among a weary group. A mother and seven lit will uncle say I How long shall you be gone ? kissed her wet cheeks, adding very tenderly— ; . 6 a a , and that 1 hope you 11 grant.’ ‘Quite the contrary,’ said Capstan; ‘you My darling sister Nellie. account, at any rate. , , T •>, -p-5 • , r j t i that looked more like bearing up a world than tle children, the oldest not twelve years old, I don’t know, ho said evasively. I shan’t be w i ] i - a • i , n •, i a , ‘ I will, if it s in my power, replied Jack. will do her good service; because if you whose husband and father left the ears at every And at last they all went out under the cool We had a boisterous night ot it: but at , J r , • j n you will meet ordinarily, in half a lifetime.— back to-day, though. But you musn’t stand i i n i P i I p ai Oh, it is in your power, said Capstan, enter on board one of the enemy’s ships she llis head Websterian, his shaggy hair, black as stopping place, and returned more stupid and here, talking any longer. Father’ll he up soon, shade of tho hop vine, and there Ellsworth told vbreak i j of, day /. we, were within mi gunshot • j ol i the i ‘ Say what i a it-a is - then,ai , quoth a Jt act ’ ‘a andi it •*. beastly each time, scolding tho little tired rest his story. Jbddystone Lighthouse. Ihe wind was heard j n / , , 1 will be cast away, or meet with some acci jet, liis whiskers to match, dark, piercing eye you know. Now good bye, Nellie. dent at sea ; and that, you know, will be and his jaws eternally moving, with a rousing less ones with thick tongue, and glaring his There was a sob in his throat as he leaned The merchantman, in which he had sailed from the southward, we kept her head off ' ue* -n . + -i • n furious red eyes upon the poor grieved victim of ai i j a , i v • 11 i That you will never attempt to sail in the serving your country.’ quid between them, while a smile of cheerful forward and kissed the sweet face, that had from home, was wrecked, and many on board the land to prevent her being blown ashore; i J .. , r r i . good humor, notwithstanding his seeming im a wife, like a tiger upon its prey, ‘ because she perished ; but some of the sailors constructed a but all wouldn’t do. Our sails were cut to Same VCSSel Wlth me aSam’ ’'cphed Capstan. Jack Helm looked wistfully at Capstan, only seen a dozen summers, and then ho was patience, attracted every one’s attention did not keep Iier youu’ ones still;’ ‘ they would gone. raft, on which the boy was saved, with several Next morning the crew returned to their ribbons, and our vessel was so crippled that and although there appeared something rea ‘ Fourteen hours iu Chicager, eh ! Wall, I disturb everybody.’ No bite of refreshments, others. They were afterward rescued by a ves several duties, and Jack went to lay out she would hardly answer the helm. We sonable iu his advice, yet lie did not like the eau stand it if tho rest can ; if twenty dollars no exhilarating draught, no rest from that fat, Go and call Ellsworth to breakfast, will you, sel bound for South America. Here Ellsworth __. „ i „„ „„ „ i • a - j some of his money in the purchase of clothes, idea of sailing in an enemy’s ship. How cross baby, camo to her all the long night, save snipped a heavy sea, which carried away our , c i won’t carry me through, I’ll borry of my friends, Ellen ? said the deacon, two hours later. had obtained a suitation in a large mercantile j I ’ve gi?t tho things that’ll bring ’em. That so.’ when the big man stretched out his jfeat hands Ho isn’t up stairs, undo. And then, as they establishment, first as a clerk,.afterwards as a r„iL„bulwarks i „ and„ -m „ another u ihour ibump we .,and whatever . x , else , be x stood in i- need ix ot, and ever, when he reflected on the hopeless plight , „c,in_x 1 i then went to look out for a ship. It must in which he stood, with the certainly that no And lie thrust a hand a little less in size than and took her baby boy for an hour, and let him two sat down to theirs, Ellen related what had junior partner. play with his splendid watch to keep him quiet. " r A . i a i i i i be allowed that although Jack had the mis- English ship would give him a berth if they a common spade, down into the cavernous depths transpired. He had written home twice, but the letters bome of the men had been washed over- r r x ± , ,, , of a broad-striped, dashy pair of pants, and ‘ I’ll give yer a thousand dollars for him,’ i „ , i , • r .1 • r I fortune to be proverbially noted as the har- know him, together with the offer of a full Tho deacon’s face grew dark as sho proceed had been lost or miscarried. As he received na board, and had to swim for their lives— n . 1 , J brought up that great red hand, full as it could said ho as he handed him back to iier arms. ed. answer, he supposed his fathor had never for ,1 „ vi i i t biuger ot storms at sea, yet lie was as able purse as bounty money, J ack’s loyalty wa among them was our black man, whom I ° x a x i hold, of shining twenty dollar gold pieces, ‘ You may have the whole lot for that,’ lie thinks to elude the confession and fright given him for running away, and tried to rec n _ Io cnomonseaman oa as nvor ever vronr went ntlnnt afloat, nnrl and nn no ninn man found lying on the beach half drowned; but vered, aud he consented to go on board. ‘ Don’t yer think I can stand theso ere Chi- answered the drunken father with a swine-liko en me, by running off for a day or two, ho said; oncile himself to the estrangement. was more fit to take charge of a vessel; be The French captain soon discovered tbat grunt, judge of my surprise, when I went to wipe , , , , , cagers for one fourteen hours ?’ he will find he is mistaken. But he had of late found it very difficult to the wet off his face, to find that he was o f' wa3 a capital helmsman, and knew every Jack’s capabilities were of no mean order, A nod of assent from three or four, and a ‘ It’s a bargain,’ said the big man, ‘ providin’ So that day and the next passed, and the dea the mother’s willing.’ do this, and at last he had resolved to return to inch of the Dutch as well as the Spanish and, being a capital steersman, be was^often smile of curiosity from the rest, answered his con said nothing more ; but Ellen, who was his his home, have an interview with his parent, the same complexion as myself.’ question in tho affirmative. ‘ lndade, sir, it’s not the one of them can he adopted child, and the orphan daughter of his ‘ What, does all this m e a n s a i d our Coast so well, that he was as good a pilot put to the wheel. The Frenchman was had for money.’ was the quiet yet determined and try whether tho sight of his long absent son for those places as could be had. Jack ‘ You must have been in luck, stranger,’ said wife’s most intimate friend, noticed that be be would not soften his heart. shipmate, Capstan. pleased with the adroitness of the English an envious looking little man. ‘ You’ve more response of the mother’s heart. gan to look restless, and to start anxiously at went to several vessels, but at each of them ‘ I ’m your old friend and messmate, Foul- man, whom lie considered a great acquisi than yonr sharo of gold.’ How kindly ho helped her off the cars when, the sound of a foot fall; but still Ellsworth 0 ! it was a happy trio that sat under tha he discovered some of his old companions, tion. Jack also felt pleased, but tbat feel ‘ I have, eh? Well I reckon not. I come at the break of day, they came to their journey’ came not. green leaves of the hop vine, that summer morn- weather Jack,’ says he. iug. It was a happy trio that sat down in that 1, Thatm, s enough,’ says I. . ‘ Now-XT I ve . cfound i anwestern ner of chicken and fresh peas that Nellie had ‘ Now, messmates, continued Capstan, ap- ! t^ejr J his kinudess and rough politeness would soon been so long in preparing. ing so often placed at the helm, he felt a and the like to get him a night’s lodging, or a coast of Asia, on a three year’s voyage. pealing to his hearers, ‘ I laave you to judge i , r A . '. have been forgotten by the mass of tho passen I hope ho will come back a better boy than he And that night threo very happy people knelt He was about to return unsuccessful, but slight hope tbat bo might not be on shore pair of shoes, to keep tho massassaugers from whether a sailor ought to be considered su- • biting my toes ; I've iiuog myself up moro Dor gers, had ho not stamped it upon our memories left, was the deacon’s solitary commentary ; but in tho old sitting room, while the trembling .... „ xv x x? i xi happened to enter a public bouse to tako a again, except it was in England. It was perstitious for asserting tbat I oul-weather , r r „„„. „„„ „ , •, one night in the timber, to keep out of tho ways with his gold. in tlie long nights Ellen used to hear him walk voice of the deacon thanked God for him that t „„ v i • ... ? , -xi i ■ i ! glass ot grog; there were several sailors quite a new vessel, abd it was' determined to of the wild varmints ; best sleeping in tho world, ‘ I wonder who he is, and where did he get ing restlessly up and down in his room, and his was dead and ‘ aiivo again.’ Jack always brings ill luck with him wber- L , . . , 7i.„°...... „v_...... in.’ What an interesting character., ever be goes.’ seated in the tap room, most of whom ap take a short cruise in order to excercise her in the crotch of a tree top I Now I reckon you black hair began to bo thickly scattered with peared to be foreigners, and it was found wouldn’t bolievo it, but l ’vo gone all winter ‘ Education would spoil him.’ ‘ What rich gray. Months rolled on, and old Capstan bad guns as well as to ascertain her power of that an opposition vessel had inveigled some without a shoe to my foot; and lived on wild furs.’ ‘ Did you notieo what a splendid watch But tho worst was not yet come. One No A Cobbler on the Origin of Opinion. ‘ Yon lived an easy life ; but, finding his cash be sailing. of their men on board, and bad run them so game, when I could ketch it. Ih at’s so I’ lie carries. He’s some great man incog.’ vember night, when tlie winds clamored aud see, sir,’ quoth the cobbler, ‘ that a man’s busi ginning to get low be determined on another I t was a fine morning with a fine breeze of Such wore a Tew of the queries that passed short of bands tbat they would be obliged to Didn’t stunt your growth,’ said a voice stormed fiercely among tho old apple trees in the ness has a deal to do with his manner of think trip at sea. He therefore set out to look for wind when they weighed anchor, and majes from lip to lip. But their came no answer ; dr garden, Deacon Grant and Ellen sat by the fire get some Englishman to complete their crew, near. ing. Every trade, I take it? has ideas as belong a ship ; be wandered along the shore until tically sailed out of the harbor. They' be Not a bit of it. It brought me upright.— he, who alone could have answered, sat crouch in the old kitchen., when the former removed to it. Butchers don’t see life as bakers do ; and jjack therefore made up his mind that be be happened to meet an old messmate, whom gan their manoeuvres, and as they were about These p ’rarries are wonderful roomy. I thought ed in his fur coat, seeming unconcious of all the wrapper from his weekly newspaper, and if you talk to a dozen tallow chandlers, then to be had not seen for many years. should be all right there, and immediately to make a tack, the captain espied a sail in one spell I would let myself out entirely, hut but his own deep thoughts. the first passage that met his eye was one that a dezen blacksmiths, you will see tallow chand offered his services. The shipper was called, the distance. W ith the help of his glass bo me and mother held a corcus, and decided that ‘ Chicago!’ shouted tho brakesman, and in told him how tho ship------, the one in which lers are peculiar, and blacksmiths too.’ ‘ You ‘ Well met, old friend. W hat cheer? an instaut all was confusion, and our hero was who asked Jack Helm some questions, which discovered it was a British merchantman.— as she was getting old, and blind like, it tuk too Ellsworth had sailed, had been wrecked off tho are a keen observer,’ said he admiringly; ‘ your what cheer ? were the first words addressed long, and cost too much to sew up the legs of lost in tho crowd. Tho next we saw of him coast, and every soul on board had perished. remark is new to me ; I dare say it is true.’— to him by his companion. were answered so much to bis satisfaction Orders were instantly given to chase. The was at the baggage stand, looking up a band box that bo declared he was a capital seaman, my pantluouS, and so I put a stop to it, and Then tho voice of tho father woke up in the Course it is ; and tho stars have summat to do ‘ Why, my lad,’ answered Capstan, ‘ I am sky darkened, and the wind gradually in concluded that six feet five would do for a feller for a sweet-loeking coumry girl, who was going witii it, for if they order a man’s calling it and just the man he wanted ; and he prom heart of Deacon Grant. Ho staggered toward on the lookout for a ship.’ creased until it blew a heavy gale from the that couldn’t afford the expensive luxury of a to learn a milliner’s trade in tho city. As we Ellen with a white, haggard face, and a wild, stands to reason that they order a man’s mind ised if he came up to his expectations, he southward. Tho top sails were quickly wife to make his breeches. It was only my love passed to our carriage, we discovered him again fearful cry—My boy I my boy I It was more _t it. Now, a tailor sits on bis board with ‘ Odds heart, that’s lucky,’ replied his holding an old man by tho hand, while ho companion ; our captain wants a hand or two would make him mate of the ship. Jack lowered, and everything made snug; but the for my mother that stopped my growth. If I’d than his proud spirit could bear. 0 Ellsworth! others, and is always a talking with ’em, and a bad an idea of a sewing machine, there’s no ^rasped the shoulder of a conductor of anoth that’s been accustomed to the West India was in high spirits, and lie returned to in gale increased. Ellsworth I and he sank down senseless, and his reading the news ; therefore be thinks, as his telling what I might a dono. er train with the other, getting for the deaf, head fell, into the lap of the frightened child. fellows do, smart and sharp, hangup to the day station, and if I’m not out of my reckoning form his companions of bis good fortune.— The Frenchman finding himself caught in gray haired sire the right information as to the You have so many gold pieces in your pock After this, deacon Grant was a changed man. but nothing riginal and all his own, like. But you know the course well.’ They were all happy to bear i t ; Capstan the approaching storm, and a thick fog gath reuto he should tako to get to ‘ his darter, who took him heartily by the hand, and after a et, you can afford to get your troueors made I do not know which was the most to blame, a cobbler,’ continued the man of leathor, with a ‘ I ’d steer a vessel from England to B ar ering close around him, was obliged to give lived near Muscatine, Iowa.’ majestic air, ‘ sits by hisself, and talk with his- moment's pause, and, looking steadfastly at now. Why don’t you and your mother hold the father or the son, in the sight of God who badoes blindfolded,’ replied old Capstan. up the chase; and, as soon as bo got into ‘ God bless him for his good deeds!’ was our judgeth righteously. self; and what he thinks gets into his head him, ejaculated,—‘ Good bye, Jac k ; but another caucus, anil see what you can do ? If ‘ Say no more, said bis companion, ‘ but soundings, be dropped his anchor. He con she would let you expand yourself, you might earnest aspiration, as wo whirled round the cor without being put there by another man’B Lord help the poor Dutchman !’ But equally to tho heart of many a parent and come on board at once and speak to the sulted his chart, but could not make out sell out to Barnum, and make a fortune travel ner. May his shadow never grow less, or the many a child, the story has its message and its tongue.’ ‘ You enlighten me more and more,’ J ack left them tbat evening, and hastened gold in his pocket diminish, for his unnumbered said oiir friend, bowing respectfully—‘ a tailor master.’ where he was, the fog having become so ing with Tom Thumb, and tako tho old woman warning. on board bis ship. Next morning they be- along,’ 9h arities and mercies dropped so unostentati is gregarious, a cobbler solitary. The gregar Capstan did so, matters were soon arrang- gan t0 load, and intended to sail on the dense. But Jack knew well enough where ously here and there, he is, perhaps, doing more ious go with the future, the solitary sticks to he was, and when the captain questioned ‘ Stranger,’ said tho rough, great man, and Eight years had passed. It was summer time ed, and in a few days be was afloat on the third day, but the wind was unfavorable, his whole'" face loomed up with a mingled ex good in his day and generation, than he who again, and the hills were green, and the fields the past. I understand why you are a Tory, the Atlantic as m astert mate. They had and they were obliged to delay. Jack was him all the reply he got was : donate his thousands to build charitable institu were yellow with her glory. It was in the morn and perhaps a poet.’ ‘ Well, a bit of one,’ said pression of pain and pride. ‘ Stranger, I spoke the cobbler, with an iron smile. ‘ And many's got half their passage over, when one night sent ashore to look after some other matters ‘ We are not safe here, because we are a word here 1 didn’t mean to ; a slighty word, tion, to give honor to his own name. ing, and Deacon Grant sat under tha porch of This rough man’s nature seemed of the nature tho great, old, rambling cottage ; for the day the cobbler who is a poet—or discovers marvel they saw a great light at a distance, and for the skipper, but he bad not been ashore right in the track of sailing vessels, and like, about my mother. 1 would givo all the ous thinks in a crystal—whereas a tailor, sir’ -Soon ascertained that it was a ship on fire may be run foul of. The water looks sandy, gold in my pocket to bring her hack for one of a little child. His quick eye saw at a glance; was very warm, and the top of the door was an hour ere the wind became favorable, and his great heart warmed, and his great hand exe (spoken with great contempt) ‘ only sees tha EvexyJwat was quickly manned, and made and we are near quicksands; but when the hour, to look upon this country as it is now.— wrapped round thickly with a hop vine. upper- leather of the world's eole in a newspa- a signal was made to sail, Jack was, there She had her cabin here when Chicager was no cuted those little works of charity—so Bmall These eight years had greatly changed the tide rises, only give orders to weigh anchor, doacon. « M i SpedveSsud- Bul.er Lytton's New Nonet. towards the vQgsel to give assistance. Many fore, obliged to return on board. The skip where ; here she raised her boys—she couldn’t that one would have expected to see them slip Serious Affray. K?"The excursion to Carvei’s Harbor in the NEWS ITEMS. IBayard Taylor’s Correspondence with the N. A*. Tribune.] LIME, WOOD & CASK MARKET S w earin g . The quiet of our community on last Sunday Steamer Rockland, which has been bo many London, July 1, 1857.—Mr Sumner is here, Reported for the Gazelle, by • Trust not the promise of a times deferred on account of foul weather, will Free State Men Buying up Missouri.—The at Maurigy’s Hotel, iD Regent street. I have says France Qurales , .r. Ins Deitber fit was interrupted, at about noon, by a most pain ALDEN ULMER, Inspector. take place to-morrow, “ Wh’er or No!” A St. L-iuis Democrat ot 224 says : not yet seen him, but some friends tells me ho that dare sin against thee for his Thursday Evening, July 30, 1857. ful occurrence, which involved very serious in “ The sales of public lands in this district, is looking very well. No American has ever Rockland, July 30. pleasant time will doubtless be enjoyed. been mine popular in England that Mr. Sumner Lime per cask, . . . 6 nor pleasure, w ill t(ia(. dare brea|£ tbe pre. jury and tbe most imminent peril to the life of a within the last sixty days, have reached 400,000 cepts o f™ f“c'!er’ wil1 easi'y be P^uaded to Our Last Week’s “ Leader.” respectable citizen, and arraigned as a criminal acres—entered almost exclusively hy persons and he is at present floating on the top wave of Kni*-w00d. per cord, $2,50 ra) 3,00 violate the promise unto his brother. Inore is K3” The Steamer Daniel Webster did not ar from tho free States—Ohio and Pennsylvania London society. I heard the other day, a good , ______We were surprised to learn, after tbe issue of a young man who is the son of one of oua story of liis arrival here He entered his name goad common sense in this advice, and it would rive at her wharf this morning till past 9 o’clock, being largely represented among the purchasers. be well if it were generally acted on. There our paper last week, that the article on the wealthiest citizens, and whose reputation as an This amount of entries ex-- cds that of the three upon the book as simply “ Mr. Sumner, Boston,” SPECIAL NOTICES having broken her piston-head, as we under and was accordingly sat down by the host and are, no doubt, many great scoundrels who never •- Water-Wnr” was construed, by some of our industrious and peacable young man bus been, previous years at the Springfield office. The stand, at about half-past twelve last night, in his flunkeys as ari ordinary traveller. The next swear, and perhaps a few men of otherwise friends, as adverse to the interests of tho seced as far as our knowledge extends, up to the time prospect of Missouri becoming a free State is n ATWELL’S HEALTH RESTORER good conduct who sometimes transgress the consequence of which she was obliged to pro settled conviction in the minds of the people of morning one of the latter came to Mr. Sumner’s ing water-takers, and endorsing tbe course of of this occurrence, unimpeaehed. We learn the North, and to this significant fact we owe I 111 somo excitement, und^fcaid Lord gives an appetite. commandment, but of the * common swearer, ceed very slowly. the man whose*every other word is an oath, and tbe Directors of the corporation. Stating, as that at one of our wharves, at about 12 o’clock this unparalleld activity in our land market.” Brougham is down stairs, sir, asking for you.” Atwell’s Health Restorer who cannot perform the most trivial or even dis on this day, an altercation occurred between To the waiter’s amazement, Mr. S. quietly said, Will prevent your food from hurling you. we did, that our sympathies were with tbe Waterville College Commencement.—The without exhibiting tho least suprise—“ Very graceful act without profanely invoking the Geo. W. Pillsbury, the young man to whom we LATER FROM EUROPE commencement at Waterville College will take ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER name ol the Supreme Being, but little good can water-takers, and intimating that, up to the well; show him up.” Not long afterwards the Will strengthen the enfeebled system. have alluded, and Cupt. George Barter, a ship place Wednesday, August 12. There are be said. He may be suscessful in business, inauguration of opposition to the labors of former came, still more excited; “ Sir, the ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER Quebec, July 27. eighteen in tho graduating class, a larger num Lord Chief Justice has called, and he asks for • shrewd in worldly dealing, and courageous in workmen employed by tbe Company, we con master, of about forty-five or fifty years of age, The steamer North American arrived at Que ber than usual. The oration will he delivered Will keep the Stomach ami Bowels regular. facing danger, but in the qualities that make up you!" “ Show him up ” was again the cool re sidered the fault to have been “ but on one side in the course of which Pillsbury stabbed Capt. bec last night with Liverpool dates to the loth by Prof Rawson, of tho Theological Seminary ply. After this lordship lmd departed, the ATWELL’S HEALTH RESTORER the true gentleman and the Uhristain. he is wo- Barter in the left side, with the large blade of a inst. of Newton, poem by Rev. Mr. Pierpont. Will cure Weakness and General Debility. fully deficient. Take the man who is well read of tbejeontroversy,” we did not suppose that waiter camo once more, bewildered and a little pocket-knife, with which lie had been whittling Liverpool Markets. — Breadstuff) quiet— aggravated Sir, sir. the Lord Chancellor of ATWELL’S HEALTH RESTORER in good literature, who is agreeable to those in tho article would he understood as favoiing the Flour declined Gd and oom advanced Gd. Submarine Telegraph to Cuba,—Wo learn Is a cure for Sour Stomachs whose society he is thrown, and whose name is during the conversation which had occurred, in that the subscriptions have been closed to the England has called to see you!” “ Show him corporation further than as sustaining them in An address to tho Queen had been adopted up,” repeated Mr. S. Theso astonishing facts ATWELL’S HEALTH RESTORER but another word for honor and probity, and he dieting a very serious wound, Capt. Barter in the House of commons praying that all means company, limited partnership, en comandite, Is a cure for Headache and Sick Headache. will never be found one who the peaceful possession and lawful use of their which, under the firm of Antonio N. Mora & were no doubt at once communicated to the walked to the office of Dr. Banks, to have his in her power be used to suppress the slave landlord, fur the next day’s Morning Post an ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER ‘ Unpacks his heart with words, property. Tho advice given was, of course, trade. Lord Palmerston pledged fulfilment ol Co; the senior partner of the house of Maro, Cured your neighbor, and will cure you. wound dressed, where lie remained till 6 o’clock nounced the arrival of “ liis Excellency, the And falls to cursing like a very drab.’ gratuitous, and surely will not be followed un the request. Alfonso & Co., of this city, and of that of Mora W t l ’ / T , & Nephews of New York, has been formed here lion. Mr. Sumner,” at Maurigy’s Hotel. Unhappily too many of our young men think less it commends itself to the good sense of the P. M., when ho was taken to his home. The The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce gave a C. fW. ATWELL, Deering Block, Portland, General for the construction of a land and submarine The incident related above is fairly matched it a mark of good breeding and social dignity to wound was about three inches below the arm- brilliant banquet to the officers of tho Niagara. byLord Napier’s experience in this city. Ilear- Agent. community. The most serious of the late eonspira.-icies in telegraph to Key West and Florida. ioterland their dmcojarse with oaths and curses, The article was based upon reports, (some pit, would admit the finger ol the physicians, rived alone, and hooked himself at one of the C. P. FESSENDEN, and N. WIGGIN, Agents for wishing to appCT^-says a quaint old writer, France has recently been discovered in Paris— Madeline Smith, the heroine of the poisoning Rocklmd, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine and could be thus traced by them to the rib, hotles simply as “ Charles Napier,” and was that they are on familiar terms with the Ruler what exaggerated, as we have since learned) Mazzini escaped Lou Italy in a ship under the trial at Edinburgh, did not arrive at New York accordingly accommodated with a room of in- general!; 31tf of the Universe, if they are not with the aris that threats of personal violence to tbe laborers which was nearly severed. The direction ol American flag. in the Asia. finitesim.il dimensions at a considerable eleva- 1 tocracy of the land. How mistaken an idea the instrument which caused the wound was The fall of Delhi is hourly expected ; the mu tiun in the house. lie went quietly to Cam BUY BIE ABID I ’LL DU YOU GOOD ! in the employ of the corporation, and interfer tineers have been driven inside the walls and Naval. — The frigato Constitution, “ Old this is may he seen by the dislike men of really from below upwards, in an oblique direction, bridge, where he was at once recognized, and on i Now i i the time to use the good breeding evince to the society of these ence with their work had occurred, which twenty-six guns captured. Tho British occu ironsides,”—which has been lying at the Portsmouth Navy Yard foi about two years,— returning to Boston, easily obtained more Great Spraug nud Summer NIcdiciue. swearing pretenders. Our rising generation, would, wo feared, unless the spirit was checked, and it was supposed that the lung was penetrat pied the heights commanding the town. spacious apartments. During most of the sub- „ T , , TT a with the human failing of learning that which ed, as tbe patient coughed up blood. The Bengul army bv mutiny and other causes is to bs remodeled and rebuilt forthwith, orders sequent portion of his Btav, he was an honored Df. LUl^lfl) 8 liOOtS AH I Ill'll) IilttCfS. finally make tho city liable to the entire value lost nea-ly 30,000 men. Tliero is a rumor of having been received to take the ship into the is bad before that which is good, are sadly Mr. Pillsbury was arrested soon after the ’uest at private houses.—Boston Journal. tainted with the vice of profane swearing. He of the Company’s works. Whatever ccmpari- panic and desertion among the insurgents. dry dock for that purpose. Composed of Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, who doubts the fact has only to pass a group of sons were made, or arguments used, were only afi’ray, and was brought before Justice N. C. The American firm of King & Co., Ilong ; CoXDITlov 0F i XDIA._D r. Duff, who has long Wild Cherry, Thoroughwort, Prickly Death ot Corn. Ycirtou. b >ys at play in the street to be convinced. Nor to the intent and purpose that the result desir YVoodard for examination, on Monday after Kong, failed for $150,000, mostly on Chinese becn a reNjdent of Calcutta< wiites a letter to Ash, Rhubarb, Mandrake, Dan account. is the practice to be confined to the children of ed by the water-takers might not be compro noon. J. A. Meserve, Esq , appeared for the the New York Observer, in which ho says : Washington, July 29. Yesterday, soon after delion and Wintergreen. the po>r and degraded ; the well dressed sone cl Frigate San Jacinto and a number of English the adjournment ot Naval Court No. 3, Com mised by an unlawful course of proceeding.-- prosecution, and Peter Tbacher, Esq., for the “ Nerrly half the nativo army is in a state of the ‘ better classes ’ aro very apt to be those gun boats have gone up Canton river to attack secret or open mutiny, and the jfther half known modore Newton was struck with paralysis, and They are pleasant to take, useful at all times, who swear the loudest and the most pertina And this is all tho apology we have to make respondent. The charge brought was of an as Chinese war jungs. Foo Ctow Fou quiet, Reb to be disaffected. But this is not all ; the popu died soon afterwards. He was apparently in and sure to do good. ciously. Are the parents of such boys not (if apology was needed) for the article in ques sault with intention to kill and murder, to which els had teen defeated, and trade resumed. lace generally is known to be more or less dis perfect health up to the moment of tile -attack. They cleanse the bowels, purify the blood, aware that ‘ hard swearing ’ is frequently a tion, as well as for what we have here said. the respondent plead “ not guilty,” and, thro’ Spain tranquil. affected. You see then, how very serious is the heal, strengthen, build up, and keep in order the whol?* pioneer to more flagrant vices and cri.noa ? Wo There has been a French conspiracy which con liis attorney, waived an examination. The crisis. Nothing, nothing but some gracious Capt. Patten of the ship Xeptune?s Car, the wish those addicted to this vice would heed the templated tbe_assassination of the emperor. and signal interposition of the God ol Provi EVERY BODY SIIOULE USE THEM! There is revolution throughout southern Eu- i wife of whom, it will be remembered, navigated advice ol ‘ holy George Herbert S ad Case o f S u icid e. prosecution called six witnesses, who were dence seems competent now to save our empire his vessel into the port of San Francisco, Neorly 600,COO bottles were used last year, proving it “ Take not bi* name who made thy mouth, ia vain -, The Manchester American, brings us the par-! sworn, but introduced only the testimony of rope, and members of provisional government' in India.. And if there be a general rising—as died at the McLean Asylum, Somerville, at 2 lhe t popular medicine ever known. It gets thee nothing, and hath no excuse are already named. Chief of insurgents. I Lust and wine plead a pleasure, avarice gain j ticulars of a melancholy case of suicide which Drs. YV. A. Banks and T. Frye, to prove the any day may he—the probability is that not a o’clock Sunday morning, aged 30 years and 2 Price only 25 and 37 1-2 cents per bottle.— But the cheap swearer through his common sluice, Calabria, has been irrested. European life will any where escape the universal months. Mrs. Patten herself is recovering Lets his soul run for nought.” occurred in that city, on Saturday last. The i extent of the injury to Capt, Barter. The re- Depot, 99 Union Sireet, Boston, Sold by all dealers in and indiscriminate massacre. slowly from the effects of fever. She is quite medicine, everywhere. American states that at about four o'clock in the spondent was then ordered to recognize in the LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. B. F. Sanford, who was recently nominated feeble. The Boston Courier says that “ the I C. W. ATWELL, Deering Block, Portland, General A Wife out West. afternoon a woman was seen struggling in the ■ sum of S3000, for his appearance at the Octo women of America, upon hearing the new ca- Wholesale Aj l fur Maine, to whom all orders must be New York, July 27. for Congress by a Republican Convention which YVe have seldom, says the Home Journal seen canal, near Bayley & Blood's locomotive works,, ber term of the Supreme Judicial Court, and was held at Newport, Ky., recently opened the lamiry which has overtaken this brave little addressed The steamer Illinois arrived this afternoon, woman, will, we trust manifest their sympathy anything more exquisitely womanly and capti but sba disappeared under tho water, and could bail being readily procured, be was set at liber- having left Aspinwall the 19th. bringing Cali- campaign by a Republican speech at the county C. I’. FESSENDEN, and N. WICGIN, Agents for Rock- vating than the following letter, not written for in a form which will give evidence cf its reali- land, and sold bv Drugs > and Dealers in .Vedicine gem not be rescued, as the stream was very turbid i ty. fornf.i'datesof the 5th, and nearly a million and seat of Kinton county. The speech was listen- publication, but coming from a wife who ac ili ilt in specie ed to with great attention, anil nothing occurred ty-" allV. 31tf companied her husband to Kansas : they stop and nothing could be seen below tbe surface. At our latest advices, Capt. Barter is as com The California news is unimportant. doting the day that was unworthy of Kentuck- D U T C IIE lV d ped first in a log house where they ‘ hid to hold The water was drawn off as soon as possible, fortable as could be expected under the circum- The miners have held a meeting denouncing ians. During liis speech, Mr. Sanford said some Fire.—The store of Mark T. Bussey, of East their bed clothes with their teeth to keep them and in about an hour and a half the body was stances, and bis present symptoms are in favor Fremont’s Mariposa claim and threatening re very severe things of slavery, speaking of i; as Hampden, was burned last night with all its from blowing away.’—And thus runs tbe rest a great evil. The Republican party were not 2ZJ 2E3 G5 2EZ - O YP recovered. Meanwhile her bonnet, shawl, par- b*8 recovery. His original danger was from sistance. contents. The loss is about S2000,, S1325 of of the letter. abolitionists, as bis bearers bad been informed , which is insured in theSpringfidds (Mass.) and IS SURE DEATH TO THE WHOLE asol, wallet and some pieces of paper were ’ internal hemorrhage, but this danger was con Advices from Oregon aro to June 20th. ‘ 1 wish to goodness that I could give you a Fears are still entertained of further Indian no more so, indeed, than were Jefferson and York county office.—Bandar News. ILdtAAlfogj CSC-y-cJ. TO p a n O T fu drawing of our house and furniture, hut I can’t found, on the bank near by, partly concealed i sidered past on Monday. Any peril to the life difficulties at the dates. Clay. The repeal of the Missouri Compromise do the thing justice, l’he house is about ns Oregon a slave State be declared was the “ perfidy of plighted faith.” Halifax, July 28. 10,30, P. M. C. W. ATWELL, Portland, Suite A-rect. rr^i under bushes, apparently as they were placed the patient now to bo feared, would atise Tl e policy of utakin Strong wind from 8, W. Thick outside. No large as year kitchen. The logs are beautifully continues to be urged, ,nd a prospectus has He was not in favor ol immediate emancipation. C. I’. FESSENDEN, nnd N. WIGGIN, Agents for hewed on tho inside, (they'still retain their | lhere by herself. Tbe wallet contained a $100 from infhmation, but this is not now appre- signs of the Europa. Rockland, mid sold by Druggists nud Dealers in Medicine been issued fur a pro-slavery paper We are informed that orders will go to the natoral appearance on the nut side.) I have the bill on the Merchants’ Bank of Boston, and bended, although the patient is not past the The m irkets at Sin Francisco are glutted ,)ouse of M ,ra and Nephews, of New York, by generally. 31if greitest quantity of kindlings by just going \ mj -q ; jj b;na and cbange but no writing! sti‘te in which inflamation might be excited, with all kinds of produce. There is no demand b|le Black Warrior to-duv, for the construction The editorof the Gospel Banner gives an ac- ! around the walls and pulling them off. YVe i . . . , ° w • r l .u . n . n . Gentlemen in their Dressing-Rooms, wiil hive enough to last several years, if we' was founl1 SlvlnS evidence as to tho owner.— ' ' e a’’° informed that Capt. Barter expresses and prices are rapidly depreciating. of the submarine cable, and the announcements count of a visit to FoitKnox, in Bucksport Nar Gallegi flour is nominal at $13.50, per bid ; p()r proposals for the lines through Florida and rows, on the Penobscot River. From the fact Ladies at their Toilet, have good luck. We have no window, but For some tunc, no one could identify the body, ’much sympathy for the young man who made 7.50 nor libl. for both r- ...... r .. tint the British once sought the upper waters Mothea** eu the Xxsrucry, Something far more convenient, made by simple pork had declined folly S7.50 per hbl. for both , Georgia.—La Brensa dc la Habana, July hut it was finally recognized as that of Miss ; this assault upon him, and is really anxious that mess and clear. of that river and ransacked tho country, the . The Old to Restore the Ilair, moving the shingles to one side, as they are not P ortland, July 23. The wife of lion. Wil Eliza Lunt, daughter of Mr. Janies Lunt of this £he result to himself may he such as to make At Sacramento a man who was walking near general government has seen lit to make this AND TtlE YOUNG TO PRESERVE IT, nailed; it answers every purpose. The day we liam Pitt Fessenden, of that city, died suddenly city. Wo cut the following paragraph from the case only that of an aggravated assault, the “ slough,” saw something shining in tho . fort quite a military stronghold. The Banner - - - USE --- - got here, Mr. S.—made a table and a cupboard, at the Glen House this afternoon. Her remains says: “ During our stay in Bucksport we and two benches, (one las a back.) About tbe American which, we believe, is the general wish of the dirt. lie approached it, and Io ! it was a clasp LYON’S lady's kid glove ; hu seized it and pulled were brought to this city this evening —[Bos- visited Fort Knox, now being erected. This, us bedstead lias not vet come from ‘ The Pint,’ we “ She came to this city on Thursday and p u t! community ar'tfofo 10,1 Juurnc!- far as it goes, is a repetition of Ehrenbreitstein, S . A T TZ A I S . O NT . make our beds on the tl ior. We have twoj and lo ! again, lie found within that little at Coblenz, on the Rhine. It is on a high ele THE MOST CELEBRATED up at the City Hotel, where her deportment was of female wearing apparel SGOO in coin. An Incident at a Fire.—Tho Mem’ his Ncwc shelves where we put all our pretty things._i quiet and lady-like. She was appircntly cheer vation on the right bark of the river, 100 feet Three or four bags hanging around the walls Bath and Rockland Mail Route. —It will ives the following incident at a recent fire in PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR 7, ,u,ful, and convetseuconvetsed witnwith Air.Mr. nand Mrs Norris Seventy-two pounds of gold bearing quartz above tho water level and commanding the river belp the appearanco of them very much. Mv j .i r .i i taken from a claim in Sonora, yielded fourteen timteity: Several warehouses destroyed were The World has ever Known ! ‘ „ r • j , . . a , -u.v and other persons of the house, out once I be recollected that Mr. Pinkham, of Augusta, ken from a c! ‘ both ways for miles. It is fi« £ sided, and equal guitar£TU 1 C.ir occupies(lCCUnie<4 51a lr friendly n n n l r nnnr>position noOnear r 1-Lnthe nme.-il m .J • . ’ filled with whisky. As soon as the two banks or twice each day upon the' street It was. | was the successful bidder for the contract on the thousand doila to a parallelogram, 200 hy 150 feet. It will The immense sale of this unequalled preparation—nearly hag. I have a nice little co,iking stove, which , baw‘ caught fire, there was a stream ol whisky, 1.000,000 BottEca per Year J ever, noticed by some that her appearance mail line between this city and Bath for four The Mariposa Gazelle thus describes a newly brandy, ale. ruui and gin that commenced tl nv- have on the main work 100 guns, and 50 hat- bakes very well. We have no chairs, or any- i at times - was unusual and abstracted. At 11 liscovered grove of mammoth trees ; teriea, with casein;'. es and barracks to accom- ! pro’'e’ “'>'J universal populatin'. thing that ‘ town people ’ require ing through the broad gutters towards Main C. W . ATWELL. Portland, Stale As I wish vnn h-ul -Pon .u o ti r v i °o'clock ciock on oicura.iy,Saturday, sueshe rung tiiothe hell,bell, and in- • years from the first of July. Ilis offer was very ‘ The grove is about three quarters of a uiilo inndate 500 inen. It presents to tbe river a street. The liquid current caught five. The C. I’. FESSENDEN nnd N. WICGIN, Agents lor e had no dishes Charlev ate°Uff *n^ er; Quired of Mr. Norris for a coach ti t.tke her to | low, but for some reason be has failed to com- i in length, and nearly hall a mile in width, con- blue lambent Haines 11 cited down the broad front of two tiers of guns, varying from 32 r ° “ "S the cars for Lawrence, and was informed that ni„r„ »i1Rbn.P„,.; I mining over two hundred trees, two-thirds of pounders, to twelve inch coluiubiads, which are Rncklun 1, nnd sold by Druggists nnd Dealers in Medicine Mr. S—took the lid of the stove! M—ateoff plete the bargain. We understand that, about thoroughfares of our city, and were fanned lb 3 ltf she could not go till half past 4, or early on , . ,, T m r t, , , . which are over eighteen feet in diameter. Out nearly a mile by tho fresh breezes from thea I short guns of heavy bore for carrying hollow ■ her bread ; I had a big piece of brown paper.— -past 3 Mr.__ _N...... in- awoet 8lr)co. Messrs. J. I. & W. Berry, of tins of twenty-two trees wo measured, the smallest shot. $300,000 have been expended, and D —and Mr. S—have made two of the nicest Monday morning. At half-pa__ _ southwest. We saw a negro endeavoring to D R . P E T IT T ’S quired’of her if she intended to go by the next cityi effected a contract with the Department was sixtv-five feet in eireumfereneo. The extinguish...... the flames that lie might get a drink. $400,000 mofe aro to be used before the work gardens you ever saw. They fenced them, and i r“.i i i j .j i extinguish i is done. Everything is completed in the strong C bS Sin BSBSZj « «■?/. all in three days. e I helped D—clear off the train. She replied that she had decided to wait at a rate of pay considerably larger than Pink- largest ol the group measured one hundred and brushed Hie floating fire up the stream and till Monday. Soon after, she went directly to | , six feet in circumference, another one hundred dipped into it his flat nose and dense lips ; the est manner possible, and Fort Knox will be a To be calued needs but to be Known! garden for three days—and I wish you could __...7, •; ham s oiler, and larger than that of the la6t four and two feet, and a third one hundred nnd six miracle of strengli. see my hands ! But I have been verv hannv— the spot where the latal act was committed, as , dam above gave way, and there caine a flood ol It is its own Be3t Recommendation ! i/ , V J , sueshe was seen on uiethe iracKtrack near byuy wnerewhere sueshe i j years<— ------aD|a are B°l® owners of the line for the feet. Another, whieh hud been blown dow n, alcohol, his head took fire, and tho last we saw Thnrsd.. ___ .y I did a three, wl-ks’ s washin'w-i-uii i-' D - s ' threw herself f inin twenty tWen,ty minutes ‘“inUtef beforebe,frn 4 4 o’clock. °’Cl'’Ck- I 1 next four f°Ur years. It is gratifying to know that and the top broken off mid burned, measures him he was travelling at railroad speed, lik The Bangnr Evening iVeics has the following Rut a short Iin,e sh-.ce we were talking with nu agent vsry well and as happy ns he can be. °Ile has a Pro? ab,'y passed above the .Mills to escape their teams and drivers are to continue on the eight, feet . .in diameter, , • , • at ,the ,broken , ,or • small 111 a torchlight procession, down Jellcrson street.jOnthehreadquesti.in; who had formerly sold but little, but bad aoiv sold all out. I observation. end remaining, which is one hundred and ninety- ° 1 “ The wheat crop in the nine gfcat wheat Ho informed me that it had cured his wagon and a yoke of oxen, cow and calf, two road. The travelling public has lost nothing by two feet from tho base or roots of the tree. O ‘ * T--- ” ---- r-.--,...... m...... turkeys and two dogs—which, I believe, a.l Miss Lunt had also been in Manchester twice n A Long L iver 5 otage Fifty-one Days on the growing States of the north west was 47,55(1,- W IFE’S SORE BREAST, Mr. Pinkbtm’s failure to come up to bis offer, a single acre there are twenty- three trees, the After which others bail tried it. and the live stock we have yet. We have nt t seen before, the last time in October last. We learn ,e Missouri. The Se. Louis Democ-al announces . ,im b„.|„.ls in 1849. and tlm T’.o smallest of which measured eighteen feet nine 1 the arrivalval at. a t tl t h a t nitv (in lh a OI-*. -t lo.ouu uusbels. The Cincinnati Gazette esti Evcs-vbotiy Lilted It I ableteL Sri,,CCn ^ e-ftthe b“atT it.,is nat la3hion- that a sister who accompanied ber nn b«, fi.- and we suppose the Department has ample se- A b out uift} Twilight, after a trip with government cui'iLj tor Uliy loss it uxaj mates. On what it deems sounds data, thp w heat A Carpenter ill Gnnnlen, Me., nffiicled with u r is going to built n nnrt tevenu ygars ago, married Deacon Daniel these Ihere is another group containing about stores and Indian goods to the month of the crops of the same States for 1857 at 73,000,000 week—a frame one, too. How 1 wish you were , J ° If there is money to be made on this mute, thirty trees.” river Aue Tramhle, a distance of two thousand CANKER IN THE MORTII, here ; I lorg to see you. Tbe country is lovely Wooden of Manchester, and committed suicide a and the corn crop of 413.000 000. This shows tried vnr i remedies—had recourse to Physicians, but none more deserve it than the Messrs. B rry, who A______vessel has ... arrived at San Francisco, from 'flce hundred and twenty miles. The trip oc- and we have a splendid place. 1 have two year ago last spring. Tbe Amer/cflzi says that an increase of about 55 per cent, on wheat, and obtained relief. are men of integrity, and use every effort for the Elide Island (Lower California), with a cargo eupted fifty one days. The Demccrat thinks 33 per cent, nn corn, which wiil allow some beautiful bouquets I g itbered yesterday whet. I whi,8 Misg Lunt was iu .Manchester, list fall, that soch a trip as this will serve to impart to moulh was one complete CANKER SORE. The went with D—alter wood, l rode in an ox- accommodation of travelers on their routes. ol 120 tuns cf guano. The guano has been 28,000,000 bushels of wheat for export. Of s swollen and AFTECTED TO THE POINT OF wagon ! it has been so cold lately that I have ier mannera were very quiet, modest and un tested, and found superior to the Peruvian the denizens of the Atlantic Coast some true no this great cerial crop fully one half goes inti tion of the grand extent of the great West. M’e SUPPERaTION, and CLEAVING OFF FROM THE worn two dresses. I think the comet does it ; ' sociable—often abstracted and melancholy.— guano. This is the first cargo ever taken from export partly in bulk, partly as pork, bird TEETH ■3T We were among those who were present that Island, which is claimed by Capt. J. B. C. think it wiil. what do you think of it by this time? Me She was quite a reader, and reflected much upon whisky and cattle. The surplus to be exported A perfect cure wa» t-decleti by o n e L -olile of have tbe most gooseberries and raspberries you »• - v , , L 4 at the first performance of Mr. J. P. Addams’ Ishaui and otiiers. There aro large quantities of A serious flood occurred in the streets of Al from these St ites will surpass that of 1850 bv Di-. Pclict’u Canker Balsam . ever saw, all neilr the house : besides etrawber- r?llsl0U9 subJects> but _ entertained peculiar it upon the Island. new play of “ Water Works.” The piece gave bany on Saturday, doing considerable damage to full 00,000, 000 bushels, nnd the surplus over C. W. ATWELL. Portland, Slate Agent. ries all around tbe door, and plenty of wild views. She believed in annihalation—tlia Tiie first pianoforto has crossed the mountains property. The rain fell in torrents, and was last year (which was much less than that of entire satisfaction—differing altogether from the C. P. FESSENDEN nnd N. WIGGIN Agents forReck- plums.’ I there was no existence beyond the grave. Her and settled down in Weaverville. It has created accompanied with thunder, lightning arid hail. 1849-50 (is estimated at from eighty to one hun- land, nnd sold by Druggists nnd Deniers In Medirine gen styie in which many supposed it would be writ A stnrin of a similar nature visited ILirtfoid dred millions ol dollars in value. Add to this appearance was so strange at times, that she a “ sensation ” far and near among the miners 'rally. 3j,f ten. It handled the subject delicately, while it thereabouts. yesterday afternoun. unprecedented amount which must come to the The Child’s Gift. was considered partially insane. Her deport- , . . , , , , gave many of the incidents as they have oe- A colored man employed in saloon nt On Friday afternoon, there a violent and Atlantic sea board, the imports from Canada, To Nervous Sufferers. A young girl with whose mother Gotthold tnent was always correct, and it is believed that r •• ■ n l i destructive tornado in the town of Tewksbury the estimated amount of which wo have no J RETIRED CLERGYMAN, RESTORED to es conversing in a girden, approached him at s!le destroyed'herself while laboring under All of citizens should witness this Weaverville, took from the crop of n chicken a was conversing in agirdon, approached peice of gold valued at one dollar and forty in this State, which lifted a man, a horse and means of determining, and it seems certain that * * health in a few days, after many years of great ner- first with a few leaves, and at last with a flower , . r . , , , new play. An afternoon performance will he wagon iu tiie air. unroofed houses, uprooted price of tho staff of life must bill very yous suil'ei ing. is anxious to make known the means of which she had plucked beside the walk, nnd aberrat",Q U)lnd> aa was undoubtedly the cents. cure. Will send (free) the prescription used. Direct the given on Saturday, August 1st. ** trees, and caused other d.image.—Boston Jour- materially, unless there should spring up an Rev. JOHN M. DAGNALL, No 69 Fultou Street, Brooklvn with child-like grace, offered it to him as a pres- case- M'ss Lunt is remembered by some of our uni. unexpected and extravagantly large foreign de Y. Iui2d cnt. M ell, said lie, my little maid, why should citizens as a pietty, very modest and untunassum- Naval—Small Pox as Cape de Vcrds. mand.” The Portland Advertiser of Tuesday •Gen. Concha’s Wealth.—Gen. Concha re I not be satisfiedI with thy small gifis bestowed ing girl) anl doubUess many will lame Washington, July 28. Official advices re mitted last year a surplus from the revenues ol Molliers, Mothers, Mothers. as they are with a simple and child-like desire '-■-“‘a-.o, .Ua„j „,n lament her morning came to our table in an entire new and port tl e arrival of the sloup of-war Dale at Hemp Hose. The Chief Engineer of our Fire of giving, even as God must needs be with sinii- " ^ ““cly decease, in tins melancholy manner. Cuba of four millions of dollars, and the pres Department lias received a jcint of thcnew'.v in A N OLD NURSE FOR CHILDREN— Don’t beautiful dress throughout, and appeared as ' Porto Gia lie, cape de Verdo Islands, on 17tli, ent one promises to yield 11 still larger return lar gifts of mine. Fondly would I often b r i n g ------of June. Small pox was raging so dreadfully on vented hemp hose for fiieengines—with an invi fail to procure Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for fresh and smiling as a rosy-cheeked virgin on u It is also st ited in well inforaied circles, says tation for our firemen to see if they can hurst Children Teething, It has no equal oil Earth No mother to Him great faith, glowing charity, deep devo- A young lady in Greenfield was bitten on the shore, that the sli p’s boats could not laud for the New York Herald, that he sent home a who has ever tried. Mrs. W'ii slow’s Soothing Syrup lor tionspiritoal! raise, sincere prayer and perfect' ];p |,y a black spider, a few nights since, while May morning. The Advertiser is nearly sixty table supplies. ir, with their machines. It is said to have with Children will ever consent to let her child pass through the million ot dollars on liis own private account,. stood the most powerful test in Portland where distressing and critical period of teeihiinr Yvithout tiie aid of child like obedience. But, t.iough I search the asleep. The lip immediately swelled badly, and years of age, but, more fortunate than was old realized in successful stuck speculations. this invaluable preparation. If life ai d health can be es whole garden of my heart, I can find no such (bp a few" d.iys ’ the . . lady . wus - quite sick . - ; but the late Chief, Mr. Davidson, introduced it par timated by dollars and cents, it is worth its weight in gold. flowers as these, of any worthy of being pre Ponce de Leon, it lias doubtless found that fa- New York. July 20. The steamship Glasgow tially some time since. Its cost is only half the Millions of Bottles of .M s. W .xsi.ow’s Southing through the application of proper remedies she “ It is impossible that anything so natural, Syrvi* are sold every Year iu the United States. It is an sented to Him, and He must be content to re bled spring whose waters give perennial voutb. fr‘.llu Glasgow 9th inst., arrived here to-day, cost of the leathern hose now in use, and ir is I old and well tiied remedy. has now nearly recovered from the effects of the ______“ I with 170 passengers. so necessary, and so universal as death, should ceive instead, weaknesses, good wishes and in bitu.—Et. ever have been designed by Providence as an not half so heavy. If it is found to work well None genuine unless the fac simile of CURTIS We have received the known to the po.ice of every city in the Union, the P. Ft. AV. and G. It. Ii. Depot, Allegha eircula of the jje js t|ic person who several years since robbed Cheap Potatoes.—The New York markets questioned as to where lie got the chattels, and aui1 we Diink all its many readers will pro-. Maine State Agricultural Society are lull of new potatoes a sixty cents per ny city. Before starting the conductor, Air. C . P FESSENDEN, for their ex I Stickney, tbe driver of the Boston and Quincy Samuel McCleary, passed through the ears, j Forrest andtiiat bo i^tlJ’r ‘'d °n 8teil'na?at nounce R an excellent number. Three dollars hibition to be held at Ban-or ou TiTuesday, Sept. : 3tage, ol several thousand dollars, all ol which bushel. ! rope and ou looking at the child, informed the l,pCan " e /e k ^ -T . reuiitted t0 Messrs. MiHcr & Curtis, 321 Broad- - 29, and to continue the three following d ay s.- ! bubs«!uently recovered. Since that period Bills ol the Hineock Bank, of Ellsworth, were “ all right. The officer turned ebony- to mother that ipbvould not live many hours, Druggist and Apothecary, the right about, nnd both went together on way, New York, will secure tho reception of The sum of over $4000 in cash premiums, be ' l,e bas rubuetl one Or morebanks‘n ^cw IJaiiip- Mo., recently selling at 50 percent, discount, ti t 11 w t i> / - -j, r .. ’ ‘ ' *" sld’Ui and somo two years since was arrested are now quoted hy Clapp, F u llerB ro w n , 3 and advised that she had better lay over un board the boat. Nobody was in si hG andD 'ep’ HoHsehoH Words, (post-paid) fora year, sides books, diplomas, &c., is offered for the io this city for robbing a Bank in Virginia, to WO. 5 K IM B A L L B LO C K . darkey went bo’dly to a gangway and shouted Kilby street, at 96 cents 011 a dollar. Quite an til the next train. The lady replied that outnuE “ •• hello,hello Bill Rill ! I” Sold, also, at Spear s, at 25 cts. per single num- various articles enumerated iu their circular, ! wliicli S'ate he was taken and impriusned, but improvement within a few weeks.—Portland she was obliged to go to Cincinnati as soon ROCKLAND. ME. • Hello it is ’’ came n response in a gruff ber. i comprising every thing in the departments of bF‘’K ' ’ a"d !><>w he is in a fair way to meet Ado. as possible, and even if the child died on the I rTUTCIIINS’ Head Ache Pills hy 1 . . i • 1 , . Ins just deserts in New’ Brunswick. Althougn sepnlchural tone, which Blitz would have en In the Essex poisoning case, the evidence ut way. Mr. 51., on hearing this determina- 2511 c p fessen DEN, Agent. vied, and which seemed to emerge from the agriculture, horticulture and the arts connected | the stolen money has not been recovered, we 7^" The English papers are still oocupied therewith, learn from a reliable source that Rand and his terly fails t ) sustain the suspicions first excited. tion, provided her with a comfortable seat in LOGIN’S depths of the steamer. The prisoner has therefore been discharged. It the front part of the car, comparatively free • Come up on deck right away. Bill : dare's a with the report and comments on tiie extraordi- 1 ______two companions cannot escape conviction, the is not even clear that the family were poisoned from dust, and laid tho dying infant on N E U R O P A T H I C F L U I D , police got me for stealin’ dis rope !’ nary trial and acquittal of Miss Madeline Smith Tirv a c m itt e^oneo of their guilt being perfectly conclusive. for the cure of , , i UE Slower Queen Scuottische. We —Boston Journal as they supposed. another, immediately in front. At every ‘ Ay, ay!’ again shouted the gruff voice— who was Charged with poisoning her lover— ; have received a piece of music with the above I ______Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Cramp, Toollmche, Ague in th. *jist wait, c.in tyou, ’till I git cn my trousL!' stopping place, this gentleman furnished race. Cholic, Cholera, all Internal Pains of the The prevailing opinion seems to be that she title, just published by Oliver Ditson & Co., . n o At Worcester on Saturday evening, a drunken Stomach and Rowels, Pain in the Rack, ‘ Y' ell, pull a heel den and be quick, for I some things whieh he thought would conduce was----- guilty,— .1althou .,------, ., . “ not „a 1 u za A Great P roject.—During the pnst three housekeeper, who was sm ishiug up his bed Side ami Limbs, Cuts, Rums, Chil wants to be off.’ ;h the crime was not Boston, and composed by Mr. G. D. Smith of years a CjnaI ,1U3 ljeen i(] t|]e por0cessLf excava- tables and chairs at a furious rate, told some to the comfort of the little one, and ease its blains, Cold Feet, Sprains, proyen Spinal Afleetions, This colloquy served to measurably satisfy tbe ' this city. It is dedicated by the composer “ to , tion on the American side at Niagara Falls, pulieo officers who interfered, that I10 was passage from this terrestrial life to that celes Ac., &C. officer, and he relaxed his watchfulness over his the ladies of his Flower Queen Class from the “ Old French Landing,” a short dis " breaking up house-keeping.” tial one which we are told is to last forever. The subscriber having discovered and thoroughly tested a prisoner. . The latter embraced this opportunit r.33~ We have been informed by Col. J. G. tance above the head of the rapids, back of the purely vegetable ami almost specific remedy for a large to take Ins leave slyly, and betook the eoil of An Italian who called at the New Y'ork pris Its pulse continued to grow weaker, and class of painful maladies, hereby invites the atilicted to test rope with him. The officer meantime became Burns, that the time of the annual encampment town to a point on the river a mile below. It as the “ iron horse,” with a load of human for themselves the merits of his invnluble preparation. Wo invite the attention of our renders will bo eighty feet wide and ten leet deep with on to seethe murderer of the butcher and po For all the complaints in which this compound is recom tired ol waiting and went in search of the freight, all buoyant with hope and health, mended, it is confidently believed the public will find no su of the 1st Regiment of the 2d Brigade and 4th to the advertisement of Miss Margaret Mnc- a bill at the outlet of one hundred and fifty feet liceman, Anderson, was searched, mid a book- vouch for his late prisoner. After considerable found on him coiitainina,a list of all the re was nearing Crestline, the soul of that infant perior. Division of the Yfolunteer Militia has been Farlane, daguerrean artist, (we wish all the ua- —thus affording ono of tho m-ist magiiifl-ent The Neuropathic Fluid produces its almost Magical ef trouble a man who was sleeping below was ceivers of sr-den goods, from New Y’ork to New fled to the God who gave it. So life and fects by its combined Stimulant, Laxative-Tonic anil Antt- changed from the 1st of September to tbe 25th • water privileges” in tho world. The canal roused up and questioned concerning tlm colored gnerreotypists were ladies) who offers for sale , company bave 8eventy acres ofhnd ,v|)6re they Orleans, written in Italian. death jostle each other. Spasniodic powers, ctiellv directed to the Nervous sys etn, of August. In accordance with this change and is warranted free from all narcotic, acrid, or other dele’ man and the coil of lope. The sleepy individu her picture apparatus, with the privilege of re- intend to erect mills and their appendages. The 5Ir. JlcClcary then asked tho mother if terious properties. al avowed that he knew nothing about either the encampment will ba held at Waldobo Tables have been published of tho births, As the proprietor wishes to bestow no false encomiums taining an excellent location at Camden, for be“d D|e canal can be reached by steamboats deaths and in irriages, in a single year, iu Eng she would not wait at Crestline for the next upon his discovery, he will refund the money paid for the and the officer finally ascertained that he had ro’, on the 25th, 26th, and 27th of the coming been regularly ‘ sold’ by a thief who possessed the practice of the art. This will afford a very 1ro,nJ J lkeI Erie j ? he experiment was tried on land and Wales, of some of the more numerous train, as it would he difficult to travel with medicine iu any ease of failure where it has received a fair me nth. , , . r , . . ^ e Fourth, and three boats went down nnd trial. first class ventriluquial power. good opportunity for any one who wishes to en- . baCk without difficulty. This place will, when of those English families whose surnames are a dead child uneoffined. She replied that it Prepared only hy N. WIGGIN, and for sale by C. P. —Philadelphia Bulletin, derived from occupation. It appoors from these was absolutely necessary to go right through FESSENDEN, No.5, Kimball Block. goge in the business. i the canal is finished, soon become the site of a J. II. ESTa R r o d a . Jr., Agent for Camden. statistics, which are reliub'e, that every year without delay. He then told her to take the Rockland, May 21, 1856. 2Itf YVe acknowledge our indebtedness to Mr ------j manufacturing city with great facilities for 5588 Smiths are born, 4044 Smiths, die, and John Randolph met a personal enemy in the S. K. W hiting, of Henderson, Jeffers & Co.’s ingress us well as unrivulled hydraulic power.— body in her arras, and cover it with a shawl, Our thanks are due to Hon. E. Knowlton, 3005 Smiths, determined to preservo the Smith Ridins in nn Ouinibua. street one day, who refused to give him half the Express, and also to Messrs. W. II. Carey, of State of Maine. families form extinction, do marry. and on arriving at Crestline, made the other As we Yvcre going down town in the Omnibus, opposite sidewalk, saying that he never turned out for M. C., for valuable public documents. conductor acquainted with the singular inci sat a voung and beautiful lady, we could not help admiring a rascal. Bryant’s and Lovejoy of the Eastern Express, The total of contribution to die erection of dent and circumstances, and so with the such beauty, until we saw gray hair mixed with the black, ,do’’. ?a'd Rudolph, stepping aside and Hor Bo8ton evening dailies, and late California A new paper is to be Started in Adrian Mich, which seemed to break the charm, the remedy for aUos< jj^"The May number of “ Godey” has been the Bangor Theological Seminary Chapel is, so corpse in her arms the bereaved mother sped gray hairs would be the Alpine Hair Balm, which i« war politely raising his hat—* pass on, pass on.’ pap.crs, by boat. called The Comet. It is 7? bave a now tail far, $4099,49. ranted in a short time to turn gray hair to itsonginal color, received. Thank you, Bro. Godey. every week. on her way to Cincinnati. be it Black, Browimc-Aubuxa. See tube rtinetueuu TH3 GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, LADIES’ LIST. fPO R Men’s and Boy’s Calf, Goat and Kip ELISHA KENT KANE. W Byrom Nellie Sas'i Lorinda C L Brogans, T. A. WENTWORTH S. SIR JA M ES CLARKE’S Burdett Lucinda M 2 Libby Surah E. R. SPEAR, Brewster Robert Mrs Libby Surah E A. BIOGRAPHY. Wholesale and retail Dealer In C-HEAP CLOTHING Celebrated Female Fills. Blood Lt thera McCobb Caro E New Music! New Music! Burham Louisa Maddocks Eliza J BY WILLIAM ELDER, BOOKS, ST.rnO.YERY, Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, Coombs Elvena H Messer Olive JUST RECEIVED AT In announcing the LIFE OF DR. KANE, we are but Counce Mary S Monroe Lucy 2 anticipating the wishes ol thousands and tens ofthous M. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Day Alden A Mrs Obin Phebe amis of the admirers of that great man. JEWELRY, g Perry Lizzfe C O. Queen. Dyer Vinul Having been a personal friend ot the deceased, and en Gilbert June B Philbrick Murella Twilight Musings. joying a large share of his confidence, Dr. Elder is well PAPKK HANGINGS, Gorden Annie M Reed Lovina T H E Subscriber has just opened with a NEW This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure nf nil Hark ! Hark the Lark. qualified to do justice to the subject. -L STOCK of those painful and dangerous diseases to which Ihe female Gilpittrick Lois Sweetland Olive 11 Balen del suo sorriio, selection from the Opera of This work will be issued in one handsome octavo vol FANCY GOODS, Sec., A c., {Constitution is subject. It moderates nil cxeess, and Gray Mary E Staples L A Mrs Il Trovatore. ume, ami will equal in every respect the superb volumes No. 1 Spofi'ord Block* moves all obstructions, and n speedy cure maybe relied HallMerior Tomas Mary Old Jronsides at Anchor Lay. of “ Arctic Explorations,” recently published. It will dart Ccmantha Torrey Nancy Lily’s Complaint, by Eldridge. contain a new lull-lace portrait, executed on steel, as well [ZENNEDY’S Discovery, the pure article can Clothing, Hats, Caps Jameson Mary E Winsiow Mary Dream of Love. Uh. be found at SPEAR’S. TO MARRIED LADIES as engravings of his residence, tomb, medals, dec. AND Kennedy Jane Weeks Betsey A I saw her at the window. In order to give this work to a large circulation it it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a shot time, bring Kent Rebecca Ward Annie O come at night when nil is calm, by Sidney Dyer. IVIERRILL’S Cream of Lilies for sale at Keav John Mrs be sold at the low price of §1,50. G ENTS’ FU R N ISH IN G GOODS &c., the monthly period withj-egularity. Yeaton Sarah J 5 Rose de 1’ermine. ___21l£______SPEAR’S.___ where the ONE CENT is added to the postage of each letter for Belle Brandon. O L D Hann the Pawnbroker, and many other Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government advertising. E. 6. SMITH, P. M. Vnlliance Polka. More than $.300,000 Sold within 9 Months. Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. My Mary Ann. V new publications may be found at No. 1 Spofford Darling Allie Gray. Block.______21 tf NAKED CAUTION. fSockland Bank. Rockland, July 22, 1857. 31t DR. KANE’S GREAT WORK, F you wish to buy good Jewelry at very low may clothe themselves at lower prices than at any other These Pills should not be taken by females during the I ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS, I- prices call at SPEa R-S Bookstore. 21 tf STORE in this city, and there the F ir s t T h r e e M o n t bn of Pregnancy, as they are sure Special meeting o f ths Stockholders of the Rockland Bunk will be held at their Banking Room J70R Ladies’ Nice Silk Gore Congress Boots, Is now being read by more than two hundred thousand BARE HEADED to bring on miscarriage ; but at any other time they art Aon Saturday, the first day of August next, at 3 o’clock P. T A WENTWORTH’S. T'HE Subscriber has just returned l'roiu BOS- XXTOOD’S Hair Restorative for sale by persons, old and young, learned and unlearned. It TON with a large Stock of may get a good H a t at the same rates. The best o safe. A1 , to determine whether they will accept the extension is just the book which should be owned and -L ’’ 21tf SPEAR. Furnishing Goods—such as of their t hatter, agreeably loan Act passed by the last ^ T J S T A . read by every American. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in Legislature approved April 14th 1857. IpANCY Goods of all kinds for sale very Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Handkerchiefs, the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, palpita Per order of the Directors, LYIdil.l.YCK COMPANY 500 NEWSPAPERS BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS L cheap at SPEAR’S, tion of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whiles, these Pills will WM. 11. T1TCOA1B, Cashier. have euch pronounced it the most remarkable and marvel No. 1 Spofford Block. Stocks, Suspenders, dpc., July 13. Iw31 HARTFORD, CONN effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al ous work ever published. I^UBIN’S Perfuinory lor sale at SPEAR'S. may also be found at low prices. Incorporated, 1819. HATS, C2VPS, O ’ Dont forget to call at the 2d door North of ths though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, THE FOREIGN JOURNALS I? OR Gents’ Patent Leather Oxford Ties, CASH CAPITAL, $500,000. Berry Block, (formerly occupied by HODGMAN, CARR antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. and the most distinguished savins of Europe are extrava — AND— A First rate assortment of Pocket Cutlery can dc CO.’e EXPRESS OFFICE.) Full directions accompany each package. T. A. WENTWORTH’S. ThoSvA. Alexander, Sec’y Titos. K. Brace, Pres’t. gant in its praise, „ ,, , JOSEPH KAUFMAN. A. B. HOUGH, Agent. lt is more interesting than UV be found nt E. B. SPEAB’S. 21tf Rockland, May 7, 1857. 19tf . Sole Agents for the United States and Canada, Insurance may be effected in the above Company by ap ROBINSON CRUSOE, QUELL and Buffalo Back Combs at SPEAR'S. JOB MOSES, North Bank. plying to GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, ° 21tf C. D. SMALLEY, being a faithful account of privations and hardships, the Lumber. (Late I. C. Baldwin &. Co.) Rockland, July 28th, 1857. at D. STABLER’^ Clothing Store. narrative of which cannot be read without a shudder. which were selected with great care expressly for this mar Blank Books and Stationery. RAVING opened a Lumber Yard near the Rochester, N. Y, THERE will be a Special Meeting of the Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857. 3tf OUR MOST EMINENT MEN ket, and will be sold at the very lowest Cn»h Prices* N. B. S I,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au I Stockholders held at their Banking Room. Crockett have vied with each other in extolling its merits. T. A. WENTWORTH, L1 R. SPEAR has a very large and well se- New Steam M ill on Main Street, Building, on Saturday, the eight day of Ajgust next, at fO R Ladies’ French Kid Gaiter Boots. Two vols., octavo, Superbly Illustrated. No. 2 Spofi'ord Block, lected slock of Blank Books and Stationery which a few rods South of the RANKIN BLOCK, the subscriber thotized Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by return three o’clock P. M. to see if they will accept a renewal ol T. A. WENTWORTH’S. 15tf Oopposite Thorndike Hotel. he sells at very low prices. is now prepared to furnish those in want of lumber with mail. Char er. Also to act on any other business that may le- Three Hundred Engravings. Blank Books made to order. all kinds usually kept in this city, on reasonable term*. 31tf No. 1 Spofford Block. For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, and N. WIGGIN ,ally come before them. Price §5.00. The stock on hand consists in part of 2w31 Per oraer, S. N. HATCH, Cashier. Ariininislrator’s Sale. HAYING TOOLS. PINE BOARDS of all qualities. Rockland : and one Druggist in every town in the United School Books. PINE DIMENSION 1 1-4, 1 1-2, 2. 3 and 4 inches thick. 1 5 D O Z E N 1)Y virtue of a license (rom the Judge of Pro- DR. KANE’S FIRST NARRATIVE. P R. SPEAR keeps constantly on hand a PINE DECK PLANK and RANGING TIMBER. JpOR Misses’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes and D cate, dated July 7th 1857. I shall sell at Public Ven PINE GUTTER PIECES of extra length. BIRR, FOSTER A CO,, No. 1 Cornhill, Boston A Gaiters of all descriptions. The United States Grinnell Expedition in Kimball’s Celebrated Scythes. -LJ* large assortment of all kinds of School Books which SPRUCE BLANK 2, 3 and 4 inches thick due, on SATURDAY the 15th day ofAugust next, at three will be sold at wholesale or retail. 20tf FENCE BOARDS. Wholesale Agents fur Ne v England. T. A. WENTWORTH ? o’clock, P. M., on the premises all the right, title and in Search of Sir John Franklin, 1 0 D O Z E N Fcbrniry 19, 1657. 6m8rs26 terest which J. J. BURNS, deceased, h<*d, at the time ol During the year 1850—51. TIMBER AND JOIST. bis death, in and to a certain parcel of land and improve KIMBALL'S PATENT SNATHS, Personal Narrative, by E lisiia Kent Kane, M. D., JUNIPER, PINE and SPRUCE floor Boards Guardian’s Sale. ments, viz : one hall of the Dwelling House and lot known U. S. N. O..e volume 8 vo., upwards of 550 pages, con which have for five years proved to b© the HEMLOCK TIMBER and JOIST. J S 7 . as the Nathan Pillsbury lot, situuled on Sea Street in the ASH PLANK. WIGGIN, Y virtue of a License from the Judge o( city of Rockland. taining 200 Steel Plates and Wood Engravings, including best arruugem eut in use. G. J . BURNS, Administrator. a fin- steel Portrait of Sir John Friuklin, being the only DOZ. North Wayne Scythes, CJDAPBOAROS, Probate, I shall sell at public auction, ou the prem •e one ever engraved in America. Also, a Biography 15 B ia Thursday the z7*Ii day August next, at one o’clock Rockland, July 23d, 1357. 30lf INVITATION. Heart, Extra and Clear, Sap, Extra Clear and No. 1 Brujgist and Apothecary, of Franklin, by S. Austin allioone, Esq. 3.00. P. M., for the benefit of LVDlA JAMESON, heir at law 10 DOZ. Keyes’ Scythes. Spruce, Extra and No. 1. NO. 4 SPEAR BLOCK. n the estate of Isaac Jameson, the following described This work is totally diotinct from the second Arctic Ex ------C A L L O N ------VOR Ladies’ Freffch Kid Congress Bouts, pedition, and embraces much valuable and interesting DOZ. Common and other kinds Sneaths. SHINGLES, eal estate, viz: a price of land situated on Jameson’s -L T. A. WENTWORTH'S. (Recently occupied by J. C. MOODY.) point, so called, bounded on the West by laud of John tier never before published. It should tie owned by all Best Extra Sawed Cedar, Bangor Extra No, 1, Ac, who have purchased the last Expedition, as- it makes I)r. DOZ. Hand Rakes, assorted qualities. DEALER IN Jones and John Manning; South by the sea shore; and uplvt, 20 PICKETS, a-t by a road recently laid out by the city of Rockland, Pine and Spruce. j PATENT MEDICINES, CHEMI- i first bounds, containing one acre mote or less. N o tic e 0 DOZ. Popes’ and Plimpton’s best 2 and 3 tined Forks cal*, Perfumery mid Fancy Goods. Terms made known at time and place of sale. NO. 7 KIMBALL BLOCK, BATHS, IS hereby given, that the subscriber has been A PH010GRAPH OF DR. KANE, DOZ. Superior quality Rifles — A L S O — JACOB ROSS, Guardian. I dul y appointed Administrator de bonis non of the Es 12 Pine and Spruce, dec., &c. Camden, July 24th, 1857. 3w31 tate of EZEKIEL PERRY, late of Rockland, in the Coun Taken F rom L ife by B rady of N ew Y ork, DOZ. Common Rifles The subscriber would tender his thanks to his hitherto PAPER HANGINGS. WINDOW CUR ty of Lincoln, deceased ; ami has taken upon himself that 0 Price $5.00. numerous customers for their liberal patronage, and hopes TAINS, FIREBOa RDS AND BORDERS. trust, by giving bond as the law directs. And all persons AND EXAMINE by strict attention to business and reasonable prices to f?OR Gents’ French Calf Boots, hsviiid demands upon the estate of the said deceased are 20 DOZ. Scythe Stones merit a share of the public patronage. A good assortment ROCKLAND, ME. L T. A. WENTWORTH’S'. required to exhibit thesame, uud all persons indebted to I X P R E S S , DOZ. Drag Rakes. will be kept constantly on hand. - Oct. 23. 1656. 43tf tile said estate are called upon to make payment. g CHARLES W.SNOW. Quick Sales aud Small Profits, Foreclosure. July 7, 1857. 3w29 COL. J . C. FR EM O N T’S ALSO—A full supply Spring Tooth and Revolving IHESIl ASSORTMENT A. HOWES. HORSE RAKES. P S.—Office on Main Street near the Steam Mill. WHEREAS.VVHEREAS. WILLIAM S. CARVER, then ( ------EXPLORATIONS. O ’ Please to call before purchasing elsewhere. ’ V of Rockland, in the County of Lincoln. Maine, on T?0R Ladies’ Side Lace Heel Boots, 50 Superior quality Grindstones—all sizes. Rockland, February 26, 1857. 9tf the 25th day of November. A. D. 1854, by his mortgage . Jj T. A. WENTWORTH’S. PREPAREDBYTHEAUTHOR, L ik e w is e , In t^ s city, 29th inst., by S. i . Fessenden, Esq., Edwin deed of ihat date, recorded in the Registry of deeds for ' W. Gould, of Bangor to Mi: Elizabeth S. Cooper, ol the Eastern District of said County, volume 23, Page 512, Grain Cradles, Sickles, Grindstone Cranks and Rollers, S t y l e s Doors, Sash, aud Blinds. Thomaston. conveyed to me the subscriber a certain lot of land to And Embracing All His Expeditions. Forks and Hoe Handles, &c., &c. lu this city, 1 lilt inst., by W. Battie, Esq., Mr. Hiram gether with the buildings thereon situate in said Rockland Don’t All Rush at Once. Superbly Illustrated with Steel Plate, and Being agents for several Scythe Manufactures we can Stevens, Jr., to Miss G. C. Long, all of Rockland. < •Which lot is described in said deed as follow »il C u ts, engraved under .li______r____ sell by the dozen to country trailers at Manufacturers BARROW’S- & EWELL, at a stake and stones on the Western side of thei,e F)R* COFFRAN performs surgical operatiotions mediate superin- | prices, and at the fewest prices at Retail. lu San Francisco, May 2d. by Rev. B. Brierly, Mr. Fred temfence of Col. Fkemoxt, mostly from Daguerreo IXTOULD inform the citizens nf Rockland and erick G. Wentworth, former! v of this ci tv, to Miss Char e road now called Main Street and Southern side of and examines diseases, at his office, free of ciiarROE,( types taken on the spot, and will be issued in a style to H. P. WOOD, ’ ’ vicinity that they are engaged in the manufacture iot la .\o k c s. of Russian River, Cal. road leading to the Methodist Meeting House, anil t< Inesday afienioous. lie will exchange any article mutch Dr. Katie’s works. It wiil also eoutaiu a new at the old stand No. 1 Wilson’s Block. of the above named articles, in R o c k v ille at the head In Montville, July 18. by Rev. E. Knowlton, Mr. David made by :be junction of said roads, thence rtiniiiu. medicine oi diet for the sick, or pay cash for roots and Steel Portrait, being the only correct likeness ol the au Rockland, June 22, 1857. 26tf of Luke Chikawaiikie, three miles from R o c k la n d , Leaiian, of Montville, and Miss Mary Ellen Monson, ol Southerly by said sh ore road or Main Street feet i herbs, gathered in proper season and well cured lie thor ever published. SPRING GOODS, where they are prepnred to execute orders for any of the. Searsmont. to land of Euos Crockett at stake and stones; thence warrants a cure of Polypus without pain or an operation Two Volumes, Octavo—§5.00 TEST Received, Mclasses, Crushed, Powdered above work nt very short notice. lu Providence; R. I., by Rev. Theo. G. Cook, C.C. Westerly sixty feet by said Crockett’s land to stake and X. IS. Rockland Botanic Depot, No* 2, and Havana B. Sugars, Hyson, Oolong, \ingyoung S U C H AS In addition to which, are prepared to do a variety of Crary. Esq , mid Miss Helen E. Dolliver, both of Searsport. stones; thence Northerly by land now owned by Enos Lime Rock St., is the only place where pure Botanic and Soushong Tens For sale by In Freedom, July 12, Sumner Gliddeu, Esq., and Miss Crockett (formerly by Gilbert Ulmer) ami parallel with Medicines can lie bad in ibis city. J. watts, Ladies’ Black and Colored GAITERS and CONGRESS J O B W O R K , Violetta Danforth, bnth of F. said shore toad twenty feet to said Meeting House road ; Rockland, July 22, 1857. 30tf BRAZIL and TUiTbRAZILIANS. 20tf Cor. Main and Pleasant Sts. BOOTS. such as o e In Lincolnville, July 11. by J"s in said mortgage having J J AS just recieved a large lot of StanchioiiN, Circular, and Scroll Sawing, in 2V l_< all out Cities, and by all who become JPOR Ladies’ Cloth York. G. P. PUTNA.M Chapman, Hill. Eastport; brig Mechanic, A L S O ------GALVANIC KELTS, SURGICAL lias been illustrated by a vast numheroi well-known facts cause of so many declines and fetnole weaknesses. The Bunker. Machias. 29ih. sells Hector, Snow, Boston; Geo Locfeets, Baskets, Pius, Rings, Cases, &c*, various diseases that attack children are quickly banished HOUSE KEEPERS USE IT PICTURE APPARATUS, lNST'Rl MEATS, SYRINGES, TRUSSES, PERFU (in the oilier band, the necessity of proper insulation has J a m e s .------. Salem; Sisters, Thompson, Boston: Con which will lie put up cheap for CASH. been shown by a vastly greater number of fuels, where by their healing qualities. cordia. Na-h, do; Granville, -----, do; Warrior, Miller. N BECAUSE IT The Pills are sent by maii, from the Proprietor only, 1 as they can have the same by applying to MARGARET MERY, ARROW TOOT, Fa RINa , CORN Pictures of Children taken from II) until 2 o’clock, P. the lightning has descended along the rods a part of the York; Florence, Jameson, do; Mountain Eagle, Ames, do. M., in clear weather. on receipt of the price. The postage iu the United States, Clears their Houses of Bed Bugs, i MucFa RLa NE, the only artist in Camden, with the STARCH, TAPIOCA, SAGO, RICE, way down, and then entered the buildings along the staples not over 3,000 miles, is fifteen cents on live boxes, which 1 privilege of the b e it room in the place for this purpose, Call aud Exmsiiue Specimens* by which they were attached. Lives have been l°sl in mid other dietetic articles for the sick, tills manner: an instance of this happened last summer must be inclosed in money or stamps. If we have no it has always had the reputation of being one of the best DR. COFFRAN. Rockland, July 1, 1856. 27tf agent in jour place, send to us by mail. We are respon DOMESTIC PORTS. LANDLOKDS USE IT, j places in Hi Stale to gel a goo'd picture, ns it has been oc- near Philadelphia. It may be objected that if insulators Rnckhtml, July 8, 1857. 2dlf be used, the lightning cannot come from the building lo sible for all moneys sent us by mail. NEW ORLEANS—Ar 19th, shin Middlesex, Godfrey, BECAUSE THEY i copied lor i: ny years by R? MacFAltLA.NE one of the FRENCH CONFECTIONERY. rr sale by respectable druggists and dealers in medi Bosi. brigs IR-IIe, York, St Jago; G W M AIlG ARET MacFA R i.ANE, JOSIAH 3. GBINDLE, New York, Sole Proprietor, STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS AND SHIPMAS 29 tf Camden, .Maine Lemon Gum Drops, &c., is Chase.Philadelphia; j Leaves i:o poi&ououH dtisi to Infect the air, Country Honey, at City Drug Store. _ 27tf by “ Otis’s Patent ” than in the ordinary way, still the the above cat see Directions which accompany each box. Justin every time you make the bed. or sweep the room, as is The Beer made from this Extract is not only a henlthy quality ol iron is not very greatly increased. The con , Smith, Bangor; Isabella, Franklin, and Euphemiu, 1\R. DODD’S Nervine Invigorator. A ductors are square, and thereby ufford more surface than Principal Depot* No. 54 W hite>atrcett Ehlri-de, Bo always the case after using Corrosive Sublimate dissolved I. 90 0 .0 0 0 Bottles Sold! beverage, but one of the most healthy ami inviiiornting 291y Near Broadway, NEW YORK. I‘RO\ IDENCE—Cld 25th, brig Georgia, (of Damariscot Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1353, by that can be found for use in warm weather. The lojw J . permanent remedy for all nervous diseases, Debility, if round, with the same weight of metal ; and they are ta; C..»lisle. I hiladelidiia. ' in ulci bol. price at which ii is afforded, the readiness with which (he I " eakiiess ol llieGeuital Organs, Incontinence Impotency, more slendor than ordinary, which they can well afford J, R ussell Spaldino, in the Clerk’s Office of ...... , Barrenness. Fainting Fits, Epilepsy, Spasms, Palpitation, to be on account of their great number. sa V v \ \ All—i hl 23d, barque Larov, Coleninn. Boston; It rcmaitiM a long time wherever applied, the District Court of Massachusetts. Beer is prepared fiom it, its healthfullness mid agreeable brig Angola. Cunningham, New Brunswick, schr M Wood ness as an every day drink, have rendered this e of the 1 Ilysteria, Head Ache, Deferiyim Tremens, <5ce., 11 «n nrrniiKcil iIihi one handle nnawers lor them nil, 27tf Sign of Blue Mortar. Goldsrnilti A Caution 10 Purcharierg of Gargling Oil. being much smaller take very much leas loom in the Q0NSTA.NTLY on hand aud for sale at the 20lf J - WATTS. Ilazeliine Wm 2 Tibbetts Francis G TUST received at M. C. ANDREWS’ Spur- Cheat. " ICKLED LIMES. PICKLED LIMES^ HowiH A P Welch James Jr t The only genuine has “ G. W. Merchant, Lockport, N. ; Y.” blown iu euch bottle, and ulso has bis signature over J g e o n ’s Sermons Second Series. J. C.L1UBY & SON. P At City Drug Store. 27 t(27 GAS WORKS. Hodges Augustus Worm a I Joseph Rockland, June 17, 1357. Rockland, June 25, 1857. 26tf Ankle Ties. Hodges Charles Wcnixvorili Cyrus j the cork. ITISSES and Children’s Patent Leather and Higgins J0I1.11 V\ Iritrnmh A J 2 The genuine is for sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rock- TUST Received nnd for sale, Hoes, Shovels, Sargent’s Readers. Holden James Welsh John , land, also bv Druggists and dealers generally. TUST Received by J. WAITS, Raisins, Figs, tl Spades and Munure Forks, by iVJ. Kid Ankle Ties. July 29,1857, 4m31 O Citron, Currants, Oranges and Lemons for sale low. TpOR Children’s Fancy Hats and Caps, R, SPEAR will sell Sargeant’s Readers at BERRY A RICHARDSON. Hewitt L 6 Rockland. J un*^, 1857. SJtf Cot. Main Pleasant Sts. J- T. A. WENTWORTH’S. EI. Boaion price* by wholesale. F-AJRE REDUCED. AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS. H. B. EATON, M. D. A Ctedicine that Never Debilitates- •Alpine H air Balm , — §§§§------HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN &c Fire Insurance. FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR 1 JT S IP JE F 1JVE . IF IT. ED D Y , D R . S A N F O R D ’S TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, MEMBER OF THE MAINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. J3- Warranted to Cure Baldnes*, Scurf, Dandruff, itch E ll'Cim. PORTLAND, BOSTON, LAW (L.tk Agent of U. 8 Patent Office W ashington, ing aud all diseases of the skin. Thi* Balm gives the E. HC. O C H R A N ’ scalp a new and hnalthy action } restores the coloring RENCE AND LOWELL. UNDER THE ACT OF 1836 ) Member of the Homeepalhic College of Health <5fC. INVIGORATOR 16 STATE ST., opposite Kilby at., Baaton, OR LIVER REMEDY ! matter to the roots of the Hair, which pusses through the A FTER an extensive practice of upwards ol twenty DOCTOR EATON keeps constantly on hand the vari IRSURANCE AGENCY, Hair and gives il a natural color without the use of Hair t i i 3>flindid and fait sailino itiamxb A years continues to secure Patents in the United ous Homeopathic Medicines. as all the good qualities of a purga Dye. States* also in Great Britain,France, and other foreign tive medicine, answering the purposes of auy Ca Hundreds of preparations have been introduced, pre countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all BOOKS, MEDICINE CHESTS, ETC. Hthartic without the debilitating effects experienced fromtended to preserve the Hair and keep it from falling off Papers or Drawings for Patent, executed on liberal terms, SPOFFORD BLOCK, MAIN ST., most purgatives. It acts slowly and gently, but surely, composed of Oils, Alcohol, aud other deleterious materi and with despatch. Researches made into American or Calls left at the Telegraph Office in Rockland, or at hie moving the bowels to carry off all the secreted matter, at als, and all to no use. Hair dyes have been introduced Foreign works, to determine the validity or utility of Pa residence in Rockport will be promptly attended to. ROCKLAND. the same time, stimulating the Liver to a proper per that do not give the hair a natural color, besides being tents or Inventions,—and legal or other advice rendered in Rockport, Oct 1656. Iy24 formance of its functions. troublesome to use. This Balm is not a dye. Knowing all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims of that a preparation was needed to do what was required DANIEL WEBSTER, any Patent furnished by remitting One Dollar. Assign g-Td . s m it h The Invigorator cures Sick Headache. Take one or two for the Hair, the proprietor was induced to experiment ments recorded at Washington. teaspoonsful nt each attack and it will soon disappear.— until he could obtain an article that would be the exact CAPT. SAMUEL BLANCHARD, This Agency is not only the largest in New England, but TEACHER OF PIANO FORTE, Ror an overloaded stomuch, or when food rises or sours, remedy, and after seven years trial hai perfected this AVING, ihe past winter, received a new set ol Boiler® through it inventors have advantages for securing patents, Vocalization and Harmony, E. H. COCHRAN, take the Invigorator after eating, and it will not prove Balm. It is soothing and emollient, allays all irritation ot H and been thoroughly overhauled and put in the best or ascertaining the patentability ot inventions, unsurpass disagreeable or oppessive. For Heartburn, Palpitation, or the scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching. If possible condition for the accommodation of the travelled by, if r.ot immeasurably superior to, any which can be TTTOULD respectfully inform the public, that WILL TAKE RISKS ON Difficult Breathing take a teaspoonful once or twice daily. Cures Dandruff and Scurf, and when the hair has turned ing community, has taken her place on the line between offered them elsewhere. The testimonials below given For Loss of Appetite, Languor or Listlessnesss, the medi gray it will bring it bock to its original color, be it Black, VV he cun he louml lit MORSE BROTHERS, Music Brown or Auburn. It makes the Hah soft and glossy,— Bangor and Portland, connecting with thes cars for prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA Room, Snow’s Block, Main Street. DWELLING HOUSES, cine is invaluable. It will restore the appetite and make Boston, Lowell and Lawrence, and will run as follows : TENT OFFICE than the subsciber; and as SUCCESS IS He has permission to refer to the following gentlemen. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the food digest well. Nightmare, take a teaspoonful on prevents it from falling off as will be seen upon using Leaves BANGOR e' ery Monday, Wednesday and Friday THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, retiring, and the demons of dream-land will all be fariea. this balm for a few days—life will be given to the roots, ot H. G. Berry, A. C. Spalding, After eating a hearty dinner, take a dose of Invigorator and the Hair, and growth will soon appear. Growth does not- morning nt 6 o’clock, arriving at ROCKLAND at about he would add that he has abundant reason to believe, and W. A. FantHWortli, N. A. Farwell, STORES, 11 o’clock, A. M., and arriving at Portland in season for can prove, that at no other office of the kind are the it will relieve all oppression or fullness. The Invigorator take place at the end ot the Hair, as will be seen in per F. Cobb, T. Williams, is a Liver Remedy of unequaled virtue, acting directly on sons who have their hair dyed. If you examine gray hair the 4 1-2 o'clock train for Boston. , charges for professional services so moderate. The im W. II.Titcomb, J.T. Berry, STOCKS OF GOODS, RKTDBKiKO.-Leaves PORTLAND for BANGOR and mense practice of the subscriber during twenty years past, that organ, curing Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Billious Attacks, that has been colored for a week, you will find towards I. K. Kimball, FINISHING RISKS ON BUILDINGS Dysentery, Piles, Worms, and all Female Obstructions, the roots, that the hair has come out gray, hence it is nec Intermediate landings on the River every Monday, W ednes- has enabled him to accumulate a vast collection of specifi Rockland, April 15, 1857. 16tf day and Friday evenings, on the arrival of the cars from cations and official decisions lelutive to patents. These, in process of construction, and all other In for which it has no equal. essary to have the lluid at the roots of the hair healthy, Boston, arriving at ROCKLAND every Tuesday,Thursday besides his extensive library of legal and mechanical JACOB ROSEVELT & SON. that the whole blur may be a natural color. Each hair and Saturday morning at about 3 1-2 o’clock. works, and full accounts of patents granted in the United 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, I ’ARE.-From Rockland to Boston and Lowell, $ 2 ,0 0 States and Europe, render him able, beyond question, to known to be safe and prompt in the adjust public, prepared with such skill by a scientific man, through which there is a constant circulation of the pig ’ “ “ “ Portland, 1 ,5 0 offer superior facilities fur obtaining patents. SHIP CHANDLERS, ticularly for diseases of the Liver, as Dr. Sanford’s Invig ment from the root. When this pigment or coloring mat River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rate*. All necessity of a journey to Washington, to procures 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, Agent. DEALERS IN second to no other article in he world, simply because it To invent a balm that would produce this pigment has be patent, and the usual great delay there, are here saved in Insurance effected in Stock Companies or rests on its own merit. To convince all by trial that it is Agent’s Office at Ins residence, No. 5, Elm Street. ventors. — come the study of the proprietor. The discovery of the Rockland, April 22, 1656.______8m 17 CORDAGE, OIL, PAINT, TAR, PITCH Mutual j as applicants prefer. all its proprietors claim it to be. if any of our readers are Alpine Hair Balm will do it. I will bring the hair to its Testimonials. suffering from such diseases as are described in Dr. San natural color by making anew the coloring matter in the “ During the time I occupied the office of Commissioner 'J'HE SUBSCRIBER has just received bis OAKUM &c. ford’s advertisement, we know of no remedy that will roots of the hair. Sum m er A rran g e m e n t!! of Patents, R. II. Eddy, Esq., of Boston, did business at MAINE INSURANCE COMPANY, surely cure them as the Invigorator. It is a mistaken notion that oil or grease will restore the Patent Office, as Solicitor for procuring patents.— SUIT’ STOKES, the hair, as nothing can be more injurious. The Alpine There were few, if any, persons acting in that capacity, AUGUSTA, ME. There has lately been brought to our notice a medicine Hair Balm, will restore the skin and save the hair of FARE REDUCED. who had so much business before the Patent Office ; and Spring Stock of Goods, PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES, that seems to possess wonderful, curative aud healing those who have been sick with fever or any disease. there were none who conducted it with more skill, fidelity 22 SOUTH ST., & 33 COENTIES SLIP, C ap ital $ 3 0 0,0 0 0. properties in diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Digesti Prepared by C. A. P. MASON, Providence, R. 1. T W O TRIPS A WEEK. and success. I regard Mr. Eddy as one of the best in Consisting in part of GENTS’ J. H. W illiams, Sec’y. J. L. C utler, Pres’i Organs. It came to us with so many testimonials in D. P. IVES ' that this medicine, for family use, is not over rated by the From the present Commissioner. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. b host of recommendations it lias. Our advice is, for all GERMAN ELY TAPER. To the Ladies of Rockland. troubled with Indigestion, Debility or Bowell Complaint, “ August 17, 1855.—During the time I have held the S o ft H at 9. 7OR the sure and certain de JUEJWEMOJV M M O IU ), office of Commissioner of Patents, R. H. Eddy, Esq., of Capital and A ssots$218,887 to get a bottle and try i t ; our word for it, relief will be MRS. J. R. ALBEE, experienced. 1’ s Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction Gents’ New Style Black, Drab, Brown and Blue J. C. P vnchon, Sec’y. W m. B. Calhoun, Pres’t. BUGS, MOSQUITOS, Ac. CAPT. CHA’S SANFORD, of business with the Office as a solicitor. He is thorough GRADUATE of the Female Medical Col- Will leave BANGOR for BOSTON every M o n Blessings to the I nvalids who use Dr. Sanford’s WITHOUT DANGER to ly acquainted with the law, and the rules of practice of lege of Boston, and Member ol the Female Medical be apprehended from the in day and Thursday at 11 o’clock, A. M., arriving at the Office, I regard him as one of the most capable and AAssociation, Mass. After a successive practice of nine vigorator, for it will relieve them of their pains ns soon Rockland at about 5 o’clock, P. M. as it is taken into their stomach. Pain and misery cannot sects poisoning anything they successful practitioners with whom I have had official in years, still offers her services *jo the Ladies of Rockland may come in contact with, af R eturning :—Leaves Foster’s South W harf BOS tercourse. CDAS. MASON, j Young Men’s New Style and the neighboring communities in the profession of exist where the invigorator is used, for it will as surely TON for BANGOR and intermediate landings on Commissioner of Patents.” drive them away, as daylight will banish darkness, of this ter leaving the paper. It is lhe river, every Tuesday nndFridar at 5 o’clock, P U u slu u , Jan. 6, 1057. I y 2 M I D , W T K K R Y , Charter Oak Fire and Marine Co. the can be no doubt to those who try it, for ii carries perfectly simple and safe, yet M-, arriving at ROCKLAND every cduesday and and Physician in female complaints. W A R, T F O K D , C O N N . viction with every dose taken. Another evidence is sure and certain in its action, S a tu r d a y morning nt about 5 o’clock. ECONOMY IN PRINTING. HATS AND CAPS. R e s id e n c e — Corner of Union and Willow Sts. thousands of certificates from those who use it or have and possesses a great advah- FARE.—From Rockland to Boston, $1,50 Rockland, Jan. 6,1857. ___ 11x2 CAPITAL, 8300,000 been cured by it. Try one bottle, if it does not benefit, tage over all other poisons in River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. of all descriptions. J oseph II. SntAoOE, Sec’y. R alph Gillett, Pros’!. then we are mistaken. its not being liable to be mis M- W. FARWELL, Agent. EVERY MAN HIS OWN PRINTER ! H A R R IM A N & Co., SANFORD CO.. Proprietors, taken. P. S. Agent’s Office at his residence, No. 5 Elm Street. ifr (Kl 345 Broadway New York. The above is the only sure Rockland, April 2, 1857.l*tf I BOWE’S PATENT Boy’s and Youth’s New Styles Wholesale agents in Boston, Burr, Fostei &. Co., No. 1 and genuine article EVER offered to the public as i SHIPPING AND COMMISSION Cornhill. Retail Agent J. Russell Spalding, 27 Tremont Deadly Poison for the above named pests. P I O N E E R 3L.I3STE!. ’Portable Printing'and HATS AND CAPS Conway Fire Insurance Company. St.,opposite Museum. As an evidence of its superior merits, and of the satis « M e r c h a n t s , H. II. IIAY. Wholesale Agent for Portland. faction it has given to the public, it is only necessary to Copying Frees, 25 COENTIES SLIP, CONWAY, MASS. C. P. FESSENDEN, Druggist, Wholesale and Retail state that its sale during the past season, in the NEW of all descriptions. CAPITAL AND ASSETS, 8200,000. EASTERN ROUTE. J. Harriman, ? Agent for Rockland. 3m26 ENGLAND STATES ALONE, was HIS Press will print from any kind of Type, Dies, Geo. C. Harriman. 5 NEW YORK. D. C. Rogers, Sec’y. J. S. W hitney, l’res’t ONE MILLION OF SHEETS 11 Wood Cuts, or Electrotypes, givivg as perfect an im T Children's Fancy Hats and Caps. II. CO. solicit consignments of Litn«&c. Also buy Which sale has induced certain unprincipled and unmiti M ACHlASPORT, ELLSWORTH pression ns any other press new in use, and may be used ON MANHOOD, gated scoundrels to offer a SPURIOUS and WOTHLESS AND ROCKLAND. ty anv lad of ordinary capacity. All kinds of Fancy and and ship Provisions, Corn and Flour. AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE. COUNTERFEIT article ; nnd against whom legal mess Ornamental Priuliug may be executed with this Press in Gents’, Ladies, Misses, Boy,9 and Children’s, July 1, 1357. _ __ ly27*___ Ju«t Published* Gratis, the 20th Thousand: ures have already been taken for the protection of the the neatest possible manner. Any kind of paper, of what FE W WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT public, and the * THE FAVORITE STEAMER FRANCIS HARRINGTON Bridgeport Fire and Marine Co ever quality or color, may be used, damp or dry ; also, A MENT, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local Only, True and Genuine Article, all kinds of enrd-board. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Gaiters MANUFACTURER OF BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervousand of which the public are hereby CAUTIONED.— This Press is most admirably adapted for printing fehop CAPITAL, 300,000. Debility, Impotency, and Impediments to Marriage gener Therefore, be sure and ask for PROF. MOHR’S Bills, Labels, Visiting or Business Cards, Bill Heads, En of all descriptions. ally. velopes, Railroad Receipts, Tea, Coffee, or Salt 3ags, BLOCKS & BTJMBS, J. II. W ashburn, Sec’y. II. W. Chatfield, Fres’t. ULlOlAA f l y p a p e r , AT STEAM MILL, UP STAIRS, BY B. DE LANEY, M. D. and aa a Copying Press, is superior to any thing now in The important fact that the many alarming complaints, AND TAKE NO OTHER. use. The larger sizes will be found very useful to print GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, ROCKLAND, ME, originating in the impudence and solitude of youth, may M. S. BURR &. CO.. No. 1 Cornhill, Boston, ROCKLAND, ers for taking Proof-sheet Impressions, and doing Job February, 18, 1857. 8tf be easily removed without Medicine, is in this small General Agents for the New England States and British Work. Il may he used by merchants, professional men, UMBRELLAS, Ac., Ac. tract, clearly demonstrated ; and the entirely new and Provinces. Also, Agent for CAPT. EDWARD COBB, or any one who may wish n card of any kind. Thia G- F- F L IN G , Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Co. highly successful treatment, as adopted by the Author, P R O F . M O H R ’S Press is very simple, strong, durable, and easily kept in fully evplained, by means of which every one is enabled Will leave ROCKLAND for MACHlASPORT every All of which were PURCHASED WHOLLY for Caeh SALEM , MASS. German Rut and Cockroach Exterminator. Saturday tnornpig on arrival of steamer M. Sanford from order. The smallest size occupies a space of 7 by 8 PORTRAIT PAINTER, to cure himself perfectly and at the least possible cost, inches, weighing only 5 1-2 pounds, and will be furnished consequently they can and w ill he sold at the very CAPITAL AND ASSETTS, 8330,000. C.P. FESSENDEN nnd N. WIGGIN, Agents for Rock Boston, and Daniel Webster from Portland, touching at GRANITE STREET. thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. land and vicinity. 3m27 N . Haven, Deer Isle, Mt. Desert, Millbridge-and Jones For the Low Price of Five Dollar*. Lowest Cash Prices. J. T. Burnham, Sec’y. Augustus Story, Pres’t. Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a sealed en There are three sizes—the $5 size prints a sheet of pa T. A. WENTWORTH, [First Door West from Union St.) velope, by remitting (postpaid) two postage stamps to port. per 5 by 6 inches ; the $10 size prints a sheet of paper 8 No. 2 Spofford Block. A~ G lEA T DISCOVERY! R eturning,—will leave MACHlASPORT lor ROCK 15tf Opposite Thorndike Hotel. Particular attention paid to painting Portraits from Da Dr . B. DE LANEY, I7 Lispenard Street, New Yory City. LAND every Monday morning at half-past four, touching by 12 inches ; the $15 size prints a sheet of paper 13 by guerreotypes, in permanent Oil Colors. Instruction given April 2. 1857. 6m 14* as above, arriving at ROCKLAND in time to connect with 17 inches, and on the receipt of the above named prices, in the art of Portrait Painting. C A T A IL Iill, steamer M. Sanford, lor Bos tun. the presses will be sent to any part of the country. Rockland, March 25, 1856. 13tf TRADERS’ AND MECHANICS’ CO. A few hours work, by a small hoy, will save the cost of Pure Bourbon Whiskey. CO long deemed incurable, so little understood this Press, and do the work as well as the most skillful A FRESH STOCK D. B. Bridgford LOW ELL, MASS. by Physicians and medical writers, has at last yielded Will also leave ROCKLAND every Wednesday morn workman. Our friends and the public are respectfully in TATE ASSAYER’S OFFICE, 1C BOYLS- and been vanquished by medical skill. ing on arrival of M. Sanford, for ELLSWORTH, touching vited to call and examine this WONDER OF THE AGE! — OF— Capital, 50,000. S TON STREET, Boston, May 20, 1857. Dr. A. GOODALL a Physician ol 40 years practice, has at Belfast, Castine, Deer Isle and Sedgwick. which is on exhibition and for sale at 144 Washington E. F. Shermax, Sec’y. J. Converse, Fres’t. H. C. T iiachep, E sq., 13 Central wharf Boston. discovered a positive and radical cure for Catarrh in its Returning.—Leaves ELLSWORTH every Thursday BRIDGFORD, & CO., street, first door north of the Old South Church, All or Dear sir:—With this vou’will receive the detailed re worst form. Without disparaging the abilities and re morning for ROCKLAND, touching as above, arriving in ders promptly attended to. Address, (postage stam p en Broadcloths, Cassimeres. GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING searches of the profession, or arrogating to himself supe time to connect with the M. Sanford for Boelou. sults of analysis of two samples of Bourbon Whiskey, closed,) DOESKINS f c . , < y c . , M E R C IY JNT T S» , manufactured by Mr. J. II. Cutter, of Lousville, Ky. rior powers, he does claim that long investigation, and LOWE PRESS COMPANY, careful experiments, have invested him with a knowledge Just Received by ON THE CORNER 20 DOCK AND CAREY STS., It will be seen that these Whiskies are pure and 114 W ashington street, Boutou. GREENFIELD INSURANCE CO. dultcrated, and entirely free from any mineral or vegeta of the character, location, and results of this neglected All kinds of Paper, Cards, Envklopes, Bronze, and Inks iommend *them for I disease, and directed him to apply a remedy hitherto From Rockland to Machiasport, $2,50. RICHMOND, VA. GREENFIELD, MASS. ble drug or poison, and as such I can u Jonesport, 2,25. for sale. I T AGENTS WANTED. DEAN STABLER, medicinal use. Respectfully, looked to counteract and eradicate it effectually They will make liberal Cn.h Advance, on Con- ... T I ra Abercrombie, Pres’t. This he has done and he now offers it to the world, and ** Miljbridge, 2,00. Boston, April 2, 1857. 6m 14 a.gnincutH to their address. They also will attend ; • 1 ■ Davis, A. A. HAYES, M. D., Mt. Desert, 1,50. particularly to order* for the purchase of Assayer to State of Mas: challenges the most inveterate cases to its lest. He has »« opened an office at 385 Broadway, N. Y., for consultation Deer Isle, 1,00. Merchant Tailor, FLOUR, FEED, CORN, *c. <• North Haves, ,50. CtTATE ASSAYER’S OFFICE, 32 SOMER- and for sale of the Remedy, which is in lluid form, put up References— The Merchants of Richmond generally. O S E T S T R E E T , Boston, May 20, 1857. in bottles. Price $1 and $2. 3m27 From Rockland to Ellsworth, $1,25. 0. H. PERRY, February 18, 1857. Slf Sedgwick, 1,25. Thom aston M utual Insurance Co. II. C. T hacher, Esq.", 13 Central wharf, Boston. Deer Isle, 1,25. NO 3 BERRY’S BLOCK, Dear sir -.—I have made a chemical analysis of the sam Will your Pills ouro I Yea; and they have Castine, 1,00. WILSON K. A. PALMER & Co., THOMASTON, ME. - pie of Old Bourbon Whiskey ’ you brought to me, made my headache? I cured thousands, Wm. R. Keith , Sec’y- E. Rodixsox, Pres’t. Belfast, ,50. TT7OULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Rock- ! by Joint II. Cutter of Lousville Ky., and find that it is free AS just returned from BOSTON with a YV land and vicinity that they have just opened a store j from all poisonous matters, ami has 49 ger cent of absolute F. lb. COBB, Agent. H splendid S to c k of Alcohol in it—and about 4 ounces of Saccharine matter to pril, 1857 8m 17 the gallon. It is a pure and unadulterated Liquor, suita NO.’S 4 & 5 TH O R N D IK E BLOCK, ble for medicinal use. where they will keep constantly on hand a full supply of Great Falls Mutual Company. Respectfully your obedient servant, No Monopoly. SPRING GOODS, CHARLES T. J a CKSON. M. D., CORN AN» FLOCK, SOMERSWORTH, N. II. Slate Assayer. Consisting of and a good assortment of : H. Y. Hayes, Sec’y. I. G. J ordan. President. A constant supply of this Whiskey can be obtained of BRYANT’S the Agents. Be sure that you obtain JOHN II. CUT WHITE’S w. I. GOODS AND GROCERIES. TER’S Old Bourbon Whiskey. II. C. THACHER. 13 Central Wharf, Boston. INDEPENDENT EXPRESS. Ready-Made Clothing, We shall endeavor by constant attendance and a dispo THOMAS THACHER, 51 Pine St.,New York. sition to please to merit a share of public patronage A tlantic M utual Company, Boston, May 23, 1857. 3ui22 BANGOR, ROCKLAND AND BOSTON. Nice Black and Brown Broad Cloth Frock Coats, Mix’d Rockland, October 1, 1856 ’ 40tf and Fancy Doeskin Frock and Sack Coats, and business EXETER, N. II. ' EAVES Rockland for Boston, every Monday Coats of all description. BLOCK. Botanic ^ffedicines. A and Thursday at 5 o’clock, P. M., per Steamer J. C. LIBBY &, SON, ' Mm. P. ^Ioulton, Sec’y. M. Sanborn, President. 1M . Sanford. ZE’ a z x t i S . T'HE subscriber has taken the building nest Black nnd Fancy Doeskin Pants, Mix’d Doeskin, Cassi AVING purchased of Geo. L. Smith bis ex 1 above the POST OFFICE on LIME ROCK S I., Money, Packages, Orders tensive stock of &lc,, mere, Satinet! and business Pants. H ' lately occupied by the CITY MARSHAL, whete he is | taken and delivered and BIU k nr*d V<*«««a rnllprteri with VEOTO, Rockland, Me. Sr MECHANICS’ MUTUAL CO. ! ODenintf - flood-«w .l7 vf ■promptness and dispatch rould call attention to my place ol business and to ».nd having since the purchase received and are still receiv O f f ic e — Store ofTIERCE & KaLER, No. 5 Spofford Figured and Black Satin Vests, Plain and Fancy Silk, Last, ntirely ing from Bostou and elsewhere large additions to the slock, / GORHAM, MAINE. BOTANIC MEDICINES Bieck, Rockland. No. 11 Slate Street, Boston ing and Mix’d Doeskin Vests, &c., &c. feel that we are now prepared to offer to the patrons of J. P ierce, Sec’y Daniel B. Clement, Pres’t. . which he is pepared to deal out to the afflicted. HEADACHE. Fresh Stock, of Cloths this well known stand and the public ger.erally, as good From his long experience in the Manufactures of Rockland, May 11, 165C. U.1TS M M CAPS. HUTCHINS’ HEADACHE PILLS, on Sale, adapted to the Season, consisting of an assortment in our line as can be found in the County; F or Black, Brown and Steel Mix’d Soft Hats, Mole Skin Hats, and by close application and promptness in our business Botanic or Thomsonian Medicines, The Eastern Express Co., Boy’s Brown and Black Hats. FREN CH , GERxMAN AND ENGLISH hope to receive our share of the public patronage, and twelve years experience as a practitioner, nnd from j * BILIOUS, NERVOUS. AND SICK HEADACHE ltocklanc, Oot. 21,1856. 43tf ROCKINGHAM MUTUAL CO. the many testimonials of his success as such entitles him AND NEURALGIA. CAPS. Brondclolliw, DoewltiiiM aud CawMiniercs. E X E T E R , N . II . to a share of public patronage. Blue, Black and Brown Caps of the latest styles. Boys’ Tho only reliable and positive cure. A large variety of A. PARKER, W m. p. Moultox. Sec’v. M. S*xnonx. Pre»’t. / h e Ur. hold* himself in readiiiess to attend to the call* and Children’s Cups of all kinds. P. Moultox, Sec’y. M. Saxhoiix, Prett’r. of all those who may be so unfortunate as to need the PRICE. 25 CENTS. VESTINGS, i 1 - 3AZI © r , services of a Doctor. Tor Bale by Druggists generally. BOOTS AND SHOES. J. D. CRABTRE, ORMED by the combination of the Ex- Ladies’ Gaiter Boots, Kid and foxed Congress. Sowed and MARSEILLES, SATINS AND GRENED1NE3, SPEAR’S WHARF, Botanic Physician. M. S. BURR it CO., General Agents Pcged Buskins. to ■ mi AND a ORNAMENTAL —BINDING______a reliable article, we have spared neither time nor expense, ■Lv PATRICK, in Custom House Block. Enquire Enqui: of ‘ nn,l desnatch and lhe basis «Pon whidl we P,ace the virtue of ?ur before making soar purchases. and is ready to accommodate the travelling aud business are prepared to furnish Coraage and Duck of the best of every description executed with neatness anil uespaten. Whjak(jy is ^for whatever purposes the purest quality KIMBALL 4c ABBOTT. public. quality, at the lowest manufacturers’ pxices. BUY SOME OF Rockland, June 16, 1656. 25tl Rockland, Nov. 15,1856. 47tf The American House has been entirely remodelled with N BOYNTON, > No. 134 Blank Books Ruled to Pattern nnd made to order. i,e recommended,) that this is entirely free from any an addition of about thirty NEW ROOMS. Every parti E BOYNTON, JR > Commercial Block, D R . J . P A R K E R ’S N .B . Particular attention paid to binding Music, Mag- adulteration whatever. A N A P P E A L cle of it has been newly furnished, aud it is in every re A F HERVEY $ BOSTON^16iy_ allocs &c.. Ac. Old Books Re-bound Its purity cannot be questioned, as a thorough analysis T o L et. spect a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. RHEUMATIC LINIM ENT. Bockland, June 1* has been made, as will be seen by referring to the follow W O fine tenements in Rankin Block, Its central position in reference to Railway Stations THOMAS “FRYE, rPHE best remedy in the world for the cure of in'’ Certificate, a copy of which accompanies each bottle. TO THE NORTH! and Steamboat landings, and Post Office, Custom House, ’ State Assayer’s Office, suitable for laige families. Also, one store in same an«l the business portions of the city—offers inducements Rheumatism, Cramp, Sprains, Bruises, Pains and FAIRBANKS’ 32 Somerset St., Boston, May 20, i857, block to the business community beyond any Hotel in the city. Physician and Surgeon, Weakness of the Limbs, Back and Chest, Chilblains, Messrs. W ilson, Fairbank & Co. Inquire of GEO. H. BARRELL. FFICE No. 4 Kimball Block, overthestore of J. Wake Galls, Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Gout, Ticdou- CELEBRATED Gentlemen_I have made chemical analysis of the sam BILLS & TRUE, SAMUEL RANKIN. April 30, 1857. 18tf O field DwelliuaHouse on Spring Street, opposite Dirigo loureux, Frostbites, &c., &c. It will reduce the most ples of Bouibon Whiskey you sent to me, searching them Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857. 3tf Engine House. ALL ORDERS BY DAY OR NIGHT,ugravated Pain and Swelling in Fracture and Dislocation, SCALES, for drugs or adulterating matters, and have to inform you will be promptly attended to* 43 ly easing the Pain ns a charm. It is an invalunble remedy that the samples of Whiskey are feee from any adultera RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE L c a t l i o r S t o x-o . Nov. 10 1854. for what is called painful Swellings of the Limbs, of OF EVERY VARIETY, tions, ami do not contion any poisouous or injurious mut JOHN FLINT, persons who have been recently confined. This prepara ters. and hence are suitable for medicinal use. that they have opened at the L. C. BURKETT, ' tion was invented by 34 Kilby Street BOSTON, Respcctlully, your obedient servant, J£EEPS constantly on band fresh H. 0 . BR EW ER & CO. Dr. j . Parker, Charles T. J ackson, M. D., UTOULD announce to citizons of Rockland Slate Assayer. V V and vicinity that lie has opened a S T O R E in the who has been in active practice in the State of Maine, for GREENLEAF & BROW N, Agents. N o r t H E n d , BEEF. more than forty-four years, and who lias cured thousands A full assortment of all kinds of weighing apparatus J. P- FISH building near the brook, where may be found SHIPPING & COMMISSION of the above complaints. In order to prevent deception, observe that the Jac sim At their old stand, corner Front and Rockland Streets, a PORK, all kinds of and store furniture for sale at low rates. Railroad, Hay, ile of the signature of ourjirm covers the cork of every Put up in 25ct., 50ct., and $1,00 bottles. and Coal Scales set in auy part of the country. and POULTRY, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER, Buy a Bottle and convince yourself that you cannot May 7, 1857. 191y bottle; without this protection none is genuine. bought at Belfast, Waldo County, expressly for this mar LININGS AND FINDINGS OF ALL KINDS, MOBILE, ALA. live without it in your house. S 'S fS ffiS 8 ket, at such prices and of such qualities as' are not found TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS Ac,, A. PARKER, St. George, Maine, Sole Agent and Pro The above is put up in quart and pint bottles, and is for at other Market Houses In this city. ALSO,—A full supply H. O. Brewer, ) prietor. 20tf sale by all the Druggists, Where may be found the latest and best styles of for sale wholesale or retail at the lowest CASH PRICE. A. J. Ingersoll. 5 Piano Fortes for Sale. Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes and Gaiter Boots. ot Those in want of any of the above articles will please ALSO—A good assortment of Gents’ Fine Calf and call. QNE new Piano of fine tono, and one second WILSON, FAIRBANK & CO, Thick Boots’; Boys’ and Youths’ Boots and Shoes of all Groceries and Vegetables, N. B. Cash and the highest price paid for ’Hides and ROBERT ANDERSON, Paper Hangings. v* hand Piano in good order will be told low for Cash. desetiptions, of their own manufacture, which and all those articles usually found In PROVISION Calfskins. Apply to WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, they will sell CHEAP for the STORES. Rockland, Feb. 16, 1857. 8tf 3 JOHN COLLINS, N o s. 4 3 Si 43 Hanorcr Street, BOSTON. ? you would like to seo a very fine and large TO WHOM ALE ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED. Customers will understand that at this establishment D eputy Sheriff assortment of Paper Hangings, at very low prices call Corner of Grove and Union Sts, BEADY CASH. they will always get the worth of their Money. P For aale by Druggi.u generally. ■^RAPPING Paper, all sizes and qualities E. R. SPEAR’S. Piano Fortes Repaired and Tuned. F, S . COOK Agent for Rockland. Rockland, June 10, 1857. (mSi GIVE M E A CALL YV for sale at SPEAR’S, ROCKLAND, MAINE. No. 1 Spofford Block* Rockland, April 15, 1857, June 15, 1357. SmS5 Rockland, Doc. 0, 1806. 60tf Jadtury, 7,1867. Slf