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Sometimes the neighbors condoled with anything. What had I better do? go with it that she paid him fifty thousand dol are equally asclieap. W ithin five years Jackson’s Catarrh Snuff $avm, fedcuggam r. rules: First, it is very important to fiav»rt her, but Mrs. Arnold would say, “ Matthew thro u g h college? ” lars for it, now she wants him to live Eng tlie attention of foreign buyers lias been AND TROCHE POWDER, never made a thing I couldn’t use. There land, buf I don’t know, ’said Martin with good pastures, with plenty of good running Kate laughed at the tone drawn to this fact, and the export trade, A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN is the chill'll now, I use it to pul, meal in, “ Going to college isn’t so easy, James, laudable candor, “ weather he will or not.” water, in order to get good milk, without Catarrh. Hvatlarhr. Itatl Rrealli, Hoaraeneait, T H E S E E D . and it’s just the nicest thing you over see hut you can help your mother and fix the Kate smiled at the conclusion, but was small at first, is beginning to assume a B r ie f a rticles suggeHtions, and results of expel which no one need try to make fine butter Asthma. Bronchitis, Couch". DeafncM, Ac., position of importance. Our news, elating to Fan 1, Garden or Household laanngt 'or cheese. The next in order is, the milk And ull Disorder" rcuulliug from COLDS In for tiiat. Tlie olil clock I could’t get along fences; and James, will you promise me “ curus ” enough to ask Air. Gary the next T. e farmer planted a seed, without. 1 keep my blankets in it, and tile one thing? ” she saw him : book and manilla papers are now selling re invited from our readers interested in such m:i ing should he done in the neatest possible HEAD, TIIKOAT ami VOCAL ORGANS. A little, dry, black seed; other woolens. Never a mouse gets at “ Anything, Kate,’’lie answered. “ What is this I hear about James Arn- freely in South America, and Spain. manner. The milk room should be con Thin ltNiw.lv doc" not " D ry u p ” a Catarrh h And oil'he went to other work, LOOSENS it i free the head of all oflcnaivc mall, them. You have no idea what it is to “ Pshaw!’’she exclaimed. “ I have al nold’s going to Europe? ” Germany, and oilier European States. KURAL TOPICS. structed so as to have the proper tempera quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache; alia; For tlie fanner was never, known to shirk, ture at all times. The milk should l>e aid soot lies the burning lieat in Catarrh; is have a husband so handy to make things. ways noticed that people so ready to prom Mr. Gray laughed heartily. And eared for what he had need. Bank note aud board papers are going skimmed at the proper time for butter; the m ild and agreeable in its effects that it positively But tlie time came when Mallicw ise seldom perform.” “ So you have heard that little romance I W ritten for the iazette by T . B. M in e to Japan, Russia, Italy and Austria. churning also should he dore at the proper CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING! The night came in with its dew, went tlie way of all the earth, ami Mrs. “ Try me, Kate: what is it? ” He has not gone to Europe.” N . J ., for m any ye irs Editor of the Ih u I‘late papers for engravings are going time ami at the proper temperature, and Asa Troche Powder, is pleasant to the taste, ai The cool and silent dew; Arnold still lived in tlie little house, and “ It is this. Leave off inventing (very “ Then it is all untrue,” said Kate. and one o f the nv never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly gives The dawn came anil the day, continued to do so up to tlie present, which scornfully) until—” “ Not all,” he replied. “ He has invent to England, as well as many of the or aud fruit growers never churned too long. And after the th e Throat a n d Vocal Organs a L’d States.] And the farmer worked away brings us to the time when James Henry “ What? ” lie broke iu eagerly. ed a machine—just what, I cannot say, I dinary variclcs, and a sale of ledger butter conies from the churn, it should be Delicious Sensation of Coolness feComfort bought his jackknife. handled just as little as possible—just suffi At labors not a few. Ilis ready compliance irritated her. know so little about such things; hut it is and fine writing papers is just spring SHOEING HORSES. It i» the best'.I'oirr Tunic in the world! Tlie first few weeks after his new acqui “ Until you have learned to spell Kate. I patented and highly spoken of. In fact, I cient to remove the butter-milk, work ing up, which has an extremely satis A writer on shoeing horses, makes the Try I t! Safe, Reliable, and only 35 Cent Home from bis work one day, sition, the only result was great piles of suppose that enough to expect of you. suposc our friend is on his road to fortune. in the salt, &c.” factory outlook. following remarks on overreaching: “ I Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address One glowing summer day; shavings, and his mother said she never But I must go. Mother will wonder at my i He deserves success, for he has perscveie 1 These rules combine, however, hut a COOPER, WILSON & CO., Prop’s, Phil believe there arc few blacksmiths that know Ilis children showed him a perfeet flower, liad so easy a time keeping fires. Ere long absence,” and still wearing the scornfulj under difficulties that would have diseour- The change in tlie trade now going on small portion of the minutia of butter- W. W. Whipple A Co., Portland, Me.; < how to shoe horses that overreach, and some* It had burst its bloom that very hour, however his devotion to his knife precluded look. she turned and was walking away. aged almost any other. Only to think, is exhibited by the figures, showing tlie making. After the butter is made, a great C. Goodwin A Co., Weeks & Porter, Rust that do not seem willing to learn. Others Bros., 4c Bird, Boston, W holesale Agents. How, I cannot say. « employment, and Mrs. Arnold mentally “ Please, Kate, take the box, do; ” he said twenty he could scarcely read or spell, and exports and imports of paper for tlie deal depends tin the kind of vessels it is pat think again that there is no better remedy 9ino24 wished he was not so handy, lie was the so earnestly and gently that Kate took it at twenty-five he is a graduate of college years ending June 30 since 1868, when in. Oak tubs and iirkins are best; and But I know if this smallest seed than making the shoes shorter, ami placing veriest dunce that ever vexed a teacher; and said impulsively: and a successful inventor.” there must he perfect cleanliness and purity In the soil o f love be cast, tlie export trade was revived. They the forward one on the toe, and the hinder but as he gratuitously furnished the “ You have the best disposition I ever “Js it possible?” cried Kate. in everything pertaining to it. Both day and night will do their part, arc as follows: one on the heel of the horse. They need scholars with tops, water wheels, and knew of, James. But then, ” she added “ Certainly. No one has been informed And the sower who works with a trusting to understand that there is a better way, DISEASED POULTRY. pointers, he was in high favor with them. sneeringly, “ You havn’t any pride.” except his mother and myself, for I suspect and horse owners should make note of it. H aifa century of experience in breeding Impervious alike to coaxing and ridicule, “ No, ” he said, “ I suppose not.” ed he wished to astonish some one bv his I W rit’/: I Urnt’g! W ill find the fiowe I last. The following rule I think is a very good poultry extensively convinces me that it lie seemed perfectly content to lie forever Then, with a rare witchery of m anner,, success.” jpaper- | paper.) T«tal. one: Make the forward shoes long, ami docs not “ pay” to spend a great deal of at tlie foot of his class, so long as little for ehe was changeable as a summer day.' and the good minister smiled upon Kate . lSf.9...... $259,353 $90.15S $171,954 Kate Williams stood at llio head. Kate “ Please forgive me if I have hurt your ! “ It seems to me I have a letter for you” 1S7O...... 132.4SOJ 49,582 .724,094 the toe-calks short and standing a little un time in “doctoring” them. The follow 1871...... der, and setlhem as far hack as convenient, Have just received their was just six years old when James Henry feelings. But you will not forget?” I said he, searching slowly in his pocket. 27,"S 4 218,832 fi 19/i7f. Si’S,093 ing states the ease clearly: “ The diseases Harry, where have you been all the ranrninf 222,029 .’150.247 082,038 1,254,913 in order to let the feet roll over as soon :ts of fowls are so numerous, and their origin was ten, ami as she was a good scholar, “ That you are an angel? No, Kite.” : Oh, yes, I thought I was not mistaken.” 1H73...... 181,555, 54ii,7f>5 598,140 1.320,400 “ Down at tlie pool in tlie meadow-brook, ” possible, to get out of t’le way. And in set- so various, that doctoring them is worse ami the (laughter of the village lawyer, she “ Pshaw, how tiresome! well good by, ” | Kate took it, trying to look unembar- 103,151 288,130 200,331 591,012 isliing? ” “ Yes, but tlie tro u t w ere w a .y — IS75...... ! 27.170, 20’7 lI| 181,274 the shoes on the hind feet, reverse the than useless. This being the c.isc, the best was held up to the scholars as a pattern of and she went away, leaving James Henry , rassed, hut succeeded poorly, 1S7C...... 15,6751 3,2051 185,5w j 201,42'. Couldn’t induce them to take a hook. ” order to keep them hack, to give time for tiling that can he done is to put all sit k FA L L STOCK excellence. Shewas sensible amlnotcasily unhappy aud anxious. lie had not much! Mr. Grey excused himself soon after W h y , look at your coat! You must have falle EXPORTS. fowls in a large roomy box, placed in a spoiled, and in those days evinced a strange pride it is true, nor ambition, hut what and Kate perused her letter. It ran thus: the forward feet to get out of the way. OF Y o u r back's all covered with leaves and moss M ike the toe-calks high, and the half-calks cool spot if the. w eath er he w arm . T h ey preference for Jam es I lenry over all others, little he had was fully aroused and not I have learned to spell Kate. I h: ...... S3,?77p"-.l...... $l',62,:«2 ow he 1 Highs, good-natured fellow! l"70...... S'rt.Ollll l"7i...... 060.121 low, to keep the feet hack, then he will trav- should be fed just what they relish most, not even excepting George Clifford, which again to be caught napping. For the first learned to love Kate long ago. May I Bad luck fishing makes most men cross. 1071...... 501,21111875 ...... 718,240 1 like other horses. This may he remedied and plenty of good pure water should ho continued even after she was in Latin and time he realized tiiat his life thus far had come and tell how much. ° J a m e s II. A r 1872...... 0:21,lin i o ro ...... sio.nci in part in the mode of paring the hoof. kept supplied. If the disease is curable, * Nelly, the W rights have called—where were Algebra, and James was stumbling not been manly nor masterful, hut he would n o l d .” An interesting fact in regard to our This is essential in all cases, and where too nature will do the woik: if not curable, Under the trees by tlie meadow-brook, through geography; and James felt little change it. Kate should he proud of him “ A nd she a n sw e re d : many horses have been been made cripples’’ which is often the ease, the bird will die D r y & F a n c y Reading, you know, aud it was too lovely; short of idolatry for Kate. yet. He would win fame and honor and If 3’ou have learned to spell Kate, come foreign trade in paperis tiiat it lias been and the rest of the flock will not he endan ever saw such a c harm ing hook.” But the time came when tops and doll’s wealth—yes, and scholarship, for her sake. and read Kate.” brought about without any special effort THE FEDDING VALUE OF ROOTS. diarming book has pleased ln-r greatly: gered. Sick fowls should always be re bedsteads and rides on a sled would not It wasno light bisk he had set himself lie came and found it decided^’ pleasant on tlie part of the American manufac A bushel of carrots to feed to a horse is ere’s a happy light in her sweet blue eyes, moved from the flock as soon as possible. comfort her; when she went to the acade about to work out, hut he had persever reading, and Kate did not find it difficult to worth from half to two-thirds as much as a And she hugs the cat in the most fervid fashion turers. It is due solely to tlie good Promptness, in this respect, may he the my and was escorted home from lyceums ance*, if he had lacked pride and am bition. love the tall, dignified gentleman, who hut T o staid old T ab b y ’s intense surprise, quality and reasonable prices of Ameri bushel of oats; ami when we consider that means of saying the entire flock from con and singing schools by George Clifford; Love for Kate supplied the latter qualities. for her might never have know how to spell can paper. The trade has grown so thousand bushels of carrots can in some tag io n .” Call and see our Specialty in eading? well, yes, but not from a novel. for what girl of sixteen is regardless of Hitherto he had never applied his mind to Martin said he “ oilers spieioned there cases be grown on an acre of land, ami five large, however, now as to attract at Fishing? truly, but not with a rod. beaux ami moonlight? study, because, like so many of his class. was some understand in’ ’tween em,’ and hundred bushels ordinarily, farmers should The line is idle, the book neglected: tention. The subject lias been exam As for James Henry, he was the Cock In*, underrated its value. Now all was the neighbors said they knew, and always :i 1w h 3’S grow a few hundred bushels for A p p l e s .—There is no fruit more servic The water-grasses whisper and nod. ney’s idea of a Yankee. T a ll, lank, light changed. And education he must and said, that .James Henry Arnold was a gen ined, and a study made of foreign pa their horses and eows, being the best root eable to the people than a pples. They con he sportsman bold and the earnest student hai ed, shrewd eyed, simple and talkative, would have, though he realized that his ius. pers at the Centennial Exhibition. The that can he given to them. Sugar beets tain sugar, gum, much malic acid, and Talk softly of—what? Perhaps the weather: HAMBURGS. when he stood leaning lip against a wood- poverty and ignorance were to he serious result is tiiat a combination of the writ come next in value, and they are worth to some valuable mineral matter. It is true Perhaps—no matter: whatever the subject, pile whittling, you would exclaim, a live draw backs. ing and printing paper manufacturers feed to cows about onc-sixth their weight that apples often produce indigestion and We have a fine assortment of It certainly brings them close together. | Yankee! Strange tiiat his is the recog I From tlie Huston Journal.] lie applied to Rev. Mr. Grey for advice. of Hie country has been formed, with in corn meal. Turnips are worth about flatulency, hut generally the ease is the KID GLOVES in the new dark It causes their words to he softly spoken. nized type, when in reality it is the excep IUppily, advice was not all he received; OUR FOREIGN TRADE IN one-eight their weight of corn meal, and all the express purpose of developing tlie i.anner in which they are eaten. Apples W ith many a lingering pause between. tion. The rule follows after youths of for the minister, seeing his earnestness, help to winter stock cheaply, ami in good mtain a great amount of fixed air, and if shades that are so desirable. PAPER. foreign trade. A majority of them are Tin* w hile the shadow s chase th e sunbeam s GeorgeClifford’s style. and being one of those who delight to im •ndition. 'flic farmer who enters ujion eaten hastily th air passes ;nto the stomr e’’, Over the mosses gray and green. Meanwhile, James Henry was not idle. part knowledge, at once promised to assist in tlie movement, aud they have agreed inter feeding with no roots has m mle a becomes heated, expands and causes flatu 379 Main Street, Blushes are needful to its discussion. Ho had fixed up the old churn so that it with the loan of hooks and to hear his rec to place two days’ produet of their mills serious mistake in his judgment. It is rath lence in persons with weak digestions. And soft sly glances from downcast eyes, vorked like a eharm, tlie widow Arnold itations. James Henry, in return, per week at tlie disposal of an agent, er troublesome in some eases to weed out Such persons should choose a mildly tart In whose blue depths are lying hidden Slid; tlie old clock hail a voice ami ticked agreed to keep the minister’s wood pile whom they have selected to work up tlie root crops; hut when the land has been apple, then scrape it to a fine pulp and thor Loving gladness and sweet surprise. regularly and loudly in the corner, and on This will always be remembered as a manured heavily the previous year, and cul flourishing. trade. A contract lias been executed, oughly mix it with saliva before swallowing. SOUTH E N D . clear afternoon, passers by could hear The lessons went on in the low chamber wonderful year in the history of Ameri tivated in some hoed crops, with a view of If it is loo troublesome to scrape the app’e, Trinity Chapel is gay this evening, and two men have already been sent Bright with beauty, and flowers, and light; mysterious noises in the attic, where James umler the eaves, and he labored over his can manufactures. Circumstances make growing roots on it the following season, then it should he chewed till every cell he N. B. Fashionable Dress and abroad to canvass tlie great markets of Cloak Making by Mrs. Moffitt. A full dressed fisherman, stands at the chancel Henry was working at some machinery of books harder then he ever worked before. it in some respects a turning point in keeping the weeds thoroughly subdued, broken down and the air is liberated. W ith Nellie beside him ull in white. liis own. 'J lie neighbors shook their heads But after a time, as his mind became discip their progress. It is the first year in the world. A third will soon follow. there is no trouble in growing a good crop The ring is on, the vows aro spoken, and ejaculated, ‘ Jest like his father, shift lined to study, he found it mere agreeable, which manufacturers of certain great Co-operating in the movement are sev without much labor in weeding. And smiling friends, good fortune wishing, less. Never’ll amount to nothin’, no and astonished Mr. Grey by his improve staple goods have been able to com eral firms of manufacturers of paper PRESERVING APPLES. T o P r e s e r v e P o t a t o e s .— This method, Tell him his is the fainst prize •e’n he did. Coin’ on twenty-one ment, which was really extraordinary. hangings, who, however, are acting Apples that are designed to he preserved as recommended by the Board of Agricul Ever brought from a morning’s fishing. mand the home market to the exclusion MARK THESE FACTS. and layn’ round for his mother to [wait gjNone were made acquainted with this more in their individual capacity. till spring must he hand picked, as every ture,is to dig,in a very dry sjiot.trenches six on. ’ change except Mrs. Arnold, whose eyes glis- of foreign competitors; and it is the feet wide and eighteen inches deep; spread The Testim ony of the W hole W orld. It is a plucky enterprise, and its suc farmer probably knows. But the question Kate had a kindly feeling for Her old tenened with pleasure when the minister, first in which those manufacturers have straw, to pile the potatoes into the shape of IIO I.I.O W AY'S P IL L S . cess will lie watched with interest. Of then comes up, how shall they he jiacked? M ess anil J^fatclies. school mate, and was sorry to hear of his as he occasionally did, spoke of her son’s struck out aggressively for trade abroad, It has been found that apples packed in bar the roof of a house and to cover tight and its success there can lie little doubt. Extracts from Various Letters. shiftlessncsst and she decided when she success. In justice to James, we must say with a solid determination to carry their rels in ground charcoal can he shipped to close with straw, six inches thick, and then Climate, perfection of machinery, the “ I had no appetite; Holloway’s Pills gave me a had an opportunity, to talk with him in a that Mr. Grey’s wood pile presented a fine flag around the world. Some features England in excellent condition, and keep a with earth fifteen or eighteen inches more, appearance. The neighbors wondered and tlatted regularly anil firmly, ami sharp at hearty one.” LEARNING TO SPELL KATE. friendly way and endeavor to make him of this new era in trade have already abundance of raw material, and a gen long time after arriving there, while those •• Your Pills nre marvellous.” understand that it would be much better to speculated as to this one-sided friendship, as the Lop, raised from three to five feet above ■end for auotlie jx, and keep them in the been commented upon, as for instance erous system of protection favor tlie •nt otherwise packed decay badly on the house.” undertake some steady employment than they called it, and still more who could he the ground. If there should be any appre Clearly Widow Arnold’s liens were tlie the change in the balance of trade, American manufacturer and give him passage. Buckwheat chaff is probably the ‘Dr. Holloway has ed my headache that was to follow the bent of bis erratic fancy. lie going to marry, for he had newly shin. best tiling for farmers to pack apples in hension of moisture, dig a trench at a few cause of Janies Henry’s shiftlessness. One which is now about $200,600,060 in our vital advantages over the foreigner. day a fearful clatter proceeded from the One day, returning from the village, she ■ led the house painted it in a neat white, an that are designed for long keeping, ns yards ofl', deeper than that in which the i day.” passed Mr. Arnold’s house, and paused to} discarded from the windows the old rags | favor, the exportation of cotton goods They enable him to make a paper better potatoes are laid. The drier they are when hen house; “ cackle, cackle, cackle, cackle; iu every way, and cheaper in price. As I chmennl is not so easily obtained. cut. cut. cut, eutarker; cut, cut, cut, cutark- note its appearance, w h ich w as n o t one ! wi til which M rsJArnold had hitberto-cheat anil of iron, and the alarm among Brit- Sawdust, if perfectly dry, is *as good as thus packed up the safer they will be. •box of Holloway's Ointment cured me < long as the conditions under which he noises in the head. 1 rubbed some of your Ointmei er,” cried the hens; then the old rooster whit improved, lint as unkeptand dilapida- \ ed the stern winter, and substituted an un ish manufacturers. Many other features buckwheat chaff’. First put in a layer of behind the ears, and the mounted upon a barrel at the door, and ted as is suitable for the abode of genius, broken array of glass. The fence was med- are of great importance, and one of works remain unchanged lie can strike chafi'or sawdust, then pack in a layer of lxate gave little sniff of contempt at the ed, and thegate leftoft’its tipsy manivuvres ir; vour price: flapped his wings in a triumphant fashion, them is a fact iu regard to tlie paper out for tlie trade of tlie world. lie can apples, and so on till the barrel is full, How to Make Poor Land Pay. rortli a d ollar.” and crowed so lustily that Mrs. Arnold, black walls and tlie flying shingles, just as | to swing soberly on its hinges. A neat row now supply tlie United States witli a then cover and head it up. - Send m e five b, xes of vour Pi! Janies Henry came to the door. He no j of vegetables behind the house evinced trade, which lias hitherto escaped notice, i , A Biddeford correspondent sends to the “ Let me have tl r.-e boxes o f y r Pills by return who was frying doughnuts in the kitchen, and would have remained unobserved [ l'et1tc.1' I'ranee, or HOW TO SET TREES. m ail, fo r C hills am F iv e r.” e x c la im e d : sooner saw iter than he called out, “ How ; more cultivation than Mrs. Arnold could Maiuc Farmer the following account of i these, but want d’ye do, Kate?” I have bestowed. Certainly a radical change Belgium can for the money, and there From first to last the work must he done eh testimonials “ Good land, what's the matter with them for some time longer, except for certain of space compels me to conclude. Good morning, Mr. Arnold,” replied I bail taken place in James Henry. No won- is no reason why he should not do the well. The trees must he dug with care, what one man has done to make rocky hens? Must be they've laid lots of eggs. aggressive steps now being taken with same with South America, the West with all the roots that can he obtained, ami broken land profitable. Let others For Cutaneous Disorders, Run Janies Henry, and bring ’ em in ’ fore K a le . der tlie people speculated as to its cause. a view to build up the foreign trade in He apjieared disconcerted for a moment, i Kate noticed all these signs and tiiat thout spending unnecessary time. And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointi they cat ’em up.” American papers. The movement is Indies, Australia, China and Japan, profit by his experience. invaluable. It does not heal externally al< bu t pc and said deprceatingly: James Henry had censed quarreling witli Stand by yourself, if 3*011 set hired men to the very i Itut James Henry, who was whittling and even some parts of Continental Some eight years ago Mr. J. II. Boston, etrates with the most searching effects worth a moment’s consideration. figging them up, and see that the work is of the evil. “ I hope I liain't put you out nor nothin?” : the modes and tenses and evinced acquaint- Europe itself. of Biddeford, commenced to clear a piece with an old case knife, and did not start, Previous to the war the consumption lone light, as not one man in a hundred II O E E O W A Y ’S P I E E 8 only asked interestedly, “ How many do “ Certainly not, ” she answered freezing- [ anee witli W ebster; strangest of ail, lie ho of land consisting of twelve acres—so Of ordinary farm hands can he trusted Invariably cure the following diseases: ly. g an to resp ect him self. She w as so rry m ore of paper in this country was small. rocky and broken that nothing would grow you suppose they've laid, m other?” alone to dig up trees. There must he no “ Oh, I don't know, perhaps two dozen.” I should feel powerfully sorry if I hail;! than siie liked to adm it when lie called to High postages restrained correspond ROBBERY OETIIE DEAD. on it hut hard-liacks and junipers. After Disorders of the Kidneys. hut wait just a minute”—and lie vanished I bid her good bye. lie was going away, Raiding of the roots: hut cutoff the larger “ I got twelve and a half cents for the ence, the newspapers had a limited dis clearing ami burning off this unprofitable In all diseases affecting these organs, whether they Quite an excitement has been caused in >ncs carefully, and save all the small tih- secrete too much or too little water ; or whether they last I carried to the store. A jacknife don’t into tlie house. but where or for wliat purpose he did not tribution, and literature was not so pop growth,lie put it out to fruit trees,wherever be afflicted with stone or gravel, or with aches and Cahokia, Illinois, by the discovery that •ty Some years ago the remains of Mrs. and in that c:isc they ought to he put in the occasioned either by it.temperance or improper diet. said his mother. overspread his face, while his tall, lank was to lie centered. four hundred fruit trees, consisting of ap pean Stale, large or small, worked oil' shade. When the trees arc not to he se t They reach the liver and reduce it to a healthy action; James saw his advantage. “ Yes, and form twisted about awkwardly, I made it Thank you, Kate,” lie replied. “ For- Samuel Christy, a very worthy ami charita- ples, pears, cherries and plums. Where they are wonderfully efficacious in cases of spasm—in for ye some little spell ago, b ill I ain't had | tune helps those who helps themselves, and its surplus product upon America. It i |,le Christian lad .’ere deposited in the for some days, it is best, after being heeled fact they never fail in curing all disorders of the liver James can't whittle no more’n a”—woman lie could not set a tree he has grapevines was one of the interesting eirciunstan- vault in a metallic sket. She led, while in, to throw some coarse hay or straw over and stomach. he was about to say, but fearing his moth no chance to gin it to ye.” I mean to aid tlie old fellow all I can." , _ in and around the rocks—their heautifnl H O L L O W A Y ’S P IL L S a rc th e best known in the When he was embarrassed, he talked He went away and Kate more than once , ces of the war, that it promoted enor- living, an exemplary life, dispensing their tops’, to prevent the evaporation of er might takfe offence at this important foliage and fruit covering up the great world for tlie following diseases : Ague, Asthma, Bil the vernacular in a way to make an' caught herself Blinking lie was very much ; niously the use of paper. Twcnlvlet- charities with an unsparing hand. Tl the sap in the branches. The trees should ious Complaints, Blotches on the Skin, Bowels, Con time, substituted cow—“ no more’n a cow. rocks ami unsightly objects. In the Bishop of the St. Louis Diocese pre ented ' he trimmed before tin y are heeled in, and sumption, Debility, Dropsy, Dysentery, Erysipelas, I bet them hens have laid as many as etyniologist’shair slandon end with frenzy, \ improved and rather good looking. ' tcls were written during tiiat period to mooth, level patches of land helms straw- Female Irregularities, Fevers of all kinds, Fits, Gout, blit Kate did not notice it h er attention was , James Arnold was goingjto college but, o„e bef()|.c ,here s ;ln ea„er her with a very heavy cross ot solid gold, lo p s sh o u ld cuiifui in in bulk soine-.ylmt to bcr].v Iloiiling‘eIsu will Headache, Indigestion, Inflammation, Jaundice, Liver three dozen; they’re cackling yet. Say, which was inclosed in the casket and de tin: roots of the trees. Next eonios the Complaints, Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism, Retention mother, mayn’t I buy a jacknife? ” fixed on the work box, dainty and delicate ' no one knew of it save ms mother and Mr...... T ” , grow lie lias raspberries—ail of the im of urine, Scrofula or King’s Evil. Sore Throats. Stone enough for a princess. On the corner was. Grey, who had used|his influence to get him m:‘ ,tl fo* “ei spapets. Low postages posited with the body. A couple of years setting; do not lie in a hurry, dig the holes “ Yes, I guess so, if you are a good hoy proved varieties, At the foot of tins ro uud Gravel, lie.Douloureux, Tumors, Ulcers, Worms a liuneli of grapes with leaves and tendrils, the place of a janitor, where he could earn ; laeilities lor distribut ion <=- abundantly large, so that the roots can lie of all kinds, Weakness from any cause, etc. rand-daughtcr of Mrs. Christy, mantic garden is a trout brook, which Mr. and learn well at school.” extended ilteir full length, aud trust to no xquisitely natural as to deceive one, his tuition. James’ euergy, aided by what assisted the result. The paper mills and the daughter f Mrs. Scanlan, was Boston intends to dam and slock with spec IMPORTANT CAUTION. James Henry ws.lked oft’ jauntily, his also placed in the family vault, and a T.alua-] man alone to do this work for you. I’ut hands in his pockets and a slight swing in particularly as they were stained a rich little money M s. Arnold could spar.', went of the country enlarged their capacity rain; im ens o f tlie speckled iisli, affording some None are genuine unless the signature of J. H a y - ble gold chain nceklaee with her. A day : die surface soil by itself, and put that soil d o c k , as agent for tlie United States, surrounds each his gait betokening his satisfaction, un purple and dark green, while the whole j some ways towards getting board and books extensively and new mills were built, o f tlie sportsmen witli hook and line, an or two ago, some friends visiting tlie Celtic-1 around the roots anil if your land is sonic- ...... box of Pills, and Ointment. A handsome reward will til eagerness getting the better of his dig was beautifully polished. Delicate earv-! With such prospects lie left home. From the ; Yet so York, and by all respectable druggists and ty eggs. “ Lacl,s four eggs of a jackknife,” sides being a source of profit. the neighbors plodded quantities, in spite ot the taritl’ which contact with the soil, by moving the trunk dealers in medicine tliroghout the civilized world, in he said mournfully to his mother, as he en “ Why, Janies, is it possible that you 1 at the little coltag covery caused excitement among the boxes at 25 cents, f»2 cents and $1, each. made this? It is perfectly lovely.” ! on in the same old way, to mill, to meadow had been enacted in 18G1. Importat ion people of tile village. of the tree back and forth while putting in AM* There is considerable saving by taking tlie larger tered. the earth. When the roots are well sizes. Ilis look of disapointment was too much Girls say “ perfectly lovely” when look-| to meals, and meeting, while Kate grew continued down very nearly to tlie pres Of course it would be'pleasant to live N, B.—Directions for tlie guidance of patients in covered tread down the earth upon tliein ! DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. for her tender heart, and she went into the ing at a sunset, eating an ice cream, or de-1 handsome and stately in her fiber’s house, ent time. W ithin ten years, large quan in a country so well-governed that tlie every disorder are affixed to each l»ox. dead would not lie robbed in their graves: as firmly as possible, then fill in nearly full; pantry and returned with a basket in which scribing a a pic-nic, ami Kate felt hardly Lovers she had plenty, hut all fared the tities of Belgian paper were still con Grape Hnrmtiladc.— l’nt the grapes in a CEO. C. COODWIN, Boston, lint since it appears that this cannot lie tread again, and then turn in part of a' reposed twenty-four eggs. satisfied with the words, lint Jam es Henry aune.evcn George Glifforil, who was worthy stone pot, and set tlie pot into a kettle of sumed by tlie American press. Fine prevented, perhaps it would lie as well for pail of water, let it settle a few hours, ly*2 Sole Agents. “ There, Sonny,” said she kindly, “ go delighted. Perfectly lovely, yes, anil handsome, and talented. Her temper had old water; set this on the lire and boil stationery was consumed in remarkable dying persons who have prejudice in favor then fill up with earth and tlie work is and get a strong one.” so was Kate, witli the bright flush up become less sharp, and her words less until the grapes will mash easily; stir them quantities. Tlie walls of all our club of lying undisturbed iu their graves, to done. James Henry was the only son of his on her cheeks, and the pleasant sparkle in thoughtless. 1 mt otherwise she was tlie same >ften, and ja m w ith th e lio w lo f th e s]m on . leave among their last requests a desire mother and she was a widow. Years ago h e r eyes. bright, sparkling Kate of old. houses, dining balls and drawingrooms HEEI.IXG-IX TltEES. Take them up and strain through a sieve. Z D Z R . S E T H that, no valuables lie buried will) them. she was a rosy-cheeked farmer’s girl, a belle “ lam real glad you like it,” lie said, One day a rumor started up somewhere were decorated with German, French The term “ heeling-in ” means the dig Toa quart of the pulp allow a pint of su This would remove one temptation to de and a beauty, who for a while flirted and “ I whittled out your name on tlie side, tiiat James Henry Arnold hud gone to Eu and English hangings. That trade in ging of a trench large enough to hold the gar, ami boil forty minutes. rope witli a great invention of his, worth secration. lint between tlie thieves who ARNOLD'S BALSAM kept the beaux’ hearts a fluttering in the there. You haven't noticed it, I guess.” printing and writing paper has now roots of whatever is' to be lieeled-in, so that break into tombs to steal jewelry, the doc Barbrrrizs Preserved in Molasses.— O ne way girls are so fond of, and then to their He could not account for the expression. thousands of dollars. Next the particulars when covered they will be fully protected. H ub been uced for nearly forty years and stands u virtually ceased. Paper hangings are tors who roll graves to procure skeletons peek of barberries, six quarts of molasses. rivalled for the cure of B o w e l Co m p l a in t s . chagrin, married the least among them The mouth drew down into a scornful were circulated. Kate heard them from old bought only in limited quantities. Even Then take your trees, or shrubs, and pack Matthew Arnold, with a fine chateau en curve, the forehead took oil a wrinkle and Martin Foss, tile gossip. He was working lor their private cabinets, and the lione- them in the trench at a slight angle, as Let the molasses come toa boil, then put enilectors who drive a brisk trade in fer diarrikea. Espagne, hut none in this country, and a her eyes were ready to overflow with vex for her father, and came iuto the kitchen tlie long unrivaled Pirie lias lost nearly close asyon can; and when the work is dene in the barberries, and boil ahoiit fifty min great fortune in hopes and plans as yet not ation. There was scorn, anger and sorrow. ostensible to warm. lint in reality to tell all liis American trade. There is, in tilizers from the Southern lialtefields, tlie the tops of the trees, &e., will lie upon tlie utes. They will be clear ami full when D r . SETH ARNOLD’S BALSAM in warranted grave is fast losing ils prestige as a place cure recent D ia r r ik e a in from one to three hours. realized. Alary’s father liought them a Wliat could it mean? Kate the newt, which lie had worked over fact, all along the line, such a falling oil' ground, and may. as before stated, he done. Skim them out and put in the jars. of rest for the weary. Perhaps it is the little bouse and garden when be found her “ Ain’t the letters pretty? I liked them to Ilis own satisfaction. in importations as shows that foreign covered slightly with h a y nr straw, if the Save two quails of the syrup for drinks, best of all. That C—” consideration of these things which in some and turn the remainder over tie licrries. CHRONIC DIARRIKEA. mind was made up to marry Matthew, and “ They do say," lie began rubbing his control of tlie American market is ab rays of the sun are quite powerful. All “ Tiiat C!” she repeated' scornfully, localities, is slowly lint surely leading the Sweet apples may he cooked with these. D r . SETH ARNOLD’S BALSAM in warranted they went to housekeeping in that happy, han d s over th e w arm stove, “ J a m e s H en l'y kinds of trees and shrubs may be kept “ G’-a-t-e! Did you think that was tlie way solutely gone. Tliere are substantial pojudar mind away from the repulsive and c u re C u r o n ic D ia r r ik e a iu a short time, if not ov inconsequent fashion people are apt to pity Arnold is going’ to make a powerful rich heeled-in from October to April or M ay, Barberries Preserved with Pears.— 25 y e a rs’ standing. to spell my name?” grounds for believing tiiat it can never insecure practice of sepulture, toward tlie Had M atthew been rich, ilis friends wouldrould man, and he deserves to lie, ’cordin to all and not be injured in the least; but the Weigh the barberries, and make a syrup have called him a genius, hut, as it was, “ Oil, is that all? lie exclaimed, I was ’counts. Ile’sjust lived in a garret on bread be reasserted. cleanly, final and safe alternative of crema trench must bo deep enough to allow all DYSENTERY. tion. of an equal weight of sugar, allowing half two years had not elapsed ere tlie neighbors afraid you didn't like tlie way I made ’em .” and water, not much of tiiat they say, a The export trade in American papers the roots to go down below the surface a pint of water to a pound of sugar. When D r . SETn ARNOLD’S BALSAM is warranted to workin’ on that ere machine of his’n. Well, cure D y sen ter y before and after all other remedies said he was “ shiftless,” “ no calculator;” He could not have said with Shakespear began before tlie war, but was very of.the soil; and they should he eoveroil they are all cooked, put as many pears, lie got it done and fetched itto some men to A favorite trick of the western hotel have failed, if mortification ban not taken place. which now I think of it arc synonymous “ what’s in a name?” for to him more of small. It was confined to South Ameri about a foot deep over all, and the earth pared and quartered, as von have berries sweetness and lieauty lingered around tlie look at, but wliat docs they do but just wont beats is to hand an envelope containing with genius. can, West Indian and Canadian mar wellpacked among them. I think it is the in the syrup, and boil until tender; then CHOLERA MORBUS. But whatever tlie meaning of tlie word, name of Kate than any other—but a letter, look at all. Mnsthave been dreadful disa scraps of paper marked S300, more or best woy to manage trees, &c., to heel them Lake up and put with the barberries. Boil ppointment to James Henry! But lie wasn’t kets. It was stopped by tlie war. The If the directions are strictly followed, we w arran t tlie house (not the Spanish castle, began to Kate was Kate, however spelled. In fact less, and request tlie clerk to take care in well in October or November, according the syrup and thirty minutes, and pour mills could not supply tlie home market, D k. SETH ARNOLD’S B ALSAM to cure C h o l e ra wear a dilapidated appearance, the fences lie did not know yet wherein lie had failed, discouraged, bless you, no; he’d got too of it for them during tlie day, and a to the climate, and set them in the Sprin boiling water over the first. and C h o l e r a M orbus in any stage of He disease, be leaned over in a careless fashion, and the and lie asked: much grit. He took it to some other much less pay attention to any other. as they arc often injured by the frosts of fore the patient has lost Ills senses. parties—some more parties, lie did. Twon’t number of tlie clerks have been sold by Scalloped Oysters.— 1 )o not drain the li gate swung idly in tile breeze, for Mat “ Which letter is wrong?” Since tlie war tlie trade lias been re Winter, before the roots have obtained take you more’n a minute to I«ok at it’, the trick. A seedy old gent who regis quor from the oysters, hut fork them out of thew was all tlie time at work upon some She looked at him doubtingly. sumed, the explanation of which is that firm hold on the soil. CHOLERA INFANTUM says Janies. tered at a Detroit hotel tlie other dav, it as you use them; in that way as much tiling, that was sine to bring a fortune— “ Isit (xissible you do not know know? it lias been discovered tiiat the United HOW TO APPLY MANURE. liquor as you require adheres to them. Use Causes the death of thousands of children: but which never did. Sometimes it was It is spelled with a K instead of G. Oil! “ ’Tain’t nothing, says they, and we liain’t handed tlie clerk an envelope marked States makes tlie best paper of tlie slab: bread, and do not crumble it too fine, DR. SETH ARNOLD’S BALSAM is warranted t< churns of marvelous workmanship, which James, she cried, and her lips trembled, no tim e to b o th er.’” S180 for safe keeping. “ You can’t In setting trees, shrubs and vines no cure C h o l e r a I n fa n tu m , even after the disease lias world, in many of the best grades, and manure should be placed in contact with or it will lie clammy. Half a teacupful of were to churn and work out the butter-1 to think that you didn’t know any better, “ Wliy did lie not send it directly to tlie play that game on me, m ister! ” replied run for weeks, and the little sufferer been reduced to a superior quality in all. Abroad tlie the roots, but put it above them when the cream, two great spoon fills of butter, salt skin aud bones. milk at tlie same tim e; then it was a clock Almost twenty-one and not know how to patent office?” inquired Kate, who was tlie clerk, and he tore the package in holes are nearly filled, so that it will he and pepper. Oysters part with a deal o f witli many new features, and was sure to spell. I shoufd he ashamed to do as you amused witli his story. lower qualities of paper are adulterated two. As he held up the ends his eves covered several inches. Well rotted sta moisture in cooking, and if the mixture is become a general favorite; again, a steam do. How can yon be contented to stay at “ W h y d id n ’t lie? H e kn ew w liat he was witli a large percentage of clay and began to bulge out. He had torn 18 ble manure is suitable for everything, cow too wet, it is not as good; it should be rath engine, a kind of perpetual motion it w as,; home for your' poor mother to support, about, James Henry did. But where was other cheap material, and it is rare to S10 bills iu half, and he had insulted manure being.best. As winter approaches er dry when done. Cover the bottom of to use the steam over and over again. while you are jxiunding and hammerin')’ I? Oh, I recollect. ‘ Taint nothing,’ scz find any grade that does not contain the owner. One reason why lie was coarse manure, mixed with considerable well-bnttereil baking dish witli a layer of But happily, they all lacked some ini- . the livelong day on wliat will never do yon they, ‘ we liain’t no time tobother witli it.’ Pianos! ■ Pianos! some percentage of substitute for liber. straw, spread over the ground rather thick very dry bread crumbs, dust over a littln portent element. T he churn wouldn’t work, any good ? If you must pound and liam- Jam es Henry was mad, blit he didn’t say not at his post the balance of the after Call and cqamincthc BEST in the market. It is tlie story of the cotton manufacture around tlie stems or trunks, as far as the salt and pepper, and stick little hits of but the clock wouldnt go, and the engine re- mer tliere is plenty to do on this fence, and nothing, only turns around as polite as yon noon was because he was pasting those JOB SALE BY roots extend, will be useful in preventing ter all over the eritmlis; then, with a spoon fused to bud^e an inch. window and shingles. Beaman, James, please, and scz: over again. In this country compara bills together. injury from severe frost, and it will also en moisten it with the cream. Next place a Mrs. Arnold was tlie greatest possible anil help your mother. Look at her now, “ Good day gentlemen sirs’Jand walks ofl’. tively little clay is used. Our manu rich the ground, and the trees, &c., will layer of oysters, alternating with bread contrast to her husband. But for her they digging potatoes for your dinner.” He made up his mind to go to England facturers have something better. They r Brown Brothers, would have come to want. She it was who I Tjames Henry had listened to this tirade CoitxSoL't'.—To eacliquart of young corn be much benefited. In the Spring it may crumbs, until the dish is tilled, iinisltingwitli anil see Victory. You see he iteard what have utilized straw and wood, and by cut from tlie cob allow three pints of water. the butter and eream; invert a plate over 310 Main Street, Rockland. not only attended to the household affairs,: with shame and sorrow. His face at first remain as a mulch, or the coarse parts a nice woman she was, so he jest packed means of recently invented chemical Put tlie corn and water on to boil. When to keep in the flavor. Bake three-fourths of but cultivated vegetables in their little gar-1 so flushed was now deathly pale. He was may be removed. up and took the train for England. When processes are able to clear these sub the g rain s are ten d er, have re ad y tw o ounces an hour, or until the juice begins to bubble NOTICE. den, sold eggs from their few liens, butter, not angry, though had lie been less huni- lie got tliere, as it happened. Victory was a of sweet butter, mixed smooth with one GOOD BUTTER. u p to the top. R em ove the plate, an d bro w n from their one cow, and spun and wove' ble, lie would have resented such interfer- stances of silica aud gum, and make a DR, JO8EPH H. ESTABROOK has returned from walking in tlie garden. Noir you know tablespoonful of flour. Stir the butter in on the upper sbclfof the oven for two or three bis visit W est, aud proposes to occupy liis old stand, in for her more fortunate neighbors. More' ence. He answered the scornful beauty superior paper containing a large per There is no good reason why every farm women is dreadful curus. So she sees tlie to tlie soup, and let it boil ten or fltcen min minutes. Some familes use a little cayenne connection with his son, GEORGE C. ESTABROOK. than all the rest she was cheery and pleas- humbly. ' centage of them. Tlie better qualities er’s wife may not make good butter, with M. D. m achine underjl is arm an d asks him w h a t it utes longer. Just before taking out of the peper instead of tlie black', and a very lit ant as ever, and had implicit faith in her | “ I mean to do right, Kate. Sometime of American paper arc now superior, good cows and well fed. An old dniryman All calls promptly answered by one or the other, day w as. pot, heat up an egg and stir into it, witli says: No first-class butter or cheese can tle sprinkling of dry mustard, while others or night. 45 husband s genius. mother shall be rich and never have to do grade for grade, to foreign papers, aud “He explained it out.[and she was so took salt and pepper to the taste. be made short of the following general prefer a little ground mace. S5T Victoria W oodhull, after vainly try S r'l n a paragraph a few weeks since w e [Correspondence of the G azette. STTho Rockland Post Office had been located at | About ten o’clock ou Saturday evening, T h o m a sto n . The Rockland Gazette. ing to get permission, io speak in Boston, referred to tiie wisdom of considering the Letter from Rev. 1. S. Kalloeli. the store No J. Kimball Block (from which it fire was discovered in the cellar of the store of J. , M ain e. lias at last succeeded a'nd lectured in l’aine- project of removing the negroes from those has just been removed) for fifteen years, having M. Farnham, in thewest half of the Crockett and I ThC Fal1 tcrm at tIle Ui8h &I»ool did not com. The new Free Baptist church in Dexter S ax F r a n c is c o , Sept. 17th, 187G. been removed thereby the late SI. C. Andrews, Farnham wooden block, at the North end, and an i ™ nCe Untl1 Tues,lay laat M r' Frost beinS uc" was dedicated Wednesday, Sept. 13. Thursday, October 5, 1876. Memorial Ilall last "Sunday evening, upon portions of the South where they are per D ea r G a ze t t e :— Shite Treasurer Hatch will decline a re- “ The Human Body the Temple of God.” secuted and their civil rights denied. The when lie took charge of the office. Previously it alarm was given. The department was promptly! , t0 ,eac,“' b>' rcason »f continued ill health, Every time I chance to see your election, for personal reasons relating to had been located at the store in Berry’s block the committee have secured the services of Mr. LOOK AT THE DATE iite hall was crowded by an audience land-owning class in the Gulf States are de familiar face,—looking for all the world like tl e on hand and the fire was confined to the cellar. I his health and the health of his family. ° around the corner of Lime Rock street (which Farnham’, half of the building, and also his stock? .Ge°rge ,M' Sci‘ler8’ “ of Bow,loin Cal Subscriber, will please notice Will Ila- date after each who behaved well and listened witli re pendent upon tiie negroes and would he in fa:eof some dear, old, long-absent, but un forgot, Rev. Ransom Dunham of Bryant’s Rond store has since been thrown into the front stores lege, aud a teacher of experience, who takes chargi subserlla-r's nnme on the marein of the paper (or spectful attontincii throughout the lecture. a poor (flight without them. We do not ten friend,—my first impulse is to tell you to was somewhat damaged. The upper story of this litis raised a s.piasli six feet three inches in the wrapper if mailed singlyjindicales Ila- h u t. to tr/t of the block lo extend their depth) and before that of the school for the present term. \\ bile Mrs. Woodhull’s doctrine is sub believe in admitting that the negroes must come and see me often, come every week, come part of the building was occupied by three families, circumference and weighin'' 115 (xiunds. p o y m e tit f. wiode.Wht n a payment is made.the date! it was on the opposite side of Lime Rock street. Mrs. Raymond L. Gillchrest, accompanied by versive of the present constitution of socie who suffered no loss, but tritling damage was done Rev. Mr. Osgood of the Congregational be changed Io correspond, and tills constitutes a valid he maltreated and terrorized if they remain at my expense, and tell me all the news about the her brother, Capt. Joshua L. Jordan, has left for □ T The dedication of the Universalist Church by smoke. The east half of the building was church in Ellsworth, has tendered his re receipt. Always notice the »hi(r on th. tt.rt ]to]‘,r ty, her words were not so bad as many in certain sections of the South. We be “ old folks at home.’’ And then I go down into Liverpool. No particulars have been received er making a payment, and If in any ease the change h in this city has been fixed.for Wednesday forenoon, owned by Capt. Robert Crockett, the store being signation. would expect of her. Indeed, site uttered lieve in using the •power of the government my pocket for the “ ways and means,” and more in regard to the death of Capt. Gillchrest, ex Dr. C. W. Snow, a highly esteemed n it made ir.7A,a Pro i r .ils , ple ase notify Ils at ones likely than not find a “ deficit in the treasury,” the 18th inst. The preacher of the dedicatory occupied by A. F. Crockett & Co. The cellars Subscribers w ill confer a special favor upon us if lln-j many searching and wholesome truths. to protect the rights of ail its citizens, what cept that he was sick a few days before he died. ci tizen and skillful physician of Skow hegan sermon and other particulars will be annouuced were separated only by a wooden partition and will nerer M «e»e doles t f t " V " " ' There are evils in our present social sys ever their color or condition. But if the and thus “ the native hue of resolution is sickbed died very suddenly last Friday morning of next week. The dedication services will be fol Messrs. Crockett & Co.’s stock was badly dam The Reform Club is receiving additional mem &£• Subscribers who are a year or more in arrean negroes wish to get away from localities o’er with the pale cast of thought.” But I must apoplexy. tem, but Mrs. Woodhull is only half right lowed by a series of meetings lasting through aged by smoke and the building also suffered bers daily, ami the friends of temperauce feel high and especially those who received billsin January and have the Gazelle. I can’t do without it any Mr. J. F. Harford of Georgetown, a stu have made no re8pon.se, will oblige ns very much by and hers is not tiie proper method to cor where, as in Mississippi they are com p lied slight damage. The damage on the east half of ly encouraged. The meeting at the Methodist longer. I don’t want to have to depend on my Thursday. A general invitation will be extended dent at Kent’s Hill, has written a humor promptly remitting the amount* due. W e have a large rect them. Because under the system of tojoinDemoeratic clubs under fear ofassas and it is expected that at least three or four cler the building has been adjusted at $149 and the church ou Sunday last was very fully attended. ous work, ami has been ottered $300 for the amount due us in small sums, and it will be a great ac neighbors for the news from Rockland. legal marriage there are abuses and per sinulion, and are constantly ground down gymen, as well ns a goodly number of the Uni damage to A. F. Crockett & Co.’s stock at $950. Addresses were made by Messrs. Barker, Camp copyright. commodation to us if each one will promptly attend to Last evening Mrs. Branu (Fanny Ingraham) versions of the true conjugal relations and tyrannized over, it is certainly tile best All the above property was insured at the agency bell ami Dr. Wiggin of Rockland, and Dr. Ma h is account, without furthirnotice. ran in to tell me that the Kalloch “ reunion ” versal ists of all the region round about will be Mr. F. Clark is to I k; installed pastor of which should subsist between men anil (loliey to give them facilities for doin'; of E. H. & G. W. Cochran. son, Capt. Vesper, Mr. Trowbridge ami others of haeople, distinctly relations, lmt promiscuity and licentiou of the war, while they amicably persuade grand time we will have ! ” “ Well,” said I, re clusters of his choicest grapes, besides very rude l>crson:'l estate o f residents, is in the matter of crossings. These, at all import soon move into the same. Oliver M. Viual has pledged to such effort. There has lieen ness would,we cannot doubt, lie the certain tiie colored voter to lake a reasonable view covering a little from the avalanche of interesting ly treating and injuring the vines. The Judge, •S3,630,014; of non-residents, 834,895. ant points, should not be dirt, nor yet gravel, but purchased the old house of Mr. Russell, and is A gentleman recently sent 8100 in an ill irked and strong complaint inside of file result of tiie reorganization of society on of tiie situation by the mild arguments of information, “ where did you find out all this.” who had bestowal great care in training his vines granite, well bedded aud laid, so as to keep their digging a cellar in the corner of his lot, on to ordinary letter by mail to Damariscotta Mrs. Woodhull's basis. Kite asserts that shot guns and revolvers, can find any ob “ Why, in the Gazelle, of course! Don’t you and bringing their fruit to perfection, was natu Republican (.ally that the Republican position. ( rossings of earth, plank or gravel are which he will move this house. William F. Hodg anil it reached its destination in safety’ not one in a hundred thousand women is jection to it. They little the negro (free) take the Gazette'! How can you get along with rally very indignant at the depredation, and as canvass has lxscn and is being conducted cheaper at the first, but not when permanency is kins has raised the Robinson house some two feet, Bet him a hat lie emi t (flay tiiat on tiie lit to become a mother and tiiat the number ami it is a graceful concession to tiieir prej out the Gazelle'! ” Mr. Editor :—1 acknowledge certaining that the culprits were two lads of four Boston (xist-olliee.— WahtulMrii News. in a manner to put this question of civil considered, for while the former require very fre newly underpinned it with brick, and otherwise of men who are lit to become fathers are udiccs to take hint from them. the corn. I can’t get along without the Gazelle. teen, lie determined to make an example of them B. E. Smith, trustee of the consolidated service reform entirely in the back-ground. quent renewal, the latter will last a very long time. improved the house. Dr. Walker is making im This method of mitigating the woes of Send it along to 2314 Mission st. I would like to and accordingly entered [complaint before Trial E. & X. A. Railway, gave up the E &. N. The New York K rening /’<>•'/, a Republican still fewer. Now if Mis. Wood hull’s doc provements about his house and lot. By the way, agree to pay for it with an “ occasional ” letter. 75T We specially remind our readers not to for Justice Littlefield ami had them arrested. When A. Railway* to the trustees of tiie second paper tint! one of the most honorable ami trine were to Itc generally aeeeptetl, and if tiie freedmen and aiding to restore peace to would it not look better if those old trees and But I see the old hands are still at the wheel and get the Knox County Cattle Show and Fair, which brought before the Justice they pleaded guilty and mortgage lionds, Hannibal Hamlin and W. i ifluential journals in the country, speaks marriage on the Woodhull plan were re tiie South is likely to he put to tiie lest of other debris, left at the Mall after the late festival, C . H aylord, M onday. they unfortunately know that such a promise is no takes place next week. The Cattle Show will be were sentenced to the Reform School durinj stricted to tiie four hundred couples or less experiment, as will be seen by the follow were removed, and the grounds cleared up '! A threshing machine hurst in tiie barn as follows: better from me than any other “ promise to pay.” held at the Knox Trotting Park on Tuesday, for nority, but with the proviso that the execution of in all litis broad county who are lit to lie ing paragraph relating to a movement un The ship John T. Berry, Capt. Emerson, was of Albert Meservey in Morrill, Friday “ If the Republican party should lie de I will scud you “ The Pacific Evangel ” in ex one day only. On Wednesday afternoon, the sec the sentence should be suspended during good be towed down river ou Friday last. She sailed the afternoon hist, and a fragment of the heat feated in tlic coming elections, f lic cause of fathers and mothers, while all tiie rest of dertaken by Air. .Tames Redpath:— ond day, there will be a trotting match fo r horses havior. This merciful disposition of the case its failure would be so plain tiiat we may change! which will let you know a little of what same day for New Orleans. er struck Hollis Longfellow, knocked him tiie present forty millions remained single “ Mr. .lames Redpatii is said to lie nt owned in the county only. A separate fee will be at the request of Judge Hall ami was also satis even now forecast it. I lie Republican some of your old friends arc doing on this distant down and broke his collar bone. tinting for a large emigration of negroes required for entrance to the trot. The fair will The ship Harvey Mills, Capt. Warren F. Mills, and continent, tiie cause of social purity factory to the parents of the lads, who were much Tiie dismasted “ brig Alamo of Machias,” leaders have given a wrong direction In from Mississippi Louisiana and Texas where shore, or, if nothing else will do, I will exchange will be ready for sea ou Saturday next. She is the canvass. There are two questions— might perhaps abide the experiment; but be held at Farwell & Ames Ilall, on Tuesday, Wed grieved that their boys should be guilty of such towed in to Gloucester Friday afternoon, is tiieir civil rights, as lie believes, will soon tie a little of my scant store of bright and beautiful chartered to carry a cargo of cotton from Port I be most im|>ortanl of all—in resjieet to men ami women being what they are, the nesday and Thursday, including Tuesday and an offense. All other lads who may be tempted to supposed to lie tiie schooner Alma, of Cain- overthrown. He is constantly receivin' aid coin, and send a pair of your “ filthy rags ” Royal, S. C. to Liverpool. which flic position of the Republican party Wednesday evenings. Citizens are requested to pilfer from gardens, should take warning. Cod by a collision on the 27th. The crew abrogation of all marriage laws, the dis accounts of outrages on tin; colored Rcpub back to you. is so far in advance of that of the Demo lieans of Mississippi. Recent letters show bring in articles for exhibition, whether of prod- Schooner J. A. Levensaler, Capt. Warren of the Alma were landed at Ireland Friday cratic partv. that if tile election should ruption of tiie present social constitution of And now will you allow me space to say a wonl The session of the Knox & Lincoln Musi- from tiie Marion Draper. so general a desire on thc part of the ne ducts of industry and skill, domestic manufac Priest, sailed on Tuesday, with a cargo of pota turn u|*on them there could lie no reason society, and the substitution of “ free love” or two more, almost of a personal character, but cel Convention in this city last week was a verj Rev, Mr. Gage, the candidate of the soft groes to leave a country in which they have tures, or articles contributed for exhibition only toes, shipped by J. O. Cushing, & Co. able doubt of a great Republican victory. doctrines would only be to make society no protection tiiat Mr. Redpatii proposes, by which I can reach better than any other way gratifying success throughout. The class num Samuel Watts & Co., Edward Ellis O’Brien money party for governor, lias resigned the These are the questions of the currency to add to the attractiveness and interest of the bered about 200,‘including many good singers and pastorate of the liates Street Universalist infinitely worse. That is to say, tile insti if die United States will not set apart a ter those whom they concern! I feel very grateful to have each laid the keel in their ship yards for a and the question of Civil Service Reform. fair. No fee is charged for entering articles, eith clinch of Lewiston, and removed from that tution of legtil marriage and the laws ritory for lliem. to arrange with Mexico and old friends and relations for the invitation to ad its members highly appreciated the instructions It was plainly the policy of tile Republicans 2000 ton ship. John Ililt is the master builder city. His name was used on tiie greenback Brazil for a gigantic emigration, until die dress them at their annual reunion at Warren. er fur premium or exhibition. they received from Prof. Perkins ami grcatlyfen- to put these questions into the foreground against adullrey tire the expression of the loss of labor in die Gulf States tints creat for Watts & Co., ami Hermon Benner for Mr. ticket without his consent. I cannot think of any invitation,from any source, Another grand excursion to the Centennial joyed the time they spent in the convention. The and keep them there. Instead of doing highest public judgment anti conscience ed compels die land-owning class to stop O’Brien’s ship. Friday night the dwelling of A. J. Edge- is advertised to leave here next Monday, by concerts were fully attended, especially that of this, they have so shaped the canvass as to upon tiie su b ject o f social p u rity anti dom es what Mr. liedpatb terms tiieir “ hyjiocriti- however high or worthy, that would touch me so Morse & Tuttle, Photographers, have dissolved comb, a butcher , living at Buxton was en make the most promiment the old questions steamer City of Richmond to Portland, thence by Friday evening, on which occasion the hall was tic relations and the breaking away of these eal deprecatioa of violence,” anti to rise up tenderly, or to which 1 would as unhesitatingly copartnership. Mr. Morse remains in the busi tered tlirough the cellar ami rublied of an of tiie tvttr and of the time before the war. and end it in fact. Mr. Redpath lias bad say : I accept it. If Providence spares my life, steamers to Boston, then to New York by the crowded. account book containing $819 in bills and and questions purely jiersonal to candi barriers would lie an indication not of a ness at the obi stand. Mr. Tuttle being in ill large experience in colonizing, and believes I will be with them next summer, even if I come world-renowned Steamer Bristol, and thence to The Thursday evening concert was of a popu several notes, whieli were in his vestjian"- dates. Now it is very easy to “ lire the higher standard of morals lint of a sinking tiiat with ten per centum of northern men health, retires, and is finishing up a room in the on purpose, and only just long enough to address Philadelphia by the new line. The whole trip lar ami miscellaneous character, consisting of ing beside the bed. Saturday the account Northern heart” as well as tile Southern into licentiousness. of the anti-slavery spirit, a colony of blacks western ell of his dwelling house at Mill River book and notes were found in tile cellar. heart by reviving historical subjects; lull them. 1 feel an increasing desire with every from Rockland to Philadelphia and return by this choruses by the class and songs, duetts au I quar To those who know her history, liowcv- in Mexico would soon rcaelt a higher state where he will open a grocery store. when tiie great body of tiiouglitful voters line will cost only $11, or to go from Portland ou tettes by the Boston artists, Mrs. 11. M. Smith, Mr. Jacob Sands of Brunswick, died on of civilization titan it Is ever possible for rapidly advancing year to revisit old familiar Still they go for the Centennial, (’apt. I. A. g o to tiie (Kills lin y will not vole ou sueli cver. it is ro wonder that this notorious Tuesday by Boston ami Maine Railroad and Miss. Annie R. Clarke, and Messrs. Whitney and Thursday night, at his home in tiiat tow n, the negroes to gain in the old slave States. scenes and dear old firesides in Rockland and Creighton and family, Warden W. W. Rice and su b jects.” woman should have taken up tiie doctrines Throughout Mississippi and Alabama the thence by same route as above, will cost $11 from Bartlett, all of whom acquitted themselves with aged 67 ye:irs. Mr. Sands was wellknow n. iricinity. Especially when I remember that such wife, (’apt. Samuel Watts, wife and daughter, In old stage times he was one of the pro And the Boston Globe, in an editorial which site advocates. Married in girlhood negroes are said to be eager for this move Portland and return. This is an excellent route great credit and won liberal applause. Mr. Whit tried old friends as Wilson Merrill and Stephen Mrs. Elward Wilson ami her son Bion, Mr. prietors of au extensive stage line, witli commenting upon the shortcomings of to a brilliant hut intemperate and dissolute m e n t.” combining water ami rail,’in agreeable proportions ney, who made his first appearance here ou this Hatch have passsed within the vail, and I shall William Stetson,wife ami son and others are among huad-qurrters at the Tontine Hotel in both parties, asserts that “ the loudest and man, a considerable number of years her their faces no more, and that others, equally to lelieve the monotony of travel, ami we com occasion, is a basso p ro f undo of mar velous pow Brunswick. That at that period wiien the On Tuesday of next week occur the the visitors who have left for there this week. most demonstrative of tiie [Republican] senior—abused, neglected, and left entirely dear, are lingering on the shore aud will soon be mend it to the favorable notice of those of our er ami in his first solo performance** I’m a Roam, tow n was the grand centre of the staging State elections in Oliio, Indiana, Iowa, Repairs are being made on the building occu interest of tiiat section of the State. leaders ami s|Xjakers have been striving to alone in a comfortless room in a tenement ;onc, 1 feel as if, if I had the wings of a dove, I readers who haveyet to make their “ Centennial” er,” was greeted with a perfect storm of ap West Virginia anil Nebraska. The result pied by R. II. Counce Engine Co. The uudepin- Tiie Dwinel Mills in Oldtown were thrust ttside the great issues of reform and bouse, to become amothcr, without help or would fly away and sec’ them. And I do not trip. See the advertisements in our present issue. plause. Mr. Bartlett, (who came to fill the place ing has got to be relaid. burned to tiie ground Monday night at 11 in the two States first named will be juean to let another summer pass without fulfill- of Mr. Fessenden, the latter gentleman hav force the contest upon sectional ground. sympathy, it is no matter of surprise that Several well known and esteemed residents On Thursday of last week, as Mr. T. A. Carr o’clock. They w ere owned by Charles W. looked for witli great eagerness, as it may missed connect ions so that he conld not arrive till Knowing that there was not a square issue lie should he embittered against a luar- the long cherished desire. of o u r city have been removed from us by death and wife, with Mrs Elliott (the mother of Mrs. Lord ami Alfred Yeazie. Twenty-live thou practically deeitle the issue in November. (lay evening) also made his first appearance between the two parties on the questions of iage tiiat hail enslaved iter to sueli a fate. am delighted with California. It is such a within a very brief period. On the 24th ult. Carr) ami Mrs Libby, a relative of the family sand feet of lumber ready to he rafted, a In Ohio a State ticket and Congressmen are before a Rockland audience. He is a fine tenor and ear load uf laths and 400,900 shingles were currency and civil service reform, over And so she went to an equally unhappy paradise as I did not suppose existed on earth. I ('apt. Henry II. Ulmer died, after a short illness, were riding to Rockland, they stopped for a few to lie elected, but not Governor nor Legis feel more at home in this city than any place I though his health had been gradually failing for was well receive*!. Mrs. Smith and Miss Clarke destroyed. Value 860.000. Insured for which a hot fight could be made, they have extreme and revolted against legal mar moments at the Rockland depot, and the train be 830,000. The mill was one of the linest lature. It lias been saitl tiiat a Democrat some time. Capt. U. was one of our eldest, were greeted with such plaudits as welcome the endeavored to revive tiie old and inflamma riage altogether. Both the logic and the have ever lived in since I left Rockland, nearly ing about to start, the locomotive blew off steam, on the river. ic victory in Ohio next Tuesday, would not citizens ami highly esteemed. On Monday, Mrs. return of old favorites. On Friday afternoon a tory questions of tiie war, to incite section morals of this revolt arc sadly at fault. twenty-five years ago; partly owing, no doubt, to which frightened the horse, causing him to sprin At the September term of the Supreme necessarily insure die State for Tilden in the fact that there are so many old Rockland 1. C. Abbott died, of pneumonia, after a brief matinee was given by the Boston “ Coneert Party.” al feeling and array tile North against the There is certainly every reason and every suddenly, which broke off the cross bar, lettinj Judical Court in Skowhegan tiie grand November, because, though tiie greenback friends here. But I love the old Pine Tree State illness. Mrs. A. was formerly Miss F. J. Kirk At the closing concert in the evening, the first part jury found thirty-seven indictments, twen Sontli in the spirit of ancient bitterness.” inducement and every opportunity for con the whiffle tree against his heels, causing the horse patrick and was engaged in the millinery lmsi was devoted to the performance of Rossini’s Stabat ty-nine for liquor selling, one for man party support tiie State and Congressional with a filial love. Her fields, her woods, her to run furiously. Mr. Carr succeeded in keep These statements we consider overstrain sidering tiie questions of moral, physical tickets of the Democracy, who are com seas and streams, are all dear to me, but over all ness in this city for a long time,up to her mar M ater, in which the concerted parts were render slaughter, one for assault with intent to ing the horse in the road until he crossed the track, kill, the latter against John Clarke for ed in one direction, for though tiie arraign and intellectual fitness in contracting a le and above all, her frank, free, intelligent and in riage with Mr. A. in 1872. She had a wide ed by Mrs. Smith, Miss Clarke, Mr. Whitney and mitteil to tiie “ soft money ” doctrine, then when seeing danger ahead he reined the horse i: shooting Martin Stevens at Smithfield last ment of the Democratic party as a body is gal marriage tiiat there could tie in form circle of friends, by whom she was held in high Mr. Fessenden, in a style which won high praise- will be a Cooper ami Cary electoral ticket dependent voters! The “ Star in the E a s t” to a board fence when he cleare*! himself from the -July. The judge iias sentenced him Loonu often pushed too far and more is said to ing a “ frec-lovc ” alliance, ami if these esteem. On Wednesday morning Mr. Oscar The second part consisted of songs, quartettes, in die field in November. Last year Gov shines with a steady light. The boys of Maine carriage and threw the occupauts out. Mrs. El year in tile Augusta jail and workshop. excite the sectional feeling referred t qualifications and adaptations tire secured. Davis died, from heart disease, with which he hail duets, etc, by the Buston artists ami a few choruses Hayes hail a plurality of 5,554, but in vote as they fought. But I wish to add the pre liot was most injured of the lot, having suffered a On Tuesday morning, the 19th inst., Mrs. than is consistent witli perfect candor and I there is as much freedom, ami infinitely diction that when that star goes down amid the been suffering for some time past, though he had by the class. All the solo singers were enthusi 1874 the Democrats had a large majority fracture at the shoulder, together with other MarkTibtietts of Boothhay.ayoung wuuiun fairness, vet we must remember tiiat tin-, more sanctity in tiie ordinary legal mar- been confined to his house for only a little time lie- astically encored and some of them received most for Secretary of State and elected 1.3 Rep golden glories of the West on the 7th of Novcrn bruises. The others escaped with some severe of 19, rose earlier than usual, took her fore his death. Mr. Davis was engaged in the persistent double encores. The “ Song of the Tri : rights is also to a consid- riage than tiie highest type of Mrs. Wood- her, it will shine with a like golden luster, and sprains and bruises. youngest child, hoy of live months, wrapped resentatives against 7 for the Republicans ton,” by the class, was also warmly encored. Mrs. him in a blanket ami walked to the hay and , - volveil ill this campaign.' hull's style of marriage could lie invested California will answer the bugle notes of Maine milk trade ami in the ice business and was a well- Indiana elects Governor, Legislature, State Hattie Shaw, of Bangor, also sang a song with fine A gunning party took place from this town on threw it in, where it was drowned she then j'li. allon demands most seri-1 with. Granting tiiat certain social evils, with responding and reverberating and exultant known and highly respected citizen. officers ami members ot Congress. In execution and effect and received a hearty encore. Tuesday. Captains, S. B. Flint and O. C. Ler- returned to the house and went into convul . i.-fti a in llte D em o cratic p arty impurities and hypocrisies deserve the hallelujahs. I. S. K a i.lo c ii, C5F" The trotting at the Knox Trotting Park, mond. High Killer, Wm. J. Buuker, counting sions and apparently does not realize what 1874 tiie vote for .Secretary of State, who The orchestral selections of the Orpheus Club, at al tin till is bicapihlc of doing justice lashing that Mrs. Woodhull gave them, the last week, was finished on Thursday afternoon, 824. Supper last night, at Knox Hotel. Flint’s she lias done. She was arraigned on a was tiie highest officer on tile ticket, gave with races for the 2.50 ami 2.35 classes. The both concerts, were rendered in such style as to charge of murder and committed to Wis io Lite colored citizen and its success reform of these is much easier under tile side beat. the Jlemqorats over 17,000 plurality, hut About Town. race for the 2.50 cluss was won by Gilbreth Maid, increase the favorable reputation of this excellent casset jail, to await the action of the Grand would imperil tile cause of equal rights. existing social system Ilian under that slip musical organization. An extra train was run The Base Ball match between the Dirigos of there was an “ independent” vote (drawn ^2/" Mr. C. Ellwood Nash supplied the desk at Little Frank being second, Oku third, and Honest J u ry . The Democratic parly affords no assurance, would inaugurate. Mrs. Woodhull is in from Bath to this concert and brought about 200 Rockland, ami the Unions of Union, on Saturday mainly from tiie Republicans) of over the Universalist church list Sunday evening. Nell fourth. Following is a summary: Saco lias a sensation. A young man in in its record or its professions that, it can die (Kisition of those who charge a law it people from the different stations on the road. last was won by the former Club,by a score of 40 the U. S. navy came home the other day to 18000, so that die Democrats lacked more djrpf The price of tickets to Mr. Beecher’s lecture Pursi- of $1SO for In lie trusted witli the management of tiie self with being the cause of the offenses first, $40 The receipts of this session of Convention were to 17. The Dirigo9 have won every game in the see his wife and found tier just preparing than a thousand of a clear majority. in Lewiston is placed at i#1.00. I five > liar Championship series. to “o to tiie centennial witli a gay Lotliria. Southern question. But lliough the record committed against it. No good could E. It. Jones, Fairfield, nsblk in Gilbreth Maid, 1-1-2-1 $862 and the expenditures $830, leaving a balance It will be seen, therefore, tiiat the result He immediately gotsome soft coiil, blacked Coal has advanced in 'price again some F. It. Sargent, Exeter, ns blks Little Frank, 2-2-13 of $32. The next annual session will he held in of tiie Democratic parly and tiie action of come of organizing society on Mrs. Wood- Geo. E. Perrin, Jr., Bath, 11s blk g Oko, 4-4-4 a portion of his breast, then pierced the in both States may (wssihly be very close. what. Ito ck p o rt. Southern Democrats are proper subjects for hull’s plan, while it is impossible that it Geo. It. Parmer, Lewiston, ns b in Honest Nell, 5-3-3- Damariscotta. breast to make it bleed, discharged a re If die Republicans should carry both States King Hiram's Council has a meeting to E. Noyes, Auburn, ns blk m Lady Young, criticism in their relation to this important should have any oilier effect than to pro ...... • gusta, nsblk ‘ " The schooner Ellen Merriam is discharging a car volver under his arm and fell over as if handsomely, there would be little hope left morrow evening. _____ iVesUiort, ns _ . go of coal for A. Merriam & Son, from So. Am dead, and caused a great scarce in the house question of equal rights, it is beyond doubt mote the “ promiscuity ” which she pre T im e, 2 :38, 2 :39, 2 :42 2 :33«4'. Supreme Judicial Court—Knox for Tilden in November, and on the other boy. hold. true that Republican orators and leaders tends to condemn. s ^ “ Everybody is going to hear Beecher, if he The2.35 race was won by Louise; Kennebec C o u n ty. hand if the Republicans should lose them lectures in this city. Quite a religious interest is being felt in this A valuable silver and lead mine has been have not given to the important question Boy taking second money, Granite Boy third and discovered on Mr. Anson Derrill’s land on both decisively, Hayes would have a hard place. Rev. Mr. Ryder, of the Baptist church, of civil service reform the prominence ST diaries Francis Adams has written October opened with very fine weather, Honest Farmer fourth. Following we give at Se p t e m b e r T e r m . Zircon Hill which yields 50 per cent lead fight to win. Should Ohio go Republican summary: baptized two last Sunday, and Rev. A. J. Clifford, which its intrinsic importance. its (ilaee a letter to the Democracy of New York, in but to-day brings us rain. and 89.00 per ton silver on the top of the and Indiana Democratic, as is very proba Purse of $200 for horses that never beat 2 :35; $140 to baptized two. shaft. Messrs. B. W. Smit, Glines and Mer in the Republican platform and the out which he takes a rather lugubrious view of 5 ^ * The new Post Office will improve the first, $70 to second, $45 to third, $35 to fourth: best BARROWS, J ., P h e s id ix o . ble, the result will not be taken as decisive th ree in five to h a rn e ss. A sum of thirty or forty dollars has been raised rit of Milton Plantation, Messrs. Heath, spoken position of the Republican candi the political situation. He sees a vast deal value of Lime Rock street as a business location. E. R o s e , Clerk. either way and botli parties will renew B . T o lm a 'i, A u g u sta ns b m Louise, 1-6-2-1-1 by subscription towards making up the loss of Tibbets and Rand of Locke’s Mills, with date demand for it. Gov. Hayes stands of corruption in die Republican organiza (^*R ev. J. J. Blair will preach in the Congre E. K. Woodman, Gardiner, ns eh g Kennebec, J . F. T o r r e y , Sheriff. Mr. L. B. Chamberlin, Assayer anil Miner the fight with increased energy all along B oy, C-l-1-2 3 Mrs. William Blackington by fire last week. squarely on the civil service reform (flat- tion and tiiinks “ tiie time lias now come gational Church next Sunday, morning and eve- A . A. Littlefield, Belfast, ns g g G ra n ite B oy, 5 2-3-3-2 L. M. S t a p l e s , C o. A tt'y . alogist of North Abington, Mass., have tile line, in tiie hope of victory. J. P. IL Wbeeideii. Bangor, us g g Honest Last Thursday afternoon fire was discovered on liouglit shares in this mine, and sinking a for a radical change and the substitution. L. F. S t a r r e t t , Stenographer. form in his letter of acceptance, tint it Alvin'M .d^in, L’oekland.ns 1. g Jim Farnham,4-3 5-4 5 board the schooner “ Frank and Emily,” lying at shaft 25 feet deep. They intend to organ State vs. Dodge Ila ll. Indicted as common seems to us that Republican members tifj" I a wholly new inlliicnec tied 11,1 by no 25f*Rev. C. B. Besse preached at the First anchor in the harbor. Ami in less time than it ize a joint stock company, witli a capital of ;^ ’Thc line of defense of Lucy Ann Mank (’. W. Bi-bee, Cam den, n s e b g L’m l,. Ben, 3-4-1-0-6 selleraml askeeping a drinking house and tippling have been chary of onlsjiokcii restrictions other than the genuine wishes Baptist church last Sunday morning, Rev. Mr. T im e, 2.-3S, 2:41, 2:30'.., 2:37, 2:40. shop. Convicted as common seller and sentenced takes to write it, most every boat that could be 850,1 NX). under the charge of murdering (’barb words on the subject. Our (wlitical ora- of honest men of all parties. But al Chase not having returned from his vacation Mr. Wm. E. Cummings is aggrieved because te pay fine of $100. In the trial of the other in found was manned by six or seven men ami put The schooner Joseph Oakes lias arrived Bicker,is reported to be that she shot Bick ters have I let'll in large part members of lowing the Republican party to be such a trip. we sportively bin tel the possibility that the depre dictment, the jury disagreed, and after having off for thc burning schooner. The fire was found at Bangor, from Port of Spain, Trinidad, dations at his father’s house on Sunday night of been out all the afternoon, were discharged. having on lioard live Aralis who desired Congress who desire to slay in Congress, i “ frying pan ” of evils, die trouble is that er in defense of her honor, or to obtain to be in the cook’s galley, but a little water f" A number more of our citizens have start Staples Co. Atty. J. E. Hanley. to come to this country. The captain tried redress which Bicker refused,by marriage, last week might have been the result of “ sp irit” thrown into the galley put it out, without much anti who we may naturally infer are not; the venenddratatcsmtui has not bettered the ed for the Centennial this week and more will go State vs. Clementine W ard, alias Clemen." to land them in Salem, hut the laws of and that she was in a state of mind ren agency, and we hasten to say that we intended extremely eager to reform a system whiel iltinlion by jumping into die Democratic later. tine E l ye. Indicted for larceny from the person damage. If the fire had gained more headway, Massachusetts will not allow paupers to lie no imputation upon the young man’s character l i t dering hei unaccountable for the crime. of James Butler. The testimony of the State con it would no doubt been a destructive one. The landed in that State. The law in this State gives them a ,latent machinery for keep J*5>,r‘ The cleaning down and pointing of the It remains to he seen whether this defense and no intimation that he had any responsibility sisted mainly of testimony of Butler, and of cause of the fire was that the cook hail some wood is equally exclusive, and the authorities ing themselves in office. Had our stuni| in g fo r the spiils o f olliee. T iie tro u b le is uew Custom House, and Post Ollice, which is now Judge Hull and City Marshal Low, relative to the 4 , ...... will have weight with a Massachusetts jury. for the breaking of glass and crockery and other eoufessioiis made by the woman in the Police Plled h0'*111'1 thc stove ,0 drF- whlch cau" llt ,lrc would not allow them to come ashore in sjieakers been men directly from the pen . th a t ‘ the gen u i wishes of the honest in progress, gives it a much improved appealance. mischief perpetrated on the night in question. while he was ashore. Bangor. They are penniless, and the cap ; m en if all |.:u tie hv lio means find their Court aud at thc time of arrest. Butler’s story jile, and under no temptation to refrain ; me Workmen arc engaged this week oxcavat- The young man was asleep at the time of the de is that thc woman took thc money from his pocket, [ There is to be a grand ball here this evening, tain is puzzled to know what to do witli h's liicli conduce em ho lillicnt in tl Democratic organiza- passengers...... lu lling a system t the ditch and preparing for the foundation of predations ami was awakened by the breaking ot as he lay on the bed, the man Grant standing Meservy & Deiuuth furn ish the music. '1'he North Knox Fair opened very favorably Mr. .1. L. Thompson, freight agent at lotlicir si llisli advantage, it ! should (irtfli- tic »n a ml liave no P omise of realization in the iron fence which is to enclose the post-office glass in the door. We learn from Mr. Levi Cum over him with pistol in his left hand ami axe in his right. The woman's testimony was that she The Reform Club still continues to gain new Calais, received a letter last week, stating the :u cession o f t io 'uesday, at Appleton. Your correspondent had a b i t Have seen Ibis subji'i . made much Democratic (iarty to tiie mings, the father, that his house was again en sat on thc bed because Grant told her to, that members nearly every evening. Four new ones tic pleasure of taking a bird’s-eye-view of the tin t a half barrel sent from Calais and di- mot- prominent. Gov. H yes talk s l ig h t cunt r«,1 of the n: lii mil administration on ( y Wc are requested to mention that by a tered last Thursday and that a watch belonging to Butler roused from his drunken sleep ami seized caine forward last Saturday evening, ami started eeted to Mr. Dana, editor of the Sun, re her by the wrists, that she screamed and Grant on this qtt ilion and if elected we liclicv thc I h o f M are i lex t. .Mr. A dam s eer- his son William was taken and torn from the case, in the good work. L. U. 31. mained in the freight house in New York, vote of the organization the band heretofore led and another man eaine into the room, ami she he will faithfully endeavor to carry out ta in h manifests i her great candor nor by Mr. .1. F. Singhi will hereafter be known as clothing was cut, two good hats were crushed ami Mr. Dana refusing to take it, saying tiiat ished out, left the house and didu’t return till someliody might “ he trying to idow him tile purposes expressed in bis letter. Is lie g re a t astuteness wl en lie professes to be- F. G. Singhi’s Cornet Band. spoiled, a chest was broken open and deeds and next day, ami that she was hired by Grant to irticles in the hall was iudeed large and beauti- C am d en . up witli dynamite.” Mr. Thompson, on in that case to liave the help or tiie hin lieve licit tiie 1 uhliean (Kdiey on tile papers were taken out ami scattered, and other to Boston to change the two $50 bills found ” 1 iil, comprising many articles of beauty ami or- S r* Notwithstanding the spaciousness of the her person when arrested. Ou cross examination investigation, discovered that Mr. James South cm questio s inaugurated “ only similar mischief done. Mr. Cummings has sus O ri t N ew I I a i j ..—Ground has been broken ami S. Pike was tiie author of this fiendish plot drance of members of < 'ougress? Tiie (icoplc lainent, as well as the more substantial article corridor of the new Post Office, it has been pretty she testified that she was led to change her story hceau picions amounting to conviction as to the identity work commenced on our new hall. The job has and th at the explosive m aterials w ereQ n o d - are rigiiton tiiis question. 1 xit lliem watel se tiie |MiO(i if the Southern Slates if corn, wheat, oats barley, etc., etc. There wer well filled this week after the arrival of .the eve* by the representations of Grant ami Deck Haynes, of the perpetrator of this “ malicious mischief” made while she was at Wiscasset jail. The jury lieen let to Mr. Thompson, of Stockton, who is to dy cranberries. tiieir Representatives in Congress and de ehoos to vote ;u> tl ey please w itlm .it re- dso a very large show of garden products, which g mail. ami will endeavor to have justice meted out in the were out but a short time ami returned a verdict raise ami enclose it this fall and complete it by One morning recently Mrs. 15. J. Hill, mand that they acquiesce in ami support this gartl to thc eorrti >t combinations of ollicc- verc superior in quantity ami excellent in quality. The steamer Ulysses has been withdrawn Not Guilty.” One of our friends suggests prem ises. the 20th of June next. residing-on Gofi' street. Auburn, found that needeil reform. Imide •sail o v er til thc country, wielded The exhibition of fruit was the largest it ever from her route for a few trips, in order to make that the jury was led to find this by a conviction some one had cut a piece out of the barn E y T iie post-office was removed from its old Ix G e n e r a l . —Fine weather.—We attended the by eq .ally cor.*.., l i mihiuations of lcgisla- las been my privilege to view, comprising some some small repairs which have been rcndcretl that Uncle Butler had no business to violate the door in tiie night. Beside the ojiening she quarters to the new government building on njuctiou not to leail into temptation, by going oi race at Rockland and thc Musical Convention tors a the seat of ivernmcnt to perpetu- ,cry choice varieties. necessary. found her trusty watch dog standing guard Elections have taken place in three Saturday evening, when the new post-office was the Point with a hundred dollars in his pocket am concerts last Thursday afternoon aud evening,and ate th eir own (>oiVC Now, such a sen- In household manufactures there was a credita- displaying .the same at every place where he his liead covered witli blood. On examina States this week. In Connecticut, on The yoke and weather-boarding around lighted up for the fu-st time and thrown open to were highly delighted with the whole. tion it was found that some one had tliru-t lenee as licit is cxciisahlc in a man of 1ile display, and some excellent samples of dairy stopped to imbibe the liquids dispensed in that lo Monday, occurred the town elections ami one of White & Case’s kilns took fire about half the public. Many citizens visited it duri; cality. a knife into the animal's neck. It is in Mr. Adam’s inlel nice ami reputed wis- iroducts. votes were also taken on several constitu past two o’clock on Sunday afternoon, causing evening ami expressions of gratification at the Staples, Co. Atty. J. IL Montgomery. ferred tiiat some rascal attempted to break d»m . h i s too (fla i m atter th a t the |>olicy The department of miscellaneous articles pre- W a rren . into the premises, cuta hole in the door and tional amendments, which have been car alarm to be given. The fire was extinguished ample accomodations which it affords were heard The remaining indictments for liquor selling ieuted a quite extensive and atiractive variety. with trifling damage. were disposed of by pleas of not guilty ami sen A town meeting was held on Saturday to deter was attacked by tiie dog, whieli he knifed o f till R epublic: ns towards thc South is un all sides. The office contains 1260 lock boxes ried. Reports say tiiat these elections The show of pot and cut flowers was not large, tence according to provisions of statute. and then tied, finding tiie dog was making lu ain t lined bee: a portion of the Mr. L. F. Starrett of Warren, who wa with metal ami glass fronts, arranged in conven mine whether the town should take action in regard too much noise to al low him further to pros show ed Repiildie.au gains from last year. but contained some choice plants and bcautifuj The case of Frank Peterson and Adella E, Southern jMipulation undertake to prevent the official stenognapher at the late session of f to the rebuilding of the Powder Mills. It was ecute his investigations. ___ __ On Tuesday the new State of Colorado bouquets. Among them was a floral cross, sur ient sections, besides 50 large boxes below them Peterson, indicted for extortion, was continued to another portion from “ voting as they J. Court in this city, gave excellent satisfaction for the accommodation of those who receive lar next term, the parties recognizing to appear. voted to instruct the selectmen to examine and as A case was recently tried before a Mr. lic it! its first election, for State .ami t ounty rounded by several beautiful and artistically ar please,” for Air. Adams’s declaration to that capacity and is an accurate and skillful newspaper mails or other bulky matter. The State vs. John, alias Jack, Mulligan. Ap certain whether the Co. could be stopped, ami if Jones as referee, at Norridgewock, invol- officers ami memliers of the Legislature. ranged bouqets, presented by Mus. W. E. Cobb, so to take such action as would stop them. Mean ing tiie sum of 40 cents. The parties are do him credit. The fatal point in Mr. short-hand reporter. boxes are all on the western side of the office peal from conviction by Police Court, on search This election was specially important, be of Union, which was the centre of much attrac and seizure. Verdict Guilty. while thc Co. are at work rebuilding. Sumner Smith of Fairfield, and .lames 25T The company attached to the steam fire ami outside of them is a spacious corridor for the cause the Legislature is to choose two Adams’s letter is that he ignores the fact tion. Other boquets of flowers were tastefully Staples Co. Atty J. E. llanly. Rowe of Smithfield. The case was origi gine, “ City of Rockland, No 1” have accepted accommodation of the public. The deliveries The Reform Club have voted to have a course of United States Senators and also the three th a t th e “ p arty ” he a rra ig n s sis c o rru p t is arranged and distributed in various parts of Jhe State vs. Cornelias M e Gee. Same. Verdict, nally brought before a justice, a verdict an invitation to attend the firemen’s muster at (three in number) are on the Lime Rock street lectures on Temperance, to be given fortnightly given for tile defendant, Rowe, front which Presidential Electors to which tiie Slate is opposed by a party whose record is worse. hall. Not guilty. Bath on Tuesday of next week. They will be the side, ami at the left of these is the room devoted Staples, Co. Atty. Mortland & Hicks. during the fall aud winter. Rev. Mr. Dutton the plaintiff appealed and the case went to entitled. Reports state Unit the returns Certainly he shows no ground on which The show of stock was creditable to the farm quests of “ Long Branch ” steamer company. to the money-order department, which is very George A. Lyndc vs. A lfred K. Spear. As gave the first lecture ou Tuesday evening, on court, whence it was referred. The claim may be based the expectation of any bene- ers composing the North Knox Society. It was grew out of a transaction between the par indicate heavy Republican gains over convenient and handsomely fitted up. The room sumpsit for rcut of laud. Plff. claimed that Deft, the Responsibility for Intemperance. He consid lits from the “change ” to he realized by large and consisted of some very flue animals ; LIT The performances of two poor drunken- has overreached ou his lot on thc easterly end ties, in which Smith says that lie by mis 1874 and that the chairman of tiie Repub devoted to the general business of the office—the ered it under the following heads : The Responsi the election of Tilden and Hendricks. indeed they were all so handsome, it will be hard sick fellows who had lost their way to the vessel After Plff’s evidence was in, the Court ordered a take paid Rowe a 50 cent scrip for a ten lican State Committee claims the State by receiving, delivery and making up of the mail—is non-suit, no evidence of a contract or implied bility of the Government, of society, of the manu for me to particularize ; but I will mention one to which they belonged, at the South End, last cent. The entire cost will protialily 2000 majority anti the legislature by a very convenient ami spacious, bein g44 by 05 feet promise having been adduced. facturer ami dealer, ami of the drunkard. His amount to 875 or more. The award being 2-r Another horiihle murder has taken four-year-old horse, showed by D. A. Payson of Friday night, was magnified into a report of at Staples. Rice & Hall. m ajo rity o f 40 on joint ballot. Georgia which is larger, we believe, than the room avail presentation of the arguments upon these positions returnable to court, is not yet public. place in Massachusetts—this time in Hope, which attracted a great deal of attention tempted store breaking, but there is no reason to In the divorce ease, Rebecca M. Thomas vs. voted for Governor, legislature and county able for these purposes in the Portland Post Of- was bold ami forcible. Tiie case of Carpenter vs. Grand Trunk Shrewsbury, where a farmer of 65, who and is, I believe, pronounced by horsemen one of impute to them any burglarious intent. Jerome B. Thomas, reported last week, the Court A larger number of our people are absent at the officers on Wednesday. The Democrats \ lice. The mails are received ami despatched at decreed a divorce ami gave to the mother the Railway Co. was tried at Paris, Wednesday the most promising animals in the vicinity. last. Francis I.. Carpenter purchased a were victorious, of course. In tiie last leg- lived alone with his brother (both being The organ for the Universalist church has1S \d o o r on the east side, which opens directly into custody of both children and $109 per annum Centennial this week than at any previous time. unmarried), was found by the latter (on The towns of Hope and Appleton each present a arrived and is now being set up. It is said to be alimony. ticket from Portland to Montreal, 'file tick J.-iatnrc there was but one Republican in llte this main room. On the south side, mljoining the et was limited to one coutinuous passage to town-team of six pairs of oxen, each of which a splendid instrument and superior io any in this In the case of Morang, exr., vs. Haskell et als., Senate ami seven in the House. bis return from an errand which took him main room of the building is the Postmaster’s lie made in two days. He asked thc con c large .and handsome. reported last week, the verdict was for plaintiff', .1 mile away) dead on the floor and cruel section. Winn the organ is ready, an organ con room, which is handsomely fitted up. $243.20. A motion for a new trial has been South Thomaston. ductor for stop-over cheeks, but was told There are many other articles which it would be ly mutilated by a hatchet which lay near. cert will be given, of which due announcement The public have now two entrances to the made and the case will go to the Law Court. S c h o o n e r A s iio r k .—Thc schooner Ximena, of tliai if heldhis ticket a passage was secured. T h e Seasith Oracle lias lieen en interesting to note, but time prevents. If this had ha p) Mined in Maine,the Portland will be made. It will probably take place next building—from Lime Rock street ami from the The court adjourned on Monday, having trans Machias, Me., got ashore on Lark’s Ledge, off Piaintifi’, with a conipuiion, was introduc larged amt removed from Wiscasset to ing a stove hood, and stopped at several The weather is superb and all that could be week. cross street on the west side. The School street acted a large amount of business. The case A dvertiser would doubtless have hastened Spaulding's Island, last Saturday afternoon. She stations. March 30th they got on atCoati- Bull. where it will hereafter be published. asked for. The crowd is large and I see nothing against Dr. J. D. Montgomery, indicted at last Lo hold it up as a shocking result of the t 'B ’In another column will be found a familiar entrance, from which the stairs to the Custom struck at about 3 o’clock P. M., losing her fore cook, when on presenting tiieir tickets tile Mr. Joseph Wood, who continues its prin to prevent the exhibition from being a success. term, was nol pros'd. Thirteen divorces weredej abolition of capital punishment. letter from our old friend and fellow townsman House ascend, also communicates with the rnaia foot and part of keck She was got off by the crew conductor said they were out of date and cipal editor has associated witli himself Rev. 1. S. Kalloch of San Francisco. We are corridor of the post-office* but will not be avail creed. of the Life-Saving Station at White Head, at about demanded fare. This was refused and they as business partner and co-editor, Mr. Fen. A card from the editor of the Christian, A turtle with a shell measuring twelve glad he appreciates the Gazette and hasten to able to the public at present, being used by the sunset, and anchored near Spaulding’s Island. She were ejected from tiie train. Defendant G. Barker, formerly of the Tim es p rin tin g published in Boston, says a sandy com- by fifteen inches has been found m a hol workmen engaged on the upper story. We con H u r ric a n e . was then left under the care of Mr. Edgar Maker resisted tile claim on the grounds, first, that send it to his address, hoping that, though under the assault was cqmuiitted in a foreign office, Bath. Tiie Oracle is a lively ptqier, plexioned man about thirty-live years old, low slump in Henmark, the opening to no promise to do so, he may find opportunity to gratulate (’apt. Conant ami his assistants upon One hundred more stone-cutters and forty of this place, who acted as pilot to take her ou the country; second, because tiie conductor was five feet and a half high, named Fisher, is which is but eleven inches across. Those their transfer to so ample ami comfortable quar witli ideas of its own, and has always been favor us again. The members of the “ Kalloch quarry-men will he put upon the work here im flats on Monday. This is the eleventh vessel as doing his duty and exercised no more force travelling in Maine ami swindling ))eople who have seen him wonder how lie got ters, with every facility for doing their official specially remarkable for the uniform neat sisted by the crew of the White Head Life-saving by soliciting subscriptions for various pa there; the turtle wonders how he will get family ” will be glad to know that their chosen work. Almost any of us would be willing to be mediately, which will increase the number of men than was necessary. Verdict for plaintiff ness of its typography. pers, among them the Christian. out. orator purposes not to disappoint them next year. postmaster under these pleasant circumstances. employed to over 500. station this season. fo r 87)00. Schooner Silver Heels of Tremont, Real Estate Conveyances in Knox A WOODSIDE, Wi. D., Maine. arrived at Bangor, Tuesday, from C o u n ty . Labrador. She came home in charge of JUSTOPENED. Ca m d e n .—Sam’I T. and II. A. Joy, to Charles II. Physician and Surgeon, LAST, BEST AND’ the mate, her late master, Capt. Newman, Joy, acre, $200; Rufus Shiblee, 2d, to Lucy Anu WOOLENS ARE CHEAP! h av in g lx?en d ro w n ed on th e 28th o f A u Carver, $500; X. T. Talbot, to Sophia Veazie, lot in Rockport Village, $150; Horatio Alden, Camden Vil TENANTS HARBOR, ME g u st. ° lage Corporation lot, 12 S by Co feet, $1000. CHEAPEST! It is proposed to set an automatic signal Un io n .—Emery F. Joy, to O. A. Burkett, lot at Un* To Philadelphia and return by Steamer City of HAINES & BURPEE iou C om m on, $335. W m . H. K ittre d g e & Co., Richmond, Portland and Boston steamers, and the buoy near the Duck Rock, at the entrance W a r r e n .— Hannah E. Kirk, to A. M. Wetherbee, world renowned steamer Bristol of the Fall River Line, CALL AND S£E OUR of Penobscot Bay. It will be so arranged sm all lot in W arre n . Druggists & Apothoearios Have the Largcgt anti South T iio m a h to n .—Murk Ames, to Adum Mar- leaving Roeklainl, Oct. 9. that by the action of the sea a ten-inch nbull, 43 acres, $531; John and Susan Sbeldeu, to and Dealers in most complete stock of whistle will be sounded, making a noise like Isaac William, 1 acre, $10. t PATENT MEDICINES. FAKE—From KOC'KLANU. only $ 1 1 the steam fog whistle. NO. 3, SPEAR, BLOCK, From Belfust, Bangor, 4 and points between, only 9 I Last Saturday, as Mr. Agustus Day of Is Your Life W orth IO Cents? ROCKLAND, ME. N E W G O O D S , W T irki-t. will tic for sale ont.oar.l Strainer City of Lovell, was riding towards home, lie leaned Sickness prevails everywhere, and every Riehmoud, on above date. forward in llie carriage and struck the horse body complains of some disease during For eireulur with full particulars address, OVERCOATS lw 4 | 1>. H. YOUNG, Portland. a heavy blow with the whip. The whip their life. When sick, the object is to get For Fall and W inter. had barely left the horse’s back before lie well; now to say plainly that no parson J. E. ROBINSON Kver shown in Rockland at let both heels fly, striking Day in the head, in this world that is suffering with Dyspep < i K A N D ION! fully 25 per vent, less than last and killing him instantly. sia. Liver ('omplaint and its effects, such as season's prices. Also a large Indigestion, Costivcness, Sick Headache, Work liegan at Bowdoin college yester Druggist & Apothecary, stock of Men’s and Boy’s Fall d ay . T h e F reshm en class n u m b ers 16. Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, palpitation of and W inter Suits, consisting of The chair of Latin is occupied by Mr. Cha’s the Heart, Depressed Spirits, Biliousness, CITY DRUG STORE We will make Prices to Suit the Hard Times. $ 1 1 Plaids, Worsteds, Basket doth 11 Moore, formerly instructor in modern etc., can bike C heek's A ugust F l.oW E lt and all the fashionable goods languages, M r. C .C . S p rin g er o f ’74 h ik without getting relief and cure. If you 282 Main Street. PORTLAND lo PHILADELPHIA ing that branch. Mr. 1- A. lxa>, a gradu doubt this, go to your Druggist W. ]]. Rockland, Jan. 6,1876, 6 IMPORTANT worn, at prices lower than ever AND RETURN, ate of St. Lawrence I'niversily, New York IxiTTItEiiGE tfc Co., Rockland, and G. I. y Bouton and Maine, and Fall ltiver Lines. before placed on goods of the same quality. lias taken the place formerly occupied by R obiunson, Thomaston, and get a Sample S. II. BOYNTON, M. B., Ua Ti. k. ls to Portland and return by Boat at re Prof. A. C. White. Otherwise the faculity Bottle for lb cants and try it. Regular duced rail’s iu connection witli Centennial Tickets. remains unchanged. size 75 cents. Two doses will relieve you. HOMOEOPATHIC Excursion leaves Portland Alberto Bruno of Frankfort was brought eowlyfl. Physician and Surgeon, TUESDAY, OCTOBER lOlli Haines & Burpee, M erchant: T ailors, before Commissioner Hamlin at Bangor on For particulars address Saturday, charged with breaking and en T ru st Io l i t XT’s R em edy. H i nt's G87 M ain Street, I>. II. Y O U N G , P o rtla n d . TO 316 Main St. 3 5 6 Main Street. » tering the jiost-oflice at Prospect ami steal R e m e d y willcureDropsy, Bright’s Disease, R O C K L A N D , ME. ing postage stamps. At the hearing he Kidney, Bladderand Glandular Complaints, w est, of lligli, second was found guilty, and held to bail in $1000 Diabetes, Gravel. Incontinence, Secretion L im e Pun k. CHARLOTTE N0ERA, to appear at the December term of the SMITH’S of Trine. Mental and Physical Debility. TY'SK-lioi- o f l ’iim o. District Court of the Vnited Stales at Port Female Weakness, Pain in the Back and land. Not furnishing the required bail, he Renid:me, No. 0, Winter Street. SANFORD STEAMSHIP COMPANYI j Ixiins, and General Prostration. H i nt’s L. L. BtUCULAiYBL Music and Variety was committed to the jail in Bangor. R em edy encourages sleep, creates an ap- VINCENZO N0EKA, Piano Tuner, |n tite, luaees tip the system, and renewed In- found at the above ad.lr. ss, Mid will promptly For Boston and Lowell. Civil and Consulting Engineer, er ali ealls for his services. 41 STORE, D o m e s t i c . health is llie result. _A_i"i"fvng’o n ie i» l i o i - S*5oa.son o f 1S76. - Goldsmith Maid trotted Jn 2.17 at Phila fiiiiN iiipk 5278 City Engineers Office Pillsbury Uloek, opposite M ain St. delphia Monday. BUSINESS NOTICES, Two Steam ers on llie Koute, Thorndike Hotel, Rockland, Me. 19 - Four Trips per Week. James Lick died in San Francisco Sun The Machine Was Worn Out. We have just roceived a New day morning. lie leaves about live mil Why? Not because it was not well built, but it Stock of Musical lnstru KA.RE, OM LY S 2 . O O . lions in the hands of trustees for charitable was wrongly run. Thousands of men who have J. P. C O W L E S, M. D., ments and a general purposes. run down long before their threescore and ten Physician A: Surgeon, A'' years are accomplished, might have been renewed assortment of General Balieock has been acquitted of CAMDKN. - - - MAINK. complicity in the safe-burglary conspiracy. into sprightlincss ami vim if they bad trietl the Musical Wares, Staple and well known P e r u v ia n S y r u p , which contains The jury were out two hours, and returned / pn IL I1 A. ELjJ'iS’. L among its compounds the Protoxide o f Iron, so Fancy Goods. a verdict of not guilty. Immense Purchase combined that it assimilates with the blood and W e always beep in stock, fwhickering & Sons’ The Providence Star, Boston Globe, New invigorates the whole system. This syrup has Pianos, Bourne’s it EiiierBon’s and otla r man MARRIAGES. ufacturers new ami second hand Pianos. York Graphic, New York News and Pitts proved efficacious in thousands of eases, and will W e Hell principally Mason & H am lin and burg Ixiader have withdrawn from the do everybody good who uses it. All druggists George Wood’s Organs, although we keep oth CAMBRIDGE, Capt. J. P. JOHNSON. KATAHDIN Capt. W. It. Roix. American Press Association, and have or er Organs in Stock. keep it. In Cushing. Sept. 30tli, by J. it. Malcolm, E$q.. Mr. W e have tile New Style Mason & Hamlin Or Will leave ROCKLAND for BOSTON, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT ganized under the title of the National Joel E. Smith, of Friendship, ami Miss Hat lie J. o f gan in the Eastlake Case. 'fhese eases are URDAY, at 5 P. M. Becket, oi Cushing. Associated Press. fashionable in Europe, and are becoming so in Will leave BOSTON for ROCKLAND every M O NDAY, TU ESD A Y , TH U R SD A Y and F R ID A Y , - th e “ Foi Iu Paris. Frame, Sept., Mr. Frank Bird to Miss America. We are selling a new style Mason x A superannuated Methodist preacher Laura F. McLooii, all of Boston. Hamlin Organ, 9 stops, for 9135. at 5 1-2 o’clock, P. M. connected with the Vermont Conference, in Belfast, Oct. 2, by Rev. Geo. Pratt, Miss Mary G. Persons coming from a distance, may depend F A R E , FROM ROCKLAND TO BOSTON, 8 2 .0 0 Stevens, of Belfast, ami Mr. S. Herrick Staphs, of named Edward Hopkins, of late ai ling as upon finding an excellent variety of superior ». •• “ “ L O W E L I...... 8 3 .1 5 The Smatorined. “ The great rarer of chronic North Penobscot. The oxi.Y B lacking that meets the Instruments and prices as low as can possibly an Insurance Agent at St. Johnsburv. 4 t., diseases," graduate of X. Y. Medical College, member I ii Rockville, at the parsonage, Sept. 30th, l»y Rev. F. demand for a quick and brilliant polish. be afforded. «. •• “ “ PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN, has disappeared, after borrowing $20,000. of X. Y. and Brooklyn Med. Society, State society wiper, Mr. <’hades W. Brewster, of Camden, and W t ipeeial bargains in Embroidered I via Fall River and Stonington Lines, - 8 1 4 .0 0 etc., may be consulted Oct 7th, for a few days on all iss Hattie Leavitt of Athens, Me. “BISBY’S BEST” Felt and Rubber Piano Covers, | “ Norwich Line, . 13.00 He is suspected of fraud. diseases’ at parlors, Lindsey House. Aji* follow Iu I nion, 30th ult., by Rev. F. V. Xorcross, Mr. Stools, the smaller Musical Instruments, signs right to rooms. The Doctor tells diseases with Randall Robbins, and Miss Mary Payson, both of {PsSoluteiy uourisDete and p t eterra the OB**State R o o m s secured o f A gen t at R ock lan d . l e a th e r . out asking a question! See his paper, over 200 refer- U nion. • N. B. Xo extra hazardous freight taken. All freight must he accompanied by Bill of Lading in duplicate. F o r e ig n . ' -emarkalde cures! Do not wait: no matter In Boothbay, Sept. 26, by <1. B. Kenniston, Esq., Mr. t 1 B ix n r Co. 173 A 173 Y /iuliiugtou Kt. X. Y. DrY Goods -end for tlie Do Daniel Gould, and Miss E. J. I.. Yiles, both of Booth- FOR SALE BY M. W. I AKWELL, Agent. John Bright thinks that English blood lw44 bay. A|-ent’, Offlre. No. 2. Atlantic Block, (up stain.) Rcldencc comer Union amt Pknrant Sis. ami treasure ought not to be wasted in lie- COBB, WIGHT & NORTON. ALBERT SMITH. R ockland, Sept. 21, 1876. 42 Itockland, May 23, 1870. half of tile Ottoman Empire, and that Tur Holloway’s Pills and Ointment.—Scurvy and key should be left to the fate which Provi Diseases of the Skin—Fever, restless sleep, foul stum DEATHS. dence had decreed for her corruption and neb, tainted breath, languor, depression of spirits, al T rue B in e " wavs attendant on the worst cases of cutaneous erun IS ty ra n n y . tions, are speedily and radically removed by these medi ALL THE LATE STYLE otlces of Deaths inserted free, but obituary an d A mimlier of vessels laden with deals cines—the ointment cleanses the skin, and tlie l’ilh purify the blood, stimulate the liver, and promote di es. b.youtl till’ dale, nameame and age. must be paid REAL sailed from St. John, N. B., Saturday, in gestion. 25 cents per box or pot. Iw44 t the rate of 5 cents a line. Poetry 6 p e r line | Coal! Coal! order to evade the new law prohibiting Hats & Caps deckloads after the 1st of October. They In this city. Get. 2d, Mrs. Frances J INDIGO CAN BE SEEN AT I t is an interesting fact that nature has provided REDUCTION IN PRICES! were obliged to pul back on account of er own healing remedies—no one of which hni C. A bbott, aged 55 ye ars and 2 m onths. In this city, Get. 2d, Miss Lizzie S. ivell, Mado aolublo by rough weather. •ide a rep u ta tio n as ta r. “ 'oreat T ar” is simply a Splendid Broken and Egg, $6.50 Haines & Burpee’s. pure preparation of tai for the Throat, Lungs and about 18 y Patent Process. GARPETINCS lw44 li this city, Sept. 28tli, Pelcutia, daughter of John The American spiritual medium. Dr. id Hannah* O dioroe, aged 19 years. Packed in Patonfc White Asli Stove, $7.00 Slade, appeared nt the Bow street Police In tills city. Oct. 1st, ll. rbert Burns, sou of Maria roady-wudo Court Friday, in answer to two summons. [over, a ed* 10 months and 10 days. Franklin, $8.25 “ DOCTOR, MUST I DIE?” In Hope, Sept. 29th, Susanna, wife of Abner Dunton, The first summons is under die vagrant act BAQ3 osl Z0ZZ3. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Six mouths ago the daughter of a wealthy and well- nge«l 65 ye ars. » n o t i c e and one Simmons, his assistant to defraud. known eitizen of Boston, put this solemn auestion to in South Thomaston, Oct. 3d, Mary, daughter of Jacob and Nancy Merriman, aired 6 years ami 9 days. DIRECT FROM THE FLOUR, CORN, GROCERIES, CE 326 Main Street, Case adjourned one week. They were ad the physician who attended the family. Dr. Eliliii Tho only W right—for that is his name—gave an evasive answer, In Boutn Thomaston, Get. 3d, Ephraim Dean, aged M E N T , H A iR , S A N D , !, That we extend to the parents, brother, PRO BORO PUBLICO. E g g m iff Broken, $fi.50 and advanced by way of Jessica against the kiud sold iu America. Iy41 sisters, ami relatives, our heartfelt sympathy in their JUST RECEIVED. allliction, trustiug they will look to the Almighty God While Ash Stove, 7.00 Turkish right. ’ This double flanking move for comfort. ment completely failed and the Servians Henolved, That these resolutions be spread upon our 259 MAIN STREET. l.ykens Valley Franklin, 8.25 Jtocklund Jlelail Prices Current. records, a copy sent to part nts of the deceased, and by noon were driven back at all points with published in the city papers. WM BEXXEli, Com. O. A. WIGGIN. great loss. They subsequently renewed the We also keep constantly on attack on the Turkish left three times, i of September, was five—one uon-residenl. but was on every occasion repulsed with C. V. R. RGYN’TON, City Undertaker. S im onton hand a full stock of great loss. The’Turks having kept on The whole number of interments superintended by R o g e i.a n d , Septem ber 28, 1876. F. R. Spear & Co., th e defensive, th e ir loss w as only 85U. ae In the month of September, was eight. Provisions, Fruit and Produce. SILAS KALLOCH, City Undertaker. CORN, rLOUR, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Applet ISbkl...... 2.00(j3.5u Steak, r fc...... 20 A GREAT DISCOVERY! B l a in e on C l ie f o l d .— Mr. Blaine made Cooking, ^bu....60$1.00 Spare-rib, r lb...... 15 MMSBU Dried, lb...... 14 SauBage r fi>...... 18 By the use of which every family may give their his first speech in Ohio, at W arren, on Sat Beans, Y E r bu .1.7582.00 H am s, r i b ...... 16 MARINE JOURNAL Linen that brilliant polish peculiar to flue laundry work. Saving time and labor in ironing, more than it* entire urday the 23d inst. In the course of his B eef, ro asta, r i b -----15@10 Poultry r lb S tea k r lb...... 20,25, Chickens Spring.. 16g20 coat. Sold by Grocers, or will be sent postage paid on COAL CEMENT, LIME, I argument, he delivered the following com C o rn e d , r lb...... 10012 T u rk ey s...... 2u...... 15 D u ck s,,...... 16&20 PORT OP KOOKIiAND. REDUCTION IN PRICES! JHair and Calcined Plaster. mentary on a recent decision of the United Beets, new.r lb...... 02 Geese...... 14gl8 0 . 1 CO., 13 N. Fourth St., Phils. B u tler, r lb...... 22g30 Potatoes, ...... 60g60 Splendid Broken & Egg, $6.50 State circuit court: C abbage, r lb...... 03 Potatoes, sw e e t, r l b . . . . 6 FOR SALE BY Cranberries rbu2.00g3.00 Pickles, r gal...... 50g6o FOR THE CURE OF On Thursday of last week a decision was , r n»...... 16 Q uinces, r p k ...... COBB, WIGHT & NORTON. White Ash Stove, $7.00 BHEUHATBMANDNEDRALGIA rendered in the city of Portland, State of Eggs per doz ...... 20(Squashes, r lb ...... 03 Maine, in tlie United States circuit court. L ard, r It...... 16'T o m ato e s, fre sh ,r lb----- 04 n: LA Snow, l’ilsburv, Vinal 11: Franklin, $8,25 WOOD L am b r lb...... 1-ur* per cau...... 25 Simonton, Danvers; 3»th, Hume, Calderwood, Port Judge Nathan Clifford presiding, witli Onions, r It. Bermuda...5 T urnips, f lb...... trj laud; Pearl, Thayer. Danvers; 1st, J Etliunage, Gross WE have just concluded one of W. hxI Sawed Split, nn.l Prepared for Stove. Daniel Clark, district judge of New llanip- J Pork, (clear) r B...... 15 Veal, k lb...... l0«12 Belfast; Hattie .M Buck, Woodbury, S.-arsport; Gen Till* r. mt’.lv is the result of the research of one F orest Tar, the largest purchases of DRESS it- proprietors who hail been a great sufferer for ye; R ound H og, r lb .-...... 9 S te a k ...... 20 tile, i’cat-e, X York; Ariosto, Elwell, Boston; Florida shire, sitting with him—:ind I want tin; at- ■ For Throat, Lungs, Asthma, and Kidneys. MAIN STREET, D. N. BIRD CO. Groceries, etc* | Grant, Newburyport; Ada Ames, Adams, Belfast oi who tried all tin* advertised rem edies am i skill tention of the lawyers—confirming tlie | Ri. hiuond, Thompson, Boston ; A Ch ui)nt. Littlefield. GOODS, SHAWLS, BLANKETS, 22 KOCKI.ANIt, MAINE. any pliy.-iehuis without obtaining relief. A radical. U.teklaud, Sept. 2o, lb7l judgment obtained against Neal Dmv, of! Coffee r.n. Salt r b o x ... 10, 15, 20U3O Brewer; Pallas. Rhoades, Boston; Fleet Wing, Ken "orest Tar Solution, tvu- hl.taiue.1 and i R i o ,...... 25...... 00 75 00 Castine; 4tli, steamer Katahdin, Roix, Boston; Lewi .iberal discount to the trade. 1 some sugar, and tlie man sued for it, and ' Pratt’s Astral, P gal..48 Oolong, per Hi.. 40 60 80 PIERCE BROTHERS, and 3 Eng. Breakfast...... 50,60 Ion; E S Wilson, l’alt.rsoii, Belfast: 4tli, J I’ierc * or Healing Indolent Sores, Ulcers, Cuts, Buras, IMamifaeturers and Prop Prunes. V B...... 8«jl" Salt, r bu ...... fill a 75 and for Piles. Bai .r, Ma ness purposes, or for lodgings. For further informa give you a receipt, anil you will easily get I Webster, Bancor: Onward. Baker, Bangor: Billot Down to correspond in price to the tion apply at :;2>« Main street. A. K. SPEAR. R aisins, r 1-4 b o x -----l.oo Salratus,...... S«jlO i Fahs, Boston; J Meserve, Fremh. Newburyport; your pay for it.’’ The sugar was used, a Roeklau.l, Sept. 12, 1876. 41 Flour, Coru, M enl.clc. E Snow, Is.nl, Portsmouth; X Sumter, Fouutaii forest Tar Soap, decline on this class of goods, and large part of it, in tile hospitals. I low said. Burley, per bu..l.00ul.25 Rice, pr lb...... 10 ! Boston ; Bedabedee, Bennett. Vinal Haven: (’ C..l.b, or Chapped Hands. Salt Rheum, Skin Diseases, “ If you will show ntcyour loyalty, I will Buckwheat Hour per lb..06 Middlings, prlb ...... T, I Rhoades, Boston; ( atawalilteak. Keiine.ly. B< th e T o ile t and Bath. II Cracked, wheat per lb..07 Oats, pr bu ...... 50«j60 . Leach, Pendleton, P,inland; W indors,Stewart,Calais, customers will always lind at our give you a receipt,” and the rebel declined for New York, put in for new sails. FOR SALE AT A C orn, per b u ...... fis«_i7o O u tm e u l,p r lb ...... 5 u l0 "orest Tar Inhalers, store the largest ami most varied to do it, and got judgment in a Ixniisiana C orn m eal, p r b u ,..6 S 1»7o R ye, p r b u ...... l.oo ELL on Fulton St., G ra h am F lo u r, p e r lb-----5 Canned Milk...... 35 34w44 1 South End. House of 7 rooms goo,I sized lot of Pearl Barley,...... lo Sid 28th, schs Brigadier. Norton, Alexandria; 29th Lowest Prices lo lie found any ordered execution to issue for $1,750. .1 It Bo.luell, Spalding, Vinal Haven; Ida Hudson larnl. witli never failing spring of excellent water » t- Tiiat being so, I say, gentlemen, will it Fiali, etc. Kenniston, Boston: :U»th. Boh, Grant, Boston; J.nm- w here. uateii iu an excellent m-ighborliood, one of the b, st It, Lewis, Salem: F Hatch. I'hner, X York: J (. locations in tlie citv. For terms ami particulars apply not enable tlie man that owned the field at F ish , dry cod p r lb ....5 y 8 ; Napes & fins, prlb ...... 6 Cralts, Grc. lev, Richmond, Va.: G W Railt, Dover to J. E. .SlIEKMAX. Painter. Ap|Miuiatlox to collect ground rent from Fresh cod, pr lb ...... 6 Tongues & Sounds, X II; R S Hodgdon. Melvin, Boston; Ataianta. Was Printing 204 Main Street, at the lSruok. D ry pollock, p r lb ...... 6 p r lb ...... S gate, Boston: Unde Sam.------.Boston; 1st. Corvo IK . HIGGINS & GO. R ockland, Sept. 5, 1876. 40 Grant for the occupancy of it and destruc Fresh halibut,...... S«12 L obsters, p r lb ...... 05 tion of the fences and crops? There has Tyh-r, X York : Concord, Gray, Portsmouth; America Sm oked h a lib u t,p r lb . 1<> Smoked salmon'pr lb.25 ’ Colcord, X York; l.'tica, Thorndike, Portland: lte- Wholesale Dealers and Planters of All goods delivered prompt never lieen so menacing a cloud as this Suit, mackerel...... 14; Smoked buddock,.10 L12JT. Centennial Exhibition on Saturday evening ■ ALEXANDRIA—Ar 2Sth, sch Mabel Tin OltDF.ltl.l), That notice thereof be given, three weekr If you want bill-heads THOMASTON, MAINE, NEWPORT—Ar.Wth, sch Herald, Hall, Rockland ? to let; in Devotes his attention to the PRACTICE of MEDI successively, in the Horklaml Gazette, printed in Rock C. N. CKITTENTON, Prop., N.Y. four million and seventy-one thousand pay for N ew Y ork. land, iu said County, that all persons interested may at If you want show-cards TIGHT I i(>N. CINE and SURGERY. Sid 1st, sch Clarissa Allen, Crocker, Boston for New 1 33 ing visiters hail passed through tlie turn-. tCT Residence and Office, Levenaaler Block] Main tend at a Probate Court to be held at Rockland, on* Hit stiles in tlie one hundred and fifteen days , Y ork. third Tuesday of October next, and show cause, i Lf vou want any kind of JOB PRIX’I’IXG, send your < H A R L E ST i> X —A r 12th, sell A lbert T hom as, Rose any they have, why the said account should not be al orders to or leave them at tlie GAZETTE OFFICE and tlie Exhibition has been oi«n since tlie Philadelphia. low ed. Immense Stock of se cu re tin on slim ad in the v tenth of May. We believe, although all BALTIMORE—-kr30th, Joseph Farwell, Gregory, F O L E T . II. « REGODY, .Ta. E. A . BUTLER. R ockland. 3w43 E. M. WOOD, Ju d g e . Underwear just rec’d tlie details are not at hand to enable ns to PORTSMOUTH—Ar 3d, schs Cliarles Carroll, Cud- A true copy,—A tte stT . P. P ie u c e , R egister. 2TORET O R E 30x0230x feet, witbShed 19x50. Got I calieu, make precise comparisons, that the forego worth, Rockland; Addie E Snow, Lord, Rock! and iu go, ..1 order. GREGORY & BUTLER, at Haines & Burpees. S COBB, WIGHT X NORTON. ing number of paying visitors is larger KXOX COUNTY—In Probate Hydraulic Mining at Hutch Flat. what they long to do themselves. All Steam Dye House, Business Cards. R a ilr o a d s 4* Steamboats. the ears will be well browned soon, D. T. KEEN & SON, Near Railroad Bridge, Water Street, Augusta The method ol' hydraulic mining is however; and then, since you have been SNEEZING EDITED EY - LIES. J. H. ADDITOK. D E A L E R S IN briefly this : From some lofty point a so bpsy and cheerful, you may let some EMILE BARBIER, Prop’r. Loring & Goulding, KNOX & LINCOLN RAILROAD. To w hoa all communications for this department must head of water is let on through iron one else put the second row of beauties Awurdeil First Premium at State Fair, 1870. around the coals, and apply yourself to CATARRH. FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, be addressed, at this office. Contributions, ques pipes of varying diameter, and is pro I’liis well-known establishment, with its admirable Boat Builders. tions and suggestions are invited. jected iu a thin stream against the bot the main businessof the hour. Does it This is a . nstaut sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, until your facilities, is conducted by a FIRST-CLASS FRENCH SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. head seems ady to fly oil’, until your nose and eyes DYER. Ship, Seine, White-Hall, ISail Boats, B e e f , P o r k . L a i d , tom of a hill of gravel known to con taste good? Is there just salt and but discharge essive quantities of mucus, thin, acrid, Dveingand Cleansing done in a manner to give PER FECT 8 VHSFACTION. Dories, Wherries, and Fancy TWO TRAINS TO BOSTON DAILY tain gold. The earth falls in loosened ter enough on the one place which ex andid poisonous,i.i.i,.. until, unlit for business o r pleasure, you imber yourself among the most afflicted of mortals, Ladies’ Dresses, Sacques, Velvet, Ribbons, &c., Pulline Boats. Newland W. I. COODS, CROCERIES, &c. Takes effect Monday, May 1st, 1876. PLANTS FOR SALE. actly pleases your eye, and where you destined to su tler periodically the greatest distress w ith Dved, Cleansed ami Pressed without ripping, or taking masses, anti is washed into channels off trimmings. Lace curtains eleansen nnd done up Second-hand Boats out relief or consolation. Every draught, every breath SHIP STORES FURNISHED. ASSENGER Trains leave Rockland for Bath, which lead to sluice-boxes. A sluice- mean to set your teeth in just one of air seems an enemy iu disguise. I his is properly • qual to new , Carpefs cleansed and eolor restored, constantly on Portland and B oston, a t 9 A . M., anil 1.40 P. M. Dyed or Cleansed. P arriv in g in Boston at 0 P . M., and 10 P. M. ’ Mrs. Atldilon, the editress of this depart box is a narrow trough made of planks s ec o n d ? called A cute C atarrh, and com m only, (.-old in the Head. h a n d . Its constant recurrence is due to constitutionally weak Gents’ Garments, Coats, I’unts, and Vests cleansed ALL KINDS OF l.VAIKKK fur Boat Building Passenger 1 rains h ave Bath at 8.15 A. M., and 3.40 ment, will receive new plants weekly and provided with a false bottom. Over W ell, well, there is no possible argu or diseased nasal organs, and enfeebled action of the or dyed Brown. Black, Blue Black or Indigo Blue, and constantly on hand, at the L o w est Ma r k e t P r ic e s . Corner Main & Winter Sts., P. M., arriv in g in R ockland at 10.30 A . M., and 6.05 P . M. ment in the matter. Your bright eyes, perspiratory glands. In the permanent cure of this dy to wear. Gents garments repairing done SPECIAL ATTENTION given to Job Work. A m ixed train will leave R oekland at 5.40 A . M. at her residence on Elm Street, and the the upper surface the current of earth distressing m alady S...... at short notici Ail orders promptly attended to. Returning, leuve Bath at 10.30 A. M., arriving in ltoek smiling features, satisfactory attitude, r-failing speciiic. Jn stunt lieffol- K id Glover dyed Black ami cleansed every day. ROCKLAND, ME. land a t 3.15 P . M. publishers take pleasure in recommendinj and water passes, the finer portions of Also new goo I ^rldd sensi- r heavy eloth for store dyed and fin- FOOT OF NORTH STREET, 27 C. A. COOMBS, Supt. their readers to call tqion Mrs. A. when the gravel, together with what gold and general self complacency, proclaim changes w Ished iu the h ry h 9 (South End), ROCKLANl), ME. it promptly by Expre there may be, falling through apertures to all the actively-engaged dear ones is sure to attack of ever tlioy desire to order or purchase plant YE C’ATAH O. A. WIGGIN, 259 Maiu St., Agent for Rock- USE upon the real bottom below. Here at around, that there is no way to cook Maine Central Railroad. or to ohtain any information in relation G t ii i’k Ag e n t s —E. A. Dana, Waldoboro; E. W A GOOD CLOCK FOB NOTHING ! intervals arc cross-pieces a few inches corn and have it perfect except in this H HARRISON BROS. & CO’S to them . Dunbar, Damariscotta; Jane A. Hall, Dam’a Mills; M. A GOOD CLOCK FOB NOTHING ! A SS E N G E R T ra in s leave B ath 11.40 A . M ., after high, in whose angles quicksilver is method. Confess that our egotism re C l i r o i i i o Holbrook, Wiscasset, B- F. Wells, Belfast. lylO. P arrival of Train leaving Rockland 9 A. M., con placed. The particles of gold, great garding recipes is, as George Francis ‘TOWN & COUNTRY’ necting at Brunswick for Lewiston, Farmington, Augus A GOOD CLOCK FOB NOTHING ! O ta, Skowhegan Dexter and Bangor, at Yarmouth with and small, draw to this, while the worth Train says, “ No egotism: that which G. T. R’y, at Westbrook with P. & It. It. It., and at The English ivy, gi owing over the wall: O a,ta,rrli. li. & M. Junction with trains on Boston & Maine ltoad, you can back up ! ”— Murrau's Golden Symptoms.—Obstructed breathing, partial closure of A GOOD CLOCK FOB NOTHING ! of a building, instead of promoting damp less earth is washed on and out of the ‘ • Boston nt 5.15 P. M. one or both nostrils, a stopped up, “ stuffed up ” feel READY leaves Bath, 4 P. M., (after arrival of way. These sluice-boxes are watched Jlu le. ing in the head, constant blowing of the nose, discharges THE BEST PLACE IE THE A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING ! W ness, as most jtersons would supjiosv, is ig Roekhmd, 1.40, i ’. M .,) connecting at night and day, and are “ cleared up,” from the nose of a watery or thick yellow or greenish mucus, frequently streaked with blood. Sometimes aid Augusta, and arriving in said to bca remedy for it; and it is men COUNTY, A GOOD CLOCK FOB NOTHING ! t P. M., I Bofttou a t 10 P. that is, the amalgam is taken out, at in the matter becomes encrusted in the nasal passages and A lt tioned as a fact that in a room where darn] We give the new, handsome and accurate little de MIXED lorning Train leaves Portland, tervals which vary from ten days to TI1E DUNES ON THE BALTIC. is removed only by prolonged effort. In the morning TOJJUY 6.15 A . M .; Bath 8.to A. M., connecting to on rising the symptoms are the worst. Violent blow tached lever time-piece called TH E ST. NIC1IO Rockland. had prevailed for a length of time, the af ing, hawking and spitting until the crusts are removed, three mouths or more, just as the earth LAS CLOCK to any person who sends us TWO Through Trail fected parts inside had become dry when at least partially, and the throat is freed from the mat Chains and Anchors, val of trains fr is more or less rich in metal. W hat curious things dunes arc 1 Have ter that has accumulated during the night. Finally the Il’Oll Ulld S teel, NEW SUBSCRIBERS, with $4.00 in cash. W< PAINTS. ting to Itockiand. ivy had grownup to cover the opposite ex The pipes which convey the water are poisonous secretions attack the throat, bronchial tubes, warrant this Clock to keep as good time as Clock) E White and 40 different shades En F re ig h t we any on the coast of America any lungs, terminating iu pulmonary eonsumnlion. accom B lacksm iths’ stock Tooli/ terior side. The close overhanging pen which cost four times the money. Address V o s e & tirely ready for use. made of thin iron hardly thicker than where? I am not geographer enough to panied by a most offensiv breath and impaired eye- autiful, Durable, and Economical. sight and hearing. P o r t e r , publisher.s dent leaves prevent the rain or moisture box cardboard, and vary from some for answer the question ; I only know there Carriage Builders’ s„,, Made from Pure Material. Tested on thousands of buildings. ty inches to fifteen iu diameter. They was no sign of them on the American C a i 1 lagC Trimmers’ mid Painters’ Goods from penetrating the wall. A. It. LEIGHTON, Handsome and Permanent. are smooth, round, and black as jet. coasts which I have visited. I should U LC BR A T £ VK No waste or loss of time in mi »iug. Two Trips Per W eek! S llip ttcpaJring, Fitting nnd Painting Supplies, Do peel. They are led across depressions in the like to climb this dune and collect some Fish M arket and Lunch Room il better than any other Paint, FLOWER CHAT. CATARRH. P applied by’ Pall Arrangement. ground upon trestles, and, where the of the plants that are growing on its This is the destructive and terrible stage of the dit Fishermens’ 323 Main Street, - Koolclanci ohje iiiahle ingredients gen- surface is favorable, they are laid upon sides and summit, in the pure white ease. The whole nasal passages, including the eve All kinds of Fish, Oysters, Clams, Lobsters, etc erally use called “Chemical ” Paint, I have just completed a new hanging- and ears, the tonsils, throat, bronchial tubes and lulte Quarrymen’s suckandTom., constantly on hand. Sai rds on applies sleepers like the tracks of a railway. sand, but a warning inscription painted become, one after another,affected, inflamed, ulceratei A t the lunch counter, Oysters, Clams, Fish and Loi O rd e r thii brand from your Dealer, Insert STEAMER ULYSSES sters are served in all styles; also Hot Tea and Coffe it in your contracts. basket; it will he a beauty in a month or They are often miles in length, and, on a board tells me that “ the treading and succumb rapidly to this frightful monster. A pi B u ild ers’ H ard w are, culiar acid is generated and set at liberty by this dit Milk, Hulled Corn, Pastry, etc. Menis nt nil hour: Take no other. CAPT. DAVID ROBINSON, such a matter, hut now looks almost scrag though their general tendency is down-, on the dunes is forbidden, under fine,” ease, which, permeating the blood, weakens and des Families supplied. 10 Do not accept any substitute. on and after Wednesday, Oct. 4, troys its renovating power, and allows the system n Sportsm en’s 0„„d., For Sale (wholesale only) at g y . 1 shall tell you how it is m ade. W h ile ward, yet they make many rises and so I remain where I am, and satisfy my opportunity to throw off the malady until this poiso W ill leave Railroad W harf, Rockland, for No. Haven, I w as making soap I gathered some piece: turns. The pipe near by you disap self with looking and thinking. How is neutralized and expelled. It is here that eoustiti Carpet W eavers’ Twine and n-arp,B 115 FULTON STREET, W reen’s Landing, So. West Harbor, tional treatment becomes of the most vital consequent C. E. LITTLEFIELD, liar Harbor ' * Sullivan every WEDNES- of telegraph wire that had lieen lying in the pears a short distance off, behind a low- did the dune come there? So much I “ because unless arrested at this stage the disease wi Boat B uilders’ G00d8, N EW YORK. DAY and SATURDAY, nt9A. M. hillock ; it comes into view again two or have learned: the waves on a stormy make rapid progress towards pulmonary consumption. ItF-Ti KNiNG, will leave Sullivan, touching as above, tool-house for twenty years or more. I cut — H’t/r m i’# Household Physician. Meanwhile a sooth Retailed by all Reputable Dulers. every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at 5:30 A. M., ar three rods farther on ; then it is lost for coast do not come empty-handed to the ing, healing, and astringent medicine must he applied Sailors Oil Clothes, Ilals and Bedding, Attorney and. Ccnnsellor at Law, riving in Roekland iu season to connect with the 1:40 them into just the right length, (43 inches) directly to the nasal passages, this forming the most ROCKLAND, MAINE. Svi .. H l ly u P. M. train lor tiie west; connection also made with a quarter of a mile, and you see it- land. Not only shells and weeds are Sanford’s Line of steamers for Boston, Mondays anil perfect treatment of the disease possible. All business entrusted to his care will be faithfully with an old ax, then after heating one end G roceries, Ham, r„rk,Becr, &e., Thursdays, and from Boston, Wednesdays aud Sat nr clitnbing a hill like a serpent, bending borne along by them, but a heavier d p ptly atteuded of each piece in my lire beneath the soap days. itself over the crest, and vanishing once burden of tine sand. They take away G alvanized ,I“OIH-B'0C,“’ O tllc ith .J. P. Cilley, 238 Main St., Cus- COBB, W IGHT & NORTON, Agents. PERMANENTLY tom House 1th A FOR Rockland, June 1, kettle, until they were “ red-hot," bent it more ; then, perhaps, you may see it in with them, of course, much which they into a hook with the pincers, and then put the faint distance curving like a hair bring, but not all, for the retiring wave CURED. GOOD ONLY the other end through this hook or loop line, still doing its tremendous duty, yet has much less force than that which S a n f o r d ' s R a d ic a l C ore for C a t a r r h is a safe, 205 Main Street. Steamboat Notice. certain, and permanent cure for Catarrh of every form, CLOCK $1.25. heated again, and bent it back in the same with so little suggestion of the great comes plunging and bounding impetu and is the most perfect remedy ever devised. It is purely a vegetable distillation, and is applied locally by i i i i 1 I STMR. HURRICANE. manner. After allowing them to cool power contained within it. ously onward ; so each time something ...... ulllati ’ ititutionally by internal ndniinis- H. H. GRIE & GO Toacher of Piano, Organ, Violin and heat ami jxiunded all the dents out, and suc You bend down and apply vour ear remains. Then comes the wind, that tration. Locally applied H a rm o n y . A ny OLI) o r NEW SUBSCRIBER w ho soothes, heals, and cleanses the nasal passages of eve TERMS :—Organ and Piano, $15 for 21 Lessons a year or more in advance, will, on payment of $1.25 N and after THURSDAY, July ceeded in obtaining a very fair ring or hoop to a little orifice you find upon the up bold playmate of the ocean, takes up feeling of heaviness, obstruction, dulness, or dizzlnei 6th, 1876, Steam er IIUK K la Backbiters, Calumniators, Slan Violin,$12 for 24 Lessons. additional, he entitled to the new, novel, handsome, O per side of one of these pipes, and you his comrade's playthings, carries them Constitutionally administered it renovates the hint ______» CANE, will h ave Commercial of each piece thus treated. purifies it of the acid poison witli which it is ahva P. O. AddressBox, 56. 7 eurate and durable little detached lever time-ph Wharf, Foot of Sea Street, for charged in Catarrh, stimulates the stomach, liver, ai hear the furious rush of the water ; at still farther from him, and leaves them called tin- ST. NICHOLAS CLOCK. 15 cents : Hurricane Isle daily, at 11:30 or on arrival of Steamer Two of these were then taken, tied at kidneys, perfects digestion, makes new blood, and pi derers, Traducers, Vilifiers, City of Richmond from Bangor. the same time your hat is blown from lying, when he is tired of them, far up dilioual if sent by mail. Address at equal distance apart with cord, then an roitss the format’form ation o 'f sound, . he . alth. . y . tiai AND Returning, will arrive nt Rockland at about 6 P. M., your head by a back-handed current of the shore. When a beginning has once obtains complete control over the disea VOSE & PORTER, Publishers old bucket-bail put in the upper one, and markable curative powers, when all other SAMUEL T. MUGRIDGE; When both boats are running, tlie Clara Clarita will air that bursts from its imprisonment been made, in this as in other things, Workers of Iniquity in H A IjJL. IVI|A'Jv E I t not touch at Hurricane Island, nor the Hurricane ut suspended by this means to the ceiling of within the tube. A mile farther on you ecommend it to feilo Viiialhaven, but in e:ise one of the boats is withdrawn, the further progress is easy; the ridge General, AND DKALKIt IN the otiier will run to both of said places. the wash-house, allowing it to hang low maybe startled to hear a loud continu of sand catches and holds fast on its the MICHAEL J. ACHORN, lialde referen A lm ost iuv.'iria ...... o ___ - ...... who hav COTTON DUCK AND FLAGS, Captain and Agent of Steamer Hurricane. enough to be convenient for working with; heard such old I •sils of the dark ages of medical prai E. H, & G . W.GOGHRAN'S ous roaring and hissing. You look projections and indentations the new and worthy all confidence. Each package contains a R ockland, Ju ly , 1876. 25 tie r o f the 15th Loft on Capt. G. W . Browu’s VYIiurf now old hoo)is from skeleton hoop-skirts about and discover another of these Treatise on Catarrh and Dr. Sanford’s Improved Inhal all who trv to t accessions. As 1 leaven has hidden ing Tube, and full directions for its use in all eases. everything for tl g humanity,quacks, ly !4 were woven between the two rings, up and pipes surcharged with water, which seeks germs of life even in the sand-beds, S a x f o r d ’s R a d ic a l C ure is sol,1 by ail wholesah win FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, and retail druggists throughout the United States. themselves a ue disciples of the Mt. Desert and Machias. down, backward and forward, across the to escape from every joint and pin-hole vegetation soon appears; a sort of P ric e $1. hie quack of at lent hi ory, Paracelsus, by niunc.whos mto s th a t hi liottom, and in all directions, always taking in the entire length. The ground is grass, the sand-oat, which seems to de the human family by ducing Quick Silv ud An Gilchrcst, White & bo., tim ony int medicine; and its destroying effects at SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. care to fasten the work well by bendin wet beneath it, little pools fottilin g h ere light in such soil, shows its green blades DEALERS in ACCI DEM ItVSI RAYCE almost immediately. New floods of L A M E B A C K . . .. in degeneration, humor and death, in s them around the wire. Now it was ready and there, while jets of spray shoot in many households; and his followers to-day who at TWO TRIPS PER WEEK. all directions, catching the rays of the sand bury these from view, but they are crying “ Quack! ” “ quack!” are only types of tli Ship Stores^ Chandlery Agency. for filling, hut, ow ing toother things insist Lame and Painful Back. Twolve chief of quacks. Now, to prove these vlliliers as lian sun most delicately. hardy little fellows, and soon struggle I publish a few certificates from eminent 36 SOUTH STREET, CAPITAL REPRESENTED, OVER STEAMER LEWISTON, ing on l>eing done first, and so much work Days in Hospital. Who . 1 studied I c.lic T h e The water issues from the pipes at up again to the light. Firs and pines Messrs. Weeks d Patter : Gentlemen,—! have Prof. Stillie f the old Unive N E W Y O T V K . D e e r i n g . hurrying 11s,several days elapsed ere enou S e p t. 22, 1873. ly the place where the mining is carried also do not disdain this soil, and even recovered from a lame and painful hack through tin "TTFILL leave Railroad Wharf, leisure time could be gained to get our m a o f y o u r Co i.i.is s ’ V o l t a ic P l a s t e r s . My ba. k SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS I . » Portland, every I UESDA Y on, with astonishing force. Lofty hills, so lame and painful that I could ndt stoop, walk, < an J FRI DAY eve’ings at 11 o’clock the graceful birch will at last wave her J. STEVENS, M. D. Losses Adjusted and Paid at this Agency. terials ready. At last there came a favor duty of any kind, and was placed in the hospital for omincn ing Tuesday, May 30th, broad plains, and long cliffs are washed slender stem and light tresses above it. ‘ elve days without cure. 1 then asked permissh C. L. BLACK, for Itockiand, (arriving ne liing a t 4 o ’clock), able moment, and Jessie and I seized it, away, and their ruin completed by noth The inhabitants of the shore know of ) try the V o lt [P hiladelphia H o s p it a l , A lms H oi Berry Block, Rockland. Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgwick, So. West Harbor, Bur and in a few hours after putting B IL L JPOSTEHFt, R ockland, A pril 1, 1S76. 17 Harhn . (Mt. Desert,) Millhridge, Jonesport ami Ma- took our baskets and went to the woods, ing else than a shaft of water a few how much worth such a natural wall relieved of pain and abb- to ben This is to certify that JOHN STEVENS hat...... cliius port. thoroughly well. I consider thei tended the (’lassie Lectures at the Philadelphia Hospit ROCKLAND, ME. Returning, inches in diameter, thrown violently will be to them to guard them against imply wonderful. al during the W in ter o f 1S71 and 1872. Rill le: coming back well laden with moss from the Respectfully yours, All work will be faithfully aud promptly attended and THURSDAY i and persistently against them. Notli- In testimony whereof, we have affixed our signatur as above, arriving ii trunks of trees, the ground, old stumps, apd the attacks of the sea in its wild winter ALEXANDER JAMESON, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundri to . night, usually con- Co. 1, 1st Artillery, Fort W arn n neeting with Pullman T r ud early morning Train* ing can withstand it, trees, gnarled I storms ; and, when they see the begin- Orders may be left or bundles Bent to 1 for Boston and the West all those places that it loves to cluster around B o s t o n , M ay 3, 1870. ALFRED STILLIE, M. D., Eastern Express Office. 31 BERRY BROTHERS stumps, rocks of prodigious size, are ining o f such a sand-rampart, often T h e St< —such lovely, velvety moss, of every shade “ ARE DOING WONDERS.” President of Medical Board. Has possession of all the best boards in tiie city. s, has nisi whirled hither and thither like bubble hasten to help on its progress. Wil C H A R L E S M. M IL L E R , NEW LIVERY & HACK STABLE eluding 10 Fam ily ] —and not forgetting some pretty hranclic: Messrs. Weeks «£• 7’of/rr; 6>«tf«M. : MA.IIVE. , the wood moss over the liottom of that a pick-axe cannot penetrate, and flood . The sand-ridge becomes con fully wrapped,and warranted,l»y W EEKS fc POTTER, CUMULATIVE EXERCISE, popularly known Any style of Single or Double Team furnished at Prompt attention given to all business ei short’notice and at reasonable rates. N EW ROUTE TO tear out of their fastnesses rocks half stantly firmer through the rapid-spread Proprietors, Boston, Mass. 5w44 s “THE HEALTH-LI IT ” for “LIFTING trusted to his care. ly20’72 lasket, green side down. At the low CUKE,” while improving the Health, will Douhh Best accommodations for Bearding Horses and Deer Isle, Mt. J esert. Ells as large as a railway-car, and whirl ing growth of the sand-oat and sand- the A ctual Strength in three months;—oeeupie transient Teams, in the city. ge of the basket we put slips of Trandcs- only Ten M inutes one.- a day ;—furnishes a safer am Particular attention is given to furnishing team worth & Winter Harbor. them about as easily as a garden-jet barley ; these grasses have the power to more valuable mode of Physical T raining than the and Coaches for funerals. antia Zcbrinu : then moss up the sides, tak B. KIRKPATRICK & CO. RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT. docs its silver globe. Were it to strike take root at every joint, and the parts KIDNEY COMPLAINT. gymnasium;—is adapted to both Ladies and G en Also, Books kept at this office lor the diflerent Stage ing care to place slips of Trandcscantia tlem en, requiring no change of dress;—does not fa Lines, where all orders should be left. a man it would literally tear him in which grow old and decay give gradual om plaint th a t atlliets tlie hum an tigue nor exhaust, hut, by E qualizing and Im prov FRED II. BERRY. CHAS. II. BERRY. THE STEAMER b rin a and Trandcscantia repeiis ritlata in pieces ; not stun him, or simply kill him ly fertility to the sand. It is after this Itle understood at the present ing the Circulation of the Blood, refreshes and Slrippina and Commission Merchants, o f the raried forms of Kidney Coin- invigorates;—and is daily recommended by leading Dealers in Ship Chandlery, Ship Stores, VSIT ! Sand, Fire Brick and Cement. FRIDAY mornings road on your way, anil a load of early test. like that of a monarch against the from tlie first dose I took, n d from that moment I This is theONLY LINE runniugthese earsbetwe NO. G, RAN KIN BLO CK Chicago aud St. Paul, Chicago and Milwaukee, or Cl touching nt Hampden, W interport llien hang them up to drip. This method windfalls, with a good natured farmer great princes whom he has himself kept on improving until I was ntirely c ured, taking iu ksport, Sandy Point, Searsport, Belfast, Camden ’1, I should think, about six bottle R o c k la n d /le t. 5, 1875. rag., and Winona. of plunging must not be resorted to until on top. is jogging by, ask him if he created, and who use the very power he & R ockland, N ov. II, 1874. At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland ving ut Rocklaud at 11.30 a. in., and at Portland i it It is indeed a valuable medicine and if I should I ion to connect with the Steamboat Express, leaving afflicted again in the same way, I would give a dollar Sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroad for all point, the plants arc growing, and the soil doesn’t want to add his companionship has given them to make encroachments P ortland at 6 o’clock p. hi., over the Boston & Maine dose, if I could not get it without. c. G. MOFFITT, f the M i. On the arrival of tiie trains from the East or South Railroad to Boston, Lawrence and Lowell, arriving at is held together by the roots, or when —and some apples—to the feast, ilis against him. Nature has here done just Respectfully, J. M. GILE, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 10 o’clock. 361 T hird S treet, S outh Boston. of the Chicago & North-Western Railway eyes will twinkle as he refuses his so exactly what man has done in Holland Life and Fire Insurance Agent. LEAVE CHICAGO as folio rn. r Richmond will i the basket is lilted it will “ wash out ” in QC FANCY CARDS all styles with name rtland Steam Packet ZJpostpaid,J.B. H l s t e h .N a s s a i .Rens.Co. N i Represents Thirty-nine Million Dollars. For Council B lu ffs , Omaha and California, many places. I did think of giving a par ciety, but a perfect shower of yellow and on some parts of the Baltic coast. NEARLY BLIND. Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palact ing Portland every day at Porters, red Astrachans and rosy Har Where the rivers had brought rich soil If. R . St e v e n s :— Dear Sir—In expressing m ■ Losses adjusted at this office,' Drawing Room aud Sleeping Cars through to Council tial list of plants suitable for baskets, but I I f y nt the b e st selliiij Returning, pat gers going East will take the cars tanks to you for benefits derived from tlie use of V ec Bluffs. vests will prove a cordial acquiescence with them, and formed large areas of rr.NE, and to benefit others, I will sta te :— tid e world and a solid No. 287 Union Block, the Boston nnd Maine Railroad in Boston, ut 6 shall not attempt such a thing—I would •r w atch, free o f . For St. Paul and Minneapolis, Two Through o’clock p m., every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and to your last bequest. These will do for fruitful alluvial land at the mouths, the When eight or nine years old I was afflicted wit Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached on Scrofu.’a, which made its appearance iu my eyes, fa.* nice to J.B R I D i ,767 B ro a d w a y ,N .Y . 43 5 R O C K L A N D , M A IN E . FRIDAY evenings, arriving in Portland at 10 o’clock, utterly fail. There arc so many lovely both Trains. ling with Steamer Rjcl.moud, arriving in Rock d e s s e rt. intelligent inhabitants, chiefly those of and head, and I was very near blind for two years. A For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two tilings suitable for this purpose, and each kinds of operations were performed on my eves, and a land ut 4 o’clock n e x t m orning, and B a n g o rat 10.30 a. m . Having found a nice little hollow full Holland, have exactly imitated these Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and Stage connection at Rockland for Thomaston and ad to no good result. Finally tlie dis> :ise principally se $ 6 0 A W EEK CHAS. A. DAVIS, running through to Marquette. joining towns and Knox and Lincoln Railroad. Also has a peculiar beauty of its own, not ob of pine needles, perfumed with pungent, natural dikes by their artificial ones, tied in my body, limbs and feet, and at times in an ai will bring you $240 a month at home day or evening. For Milwaukee, Four Through Trains daily grav ' ’ Invenli.r. Onion, 173 Urccuwidi SI., New York. 4w43 Stage and Railroad connecting at Belfast and Bucks tainable by another. aromatic odors, and with Wintergreen having driven back the sea, step by Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlor Chair Cars on port for interior towns. day trains. ■'arc from Bangor to Winterport & Bucksport, $0 50 -.(low well I would love to own one of sprigs peeping up here and there, bor step, by parallel rows of artificial dunes. FF.it o f the season. For Sparta and W inona and points in Minneso do Roekland to Portland, 1 00 tain the urine. Seeing your advertiaement'in the (. AGENTS! ysEight $10 Chromos given away CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK- those lovely hanging-baskets, filled to over row a dozen round stones from the These are often joined together by side, mercial, I bought a bottle of VEGETINE, and com ta. One Through Train daily, with Pullman Sleepers J. P. WISE, Agent, with Home Guest, ineluding Hoover’s Peerless Amer to W inona. Office a t 212 it 214 M ain S treet. menced using according to directions. In two or three ican Fruit,2 1. feet long. Lake Lucerne, Virgin Vesta,ike. ROCKLAND, MAINE. 45tf flowing with beauty, that florists advertise nearest wall, lay them down in a circle dikes running at right angles with them. days I obtuined great relief. After using four or live For Dubuque, via F reeport, Two Through R ockland, M ay 1876. 23 Mounted ouflit, four Chromos, $3.00 ;8 Chromos, $5.50. Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night truins. in their catalogues, but we farmer folks and build a tire upon them. About the The spaces between these dikes are bottles I noticed it hud a wonderful effect on tlie rough, J. LATIIAM&CO., 419 Washington Street, Boston. 43 scaly bletchcs on my body and legs. I still used V e c - For Dubuque and LaCrosse, via C lin to n ,Tw o edge you must set stones on end, like a generally regular squares containing e t in e and the humorous sores one after another disap Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night must he content with “ home manufacture C. F. KITTREDGE, train to McGregor, Iowa. Portland & W orcester Line border, so that there shall be spaces each from about three hundred and fifty peared until they were all gone, and I attribute the cure A FARM AND HOME for awhile longer, csjiecially now when of the two diseases to VEGETINE, and nothing else. AGENT FOR THE >r Sioux City and Yankton, Two Trains TO about as big as an ear of corn. After to six or seven hundred acres. They If I ain ever affected with anything of the kind again OF YOUR OWN. daily. Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. every one unites with every one else in shall try V e g e t in e as the only reliable remedy. NOW IS THIS TIME TO SECURE IT! "yr Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. New York and Centennial the fire has burned into glowing embers are called P o ld er o r Cri’o&eji.— From . Hampton Tea Comp’y, of N. Y. or Itockford, Sterling, Kenosha, Janes croaking hard times. I am going to keep Once more accept my thunks, and believe me to he, The best and cheapest lands in market, are in Exhibition.. and everybody has exclaimed, “ How Appletons’ Journal for October. Very respectfully, AUSTIN PARROT, EASTERN NEBRASKA, on the line of the UNION Best Oolong Tea, 40 Cents. v ille , and other points, you can have from two to ten hoping for the "good time coming” Dec. 1,1872. No. 35 Gano St., Cincinnati, Ohio. PACIFIC RAILROAD. Best Japan, 60 Cents. trains daily. good the lire feels 1 ” (for it is a little 'File most favorable terms given, and very low rates ” tw Y ork Office, N o. 415 B roadw ay; Boston Office, ough Cara from Po though, and I earnestly hoiie if I ever am Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, etc., arc alwavs of fare and freight to all settlers. The best markets. Wbolesole and Retail. Samples at Store. No. 5 State Street'; Omaha Office, 253 Farnham Street, I Steamers. chilly,) and “ Oh, how hungry I am 1" San Francisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; Chicago Boston tailor advertises “ diagonal boys’ unpleasant, and at times they become the most distress- 9 Opposite the Post Olfiee, Itockiand. d after M ONDAY”, M ay 8th, 1876, a steam bo permitted to “ see my ship come in, ” I take the splendid white even ears of ing and dangerous diseases that can affect the human FREE PASSES Til LAND BUYERS. Ticket Offices: 62 Clark Street, under Sherman express train will leave Portland at 2.30 1’. M., connect suits. ” Boston lias some very queer lioys system. Most diseases of the Kidneys arise from im House; corner Canal and Madison Streets; Kinzie ing at Putnmn with Boston and Philadelphia Express may see among the “ gallant treasures corn, and, putting a leaf under the end, purities iu the blood, causing humors which settle on Maps, descriptive pamphlets, new edition of “ THE Street Depot, corner W . Kinzie and Canal Streets; Line for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, nnd and wo shouldn’t wonder if there were a Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and Kinzie Streets. set each one up iu a space between the these parts. V e g e t in e excels any known remedy in PIONEER,” sent free everywhere. at New Loudon with Norwich Line Steamers for New that she bears for me ” a pretty good stock number of “ diagonal” urchins among Address O. F. DAV IS, For rates or information not attainable from your the whole world for cleansing and purifying the blond, ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORK. York, arriving in New Y'ork, Pier 40, North River, at of lianging-baskcts and lovely flowers. stones. What a sight! The round them.—Norristown Herald. Guess there thereby causing a healthy action to all the organs ol 4w43 L and Com in’r., U. 1’. It. It. O m aha, N eb. home agents, apply to 6 o’eloek A . M. ‘*-5 b ody. 4w42 W . II. S t e n n e t t , M a r v in H u g iiit t , No change of Cars between Portland and New Lon ••God’s smile’s,” some one has called the crimson glow, every stone piping hot, are. Last time we are were musing by G en. P uss. A g ’t, Chicago. G en’l S u p ’t. Chicago. Ij3 don. flowers, and I love to call them this, too. and starlike rays shooting out from the tlie Frog l’ond on tlie perternational acute Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS between Port- upward pointed ears 1 The color and ness of Boston dogs we noticed several -•.St in s o n & C o ., P o rtland, M aine. laud and Centennial Exhibition Grounds. Here I am, taking up too much space with Excursion Tickets to N. Y. Jfc Return, only S il merriment in all the faces round about, small lioys cut by us.—[Philadelphia Bul from Portland or Westbrook Junction. my chat. Perhaps I shall tell you more JNOTIOE. even in the eyes of the dear old aunt, letin. about hanging-baskets, and some aliout O any person enclosing me One Dollar, and a three Centennial Excursion Tickets at will give a fine zest; and when every SHIRTS! SHIRTS! DOWNER’S OIL cent stamp, I will send a Recipe for a very simple Lowest Kates. our dowel’s at a future time.— C incinnati Tmedicine, which an experience or six years has con- body takes a hand, “ turning ” the corn, “ Mr. Tompkins, ” said a young lady 150.000.0 00 “ rinced me is the best specific in cases of Rheumatism I'uMcngcrs leaving Rockland at 0 A. if., make do»e T im es. nil vicinity that she has opened or Nervous Debility. conncctluu at W ctbronk Junction with Through E i the ruddy flames will fly to their cheek who had been showing off her wit at the e l GALL’S SOLD7 Train of Portland & Worcester Line. B uy W e b s t e r ’s D ic t io n a r y This medicine can be obtained at any Apothecary’s, and brow and chin, making them ten expense of a dangler, “ you remind me of tickets and have your baggage checked IO OOO IPourf# d Meanings not in othei' Dictionaries tags IN SO 'T s : in large or small quantities, as desired. T u lip s . times as handsome as before. a barometer that is filled with notiling in It. M. PILLSBURY’. Though tickets can be procured at Knox & Lin 3 0 0 0 Engravings. 1840 Pages Quarto. THESAFESTTLLUMINATOR Roekland, June 22,1876. 29 How rebellious are the kernels! Some tlie upper story.” ’’Divine .Tulia” meekly coln R. R. Depot and upon Steumers of P. B & Machias The Tulip may lie grown in the conser replied her adorer, “thanking you for FOUR PAGES COLORED PLATES. AND BEST1N THE WORLD sputter, some crack, some burst. All ' "sure Connections! No Transfers! vatory, parloi; or open garden. They arc that compliment, lot me remind you that where she is prepared to make Shirts of every de Ukf “ T ii e b e s t p r a c t ic a l E n g l is h D ic t io n - (J get browned, and some get burned; but scription. a r y e x t a n t .”—London. Quarterly Review, aq NOTICE. easy of culture, as they thrive in almost any you occupy my upper story.” I shall keep Shirts of my own make constantly on E Oct., 1873. " Baggage Checked Through! never mind that. You will find that no hand. Bring in your orders gentlemen, and have a p The sales of Webster’s Dictionaries through. £ R. COOK’S TOOTHACHE AND AGUE CURE. good soil, and are perfectly hardy. A few good style shirt.- body can wait. The children will begin **0111 the co u n try in 1873 w ere 20 tim es as la rge as B D Sure cure for Toothache and ague in the fare, bulbs scattered here and there produce but il MRS. M. E. CANDACE. 3 the Hales o f any oth e r D ictionaries. R PR IC K 25 C E N T S . land, will be in session at the City Treasurer’s Offie . to nibble and taste as soon as the small I made nine hundred dollars during my _ One family of children having W e b s t e r ’s I AT CITY DRUG STORE. Masonic Block, on the first FRIDAY evening of each little effect, but when planted in beds of three day’s visit, ” said young hopeful to I U n a b r id g e d , and using it freely, and another month, from 7 1-2 till 9 o’clock, for the purpose df ex CARDS,BILL HEADS,‘TAGS end is done, not being willing to roast — not having It, the first will become much the ** amining cluims against the city. his father, on his return from New York. All bills must be approved by the party contracting mosses, they become at once brilliant and the butt end at all. The older folks New and Elegant Designs t most intelligent men nnd women. Ask your Q letter heads, posters, How so, my boy?” replied tiie de O R D E R them . picturesque. Plant in October and Novem- ____ _ D teacher or minister if it is not so, then buy the n Promptly printed at thia office, 210 Main Street, ground will wish they were children, while they lighted parent. “ Why, I had a thonsand "* book, nnd use, and urge its use, freely. & ' DRUG STORE. M. A. ACHORN,) bcr. Set them five or six inches apart, and' watch the children, and they will be From Now York O F and Philadelphia, Published by 4w43 D. N. BIRD, > Committee. door. Ordira by Mall promptly 3 Q W. II. LUCE, > dollars’ worth of fun and it only cost a attended to. cover two or three inches deep. ashamed to chide them for doing just h u n d re d .” G. & C. MERRIAM, Springfield, Mass. R oekland, A p ril 27, 1876. 21