The Rockland *Ti te. Gazette Job Planting ESTABLISHMENT. v o S B & pox n. H aving 1 cry facility in p r, T y p e nn(, M.„,.rial. 2!O Main Sir ...... "Hv ti;-ikinie,Mdttiona, - - ..... ir. pari d in rxcrtitc.....’ * with uith proiapmpioiiipim-ss and good style v. ry variety o f J o b P rinting, including I'.-wn Keporls, <'atalogucH, B y-La m s I f p lid "tri- Jlv in a«Iv; If paym ent i/.I . lav.-.l Pouters, Shop Bills, Hand Bills, Pro I f no! pai.I l.II tile d .., grammes, Circulars, Bill Heads, J.ettcr Ht*ads, Law and Corpor ation lilanks, R eceipts, B ills ix'ulltllllieil of Lading, Business, Ad t tile option i dress and W edding Cards, Tags, it»—fur >al. L abels, VOLUME 30. 2 d , A «• ROCKLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY A FTEROON, AUGUST 1875- N ;). 38 PRINTING IN COLORS AND BRONZING will receive prompt attention.
Eleanor's, wliicfi hung above the chimney A STOK51 AT SEA -----TIIE ADVENTURES <)E A DIVE • I . W ’ 1,1 1 bioini.-W hen public npin-1 E asy M axxkiw .— Recent events hav. ’ £ ..... , A . -a piece. , , . , . , “ ' J 7 of caUed public attention t<> the intimate rc- J r U PAIOI MISCELLANY. i ’ cetvn. RESCUE. “ I couldn’t, indeed, sir.” n d-. buib before and after they are lafciou of morals ami manners. It may be An 01.101i s CuMi-AitisON.— Th ere arc do “ Wages twenty-five dollars a month,' Caj)tain Boynton semis a report of the kid in w pr.ietiecd in Continental Eu- said that there is no greater peril to mor- “ Mother, you will let me go?” i». stioiis, anil results of i-xiterini such wasteful jM.ople anyw here as som e TIIEKE COMES A FI A mechanically repeated Uncle Barnabas, as eajjtain's statements to the Gentleman's1 r» A terrible storm was sweeping along the i*( uid bv tin* Jews, so far as I , ality than much that is called fret; and irden or HouaehoM manaix'-nu if In* were saying of! a lesson. “ Drive out a n farmers, living ami dying in poor houses, T h ere conn* a tim e w hen we trr.»« nW, eoasi of X.trlli Devonshire. The Dynmoiith Magazine: “ Soon afterwards I worked | a i ! > cry where, and the Christian^ easy manners. Young men, and even in the carriage every day with the missus, renders iutcrvsti il in sueli matte: s.:. i-«..u.«lv.l by poor fields, w here the best And like n uim-et down the m:i, life-boal is p re p a re d lo make its way to a dow n into the G u lf o f M exico. Tin* first iiin Ii. H stand nt our cattle markets, young women, permit themselves a free- r.-it and canary to bake can; of, modern Ir "t llu- children g e t is in the woods, or in H1o| m* gradual and tli. night witttlt* .id foreign v< ssel which at some short distance eoral I raised was at. Catorhe. Knocking ' v ’illtin * Jewish Rabbi.to con- 1 tlom and license of manner which, hav- so.ne distant orchard which they enter bv Count* whispering, sad and chilli g! fioiise, with all the improvements. Sunday from l.aml. i- show ing signs o f d ire distress. round about there. I heard of the loss of d to b e destroyed the meat ing all tin; asjteet of impropriety, may SCALDING IN BUTTER MAK afternoons to yourself, and two weeks, Stealth. If a merchant should use the And lock* :«r<* gray T he life-boat crew is m»w com plete, w ilh th e the sell. Foam. The first male and three jo •d animal, then animals will very readily acquire its substance, Ed- ING. spring and fall, to visit your mother.” men got saved, hut tin; captain and his j b tm-ans ... his hands after this fashion he A h vinter ." day. except ion of om* man. Young Will Carew. arkets without eruelLy.: ward addresses Emily with a loud and would lie certain to break: nor could a idde-t blue behold “ Nd. Uncle Barnabas, no.” said Elea daughter, and three men got lost I slung !-»ti’i Bn* lii. i.'haii will eat as good meat as jesting intimacy of tone and conduct, A nd . a Dynmoiith fisher lad ami an expert sailor hanker run his institution in this style Un The leive* all wearv drift a1 nor. with a little shudder, “ I am a true is offering to fill tin; vacant place. A t first, round to see if she could he raised After the .lew. Cattle cars have alreiitdy ’ been ’in-1 1 which might be exjiected in tin; sailor A eorresjiondent, of tin* (Sundry Gentle m an, who has been making seme experi doubtedly the most profitable business is A ml lip* o f faded ehoral mi; Berkelin, ami I cannot stoop to menial tin- lie bends down gently to a woman beside we’d sjient the best jtarl of a week w< vented and tried will) entire success, in saloons of Water Street or Wapping, lies.” ments in heating milk lbr butter making, in mufaeturing, and it is so because genuine There conn* a time wb n v him on th e dreary shore, ami it is bis clear, sailed over her and dmpjtcd anchor. It which eattb* can be carried thousands of but is repulsive and odious in the drawing- I nele Barnabas gave such a prolonged mil'-. v, , food, water, and rest, and ar- room or among refined and gentle jx*r- writes ns that lie is not abb; to get the economy is used. Noneof the material goes T h ere conn brave void that we bear above the raging was a lovely Sunday morning when we to waste; they who work must lie on fund sniff as lo suggest I he idea of a very bail of the storm. struck her. Shi* lay in sixty feet of wafer riv, i _ lition. When these ears ! sons. Edward and Emily would he. amazed quantity of butter from a given measure of Which leaped as b a p d the laughing cold in his head, indeed. milk that In* does when the milk is not sub at a given hour, and there shall he no •* M other, you will let me go?” on a bottom as white as the moon. Look cone in: : , al use railroads will make to be told that they have not the manners Arc dead to all save incniorj . “ Surry,” said he. •• Heaven helps tli jected to artificial heat, ami asks lbr an ex- laughing, no loitering; eyes, hands, feet, A" prhM.li cr in bi» dungeon eliaht. The mother has been a widow only six ing down I could see her leaning over on j ui . cause one-third to one-half of a gentleman or of a lady, am i have tilt; who help themselves, and you enn’t jilaiiaLion of the facts brought out in these muscles, next keep tln-ir places, and eor- And dawn of day mo,libs. Her husband was a fisherman; one side upon file eoral reef. When I g o t | 111 1 ■ -e required to transport the i air of a demi-monde. They think that peet me to be any more liberal minded experiments. Tin; editor says that without res|sind in all tln-ir labors to the tumiii"- Hath panned away. he put mit om; bright day last spring, for down to her I saw she'd torn a great gap| of cattle; deab*rs will make ■ they are especially cmimc il fan!, and th. t knowing just how the experiments were Tin* moon bath into darknenn roll, d ; than Heaven. Sister R icfid,” to my moth the fir."l time in a fishing boat, upon a de in the reef when she ran against it. ’flic I 1 in because fsaying nothing of above all others they know what is the wheels and the failing hammers. Anil yet er •• what do yo u say ? ” conducted, whether the milk wxs drawn at the einbi lusively calm sea. A sudden squall came mainmast was gone and hung by the fort'. | 1 !! n lie on tin* passagi;) an enor- rule of high society. But they are merely w ith all the rigid economy of time, labor, tin* saint; lime and from the same animal, a n d I he: ivbinp. My mother drew her pretty little figure on: broken fragment.sof the.boat wereseen I clambered up: I saw whole shoals of f tin; best parts of the meat | vulgar, and have the manners of those who material, a cent is a large profit on a T h ere I'liltll* a tim e when we g up a trille more erect, than usual. next morning on the beach, but tin* fisher fish jdaying in ami out of the hatches. i 1. and this saving will not only j are worse than merely vulgar. Coarse- whether it was heated to a high tempera yard of cloth ami two cents on a pair of I lliink my daughter Eleanor is quite , if,-iin -oasedcharges of transportation, ture or only raised to blood heat, etc., he slmes. Tin; truth hap|ieiis to he that if the I h< re come" a time w’ eti man man returned no more to home and love. First I went to look for the bodies, for 1 ness can not he gilded into refinement. right.” said she. “ The Berkelins have al- And now the son asks permission to brave never like to work while then' is any of "■ e an immense margin of gain; The young woman who habitually call: cannot give so satisfactory an explanation fanner should really use-economy and unite I" "hrouded in th e mint o f y. H e il with skill, as the manufacturer does, lie ivs been ladies.” the horrors of the sea. which his father them about. Fimlingthe fo’ castle emptw eon-uin getting w holesom e m eats nt one- her young friends of the other sex by their :is is desirable then says: And t»eauty, lading like a drcai would he eertaiu toget rich. Isieausehe has I liasted ill most decent factories—it oii'dit “ If you please. Uncle Barnalias.” said home- in peril of bereavment. She turns woman's body. I was not exactly frightened house- to see that they are properly carried sense of personal dignity wishes any man Perhaps those who have favored the heat to he posted in every barn. There is not There come ivin n ! I. with a rapidly throbbing heart. •• 1 would to the boy, and her voice is as calm and hut it shook m o ra th e r. I slu n g it from out and dl animals properly fed and wa to lay his hand upon her thoughtlessly or ing process have not taken the pains to much difference between huvin,r a horses And golden Summer tv ise to be. like to take tin; situation.” make the necessary exjieriments to test the A nd we put mi the A utum n robe eotirageoiis as his own :— me, and went out into tin; light a bit until tered iif to tin* time of killing; then the unnecessarily. Nor will such a woman thief around the stables, and a inan clean “ Bravo!” cried Uncle Barnabas. “ Go. my son. Ami may God Almighty I got hold of myself. Then I turned back Hi),imil,o to or m ore o f dum b creatures th at permit any kind of rudeness in the tone or question of quantity of butter to be ob ing off hoi-ses with a pipe in his mouth; •• My dear child!” exclaimed my moth go with you. and bring you safe hack to and brought her out—poor thing! She'd a n * l ' 'lied annually in this country for manner of men.—Editor's Easy Chair, in tained as compared with milk not heated. and there is no hired man niueli meaner er. 'I’ll.* cream from scalded milk rises with With rosy Hope, your mother’s heart.” been very pretty, and as I carried her in fix 1 ii- v ? bout pain to them selves or Harper's Magazine fo r September. than tin-one who, when his employer comes “ S u sa n n a h ! ” uttc •d Eleanor, in oc- Hurriedly she leaves tile beach; hurriedly my arms, with her white face nestling da _ i » the . 'usumer.— [^SuiHarian. great facility, and it has been generally r atnd, slips his pipe into his pocket.or holds Beyond the "tinsel we behold— cents bv no means la l a t o r v . supjiosed will yield more butter than when Another dawn, with fairer light. seek- her desolate home, ami alone she linst my shoulder, sin; seemed as if sin* There arc now and then gratifying indi his hand over it as if it were a little bird. “ Yes.” said I. “T nty-live dollars a not subjected to the heating process. But While watebem whisper through the night wn*'tles with tin* pain of her old sorrow was only sleeping. I made her fast to tin* cations that tin; business of liquor liianu- All such fellows should he paid off, o r started month is a great d d o f m o it e v . and I o r i i-: G«u» H ymen.— F anchet if it is a fact th at the h eatin g proc«*ss les Tin re om en a time when we grow o|,l. ami her new fear. line, :ls carefully as I could, to send her up freturing and selling will by-and-by come oil, and kept oil. As for the farmer him never was afraid of work. 1 think 1 will the I- h p."*t, tells us, respecting the sens tin; quantity «»f butter to be obtained M orning ’» " 'f fury is over at last. A gallant vessel has I hair floating around her head like a pillow eirl.nB of distinction, he disguised cry unless it lie the wife and children. then the two weeks, spring and fall, would >f goldiai sea-weed. That was the only young man who is a distiller and wealthy. ' !U,‘:LS -1" " 'T •»"; e»n—p.ei- Lightning and incendiaries, and spontane o il. love is weak gone down upon the waters, hut the Dyn- female habit, in order to get be so nice! Please. Uncle Barnabas, I’ll mouth life-boat lias nobly fullilled its noble , body I found there, and I managed after Iter and enioy the nleLsiire of f?er !lskuil of !l Toting lady the liberty to v is i t " ." ! l ’l'l' l ’:11'cl1 ; l t l k ' s I " " 1’ '<> ous eomhii.-tion combined, do not cause as W hich . oiints tin- answ ers and tin- g»: tat aim njoj tin pli.isitn ol hit . . . - ■ . ii,...... prisent any other explanation ol the mat- go back with you when you go. What is task, and all bamlsoii board tin; vessel have to raise jiretty considerable of the cargo. many barns to he burned as the pipe; and Weighs ail tin losses and tin- pains. tin; old lady’s name? ’’ conijiany. V'III I1.|||||| 111 II to 1)1 one day, ... > »>> • 1 I-1'1 n m l acu pt till v isit. They have dem onstrated that fat gem-rally at least one good horse goes also. “ Her name?” said Uncle Barnabas. Why does young Will Carew linger in silver hanks of the Antilles—tin* loveliest 1 of a gentleman engaged in the business ' . , ,• . "• 'n m u .h i u in n ta i It would lie much lietter if the smoker Didn’t I tell you? It’s Prudence—Mrs. female eompanioiis. eelebratin,.. ilit- that yam are engaged in. I have nothing i"'1'1? . '> " • '.leeomposition ol albumen hesitation outside his mother’s door? place I ev er saw , w here tin* w hite coral . shore the rites of Ceres Eleusina, a gang could go up witli tile smoke, and have ru d en ec!” Bravest of tin; brave he lias shown himself grows into curious tree-like shajies. As I | ()p pirates came upon them by surprise and else against you, hilt that is enough.'' If 111 " organisms, and that the same sm oke enough for once.— [.IffcuMi/a-r. •• W hat a nice n a m e !” said 1. “ I know throughout the night. Why does be shrink stepjieil along tin*, bottom it seemed as if I • uti, -1 them all off. The pirates.1 having | :dl "’omen should thus emphatically pro- ,J)r« barren seems, when it ean u in g ? ” as T could see all round in tin; transparent fat in milk freely exposed to the air. they m ver leave his own. Around the two liable to Ailn-ns, where he told his adventure | j.|s( of u p tim e disasters reported (luring the peas are ripe, then harvest as quiek as Such bliss, for till- beloved saki Yes,” I answered, stoutly, taking eart water were different colored leaves, and ! list o f m aritim e disaster.* say. is conditional on the development of throng Dynmoutl, villagers: many bands to all the parents, and demanded her he • . - - possible, put in your breaking plow ami < »f b itter tasks. not t«» look in the direction of my mother on fhe floor piles of shells so bright in col j tile month of June, 1875, concerning all fungi. If their germs are deranged by the an* thru-’ toward tin; man in happy recog loved iii marriage as her ransom. His re cross plow your land thoroughly—tear and Eleanor. nition. or that it seemed as if I had stumbled on a ’ I tlags. The list gives the following statis- milk being raised to a tenijierature of ISO - quest was granted, and so fortunate usu .vro » • i pn.vcnt the atlmis-ioii of fungus germ your sods all to pieces; no matter how ••You’re the most sensible of the lot,” jdacc where they kept a stock of broken S ailing vessels reported knst, B2, v iz .: Fahr., or if means are purposely taken ,0 “ Who will dare to tell her?" So speaks t h e marriage, that, tin; name of H\men Englis|h jo American, 8 Norwegian, / ‘vhib. lh(. (>| ail. perniitted,thc rough your field looks, you have just be said Uncle Barnabas, approvingly. a voice well-nigh choked with emotion. rainbows. I could not work for a bit and it w a s e v e r aflerwards invoked m all future En.nc|,t 3 Swedish, 2 Dutch, 1 Nicaragua. fjdtv eonlellLs ()f the milk diminishes, the gun work in tin- right direction. Let it If love is strong. <>od thinks i But after lie had gone to bed in the best had a quarter determination to sit down a “ 1 will.” And Will Carew makes his nuptials, and in progress t»f timethe (.reeks In this nuuibel. are included 6 sailing ves-1 ex-1't-in,r f.lt js oxVdized bv the air, and no dry a lew days, then put on your cultivator hamher, where the ruflled pillow-cases wav through tin* awe-struek crowd. while and wait for a mermaid. I guess if To teach us this. enrolled him among their gods. 1 sels reported missing. Steamers reported c.(*>miH;17s;ltoi.v sl,pp]v is formed bv the in- witli a good team—horses will he best— vere. ami the chintz-cushioned easy-ehair. those sea-girls live anywhere, they select Anot’.ier moment an lhe is in his mother's and so continue till you have destroyed the the lull strength of the family tongue broke arms, lb* feels and knows for the first that spot. After walking the inside out of lost, 8, viz. : 7 English, 1 Brazilian. | ..... L 1. fluenee of fungi which are becoming (level cohesion ol every sod and brought the <>n my devoted head. time tile whole depth of that wondrous half an hour. I thought I had better get to Tin* insureetion in Herzegovina promises I ______J___ _ oped. Thus it would apjiear that tin* heat- roots to tlie surface; next Winter's frost “ I c.fn't help it.” quoth I, holding val work and blast for treasure. A little bit >" ...... l1l't' lill7 ,,r a "ft" '' "IE T in ;' iIon b u K of Chsttanuos., maternal love which Love Omnipotent has been np- j ing of milk has an influence in lessening will kill themaud you may plant your corn, tTdh‘5 and ketches. iantly to my colors. “ We can’t starve. chosen as its best earthly token. on from where I sat were tin* remain- of a hra\t* am i hard} jteojue so long ojqiressed I pojntyj j,y (|,e Governor to till the vacancy tile fatty contents of the milk. But wheth potatoes, or anything else without fear of S o t m ; o f us must do something. And you “ .Mother, listen. 1 have a talc for your treasure ship. It was a Britisher, I think, by ie ta x-gatherers of distant and misceiU United States Senate caused by the death of An- er the heating has any influence in prevent trouble.. Alternate use of eultivah-r and t a k i n g a s i t u xtio n . can live very nicely, mother, darling, on ear.-. AlayGod teach me how to tell it and corals had formed all about her. or rulcrs, seem to he m aking common cause drew Johnson. twenty dollars a month.” ing some of the cream globules from rising harrow is best. — [C. Currier, Monroe Co., right. One of the men saved last night rather about what was left of her. 'file in tilt; struggle, and paying off old scores I we are not prepared to say. \Ye had sup Iow a.] BY AMY RANDOLPH. •• I hat is true,” sighed my mother from oral on the bottom and round her showed in m assacres of detached stations of officials T he L ost A kko xau ts.— A Chicago despatch of Dvnmouth fisherman.” The boy’s posed that no .such influence was had. It behind her black-bordered Jioekei-handker- j Vl,ie, I irrave, lull it is evident that 1 hlaek spots. That meant a deposit of iron ami -oldie**-. This will all am o u n t to | Wednesday, lSth, say? that on the bo ly of Grini- Dui-xsixi; tut; G rass. —Your two liar- would he well, however, for dairymen to “ Well. gil ls.” s.litl my U nde B:irn.*ih:is, chief. “ Bin I m vci thoiighttosee a ilatigh- i j„ . '1 l ong effort. »ud silv.-r. I made fairly good hauls u t v nothing, unless som e of the big Jiowers see wotsl. the coiujtanion of Donaldson, were discovered ls o f hi ii manure and two ban-els of make careful and well conducted e.xperi- “ ami m»w what do yon j.rojM.se to do h -r mb., going out to—lo service!” [ v e r l a k e n him tip time I went down, and s o ld one pin . I cIduici; to strilti' fnf the ili.-imt-il '• n i: u y » « I'. ” »'<». iwpere. letlcra, a n ,l a n India rule wood-ashes may lie best utilized about as liK-iits i t test this question: ami this is an a b o u t i t ? ” Vti•! Uncle Barnabas isn’t going to do (H, tj any months ago found to Baninm. of New York, i,:,ere Turkish authority is a nn iv . l«-r ,.n- preserver with a la,I.- in it iweincl.,-. I..M- follow s: .Mix tile lien manure with aliout We sat around the fire ill a disconsolate ai !.:ng } »r *.:<• a ft-r a ll.” erieil otll Eleanor, ! j j,. ved by a foreign Vn.-r I left da re I hail a eurious idvnu I. io Which i-a.,; it'will aiu.nrit to an "i-;-a certitieaty nt tne.n ic.„l„|, in the I luvag. ode,-r -ui'jeei for in instigation which ean half its hulk of sifted earth, and let them T h e notes properly 1 < brought before our Agricultur semi-circle, that dreary, drizzling May indignantly. •Sting} dd follow: I should | v. «. outward hound lure with a s h a r k . I wa> >wn on a n a s l\ I...... an war. Tin; most ...... nl of bbrtt'?- lhu “oh* "'er® In-at: then work tile Iteap over (it must he Vt die tian* of writing it was stated that the bal a l 1 iiiegc.- lot , nieiit. \Ye shall he night, when the rain j.a lte re d against the think he might at b a t adopt one of ns! , A w a. it hom e, fr( ife. from kindred, rock bottom. A man never feels e m n !', ; r it, will In* such another ploughing with fire un d er c o v e r ) , and add as much more earth. I lie - a- rich as ( ’n e s u s , and never a ehick loon was in the middle of Lake Michigan, ami the glad to print the result of experiments window panes, ami the poor little dallbdils | lhe •„ Ion i d lo sail; ami by wife hl" on them : he can’t tell what big , ;. a- and sword as the Turk gave unhappy Alter it iieats moderately, work it again. nor a child.” ; possibility of a fall was mentioned, but not as a touching this matter, and if any of our in tin* borders "hook and shivered :is if lam ! k ed, he was mourned as dead. J I'"'1’ "'ay he hilling under the huge quar Crete, a few years ago. or a quiet flushing ' probability. The body was found by a mail I-.aeli tim e in w orking m ash tile lum ps ami “ lb* may do as lie likes about that,” I dairy readers have any facts to communi they would fain hide their golden heads II d al tile vcs-id's destined pol l, ter-deek sea leav es which grow there. Tile i 'll, as was the ea-e with the Montenegrin l carrier. It was badly decomposed, and has been m ake th e compost fine and uniform. Af cate on lhe subject we shall he glad lo re once n io n ’ in tin* niothej-soil. Mv m o th e r. answ ered independently. "1 prefer t’» |(,|,lv i,».- sail again with the lirst ship I I’art of lhe lime I was visited hv a insurrection last year. 1 buried in a eemetery near the place where it was ter twice heating ami working it should he j |„ , u ,1(| Eleanor, and I. The first, |>ale, and pretty, earn my own money.” ‘ for England. Last night he found | porcupine lish, which kept sticking its quills disco < ered. ceive them.” piite line and ti, tin- application. It may So the next morning I set out fpr tin- It within sight of home, hut a wild I up and bobbing in front of my helmet. am i silver-haired, with h er w idow 's caj». , hints Though tin* Anderson School at Penikese now ill- mingled with tile ashes and applied unknown bourn of X( w York life. A despatch to the Journal, from Whitehall, ami her dress of black bombazine and 1 storm was raging on laud and sea: once Soon after I saw a big shadow fall across ia- failed, or has closed, tbeschools which nee lo any crop lit to receive it; not, “ Uncle Barnabas.” said Las the train Mich., says arrangements are made for the dis VALUE OF COVERED AIA- crajic: the sweetest looking old lady. I more the man stood fact; to face w i t h a me, and looking up there was au infernal t has suggested an I started an; thriving. howeier, in contact with tlie seed. It think, that I e v e r .saw. Eleanor sat In s id e reached flic city. “ ln»w shall 1 find w here terrible death. Help came in his need; shark playing about my tubing. It makes interment of Grimwood’s body and forwarding it XURE. sho dd n o t he mixed with ashes until just Mrs. Prudence lives?” )f the fenm -see t‘X|)erinit*iit, conducted to Chicago, so it could arrive Thursday morning. her. looking, as sin* always did. like a help God-sent. God-directed. And—’’ you feel chilly in the hack when they are ty Harvard professors, we have just had before ii i- put upon the land. The best princess, w ith large, dark eyes. I >iau:i*likc “ O. I’ll g o th en ; w ith yon.” said he. about. He came down to me slick’ as ! The notes and jiapers will also be sent for publiea- . . time io manure grass land is immediately Tli'* hoy break- down now. On his o im lhing of a report: and the Ohio ami tion. Tin; towns along the eastern shore of the j Al various times we have pointed out to features. and hair twisted in a sort o f coro “ An; you well acquainted with her?” I looked up. I made at him and he sh cred le r e i u l i n g . Sueli a compost as this, or knee*:, by his m other’s feet I k ; clasps her liinois Schools, according l-o the Chicago lake were sending out parties to search for Don- o u r readers the profits resulting from eov- nal around her queenly head. While 1. vent tired to ask. off. For near an hour he worked at it. till ■in atom-, plaster or guano, or any solu hands convulsively in his. and his voice I'rihum*. have been encouraging successes, ahIson’s hotly which is expected to drift ashore ; erin g m an u re, instead o f allow ing it to get jilain.homespun Si:>nnnah-comoiily culled, “ Oh, very well indeed! ’’ answired Un 1 could stand it no longer. If you can ble 11 i-lihz.ei- m ay lie applied to grass with comes only through his thick sobs; “ Moth he om* in Illinois, remarks the 'I'rihum*, near where Grimwood’s body was found. A float- j soaked by the rains or dried by the sun. as ••for short."’ Susy—crouched upon a fo o t cle Barnabas, nodding his head sagely. er. darling, try to hear the hapjty truth. keep your head level it's all right and your good a d v a n ta g e in early S p rin g o r ill the W e took a hack at tin* d epot and drove la- just ciosed after a four wt*t;k-' session ; ing body is said to have been seen oil' the shore ; js g en erally done. \Y<* have given this atl- stool in tin* corner, my elbows on my When your brave bear' -a heart which in jiretty safe, if they are not. on the -harp. Autumn, lint al mi time so well as immed through so many sln-ets that my head spun iml the instructors have been able, tile in uortu of Whitehall. Other rumors are current viee from w hat we have aetuallv seen, knees, and my chin in mv hands. lhe midst of ii-own sorrow, could feel for This ugly brute was twenty feet long I that the balloon has Iwen wen on the lake, h o t l.u | | g | | s | le , | s b e e n built to cover iately al'ti-r mowing. around ami around like a tcc-totum before trude m thorough, ami tie' scholars tlevo- Uncle Barnabas Berkelin sat in the mid lhe sorrow of others, sent me forth last night should think, for when I lay down all my t;d. I’ll,* scheme has been so com|>letc a they are doubtless unfounded. nininire-iicap lilt* crops fcrtilizutl by dle of the circle, erect. still' and rather we stojipcd at a pretty brown stone man len g th oil tilt; bottom lie streteheil a con lolhc succor of the distressed, youknewnot ueeess that an annual session will he held „„ „ “ ~ : 7 . ,, Ibis pile have been increased in proilnetive- s t > v. 1 n <: ci.< >v 1:K 1 x t h e f a l l . grim. II«» was stout and short, with a sion—it looked like a jialace. to my unac siderable way ahead of me, ami I could lhe Penobscot Musical Association will Iml'L ,,i l . lt, v ...... ,*.... ,1. 1. 1 ...... how should you know'.’- that you sent hereafter. ness suflicicnt to pay for tin; shed-covering grizzled mustache, a little, round bald sj.ot customed eyes—ami Uncle Barnabas helped see him beyond my feet. Then 1 waited. its twenty-eight anual session in Bangor, Get. me to tin; rescue of dear father’s life. God the lirst year. AYe have never seen any •• A R fadf.i:." Evansville, Iml., asks if on tin* crow n o f hi* bald fiend. and tw o UK* (Hit. i gave him to me. God has given him, They must turn over to bite, and my lay 12th ami loth, under the direction of Prof. W. G. exact figures of tin; proportionate value of red e l o v e r issown in tin- fall whether it will glittering black eyes that were always “ Here is where Mrs. Prudence lives.” ing down bothered him. Ih* swam over Perkins of Boston. • mother, back to our grateful love.” A Qi i.ei: ( T he fo r S ick H e a d a c h e . covered manures, that we remember, until yield a lull crop tin; following year, also sen d in g th e ir «luro]iose Io d o a b o u t it. ? ” you.” said she. “ Ami brought om; o f the 1 place upon her husband’s breast. ous thing, too, that all sharks about will to have driven a sixpenny nail into her Last Tuesday evening, Mr. Joseph Craig of full growth the follow ing summer, lienee dear girls with you. Come and kiss me, ()ne acre produced 272 bushels, Eleanor slowly repeated, lifting her Ixxuiti- Ah ! Love, supreme, unutterable! Strange follow in the blood trail I k ; leaves. I got head at the Lack. It remained there sever Portland, was driving with a lady near “ Meet il would not ho advisable to sow elover-seed ing House Hill,” Cape Elizabeth, when a man One acre produced 292 bushels. ful je tty brow s. m y d ea r.” ' indeed, an* tin* paths th ro u g h which thy on my hands and knees, and as he swam al days, and was discovered by her daugh in fall, even if it would certainly survive •• Yes'Susy, kiss your aunt.” said Uncle sprang for the bridle of his horse and another Potatoes manured from the covered “ Yes. that’s exactly it.” said my mother, Divine wisdom leads thy children to hajipi- off I noticed four dark shadows slip after ter. whom slit* begged to say nothing about tin- winter. Such elover plants would un Barnabas, flinging his hat one wayaml his made a dash at the carriage. Mr. C. struck his sh ed s: nervously; •• because. Brother Barnabas, in ss! in mule reverence we how before the him. I saw no more that time. They it. Her request was not heeded, ami a doubtedly seed the second season, anil the horse with the whip, knocking down and running One acre produced 112 bushels. we don’t j>retcnd to he business women, gloves another, as he sat complacently mighty Tenderness which crowns and bless did not like my company. physician was sent for who (extracted the result would lie that the plant would jier- and it’s certain that we enn’t live co in fort- down on the sofa. over the first man, and at the same time turning One acre jtrodiieed 171 bushels. es earthly love.— (die, Leaf. nail with much diHieulty. Airs. Taylor, struck the second ruffian a heavy blow on the feet its seed and die with the smallest |w>s- ably on our present income. Something “ My aunt?” I echoed. who has been a jiatient in a lunatic asylum, 'file next year the land was sown with ihle growth. This is exactly the reverse of “ I C a n 't D o T h a t .”— A w riter in the lit*; 1. He docs not know how much he hurt the • w Jieat, when the cro p was as follows Inis got to he done.” •Why. of course,” said the plump old stated that she drove tilt* nail into her head American Wesleyan tells the eireumstanees fellows. what is wanted. Sow clover-seed as early Ami then my mother leaned hack in her lady. “ Don't you know? I’m your Aunt W a si 11 n< ;r< >n ' s S i *e e < i i . —Speeeli o f Gen in order to tain; severe siek headaches which Wheat on land treated with barnyard ls possible in the spring, then apply gypsum under which I k ; heard these words. They chair, with a troubled face. P ru d en ce.” e r a 1 Washington when the President of wen* afflicting her, and that it had effected m an u re : contain afearful confession of thedesjiotism P o o r G r im w oo d ’s N o tes.—The body of ir land plaster, to give it vigorous growth, “ Yes,” said Uncle Barnabas. “ Some “ But I I bought,” gasjied I, in bewilder Congress inforniedhim of his being unani a cure, 'fhe Richmond Despatch tells the One acre produced 11 bushel" is jionnds. ind leave it unpastured till late iu the fall, of evil appetite. The writer, being in N. S. Grimwood, the rejiorter of the Chica thing has got to he done ! But who’s to do ment. “ that I was coming to a situation!” mously chosen Commander-in-Chief of story. There is something tough about it, (o f BI JHilind" pel* bushel.) New York a stranger, stcjiped into a coffee l'liis would allow the largest possible in- i t ? ” “ Well, so yon are,” retorted Uncle Bar the American army. go Journal, who ascended in a balloon with Om* acre produced 12 bushels, JS pounds, saloon early one colt I morning anti called and it may he the brains that are so. •rease of roots, which would insurea heavy And another dead silence succeeded. nabas. “ The situation of adopted daughter (o f BI jMHimls jier b m liel.) “Though lam truly sensible of the high for a cup of coffee. Donaldson, was fully identified at the coron crop the second year. Sueli a course is “ 1 siij)|)o."e y o u r g irls a ic ed u cated ,” in my family. Twenty-five dollars a Wheaton land manured from covered most liencficial to the land, whether the honor d« ne me in this appointment, yet I Tin; saloon had a liquor bar attached, and A Scen e i rom L if e .— A yo u n g m an en er’s inquest at Montague, Michigan, where said Uncle Barnabas. “ I know I found month jioeket money—the care of Aunt sheds: rop he mown or plowed under. feel great distress from a consciousness the proprietor in ham ling the collet; to my tered the bar-room of a village tavern, and enough old school-hills when I was look Prudence's eat ami canary! And to make it was found. His note book contained a One acre jiroduced 55 bushels, 5 poumls, that my abilities and military experience friend, said : ealletl for a drink. “ No,’’ said the land In localities further South than Indiana in g o v er i n y b r o t h e r ’s p ap ers.” yourself generally useful! ’’ humorous introduction to his account of the (of BI poumls per bushel.) fall sowing of elover-seed might be sale, m ay not la ; equal to tin; extensive ami im “ Will you have something else?” lord; “ you have had delirium tremens ••Of course,” said my mother, with evi “ Oh! uncle,” cried 1. “ Eleanor would ascension, headed “ Up in a Balloon,” and One acre produced 5S bushels, 17 poumls but we would not advise it in any case. have been so glad to come if she had known portant trust. However, as Congress de- “ Nothing else,” was the reply; I d r i n k once, anti l cannot sell you any more.” lie (of BI jier bushel.) dent pride: ••their education has been sirct it. 1 will enter upon the momentous continuing prophetically as follows: most expensive. Music, drawing, use of it! ” nothing stronger than eoHee ” stepped tLside to m ake room for a couple o f T’lu* straw also yielded one-third more OKCIIAKO AND NUKSEKY. duty, and exert every power I possess in w ls young men who had just entered, and the tin* globes—” “ Fiddlestrings and little fishes!” illogi- W hile he : drinking of the cup a well From the earliest dawn of childhood I upon the land fertilized with the manure the service and for the support of the glo landlord waited ujion them very jiolitely. “ Yes, yes, of course,” interrupted Uncle cally responded my Uncle Barnabas. •• I've dressed man, whom he had observed walk have always had a presentiment that at from I he covered stalls than upon that to Ile/i Wonn.i are often found in abund rious cause. I beg they will accept my ing the floor stepj'ed up to him ami said, fhe other had stood by silent and sullen, some time, sooner or later, I was destined Barnabas. “ But is it practical? ('an they no patience with a girl that’s too line to which the ordinary manure was applied.— ance upon fruit trees at this time; if they most cordial thanks for this distinguished with an earnest manner: and when they finished, he walked up to to rise. There are some people who make teach ? ” work. Eleanor had the situation ottered Hural Xcw Porker. are upon small twigs, cut these off ami testimony of their approbation. But, lest “ Sir, I would give all I am worth to he the landlord, and thus addressed him; Eleanor looked dubious. I w.-us quite her, and she chose to decline. Yon de- sport of presentiments, hut after all, pre limn: when they infest large linths, they some unliiekly event should happen un ahel to do what you are doing.” •• Six years ago, at theirage, 1 stood where sentiments are a handy thing to have certain that / could not. Madame Lenoir, i.lril In (•■line, iiml lien; yutt sbiy! J!ing f;,v,»:il»le to mv reputation, I bog it may must lie removed with tin: hand. “ IIow so? What am 1 doing that you those young men are now—I was a man IX ) AI ESTI (’ R EC EIPTS. amid all fier list of accomplishments, had the hell, Prue, and order tea, for I’m around. Where would I be to-day if I had he remembered by every gentleman in the can’t do?” with fair jirosjiects. Now at the age of not had a presentiment. I have’ risen, as hiM-ds.— Large quantities of immature not included the art of practical tuition. hungry as a hunter, and I dare say little room that 1 this day declare, with the ut “ Why, sir,” spoke tin earnest man. twenty-eight, I am a wreck, body and it were, to a jioint of order. Like a great fruit are often touml under tlie trees; this is “ Humpli!” grunted Uncle Barnalias. Susy here would relish a euji of tea!” To Choose L a m b .— When the fore-quarter most sincerity, I do not think myself equal “ You ean d rin k vour collet* w ith a zest, mind. You led me to drink. In this room many politicians I rose by means of g:is. tin- work of insects: allow tile pigs tile run “ Queer thing, this modern idea of educa And this was the way 1 drifted into my is fresh tlie large vein in tin; neck is bluish to the command 1 am honored with. 1 formed the habit that has been mv ruin. of the orchard, or have the fruit picked up tion. Well, well, if von can’t teach, yon luxurious home. Eleanor in the country and refuse the ruui at that bar: that’s what I regret the fact that there are only two of in color: when becoming stale it is green. As to pay, sir, I beg leave to assure Con I eiin’t do; no, sir, I can’t do that.” Now sell me a few glasses more, and your us. Professor Donaldson and myself, as I ami the insects destroyed, to prevent a crop can surely do something! What do you cottage envies me bitterly, for she lias all In the hind-quarter, if not recently killed, for the coming year. gress that as 110 pecuniary consideration work will Ih; done! I shall soon be out of say, Eleanor, to a situation? ” the bistes which wealth and a metropolitan would like to belong to the upper ten. tilt; fat of the kidney will have a slight could have tempted me to aeeejit this ardu the way; there is no hope for me. But Professor Donaldson seems to be a very /Im l whenever the hark is loose enough “ A situation? ” home alone ean gratify. But Uncle Bar A deal of laughter 011 the sly was done smell, and the knuckle will have lost its ous employment at the expense of my do pleasant gentleman, although a philosopher to lift readily, and when well-ripened buds 'File color fluttered in Eleanor’s cheeks nabas will not hear of my exchanging with during the dinner at Riverside the other they ean he saved. Do not sell it to them. firm ness. mestic ease and hapjiiness, so I do not wish an be luul. Keep thesticks of buds moist like pink and white ajqfle blossoms. her. day, ami a deal of hearty laughing lias Sell to me and let me die, and the world and an aeronant. Although it is scarcely to make any profit from it. I will keep an will lie rid of me: hut for heaven’s sake, an hour since I struggled into eminence, Making f 'ucumln r Pickles.—Wo three pints until used. “ I sjxike plain enough, didn't I? ” said No, no! ” says lie. “ The girl I've got exact account of iny expenses; those, I been done since, at a woman who was evi of good eider vinegar, add six tablesjxion- Uncle Barnuhas, dryly. “ Yes, a situ a dently hound to get all she paid for. She sell 110 more to them.” The landlord lis the restraint of my jxisition is already be Ilei-dx-.— Do not allow any to g o to seed is the girl I mean to keep. Aliss Eleanor doubt not, they will discharge, and that tened. jiale and trembling. Setting down ginning to be irksome to me anti wear up fuls of grated horse-radish: two table- tio n ! ” was accompanied by a son o f live o r six if tlie orchards are cultivated; if the ground is too line a lady to suit n a ‘! " all I desire.” his decanter, he exclaimed, “ God help on my spirits. I cannot help reflecting spoonfuls of grain pepper: the same quan is simply kept plowed, and no crop'raised, “ What sort of a situation. Uncle Barna years, who, having gone through baked But he lets me send them liberal pre that if we fall, we fail like Lucifer out of tity of whole cloves ami of allspice; four bas? ” clams and chowder once to his stomach’s me, this is the hist drop I will ever sell to the harrow may he used every week or ten sents ovary month, anti so I am very hap- the heavens, ami that upon our arrival up tablespoonfuls of white mustard seed, and “ Well, I can hardly say. Part servant, W omen in I n d ia .—According to the content, anti commenced over again on any one!” Anti he kept his word. lays; this will keep the soil looseand clear RY” on earth or rather ujion water—as we are two onions ehojqieil line (or use tiny onions part companion to an elderly lady!” ex Hindoo law-giver, a woman has no god on clams, drank heartily of water, ami jiassetl o f wends. now over the middle of Lake Michigan— ;is pickles.) Boil all together live minutes, plained ilie old gentleman. earth hut her husband, and no religion ex- his cup for more. At this the mother, with Old Irc M ,— Around most places which It is said that Raljili Emerson never we would be literally dead. then cool for use. When tin; cucumbers “ O, Uncle Barnabas, I couldn't do G ram m ar a n i> C lea n C o r n e r s.—A eejit to gratify, obey and serve him. Let a smart sprinkling of asperity in her tone, math* hut one joke. It was after Judge are washed, sprinkle with fine salt, and have been long settled, are to lie found old that female servant in the family of a gentleman her husband he crooked, old, inlinn, of- and with a manner that showed her to Ih; Hoar’s little exjierienee with tin; Senate on cover with boiling water. When cold, jmt trees, which occupy a largespot of valuable “ Not do it? And why not?” in the Department of the Interior, W ash-; fensive; let him he irascible, irregular, a oblivions to tile fact that any one else was in tin; subject of a Sujireme Court Judgeship, Potato /tolls.— Boil two poumls pota in the preparetl vinegar. If the cucumbers ground, producing only indifferent fruit, •‘ It’s too much—too much’” wfiisjiercd ington, is allowed to make a yearly visit to drunkard, a gambler, a debauchee; let him hearing said, “ Look ahere, I’ve paid for a 'flu; papers h:ul all hail their say about it— toes, pass through a colander, or mash are more than three inches long, cut in and are too poor to renew by grafting; Eleanor, losing her regal dignity in the her old home in Bielimond. Virginia. Last he reckless of his domestic affairs, as if pos- clam dinner for you, ami now I ain’t going rather an uuamiahlc say as far :is the them well: add two ounces butter ami one crosswise slices an inch thick. these bad better be converted intofire-wood, pressure of the emergency; “ like going summer, when she left, a substitute was sessed by a devil; though lie live in tile to have you tilling up with water.” lhe Judge was concerned. So,, still...... smarting o pint milk, a little salt, one gill yeast and and plant lietter trees next fall. out to service.” cmjiloyed, a mulatto girl, who had been world without honor: t hough he he deaf or little fellow paid strict attention to clams lightyfrom...... the sting, lit strolled down to 'as much flour as will make a soft dough; Pence liouis around oreliards as well as “ And that is precisely what it & /” re quite well educated. Sin* performed the. hlintl. and wholly weighed down by crime after that. his friemfs om; fair afternoon, and went o u t; set them to rise; when light, cut them in Preserving Peas.— Gather the pc:is when just tit for eating. Let them he dry. Shell vegetable gardens, are often infested with torted Uncle Barnabas, nodding his head. duties in a rather indifferent manner. ;l»d infirmity—still shall his wife regard into the orchard with him. “ IIow do you cakes; let them rise half an hour, and them, and put them in glazed jars that will poison-ivy ami other woody weeds, which “ Service! Why we’re all out at sendee in When the regular servant returned, slit* be- him as her God. With all her might shall kill your canker worms?” he tisked of his I hake. Sweet potatoes make excelent bis R ea so n ab le.— “ What do you call that?” holtl about two quarts. Fill Lo within an soon encroach iqioii tile grounds if not des one way or another in this world !” gan her tour of investigation to ascertain s'he serve him. in all things obey him, see indignantly asked a customer at a cheap host, seeing tin; trees had hlaek bandages cuit, mixed :is above. troyed. Tlie best plan for killing all sueli, “ Oh, yes, I know,” faltered poor Elea how her work had beendoin', and was dis- no defects in his character, and give him no inch of the top, then cover the top with restaurant,...... jiointingI...... «*v .III at UllJUCt an object UKU no that Ik about them. “ Well,” said the philoso------—------well dried salt. Put tin* lid on the jar. is to take the fence up altogether, where nor. who, between her distaste to the pro- gusted with the evident f cause of uneasiness. Nay, more; in every discovered in his plate of hash. “Wrist- practicable, and after mowing the tops off want of neatness • • exjsl(,n(.(.t Woman lives hut to iMUKl with sleeve-button attiehtal, sir,” pher, in his mildest voice, “ I kill them very Why is the letter “ d” tin; most wonder- Dig a hole in the ground, ami bury the jar iosed plan and her anxiety not to offend manifested everywhere, 1 er indignation (),’|(7 l( jj,.^ |lerp:IV(.nts, next her husband : said the waiter, briskly. “ Well, do you mueh :is they do politicians—with printer’s fulletter in the alphabet?—Because it is the so that the top is full half a foot from the and burning, plow deeply; tliis will soon Jncle Barnabas Berkelin, didn't quite finally found vent in tin 11k.'1 destroy them if followed up persistently.— • following, id m i p;irents, and in her old age she consider that a proper thing for a man to centre of “ wonders.” surface. Put over the top of the jar an old know what to say. “ But I—I’ve always m istress: “ I ’ll tell you ...... Agriculturist. projier imng lor a man saucepan lid, or anything to keep the mould Ibeen educated to fie a lad y .” you can't get grammar and churn corners he ruled by her children. Never, A landlady, who had some very weak When you see a man on a moonlight find in his hash?” asked the customer, in from the lid of the jar, then cover firmly ('heap, Nice Pudding.— Boil one quart of “ So you won’t take the situation, eh!” out of tin; same nigger!” Which, if true, ‘hiring her whole lift', ean she he under her wrath. “ Good heavens, sir!” cried the chicken broth f o r dinner tin; other day, was night trying to convince his shadow that it with earth. When required f o r use, steep milk; then add .'1 tablespoonfnls of Hour, said I nele Barnrhxs, staring up at a wishy- offers a knotty problem in refertmee to the °"'n control. Those are the general jirinei- waiter1 “ would you expect to find a ten- asked by one of her boarders if slit* couldn’t is inijirojier to follow a gentleman, you 4 for an hour in soft water, and they will re eggs, G tid)les]Kxmfiils of sugar ami a little washy little water color drawing of Cupid ediieation o f tin* race.— E d ito r 's D r a w e r . l’h‘s upon which the life of women in India dollar silk umbrella in a lifteen-cent plate coax that chicken to wmle through that may be sure it is high time for him to join quire a little more cooking than when nutmeg. Bake half an hopr. If wanted and Psyche, an “ exhibition piece” of poor in Harper's Magazine fo r September. ! is hi he conducted. o f hash ?” soup once more! a temperance* society. freshly gathered in the summer season. richer, add raisins. Re-union of the Fourth M aine Dr. J. W. Trussell has invented a new style increased health and cleanliness for our About Town. Tlioniastou. place, so called, on their premises, near their The Louisiani sugar crop is estimated at 119,- The Rockland Gazette. R e g i m e n t . of check, with name and address, to be attached to city, and in some future issue we hope to Accident.—On Monday afternoon last, Capt. »dlls, and propose to put a cellar under it. They 8G7 hogsheads, igainst 89,498 last year. keys, traveling bags, umbrellas, or any other arti lie able to indicate some more specific meth The Annual Reunion of the old Fourth Regi New Advertisements. Sanders Curling and Capt. James Watts were ouj »«•« Mow digging the cellar for a store house, which appointed to investigated the ment, this year, was held in the pleasant village cles desired. It is very neat, durable aud cheap management of the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Thursday, A’ iigust 20, 187 ods for accomplishing these results. Diamond Rheumatic Cure. to ride with the team of the former gentleman, and " >ll connect this barn with the house. This will of Brooks, ou Tuesday and Wednesday, the 17th, New Music Store—Brown Brothers. and should sell readily. Indian agencies, have returned to Cheyenne. when in front of the George’s Hotel, they went to be about GO feet lung. This work is done under Their report will soon be made public. and 18th, insts., and was one of the most enjoyable N otice—G. F. K alcr & Co. SF 1 McAvoy’s “ Metropolitan Theatre Company” turn the (earn around aud the bolt which holds the supervision of Mr. Charles Bui rill, Treasurer A M atte ST The West Waterville Z sloshe; Potash—C. E. Shaw & Co. Saturday and Sunday nights there were heavy »• for E very C itizen. to the members participating in the same and, if round very loosely on the liquor law quet Legal Notices. have been performing at Farwell & Ames Hall this the whiflietree, broke and caused it to fall against ofthe company. vd* b« parts of Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin, If a sev' ere cholera epidemic were to tion. It opjwses the prohibitory law tooth we were not deceived by appearances, to the in Canary Birds—.1. P. Wise & Son. week, to audiences which would have been much the horse- heels, who began to run aud kick vio- Mr. Oscar Teague is digging a cellar ou the lot doing much injury to the smaller vines, and dam vited guests and spectators generally, of any aging corn, potatoes, buckwheat and hops. break ou* jn o u r community, it would oc and nail. It thinks that law not a sound Rev. W. A. Start, of Melrose, Mass., will larger if commensurate with the merit of tin* per lently. Kunniog directly across the street, both the Baptist parsonage, on Main St., ami since their institution five years ago. formances. This is a really good company auBelfast, parrying out Rev. Costello Weston,of Halifax, will preach ported by Miss Grace Lillian, as “ Gretchen,” chin. The escape of these gentlemen from mure .dent, Mr. Watts, but some of the stockholders building. line of the Union's denounced the prohibi in Farwell & Ames Hall next Sunday aftern able by proper sanitary precautions an a number of the boys and their friends, was met who rendered the character with a spirit and ef serious injuries was indeed providential. ( ’apt*, being entirely satisfied with the proposed pur- (Hie of the largest dealing companies of more in ten years than will be caused by tory law because it d id interfere will: at the l«-p >t by a company of mounted fantastic:- at the usual hour. The Sunday school will not fect which left nothing wanting, aud by Mr. Mc Curling at tiiis time of writing is a little bet chase, the trade has not been cb Pennsylvania anni un re luct on of the prici s sale of eider. Does the U nion remember and a large delegation of citizens, headed by the meet in the morning, hut will resume its sessions Avoy as “ Derrick Von Beckman,” while the ter, but still unable to sit up. He bears his stated that in the event of the sale Mr. A. talks o ... „ual at retail as follows: (irate and Egg, $5.70; cholera and small-pox (and all other epi Stove 8G.00; Chestnut $5.40. demies that frighten people into cleanli the moving appeal to the prejudices of ap Brooks Cornet Baud, R. G Edwards, leader, tlie first Sunday in September and continue them other parts were creditably sustained. The per sufferings with heroic resignation. The running removing to Bath. At Port Hope, M id i., a bottle was found waslnd whose music added much to the exercises through without further vacation. formance was worthy the boards of any theatre. ness) in a hundred. Indeed, notwithstand ple-growers which the Rejmblican Journal of this horse caused the horse of Capt. Geo. W Excursion.—On Friday, of last week, the Cun aslutre Tuesday morniug, containing the follow out both days. ing the cholera killed over 30,(XK) p e o p l e in made through its long-standing pictori: The Democratic County Convention for This evening the company presents the play of Robinson, (which was standing in front of the gregational Sabbath-school of Union had an ex ing. " (h e r Lake Michigan at 8 p. m. of the eve the United Suites during the epidemic of, representation of a eider-press? The Union The remainder of Tuesday until evening was this county will be held in Rockport, next Satur “ Grimaldi, or the Life of an Actress,” aud Fri Captain’s house, where he had recently gotten out cursion to New Castle, taking the cars at Warrei ning nf starting, about 3,0 miles from Chieago, given up to mutual greetings, social intercourse, day, at 10 o’clock A. M. The caucus in.this city day and Saturday evenings will present equal at depot. An invitation hail been extended to the and about 3000 fret high. A gale is coming 1849-50, statistics prove that there were also objects to the prohibitory law beeau; of his wagon to remove some watermelons from the from tlie northeast; the balloon is getting out i f more deaths from other diseases of the in “ it doesn’t stop ruinselling” and goes for games and sports, among which were potatoe, to choose delegates, takes place at City ILill, this tractions. Dramatic performances like these cer seat of the vehicle) to become frightened aud run Congregatioal Sabbath-school of Warren to order, g:is escaping fast, can't remain up much tub, sack ami wheelbarrow races ami which made evening. tainly deserve better houses than the minstrel ning directly across the street, the wagon came in company them. I lie excursion was postpc lunger, will surely land in the lake, fearful storm. testinal canal during the same period, and a law that will not only not forbid, or try (Signed) much amusement for lookers on. Z if' Last Saturday two outward-bound lumber- and variety entertainments which often fill the contact with the top buggy of Mr. George Wiley from Thursday on account of the showers of that Donaldson. also more than this nninlier in the same to stop, rumselling, but which will author w riting The afternoon train brought quite au addition hall. morning. Something like three hundred persons perserved. time from fevers alone. ize and protect it. That paper admits that laden schooners came into collision, as they were (of Warren), standing in front of the residence of to the company from Belfast ami many members J3T Senator Morton, of Indiana, and Gen. Con Mrs. Lucy Copelaud, aud broke the hind axle, from Union ami about fifty from Warren made uji Among tlie requirements of healthful liv “ if we have a license law, of course rum beating through Owl,9 Head Channel. One of F o r e i g n . from Rockland, some of whom were accompanied nor, the Republican candidate for Governor, will the party. At New Castle the company proceed ing, an observance of which will greatly selling will not be stopped, but it cannot hi them had her jib-boom carried away and put and at the same time knocking out every spoke A London dispatch says that the foot and by their wives, who we noticed seemed to enjoy baek to this port for repairs. The other proceeded address the citizens of Rockland, at Farwell & from its attachment to the hub. Capt. Robinson’s ed to tlie hall, which had been tendered for their until] disease has broken out with great violenci diminish the prevalence of disease and ma any worse than under the present law.1 themselves about as well as any of the hoys. Ames Hall, on Tuesday evening of next week. wagon was badly broken, but his horse was ui in use, ami opeuing sundry baskets and larxes, pro Dorsetshire, w. ere 12.00(1 animals are down Here’s logic! If a man is honest in profess Capt. A. G. Spear lias lieen acting as pilot lie distemper is spreading to other parts of Eng- terially reduce the deatli-ratejn every com The good people of Brooks were very attentive On account of his support of the inflation hill of jured. The buggy of Capt. Curling only received ceeded to refresh theiiislvcs for the sight-seeing and todesire the destruction of an enemy, h the steamer ( ’ambridge for a week or two past, ,,.i munity, are some which jicrL-iin to the in and all were provided with comfort able ami even last year, Mr. Morton is not just the Senator we a little damage of one hind wheel, and his other enjoyments ofthe afternoon by a substantial place of Capt. Patterson, who has been ill. picnic ..inner. In the afternoon, some of the part\ T he n war Steamers Congress a n d dividual exclusively and others whose ob doesn’t throw away his weapon, desert hi: elegant quarters for our stay among them. should have selected to take the stump in Maine* escaped without any injury. No blame call be at Capt. Spear knows the way like a book, having Hartfi I at TrijMili on Saturday last, and servance should he enforced by public su own colors ami go over to the hostile rank In the evening a meeting waslield at the Union He has shifted his position somewhat since then, went to visit the famous oyster banks and the resl iiiniher ut officers who lauded were hooted by served as steamboat pilot in past years. tached to the horse’s running, as any animal wouh pervision, because the neglect of them not because his gun misses lire. He “ picks tli> church, presided overby (’apt. J. S. Huxford, rer, ami his ability, his great force and pow- become frightened under like circumstances, enjoyetl themselves in the hall or looked about •abble. Satisfaction was given for the insults to the otlie only endangers the safety of the individual, Hint ami tries it again.” President of the Fourth Maine Association for Uif" Camp Meeting is in progress at Northport a speaker ami his past record as one of the town contemplating the beauty of the scenery* led, tint no or the previous of these mishaps occurred within the space insult th e Ann* the past year, at which an address of welcome is week, to-morrow being the last day. Steaiu- We were glad to six* that sh’qr-huilding is not en C onsul. Up to .Sunday hut dial of his neighl>ors also. Among the great war governors will create a wide-spread de- few minutes, ami strange indeed that inure s< both v < remained at Tripoli, was delivered by John 11. Gordon, Esq., in lsdialf tirely abandoned here. A bark launched and latter are the pro|>er drainage of cellars and g y In the great stallion race at I’r Clara Clarita will make a trip to the camp to hear him upon the issues of the day. Sen results did not take place. T h e l ’i iident of Eqiiador was a nearly rigged on the N< w Castle^side of the river, unipseot Bark. Portland yesterday, s of the residents of Brooks, utter which remarks ouiul, leaving at 8 A. M., and returning at the ator Morton ma«Ie his openiug Mpeech of the catn- his Palm a t Q u ito recently. The grounds, and the cleanly and harmless dis Religious:—Rev. ('. II. Bean will preach at tb capcd. were made by Messrs. B. M. Roberts, of Belfast, •seof the afternoon services ami steamer Ulysses paigu in Maine in Portlaud, last night. He speaks ami a liarqitc or small ship, aud schooner on the posal of kitchen :u n l other domestic wastes horses started and the race w:is won by Methodist church ou Sunday uext. • >. S. Hussey and others, of Brooks and Crockett 11 make au afternoon trip, leaving at 1.30 P. M. at Bangor to-night, Augusta to-morrow night ami stocks on the Damariscotta side, show that the and those of t h e human body. Belonging rilton's “ Maine Slasher.” Bitst ti Rav. C. E. Libbey, whose society have grante Maine Items. of the regime ill, the only member who responded id returning at close of evening services. Lewiston Saturday night. He speaks four times ship-builders of these towns hope f«»r lietter day- to the community in its municipal capacity 2.32 “ bit hair,” “ Young Buchanan ” and him a vacation on account of ill health, leftyesl to the calls which were made, all others declining in the State next week aud will go from here to torthe ship-owner in I lie near future. (bi tin : Kirk fell from the deck to the hold of a are the exclusive care of streets and public Mesenger Knox ” coining in 2d. 3d and We have never seen Joe Jeffei^on in his day morning on a visit to his friends in the W ii Damariscotta, Saturday forenoon, and on account of their excessive modesty ami dis B elfast. whole the picnic was voted a decided success* great specialty of “ Rip Van Winkle,” but a friend tern part of the state. u his hand, nearly severing it from the drains and sewers. 4tli respectively, while “ Phil Sheridan like to detail the events in which they bore a One of tlie most pleasant features of the occasion who lias tells us that Mr. John Murray's rendition o* J iU A member ofthe editorial staff of the Boston It is proverbially true that jwople are md “ Lightfoot ” were distanced. All the? prominent part,and he only laying aside his natu On Tuesday morning at an early hour tlie citi to us was to observe tlie regard iu which Rev. Mr. the character last evening would suffer no dispar Globe was in town last week and under the head A lu i Sinclair, n 1, a g e d 2 7 , w as more or less careless of their health till were Knox colts we understand. ral diffidence, and complying with the demands of zens of this village wereureused by tlie cry of lii Norcross is deservedly held by the people of hi< iwned at Columbia Falls Satuday. lie was agement in comparison with Jefferson’s imperson of “ special correspondence” gi\es his paper Il i.liei It proved to be the schooner Telegraph, lime lade parish, old ami young. tlie and probably fell out of his boat. they sec the approach of disease. is not the Ilf hit lull some description of our new Post Office. The g y The Kennebec Journal gives a list of ation of the part. at the wharf of Linekin, Austin & Morse; but flu* Kenm bee Journal says that twenty-five pleasant, but rather irritating to people to fujhtimj-i \c m b cr and therefore aide to speak of writer locates the edifice on School, Lime Rock Some dozen or so of our people ji i'll th e the divorces decreed at the late term o f S was thought that there was no need of taking o orcies were granted the present term of court, be told that their premises are in such con th e re g ia iiit without dailgi o f b e in g } ”7/' Mr. & Mrs. O. A Wiggin will leave this city aud Globe streets, the latter being a name for Point excursionists the other day J. Court in that city (25 in numher), witl the engines, as they would be of no service in su ere were between six and seven hundred di dition as to be a source of danger to them personal vanity next Monday for Lowell, Mass., where they are to the street referred to with which our citizens grand good time. ves decreed in this State the past year. pressing the burning of the lime. The vessel w selves,or of unwholesome contamination to the cause alleged in each case. In all hut The evening’g’s entertainment engage in the millinery business. With a host ot now first made accquainted, ami which we think A ten years old sou of Josiah Packard of Ban- at once sealed up tightly, and hauled down rivi others, but nevertheless we have no doubt I ^ ,r<‘e instances the wife was the lihelin with selection > by the Baud, and1 some o f the be.- other friends, we sincerely regret their departure, must hav e beeu bestowed by this correspoudei C a m d e n . I while bathing in Kendtiskeng just a lew >ls alwve the “ R. int of Rocks.” Mturday after ii. Some young com that in this and alino.-t every other coi sid | ParLV» th<- causes a igned being generally glee singing v i lo n g time, by : and they will he followed by the most hearty wish in compliment either to his own journal or its <1 Reckless Carriage Driving.—' Wednesda atternooii the tire broke out (hr panions gave the alarm, but the body was not erable town in New England, the bouse lect, abuse, intemperance and licentious club ol ladies ler the direjfioi es for increased prosperity in their new loca lunct namesake of this city. We think the Ci wonder that there are not more ae recovered till too late to resuscitate him. lo>t n order to savi ness. One of these twenty-five eases will of Mr. R. A. i vhich i tion. Council, whose province it is to give names to oi street than there are, seeing jus we Sarah Jane, widow of Francis M. Tucker of holds which dispose of all the variou: igh the plunk possess a little interest for some of our enjoyable teat The old Kales house has been repainted public streets, can do better than to adopt tl: fast, careless driving. Last Sabbatl Columbia, cut her throat in a barn at Harriugtou w:istes of human life in a manner free from ic second time tli: where she was visiting, last Saturday. She had readers. We quote it below:— Wednesday it 9 o'clock the boys were with the liquid enamel paint, ami Mr. L. Weeks modest suggestion. We clip the following froi very dark. Alaiut !» o'clock a carria sanitary objections, are the exception and vitliin a Duths on ac- “ Annie M. Blake against George II. Blake; ided I ■ th e sto of (’apt. Hlixford, which lias had the roof of his house on Park street the G.lobe's description of the building :— the Chestnut street hill at a furiii count of sickness. She leav not the rule. A competent authority tin X Morse, Cap i thr ce young child- treme cruelty, tyrannical in his treatment, req ntal Head Quarters, ami slate-coated with Gline's shite paint. Mr. It. “ The Post Office apartments contain a lai; meeting another trout of Capt. < ’oiiant’s, coll such subjects, «qmaking generally, says that ting and othei ing his wife to ask his permission whenever listened to a concise interesting history of the Bartlett is the agent for these excellent paints and delivery room, with 1310 modern lock Is.xes an One hundred students we left the house; at one time was very pions, pre ed. The first te: went as tar as the Bay Vi present during the “ houses, even of tlie best class, which are regiment, (luring its term of service, by lion. W is applying them to many buildings in this city drawers, besides public and private offices tor tl . Rll: 11 is diggiti; opening wrek ofthe fall ter ofthe Castine Nor tending to he a preacher.’’ Postmaster, the mouey-order, and other apar t a tree and made a gene free from sanitary objections are extreme M. Rust, of Belfast. They were then marched to and vicinity. u cellar, preparatory him a dwelling m*il School ami more are coi uients. The entire work is to be finished in higl stuash-up The second was fortunately cleared by 1 School str The Rev. Mr. Browne, la pastor of the Bap- ly rare.” the church, where the business of the Association ly polished oak. The Hours of the entire liuildiu bouse, al the corner o T h e B a it is t C a m p M e e tin g s, o r m or As stated last week, the bauquet at the the horse, leaving the riders seated ami unliai med. tist church at Lincoln, has LKvoine a convert to We have always believed that even in a was transacted, rejiorts of officers for the past year are laid with concrete,over brick and iron archer above his preaeut re-union of the 1st Me. Cavalry, on the l*»lh of SiiieeiNG.— List Tuesday we wire bown new society has properly grove meetings, which took plac • th e • they a re i e r e I w ith continue to gi town so much favored in health as our own read ami the following officers chosen for the year through the new barqiiantiue, building at mu- at Martha’s Vineyard hist week were ver Scptcmlier, is to he served at Farwell & Ames row hard of Southern pine. A. B. MuIIett E? ay evening, a has lieen previous to the hist year, there docks, by Capt. Coombs and Bean, and timi it a Tlie trustees ot the York County Agricultural successful, the attendance having hen Hall, between six and seven o’clock P. M., on the tlie architect, has spared no expense in adapt mightand ought to be sanitary rules adopted President, Capt. A. n, Belfast: Vice this building to the wants of this flour.-i per finely. Society have decided to hold their annual tair in arrival o f the regiment from tlie excursion to strong and well-built vessel. Il is two decked and Saco and Biddeford, Oct. 12:h, 13th, 14th and large and the interest very deep. Mor Presidents, Lieut. II. II. Belfast; Lieut. town lor many years to come. The entire w. 1 Hills, Preside and enforced by public authority, which Yinalhaven. To make tlie necessary arrange is to lie commanded by Capt. Bickntore. Long 15th. than a hundred Baptist ministers were tiler F. P. Earacs, Belfast; Sei X(. I* W. Gilbert, Bel- has lieen under the special supervison of E. R. Spe if the Kefonil I'lull, ite from this tot would materially lessen the amount of dis ments for this banquet, ladies are invited to at Esq., a prominent gentleman of Rockland, am he sail. The builders are getting timber for A campmeetiug under tlie management of the during some portion of the week. The ex fast: Capt. Arthur Libby Roeklau i; Capt. Geo. to tin n|K-r. ring at Old Or Method.sts will be held at North Castine, in Wash- ease, and our attention has been freshly tend a meeting at the residence o f Gen. Cilley, careful inspection makes it evident that he I another vessel. periment originated withafew earnest Bap T. Crabtree, Rockland: Lieut. Col. L. lb Carver, been faithful to his charge, for in every parti' chard. ’ ’ e, commencing on Sept. 7th, to called to this subject by the jmrusal, in the corner Linwrock and Union streets, on Monday tertaixment.—Tlie ladies of the Baptist ,.r J a y s , tists who were spending their vacation a Rockland; Sergt. A. II. Rose, Brooks; Sergt. liar- lis w ork is complete. It is expected that The Lewiston Commamlery of Knights Atlantic Monthly, of the first of a scries of evening next, 30th inst., at seven o’clock. Sewing Circle gave an entertainment at Chestnut o k ’s tiai low M. Hall, Augusta; Treasurer, Capt. O..1. Con additional appropriation of ^'2(1,000 will be aske plars, headed by tlie Lewiston Baud, made a tine Poland was hurueil Tues- articles by Col. Geo. E. Waring. Jr., ujxin the Vineyard and it has been so successful itrect Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 21th inst, We unintentionally omitted last week to for the coming winter from Congress, which display in marching through our streets on lo in iu g , with ninety tons of hay, and farin- “ The Sanitary Drainage of Houses anil that an association has been formed and ar ant, Rockland; Secretary, Lieut. A1 den lb (’base, I unt will complete the upper story, or Custom consisting of tableaux, declamations, singing and ,ols. Loss $2590 ; insured tor $13(M) iu the Belfast. mention the appearance in Portland of a new House, and the grounds, fences, etc., around the day last. They were on their way to Kocklum i.x. Supposed fired by tramps. Towns.” rangements made for holding yearly meet ither interesting exercises. The hall was well Business over, our line of march was taken Sunday morning paper called the Portland Sun- building. The brick partitions in the up|*er st< to take the boat for Mt. Desert, but remained ovi • camp meeting association who had Rev. The preventable causes of disease which ings. The Vineyard Grove (Company, which re all up, and are eight and twelve inches thick filled by an appreciative audience ami the pro • the Cheese Factory, where a splendid :i du y Times. The Times is a handsome folio pa- to look at the Prison, and after passing about a Withatu arrestixl un a charge of tivsjass in may l»e removed by projmr drainage and owns the land, has given the Baptists chap, ;iving spacious aud convenient apartments fo gramme well sustained. The proceeds were tor a ig loaded teams upon the camp ground dur- bountiful repast was spread by the p iudies ' I>< r seven columns to the page, printed from hour at this institution, they were taken by el grounds and other lots, besides 10< enue and other official requirements. Tlie build ipeciai object of tlie church and society, and the e rv ic c , have withdrawn their suit. The other sanitary precautions are well known. adorn n,‘" ftU'I edited and published by Mr. ing is to he heated with hot water, the appli special train to Rockland. Lige hits, on certain conditions, provided if Brooks, with flowers in abundance to adorn cceipts of the evening nearly sufficient for the aid gentleman had none of his teams upon They are impure air. impure water and im he tables, and a beautiful button-hole hoquet at Giles (). Bailey, late assistant editor of the D aily furnished by Bartlett, Robbins &Co. of Baltimore Warden Rice is making extensive repairs o the gi oiimls or vicinity on the day of the alleged the latter will hold a religious meeting o: purpose. Our people always patronize efforts of Advertiser. It is a sprightly and well conducted The iron work, including stairs, railing, posts “ the tealk ’’ around the Maine State Prison. pure soil. A man cannot live in an atmos aeh plate. Being called to order, Secretary beams, etc., was furnished by the Watson M.-i this kind. not less than a week in length annually. paper, giving the latest telegraphic news, b«- Oil Tuesday afturuoon last, (’apt. K. E. Pus: Rev. W. W. Nut ing will close a three years’ phere minted by putrefying exhalations, ’base read the following poem, composed for the factoring Company of Putei-son, N. J. The e. Person al.— Rev. W. A. Start, of Melrose, Mass., A eorresjMindent of the Boston Advert ist / sodes local news, dramatic and art notices, stories mason ami joiner work was given to mechanic Eben Creighton and Adelbcrt Lcrmoml “ struck .'torate with the L niversalist church in Uarili- nor drink water jxiisoned with putrid in ccasioti by Mrs. Sarah F. Meader, a gift cl lady Uuiversalist, a native of Catuden, is on a visit i, next m onth,: ml will seek a settlement else- says in, speaking of these meetings:— and miscellany. We wish it sucesa. Portland and Rockland. The cost of this structur up a dicker” to walk to Rockland aud hack. Ac fection, without danger of severe or fatal of Belfast, whose couipositioiis have heretofore re will not exceed $150,000. A new street i home. He attended the Good Templars' meeting ipects to spend a few months “ The custom of holding meetings in the open cordingly they started, but when near the Job . Ids ho • in Yei sickness, lie may escape the sickness, vel favorable notice through their appearance ' 22T A span of horses belonging to Gen. Tillson rear of the building is to be laid out over land inont to rest, before going into air is not a recent one, even with the Baptist hist Monday evening, and entertained the Lodge ste ria l given by Government, thereby making this public O’Brien house, Del. culled in to see a neigh be just as many soldiers escape the bullet, but For although the meetings just closed at Vineyar the local papers. ami attached to a two-seated covered carriage, tli some very interesting remarks. The lodge Highlands are probably the first ones ever held by were standing on Railway Wharf, Monday after building lace on four streets. Globe street is to be but tlie others were not tube put off iu this ma Tlu- re-union of the second Maine Veteran Cav the danger is there nevertheless. vited him to give us a temperance lecture some alry Axsociatiutt at Bath, Sept. 1st, is to be of the denomination in New England, they lis widened, which will add to the sightliness of the ner and ealled h in out. They then all thr Aimtlii' inblcri al lai noon, when they he came frightened and ran, com mure than mdiuary interest. The Governor, The means by which fevers spread in :i quite common at the South and West, location.” time in the future, at his own convenience, which ing up Main street at wild speed. After some walked to Mill River bridge, where Delmoni linn. -I. (• Blaine, Gen, Connor and other promi community are well ascertained. Typhoid, western New York there are scores of Baptist Mr. Edgar A. llauaky, who died at the is accepted. narrow escapes from similar accident,they brought “ gave them the slip,” and came back home nent men ut the State, have signified their inten churches to-day that sprung from the seed s All Sorts.—The fall term of our schools com- tion to be present. which, according to the Massachusetts years ago in sjiaraely-settled districts by faithful the carriage in violent collision with a jigger, near Soldiers’ Home in Dayton, 0 ., last week, w The Captain and Eben continued their walk to ?nces next Monday, with the same corps of T en thousands barrels of porgies were recently Board of Health is occasioned by a jxiison preachers who went from place to place holding School street, and the former was capsized, the native of this city aud was well known here. Dui Rockland, remained a short time, and came meidings in the groves and forests. These meet teachers as for the last term.—A friend desires us taken and delivered at tlie Bristol porgy factories “ as definite as that which causes vat horses being brought to a pause in their career.— ing the late war he enlisted in the 28th Maine early last evening, having performed their walk ings were peculiarly a Baptist idea; they differed 'I'n take up the burden o f w arfa to say that when young men are out late at night disease,” according to the same author • hie wheel o f the carriage was smashed ami some regiment, and while in this command distinguished agreeably to “ contract,” and coiuiug home from the meetings of the Methodists, as they ind don't wisli to be known, they mustn't laugh (’apt. Geo. (J. Benner of South Waldohoru ity is pnqiogaled in three ways, namely: partook of i of the features of camjelife lit fancy paiutn brig h ter and fail other damage done, but the horses were not hurt. himself by gallant service at the battle of Port out any discomfort. Considerable joking c a u g h t a thousand pounds of hake, with a hand The day’s duly ended, the blue I nite so loud, especially if they have a lady with first, “ by drinking water made foul The preaclie nt from township to township xiund the glimmering eamp-lire Hudson, in which he received some injuries, grown out of this walk. lin e , off Georges Islands, in two nights recently. • there were no churches, ami often when And the lumleall, ** to ruiiom-," Ralph Dolham, a lad eight or nine years of them.—Residents ou Chestnut street are antioyod by tlie decomposition of any organic wlicr was afterwards detailed for gunboat service and Among the securities taken from the Winthrop was not even a schoolhouse, and preached ; age, son of Mr. Jacob Dolham, got in the way of by loud singing long after seasonable hours.— Savings hank were thirteen European and North had charge of a mortar boat in the Mississippi flo W a r r e n . matter, animal or vegetable, and especially to such people as came together, while the Metho may be, to aught but the battle* a horse ami top-buggy driving up Main street, Some of the plank on the Main street bridge have American railroad bonds, ten Chieago, Danville dists had a special grove where their denomina Such rations might necii but a p tilla. Returning home at the expiration of his by the presence in such water of excrenicn- Ut we blessed I'liele Sam f«»r tin [opposite Elin street, Tuesday afternoon, ami was Death uy Drowning.—Lizzie Bines, a girl and Vincennes, eight Central of Iowa, one each tional societies assembled and pitched their tents term of service, lie afterwards eulisted in the 2i been found badly decayed, and have Ihvii re- titious matter discharged from the bodies of about 18 years o f age, was drowned in South Jackson. Lansing and Saginaw, and Kalamazoo at stated times, for special religious worship. The I knocked down under the team, which passed over Maine Cavalry. Since the war lie has been in i ew ones put iu their place.—Geo. and South Haven. The rest were all Maine Cen those suffering from typhoid fever; second, meetings at the Vineyard Highlands have been [ him. He was taken up in a stunned condition and Pond, on Sunday afternoon. Miss Bines ’lev eland introducing a very good variety of tral, Leeds and Farmington, Bath, Rockland, wanting in the elements of camp life, ami the physically broken down and helpless condition ll.’.w . acli*hcari -li.ui'l.l' Im-AV h i u h \ v T t l » i ’-'^‘‘li into C. D. Smalley’s tailoring store. The ployed in tlie woolen factory, and lxiarded with h e a p cigai Belfast, Winthrop and Readfield bonds, and by air contaminated by any form of filth, circle of society tents flanked by numerous ave and was au inmate of the Togus Home for a con wheels of the carriage did not pass over him, hut Mrs. Kirk, at the village. Her father lately governments. It is believed that all of them were and specially by privies, cesspools, pig nues of smaller ones, which aru a prominent fea siderable period, until recently transferred to Day- more or less injured by tlie explosion, and are he was stunned and bruised in being knocked sided at Rockland, but has been to California this sties, manure-heaps, rotten vegetables in ture on the Methodist ground, have not been seen ton. D om estic. uffleicntly marked thereby to warn the public in the Baptist grove. Their meetings have been down by the horse. Dr. Williams was called ami season] and returned but a few days ago. During st I uyn j them. cellars and leaky or obstructed drains; Notices of a trial v > fille.1 Tuesday with the held in a grove where permanent scats have been thought no serious injury hail been sustained by As stated elsewhere, Mrs. Dr. French, of his absence his family lived at the house of third, by emanations from the earth, oc placed, and where a preacher’s stand has been Clerk of the City Coi in Brooklyn in the suits The first Congregational church of Fryeburg the lad, who revived and was taken home. Philadelphia, will lecture on Electricity at the father-in-law, Samuel Spear, on the west side of curring specially in the autumnal months erected.” :ules, w ith hearty i ofThedore Tilton vs. ny Ward Beecher, Tilton celebrated its centennial on Sunday. There have the asM-mbly aga Methodist Vestry this evening. She will also speak the river. The deceased girl was his child by i. T h o m a s K in se lla , I Tilton vs. the Brooklyn Of* The Lewiston Commandery of Knight: lieen only seven pastors during the century,— and in seasons of drought.” Consumption, at the same place to-uiorrew afternoon, to ladies on former marriage. Eagle, by the attorne or the plaintiff. William Fessenden, Francis I). Whiting, Nathan Interesting Re-union— The Kal- That the bugle Templar, of Lewiston, to the number of between tlie most formidable disease of New Eng. ly, upon “ Health—getting aud keeping it;” and The circumstances of her death, so far as Judge Shipman of the U. S. Circuit Court lia- iel Porter, J. Q. Pealiody, D. B. Sewall, and the locli Fam ily in C onvention. forty and fifty, accompanied by Johnson’s Band, present pastor. Rev. B. N. Stone. The Rev. S. C. land, is, according to Dr. Bowditch, pro in the evening tu l»oth ladies and gentlemen upon can learn them from the somewhat contradictory coufirined the recent sale of property and fran- The desendanls of Alexander Kalloch, with their of Lewiston, and a considerable numher of the u of the Northern Paeili t Railro: id Co. am i Fessenden of (’ounretieut, a grandson of the first duced by residence on a damp soil, ami “ Electricity as applied to examine and read dis reports, are as follows : On Saturday even pastor, delivered an appropriate discourse iu the families and a few invited guests, to the number of ladies and friends of the Sir Knights, arrived he their purchase by the coimuittee repre. eiitiug the thorough drainage of the wet soil of towns ease,” with experiments. Mrs. French is the au the close of work at tin* factory, as was lie idholders. The Company will now bereoi morning, and a praise meeting was held in the After the poem fo •d th e pi by rail Tuesday forenoon ami embarked on the tends to lessen its ravages. about 200, held their annual re-union yesterday thor of “ A New Path iu Electrical Therapeutics” tom, Miss Bines went to Mr. Spear's house. Sun 1 by the issue of preferred stock to the ho evening. old family residence of Alexander 2d, in rinaekiiowledg- steamer Ulysses for an excursion to Mt. De of bonds. The enjoyment hyour citizens.forthe last ami also of “ A New Mauual of Electro-Therapeu day forenoon she went from home iu the direction W'r are glad to see that the Republicans [ the town of Warren, the home-stead now being oc n t o f tin >• won by his vi- The Commandery came as far as Thomusto twenty-four years,of a pure water supply— | tics.” of the pond. In the afternoon some members o •s. Abraham Lincoln is reported reco’ of Maine are to have the benefit of the :ily a n,I .ry which he .lid the regular morning train, where they stoppe.1 cupied by Ethelbert Spear. One of the family the family went iu the same direction to pick blue s now with her sister, services of Senator Morton of Indiana on thus preserving them from the dangers ari ami visited the Maine State Prison, the train run tables had been set in the old orchard and a stand Local Brevities.—St. Peter’s School, for Mrs. Bines heard a voice which she though ar Admiral Reed Worden is order.il t< (lie slump for a brief period. We regard ing from the contamination of wells by liing hack from this city to Thomaston to bring couiman I ofthe South Pacific station. Senator Morton :us without a living super erected for music ami speaking. Rev. Joseph children, begins its fall term of 1(» weeks Lizzie’s, called to her ami received an answei poisonous percolations through the soil Kalloch, of Rockland, son of Alexander 2d, whose them here to connect with the lioat. A eonside Jonathan Edwards, great-grandson of 1’ics ior in some of the most important requisite Monday.—The heating apparatus for the new Post from her. At this time she was on Mr. Spear’ Iwards, died in New Haven yesterday, age of a piddle speaker. Unlike so many has no doubt contributed largely to the hi« childhood was spent at the place of meeting, pre « farther p:. able delegation from Clnrcmout Commamlery of Office lias arrived.—Mr. J. E. Sherman has land. Toward night, becoming uneasy at he others, even able men who have formed standard of healthfulness which our city has Tin 1.1 to chai this city, in citizens’ dress, accompanied by ladies The crew ot the scltooucr Jefferson Horde sided. After prayer and thesinging of such songs moved his house on Fulton street further east on absence, search was made, which resulteil iu find which tin* mutiny oceured at sea, have arriv the habit of constant talking before audien generally maintained. But while we arc our brave laiys, though strongly ro-inforced by went over to Thomaston to greet the Lewiston as “ The old Home,” “ Home Again,” “ We the same street, ami will build a new residence on ng her shoes, stockings and ear-jewels on tin York. ces. whether they happen to he in the mood not exposed to danger from impure water, their ladies and guests, were obliged after a short party. The ladies carried a supply of flowers and for it or not, he wastes no time in useless growing ol«l together,” &c, an abundant pie the site which it occupied.—The Orpheus Clul bank. At about 10 o’clock further search wa: s. Mary Killerhoits died at Kinderhook tlie health and cleanliness of the city re dinner was partaken of. The president then culled presented a button-hole bouquet to each of the Friday night, aged HMJ years 2 mouths a n d verbiage, hut always speaks with a Web purchased on e of Win. Bourne's best pianos last abandoned until morning. On Monday morning ster-like directness and compactness. lie quires that sanitary regulations eoncernin to order and first introduced Rev. Mr. Chase, of pretty good order to besure, but not in a condition Lewiston Sir Knights and each member of the la y s. k.—The Ulysses brought 133 passengers from Mr. William Spear ami his son Sanford found tin has no stories to tell and indulges in no be again led to the attack. Band. A new paper, to he culled the Golden Rule, is tu drainage and the proper disjiosal of vegf Rockland, who commenced by amusingly tracing Mt. Desert on her trip up last Friday.—There was body near Mr. Stevens’s shore, in about three o personalities, hut grasps the main points In the afternoon, the church was again filled Tlie Lewiston Commamlery will return from 1 started in Boston, with the Rev. W. 11. M u rra y table and animal wastes should be wisely his relationship to those present, concluding that ‘ a free fight ” Tuesday afternoon among some In four feetjof water. Mr. Stevens’s land is two lots and argues them out with a lucidity which and eloquent and happy addresses from Hon. Sen_ Mt. Desert on the Lewiston to-day, arriving ubout made and systematically enforced if he was not a Kalloch all would agree that he dians encamped f just over the South Thomaston below Mr. Sjiear’s. C a p t. E. A . M: re of Rockp I, Me., a pas- makes him comprehended by all, and with was pretty near one. Alluding to their one com ator Hamlin and Hon. S. L. Milliken field the at five o’clock 1’. M. On their arrival, Claremont a depth and freshness which never fail to With respect to public works, a complete line, aud the aid of our police was invoked to Corroner C. R. Mallard catne to see tlie body oi iliip Moutgoi ■ry, from Fer- tention of the assembly for an hour, after which Commandery, attended by the Warren Cornet lied un the passage au was buried at enchain tlie interest of the best-informed. and perfect system of sewerage, for the mon ancestor, he deduced a lesson on influence juell it, but it was beyond their jurisdiction.—A Tuesday, but deeming it a plain case of acciden Rev. .1. Wakefield, of Thomaston, formerly pastor the meeting adjourned,with cheers for the Senator, Band, will meet them at the wharf and escort We think lie will he found peculiarly ac whole city, is not a practicable reform: party of Chinese youths who are being educated tal drowning, did not regard it necessary to lmld ceptable to a New England audience, who of the Baptist Church in Warren, sjaike feelingly the ladies of Brooks, the old flag &c., to witness a them to the Masonic Hall, where they will enter Jettcrson Davis has received iuvitation.' but nevertheless the city ought to procure in this country, were in this city last Thursday, an iuqueit. DesMoines, Iowa, Charlestown, 111., and other pla- always relish close thinking and “ no non- of the conversion and general character of Mi tub race in the stream,which created some amuse tain them with a substantial banquet. The ladies and adopt for its lower wards such a sys ou their way to Mt. Desert, in charge of those knts.—On Monday afternoon, Mrs. Seth s in the West, to deliver the annual addresses a ami Mrs. Kullock of the old home where the meet ment, and two of the contestants, who failed to of the Lewiston Sir Knights will take supper at If, liowi tem of sewerage as will reasonably an having the supervision of their instruction.—Rev Andrews ami her daugter Alice drove to the resi e meetings of the several agricultural societies. er, on his simple merits as a ing was held. Mr. Ludwig S. Kalloch of St. win either of tha prizes, through several unsuc- tlie Thorndike Hotel, at seven o’clock,and at eight ■qw'aker. (L Morton would snfficiently swer its needs, and construct this system (’yrus Tibbetts, formerly pastor of the First Bap dence of Mr. Silas Andrews. Miss Esther Al A National Union party was formed in Bostoi George spoke of the patriotic r e c rn l of the family cesstul attempts to maintain their equilihriuni, o’clock tlie ladies of tlie Rockland Sir Knights Saturday. Tin* plan was to nominate (Jen. Bank: ...... niseif to his Republican audi from time to time,as its means permit and tist Church, is in town.—The Kalloch family held ilrews saw them from the window, and came I tors iu Maine, his words will be sure to going back to revolutionary days. seemed in as happy a frame of mind as any. will give them a reception in the parlors of the for President, but the General inagnaninioiisly de the:r annual re-union at the old Kalloch farm, in the door to meet them, It was not their intentiu clines the honor. carry an added weight from his known ca its most important necessities require Fitting addresses were also made by Everett The festival closed with a hall in tlie evening at Thorndeke. At a later hour the Lewiston Com- Warren, yesterday.—The proscenium of Farwell to get out of the carriage. While waiting, tl Thurlow Weed and all of his family were bad I, reer and record. All remember him as With respect to the condition of private Lane’s Hall, which, notwithstanding some severe mandery will proceed home by special train. Farrington,of Waldoboro,Silas Kalloch, of Rock & Ames Hall presents a neat ami elegaut appear- horse commenced to back, holding his head round poisoned a few days ago by the carelessness of the Governor Andrew of the AA’est—the premises within the city, we think that in showers during the evening, was fully attended land, Rev. Mr. Richardson, of St. George, who The lecture upon Temperance delivered by anee since it has been re-decorated by Hutchings. toward one side. Miss Andrews struck him with ant in leaving some oxalic acid iu a copper great War Governor who. in the extreme effect tlie following requirements should aud we heard on every hand, praise given the kettle after cleaning it. They have recovereil, but crisis of national peril, held up his State was present by invitation, ami the president, who Dr. Elizabeth J. French, of Philadelphia, at the —Dr. Baynes is expected home from his European tlie rein and spoke to him at the same time to inent and the music, which was by San all had a narrow escape. and exerted a most beneficent interest lie enacted by city ordinance and enforced feelingly appealed to the younger of the descen Congregational church, last evening, was an able trip within a few days. born’s Quadrille Band, of Belfast. stop him from backing further. At this the horse The negroes of Virginia adopted au addr throughout all the Northwest in the work by vigilant sujiervision, viz:— dants to maintain the honor of the name by ad and interesting one and should have been listened So closed the Fifth re-union of the Regiment, made a sudden bound, aud some part of the car atuniay, stating that local government is \ of maintaining tin* Union. AVithout him 1. That all cellars should lie properly herence to the eternal principles of worth and to by a much larger number of our citizens than riage, probably the forward axletree, broke with lly at an end in some parts of the State and it is difficult to see how the triumph could right. The president then offered prayer. The voted unanimously by those present to have been North Haven. asking that all citizens, without regard to coin drained and these and other premises were present. We have not time or space at this a crash. Miss Andrews jumped from the carriaj have been achieved. I lis tireless energy’, the best one yet, and if the ladies of the town fell The sell. Petrel which was wrecked at Young’s shall be protected to their rights. prompt and wise measures, financial no less speaking was interspersed with excellent singing. late hour to give au abstract of the discourse, even aud after the horse had gone two or three rods, her kept free from standing water. deeply in love with the regiment as the hoys | Narrows, a few weeks since, has beeu discharged ‘rovidencc despatch says that General But than military, and the moral stimulus of The business done was substantially the re-election if we were able to do so. After alluding to the mother attempted to do the same, hut catching hei 2. That all kitchen drains should dis did with them, a petition should go to our next of her deck load of stone aud was successfully ler, Frank Moulton, Theo. Tilton aud Mrs. Moul his unconquerable determination, seemeil of the board of officers ami fixing on the place of evils brought upon our country, the sorrow and feet in the reins, was thrown to the ground, strik ton, with Dr. Ayer, of Lowell, were at the Sesi charge their contents, and all vegetable Legislature for the annexation of Brooks to the launched ou the 18th inst. to lie exactly what was needed in that the next meeting, which is to be at the residence suffering in nearly every household by the curse ing on her chest, and was dragged a short dis View House Saturday, in consultation. It is un sphere and exigency; and it is the halo of ami other wastes lie disjxiscd of, in such Fourth Maine. The Adveutists pitched their tent here week be derstood that General Butler has consented to be of Washington Robbins, in South Thomaston, in of alcliohol,—which was shown by undoubted tance. Fortunately she escaped with no injury such achievements that surround him now manner as to prevent them from Incom We should he remiss in our duty as a chronicler come one of the counsel in the new case against September r f next year. The day was beautiful, statistics to maintain a standing army of 700,000 fore last, near the bridge, on laud of Albert Bev except a slight bruise from the fall. Tlie horse ran and makes his words on the present situa ing possible causes of disease. did we fail to render great credit to the efforts of Mr. Beecher. tion of the country worthy of the careful and the occasion one of much enjoyment. in tlie United States and to send to drunkards erage. Elder Scavey preached to an attentive about the orchard and garden, leaving the dif Capt. J. S. Huxford, J. II. Gordon, Esq., and The state census of Louisiana recently taken attention of all considerate and patriotic 3. That all private closets, etc., should graves annually 120,(XX), whose places are con au lieuce Sunday morning, afternoon aud even other citizens of Brooks, both ladies and gentle ferent parts of the carriage scattered here aud shows the city of New Orleans : Whites, 145,721 ; men.—lloston Journal. be so constructed, kept and cleaned as to The Boston Globe says “ There is a decided tinually being filled by recruits from the youth of ing. Our pastor invited Elder Seavey, and his there, and was finally caught by Miss Esther An colored, 57,647; total, 203,368, an increase of 11,- men, in making the re-union so complete a success 9GG upon the census of 1870. Population of the prevent their becoming offensive and pre lack of sjx)nLiiieity about the formation of the land, she devoted a large part of her ad people to attend a prayer meeting at the meeting drews, after having cleared himself from eveiy- Kcal Estate Conveyances in K nox and so pleasant to all, aud we speak that we do hole state: Whites, 404,361; colored, 150,929; judicial to heal til. That pig-sties and other the new National Union party. There is dress to detailing the manner in which the Ladies' house, at four o’clock P. M. The meeting was one thing except part of the harness, one wheel ami C o m i t y , no special principle of vitality about it that know when we say that the kindness ami courte excess of colored over whites 45,668, and total sources of unwholesome odors be kept in Crusades and Praying Bands in Philadelphia and of interest to all. We are sorry to say one of their thill. The horse was considered a very steady increase 128,115 over the census of 1870. For tin* w» vk ending T h ursday noon, A u g u s ts , 1875. we can discover which would cause it to sy shown the Rockland members who were accom evening meetings was disturbed by a young man Ko ck la n d .—Xuncy L. Spear to A. K. Spear, land throughout the country, had gone to work against and it is difficult to account for the accident. Au Atlantic despatch says the Georg a negroes mid building*, between Orient and Park atreeta, $6000; proper condition, and that provision be take hold of the sympathies of the people. panied by their wives, by Mrs. M. M. Huxford These attempts to hatch a new party in the the monster, and the good they had already ac who we fear is going the downward road. It may have been that in throwing round his head have for some time been warned nut to meet in Margaret B. Lovejoy to W. It. Glover & A. F. Ames, made for the removal of night-soil and ot and her daughter, Mrs.Chas. IL Treat aud by Mich public assemblies, and have therefore gone to lot east side of Main street, $2,850. parlors of a hotel by politicians, in whom complished. Mrs. F. paid a high tribute to these A few weeks since, there was a small vessel to rid himself of flies, the rein or some other part ViNAt.it a v e x .— Dounld McLeod to Geo. Chisolm, her wastes so as to prevent them from be ael Chose, Esq., aud family will ever be treasured their meetings in strong squads and sometimes house and lot, John Carver to Geo. 1*. G inn, the people at a large have no more confi noble women who have braved so much, and ef from Stockton at our place, ou a pleasure excur of the bridle became entangled so as to confine his coming sources of disease. in tlie memories of those who were so happy as to w’ith arms for self-protection. These demonstra house lot, $11)0. dence than they have in the rest of them, fected by love and charity what legislation, as sion. By the captain’s enquiring for “ spirits ’* head in an unnatural position The carriage was tions have given color to false reports maliciously So. T hom a stox.—\\ arren Ott to Lewis Arey, house Such sanitary regulations are of tlie ut enjoy their hospitality. mid tot. $150. are i>erfectly futile. And then the platform heretofore administered, has failed to do. She of every one he met, we concluded the party set on foot by the White League. most importance, and great improvement has not a single salient point calculated to so injured as to be hardly worth repairing. W a k iien .—J . (>. C ushing & al. to J o h n C reighton, When the Fourth Maine again holds their cele closed with an appeal to mothers to be true to were Spiritualists. O. V. We learn that David, son of Mr. M. E. Wade, a Gen. Joseph Frye, who received the grant ofthe lot of land, $250; David Lermond to Edward T. Nye, can be made in tlie manner of disposing draw the allegiance of the people. More town for military services, was Major (in Gov. over, a special appeal to soldiersjand sailors bration at Brooks may we all be there to partici their holiest instincts in rearing and educating boy of about nine years, received a cut from a of unwholesome wastes, without great ex Shirley's battalion at the capture of Louisburg, f laud, $315; Edwin S. Crandon to Charles E. of the war as distinguished from other citi pate. B. their families. The wheat crop in Oxford county is reported scythe, on Monday. His father’s man was mow Colonel at the surrender of Fort McHenry, where Kimball, 56 acre* of land, $3,000: Warren K. Cooper pense. The subject gains additional im zens is not a wise tiling. We do not ex larger than usual, aud of excellent quality. he killed with his hands alone, the Indian chief to Alden C. Cooper, 531, acre* and building*, $500. expected that Mrs. French will again ad ing grain, and the boy ran up, so as to come Fuiendsuip.—Sarah J. Geyer to Addison O. Wal portance from the fact that physicians are pect to see this new party “ take” with any The Methodist camp meeting at Northport be dress the people of Rockland on Sunday evening, within reach of the scythe. Dr. Wakefield was who took him into the forest, stripped him, and lace, 36 acre* of ’ * *“ great degree of alacrity. was about to despatch him. Appointetl Major N o r th H a ve predicting that the coming autumn will he gan Monday under charge of Rev. Chas. A. and she should lie heard by ail in this community The following patents were issued the past, Plummer, presiding elder. Between 2(XX) and week:—John W. Whitehead, Saco, buffers tbr!611^ ’ General in the beginning of the Revolution, here- farm of SO acre*. $1000. unusually unhealthful. Every citizen St. George.—John Mnrphy ______Elizabeth_____ Hart,, There were between six and seven hundred di- 3000 persons were present, which is the largest who are in favor of temperance, certainly by all mule carriages; Hezekiah Winslow, Portland, reels Items.—The Powder Manufacturing Co. have signed soon from some disagreement with Wash house and lot, $1000; Robert Long to Nelson Hall 37 ought to be deeply interested in securing I voreus decreed in this State the past year. crowd ever known ou opening day. who are not. for fishing rods. | shingled the roof and walls of the barn at the IIilt ington. square rod*, $*250. Confessed at Last.— T h a t H errick A: n G old Medal Saleratus is the best article known it ak - H. C. LEVENSALER, M. D., i consolidated NORTHPORT iug nice light Bread. Biscuit. Pies, Pu I i «• T1IOM ASTON. MA INK. European & North American Baseless imitators are trying to palm . i the Devotes his attention to the PRACTICE ol MED1 io EBt yonr Money’s World' SANFORD'S STEAMSHIP COMPANY I public their articles, saying it is Gold o r C IN E a n d SU R G E R Y . Railway Company ARD T IM E as good; therefore, all who would pies rv tz Residence and Office. Levensaler Block) Main G O T O For Boston and Lowell, stomachs aud health, look and see that t... s , r a t I EXCURSION RATES! CAMPMEETING of Herrick Allen is on the wrapper, an 1 Z M S . ARO T IM E J U R L E Y & CO’S put oft with the spurious because the m h a u t JLTJSTI2ST. lianiror io SI. John and Return, for .•vangement Cor of' 1S75. tells you that it is as good. Have nothin z it th e One Fare (lie Round Trip. EXCURSIONS genuine Gobi Medal. Dyspeptics can us< . ’a n d II s Tw o st. ..liiei-s on the R oute. Four Trips per W eek. it will do them good. Try it. DENTIST. BY S T E A M E R F A _ R E , o i M ali.....until September first. L Y SB 2 . O O . O F F IC E O V E R T. A . W E M W G R T U ’5 ST O R E , ek fro BOOT AND SHOE jjThe Good Sam aritan, J. Monroe Taylor, v. Tickets good to return within c CLARA CLARITA, Great Reduction lteved us of our anxious uncertain care in • • j BERRY ULOCrc. ; Baugo cchuugc Street) for St now gives greater relief, to our laundry, j Dcutistry in all its branches promptly attended to ) A . M .; : rrive in S t.Jo h n at 6.:it> 1’. M. Which will leave Railroad Wharf. ROCK LA X I». at S IN PRICES ! great labor-saving Gold Medal Washing « at REASONABLE PRICKS. urning, le ive St. John, (Ferry Landine> M., and Sanf. id Companv's Wharf, CAMDEN, at i Bangor at 0.42 1’. M. Try a paper. Only 5 cents. i Teeth extracted without pain, by the use ol 8.30 A. M., on To coi-rcsponlirFI I 1 ’< >Krr. A fresh Stock o f Exhautions ami degeneration follow tli \cess- Ladies* French Kid Toilet Slippers, Fren ivc use of the senses, without due interval f rest VIA STEAMER for repair. In order to muintaiu the won 1 en- Kid Newports ami French Kid Boots, POTTLE & KNIGHT, B gy, the for *e expended, whether of 1m. ly o r MARRIAGES. port during nt Prices to suit the tim es ! l e w t s t o n , rouud trip. J. P. WISE, Ag.i Stripe DressGoods mind, must be restored. When the ex*«* :i liture X. B. Tin* Style, Fit and Durability of our B. CAPT. CHAS. DEERING, Rockland, A ugust IS, 1S75. of brain matter and other nervous clem uts is In this city, Aug. 21st, by II. 1C. Ingraliai Pew Pieces for 15 cents. is su p e rio r to any in tin* city. continued by over-work, the early extin •’ .in of A. IL Paul of this city and Miss Nancy Which leaves Atlantic W harf every Wednesday and life itself may be looked for as the result ! such South TlminuHtuu. Saturday morning, at a o’clock. Forint*!* P rice 25 Cents. TICKETS for the Round Trip to South West. Har MERCHANT TAILORS degeneration. The ingredients composing F« Hows’ , bor and return, $2.00, to Bar Harbor and return. $2.50. GERJVNTD HURLEY & CO. Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites arc - i’ll as I 'I'iekets for sale on board Steamer and by AXI) DEALERS IX constitute ln-althy blood, rr-'stab’i h soun I nerves D E A T H S. M. W . F A R W E L L , A gent. Two Past's of and senses, and will, consequently, not o ’< pre R ockland, A ng. 12, 1875. 8w36 vent this exhaustion, but in most cast's restore PRINTS c h ti i lost. In this city, 2uth hint., Louise, daughter of G. M. EXCURSIONS , ENTS- FURNISHING GOODS, and Marietta Luce, aired 7 months and U .lays. 1 At the Soldiers’ National Home, in Dayton, Ohio, BLOOD & HIX, STICKY FLY PAPER. Edgar A. lianaky, formerly of this city, aged 37 years PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS I'or (» I—I Cents, Inst colors and perfecl. A large quantity just received at ■ and 6 m onths N T . - i i n S t r e e t , ! In Vimilhaven, Aug. 14th, Freddie W., son of E. R. B Y U S I N G - 256 WAIN STREET, ROCKLAND. 31 Merrill' s D itt t ; and L. T. Graffam, aged 0 months and two days, j In St. George, Aug. 19th, Mrs. Eliza A. Woiks, age., Augusta, Lewislon, R a lli I'rt nlicut, Hiclu-st atitl Alust E liyunt and ju st Establish.si 185i. T. A. W 25 years, 1 m onth and 2$ days. A Fine Bleached Cotton ly Stock in Knojr County, of In Warren, 22d inst., Lizzie M., daughter of John T. I l:iviii«r engaged I lie services o f M r. W . X . P riest, of this city, w e a r e now p r e sale and Retail dealer iu Hats. ... Is J .....I ->s .|..i < pared lo execute all orders willt promptness. \\’e would say to our friends and pat- Shoes, Rubbers, Gent's Furnish and Rockland for 10 Cents, roits that 11 KA h a * Ilnur g.t nil by him or Mr. Knight (ifthey have any hrellas, Cam's, &c. 243 Ma ( • lio ie e ) a n d \vi s h o u ld cd to have you exam ine our goods before making A full line of all the la test 0 p u r e h a s e s . 1 *<>l I 1-lil. IflT, DESERT AND SULLIVAN, A L O T O P Silver and Plated Ware, Vest AMI BFTI R \. and Neck Chains, Reversible Stripe >A H ( 5 A ! N S A y e r’s Cathartic Pills, SODA! SODA! SODA’ EVERY SATURDAY, S i I A M P S Bronzes, Diamonds, Cool ami delicious is the verdict of all who try AND For s i.25, former Price s2.(KI he Soda drawn at Merrill's. Pure and fresh Ar 19th, sells MariaTli.-resea, Kelloch, Bangoi Kilt AIJ, Till: I'l lil’OSESOF A F0H L1 PHYSIC. Metcalf, N Y; W II Thorndike, Cushman, do; FjNofcTAK T ill Octobor 4tli, 1875. Fri it syrups, (’all and try it. James.ni, Jam.-son, Vimilhaven; 20th, Monticello, M.ir- Roof, toll, Portland; Lexington. Melvin 2 6 Merrill': i the Corner. U tT I JEWELRY M.-Looii, Sp.-ar. do; Susan, ('arle, do; 21st, Atalanta, 1 Rhoades, do; l iicle Sam. Smith, do; Maia A. West, ' ol ’evcrjlilescription, including d... C Cobb, R. imedv, Vinalliav. n ; F Hatch, Green. | IL BARTLETT, Costivwness, J a u n d i c e , Economic; ia.k d. Ida Hudson*. Kennistoii, Boston; Speedwell, • >»l«*siin«*i* l y s s e s . r Sea Moss Far iidc from p ure Irish trntral l!: Hattie S ; Agriil, Dysentery, Foul Stom (lark, Tilden, Gloucester; Tennessee, I’illsbiirv. Vi-! I', . ii.. Cameo Sets, Band, Seal rds, jellies, eream-. ach and Breath, Head Idatie mange, • Sold bv all Drug- nalliaveii; Utica. Thorndike, Portland; Excel. Poland, I CAPT. D. ROBINSON, and Stone Rings, B kL lv2u X Y; (ilston, Fitzgerald, Bangor for N Y; ('Carroll, ; G i n g h a m s ache. Erysipelas, Piles, J Cudwnrth, Portsmouth; Emily, .Mien, Ellsworth; VI I I 4 J O X S B r a c e le t s , Rheu mat ism. Eruptions Rai P arker .f o r N. IL L have Rockland every Saturday, till < lei. 1th, f o r IO Cents, forme One hundred pom ■'pruee Guin inst loss of jildi collision with another AV”.;’ Lockets, Seals, Cliai-nts, Ac ami Skin Discuses, Bil rec eiv e d t:t M e rrill's. . . . s.-h.M.m r m a r ( tw l’s H ea d ; 23d, P. W.-st, f..r Mt. Desert an Sullivan. Returning. 12 1-2 Cents. iousness. Liver Com X Y ; laurel, Richardson, MI Desert; Ariosi.., Elwell, ‘ ave Sullivan, Monday,at 5 M.an.l Bar Harbor at • Also, a rich assortment ot plaint. Dropsy, Tetter I Boston; DB Ev. r.-tt, Saunders, Rockport: Lion. Dav. A. M. a riiv in g iu R oeklud in -on to eoiim .-I u ith tin ml Salt R heum , AYorins, Gout, Neu- A Sere Medicine.— “ I. Bluehill; Dab. Ila. Farnham. Orland; M Bell. Hail. I .'Ml p. M. train for the West CM 'S Atwood's Bitters X Y; X S Rev Cult, r Dobbin, Abhev, (’astine; yacht is n Potent Remedy, mild, Imnule Opera Glasses, , as a Dinner Pill, aud Purifying Bonita, Luce, Mt D sert; -< h- M. r. l a it, St.o.-i, Blm- th e Blood. its operation, purifies the blood, restore's the wast liill; A della Pray, prav, E d...; 24th, steam yacht Look Tickets for Hie Hound Trip: ( ’A M I H M C H ed energies, regulates all deranged functions, and out. Lorillard, N Y ;' Gold Headed Canes, t congenial purgative yet perfected. Their ^ 3 Is abundantly show how much they excel all other gives new life and vigor to the whole system. It and beuutifullund useful g- i numerous t W A R E R O O M S is unrivalled as a Liver Invigorator, and highly Tli. y are safe and pleasant to take, hut power W here milv b«* found the L.VII-.Sl STYLES, In » eur.-. They pHrge out the foul humors of the concentrated, is warranted to contain more Medi >n, X i S ’T A ( ’ 1 iF S “* ,1"‘ l,,o,“ :'PI'»“ v««I cal projH-rtirs in a :tS cent bottle than any other idike. New Castle STRAW MATTING, U’ ■ 1 21 v kinds, constantly mi most FASHIONABLE DESIGNS, and a goiul 1,|, 1: they stimulate the sluggish or disordered organs liarlie k Willie, Cousins, do; Ada W aldoboro hand, in g reat variety, aud lu ted to tin* sight w ith ‘ In vigorator ” or “ Sarsaparilla " sold for a dol- assortment of HOUSEHOLD FI BNITUBE. ' intoin action; and they impart health and tone to the Adams, do; Herald, Hall. X Y; A M Bird, W arren Good (Quality for 25 Cents, can*. Special attention paid to la r. | Fairs, o; M Brewer, Leo, W irkfor.l; America, Mill Thom aston wh<.le being. They cure not only tile every day com G if' Beware of Dangerous Imitations, : N autilus, P. do; Trade Wind, I<»; Ruth D arling, Swas. v, K. & L. R. R. BLOOD & HIX, lor. Extraordinary induce pertornied and ot gn at benefits they have derived from ltaltim or New Bedford; High Fly.-r, these Pills. They are the safest and best physic for fishing; F Jameson, Jameson. Bridgeport; English Oil Cloth. Chas.-, Ingraham. Norfolk; K C Rankin, Hall. P <» 289 Main Street, Rockland. ments ! Read the children, because mild as well as etlectual. Being su SPECIAL NOTICES Caledonian. C B; J G Dr.-w, Bath; M W Drew, PH YSICIANS CORN ERED. gar e..ated, they are ea.-y to take; and being purely French. ; <1 Jameson, Campbell, Windsor, X S; 7 b the Judge of Probate Schedule! vegetable, they are entirely harmless. Moses E dy. Warren; Idj.hu, Jam. son, X Y ; yacht suppose there is not in the whole of a physiei Fleet Wing. Wiggin, do ; 2 5.1, sells Massachusetts, Ken- anytliing in hum: hteli calls County of Knox. niston, do; George. Bahhidge, Newburyport; C L ANDREW EVANS, PREPARED BY forth his sympathy aud pity t. eh an extent rJ^HE umbrsigned, of AXG ELI XL E. FflRLOR FURNITURE. Benj. Williams, 2d, M. D., Ilix, Hix. X \ ; MariaTheresea, Kelloch, Boston; Ex- New amt Ilandsome m ss the excruciating pains o poor mortal sull' L lX ’i’OX. o f Rockland, li.ii* o f I DDO K. KIM DR. J. C. AYER A CO., Lowell, M ass.; etcr. P...... X Y: R Leach, Pendleton, do; Hattie from that fearful disease Rheumatism. Heretofore Comprising I’A BLOB SUITS in Tcrrv ami PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, S C lark, TIM.-n, G rand B anks; D B Everett, Saunders, BALL late of Rockland, iu >a.d County, *b • - a-.-d. Colton and Wool Carpet.- for then* has been considerable diversity of opinion among represents, that said w ard is seized ami po—e->.-.l Merchant Tailor, Haircloth, which arc as good as can he found Practical and Analytical Chemists. OFFICE IN BERRY BLOCK, Ft Monro. ; Tennessee, Pillsbury, X Y; 24th, Plica, medical men. as to the true character «if this diseas, certain real estate, described as lollows All the in Thorndike. Portland; C Carroll, Ctidworth, Ports .">< > < ’« *111 .-s. n the city. I’ABLOB’OESKS. < ENTER TA Hi. Sold hy all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine. corner Mam ami Lime Rock* Streets. Residence some locating it in the fibrous or muscular tissues i terest o f said w ard in a certain lot of land iu rear mouth; C S R.\ ('utter J (' Dobbin, Abbey, cruising: the system, .-mil others viewing it as an acute nervoii Main St , South End. nearly opposite Florence St. steam yacht Lookout, Lorillard, Mt Desert; Kimball Bloek, iu said Rockland, beginning BLES, ETC. f»niI4* disease; but it is now generally admitted to be a dii the e rh ide o f a .ad 25 fe. (J.io.l Qualit;. II,‘ini, Carpets Next to B erry’s Stable. . a-.* arising from a poison circulating in tin* blood, and width ; tiienee running South, ^2 1-2 deg. east, to a nail ii. I.OOK! LOOK! DOMESTIC PORTS. further it is admitted that rheumatism can never hi the ou te r edge of tin- w h arf 166 feet; them e by tin thoroughly cured without exti-rmiiiatiug such poison 17 a n d 2 0 C e n ts, outer edge of said wharf, southerly forty-live teet, six As good :ts the best Dining Room Furniture. Do not throw money away for a poor lot of DR. N. DOWNES. B O S T O N -A r 23.1, seh C htra, ...f E astport i Malou.-v - m atters fix tin* Mood b) stitutioual inches, to a nail in the wharf; them-e we-lerly 116 St (Jeorg.G Bay. X F. seh Ada F Aim s, ofThomas- and all oilier goods to corres T confident that •one will feel h. ttei to stake ami stone* iu the ca-u-rly line of land of Brad And the cheapest in town, Oflice in Kimball Klo<-k. ton I Achorii, I.ingan, <' 15. itislied and rejoice more than the i-ouseii-ntious physi ford K im ball; them*.* by said K im ball’s land, n o rtherh A grand selection in this line, such as SI O E- V IN E Y A R D H A V E X —A r 19th, sells Alii.* Oakes, pond wit Ii t he t inirs. The place to get yonr clothes ho has found out that a till i* cure for this stub eighteen feet Hire . the BOABOS, DINING TABLES, iu Walnut, Tteskleneeon Beech Street. Pillsbury, St George for X Y ; Jo.- Carleton, Thurston, i„irn di- .. The following tes id K im bab’s la’ • bv said r Made, black, bine or brown : GORN AND MEAL, Rockport, Mass for do; Elbridge, Gerrv, Sleeper, I tiinonv fr. •annot fail to satisf- Ash and Oak, with Dining Chairs in tIn* same R ockland, A ug. 12, 1875. 36 Roekland f..r New Bedford; Florence M -* * ’ •• * > • •riv, to stake : i the When yon can g e t g o o d H all, .1,, - a || ,|,at i|„- v id th ; A G E N T S FO R No matter what shade for Richmond. crlv to m atch . A lso, a grea t variety o f COM MON Ar 2‘ith, sells Telegraph, Stockham, Thomaston iad north, 7 '2 deg., east tw.-uty-s Yourjiancy may take, C1IA IBS, to lx* sold Cheap for Cash. for feet nine’inches to the place of beginning, said ward Bazar G low Kitting Patterns Yellow Corn and Meal S. II. BOYNTON, M. D„ X Y : D Ellis, Torr.-y, and William Kir.. I),-If. Rock interest being one forty-second part thereof. A I. Tliix- l-attcrns an- very Keliable: I have all the nicest land for do; Joseph Farwell, Gregory, do for Balti- for about the same Price, at HOMCEOPATHIC said ward’s interest in the lumber yard lot— •> . ailed The manufacturers make. Ar 21st, sells Be.labedee, Lurvrv, Spruce ll.-ad for is a wonderful Medical Discovery. ill rear of said Bloek. being one 42.1 part there. I h i ' f 1” Also said w ard’s interest in a certain lot .d land ai A G E N T S EOK N Y; Mary Langdon, Mullen, Roekland fordo. All wool I will w arrant, CHAMBER FURNITURE. Physician and Surgeon, A r 23.1, A lbert Jam eson, G am age, Boston for Chil- POMTI.AM», Dee. 11, 1874 buildings thereon, situated on Cedar street .beginning P r o /. Alph»„>, Hitler: r of land of In • of Li Denham's Patent Shirt Bosom And good wearing colors. Dear Sir: Cusblieited by you, 1 wish to bear tes horn, on the south side of a reserved a.i ealled* Every Bosom lias a Patti* g o e s A full assortm«*nl, consisting ol' BI.\« *2S7 Alain Street. le south line of Will make a nice pair of pants S P E A K ’S W H A R F . Jo h n M. mmiy to the efficacy of the Diamond Rheumatic C'u: street; thence south, 34 deg. cast, l.j v illi WAI.NI 1'. ASH ami PAINTED SETS " .R O C K L A N D , M E . During the past year I have sull'eml greatly from tli said Street, 200 feet; thell.e south, 62 deg. "*;t. by For even six dollars ; A r 23d, land formerly of Charles Crockett, about 76'2t.et, to Equal Shaw, and Mary Langdon, Hall, R< common and agonizing atlliclion. Rheumatism. .\ ranging in p i i«*i*s f ro m S'2 7 Io S I ’K), ( H AS. T. Sl’EAK, Prop’r, FERXAXDIXA—Ar 17th, nebs Angie Amsbury, .-boulder was so atl'eeted that my left anil was power stake and stones at land now or formerly ..wind b\ And all other garments equally low or as low as at. any Ware-rooms less and I despaired of ever again having the use o" Jo se p h In g ra h am ; thence north, 2.4 deg. l.« m in. w.-.-i. Eli Her & Cobb, KOCKI-AMD, M PURE NATIVE WINES. Keene, X Y : Maggie Mulvev, Fountain, St George. by said Ingraham's line, 192 fe.-t, to stake ami stoiies And not a few jieople iu Knox County. WILMIXGTGX, X C-A r 23d, seh II (’ Bird, Rock that limb. I was induced, by hearing of the mail] tB Y , land. I marvellous cures accomplished*by the agent Jvhile stay ai land of said Lucy Sanborn; 62 deg. 3" min. cast, by 325 Main St., Have found that it’s so ; ’BRANT. iug at tile Preble House, to buy a bottle. Itl^^B eieii said Sanborn line, 762 feet, to placed hegimiiug. That MAY ERA IN BAKING. PROVIDENCE—Sid 2dth, seh Lucy Ames, Bishop, .... advantageous oiler of seventy-six and 1.-!••(» dollar.- HOCKlaAIVO. But I want a few more GIIAPE, Y ork. to say that without faith in the medicine orffW estllts PORT AND by tlie taking of live small hotties I was entirely le has been made for tin* interest of said ward in all said PE N S A C O LA —A r 21st ehr X A Farwell, Direr, To give me a call, KAlTANaOC/dS . BLACKI5EKIIY Boston. lieved. And weeks h:w «• since elapsed, and I anr still parcels, being one undivided forty second part of each, Manufactured aud for sale by all right and free from paiif, with no indications of its w hich otl'.-r it is for tin* interest of all concerned hum And I’ll w arrant satisfaction CHARLESTON—Sl.l 20th, schr Willie Li Spear diatcly to accept, the proceeds of sale to be placed at ly l* C . M. T IB B E T T S . B oston. return, ami tin- feeling of new life I experience I attri X > T I ( ’ I* In Ibis department will he found some of W ill 11., S W E K r huti* to tin* use o f the Diam ond R heum atic C ure, lla v i interest for the benefit of said ward. Said Guardian To one and to r ll! the very lu st RATTAN ROCKERS, RECEP tin* kindness to pass my testim ony and experienet therefor.* prays for license to sell and convey tin* above JU O T Ii I! • li.-rebv g that the Bodw.-ll Granite A . TQVATVt-S, T1ON CHAIRS aud CHILDREN’S CHAIRS FOREIGN. around for the benefit of suffering humanity. described rca’l estate to the person m aking said otl'.-r. 1 interested in the operations upon BISCUIT, Passed Dover 7th, Vespt< ship, of X York, so re- Yours truly, LEANDER WEEKS. (Jii.-iirv, so ealled. in St. G eorge, •’ 322 Main St., Rockland tin- Wild Also, a large stock of Wm, H, Kittredge & Co., m rtid . CYitl'.S HAXSOOM, Temple St. operated by LEWIS E. BEAI ROLLS, D ruggists & Apothecaries At Hiogo, Ju ly 19, barque* H enry A Litchfield, KNOX C'Ol'X 1'Y—In Probate Court, held at Roek alone, ami all bills contracted afte this date will be Ipauldiug, from Sydney, N SW , ar 4th* FURTHER PROOF. land, on the third Tuesday of July, 1875. paid by him. Hall Stands, BUCKWHEAT CAKES and Dealers iu At Calcutta, July 13, ship P J Carleton, Kendrick, Cape E lizabeth, Nov. 1 2 ,1S74. Oil the petition aforesaid, ( HtnEKl'.l), T hat Uoti.-ebe (SITiNPOW DEIl, Library and Book Stands. / ’ 4 TENT MEDICINES. J*rof. AlpIiDtixt H iller: given, by publishing a copy of said petition, with this GRIDDLE CAKES, NG. 3, SPEAR, BLOCK, Dear S ir:—'Phis is to certify that I have been u tor order thereon, three weeks successively, prior to tin* J u n e 1, 1871 general favorite Shelves and Card Stands, i third Tuesday of September next, in the K’m kluinl tin- tured sutl'erer from intlammatory Rheumatism for tin se tte .’A newspaper printed in Roekland. that all persons WAFFLES, ROCKLAND, ME. past three years, and during the last year my sutl'erings II. II. CRIE, .N CO.. Ag.*i Wall Brackets. have been beyond description. I have tried everything o f Pr Carriage Spokes, Wheels, I could hear of hut obtained in " " ...... hidden in Roekland, aud show • if : Office Desks, etc. MUFFINS, "Diamond Rheumatic Cure.” prayer of said petition should t .t he gr: b. b. lIM kbA VB. CANARY BIRDS remedy. Respectfully yours, M. W OO D , Judge. Hitiis,Shafts, Hubs, jV F"IIV1C I X > T CORN BREAD, Mrs. (’apt. Walden is witm Seats, &c., OK MATTRESSES JOHNNY CAKE, Civil and Consulting Engineer, Tile discoverer of this met walked the aisles of the hospitals o f London am! for the past twenty GRAHAM GEMS, KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock a specialty with us, consist iug of llusk, Laud Surveyor and Couveyaucer. year.-, making rheumatism spe< ialty, and the pre land, on the third Tuesday of July. 1875. LOWER THAN EVER AT A F IN E LOT O F seription from which this ' npounded is al Table and Pocket ,, W ool and H air, d irect from tin* M anu DUMPLINGS, City Engineers Office Pillsbury Bloek, opposite the treatm ent of this dii J. BIRD. Administrator on the estate of ED . WARD BUCKLIN, late of Roekland. in said facturers, per rail. Also, PI BLOWS. SI RI NG Thorndike Hotel, Rockland, Me. 19 pie ea-es sometimes one or two doses suffice. Iu the A 205 Main St., most chronic* ease it is sure to give way by the us County, deceased, having presented his 2,1 ami last a«* BEOS, etc., hesidesa variety of l*’l BNITl BE PUDDINGS, German Male Ca «iunt o f adm inistration for allow ance : four or live hotties. l*ut up and prepared for the M suitable for Hotels, Saloons ami Dwelling WK4OIIN KOM2, Laboratory Association by I*. IV. CONNER, 143 OllDKKED, T hat notice thereof he given, three week.* I I. I I . Ci*i« Ac CXL C utlery, POUND CAKES, Successors to ; Court Street, Boston. For sale every where. If it Uccessivcly, in the llockluml Huzette, printed at Rock Houses, all o f w h ich is for sa le at happens that y o u r D ruggist has not got it iu stock, ask mid, in said County, that all persons interested may at 16 1 he surest,’’quickest and most satisfactory way is to naries inutile C. P. FESSENDEN, liilli to send for it to the wholesale tend at a Probate Court to he held at Roekland, on tli. JUST RECEIVED, At llmg^rists & Apothecaries, third Tuesday of September next, and show cause, if SPORTING GUNPOWDER OF THE Finest Breed. J. tv. PERKINS A. CO., Poi-Hnwl, any they have, why the said account should not be a Prices to Suit the Times ! Royal Baking Powder, 218 M A IN S T R E E T , riARY Eureka Spurting and Musket Powder best It is now used in the best families the country over- WM. E. MANN, Mangor, E . M. W O O D , Ju d g e . u , U I i t n <1 I quality made in tile world, for sale by Atul stands highest for strength aud purity. You cau M tru e copy—A ttest. G. W . P alm er & Son’s Ileineniher the Place, at not fail with it if properly used, even in poor flour. ALL SINGERSa (JEO. C .G 000W 1N A Co., Boston, lw3S T. I’. P ir.uci:, R egister. II. II. CRIE X Co., Agent- Warren Powder Mills. Jim. 1, 1875 |9 Main Street, Roekland, Maine. Housekeepers, Cooks, Restaurant Keeners and W. tt . tVltllTLE A Co., Poillanil. Bakers, willl Hud it invaluable iu rendering light and KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock the Gld Stand of Saw palatable all form ot cooking where Soda aud Cream H ope F or T he I><*sponK. Mottltis' Stitt!’ of Tau, W ll. count of administration of said estate for ullnwam-r : Stock and Tools, < iti:ititt AMI H o iie iio i so. Take it and be well. X Of every sizennd pattern, from the large Breeding Cage MIE Assi-ssorsof Roekland will he in session at the other medieiiie arts so promptly and effectually to tin* cheapest kind. 1 si-M-ors’ Room in B erry Block, on W ED X E S- Cobh, Wight & Norton. oiiglis. Colds, and all dis.-a^s* oof f the throat, ’ lungs aud DAY August 25:h, inst., from 8 o’clock A. M., to 4 at Boston and Portland prices Chest, leading to Consumption. Hundreds who once Prices front 50 ets. to $7.00 o’clock P. M the purpose of correcting errors land, in said County, Hint all persons interested i iTiincis Tighe. ■ Rockland, March 4, 1875. 13 thought they had that dread discatft* have been restored the assessment of taxes for the current . tend at a Probate Court to lie held at Rockland. « 205 MAIN STREET, til Cordage, Tar, Pitch, to health, by the use of this almost magic remedy. Il By Order of Board of Assessors. third Tuesday of September next, and shot Rncklaml, January j-Yo. 5 i- also the bi*st known specific for Croup, and never Iw37 C. L. ALLEN, any they ha Oakum. Paints, NEW STYLES OF fails iu Whooping Cough. Trial siz«* 10 cents. S I . I T . CJvio Ar C o. J no. W. P e k k is s & Co., Wholesale Agt's. K. M. W O O D , Judge. And nil kinds of Ship Clinndlei.v. MORRIS &. HERITAGE, Philadelphia, Sinter’s Pat. Gravel Paper, School Notice. Musical Instruments ly44 Proprietors. -T . P. PiKitcE. Register Fish Lines, Hooks A N D | FOB THE BOTTOM OF CAGES. riM IE Fall Term of the City Schools will commence 11. II. C ltlE & t’O., X. mi M OX DA Y, S eptem ber 6 th, atul continue eight A EAV OOODS, weeks, when there will be a vacation of one week; To the Judge of Probate, in and for the POWOERAND FUSE, 205 MAIN STREET T LeT t ib b e t t s , then, recommencing, it will continue five weeks longer. Sail, Barrels, Trawl —AT— Brass Wire Guard Cloth, A. L. TYLER, Agent. County of Knox. 1 J K N T I S T . R oekland, A ug. 17, 1875. 3w37 SHOT ANO CAPS, Line, Gangings, [Successor to Dr. S. T iu h e t t s , Jit.,] This prevents the Birds from Would inform the people of Roekland and vicinity CARRIAGE CLOTH, OIL CLOTHES, & c . 278 MAIN STREET. th a t Ik* will continue tin* D ental practice at the sam e Masonic M utual Relief We have on hand office, corner M ain and W inter Sta., and would|re- Wholesale and Retail. sped fully solicit a sliare of public favor. rard i Leather, Hair and Chickering & Son’s, Bourne’s, Emerson’s Nitrous Oxide Gas administered for the painless ex- igs thereen situated in said Roekland aud bounded H. H. CUIE & CO, traction of teeth. All operations warranted sjitisfae- M is ASSOCIATION. follows, to wit .-—Beginning at the northeast corner of and Haines’ Piano Fortes. lo ry . (Thargfs reasonable. Cml8 land of the heirs of Lucy Sanborn, on tin* south side of II. ll.t'ItlE W O ., 205 Main St. T rim m in g s , ^<>.*5 A f jiin ?*»t r e e l . IE animal meeting of the Masonic Mutual Relief C edar street, nt stake ami stones; them-e South, .'*4 ,l,*g. Mason Hamlin have Ten New Styles of __ A ssociation, o f R ockland, Maim*, for the election , by the south Hue of said street, two hundred feet; AT VERY LOW PRICES. Cabinet Organs ready this Month. of officers for the ensuing year, will he held at M A thence south, 62 deg. west, by land lormerly of Chas ,£jTlie Piano llarp Cabinet O rgan, an exquisite SONIC (wnall) HALL. FRIDAY Evening, Sept. 'combination of these instruments. The Im proved F. C. FOOTE, bought in Knox County. Crockett, about seven hundred and forty-seven teat, to 3, 1875, at 7 1-2 o’clock. stake and stones at land now or formerly of Joseph HR. R. IL HAYNES, [Yoix Celeste when played loud has the ring of a | Importer and Manufacturer of G. W. BERRY, President. Ingraham; thence north, 34 deg., 15 min. west, bv said H. H, Crie & Co., N E W GOODS Clarion, when soft, the delicacy of an Eoliane Harp. 3w37 E. ’I’. G. RAWSON, Sec’y. Ingraham’s line, one hundred and. ninety-two met to | The Seraphone is a delicate reed stop. The E tagere stake and stones, at land of said Sanborn heirs; thence Dentist, Homoeopathic'and Mag A T T I 1 E ICahinet Organ is an appropriate and useful eombl- UTJAI^VJN IJ.V Ili! north, 62 deg., 30 m in. east by said Sanborn land, seven lf i 205 MAIN STREET jnation, very elegant. New Solo and Combination J. P. W IS E & SON. hundred and sixty-two feet, to the place of beginning. netic Physician, Stops ; Cases of new and attractive designs, A Large Assortment Constantly For Sale and to Let! The interest of sttid ward, in said parcel of land he- We have new and desirable styles of 212 & 214 Main St. ig one undivided sixth p-rt tla*reof, that an advan One of the most successful licaliug mediums iu the SMALL Stock of Fancy Dry Goods, Worsteds, tageous offer of one hundred and sixteen 6.6.HMI dollars profession, (‘tires Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Nervous Music & Variety Store GEORGE WOOD'S ORGANS! on hand ! 5ce., F ixtures ami F urniture in S tore 259, Main St., has been made for the same by W . A. Farnsworth, of ness and many eases of deafness, ceteris p a rib u s. Our experience in the business enables us to accept «jj- Work of all kinds done to order. fi i the Rockland, in said County, which offer it is for the in Ho Special tieatinent for diseases ot the mouth Main St., nearly opposite Thorngike Hotel, and is terest of all concerned immediately to accept, tin* pro P r i n t i n g ! caused by wearing Artificial Teeth, made on common No. 259, Main St., Rockland. one of the most eligible locations in the city. Persons ceeds of sale to he placed at interest for the benefit of Red Rubber B ase. Office hours, till day. Fans! Fans! Fans! New Music Store! Aindebted to me are requested to settle without further said wttrd. Said Guardian therefore prays for license invitation. Apply at the store. to sell and convey the above described real estate to the Corner of Main and Myrtle Street, (upstairs), Cosh or on InsUdluients. Send for new catalogue*. 36 O. A . W IG G IN . person m aking sid1«. H A Y N E S Sportsmen Attention. Warren Sporting Gunpowder. POTASH. Is absent from the city; will return in July, with a PATENT SHIPPINC TACS 205 MAIN STREET. large supply of Dental Materials, and a new article as 11 Sporting Gunpowder,” |for rifle 3RY AYarren Sporting Gntipowder, particukirly W edding Invitations.—Latest Styles Physician and Surgeon, NEW LOT JUST IiKCBlVKI). WAI1KANTE11 good as gold, for filling teeth, and at Ihalf the expense. rget shooting, f '" u' Rockland, June 9,1876. Printed to order at with or without monogram, und envelope* to TENANTS HARBOR, ME. BEST QUALITY. II. II. CRIE Xt Co., I., A gents. W a match, furnished at short noticeAT this o r SwoS c. E. 61IAW & CO. N otioe. [Braids at Giolray’s. KICK. Fact, Fun and Sentim ent. f l o r i s t M iscellaneous. M iscellaneous. M iscellaneous. NEWADVERTISEMKNT8. HitMinesx Cords. Railroads A' 'dcatubools. — “ H eat generates motion.” Illustration—A ED ITEI BY - - - MRS. J. H. ADDITOK, small boy sitting on a hot coal. TJHLE Sold by Agents.Address,G. 3. Walker, Erie,l»a. SAMUEL T- M' GRIDGE, KNOX & LINCOLN RAiLBOAD. To whom all communications for thia department must — A lady physician in Philadelphia euj< ys an SANFORD’S WATERS’CONCERTO PARLOR C R G A T : A. I I a M A K B i t be addressed, at this office. Contributions, ques income of $10,000 per year. * ’ are U.d ui bcuu.H’t.l .g tions and suggestions are invited. and p» i-let t in .. r u ...... — A woman 00 years old was arrested at Al The UONC l.R’l o e-. Ui* n . i OTTOft EM < 14 A N D F L A G S , SUMMER ARnANCEIViENT. bany recently for being intoxicated. t t-. er piaecd iu ndy G; - Taken elleet June l ltli, 1X73. UAKDY ROSES. i. It is pre..ua-t-ili-jDi-u GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Ira act rc. u«, peen- Loft OH (’ll pi. L*. IV. — Clover five feet three aud a half inches iu JAMAICA > liarly voice.!, t - the following entry in his day bock : “ To repair C. A. ClMIMIiS.Supt order to grow well and blossom freely, roses must W ATERS’ NEW SCALE PIANOS ing the ‘ Way to Heaven,’ twenty-five cents.” have great p o w er and a Cue Niugiug tone, iriZAl.'.l be well dressed with the richest composts and the modern Improvements, und are the B EST 1*1- Gilchrest, White & Co,, .Maine Central Railroad. earth loosened freely about them. Pounded char — If you are disquieted with anything you CHOLERA MORBUS, ANOS MADE. TbCHO Organs a nd PLuioh a e warrnnted/or six year«. PRICES EXTRE.1IL- Dl-.Al.KltS IX coal aud iron filings placed around the loots im should consider with yourself, is the thing of that IjY la O W fo r enob or part caab und buhiuce 1* worth that for it I should so disturb myself, aud Cramps, Pains, Diarrhea and Dysentery, are instantly monthly pnymentw. Second-Hand instrument 1 prove the color of the blossoms. Indeed I think relieved by it. It wili render an attack of Cholera nt great bargalnH. PlnnoM n.nd Orunns to rent Ship Stores & Chandlery lose my peace and trauquility. .Morbus impossible, if taken when the symptoms of this until paid for no per contract. AGENTS WAN Arrangement of Trains when the family physician orders a solution of dangerous complaint first manifest themselves. TED. Special inducement* to the trnde. A lib iron for some weakling of the family whose com — The following is given as the war-cry of the eral dlucount to Teacher ft. Ministers. Churrhes,Scho< It, 36 SOOTH STREET, Bath 12.15 P. M., after /xxJga,etc. JLLVUTRA TKD CA TA LOGUES MAILED. isi'w -vonrc nekland 0.20. A . M., i on plexion is the color of soapstone, by adding the so Democratic party in Ohio: ” Ray fur Sham Til HORACE WATERS dk SONS. ton, Farmington, Aligns CRAMPS AND PAINS, <81 Uroadwuy, Now York. P. O. Box 3507. *arinouih with G. T. If lution two spoonfuls to two quarts of water and den. Thashalri. ‘ Rah frolehillallen. * E’a man t Westbrook with I*, x If. I B. .Sr M. Jiinetiou w ith Whether produced by indigestion, improper food, - Ma watering the roots of the roses, and sending the ’ sagointergivusall free whiskey. ’ Rah P r Sham trains 01 id, ami at Portland witli change of water or diet, too free indulgence in ice irriving in Bouton at patient two hours every day to dig round them Cary—ole wisky’nwater Sham.” ter, exposure to sudden changes of temperature, B. KIRKPATRICK & CO 7. 1’. M. immediately relieved hy it. One ounce added to a gal- for the fostertt welling Shipping aiidC om fflflM ei'tos, Afternoon Train leaves Bath. 1.15 P. M., (after nrriv and keep them free, from bugs, would be a good — Andrew Jackson was accused of bad spelling, The Cordial Balm of Syricum anfl AGENTSIWANTED^book ever publiwln-d. :d of train leaving Rockland, 1.30, I’. M.. connecting Bend for circular and our extra extrt terms to Agents at Brunswick for Lewiston and Augusta, and arriving thing for both plants and patient. NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Philadelphia, 1’a in Portland 8.15 I*. M. but John Randolph defended him by declaring 1 Ship < httii'lh ry . Ship Store By using white nellebore, one pound dissolved ICE WATER T h a ix s AnitlVE.—Morniag Train leaves Portland, that “ a man must be a fool who couldn’t spell in Wall Street often k- •>.15; arrives a t Bath 7.53, connecting to Rockland. in one half barrel of water freely among both words more ways than one.” fortune. A 72 page P iciou, Fii, Through Trains leave Portland. 1.1" P. M .all.-rar And sweetened, form a mixture which, as a e o . rose-bushes and currants,all worms and many bugs Tonic P ills! $10 to $100. book entitled :—“ M «• n Agent.-, tor Vole Coal. Iron aud Manufacturing rival of trains from Boston; arrive at Bath, 3.1U P. M., — They who are the most weary of life, aud are healthy and refreshing Summer Beverage lias no I keep constantly on hand a fuliBassortment oi and [Idioms Jof[o f,llu , Wtill /Z Street." explainingexplain! everything ,-onn. .-ling to Rockland. are destroyed. A lady told me who had tried this Barrels of ice water, prepared in this way, u: BURIAL CASKETS and COFFINS, in leal Also for Messrs. Perkins & Job, N. Y. A Bostou. Freight Trains each way daily, without change ot most uuwillingto die, are such as have lived to no drank without the slightest injury, and happy is* tin and imitation ROSEW OOD und BLACK W AL- SENT t REE. l l i - <’oul Charters always on hand for C. S.. Wesi the present season that her old-fashioned blush* man who finds iu this a substitute for spiritoiis liquors. N U T . purpose—who have rather breathed than lived. PAYSON TUCKER, Snpt. Its value to the Faruu-r, Mechanic and Laborer cannot FOIA Ju n e 21, 1875. 13 white and cabbage roses were free from slugs and over estimated. It is so cheap us to In* within tin Having been appointed CITY UNDERTAKER aud purchased a N EW IIEA RSE p»f the most up- as perfect as they used to be years ago, when they - At Mechanicsville, N. Y., on Saturday after- :»,-h of all; so finely flavored as to lie enjoyed I CUUGIIS, COLDS, HOARSENESS. Vers o f the choicest liquors. proved pattern and construction, jl um prepared to JOHN G. LOVEJOY'S K(i(-kl;inil ami Yinalh Many persons are possessed of pictures of deceased Ivtellig-enoe < >lli<*e when one works for God; it proves a tonic for the tiny needles of the pines, or a yellow loamy soil, by its renovating action on the system, tin- compb relatives, which, though they are valued highly, AND AUCTIONEER, STEAM EK (TIT OF RICHMOXn. system, and is actually a blessing. restoration of the appetite, lu-atliand strength. still n o t so d e sirab le as uu ele-legautly ...... finished photo part sandy, from the florists. Then be sure that g rap h . O. H. PERRY, <’ll plain ICill>y. there is a little hole in the bottom of the baskets NERVOUS DEBILITY Offlee IPerry’s Block, No. 3, Lime Rock St. nnuiiciH-c on the NEW ARKANtiE- to allow the superfluous water to pass away, or — A lady, the other day, meeting a girl who , W ILL BE PAID for a bottle o itli Connecting Trains from I’ort- • Extract or Essence of Jamaica 1 Offices o Boston, on MONDAY, Juno else put in bits of charcoal to act in drainage, and hail lately left her service, inquired, “ Well Mary, |G in g e r if found to equal it ii Pictures' Tastefully Framed- also to keep the soil sweet. A piece of sjumge is 21.1X75, as follows : when* do you live now7” “ Please, ma’am, I •r, p urity and prom pt m edicinal Is characterised by a general languor or weakue in highly finished heavy Black Walnut, Oval and also an excellent substitute for a hole in the bas Largest, Cheapest aud Best. Take no otlu B quure F ra m es, new style B ostou and New- L E A V IN G B angor nt rt o’clock, don’t live nowhere now,” rejoined the girl; ou have given it a trial. the whole organism, esp •cialiy of tin* nervous system, r o and Rockland at 11:30 r.’rlf.ek, ket, as it will suck up all the superfluous mois obstructing and preventing the ordinary functions o: York Paterns, manufactuied expressly HERBERT LOVEJOY. fo r niy truck*. I ’ersc in nt a di6« A. M.. every Monday, Wednesday ture, and then allow the roots of the plants in married.” nature; lienee, there is :t disordered state of tin- seen- ■—* and Friday, arriving at Portland, tions; constipation, scanty and high colored urine, with tuncecun be furnished 1 connect with a Steamboat’Express Train, over the their turn to receive it. Usually plants in hang Bold by all Druggists and Dealers in Mediciue. ess <,f earthy and limy sediment, indicative of co w ith — Nearly 100,000 people have been killed by ston x Maim- Railroad only; arriving in Boston at ing baskets require more moisture than other WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, General Agts. of brain and" nerve substance, frequent palp Pictures to their satisfaction. Necessary iniormation Ilats, Caps, Hoots Shoes ami Ituhlien ..'el.-. k I’. M. T h is T ra in is arranged expTCssly to plants, because they are more thoroughly exposed violence during the past year, and yet women lion of tin- heart, loss of memory, and marked irre will be given by addressing the artist. oi.. t » ith tin- Steamer, and wili wait for tne arrival if tin on all sides to the air, ami the water evaporates will stand on the back of a chair to reach to the <$-Use SANFORD’S IIAMAMELIS for Sunburn, lutioii of purpose, aud inability to carry into action Ri*ai«lenrc Jk Studio. Spent Bloch, Main St. FANCY GOODS, &c.. &c. t in all w eather! ell defined business enterprise, or to fix tin- mind -senders will he ticketed through to Lowell, from Mosquito Bites and Poison by Ivy. 12w30 A good line of Drugs and Druggi*t more quickly. So if they hang up away di top shelf of the pantry...... flie r ' L..v ell at .- 4U same evening. Fare same ms rect contact with your eyes, you must give a little S u n d r ie s . V inulhaveu, M arch io, 1875. fiml-1 water both night and morning, so that they will — Rev. Henry Moule, after a series of experi ■'•■'S er.JM-nxn-I-. enlliC Em , will M l. 11,„ I." k 1 . X... ,,v, r n lli .r K „ .i ..n „ r B n.tni, not suffer for want of it. ments extending over 20 years, has devised THE MEDICINE THAT CEDES I—■ - X Mai is com m only railed a fickle THOS. McLOON, Artist. In I'V llni.fl » tl0 o - .ln rt. I am growing now for winter flowering and process of manufacturing an illuminating j. Tin-re m ust o f liei i- in each individual R ockland, J u ly 5.| 1872. 30 “ iN iC R A N C E. with the Steamer, arriving in Rorklatid m iliil'erent symptoms, according bis peculiar organiz; 4 o’do.-k mi tin-morning, and Bangor nt 10:30 A. M. foliage, the ivy-leaved geranium, LS Elegante; from clay found at Kimmeridge, England. Jso I rpis gracilis, a lovely grass of a light green; habit's, p’ursuits, and temperament, which ail Stage em u-- tim: at ifo. kland for Thomaston trndud- — Great souls attract sorrows as mountains do liape tin- m anner o f tin- m anifestations o f tiu-ii s y i T . YV. 0.^175.3R., joining towns ; a!.~o, Railroad and Stage connections at Coliseum ivy; Sinilax; Peristrophe angustijolia s disturbances, eonstituliug a difit-renee as marked Agent for First Class Stock Coinpanics iu Belfast and Bm-ksport tor interior towns. aurea, a lovely plant, with yellow leaves striped storm.-; but the thunder clouds break upon them, ire their physical peculiarities dissimilar and pi OUR ENTIRE STOCK Steam .t Ifu-linioml will connect (going Weal) witli to themselves. These ditl'erences, in tin- manner Thomaston and Vicinity. tin -I’ortla:i-1 Steam Pack* t Com pute " with green, while its flowers are of a delicate vio and thus form a shelter for the plains an VEGETINE! r . cam era, lea. .1 f. i of thi-ir manifestations, do not indicate Business Prom ptly Attended to. iiig Portland every day at 7 o’clocklock P. M. arriving in let hue; P ilea muscosa, which resembles tree r difl'eri-nee to be followed in tin- treatm ent of T hom aston, A ug. 24, 1874. Bosb-n at 5 o'clock in the morning. An Irishman with a heavy bundle on his Taking into consideration tin- character of its vouchers wlu-ri- disease lias its origin in physical injury moss, ami its 'graceful drooping habit makes it the history of its cures and tin- immense iucrrasini i ... Ti« k.-ts sold on board the Richm ond, over the shoulders riding on the frout of a horse-car was i-dies ’ alike applicable the UAKKEh H0WY. Pi.rlhmd x R. i-h.-ter Railroad, to Nashua, W orcester, very desirable, aud Tradescantia zcbrina,\\’\\tn>e Hand, VEGETINE may be fairly entitled tin- leadilij the strong; to tin-sturdy as in the sickly, \ i ’riividi-i>re. N. i n i.-li, Springfield, A lbany, H arttord, striped leaves, of a rich purplish maroon and asked why he did not set his bundle on the plat licille of the age. nly in degn-e of quantity and’duration iu tin- u New Haven, and New York. Also all stations between green, contrast charmingly with the other plants. or scrofula iu the blood, Vegetine is an infuliilile i order to overcome tin-di--ase. Nervous BERRY BROTHERS Portland and Worcester. reniedy, and no person need sutler from tumors, uh- These will fill three baskets, which would decorate form: “ Be jabers, the horses have enough to what is generally regar led as such, isaspr Baggage checked throngh on the steamer to destinn- and all diseases arising from impure blood, if Vegki typed iu its peculiariiies as an- the dreams of lin tii my dining-room and parlor when the face of na Irag me. I’ll carry the bundle.” is used according to directions. There is m NEW LIVERY & HACK STABLE ked mariner, who, iu his struggles for safcti To be Closed Out N. I*.— Bear ii: mind then- • eonneetton over ture is shrouded in its snowy mantle, and not a of scrofula iu existence tiiat VEGETINE will " ited for a moment’s sleep upon tin- i the Boston x Mai-.e Railroad — Kentucky toasts of a cornstalk bearing fifty , provided, however, tin-vital functions have KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, lu-Id at ltoi-k MAIN STREET, 1«>CKI.ANI>, ;!i green thing is visible out of doors.” upon which he finals, with all tin land ue its ni simi. ■outrary notwithstanding. ad (-ouimotioii around liim, wlien the EItTA IN INBTBl’M ENT, purporting to be the Stincts of Ids nature are a longing lor something solid k.-t will and liwlann-nt ot SATIIANIEL ASH Immediate!)! it/ I util further notice, the Richmond wil- make The middle ear is full-sized; the other forty-nine Vegktine is pleasant iu the ta-tr, mild iu ils in upon wliieh he inay find a standing plae A i.•ling- at I.lM’. AIT?. serious)—“ Please, sir, ’twasu’t me, sir.” land, on the th ird T uesday o f Ju ly , 1875. AllpersoDs who conteiupk-te making coutru s A German savant, says that sprinkling flower Iron, Steel, Spikes with newspapers for the insertion of advertireuien: s, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. All work will he faithfully and .promptly attended pots with camphorated water will wonderfully — One of the most provoking things which For Sale by all Druggists! CERTAIN Instrument, purporting to be the last should send 25 eta, to Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 41 Park will an.l testament of SETII B. WETBERUKE, Row . N ew Y ork.for th e ir PA M PH LET-B OO li (ninety- xti,- orders may be left or bundles sent to Hi promote the thrill of the plants and the beauty of mortal man encounters is that of taking a vast A late of W arreii, iu said County, deceased, having beenseventh eJilion,containing lists ol over 2000 newspapers Ollii-e in New Court House, lastt-rn E x p ress Office. 31 the blooms. Steeping in a cloth saturated with presented for probate : deal of trouble to provide against a danger which AND CHAINS, and estimates showing the cost. Advertisements taken IiOCKI.AM), s MA.INTT:. Has possessiuu of all the Lest boards in Hie city. the liquid, will also force germination in seeds, And will lie Sen! by Express to all Ordered, That notice be given to all persons inter for leading papers in many States at a tremendous re the vitality of which is almost extinct never arrives. Yet, nothing is more common All kinds and sizes at very low prices, by ested, by publishing a copy of tiiis order, in the Rock duction from publishers* rates. Get the Book. land Gazette, printed nt Rockland, in said County, than to see people laying up treasures they never parts of t he Country, by addressing three weeks successively, that they may appear ut a live to enjoy—providing against exigencies that Probate Court to he held at Rockland, in said County, To Destroy Earth Worms.—Mr. Vick says in H. H. CRIE&CO., on the third Tuesday of September next,and show cause, NEW YORK TRIBUNE. > . (I. tfwfcftt, his Floral Guide that ten drops of carbolic acid, never happen—and sacrificing present ease, they have, why the said instrument should not “ The Leading American Newspaper.” to be obtained from any of our druggists, put in 61 205 MAIN STREET, (lie Proprietor, be proved, approved and allowed os the last will and F.H.&G. W. G O M 'S pleasure and enjoyment, only to guard against testament of the deceased. THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Teacher of Piano. Organ,IViolin and a pint of water and poured on the earth in flower E. M. WOOD, Judge. Daily. #10 a year. Semi-Weekly, #3. pots, will destroy all earth worms which do bo he wants of a period that they may never live Hat m ony. 3w3fl A tte s t:—T . P . Tierce, R egister. Weekly, S2. much damage to the plants. A trial will satisfy to see. Tl-.liMS Organ and Piano. $15 for 24 Lesson* Postage F ree to th e Subscriber. Specimen f IRE, MARINE, LIFE, V iolin,$12 for 24 Lessons. all of its beneficial effects. — Two persons were once disputing so loudly on Copies and Advertising Rates Free. Weekly, in clubs AX I) the subject of religion that they awoke a big dog G. EDGAR LOTHRflP I, D. of 30 or more, only $1, postage paid. Address The P. O. AridressBox, 56. J2 Destroying worms in P ots.—The worms in Tribune. N.Y, R ly is pots may be destroyed by stopping up the holes in which had been sleeping on the hearth before them, Accuutvt I xsi kaxui: lute of Union, iu said County, deceased, having been the pots with corks, and watering with lime wa and he forthwith barked most furiously. An old presented for probate: ter until it stands on the surface. The lime water divine present, who had been sipping his tea while Stock, Tools & Supplies 143 Court Street, Ordered, Tiiat notice be given to all persons inter Carriage Paints, Oils, Agexuy. ^ O T a G E . may remain for an hour; then, on removing the the disputants were talking, gave the dog a kick ested, by publishing a copy of tiiis order in the Rock XIIE Committee on Accounts and Claims of the City cork, it will pass off. The lime water may be la n d <7asefte printed a t R ockland, in said C ounty, three CAPITAL KEPKKSENTED, OVER _ of Rockland will he in session at the City Trcasur- made by pouring 30 gallons of water over 10 and exclained, “ Hold your tongue, you silly brute! of all kinds, at the very lowest weeks successively, that they may appear at a Probate s Ollie,-, Masonic Block, on the last FRIDAY eve BOSTON. MASS. Court to lie held at Rockland, in said County, on the Varnishes, Liverpool any they have, why she said instrument should not be the clear liquor. Who may be Consulted Free of proved, approved und allowed as the Inst will and test Of the Very Best Quality at I.uM8t*M AdJnKtvd und Paid ut th is A gency. tln-n ament of urn deceased. II. G. BIRD, v M ercury tells of having lost a watch and chain R. C. HALL, kOommittee The horticultureal journals recommend diluted by the tide covering them while he was in bathing H.H.CriB&Co„ 205MainSt. 3w3fl E. M. WOOD, Judge. Berry Block, Rockland. LEANDER THOMAS.) Charge, either personally or by A true copy,—A ttest :—T . I’. Pierce, Register, H. H.CRIE& CO.’S, R ocxland, 1874. alcohol in spraying plants, as being deadly to in They were recovered some days later, having been sects, and convenient to use, as it quickly evapo thrown up by a gale, and a singular fact con 205 Main Street. 10 rates, leaving no trace on the plants, leaves, or PATENT SHIPPING TAGS letter. SPECIAL PROBATE NOTICE. nected with the affair is that the watch had con W edding Invitations.—Latest Stylos- flowers. Ordinary atomizers are now freely used Send 25 cents and get a copy of bin LL persons interested nre hereby notified that R dy is adapted to all ages and will postively cure, for spraying plants, and are found to be very con tinued to run fur several hours after it had been Printed to order at there will be no AUGUST TERM of Probate as if by magic, DiarrlnEa, Crump, Cholic, CJiolcra Mor witli or without monogram, and envelopes to Men, women, boya aud girla coin money. bus and the pnost violent pain. Ask for it. Price 25 match, turuished at short notice AT THIS uK venient. N o t i o e . A Court for Knox County. submerged. T. P. PIERCE, Register. Addreaa with stamp, Paul Luck, Now B edford, Mum . ecuts. QL-Q nos.