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Michel and Powleska. ; who thought she had not seen him, lay down look almost as well as if it had been painted.— Adventure with a Tiger. paternal hand is the best remedy.—Then keep The Church and the World. Go not to the West. J at her door to watch ; but he fell asleep, and It ought to be done once a year, and in my opin­ them out of the night air and bad weather- If A Remarkable Cage of Spirit Revelation. It was in the cold season that a few of the Rev. Henry Jewell from Maine, who has re­ ____ then Luck bnrnt out his eyes, and carried ion the shingles will last almost twice as long civil and military officers belonging to the station this does not effect a cure by the divine blessing BY HENRY WARD BEECHER. as they will to let the roof all grow over to —tho head grows, till the poor sufferer topples sided many years in the western and south A circumstance fully as remarkable as 4o a of Asscarhur, in India, says Lieutuiant St. Clair, western states, writes to tbe editor of the Ru­ moss. I tried it on the back side of my house agreed to make a shooting excuision in the vi­ over a few times, and knocks out half his self any recorded, occurred at Odessa in the And is it Michel who has told you this?” ten years ago, when the shingles were all cov­ esteem.—Louisana Baptist. The people of the world judge of the church ral an article relating to emigrating to the west- year 1842. An old blind man named Mi-1 . ,®s ’ came very pale, and covered cinity of Agra and it gave oecasio* to an anima­ as a man judges_ „ of the fruit of a famous tree of ern country. We make an extract which wa ered over with moss, and they appeared to be ted scene. A convenient spot, hid been select­ chel had for many years been accustomed to " blood , and he took me by the hand and nearly totten. I gave the root a heavy coat of which he has heard, who goes poking about un-1 commend to those of our readers who have tha ed for the tents, beneath the spreading branches Worrying the Angels. der the tree, picking up the fallen apples. The i western lever. Ho writes : get his living by seating himself every m orn-'sLowed me all this with his fingers.” lime and have followed it nearly every year ainco of a hugo banyan ; peacocks glittered in the and the roof is better now than it was then, “ Mamma, don’t it worry»the angels to see first one he bites is small and gnarly, and has a i 1 could not advise any family to remove W est ing on a beam in one of the timber-yards, Upon this Luck and Catherine were arrest- sun upon tbe lower boughs, aau troops of mon­ worm-Iiole within. He casts it from him in dis-j without first going out there and looking for with a wooden bowl at his feet, into which ct4 ’ an<^ *4 was pertained that she had ac- and to all appearance, if I follow my hand, it keys grinned and chatted atove. The horses you fretting about so?” will last ten years longer. The shingles have gust, and picks up another, which proves to be themselves. “ Look before you leap," is the passengers cast their alms. This long- totally been married to Michel in the year were fastened under tho surreunding trees, and It was a blue-eyed, eurly haired, “ little rotten though fair outwardly. The next one I an old maxim, and not a bad one. Do not ba been on the roof thirty yours. There is no more Georgia,” who said this to his mother, as she contined practice had made him well known L81b, at Kherson. They at first denied the there fanned ofl the insects vith their flowing looks brown, and mashes in his hand. Disgust- i excited by the stories of any m an, the more ha risk about sparks catching on the roof than on tails, and pawed the ground vith their graceful entered the room where he was playing, with to the inhabitants, and, as he was believed accusaD°n, but Powleska insisted, and they a newly shingled roof. Those who have no tho same impatient step, and anxious, frowning ed, ho turns away, forgetting to look up into ' urges, the more you may be convinced that ha to have been formerly a soldier, his blind- ■ subsequently confessed the crime. When feet; farther oil'stood a statelf elephant, watch­ the branches, which droop over his head, full o f ! lias an axe to grind ; that is, land for sale, lime near by, can use good strong wood ashes, ing the progress of his evening repast prepar­ oye, which all that morning he had observed in ness was attributed to the numerous wounds eoninmnicated tbe circumstances of the and these will answer a very good purpose to wonder and silence. rich ripe fruit. So tlie scoffers go about, pick- Thousands.liave been decoyed to the West in this ing by his driver, and taking under his special ing up the rotten members of the church, and he had received in battle. For his own part, I con*'essioii to Powleska, she said, “ I was the same end.’ “ Why. Georgia! Whatever put tho thought way, who would give all they possess to get protection the pets of his ma»ter a small dog, a judging of the tree by its untimely fruit, for­ back. he spoke little, and never contradicted th isi40™?.4 last night.” The action of the lime is to cleanse the sur handsome bird, six feet high, decked in plum­ iu your head !” the mother answered, taken by face of all impediments to tho free and rapid surprise. getting to look up a t the ripe fruit of the Tree Would the people of Maine, or any New Eng­ opinion. 1 This affair naturally excited great interest, age of lilac and black ; and a couple of goats, of Life. land State, be content to live as they would be passage of the rain water off. This enables tho who, knowing their safest asjlum kept close to “ 0, nothing, I guess. It just happened in One night, Michel by some accident fell anJ PeoPle a11 round the neighborhood hast- shingles to dry, very soon, and consequently there as 1 was thinking what a beautiful morn­ There are some men, men of business, men of obliged to live, in most new States, they could in with a little girl ten years old, named unCli into tlie city to learu tlie sentence. his trunk or under the shelter of his huge limbs. wealth, men of standing in the community, lav up all the money they wish. It costs much prevents rotting. Moss covered roofs will rot Beyond reposed a group of young camels with ing it was, and how everything seemed to be very rapidly. smiling, except you, mamma, and you looked so who are not willing to “ become as little chil­ to buy a few comlorts in that land. Let ma Powleska, who was friendless, and on the ------thair drivers—some lying dtwn, others stand­ dren,” that they may enter into the Kingdom of cite a cast. I know a family of five persons for verge of perishing with cold and hunger.* J ost in T ime.— A young physician hav- ing or kneeling. Numeroui white bullocks, troubled. Wasitnaughty to say so?” “ Not at all, my dear, I was the naughty one; God in Heaven, or into his church on earth. So whom .■JloOO, in cool cash has been spent with­ The old man took her home and adopted iog tr.ai in vain to get into practice, at last Time is Gold. their companions in labor, rested ut their feet; they fold their arms, and conclude that when in two years, including the expenses of moving while paek-saddles, panniers, and sacks piled but do you know why I have felt so fretful and her; and, from that time, instead of sitting fell upo 1 the following expedient to set the troubled this morning ?” tho church receives them, it shall be honored from N. U, to Iowa; in purchasing horses, cat- A QUEER BUSINESS SCENE. around, completed the picture. in the timber yard, he went about the streets ball rolling. He sprang upon his horse once “ Yes, I heard you say that uncle, and aunt, by tbe acquisition, and God shall bo glorified tie, farming tuols, erecting a cheap house, such in her company, asking alms at the doors of a day and drove at full speed through the Within the circle ol the camp alively scene by their good name—and they expect that the as the purest family ia one of our towns would The following scone, taken from a new work was passing, fires blazed in every purter, and and Mrs. Cheever, and a young lady were to houses. The child called him “ father,” and village. After an absence of an hour he come in the noon train, and that your wood angels in Heaven will take a vacation, and come I be unwilling lo live iu ; and yet that family are entitled “ Never Too Late to Mend,” is scarce­ sundry operations of roasting, boiling, and fry­ down to see them enter the sacred precincts. j calling for mere money. They have suffered they were extremely happy together. But would return and carry with him some of his ly excelled by anything from the pen of Dick­ ing were going on in tbe open air. Every lire was pour, aud tilde was no rioe at the grocery, and Hannah had gone off to a circus’ besides. Othors aro so delicate and shrinking, that | both winters that they liavo been in the State, when they had pursued this mode of life for i instruments—thinking if he could impress his ens :— was surrounded by a busy crowd, all engaged they draw back alarmed at the thought of ex- : for lack of the necessaries of life. That amount Meadows found Mr. Clinton at Peel’s. in that important office—preparation for the I suppose, as pa says sometimes you are in a about five years, a misfortune befell them. ; neighbors that he had practice, they would ‘peck of trouble,’ ain’t you, mamma!” posing the inner life to the view of the world. • of money would havo made them not only com- A theft having been committed in a house begin to place confidence in his ability. A “ Mr. Clinton, 1 want a man of intelligence evening meal. The interior of the tents also I heard as I came to church this morning, some fortable, but independent in New England. Re­ to be at my service for twenty-four hours.—I “ Why, Georgie, I did think that I was, but which they had visited in the morning Pow- wag, who more than suspected the deceit presented an animated spectacle as tbe servants little buds whispering together, under the bark j member that the purchase of the farm they are give you the first offer, Sir. ” were putting them in order for the nig h t; they since you have come to name it over, and spec­ leska was suspected and arrested, and the which he was practising, determined to know ify tbe cause of my trouble, they seem rather of a tree. And one said to the other : “ Isn’t i on, was a separate contract, paid for before they Mr. Clinton replied that really he had so were lighted with lamps, the walls hung with it time for us to be peeping out into the air ? j saw it. It may be said, that this case shows bliud man was left once more alone, But, the truth. He accordingly kept his horse in small after all.” many irons in the fire, that twenty-four hours— chintez or tiger skins, curpets were spread upon 1 feel the warmth of the morning sunshine, and poor management. So it does. But the West instead of resuming his former habits, he now readiness, and the next time the doctor gal- Meadows put a fifty pound note on the table. the ground, and sofas surrounded by curtains “ Well, that is just what I thought, only that I did’nt know that I ought to say so. But it I think Spring must have come.” -‘ 0 ,n o , no,” is a great place to cal up money. If the reader disappeared altogether ; and this cireustanee | loped by his door, sprang on his steed and “ Will all your irons iron you out fifty pounds of transparent gauze—a necessary precaution said the companion bud, folding its little petals I does not believe it, let him Gy it. fiat as that ?” against insects—became commodious beds, Pol­ 6eeins to me that such things muBt look so trif- more tightly in its bosom, “ expose my leaves to ' ______causing the suspicion to extend to him, the placed himself on the young gentleman’s trail. ting to them ; the angelB I mean, mamma, if girl was brought before the magistrate to be The doctor saw the man following at his Why, hem ?” ished swords and daggers, silver-mounted pis­ the gaze of the world—breathe out the fragrance “ No, nor five. Come, Sir, sharp is the word. tols and guns, with knives and bows, arrows and they can see our actions, and if so, it must wor- Tlie Try Company. interrogated with regard to his probable place heels, but did not at first evince any uneasi­ thern to see us so unhappy about trifles.” in my heart? 1 shall never venture into the Can you be my servant for twenty-four hours quivers, of native workmanship, were scattered air.” But tho sun will keep shining on that of concealment. ness. At length, however, he thought it ad­ “ They are trifles, darling, the least of tri­ A manufacturer was traveling on a railway for fifty pounds ? yes or no !” around. The tables were covered with Euro­ bark, and the little leaves within the bud will in company with of gentleman, his wife and a “ Do you know where Michel is ?” said visable to turn down a narrow lane. The “ Why, this is dramatic—yes !” pean books and newspapers ; so that it was nec­ fles. And a big grown woman like me ought to be ashamed to make herself miserable the whole expand and expand under the influence of tbe little boy of some five or six years of age. Tha the magistrate. pursuer followed on like an evil genius; but “ It is half-past two. Between this and four essary to be continually reminded by some sav­ heat, and new ones will be formed, and by and morning for them, turniug the brightness of little fellow had a parcel in his hand, and was the doctor was not discouraged, as another o’clock I must buy a few hundred acres in Aus­ age object that these temporary abodes were “ He is dead!” replied she, shedding a this glorious spring morning into clouds and by it will burst out into the air and sunshine, trying, apparently in vain, to unloose the knot torrent of tears. road lay a short distance ahead of him down tralia at a fair bargain.” placed in tho heart of an Indian forest. The because it cannot help it. So it is with the hu- in the string, when the stranger took out his “ Hump! Well, that can be done. I know gloom. Now, Georgie, hate I scolded myself As the girl had been shut up for three which he turned. The other kept close at vast number of persons—the noise, bustle, and enough ?” man heart when the love of God enters it. It knife, and offered to cut the knot, saying, “ You an old fellow that has land in every part oi the many fires about the camp precluded every idea becomes so warm, so full of happiness, that it lean’? open it.’’ The child immediately said, days, without any means of obtaining infor­ his heels, and the doctor grew impatient to “ W ell I should tli ink you had, mamma. globe.” of danger—and the gentlemen of the party col­ must break forth into singing, and send abroad ; “ Please, sir, father does not allow me to say I mation from without, this answer, together return home. There was no house by the “ Take me to him ,” lected together in front of the tents, conversed Your forehead don’t scowl as it did. But I wish I could help you. I can stone the raisins, and its living fragrance. It cannot help it. cant— I belong to the “ try company.” with her unfeigned distress, natuaally excit­ way at which he could afford any pretext for In ten minutes they were in one of thoso din­ earlessiy with each other, or amused themselves peel the pie -plant, and wash potatoes, and flour We shrink, too, from God’s providence. We The manufacturer was delighted with the re­ ed considerable surprise. stopping. In the meantime his saddle-bags gy narrow alleys in tho city of London that with looking about them. dread tbe sore afflictions which He sometimes , mark, and watched tbe little member of the look the abode of decent poverty, and that While thus indolently beguiling the few min­ thejtina for you to bake, and what else can I “ Who told you he was dead ?’ they in­ were with him, and he was otherwise equip- do ! something I guess.” brings upon His children. 'Ihe father says to Try Company until he exultingly finished his quired. ed for business, so that he could not return could afford to buy Grosvenor Square for their utes which had to elapse before they were sum­ some of the highest golden heads of grain in his j task. stables ; and M r. Clinton introduced bis friend moned to dinner, a full grown tiger, of the larg­ And Georgie rolled up his apron sleeves, and “ N obody!” in the face of his neighbor without exposing went to work with a will, field : “ How would you like to be made into a “ Right ! R ight!” said I. when I heard of to a blear-eyed merchant in a large room paper­ est size, sprang into the centre of the group, loaf of bread and sent to Queen Victoria?” j the circumstances, “ we should have fewer “ Then how can you know it.” the secrets of the trade in the most palpable Georgie’s mother, too ! The change that had ed with m aps; the windows were incrusted, seized one of the party in his extended jaws, and The grain claps its hands, exclaiming, “ 0 , very dunces in schools, and many more clever indus- “ I saw him killed !” manner. mustard and cress might have been grown from bore him away into the wood with a rapidity come upon her countenance was but tbe reflec­ tion of the brightened spirit within, and though much.” In an instant the sickle is laid at its trious youths and men in the land, if parents “ But you have not been out of the prison !” Every bound of his steed carried him far­ them. Beauty, in clean linen collar and wrist­ that defied pursuit. The loud outcries raised she might not regard the idea of “ angels wor­ feet, and it is humbled to the ground. Cast : would teach their children not to say, ‘ I can’t,’ I saw it nevertheless ! ther from his home, and the shades of night bands would have shone hero with intolerable by those faculties not entirely paralyzed by rying ” iu precisely the same light as her sensi­ down in spirit, it is removed to the threshing but train them up as members of the Try Corn- lustre ; but the blear-eyed merchant did not terror and consternation, only served to increase floor, and thore it i3 beaten and turned, and ' pany. “ But bow was that possible? Explain began to fall on hill and tower. Still the tive little boy, it lifted her thoughts from the come out bright by contrast; he had taken the the tiger’s speed. Though scarcely a moment beaten and turned, till all its haughtiness and 1 Whenover I see a hoy or girl diligently learn- what you mean!” sound ol horses’ hoofs were thundering in his turbid current of household vexations into noble local color.—You could see him, and that was had elapsed, not a trace of the animal remained, “ I can not. All that I can say is, that car, aud be was driven to his wit’s end ; but channels. And when, at one o’clock, she seat­ pride aro removed. Then it is roughly shaken. . ing some difficult lesson, 1 say to rnyseiy there’s all, like a partridge in a furrow ; a snuff-color­ so impenetrable was the thicket through which Then it is ground between two great stones, un- a member of the Try Company.” ed her guests at her neatly spread table, and I saw him killed.” just as he turned the angle of the wood, he ed mau ; coat rusty all but tho collar, and that he had retreated ; but, notwithstanding the ap­ helped them to the nice juicy ham of her own til all its comeliness of form has departed, and i t , Whenever I see a ehild of naturally irratable When was he killed and how?” heard a low moan. A man lay prostrate greasy ; poor as its color was, his linen had parent hopelessness of the case, no means which curing, the well-cooked vegetables, snowy bread, begins to despair of life. But the end is not temper striving to repress the stirrings of ano-er “ It was the night I was arrested.” near the fence of a meadow, and blood gush- thought it worth omulatiug ; blackish nails, cot­ human ingenuity could suggest was left untried- and delicate rhubarb pie, no one would have im­ yet, for it is caught up, and mixed with other i -keeping tke mouth shut lest the tongue should ‘ That can not be ; he was alive when ed from a fearful wound in his arm. He had ton wipe, little bald place on head, but didn't Torches were instantly scattered, weapons were things, and pushed and kneaded aud cut, till the * utter unguarded words, 1 say to mvself there’s shine lor tho same reason that the windows agined, she had been half the morning ready to you were seized!” cut an artery with his scythe, and was in hastily snatched up, and the whole party rush­ shed tears for the want of a beef-steak, and a last breath of life seems on its lips, and it ex- a member of the Try Company. didn’t. Mr. Clinton approached this “ dirty ed into the forest—some beating the bushes on “ Yes, he was ; he was killed an hour af­ danger of immediate dissolution. The young little rice, or tapioca. Would that all the Mar­ claims, -‘ 0 , may I not now re s t!” “ Yes, rest When I see a kind and loving sister showing money,” this rusty coin, in the spirit of flunkey- every side, while others pressed their way doctor sprang from his horse and staunched thas of our land might learn the secret of true now,” is tho reply, and it is thrust into the kindness to her little brother, and lessenin'’ the ter that. They stabbed him with a knife.” ism. through tlie tangled underwood, in a state of household nobleness. heated oven to be finished. Sometimes we need daily duties and trials of her mother, I°say , “ Where were you then ?” the wound. Bandages were applied, and his “ Sir,” said he in a low reverential tone, anxiety incapable of description. to bo thus treated, before we aro fit for pre- there's a good member of the Try Company. “ I can’t tell; but I saw it.” life was saved. The pursuer had also thrown “ this party is disposed to purchase a few hun­ The victim selected by the tiger was an offi­ sentation to our “ Father in Heaven.” | When 1 see an apprentice attentive to his The confidence with which the girl assert­ himself from his horse, and as the physician dred acres in the colonies.” cer, whose presence of mind and dauntless cour­ Da. Dewev on Slavery.—The Rev. Dr. ------l master’s interests, and making good use of his ed what seemed to her hearers impossible tied up the last bandage, he looked up in his Mr. Rich looked up from his desk and point­ age, in the midst of the most appalling danger, Dewey has addressed, through tho New York B aron. H u m b o lt. leisure hours, I say to myself, there’s a member and absurd, disposed them to imagine that face and said, “ How lucky, neighbor, that I ed with a sweep of his pen to the walls. most providentially enabled him to meet the ex­ Post, another letter in reply to an assault upon ' of the Try Company. she was either really insane, or pretending to was able to arrive just in time, “ There are the maps ; tho red crosses are igencies of bis situation. Neither the anguish him from Charleston. Ho concludes as fol­ Bayard Taylor in one of his letters from Eu- : Whenever I see a Sunday School teacher, reg­ my land. They are numbered. Refer to the he endured from the wound already, the horri­ lows :— be so. So, leaving Michel aside, they pro-: The wondering spectator was silent with rope gives an interesting account of a visit to ' ularly at his post, at the appointed time, and margin of the map and you will find the acres ble manner iu which he was hurried along And is this a day when freedom—the sweet­ Baron Humbolt. On entering the house his greeting his class wiih a smile I say to myself, ceeded to interrogate her about the robbery, 1 awe and after assisting the wounded man and the latitude and longitude calculated to a through bush and brake, and the prospect so est boon of nature—is to he gravely argued name was announced to the Baron who was in ■ there’s a member of the Try Company. ’ asking her if she was guilty. home, he told auoh a miraculous tale to the fraction. When juu have settled in what part Immediately belore him of a drcadfui'deatb, sub-1 against as an evil and a curse to all but a priv- an adjoining a p a r t m e n t “ He came up to me, . Parents, teach your little ones to" be good “ Oh, no !” she answered. I wondering villagers, as secured to the young of the world you buy, come to-rne again ; time dued tho firmness of his spirit; aud meditating [ ileged few, and bondage is to be held up to ad- says Taylor, with a heartiness and cordiality ' members of tho Try Company. Every family “ Then how came the property to be found physician not only a reputation for skill, but is gold.” with the utmost coolness upon the readiestm iration ? When the sentiments of all man- which made me feel that I was in the presence ' may have its Try Company. Dear reader are about you?” also a supernatural prescience. Thus did And tbe blear-eyed merchant wrote, and sealed, means of effecting his own deliverance, he pro- kind have been slowly rising up to a solemn re- of a friend, gave mo his hand, and inquired you a member of tlie Try Company. “ I don’t know; I saw nothing but the the merest accident contribute more to bis and filed, and took no notice of bis customers. eeeded coutiously to make the attempt. He I monstrance against it; when our government whether we should converse ia English or Ger- They found red crosses in several of the United wore a brace of pistols in his belt, and tlie tiger ( has gained honor in the eye of nations, by pro­ murder.” advancment, than years of studious toil could ‘ Your letter,’ said he, ‘ was that of a States, in Canada, in Borneo, in nearly all the having seized him by the waist, his arms were i nouncing the foreign trade in slaves to be pira- German, and you must certainly speak the lan Attending Meetings. “ But there no grounds for supposing Mi- have done ; and the impertinent curiosity of colonies, and as luck would have it, they found consequently left at liberty. Applying his hand ! e y ; when England has nobly emancipated the gunge familiarly ; but I am also in the habit of The question has often beeu suggested, wheth­ chel is dead ; his body has not been found.” a waggish neighbor opened for him a path to one small cross within thirty miles of Bathust, to the monster’s side he asesrtained the exact 'bondsmen ' in her colonies—nobly, whether, in I using English.’ He insisted on my taking one er a pastor is under greater obligation to attend “ It is in the aqueduct.” business which the most influential patronage and the margin euscribed it as five hundred acres. position of the ’heart, then drawing out his the manner and form, wisely or not; when the j end of the green sofa, observing that he rarely punctually religious meetings of the church and “ And do you know who slew him?” might never have been able to provide for Mr. Meadows stepped toward the desk. pistol, placed the muzzle to the part and fired.— nobler part of tbe whole civilized world bursts I sat upon it himself, then drew up a plain cane- society with which he is connected than the “ Yes—it is a woman. Michel was walk- him. “ I have found a small property near Bath­ Perhaps same slight tremor in his fingers, or a out with acclaim to every honest effort to break bottomed chair, andseated himself beside it ask­ pf-ople themselves. Doubtless some of our read urst. jerk occasioned by tho rough road and .brisk j all chains, and let tbe world be free ; now, in ing me to speak a little louder than usual, as bis j ers have heard this hinted at by their pastors, ing very slowly, after I was taken from him. ' ------“ Bathurst? where is that}” paco of the anmal caused the ball to miss its j this age, in free America, is a body of civilized hearing was not so acute as formerly. As I :A correspondent of the True Union relates a A woman came behind him with a large Desperate Conflict between a Lion “ In Australia.” aim, and a tighter gripe and} accelerated trot - and Christian men rush in the face of the world looked at the majestic old man, tho line of Ten­ case where the matter was brought to a practi­ kitchen-knife; but he heard her, and turned “ Suit?” alone announced the wound he hadj received, i and of all humane public sentiment, and to say nyson, describing Wellington, came to my mind: cal issue, ile says: and Gemsbok. “ If the price suits. W hat is the piice, Sir ” round ; and then the woman flung a piece of A moment of inexpressible anxiety ensued, y e t! that slavery is a good thing—that it is right— , O, good grey head, which all men know.’ “ A certain church of my acquaintance, had gray stuff over his head, and struck him re- Dr. Livingstone gives a very interesting de- “ The books must tell us th at.” undismayed by the ill success of his efforts, J not temporarily and in relation to certain cir- agreed in mid-summer, to hold their meetings peatedly with the knife ; the gray stuff was scription of a fight he witnessed in Africa be- Mr. Rich stretched out his arm and seized a tbough painfully aware tliatjie possessed a sin-j cumstances, but intrinsically, essentially, and The first impression made by Humbolt’s face is for the Lard’s day at 4 P. M. rather than at rnuch stained with the blood. Michel fell at tw??n a lion and antelope. The Doctor and his ledger and gave it to Meadows. J e chance for life, the heroic individual p re-' everlastingly right ? And is every man that that of a broad and genial humanity. Ilis mas- : night on account of the shortness of the night. “ I have but one price for land, and that is pared with more careful deliberation, to make : honostly protests-against this fatal and frightful sive brow, ’heavy —:.i-.iwith the gathered n.----1 —:. wisdomj — o.cl-.- f ! Very soon it was found that n .t more than half tne eighth• i n i-i„mblow, and i the n a woman dragged__zwi the guides had iust emerged from a narrow i denie i i ® , i i , i ii - -ai between two rocky lulls, when they heard an live per cent profit, on my out-lay. Book will a fresh attempt. He felt for the pulsation of the ! perversion of the natural feeling for sacred hu- nearly a century, bends forward and overhangs i the members wc-ie present at 4, while at 11 A. body to the aqueduct and let it fall in with- angry growI) whicj) they knew t0 b/ tbat of tbe tell you what it 6tands me in ; and five per cent lieart a second time, placed his remaining pistol inanity to be, without scruple, assailed as a tra- his breast, like a ripe ear of corn ; but as you i M. the house was crowded. After complaining out ever liftiug the stuff which stuck to his . monarch of the forest.’ At the distance of to that, and take the land away or leave it.” firmly against the vital part, and drew the trig- ducer and villian! God forbid that 1 should j look below it, a pair of clear blue eyes, almost | several times of this afternoon defection, the face.” not more than forty yards in udvanee of them, With this curt explanation Mr. Rich resumed ger with a steadier hand, and with nicer precis­ say that Southern men do th a t; 1 know them , as brightand steady as a child’s meet your owu. ' pastor, who as some thought was rather a queer As it was easy to verify these latter asser- a gemsbok stood at bay, while a huge, tawny his work. ion. The jaws suddenly relaxed their grasp, Letter. Said a Southern mau to m e: ‘ I detest I In those eyes you meet that trust iu man, that ' genius, resorted to the followin'- method of re- tion.?in- evidently meditating an attack Sir,” said Mr. Clinton. “ Five times five hun­ The triumph of the victor, as he surveyed the -----poorr.,i fellow------runningr ------for his liberty—I would.,i Sq0WS of eighty-seven winters lie so lightly upon i noon, when the clock struck 4, to the surprise stuff over his head, exactly as she described. ° n 41,0 antetloPetj on >' a 8Paco ,of abo“4 4w„enty dred shillings, one hundred and twenty-five lifeless body of the animal stretched upon the help him and not binder him.’ Who—what his head. You trust him utterly at the first of those assembled in the church, the Pastor ,. . . i? i i i i i ii i tost separated the two animals, lh e lion ap- pounds. Interest at five per cent, six pounds ground, was subdued by the loss of blood, and man at the North or South—dares to say that glance, and you feel that he will trust you, if was absent. After waiting a short time, two of i*ut when they asked her how she knew ail pearej j)e animated with the greatest fury, five.” the pain of his wound. He was uncertain, too, he has not a perfectly natural right to run you aro worthy of it. I had approached him the Deacons, (the other five being at home,) this, she could only answer “ I don’t know. the gemsbok was apparently calm and resolute, “ When did I buy it ?” asked Mr. Rich. whether his failing strength would enable him i away from bondage, if ho can. I would run with a natural feeling of reverence, but in five went to his residence, apprehending that he was “ B ut you know who killed him !” presenting bis well fortified bead to the eifemy. “ Oh ! when did you buy it, Sir?” to reach the camp, even if he could be certain ! away if I were a slave—you would, every man minutes I found that I loved him, and could sick. They found him in his study, lying on a “ Not exactly; it is the same woman that j Tbe lion cautiously changed his position, de- Mr. Rich snatched the book a little pettishly of finding his way to i t ; but bis anxiety upon J would. And how iu the name of justice, bow, talk with him as freely as with a friend of my lounge, reading. On their inquiry why he was put out his eyes ; but, perhaps, he will tell scended to the plain and made a circuit, obvi- and gave it to Meadows. this point was speedily ended by the loud shouts I with this innate and everlasting conviction own age_ ilis nose, mouth and chin have the j at church, the Pastor gravelv replied, that me her name to-night; and if he does, I will ' ?us’y for the. P“ rPuse, °f( attack‘D= ‘he ge“ sb°k You make tlie calculation,” said he ; “ the which met his ear, from his friends searching j pleading in the bosom of humanity, is it possi- heavy Teutonic character, whose genuine type ; having eaten a bountiful dinner, and the weath- ,, . „ ® in the rear, but the latter was on the alert and figures are all there. Come to me when you for him. IIe staggered onward in the direction j ble to say that human slavery is a right, just, always expresses an honest simplicity and di- ' er being very hot, he did not feel like going to still turned his head towards his antagonist.— have made it.” whence the sound proceeded, and issued from j beautiful and admirable thing? Human—sla- rectness. • * I was most surprised by the church ; and as a large number of tbe brethren “ \v horn do you mean by h e . The maneuvering lastod for half an hour, when Tho laud had been bought twenty-seven years fcho thicket covered with blood and exhausted, I very I the words do not belong to ono another; youthful character of his face. I knew tbat be seemed to take it by turns to stay at home, ha “ Why, Michel, to be sure !” it appeared to the observers that the gemsbok and some months ago. Mr. Meadows made the hut free from wounds of a mortal nature. j they fly asunder as witii a thousand explosive had been frequently indisposed during the pres- • thought it his turn'to stay at home this after- During the whole of the following night, used a stratagem to induce the lion to make the calculation in a turn of the hand, and announc­ forces.” ont year, and had been told that he was begin- ! noon. without allowing her to suspect their inten- assault. The Hank of the antelope was for a ed it. Rich rang a hand-bell. Another snufiy ning to show the marks 'of his extreme age; but tion, they watched her ; and it was observed moment turned to bis fierce assailant. As quick figure, with a stoop and a bald bead came Tlie SweU-head Disease. 1 should not have suspected him of being over through a curtain. The Celebrated Dr. J ohnson.—His man­ seventy-five. His wrinkles are few and small A P hysician’s I mpulse.—Kingsley’s “ Two th at she never lay down, but sat upon the as lightning the lion made a spring but while This dreadful disease sometimes attacks hors- Jones, verily that calculation,” ners had never been courtly. They now became and his skin has a smoothness and delicacy rare­ Years Ago,” like all of his other works, is full , , . f , , . , , ft i i be was vet m the air, the gemsbok turned his es, and probably, other animals, as monkeys and almost savage. Being frequently under the ne- bed in a sort o f lethargic slumber. H er body ; ,jead b 'n,jing |)is neck gQ “ t0 preseut Qne ' Penny half-penny two pence, penny half- ly seen in old men. Ilis hair, although snow- of gems—of which the following is a speci­ was quite motionless except at intervals, when his spearlike horns at the lion’s breast. penny two pence. Mum, mum! Half-penny Jacka8ses ; and some, as the parrot and moking-1 oessity of wearing shabby coats and dirty shirts, white, is still abundant, his step slow but firm, men : bird. But men are more subject to it, and with , pg became a conlirmed sloven. Being often very and his manner active almost to restlenesa. You are a greater puzzle to me, Thurnall,” this repose was interrupted by violent ner- terrible laceration was the consequence; tbe ( wrong, Sir.” them it is more fatal. “ There is a halfpenny wrong,” cried Mr. hungry when he sat down to bis meals, he con­ Ho sleeps but four hours out of the twenty- said Frank, “ You aro always pretending to vous shocks which pervaded her whole frame. ' lion fell hack on his haunches, and showed a Cause.—Vacuity in the cranium. It is often Rich to Meadows with a most injured air. tracted a habit of eating with ravenous greedi­ four, reads and replies to his daily rain of let­ care for nothing but pour own interest, and yet On the ensuing day. the moment she was ghastly wound in the lower part of his neck.— augmented by flatteiy, especially when the cer- ness. Even to the end of his ilfe, and even at brought before the judge, she declared that lie ut,tarad a hl')vl of raSe and anguish and “ There is, Sir,” said Meadows, “ but it is on ters, and suffers no single occurrence of the here you have gone out of your way to incur entum is email and ill shaped. Men of large the tables of the great, the sight of food affects least interest it any part of tho world to escape odium, knowing, you say, tbat your cause was she was now able to tel! them the name of ba?kad off a d.,3tancef.ot bfty seeming the right side for you. I thought I would make information, however, are sometimes aliiicted it even money against myself.” wild beasts of prey.—His taste in cookery, his attention. I could not perceive that his all but hopeless.” “ IVell, I do it because I . half disposed to give up the contest, but hunger, with it, in which there is found an inordinate the assassin. , . , fury or revenge once mure impelled him forward. “ Thore arc only two ways, wrong and right,” formed in ordinaries and alamode beef-sbops, memory, tho first mental faculty to show decay, like it. I t’s a sort of sporting with your true swelling in the upper region of the head, just “ But stay, said the magistrate; “ did i jj;s gecOnd ttssault was more furious and head- was the reply. “ Jones, makes it right. There, was far from delicate.—Whenever lie was so is at all impared. He talks rapidly, with the doctor. He blazes away at a disease when he hack of the' opexcranii ’ (top of the head.) The Michel never tell you when he was alive,! long; he rushed at the gemsbok and attempted that is the price for the next half hour; after fortunate as to have near him a hare that had greatest apparent ease, never hesitating for a sees one, as lie would at a bear or a lion—the business hours to-day add a day’s interest; and, protuberance is called self esteem, been kept too long, or a meat-pie made with word, whether in English or German, and, in very sight of it excites his organ of destructive­ how he lost his sig h t?” to leap over his formidable horns in order to Svjii’to.'is.—Tile poor creature usually fancies rancid butter, he gorg“d himself with such vio- •> \ o —but the m orning before I was ar- alight on Ids back. The gemsbok, still stand- Jones, if he does not buy, write your calculation fact, seemed to bo unconscious which language ness. Don’t you understand me? You hate himself the biggest, smartest, best aud baud-, [ence tbaj pia voins swelled, and tlie moisture he was using, as he changed five or six times in sin, you know. Well, I hate disease. Mora! rested, he promised me to do so; and that ing on thcWcnsive, elevated his head, speared into the book with date—save time next cus­ soiaest man in.tbs crowd—loves the ‘ uppermost j broke out of his forehead. The affronts which tomer comes for it.” the course of the conversation. He did not re­ evil is your devil, and physical evil is mine; I , r i - i *1 n i the liun in his side, and inflicted what the spec- seats in the synagogues’—is given to impudence, j pis poverty emboldened stupid and low-miuded was he cause of his death. utors be]ifived tQ bo a morta, wound_ ag “ You need not troublo Mr. Jones,” said main in his chair more than ten minutes at a hate it, little or big ; I hate to see a fellow sick; impertinence, and unusually bad manners iu men offer him, would have broked a mean “ How could that be . horns penetrated to the depth of six or eight Meadows. “ I take tbe land. Here is two time, frequently getting up and walking about I hate to see a ehild ricketty aud pale ; I hate ‘ Last night Michel came to me, and he J inches. Again the lion retreated, groaning and j hundred and fifty pounds—that is rather more company—is censorious and fond of finding and ; Spp-it into sycophancy, but made him rude, even tho room, now aud then pointing to a picture or to see a speck of dirt in the street; I bate to exposing tbe foibles of his associates—-has lew 110...... forocity...... j- Unhappily Unhappily tho insolence which, .. . , pointed to the man hidden behind the scaf- limping in a manner which showed that he was than half tlie purciiase-money.” opening a book to illustrate some remark. * * I SC8 a woman’s gown torn : I hate to see her friends and no lovers, and lias generally a bad ! wp;ie it was defensive, was pardonable, and in 1 You havo traveled much, and seen many stockings down at the heel; I hate to see any­ folding on which he and I had been sitting, severely h u r t; but he soon collected all bis en “ Jones count.” odorr to polite " and ..... well bred people—given i- - -to SOme sense respectable, accompanied him into “ When can 1 have tlie deeds Sir ?” ruins,’ said Humbolt, as lie gavo me Ilis band thing wasted: manure wasted, land wasted, He showed me the man listeninglo us, when ergies for another attack. At the instant of swellingRing and strutting, as if ini one moment-be societies where be was treated with courtesy “ Ten to-morrow.” again; ‘ now you have seen one more.’ ‘Not muscle wasted, pluck wasted, brains wasted ; he said, ‘ I'll tell you all about that to-night;’ collision the gemsbok presented a horn so as to fancies himself a toad, aud the next a turkey and kindness. He was repeatedly provoked into “ Receipt for two hundred and fifty pounds,” a ruin,’ I could not help replying; • but a pyra­ I hate neglect, incapacity, idleness, ignoranca i . * ,, ® ; strike toe lion immediately between Jus two fore- cock, lie is egotistic and passionately fond ot striking those who had taken liberties with him. and then the m an------i , and g0 fol.ceful wag , he Btroko tbat tb(j 6aid Meadows, fulling into the other's key. mid.’ For I pressed the hand which had touch­ and all the disease and misery which sprin<- out high sounding titles, as Squire, Captain, Colo- —All tbe sufferers, however, were wise enough “ Do you know the name of this man . whole length of the horn was buried in the lion’s “ Jones, write receipt—two, live, naught.” ed thoso of Frederick tho Great, of Forster, (the of them. There’s my devil; and I can’Uiolp nel, General, &c. The miserable patient is some­ to abstain from talking about their beatings, ex­ “ It is Luck. He went afterward to a bo,jy. For nearly a minute the two beasts stood “ Write me an agreement to sell,” proposed companion of Captain Cook,) of Klopstock and for the life of me, going at his throat whenever times so infatuated as to attempt to stride tlie cept Osborne, the most rapacious and brutal of broad street th a t leads down to the harbor, motionlees ; then the gemsbok, slowly backing, Meadows. Schiller, of Pitt, Napoleon, Josephine, tho Mar­ I meet him,” ocean, ur jump over very high mountains. These booksellers, who proclaimed everywhere that he and he entered the third house on the right withdrew his horn, and the lion tottered and “ No, you write it ; I’ll sign it. Jones en­ shals of the Empire, Jefferson, Hamilton, Wie­ aro only a few of the symptoms of this malady, had been knocked down by the huge fellow whom ____ „ ' fell on his side, bis lips quivering in tbe agonies ter transaction in the hook. Have you any land, Herder, Goethe, Cuvier, La Place, Gay but enough to identify it. lie hired to puff the Harleian Library.—Macau­ Lussac, Beethoven, Walter Scott ; in short, of In tfie early days of the colony of Massachu­ - W hat is the name of the street?” 1 d«atb- The victor made a triumphal flourish ihing to do, young gentleman?” Vreatment.—When it is caused by emptiness , 7 . . i a ai i • s of lus heels and trotted ofl appaarently with- “ No, Sir.” lay's Memoir. every great man whom Europe has produced for setts, au honest farmer had occasion to address “ 1 don t know ; but the house is one story (jut bavjng reCeived the least injury in the con- of the cranium, it is only necessary to fill up the three-quarters of a century. I looked into the the judges of the highest legal tribunal of the “ Then draw this pen through the map and the vacum with good ideas, a solid education or lower than the adjoining ones. Luck told djct margin. Good morning, gentlemen.” eyes which had uobonly seen this living history province. The letter was received, and the Catherine what he had heard, and she pro­ common sense. When induced by diminutive­ H eed this, Young Men.—That ‘ tho excesses of the world pass by, scene by scene, till tho clerk of tho court, proceeding to read it, came And the money-making machine rose and dis­ ness, or malformation of brain, the cure is slow posed to him to assassinate Alichel ; but he missed them as lie had received them, with a of our youth are drafts upon our old age, paya­ actors retired ono by one, to return no more, to this strange sentence : Prescrving Sliingles on Roofs. and difficult. We have known some cases which ble at sight,’ is well exemplified in this humor­ refused, saying, ‘It was bad enough to have short, sharp business conge. but had behind the cataract of Atures and the “ I address you not as judges, but as Indian defied every remedy aud destroyed the patients. ous description of that species of the ‘ cereal deoils'.” He hesitatted and looked at the sen­ burnt out his eyes fifteen years belore, while Some paint roof shingles after they are laid. Ye fair, who, turn a shop head over heels, forests of the Cassiquirae, Chimborazo, the Am­ A cure must be attempted by exercising and cul­ grains,’ known as ‘ wild oats.’ A crop that is azon and Popocatapetl, the Altaian Alps of Si­ tence again very carefully. “ Yes,” said he This makes them rot sooner than they otherwise maul sixty yards ot ribbon and buy six, which he was asleep at your door, and to have kid­ tivating those faculties which are deficient, such generally sown between eighteen and twenty- beria. tbe Tartar steppes and the Caspian Sea. he, he actually addresses your honors as In-’ would. Some paint the courses as they are being sent borne, insatiable becomes your desire napped him into the country.’ Then I went to change it for other six which you had fuirly, as the judgment and the understanding and de­ live ; the harvest generally sets in about ten Suah a splendid circle of experience well befits a dian devils!” The dignitaries of the Bench laid : this is a great preservative, if each shingle pleting self esteem, &c. The skulls of theso in to ask charity, and Catherine put a piece closely, and with all the powers of your mind, years after, and is commonly found to consist life of such generous devotion to science. I havo were of course indignant and sent the epistle is paiuted the length of three courses. Bat patients aro usually very thick and hard, so that of plate into my pocket, that I might be ar- compared with it during the seventy minutes of a broken constitution, two weak legs, a bad never seen so sublime un example of old age— back, with a demand for an explanation : when • - l r , , . , about assure aw ay to preserve shingles, and it is hard pounding anything into them, but the purchase occupied, let me respectfully inform cough, and a trunk—filled with small vials and crowned with imperishable success, full of the it appeared that the man intended to address rested; then she hid herself behind the aque- jbaj wj{b j jttle or no expense, is a mode recom- tlioy are excessivoly fond of soft soap—give them you that the above business took just eight min­ medical prescriptions. ripest wisdom, cheered and sweeteued by tbe them, “ not as judges, but as individuals.” duct to wait for Michel, and she killed him.’ mended in a letter to us by Hon. David Hunter, a pound or two everyday, and it will soften the utes, and that “ when it was done, ’twas done.” noblest attributes of tbe heart. A ruin indeed ! Ibis reminds us of a lapsuspenna, which oc­ “ But, since you saw all this, why did you of Clinton, on the 22d of February last. We skull so that you can probably get a little No ! a human templo, perfect as the Parthe­ curred somewhere ia Georgia, in more modern keep the plate—why didn’t you give infor- republish so much of this letter as relates to gumption into it or a modicum ratiocination, and A ll the D ifekrence.—A quibbling writer of non.” times. tiou ?” v o j tbjs BU|)ject( jn hopes that it may be of service “ I like you,” said a girl to her suitor, “ but they will soon be well. When this will not cure, the last century quaintly observes, that when An ignorant fellow, in a petition to tho jus­ “ But I didn’t see it then. Michel showed | more, that nearly all peo- I cannot leave home ; I am a widow’s only dar­ soft soap wili palliate. tice of the inferior court of a certain county, In the case of those gentlemen, from ten to the cannons of tho princes began to war, the ling ; no husband can equal my parent in kind­ canons of tho church were destroyed. Great excitement is said to exist at Paterson, addressed the honorable gentleman as “ just- it to me last night. j je jf they would only attend to it; that ness.” “ She is kind,” replied the wooer, “ but twenty years old, who get to putting on boots and “ It was,” says ho, “ first mitrum that gov­ N. J ., in regard to the finding of pearls in fresh asses,’’ not more to their indignation than to “ B ut what should induce Catherine to do | jg, t0 sprinkle slaked lime on the roofs of their pantloons of their fathers, and to teaching their be my wife ; we will all live together, find see if erned the world, and then nitrum— first Saint watsr clams, or muscles. A number of pearls the mirth of the wags of the county, who de­ th is? ” I buildings in rainy weather. Put it on consid- 1 don’t beat your mother.” teachers, reproving, counseling, and some times, Peter, and then saltpetre. of a large size are reported to have been found. clared that the term was exceedingly apt, partic­ “ Michel was her husband, and she had erably thick, so as to make thcr roof look white, insulting old ago, chewing tobhacco, smoking ularly the last part of it. forsaken him to come to Odessa and m arry and you will never be troubled with^moss—and cigars and drinking whiskey—swearing and cut­ Tbe men “ after God’s own heart ” are only again. One night, fifteen years ago, she if r the " shingles'u‘ are covered ever so thick ~'‘1'with ting the dandy swell-head generally—appotite The Congregationalism in an article upon moss, by putting the lime on twice it will take so for a time and mission. Every good one is a The Arabs have a proverb, “ The moment a saw Michel, who had come to seek her. She for late hours, bad company and bar-rooms vo- smoking, says ‘ the Btreet smoker is th« skunk The fire-fly only shines when on the wing.__ it all on, and leave it quite clean, and it will man after God’s own heart, for the work he has racions— a little oil of birch, applied by the man is satisfied with himBelf, every body else is of civilization.’ So is it with the mind; when once we rest we slipped hastily into hqr house, and Michel, to do, dissatisfied with him.” darken. Itocfclaift © a^ tfe, the shoals or in doubling Cape Cod, there must The Flower Queen. LATER FROM EUROPE. Tbe Indian W ar iu Minnesota. LATER FROM NICARAGUA. C. P. FESSENDEN, be a shift of wind to gain any port from Plymouth We had the pleasure, a few evenings since, Of h Jr^f H prj' a ’ The ? M- q„"e l ' ibUnes ' Obihans, April 27. The steamship E m -! to Portland. Vessels bound to them make some if the harbors of the Vineyard Sound, and are being present at a rehearsal of this pleasing lit­ Halifax, April 23. hand o f Si8 11* India lan wa5 ’,n J n. Sp ., ( pire City has arrived here with California datesI, < Ttl*nrro'-ia-f'uruggist and Apothecary, A TloUlPP/LTV Thursday Evening, April 30, 1857. sometimes, after sailing jsiih a fair wind, met tle opera, by the pupils of Mr. G. D. Smith’s Steamer America, from Liverpool morning of by an adverse gale befor*they reach their port, Class, who purpose, in a short time, to peiform 11th inst. arrived here this P. M. women into captivity. Among tho killed are p!-°r? la' NO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK. and after being driven around Nantucket Shoals, William Wood. George E. Wood, Mr. Church, I bh" e 18 "? Pol,ti cal n.ewa ,of, Ship Canal across Cape Cod. it before the public. To say that wo were The America passed 11th, American ship regain the Sound to make a new effort. But Phoenix, towing up the Mersey. Off Puint Li­ and Josiah Stuart. Two Indians were killed' ^ ranci.sco 18 dul1’ but CIuneSe ROCKLAND, ME. pleased would he to express ourself very faint­ All of our readers who are familiar with the the same wind that would carry a vessel Into nas, passed American ship James Foster, J r . ; during the attack-one by Mrs. Church. Two P E x.s“ nntor t l T X QANFORD’S Invigorator by map of Massachusetts will have noticed the pe­ the Vineyard, would carry her up Buzzard's ly. To hear such a number of sweet voices 12tli, passed steamship Africa, American ship of tho women carried off were Mrs. Marvel and Ex Senator Foote has returned to the ranks O 16tf C P FESSENDEN, Ajenl. Bay, and through the Canal to Boston Light, of the Democratic party. culiar conformation of the peninsula of Cape singing in good time and in perfect harmony bound east, supposed to be the Medford : 13th, Miss Gardner. ind all the other eastern harbors would be un- passed screw steamer bound east, supposed to The Pacific Mail Company have failed. ERRICK’S Sugar Coated Pills, for sale by Cod. It extends lrom the line of Plymouth was a rich treat, and one which we advise our Thirty volunteers, under Dr. W. F. Lewis, ler the lee bow, with a northwest wind running bo the Alps. started in pursuit of the Indians, und, coming The Empire City brings one hundred of Col. 16lf c P FESSENDEN, Atfeot. Lockbridge’s men. Seventy other filibusters, H county easterly into the Atlantic for a distance from the canal.” readers not to miss when an opportunity pre­ Tl.e Fulton sailed from Southampton and the up with one of their encampmets, charged upon including Generals Hornsby and Wheat, took CRE AM of Lillies at The Board also examined another route which sents itself. Clyde sailed from Glasgow 8th. The North it, killing four. Fifty men, under Captain Dodd, of about 35 miles, and then, changing its direc­ passage nt Aspinwall in the Illinois, for New No 5 Kimball Block. tion, extends nearly north for about 30 miles, had been suggested—that between Barnstable The Flower Queen is an operetta, and the American arrived at Liverpool 10th. had gone from St. Peter’s, and another party York. Others remuined at Aspinwall, awaiting COA and Shells for sale nt from Traverse de Sioux. plot is a very pretty one. The flowers have met Great Britian. a passage home. C° No 5 Kimball Block, when it forms another bend, and running in­ Harbor and Hyannis, and between Barstable A later account says the party under Capt. The elections are now almost over. The Lon­ Col. Lockbridge’s retreat is confirmed. ENNEDY'S DISCOVERY, The oenuine ia ward towards the coast of Massachusetts, finds Harbor and Yarmouth Harbor. This route was in a secluded dell to choose a Queen, wdien their Dodd had a fight with the Indians, killing 12 don Post announjes the result thus :—Liberals The Costa Ricans have taken possession of for sale by songs are interrupted by a Recluse, who, dis and losing none. K C P FESSENDEN. its termination at Race Point, opposite and wesi round impracticable, and the Journal says that 338 ; Liberul Conservative 74 ; Conservatives Punta Arenas, and the steamer Rescue, with a of Provincetown Harbor. This harbor is formed *• they found the dividing ridge between the two contented with the world, determines to quit it 200 ; Ministerial losses 13 : gains 75. A party of 100 Winnebago warriors had gone great amount of ammunition and six pieces of out against the Sioux. CLARKE’S FEMALE PILLS by the last bend of the cape, and the outer aids former harbors to he eighty feet above the tide, forever. The flowers soothe liis mind with their SiJney Herbertis spoken of to replace Pan­ artillery. mure as Minister of War. Gen. Shields, with a company of volunteers, cheerful songs, and then proceed to the selec­ Col. Lockhridge’s men were taken to Aspin­ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. of the cape, opposite the harbor is perhaps 38 and the plain to the South beyond it, four miles The ministerial candidate for Speaker is llou. had also started for the seat of war. wall by British vessels. tion of their Queen. As in our Presidential One account says 53 persons are missing, not Prepared from i prescription ofSir James Clarke, M. D. miles due east of Marshfield, on the coast, and to Hyannis harbor, apparently thirty feet above Evelyn Dennison. The J . L. Stephens brought to Aspinwall no including the four women made captives. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable about 00 miles S. W. from Boston. tide. They remark that there would be a want and Guberuational elections, there are plenty of T h e Great Western Railway, of Canada, has further reliable intelligence from Gen. Walker. declared a dividend of 9 per cent. Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and This peninsula is, as is well known, a great of water for lockage over this route, while the candidates, each of whom presents her claims. Private dispatches, however, received here dangerous disorders to which the female constitution la Hie English Gcvernment has agreed to fur­ Generous Gift to Rev Mr. Kallocu. Dr. from Aspinwall, state that his position at Rivas The most prominent are the Crocus, the Dahlia, subject. It moderates all exeess, and removes all obstruc­ obstruction to the navigation of the coast, and, circumstance of Barnstable harbor being at the nish the Atlantic Telegraph Company three David Jayne, a well known and wealthy citi­ is impregnable, and that he was likely to hold in the winter, vessels bound to Boston from the bottom of the Bay, rendering it necessary for the Hollyhock, tho Japonica, and the Sunflower, steamships, one to make soundings, and two to zen ot Philadelphia, on Tuesday last forwarded out loi months. tions, and a speedy cure maj' be relied on. to Rev. Mr. Kalloch a cheek on the Girard Bank TO MARRIED LADIES South are often compelled to make a harbor ai vessels to beat out against a north west wind, each of whom favors the sovereignty with a assist in laying the ctble. These same dispatches confirm the previous for the sum of two thousand dollars, for the pur­ it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a sho; time, bring on stump speech, in more melodious strains, how­ The Agememnon, 10 gun ship, of 3000 tons, reports of a battle between his forces and tho Holmes’ Hole, Edgarton or Hyannis, where they seems to have been considered an insuperable is to be employed to liy down the cable, in con­ pose of delraying the expenses of Mr. Kalloch’s the monthly period with regularity. Allies at San Jorge, and state that another at­ Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears ihe Government may be obliged to remain for weeks,before they objection to both of these routes.” ever, than we usually hear on such occasions. nection with the U. 8 steamship Niagara. Tho recent trial. lie has also been offered the pas­ tack was expested about the 20th of April. Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. can attempt to go round the cape. This project was never acted upon by Congress, After a good deal of wire working on the part entire cable will be completed in June, and be toral charge of one of the largest congregations The Transit route is open to the Pacific. of the candidates, and their friends, the flowers laid July next. in Philadelphia.—Bee. Gen. Walker’s brother died on the Empire CAUTION. From these ports they are obliged to run direct and we understand the plan of such a canal, These Pills should not he taken by females] that aro Fiance* City on the 26th inst. determine to allow the stranger to select a pregnant, during the first three months, as they are sure to ly for Boston, there being no ports accessible tu though occasionally talked of, is not seriously E xplosion op the Steamer Fanny Garner, The steamer Illinois left Aspinwall on the 6th Queen. Like a sensible man, he makes choice The various rumort which have been circu­ bring on miscarriage ; but at every other time and in every large vessels on the back side of Cape Cod, and entertained. The great importance of such a lated for the last few days, about an attempt on — Somerville TV. J. April 25.—The steam pro- for New York, with nearly $1,500,090 in Bpe- of the Rose. The sovereignty are all highly de­ pellor Fanny Garner, Capt. Bird, belonging to other case, the* are perfectly safe. as, from its situation, it is not always easy to work however, and the amount of advantage to the Emperor’s person, are unfounded. The on­ Sole Agents for this country. lighted (defeated candidates among the rest,) ly thing certain certah is the fact of several ar­ Jacob Shuaty of Bound Brook, exploded her run into Provincetown. It is also to be re­ lie derived from it, added to its feasibility, seem boiler this morning at half past two, on the I. C. BALDWIN Jc Co., the Rose expresses her gratitude, and the flowers rests having taken place in Paris, and depart­ Interere.«ling from Hoiifluras-Iunugiiratiou marked that the wind which is fair to go round to point to its eventual accomplishment, and, Delaware and Raratan Canal, near Weston, and Rochester, N. Y. ments connected with secret societies. of a British Lt. Governor of the Bay Is* separate, each to fulfil its mission of beautifying about 5 miles from this place, killing the Capt. TUTTLE & MOSES, Auburn, N. Y-, General Agents. the Cape from Holmes’ Hole, Edgarton and 11 v with the Journal, we think that “ the not verv A Convention has been concluded between lands— Six A m erican s wliot in G uatem ala and adorning the earth. The recluse has learned and 4 of her crew, and seriously injuring 3 oth­ N. B 5$ 1,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au anais is unfavorable to making Boston, Salem, distant future will see the accomplishment of Great Britain and France, for preventing future —San Salvador declared for W alker. thorized Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by return misunderstanding with regard to the right or ers, and totally destroying the propeller, she or other harbors on the coast, after, getting this great work.” a lesson and is induced once more to return to N ew York, April 27. The Herald has advices mail. trading at Porteidic, on the West Coast of Airi- being uctually blown into splinters above the usefulness and happiness. from Honduras of April 1st. Sir. Stevenson, For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, and N. WIGGIN round. • ca, and at Altriga, on the River Gambia water. Rev. Mr. Church’s Lecture. The words and music are really very beauti­ Tho boiler was carried forward some two hun­ the British Superintendent at Belize, had left a Rockland ; and one Druggist in every town in tbe United A meisure for obviating these difficulties ol Great Britian relnquishes the right hitherto en­ few days previously. Mr. Seymour, his success States. A good audience was in attendance nt the ful, the latter covering one hundred pages, and joyed under the tnaty of trading from the mouth dred yards over a hill 50 feet high, through an navigation which was originated years ago, and orchard, and was nearly buried in the ground. or in office, landed lrom the British brig-of-war BURR, FOSTER A CO,, No. 1 Cornhill, Boston Methodist Church, on Thursday evening last, to including forty dlff-rorcnfc soaga, duetts, trios, o f the River St. John to the Bay and Fort of Arab, on tho 30th ult. and next day was sworn Wholesale Agents for New England. which is now talked of, is to cut a ship canal Portendic. France cedes to England the French Iron fragments, coal, bbls. of eggs, and every listen to the lecture r#>nd before the Young quartetts, choruses, &c. Occasionally a chorus into office, with much ceremony. On the fol February 19, 1857. 6ra3 across the cape. This plan is pronounced feasi­ factory at Albrega; the French shall have free description of produce were scattered from 2 to Men's Forensic Union, by Rev. Mb. Churcu. and several solos are all going at the same time, 500 yards around. lowing day, the Arab took him down to Ruatan, ble by men of competent judgment, and if exe­ access to the River Gambia for purposes of com­ where he was sworn in. in the name of Queen Che subject of the lecture was an interesting pr~ducing a very fine efl'cct. The entire repre­ merce, and shall be allowed to reside at the town A part of her connecting pipe and a stick of cuted would be a most important work, and ol wood was found in the woods over 500 yards off Victoria, as Her Majesty's Lieutenant Governor . W I G G I N , ind practical one—“ Success in Life,” and the sentation will occupy about an hour and a half. of Bathurst, and such other trading stations as of Bay Islands. This fact caused much excite great advantage, very much shortening the may hereafter be appointed. A dwelling house on tho canal, and within lecture was listened to with much attention. The Flower Queen Class was commenced by 50 yards of the explosion escaped with only meet, as it geemed to indicate that England had Druggist and Apothecary, Voyage from the South to Boston, and, no doubt Spain* Che lecturer’s position was that a firm deter broken windows, from tbe fact that the force of no real intention of ceding the colony to Hon­ NO. 4 SPEAR BLOCK. saving many thousand dollars worth of property Mr. Smith about six weeks ago, and numbers A Madrid letter says that very active commu­ duras. mination and indomitable perseverance, added the explosion carried everything over it. The (Recently occupied by J. C. MOODY.) every year. The Boston Journal of the 18th thirty four young ladies. They have had regu­ nications are takini£ place between the Spanish repOrt was distinctly heard at this place. Strong prejudices still existed in Honduras to a true integrity and a pure moral rectitude Government and those of 1-rance and England,; j be boiler was new, and had been in use on- and Guatemala against our countrymen. In DEALER IN inst., contained an article upon this subject, lar meetings every week, and the young ladies on suljects ot aiuerence between Spain and ]y 4 weekn. Guatemala six Americans had been shot, und PATENT MEDICINES, CHEMI- were essential to succrss, and that with these have made wonderful progress, as is plainly cal., Perfumery and Fancy Goods. from which we learn that, in 1825, a petitioi. Mexico, ihe Spanish Cabinet hopes to obtain j Some of the bodies were horridly mangled.— others banished from the country, by order of the highest succass would wait upon our life. shown by their execution of many really diffi­ from the Legislature of Massachusetts, asking the moral support ol those two powers, and in One was found in the bottom of the canal and Gen. Carrera. It was announced by the “ Lecture Commit­ PAPER HANGINGS. WINDOW CUR. for the construction of 6uch a canal, was refer cult pieces, which are found in the Flower the event of the question going beyond a war tba beaj jn a njendow opposite. Another had It was reported that the Guatemalian army, tee” that, owing to the lateness of the season, Queen. In addition to the hundred pages ol between Spam and Mexico, their material su ^ \ b;8 bead entirely blown off. under Gen. Savallos, in Nicaragua, had been tains, fireboards and borders. red to a Board of Congressional Commissioners, port also. I >pbe ]oss op boat aQ(j car.g0 ;3 estimated at defeated, and entirely dispersed. It is also re­ ROCKLAND, ME. the present course of Lectures would extend no music, the entire libretto, containing 375 lines, Oct. 22, 1656. 4 3 lf from whose report the Journal makes an ab­ D cniuurk. , S150.000. ported that San Salvador had declared in favor further. This brief course of lectures has been stract. The point proposed for the canal was in has to bo committed to memory. The Key All the Ministers have tendered their resigna-j Tbo Pilot Geo. R. Mitchell was thrown out of Gen. Walker. CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER. extremely well attended, and the thanks of the Sandwich, near the line of Plymouth county, changes twenty-eight times in rapid and con­ tion. Cause, local politics. , of his pilot bouse window, and A. J. McCoit, The world is astonished nt the wonderful cures performed community are due to the gentlemen of the As­ by the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER, prepared by CUR­ which has on the South an arm of Buzzard’s stant succession, but the singers glide from one B erlin . j steward, out of bis berth on forward deck Lord Napier made a short speech at the din­ TIS «fc PERKINS. Its equal has never been known for re­ sociation, for the “ feast of reason” thus afford­ “ Zert ” savs that a delay lias been accorded Tbese " ere t,le only tlle persons on board tbat moving pain iu fill cases; for the cure of Spinal Complaints, Bay, and on the north the Bay of Barnstable.— to another without hesitation and in the most ner of the St. George's society, in New York, Cramps in the Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism iu all iu to Denmark bj Austria and Prussia for tbe set- escaped without serious injury. on lhursday evening, in which lie stated there ed, us well us to the gentlemen who have so perfect harmony. forms, Billions Colic, Chills and Fever Burns, Sore Throat This route would seem to us the most direct and tlement of tho Holstein question, through French . ------were now no diflerenees between our own and and Gravel, it is decideedlv the best remedy in the world.— cheerfully lent their efforts to the rational en­ Evidence of the most wonderful cures ever pet formed by desirable, and is deemed most feasible by the Mr. Smith has spent much time and taken influence. It confirms the statement that R us-. That $2000 Check. It was stated a day or the government of Great Britain. He uttered tertainment and intellectual improvement of our any medicine, are iu circulars in the hands of Agents. commissioners, an abstract of whose report we great pains with tho class. It is composed ol sia has refused to agree to the claims of Den- two since that the Rev. I. S. Kalloch had re­ tho following as an axiom which he said he had May, 15,1856. 201y citizens, in the delivery of these lectures. We mark, being referred to tho arbitration of the ceived from Dr. Jayne of Philadelphia a check copy lrom the Journal : young ladies, all residents of this city. In a learned from Carlisle, Aberdeen, Clarendon and must not omit to acknowledge the indebtedness European Powers. on tho Girard Bank for §2000, as an evidence ol Palmerston, aod which had been confirmed to *• At this place, the Rocky Ridge, which ap­ short time the piece will be performed at Bee­ The Danish Diet lias unanimously approved sympathy for him in his troubles. The check him hv his sovereign :— of our citizens lor the very material attraction pears to occupy the nearer portion ol Plymouth thoven Hall, and we bespeak for the young la­ of the aholitiun of the Sound dues, and conela- ( was accompanied by a letter purporting to have “ The United States form the great outlet for F o r t h e h a i r . county, and extend eastward along the middle added to these lectures by the excellent singing dies and their worthy teacher a good house. a treaty with various powers. 1 been wiitten by Dr. Jayne, and bore the en- our surplus population and the greatest mart of the Isthmus, discontinues (orabout one-lourth of the Mozart Musical Association, whose ser­ The Le Nord fays Denmark intends to employ doraement of a Philadelphia house. We are for our home industry.” Are you troubled with dundrufl'r of a mile, and a long narrow valley exists, the major portion of the capitalization of the informed that Mr. Kalloch obtained the money Is your hair falling ofT or turning grey ? vices have been cheerfully contributed. And this important axiom, we have no doubt, which, including tbo marshes on the north, Sound dues in plying off the two loans contract- (on the cheek, but afterwards learned from Phil- wilt keep the peace between tho two countries. Are you afflicted with nervous headache f measures eight miles. The highest ground in A New Organ. Merrill's Cream or L ilies.—This excellent ed in London in 1849-50, which at present con- | adelphia that it was a forgery, and has nccord- Have you cutaneous eruptions on the head .’ the route is a plain of nearly one mile in extent, Some two or three weeks since, we alluded to ! P^peration for the hair, the discovery or Mr. stitnte a heavy burthen. ingly refunded the money. What could have Are you threatened with early baldness ? 33 feet above low water mark on the Barnstable Respecting the Austria Sardinian rupture, an been the object of the perpetrator of the iinpo- Heading cu the Taxes.—The taxes paid on Would you have your head clean and healthy .* Bay side. Two small rivers flow in opposite di the fact tbat tbe Methodist Society of this c jtv i M. W. Merrill of this city, by whom its vir- AuBtrian circular dispatch states that should the sition it is difficult to imagine. The act was I each one thousand dollars by property holders Would you produce new hair on bald places ? rections in this valley. The Scussit rises on the liad placed a new organ in their house of wor- 1 tues bave been fuI1-v tested- iu h‘3 own family ’ mediation of England and France prove unsuc- most dastardly, to say the least. in Nashville, Tenn., is said to be as follows ; VV ould you have a delightful toilet article ? noith side of the plain, in a bog of 6ome extent, ship. This organ is very neat in appearance, is I for tbe Past ten years- has been witbin a sbort cessful, Austria will have to look to measures 'Ihe Transcript adds: For Corporation purposes, eight dollars, for City IF SO USE LYON’S K A T H A IR O N . and, in its course, has fall enough to carry a for her own protection. The authenticity of “ Accompanying the check was a letter, writ- Schools, two dollars ; for Railroads' five dollars The Celebrated and World-Renowned Infill situate thereon. The Monument has its of excellent tone, and, we understand, gives I time ,irst offered *° tbe Public- and we under' this circular is, however, denied. ’ , ten in a handsome mercantile hand, and couched and twenty cents; for Connty purposes, one LYON’S KATHARION. source in Herring Pond, a large expanse of wa­ the best satisfaction to the choir of the Society. stand has met with rapid sales, which are in­ in tho following language : dollar and thirty cents ; for new Court House, iter. situated on the west side of the valley, and creasing as it becomes known. This prepara­ A despatch from General Martine, the Aus- P hiladelphia, April 18, 1S57. one dollar and fifty cents ; for State purposes, 40 feet above it. This stream enters about the 1’his instrument is a reed organ, with a neat This article has received the highest honorary Premi­ tion is free from all alcoholic admixture, or trian Ambassador at Naples, repeats the state- Rev. I. S. Kalloch. Rev. Brother: Bear Sir one dollar; for State Public Schools, twenty- middle of the valley, and flows to Buzzard’s and tasteful church organ case, of black walnut, five cents ; for Lunatic Asylum, fifteen cents — ums at the fairs of half the States in the Uniou, besides B a y . from any other ingredients which will injure inent that the King of Naples is more and more —I have never felt more strongly the duty of those of many foreign countries. eight feet high, and six feet in front, with imi; disposed to make advances towards the re-estab- Christian sympathy, than when considering the in all, nineteen dollars and forty cents ! The summit ground has not, to our knowl­ Its reputation throi g'lout the civilized world is without tation pipes. It contains four lull sets of reeds, the hair, and which constitute the fault of so lishment of diplomatic relaticus with the West- persecutions you have endured from tho adver- edge, been bored or searched by sinking shafts. many preperations for the hair. For beautify­ a pnralell in the history of popular preparations. How much it may partake of the nature of the sub-bass, coupler and swell. It has two banks ern Powers. sary of souls, through which I trust Gud will Among the exports from New York during HEATH, WYNKOOP «fc CO., N. York, Proprietors. The Papal Government announce a further re- sustain your natural body and spiritual strength, adjacent country, remains to be ascertained. of keys, which can be played together by use of ing, preserving and restoring the hair, the the past week, were ten printing presses, to C. VV. ATWELL, Portland, General Wholesale Agent duction in the Customs tariff, to take effect ini- so that the end may be a triumphal issue°for The tide is three hours latest in Barnstable Cream of Lilies, when applied according to the Australia. for the State. the coupler, or separately, therebygiving the ef­ mediately. Christ’s Church militant. But, my dear broth- Bay, and rises eight feet in neap tides, nine feet C. P. FESSENDEN* and N. WIGGIN, Agents for Rock­ fect of soft and loud passages of music, without directions given by the proprietor, is said to be tin exports, the duty on coarse silk, carded • er, I feel that, bpabtoa th e sy m p a th y a n d (rator- ...... , , , , L , , , - in common tides, and twelve to thirteen in Spring The fellow townsmen of Caleb Cushing gave land, and sold by Druggist und Dealers in Medicines tides. Low water murk is eight inches lowest (changing the stops. unrivalled. A well known barber an d h a ir a n d‘ combed i, .educed two-thlrds; on woolen nal love of all Christians, you may require ma- , leltow townsmen ot Caleb Cushing gave generally. pjtf dresser of this city, who has had long experi­ rag3 four-fifths. The duty o n the export of wine terial assistance ; and I have therefore conelud-! tbat ?entIe“ ?Q » gr!lnd Public reception on the on this side ; on the Eouth side of the Isthmus 1 This organ was manufactured bv Messrs is doubled. ed to offer you the enclosed contribution to your ( "L‘caslon of hls returQ Newburyport on T hun- j P A R S O N & C U , ’ S It rises three to five feet, or more accurately, Morse Brothers, of this city, (wh'ose ware ence in his business, has also discovered this . , „ „ _ i financial assets—a small portion of the means ; ‘'•V' S S e l'F Io V 'I 1 BI BE -f 'B1 ft full tide is four feet three inches six-tenths high- . , pomatum to he the only article within his A letter from Petersburg, in Nord Brussels, which Divine Providence has placed at my d i s ------.. - Z, er, relatively, than high water in Buzzard’s rooms are in Snow’s Building, near the head of knowledge which will restore tbe hair, aftet it says the operation ol raising the vessels sunk posal. Rev. Otis A. Skinner, Universalist preacher'"1 ™ never Counterfeited. Bay. Sea St ) at a cost, as we understand, of about in tbe port ol Sebastopol, baa commenced.— You will herein receive a check on the Girard in Boston for more than twenty years gave his ! T,IC Goo‘1 nl,d True only arc thu» bouored. A canal may, therefore, be excavated and has been colored, to a natural appearance. It §300. This firm also manufacture parlor or- There are upwards of eighty of them, and six- Bank of this city, drawn by D. Jayne & Son, farewell sermon last Sunday, and is about to PARfi<>*’3 * CO S. rat EXTERMINATOR druined to the low water mark, and carry eight „„ r • , , , , is known that when the hair is colored, it re ­ to nine feet, and sometimes twelve feet? filled gan8 !nelode.on9 of BUPerlor style and 9ua’ teen have already been recovered. , and endorsed by me; and for the purpose of | locate near Chicago, Illinois. "rent fmne ir hns acquired in the destruction of E ats and continually by the tide, and kept full bv the ( and we believe their instruments hold as mains in a condition which can be easily dis- Turkey. your mure conveniently negotiating the same, I! ______Mick, has caused the introduction of several articles sim- ‘lar in name anti shape. Therefoie, Tbo Minnesota Indian Murders. To all whom it may concern: Chicago, April 28. The St. Pauls Pioneer of This is to certify, if you want the “sure cure,” you must 1 ino investigation into tne nl^lhu8terlnt’, exi the l8tb inst.[contains a tetter from Gen. Shields, , be careful to examine the box and see that you have natural appearance, so that the artificial color- I 4;t;on to Circassian per Kangaroo, proceeds, Examples of this kied of construction are nu- ; diwork an appreciation even more extended, enemies. Fairboult, 15th, which pointedly contradicts the that with the name of Parsons & Co., on it, for I am re Truly und affectionately your brother in Christ, sponsible for no other. merous in Europe; and in this Bay, we have! hi ing “ cannot be detected. Extensiveu emigration is organizing from Gi rumors of the Indian murders at Mankats. Re­ one to the extent of several hundred leet at Cape i ------The proprietor of this article is making ar- manJ t0 lurkey. D. J ayne. liable information also from Blue Earth county ! C. W. ATWELL. Portland, State Agent. Ann. The bottom off Sandwich is found to be ' ^Ue learn that Solomon Thayer, Esq., ol rangements to extend its manufacture and sale. L titc t. Enclosing a check for two thousand dollars. states that there is not the slightest foundation : FESSENDEN and N. WIGGIN Agents (orRack- This letter, with the check enclosed, was ro- for these reports, as there was neither any hos- ' land, ““J sold by Druggisis and Drillers iu Medicine jen- found’atonV-thTio?!! mite? ti^three^te'thoml Portland’ WilIijm B- Smith> Es(l-> °r Machias - so that in a short time, all our readers, far and ^ dv,g®? ^ f r T lB th MMch^Rrshi 1 Cfired ' y -Mr' Kallocb on Tuesday last. The tility nor any signs■ of e ehostiiity'among’the ...... TIn-! ««Uy. T J and R. P. E. Thacher, Esq., of this city have near, may have an opportunity to test its m er-1 I? ’ * J ’ asblre —’th check nas in the usual form of a printed blank, dian tribes in the Territory. are found 250 fathoms from the shore. ‘ . . . . _ — __ | To . y. duly filled up for §2000, and purporting to he The Minnesota, of the 20th, confirms the diately within the beach it would he easy to ex- ' l,een appointed by Governor King of New York, jts for themselves Gen. Outram was abont to send an expedi- signed by D. Jayne & Son, Jnd endorsed by ' above statement. ’ S 3 A ® g 3 . cavate, in the Salt Marsh, a basin, for shipping ‘ Commissioners for the State of New York, to Don to capture Mehaiameral. on the Karoon, JIyer3, Claghorn & Co. Having no reason to ' dam near the mouth of the Scusste crrok?to in-j ta ae tlic Proof and acknowIe(ie enlent of deeds, t ^ j j r . Herbert, whoso advertisement of lhe enibarkation ol troops had commenced doubt - - •its genuineness, Mr. Kalloch on Thursday — In Belmont, by G. Richards, Esq., Mr. Charles Murphy, An attack vyas expected to take place about the passed tho check to Mr. C. Driscoll, of 14C o u r t LIME, WOOD & CASK MARKET. of Belmont, and Miss Caroline M. Cutler, of Union : Mar. elude a body of water eo extensive as to supply i an(* °^ ier iustruments, and to administer oaths ■ y rujt Trees may be found in the Gazette, is in luth or 20th ol Marcn. _ street, who, after endorsing it. drew the money ■ ------J2, by the same, Mr. Gideon R. Sieison and Miss Celeste the lockage without materially affecting the lev-1 in other States and Territories. We also learn tbe city with a choice lot of Dahlias, Rose N. femuh, both of Searsmont. lhe lersian uriny was again collecting at from the Eagle Bank and paid the game to Mr. ■ Reported for the Gazette, by In Jackson. April 5, by Asa Tliurlough, Esq., Mr. Joseph el or depth ot the canal. that P eter Thacher, Esq., of this city was aps Rushes und Grace Vines Next week he will l«. Kimball and Miss Susan G. Chase, both of Juckson. To renuer tins passage at all times useful, it • . , . TT . uuslies anu cirape vines. ixt.\t neca no win ,r,aJ01!?’ , .. . r ,, Kallock. The Eagle Bank passed the check for' A L D E N U L M E R , Inspector. In Portland, April 17, by Rev. Merrill, Mr. Pearl S. ih e Bengal native infantry nt Moorshediabad collection to Messrs. Gilbert & Suns, the w ell- S. A. will be necessary to enter and leave it at all ! polntud at tbe at0 torm 0 tbc U -S. Circuit offi..r for sale his fruit Trees &c. Rockland, April 30. spear, of6 Thomaston, to Miss Frances D. Wilcox, of P. had been suppressed by the presence of a small known stock and exchange brokers at 14 Kilbv Li Ill Richmond, Aprii 16, Mr. Christopher McCurdy, of times of tide. This can only he provided for by I Court, at Portland, by Judge Curtis, a Commis-; ______per cask, force ot cavalry iind artillery., street. They forwarded the paper to Philadel-' f; Jefferson, and Miss Ann E. Johnson, of II. carrying the luck out beyond low water mark, . sioner of said Court, for the Maine District. 18 (a) 19 In Deer Isle, March 7th, Capt. George W. Spofford and E. L. Lovejoy has just received his first At Bombay the money market was easier phia. and on Saturday last received a telegraph­ Kiln-wood, per cord, $2,50 (a) 2,87 Lucy A., youngest daughter of Capt. Amos Howard, all of placing it in depth sufficient to float a vessel, in- ' ------Deer Isle. consignment of Fruit Trees &o., which will be . interest reduced one per cent. The import mar­ ic message stating that all tbe Philadelphia to it at law water. This lock must, therefore,! r jy R will be seen, by advertisement, that ket is less active, owing to holiday's. Exports De u! double the usual depth, or there must be , .. , , „ .. for sale from and after to-day. names on the cheek were f i r genes. two of them in succession.” the lauies connected with the Second Baptist were steady. Freights had advanced. SPECIAL NOTICES At Calcutta, the Bank rate of interest was Society of this city, will hold a Fair, at Gran Washington, April 54. After alluding to the most feasible way of con­ E. L. Lovejoy, Esq., and W . II. Carey reduced two per cent. The import market w as lY'Ziry-XJciy F a ir , struering locks, in such a situation, and other ite Hall, to morrow (Friday) evening. We very firm. Exports were generally steady, but The Postmaster General has coueluded a con­ In thi. city, 25th inst., Mr. George Graves aged 46 vears Esq , Express Agents, each, have our thanks 'T’lIE LADIES’ connected with the 2d Baptist 2 months and 2 days. ° * * hope tbat not only the immediate friends of tbe the demand for Indigo was rather less active._ tract with the Panama Railroad to carry the difficulties which might be easily surmounted, , for papers by boat. mails across the Isthmus until the expiration of J- Society will hold a Fair at In Walbodnro,’ Mareii 9th, Thomas Studlev aged 52 Society, but all those who wish to participate Exchange 2s 2 l-2d, yea rs, 5 mouths and 5 days. the report continues . the present contracts with the Steamship Com­ GRANITE HALL, In Rockport, 23d inst., Mr. Win. Harkness, aged 67 vears in a pleasant and rational evening’s entertain- panies, two years hence. The rate is $100,000 and 6 months. *• The engineers heretofore employed on the _ A tetter in the National Intelligencer presents on the evening of M ay I mI, 1 8 5 7 , the proceeds of In Union, . 20th inst.,------after a short------and- painful illness, e El-.*- survey of this route, traced a line of canal to □rent, will remember that the ladies promise j gome very startling views of the power and de- Tiie Case on the Barque Adriatic.— The per anuum. which arc to be appropriated to Ornamenting and Fencing ! *’®rt ®nv 8011 of W arren and Amanda T. Lindley, aged Black River Haroor, half a mite west of the tliis to all who attend their fair, and what the i signs of the Mormons, l t is written by a gen- trial in France, in the Tribunal of Commerce The Governorship of Utah has been tendered the grounds about their place of worship. J aoout 5 years. to Maj. Benj. McCulloch, and it is believed that A pleasant entertainment may be expected. 1 _n Belfast, April 20th, Mrs. Mary Simpson, consort of the mouth of Monument River. The harbor is ladiesies promise will doubtless be performed. Tbe ,lo'nan wbo is said to baTe ePent twalve ,"Onth8 of Marseilles, of the Barque Adriatic, Capt. Rockland, April 22, 1857. Iwl7 ; *ate Josiah Simpson, aged 95 years. found to have 11 to 17 feet at low water, the , ...... i in the Salt Lake Valley, engaged in business Durham charged with causing a collision of lie will accept the appointment. A letter is ------j . In Belmont, April 17th, Charles E., sou of Mary J. aud now nn the way to him, requesting his presence Wialnr’H Balsam of W ile C herry. !,e,lh J l,1.den’aSe.‘/ 1 and 6 months. inner harbor eiglit feet; hut there is a sand bar , proceedsiceeds of this fair are to bo devoted to fencing connected with the transit of the mails through that vessel with the French steamer Lyonnais, From lhe Boston Journal. I P ’ Brain*rd. M- c -. 66 between the former und the bay, extending from and1 ornamentinornamenting the groundsrounds around the Socie (' the territory to and from the Pacific, and who in consequence of which the latter was lost, I "nin Washington. UE The design of the Adminis- Tolby’s Creek to Marshner’s Island, which has ty's house of worship. We hope there may be ( confirms fully the statements and apprehensions was terminated on the 28th of March, by a de- J “ab° n:nis „rdei to pursue tf,a t tb(; a peaceful , •policy b ' towards „utp(1 This medicine, coming from a respectable source, and In Thomaston, April 19ih, Mary L., daughter of Capt. carefully prepared by an experienced and skilful physician, George and Mary I.. Cranford, aged H \ears. eight leet at low water. If e channel were to of Judge Drummond, and insists upon the ne- cision of the court in favor of the Adriatic. t , 1 . , . n . .* . . e s ®cu £e(b is received by the public with confidence. Its efiicaey has Lost overboard, from sch Peru, on lhe passage from St he cut through this bar, vessels might, ol course, ;ood attendance, and that “ a good time” cessity cessity°of oi takingtiiKiiig promptp ^ p t anuand uecisivedecisive measures Tbe xuc picaiuuutpresident uiof theme Tribunal,muuu«u, xu. M. waning,Genning, min and . H'e riSllts. » * i cf • « t inhabitant in the Ter- been proved in many obdurate cases of disease, and its fame John, NB, for Providence, 23d in.t, Robert Nor’lon, of VL to protect the country from the dangers which pronouncing judgment, made a detailed recapi-1 rltor-v PI0tected> without recourse to arms, has rapidly extended. It has ceen extensively used iu every nalltaven, aged 18 years. ’ enter at all t mes ; hut vessels drawing fifteen will be enjoyed by all wbo aro present. part of the country , particularly in the middle and Northern feet would be the largest that conld enter at threaten it from this quarter, lie says the tulation of the circumstances in tho case, in States, and strong testimony, from highly respectable and high water safely, and then would ground at he hinese ugar ane intelligent persons, has been adduced in favor of its merits T C S C and Sugar Making. Mormons are 100,000 strong in Utah, besides which it was held that Capt. Durham was not Danville, Pa., 24. ns a remedy for Colds add Coughs, affections of the Chest, low water,” By Charles F. Stansbury, A. M., Late Com- having 200,000 spies and agents scattered chargeable with any fault, but that the collis- lion. J. Montgomery, Congressmen elect from diseased Liver. m a r i n e j o u r n a l missioner at the Industrial Exhibition, Lon- throughout the country and being inclose al-i ion must be considered as an accidental occur- No other Cough remedy has r attained so high a repu- An estimate showing that Herring Pond the 12tb District, in this State, died thia morn­ tation. would give a sufficient supply of wuter is given, don. New York : C. M. Saxton it Co., Ag- fiance with 30,000 Indians upon our western rence, which he did all in his power to avert, ing from tho National Hotel disease, contracted None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper. PORT OF ROCKLAND- ricultural Buok Publishers, 140 Fulton St. border. . having adopted a course, which under the cir- during the Inaugural at Washington. SETH W. FOYVLE e ™outb tJ‘.e Nebraska, in conse- land and sold by Druggist, und Dealer, in Medicine gen­ Sailed. project whiich has been often advanced, is thus also publish a great variety of Agricultural importaDt interests involved in the questions, : q,lenca of l,ie Pawnee Indians having driven out erally. Ult April 21th, achra Mirror, Ilix, Hamden; Gen Warren, disposed of : books, and works of rural and domestic econo-! brought hefore the tribunal. Capt Durham : a nn“ b8r of,.settl" 8 a? ^ . .Greepk- A fight oc- 0 A WORLD REXOWXED REMEDY! Guptill. Boston; Martha, Morton, do; Sea Bird, Spear, do; A New Orleans paper has a lengthy editorial, Cion, Gregory, do; Lion, Hix, Richmond. 24th, schrs 3a- my. «[ himself, the Court observed, must be aware ourred- resulting in tho killing of several Indi- “ Some apprehension lias been entertained suggested by the late discovery of one of the tliat it was for his own personal interest to have ans and,one 'vhKe™an' l l “^«sn_Indians were HOBENSACK’S WORM SYRUP 26th, schrs George James, Portsmouth; Juno that sand might aczomulato at the entrance ol richest mines of fuel existing in any country, the circumstances of the ca60 investigated by a i CllPtured- “ on- Thayer ol Omaha City, had 100 GROSS for sale by the State Agent. | P o ^ d ^ h a n ^ ^ Barnstable Bay. It appears, on inquiry, that P eterson’s Magazine for May has been “ duly on the Ouachita, accessible ut all seasons from proper legal tribunal, so that the serious charg- ™sed a party of volunteers to protect the set- C. W. ATWELL, Portland, State Agent. j schr American t hief, Pressey, Bangor. 29th, schs Everett’ there is a constant progress of some sand from received.” It contains the usual variety ofl New Orleans, and capable of furnishing tbat es egainst him might be removed. Tne case ' 1 ers’ , _T , Odaway, Boston; Gentile, Spear, do; Minerva, Crockett, west io east, from Monument P ain t; und from spirited engravings, fashion plates, diagrams, il- [ “ arket tWeDtj “ illi0DS °f tun9 Per ttDDUm' appears to have been very thoroughly und ably | ------— ------C. P. FESSENDEN, and N. WIGGIN, Agents for I do; Equal, Kellar. do; Concordia, Nash, do; Massacho- southeast to northwest; nlsu from the Sam. Rocklnnd, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine setts. Kellar, do; Sisters, Perry, do; Mt Hope, Post, do; investigated, and decided on sound and just priu- CoufcMsiou o f nu In cen d iary. 1 Gunner. Fountain, do; Neponset, Ingraham, Salem; War- towards Plymouth, and by this course, Seusset lustrations, &c., with the customary amount of . . generally. l*1* I rior, Miller, Boston. a, ta. t i There is a vast amount of business done in eiplee.-Boslon Adoerliser. , New York, April 27— Dan’I T. Watson hns, Creek had been gradually gaining east. In ead.ng matter. It has several new .patterns |iraoburning within a circuit of a few mites of ______i been arrested in this city, charged, on his own : H E A L T H A N D S T R E N G T H a n u ’ }’e',irS ." a.S 8‘l'd its mouth had j f,r ]adies fancy work and embroidery, among Norristown, Penn. Twenty-three drawkilns (Reported by N. T. T albot.] ehilted 300 yards ; bat there can be nothing to 1 B confession, with having fired the ship Acorn,' ROCKPORT. apprehend from this cause, 6incc, by allowing which is a very pretty “ Floral Lamp ScreeD.’ are in operation. They all face the Schuylkill, Tiie Rev R. Metcalf, Pastorof the Unitarian ’ which was burnt nrW 'aidob;\ in January, 1855. tbe canal to drain off occasionally, its entrance Peterson ” is well worth S2.00 per year, ns and arc perpetually on lire, the work, however, Society in Bath, has on account of ill hea'tl, He implicates the owner in the transaction— Dr. S. O. R IC H A R D S O N ’S Ar 24th, schs Mohock, Henderson, St George; F Nelson, i C arraDged bat th lands rest tbe resigned his charge, lie preached his farewell The Acorn was insured in this city for about Hooper, do; Nevis, Long, do; Alabama, Stackpole, do; Al- would be cleared, but tbe operation of the lock all its readers will attest. Published by Chas. pinv, Arey, Frankfort; Hannah & Abagail, Dailey, Boston; would alone keep it so.” SAuoatn. sermon last Sunday forenoon. ; $65,000. SHERRY WINE BITTERS. 29th, Rockland, Hopkins, Rockland. J. Peterson, 102 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.— the best Medicine ever used for Spring and Sid 24th, sch A S Eells, Shepherd, Charleston; 25th, scha The report also contains remarks upon the Summer complaints. It has been more liberally Pat­ Ardade, Milliken, Boston; Nevis, Brown, City Point, Va; Single numbers can be obtained at the Book­ The New London whaling schooners are ply­ P Alpine, Arey, Rocklaud; 28th, sch Mohock, Henderson, navigation of the coast of Massachusetts, from The Xexv York Licenic Lnxr. ronized than any other ever established in this country. It Richmond, Va. stores. if ing their vocation in the neighborhood of Sandy New York, April 23. is the same Richardson’s Bitters Which has restored so which tbe Journal takes this paragraph : As the schooner Merchant, Capt Storres, was Albany, April 28. The liquor dealers held many invalids to health throughout the New England Hook, having caught three whales iu those wa- a meeting last Dight, and adopted a resolution States during the past thirty vears. proceeding to sea to day, she was overhauled by DOMESTIC PORTS. “ In coming up Buzzard's Bay there are three GoDEr’s Lady’s Book fo. May has not been ters duriaK tho present season. When the to disregard the new exercise law, and to .take N. B. Beware of imitations called Sherry Wine Bit­ Deputy U. S. Marshals, in a steam tug, and ters. The genuine have a fac-simile of my signature upon NEW YORK—Ar 27th, barque Mahiti fof Eaetponj or four good ship harbors. I t ’ is well known • j t. - , x- , -ii , , , I ‘ foreign commerce’ of New York is developed, the first prosecution under it to the highest that the prevailing winds of the spr'ng are east­ received. Friend Godey will please forward a tbese leviathans of the deep will perhaps find brought back to the city, on a charge of being the outer envolope. For sale by Druggists everywhere, Pettengill, Cienfuegos; brig John Stevens (of Bluehilk; Pe­ courts, in order to test its constitutionality. A and at my office. No. 51 Hanover street, Boston. ters, Trinidad, Cuba; ischa Isabella, Faulkner, and NYork, erly ; of the autumn westerly. In going over copy, as we can’t very well do without it. their sports molested. a slaver. March 18, 1857. 8m 12 Goodsell, Boston. fund was raised for this purpose. llso ar. ship Albert Gallatin, Salter, Havre; brigs Gold- Sheriff’s Sale. enLead. Johnson, Cieufuegos; Belle Flower, Duell, Gal- Alpine Hair Balm, SPRING AND SUMMER “ Buy Me, and TU do you. Good !" veson; J G Anderson, Noyee, St Marki; echre Pilot’i Apbil 24, A. D. 1857. FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR 1 JT S I H E E l JTE . Brio*, Pierce, Trinidad; A Horton, Ryan, Jacksonville; INCOLN, SS. -By virtue of an Execution against Bay State. Sherwood, Boston. JOHN T. GLEASON, formerly of Bangor. 1 have TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. The People ’« M edicine. NEV ORLEANS—Ar 19th, ships Horizon, Reed, Liver­ L seized seven shares of the capital stock in a Company in­ Q3- Warranted to Cure Baldness, Scurf, Dandruff, itch­ MILLINERY. THREE TRIPS A WEEK. pool; totomac, Reed, do; Seaman’s Bride, Wyman, Bos­ corporated by the name of the President, Directors and ton; Westminster, Warnock, NYork; barque II L Rutgers, ing and all diseases of the skin. This Balm gives the More than half a Million Bottles were Company of the Thomaston Bank. Said shares are num­ scalp a new and hnalthy action ; restores the coloring TUST received at the BONNET SALOON. BANGOR, PORTLAND, BOSTON, LAW­ Deinno,Key West; brigs D Maloney, Welden, Matanzas; bered three hundred and twenty-three, (323) and stand in matter to the roots of the Hair, which passes through the Mary Elhabeth, McCounell, Havana; sell R W Tull, New­ „ H. H. HATCH, SOLD LAST YEAR. the name of W. ANN GLEASON, wife of said John T. Hair and gives it a natural color without the use of Hair 16tf No. 3 Liuxc Rock Si. RENCE AND LOWELL. comb, Cicnfuegos. Gleason, and are taken as the property of said John T. Dye. MOBILE— port 18th ships Brandywine, for Roche­ Gleason. Hundreds of preparations have been introduced, pre­ THE SPLENDID AND FAST SAILING 8TEAMEB fort ; Gov Langdon, and Arkwright, for Liverpool and oth- And 1 hereby give notice that J shall sell said shares as tended to preserve the Hair and keep it from falling off, Wilton Tarns. Dr. Langley’s Roots and Herb Bitters. the property of said John T. G.'eason or so many of them composed of Oils, Alcohol, and other deleterious materi­ GENERAL assortment of Wilton Yarns a Pa LACHICOLA—Cld previous to 18th, barque Almeida, as may be required to pay sKd Execution and all fees and Composed of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yel­ Goss, Boston. als, and all to no use. Hair dyes have been introduced conslaaily on hand ul wholesale or retail by cost, at public vendue i to the highest bidder, on Satur­ that do not give the hair a natural color, besides being A low Dock, Prickly Aeh, Thoroughwort, JACKSONVILLE—A rllth , brig Wm Crawford, Has­ day the thirtieth day of May next, at ten o’clock in the II. HATCH, kell, New York. troublesome to use. This Balm is not u dye. Knowing T9tf No. 3 Lime Rock Street. forenoon, at the Knox Hotel, in the town of Thomaston. that a preparation was needed to do what was required Rhubarb, Mandrake, Dandelion, &C. Ar 14th, sch Nsrman, Collins, New York. 3wl8 JOHN LINDLEY, Deputy Sheriff. for the Hair, the proprietor was induced to experiment Cld 10th,schs Roan Allen, Richmond; 13th, J. Preble, D IR I) CAGES.—Just received a sple.did lot Comprising the best roots Herbs and Barks, in the world until he could obtain an article that would be the exact of Cages and for sale by J. p. WISE, DANIEL WEBSTER, ------. New York , 17th. Z Secor, Blaisdell, Baltimore. remedy, and after seven years triul has perfected this -D all of which are so compounded as to act in DARIEN—Iu port 14th, schr Josiah llathorn, for Mys­ Express- W agon’s & Harnesses n or No 3 Palmer . —Block. • CAPT. SAMUEL BLANCHARD, tic, Ct. Baltn. It is soothing and emollient, allays all irritation of concert and assist Nature in F O R S A L E . the scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching. It ERDS Grass and Clover Seed, for sale by AVING, the past winter, received a new set ol Boilers SAVANNAH—Cld 23d, sch Orin Cowl, Smith, Baltimore Cures Dandruff and Scarf, and when the hair has turned ERADICATING DISEASE. In port, brig P Gilkey, for St John, N B ; sch Union, do •IwlG A .II. KIMBALL i C i h H and been thoroughly overhauled and put in the best do ; and others. tri"!!.!, be sold at very low rates if applied for gray it will bring it bock to its original color, be it Black, H They cure and Eradicate from the system, possible condition for the accommodation of the travell­ VY soon, two Express Waggons, one nearly new.— Brown or Auburn. It makes the Ilaii soft and glossy,— ing community, has taken her place on the line between CHARLESTON—Ar 23d, brig Trennon, Bayden, Aux prevents it from falling off as will be seen upon using Liver Complaint—that main wheel of so many diseases, Caves for New York. Abo three new Harnesses. Fruit and Ornamental Bangor and Portland, connecting with the cars for J. P. WISE. this baltn for a few days—life will be given to the roots ol Jaundice in ita worst forms, all Billious Diseases and foul Boston, Lowell and Lawrence, and will run as follows -.— Cld 23d, ship Win V Ker.t, Jerman, Antwerp. Rockland, April 23, 1857. 17tf the Hair, and growth will soon appear. Growth does not Leaves BANGOR exery Monday, Wednesday and Friday Sid 22d, ships Ycmasses, Childs, Liverpool ; 23d, Omar tnke place at the end oi the Hair, as will he seen in per­ Stomach, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Humors of the Blood Pasha, do. TREES, morning at 6 o’clock, arriving at ROCKLAND at about sons who have their hair dyed. If you examine gray hair and Skin, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heart­ 11 o’clock, A. M., and arriving at Portland in searon for In port, sch E Wright, for a Northern port ldg:«nd that has been colored for a week, you will find towards the 4 1-2 O'clock train for Boston. others. » H R V B R E R I ’. burn, W eakness, Pain iu the Side and Bowels, Flatulency, Emporium of Fashion. the roots, that the hair has come out gray, hence it is nec­ A c Loss of Appetite and all kindred complaints, caused by a Returning,—Leaves PORTLAND for BANGOR and GEORGETOWN, SC—Ar 15th, ach M SewaH, Hinks, essary to have the fluid at the roots of the hair healthy, intermediate landings on the River every Monday, Wednes­ New York that the whole hatr may he a natural color. Each hair ETAVING received the agency of an exten- disordered Stomacn, or bad Blood, to which all are more day and Friday evenings, on the arrival of the cars from PORTLAND—Ar 28th, Schs Galena, Spear, Bangor for S P R I N G g ? has a root in the skin, and is of itself a hollow, gray tube, Boston; Sarah, Holden, Rockland for Boston- ■IA sive Nursery, 1 am prepared 10 ill] orders for all r less subject in Spring and Summer. Boston, arriving at ROCKLAND every Tuesday, Thursday through which there is a constant circulation of the pig­ kinds of and Saturday morning at about 3 1-2 o’clock. ment from the root. When this pigment or coloring mat­ THE LADIES ALL LIKE’THEM, ter dies out, it leaves the hair hollow and it becomes gray. FARE,— From Rockland to Boston, £ 2 .5 0 | SPOKEN. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, “ “ Portland, 1 ,5 0 ] BONNETS To invent a balm that would produce this pigment has be­ SHRUBBERY, &C. For'they always Do them Good. April 25, lat 36 40, Ion 70 30, brig President Z Taylor, (of come the study of the proprietor. The discovery of the Diseased Liver—Foremost of the van, River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. Belfast,) from Florida for NYork. Alsu, 1 shall have a large lot for sale the last of the M. W. FARWELL, JgenG Alpine Hair Balm will do it. 1 will bring the hair to its month. Gloomy Jaundice, Dread Dyspepsia, Millinery and Fancy Goods, natural color by making anew the coloring matter in the Agent’s Office at his residence, No. 5, Elm Street. I roots of the hair. Persons wishing to ordei will please bring their orders Drooping spirits, Ailings not a few, Rockland, April 22, 1856. 8ml7 DISASTERS. early. A Catalogue may bJ seen at the office. It is a mistaken notion that oil or grease will restore By Langley’s Bitters fought are forced to yield. Sch Golden Cloud, Porter, of and from Rockland for N A t MISS F. J . KIRKPATRICK’S, E. L. LOVEJOY. rp iIE SUBSCRIBER has just received his the hair, as nothing can be more injurious. The Alpine Rockland, April 15, 1857. 16rf While health and strength united take the field. I ’ lOZKTZEZEJFL L I N E . York, with lime, went ashore 20th insl, on Gardner’s Is­ Hair Balm, will restore the skin and save the hair of land, during a heavy easterly blow and thick weather.— No, 3 Spofford Block* Principal Office 99 Union Street, Boston. Sold by all Rockland, April 23, 1657. those who have been sick with fever or any disease. The vessel took fire soon after, and with the exception of Prepared by C. A. I*. MASON, Providence, R. I. dealers in Medieine everywhere. EASTERN ROUTE. Spring Stock of Goods, sails, rigging and chains, which were saved, was, together D. P. IVES iu time to -connect------—=•*-with ! °f a,l descriptions, T H E subscriber wishing his friends and Jo. for Sore Lips, Cold Sores, Ac., Ac. steamer M. Sanford, lor Boston. Just received and now opening at the old stand of the Coffee, Young Hyson, Oolong, Ningyong and G E N T L E M E N ’S L IS T . J- public generally to know of his whereabouts, takes Souchong Teas, Molasses, Porto Rico, do., It iw lived for Pilcv with perfect vnecesv. B. W . LOTH HOP, this method of informing them lha the is at present to he Rice, Vinegar, Lump Oil, Candies, Boy’s and Youth’s New Styles Agnew Charles Luce Justin found at the Scrofulous Sores and Ulcers have been forced Will also leave ROCKLAND every Wednesday morn­ Cream Tartar, Saleratus, Starch, ing on arrival of M. Sanford, for ELLSWORTH, touching Atwood E A; Co McClood Agnus to yield to this Salve when all other remedies have failed. Adnrr.s G E McCahorn A Rockland, April 20, 1657. CROCKETT BUILDING, Corn Starch, Gherkins, Mac- at Belfast, Castine, Deer Isle and Sedgwick. U A T S A N D C A P S Billing B J McFarland C B earoni, Tapioca, Citron, For Tetter, Scald Head, Ring Worms, Erysipelas sores, Returning.—Leaves ELLSWORTH every Thursday where he is putting up some of the best pictures to be Mace, Currants, Ac. morning for ROCKLAND, touching as above, arriving in of all descriptions. Brown Daniel K 4 McIntosh Daniel found in the city. shaving sores and pimples, is has been found an iuvalua time to connect with the M. Sanford for Bostou. 8 Bradley H S McCubb Franklin PAINTS AND OILS. ble remedy. McDonald Thomas G ALSO,—A new style which in many respects are far in Briggs Josiah Union White Lead, Hudson River do., French Zinc, White, Children's Fancy Hats and Caps. Bennett John H Millay W H advance of the Ambrotype and which at the present lime C. W. ATWELL, Deering Block, Portland, General F A R K : Boiles John N iscon L M are taking the lead of all others in large cities where they Boiled and Linseed Oil, Sp’ts Turpentine, Japau, Zinc, Agent. are best known. Dryer, Coach, Furniture, Damar and Bright Var­ From Rockland to Machinsport, £2,50. i Brown Remington Oberton Wm “ Jonesport, Gents', Ladies, Misses, Boy,a and Children’s, Porter R Capt JET Please call and see for yourselves. nish, Paris Green, Chrome Green, Chrome Yel­ C. P. FESSENDEN, and N. |VV1GG1N, Agents for 2.25. 1 Byram W W low, French Yellow, Venetian Red, Red Millbridge, Balcoin Wm Perry Capt N. S. LEEMAN. Rockland, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine 2,00. ! Rockland, April 16, 1657. 16tf Lead, Vermillion, Verdigris, Litharge, “ Mt. Desert, 1,50. Clark E G Rieh &. Handley 2 generally. a 14tf “ Deer Isle, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Gaiters Cobb FB Rigby George Prussian, Blue,Umbre, Lampblack, 1,00. ! SILKS Whiting,, Borax, Chalk, Ae. • “ North Haven, Card Lewis H 2 Robinson John From Rockland to Ellsworth, ,50. ! of all descriptions. Coll.ns A Wingate Robbins Henry H B U I L D E R S ’ M A T E R IA L S . ECONOMY IN PRINTING. $1,75. A N D JUST RECEIVED “ Sedgwick, 1,50. j Dnckeudorff Charles Robbins Ratio Nails, Glass, Sheet Lead, Tnr’d and Dry Sheathing Paper, “ Deer Isle, Davis Edgar B Siarrett G F 1.25. ' THIS MORNING, Bl" STEAMER Locks of all kinds, Knobs. Butts, Screws, Blind EVERY MAN HIS OWN PRINTER ! “ Castine, 1,00. i GENTS’ FURNISHING G00D8, Dodd / Pntrick Savage George EMBROIDERIES! Fastenings, Store Latches, Locks and Bolts Belfast, Dunbur S Smith John T Window Line, Hinges, Ac., Ac. Way Fares usual. ,50. I F r/e Eben Silvera Joseph Capt LOWE’S PATENT UMBRELLAS, Ac., Ac. F. COBB, Asrent. Floyd Hiram G Stevens John Now on hand a splendid asssortment ot 3 0 0 0 R O L L S HARDWARE. April, 1857. Fuller James G Thomas E L Portable Printing and 8ml7 All of which were PURCHASED WHOLLY for Cash Grant James Tibbetts Francis G Long Handled Shovels and Spades, Cast Steel and Iron ,.v..™ ...... i —=■• - - - the very Gruy Shepard Thomas James A BLACK AND FANCY SILKS! Shovels, Spades and Munure Forks, Hues, Pick-axes, Copying Press, Tibbetts J W Paper Hangings. Crowbars, Axes and Hatchets of all kinds, Treenail, Summer Arrangement Gates S W Ship and Screw Augers, Bins, Hammers, all HIS Press will print from any kind of Type, Dies, Hobbs Wm Taylor Joseph And a great variety of Wood Cuts, or Electrotypes, givivg as perfect an im­ 2 Spufford Block. " Hcwes Win T Thomas Rufus kinds of Rasps and Files, Sand l’apet, C. T S. Hand Saws, Plane Irons, Grind pression ns any other press now in use, and may be used FOR BOSTON, DIRECT. Opposite Thorndike Hotel. Hart A L Watley C M by anv lad of ordinary capacity. All kinds of Fancy and Haggett R A Wellman G B COLLARS, SLEEVES, FLOUNCINGS, Stone Fixings, Cow Bells, p O R Gents’ Mole Skin Hats M, C. ANDREWS, Horse, Shoe, Ornamental Priutiug may be executed with this Press in j Hodgers 4- Owens Wyman Jacob the neatest possible manner. Any kind of paper, of what­ T W O T R I P s A W E E K T. A. WENTWORTH’S. Webster Plummer &c., &c., Ac. Scrubbing, Floor, White Wash and PAINT BRUSHES. Knowles Charles W I No. 3 K im b all B lock, ever quality or color, may be used, damp or dry ; also, , Kennedy Duncan West William SHIP CHANDLERY. all kinds of card-board. THE NEW, LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STEAMER LpOR Gents’ Drab Beaver Hats, Keyes John H Yeatou William Capt Some beautiful SWISS COLLARS for 50 ets Rockland, April. 16, Manilla and Hemp Cordage, Cotton Duck and Ravens, Tar, This Press is most admirably------j ...... adapted»---- — for printing «UU|»Shop Keefe John 2 Pitch, Rosin, Oakum, Rigging and Pump Leatlier, Cot­ Bills, Labels, Visiting or Business Cards, Bill Heads, En­ ______T, A. WENTWORTH’S. velopes, Railroad Receipts, Tea, Coffee, or Salt Sags, ; F O R Gents’ Soft Hats, all Styles & C ok^ LADIES’ LIST. J. W . BROWN", ton and Hemp Cod Lints, Mackerel Lines, Deep Sea Accounts Adjusted’ Hand and Log Lines, Leads, Net, Whipping, and us a Copying Press, is superior to any thing now in ______T. A. WENTWORTH’S. ’ Ames David C Mrs Morton J Mrs No. 4 B erry’s B lock . OOKS posted and Conveyances, &c. copied Cotton and Flax Twine, Brass and Wood use. The larger sizes will be found very useful to print­ Betiaou William McLellan Merlon Rockland, April 20, 1857. 17i f B by O. G. HALL at the Law Office of Thacher Compasses Deck Lights, Deck ers for taking Proof-sheet Impressions, and doing Job p O R Gents’ French Hats, Clark Catharine B Moleyneux Ruth Brother. Buckets, Lanterns, Signal Woik. It may be used by merchants, ptolesaional men, Cunningham Elizabeth Newell Hattie Lamps,Ac. Ac. or any one who may wish a card of any kind. This .nc.vjE.iroa' a./.vc o r b , j ------T A. WENTWORTH’S. Cullings Rebecca Richards A Mrs Rockland, April 16,1657. Press is very simple, stiong, durable, and easily kept in Deusiunre Nancy Stinson Mary 2 Piano Fortes lor Sale. HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES. order. The smallest size occupies a spare of 7 by 8 CAPT. CHA’S SANFORD, P O R Boy’s New Styles Hats and Caps, Fales .Nancy Tilden Ann Crockery, Glass, Enthern and Stone Ware, Knives and inches, weighing only 5 1-2 pounds, and will be furnished T. A. WENTWORTH’S. Forbes Frederic Mrs Taylor Minnie A NE new Piano of fine tone, and one second Forks, Spoons, Chopping Knives and Trays, Wooden For the Low Price of Five Dollar*, Will leave BANGOR for BOSTON every M on- Bowls. Butter and Bail Firkins, Boxes, Rolling Pins, lere are three sizes—the $5 size prints a sheet of pa­ 1------J T hursday at 11 o’clock, a m .ng a" p O R Children’s Fancy Hats and Caps, Grant Eslell 2 Webster Eliza H Rockland, A pril 1857. hand Piano iu good order will be told low for Cash. t about 5 o'clock, Hutch Hiram F Mrs Ward Nancy I* OApply to Pastry Boards, Clothes and other Baskets. Hair pers by 6 inches ; the $10 size prints a sheet of paper 8 Haler Susan Young Mart ha and Wire Sieves. Nice Corn Brooms, Large b ? 1 2 in r h e r ; ', u”e s l 5 » . i 7 Pn n u 7 e b e e r lo r i a p « l’“ !r b y T O T f J r " B ? W O R FH’ , 7 ’? SU1" 11 w , ">rr b °S - V V Y R <■ . at '*’• w E.\TWORTII-3.> Libby Eliza and Small, Mats, Coffee Mills. Tubs. 17 inches, and on the receipt of the above named prices, i),eriver evc^v / ni 1'aIe on L OR Gents New Style Cloth and Silk W ater Pails,Zinc and Wood Wash the presses w, II be sent lo any part of .he country. ’ JI TrrivinZ nl M P K I 5 0 clock’ P r T A W F V T K n t-t-.r- ONE CENT is added to the postage of each letter for AUCTION SJYLE, Piano Forte* Repaired and Tuned. Boards, Bristol Brick, Churns, A few hours work, bvby a small bov.boy, wi’lwill srvh ihpthe rnsrcost nrof . Hle* mori-trng'n^bon1;at RO('kkA N D 5every \ \ cdiie*dar "and ,,d _ - __ • " ENTWORTH S. advertising. E. S. SMITH, P. M. Rockland, April 15, 1857. Wood Horses and Saws, his Press, and do the work as well as IpO R Gent's Furnishing Goods. Of Valuable Real Estate. Mop Handles ^fC. Ac. i voikman. Our friends and the public are respectfullyskillful FARE,—From Rocltlt.ii,I to Bonloti, $2,00 River tares ns ostuil. I r. igitl tnken nt usual rules. ~ luaS&S T. A. WENTW0 Notice. Potatoes ! Potatoes !! ALSO Iwlited to call ami examine this WONDER OF THE AGE! N consequence of a loss of health and the j . A good assortment of Staple Dry Goods, such Iiieh is on exhibition and for sale at 144 Washington „ , . M. W. FARWELL, A-ent •qflf) Bushels prime Nova Scotia Potatoes for llori h,s r« ‘‘l«ucc, No. 5 Elm Street. fpiIE R E will be a ineeti”g of the Corporators * ~~I necessity of a change of climate, the proprietor offers * and — *•- 1 ■' Rockland, April 2, 18ai. 14iF X of the Achorn Lime Rock Quarry at the office of the ’nr sa.Ie 81 A u ctio n the following Valuable Real Estate, O V V sale wholesale and re.aile.ail at Lime Ruck Bank, on Tuesday, May 12th, 1857, with immediate possession. SAMUEL TIBBETTS’ Thee at 3 o'clock P. M. to net upon the following articles, viz: Central Market. scrihers 1 1. To choose i Chairman. • f nciv Block of Stores, Rockland, April 15, 1857. 15tf slant s gcr FARE JREDUCED ! ! 2. To choose a Clerk. i erected last year and known ns the W a LKER BLOCK, from our c 3. To see if the Corporators will vote to , “ consisting of three large Stores on the llistlloor and three (Dissolution of Copartnership. for Bale. X,. AGENTS WANTED. SHORTEST, CHEAPEST, , A. II. KIMBALL & CO. Boston, April 2, 1857. Chatter. j tenements on the second iloor, with a good Cellar under T i l E Copartnership heretofore existing between xv-J. /-■ & C°* ure 1 le 8C,linff Agents for the Rii**ell 4. To act upon all other business which may legally the whole Block, being easy of access at the rear of the -A- J .P .& C. C. INGRAHAM is this day dissolved by .vliil* <_ otlou Duck, a very superior article. come before the meeting. Building. Also, wood-houses ami other accommodations mutual consent. The business of the Arm w»n «»ttlelt l'll ^_ Rockland, April 20, 1857. 16tf CORDAGE, OIL, PAINT, TAR, PITCH, zette printed at Rockland in said County, three weeks suc­ i m T T T ? X T I P W L A R o ck la n d every Morning (Snndavs O A K U M & c. cessively, previous to said Court. AMERICAN HOUSE, BEDER FALES, Judge. BOOTS AND SHOES. J- XJL j±4 _tL VV I p ^ g T ^ yap J v ’^ pO R lidies’ Nice Silk ff0” ^ g &\yoitTH’a.’ The American House has been entirely remodelled with April 23, 1857. THE undersigned, Guardian of FRANK JOHN L>. FLAGG. addition of about thirty NEW ROO fiS. Every parti­ 17 ly I AVERILL u minor and heir at law tu LUCY Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas ^-c. cle ol it has been newly furnished, and it is in every re­ AVERILL late of Rockland deceased, respectfully repre- J. D. F. would call the particular attention of New poll Ladies’ French WORTH’S^ spect a FIRST CLASS HOTEL. B U Y Y O U R I seats that the said minor is seized and possessed of the fol- England Printers to this slock ot Inks. HENDERSON, JEFFERS & CO S. Its central position in reference to Railway Stations j lowing lot of land situate in said Rockland and hounded as Guns and Pistols, Extra Fine Jet Black Ink, i follows, to w it: Beginning on the South side of the Marsh and Steamboat landings, and Post Office, Custom House, Ponder Flasks, Shot Poucltea, Tubes, Tube Wrenches, WOOD-CCT, CARD 17OII Ladies’ Boots. Sho[s and an 1 -lie business portions of the city—offers induce men is road so called, and at Ann Jones’ North West corner, thence 3E3 XL JP JEL JE1 S S , Jl descriptions, Gun Locks, Rod Heads and Screws, Ball Moulds, Cylenders • F / Y /’.’ Z? Z. 4 ChT AND FINE BOOK PRINTING. to the business community bevond anv Hotel in the city. running by said Ann’s lot South 10 2 West twenty rods to | and Hammers. FINE BLACK BOOK 4- NEW S INKS ' ; y f°r R° CKLAND< ELLSWORTJI — ” ~ GEO. H. BARRELL. PAPER HANGINGS J land of Henry Ingraham; thence by said Ingraham’s land April 30, 1857. 18tf South 61 2 East one hundred and two feet to Margaret B. IpOR Misses’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes and I Post’s lot; thence by said Margaret's lot North 10° West SEAMEN’S OUTFITTING GOODS. Fancy Colored Ink*, Tint*, Gold Size, STEAMER M. SANFORD, X Gaiters of all descriptions, —OF— I twenty roils to said road ; thence by said road North 81 ° and Rubber Clothing B ronze, V am ish e*, &c.« AND CONNECT WITH T. A. WENTWORTH’S. Notice to Teachers and Scholars, West ime hundred and two feet to the first hounds. That All of v ...... Just received, fresh und bright, from the Manufactory of STEAXIEK llOCKLANI), an advantageous offer of one hundred dollars has been cat for C J.D . M’CREa IIY CO., established in New York for at Rockland. OR Gents’ French Calf Boots, i made by Cnlt b G. Moffitt of said Rockland wliiqh offer it the last fifteen years, and now the largest and best Manu­ O. II. PERRY factory in that city. All . business , intrusted to their care will be promptly at F 1. A. WENTWORTH’S. j Street, Safurdn), May 9lh, at 2 o’clock, is for the interest of said minor to accept and the proceeds Rockland, April 16, 1856. P. M. lu examine teachers tor our Public Schools E. K. SPEAR, I of sale to be put out at interest. He therefore prays that I6lf X? Orders received by Mail or Express, will he attend- ienue,‘ 10 ed to with promptness and despatch. Please direct to T?GR Gents' Calf, Patent Leather and Cloth have not already received the requisite certificate. At No. 1 Spofford Block. license may be grunted him to sell and convey the above W. J. BOND, Agent, X Congress Boots, T. A. WENTWORTH’S. Tile fcUiiiuicr term of the schools in the Grade District I described real estate to the person making said offer ac- JOHN D. FLAGG, Comer Main and Elm street. Rockland April 22,1656. I7tf Through in Six Minutes! 120 Wu*liiuj£ton Strc Rockland, April 2, 1856. will commence on Mouday the Ibth inst. j cording to the Statute in such case made and provided. Li*hiiagtoii Street, B oston. 14tf TPOR. Gents’ Patent Leather Oxford Ties, J. O. SKINNER, . ELIJAH M. AVERILL. A U ST IN S April 1, 1857. 3m 14 Supervisor and Agent of the Grade District. Lai'deu (seeds. __ X T. A. WENTWORTH’S.^ Rockland, May 1, 1857. l6tf Patent Cream Freezer. NEW MUSIC. R. SPEAB, has a large stock of all kiods LINCOLN, SS.—At a Probate Court held at An extraordinary and astonishing im. JOHN FLINT, XpOR Men’s and Boy’s Calf, Goat and Kip • of Garden Seeds ill Daners or bv the nound, ' yv:------—-•■i--- - - J r i papers or by the pound, Wi6cas,et within and for the County of Lin­ provement iu Cream Freezing; will freeze JT’EEPS constantly on hand fresh L Brogans, ' T. A. WENTWORTH S. SALE. E Spofford Block. in SIX MINUTES, by a simple and ele­ JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE FOR coln. on the seventh day of April, A D gant application of well known princi­ BEEF. by M . C. A N D R E W 'S, IPOK Boy’s Congress Boots and Fancy IE subscriber thinking of changing his 1857. ples, producing this desirable and surpris­ X? Shoes, T. A. WENTWORTH’S. T place of business offers for sale a Rooks andStationery ing result. A child of ten years cun man­ PORK, Aro. 3 Kimball Block, tioner give notice to all persons interested in said Es- age it without difficulty. ' LARGE lot of new Music such as :— 1 1-2 STORY HOUSE* (nearly new) THREE SILVER MEDALS and POULTRY, finished throughout (situated on Florence Place) with a >fut,e; l,lu; may. a,‘£??r ,u ,a <-Court. , of 1>robale 10 be Boors, Sash, and Blinds. THE CHEAP BOOKSTORE • , holden at Wisi.us&et within and for said County, on the Awarded by the Maryland Institute bought at llclfast, Waldo County, expresslv for this mnr- General Knox’s March. * rery luge lot—on which n stands. and First Class Diploma, of the Met­ ket, at such prices and of such qualities us arc not found Bavarian Waltz. One lot on the opposite aide of the street from the We shall sell Books, Stationery, Paper Hangings, &c., Tuesday of May next, by causing a copy of said P &c., the present season at lower prices than ever before ith this Order to he published iu the Rockland Ga ropolitan Mechanics’ l.\sTrTUTE, at­ at outer Market Houses in this city. ALSO,—A full supply Meet me by moonlight. BARROW’S & EWELL, house. test the superiority of this apparatus over The Mozelle Waltz. One lot near Capt. Time. Hix’s. offerei in this city. zettc printed at Rockland in said County, three weeks suc­ Please cull and examine our stock and prices. cessively, previous to said Court. all others. Rosalie the Prairie Flower, by Wurzel. YXTOULD inform ihe citizens of Rockland and g-One LARGE STORE at OWL’S HEAD, (new.) As a further and convincing proof of Also the SCOW BAGADUCE, lour years old—in prime WM A. BARKER Ac CO, BEDER FALES, Judge of Probate. Groceries and Vegetables, White Mountain Serenade. vicinity that they are engaged in the manufacture Blank Book Manufacturers and Binders, Attest:—E. Foote, Register. the excellence of this Freezer, the under­ Blow on, Blow on, or (the Pirute’s Glee.) of the above named articles, in R ock ville at the head running order having just repaired and recaulked her. signed would state, that Also 3-32 of barque Trajan (new) about 450 lolls. 17tf No. I, Spear Block. A true copy—Attest E. Foote. Register. 3wl6 I’m Saddest when 1 sing. of Lake Chikawaukie, three miles ftom Rockland* Also all kinds of SEASONED LUMBER, cheaper THOUSANDS Customers will understand that nt this estahlislnnent 101 Preparatory Lessons. where they are prepared to execute orders for any of the than the same qualities tan he bought elsewhere. Those Trustee’s Sale ,ot* Heal Estate. they wili always get the worth of their Money. The Daisy. above work at very short notice. Notice. have been soldsifice the Patent was issued. The Child’s Wish. in want of lumber would do well to call before purchas­ 'O be sdd, by order of the Judge.of Probate, G I V E M I£ A C A L L In additiou to which, are prepared to do a variety of ing. The above will be sold cheap for cash or approved T ’HE Annual Meeting of the North Marine The largely increasing demand for this popular article Rockland, Dec. 6, 1656. 50tf Dearest spot of Earth to me is home. Wharf and Railway Company will he held at Crock­ on the premises, the sixteenth day of May next, at induces the agents to remind dealers to forward their or­ The Bridge of Sighs, (as sung by the Hutchingson J O B W O R K , credit. -L T such as Also he would give notice that those indebted to him ett’s Building on Thursday April 30th, at 2 o’clock P. M., nine o’clock in the forenoon, the following pieces of land-ders early, aad thereby prevent delay. Coiuinissioner’s Notice. family.) for the choice of ofiicers and to act on any other business One piece situated in Rockland, County of Lincoln, and Orders by taail will meet with prompt attention. A Mound is in the Graveyard. Planing, Jointing Ac Squaring Clapboard#* are requested to call and settle their account and those containing about ten acres; also two pieces situated iu Kind words tan never die. having bills against him lo present them for payment. that.may legally come before said meeting. Annexed is a list of the retail pri:es of the Freezer, for E having been appointed by the Hon. Judge S. G. B. COOMBS. Punctual attendance is requested us business of impor­ Camden, County of Waldo, containing about eleven acres, the convenience of those wanting a single one. of Probate for the County of Lincoln, to receive The Dismal Swamp. TURNING AND BORING SHIPS’ the same being n portion of real estate of Philip Achoun, Uncle Sam’s Farm. Rockland, April 28, 1857. tance will come before s -till meeting. PRICE OF FREEZER: Wanti examine the claims of the creditors of II. S. BRAD­ Stanchions, Circular, and Scroll Sawing, &c« Rockland, April 22, 1857. Iwl7 late of Rockland, deceased, and willed to Ph ilip Achorn, LEY, lute of Boston in the State of Massachusetts, de­ All together again, (by Wurzel.) son of the said deceased, in trust, to pay the legal ex­ Two Quarts, $2 : Three Quarts, 83 ; Four Quarts, $4 ; German nine popular airs. P. S. We have engaged MESSRS. STANLEY dc Pix Quarts, $5 ; Nine Quarts, $6 ; Fourteen Quarts, “ ceased, whose estate is represented insolvent: give notice ?1G PASTE, at penses of said Philip Achoru, with incidental charges. that six months, commencing on the 23d day of December We are happy now dear mother. AYER to act as our agents in Rockland, at which place CITY DRUG STORE Agricultural Tools, &e. JOHN BIRD, Trustee. Twenty Quarts. §11. Strike the Cymbal. will he found a good assortment of common size Address J. t c . BCRR1AN, 601 Broadway, New York, 1856, have been allowed to said creditors to bring in and Rockland, April 15, 1857. 3wl9 prove their claim s; and that we will attend the service Rockland, March 11, 1857. LOWS, Cultivators, Seed Sowers, Horse 3m 16 Agents lor Patentee. DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS . J^EMONS, at Hoes, Straw and Hay Cutters, Horse Drag, and Hand assigned us at the office of N. MESERVEY in Rockland in CITY DRUG STORE. PRakes, Hay and Manure Forks, Garden Rakes, Shovels, said County of Lincoln on the 14th day of April, and 23d All orders left with them will be promptly attended to. A'otice. FRANCIS HARRINGTON i p o r t . S j3lx.e . All work delivered in Rockland free of charge. Spades and Iloes, Arc., Arc. day of June 1857, from 9 o’clock A. M. to 3 o’clock P. M., ' at M. U. ANDREWS. J . P. WISE, T HEREBY, give notice that CYNTHIA S. manufacturer of of said day*. U. BARltOWS. H. EWELL, J «, 16tf No 3 Palmer’s Block. X LONG has left my bed and board without any provo­ GEO. W. BROWN, ) „ No. 3, Kimball Block. Rockville, April 9, 1857. 6ml5 CITY DRUG STORE. cations whatever und by these presents forbid nil persons BLOCKS & PUM PS, THOMAS W. HIX, J Commusionert. BENTINI’S progressive and complete “PORTLAND Pilot Bread and Crackers. A from trusting her, or any of the family, on my account as AT STEAM MILL., UP STAIRS, Dated this 23d day of Dec. A. D. 1856. 13tf • method for the Piano-Forte. Also, F. Hunter’s cel­ ERBIOK’S SUGAR COATED PILLS.—For X first-rate article, for sale by 1 shull not pay any bills whatever pfter this date. H ebrated Instruction for the Pinna-Forte, and also Piano- CARPET HALL, sale by F G. COOK, City Drug Store. Only Au­ 4wl6 A. H. KIMBALL Ac CO. LEONARD C. LONG. ROCKLAND, ME, Those Awful and Terrific Accident?, Forte Primer, by J. F. Burrows. February, 18, 1857. 8tf Hthorized Agent lor Rockland, and vicinity. 18lf Rockland, April 15, 1857. 3wl6 daily happening from the careless handling of Campheke Rockland, March 11, 1857. 1 Ilf Over the BOSTON & MAINE E. R. Station. rjRASS and FIELD SEED.—Herds Grass, R. ORFF’S Pain Catholicon sold in this and Burninq Fluid, can for ever be stopped by the use of Haymarket square, - - - boston. v J Red Top and Northern Clover Seeds, Barley, Oats, Book Binding, city by PRATT’S PATENT SAFETY LAMP AND FEEDER/ G. F. FLING, Rye, Corn. Beaus and Peas. D “ I Will not be Undersold.'’ AVING fitted up a Book-Binuery in eon- 3nt9 O. J . CONANT. The uudersigned (Successors to WM, P. TENNY A; CO.) This Lamp cannot explode from overturning, while lighted ! PORTRAIT PAINTER, offer to Purchasers of ■pNRCHASERS of “ Patent Medicines,” had nection with our Store, we ate now preparedDrenared tnto doHn TAR. ORFF’S Pain- Catholicon, sold in this better call at C lT f DRUG STORE,Sign Blue Mor­ H ...... by filling it, while lighted. GRANITE STREET. A BIN D I N G X-/ citvcity bvby ...... front overflowing, while lighted, tar, before purchasing elsewhere, as I am determined to in any «ty|e required. (First Door West from Union St.J ■cii at sttislactory prices. For Sale. P. II. CLEMENTS, ...... from any known cause, CARPETINGS 3tn9 Blackliiton’a Corner...... when filling, if the fluid take fire. Particular attention paid to painting Portraits from Da­ F. G. COOK, “m'n rtaT r"“ ° W ii! ,o Uin,,inS guerreotypes, in permanent Oil Colors. Instruction given retail, a complete and moil tiewrable assortment, cotn- 18tf Palmer’s Block. CCHR. PATRIOT, well found in sails and rig- Blank Book! ‘“ P ^ a ^ t S ’,„ * d e r ...... hv the wick (if too small) drop­ in the art of Portrait Painting. ging. Eighty tons, and carries fifty M. lumber ; will ping inside while lighted. . sing every variety of fabric and quality, of both ENG­ O Coal Tar, Rockland, March 25, 1856. 13tf LISH AND AMERICAN manutarture. Also a salendid be sold low, to close a concern. Apply to M. SUMNER, Booksellers, Stationers i i J , Ai BABKER Ac CO., (JONSTANTLY on hand and for sale at the This Lamp is the Cheapest, Best and Headache, Headache. at Rockland Insurance Office. Manufacturers. 1 “ e” ’ Buok Binders and Blank Book Safest ever offered to the Public. stock of FLOOR OlL CLOTHS, (front 3 to 24 feet Rockland, April 15, 1857. 3wl6* With this Lamp and Feeder in conjunction, the most ex­ To Let. f BOOK’S Headache Drops will positively cure Rockland, Jan.^i4’ iS57S p P a r M ain S». t(27 GAS WORKS. plosive compounds may be carelessly used with no WO fine tenements in Rankin Block, V/ the Headache. Fot sale only at COuK’S City Drug Stt greater danger than Sperm or Lard Oil. We respectfully solicit a call at this large, long-estab­ iKcunedy’s Discovery. suitable fot laige families. Also, one store in same lished and well known warehouse, from all iu want o. SlOridti Palmer’s Block, Sign Blue Mortar. TAB. ORFF’S Pain Catholicon, sold in this Retail prices for Lamps, 50.62 1-2 and 75 ceuts. blockT X7 city by T \R . ORFF’S Pain Catholicon, sold in this goods, and wlshtnc to trade at the very lowest cash ttrices E f city by THE pure article direct from Mr. Kennedy Wholesale and retail by J. Ac C. BERRlAN, No. 691 Inquire of C. P, FESSENDEN. X can be found at Broadway. New York. DAVIS, WRIGHT k CO. Mm2 BRACKETT A CO. 48tf £. R. SPEAR’S. April 16, 1857. 3m 16 Samuel bankin. Geo. F. Davis. Satn’IT. Wright. Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857. 9if April 8, 1857, BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS. B. R. RICHARDSON & CO.’S BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS, J . E. FARW ELL & CO.’S To be inserted weekly for five weeks. AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENT, S COLLECTED BY BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS. (TO UE INSERTED FIVE WEEKS.) BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. REMOVAL. AYER’S RICHARDSON &. CO. Ccllcctcd by J. E. FARWEEL A CO., E. H. EDDY, GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENTS PLUMER & MAYO, ROSS & PEARCE, LEWIS KAUFMAN, Manufnciiirers of MILITARY and FIRE EQUIPMENTS, ADVERTISING AGENTS, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, CHERRY & JOY*a BUILDING, 81 W ashington st., Boston CAPS, BELTS, &c., Ac., constantly on hand, and made No, 32 Congress Street. IM PO R TER S, MANUFACTURERS, and W 70ULD announce to the citizens of Rock- to order. (Late Agent of U. S Patent Office, Washington, f . &Tf 7 r i c e ? _ MEDIC ATE D INHALATION^ J- WHOLESALE DEALERS io FLAX and COTTON under the Act of 1836 ) ’ ’ land and vicinity that he has removed hia atock of w H 9vL F S K g K Q , c E K S No. 10 Elm street, (up stairs.) Boston. TW INE, of every description. 76 STATE ST., opposite Kilby st., Boston, PECTORAL, 710R the TREATMENT and SPEEDY CURE of CON- Cotton Seine Twine, 4 to 64 Threads. FTER an extensive practice of upwards ol twenty FOR THE RAPID CURE OF Dealers in Teas of Every Kind, FRAMES AND PAINTINGS. 1 SUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRH, Flax Bailing Twines Flax Gillnet Twines. 118 & 118 STATESTREET. BOSTON, I A years, continues to secure Patents in the United FALL AND WINTER A. A. CHILDS A CO., 19 Tremont si., BOSTON, and ALL CHRONIC DISEASES of the TUROaT and “ fail “ ** Herring •* States; also in Great Britain, France, and other foreign Colds, Coughs, and PA PER HAN GIN G S . Would call attention to their establishment, where may LUNGS, at the “ Ham “ “ Druggist u countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all Hoarseness. be’found the most complete assortment of Frames of all “ Wool “ “ Tobacco “ S. II. GREGORY & CO., Papers or Drawings for Patent, executed on liberal terms, GOODS Brimfield, Mass., 20th Dec., 1855. the numerous styles in use. Their extensive facilities en­ Boston Lung Institute, G9 1-2 Summer Sireet. “ Broom “ « Upholsters’ twine. and with despatch. Researches made into American or Manufactarers and Wholesale Dealers able them to manufacture to order at short notice. They MEDICATED INHALATION WILL CURE CON- “ Seine “ « Cordage of ull kinds. To No. 1 of the NEW BLOCK, Dr. J. C. Ayer: I do not hesitate to say Foreign works, to determine the validity or utility of Pa­ . . 0,1 Main and Lime Rock Streets, the best remedy I have ever found for 23 & 25 COURT STREET. would tail the attention of schools particularly to this es­ LUMPTION ! W hy ? Because the remedy is applied Seaming Twine, Variegated Linen and Cotton Twine, tents or Inventions,—mid legul or other advice rendered in directly to the seat of Disease. The Medicines being wnere ne will be pleased to hieet his old customers and Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, aud the S. H. Gregory, BOSTON. C. W. Robinson tablishment, as Engravings of every variety are also fur­ Saddlers’ Thread, Upholsters’ and Carriage Maker’s Web­ all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims of all who wish to buy GOODS CHEAP. concomitant symptoms of a Cold, is your nished at same store by J. K. Wiggin. prepared in the form of vapors-, are conveyed in the air bing. Also, Shoe Threads, Linen Cotton, and Silk of J AMES”A. IS if.!N \ any Patent furnished by remitting One Dollar. Assign­ inducement to purchasers he will sell lor Cherry Pectoral. Its constant use iu we breathe to the most minute air cells in the lungs. The every description, for sewitg Machines. ments recorded at Washington. my practice and my family for the last DEALER IN SCHOOL AND MUSIC first effect is to dissolve and render easily expectorated No* 7 Liberty Square, Boxfoa, the secretions in the air cells. Tilts relieves the lungs Thia Agency is not only the largest in New England, but T l i i r t y ten years has shown it to possess supe* FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, through it inventors have ad vantages for securing patents, his present stock which was rerecently bought in New York rior virtues for tho treatment of the^e BOOKS. from the matter collected there, and the vapors being ianos and melodeons to l e t • s i » o $ iv or ascertaining the patentability of inventions, unsurpass­ complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, M.D, 464 & 466 WASHINGTON ST.. composed of healing gums and balsams, a new state of per Quarter, with a deduction of the Rent in case of for cnah, atit (Liberty TrCte Block, Opp Boylston Market, Boston.) BROWN. TAGGABD A CHASE, successors to W. J. the parts at once takes place, the weak air cells are stim­ Ppurchase, within one year. ed by, if not immeasurably superior to, any which can be Great ISargains, A. B. M0RTLEY, Esq., of Utica, N. Y., writes: “ I hav« Reynolds A Co., No. 24 Cornhill, Boston. ulated and strengthened, the ulcers and cavities heal, offered them elsewhere. The testimonials below given . . . - c - used your Pectoral myself and in my family ever since Marble Mantles Cheaper than Imitation, Country orders solicited. OLIVER DITSOff, prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA -1 Assuring them that it will puy for any fc’ant oft you invented it, and believe it the best medicine for its and the patient rapidly passes from a state of disease to No. 115 Washington St*, BOSTON. TENT OFFICE than the subsciber ; and as SUCCESS IS ! 800l*s 10 purchase at the purpose ever put out. With a bid cold I should sooner A, WENTWORTH & CO., health. THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, | TVR W S? pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle tbau do without it, or Now offer theirslock of CHIMNEY PIECES and MONO Engravings-Wholesale and Retail. This is the only means that can. with any certainty, be relied on io cure Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, he would add that he has abundant reason to believe, and Vvi,Q^ i „ r 7; take any other remedy.” MENTS, of various qualities and patterns, being J. K. WIGGIN, Printseller, 1 9 Tremont St., BOSTON, can prove, that at no other ollice of the kind are the Where may "always •»«•«<• he found latest importations, such t Croup, Whooping Cough, Influenza. the largest and best assortment in New (opposite Museum,) any case of Lung Disease. Proofs of its wondrous efllfeacy will be given, on calling charges for proTestiioual services so moderate. The im­ SH y YWLS, Springfield, Miss., Feb. 7,1856. England. lias a full collection of Mezzotints, for Grecian Paini­ Fire Insurance. mense practice of the subscriber during twenty years past, Brother Ayer: I will cheerfully certify your Pectoral 15, 17, 60 Haverhill, & 6, 8, 10, 1 2, ng. from 50 cts. to $15 each. The trade and seminaries at the BOSTON LUNG INSTITUTE, No. 6 9 1-2 Sum has enabled him to accumulate a vast collection of specifi­ mer Street. is the best remedy wo possess for tho cure of yV/iooping Beverley Street*. upplied on the best terms. Also a rare selection of Fine cations and official decisions xelative to patents. These, CouQh, Croup, aud tho chest diseases of children. We or Line E ngravings, embracing the best subjects by tht old Consumptives who apply personally, may confidently besid-s his extensive library of legnl and mechanical j C ln n l’Q P m n e £v-« your frateruity iu tho South appreciate your skill, and G E O R G E t 7^CORRUT II & CO .. masters, with the modern English, French, German and rely that their disease will be detected with unerring works, ai.«l full accounts of patents granted in the United ; ViUdKS, VUpCS, l a l m a S , & C. commend your mediciuo to our people. IMPORTERS AND JUDDERS IN Italian works. Frames and Artists’ Materials. tainty, and trented witii a success hitherto unknown. E. H. CO CH RA N 'S Stales and Eiuope, render him uble, beyond question, to sr® iBP HIRAM CONKLIN, M. D. Persons residing at a distance, and unable to visit the offer superior facilities for obtaining patents. n Institution, by sending a minute description of their AMOS LEE, Esq., Monterey, Ia., writes, 3d Jan., 1856: P. H WALKER, All necessity ol a journey to Washington, to procure a All colors of Plain Thibets, Plaid Thibets, iLyonete, Co­ “ I had a tedioua Influenza, which confined me in doora SNUFF. PIPES, CIGaR CASES A c. MANUFACTURER OF in writing, can have suitable remedies, with full direction: patent, aud the usual great delay there, are here saved in- : ^urgs, Alapacas. Moliairs, De Lains. Prints &c.. &c. 63 Hanover Street, sent them. • irsurance agency, six weeks; took many medicines without relief; finally Balance, Platform and Counter Scales, ven tors. Domestic W hite Gooda aud Hosiery of all tried your Pectoral by the advice of our clergyman. (New Building opposite the American House.) Dus. MELCHER A MORSE, E xamining Physician kinds. Fancy Goods &e.,&c, The first dose relieved the soreness in my threat and Geo. T. Carruth, BOSTON Chester H. Carruth. ALSO, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Testimonials. SPOFFORD BLOCK, MAIN ST., “ During the t • , r i The subscriber would return h»s grateful acknowledge- lungs; less than one half tho bottle made me completely BEAN «& MUGRIDGE, occupied the office of Con.nil«iot.er | men, bi. friellds for |ia[ru„„ge bestowed, nod would re- well. Your medicines are the cheapest as well as the beat WANTED. Guns, Rilles, Revolving, Double and Common Pistols, Ri­ of Patents, R. II. Eddy, Esq., of Boston, did business Active Agents for every County in the New England MERCHANT TAILORS quest a call from them mid all others in want of GOODS we can buy, and wo esteem you, Doctor, and your reme­ fle and Fowling Powder, Shot, Flasks, etc. ROCKLAND. the Patent Office, as Solicitor for procuring patents.— adapted to the season, assuring them they will find at his dies, as the poor man’s friend.” States, to whom the best inducement will be giveu. Ad­ .et and Table Cutlery, Carpenters’ and Mechanics’ There were few, if any, persons acting in that capacity, store a choice STOCK at very low prices. dress, stamp enclosed, A NO DEALERI.in Clotlix, Ready-Made Clolh- who had so much business before the Patent Ollice ; and Asthma or Phthisic, aud Bronchitis. Tools of every description. A ini;, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, itc. Rockland. Dec 10, 1856 5otf West Maiohzster, Pa., Feb. 4,1856. H- P- KINGMAN, 55 Merrimac Street, BOSTON. N o. 1 Fnucuil Hall Square. Boston. there were none who conducted it with more skill, fidelity No. 149 Court, corner of Alden St. and success. I regard Mr. Eddy as one of the best in­ Sir: Your Cherry Pectoral is performing marvellous GEORGE L. STEARNS, O N C E M O R E J.M. BEAN, ( ROSTAN formed and most skillful Patent Solicitors in the United cures in this section. It has relieved several from alarm­ G. L. MUGRIDGE, 5 lJ> ing symptoms of consumption, and is now curing a man MANUFACTURER of We ask to call the attention of all buyers of VF O J. M . Slates, and have no hesitation in assuring inventors that E. H. COCHRAN, they cannot employ a person more competent and trust­ who has labored under an affection of tho lungs for the PATENT IMPROVED LEAD PIPE Strangers visiting the city are requested to call. BBIBGFORD, &C0., last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant. O a r IP O t i 11 S S ■> WILL TALE R6K8 ON worthy, and more capable of putting their applications in Pure Block Tin Pipe and Sheet Lead, OIL CL0TIL5 AND WINDOW SHADES Particular attention paid to Custom Work a lorm to secure for them an early mid favorable consider­ GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING A. A. RAMSEY, M.D., Albion, Monroe Co., I owa, writes, Sept. 6, 1855: u During my practice of many years ALSO, DEALER IN PIG_ AND BAR LEAD. To our increased facilities for meeting their wants. Dur­ NEW ENGLAND EATING IIOUSE, DWELLING HOUSES, ation at the Patent Ollice. EDMUND BURKE. 3&E E ! ZiEL O =3? S3, , 23 Water St., Oppo*ite Simon’s Block. ing the past Winter we have enlarged our Store, cleaned Late Commissioner of Patents.” Z-32 I have found nothing equal to your Cherry Pectoral for up our Stock, and made extensive arrangements with For­ Nog. 5 & 7 Sudbury Sireet, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, From the present Commissioner. ON THE CORNER 20 DOCK AND CAREY STS., giving ease and relief to consumptive patients, or curing eign and American Manufacturers for (Corner ok Friend St.) BOSTON. such as are curable.” First Premium Hair-W ork. STORES, “ August 17, 1855.—During the time I have held the RICHMOND, VA. We might add volumes of evidence, but the most con­ F. J . CHASE & CO. - - PROPRIETORS. office of Commissioner of Patents, R. II. Eddy, Esq,, of Ladies’and Gent’s HAIR WORK constantly manufac­ STOCKS OF GOODS, .They will make liberal Cnah A«Ivnncc» on Con- vincing proof of the virtues of thia remedy is found in its turing of \.\TURALHAIR ami of Superior Quality, and are now prepared'to show the best assorted Stock of Lodging Rooms to Let ! Apply Rt the Counter. J Boston, has been extensively en. the transaction i MitfiimcntM to their address. Thev also will attend Also, BURGESS’ CREAM NUTRITIVE, an excellent CARPETINGS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS, ever of­ TERMS CASH. FINISHING RISKS ON BUILDINGS i of business with the Ollice as a solicitor. He is thorough- particularly to orders for the purchase of effects upon trial. article for the growth and preservation ef the Ilnir. Ad­ fered in this market. To those who have heretofore made Consumption. dress. B. F. BURGESS, their selections with us, little need he said except that it FRENCH HAIR STOKE. in process of construction and all other In- “f FLOUR, FEED. CORN, «fcc. Probably no one remedy has ever been known which is our purpose to offer them still greater inducements.— References— The Merchants of Richmond generally. 303 Wanhinglon St., B onIo ii. 1T0FFETT A CO, L adies and Gentlemen’s HAIR surable property, iu thefollowinff companies. suceeh*fal practitioners with whom I have lntd official in- r e bruary 18, 1857. gtf cured so many aud such dangerous cuses as this. Some And to those who have not, we can only say, if Prime 111 DRESSERS ami WIG MAKERS, No. 4 Ilnnovt , A u X 1 A • °Ai 1 T , 1 tercourse. CHAS. MASON, no human aid can reach; but even to those the Cherry ’ J. W. CARTER & BROTHER^ Goods, Choice Styles, and Low Prices are any considera­ known to be sate and piompt in the adjust-: commissioner of Patents.” street, Boston, Ladies Heads Champooed. Children' Pectoral affords relief and comfort. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN tion with vou examine our Stock before you buy. Hair cut, in every style. All Kinds of Ornamental Hai menfc of their losses. Boston, Jan. 8, 1857. Iy2__ McECKRON’S' ^ West India Goods and Groceries, GEO. \V. CHIPMAN A CO., Work.. Astor House, New York City. March 5,1856 3 4 A 1 3 6 Hanover, and 78 A 8 0 Union St., Boston. Bunches of Curls »nd Bunds dressed over in the new­ CELEBRATED LINIMENT!! Doctor Ayer, Lowell: I feel it a duty and a pleasure SHIP, FAMILY, CABIN STORES, WINES. CIGARS Insurance effected in Stock Companies o r 1 RoCklaild CitV Book Store. to inform you what your Cherry Pectoral has done for est style. The highest cash pri-ie paid for hair. PORTER, ALE AND CIDER, which will be sold Fruit Trees? Plants and seeds. ~~ Mutual, as applicants prefer. | ANDREWS my wife. She had been five months laboring under the at the lowest market prices. Purchasers contemplating planting the above, will find the dangerous symptoms of Consumption, from which no aid 17 Ac 19 W ater Street. Boston. largest assortment ol choice kinds for sale in we could procure gave her much relief. Siie was steadily found at his resilience, No. 1 3 OSBORN PLACE, (formerly Wakefield’s,) this country, at Tremont and Washington streets, and leading MAINE INSURANCE COMPANY,! failing, until Dr. Strong, of this city, where we have come DEAFNESS CURED, HOVEY 5c CO.’S, 7 Merchants Row, BOSTON. NO. 3 KIMBALL BLOCK. , for advice, recommended a trial of your medicine. We However caused, if the ticking of a watch can be heard. from Pleasant street BOSTON A0CCSTA, ME. bless his kindness, as we do your skill, for sho has recov­ Letters of inquiry, addressed io He will give ladies and gentlemen private lectures in ered from that day. She is not yet as strong as sho used V. L. WAIT & CO., gardlto health, wealth, friends, enemies, love, courtship, rPHIS Store is now being filled up with a DR BOARDMAN, No. 12, Suffolk Place. Boston, MANUFACTURERS OF THE C apital $300,0(10. to be. but is free from her cough, and calls herself woli. attended to. Remedies and Apparatus sent by express. complexion, and deseoiption of intended companion, ab­ I lurge and choice assortment of Yours with gratitude and regard. Soston Chemical Washing Powder, sent friends and relations1 travels by sea and laud, pro­ J. II. W illiams, Sec’v. J. L. Cutler, Pres’i ORLANDO SHELBY, of Shelbyville. “ T H O H A S a . MATTHEWS. M. D., ~ BABBITT’S SOAP POWDERS, motions, gain, happiness,or misfortune, Ac. GOODS: Consumptives, do not despair till you have tried Ayer’3 DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY. COOKING EXTRACTS AND Prof. Huse may be consulted from 7 A, M. to 8 1*. M. KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE. Cherry Pectoral. It is made by one of the best medisal Xos. 154 5c 156 Endicott Street, BOSTON. N. B. Mr- Huse promises no more than he cun accom­ chemists in the world, and its cures all around us bespeak TOILET PREPARATIONS, plish. Price, 50 cents. THAT McECKRON’S CELEBRATED LINI- the high merits of its virtues. — Philadelphia Ledger. Agent for Dr. Warren’s Delplia Mixture. Also, Dealer BOOKS AND STATIONERY, J- MENT has triumphad when all other external appli­ in Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy and Toiiet Arti­ ' every description. 1 3 1 Federal Street, Boston. eafness cured, however" caused” if~ iie HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO. ticking of a watch can be heard. Letters of inquiry NEW AND SPLENDID cation has failed to have any beneficial effect, and that its cles, &c. CHARLES COPELAND, sale as a Horse Remedy aud" as a Family Embrocation, is Daddressed to Dr. BOARDMAN, No. 12 Suffolk Place, DODGE, GILBERT & CO , SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Paper Hangings and Borders. unparalleled in the annals of Medical History. That Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. BOSTON, attended to. many eminent members of the Medical Faculty use and Dealers in FINISHED WAGON AXLES, ELLIPTIC No*. 85 5c 87 Court Street. Remedies and apparatus sent by express. Capital and Assets.§218,887 A lurge and beautiful Stock of Cameo Pins and Ear Drops HE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been SPRINGS, Carriage Bolts, Bands, Punched Nuts and to mutch recommend.'“ McEckron’s Celelnated Liniment.” That Constantly on hand, the best ICE CREAM, PLUM and the greatest Horsemen iu the Union use “ McEckron’s Lin­ taxed their utmost to produce this best, most perfect Washers, Malleable Iron Castings, SMITHS’ BELLOWS. FANCY CAKES. Ac. p ° R SALE! SECOND HAND BOOK, JOB C. Pynchon, Sec’y. W m. B. Calhoun, Pres’t. Gold XccklaccM mid Gold Cliaiuw, ANVILS and VISES, Portable Forges and Leather Bell­ with mi extensive assortment of other iment ” and no other. That no Pain can exist from any Tpurgative which is kuown to man. Innumerable proofs TABLE ORNAMENTS 1 NEWSPAPER TYPE.and several fonts ofType that external injury whatever, where McEckron’s Celebrated ing. Tinmen’s. Coopers’, Boiier and Wagon Rivets, Jack have been used for Stereotyping. Apply to J. E. FAR a a l d a o o o are shown that these Pills have virtues which surpass in and Press Screws, Fan Blowers, Lathe Chain and Cogs. every description, supplied at the shortest not ice. s . ; Liniment is used. That the Press speaks in the highest excellence the ordinary medicines, and that they win un­ WELL A CO. No. 3 2 Congress St., BOSTON. A gteat variety of . terms of McEckron’s Linimitnent. and that hundreds of Lathe Dogs, Chucks, Conch Screws, Emery, Ac. 1 0 6 precedentedly upon tho estoem of all men. They are safe State Street, Boston. ’i I J. DURG1N & CO., P o n la m l. lltf ultra of all conceived human happiness can he obtained. Constantly on hand a good supply of dered organs into their natural action, aud impart healthy He is ready to assist every one who from asmall beginning P . F O W L E SON, wishes to rise to wealth and opulence. He has done it . Charts, Scales, Navigators and American CROCKERY, GLASS,”- tone with strength to tho whole system. Not only do IMPORTERS OF, AND DEALERS IN ’ | 'HE. Subscriber is now prepared to furnis himself and is willing to impart to every one the secret COAST PILOT. they euro tho every-day complaints of every body, but ! so i? jo e t i x i §. s J- the different variety of Fruit Trees from the t best Nur- J of liis success. Conway Fire Insurance Company. also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baffled New Iron Warehouse, 164 Washington Street. England ; he is also A; for the Concord 1___------— ------the best of human skill. While they produce powerful Grape, and North: Muscodine, raise d bv the Shakers of V f r£ D : AC71\ E AGENTS for C ou n ty CONWAY, MASS. of every description New Gloucester, Me.. ; » r the New England States, to whom the best ind Prices fair and terms Cash. WOODED W ARE effects, they are at the same time, in diminished doses, the GO TO KELTY’S, meats will he given. Address, stump enclosed, If, CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $200,000. safest and best physic that can be employed for children. 170 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON, a p p l e , p l u m . Pe a r a n d c h e r r y Rockland, Oct 23, 1856 44tl LEANDER WEEK, KINGMAN, No. 55 Merrim • BOSTON. D. C. Rogers, Sec’j . J. S. Whitney, Pies Being sugar-coated, they are pleasant to take; and being Manufacturers and £mporlcr*. T K E E S , N O . 3 SPEAR BLOCK. As they have $50,000 worth of WINDOW SHADES. BROOKS & MECLEN,' THIRTY YEAR’S EXPERIENCE^ purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm. Cures of nil varieties to he had in a bearing state if preferred. Rocklaud Me, have been made which surpass belief were they not sub­ LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, DAMASK CORNICES. The subscriber lias in addition io the above a large va­ BANDS, dec., which they are selling at low prices, at N ° ’ 1 Blackstoxk, 2 A :ltox and 2 Shoe A stantiated by men of such exalted position and chat actor riety of Leatherea Sts.. BOSTON, T) ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of the wholesale or retail. OUTERS and Dealers O > Zj 33> IXT T T j e t S 3E5 . -*-V citizens of Rockland and vicinity to his assortment o as to forbid tho suspicion of untruth. Many eminent CURRANT AND GOOSEBERRY BUSHES, in SHOE FINDINGS, and Ma ICTI-RERS o f l.E A T li­ Bridgeport Fire and M arine Co jlO X U MEN TAI. ScrawbcrvicM 5cc. ER. Particular attention paid miting up difierent Mu- clergymen and physicians have lent their names te certi­ AKn OTHER chines used by the Trade, v BKIDGEFOKT, CONN. MRS WINSEOW, Crockery, China & Glass W are. fy to the public the reliability of my remedies, while oth­ Also a large variety of Rolling, Splitiug and An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents to Cramping Machines, «kc. All articles in r line, at the CAPITAL, 300,000. Have now on hand a full supply, etnbracin g all the vari­ ers have sent me the assurance of their convietion that FLOWERS, the attention of Mothers, eties of THOMAS A. CABEW, 2 4 Winter Street. BOSTON. lowest prices for cash. II. Washbusn, Sec’y. II. W. Chatfield, Pres’t. my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of my such as the beautiful Prairie Rose : Peony, Passion Flow­ S O O TH IN G SYRU P, BLUE and MULBERRY PRINTED ; BAND afflicted, suffering fellow-men. PORTRAIT CAMEOS EXECUTED. er, Honey Suckle, and many varieties too numerous to & J . 31 Y E K S, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. and W HITE GRANITE, COMMON COL­ The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my BOOTS AND SHOES. mention. IMPORTERS It will immediately relieve them Irom pain, allay all ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY, ERS OF WATCII MATERIALS, ORED, EDGED, and C. C. GREY American Almanac, containing directions for their use and C. & 31. COX, ’ WATCH GLASSES, TOOLS, JEW ELRY, W it h ie s , spasmodic action, soften the gums, reduce intlamation, used for ornamenting gardens, lawns, «5cr., «fcc. Holyoke m utual F ire Insurance Co. and is sure to regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it and YELLOW STONE, BEN­ certificates of their cures, of the following complaints: — Wholesale Dealers in Boots, Shoes 4- Leather. The subscriber would here add, that if his services are Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief and Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy, required in laying out Flower Gardens he will attend to S. At J . 31. beg to inform the Trade generally, that NINGTON and BROWN Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul Stomach, Nau­ 42 it 44 PEARL STREET. lie same, as he has had many years’ experience in the husi- i fp'eU oie goods',"which d,ey wdl'send"" “eleCled sl,,ck of SALEM , M ASS. health to your children. Price 25 cents per hottie. We have sold very large quantities of Mrs. Winslow’s EARTHEN WARES, sea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and Pain Have on hand a stock of the best manufacture, which they . . . . - y one article by C A P IT A L A N D ASSETTS, S35O.OOO. arising therefrom, Flatulency, Los3 of Appetite, all Ulcer­ will sell at the lowest price in the market for cash. Soothing Syrup during the past few years—over 20,000 to which I am constantly adding all the new patterns and j prepared to furnish the above articles mail, free of expense, to any part of the United States or J. T. Burnham, Sec’v. Augustus Story, Pres’t. ; J50”1.i*1’ ous and Cutaneous Diseases which require an evacuant British Provinces, at the wholesale price. Send in your ’ hotties' :s the last year. We believe it the best medicine in ! style: they are brought out. Among my variety, 1 a would particularly mention the superior quality of Medicine, Scrofula or King’s Evil. They also, by purify­ ET LLKN & co. 1 orders,and they will he promptly attended to. | the world for Children Teething or for the cure of Dysen- ing the blood aud stimulating the system, cure many FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ' tery or Diarrheea in Children, whether it arises from teeth- 1 Bristol, March 5, 135' SAMUEL MYERS, No. 16 Hanover .St. Granite Ware. complaints which it would not be supposed they could "W . O O L L t 3 S , JA C O B MYERS, BOSTON, Mass. j ing or any other cause. It gives universal satisfaction — reach, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and TRADERS’ AND MECHANICS’ CO. i never heard a complaint from any one using it -never of which I have several new and very desirable shapes. Nervous Irritability, Derangements of tho Liver and Kid­ Yrjings and Tailors' Trimmings, The iSost Useful, Most le rte c t, TO EITJOY SOUND HEALTH, sold a medicine so universally successful in relieving pain I also offer a large assortment of Gias?* W a re, which, neys, Gout, and other kindred complaints arising from a 89 A 93 NIilk. and 92 A. 94 Congri-M St.., LOWELL, MASS. . and effecting cures. In all cases above stated, if taken , together with a full stock of low state of tho body or obstruction of its functions. Most Concise! in season, relief is immediate and absolutely certain, j GOLD BAND, PAINTED and LUSTRE ENGLISH and Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with some T. GILBERT At CO., Use Di', Spear’s Indian Vegetable C a p i t a 5 0 , 0 0 0 . CURTISS A: PERKINS. RENCII CHINA ; BRITANNIA and PLATED Druggists, No. 40 Courtland Street, j WARES; TABLE CUTLERY, SPOONS, other pill they make more profit on. Ask for Ayer’s Grand, Parlor-Graiul and Square CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST! S 3 E. F. Sherman, Sec’y. J. Converse, Fres’t. MEDICINES! Ntnv York, Jany 20th, 1854. LOOKING GLASSES AND Pills, and take nothing else. No other they can give BETTER THAN TIIE BES PIANOFORTE MANUFACTORY. These Medicines hare now stood the lest o f twen­ WOODEN WARE you compares with this in its intrinsic value or curative i A Lady of the first Respectability writes: ! of every description, makes one of the most complete as­ powers. Tho sick want the best aid there is for them, No. 484 W aybill "ton Sireet. ty years trial. For twelve years, J. S. SP E A Il, i Dear Sir :—I am happy to he able to certify to the elli- sortments to he found in the County. BOSTON. Published Weekly. The whole only one p I cacy of Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and to the ttilth . and they should have it. the Indian Doctor, prescribed these remedies. GREENFIELD INSURANCE CO. R r u b - . i l i - r v , . . . - . . , - ! ...n co m p lk b Huvwff U litllP 1 I shall he pleased to have those in xyant of nnv articles A E T U YORK WAREROOMS, Dollar a Year. CD in my line to look through my stock before purchasing as Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER, with e.ilraurdinarp success, and during the past G R E E N F IE L D , .MASS. ! hoy suffering greatly from teething, who could not rest, I feel confident that 1 can show them goods which will 419 5c 421 Broadway, Cor. Cana! Si. ' anil at night hv his cries would not permit any of the fam- ! compare favorably, both in regard to quality and prices Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas3. ^JREATEST DISCOVERYD ISC O V E R Y of eight years, they have made the name o f E. D. T. Davis, Sec’y. lit t Abl'.ltclto.'.lBlE, fr. s ily to do so, 1 purchased a hottie of the soothing Syrup, in ! with any other house iu the Slate. Price 25 Cts. per Box. Five Boxes for $ 1 . T he present senior partner being the oldest Piano the Present Century for CO Spear, the Indian Doetoi, famous. With order to test the remedy and when given to him the effect ■ ca i Rockland, May 14, 1856. 20tf Manufacturer in Boston. This firm has within the last t-.ise great Medicines, thousands have been re­ was like magic; lie soon went to sleep, and nil pain and j SOLD BY vear, introduced some very important and material nervousness dissappeured. We have had no trouble with i Sold in Rockland by C- P. FESSENDEN; Camden, J IMPROVEMENTS. DeclcSting Counterfeit Bank Notes. stored to health, even after eminent physicians him since, and the little fellow will pass through with Cfi5SS§5 & S W E T T , H. E3TABROOK, Jr.; Thomaston, O. Y\ . JORDAN, An entire new set of scales have been made including a Describing Every Genuine Bill in Existence, and £ had pronounced their ease incurable. Thomaston Eutuai Insurance Co. comfort, the excruciating process of teething by the sole 1 Portland, II. H. HAY, General Agent for the State. new scale for a Grand Pianoforte. The first Piano made Exhibiting at a glance every Counterfeit in E. D. SPEAR. M. D., tiie INDIAN DOCTOR, THOMASTON, ME. aid of Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup. Every mother ' from it received the award of a Silver Medal at the last Circulation ! ! who regards the health aud life of her children should j Exhibition ot the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic As­ So much celebrated for his many remarkable cures. m. R. Keith, Sec’y* E. Robinson, Pres’t. powessit. MRS. II. A. ALGER. 11A1L!! ' ’ Arranged so admirably, that REFERENCE is EASY ay i, onsulted at Ins Ollice, No. 36 P each Street II. II. HAY, Portland, General Agent for Maine. sociation. By the peculiar construction of said mw scales, lies Something for the M illion!!! they have greatlv improved their Square Pianofortes, by aud DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS. M , from 9 A . M. to 4 P. M., upon all the various For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland; W. M. go' 1 mid conditions of the human bodv. Special at­ COOK, E. K. O’BRIEN, Thomaston; IRA GILMAN, increasing the vibration, clearness and purity ol lone. - Q2T No Index to examine ' No pages to hunt up ! _ tention given to Thev have also adopted a But so simplified and arranged, that the Merchant JOSEPH LONG, T. MARSHALL. St. George; J. II- ES- NEW IMPROVED ACTION, Banker and Business Man can see all at a Glance. CANCERS AND SCROFULA, Great Fails Ifiutual Company. tabrook, Carlton & Norwood, Camden. 1 Which is simple in its construction, very sensitive to the ------, Humor in the Blood, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Female SOMERSWORTH, N. II. May 15.: 1856. 201 y most delicate toir h, operates without a spring (an advan­ It has taken years to make perfect this Diseases, Fits, Rheumatism, an ! Liver Complaints. tage possessed by no other action) and therefore requires Dr. Spear's Indian Balm of Life, No. 1. This is a Syrup II. Y. Hayes, Sec’y. I. G. J ordan. President. little, if any, regulating by the changes of weather or cli­ Great Sfiscovery. for the Lungs, cleansing, healing, strengthening. It’ vx- Yarns and Flannels. mate—combines all the most desirable qualities sought lot ceeds all other preparations for Consumption. Dry Congii. \ GOOD assortment of the during the last twenty years, for which a Medal was The urgent necessity for such ork has long £'2^ Bronchitis and Throat Diseases. awarded at the last Fair of the Massachusetts Charitable been felt by Commercial men. It has been publish- Q Dr. Spear’s Balm of Life. No. 2. This is a favorite old Mechamc Association. These instruments are all prepar­ ed to supply the call for such a Preventive, and , Indian jctnedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, General A tlantic M utual Company, HYSSiSSF.V F.lSUF&SSi’ ed for Colman’s Patent needs but to be known tone Universally Patronized. Debility, Costiveness, Sour Stomach, Gastratis. or Iullu- EXETER, N. H. W O O L E N KNITTING YA RN S. .EOLIAN ATTACHMENT, It does more than has ever been attempted by man. _CQ mation of the Stomach, mid also a sure cure lor Boils.— In which there is combined with the Pianoforte a Wind | [O’ It describe! Bank Note in 3 Different In all except when taken for Boils, to he used in JIm. P. Moulton, Sec’y. M. Sanborn, President. —ALSO— Instrument, the same key-board controlling both in such a Languages, nection with Dr. Spear’s Jaundice Bitters and Dr. Sue Plain and Twill’d, White and Mix’d Flannels suitable for XTUE call the attention ol ull, old and young, manner, that either can he used separate or both together : Blankets. Drawer^, Under Shirts Ac. For sale by English, French and German. Liverwortort Pills. ’ » to this wonderful preparation, which turns back to thus furnishing an instrument for Organ or Piano Music, or I Balm of Life No. 3. a compound of No. 2 and Jaun- W. O.FULLER its original color, gr*»y hair—covers the head of the bald that may be combined at the pleasure of the performer! in Spear Black. Each may read the same i2i In* . dice Bitters, prepared ready for immediate use. FARMERS’ & MECHANICS’ MUTUAL CO with a luxuriant growth—removes the dandruff, itching, orchestral effects- • 1 people. Il is it specific for humor in children, especially ing for the hair, will, preserve its color, anil keep it from without metalic frames (as was the case in some of the Ud i running at the ears. J. Pierce, Sec’y Daniel B. Clement,1 Pres’t 3IAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, 3IE first to which the JEotian was applied? were constantly BURDEN’S falling to extreme old age, in all its natural beauty We Nature’s Grand Restorative Cordial, for pain in the I call, then upon the bald, the gray, or diseased in scalp, to subject to variations in I* itch by changes of temperature, MOST PERFECT BANK NOTE bowels, constipation, vomiting and wind. An excellent ~ Pressed Boat, Ship, Brad and Counter- First Door North of F. Cobb & Co’s Store. ] use it : and surely, the young will not, as they value the many persons have honestly supposed it impracticable physic, for children, also a good remedy for sea-sickness. and inexpedient to combine a Wind fend Stringed Instru­ LIST PUBLISHED flowing locks, or the witching curl, ever be without it.— Dr. Spear’s Tonic Cordial,:for female irregularities ami ROCKINGHAM MUTUAL CO. j sunk Railroad Spikes (MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES Its praise is upon the tongue of thousands. ment. But having tiie strings connected with the entire Together with the rate of Discount. Also a List of O i weaknesses. This is the most wonderful medicine ever iron Iratne nt both ends, (as all are now made by this firm) I yet discovered to prevent coesumption in females from EXETER, N. II. A KE well known in the UnitedStntes, and are and the usual varieties of Marble Work entirely obviates this difficulty : the striuge and' frame ex­ ALL THE PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA. . P. Moulto:;, Sec’y. M. Sanborn, Pres’t. conspicuous for their regularity anil finish their un- Specimens inay be seen at our SIIO? and in-all the Watertown, Mas,, May J, 1855. colds and suppressions. Young females should always N. CEMETERIES in’ this vicinity. panding and contracting together, which preserves a uni­ A Complete Summary of the Finance of E urope he required to make use of this Syrup at the time of de­ uniformity of size, and for the excellent quality of PROF. O. J. WOOD: Allow me to attest the virtues form pitch in the Piano, so that no additional tuning is re­ A Am eric the iron from which they are made, to which ir.ay be at­ N.B. All work delivered and set up without additional and magic powers o f your II:.ir Restorative. Three velopment to prevent imperfeet and painful inenstrution. expense to the Purchaser. quired over the ordinary Pianoforte, to keen the l ’iuno in 1 Tiie Liverwort Pills should be used, a dose or two a week tributed their rare strength. They are everywhere con­ menths since, being e.xceedingiy gray, I purchased end tune with the Reeds. DA I f o sidered far superior to the hand-made spike of common COBB &. SWETT. soon commenced to use, two bottles ; and it soon began I while taking the Cordial. Rockland, April 24, IS56. 17tf MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS K I Dr. Spear’s Golden Bitters, (In papers.) A favorite FEFE English iron, and inferior to nothing of the kind yet in­ to tell, in restoring the silver locks to thoir native color, INTERESTING STORIES and the hair which was before dry and harsh, and falling Have repeatedly been awarded to these manufacturers, in Oq | remedy for barrenness, weaknesses, lluor albus weak effected in R e l i a b l e C o m p a n ie s . troduced to the public. Boston, New "S ork, Philadelphia, and other places,.but i:i Old Mnuuscript found in the East, and no O ' Stomach, Ac. For particulars and samples, apply to ott', now become solt and glossy, and it ceased falling, the have never (previous to 1856.) in any advertisement, hand­ eke to be found. It lias never yet appeared BLODGET, BROWX & CO., L u m b e r . dandruff disappeared, and the scalp lost all the disagreea­ The prices of each of the above medicines are one d o l­ P. s.—E. H. COCHRAN is devoting bis ble itching, so annoying before, and now, I not only look bill or circular, been alluded to in a single instance by t, and furnishes the Most Complete History of lar. Six bottles at one time, live dollars. SO anti S2 Pearl Boston, Mnws« TTAVING opened a Lumber Yard near the them, having always relied upon the character of tlicii in­ whole time to the Insurance business, nnd Dec. 18, 1856. 51ly but feel youtiir again. struments, which have now been before the public about ORIENTAL LIFE Dr. Spear's Vegetable Alterative. pledges himself to give the most careful at­ Respectfull;, yours, etc. CHAS. WHITNEY. thirty years. This remedy has never been before advertised. It is New Stenin Mill on Main Street, T H E FACT and describing the Most Perplexing Positions in the only article ever yet discovered that will dissolve and tention to all business in the above line. Ship Cabin Trimmings a few rods South of the RANKIN BLOCK, the subscrili which the Ladies and Gentle of that Country have New York, Oct. 2, 1855. May be 6tatcd that at the last Exhibition of the Massa © eradicate front the system Rockland, December 3, 1856. 49if Q F everv description. W ater Closets. Scupper is now prepared to furnish those in want of lumber filli PROF. O. J. WOOD—Dear Sir: After reading the ad­ chusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, they were been so often found. These Stories will continue Vr Lead Pipe «fcc. «fcc-, on hand and for sale at the low­ all kinds usually kept in this city, on reasonable terms. vertisement in one of the New York journals, of your awarded SILVER and BRONZE MEDALS, for GRAND throughout the whole vear, and will prove the Most § CANCER AND SCROFULA. The stock on hand consists in part of Entertaining ever otlered to the Public. est prices. Those iu want will be better accommodated celebrated Hair Restorative, I procured a half pint bottle, and SQUARE PIANOFORTES. No use of the kniie or plasters when this medicine is used LOTTERIES. by examining our Stock and .prices before ordering from PINE BOARDS of all qualities. and was so much pleased with it I continued its use for All orders by mail or otherwise, as faithfully executed Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at $1 It direct!}- enters into tiie blood, mid by uchemical action The Lotteries of Samuel Swan ' the Indian System of practice, and to supply the S. X &, Co., Atfauln, Georgia. The subscriber having taken the .Agency of paid in fcdl—no percentage deducted from prizes A. HOWES. Prof. Wood’s Ilair Restorative, now in general use W. E. Wecman’s Iron Railing, ing composed;d .wholly o f ^ of the lungs have been : public with Genuine INDIAN REMEDIES for ALL is in oilier lotteries. P S.—O ffice on Main Street near the Steam Mill. throughout the States. This preparation possesses the DISEASES. This object is fully realized at the the lbove POPULAR OFFICE, is prepared to Jb r Gardens, Cemetery Fences and Balluslradcs, gums. r-|» cured by the Invigoramr. All coininuiiieiuions strictly confidential. (T7 Please to call before purchasing elsewhere> most Invigorating qualities, and never fails in producing Some idea of the strengths^ One dose taken a short March 17, 1857. issue P olices on Rockland, February 26, 1857. 9tf the most happy results when applied according to direc­ W. E. W. is prepared to manufacture to order, at the of these glims may he lime before eating, gives INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 121y tions. We refer our readers to the advertisement for a lowest prices, every description of plain and ornamental formed when it is known'™’ vigor to a p p e t i t DWELLING HOUSES, HOUSEHOLD few of the innumerable certificates which have been sent Iron Railing, from the most improved and modern designs. one hottie of the Invigorat-^, makes food digest w , I’e rs^ ^ X t^ ^ ^ in th e j , vn ON MANHOOD. FURNITURE, STORES, MERCHANDISE by parties, who have been benefitted by it, and who feel Samples may be seen at bis warerooms, 84 86 Sudbury or contains as much streiigh*^ One dose, often happy in giving testimony to its wonderful effects pro­ st., Boston. City and country trudrs promptly attended repeated, I long nilvenisements of those who have never had any AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE and Personal Properly generally. . J. WOOD «& CO., Proprietors, 312Broadway, N. Y. deleterious effects. mer and bowel complaints DR. It. GREENE, having acquired this knowled; ; by and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Missouri. FRENCH AND AMERICAN One bottle is the s u re s t^ yield almost to the first MENT, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local or repairing, against loss or damage by Fire, on Incorporated, IS 19. Agent in Rockland, C. P. FESSENDEN ; in Portland, daily intercourse with the “ Indian Medioine Men' Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous C onfectionary thing known to carry away dose. years, knowing their true system, and, iu consequence of as .favorable terms as any offices that pay their CASH CAPITAL, $500,000. H. H.IIa Y. Carlton A W eston, 67 and 69 Eliott Street, manufac­ the had effects of mineral Oii£ or two doses cures Debility, Impotency, and Impediments to Marriage gener­ Wholesale Agents iu Boston, WEEKS A POTTER. this superior knowledge was selected by the Society as ally. losses promptly. Tuos. A. Alexander, Sec’y Titos. K. Brace, Pres’t. ture every variety of French and American Confectionary poison of any kind. attacks caused by worms, Superintending Physician of tho “ Institute” at No. 36 February 5, 1856. I311y] 3m6 for their wholesale trade. Their stock is the largest, anil Onlyone bottle is needed*^ while for worms in chil- Bronifield Sireet, hence the envy nnd bitterness of those BY B. DE LANEY, M. D. E. II. COCHRAN, Agent. A. B. IIOUGII, Agent. their prices the most, reasonable of any in the market. to throw out of the system. dren, there is no surer, saf- The important fact that the many alarming complaints, Ofllcc—Spofford Block, Main St. Rockland. who are excluded from the Society for want of the proper originating nt the impudence and solitude of youth, may Insurance mav be effected in the above Company by ap- W O. PULLER, Office and samples, 11 Tremont street, opposite the the effects of medicine a f te r ^ er and speedier remedy in attainments. Persons at a distance should not he deceived February 4, 1857. 3tn6 Museum. Orders solicited aud promptly attended to at a long sickness. the world, as it neves fails? be easily removed w ithout Medicine, is in this small pl5i,,S,.° C .D . SMALLEY. by long and wordy advertisements, but should send and tract, clearly dem onstrated; and the entirelv new and SPEAR BLOCK, either place^______One bottle taken for^> There is no exaggeration get atopy of the nt I). STABI.ER’S Clothing Store. Jaundice removes all yel- in these statements. They highly successful treatment, as adopted by the Author, AS on hand & is constantly receiving some lowness or unnatural c o lo r s are plain and sober facts, “ INDIAN ARCANA,” fully ex plained, by meaa-s o f which every oiie is enab led To All Eaters. Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857.______B £ _ of the best Brands GEN TLE ME N S "H A T S < from the skin. _ that we can give evidence A Newspaper I’uhlisheil nt tiie “ Institute,” which will to , cure himself perfectly and at the least possible oust, CO H One dose after eating to prove, while all who use e nlist...... of...... the . principal...... Indian. lavuicura,Remedies, men their pucesprices i| lherel>ylll!;rel*y avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. 9 0 0 ^ ^ ’ ^ ic^mon^ Superfine Flour. Southern and Western Flour, ABORN, sufficient to relieve the it are giving their unani- and usps, and a full exposition of »iie merits of the prac- Sent lo un-’ address, gratis and post free in a sealel”en­ L. C. BURKETT, together with the Common anil Extra New Y ork No. 95 'VTaxhingtou Street, stomach nnd prevent the mous testimony in its fa- tice and also of the imposition which is carried on bv pre- I ve,0Pe» by remitting (postpaid) two postage stump.* to ' £ } 100 Slate. WILL THIS DAY INTRODUCE TIIE SPRING STYLE food from rising and sour- . vor. tenders. A copy of this Paper will be sent free of charge i LANEY, 17 Lispenard Street, New Yory U tty. 75 W O U L D announce to citizens of Rockland —ALSO— ing. We wish all who are to any one requesting it. & j April 2, 1857. 6ml4* ' j 5 0 W nnd vicinity that he lias opened a S T O R E in the PORK, Gentlemen’s Dress Hats. Only one dose taken he-*, sick and debilitated to try- CotiHuhatioiia, peraonaiiy or bv Lite.-, free ol charge, i piP O K T A N T ' I N F o IL M A T 1 O KT 1OO Scottsville J. P- FISH building near the brook, where may be found LARD. fore retiring prevents night- this remedy, aud test it Address 1OO Geneesee all kinds of TOGETHER with a large and varied stock or Dr. R. GREENE, No. 9 6 Bromfiei.d St., BOSTON, BUTTER, mare. Q thoroughly, and any who 50 Baltimore SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER, PARIS SOFT HATS. One dose taken at night are not benefitted by its T*V<1 r n n T r ii mlh « ~ ------i . Thc eirect of onc of thc ,aat »cts of Congress in perfoiit- 6 0 Half Bbls CHEESE, loosens the bowels gently,*^ use wc should like to hear x-niv 1 0 N. .5obs* A variety ol l|ng Carpet Wool to be imported free of duty, many thbik P H l lOOO Bushels Yellow Corn. LININGS AND FINDINGS OF ALL KINDS, and a large assortment of aud cures costiveness. *“*" from them, as us we have A£D,. . CONDr^ A N D 1IANOS and MELO- the price of Carpetings will be reduced one half. It is i 2 0 0 “ Meal. Boston Type Foundry, T R U N K S, v a l ise s, CARPET BAGS & c„ G r o c e r i e s (Established in 1817.) One dose taken after e a c h y o t to hear from the first ’ ijCl’ or Exc httl,se> at very low rates, at therefore necessarv for me to sell my ENTIRE STOCK! 2 0 0 “ Shorts. meal will cure dyspepsia person who used a bottle J 1OO “ Rye. for sale wholesale or retail at the lowest CASH PRICE. Flour put up in 1-8 and 1-4 Bags, warranted to suit. All HUMBERT’S, BEFORE TIIE FIRST OF JULY, when the law takes of which will he sold cheap for Cnali at Wholesale or k One dose o f' two tea- of Invigorator without re­ No. 96 Coupt St., BOSTON. effect. I am selling Cat pets for 62 1-2 cents—former < 5 PORK, HAMS, LARD, Those in want of any of the above articles will please s, Presses Printing Materials, spoonsful will nlwnys re-&^ ceiving benefit, for there MOLASSES, Retail. TypeOf the best quality, furnished promptly by fTTiKTiyn i v o n v r r —7?------price,S I. TAPESTRY CARPETS, SI—former price, CHEESE, BEANS, call. Rockland, Oct. 8, 1856. 41tf lieve sick headuche. ' are such astonishing medic- W lip w n n .iY n v iS n m u to Pel1 Good Carpels, fur 5 0 cents per y w d - SUGAR,______, TEA,___ , Ac.. N. B. Cash nnd the highest price paid for Hides and JOHN K. ROGERS «k CO. One hottie taken for fe imil virtues in it that all i NEW and " ' CIILAI _ . a I UBLlCATIONh.a tuivo. ThoThe hp«rbest of nf frirtuerfnrmm* price.pri-ce. 75 7 cents- Also, all otherGoods reduced in this day received and for sale wholesale and retail Calfskins. male obstruction remov ud matter hnw Ioug they " 0 “ '” J^E™ E A inV E lT X'7.1‘c“l’il“l required, like proportionn. O at the lowest prices. Rockland, Feb. 16, 1857. 8tf To the Ladies of RocklancL e, . have broil effected, if their Apply ,o J ’ E ’ o ,EU 'A L 0 ” „ All peratms « O. B. FALES. ORNAMENTAL GLASS CUTTING, the cause of the disease, . uvc«. .. who wish to purchase, will save money by and makes a perfect cure. complaint arises from- a de- ■ No. 3 2 Congress 8t., BOSTON. 1 calling at Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857. MRS. J. R. ALBEE, No. 11 Water street, boston. To Let. Oniy one dose immediate- ranged liver, will be hene- 1 2 4 H(mover St., Boston. ly relieves cholic, while GC fitted, if r.ot enitrely cured. FAIRBANKS & BEAItD, "D OOMS formerly occupied by Misa KIRK A GRADUATE of the Female Medical Col- REDFERN A STORY, SANFORD If CO.. Proprietors, itnl5 E. C. STEVENS’•< •LU PATRICK, in Custom House Block. Enquire of_ XX lege of Boston, and Member ol the Female Medical HOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS in Mineral I ROBERT ANDERSON, Association, Mnss. After a successive practice of nine Are prepared to,furnish 345 Broadway New Y7ork. and Soda W ater; Congreea Springs W ater- Also I Wholesale agents in Boston, Burr, Foster Co., No. 1 Rockland, Nov. 15,1855. years, still offers her services to the Ladies of Rockland Cid Ground and Staiurd Glass, WP orter; Champagne Cider ; Lager Beer, in barrels aidDOORS, BLINDS & S A S fT ~ and the neighboring communities in the profession of Cornhill. Retail Agent J. Russell Spalding, 27 Tremont bottles. HOWARD aTIIENjEUM BUILDING. How- B l„I iirht Fan Doore and Sky Light., Ship Windows, St., opposite Museum. D eputy SH oriff For Side 1.1^1. Lantern I-ights, Ga» and Lamp • no Street, BOSTON. ard street, boston. ~ i TpOR sale, corner of ISockland and Main S Is,, R. ORFF’S Pain Catholfcon can be found at MIDWIFERY, or Doors, to gj-ns, and ail kinds of Glass Colling, H. H. HAY. Wholesale Agent for Portland. Agents tor John D. Harks’ Native Catawba and Isabella North Eiiyl, at reduced prices, by and Physician in female complaints. C. P. FESSENDEN, Druggist, Wholesale and Retail J- North End. at reduced lirlcee. bv B0CKLAND, MAINE. one or more traders in most every village in the jobbing done promptly,'’and odd patients carefully match- W ise s, Hotels supplied on reasonable terms. | DCounties of Waldo and Lincoln and vicinities. 3ra9 Residence— Corner of Union and Willow fits. Agent for Rockland. 2m l4 Orders for Shipping promptly attended to. B. F. GREELYv t Rockland, Jan* 6,18^7* Rockland, June 9, 1856. ly u J*duarr,7, 1857. ed