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J efferson C u r, June 18. Baltimore, June 19. George Pesslee 1 Patrick Crowley Richard Moody The Virginia BUI of Bights. •Liberty and Union, Vow and Forever, Fourth Regiment of M. V. M. Eben E Pusher • West.W Cooper W m B Morse Mr. Gordon and other gentlemen from up the [Special despatch to the N. Y. Herald.] Henry O Davis Chandler F Perry Wm A Cummings Simon McCann The following is the text of the declaration One and Inseparable.” river, give the following account of the battle The following is a oiSmpletc Roll of tho Fourth Thurlow S Dallil John A Quinn Gaorge W Cunningham Morris Newbert Gen. Cadwalader has arrived at Martins- Moses A Dow Samuel Radcliff ' Elbridge II Durgan reported to the Union Convention at Wheeling, at Boonville: Regiment of Maine Yfl#untcer Militia. Thomas O’Brien burgh with out-posts to Winchester. Joseph B Eaton Horatio Richards Jesse Drake John B Parker Virginia, of which a telegraphic abstract has Gen. Lyon landed, four miles below Boon­ ~ ~ f f . . . -- .. . Isaiah V Eaton Lafayette Richards James M Eugley Lawrence Rogers Col. Smith, of tho 13th New York regiment regimenal officers. J P Robinson I ville, and opened a heavy cannonade against Anthony Fields George Feyler AlmonJ Shepard already been given :— seized some of the Confederate State envelopes HIRAM G. BERR^ Colonel. J B Foss Roscoe G Robinson i Hollis Farnsworth Augustus Studley the rebels who retreated and dispersed into the which a boy was vending and tore them up.— John S Gray Abial P Rice Henderson Feyler Isaac Stahl The true purpose of all government is to adjacent wood, whence hidden by brush and The bystanders interfered and cautioned Smith Thomas F. Marshal}., Lieutenant-Colonel. Horace Haskell James Shallow Israel J Field Jeremiah Sullivan promote the. welfare and provide for the protec- F. S. Nickerson, Major. Peter Haskell Andrew Small William Feyler Wm n Simmons trees they opened a brisk fire on our troops.— not to repeat the act. Col. Smith soon after­ James M Hatch Albert Smith Adam Gray Isaac S Sanders and security of the governed, and when J . B. GRKENHALGU/Adjutant. Gen. Lyon then ordered a hasty retreat to the wards seized a lot of Jeff. Davis’ likenesses from Samuel Heath Joseph E Stenson Wm D Gilmore. James Turner any form or organization of government proves S. II. Chapman, Sergeant Mnjor. Samuel E Holden Henry B Stover Charles E Hodges John II Thomas inadequate for or subversive of this purpose, it boats, and the rebels encouraged by this move­ a man’s store and destroyed them, declaring if Thomas Iloran Mellen L Stickney Ezekiel P Hager Joseph Trim W m. A. Banks, Surgeon. ment rallied and followed the troops into a he sold any more he would have him taken to Cushing Jones Jacob A Sparhawk John»Ham Simeon Taylor ■" ‘■he right, it is tho duty of the latter to alter wheat field. Fort McHenry. The bystanders interfered, and E lisha Hopkins, Assistant Surgeon. Johnson Jones Andrew Savage Samuel Hall Alexander Wallace or abolish it. The Bill of Rights of Virginia, Isaac C. Abbott, Quartermaster. Edward II Joy Norman W Silver Wm Haskell Elisha Wardsworth Gen. Lyon halted, faced his troops about, and the excitement was growing intense, when the John O Johnson Orin O Thom as Amasa, Juckson Horace B Washburne framed in 1770, re-affirmed in 1830, and again bringing the whole force of his artillery to J . II. Crowell, Quartermaster-Sergeant. Thom as Kelley Ed W Thomas Alvin Jameson Robert Walsh in; 1851, expressly reserves this right to the ma­ Colonel retired. Marshal Kane said he would Hailus Thurston Geor/e Johnson bear opened a murderous fire on the rebels, 300 have arrested him if he had been present. J ulius A. Clark, Commissary-Sergeant. Alexandei B Kiff Rufus Wentworth jority of her people, and the existing constitu­ of whom were killed. The balance fled in all Chas. S. McCobb, Hospital Steward. Fred W Marsh William Thornton Miles Jackson Smith L Young tion does not confer upon the General Assem­ N ew York, June 20. Henry Marshall John Witham Silas S Jones Samuel Jackson directions, leaving their arms on the field.— H. B. Chase, Chaplain. John Miller Otis Whitmore bly the power to call a convention to alter its A Washington despatch to the Tribune says George W Sidelinger Samuel A Wood Gen. Lyon then moved forward and took pos­ J A Simmons Thomas Wyott C om pany I. provisions, or to change the relations of the session of Boonville. Lane of Kansas has been appointed Brigadeer C om pany A. Edwin Snow Jerome Watson commonwealth, without the previously express- COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. Gen. Price was taken with a violent diarhxa General in the Army. John S. Carlisle and G. commissioned officers John Smith sed consent of such majority. The act of the Old Love and Burglary. at the begining of the battle; ho was taken on P. Van Winkle will probably be the New General Assembly calling the convention which board a steamer and carried to his home at Virginia Senators. C om pany assembled at Richmond in Februrary last was About two weeks since, the wife of a Sacra­ Tiie Goose Creek Bridge, on the Leesburgh R icuadb Ayer 2d Lieutenant. therefore usurpation ; and the convention thus Chariton. Gov. Jackson viewed the battle commissioned officers. SERGEANTS. mento street merchant, whose residence is in from the distant hills and fled to parts un­ turnpike has been burnt by the rebels. SERGEANTS. called lias not only abused the powers nominal­ STEPHEN C. WHITEHOUSE, CapWln, James N Fowler, Stockton street, a little north Pacific, was sud­ known, after the defeat of his forces. Col. Rosseau is authorized to raise two rcgi- Alonzo E. Libby Charlea L. Doe J ames O. Dow, 2d Lieutenant, Charles 3 Bickmore ly entrusted to it, but, with the connivance denly awakened, late in the night, by footsteps There io great rejoicing among tho Union monts in Kentucky. Andrew J. Giey John A Phillips F red E. H ussey, 2d Lieutennnt. Robert H Gray and activo aid of the Executive has usurped Olin C. McGrny in her bed-room, and the next moment the men here. The Stars and Strips were hoisted The Steamer Mount Veruon, it is said, ncut SBRGEANTb. CORPORALS. and exercised other powers, to the manifest in- CORPORA light of a dark lantern flooded her face, so near on the Capitol. Guns fired and the “ Star to attack White House Point Battery. Arlemus Robinson Wilmot WhitehOusc F P Eam es Levi Temple jury of tho people, Which, if povxnittori, will that she could almost feci the heat and hear Spangled Banner” played by the rogimental There has been no advance as yet pushed Riley Greer Isaiah B. Merrick Freeman W Hall John G Auld Benjamin Haynes I W iBaird inevitably subject them to a military despotism. forward to occupy Vienna or Farfax Court Thoinns Dawson W illiam W . Gould James D Erskine Nelson P Staples Lemuel C G rant the suppressed breathing of the intruder. She Band. Fred D. Alders Lowellyn Lincoln Benjamin Ames Daniel Carley The convention, by its pretended ordinances, was entirely alone. Her husband had gone to Scouting parties will be sent out in all direct­ Houso. Fortifications are however being thrown Edw in A. Coffin Albert A- Haynes CORPORALS. has required the people of Virginia to separate Hiram Hatch Harvey Bearce MUSICIANS. Sacramento, two days before, and the only per­ ions to-morrow, to cut off the retreat of the up commanding Falls Church, 4 miles from MUSICIANS. from and wage war against the government of Emery J Hilton Abram T Gamage Samuel R Eames son in the house besides herself was a servant rebels. Farfax Court House. Eben M. Sanborn William II. Clifford Jam es E Ueath E G Snow the United States, and against the citizens of Robert Ames, Wagoner. girl, who slept in the story beneath. She com­ The steamer Swan has arrived with two can­ A despatch to the Times says three hundred Jonathan Doten, Wagoner. Charlea C Brown C II Haggett neighboring States with whom they have here­ prehended all. The house had been entered by Federal troops, under Capt. Gardiner of the PRIVATES. tofore maintained friendly, social and business non and ammunition which were pjanted at PRIVATES. MUSICIANS. burglars, who knew of the absence of the hus­ Col. BonBtein’s head quarters. Pennsylvania 1st regiment bad a skirmish George Hutchings L B Varney Fisher Ames Jacob A Lander relations. band, and the person who held the lantern was yesterday at Edward’s Ferry with a considerable Joseph M. Elliott Alonzo Jackson H H Bachelder Mellen Lothrop It has attempted to subvert the Union foun­ John Fitzpatrick, one of the most violent se­ Jam es M. Beckett William Metcalf Albert 8 Webb, Wagoner Jere Bowen Jonathan Mosman body of rebels. Tiie fight lasted nearly three Henry VV. Ladd probably armed and prepared to silence the first cessionists in the State took the oath of allcgi Elward K. Stevens PRIVATES. David Blanchard A D Mtftthews ded by Washington and his co-patriots in the attempt at alarm with the strong stroke of a ance to the U. S. Government to-day. hours, when the rebels tied, having had 19 or George W. Whitmore Epos M. Hatch George S Benson George A Millay purer days of the republic, which has conferred knife or a “ billy.” Her presence of mind did 20 killed and wounded. One private in Capt. Thomas II Gurney Stephen O. Curtis Stinson A Averill John Hull C M Clark Michael Malody unexampled prosperity upon every class of Louisville, June 18. Lewis Ordway Lorenzo Dickey W illiarJT Barstow Jumes II Hodgkins Nathan Chnse J S Meservey not forsake her. It doubtless requires resigna­ Gardiner's command was killed and three or Augustus A. Monroe liuiothy W. Abbott Orland C Bragdon Joseph L Hatch A A Cobb Samuel Maddocks citizens, and upon every section of the country. tion and fortitude in a woman to witness, or A regiment has been ordered hence to Colum­ four slightly wounded. The fight occurred George W. Sylvester Joseph P. Libby Nicholas Butler H arlow M Hail Samuel L Colcord Ephraim Maddocks It has attempted to transfer the allegiance of bus, Ky., to protect Union men from the depre­ Thomas Wentworth Demetrius J. Bryant Timothy Bragg Joseph Henry Oscar Colson Elias B Moore listen too, without expostulation, the ran­ from across a river. The attack was made by Frank A. Curtis George 8. Carver JernmeA Chapman Almond Hall Charles Crowley A Meriihew the people to an illegal confederacy of rebel­ sacking of her repositories of laoes and the ap­ dations of the secessionists. The Unionists had the enemy with the view of taking possession Albert Piper Martin L . Robertson John S Chapman Lorenzo A Hall Prentice Colson Juan Millano lious States, and required their submission to propriation of her jewelry and other valuables ; applied to Gen. Prentiss at Cairo for protec­ of the ferry. Dennis Sweeny Ephraim C. Cross Charles II Cotter Cyrus B Hagan Sanford Colson Albert Murray its pretended edicts and decrees. tion. Jacob Cunningham insel Cross Charles K Chapman D M Hastings Simon B Carlton Charles A Mudgett hut the lady very rationally deemed her life of A despatch to the World says Lieut. Tomp­ Janies M. Colley Jacob P. Davis Ensign Coombs James A Hatch H D Calderwood A 3 Merithew It has attempted to place the whole military more consideration than all the laces and dia­ The Memphis Avalanche proclaims a war of kins and company have been on a scout and re­ ~ lvine Whitaker Henry C. Hall Francis Chapman Moses W Hatch Marcus N Dodge Albert Nichols force and military operation of the common­ invasion against the Northwest to the knife, and Samuel M. Higgins William I.lnneken Edwiu M Campbell Wm M Ilathorn George W Dwelley Fred W Porter monds in the world, and without thinking of „ - , port that the rebeU have a masked battery on John McAllister Jerry Denning Everett B Chapman Samuel C Jones Thom as Doyle Lewis E Pendleton wealth under the control and direction of such what the rascals would help themselves to? or “ I’6 K,catucky '\ ‘ll extend to us a passage the road leading to Falls Church and Fairfax. George A. Russ Michael Darcy Rufus Clark Joshua Johnson John Donahue George W Patterson confederacy, for offensive as well as defensive what leave as worthless, she closed her eyes and throuEh her territory for our armies. Also Three pickets of the Michigan regiment are William Thompson Melvin Cooley Euos Clurk Samuel Jones G H Downs George W Pope purposes. awaited the result says taere are formidable combinations in Ohio, Charles Do ton llyrick Haggerty Robert S Blisbly Ephraim L Jones Calvin Emerson Charles A Phinney believed to have been picked off by the rebel William J. Moores Joseph Severance Thos. B Cambell Thomas P Keene Thomas D Eaton John G Patten It has, in conjunction with the State execu­ The light wm withdrawn from her face, and *ndiana and Illinoifl,to overthrow the Lincoln scouts. Thom as .Milher Bavid Snnborn Charles A Clement Jesse S Kinney John C Fowler Charles P Parker tive, instituted wherever their usurped power she heard the opening of drawers, the rustling ^ ’oasty, who are only waiting our arrival to Capt. Davis', ot tho 25th Pennsylvania regi­ Edmund Guy Joshua Lovejoy Charlea H Dow Frank II Lailer Fiauk Forbes Benjamin O Sargent extends, a reign of terror intended to suppress Talford Durham George Daniels J Roscoe Dunbar L D I.ight C C Gray Nelson Staples of silks, the picking of locks,Mind occasionally r,“ “P and aruah tlleir oppressors, ment, who served to aid Gen. Cushing in the William Cullman John B- Smith Samuel Foies Joseph E Mears C W Gray C 11 Stevens the free expression of the will of the people, a low whisper of surprise or disappointment.1, '5t 0 ,P° J n^ tl,D?.2.n barter Co., Ky. Mexican war, is authorized to raise a regiment Sunhird B- Sylvester Eorace Speed Isaac W Fountain Francis W Rhodes C W S Gunn Alvah Staples making elections a mockery and a fraud. Then there was silence full a minute—it seemed John C. Radcliffe second representa- Amasa J. Jackson Bazen B. McCastlsnd Wm C Tarr, Jr Jam es G Rhodes John S Hunter Benjamin F Snow The same combination, even before the pas­ for the war. Daniel D. F.ye William B. Gatchell Z C Gowen Fred J Stetson George W Hamilton John Towers an hour to her—and a soft footstep approached i y v.e r.om. county was shot, but before A Washington despatch to the Times says Hosea C. Heal William Kendrick John L Gowen WmH Stetson T Benton Haynes James Trimble sage of the pretended ordinance of secession, the bed, and the glare of the lantern fell upon ' ^•Rhode Island regiment arrived at Jer­ Augustus Bailey Alexander Nute Soldier—From the American army a t Erie, A despatch to the Times says that Col. Landor Henry C Wall Alanson Gardner by the great audiences of late. The Maine boys sir. sey City this A. M. The State of Georgia sails George Sheldon Levi Murphy George Bragdon Thom as D Piukham His honor, the Mayor of Apalachicola has an is a t Cincinnati and has accepted a Brigadeer Charles C Perry Walter Sutherland John E Bryant Thom as F Pink ham stacked their arms on Charles Btreet mall, and for Fort Pickens this P. M., with 04 men and William B Runuells epual aversion to treason and to orthography. Patrick—And what do you want here ? Generalship in Ohio. 5 officers of Wilson’s Zouaves who were left A S Pilcher John W Rich Bradford Bailey the Cadets kept guard for them while they ate Soldier—I want shelter here to-night; will B F Pottle Sumner B Pease John Brown James F Riitle He has issued an official notice to Mr. Dean, a A despatch to the World says information behind. W illiam J Collina Auttin Cunningham Silas P Blinn John Rittle and rested. schoolmaster from Michigan, charging him with you permit me to spread my blanket on your O N Blackington De>nis Canning Fred Barter John Rundlelt The Brigade Band was out with the Cadets, was deceived last night that the G9th N. Y., 3d The Steamer City of York sails for Fort “ treasonable language” and warning him to floor and sleep to night? Jersey and 2 Connecticut regiments, were ad­ Alien A Dickey Albert F Salisbury Edwin Crossman Philip Rhines and together with the Rockland Band which Pickens on Saturday with coal and shot. John H Thomas W W Austin Thomas Cromwell N A Robbins depart by the “ furst opportunity” for “ moar Patrick—Divil take me if I do, John Wil­ William Rhodes accompanied the Maine Regiment, they issued vancing toward Faffax Court IIouso, and it is Joshua G Whitney B F.Painter Elijah Cunningham northern climbs.” Arteinas Ward could hardly son. added that the rebels had evacuated the village, W ashington, June 20. Thurlow Weed J AKeilar Timothy Call Freeman Southard some good notes to pay the visitors tor their Soldier—On your kitchen floor, sir? Abfezer Veazie Onesmus Clark William II Simpson beat this. retiring to Manassas junction. The rebels at Manassas junction are extend­ Rufus Robbins Geo G Gardiner Augustus Cookson Sewail J Seavey trouble. They were better than the Confeder­ Patrick—Not I, by the Hill o’Howth. It iB reported there is a movement of a large ing and strengthening their ontports. Henry Corson A P Melvin . Jerome Clark Edward Somes ate bonds. It was enough to make a man wish A Good Prescription.—Read the Bible before Soldier—In your stable, then ? James F Tuttle John F Grant Seth Dickenson Freeman Shaw to “ go for a Boldier” —all the pretty faces and number of rebels from Manassas in the direction Charle- E Robinson Jarvis B Grant John Downing Barnard Smith you look into tho morning papers. The soul Patrick—I'll be hanged if I do that, either. William Seavey the music. There were whole troops of Maine of Aquia Creek. It is credited by some officials. Lending to the Lord. A poor man, some Moses Nickerson R O Fates James Erskine cau’t live on sensation dispatches ; the bread of Soldier—I’m dying with hunger, givome but Their place will be supplied by reinforcements Michael N Feyler Il C Liscomb Fairfield Erskine Josiah Toothaker girls about cheering the soldiers and making heaven is better for its health than telegrams. a bone and crust; 1 nek no more. of wIiobc family were sick, lived near Deacon Joseph Shumau Francis E Knight John Fisher George Tibbetts them more unhappy when they left. A soldier's from Harper’s Ferry. Murrey, referred to in the tract, “ Worth of a Charles A Libby Anundus E Ludwig Jerem iah Gould William Trowbridge Of political talk, and of crisis, you will have Patrick—Divil blow me, if Ido, sir. Charles T Williamson life is not always gay, but these boys were bound The World's despatch say there was quite an Dollar,” and occasionally called at his houso McCobb Cushing Silas H Vose Abiel Gould enough, anywhere, and to surfeit. Seek the Soldier—Give me some water to quench my excitement here to-day. The police arrested a Moses L Woodcock Francis G Melius Leonard Hilton E W Webber go in and enjoy it as it comes. company ot those who fear the Lord and think thirst, I beg of you. fora supply of milk. One morning he came Hosea Young Alfred W Cunningham William O Hall George Warren negro, when a large number of the first Boston D O Howard Benjamin F White The moments flew away, and at six o’clock upon his name. Make the most of every re­ Patrick—Beg and be hanged, I ’ll do no such while the family were at breakfast. Mrs. Mur­ Jacob Winslow Patrick Martin regiment rescued him, Beverly injurying him Alden Crockett Emerson Overlook Edwin Jones Fiancis E Winslow the-regiment was assembled and fell into col­ ligious conversation. Lose no opportunity of thing. ray rose to wait upon him, but the deacon said Thomas Low J W Shumau Ruel Kincaid Alden Wright while doing bo and detaining and beating the umn by platoons, and marched through Beacon, assembling with those whose conversation is of Soldier—Sir, I have been fighting to secure to her, “ Wait till after breakfast.” She did so, Benjamin Walter P Henry Tillson Thomas J Hersey Geerge S Young policemen. Theemeute was not quelled for aud meanwhile the Deacon made some inquiries 8 P Boynton Andrew Pottle John II Kingsbury Joseph Wright Park, Tremont, Winter, Summer streets, Har­ heaven. You need it just now. Use the means the blessings you enjoy, can you so inhospita­ some time. Wm Caswell Lorenzo Packard Charles A Knight Alba Young rison Avenue, and so on to the Cld Colony De­ of the man about His family and circumBtauces. Benjamin F Hersey Joseph Erskine of grace diligently, or you will be swept away bly reject me from your home ? Thomas Kellar^ Omar Mouga pot, where a train of twenty cars was filled.— A despatch to tho Herald says twelve regi­ After family worship, the deacon invited h im Thomas Wastal John D Stahl Gould Kingsbury Hiram Hackett by the current that is bearing all things npon Patrick—Reject yon ; who the divil talked a Albion Lowell Hen the jocularity continued. John Keller, ments arc under orders to join Patterson’s divis­ to go out to the barn with him. When they John Boyer its bosom. Keep yourself in the love of God. word about rejecting yon ? May be I am not ion which is ordered here. of Co. B, made himself the centre of an audi­ got into the yard the deacon, pointing to one Commune with your own heart in these noisy the scurvy spalpeen you take me to bo, John The Tribune's despatch says Nelson’s Chicago ence wherever he moved. He was a rare wag, times. A great saint has said that he found Wilson. Y’ou asked me to let you lie on my of tho the cows, exclaimed C om pany D. Company II. Battalion ■ has been accepted by the govern­ “ There, take that cow and drive her home.” and his grimaees will be remembered for a long the second Psalm an excellent meditation for a floor, my kitchen floor, or in my stable ; now ment. COMMISSIONED officers. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. time. He kept the whole company and a crowd by the powers, d’ye think I ’d let a perfect The man thanked him heartily for the cow, Arrived from Liverpool'Ship Monarch of the and started for home : but the deacon was ob­ LORENZO D. CARVER, CHptain, G. J. BURNS, Captain, of outsiders “ in a roar.” We should be sorry stranger do^that when I have half a dozen soft Sea with 958 Mormans, who leave to-morrow T homas B. Glover, 1st Lieutenant, J ohn C, Co bb, 1st Lieutenant, to see his name among the dead or missing, Intelligence from New Orleans represents its served to stand in the attitude of deep thought B eniah C. B racklkv, 2d Lieutenant. beds all empty? No, by the Hill o'Howth, for Utah. C harles L. S tricklakd, 2d Lieutenant. for he is better than a medicine chest in a com­ society in a very demoralized condition, and the John, that I won’t. In the second place, you until the man had gone some rods. He then SERGEANTS. t The Maine regiment has just been escorted pany. city in a state of bankruptcy and anarchy.— told me you were dying with hunger, and wan­ to the Astor House by the Sons of Maine.— looked up and called ont— John F Singhi S. K. Whiting Edwin Llbfc y William Shields The train started without accident at 7 :22 The Delta of last week says:—“ Personal se­ ted a bone and crust to c a t; now, honey, d ’ye They arrived at 11 o’clock. Two splendid Ban­ “ Hey, bring that cow back.” Silas E. Labe Calvin L Haskell Andrew A IVewbert John Copeland o’clock, amid a volley of cheers, the last of curity is fast becoming a matter of doubtful as­ The man looked around, and the deaeon ad­ Ru.us F Day SethM Young think I ’d feed a hungry man on bones and cruBts ners have been presented to them and they leave which was for the Boston ladies, from the sol­ surance. Men of high and low estate are met ded :— CORPORALS. CORPORA LS. when my yard is full of fat pullets, and turkeys, at 4 o’clock this P. M., for Philadelphia. diers. upon the street, assaulted, and in many cases and pigs? No, by the powers, not I, th a t’s “ Let that cow come back, and you come 8atnud L Meservey George E Starbird Thomas A Newbert Edwin Keizer So endeth the fourth lesson of Maine for the murderously used, with an insolent disregard Baltimore, June 19. back too.’, Hosea Coombs Silvanus N Saddler, Stillman Miak W ra Green fiat. In the third place you asked me for some Mark Perry Appleton Townsend John J Seymour Union. Four thousand of her hearty sons have for law, which argues a conviction of escape simple water to quench your th irst; now as my A regiment from Buffalo passed through here He did so ; and when he camo iuto the yard Allen P Farrington George W Chatto from punishment. At a recent meeting of the MUSICIANS. gone forward, every one of them anxious to see water is none of the best, I never give it to a this A. M., for Washington. Norfolk boat again the beacon said : John Grenan, Musician. Board of Aldermen, on the 15th inst., the Benjamin F Young Eleazer J Young a rebel.” podt traveller without mixing it with plenty of came up this morning with colors at half mast There, take your pick out of the cows; I Charlea D Burna, Wagoner. chairman of the Finance Committee stated to wine, or something else wholesome and cooling. ain't going to lend to tho Lord the poorest cow Elias Davis, Wagoner. having the remains of Major Winthrop on TRIYATIS. Advertise.—Dull times are the very best for the Board that the city was dead broke, and Come into my house, my hoDey; divil blow me board. I ’ve got.— Ga. Messenger. PRIVATES. advertisers. W hat little is going on they get, that he could not see financial daylight.— but you shall sleep in the best feather bed I Officer from Fortress Monroe says the trial of George R Abbott Charles L Merrill George W Anderson Jonathan Knight Moses D Bartlett Christopher Martin George L Ames John Kiff while others are grumbling, they pay their way; Another Alderman, of large property, resigned have ; you shall have the bestsupper and break­ the rifled cannon at the Rip Raps was highly A lady, paying a visit to her daughter, who Joseph Bailey Israel J Mellay Win H Ames Alonzo E Marlin and with newspaper for a life-preserver, swim his seat, and the Finance Committee reported fast that my farm can supply, which, thank Alfred P Bateman John Morrisey Alfred Blackington Benjamin Merrifield satisfactory. Many balls went clear over Se- was a young widow, asked her why she wore Emerson H Boggs on the top of the water, while others around in favor of suspending all new works to relieve Heaven is none of the worst; you shall drink John Murphy 1 Benjamin F Boggs Daniel Marlin walls Point and fell into the water between the widow’s garb so long. ‘ Dear Mamma, Martin Bitlier Samuel J WeAham Benjamin^Burr Daniel McCann are sinking.—Exchange. the finances of the city in that quarter.” as much water as you choose, provided you there and Cruney’s Island. One shell burst Seth Bolten William Norton Bradbury A Boggs Erastus Marr don’t you see,’ replied the daughter ; ‘ it saves Charles Booden Joseph Norton mix it with plenty of good wine, and provided over the enemies works and produced a sensation Jr Ira Barnard Edw ard Mink A Western paper speaks of a man who Suicide.—Mr. Frank Bartlett of Harmony, me the expense of advertising for a husband, Burzillia E Bragg William O’Nlel John Butler Orland Marlin also you prefer it. Gome in, my hearty, come The men could be seen mounting their horses as every one can see I am for sale by private Jehn D Chase Mark A Ober David Clough Jam es Me Davit “ died without the aid oi a physician.” Suoh committed Buicide on Tuesday of last week, by and hastening away. Randall Cooper William Perkins Horace Clough James McGargle instances of death are very rare. i hanging himself. in. contract.” JohnF Coomba Levi G Perry John Cockley James McLaughlin BF A number of onr Democratic exchanges The 4th Maine RegimentReginqe in Boston. dear—the wifo of your bosom, the gray haired reminder that Gen. Butler commands the “ de­ tirely undefended and depredations could be are hotly spurring up their party to the work sire, the aged mother, the playful children, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Boston, June 18, 18(51. brothers, sisters, near and dear friends—all partment of Virginia.” It appears by the let­ made upon property and cattle from there. of engaging in a zealous partisan campaign.— Mr. E ditor :—Permit m e’ through the col­ these you must turn from now, and in the New York, June 20. ter that they have but ono prisoner. A large . , . t^R^ville Journal says Andrew Johnson The Democrat and Free Press speaks of the*1 nu­ umns of your paper, to give your many readers A Washington despatch to the Post states number of Officers go North to-night on fur­ m his late speech at Lexington stated that he Thursday, June 27, 1861, stern trial of war again and again prove your lough. merous issues” which are presented by Demo­ a meagre account of the passage of the “ glori­ manhood. Degenerated sons pf noble sires have that a gentleman from Arlington says Beaure­ never wrote a letter to Mr. Lawrence and never Quartermaster McArthur proceeds to N. Y., negotiated for money or proposed to negotiate crats as the basis of action at the State Conven­ ous fourth ” through our fair city to-day. They sought to overthrow our government; they gard is advancing upon the Potomac. Every­ . 8. M. PETT1NGILL 4c CO., are authorized Agents tor were recived at the depot by the Independent have trampled our laws under their feet; they thing looks like hot work before to-morrow with orders. with anybody at the North. receiving Advertisements and Subscriptions for this paper. tion, and suggests that a platform “ in favor of Corps of Cadets, accompanied by the Boston have passed acts of secession ; they have attack­ night. New York, 22d. Tbe New Orleans Delta of the 19th says brig O f i c u - 10 State St., Boston, and 119 Nassau St., New Stevens run the blockade and put into Barrata- York. the Constitution and the Union” is good enough Brigade Band. As the regiment passed up ed United States troops while holding peaceful The Post says that Lord Lyons yesterday The 29th New York regiment left yesterday ria bay under the guns of Fort Livingston. for the party to stand upon. If this is the very State street, cheer upon cheer rent the air.— possession of government forts, pillaged our presented to the President despatches from his for Washington. The reported fight at long 8 R. NILES, (successor to V. B. Palmer,) Newspaper Fair ladies waving their kerchiefs in the breeze, Advertising Agent, No. 1, Scollay’s Building, Court street, broad “ point” around which “ all the demo­ arsenals, piratically seized our ships both in Government conveying strong assurances of its bridge, Washington, was a canard. It is said Fortress Monroe, June 22, > Boston, is authorized to receive advertisements for this pa and the long line of sturdy sons of Maine, with their own ports and on the high seas ; raised desire to preserve friendly relations with this Jefl Davis has become frightened and has sent Via Baltimore, June 23. J per, at the rates reqaired by us. cratic party, and more too, can rally,” of what bayonets glistening in the sun. formed a picture large armies, and now in the open field are country, and avoid all interference with our do­ messengers to Washington, who submitted two The propeller Fanny started for Norfolk this special use is that party to be, as a distinct po­ that never will be effiiced from my memory. bidding defiance to our government. For these mestic affairs. Lyons also stated that his Gov­ propositions to the government. The first was morning, with a flag of truce, but was not al­ The State Election—Governor Wash­ litical organization, except as a machine for The regiment them marched directly on the acts we bid you forward—on, on in the defence ernment would not admit any prizes taken by the recognition of the existence of the Southern lowed to proceed beyond Scwall’s Point, where common and debouched. By the kindness of of our great inheritance—the Union and the Southern privateers into British ports. burn. the ilSe and behoof of professional wire-pul­ Confederacy and that the latter should be per­ a rebel steamer met her, and conveyed her pas­ Lieut. Strickland, I was admitted within the constitution. Soldiers, in the name of the W ilmington, Delaware, June 20. mitted for a term of one, two or tbreo years to sengers to their destination. Among them was We are not anxious to see the coming guber­ lers? lines, and was soon busily engaged iu going daughters of Maine, I present you this banner_ The Henry Clay Factory, owned by Dupont carry on their government as an experiment, a lady having sons in both armies. natorial campaign couducted as a party contest We have only one private suggestion to make through the hand-shaking process with my old the banner of your nativo State. Its history is and that the expenses of the war lie equitably It is now known that the first shot from Saw­ chums and former schoolmates, (for Rockland & Co. and worked by Griffith for manufactur­ betwoen the Democrats and the Republicans. to the Democratic State Convention—that they yet to ho written—it has yet to be baptized ing clothes was burnt this morning. Part of adjusted. yer’s cannon struck a corner of the rebels’ mag­ is my native place) and congratulating them on in blood, and no cause so fitting as that of sup­ the machinery 6aved. Building insured. Ori­ Meanwhile each section do its best for the azine, scattering the rebels in all directions, We should be quite as well satisfied to see the will select a candidate who in his public dis­ their good appearance. v. pressing this great rebellion, of preserving and gin unknown. maintenance of a friendly feeling and inter­ like a bolt from Heaven, and came near pro­ people uniting at this time, irrespective of past courses will refrain from expatiating to the la­ The Rockland Band looked finely in their handing down to future generations the bless­ course and if, at the expiration of the time ducing an explosion. The batteries have con­ Fortress Monroe, June 20. political connections, to elect a chief magistrate dies upon his personal beauty, and from exhor- new uniform, and were the universal theme of ings of a free republican government. Men ugreed upon it is found the experiment cannot sequently been removed. The rebels are not comment. They played several national airs, of New England, you have the hardy frame, Within a few hours there has been a rumor succeed a commission will be appointed to re­ and representatives who are only honest men tingjthe girls to marry good Democrats and name safe within four miles of the terrible projec­ accompanied by the Brigade Band, and made the iron will, the self-reliance—each of you of a large secession force advancing upon the construct a Union. This was peremptorily re­ tile. their babies “ Ephraim.” and true, legal to the Constitution, the Union beautiful music. This was loudly applauded have a character to sustain. The South have Fortress in the direction of Yorktown. jected. Many pieces in the Fortress are being rifled. and the Government, and heart and hand en­ by the admiring thousands there assembled.— vilified, stigmatized you as cowards—ridicule An important reconnoisance was therefore Tne 2d proposition was that the South would Thc Union gun is being mounted. Lewis’ Normal Institute for Physical Train­ At 6 o’clock the regiment took up their line of listed to support the administration, subdue your [love of peaceful permits. Then teach made this morning towards Great Bethel, un­ be content if the in-coming Congress will pass Hampton Roads swarms with shipping, and ing.—Dr. Dio Lewis, the author of the mew march for the Fall River Depot. Thoy passed them on the field of battle the diflercnce be­ der the direction of Capt. Smith of the army, an irrepealable constitutional provision recog­ the rebellion in the seceded States and place immense storehouses are in process of erection system of gymnastics and editor of the Boston up Beacon, and through Tremont, Winter, tween boasting and performing ; impress on with Col. Webber’s German Turner regiment nizing Slavery below the line of 36. ° 30. for Government supplies. the old flag again upon every staff from which Summer, Chauncy, Harrison Avenue, Beach them the strength of Northern arms. Your and a company of regulars. The left Hampton This done, the Southern provisional govern­ Journal o f Physical Culture (a most excellent Washington, June 23d. it has been hauled down, on Southern soil. and South streets to the depot. All along the friends’, aye, the whole country’s eye is upon six hours ago, and have not been heard from ment pledges itself to instantly abandon the and valuable publication, published monthly at entire route the streets were crowded, elevated you. Bear yourselves nobly, princely; sufler yet. war, and re-establish peace and the most cordial Such is the caution with which military af­ We do not need to quarrel with each other $1,00 a year, containing illustrated gymnastic places were in great demand, ladies fair, from not one thread of your color to be soiled by the Col. Townsend's regiment remains at Hamp­ relationship, so for as its section is concerned, fairs arc now conducted that nothing positive is about the guaranties which shall be given to, galleries and windows wafted larewells to our touch of the traitors to your country and to ton as a reserve. redirect trade into its accustomed channels known concerning them except in thc public exercises and a variety of matter pertaining to movements of the troops. or the restrictions which shall be imposed upon, gallant troops. The cars were in readiness to your God. Our picket guard near Little Bethel was and in every way restoring the happy days of health and physical training), is about to estab- receive them, and they embarked in good order. driven in yesterday by the rebels. Two persons Fortress Monroe, 23d, ( the men of the slaveholding States, with refer­ Col. Berry then introduced the Rev. Mr. forefathers. My informant says this too was our lisha ‘‘Normal Institute for Physical Training,” At seven o’clock and twenty minutes the train Kalloch to respond to the presentation. came in this morning reporting they were de­ premptorily rejected. Others say this proposi­ via Baltimore. ) ence to slavery in the Territories, or slavery in connection with his new gymnasium on Es­ left amid the wildest enthusiasm. Cheer suc­ The reverend gentleman said he was proud serters from Sewall’s Point, but 1 learn from tion will not he unacceptable to the Secretary Gen. Butler spent the morning at Fortress elsewhere—since the masses of our people agree ceeded cheer until the depot rang again.— Gen. Butler that their reports are so contradict­ of State, and will therefore meet with favor sex street. The object of the institute is to to accept the task devolved upon him. He was Monroe whence no movement of importance are that our first and present duty is to maintain “ Good bye,” and “ God speed you,” was ashamed of the man who did not love his ing he shall be obliged to Bend them to the from the President. reported. prepare teachers of physical culture and of Dr. heard on every hand. Waving of handker­ guard house as spies. A Washington despatch says Gen. McDowal the integrity of the Union against the rebels, country, but this could never be said of the Col. Maxwell gave a reception last evening at Lewis’ system of gymnastics. There will be chiefs and hats were continued as long as the sons of Maine. (Applause.) Whoever does It is said the rebels are erecting a strong continues to advance his lines ; 5000 of his Gen. Tyler’s house. Gen. Butler, Pierce, ladies and that the supremacy of the government lectures and recitations in Anatomy, Physiol­ train was in sight. not now love his country would be unworthy masked battery opposite the Rip Raps. division moved to-day from Ball’s Cross road and Staff were present, to hear thc Germans sing Ao l left tue' depot to return home, a teclwg Since the successful experiments with Saw­ must be first acknowledge*!, W ore these ques­ ogy and Hygiene, besides a course of gymnas­ the name of American or of citizen. He would to the vicinity of Fall’s Church, a point about and witness the performances of the Turners. tions are again matters of issue. Therefore, if of pride filled my breast, that I was born in exhort them to remember that not only were yer’s gun, important events at Sewall’s Point three miles from Farfax Court House, and the Col. Townsend’s regiment was on guard duty tic training. The institute is to be inaugura­ the “ Old Pine Tree State ” whose hardy sons they soldiers, but freemen, and to nerve their have been expected.' same from Vienna. the people—the bone and sinew and muscle and yesterday in the direction of Fox Hili. For ted on the 4th of July, and the course of in­ have bravely gone forth to do battle for our arms to fight until the last foe expires. The Complete returns or the killed and wounded A reconnoisance in the direction of the latter several nights after thc affair at Great Bethel common country. God speed them, and may brain and heart of the State, not traded off by struction willl occupy nine weeks. The price reverend gentleman then continued at some at Great Bethel have not yet been made out— place yesterday, P. M., proved 2500 rebels there there was no guard across that creek. politicians, but moving of their own patriotic they achieve high honors in the campaign length to address the men, and on behalf of nor never will be. The carelessness and ineffi­ and it is thought if they should be reintorced a Reuben Parker of the Vermont regiment, of tickets to the course is $75 ; Matriculation which they have so auspiciously begun. impulse—should unite and make issne only on Mr. John E.'Merrill, a Rockland citizen engag­ ciency of many of our volunteer officers are battle is inevitable at that point. who was exchanged last night for a rebel fee $5 ; Diploma $10. There is said to be a Brutus. ed in business in this city, presented a beautiful inexcusable. It is reported a collision occurred this morn­ the broad ground of fealty to the Constitution, dragoon named Carter, reports the rebels to demand for scores of teachers to give instruc­ camp Hag, saying that lie felt it a great honor Four hours ago a flag of truce came down to ing between the picket guard of the 2d Connec­ still have three prisoners belonging to the N. The Fourth Regiment in New York. the Union and the Government and opposition tion in Dr. Lewis’ system, and no doubt those that the banner was presented to a Rockland Hampton to arrange for an exchange of pris­ ticut regiment and the rebel picket at Fall’s Y. regiments. to all who would subvert or destroy them, we We copy from the daily Herald of last Thurs­ commander, from a Rockland man, by a Rock­ oners, of whom we have ono soldier and three Church. It seems that P. W. Clark of the 3d New- who qualify themselves as teqehers by attending rebels, taken with arms in their hands. The Connecticut pickets had been ordered to should be glad to have them do it. We have day the following account of the arrival, recep­ land boy. (Laughter and applause.) York regiment deserted tho night before thc a term of the institute will find profitable em­ After the ceremonies of the presentation Ten to twenty citizens come in daily to take occupy the position held by the rebel pickets. fight at Great Bethel and obtaining a citizen’s not much inherent reverence for political ma­ ployment. For further information address tion and entertainment of our soldiers in New were concluded the offiters retired to the Astor the oath of allegiance. In taking possession, one of the Connecticut dress from rebels, gave full information as chinery. Our doctrine is that the party should The sloop of war Jamestown sailed South men was killed and three wounded. Loss on Dr. Lewis, Box 12, or T. C. Severance, Secre­ l'ork, and of the presentation ceremonies at House and the privates to their barracks in the as to our movements. He is now at Richmond, be the servant of the people, and not the people the Park. It will he read with much interest Park. last night. the other side supposed to be greater. the rebels refusing to receive him into service. tary, Bank of the Republic, Boston. A flag of truce goes to Norfolk this evening Our army on the Potomac is distributed so it the servants and followers of the set of machin­ While arrangements were being completed Mr. Parker, hearing the order to retreat, by the friends of our volunteers. for the departure of the regiment the men were to carry several persons returning home from can be concentrated at one point within two was overtaken by rebels and in the evening was ery called “ the party.” That previous party We have omitted to mention that Gko. B. This fine body of volunteer militia, from the ordered to stack arms, and dispersed around abroad. hours. It now consists of fully 45,090 effective inarched to Yorktown with thc main body of divisions will be disregarded in the coming Moore, Esq., late of the Camden Custom House, Pine Tree State, arrived in this city at abont the Park. They left by the late train lor Phi­ A large number of nurses arrived from Bal men. thc rebels, thence to Richmond. He was care­ campaign, and that the people will nominate has lately returned to the editorial chair of the eleven o’clock Wednesday, June 19. The ladelphia, cn route for the scat of war. timorc to-day. There is reason to believe that most of John­ fully guarded until exchanged. He was well transport in which they arrived came to her Louisville, June 21. son’s command from Harper’s Ferry are now treated. He reports a large rebel force at and elect their Governor and Representatives Belfast Republican Journal. Mr. Moore is one moorings nt pier No. 3, North river, where a The atle nlKcw Orleans*—-Prospect of in the vicinity of Lcesburgh and Edward’s The Picayune says there arc now in New Or­ Yorktown, every steamer bringing down addi­ irrespective of previous party organizations of the ablest, spiciest and most entertaining large crowd of men and women were assembled tlic Cotton Crop, &c. Ferry. leans who parties will undertake to capture the tions. Provisions were scarce and the rebel to greet the stalworth strange:. . i'..c men— There was a ease of poisoning at the third troops were badly clothed and fed. Jefl’. Davis seems very unlikely, however. newspaper writers in the State,and we are glad New Orleans, June 18. [Special Dispatch steamer Brooklyn for $100,000. , M ; ■ th - - violently ill to find his facile pen employed at its old busi­ who arc all strong and sturdy specimens of to the Merchants, Exclnnge.] The ships Nat­ was at Richmond last week. But whether the people of Maine be called to­ Maine’s true nobility, reminding us of the old ihe Mobile ArfurrZiscr-says.that three plans wbo had pi£ purobMed froln a pie. ' ea. A storehouse nt Richmond containing 100,- ness. ional, Africana, and J . S. Parsons, all bound have been suggested by the Council ot Defense i , . . . C. L ...... , ... r , , gether in convention by the Republicans, or by a Northern warriors of Gustavus Adolphus—were for Liverpool, have crossed the bar safely the . . , ,ob ... X t’ • . xt. _____. dcr which were found to be hlled with pounded 000 dollars worth of provisions was destroyed to sink or drive oil the frigate .Niagara, a n d , . ,, . , , . ,, by fire on Saturday night. popular movement independent of party ,wc have Subscribers in the Fourth Regiment.—We soon landed, and put in marching order. The past week and proceedol to their destination. adds that she will be obliged to get oT.t of the Slass/ “ CSPeCtvd t0 dlC ; the Others line of march was up Broadway to the Park The War Steamer Gelencove was burned to no hesitation in expressing the hope that Gov. have already obtained 85 yearly snbscriliers The only vessels remaining inside the bar are way of our iron battery, which will soon be jare. *[ ®c . . ’ n, 'r •*■ • 7 *. 1 barracks. the Alhambra, bound for Genoa, and the ( p J A despatch to the Times says it is understood the waters-edge; both fires were incendiary and Washburn may be selected as the candidate of among the members of the Fourth Regiment, Despite the overpowering heat of the sun, Vigilant, hound for Bordeaux, which vessels, it Gov.,, Harris,. j -of nm Iennessec, •in a _message, „„„ „ • thnt ... ,the cavalry < regiment v.. to ., be raised in Iowa, T’ the rebels are vainly endeavoring to discover the the people for re-election to the office of chief through our agent. We received a batch of there were thousands collected in the vicinity is believed, will be pernitted to sail as soon as , * will be commanded by Fitz Henry \\ arren. It incendiary. They have now but two small of the Park, awaiting the arrival of the regi­ recommends a law requiring payments of all ,g (o |)c j jn -n h steamers on James river. magistrate. That he has been a party man— fifty-four names since the regiment left, nearly there is sufficient depth of water to enable them sums due from the Stole to all persons or gov -1 imcnts at Fce . ment. Tlic men, heavily hampered with their to do so. New York, June 24. that he was the candidate of the Republican all of these papers being ordered to be sent to full knapsacks and blankets, marched steadily . i ernments oilon terms oiof pence,peace, nnu and uu advises vises suetisuch na ! « w 1 • t i a • *. ti ir 11 Ihe accounts respecting the growing cotton towarda citizens of belligerent States as I , A despatch to the Herald says Steamship Ariel, from Aspinwall 16th has party in the last campaign, is no objection to the families or friends of the subscribers at up Broadway, receiving a continuous tribute of arc somewhat conflicting, but generally they *he rfllcH ol- war j U8tif He also recominends .tha‘ the ?T -he r c " h o a r £ *.n arrived, The Narraganset arrived at Panama his re-nomimation on the part of those who home. Wc shall continue to send the Gazette applause as they slowly approached the bar­ are of a favorable nature. Hie ultimate yield, t| is. . [-*erea.Jurv a()teH rav tbe cxnenses icatlon with the Inion men of East iennessec racks. Many of them looked worn and fatigued, i...... _ ___ -1 r ,,-/ ~ me issue oi ireasuiv notes io pay me io expenses , ar(j op , tb(J , opjnjou • - „ th„,,tbat tbe Convention „„n„ocalled on the lltli. The sloop-of-War Cyane was at desire a people’s candidate, irrespective of party to volunteers or their families for $1.00 a year, however, must exhibit material falling off op ^bcprovisional government, and to make r - n t'.',' . ., . Acapulco May 30th. Cartbagenia dates of June as well they must have been while tramping even as compared with the reduced crop or the j -i r,,(.,.iv,lilp ns enrrenev i a^ Knoxville will pursue a course similar to that connections. If Mr. Washburn has been a party in advance. If any of our non-volunteering under the almost perpendicular beams of a present year. | reeenable as currency. adopted by the Wheeling Convention. They 8 state that a battle was fought between the forces of Mosquero and Paris on May 5th, in man, who has not? His ability, his patriotism, subscribers arc disposed to grumble at this ar­ scorching midsummer sun. Their swarthy The exports to foreign porta last week com-' AA ashington, June 21. ! will repudiate the ursupation at Nashville,elect which it is stated that the latter was victorious. his incorruptibility will not be questioned. rangement, they have only to enlist, and they cheeks were wet with perspiration, and the prised 4800 bales, and as the last ship is loaded | All was quiet ou the Virginia side of the . a Governor and organize a state government as weight of their knapsacks pressed heavily on New York, June 24. Cuming to the executive chair when the coun­ shall be served likewise. and off, business may he regarded as suspended \ Potomac except occasionally signal fires of the nearly as possible in conformity with the pro- them, hut they marched with undeviating reg­ uutil the receipt of the new crop | pickets. All was calm at the head quarters of visions of the State constitution, and cail upon A Washington despatch to the World says try was on the eve of a great struggle, has he ularity, and with a firmness of step betokening the army to-day. Throughout the night and all Union men of Tennessee to rally to their that all the latest advices report thc intention r jp The Universalist State Convention holds not worthily represented the people of Maine well developed strength and muscle. On ar­ W estern Virg lion. j this morning many of the government teams- support of Beauregard to advance on the Federal lines in anticipation that such a movement is essen­ in the discharge of the duties which this crisis its annual session, in Portland, on Tuesday, riving at the Park barracks, on the Broadway- AYheelisg, June 20 T’hc morning Bcssion \ w e r e engaged in hauling the necessary A despatch to the World says that forty or tial to keep up the spirits ot the rebels. All has devolved upon him ? That a large majority Wednesday and Thursday of the present week. side, the regiment was marched to the front of was occupied in signing ’ tiie Declaration. It supplies for the troops and the baggage of the fifty A'irginahs were killed by bomb shells from the City Hall, where they were received by was an impressive sencc° Tire roll was called constantly arriving military. our side in tire fight on Monday at Edward’s our regiments have been under arms for the of the people of Maine desire his re-nomination, last 24 hours as the government was perfectly Bovs Drowned at St. George.— We learn committees of the Sons and Daughters of Maine. by counties and each number.mber came forward to !I The 4th Maine Rigiment arrived last night. , Ferry. we have not the slightest doubt. Then, why The scenes which then ensued were very inter­ ork satisfied that Sunday was intended to he the that on last Sunday, two hoys, one of them the Secretary’s desk and signed the parchment. N rw Y June °1 Lieut. Walker of the Goodwin guards of the should not Mr. Washburn be our next Govern- esting, and in some instances even affecting. In the nfternoon F. A. Pierpont was unnni- t L . ’ N. II. 2d regiment fell from the platform of day for the attack by tbe traitors. • the son of Mr. D. Linneken, took a boat to go riie fexan troops numbering 489 men, a.t J o n e of the cars of tire Jersey City railroad, near An extensive spy system has been carried on or ? Certainly, unless a man of higher.qualifi- Friends, who had net met each other for years, out to a fish weir in the river, at St. George, soon recognized each other, and then anomi- : \tfic lil. llis ankle was terribly crushed and here by letters being carried some thirty miles cations, greater ability, more ardent patriotism, and by some means unknown, the boat was impulsive rushes here and there to his thigh severely injured. down thc Potomac, thence across, finally reach­ stronger claims upon the public confidence, ami exchange friendly words of grcetin , , Steamship Glasgow which sails to-day for ing Jeff Davis. Measured have been taken to capsized and both were drowned. The body of and more undoubted integrity shall lie mention­ little time was cunoumod iu ilioso cohVCIlti' r^,C?n °F a d'sehurgu- i Liverpool takes out 196 passengers. The Steam- ferrit it out. young Linneken has been recovered. alities, and the formal ceremonies of hand-shak- Governor Pierpont, was inaugurated this af-| tho p ™ ^ ,, Army hare^eeq granted’ lrcre of ukes ont°149 ^ e n g e J ? r the8au,e destination Professor Lowe makes an aerial ascent near ed for the place, we shall desire to sec Mr. in" might have lasted much longer but for the ternoon, taking, in addition to the usual oath, abaeng0 f0l. two ^ars and thair wiU Falls church on Monday to take a view of tbe Washburn presented for re-election to the office Allusion has been made to a speech by Mr. rebel camps at Fairfax and Manassas. stentorian voice of the commanding officer or­ one expressiveessive ol tlio strongest opposition to onnnH00n bc rendered to the United States govern- Washington, June 22. Cameron, Secretary of War, at the festival of dering the men to “ fall" in and “ dress.” It is believed that the Naval department will in which he so ably serves the people. Ex Governor Wright, of California proposes the St. Andrew’s Society in Washington, on The Colonel then came to the front and an­ make an average of all the bids for gun boats The Portland Advertiser has the following, nounced to the regiment that the Rev. Isaac to the Tribune says to raise a regiment of cavalry for service io awarding them to all contractors who will build asked permission of Gen. Arizona in speaking of the manner in which Gov. Tuesday evening. As the Secretary's re m a rk s,--^ ijo e b , forme?,y of Boston, would invoke thc vessels within 60 days. on that occasion were highly important and tbe Divine blessing ou their cause andthem- Scott to make an attack on the rebels. Gen. Two Massachusetts men, some time residents Washburn has discharged the duties of the A message from Governor Pierpont, recom- A despatch to the Tribune states that Balti­ significant, we copy from a full report his rc- selves. The men were soon quiet as could he | menj|ing a~strong militia organization, is ex- Scott replied in tire negative. There are now of Maeon, Ga., and impressed into one of the more, although apparently quiet is profoundly executive office: marks on national affairs : ! desired, and the clergyman proceeded to deliver , peeted iu a day or two. 6000 of our troops near chain bridge. Thc Georgia regiments and in service at Sewall’s agitated in its departments ; but on the first in­ first Massachusetts regiment is among them. point, made their escape on Thursday morning. “ W hen Gov. W ashburn assumed the executive office, , , ’7 " , "7. c ,i , , j a brief buthut fervent prayer. At its conclusion i s To-night the city is in a blaze of excitement, surrectionary outbreak, Gen. Banks has orders The deluded people oftbe South have strange-1 th n rplriincntai t.ui{,r8J We r ...... The account ol landing troops from our ves-1 They made some important disclosures to Gen the conntry, thoush on the eve of war, was still at peace ; i i i *4. .1 • i . i xi i tiiG rctri in oil tul colors were Q.dvo>Dced in the ■ xyith fireworks bell-rin^in*^ cannon-firin to shell the City from Fort McHenry. he was at that time in favor of preparing the State to meet sols at points on the Southern eoast are proba- j Butler. Tlic battery consists of 5 eolumbiads, the emergency of war, which was very likely to arise } silken federal flag, of the Everybody is rejoicin Reinforcements have been sent for by Col. subsequent events have shown that the Governor was right, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ u n a ^ h o n o r t h c A m c r i - i g i t;ou gi lieavi|y fringed with gold, bly inventions of the enemy. ! 54 pieces of smaller calibre and 3 rifled cannon. Stone. They were only of ordinance,not wish­ but, at the time, his propositions were met and controlled V..Ocan flag. Theyauv, UC..V.VIAMicved t,uaithat the Lire , ^xiunu ort.h auu , ,pb-Tbc other J was a blue silk fl.flag, heavily and! and A Kentucky GeneraL—The New York World The Secretary of War has telegraphed to ! On thc route, to Norfolk arc two other batteries ing to cross the river till he obtained them, by the very men who now endeavor to lay at his door all the West would be divided upon the question , , embroidered. Thc firgtbwa8 ornament- . Governors of Pennsylvania, New York and formed of tire guns taken from the Gosport the blame attached to thc condition consequent upon want which he will do when they are received. The of preparation in which Maine was found when the first of supporting the nationality of the United wU > thc anus of tbe ytatc o, MainC; with says other States for more troops Navy Yard. The force at the Point consists of original design of his expedition was to cut off requisition of the government was made. States. How badly mistaken they have been, , a]ne of tllc regiment, and the Latin in -' “ General Josiah Harlan, who is to command ’flic contract for 600 Griffin rifle guns has 500 men, at Norfolk of 15,000 aud at intermed­ Upon the fall of Fort Sumter, His Excellency immediate­ all retreat of the rebels from Harper's Ferrv. ly devoted himself to the work of arming the State iu de­ all reasonable men must now see. Gentlemen, Keri tion “ Dirigo.” The other one was in- the Kentucky Cavalry Regiment, is a native of becu awarded to the Phoenix Iron Company of iate points 2,000. Coinodore Vanderbelt has addressed a letter fence of the Republic. Thepolicy of the Legislature for we have now in the field _50,000 men. It has scril1,ed_ 1. Presented to the Fourth regiment of Pennsylvania. lo r nearly twenty years he was Pennsylvania. Howell Cobh pledged his honor to some of to W. O. Bartlett, authorizing him to tender year-past had almost annihilated the military spirit, and lieen said justly that nowhere in the history JIainc Volunteers by the Daughters of Maine , actively engaged in military operations in ludia, A despateli to tire World says citizens of the the disaffected troops from Georgia that within had destroyed nearly all the regular military organizations. his Steain Ship Vanderbelt to the government Four regiments were to be organized out of raw material. ol the world is recorded so sublime au uprising , . n rookivu J une 19 18G1 ” ' having assisted in organizing the forces of Run- adjoining counties of Virginia are arriving a l­ three months the confederate army should occu- ___at a______price to he determined on __by _ Commander______Military knowledge was comparatively scarce, military of a free people. Never was such an army! ■> ’ ’ ' , jecth Singh, prince of the Punjaub, and after- most hourly at -Alexandria, to escape imprison­ py \\ ashington and subdue the entire Union Stockham, and any two active commanders experience was wanting, equipments could not be raised in so short a time. The Rev. Dr. Hitchcock presented the first w.n.d perforlIied tbc 8aulc 3ervi,.,. for p ost j j 0. ment by tlic guards scouring the counties with forces of the North. It is the opinion of these found. The Governor, v now in the Navy, and if not on these terms, those associated with him list of voters against secession, and arresting two men that Government should prepare for will the government please accept her as a difficulties and has overcome all they can and hurrying them to Manassas a long and vigorous war. been dispatched to the seal present from is humble servant. He is also have cause to fear the rivali Junction. Speaker Allen of Indiana returns to Indian­ authorized by the Pacific Steam Ship Co., to imenls now in the service ______F______Col. C. II. Foster is announcing himself as apolis to-morrow with a requisition for four oiler the Steam Ship Ocean Queen, of nearly piuhiog ihii work ii would hnve been niu.o.L impo.«ibie i and before six months have rolled around I welcomed mem to ure city oi irew Aura, u .u , lnJia )l(J -d a n.ibutc w ,)i8 native by an unconditional Union candidate of North additional regiments to be taken from the 1st to avoid some mistakes and‘"utnTr^'rau'i^of’co.nni.Tr0^ ! havo n0 doul)t haIf a niillion enlisted in tire ’ assured them or tire affection in which all tiptne ...... _. i...... I.-. 3000 tons, thc Ariel, the Champion and the excite jealousies aud give raising tire stars and stripes over one of tire Carolina. He has made his appointments, and 2d and 3d congressional districts. Daniel Webster at prices to be determined on Such complications did arise,rise, and tbethe poliiicul political enemies of' same movement will be at the command of the i defenders of tire flag are held by tire people a highest passes of tire India Caucasus, 12,000 is about to take thc stump. A large number of companies have already by the above board He was induced to make the Governorrernor accused hfhim of being Ihe ceu,e wid, aboui government. (Great applause.) Thus, those, large. A sa proof or the popular good will ; ’ !o“ h [j •”(.--|- ’- ^ ““ d‘a"-’’ *-’' been organized. aa muchi propriety aa they could have eccnuedhitn of being . , „ ,, ' . - j , xi • i r a w n w l e th n in Ire palled fur tlirpp plipprs fur . 1 u \ G . eue sea, anu a t m o besame He has recently publicly defended the cause this offer because he was desirous to protect the the'eauseie oof f a» shortkhori crop or oiof a aesirucuvedeatruciive iresneifreahet —- | 1 «'ho have------been ------deceived--- ’"J by their— ambitious,. towards n them, t lie CM* called lor t *u 1 ree*f cneers * 1 mr *■ tlme (jred a liat10nal salute.” of the administration at a large public meeting At 2 o’clock this morning a camp half-a-mile government against speculation, and to make Every soldier in the Stale, who has intelligently observed j politicians, will either wisely repent their Ihe gallant men ol Maine, which, it is almost got up by disunionists for the express purpose from Georgetown, was thrown into alarm, and it known that vessels can be obtained by the - 7 7 ------ept before thc in-j needless to say, were given with a will. The | An officer writing from Fort Pickens, savs ; t untiring iudustiy and the constant solicitude of denouncing him. He says if Federal regi­ the men called to quarters, the commotion soon government, without resorting to these offered organizing the troops and in providing for their wants. ; dignant and overwhelming army that will soon ! “ Tire Wooden dry dock at Pensacola, which ments were stationed in each Congressional subsided. It may have been occasioned by a in the confederate States or those sailing under To turu our attention to purely civii affairs,>whirh'le?L,ne!! we hear 1,0 UP°U tllein’ (APPIause ) " e kave patient- nut nappy spceen. He did not desire to waste , iatendcd by Qen. Bragg to be sunk firing at the pickets, as, according to thc repre­ well grounded objection to the manner in to ob- District, there would be a full delegation of a foreign flag. Of forborne the insolence and the tyranny of words m long speeches which the ^ ld .e r caredn - unconditional Union men elected to Congress. sentation ol thc soldiers, the rebel scouts for Washburn has administered his department ~.. __ . „ *_____ i - e.u„ o O—..xL.------. ?_x_ • n . .. - llieifs was a life of duty and o f1 harbor, Several more shells at the Navy Y'ard were ment. He has not been guilty oi corruption,he is not evea the Southern monarchists for more than a gen- action, ftnd as men who were going on one o f: Sot, adr‘it fra'n ‘th ™e°rings a few days since, Also, that a brigade of Loyal North Carolinians some time past have been indulging in such found to be filled with saw-dust. uccu.ed Of eAifu.ag.uc' The people are evidently .an .- , eration. The American people will bear it no fled w ith his conduct, and we do not believe the desire for , A , ti i , , the highest missions they could fulfil, Ire would ! d '' aS, ° X n X ? Vl aI'P.rOach?.ng tb‘s fol- could he easily raised to aid tire Federal forces amusements on both sides of the river. Another The war department has assured Senators change is wide spread, or that u will manife>i ii»eir «- a longer. (Great applause.) lie observed that .,«& .1,ci, id nor,,. in putting down the treasonable usurpation of evidence of active war preparations ie the fact Johnson and Etheridge, that the Union Men of considerable power in the State. We desire the nomina- when a Scotchman, or an Irishman, or a Ger- Governor Ellis nnd others. tliat Quartermaster General Meigs advertises East Tennessee Bliall he sustained, and an order to toe United States, he merges Ex-Lieut. Randolph was arrested to-day for for baggage wagons. has been issued including East Tennessee in the and is entitled to a recognition of his services at the hands > niS OWn nationality into the country that expressing secession sentiments. Louisville, 22d. district under command of brigadier xAnderson. of the people. We desire and fully expect to see his elec- , adopts him as a son ; and so, when this revolt follow until the hands of the old chieftain at A despateli to the Times says a restoration of tion, not by the Republican party alone, but bv the people I- *______t i \ i • • i i tire head of our armies shall be strong enough j thc^ H monster. 'a r X s ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ On and after Monday, freight over the Nash­ It has been decided to reinforce the more of the State, who are satisfied with his past history and J9 Suppressed, and this War IS ended, OUr Major Emery to the service has caused the res­ h. In n in la dnvvn treason and secession. Phis . . ’ vn a i a i j kauiiu u um . ville railroad will be refused unless permitted by advanced posts on the opposite side of the who have high expectations of inm for the future. T hat j beneficent government will be no longer per- to trample down treason and secession. This the guns of thc fort. ignation of Capt. Brackett, one of our best ha tatocorruplible, no man will qoeation, hia ability I. plexed by doubtful questions. There will then reliellion was a serpent tliat was hatched thirty the surveyor of the port. Potomac. cavalrf officers, and this will be followed by The 18th Massachusetts regiment have christ­ mu'” of higher q’unbficaUous be mentioned as 'lwa^ppouen" I he no more ta lk of Mississippians, Virginians, years ago. Jackson had scotched, not killed it. others. Thc Journal says 2,000 guns were stopped A runaway slave who made his way to Cario, ened their camp Banks ; they are extremely and our opinions may posiibiy undergo a changeuntil that ; Marylanders, or Pennsylvanians No gentle- Fourth regiment ofMaine must put their Beauregard is at Fairfax Court House. This yesterday at Jeffersonville. They were consign­ where he did good service in thc entrenchments, ed to Louisville, until satisfactory assurances popular with the Georgetown people, by their . n'en> thank God ! we shall then’be all Ameri- feet on its head and kill it (Cheers.) They appears from a pass of liis to a lady named Per­ was asked if he did not wish to go back and are given that they are for Union men. orderly conduct. i cans. (Great applause.) I carried bayonets that thought, and he hoped kins, which was found by a scout. fight. lie replied with a grimace that would The papers contain letters from Gen. Bueknar Willie Richardson of Stoneham, private of Then there will he no fealty hut that to 1 they would make thorough work, first with the The eomrads of the Ohio killed, report that company F. of Massachusetts 5th, accidently 11 o Timon ofiil fIia i Lfl.VftnfAt. fdlftn W ith lltMlllf. ( le iir O llt th o llPSt", have been no discredit to “ Julius “ Laws, to Gen.McGoffin, giving the particulars of the A Rare Musical Treat—Madame Anna Bish- tlle Union and the Constitution of tire United bayonet, then vvitli hemp. Clear out tire nest on returning to recover tire bodies, they found shot himself on Sunday P. M., in the breast op in Rockland.—It is with much pleasure that i States; no miserable causistry about thc doc-1 °f serpents, so that their hiss may never be noj Massa ! dis nigger is not a liglitin’ nigger! agreement made witii Gen. McLellan. he’s a runniu’ nigger!” their lingers cut off upon which there were rings The Kentucky authorities will protect the while loading a revolver. There is a small pos­ we learn that Madame Anna Bishop, the cele- ■ tr‘ne of State rights, and no attempt to in-i heard again. The year 1861 must stand in the and thc pockets cut out ef their clothes. n g 5n the Stat cnforce-t|lo laW8 of records of time by 1776, where we began.—- sibility of his recovery. He was a great favor­ , . i xx- •• • n j i- ax corporate the heresy of secession into our A m em om l from Merchants of Boston ad- L , / toteg accordin t0 the interpreta- ite of the company. hrated cantatnce. is to give one of her delight-, j win n£ tbing of th(j Administra. We were now just reaching tire noon tide of our Another Regimexi to he raised in Maine.— dressed to the Navy department asking that a > tions■ of . the . . United . . . . States Courts, and enlbrce r . A dispatch to the Times says a Naval ex­ fal entertainments in Rockland this week. It j tion beyond this : that, as was said a moment might and power, aud we mean to claim and The Augusta Parnur is informed that upon tire portion of the Prizes seized hereafter shall’ be pedition is being fitted out to operate on the hold the whole continent as ours, from tire lakes meeting ot the Governor and Council next all obligations of neutrality as against the is unnecessary for us to say that Madame Bishop aK°i it *‘as at its head a President as honest sent to that port for adjudication, was presented Southern States. Gen. McGoflin agrees to re­ Mexican coast, to consist of transports carrying has been long renowned in the realm of song. ' a.nd uPriSll‘ a maQ as .avcr *ivcd’, and J be' to the Gulf, and from the Atlantic to thc Pa­ week, orders will be issued for the organization yesterday. In response assurances were given men and munitions of war, conveyed by small cific. Our temporary disasters were only the spect the territory of Kentucky, even though „ , . ax, . , lleTC tllat “'is war will not end, with lus of another regiment, to he held in readiness as that the wishes of the petitioners would be com­ war vessels. The men are to take the field for bhe is pronounced the sweetest and most pop-' consent, until there will he no cause left for necessary visitations of Providence— ordeals a reserve force. Souther armies occupy it. In such a case he plied with. will call upon the Kentucky authorities to re­ forming a nucleus around, which the Union ular ballad singer in the world,and in her ren- war. (Applause.) from which we shall emerge like gold purified It appears that the Bavaria brought between men can rally. in the fire. move the Southern forces. Should Kentucky dcring of rich old English songs, she is, by the „ 7 7 7 a , It is said thnt Wigfall lias visited Washing­ 8000 and 10,000 stands of arms. A despatch to the Herald says an extraordi­ . -x, x , , The Barque Ocean Eagle Condemned.—Wc fail to do this lie claims the same right of occu­ world s voice, without an equal or a rival—not learn fiy a private letter received in this city Dr. Hithcock then presented the flag to Col. ton, disguised as a cattle driver, and obtained The New Hampshire regiment passed up pation as is given to the South. Also, if Gen. nary meeting of the Cabinet will be held on Berry, who very appropriately replied. He valuable information for Jeff Davis. Broadway at 11 o'clock, and made a splendid even JenDy Lind would contend with her in from New Orleans, dated 16th inst., that tlic Tukey is unable to remove the Southern forces Monday, when Gen’l Scott and Staff will be said that his men were foot sore and fatigued appearance. she will call on thc aid of the government present, also Generals Butler, Banks and Dix. this respect. Thc announcement of her name 7 ’arque Ocean Eagle, Capt. Luce of Rockland, by the heavy weights on their hack. He thank­ John O’Neil, an Irishman in employ of the Fortress Monroe, June 21. troops. If unsuccessful in removing them, Gen. It is believed that Gen. Scott has a new pro­ should secure a large and appreciative audience, ! Me., has been condemned by the Admiralty ed the generous people of New York for all Court there. It will be remembered that this Bagging Mill at Lewiston, Me., was crushed Tlic regiment thatyesterday made a rcconnois- McLellen agrees to withdraw. ject to submit to this great Council of War. and this opportunity to hear her should not be their kindness and thc reverend gentleman for If the administration adopts a different mode It is stated that Jefl Davis’ opposition, alone, vessel was captured by the privateer Ivy,’while the eloquent speech he had addressed them.— by some heavy micliinery which he was assist­ ance towards Great Bethel returned late in the missed by any of our citizens who find delight off the mouth of the Mississippi, on the 14th of ing to unload, on Tuesday last. Ho will not evening havinggone to thc neighborhood of Lit­ of policy Kentucky is to have timely notice ; has prevented the rebel forces from making a Then taking thc flag, he ascended a small plat­ and if Kentucky changes her policy the same general rush towards Washington. in the divinest of arts. Madame Bishop will May- An appeal to tire Supreme Court of the probably survive. He has a wife and two tle Bethel. They bring no intellegence of impor­ form, and asked, “ Shall this flag ever trail iu children. Secretary Chase proposes to raise a loan by Southern Confederacy can he taken from tiiis thedust?” Loud cries of “ No, no !” “ Will tance. It is understood, however that the notice is to be given. Of this agreement Buck- he assisted by Mr. Sedgwick, a noted pianist nar gave the Governor of Tennessee notice and opening subscription lists in all the cities and decision, but it would probably prove unavail­ you defend it 60 long as you have a right arm ?” rebels are eonsentrating a large force at York­ and vocalist, a n d jy Master Charles Sedgwiek, ing. Tire barque and her cargo (5000 casks of town. lie gave assurances that tho Territory of Ken­ towns receiving amounts ranging from $20 to “ Wc will—we will,” chorussed the men of General Scott was Iieard to say that he would $1000, with three years to run with 7 per cent a wonderful ^jjK rm er on thc English concer­ lime) were worth about $33,000. She is owned the regiment, and a simultaneous shout of ap­ Two-hundred members of the Naval Brigade tucky would bo respected until occupied by have captured the rebels at Harper's Ferry aud Federal troops. Also gave peremptory orders interest. tina. See advertisement. by Capt. Luce and his mother, a widow lady plause broke from the assembled thousands. encamped to-day at Hampton. The remnant of Rockland. all their munitions of war, had it not been for of the brigade is under Col. Wardrop of tbe to the Tennessee officers to this effect. The honored remains of Lieut. Charles H. In the case of a schooner, captured by a priva­ Mr. H. Brockman then spoke as follows : the newspaper press (in their anxiety to give 3d Mass., regiment. Owing to the excitement in Columbus, Gen Walker of 2d N. Y. regiment will be carried to Volunteers W anted !—for the Cold W ater teer, which came before the same Court, the Priends, Soldiers, Sons of Maine—In behalf early news,) keeping the rebels fully posted up Brown has ordered a detachment of the State Concord under charge of Lieut. Col. Robinson in every movement oftbe United States troops. The excessive heat, for thc last few days is of that city. Army.—We are desired to state that all who are Judge decided that thc capture was illegal, in- of the fair daughters of your native State resid­ very trying to our troops in active service. Guards there for restraining the citizens of as much as the captain of the privateer did ing in Brooklyn, I meet you here, in their He said “ he would rather have one hundred rebel Kentucky from acts of lawlessness and aggres A detachment of tho Knights Templers of interested in a temperance work among the spies in his camp than one newspaper reporter!’ The facilities for sea bathing however contribute this city will escort the remains from tho church not show his letter of marque when he boarded name to welcome and cheer you on your path to their health nnd comfort. sion. young, including Sunday and day school teach­ his prize. A very nice distinction between of duty—to offer you in this beautiful flag of Hon. Z. W. Burnett a secessionist is elected to the steamer. Eight officers from the 11th Tho wounded at the Hospital are doing well. ers, Sons and Daughters of Temperance and legality and illegality.—Boston Journal. your native State a slight token of the sym­ The last will and testament of the late Steph­ to Congress in the first district by a largo ma­ regiment will act as a guard of honor. Private Vincennes who was shot through the others, arc desired to meet at the Unversalist pathy they feel—aye, of the love they bear to en A. Douglas, filed iu thc Probate Office at jority. New York, June 24. Good Business. Tire demand for tugboats is chest at Great Bethel is in a fair way to recover. The Manassas correspondent of the Charleston Steamer Columbia, and DeSota from Havana Church, a t2 o ’clock on next Saturday afternoon, the cause that has called you from your north­ Chicago, bearing date Sept. 4th, 1857, and such on the St. Lawrence thc present season, ern homes. They bid me say that in you they having a codicil dated July 30th, 1859, pro­ An immense quantity of Hospital stores have Mercury of the 18th writes that the people 20th have arrived. The yellow fever hod made to take measures for forming a children’s tem­ that every old steamer which lias flourished in recognise the defenders of their State and their vides, that alter the debts of the estate have arrived within a few days, in part, tho gener­ about the rebel camp are hostile and that it is its appearance at Havauna, but had not got perance army, either under tbe old form of these waters for thc last thirty years has been country’s honor ; and that they are proud of been paid, the residue of the property shall be ous contributions of societies and individuals. dangerous for soldiers to leave thc camp alone. among thc shipping. The contributions of the Boston Market-men organization or another. All who are interest­ “ resurrected” and put in commission. We thc promptness with which your State has re­ divided into two equal parts, one part to be­ gentlemen came into the camp daily in It is reported tliat five important towns in notice boats passing here daily, which were sponded to the President’s call; proud of the long to the widow, Mrs. Adele Cutts Douglas, greatly contributed to thc comfort of tbe sick fear that their own slaves will murder them. tho interior of St. Domingo have been fortified ed, or who are willing to take charge of a divis­ considered used up fifteen years ago, and they equipment, of tire material of which tlic regi­ thc other to belong to the two children, Robert and well. Tho lower class of whites are inciting the slaveB and assisted by the Haytians. The inhabitants ion in this organization,are desired to meet aud now „„„ secin to w he w doing a “ x»uuland uwwoffice uuoiuvoobusiness.” ments are formed that she sends forth—true N. and Stephen A. Douglas. Mrs. Douglrs is Important information was obtained from the to such a degree that civil war is on tho point interfered to resist Spanish progress. It is consult upon thc matter. The children of the So goes trade.— Ogdensburg (N . Y.) Journal. native-born New Englanders ; free, intelligent, constituted sole guardian of these children, to so called spies from Sewall’s point. I am not of being inaugurated. Their own people are reported that the inhabitants ot one village at liberty to state all that has come to light but there have been massacred, because they refused city are desired to meet at the same place at 3 enterprising aud industrious people, who have control and educate them till they reach tho hostile in their rear and fearful of tho latter, Upon searching the person of a pauper who settled in every valley, turned to account every ago of twenty-one years. The executors of it is safe to say that important movements are gentleman are applying for passports hourly, to swear allegiance to Spain. It is also re­ o'clock, at the second ringing of the bell. was beinc; taken to the almshouse in Philadel­ waterfall, covered thc whole surface of your this will are Mrs. Douglas and Mr. Daniel P. going on at Sewall’s and Willoughby’s Point. which Gen. Beauregard grants, provided no ported that the Spanish troops have been de­ There is a call for temperance soldiers, boys phia, on Wednesday last, a considerablequantity State with smiling villages, whitened every Rhodes, of Cleveland. The latter point is opposite the Rip Raps. wagonB, horses, &c., are taken from tho State. feated in a small engagement. Additional and girls! How many will enlist for the war of gold coin was found sewed up in his ragged sea with thc sails of your ship, your infant In a letter-brought down by the flag of truce, Tho Charleston Mercury of the 19th says a troops are bsing sent from Havana, to reinforce clothes. An examination of a somewhat heavy large sloop-of-war has been cruising near Davis the troops. At Havana intense excitement against King Alcohol ? It is hoped that the manufactures sprung up to add their blessings Rev. James C. Richmond, Chaplain ot the a few hours ago, Col. Magruder addressed Gen. bundle which be carried revealed an additional to a happy and contented people. All these Second Wisconsin Regiment, baptised two sol­ Butler as tho “ Commandant ” at Fortress Inlet, she is supposed to be soundiDg and rccon- exists relative to aflairs in the U. S. house may be filled. sum of $1600 in gold. you leave behind—your homes and all you hold diers at the camp in Madison on the 9th inst Monroe and tho reply to it contained a gentle noitering that portion of the coast which is en- The stock of Sugar in port 312,000 boxes. IO Cents per Box; The De Sota has the mail bags of the lost Str. stationed nt the Fair Grounds, near that city. The First Term, for civil business, of the THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, MARRIAGES. Zulus. The remainder are stationed on “ Bunker Hill’ new Police Court, for the City of Rockland, at Romney, near Charlestown. SIR JAMES CLARKE’S Attention Battalion. E. E. FRYE’S PILLS. Washington, June 24. will be holden on the first Tuesday of May, In thia city, 20th inst., by O. G. Hall. Esq., Captain A guerilla regiment under Col. McDonald is Celebrated Female Fills. Norman Bishop and Miss Eliza Collins, both of this city. Capt. Brackett, a gallant and experienced also stationed at Romney. 1861, and thereafter, on the first Tuesday of In Montville, June 17th, by Rev. E. Knowlton. John IO Cents per Box. Prepared from a prescription o f Sir J. Clarke, Iiodgdon, Esq., of Hallowell, and Miss Matilda A. Wright officer commanding 4 companies ot Federal Sunday afternoon the troops received orders each month, at nine of the clock in the fore­ M. D ., Physician Extraordinary to the of Lincolnville. 1 E. E. FRYE’S PILLS. Cavalry on the Va., side of the river, and who to march, but they were subsequently counter­ noon. At Swan’s Island, Mr. Eben T. Smith of Rockland, to has been in important and dangerous service manded. They are all well and eager for a Queen. Mary B. Saddler of Swan’s Island. Stack Arms, Break Ranks R LESS, as the case may be, at No action will be entered till the writ is This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of al ) COOK’S City Drug Store. their, tendered his resignation several days ago, battle. those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female 25tf Pillsbury’s Block. but he promptly withdrew it on being offically At “ Sandy Hook ” near Harper’s Ferry, placed on file, which must be done during the constitution is subject. It moderates all exeess, and re­ DEATHS informed that orders to move forward which our informant encountered a scouting party of first hour of the Court, on the returned days. moves all obstructions, and a speedy cure maybe relied — AND— he had not recicved had been sent to him to his 12 regular cavalry ; and at Point of RockB WE HAVE MOVED No second continuance will be granted, ex­ TO MARRIED l a d ie s In this city, on the 11th inst., Harriet A., daughter of camp. His name did not appear in the list of met a full company of regular dragoons. it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a shot time, bring on Into the Clark Store, at the Brook, cept by agreement of parties, or for cause Cyrus and Harriet Sherman, aged 2 years and 11 months. Military promotions and appointments. There The rumored hanging of Col. Bowman and the monthly period with regularity. In this city, 11th inst., Charles A., son of S. H. and M A R C H F O B is great activity in the Navy Yard attending Mr. Chase was unfounded ; they were taken to shown. Elizabeth Tyler, aged 7 months and 15 days. ND having made large additions to our Stock we will Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government In this city, 25th Inst-, Mrs. Lydia Rogan, aged 24 yrs. offer as great a variety of Goods in our line and at as the finishing the new Steam Frigate Pensacola, Alow prices, as any store in the city. Richmond where they will be released on No credit will be given for fees of this Court. Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counlerfeita. In South Thomaston, June 25th, Harmon B., son of John which it is supposed will be ready for service parole. and Nancy Robinson, aged 24 years 4 months and 23 days. in 4 weeks. It is said the present available M. W. FARWELL, Judge. c a u t i o n . IBangor papers please copy. Our friends are respectfully invited to tall. The Virginia convention now in session have Thue Pills should not be taken by females during the e n t w o r t h s volunteers is over 300,000. Between -00 and In Belfast, Sunday June 16th, Mrs. Rachael, widow of W ’ elected a number of delegates to the rebel con­ Rockland, April 24, 18C1. FirMt Three Month* of Pregnancy, as they are sure the late Zacheus Porter, Esq., aged 73 years. Rockland, June 10,1861. 300 sick or ineffiicent volunt cers have been In Camden, 10th inst., very suddenly, Bezealor Knight, gress, including John Tyler, Walter Preston, to bring on miscarriage*, hut at any other time they are paid off since Friday and sent home. R. A. Scott, W. B. Preston, Ex-Senator Mason aged 56 yeurs8 months; a very worthy and much respected FROM EUROPE. citizen. Great Emporium of Fashionable “ Hiram Smith ” Flour. No despatches have been received at the. Ar­ and R. A. Prior. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in In Deer Isle, Mrs. Susan R., wife of Benj. S. Wood, agad 32^ my Headquarters from the Virginia side within the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, palpita- Alexandria, June 25. New Y’ork. Juno 20. In Bangor, Mrs. Mary E. Denison, aged 71. the last two days. ion of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will KIMBALL & INGRAHAM. New York, June 25. Professor Lowe’s balloon, yesterday, having Steamship Africa from Liverpool 8th and Rockland, June 13, 1861. discovered a scattering camp in the vicinity of Quecnston 9th, arrived at 7 30 this morning, effect a cure when ull other means have foiled, and al though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, HATS, CAPS, A despatch to the Herald says that offensive Fairfax Court House, including one of 10 tents, she brings £65,000 in specie. MARINE JOURNAL. First Quality Burning- Fluid, movements will doubtless be deferred till after Lieut. Tompkins, with his cavalry company The Syrian question has been settled. Syria antimony, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. the meeting of Congress, when preparation will and several companies of Connecticut infantry, is to be governed by a Christian governor, with Full directions accompany each puckage. Sole Agents for the United States and Canada, be perfected along the whole line from the proceeded there last night. two sub-governors, a Druse and Maronite. PORT OF ROCKLAND. Rockland, June 13, 1661. Potomac to the Mississippi. The Turkish troops will occupy the mnin JOB M OSES, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. A person just from the Connecticut eamp (Late I. C. Baldwin «fc Co.) Thirty-four Kentucky companies have been reports that when lie left, this morning, he roads. Arrived. Nice Leaf Lard. tendered to the Government. Rochester, N. Y, heard the tramp of horses, indicating the re­ In the house of Lords after some opposition June 19th, brig Leads, Sm ith,Salem , schrs Melbourne, W E.," s selling the very best quality of sweet and white The Herald's correspondent says it is quite turn of Lieut. Tompkin's cavalry. the government financial measures passed a N. B. $1,00 nnd> postage stamps enclosed to any au Hunt, Portland ; Gen Knox ----- , Washington, D. C. for .ard for 12 1-2 cent* per pound. likely that Wilson’s Zouaves have gone to thoiized Agent, will" nsure a bottle of the Pills by return St. Johns, N B. June 20th, Hiawatha, Ingraham,Salem ; IJ AVING the past week been reinforced with KIMBALL & INGRAHAM. A rumor is current here, probably from second reading. L. W. Alexander, Alexander, St. Johns N B for Boston ; TJ. a new supply of the latest and most improved pat­ Rockland, June 13, 1861. 6w25 Charleston instead of Fort Pickens. Washington, that Tompkins’ cavalry was cut In the House of Commons Lord John Russel m ail. Florence Juineson, Vlnal Hnven, for N.-York ; 8. E. Par­ terns of The war department has been informed that to pieces. No official intelligence of Tompkins in reply to an inquiry whether interdiction of For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland ; undone k e r,----- , N .York; John Adams, H atch/N . Y. fop Bangor; Fishing Lines. Col. Stone had entered Harper's Ferry and is Druggist in every town in the United Stales. Mary Louisa, Smith,----- . June 21st, schr Pilot, Boston has been received. privateers Ac., from bringing prizes into Brit­ u .F . PHILLIPS and If. II. IIa Y A* CO,. Portland, June 22d, Laura Frances, Higgins, Salem. 23d Amanda Hats, Caps and Furnishing; Goods, LL kinds of Lines, Hooks, Leads, Ac., for sale at the amply able to hold it. Wholesale Agents for the Stale. Torrey, N. York ; Bay Slate, Verrill, Saco; Dover packet Louisville, June 25. ish ports was according to former practice, and A lowest prices by A report is current that Alexander II. Steph­ May 1, I860. 17tf Wooster, Boston. 24th, Leo, l’ratt, Boston ; Almomak, KIMBALL L>.t of ,l... child will take them. Tliousanus have been restoreu to ftow’tfii5 P ,.or®*‘ce» Jam eson, N. York ; H arriet, Stetson, F re n c h , and the case will be argued on Wednesday. Boston’/, L W Alexander, Alexander, Boston.1 ^lsf'Sa&ran,’ Bangor, Portland, Boston, Lawrence tf Lowell. administration ; one contemplates the recogni­ ern .States being already before the public. At health that had before despaired. Testimony given in bun. Letters in the Charleston Mercury commend Gott, Providence. 22d, Utica, Thorndike, Portland. 23d, S ax o n y W ool, tion of the Southern Confederacy with a treaty the wish of the House, however he assented, dreds of cases. A single dose relieves in ten m inutes. The splendid and last sailing Steamer that paper for having the moral courage to r e ­ John Andrews, Hatch, East. 24lh, Cornelia, Blaisdell. of commerce, friendship and a subsidy of and the motion was postponed sme die. Ask for Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers—the original and only Portsmouth ; Janies R, Addrews, Kennebec ; Marietta, DANIEL WEBSTER, $5,000,000 for giving protection against for­ sent an insult offered S. C. by a person named G ra y ,----- ; S E Parker,------, Camden ; Gen W arren, It is reported that the United States order for genuine is stamped “ Brvun.” Spurious kinds are offered D ouglas, CAPT. SAMUEL BLANCHARD. eign or domestic enemies. The other, a consent Russel of the, London Times. A despatch to 275,000 muskets have reached Frankfort. The Guplill, Boston ; Concordia, Verrill, Boston; Ada Ames, the New Orleans Picayune from Richmond 20th for sale. Twenty-five cents a box. Sold by dealers gener­ Aines, Spruce Head to load for New York. N and after MONDAY, June 10, the Steamer D a n ie l to the suspension of hostilities and the exten­ Southern Commissioners arc expected in Ger­ ally. Major Anderson, and W e b s te r , will leave BANGOR at 4 o’clock. A. says the convention adopted an amendment to OM ., connecting with the 3 o ’clo c k irainw at Portland sion of the line 30 ° 30 to the Pacific. many for a similar object. JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y. DOMESTIC PORTS. It is reported that the President will repu­ the Constitution of the confederate Btatcs, upper and lower roads for Boston, Lowell and Lawrence F or sale in Rockland by C. P. FESSEN D EN , and by BOSTON—Ar 20th, sell Envoy, Low, from Bangor for Union Fur Hats of all shades. Trains will leave BOSTON, at 5 o ’clo c k same as granting to Virginia the right to secede on heretofore. diate Gen’l McLellan's treaty of allegiance The steamship Anglo-Saxon at St. John's, one Druggist in every town in the United States. few York. Reports at eight o’clock last night, off Race with Gov. Magoffin. certain contingencies. oint, sprung a leak and kept off for Boston. To keep Leave Bangor every Monday, Wednesday and Friday brings five days’ later news from Europe. May 1, 1660. 17tf mornings, at 4 o’clock, arriving at Rockland at about 9 oncord her from winking she was run ashore on Georges Island, W ashington, Juno 25. C , N. II., June 25. The mail steamship Bremen from Bremen, this A. M., but was got off this afternoon, by steamer Des­ T H I N C A P S . o’clock, A. M., and arriving at Portland in season for the The Portsmouth rail road dill has passed F. G. C O O K , 3 o’clock trains for Boston. A citizen of Washington, Va., who reached via South Hampton 12th inst.. arrived at patch, which toxved her to the city. The E has a curgo of Panama, Ledger, Hiawatha, Leghorn and Palmleaf both branches of the legislature nearly unam- laths. R kturnino,—Leaves Portland for Bangor and interme­ Washington yesterday, reports that the rebels New York yesterday, after an excellent pass­ Huts of all descriptions. diate landings on the river every Monday, Wednesday and iously. age, Her commercial news is anticipated by f saw® sB®as„ Friday evening, on the urrival of the cars from Boston, at Manassas junction are in a frenzy of excite­ arriving at Rockland every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ ment over the meditated attak on Washington. the Anglo-Saxon. Great Britain is to send day morning at about 3 1-2 o’clock. Fatal Accident at Spruce Head.—On Wed­ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in They freely assert they will be there before three regiments of infantry and a force ef DRUGS. MEDICINES, PATENT MEDI­ FOREIGN I ORIS. j Opera, Lord Renfew and Pocket Capa of the luteal FARE—From Rockland to Boston, nesday of last week, a young man named Free­ artillery to her North American provinces. CINES of every approved kind. Chemicals, Sponge, Truss­ At Cumberland Harbor (Cuba) 1st inst, barque Ilansor. styles. Lawrence or Lowell, S 2.5O . Saturday night. He estimates that there are From Rockland to Portland, 1 .5 0 . The Paris Monitcur publishes a declaration es, Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Perfumery, Hair Oils, Gregory, Sylvester, for New York, Idg; brig William & 20,000 at Manassas and Fairfax Court House man Peaslce, of Prospect, a laborer in the gran­ Hair Restoratives, Hair and Teeth Brushes Syringes ol all Mary, Norton, from New York for Portlund, do. River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. that Napoleon intends to maintain the strict­ m. w. Farwell, Agent. and 20,000 on the line from Manassas to the ite quarries of Messrs. Cobb & Co., at Spruce sorts, Bird Seed, Cooking Extracts, Spices, Citron, Cur­ Ar at Bordeaux 5th, Iola Wylie, Patterson, New O r-1 Potomac and 20,000 at Acqua Creek and neigh­ est...... neutrality...... ty in the American war, and cn- rants, Jellies, Figs, Tamarinds, Pure Cream Tartar, Loz­ leuus. The Webster will make-her Landings at ATLANTIC enges, Lard and Neats Foot Oil. Burning Fluid, Dye Stuffs Shi from Falmouth 5th. Annie Hodgman, Ilylcr, (from : W harf, South end. Head, was suddenly killed by a blow from an |joining all Frenchmen not to violate that Agent’s Office pt Police Court Room. borhood. dec., A c. Mutanzas) Clyde; 6ih, Topeka, Church, (from Havana) [ It is said that a brother-in-law of Jeff Davis iron bar. He was engaged in prying a block [ neutrality, at the risk of forfeiting all claims Sitfir of the Bloc Mortar, PilUbury Block, do BOOTS AND SHOES. June 5, 1861. 24tf still holds an $1,800 clerkship in the war de­ of granite off the ledge, and having the lower of llis government. The war in New Zealand ROCKLAND, ME. Sid from Queenstown 8th, I’. R. Hazel tine, Coombs from I In this department I now have one of the best assort­ has terminated by the unconditional surrender O ctober 25, I860. 44tf Mutanzas, Liverpool (before reported sld 6th.) ments ever offered in this vicinity ; particular at tention OUTSIDE JblilE. J partment, whose son is in the rebel army and end of the bar inserted in the crevice between having been paid in selecting a general assortme nt for a correspondence is kept up between them. of the natives. children’s wear. The deserter who swam to the Pawnee is the block and the ledge, was pushing the up­ Higllly Im portant to the Public. S2.00 TO BOSTON* June 1.5, lat 24, Ion 75, barque John W esley, of Sears­ © p r IUL £»• A r r a n g e m e n t . named Donnell, of Worcester, Mass. per end of the bar outward, when some move­ H alifax, June 25. BURNING FLUID COPPER TIPS constantly on lianfl. port, 12 days from Mutanzas for Cork. The large and commodious Steamer Wm. D. Gallagher of Kentucky has been ment ol the stone or other cause, making the THAT WILL NOT EXPLODE. May 27, lat 34. Ion 17, ship Joseph G ilchrist, from Lon­ The royal mail Steam Ship Europa from , . „ don lor Australia. JIENEHON SANFORD, appointed collector of New Orleans and has bar to slip from his grasp, it flew back with Liverpool 15tl. and Queenstown 10th arrived J , Tho*n“’ton’ joined our force at Cairo, whence he will follow LADIES’ BOOTS CAPT. E.JII. SANFORD, great force, striking him in the breast and kil­ this forenoon, enroute for Boston. PROF. B. K. GREENOUGH’S VJ7ILL leave a NGOR, or as’far fup as the ice will ad- the flag down the Mississippi till it floats over W a r B lhe news by tlnsarnval is meagre. Political Notice of Foreclosure. Selling at Prices. n init, for BO8TO'S’every ‘Monday and Thursday at the “ Crescent City.” ling him instantly. on xplosive urning luid movements being unimportant. The House of N -E B -F . IIEIIE a S, JOHN BARRETT, of Rockland, County 11 o’clock, A. M airit '"c 3t DOCKLAND at about 5 There is no doubt but recruits, provisions, Commons have agreed to appoint a select In offering this article to the public 1 would any that I of Lincoln (now Knox) on the eighteenth day ol o’clock, P. M. ’’ Army Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps & Gloves. R eturning :—Leaves Foster ** ^oul^ " hurl BOSTON, Ac., are constantly crossing the river from Roll of the Fourth R egiment.—We print Committee to investigate the circumstances1'’1"' tested it and am satisfied that it is entirely safe. June, A. D. 1858, by his deed of Hint date, mortgaged to C. 1’. FESSENDEN, the subscriber, the following described real estate situated for BANGOR, (or as for up as the . wiI1 PermllJ and >“* Maryland to Virginia. on our first page this week a complete muster- termediate landings on the river everv Tue8',,»y «nd FrI- of the Galway subsidy. The crops in England Druggist, No. 5 Kimball B ock. in Rockland, and bounded us follows, vizbeginning at a RED, WHITE AND BLUE day afternoon, ,7 5 o'clock Jrri.ini a ' Two slaves from Fairfax have offered their Rockland, Aug. 29, ieco. stake aud stones at tho South .vest corner of land of roll of the Fourth Regiment, which cannot but are making rapid progress under the hot o’cIoJckWedn''“d*> "“d S“‘unl*J' morning, " 5 services as cooks to the 2d Michigan regiment Thomas tfpear and ut the Northeasterly side of the road N eck T ies and Union Collars, be of interest and value to those who wish to weatber. The corn markets are all declining. leading from Lovejoy’s acros* the meadow to Blacking- and have been accepted. ilie Italian Cabinet will persevere in carry­ LEVI M. ROH BINS, ton’s, thence North 39 degrees East six rods and sixteen FA R E —From Rockland to notion, « 2 ■ Col. Butler arrived here to-day from Portress preserve a record of our volunteers. We de­ ing out the Cavour policy. and two-thirds links by said Spear to slake and stones, Together with a Grand Stock of lllver Fares a, usual. Freight taken at usual rat« Monroe with despatches. PROPRIETOR OF TIIK thence South 51 degress East six rods to stake and Htoties. A gnnf. Office a, Police Cout't R oom * W ELL’ sired to give also the places of residence of the The Paris Bourse closed at 67f. 95c. thence South 39 degrees East six rods aud sixteen and GENTS1 FURNISHING GOODS, The troops arriving justly complain of not two-thirds links to said road, thence North 51 degrees JM.rH2,_186L______being immediately supplied with proper food. soldiers, but bad not opportunity to obtain Arrival of the Pouy Exprcin from Califor- . V A I T StflCli STOKE, East, by said road to first bounds, containing forty square To remedy this the commissary of every regi­ them from the descriptive rolls. rods, together xvitli all the buildings on said land. The all to be disposed of at PA N IC P R IC E S . conditions of said mortgage having been broken, I claim e a ster n ro ute. ment should be here in advance either with 12 to foreclose the same and lor that purpose give this public maciiiasport, MILLBRIDGE, Return of tue Band.—The Rockland Band I r Three pony expresses have arrived at Fort WILSON & W HITE’S BLOCK. hours cooked rations or to make the necessary notice according to thestutnte in such cases made and Call Early for the Rush is Great. ROCKLAND. , , i j , ■ „ Kearney, bringing news from San Francisco to provided. arrangements. arrived home tins (Wednesday,) co rn in g ,. on | thc E T&c (Sign o f the Gulden Eagle,) Ro Aland, June 11, 1861. 25lf The Favorite Steamer The fine, physical appearance of the troops F. B. FARWELL. the Sanford, in fine health and spirits, having murder intensified the Union sentiment in the Rocklnud, Jnua 26, 1861. 3w2‘ ROCKLAND,—Captain Snow, now arriving is the subject of general praise. Take. ibis method of informing the people of thia place enjoyed a pleasant exeursion. State. The Indians have killed three agents of .....and...... vicinity,„ Hull he h«a a very large, well selected and aA Tunnt0?’'*!,’ £ pJirerd’ wi" m"^herflr.t The second Wisconsin regiment arrived this ToPieasure Parties. Dyspepsia Remedy 1 1 trip on SATURDAY , the 2l)th of April 1861, and con­ morning. ------I the Overland Mail company, who were gather- i New Stock tinue to run as follows :-leave Rockland for MaihiMtrnn We bear no note of preparation” for ing up the stock upon the old route. The po- T)ERSONS wishing to make an excursion to the Islands rtnorLl“!-”rd'‘yo'"“rni"g0‘! lhe “rrival of 0>e .teainer M. New York, June 25. Drugs, Medicines, Chemical’s, 1 can charter the favorite Schooner “ Uncle Sniu,” yUitford from Boston, and the steam er Daniel W ebster a celebration of the Fourth, among our citizens litical parties were about holding their State i for that purpose on appliculiou to D r. DARIUS HAM’S from 1 ortiand, touching ut North Haven, Deer Isle Mt The Ilarret Lane arrived this morning from Desert, Millbrldge and Jonesport. ’ r i i - i n i r„„,i conventions ; the Breckinridge convention which alter articles usually kepi by DRUGGISTS. Aud of GEO. L. SNOW. Fortress Monroe with the master and three o f, or "“ cllycity *aiuere. fathers. W n e shouldeuuutu juugejudge Rockland wa8wafj Jn waB c lpectcd to pass resol„ tions t Rocklund, June 26, 1861. Aromatic Invigorating Spirit. R eturning—Will leave Machiasport for Rockland, the crew of the prize brig Hattie Jackson and had “ sold out” its interest in its country’s Gf sympathy with the South. The Governor every Monday morning at 4 1-2 o’clock, touching as above I » Ji I <• il t M e d i c i n e s , : This Medicine has been usedby the public fo r seven fo"i lor Bos,om ' *° Wilh four officers and nine of the crew of the pirate |j,rth- became D ealbrb in Jonesport, 225 ing thc road entering Alexandria from Fairfax. 1CIL ” rs arding s reat iscovev ureka and universally considered by them as beyond the reach of; . Q ;» Millbridge, M . H ’ G D E .— medicine, are entirely expelled from the human system by - C»ues o t Dyspepsi *C* 1 effectual, curing all 2 00 A despatch to the Times says the reason of frightened and ran away, and smashed up the , o - i . . . i Drugs and Medicines, Chemicals, ca?es of Dyspepsia. Kidney and other complaints of Mt. Desert, (So. West Harbor,) 1 50 The Eureka, is a Spanish preparation, which j FA?iCY TO1I.ET SOA1.S.Hair .a tooth brushes. the use of Deer Isle, (Green’s Landing,) the reliels making prisoners by subtefuge in the chaise to which be was attached quite badly. Stomach aud Bowels. 1 0O PERFUMERY, OILS and DYE STUFFS Dr. E. G. Gould’s Pin Worm Syrup. A W i n e Glass full will remove drooping spirits, and North Haven, 50 shape of women, as in the ease of Capt. Kel------will change gray, liglit or red hair or whiskers, restore weakly, nervous and sickly to health. Ml. Desert,(So. West Harbor,) BURNING FLUID, Jcc. dec. A Cure warranted in every cane, 1 50 logg of the Conneticut regiment, is that if the Tj)e yla8sacliusctts mun who escaped from , to an auburn, dark brown, or black color. For ffZT Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded. Shattered constitutions, and those subject to D elerium Sedgwick, I 50 R elief afforded in twenty-four hours. T remens, through the too free use of liquors, . 7, I860. __ - Way Fares s sual. Ser of prisoners will also be bung. Fears arc : Se'ra^ s P01l‘t hist week make the following This Syrup is purely a vegetable pteparation, and harm­ immediately feel the happy effects of “ H am’s Invigorat- J. L. GIUFRAY, Sole Agent. Blood Food S less with the youngest child. ING SPIRIT.” M. W . FARW ELL, Agent. Blood Food zxF.«. AW, loot. 16lf.g entertained in towns of the lower part of the statements, as we learn from the New York I SYMPTO aMS.—Intense itching, biting nnd distress in the Do se.—One wine glass full; which will remove Bad ALSO.—I will sell the remainder of my Stock Blood Food I lower part of the rectum and about the seat, (often mis­ Potomac river of a slave insurrection. There 1 fribune ■ To all suffering front consumption, incipient or confirm­ Spirits, Heart burn, Indigestion, create an appetite, cure air ork taken for the Piles,) disagreeable sensation in the epigas­ Dyspepsia and Colic, remove Flatulence. Kidney, Blad- Portland and New York Steamers. is much uneasiness in consequence. I „ G(JV pickens bafi i(aucd a proclamation for- of Gents’ and Ladies’ H W at Cost for ed, or from debility of any kind ; or from mental or uer- tric region or lower part of the bowels, restlessness, wake­ det or Urinnry obstructions will be telieved by a dose or voas prostration, brought on by any ca u se ; or from scrof­ further evidence shows Minister Harvey to b. Inore South Carolina troops from 60 days. fulness, starling and screaming in the sleep, fainting, und two, and an effectual cure by the use of a few hotties. ulas complaints ; or from disease o( the kidneys or blud- not uufrequently spasms or tits. A dcse will give instant relief to the most violent Head­ SEMI.WEEKLY LINE. tiil'ering any ol the many iliatreiiaing have been the eonhdental correspondent of the = tiJ p aliaettodom. j,c expresses the d e r ; and to ladies C aution.—The genuine has tlie name, “ I)r. E. G. ache, Nausea, or Bad Feelings, through excesses. corLpiaints their st ure liable to, and whi.b engender' CharlestonJliarojry T._„. v v belief that the Northern hordes contemplate an Gould’s Pin W orm Syrup,” blown iu each bottle, bis por­ Ladies ol weak and sickly constitutions will find a dose sumption, the trait, und a fnc simile of his »ignaturc on the wrapper. occasionally will return to them health and strength. Portland, June 1, 1861. It is intimated bat Mr. Umar of N Y is q(. the Boj, of gonth Carolina SPECIAL NOTICES. BLOOD FOOD EFThe Steamer that leavea New York Wednesday,, HERVEY dc MOORE, Sole P ro prieto rs. During pregnancy, it is most efficacious in removing seriously exposed by the secede telegraphic dis- via Charlegton> and 8ays that thc first duty of is offered as a certain and reliable remedy. Differing in disagreeable sensations internally, and is invaluable in nl I ortiand Saturdays, has discontinued hor trips for the present thus leaving but oue Steamer on the route. ^ N o t i c e . every particular from the patent medicines of the day, it AddrewM G EO . C. G O O D W IN «Sc CO ., 1 1 regulating generally the menstrual organs, ^-^1' i . ,i „ t ■„ , South Carolina is the State. This is the legiti- Is a chemical combination of IRON, SULPHUR ANI) ud 12 ninruhull Mt.f Bouton? Mnin.? General General Depot, 48 Water-street, N. Y. Ihe correspondent of the Times asserts that b -nni of t,,c bitter cnd TUxM. A. BARKER, having cloned his business in this PHOSPHOROUS, of very great worth, and many hun­ Agents for New England. class Steamships “ CHESA­ Wholesale Agents in Boston, G. C. GOODWIN & CO PEAKE,” Captain Sidney Crowell, and blank passes are left with hotel proprietors to. ° & ______V V city, for a while, gives notice to those who had work dreds bear glad und grateful testimony to the benefits il Sold by Druggists generally. M. S. BURR Ac CO., and WEEKS r«. prisoners who will hold traitors and turn troops will be included in this measure. meuded io cure Bad S p ir it s , Dyspepsia , N ervousness, PHE owner can have it by calling on E. W. BART-; them over to the civil authorities except gurril- H eartburn, Co lic , P ains, W ind in t h e Stomach, or O P K K - z Y b a l m , AUCTION SALES EVERY EVENING,^ Tbe plan for establishing a telegraphic line P ain in t h e Bo w els, H eadache, Drow siness, Kidney las who will be shot. For Kesturing. fi**“'*tjfving, Cleansing **•'*• . ii Sa,c» daring tbe Day. connecting Europe, through Siberia, witli the .hw lre bl“S"i"3 ■’all and examine Fortress Monroe, J une 24th, i tem perance, F emale Com plaints, und kindred diseases. SOP TENING THE HAIR this stock before making their purchases. Pacific ocean, lias been undertaken by tbe The proprietor invites 'he attention of the trade to this The ingredients of which this Balm is prepared are of PICTURE FRAMES. Rockland, April 17, Ib61. 17lf via Baltimore, 25tb. j llussian Ministry of Marine. It is expected •tide, and inertly asks a Dial to leal its merits. He will be glad to have Druggists aud others call nt his office, nnd rare virtue, entirely different from those used in auy other J UST received a great variety of A large lot just received, and for sale LOW at Capt. Smith, of the Topographical Engineers preparation for the hair. that the entire line from S t. Petersburgli to tbe examine the medicine for themselves, and alio see the tes­ Courts of Probate. was to head the expedition to Back River, but Pacific will be completed in five years. timonials in his fovor. M erchants in the South American 'XJ- It is cooling to the head. Trade, and others, can have it with Spanish labels, certifi- It renders the hair soft and silky. Gilt and Rose Wood Mouldings, thc weather was unfavorable. It prevents the hair from filling off. T. E. & F. J. SIMONTON’S. STATE OF MAINE. A light draft steamer can go within three .tes, &.c. It removes all Scurf and Dandruff from the head. Our Best Parlours.—Don’t keep a solemn It is now being extensively advertised through the East- Rockland, June 5, 1860. 24tf _ n and Middle States, and persons in these who have not It keeps the hair in a natural and healthy condition. miles of Great Bethel. parlour, into which you gq but once a month, It has a perfume superior to any of the Hair Oils K w ?hi’„S.3 '7'rAt i" ?.Ourt of l’r°bute held at Rockland, Gen. Butler went to the Rip Raps again to been supplied, may procure It by calling or writing to the OVAL AND CIRCULAR FRAMES of‘j a ' X y A ° f Kn“ ’ lh° flrst Tue’d>>' with your parson or sewing society. Hang General Depot, w hich now flood the m arket. day to experiment with Sawyer’s guns. It contains no oil, or any ingredient which is injuri­ furnished to order at moderate prices. around your wall pictures, which ehall tell 48 W ater-street, 0 nrUOun,E,d’pr„“h f,r”'I"'L"i af','r ,hed*>' "f-rvald the Capt. Dyer of the ordnance department lias New-York. ous to the hair. CALL AND SEE AT staries of mercy, hope, courage, faith and char­ It is put up in pint’bottles at 50 cents, and in quarts at It is the best article known for dressing children’s be heM at Rnckbi ? " '^'1' "nd for 9nu"‘y »f Knox, prefered a charge against Gen. Butler for per­ heads, as it cleanses the head, aud lays the foun­ CARLETON’S Picture Gallery, m„, h .„. J "d lhe ’cCO"J Tuesday of every ity. Make your living rooms the largest and SI. A liberal discount to Wholesale and Retail Diuggists with hanv ofdthe o ',"'!'’ lhls nrrangement shall couflic’ mitting Sawyer to conduct the experiment witli for cash. dation for a fine head of hair. M aia Street. most cheerful in tlie house. Let tlie place be Wholesale Agents in Boston. G. C. GOODWIN & CO., PRICE 25 CENTS liv . m hoi Ii„ b 1,1 ,he Hcvised S tatu te, rela- bis gun, there being a clause in the army regu­ Opposite BURPEES’ Furniture Rooms. IHg Jay J “ Wi“ be h0lde“ o“ lhe ,0"°w- such that when your boy has gone to a distant M. 8. BURR A CO , aud WEEKS A POTTER. P repared only by N. WIGGrIN, Rockland, June 12, 1861- lations forbidding interference by any officer land; or even when, perhaps, he clings to a Sold in Rockland by C. P. FESSENDEN, F. G. COOK, Ar.d for sale by C P. FESSEN D EN , E. R. SPEAR, and L est-.V S . JUcu, R ^i.n?BATI0 ALDEN’ J“df ’ witli the ordnance department. single plank in the lone waters of the wide and J S. HALL A C O .; in Thom aston. WM. M. COOK, J. S. HALL A CO., Rockland, Me. and G. I. ROBINSON, and by all dealers in medicine J u n e 5, I860. 24tf Foreclosure. Formidable intrcnclimente are being thrown ocean, the thought of the still homestead shall very where. up at Camp Hamilton, between Fortress Mon­ June 12, 1861. Iy25 N the fifth dny ol December, in the year eighteen hun­ Fishermen's Findings. come across the desolation, bringing always Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral dred and fifty-seven, DIANA PALM of Camden, in HOOP SKIRTS'. roe and Hampton. Col’s. Webber and Duryea light, hope, and love. Have no dungeon about Othe (then County of Waldo,) now County of Kuox, in the lUl^wea’lJ'by ES’ ” ETS’ W b' '’o,d low “ ">* have obtained permission to increase their reg­ has won for itself such a renown for the cure of every va­ State of Maine, conveyed to me by her Mortgage Deed of your bouse—no room you never open—no riety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely un­ that date, and which is recorded in Waldo Registry ol iments to 1000 men. Adjutant Weiss of the blinds that are always shut. necessary for us to recount the ev’dence of its virtues, Deeds, Vol 93, Page 168, certain premises situated in said Rockland, May 14, 1861. D E K T I S T , wherever it has been employed. As it has long been in Another lot of thost former and Capt. Kirkpatrick with Bergeant Has removed to Office formerly occupied by Dr. J. W. Camden, which are fully described in said Deed, to which, constaut use throughout this section, we need not do more or the record thereof reference may be had for particular Agrcw of tlie latter will start this evening for Trussell. latterly by Dr. C. L. Strickland, thau assttre the people its quality is kept up the best it N otice. A .Shrewd Doctor.—An English gentleman description. The condition of said Mortgnge is broken, New York for that purpose. ©now’s Bloclc, - - Rockland. ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do for their and I claim to, and do hereby foreclose, on said Mort- Extra Wide Tape Skirts, HE Committee on Accounts and Claims will The exciting topic here is a quarrel about once fell from his horse and injured bis thumb. ETHER ADMINISTERED. relief all it has ever been found to do, ffiiiie, and for suid puipose publish the foiegoing. fir.-t Friday of every month, at 7 o’clock P December 20, 1860, 521y inriXT urm 'T ’ TStore of L. WEEKS. x ’ the post of Sutler. It appears that there are The pain increasing, be was obliged to send All operations both Surgical and Mechanical performed JOHN WHITMORE. Camden, June 17,1861. „ , , W m. U . TITCOM B, Ch patriots here both to make money and serve for a surgeon. One day the doctor was unable carefully nnd faithfully. Just received and for sale at price to correspond wilh the Rookland, April 10, 1861. I shall give speciul attention to set’ing artificial work. Stage and Kallroad Notice^ their country. Bell and Boorher of the garison to visit bis patient, and therefore sent his son Thankful for the liberal amount of patronage already times. of New York were in a fair way to get the instead. bestowed in this line I invite the attention of persons wish­ STOLEN' Beautiful White Tea-St ing such to my work wiucu speaks for it s e l f . business of the regular appointed Suiter when, “ Haveyou visited the Englishman? said N FRIDAY NIGHT LAST, from Old Steamboat A RE wiling at the cxtremelv low price of Rockland, Apiil It), lbGl. 16tf Wharf, a boat 13 or 14 feet in length, flat bottom, T. E. & F. J- SIMONTON, SI just as their ship load of stores were at hand the father, in the evening. Opuinttd green on the outside aud blue on the inside. Who­ o a .. . KIMBALL* INGI and a fine warehouse erected, in steps Cha's Rockleud, May 23, 1861. “ Yes.” replied the young man, “ and 1 C? p 7 F E s sepTd morn ing_ Sundays excepted—at 2 o’clockand6 . _ ever will return the boat or give information where she Weston of Philadelphia, with papers from Sec’t have drawn out a thorn which I ascertained to o’clock, A. M, The 2 o’clock Stage will connect with the may be found, will be suitably rewarded by the subscriber. NO. 4 BERRY BLOCK. cars leuving at 10.40, A. M., for Portland and Boston, and J . B. CARVER, Cameron requesting bis appointment as Sut­ be the chief cause of bis agony. Rockland, June 5,1861. 2 also connects with the Dumariscotta and Gardiner Stage. or HEWETT & S a FFORD. Coal, Coal. ler. “ jFool!” exclaimed the father. “ I trusted Druggist aud Apothecary. RETURNING—Will leave BATH for Wiscasset, Dam­ Rocklund, June 17. 1861. 3w26 Col. Segar is here endeavoring to procure the ariscotta, Waldoboro’, Warren, Thomaston nnd Rock­ A CARGO of flrstquality RED ASH and STOVE C you bad more sence ; now there is an end to land at 8 A. M. Second Stage will leave at 3 P. M. or on fY now landing at Spear’s Wharf. release of the prisoners Lively ana Latinccr, the job !” NO. 6 KIMBALL BLOCK. arrival of the train from Poitlnnd and Boston. A. K. 8PE whom he declares to be sound Union men.— A Stage also leaves MAINE HOTEL, Dnuinriacotta Comm iss toners ’grv otlce. Rockland, May 14,1861. im Thc proceedings against them will be reconsid­ ROCKLAND, IMB. _____ for Gardiner, immediately on the arrival of the 2 A. M. HE undersigned, appointed by the Judge of Probate for Oonfoundino Nasies and P laces. Writers Stage from Rockland, on Mondays, Wednesdays and'Fri­ the County of Knnx, Commissioners to receive and ex­ ered by Gen. Butler. A court martial is to be days. passing by Damariscotta Mills aud through Aina, T Coal Tar. for tbe press refer to Manassas Gap as the place I j * Couqhs.—The uudtlen changes of our clim ale are amine the claims of creditors against theestate of Andrew held to-morrow. sources of P ulmonshv, UnoNCUiAL, and Asthmatic af­ Whitefield, East Pittston and Pittston arriving at Gardi­ G. L uce late ol Rockland, deceased, represented insol­ Important to Farmers. pO kL Tar for .ale at ihe GAB WORKS on the Point of concentration of Confederate troops. Man­ fec tio n . Experience having proved that simple remedies ner in time for the Boston train of cars and also the vent, give uotice that six months are allowed to said credi­ V Sea Street. * The Monticello has gone to Newport News Stage for Lewiston. ARVIS Jc BAKER’S ISLAND GUANO from the South assas Railroad Junction with the Orange road ofleu act speedily nnd certainly when taken in the early tors to present and prove their claims ; and that they will Pacific Oceun. Imported by the American Guano Rockland, Jan. 29, 1861. The thermometer 101 in the shade. Biases of Ihe disease, recourse should al once be had lo RETURNING— Will leuve Gardiner for the above nam­ be in session at the office of L. W . HOW ES, in the city Company.J is tbe camp, and is twenty-seven miles from ed places on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays on the Frederick, June 25th. “ BnowN’s Bronchial T bochen,” or Lozenges, let ihe of Rockland on the second Thursday of June, September, Alexandria. The Gap is in the Blue Ridge Cold, Cough, or Irtilslion of ihe Throat he ever ao slight, arrival of the above train and Stage arriving at Damaris­ October and November 1861, at nine o’clock in the fore­ This Guano is far superior to any other fertilizer known, and of permnneul valve to the soil. A secessionist direct from Winchester yester­ Mountain, sixty miles from tbe Junction and ut by Ibis precaution a more serious attack may be effect­ cotta in season to connect with the Stage from Bath to noon, for that purpose. , Citron, Currants, Raisins. ually warded off. P ublic S peakebs and Sinoers will R ockland. Fare $1,25. JOSEPH FARWELL, For sale, and further Information given by A L.^ .8oX r? ; J r ic ” w“" “ ‘e<1 "*“ • “ ** " ,ow « day morning reports the main body of the rebel about twenty-two from Winchester, in the Val­ Und them effectual for clearing nnd strengthening the J. T. BERRY dc CO., P r o pr ieto r s. L. W . HOW ES. waiter j. wood. army lately at Harper’s Ferry, about 12,000, ley ofVirginia.—National Intelligencer. voice, Hoe advertisement. tmoi Rockland July 14,1859. 29tf Rockland, May 13,1861. 6m22 Rockland, J ua« 5,1861. MU lif ' H, B. CUBj *

BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. WILDES’ HOTEL, THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY. From S. M. PETTENGIL.L. A Co., Boston. From S. M. PETTENGILD Ac Co,, Boatou. PROGRESSION! Now Opening NO. 46 ELM STREET, AYER’S "PROGRESSION is the order of the day ; knowledge is FOR FEMALES. for the inspection of the Ladies, our usuaHupply of Rich COLDS! COUGHS!! BOSTON. A progression ; the arts are progressing, and especially MACHINE CUT FILES. • the Art or Science of Medicine. Dr. Mattiaon’a Indian Einmeuagogae. S arsaparilla Brown’s Bronchial Troches WESTON MERRITT, P roprietor. CONSUMPTION, that most insidious and malignant Jtl I L L IJV E R Y PRICES REDUCED. enemy of our race, bus, by progression, at length been This celebrated Female Medicine, pos­ September 12, 1660. 38tf checkmated, by the timely und judicious use of the sessing virtues unknown of anythiug else To Mechanics, Machinists, and all who use Files. Cure Cough, Cold, Hoarseness, of the kind, und proving effectual after all FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. rpllE WHIPPLE FILE MANUFACTURING CO., call Influenza, any Irritation or Latest, Safest, Cheapest and Most* Reliable Com­ others have failed, is prepared from an In­ And for the speedy cure of the following complaints: at No. 4 Perry Block, I your attention to their Flies because they are cheaper ‘ Soreness of the Throat, re­ BETHEL HOUSE, pound ever off ered to the Public, dian plant used by the natives for the same Scrofula and Scrofulous Affect Ions, sue li and better than any File you cun use,—Read the follow- purpose from lime immemorial, and now as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores? Eruptions, lug Testimonials :— lieve the Hacking Cough in ,'orucr of the Common ami Elm Street. HOWES’ COUGH FILLS. for the first time offered to tbe public. It Pimples? Pustules, Blotches? Boils, is designed for both married and single Blains? and all Skin Diseases. ’ 4 Doors Weft of the Post Office. Consumption, Bronchi­ The proprietors do not claim that confirmed, sealed N ew Y ork, F eb, 21,1861. ladies, and is ,he very best thing known Oakland, Ind., 6th June, 1859. BETHEL, ME. Consumption can be cured ; but they do claim that tis, Asthma, and Catarrh, clear for the purpose, as it will bring on the J. C. Ayer & Co. Gents: 1 feel it my duty to ac­ I have given the Files made by the “ Whipple File Man- Cong/zs, Colds, Asthma and llronchiol Affections can be u factoring Company,” at Ballard Vale. Mass., a fair trial, ond give strength to the voice of Wm. F. LOVEJOY, Proprietor. monthly sickness in cases of obstruc­ knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has done for me. Just received a new and desirable assortment of cured, and that the sufferings of the most hopeless victims tion, after all other remedies of the kind Having inherited a Scrofulous infection, I have suffered and I must say they far surpass any Files I have ever PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS. o f confirmed Consumption are greatly ameliorated by used. have been tried in vain. This may seem Rout it in various ways for years. Sometimes it burst Spring and Summer Millinery, the use of their Pills. iucredible, but if it faff jn an case, the price J ohn W . A lexander, Few are aware of the Importance of checking a Cough This house has recently been remodeled and refurnished out in Ulcers on tuy hands and arms: sometimes it or “ blig h t cold ” in its first stage ; that which in the Asun earnest of the Proprietors’ confidence in the mer­ will be refunded. turned inward and distressed me at the stomach. Two ANU FANCY GOODS, Foreman Shop No. 2 Novelty Iron Works, N. Y. throughout, and now offers additional attractions to those its of their COUGH PILLS, and their desire to remove all beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, travelling for health or pleasure. p»lOOO BOTTLES have been years ago it broko out on iny head and covered my scalp rown s ronchial roches prejudice or skepticism from the minds of the public, they _ sold In eighteen mouths without a single consisting in part of the following articles: Island P ond, V t„ Sept. 24 1860. soon attacks the lungs. ‘ B ’ B T .’ Rockland, June 23. i860. 26tf ond ears witli oue sore, which was painful and loathsome STRAW fancy AND MOURNING BONNETd, are a most valuable article, especially so at this season of instruct their agents every where, in all cases, to refund failure when taken as directed, and without the least iujury beyond description. 1 tried many medicines and several I have given the Files made by the “ Whipple File Man­ the purchase money wherever the Pills fail to give satis­ RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LACES and EDGINGS ufacturing Company” a severe trial, and find that they not the year when Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Influenza, to health in any ense. O ’ Il is put up in bottles of three physicians, but without much relief from any thing. In of all descriptions. Hoarseness and Sore Throat are so prevalent. The Troch­ THORNDIKE HOTEL faction. different strengths, with full directions for using, and sent fact, the disorder grew worse. At length I was rejoiced only stand the roughest usage, but that their sharpness These Pills are perfectly safe for all ages and sexes; and by Express, closely sealed, to all parts of the country.— to read in the Gospel Messenger that you bad prepared holds out and equals any I have ever used. W hen this es give sure and almost immediate relief. G. W. HODGES, Proprietor. SHAKER HOODS in great variety. _ A simple and elegant combination for Coughs, A c, are sold at the low price of twenty-five cents per box, that PRICES:—Full strength, $10; Half strength, $5 ; Quar­ au alterative (Sarsaparilla), lor I knew from your reputa­ File comes into general use the expense of fitting up will all may be Leuefltted by their use. Agents are instructed “ f HOSIERY AN D GLOVES. he much reduced. D r . G. F. Big e l o w , Boston, CORNER MAIN AND SEA STREETS, ROCKLAND. ter strength, $3 per bottle. O ’ Remember! This medi­ tion that any tiling you made must be good. I sent to ALSO,—KNITTING and TIDY COTTON. WOOLEN “ Have proved extremely serviceable for H oarseness,” Single persons o- small Families accommodated with to furnish them gratis to persons unable 10 purchase cine is designed expressly for O bstinate C ases, in which Cincinnati and got it, and used it till it cured me. I took W arren N oyes, them. all other remedies of the kind have been tried in vain.— it, as you advise, in small doses of a teaspoonful over a YARN, ZEPHYR and GERMAN WORS1LD Foreman Grand Trunk R. R. Machine Shop.llsiand Pond, Vt board on liberal terms. Sold by Druggists i Druggists and Country Merchants supplied nt the usual O* Beware of imitations! None warren ted unless pur­ month, and used almost three bottles. New and healthy in great variety .. „ . -r , OFFICE AND SALES ROOM, Coaches always in attendance to take guests to and discount. skin soon began to form under tbe scab, which aft*r a SHETLAND YARN in all its shades. from the several steamers. chased directly of Dr. M. or at his office. Prepared and No. 19 LINDALE STREET, BOSTON. TRY THEM, EVERYBODY, sold only at D r . N IA T T E R SO N ’S R E M E D IA L while fell off. My skin is now dear, and I know by my R ockhnd April 17, 1860. 17tf feelings that the disease has gone from my system. You EMBROIDERING MATERIALS, CROCKERY WARE. and r efu te the long-established provetb, thut “ a prophet INSTITUTE forSPEClAL DISEASES. No. 28 Such as SADDLERS and EMBROIDERING SILK, Union street Providence, R. I. can well believe that I feel what I am saying when I tell D R . G R E E N E ’S We invite purchasers to call and examine several new is not without honor, except in his own\house.n Tambo, Moravian and Nuns Colton, Linen Floss, W. S. COCHRAN, Valuable certificates of benefits and cures are in out O ’ This Specially embraces all diseases of a Private you, that I hold you to be oue of the apostles of tlie age, “ SCIENCE OF INDIAN MEDICINE.” patterns of WHITE STONE WARE ironi the celebrated mire both o.1 MEN and WOMEN, by a regularly educat­ and remain ever gratefully. Yours, Gold Braid, and other small articles loo manufacturers in Staffordshire, England, hauds, but we prefer to give the Pills to the public ou ALFRED B. TALLEY. numerous to mention. By the Natural or Indian System of Medicine explained their own merits alone. ed physician of twenty years’ practice, giving his whole LI DOLE ELLIOTT 35 ation itself was soon cured. Nothing within my knowl­ buildings in process o No, 38 Leveret* «*>, B oston . YYlbUAM FJSBSEIGXBN, edge equals it for these female derangements.” D xV rEIl SCAlVUrliM LrS ! Edward 8. Marrow, of Nowbury, Ala., writes, “ A dan­ construction, and a I 1 a wfiW F T W H iT T IE K , 1 1 3 WASHINGTON STREET. gerous ovarian tumor on one of tbe females in my family, Attorney & Counsellor at Law. which bad defied all tbe remedies we could employ, has other insurable proper­ One of the most Com plete Assortments in Boston, a CONSUMPTIVES. Carriage Manufactory & Depository, E offer to the country trade nn«’. consumers, a An equal and normal circulation of the blood is health. at length been completely cured by your Extract of S-r- ty, in the following com­ 149 & 151 Merrimac and 115 &. 117 Friend Sts.. Boston, Prices to Suit the Times ! OFFICE IN BERRY'S NEW BLOCK, W plete assortment of every variety of LIQUORS, An abnormal, that is to say, an excessive or deficient cir­ saparilln. Our physician thought nothing but extirptv- culation or stagnation of tbe blood, is disease. To illus­ tion could afford relief, but he advised tbe trial of your panies, known to be safe T~7* Constantly on hand a large assortment of Custom WINES? &c.? and would say that our experience of Sarsaparilla as the last resort before cutting, and it maiie carriages, sleighs, harnesses, &c., Ac. H1TCHINGS & DENNETT, trate—-torpidity of the Liver is caused by stagnation of the ROCKLAND, ME. more than FORTY YEARS as Importers is not only proved effectual. After taking your remedy eight weeks and prompt in the ad­ which I offer lor sale on the most reasonable terms. 113 W ashington Street, Boston. blood in that organ ; diseases of tbe Kidneys, Intlammil­ no symptom of the disease remains.” Purchasers will find it for their advantage to call and , I860. sufficient guarantee for the Purity of our Good*, lion oi the Lungs, Disease of the H eart, dtc.., by the same justment of their losses examine our stock before buying. Carriages made to oause, viz: Improper Circulation; and from the same Syphilis and Mercurial Disease. hut that it enables us to offer advantages to buyers that cause spring all minor forms of disease. To discover a New Orleans, 25tlr August, 1859, "HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., der'and warranted. Particular attention paid to boxing B I NNE Y A: CO,, O . G. H A L L , and shipping. cannot be excelled by any house in Boston. Owing to certain cure then, for these diseases, the first great onquiry Dr. J. C. Ayer: Sir, I cheerfully comply with the io- Hartford Connecticut. Incorp. 1819. Charter perpetual. manufacturers and dealers in quest of your agent, and report to you some of the effects difficulty of procuring, in many towns, a strictly pure necessary is, What causes the blood to circulate? Capital $500,000,...... Surplus upwards of $210,000. a t For centuries it has been a mutter of much study among I have realized with your Sarsaparilla. H. Huntington, Pres’t. T. C. Allyn, Secretary. Paper, Twine and Straw reliable article of Liquors and Wines for medicinal and scientific and medical men ; and while many experiments I have cured with it, in my practice, moat of the com­ LEAVENED FLOUR. other purposes, we have for many years given special have been made and much lubor expended upon the en­ plaints for which it is recommended, and have found ita HOME INSURANCE CO. W hat every family w ants is GOOD BuEaD 5 how to BOAM), BERRY’S BLOCK, MAIN STREET, quiry; It has been leit to this century among its its other effects truly wonderful in the cure of Venereal and Mer­ tention to filling orders for P rivate Us e , and consumers curial Disease. One of my patients had Syphilitic ulcers Few York City. obtain it is the next consideration. Sometimes the flour is ALSO PAPER BAGS, ROCKLAND, MAINE. wonderful increase in knowledge, to make this grand dis­ Cash'Capilal 81,000,000...... Surplus $300,000. poor, yeast is sour, cream tartar is adulterated, saleratus will find it greatly to their advantage to send their orders covery, also. in his throat, which were consuming ills palate and tha is too strong or too weak, cook has got her hand out, bad NO. 04 KILBY STREET, BOSTON. Rockland, July 12, 1860. 291y top of his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken, " Chas. J. Marlin, President. to us direct, as we employ no travelling or other agents Acknowledging that life is the grift of the Creator, and A. F. Wilmarlh, Vice Pres’t. J. M. Smith, Stc’y. luck, Ac.;.some people use bakers’ bread altogether, in Paper of any size or weight made to order. that “ in Him we live and move and have our being,” we cured him in five weeks. Another was attacked by sec­ despair of ever obtaining good bread at borne. We wish WILLIAM BEATTIE^ whatever. Persons who require Pure Liquors and Wit still venture the remark, that as the planets move iu their ondary symptoms'iu bis nose, and tbe ulceration luoi to call your attention to an urticle which we call LEAV­ eaten away a considerable part of it, so that I lit-lieve tho CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO. in large or small quantities, may rest assured that all spheres, and all vegetable life is governed by certain abso­ ENED FLOUR, which, ton very great extent, obviates THE THIRTY-SEVENTH EXHIBI- Counsellor and Attorney at Law, lute laws, so animal life is traceable to a fixed cause, disorder would soon reach bis brain and kill him. But it Hartford. Connecticut...... Cash Capital 8230,000. these difficulties, so that with it all that is needed is a bak- ders will receive our best personal attention, and that yielded to my administration of your Sarsaparilla; the C. N. Bowers Pres’t. C. C. Waite, Sec y. 37 tf ROCKLAND MAINE. which remove or destroy, and death, the certain effect, tng-pun, cold wuter and a hot oven, to tnuke good rrea tion of Paintings and Statuary. every article sent from our house will be satisfactory in follows. ulcers healed, aud he is well again, not of course without a certainty. Analysis of the red corpuscles of the blood show them some disfiguration to liis face. A woman who had been MAINE INSURANCE CO. every respect. Communications by mail will receiv to be compounds of iron, sulphur and phosphorous. treated for the same disorder by mercury was suffering LEAVENED FLOUR PETER THACHER & BROTHER. from this poison iu her bones. They had become so sen­ Augusta, Maine...... Capital $60,000. the Alhenetitn. a collection prompt attention, with full und complete catalogue c The air we breathe, we know to contain a Tery large J. L. Cutler, President. J. H. Williams, Sec y. is made of choice wheat, and thoroughly mixed with it ai goods, prices, Ac. proportion of oxygen. sitive to the weather tliat ou a damp day she suffered ex­ the necessary rising ingredients, of the best quality, and i foreign artists, und busts of the Rom .1. x.» munity of Rockland and vicinity, that he has re­ tract, and hence the power which expels the blood and Dr. J. C. Ayer: Sir, I have been afflicted with a pain­ fair trial. Ii will be found equally well adapted to bread, | sumed his former practice, on the C li e n p fo r C a s Ii send j it tingling through the remotest arteries. What cake, pastry, doughnuts, Ac. S IL V E R SO A P—foi cleaning Silver, Brittanuia and ful chronic Itheumalism for a long time, which baffl' d tho SPRINGFIELD FIRE A MARINE INSURANCE CO. then, are the causes of CoiiMiimpliou? Dropsy. P al- skill of physicians, and stuck to me in spite of all tho Springfield, Mass. We also manufacture and offer for sale, Plated Wares, Jewalry, Mirrors, Marble. Artificial Teeth, IIoiiHPoputliic System, —also— ky. Pavalyaitf? St. Vita*’ Dance? Dyspepsia? remedies I could find, until I tried your Snn-apaiillu. Or.t> Cash Capital $200,000...... Assets over $416,000. LEAVENED WHEAT MEAL, Plate, A c.; warranted to’contain nothing that can’possibly eadinesj they all calls, w ith which his MRS. HARDING’S Epi2cp*y? Fever and A^ue? &c.I—a deficiency bottle cured mo in two weeks, and restored niy general Edmund Freeman, Pres’t. Win. Connor, Jr., Sec’s. Or GRAHAM FLOUR, vill fa\ he several branches of his pro- of the red corpuscles containing the iron,sulphur and phos­ health so much that I am far better than before I was injure the finest metals or stones—or even the most deli­ phorus, which causes a deficiency of electricity, and con­ attacked. I think it a wonderful medicine. J . FREAM. prepared in the same manner, which we think will make GREAT DISCOVERY EUREKA. CHARTER OAK FIRE A MARINE CO. cate skin, though not designed for toilet use. sequently sin abnormal circulation. The blood becomes the most wholesome and palatable bread a dyspeptic can The Eureka, is a Spanish preparation, whith will change watery, colds and bronchial complaints ensue—the suffer­ Jules Y. Getcliell, of St. Louis, writes: “ T have been H artford, Conn...... Capital, 8300,000. Many ol our largest Dealers in Silver Ware have given afflicted for years with an affection o f the Liver, which eat. gray, light or red hair or whiskers, to an auburn, dark er becomes nervous, and subject to rheumatic pains and R. Gillett, President. J. II. Sprague, Sec’y. For sale by all the Grocers. The price is low, perhaps it their unqualified approval. See testimonials and direc­ destroyed my health. I tried evory thing, and every thing Dr. T. L. ESTABROOK, brown or black color. For sale by neuralgia—ooniplaints of the liver and kidneys set in, in failed to relieve m e; and T have been a broken-down man lower than the same flour can be purchased and the com­ tions accompanying each cake. .1. I.. G IOFRAY, Sole Agent. short, altnoste evry type of disease but virulent levers may HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO. mon rising ingredients added to it. for some years front no other cause than derunpcjnfiitn/’ be traccil to this deficiency iu the blood, of the corpuscles the Liver. My beloved pastor, tlio Rev. Mr. Espy, advised Springfield. Mass...... C apital and assets,$220,000. It is superior to any other Soap for cleaning fine House iciair & C itron. rp ilE Public are hereby notified that at or red globules. W. B. Calhoun, Prea't. J. C. Pynchon, Sec’y. j S. G. BOWDLEAR CO., paint ; the alkaline strength being insufficient to affect in­ Old age causes a deficiency of corpuscles, and while we 192 & 194 State *( reel, Boston. juriously the j aim, which almost nt a touch becomes as No. 5 CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK (Up Stair*) do not pretand to say that we have discovered the “ eiixir tins cured lue, aud lias so purified my blood CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE CO. OFFICE,— I’ILLLBURY’S NEW BLOCK. vita;,” we do say that life can be materially prolonged by as to make a new man of me. I feel young again. The fresh us when new. Thev can find a very line assortm ent of Conway, Maaa...... Capital $200,000. 1IIL L E N, PH IL L IP S & CO., * Board* at the Commercial Iloiine. WIGS, the use of the itest that can bo said of you is not half good enough.” J. S. Whitney, Prea’t. D. C. Rogets, Sec’y. j Dr. Estabrook will be pleased io attend to all calls with P U M IC E SO A P instantly removes Ink, Pilch, Var­ TOP-PIECES, Blood Food, ’ Sellirrus,Cancer Tumors? Enlargement? which he may be favored, at h is o ffic e , where lie may which restores the red globules, and thus the normal cir­ Ulcerntion, Caries aud Exfoliation of HOI.YOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS nish, Acid, and other Stains from the hands, leaving them be found day or night. PRIZETTS, culation. Consumptives! Friends of consumptives!!— tk c B o n e s. Salem. Mass...... C ap italjn d Assets. 8350,000. I For the sale of soft and white. It is equal to the best French poucinc,and Rockland, July 31, 1660. 32tf BRAIDS,' Sufferers from auy organic disease !! ! Unfortunates, who J. T. Burnham,Sdc’y. A great variety of cases have been reported to us where A. S tory,P res’t, is sold for less than half the price. C U R L S & c., have by excess of the body or mind, reduced the standard cures of these formidable complaints havo resulted front “DR.J. ESTEN,“ of the blood nnd diminished the red globules: Ladies suf­ the use of this remedy, but our space here will not admit Boots. Shoes and Leather, of the French Style which are sure to retain both shape fering any of the distresses known as female complaints, THOMASTON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. N o, IS Pearl Street, U oston. GOLD DOLL A It SOAP.—An extra fine Soap for und color until worn out. them. Some of them may be found in our American Thom aston, Maine. Hoceopatliic Physician. be persuaded the “ Blood Food” can cure you. It has Almanac, which tlie agents below named are pleased to J ohn R. Mu l l in , H enry M. P h il l ip s . Laundry and Family use, made of the best materials with j Ladies in particular are requested to call at my rooms cured thousands of desperate cases where all hope has Atwood Leveusaler, Pres’l. Wm. R. Keith, Sec’y. Office i» Wilrfou & W hile’* Block? and examine the work, as I am sure they will be satisfied furnish gratis to all who call for them. F rancis Loring. special regard to washing table dishes, napkins, und fine been given up. Do not reject it, do not throw away your Liberal cash udvances made on consignments. ROCKLAND, Me. with both price and tr aterial. only hope. The “ Blood Food ” is au unfailing rem edy; Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits? Epilep­ clothing, especially flannels, without shrinking1 them. I l PENOBSCOT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. O rders for C ustom W ork prom ptly executed nnd give it a trial. sy? M elanckoly? Neuralgiu R esidence on Water Street, first house north of A. C. entire satisfaction warranted. Bangor, Maine. Ti'ii**e*? Supporter.*, ami Shoulder Brace*. is wholly free from any earthy adulterution. Put up in Spalding’s. An elaborate treatise, carrying out and fully proving the Many remarkable cures of these affections havo been E. L. Hamlin, Pres’t. B. Plummer, Sec’y. Grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon my theory advanced here to correct, will be mailed to any in­ made by tbe alterative power of this medicine. It stimu­ Dr. J. W . P h elps, celebrated throughout New Eng­ boxes of 35 lbs. and 12 lbs. each, and sold at about the Rockland, Ju n e 5, 1850. 24tf humble efforts to please the public in the past, I shall en terested party, on the receipt of two 3 cent stamps,— lates tlie vital functions into vigorous action, and thus land and the West, as the inventor of various kinds of ap­ same price as common Brown Soap. tieavor to use my best effoits to retain the present trade overcomes disorders which would be supposed beyond its Life Insurance. paratus for the cure and correction of all kinds of defor­ THOMAS FRYE, Blood Food is sold by all druggists ; or w here it cannot be and respectfully solicit an extention of the same. had, I will send 6 bottles free of expense, for 4. Price reach. Such a remedy has long teen required by the ne­ Life Insurance effected in the fallowing sound companies mities. keeps constantly on hand at his establishment, No. B E N T A B SO A P, made expressly for (he Teeth, of a n d single bottle, $ 1. It is put tip in 8 oz. vials, in yellow cessities of the people, and wo are confident that this will 68 T remont Str e e t , Boston, a full assortm ent, of Patent SHAVINO DEPARTMNT. doing business on the most approved plans, and offering in­ the purest materials, and agreeable to the tnsie. Physic­ w rappers—the old kind, in small bottles, in red wrappers do for them all that medicine can do. ducements second to no other companies. Premiums may Trusses, Abdominal Supporters. Shoulder Braces, Knee X O . 1 «£I M O.V I-I- U L O O I t , Shaving, Hair Cutting, Shampooing, Coloring, Curling, Caps, Elastic Stockings, Ac., Ac. ians and other scientific men have demonstrated the fact H.m rrizzliug done a nine better man at any other eatui- having been done m vay w ith—and bears tire fuc-siinile be paid quarterly, semi-annually, or yearly. {Over tkc Slore o f M. C. Andrews.) Jishtneui in the State, this is what the people say. signature of Church & Dupont upon the f.ce of the wrap­ Dr.lPhelps’ Apparatus are used and recommended by the thatjthe Teeth and Gums of all are infested with Animal D well in;; H o u h c ? o u Spring Street, per. Beware of counisrfeits oed imitations. faculty at the Massachusetts General Hospital. PERFUMERY Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Parasites. Careful und repeated experiments have proved opposite Dirigo Engine House. C. T. DUPONT, Sole Propriclor. Boston, Mass...... Accumulated Capital, $1,200,000. ALL ORDERS BY DAY OR NIGHT of all descriptions for sale at this establishment. 409 Broadway, N ew York. FOR THE RAPID CURE OP FAIRBANKS A BEAKD that Soap is the on I) agent that will destroy them without will be promptly attended to. II. II. HAY, Portland, general Agent for Maine. Coughs? Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness? Rockland, N ov. 20 1858. 4Sl MR. .1 L. GIOFRAY will challenge the world to pro­ CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. ! w holesale dealer is injury to the organs. duce a Salve equal to his C. P. FESSENDEN and LEVI M ROBBINS, Agents Croup, Bronchitis? Incipient Con­ for Rockland and vicinity. (rs7) 43tf sumption, and for the Relief H artfo rd ,C o n n ecticu t... Accumulated Capital 3 000,000. L r t 'j X V r Y rr l It effectually rids the mouth of the ftelid matter and tar­ DENTISTRY. Samaritan Salve, of Consumptive Patients |£y The above are the oldest Life Insurance Companies A le, FO rteF, Lildef, M in e ra l W ateF , tar which renders the breath so impure and disagreeable which is for sale at his establishment and by Druggists ATWOOD’S in advanced Stages in the United S tates. T he insured participate in the profit. of the Disease. ______CONGRESS SPRING WATER, —it gives lone and strength to the gums, and a clear, pear­ n 'lIE Subscriber would respectful generally. Every mother should not fail to have a box in ly whiteness to the teeth, preventing their premature de- 'Zj j Y-V? b‘ inform the citizens of Rockland and the house in case of accident. Q U JX IX IT TO jNTIO This is a remedy so universally known to surpass any charter oak life INSURANCE co. Draught Ale, Porter, and Lager Beer. vicinity that he has fitted up an OFFICE in J. L. GIOFRAY. other for tlie cure of throat aud lung complaints, that it n a rtf° rJ’ C0D" ...... - C a p i t a l and Surp.ua, $500,000.; A l,m n & , B o s lg n Wilson A White’s block, for the practice of Dentistry — Rockland. Sept. 20. 1859. 39lf is useless here to publish tlie evidence of its virtues. Its Manufactured only by the Boston I ndbxi He is prepared to insert artificial teeth and io perform all unrivalled excellence for coughs and colds, aud its truly BITTERS, wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made it Life Insurance effected as above, on either stock or mu- — Company. operations connected with his profession in the m ost skill ful manner. The Best Aromatic Tonic ever o He re cl to known throughout the civilized nations of the earth. tuHipia_n._ _ ...... ‘PISTOLS FOR VOLUNTEERS, Few are the communities, or even families, among them p~r E. H. Cochran, thankful for the liberal patronage GEO. W . SAFFORD A CO., Ag< •its, E . I’. CHASE. the Public. heretofore received, pledges himself to give the most care­ For sale by JOHN P. LOVELL, 76 Sudbury St., Boston. Rockland. Nov. 17, 1858. 471y who have not some personal experience of its effects — importer and manufacturer of RECOMMENDED BY TH E FACULTY some living trophy in their midst of its victory over tho ful attention to all business entrusted to him in the insur­ Sold hv Druggists and Dealers generally, ance line. ______For its Superior M edicinal Qualities. subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs. DOUBLE AND SINGLE GUNS, As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, and 1)K. BAYNES, as they know, too, the effects of this remedy, we need not Rifles. Pistols, Gun Locks, and Gun Materials of all kinds. I'HOrOCHKOMATlC OIL 1‘AIYiIXG. rpIIIS elegant compond which has secured the confidence 27 D ock Square? (Up Stubs,) BOSTON. do more than to assure them that it has now all the vir­ SPRING STYLES! 1 and endorsement of most of the leading Physicians of tues that It did have when ntakiug tbe cures which have SOD Young .lien K’anted New England, is a palatable and efficient form of Quinine, won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind. contaiuining all the peculiar virtues of P ereuvian bark, W estern Transportation Company. To introduce ibis i •V art. This is a new business, iu T ’l i o m n s t o n , N f e . carefully combined with various tonics and stomachics, Preparod by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Maaa. which our agents art " X ANU nuking Irotn $30 to $5u a month, and cannot fail to meet the wants of the debilitated. clear of expenses. : rcitnens o f this art can he seen by Agents, -F. G. COOK, C. P. FESSENDEN, J. S. HALL ident of Thomaston, for the past It is a mild tonic to the stomach, increasing the appe­ A CO., LEVI M. ROB3INS. Rockland; A. I). Almond, W. ' 6 , WESTERN EXPRESS, calling at our ofilce, Terms to Agents, and Descriptive tite, assisting digestion, pre-eminently good in dyspepsia, Circulars, sent f r e e , by addresi M. Conk, Thomaston; J. T. Dana, Damariscotta; Jas. WENTWORTH Ofllcc, No. 1 1 Stole Street. O ctober 16, I860. strengthening and invigorating to the digestive and nervous Peny, Camden ; C. Young, Jr., Rockport. L. L. TODI) A CO., systems after prostrating diseases ; and in fever and ague, Merchandise transported from Boston to the Western 112 Merrimack St., Lowell, Muss. W. L Alden & Co., Bangor, nnd W. F. Phillips, Port­ ; and Southwestern States with despatch, and at low rates. or kindred complaints, its aid is invaluable. land, Wholesale Agents. T. E. & F. J. SIMONTON, GIN For diarrhcea, dysentery and cholera inorbug, the public ! For rates. Bills Lading and Shipping Directions, apply to VTTANTED.-AGENTS TO SELL PACKAGES G IN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. December 19, I860. Iy52 BEEBE S, LEARY’S and GENIVS W m. F. IIURU, Agent. (Successors to J. W. Brown,) may rest assured there is nor can be any belter general H of STATIONERY und JEWELRY, at prices one THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT. remedy. GARDINER’S LATEST PATTERNS Also a very genteel sample for third less than can be purchased elsewhere. Call on or ----- D ealers in ------One of the very best Physicians in Boston has said Y ou ng ZVTcn I Especially designed for the use of the Medical Profession address (stamp cih-losed,) J. L. BAILEY, No. 15-1 Court and the F am ily, has all of those intrinsic medicinal quali­ “ that it is the best preparation of Bitters that has ever AMERICAN GUANO. been offered to the public.” LORD RENFREW. RAREY, UNION, AND S t., Boston, Mass. Silks, Dress Goods, Shawls, ties (tonic and diuretic) which beiong to an old and p u re Rheumatic and Neuralgia The undersigned, Agent for the States of Maine, New WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LINENS, Gin. it has received the personal endorsement of over Put up iu half pint as well as quart bottles, in order POCKET CAPS! ' Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, lor the sale of seven thousand physicians, who have recommended it iu , that all may convince themselves of its superior merits. COMPOUND TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, Gl.OVES, Ac., further particulars reference is made to the prluted FUR. WOOL, and FRENCH HATS, all o the Guano imported by the American Guano Company, BROWNELL A WING’S the treatment of Gravel, Dropsy, RheumutLm, Obstruc-j . ,’or A certain safe nnd permanent cure fsr Rheumatism, Neu the Latest styles, together with a fresh assortment of CLOAKINGS & CLOAKS. lion or Suppression of the Menses, Affections of the Kid- circul’i puts now in store and offers for sale to dealers and farmers, rnlgia and Salt Rlteuin. It is an iuternal remedy, driving BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS ! DINTNG ROOMS, nevs. etc. i for sale by out and entirely eradicating the disease, requiring no change ' in any desired quuntity, the Company’s Jarvis Island Gu- For Ladies und Gentlemen, Put up in quait and pint bottles, and sold by all drug­ CHAS, hl, ATWOOD, in diet or business, and may be taken by children and per­ CASZPE THEKS. gists and Town Agents. unsurpassed in Excellence of Taste, Richness of Style, ano, of their own importation. 19 CENTRAL ST., BOSTON., sons of the most delicate constitutions with perfect safety. Economy and Durability! NO. 4 BRATTLE STREET, BOSTON. NO. 4 BERRY’S BLOCK. A. M. BIN1NGER & CO., Sole Proprietors, "orsalein Portland, Me., by H . II. IIAY', and by . The leim “ American Guano ” is the title or trade-mark Rockland, Feb. 15, I860. 8tf (Established iu 1778.) No 19 Broad street, N. Y. Teatiiuouial*. G IV E H I M AN EARLY CALL I PEKBV DAVIS, MANAGER, Dri 15 tf ,i by which we designate the fertilizer, which we are irnporl- vill please call. For sale in Boston by GEO. C. GOODWIN i:9« “'Kited by CIIAS.F.GAR- Railroads and Steameis, where it is now, and has been for Rockland, April 17, 1661. I7tf Ciape, Silk. Worsted and Colton Shawls, Yarn, and Billious und Liver Complaints ; Humors, from a pimple Is still selling Goods as years used. Warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Man­ Shipping & Commission Merchants, Worsted; High Colors for Lace Work, Carpets, &c.; to the worst putrid sore ; Ja-mdice; Costiveness; Head­ W FTl|brnJ|?riiN BArVCI1 * SON> Waldoboro: WM. H. ufactured solely by the undersigned. Also dealers in pENDLETON’S Italian and Fiench Crapes ; Ladies’ Dresses ol every des ache ; Piles, Dyspepsia; Indigestion; Weakness, «me meUicme ia also put up in n more concentrated March 1,1861. lltf I NEW YORK. Ag e n t s :—H. Hatch, Rockland ; R. Y. Crie, Waldobo­ j^lC E WHITE SUGAR for 8 cent* per pound. (East side of Maine R. R. Depot,) BOSTON. form called Or. LnuKlcy’s Sugar Coated Root HESE Pills are purely Vegetable, and a safe remedy ' Manila Rope, Tar’d Rope, Anchors and Chains, Bunting ro’; Hall & Co., Damariscotta ; John B. C arver, (Carver’s nnd Herb Plllu, a beautiful cathartic, w ithout uriD- GRANULATED- “ « 9 « « “ Buyers who wish to buy Carriages should not fail to ex­ T for Dyspepsia, Costivenehs, Loss of Appetite, Liver , Flags, WhiteLead, Paint Oil, Lamp Oil, Patent Wind Harbor) Vinalhaven ; H. A. Mills, North Haven; James mg or pain, and will cure Coaliveneneau and Piles. Sold Fertilizers. amine our stock, as we manufacture our own goods, and Complaint, and Impurities of the Blood, &c., and are the j lasses, Acc. Perry, Camden Harbor; John A. Wutts, (Tenant’s Har­ by all Dealers in Medicines. MERICAN Guano, Peruvian Guano, Super-Pbosphato Just received and for sale, bv bor) St. George; Mrs. N. Fuller, Thomaston; can warrant them to be ol the best workmanship, both in Pills to take when Physic is required. Can be found at STORAGE. II. H. p ooaS ie^ o !? J- °- La n g l e y or geo. c. of Lime, Ground Bone, dec., at the AGRICULTURAL KIMBALL ir INGRAHAM. style and finish : and it will be for the advantage of all THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE. J acob r o sev elt. marcus bo sev elt. Keen. McLain’s Mills ; J. W. Longfellow. Machias. GOODWIN «fc CO., Boston. A warehouse and seed s i ore, 3 palmek block. Rockland, May 22, 1861. 6w22 who wish anything in our line to give us a call. Rockland, May 7, 1861. 20tf J April 23,1857, 17 ly Rockland, April 2 , 166J, I5 tf March 5,1861. 15 tf- J. r. WISE, Agt.