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gab giittiittg g U d t a i l ESYABUSHMeNT rUBLISIIKD KVKRY THURSDAY AFTERNOOX BY Haring every facility in J’re8«e»,Type and Material to which .we are constantly making additlona, w e are prepared tq execnttrwitti promptness and'good style, V O S E & F O S T E R , every variety of Job Printing, Including Town Bepdrts, Catalogues, By - .Laws, Post­ N s. 5, Custom House Blosk. ers, Shop Bills,'Hand Bills, Programmes, T E It M S : Circulars, Bill Beads, Letter Heads,1 Il paid strictly in advance—per annum, f> 00 Law and Corporation Blanks, 11 payment is delayed 0 months 2,25 azeue Beoeipts, Bills ot L ading, 7 __ y ___, 2,50 il not paid till the close ol the yer~ Business, Address and New subscribe expected to make the first paym ent in udvui___ iWedding; Carda,| U* Ko paper will be discontinued until ALL Tags, L abels, RKakages are paid, unless at the option ot the pub Ushers. X7 Single copies live cents—lor side a t th e office ROCKLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 19, 1872. NO. 41. | PHIH’TINGinS' COBOKM A N D BBONZHVG And at the bookstores. VOL. 27. will receive careful attention. Z. POPE VOSE. J. B. POHTEI1 me, and I can’t sell iny papers very THE SKELETON IK BULBO’S longings so conveniently scattered about variety of figure at his pleasure. The ‘knows strange tilings. lie can read under the ofOttoman ! I should CLOSET. liis club meetings, his pleasaut little din, Polly breathlessly, trying to withdraw £?acn*if. ease and grace with which he performed the future.’ like to sec thee giving audience to the well.’ ----- tiers with a friend or two—all would van- her hand, “ I have not had mine yet.” these wonders, gave promise of still, ‘Let him come in.’ viziers aud pashas!’ ‘Not a very good look out for you, is Mr. Bulho decidedly nervous on ish like a happy dream, to bo followed No, no, that’s not what I mean. I won’t go unless you go with me—unless ^renter. At length, allowing the balls The Bostangi bowed profoundly and ‘It is in your highness* power to af­ it? I say, my boy, how would you like this evening. He was more than fidgety; by what unknown, dreadful reality of a to go into business witli me?’ lor beside constant change of position, ( hereafter! Well, well, it must be doue. go together—that is, Polly, dearest The Baron and ihc Priest. to drop one after another into a re- retired. ford yourself this pleasure.’ Polly, I you, and must have—” ‘Well,’ exclaimed Mustapha, I will Tlie boy looked perplexed and eyed lie cast quick looks behind him, as if lie He laughed no more, as he arose to com- BY II. W. LONGFELLOW. sounding vase at his feet, he armed . Black slaves armed with drawn scime- plele his preparations. His honor was at And she was folded in his arms. agree to the stake. Ajuggler upon the the Colonel curiously, heard some one, ami made many attempt hiinself with a yataghan. Seizing the tars, surrounded the imperial sofa wlieu to whistle. Ilia room’ was pleasant, his least at stake. lie might sleep, then, a t It was hanglingly done, and Mr. Bulbo At night, whatever the weather be, brilliant hilt, he drew the Idade from the juggler was introduced. After a throne! Such a sight the East never ‘1 think we might strike up a bar­ least. Tedious curtain leutnres! — must have had some encouragement, or Wind or rain or Hairy heaven, gain. You conte to tlie Opera House ehair comfortable, his tobacco excellent, the scabbard studded with gems, and slight salutation, the young mau leaned saw. and his pipe coloring iu a most enviable These might even be endured if he had else he had forgotten his fears; but Polly Just as the clock is slnkiftg seven, at 11 tliis morning; I've got a plan for understood him and—tea lingered longer Those who look from the wiudow see iextrously whirling it above his head, gracefully on his yataghan, awaiting The game was short. Though he manner; but lie frowned as lie shifted his business hours in peace; and Mr. played with skill, the wascheeked. yon. Now be on time.’ Bulbo’s spirits arose again sufficiently to stiff. The village Curate, with lautern and maid, made, as it were, a thousand flashes of the order of the sultan. about, and finally sprang up with a groan, To Mr. Bulbo’s delight Polly was will- Come through the gateway from the park It wah fairly done and he pleasantly A t 11 o’clock the boy was there, quite behind him was n small closet where liis give the closet door a good kick, and lightning sparkle around. The Mils- ‘Thy name?’ demanded Mustapha. shake his closed list at it as lie left the g to appoint au early day; and the nuts And cross the court yard damp and dark, su lmans slowly bowed their heads iu prepared to fulfill his engagement, curious to know what the Colonel bachelor odds and ends were hastily ‘Melialle. thrust, and how he jerked the door open room with the traveling gear. were just falling, aud the pumpkins had A ring of light In a ring of shade. Mustapha loosened his^irdle, took ofi wanted. drank their fill of yellow sunlight, and And now at the old man’s side he stands, token of approbation, hut uttered not a ‘Thy country?’ and eagerly examined the interior. Tlie next aftffrnoon he was walking ‘Hallo, boy, you’re a good one. Now the northern frost winds were making a llts voice is cheery, his heart expands, word. ‘Jugglers have no country.’ his pelisse and laid down his turban, “Such a fool!” lie ejaenlated, as he hastily along the quiet street of Mileford. see here, do you know a good place for tire pleasant, when they stood, in the ves­ lie gossips pleasantly by the blaze Tbe juggler continued his exploits •Thy a g e ? while a slave assisted to invest Meltalle slammed the door, taking up a book res­ Nothing b a t the urgency of tlie ease could O f the lire of fagots, about old days, illin the tin. rnvulroyal garments.’irm-inents. ’’TheseThese prepprepara- a paper stand ?’ have kept him up during the journey, It try-room of the little church, waiting for without appearing to notice the admira­ ‘1 was live years old when you first olutely, determined to read. tlie clergyman. And Cardinal Mazariii and the Fronde, | lions completed, the sultan, dressed only ‘Yes, sir, lip-top.' What was the matter with Mr. Bulho? was a dreadful step lie had taken, but the tion be excited. He next look a pi­ jirdetl on the sword of Ottoman.’ disease iu this case was worse than any “ Dearest, there is one thing I want to And the Cardinal’s nieces fair and fond, geon’s egg from a small moss basket, ! in loose silken trowsers and a richly ‘Where is it?’ He appeared to bo well, being rosy and And what they did. and what they said, ‘Whence coinest thou?’ active. He was a pleasant looking man, could be, and called fora violent remedy. say ; my name—” and, placing it upright on the table, | ‘From the Morea, signior,’ replied j embroidered vest approached a clock, ‘Down here at tlie corner.’ “ Oil, don’t tease me about that! .1 nev- When they beard his Eminence was dead. ‘How much will a stand cost?' not yet troubled with age, as lie had not Mr. Bulho was not a stranger in ifilel'ord struck it with the edge of his sword the juggler, pronouncing the words ! and, placing his finger on the dial plate, yet reached the “youth of forty summers.” laving spent some of liis early hours er can cal! you anything but Mr. George; And after a pause, the old man says, without injuring the shell. An inured- with emphasis. ° said: ‘When the hand shall mark the ‘Lots of money ; much as fifty or a Ho was rather prosperous in business, liere, and lie was soon warmly greeted but I ought to have told you—” His mind still coming back aguin ulous bystander took the egg to exam-! The sultan remained silent for a mo-; hour of eight,’ said lie, ‘I shall have hundred dollars.’ iiad a pleasant circle of friends and no ill Mr. Kopp's kitchen. She farmer and “ Come Polly!” cried her nncle, inter­ To the one sud thought that haunts his brain, rupting her; and in they went, each with ine it. but the slight, pressure of his luont, but eoon added, gayly, ‘Since paid mv-Mager, and then I will appoint ‘You ilou’t say so, why that’s a for­ ineiiinhrances. To look in liis frank, liis Wife hailed Irim as Mr. George, as • Are there any tiding* irom owr 2 they Iiad been in tiie habit of calling him sumc-tuing to tell the other. Ah. why has that wild boy gone from me ?” lingers served to destroy the frail oil- you can read the future, I will'putyour' you my astrologer.’ tune. Do you think that money could sunny face—Wash Bulho (his name was be made there ?’ not an unfamiliar one to patriotic Ameri­ in earlier days, and Mr. Bulho, glad to Polly smiled a little, with a timid flut­ Aud the Curate answers, looking down, ject that had resisted the blow of the knowledge to the proof. When people 'The juggler ascended the divan, and escape from the name which so annoyed ter; when Mr. Bulbo uttered, in a clear Harmless and docile us a lamb. ■Yes, I do. It is a first rate place.’ cans, and had been thus abbreviated) was scimetar. Then, taking off his l’lirv- know yie future they ought to know having place his scimetar at his side, lie a good fellow—to interrogate liis bright him, begged them not to mention his sur­ voice: "I, George Washington.” And “ Young blood! young blood 1 It must so be’” gian cap, the prestidigitator disclosed a the past.’ " ° ordered the doors to be thrown open ‘Well, I’ll get a carpenter to make h e gave a start of not entire pleasure Aud draws from the pocket ol his gown it • then von i l,luc e4'us 110 one WOU’J suspect that Mr. name large, clear forehead shaded by locks of ’You say rigid, signior ; lie who sees that the waiting courtiers might lie ad- the stand, and I’ll stock it; then ! Bulho was anything but tlie happiest of liis room looked out o il a quiet mead­ when she said, softly, “ I, Mary,” . A handkerchief like an oritluuib, “I like Polly best,” he whispered as lie And wipes his spectacles, aud they play jetty blackness. Placing upon his bare ! the evening star rise on the horizon has milted. The apartment, which the shall take care of it, and we it ic p art- 1 i n e || . u„t he had a trouble which so ow, apd it was with a feeling of intense iters; yon and I will go into the paper relief lie missed the smoking chimneys threw back her veil and claimed her for Their little game of lansquenet head a helmet of steel, which lie iiad but to turn his head to view the last dim light of the evening rendered ob- preyed upon him that he was losing his his wile. In sileuce lor an hour or so, iirst submitted to the circle for iuspec- rays of tlie suiting sun.’ j scure, was immediately filled with muftis business.’ pirits, and felt as if was haunted by an of liis usual abode. At tea he met and actual presence. It pursued him iu the waited upon by Mr. Kopp's niece, l’olly. As Mr. Kopp handed Polly into the Till the clock at nine strikes loud and clear tiou, he made the curved weapon fly j ‘Well, tell me how I'made my ablu- and ulemas, agas of janizaries and Col. Fisk then arranged with the boy carriage, he laughingly said: From the village lying asleep below, treet, sought him in liis office, but was She had such a flow of good spirits tliaL arouud him with stieli fearful velocity, lions yesterday.’ " pashas, great ollicers of tbe Porte aud what part of the profits he should re­ lie forgot duty, and entered into a merry “ I ought to say Mrs. Bulho now, I sup­ Aud across the courtyard, into the dark ceive, and told him wlteu tlie stand tlie most vital in its altacks in liis own pose ” Of the winding pathway iu the park that be appeared for a moment to be ‘ i'he first with canary wine, the sec- foreign ambassadors, lie next ordered room during the hitherto cheerful hoars conversation, which he unwiiiingly ended Curate and muteru disappear, enveloped within Hie luminous circles . ond with wine of Cypress aud the third a new relay of guards to relieve those on would be ready, and sent him ou his lie had spent with liis book and pipe, 11 at her pointed suggestion of his need of “ Mrs. Bulbo!” cried Polly, aghast. Aud darkness reigns in the old chateau. it described. Presently the sword ap- with that of Chios.’ ! duty and then the withdrawal of ail the way rejoicing. The plan was very suc­ dreadful bony form could be shut in a smoke, lie joined Mr. Kopp on the “ Y e s , darling, that is wilat I wanted to cessful. Trade was good and every verandah, and soon told him of liis er­ tell you in tbe vestry, and now that we The ship has come back from over sea. pea red to deviate and grazed tile hair j The chief of believers smiled and personal attendants. It was tbe work closet—fastened in! but no soouer week tlie boy carried his share of the was he seated than it would steal out, rand—not l lie cause, but the plain fact ire so happy I can endure to speak of She has been siguajed from below ol the holder. Some Franks present! stroked bis beard ; be wasindeed in the of 11 moment 1 As the fresh soldiers that lie was in search of a wife. the matter;” and Mr. Bulbo told her tbe And into the harbor of Bordeaux turned pale aud closed their eyes against habit of derogating in lids respect, as iu 'were marching in, a sign from Meltalle money to his partner. Seeing the boy’s whisper its wretched suggestions in his ear, and would drive him ou to tlie fell “ I in night I couldn't do belter than whole story. To his surprise Polly She sails with her gallaut company. the dreaded sight; but the juggler's many otliers, fiout the prescription of caused the flambeaux to be lighted, determination, Col. Fisk quietly put eouie here,” ho said, trying lo speak care laughed until she cried, blushed as if on But among them is nowhere seen leed against his will unless he could find the Koran. j when in the dazzling flood of illiiinina- aside tlie money, and one day gave it all lessly. The fact is, I’m tired ol living a tire, and as tlie drive to the house was The brave yvuug Baron of St. Castine; hand was sure. The yataghan, which some way to stifle it. had spared the pigeon’s egg had sev­ ‘Kuowest thou,’ replied Hie sovereign,! tiou, he stood erect, rteeiving the hotn- to the boy, releasing him from his con­ it was this that stole Mr. Bttlbo’s sleep, bachelor life.” short, refused to explain, but ran in and He hath tarried behind, I ween, Oh. miserable subterfuge! Mr. Bnlbo seemed to avoid him. It was not until In the beautiful luud of Acadie! ered iu two the pyramid of steel. wliom tlie Ziuguro’s words had put iuto' agu ol D*1! assembly, and, fixing more tract to pay any part of the money to destroyed his appetite, and drove him iiated himself lor being obliged to resort the hour of return was over that Polly This act of dexterity was followed firmly on his head tlie scarlet-feathered himself. irom a stale of blissful uueouseiousness And the father paces to aud Iro . pleasant humor—-knowestthou that I to a condition of a rueful wretchedness. to it. Mr. Kopp mentioned several names stood alone with him ou.lhe porch. Then by many others no less perilous. The ould have thee beheaded?' turban, tlie emblem of power, lie cried When Col. Fisk died there was no­ between bursts of laughter and showers Through the chambers of the old chateau, where a sincerer mourner than this lit­ For more thau a week lie nailed up tiie particularly recommending one young Waiting, waiting to hear the hum boldness of the young man terrified the ‘Doubtless,’ said tlie juggler undattnl- in a commanding tone, 'Let tlie stand­ lady whom M r. Bulho remembered ns a of tears, which were cleared away iu tiio tle newsboy, and a little stand on tlie closet door—had gone without his over­ Of wheels on the road that runs below, usually impassive Turks, anil, what dly, ‘as you did tlie Spanish merchant ard of the prophet be raised ou St. shoes for that length of time, as they child, aud offering to introduce him that most natural manner possible, she told Ol servants hurrying here and there, was yet more surprising, lie made them who watered his wine before be sold it Sophia! The people will salute it from corner was.heavily draped on tlie day were there bestowed, and had caught a e v e n in g . him. The voice in the court yard, the step on the stair, smile by the amusing stories lie related, to you.’ afar at the fires of Beiram?’ of tlie burial. bad cold ill consequence, as, perversely “ Won’t you go, Polly?” lie called iuto Site was Mary Francis; had feared W aiting for tome one who doth not cornel At these words an officer stepped enough, the weather seemed in league the kitchen. some one would ask her for her money,and . But letters there are, which tne old man reads Persons of his profession were getter- Mustapha applauded the knowledge had changed her name and secluded her­ forth to execute tlie order, but tbe OIED OF THE FliYIlTG-FAK. with his tormentors, and storms were “ No, thanks,” and Mr. Bulho felt dis­ To the Curate, when he conies at.uiglit. ally silent, aud their only power of „f Hue magician, lie hesitated, never- appointed, and half inclined to givp up self here. She had always avoided him, Mustapha, who had been sitting aside, rife, lie had left town and spent several Word by w ord, as aa acolyte amusement lay in their lingers’ ends ; theless, before be ventured to put the - Wherever you go, iu tlie Southern nights with a friend, but there Iiad been the venture. 1'oOiis name had prejudiced her to think Repeats his prajers and tells his beads; lie was very disagreeable. She had meant hut this man possessed the varied qual- dreaded question that tyrants, who arelat l*rst amused and then ulatmei , arose country, the ever-present frying-pan is no escape for hint, aud now lie bad re­ Bulbo made but a short call, as he felt Letters full of the rolling sea, ities of an Indian juggler and an Am- ever superstitious, never fail to demand , to prevent him. to tell him of iter wealth just before they to ho found, and three times a day it is turned to renew the conflict or die. weary, and as he opened the kitchen door Full of a young man’s joy to be Iiian story-teller, lie paused after a l-' <,r those who can lead the stars. ‘How lU'flR' Mohammed, thundeied the Here he was as badly off as before, for on liis return, Polly sat by tlie window were married, that it might have no in­ Abroad iu the world, and alone and free; called into service. Tlie most whole­ fluence on him, and now he had done just most every trick to continue a tale long have 1 to live?’ i «d tnfewn jijlltan,‘obey ! there was no use trying to divert him­ singing and paring apples. A nice litti Full of adventures and wonderful scenes some and nourishing foo l, by its use, is cot protected her linger from the stain, what, he didn’t Want to do. Of hunting the deer through forests vast again lobe interrupted by fresh dis- Tlie gland signior assumed a, persua-! 1 lie aBa Bowed and retired, Ale- self in any way. Some actual plan must made indigestible, its most nourishing he devised and put into immediate execu­ and -she nodded a sniffling welcome a "No, no,” ho swore. “Just what he Iu the rojal grant of Pierre du Gust; plays of his power, tints by turns de- (five tone, and even condescended to '»aB® added, ‘Let tlie ituaums repair to she put a hit of apple between her rosy wanted, lie had been so happy that he Ol tight* .in the tents of the Turratims; poitons utterly destroyed, and rendered tion; aud as lie walked liis room, having lighting tlie eves aud ears of his au it- flatter tlie organ of , in hopes of ’Be mosques and oiler up his petitions tough, indigestible,and lit only to beget thrown open all the windows to give lips. Mr. Bulbo leaned on the eltai iiad never thought to tell her his name, Of Madocuwaudo the Indian chief, encc. ' obtaining a favorable answer. i for tbe new sultan ! Cadtl.squter, have and now what difference did it make? And his daughters, glorious as queens, dyspepsia and all its at temlant ills,to say himself as much relief as possible, lie re­ ehat, ami soon asked for a knife to help. One of the most enthusiastic ndmii- ‘Thou ail a wonderful youth,’ said ’lie tomb ot Mustapha opened in . on­ viewed the circumstances which had “ But you’ll have to wear a cot They loved each other. ” And beautiful beyond belief; nothing of tlie waste and extravagance But alas for Mr. Bulbo! lie returned And so soft the tones of their native tongue, ers of the perioimalice was a man ap- he; ‘thou knowesl things of which, be-\ tsiri! 1 he sultan tried to smile, placed him in this unpleasant position. , “ Pot it on,’’ he responded, stretching consequent upon its use. lia n d s. to Brookley with his loved and loving The words are not spoken, they are sung I parenlly about forty years old, whose sides Hivsclf, tlie mutes only possess ‘Keepers of the treasury, eout.i.ued A little more than a year, ago, the first out liis Compare the class spoken of .aiiove “ They are too small,” she cried, after wife, and his little world was in flames iu dress denoted him to he o f superior the secret. I have questioned many Mehalle, ‘distribute among the pool o stroke had fallen upon him as lie was en­ Aud the Curate 1 istens, and smiling says: witli its own class in France or any Eu­ joying his pipe in the twilight. Tlie post­ several mirth provoking attempts to place a moment. ‘•Ah yea, diar friend!—in our young da\s rank. It was tlie Bostangi-B assn, su- lakeers, marlioitls and derviseis, some Stamboul tlie lioaidings ol the late ropean country. Tlie foreigner lresh, man's ring had not hitherto annoyed him th e m . “ I to ld yon so! Wasn’t he a sly rogue We should have liked to hunt the deer perintendent of the gardens nnd keep-' of whom hud three limes sceu the tomb sultan! healthy, cheerful and vigorous; the aad he gave it no thought as he went to “ Can't something else do ?” he helplc to go and marry her secrectly ?” All day amid those forest scenes, Fate was against him, facts were against er of tlie privy purse Io tlie grand sig- of tlie l’rophet, but not one of them ever ‘Enough, buftoon! exclaimed Mus- oilier lean, lank, sallow, sad. Tlie one to Hie closet lot his tobacco pouch, and ly inquired : “ I can’t bear to lie id le .” And to sleep in the tents of the Tarratincs; “ Y e s ; i ll wind them up in rags;” a him. What could he say, how refuse? nior. Tlie tricks ended, tlie young answered inc as Ilion hast. I should tnplia, in an agitated voice, on seeing enjoying tlie sports of liis great-great- quietly said: "Come in,” in response to But now it is better sitting here man completed his story and gathered wish to keep thee iu my palace; I will Bow readily his servants obeyed these the knock which a moment later jarred her deft lingers soon hound liis hands. “ Ali, Bulho; we saw it all. Bless yon, Within four walls, and without the fear graud-cbildren, and the other either lill- you couldn’t surprise us ; we knew it was up impiuiuuuts as if to depart. ..ml: • 11.ee rielipi- than all the merchants strange orders. liis door. But liis mood changed as lie It was late when they linislied, for Pol­ Of luting oar hearts to Indiuu queens, iug a premature grave, or lingering out read the letter which was put into his ly insisted t’aat the paring should lie per inevitable.’’ For man is tire aud woman is tow, ‘Slop!’ said the Boslang-Bassa. ; „( Galata if thou wilt tell me the year ’’ «*.ill command, replied Melialle lie took oilier rooms; would have es- Since you are such a musiei in, will ; when I must die.’ with calm sell-possession ‘the clock a tiresome, premature old age at fifty h a n d s , tecl, and their aid was required in sole Aud tbe Somebody comes aud begins to blow.” years. On breaking the envelope adaiuty u de iug matrimonial questions. Hers only cliewed eloseis. lint Polly said th»j were sultan’s favorite llow- Mehalle approached the sultan, and, has not yet struck the hour of eight, Then a gleam of distrust and vague surmise | you tell me the ^onipare the mode of lite, and the Wlttl G ar'.: .'invs of grief on the edges and formed a B. al which she was very much necessary. Stiff the phantom pursued Shines in the lather's geatle eyes, taking his hand, appeared to study the Art thou, then, so impatient to know delicate tracery in feminine tianus 2, Gut ivua VE*|*y jj|- him. He lived a long, happy life, hut to As firelight on a wiudow-pane cause is plain to any observant man. hi- good old age could uot bear u door ‘The poppy of Aleppo; it is red,’ re­ lines of its palm witli great attention. ’Be late that awaits tiiee? I he cour- Tlie French woman goes to market, and in, dtictercd into bis lap, while a heavy, j

The Grounds through Main, Front, Warren, North filled at au early hour with ladies and A Frightful Revelation-History of 5^* The sale of tho large collection of oil A Novel Test of Drunkenness.—At Sorithttd feriic for the collation, clam-bake and trial of Main, Main and Middle streets to the gentlemen, most of whom came to hear a Mormon Deed. Clabk’s Island, Me., S ept. ICth, 1872. paintings, fine chromos and steel engravings To the Editor o f the Rockland Gazette. a meeting of the Islington, London, guar­ engines were very well chosen. The va­ grounds where the great tent was pitched, the music aud see the company, while a alt ake ity dians, a lew weeks ago, it transpired lh.it S L C , 13.—An affidavit by which opened yesterday at the store lately oc­ Sir :—In your issue of the30th Aug. a large Thursday, September 19, 18T9. cant building lots bounded by Middle and where it arrived about half-past company of several hundreds gathered one of the least guilty among the partici­ the master of the district workhouse has cupied by J. Wakefield & Co., will be con­ space of your valuable journal was devoted to discovered an ea«y method ot settling and Granite streets and Broadway were twelve o’clock. oil the floor, including a large number of pators in the affair, showing conclusively tinued this afternoon and evening, at 3 and 7 giving a description of the granite quarries on that the terrible Mountain Meadows mas­ whether a person is drunk or sober, and secured and a mammoth tent 200 feet in firemen in uniform—several companies 1-2 o’clock P. M. The collection is well worth Clark’s Islard. Since then many alterations The Firemen’s Muster. T he Collation sacre was the act of the Mormon author­ and improvements have been effected in the now that the stringent regulations of the The State Firemen's Muster in this city length by 80 in width was procured from which was served up to the firemen here remaining in the city over night, as well ities, has been made here. a visit to see, and those who wish to buy can working of the quarries, which are well worthy new Licensing Act of England are in Boston and set up here, on Wednesday, was both ample aud substantial. Six as many individual members of other It will be remembered that a large com­ undoubtedly secure excellent bargains. of notice. Several stones of monstrous dimen­ force the fact is well worthy the attention on Thursday of lust week, passed off of police inspectors aud magistrates. The under the supervision of Mr. Fred S. long lines of tables extended the whole companies whoso “ main body” had re­ pany of emigrants, on the way to Cali­ sions have been quarried out, among which the satisfaction of all concerned, and was fornia, were all killed, with the exception The Knox and Lincoln Musical Con­ was one measuring 30 feet long, 6 feet wide master’s plan is to teqtiire any over-fes­ if we do not mistake, the largest, as wel Sweetland. The clam-bake was to be length of the tent, aud the ladies of Rock­ turned on the western train. The music of young children. When the massacre vention will be held at Farwell & Ames’s Hall, and 6 feet deep and weighing about 100 tons. tive pauper to say “ Tiuly rural;” and if prepared on the same grounds, west of land had responded generously to the in­ was furnished by Hall’s Orchestral Band, was discovered, the Mormons set afloat in this city, commencing on Tuesday, Oct. 8th Immense quantities of stone are gotten out he cannot-he pronounces him to be drunk. as the pleasantest and most successfu daily, and already preparations are being made the great tent, and it was arranged to vitation of the committee to supply these of Boston, aud was of a high order. a story that they had perished by the In­ Prof. L. O. Emerson is to be conductor, Mrs. The guardian-*, we are told, have sanc­ celebration of the kind ever held dians, but from time to time circumstan­ tor , by laying up immense quantities tioned this test. Maine. The efforts of the Executive have the trial of engines take place on with good food. Meats, bread, pies, Three hundred aud fifty-four tickets to J. W. Weston soprano soloist, and the Men­ of stock in order to give steady employment to tial evidence has appeared indicating that delssohn Quintette Club are engaged for the Broadway, adjoining these grounds. A doughnuts, cake, etc., etc., were contrib­ the ball were sold. they were murdered in cold blood by the -‘tone cutters and blacksmiths, &c. Fact, Fan and Sentiment. Committee received the hearty co-opera Altogether the quarries are worked in a tion of our citizens, all the arrangement tank was constructed on Broadway, be­ uted in large quantity, but still all this Return of the Firemen. Mormons, in revenge for previous out­ concert. There will doubtless be a full at­ rages upon the latter persons in Illinois tendance. manner to prepare for any emergency, owing were carried out without failure, good tween Middle and Granite streets, and the was not quite enough to feed 1600 hungry The western companies left on the chiefly to the energetic efforts of Mr. Robetr — The General Convention of the Uuiver$£ I and Missouri. ists will hold its annual session at Cint-iuDatj feeling prevailed everywhere, and noth steamer “ City of Rockland, No. 1,” was men, and the Executive Committee had special train at 7 P. M., with the excep­ A witness now states, under oath, that A second windlass of Mr. O. P. Hix’s Ashworth, who superintends them, and his in­ tion of the “ Androscoggins” of Topsham, patent is being constructed for the schooner genious method of working proves that he is commencing Sept. 17th. ing occurred to mar the success of the oc­ stationed [at the brook (which had beeu provided, in addition, 600 lbs. of beef, the Mormon militia attacked the emi­ efficient and competent to fulfill his position. Red Jacket, Capt. Averill, of this port. Mr. — Brilliant ideas are like shirt button- , they dammed for the purpose) and forced wa­ 200 lbs. of hams, 200 loaves of white “Lewistons” of Lewiston, and "Pacifies" grants, and after a fight of several days The sheds are crowded with stone ready to ba casion. without results, sent in a flag of truce of­ Hix also has an order for a windlass for a new •e always off when we are in a hurry. ter into the tank through 700 feet of hose of Augusta, who returned by the 10 cut, which shows that the quarries are worked Its Origin. bread, 150 loaves of brown bread, 150 fering them terms. These terms beiug in a masterly style. As long as the present during the trial. The engines played in o’clock train on Friday. The “ Moni­ vessel which is to be launched next spring. — A beautiful woman, says Fontenelle, is the The city ordiuauce relating to the Fir pots of baked beans, and 1200 lobsters. complied with, the entire party was Other parties are talking of putting this wind­ state of things continues, Clark’s Island will jrgatory of the purse and paradise of th e eye. tors” ot Orono, "Excelsiors” of Upper butchered by the Mormons. The depo­ he a prosperous settlement for the working Department provides that there shall the direction of Rankin street. Much credit is due to those who contrib­ lass on their vessels, and we consider its very Stillwater and “ Eagles" of Brewer left on nent is Phillip Smith. He testifies he l. Yours respectfully, — If you let the cat out of the hag, never try an annual parade and review of the whole On Wednesday, uted generously to this collation, and es­ general introduction only a question of time. to cram her back again; it only m ike matters the C. B. Sanford, at 1 o’clock A. M. on was acting ns a recruit iu the Mormon A W orking Man*. Department, in the month of Septembe our city began to be astir with the bustle pecially to the corps of ladies who ren­ militia, and his Lieutenant-Coi.. Haight, All who are interested in shipping should in­ 'sP. Friday, and their machines went up on under the direction of the City Council preparatory to the approaching celebra­ dered most efficient service in preparing told him that orders trom headquarters vestigate the merits of this excellent inven­ Maine Items, It is a singular fact which we have never the Cambridge Saturday morning. The and as no such review had yet been held tion. The big tent was being put up, the aud serving the tables. The firemen filed were to shoot down all emigrants, except tion. seen commented on before, hue an exchange Washingtons” of Belfast and “Eagles’’ litile children, and that the commander A neat anil convenient Baptist chapel ys men stammer, women never do. and the city had just purchased two new ladies were bringing in their contribu­ in, filling every inch of standing room at of the Mormon force, Maj. John D. Lee, For some time past the small sailing has been erected in Houlton. Rev. Mr. of Bangor left on the steamer Katahdin — Somebody says shrewdly that advertising first-class tire engines, the Committee on tions of eatables for the collation, and the long ranges of tables,*while our own in an address to his troops, told them packets running to the Atlantic Wharf have Herring, late of Gardiner, is pastor. on Friday morning. The inachiue/of the is the oil which wise tradesmen put in their ' Fire Department proposed to make tb the Executive Committee were busy com­ companies, for whom there was not room, that those were his orders. frequently fouled their anchors with some ob­ The Universalists of Hampden have or­ latter company went up on the ®ity ot Mr. Smith heard the order passed down lamps, and which foolish ones nrgleet to use. first annual parade and review an occa pleting their arrangements for the mor­ waited for the “second table.” The May­ struction at the bottom, and a few days since ganized themselves into a Society and Richmond on Tuesday. The “ Walkers the Mormon lines, witnessed the entire made provision tor having preachin0, a Life, according to the Arabic proverb, b sion of special interestand to invite the row. Shortly before noon. Eagle Engine or, a considerable number of the mem­ Mr. B. Knowlton w’ent to work with grapples portion of the time. took their machine home on the Pioneer, massacre, fired one shot himself, though po-ed of two parts, that which is pu»t,a firemen of the State to participate in it Co., No. 3, of Bangor, with their machine, bers of the City Council, and other gen­ several volleys were fired, and then ex­ to remove the cause of difficulty. He soon fas­ Mrs. Abby Dodge, wife of Dea. Jona. dicum; and that which is to come, a wish. Friday afternoon, having first decorated tened to it and brought it up, when it proved Accordingly, a special committee of th arrived on the steamer City of Richmond, tlemen, occupied seats at the bead of one erted hiinselt to save the little children. Dodge of West Brookville, was drowned — An exchange has found out when Adam her with several new brooms, to indicate City Council was raised, on the 10th of accompanied by the Bangor Cornet Band, of the central tables. The Mayor wel to be a long piece of iron, much coroded, at that place on Monday last. She was as m arried; of course it was on his wedding that they had made “ a clean sweep.” The The Maine Historical Society’s Ex­ which had probably been a false keel for some sixty years of age. July, consisting of Aldermen Crocker and and were received by the "Gen. Berrys” corned the firemen to the hospitalities ot vc; most everybody knew it before. “ Pacifies” of Augusta were the guests cursion. small craft. The American Association for the Ad­ Eugley and Counciltnen Boynton, Brag No. 3, and “N. A. Burpees”, No. 4, with the city, but his remarks were cut short — Elisa de Beaumont. Countess do Blanch during their stay of the “Burpees”, who The U. S. steamer McCulloch, with the vancement of Science will hold its twenty- and Fernald, who were instructed to con the Rockland Band. The "Eagles” were by the impossibility of making bimselt Advertisement. second annual meeting at Portland next - rnhad conferred upon her Ihe cross of the took them to their homes aud showed Maine Historical Society-party, left Booth- Spear & Co. have an excellent assort­ This vuung lady fought with aider and report the probable expense of the guestsof the "Gen. Berrys” aud were heard at any distance, on account o f the bay harbor at 9 o’clock last Thursday August. It will bring to that city the I " ' ° ,l,)non them every attention. ment of gold and silver watches, chains, &c., best of the country. | a ,1,Usket ,lke a e'common soldier a t the combat a parade and review of the Fire Depar marched to the Methodist Vestry, where talking, cheering, laughing etc., which morning, proceeding eastward until oif Et Cetera. which they will sell on reasonable terms. If The Kennebunk camp ground is not to at I’atay, near Orleans, after having seen her ment as required by the ordinance. < an ample collation was served to them. prevailed among the firemen, who did not New Harbor, on the eastern side of Pema- husband, an officers of Mobiles, killed at her Nothing occurred during the day to quid Point. After viewing the points of you want anything in the jewelry line try be abandoned by the Methodists, but is this committee, Alderman Crocker The "Berrys” fed their guests at these understand the programme which was ex­ to be improved, with reference to holding side at the commencement of the action. mar the success of the occasion. The interest in that vicinity they steamed up them. Chief Engineer of the Fire Dep’t, Alder tables during their stay, while the Bund pected to be carried out at the head of the Johns Bay and landed at the site of old the meetings the full term of the lease, — Josie Mansfield, at S irafoga, was refused muster was one of the most orderly gath­ fcST^Capt- Nash, of schooner Belle Brown, man Eugley is Chairman of Committc was quartered at the Thorndike Hotel. table. Rev. Joseph Kalloch invoked the Fort Frederick, of which photographic which is twelve years. admittance to Congress Hall. Noble creator* . erings of firemen ever held iu the State. views were taken by Ihe artist who ac­ of this port, while on his last return trip from iu charge of those doors of virtue! But how on Fire Dep't and Foreman of “ Gen. Bet On Wednesday evening the “ Washing­ Divine blessing, under similar circum­ The Prospect & Stockton Farmers’ Club tons”, No. 5, of Belfast, arrived on the Our citizens speak in gratifying terms ol companied theexpedition. Leaving there New York, picked up on the eastern end ot will give their third annual exhibition at ‘luickly Stoke and Fi.-k would have bten ry,” No. 3, Messrs. Boyuton and Fernald stances, and then everybody fell to and at 2 o’clock P. M.. the party proceeded the school-house in Prospect village on | untied. steamer Katabdin, and were received by the general conduct and appearance of Plum Island, in Long Island Sound, a hatch are members of the Committee on Fit made a hearty meal. directly to Damaris L'ove Island, where a belonging to the schooner Sarah Maria, which Thursday, Sept 26 William Smith is _ An a.-.ive new, reporter at S:. J.,hn-v,i|e our city companies and escorted to their the firemen, and tho visiting companies landing was effected and some examina­ President and 11. SI. Trevett, Secretary. maJe ,jn„, , , , vi|; on Department and Mr. Bragg a member The Clam Bake was wrecked last winter. The Sarah Maria quarters at the Lynde Hotel. At about express themselves much pleased with tions of the island were made, with a view of “ N. A. B urpee,” No. 4. The and corn-roast was prepared on the of determining the character of some al­ was lost, with all on board, last December, The American says that Maud Bonzey, fonnaiiuii ili-.t man had ant -hot ihere ten 10 P. M. a special train arrived on the K. their reception and entertainment. infant daughter of PdriiM and Annie Bon- minutes pruiou.-ij. i he obiiging merchant Committee subsequently reported the rounds near the tent, in the afternoon, leged inscriptions on the rocks. The and her hull was found bottom up inside of Among the fifteen hundred firemen from zey of Ellsworth, has eight grandmoth­ told him tliut the man had ; sum of $300 necessary and recom &L. R. R., bringing the engines of the under the superintendence of Mr. S. J. steamer then returned to Wiscasset, and Bartlett’s Reef, on the 7th, and she was after­ ers, four great grandmothers, aud two i pound aud puij abroad, wo think there were uot more in the evening a complimentary supper, for it. mended that it be appropriated, which companies which were to arrive the next ‘ Esten of the Owl’s Head House. Sev- wards identified by the rating marked on her great great grandmothers. than two or three cases of intoxication tendered the Society, its guests and the — A L’herly .-(tert servant girl Iran-formed, was done. They then,with the addition of raorning. During Wednesday the weather ' eral cords of wood were bu rned in heat- Mrs. Christopher Gerald of Benton, during the day, and in one [of these, at officers of the McCulloch by the citizens hatch combings. Bartlett’s Reef is on the quiet home ilrto a babel and lo-lagood place, lij Mr. John Frohock of Str. “ City of Rock was cloudy and threatening, and con- ing the "ovens,” alter which aboutsev- was struck by lightning Sunday, the 8lh least, the offender had his uniform taken of Wiscasset, was served at the Hilton main, a short distance below .New Lond« n merely .-Iraliiiug lour quarts of crab apple jelly land,” No. 1, constituted themselves siderable anxiety was felt lest a rainy day ; euty-flve bushels of clams and twelve House. At a meeting of the Society held inst, while washing dishes. For along off aud was at once sent home. The con and Plum Island is ten miles away to the south­ time her life was despaired of, but site through an eighteen dollat Executive Committee to carry out thei should cause all the plans for Thursday barrels of corn were put in and cooked immediately thereafter, a memorial sketch ward. Capt. Nash also found at the same duct of tho visiting companies was the of the late John A. Poor of Portland, was finally rallied; hut sad to relate, only to — “ Why,” asked a governess of iter little plan for a general firemen’s parade and to “gang agley.” in approved style. The “ bake” was place a part of the deck of the schooner Richard find herself totally blind. charge, “ do we pray God to give us our daily subject of general favorable remark, ahd given by Chas. II. Tuttle, Esq., of Bost­ muster. They procured the services of The Day served up about six o’clock, after the trial Bulwinkle (identified by the works on her A terrific hail storm, on Sunday, passed bread ? W liy don’t we ask for four days, or to­ we have heard the “ Androscoggins” of on, and remarks were made bv Hon. J general committee of arrangements, con broke on Thursday with leaden skies,but of engines, when a lively scramble eu- W. Bradbury, of Augusta, Dr. Woods ol hatch combings) which was also lost on Bart- over Faris aud Sumner. Hailstones as days, or a week?” "W e want it fresh,” replied Topsham, “ Lewistons" of Lewiston, the ingenious child. sisting of twenty-one of our most promi still without a storm. A slight “spriuk- sued for the savory coutents of the bas- Brunswick, Geo. B. Sawyer of Wiscasset, ett’s Reef. large as hen’s eggs fell, breaking glass, Washingtons” of Belfast, “ Pacifies?’ ol C. T. Lewis of New York, Geo. T. Davis leveling corn, and bringing whole or­ ----Dean Swift, while listening to a very unia nent citizens, who have generously sec­ ling” of rain fell about nine o’clock, but kets, which were dumped upon the tables, fcxT* 'Ve regret to learn that the wife of Augusta, aud “ Monitors" of Grdito. of Portland, John Shepherd of Boston. chards of apples to the ground. A goose ; teresliug piece of music, showed signs of weari- onded their efforts; issued a circular of this was all. The streets were in good Jollity and good humor prevailed aud Hon. J. W. North of Augusta, Capt. Capt. Alfred Stahl of this cily received a let­ was killed by a hail stone at West Faris. ' ness. His neighbor, observingit.uddresscd Ina specially mentioned, while others,/ no invitation to the engine companies condition lor marching, there was no hot everybody “ went in” for himself aud got Treadway of tho McCulloch and several ter on Monday evening, annouucing the sud­ A collision occurred on the Maine Ceil- saying. “Are you aware of die fact lint lbs doubt, may be deserving of equal praise. throughout the State, and took measures sun to bring discomfort, and very little what he could others. As bearing on the historical litera­ den death of her husband at Bristol, England, tral Railroad at lieadfleld last Friday noon i piece is very diffleuli?” "I wish it A largo tiutn her of people came into ture of Maine, this expedition has beeu between a passenger train and a freight possible," was Swift’s reply. to secure a subscription among our citi wind to interfere with the play of the en- The Trial ok Engines. very successful. on the 2d inst. Capt. Stahl was in the act ol the city to attend tho muster and the train hacking up on to a siding. The zens to meet the expenses of the occasion gines. On the whole the elements were After the collation, the foremen of the crossing a plank from the vessel to the wharf, passenger engine was injured somewhat — A grave-digger walking the streets of street was crowded during the parade ol Windsor, the oilier day. chanced to turn ao| The people responded very generously very propitious. several companies drew for position in Complete lleturns. when the inboard end of the plank slipped and the one ou the freight cars smashed the firemen. The K. & L. R. R. ran three The Kennebec Journal of Tuesday pub­ from the rail and he fell between the ship and up. noticed two doctors walking behind him. to the solicitation for funds, and a hand* Arrival of Companies. playing, and obtained their numbers in extra trains from Bath, bringing grea^ lished complete official returns ot tile the wharf and was pressed against the wharf The next meeting of the [Maine State hlopl-cd till they passed, amt I hen followed oi some sum was soon raised. 1 he “E. P. Walkers” and “ Ellsworths,” the order in which they are given below, late election of Governor from the entire numbers of people, besides the firemen by the motion of the vessel, as we understand, Teachers’ Association will be field In Ban-; l'ehiml them. “ And why this?” -aid tln-j.•[ of Vinalhaven, with their machines and jeapt. II. G. Bird, Ex-Chief Engineer of State,except some small plantations which got'about Get. 22d. Prof. Barbour, Mr. know my place iu litis procession,” said he. Tub Companies from Abroad. Among those present at the muster were and instantly killed. Mrs. Stahl receives the accompanied by the Vinalhaven B and,! Fire Dep’t, and John T. Berry, Esq., had threw a total vote of 838, about evenly Harringtop, Superintendent of Schools, I - Thom ,- K. Beecher considers that to ;«• The invitation of the committee drew divided between the two parties. These sympathy of the community in her sudden be­ arrived a little before 10 o'clock, on the beeu appointed Judges, with Hon. N. A. Mr. J. A. Roberts, Chief Engineer of the New Bedford. Mass,, and J. II. French, fret Sunday-sehoul instruction without ,-onn out very prompt responses from fire com­ final returns give Perham 71,824; Kim­ reavement. State Superintendent of Vermont and Steamer Pioneer, aud were received by Burpee, Ex-Chief Engineer of Fire Dep’t, Fire Department of Savannah, Ga., and jgent-tal eon-cut in the family and church will be panies in various parts of the State, at ball, 54,742; majority for Perham 17,082; Mrs. Anna Randall Diehl gave an en­ others will lecture. City of Rockland,” No. 1, and the^Rock- as Referee. Chief Engineer Morse, ot the Chief Engineers of Augusta, Rich­ ail increase of between 6000 and 7000 over feund a well-nigh ustless endeavor. The,un­ once insuring a large parade and giving mond aud Ellsworth. tertainment of select readings at the Universa- Rumor says that Judge Rice is to be vill obey the prevalent wind-, and it-jl the land Band and marched to their place in the Augusta, was appointed to examine the the majority of last year and a little more made managing Director of the Maine every promise of a successful muster In the evening the streets presei.ted a than double the average Republican ma­ list Church last Friday evening, as had been eklv • le in Sunday school. line. At about half-past ten, the “ Mon- machines duriug play and see that they Central Railroad and will discharge the The entries continued to come in, until lively appearance and a large crowd gath­ jority at the gubernatorial elections of the previously announced. Owing to the rain, the duties of General Superintendent, There — I’lto-e Western people are m:hir.4 if not itors” of Orono, “ Excelsiors” of Upper drafted water during the whole play and last three years. twenty-one companies from other cities ered to listen to an excellent out-door audience was not large—perhaps one hundred is another report, but improbable, that ingenious and original. One of them lately as- Stillwater and “Eagles” of Brewer, with that they wefe worked fairly. After and towns had signified their acceptance concert, with which our citizens were fa­ persons—but it was an appreciative one, and Edwiu Noyes of Waterville is to ho of­ autnid a comfortable position, took in lib Emmett’s Band of Bangor, arrived on the some delay the distances were measured The Geneva Arbitration, very general and well-deserved praise is given fered the position again, mouth a piece of rubber tubing, the other end of the invitation, and all but four of vored by the Bangor Cornet Band, in steamer C. B. Sanford, and were received off and the trial began and was continued ca rd o f 1 13.500,000 Io the United State.. to Mrs. Diehl’s performance. The number of Congregational elturehes of which connected with the gas fixture, and them enrolled themselves as contestants front of the Thorndike Hotel. ill M ain o jo 389; m inisters, 168, of Wbont .-uuk to his night's repo»e a»calmly as a flotver by the “ Gen. Berry’s” and “ City of Rock- in the presence of a large concourse of The decision of the Court of Arbitration wm’orotanJ ibut prohibition ot the for the prizes. One of the companies Our citizens may congratulate them­ at Geneva, was announced last Saturdny 60 are pastors, 32 are without pastoral at set of sun. lands” of this city and “ Eagles” of Ban­ people. There was very little wind and liquor traffic was practically enforced on the entered for competition—Eureka, No. 4 selves that this first firemen's muster ever The United Stntoa receive ihe gross sum charge, and the remainder are stated sup­ — A young couple from the* backwoods of gor, with the Bangor Band. Conductor the trial could hardly have taken place or ntteeu and a half millions of dollars day of the firemen’s muster. We are informed plies. The membership of the churches of Thomaston—withdrew their machine held iu the city h«s pioveil so entire a Tennessee arrived at Nashville, on their bridi'i White’s train ran to Thomaston aud under more favorable circumstance.. for losses sustained by the acts of the that th e Mayor required all th e saloons to ,- 19,462, of whom 806 were received last lour, and on calling for a room, were sho-.vu in­ on cbe eve of the muster, on account of success, for which no small shire of the Alabama, Florida and Shenandoah, the year, 542 by profession. Amount eon brought over the “ State of Maine" anil The following is the play of the several strictly refrain from selling intoxicating drinks to the elevator, whi it they iu their iittioi eace its having been disabled during the pre­ praise should be awarded to the and latter after leaving Melbourne. By the iributed during the year, 341,587. Eureka” companies, with the Thomas­ engines as determined by the judges. of any sort,on pain of promp t prosecution for tool; fur a htd-rootii. When the servant, who liminary drill, and were obliged to come interest with which the arrangements terms of the treaty the award is payable Under date of August 26.It, patents ton Band, before ten o’clock. Subsequent­ For builders’ names and size of cylinder in gold at Washington within one year the slightest violation of the law, and also that hud gone fo r some matches, returned. Ii - found without their engine. All the companies were planned and carried out by the Ex­ were issued to tho following citizens of them partially disrobed and expres-in ; th ly a special train arrived, bringing the see the preceding list of entries. from the date of the award. the saloon-keepers themselves made a com­ Maine: W. F. Bunnell, Portland, Truss entered were present and took part in ecutive Committee. We hope its results The decision ot the Court is signed by pact with eacii other to sell no intoxicating li­ Bridge; J. A. Gooch, Biddeford, Tailor’s dissent at tho closeness of ihe room and the Pacifies” of Augusta, with Berry’s Band ; Nana. Place. Class. scanty sleeping njjonjj I ttioas. the muster. We re-publish the list of 1. Ellsw orth, will tend to iucrease the efficiency of the all the Arbitrators except Sir Alexander quors during tne day. In consequence, not­ Crayon Holder; J. Knights, Biddeford, Androscoggins” of Topsham, with the Vinalhaven, Cockburu, who will give a separate judg- companies in the order in which they 2. W ashington,’ B elfast, Fire Department of the whole State—a withstanding the large numbers of people in Medical Compound; G. il. Merriam, — A schoolmaster was onee asked. "Why are Brunswick Band; the “ Torrent,” “ Del­ 3. F ire K ing. G ardiner, mant agreeing with his colleagues only in Portland; Car Coupling; L. It. Palmer, were entered, correcting some errors 4. Lewiston, Lew iston, 171 7 branch of public service of great import­ the city,there were very few cases of intoxica­ cream uud sugar put iu tea!” and was an­ uge” and "Kennebec” companies of Bath; 5. Tiger, Hallow ell, 2d, 176 8 - relation to the Alabama, the award in Belfast, Machine for Jointing Staves. swered, “ They render Ihe acute angles of tea which appeared in the list last week:— G. Monitor, Orono, 105 0 which case constitutes the greater por­ tion noticed, and the good order and quiet of Tempest” of Richmond, with drum, fife ance to our communities. The Commercial says that Col. Mayo, more o b tu s e .” 1. “ E. F. Walker,” No. 1, of Vinal Haven; 7. Pacific, Rockport, 151 G tion of the total sum. the day were very noticeable. This was as it and hag-pipes; “ Niagara” of Brunswick; 8. Eagle, Bangor 1st, 184 2 together with a party of New York capi­ Mr. Hollaway, the English pill and oiat- men; Jeffera tub, 10 1-2-inch cylinder; U. Torrent, Hallowell, i y Thomas Thorn, who murdered a Damages were granted in the case of should be, but what the authorities did on talists, representing a capital of sixteen George Roberts, Foreman Lewiston” of Lewiston, with Johnson’s 10. Eagle, Brewer, the Florida 4 against 1, and in tile case of me nt man, is going to erect a hospital. Which 11. E. P . W alker, Vinalhaven, man named Wilson, in Ilarpswell, on Ihe Thursday, why cannot they do every day? If millions of dollars, started Wednesday 2. “ Ellsworth,” No. 2, of Vinal Ilaven ; Baud; “ Tiger” of Hollowell, with the Hal­ 12. Tem pest, Richmond, the Shenandoah by 3 against 2. All the is as go o 1 a way as any of expi iting Ihe sm of 45 men; band of 17 pieces; Hunneman tub, 5lh of February, 1843, and who was con­ it was a duty to the peace and quiet for a surveyor a proposed railroad along lowell Band; “ Fire King” of Gardiner, 13. Pucitic, Augusta, 2d, 182 0 other cases presented by the American the river shore between Bangorand Rock­ seiling patent pills. 7-inch cylinder ; B. J. Richards ; Foreman. 14. A\'iugara, Brunswick, victed of the crime aud committed to Government were dismissed by the of the city last Thursday, and to protect many 3. “ Pacific," No. 3, of Rockport; 45 men, 15. Excelsior, Up’r Stillwater, 2d, land preliminary to the beginning of ac­ A bridal couple, visiting some mountain with the Gardiner Cornet Band and “ Tor­ 1G. Androscoggin, Topsham, 2d, Court. among the hundreds who came to the city on Hunneman tub, 5 1-2-incb cylinder; Andrew prison on the 17th of May following, has tive operations in the construction ot wonders in West Virginia recently, approached Morton, Foreman. rent” of Hallowell, The western compan­ Pacific, No. 4 of Augusta, burst her air- at last been pardoned by the Governor that day against the temptations to indulgence this important link of railway communi­ too near the edge of a cliff, und were precipitat­ 4. “ Pacific," No. 4, of Augusta ; 50 men; ies were received by “ N. A. Burpee,” No. chamber from its bed on the first trial and and Council. Thorn has given evi­ About Town. in strong drink, by enforcing the law against its cation. ed over it, both being instantly killed. band of 1C pieces; Button tub, 10-inch cylin­ with the Rockland Baud, and marched The Universalist State Sunday school before she had reached her best play. dence of repentance of his crime aud his Wanted—a biy at thia office, to carry sale, is it not as important and imperative a du­ Recent observations have been made in der; E. H. Ballard, Foreman. down Park street aud were taken to their convention will he held at Waterville oil 5. “ Washington,” No. 5, of Belfast; CO Eagle No. 3, of Bangor, broke one of the conduct has been generally exemplary papers. ty to protect our own citizens, every day, against the 16th of October. In the afternoon Vermont, by one of the lending geologists of men; Jeffers tub, 10-inch cylinder; S. S. several positions in the line. the evils of a demoralizing and criminal traffic? Boston, witii the intent to verify the report of iron aims supporting the,brakes, during We shall refer to his case at further lenglh j@ “ Mr. Geo. D. Wooater liA resigned his there will he opening exercises, and an Hersey, Foreman. « The Procession, hereafter. Would it have been any worse for our liquor- essay ou the one lesson system, followed the existence or large amounts of iron ore iu the C. “Androscoggin,” No, 2, of Topsham ; 50 her third play. These were, we believe, position as keeper of Owl's Head light, on ac­ northern portion of the State. The quantity of was formed in three divisions, the first sellers to afford the means of intoxication to a by a discussion of its merits. 7 P. M. ad­ men; band of 11 pieces; Hunneman tub, 5 the ouly accidents to any of the compet­ count of failing health. dress on some subject connected with this ore seems inexhaustible from recent dis­ 1-2-inch cylinder; C. If. Small, Foreman. Supreme Judicial Court. hundred men last Thursday, than to furnish it division on Water street, with the right ing machines during the trial, and ouly 5QP*Tlie railroail wharf, a feiv hundred feet Sunday schools, followed by discussions coveries and scientific researches. The Stat 7. "T orrent,” No. 2, of B ath; 50 m en; no to ten men each day for a hundred days ? We resting on Main street; the second di­ one length of hose was bursted during Knox County—September Term. south of Atlantic Wharf, is progressing and and remarks. I7tli, Thursday A. M., au has also valuable lead deposits. tub; J. N. Swett, Foreman. think that everybody applauded the Mayor’ essay on Sunday school libraries, with 8. “ Deluge,” No. 3, of Bath; 50 men; vision on South Main street, with the the whole play. The engines were gen­ beging to make some show. tw o maideu ladies in Louisville were very action on Thursday, and unless our citizens see discussions by various persons. P. M. band of 20 pieces ; no tub ; F. Shepard, Fore­ right resting at “ Gen. Berry" engine erally worked in a very creditable manner APPLETON, C. J., Presiding. much shocked the other day, when they ob­ JQ ’* Rev. J. E. Fnllertoo will preaeli in the some great moral distinction between crime in an essay on the subject, what the denom­ man. bouse, and the third division on Pleasant and very good play was generally made. served a young lady in a neighboring yard a g s 9. “ Tiger,” No. 4, of Hallowell: 50 men; The Supreme Judicial Court for Knox Coun­ Congregational Church next Sabbath. the aggregate and crime in detail, they should ination aims to accomplish, and bow to deep hole and bury a i object carefully shroud­ street, with the right resting on Main The judges were impartial and desirous awaken au interest in the work. Discus­ Hallowell Band; Hunneman tub; 5 1-2-inch ty began its session in this city on Tuesday, at T. P. Pierce, Esq., has removed his of­ require the same wise restraint of the elements ed ill while cloth. They at once nottlicd the cylinder; R. T. Hodgdon, Foreman. sions will follow. street. The line was formed without of doing exact justice to all, and general 10 o’clock A . M. The following is a list of the fice from Atlantic Block, to the Probate Office of disorder, strife, danger and demoralization police of their suspicions of foul play, and the 10. “ Lewiston,” No. 1, of Lewiston; CO The State Convention of the Young body was exhumed. It turned out to be that o f men ; band of 20 pieces; Hunneman tub, 5 confusion or unnecessary delay aud the satisfaction was felt with the fairness of Jurors in attendance :— in Pillsbury Block. to be extended over every day in the week and Men’s Christian Association of this State a lamented cat, mid the suspicious spinsters 1-2-inch cylinder; C. F. Cleaves, Foreman. column commenced to move at about the trial. Grand J ury. Advertisement. every week in the year. to he held at Winthrop, has been post­ were hooted by the crowd. 11. “ Tempest,” No. 1, of Richmond; GO half-past 11 o’clock. The following is the The prize for first-class engines was Nathaniel Alford, Hope. A fine assortment o f Hair Switches, at poned front next week to Wednesday, m en: Hnnneman tub, G-inch cylinder; U. W won, ns will he seen, by “ E. P. Walker,” William Blake, So. Thomaston. low prices at Keene’s Variety Store. Another large sale of real estate be­ rhursday anti Friday, Get. 2d, 3d and 4th. Quite un exciting iucidcnt occurred in one Gardiner, Foreman. ORDER OF PROCESSION. of those deep rock cuts at the foot of Lo >kout William Bradford, Jr., Friendship. If you want a nice satchel or travelling bag longing to the estate of the late A. H. Kimball, This change is made on account ol' the 12. “ State of Maine," No. 3, of Thomas­ No. 1, of Vinalhaven, which distanced all Houulu'u, as tiie Memphis train was coming ton ; CO men: no tub; C. F. Chase, Foreman. First Division. John Bryant, Washington. took place on Wednesday. Good prices were occurrence of the State Fair this week, competitors. This machine was manned William Clark, Appleton. at a low price, Keene’s Variety Store is the 13. “ Eureka," No. 4, of Thomaston ; no Mounted Police. realized and the total amount of the sale was many who will be present at the Conven­ west. Astliecngme came puffing along urouud by one of the sturdiest and finest-looking Hiram IL Crie, Rockland. place to buy it. Also a fine assortment of tion also desiring to attend the Fair. tub; Wm. N. Bunker, Foreman. Rockland Band. about $28,000. The following is a list of the a heavy curve, a lrightcued cow. standing on 14. “ Kennebec,” No. 1, of B att; 50 men ; Capt. J. W. Crocker, Chief Marshal. companies which the State can show, aud Charles A. Glidden, St. George. jewelry at bottom prices. Messrs. Crockett & Co., Paris Iiill, tile track with only oue menu- of e-cn ie, as no tub; Gahan, Foreman. Henry Howard, Warren. property sold, with price and purchaser in each C-. W. S. Cobb,5, {I Aid(. was worked admirably. Their machine Edward Kelleran. Cushing. Scoth stone-cutter named John Hob­ n.auufaetiire by steam power doll car­ quick as thought scaled t ic rocky heights with 15. “ Monitor,” No. 2, of Orono ; 80 men ; Vinal E. Wall, J case, exclusive of two woodeu storehouses of riages. sleds, &e. This year they will Theodore B. McIntosh, Rockland. son, employed at Dix Island, was drowned by goat-like agility, till near the top,some six feet Button tub, 10-inch cylinder; G. F . Snow, Capt. W. W. Ulmer, Commanding Division. was built for a volunteer company in small value. make 250 dozen dolls’ carriages, 25 dozen Clerk. Gen. Berry, No. 3. Rockland. Brooklyn, N. Y., and was sold for $1650 P. Robinson, St. George. the upsetting of a boat near the island, last above the engine, where the rock projects over, Warren K. Sampson, North Haven. One undivided Half of the store and lot No. children’s do.. 10,001) children's sleds and 3he scrambled for life, hanging by her fore feet 1C. “ Eagle,” No. 4, of Brt-wer; GO m en; Bangor Cornet Band. Saturday. 250 dozen drag takes; and they are sold Eagle, No. 3, of Bangor, to her present owners, who have spent a Joshua P. Simonton, Camden. 1, Kimball Block, now occupied by Post Office, while the train rolled along beneath. Button tub, 9-inch cylinder ; W. 11. H. Wil­ James W. Spear, Camden. mostly in Portland, Boston, New York son, Foremtyj. Hallowell Band. considerable sum in overhauling aud re­ 50"”* Schooner Bound Brook, Ginn, of this to W. A. Farnsworth, for $2,950. Referring to Greeley’s denunciation of Tiger, No. 4, Hallowell. Erastus St. Clair, Union. port, loaded with lime, for Boston, struck on and Canada. Grunt tor euforcing the laws which Greeley If- JlSagle,” No. 3, of Baugor; 50 men fitting her and have owned her but a few Watson II. Vinal, Vinalhaven. One undivided half of stores and lots Nos. hand of 20 pieces ; Button tub, 10-inch cylin­ Niagara, No. 3, Brunswick. Gangway Ledge, Muscle Ridge Channel, at himself originated, Judge Uoadley tells the fol­ Thomaston Band. mouths. We understand that this ma­ Charles Waterman, Thomaston. 7, 8 and 9, Kimball Block, to W . A. Farns­ Washington Pastry.—A sojourner in der; Geo. H. Chick, Foreman. about three o’clock Sunday morning. She was lowing pertinent story: “Jedediah Burchard, 18. “ Niagara,” No. 3, of Brunswick; CO State of Maine, No. 3, Thomaston. chine made a fair play of 228 feet, by F irst T raverse J ury. worth, for $6,300. Washington sends the following: once preaching u revival sermon, was interrupt­ Eureka, No. 4, Thomaston. / got off, leaking very badly and run on Dyer’s men ; Hunneman tub, 5 7-8-inchcylinder ; W. actual measurement, at Vinalhaven, dur­ Albion Allen, Camden. One undivided half of the two-story brick 1 am particularly fond of lemon pie and ed by the entrance of Aaron Burr. ‘Here H. Stimson, Foreman. Pacific, No. 3, of Rockport. / Beach, a mile and a half below Owl’s Head. ing her drill previous to the muster. Nathan Baclielder, St. George. building occupied by the steam-mill and block ice cream for desert. A t------Hotel I comes one,’ said the revivalist,‘against whom I 19. “Excelsior,” No. 2, of Upper Stillwa­ Emmett's Band, Bangor. Charles D. Barnes, Hope, Her lime took fire and we understand the ves­ Theptize for second-class engines was shop, to J. P. Wise, for $2,500. went on peaceably for a couple of weeks, will testify in the day of Judgment.’ ‘ Yes, sir,’ ter; 75 men; Hunneman tub, 5 1-2-inch cylin­ Eagle, No. 3, of Brewer. Oliver D. Bowers, Camden. but I am always eatiug my lemon pie un­ der ; J. W. Dutton, Foreman. awarded to Androscoggin, No. 2, of Tops­ Anson Butler, Rockland. sel and cargo is a total loss, with the exception One undivided half of wooden store and lot said Burr, ‘in fifty years of criminal practice I Second D ivision. of a small quantity of lime on deck. Her sails der a silent protest, for I was a stranger 20. “ Fire King,” No. 2, of Gardiner; 40 ham, which made a splendid play for a Ephraim Dean, Jr., So. Thomaston. at the brook, formerly occupied by H. II, Crie and did not like to make objections. Fi­ have always found the greatest rascal turn men; band of 17 pieces; Hunneman tub, A 1-2; Capt. Arthur Libby, Commanding Division. Cyrus IL Delano, Friendship. and rigging were saved. & Co., to W, H. Glover & Co’., for $2,400, Slate’s evidence,' ” inch cylinder; T. P. Jordan, Foreman. machine of her class, as will he seen. Ezekiel Doe, Thomaston. nally I called a waiter and said : City of Rockland, No. 1, Rockland. “John, I have nothing to say about the 21. “ Torrent," No. 2, of Hallowell; 50 Johnson's Band, Lewiston. The third prize, for second best play, Lermond K. Fales, Thomaston. Richard’s himself again”—Rob Roy’s One-half of lots in rear of Kimball Block, A C A ltD . men; Hunneman tub, 7-itnjo cylinder; E. Lewiston, No. 1, of Lewiston. without reference to class, was awarded Joel Flint, Washington. foot is on his native heath and his name is to W. II. Glover & Co., for $525. ice cream, but what kind of pie is this?” A.t a meeting of the Executive Committee of “ What kind of pie did you order, the Firemen’s Muster held on Tuesday, Sept. Willis, Foreman. Israel C. Glidden, Vinalhaven. McGregor—the voice of the city crier is heard Three undivided eighths of wharf and lum­ Washington, No. 5, Belfast. to Tempest, No. 1, of Richmond. W arren Hills, Union. sab ?” 17th, it was voted to extend our most sincere Prizes and Playing Rules, Torrent, No. 2, of Hallowell. After the prize trial, the two new ma­ in the land, and Prof. Burns has returned to beryard, to W. II. Glover & Co., for $1,7 thunks to ihe Ladies of Roekiaud who so nobly Vinalhaven Band. Second T raverse J ury. “ I ordered lemon pie, but this appears and generously seconded our every effort anil the profession which he formerly so long One-third of lot of land on the bank north of The Committee offered two prizes of E. P. Walker, No. 1, Vinalhaven. chines belonging to this city were played Robert H. Hurd, So. Thomaston. to be dried apple.” bled us to supply the tables w ith the boun­ $75 each for the best play of first aud sec­ Ellsworth, No. 2, Vinalhaven. under the same conditions. They are 10- Elmus Hoffses, Warren. adorned, but from which he has of late been Mallett building, to II. W. Wight, for $644). "Dat's lemon pic, sab. You know dey teous collation which was served to the visiting hab a way of inixin’ dried apples in de Firemen on the 12th inst. Also to return Gardiner Cornet Band. Emery F. Joy, Union. missed. One-third of lot of land between Summer thanks to those of our citizens who with their ad­ ond class engines,respectively,and a prize Fire King, No. 2, of Gardiner. ineb cylinder Button tubs and are sup­ lemon pics here sah, to dat extent it re­ Henry F. Kalloch, St. George. The Temperance Reform Club will hold street and the old Kimball homestead, to Brad* vice and money gave such substantial assistance of $50 for next best play without respect to Monitor, No. 2, Orono. posed to be precisely alike in every res­ George Lamb, Camden. quires a man obability to ’stinguish them us enabled us to carry out every idea of the lord Kimball, for $355, class. Engines whose cylinders measured pect. Their play, as measured by the Robert Lawry, Thomaston. a meeting at Farwell & Ames’s Hall this eve­ apart. De lemou is scarce, you know, origiual programme without stintor limitation. Whole of double tenement two-story house and dey has to ’conotnize ’em so as to uglev six inches or more were ruled first class, T hird D ivision. judges, was as follows: John II. Long, St. George. ning, which will be addressed by Mr. J . K. , A . J. E , Chairman. Capt, A. G. Thomas, Commanding Division. Sabine Lord, Rockland. Osgood of Gardiner, President of the State and lot on Union street, at the Brook, (three- make one lemon do lb’ sixteen pies. 8. II. Boynton, Sec. and all others second class. By examina­ N. A. Burpee, No. 4, 218 ft. 8 inches. Eliphalet W. Lessner, Washington. Galaxy. ______N. A. Burpee, No. 4, Rockland. Reform Club, and Mr. R. L. Fogg. The fourths belonging to the estate) to Edward F. tion of the preceding list, it will be seen Berry's Band, Augusta. Gen. Berry, No. 3, 208 ft. 4 inches. H. A. Morang, Appleton. A CARD. Isaac Orheton, Rockland. Rockland Band will furnish music. The an­ Murphy, for $2,750. Diamond Tooth Saw.—A diamond- That there were 10 Hunneman, 5 Button Pacific, No. 4, of Augusta. During the second play of the “ Gen. At a meeting of Gen. Berry Engine Co., No. Tempest, No. 1, of Richmond. Lawrence Parsons, Cushing. nouncement will undoubtedly secure a full au­ Whole of four-tenement block of houses and toothed saw loi stone quarries has been 3. held at their hall, on Monday evening the and 2 Jeffers machines present nt the Berry,” the straps by which the leading invented in Vermont, and after three 16th inst., the following resolve was unani­ Brunswick Baud. S upernumeraries. dience. lot, on Union street (three-fourths belonging years experimenting, is said to have been mously passed and its publication ordered in the trial. The first class included nine en­ Androscoggin, No. 2, Topsham. hose was held steady suddenly gave way Frank J. Piper, Camden. papers of the city. ftgF»The members of the “ Orphean Choral to the estate) to N, A. Farwell, for $4,200. perfected so far as to work very satisfac­ gines—5 Button, 2Jcffer8 and 2 Hunne­ Excelsior, No. 2, Upper Stillwater. before she had got under full play, jerk ­ Thomas R. Pillsbury, Rockland. Resolced. That thanks of this Company are Bath Cornet Band. Association” will meet.for re-organization at Whole of single tenement house on Union torily. The main features consist of a due to the ladies who assisted by their volun­ ing the pipe from the hands of the pipe- William H. Rhoades, Rockland. straight saw armed with diamond points man tubs. The second class included 8 Kennebec, No. 1, of Bath. Charles B. Smith. North Haven. the Baptist Chapel, next Tuesday evening, and street (three-fourths belonging to the estate) tary ami arduous labors on the occasion of the Torrent, No. 2, Bath. men, and causiug a lively scampering of moving back and foith through the stone, visit of Eagle Engine Co , ot Bun ;or, to this city, machines, all made by Hunneman. The John W. Small, Thomaston. a full attendance is particularly requested. to Jacob Ludwig, for $800. ou the 12th iust., aud we do by this card ac­ Deluge, No. 3, Bath. the bystanders, many of whom were well W. F. Wight, Warren. with drills working vertically to free the trial of engines was to be conducted un­ Whole of single tenement house on Union i nds of ihe kerf. The diamonds employed knowledge our obligations to those ladies. The marching column, embracing twen­ drenched with water. Her third play Tuesday and Wednesday were occupied in g^**The annual fair of the Knox Agricul­ der the following rules: street (three-fourths belonging to the estate) are of the black variety, on a half-inch T. 8. Mc Intosh, Secfy. ty-four companies and eleven bands of was hurriedly made, as the time was near­ ulling and correcting the docket, hearing tural and Horticultural Society will be held at let.—Each Engine to draft its own water and to A. F. Ames, for $860. width, and with a six-horse power engine ACARJD. music, with their various showy uni­ motions etc. The number of new entries Farwell & Ames’s Hall in this city, on Thurs­ play through 200 feet of leading hose, through ly up. If this accident had not occurred One-third of a lot of land of 5 acres, on can be sunk in the solid quarry from six As foreman, I desire to express the thanks of such pipe or nozzle as it may select. forms, and nineteen engines, gaily deco­ thus far is 121. day, Friday and Saturday of next week. The to twenty-four inches per hour, according the members of the Androscoggin Engine Co., No. 3 would undoubtedly have made bet­ both sides of Broadway, west of Middle street, for the kind treatment received by them at the 2d.—Ten minutes will be allowed each Com- rated, with their jumpers and hose carri­ The term will doubtless bo a short one. No exhibition of stock and drawing matches will to the hardneas of the material operated ter figures. The “ Burpees,” it will be to A. F. Ames, for $575. upon. The instrument is very compact, recent Firemen’s Muster at Rockland. The panv to place its Engine, and make its best case has yet come before the jury. take place at tho Knox Trotting Park, und Mayor and citizens of ) our city are assured that ages, made a very imposing spectacle. seen, made the best play of the day, with One-third of the “ Kimball pasture ” on and one of the power displayed can be play and its best stream during that time shall The line was over half a mile in length, there will be a grand horse trot on Saturday the hospitalities extended to the Topsham tire- be measured by the judges. the exception of that made by the "W alk­ north side of Liinc Rock street, 13 acres, to operated by two men, whose services, to­ men makes a sunnier spot in th ir memory than and was precisely fifteen minutes in pass­ The curiosities and relics of wood and afternoon, for purses aiuountiog* to $150. gether with the fuel consumed, will any previous meeting of the kind in which they e j _Two minutes will be allowed to re- ers. " T. A. Wentworth, for $405. have taken a part, ami will long be remembered ing the foot of Lime Rock street, where stone which Prof Herrick of Bangor col­ Tickets admitting to both hall and park ^ili be amount to less than ten dollars a day, ef­ nlace each length of bursted hose. lected during his late tour in Syria and Whole house-lot on Broad street, north of fecting an estimated saving of the labor by them. „ r 4t|,__ gach Company may choose one Judge the column was reviewed by the City Gov­ A Promenade Concert and Ball, sold for 25 cents, except on Saturday after . Chas. H. Small. Foreman, Egypt, were shipped by a sailing vessel, , , • • . tj , -H u s,.' the Thaclter house and lot (one-half belonging in behalf of the Company. to assist at its trial only. noon, when admission to tho Park will bo oO ; _ ___’ ” of fifty men, aud reducing tho cost of ernment, who occupied a platform erected at Farwell & Ames’s Hall, closed the fes­ which took fire in the Meuiterranean, i to the estate) to Thomas Dermott, for $400. solid building material one-half. Topsham, Sept. 17th, 1873. 5th —Ail Companies must be ready when ce n ts. their numbers are calied. jfor the purpose. The column moyed tivities of the day. The galleries were aud was totally consumed.

______©he (Church Column CON VERSA Tl ON Miscellaneous. Mscellttneous. Miscellaneous. The editor of the Hearth cyid Home Uusiness Cards. Miscellaneous. M ed ica l. who, by the by, has a keen sense of the Rockland, Seat. 19, 1872. No. 16. ludicrous, and has no objection to a hearty SOLARG KAPILS. TRUE P. PIERCE, . . .WE HAVE AT THE j z A i n s laugh when occasion calls for laughter, is O V E R BRAND Attorney and Counsellor at Law. MUSIC and Variety Store, VEGETABLE SICILIAN The undersigned, haring engaged responsible lor the following, on the im­ MUSIC &VARIETYSTORE A LARGE ASSORTMEV column o f this paper to use as he may see portance of an occasional change in con­ MOHAIRS. OFFICE IN ULMER BLOCK, HAIR McLoon, Artist, We sell an excellcnttl’iuno Forte for fit, bejs to announce that neither publish versation, made by D O C K L A N D , : AIATTVTT Stereoscopic Views, RENEWER. ers nor editor are in any degree response SUBSTITUTING TIIE MATHEMATICAL FOR LESS THAN $1,00 per Day for . J’r°n>pt attention given to all business ei Which we are selling from b c for what may here be said. THE METEOROLOGICAL. if S “,'1.,k'd in Rockland, aud 75 Cents to $3.00 per dozen. Every year increases the popularity of this valuable Hair Preparation; JULIUS II. WARD riiis,” he 8:iys, “ will render unneccs- oni »n nnn-rnm-rn ...... One Year- Wo arc also selling ICA.KS* very low. iry (he time-worn and utterly useless re- PORTRAITS MADE FROM LIFE, Fine Toned Organs, II. I. W lillT ii C l, ALBERT SMITH, which is due to merit alone. We can rans, one set reeds, for $ &3.00 Rockland, Ju ly 25, 1872. 33 Services. marks about the weather, which wo hear Mfe Size 13 x 15 inches, to Lire sizes as x :io assure our old patrons that it is kept so often, like tile following:” inches, and finished in INDIA INK, PASTEL and “ one stop. 90.00 fully up to its high standard; and it S. Peter’s Church, Park street, Rockland “ It is very hot this evening, miss.” UK A YON. —DEALERS IN— is the only reliable and perfected prep­ Hours of service, 10 1-2 A. M., 3 P. M Pictures of all kinds copied, such as D n g u c r “ four stops, 115.00 TIRE, MARINE, “ Yes, sir. I think it's hotter than it o ly p e w , A inbrolypi-H, M clnitioiypcH , &c., Stoves and Tin Ware. AND aration for restoring Gray or F aded Sunday School, 2 P. M. was tliis morning.” the most elegant style of the art, making them oi any '•^THAPEMA H air to its youthful color, making it required size, from *£ to the size ol Life. By this “ five stops, 125.00 S. John Baptist Church, Thomaston. Hours "I really believe it is; but it is not as soft, lustrous, aud silken. The scalp, liot as it was last night." SECOND HAND STOVES, r n ^ c E . of service, 10 1-2 A. M., 7 1-4 P. M. Sunday Splendid Picture can be Obtained WIELODEONS—Portable Case, $05 Sc $70. by its use, becomes white and clean. “ If it is as hoi to-morrow I don't know Piano Case, $ioo. ? n " iM rT Cn?.,loV *l?11.g,ht “nd sold- Second hand School directly after morning Service. what 1 shall do." Many persons are possessed of pictures of deceaser It removes all eruptions and dandruff, relatives, which, though they are valued highly, ar< rU R N II LiU'z of ail kinds bought and sold. P ar­ “ But I don’t think it is possible for it Simonton Bros. W e will sell a Superior Organ with C stops for ties breaking up housekeeping should give us a call. and, by its tonic properties, prevents still not so desirable as an elegantly finished photo­ The Rockland Children’s School to be hotter Ilian it was yesterday.” graph. W e have also on band and for sale the hair from falling out, as it stimu­ LESS THAN 50 ets. a day for We hope to be able to say next week when We have here something both novel and All Kinds of Second Hand Sails, lates and nourishes the hair-glands. this school will open ami where. The whir instructive to the mind. But a change Pictures Tastefully Framed O n e Y e a r . varying in size Irom a Maia nal! to Topsails and J ib . By its use, the hair grows thicker and night be made by substituting the mathe- in highly finished heavy Black Walnut, Oval and Are the Importer’s Agents- easy t“ ma’ e 8i" ! cu,“°'ners excellent bargains and IVVK ‘Sto*;! ‘ !‘ucl' ns ia usually found in stronger. In baldness, it restores the has been the chief cause of delay, it is very matieal which would afford variety. For Square Frames, new style Boston and New JUNK STOREb, bought and sold. Cochran’s Agency, capillary glands to their normal vigor, desirable that we should begin in a pleasant York Patents, manufactured expressly *** " e wish the public to understand that we instance, people of ordinary culture might for my trade. Persons at a dis­ Crockett’s Building, lInis converse: ltKPltESENTINQ THE and will create a new growth, except and centrally located schoolroom, and we ha tance can be furnished FOB|THE SALE OF THE meni,aJIUeUt 1U ttdvance for Rent oflimi in extreme old age. It is the most ‘Good morning, miss. Nine and eight with N O R T H E N D . been in the position of the Irishman catching Pictures to their satisfaction. Necessary information Our Variety Department Rockland, Fob. H,|1872. OLDEST AND STRONGEST economical H air D ressing ever used, make seventeen.” will be given by addressing the artist. lotf the Ilea,—when we were sure that we had a “ Yes, sir, they do; and three from CELEBRATED wiUi°usPlete‘ E xam lne our stock and you will agree as it requires fewer applications, and suitable room, we found we hadn’t got it seventeen leave fourteen.” dcMidcucc Studio. Spear Blocky M ain St. gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap­ Rockland, Ju ly 3, 1872. ALBERT SMITH. E. G STODDARD & co .? INSURANCE COMPANIES However, “ where there’s a will, there’s a “And one more will make fifteen.” IS lit V lilt ItlilM I Manufacturers and Dealers in ' pearance. A. A. Hayes, AID., State way.” We shall probably have to content our “ Yes, sir; but seven into fifty-three is SOAPS, TALLOW, GREASE, " " Assayer of Massachusetts, says, “ Tho selves with a temporary room till spring, when very difiieult.” THOS. McLOON, Artisl. constituents are pure, and carefully Or, .f the parties have attained a higher i OF T H E P U B L I C selected for excellent quality; and I proper and permanent arrangements can bi rade in mathematical knowledge, we i R ockland, Ju ly 5, 1872. 30 NEATS tOOT OIL. T WSUtj-SL{ MIlHdl DO llm . made. Miss Anna J. Colson will be the teach­ might have something like this: consider it the Best P reparation m o h a i r s , for its intended purposes.” er in charge, and no one who knows her will “ How do yon do, madam? Six and Are assured that the N 3 i W PURE GROUND BONE j ' niof»^8u*ldie” oii-Dwclling Houses, Household Fu*- SoW by all Druggists, ami Dealers in Medicines. predict anything but success for the work to even-eights added to four and a quarter ; Which arejwarranted to Retain i i ,. ., '» Stores, Stocks ot Goods ^Finishing Risks on nakc eleven and one-eighth.” PADDIACF DI7DOQITGDV FOIt AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES. , Biuhiings in process ot construction, ves els ion the Price One Dollar. which she puts her hand. Parents who en ­ btocks and all other iusuruble property. •Yes, indeed, fill. Jones; and three LA nnlA uL nL lU O l I U il I their Color and Lustre, ’Y22 Guy Street. Rockland, Muine. trust their little ones to her training will find md a ninth will not go evenly into fif------B u c k in g h a m ’s D y e them improving not only in their studies but in ’till Wornjout. OKATIO X. KEENE, “ Certainly not; and eleven-twelfths ot C u m t Y l i H ^ S AT AS LOW KATES FOR THE WHISKERS. their behavior, in their character, in the devel­ Henry F. Miller H ( Succenor to E. ir. H a lle tt J ThesejFgoods are sold at’|nolother JJouseJin^this W h o l e s a l e a n d R e t a il D e a l e r i s As our Renewer in many cases re­ opment of those simple and right feelings which ix will come within two and a halt ol 1 4170111.1) inform hispatrons and the public, that he ounty- As can be obtained in any l)ein13.5O Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty A Perpetual Weather Table.—The including BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY. They possess in a remarkable degree Ihe essential Jan u ary , 1, 1872. time in the whole period of youth so important PIANO-BOX BUGGIES. characteristics necessary to substantiate the claim Cents. following was sent to one of the widely BOUND COVER PORTLAND WAGONS, A. P. AMES, President. Hartford Fire Insurance Company, as that before the child is ten years old. It is GROCERS’ WAGONS. Manufactured by R. P. HALL i CO., Hartlord Conn...... Cash A ssets $2,942.051.16 very difficult after that age to correct the evils ireuiated journals of the day by Mr. J. EX PR ESS WAGONS, &c., &c., NASHUA, NH. of bad training, and the child who has been Cool, oi Indiana. He says it was con- all built in tlie best manner ami warranted. He will XOIITHJMI, JDST SOUTH OF CROCKETT BLOCK. BERRY BROTHERS continue to carry on. at bis shops in the rear of the Theyeare theibest Pianos in the Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co., well taught the rudiments of learning, wi«l feel trueted by the celebrated Dr. Herschel Carriage Repository, the business of i HAVE REMOVED Springfield, Muss...... Cash A ssets $1,055,105.75 Ayer’s C athartic Pills, Carriage Building-and Repairing,r rpiIE above named Company having been dulydul or Country., the start thus given all through life. upon a philosophic consideration of the TO T H E IR For the relief and prepared to give prompt attention to’JOBBIA -L ganized, and having purchased the Iron Fou ndry Tho Franklin Firo Insurance Co., Now this careful early training is due to the sun and moon, it is confirmed by the ex­ ‘ j and Machine Shop of Philo Thurston Sc Co., arc pre- cure of all derange­ ry kind connected will, jibe carriage [business, fl„ ordcri for u„ kini|3 o( THEY ARE SUl’ElilOK IN iiUadclphiu...... Cash assets J a n . 1, 1871, $3,255,748.91 ments in tlie stom­ personal attention of the mother or the teach­ perience of many years’ observation, and whether in WOOD or IRON WORK. TRIMMING, NEW LIVERYs&HACK STABLE!1' ach, liver, and bow­ PAINTING or VARNISHING, as he employs the Union Insurance Company, els. They are a mild er: How many teachers in our public schools, ill suggest to the observer what kindol best workmen in tlie several departments, and has Iron Casings andIMachinery, Quality, Volume and Eveness MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, Me. aperient, and an hud many years’ experience in tile business. Ilangor, M aine...... Cash A ssets $540,785.37 excellent purgative. with fifty or sixty little ones herded together, eather will probably follow the moon's in the best manner and at Reasonable Prices.] ORDERS SOLICITED Being purely vege­ can give each one the- separate training which utrance into any of her quarters. As a ^ 5 National Insurance Co., table, they contain for NEW WORK or JOBBING. Prompt attention Machinorytofi all iKlnds!repaired at of Tone, Perfectness and no m ercury or mine­ they need ? Who is to overcome the obstacles general rule it will be found wonderfully i will be guaranteed, and a l l W ottii W a r r a n t e d . Ghort notice. ■trtfjr.1...... Cush Assets, $517,204.83 ral whatever. Much of the duller pupils ? Who is to create in them SECOND HAND CARRIAGES serious sickness and correct:— Delicacy of Action, Ele­ Pennsylvania Insurance Co., suffering is prevent­ the love of study ? Who is to lay the still on hand, and for sale at good bargains. FORGINC AND BLAGK8MITHING ed by tlieir timely If tlie moon changes at twelve o’clock, i F. L. CUMMINGS. Philadelphia...... Cash A ssets.l $1,250,315.95 use; and every family should have them on hand deeper and better foundation of faithfulness ana noon, the weather immediately afterward R ockland, Ju n e 29, 1872. 29 gance of design and Any gtyle of Single or Double Team furnished at for their protection and relief, when required. short notice and at reasonable rates. Long experience has proved them to be tlie saf­ obedience and reverence ? This is where the vill be very rainy, if in summer, and Best a ccommodations for Boarding Horses and Ea3torn Insurance Co., est, surest, and best of all the P ills with which work of our children’s school lies. It is their here will be snow and rain in winter. Non-Resident Taxes Packard’s Capstan Winches. W orkmanship ansient Teams, in the city. B angor, Me...... la s h Assets, $391,027.16 the market abounds. By their occasional use, Particular attention is give to furnishing team the blood is purified, tlie corruptions of the sys­ individual, personal, separate training which is If between 2 and 4 o’clock, 1’. M .; Cargo Winches. Ship's Pumps, Windlass and Coaches lor funerals. In tlie town of Thomaston, in tlie County of Knox Purchases, etc., Orient Insurance Co., tem expelled, obstructions removed^ ami ihe hangeable in summer—fair and mild in for the year 1871. a n d Also, Books kept at tin's office for tiie difle n t Stage whole machinery of life restored to its healthy needed, and the following this up month by inter. j constantly on band and made to order. ines, where all orders should be left. liurllord, Conn...... 4C ush A ssets, $502,1215.50 activity. Internal organs which become clogged month, till impressions have been deepened in­ 7pII E following List of Taxes on real estate of mm- ’ EKED H. BERRY’. and sluggish are cleansed by Ayer's Pills, and Betweeu 4 and C 1’. M.; fair in botli I resident owners in tlie t own ol Thom aston for The Foundry and .Machine Shop will be under the , ,, , CHAS. II. BERRY. stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease to habits, till habits have become principles ol ummeraud winter. the year 1871. in hills cornu: lifted to William 11. personal superintendence ol Mr.. B. B. B e a n , and D I JS .A !?S D oi r V . Rockland, Ylay 7,1872. 21tf National Insurance .Company, is changed into health, the value of which change, Hatch, Collector of faxes for s aid town, on the third ' the Blacksmithiug Department in charge ot .Mr. Z Uangor, Cush Capital $200,000___A sselts, $419,059.78 when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy action, is the most important thing in the train­ Between 6 and 10 o’clock, I’. M .; in day of July, 1871, ha lrned by him to me as ; (>. who will use their best efforts to tlie ex Fire am t Marine Ri.-ks takea. it, can hardly he computed. Tlieir sugar coating | edition ot all orders entrusted to them. They have recently received the] ing of the young. It is this which, whether summer, lair, if tlie wind is north-west, malniiig unpaid on tin* second day of July, 1872, by j O. N. BLACKINGTONS makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their in winter, lair and frosty, if tlie wind is his certihcate of tliat date, and now remain unpaid; I Rockland, Feb. 28. 1872. 0ml2 Bay Stato Firo Insurance Co. virtues unimpaired for any length of time, so coming from personal < (Tort, or from the over­ and notice is hereby given that if the said taxes and 1 Endorsement of the City of Boston, LIVERY STABLE. that they are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable. Hurt li or uuiLli-wesI; rainv, if soulli or interest and charges are not paid into the Treasury Worcester, Mass.,...... Cash assets $340,273.09 Although searching, they are mild, and operate sight of a thoughtful mother or teacher, which soul Invest. of said town within eighteen months from the date Important to File Consumers, Lindsey Street, Kuehl md Maine. without disturbance to tlie constitution, or diet, or of the commitment of the said bills, so much of the Jiy the award o f the Contract to occupation. - has laid the foundation for the men and women Between 10 and 12 o'clock, 1’. M .; fair II AVE appointed an Agency in Rockland to i Hanover Firo Insurance Company. Full directions are given on the wrapper to real estate taxed as will he sufficient to pay the ceiveall kinds ol worn out tiles to be re-cut, who have been great in the world of thought in summer and frosty in winter. amount due therefor, including ^interest aud charges, : New Yorl:...... Cash A ssets, $572,021.91 each box, how to use them as a Family Physic, IAll orders or packages left at J. LIBBY ami for the following complaints, which these Between 12 at night, and 2 o'clock, A. will, without further notice, he sold at Public Auc­ SON’S STORE, (No. 4. Custom House Block), w . furnish the Public Schools or action. If parents have ambition for their tion, at the store of E. L. Dillingham & Co., in said P ills rapidly cure: — \i.; f a i r in summer and frosty in winter, be attended to with promptness and dispatch. Andes Insurance Co., children, there is nothing in which it should tlie tenth day of January, 1173, at 2 o’clock 1 For l>yM|»vp!»ia or X ndigeatlon. II>iT i;itE K , Ihe best ofOnieilt. unexcelled lor slrenglll ami dll N. BIRD & CO, they should be taken in large ami frequent doses “ Does the Protestant Episcopal Church be­ in winter. 1 1 fDl.’Ll) inform his triends and the public, that ra- ilily. Il extends over u tract of abniit live acres (The largest Music School iu the world), ! (Successors to I to produce the effect of a drastic purge. T V he is prepared to attend promptly to all onh rs aud is easily quarried, having a natural “bead” of F o r Muppre*«*ion, a large dose should he lieve and preach the necessity of a change o1 ork i Irniii ai In ZJ leet. Ii Is situated uiiliiu Hu rods of LIFE INSURANCE. taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym­ r u t: jl a iis ik u .stxrjxtr.. house Anil the Ihslon Music School. heart ? ” A strange question, but really asked ork i factory Hie road above ineiilioued. one mile from So. I'liom- West India Goods and Groceries, Combined capital lor Life Insurance represented at pathy. During llic siege of Gibraltar, in th e nsliin village aud half a mile from tide waters. To this Ag-ncy, A s a Dinner Pill, take one or two P i l l s to The first reply is found in Iter doctrine of what m y be < Iu i, tnnjls, parlies having Ihe reijuisile capital for engaging Coal, Wood, IIay promote digestion ami relieve tiie stomach. absence ol the Heel, and when an attacl; Main .St., upper’s , 1 be manufacture of Cement, this propertv oilers Sand, Fi An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ami the human heart is without such a change. .Store, No. 3, Rankin Bl«ick.‘ • good an oppn tunily as can be found ill llie could NO. 6, CRANKJN BLOCK- Over Thirty Million Doliars. bowels, restores tlie appetite, and invigorates the was daily expected, one dark , night a sen- r / w . Rockland, July 18, 1872. 32» The subscriber will sell Ihe whole properly, or i i the Conyregationalist t Boston Recorder.) ; Rockland, April system. Hence it is often advantageous where She holds, and teaches that it is a wicked, try, whose post was near tile Devil’s Tow­ ly!7 no serious derangement exists. One who feels f t h e CE i i . N T I.U'AKRY separately: Tlie stained, selfish, sin-enfeebled, sin-enslaved, er. and lacing the Spanish lines, was |h c 11 a controlling par of the contract furnish tiie public ml < tolerably well, often finds that a doso of theso Sporting anti ami BlastingIliastiun Powder, iic schools of Boston with piano.' mnst be very grati­ SIMONTON SSKOTIIEKS. P ills makes him feel decidedly better, from their landing al the end of ids walk, wliist- t therein ; or lie will sell I fie *• a ,,,.le a f fying to .Mr. M iller, and is a tes/i. long to the, musical lost heart. The first li comm m ” utterance of | only, t ponsible parlies, as may lie a -t'd upon DKALEItS in cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive L',1!”’, lookiu' I<.,,‘ki,l8 towards them, Ids head ] |?USE, Shot, Cupf, Stc„ in jobbing lots, at Boston ! witfi'tbvpu public o f the high position whir i these instruments Insurance A gainst A ccidents. her Public Worship is a lamenting confession rchaser. For furtlii r partiuuii , address occupy. Tlie serercst test that tl ey lieve received al C x o o d s , app aratu s. tille d with noth in g but, fire and sw ord, lor Cush. o or apply to tlie subscriber on the premises. PREPARED BY II. ii. Clllli & co. tie New England Conservatory of Music, und at SHAWLS, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, Travellers Insurance Company, of this fact, morning and evening, ller ninth miners, breaches, storming and blood­ WM. C. FARR. in; ny other public institutions w’-.ere they are in con- LINENS,...... TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, H artford, C onn...... Cash A ssets $1,250,000.0 Dr. -T. C. AYERS: CO., Practical Chendsts, I 80. T hom aston, July 3. 1S72. 30 -t.mt daily use, is a guarantee of their many excel­ Article explicitly declares it—u Original shed. By the side ol his box stood a Polices issued against los.s of life by accident, ii Z O IF M i, JfASaS’., U. S. A . | lent qualities, and especially of t .eir durability. C lo a R i ul , 3ri:. ed by I lie ,peas, was soon overtaken and i Trip: P er without its being presented. J lout the work of seized; ami by his capture tlie tranquility All work will be faithfully and promptly attended C-ILCHREST, FLINT & CO., Ilc|^jonv ct^‘°n *s wrought;' at what precise mo- oi the garrison was restored, wiiliout STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD. to. :hat slau£Ltvi and bloodshed which every <5- Orders may be left or bundles sent to tin eM f t ;,eS’ns in any individual case, we can- sques cleaned or mar. Lad prognosticated in the beginning Eustern Express Office. 31 Ship Chandlers uBdt take to tell. The Church deals here, tlie direful alarm.—2Iancheslec —AND— r* „ cstom is, with fads, duties, promises, S U M A3 E I t A R R A N G E AlE N T . Horse Kails and Shoes, 13 31 O Ii 32 « , t ^idhcorics. “ Turn ye, turn ye, for why A p.u ty who proposes to publish a new ND Norway and Swedes Iron. Best Nail Rods o i t : x ri? a. is s e i v , ‘'Get you a new heart, and a House-keeper’s Guide, sends the Boston 8TEAMBR CITY~OF RICHMOND, anti Steel,'at Boston price; 66 SOUTH STREET, Purlieu! VEGEl'INE is made exclusively from the juices o A12tf carefully selected burltM, rootM and hei-bu. and is "A,” if her cry. Yet all her standards Commercial iiulk tin tlie following ex- e’iipt. C. IvilBy, W tW YORK. Those having work jngly concentrated that it will effectually eradi­ tracts-from the foitheomiug work; Sept. 27, 1871. 1yl2* iave it done tor less m oney than elsew h ere.” AI- cate from the system every taint of S c r o f u l a , teach that the renewing and converting Agent Will leave Bangor every Monday, Wednesday and Lobster Twine a-isl Warps, >vork w arranted. Scrofulous Huuioi'.Tuuioi a. Ciuiccr, Cun- Plain sauce—Au interview with a Sara- Friday, at 0 o’clock, A M.. touching at Hampden, “loin H auler, Lvy->:}*ck&n-Ask any horse- about 11:30 o’clock, and a t Portland about 5 o’clock orc£ttl' H. u. CRIEi CO. MAIN STREET, THOMASTON, ffpure blood. Scintam . luflnuim uiorv aud gracious gift of life and power. Before the I P. M. in season to connect with the 6 o’clock Steam­ n u lls old. well known and favorite Hotel, lias beei Chronic Khrum»tb»m. N, urnUin. Goul, •n actor. boat Expre- s train for all way stations on the East­ AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS. and Spinal Couiphainin, can only l.e effectually baptised person is confirmed, it is the Rector’- ern and Boston and .Maine. Railroads. This Train 1 leased by the undersigned, and bee xo boil a tongue—Drink sca'.Jing cof­ Manila and Hemp Cordage, remodeled ami furnished, is ed through tlie blood. will always wait for the arrival ol the Steamer going r . h T e d d y , /or Clcrrx and Fruptivc Disraaxcx of tlie duty to see, by every t?st lie can - fee. West; making sure connection and arriving in Bos­ 0liUkliUJI, M , Tar, Pitch, &c„ as ioiv as the lowest went and transient boarders. • Cash. It will be am ply supplied with all tliat is necessary in , PiiMtn««*M. P in a p lr x , B ln tc h c x , B o tlx , this renewal lias been so'’ “PPb’> lhat To m ike a good broil—leave a letter ton the same evening. tn*r, Scahihcail ami I t i u g u r u m i . A I7GE- KTUHNiNd, will leave Railroad W harf, Portland, 21tf II. II. CRIE & CO. for the eomfort and convenience of its patrons. soul surrender**3 .omplished, and the from one of your old sweethearts, where The undersigned’s old acquaintances and friends at SOLICITOR OF PATENTS TINE has never failed to effect a permanent cure. v Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 o’clock P a i n i«i the L yndk H o u se, wherein* has officiated as Cl e r k . 'or the back, Kidney Com- your wife eau find it, P. M.,*on a n iv a i of the Steam boat Express T rains L c n - the a jn love and consecration to since its opening, will please take notice of uis n e w For Inventions, Trade Marks or Designs, pliiiiktN, I»rop-dv, Fem ale WcnkucM*. ilow to make an Indian loaf—Give him liich leave Boston and way stations on tlie Boston SEWING JIACm NE! rh elbow. Freight and baggage not taken away from the Store reasonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made n*cl>r. P ile " . N e r v and G e n e r a l pros­ biased Gospel of our Lord,-if our baptized House on the day of arrival will tbe stored at the ex­ CUSTOM HOUSii BLOCK, J. P. GILLEY, to determine the validity and utility ot Patents ol tration of the N crrouw SyMtera, no medicine has To “ hone” a turkey—Take it when tiie pense and risk of the owners. DOMESTIC. ever given such perfect satisfaction as the YEGE- offspring have any place with us in the family- KOCKLAND, MAINE. 45tf Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered in poulterer is not looking. F ate to Portland, $l.5(>, Boston $3.00, by steam er all matters touching the same. Copies ol the claims rt.\E. Il purities the blood, cleanses all of the or- Counsellor & Attorney at Law, ijuiis. and possesses a controlling pow er over the Ner- festival of our Christian hope and privilege,— To eoni beef—Feed your cattle at a from Portland $2.25. Way fares as usual. Freight Facts for Your Consideration• ot any patent furnished by remitting one dollar. As­ Reduced. J. P. WISE, Agent. G. W. PALMER & SON, Commissioner of U. S. Circuit Court. {Attention signments recorded in Washington. then they are pitiably wronged by the policy brewery. Office No. 7, K im ball Block. W e will enumurate only a few of the many leading No Agency in the United Slates possesses superior The remarkable cures effected by VEG ETINE have DEAELIC9 JN given to Bankruptcy matters, uud allkiuds ol claims induced many physicians and apothecaries whom we How to select a lb til—Ask the umpire Rockland May 1. 1872. 21 points of excellence, combined in the ‘•Domestic, against the United States. facilities for obtaining Patents, or ascertaining the which practically tells them they are aliens leaving ail minor points to tlie decision ot the oper patentability oj inventions. know to prescribe ami use it iu their own families. from tlie covenant, and have no share in either of a base-ball match. ator It makes the COLD ANDSILVER WATCHES CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, All necessity ol a journey to Washington to pro­ In fact, V E G E l’IN E is tlie best remedy ) e t (lis A plain stew—A trip in an old-fashioned ROCKKAN I>, - - MAIIS’l*:. cure a Patent, and the usual great delay there, are oered for the above diseases, and is the only rel its duties or its joys ; no motherly arms of a INLAND ROUTE l/EATEI) GOODS, here saved inventors. lie It LI)OD PU K IFIK K yet placed before th street railway ear on a warm day. LOCK STITCH, A pril 12, 1871. 17tf pul lie. Church about them in their temptation ; no For Portland, Portsmouth, testimonials. Piepa-ed by II. R. STEVF.NS, Boston, Mass. JEWELRY Afte/,MSICY,qOODS Price $i.*5. bold by all Druggists. P8eowl3t penial sympathies in their sorrow; no simple TALBOT RUST & GOULD, •• I regard Mr. Eddy as one ol the most capable and A correspondent at Newport pro­ Salem, Lynn, Dover, Law­ with tlie least and most simple machinery of any successlul practitioners with whom I have had offi- creed and liturgy for their lips ns well as for nounces Ihe belle of ihe season to he a SHU1TLE SEWING MACHINE. It therefore. Q L O v iuul tlie w' ’*ow’ ailu WHOLESALE rence, Lowell and WEARS LESS than any other, and combines with its Ci I’ll'A REES MASON, Commissioner ol rntents.” IN THE BLOOD. the lips of the older sinners around them ; no Philadelphia lady, wim has beeu a belle remarkable simplicity, and ease ot running, great BUnPEE’S HTiouK, ST., “ I have no hesitation in assuring inventors that quietness of operation with a wouderlul range ol sion of adoration and visible dignity in attitude for over half a centurey, and whose hair B o sto n . RUCKYANI). MJi. DEALERS IN ICE, they cannot employ a man more competent and trust is as white as tho paper on which 1 write. work KOCK3?OTtT, M AINK. worthy, and uwro capable ol putting tlieir applies and vestm ent; no holy imagery of the Christian 1st. Extra size and room under arm. Rockland, Feb. 24, 1870. 1 ltf tions in a form to secure lor them an early and lavor She is charming. She is never -‘out ol TWO TRIPS PER WEEK. 2d. Simplicity, direct action. 4SP Applications lor Freight invited able consideration at, the Patent Office. year to fasten the facts of redemption in their practice” when asked for music; she is rite Steamer ILzJE'W’- 3d. E ase of operation. • Rockport, J a n . 23,11871. EDMUND BURKE. 4tli. Noiselcssuess. No cams or gear wheel. WM. BEATTIE, I.ate Commissioner ot Patents.’ hearts. Can it surprise anybody, that, ready to entertain any one, and she does 6tli. Cylindrical hardeued cast steel Shuttle, with “ Mr. It. II. E ddy lias made lor me over THIRTY when all these gracious auxiliaries are lacking it as a few young ladies can do. “ 1 should __ 2lice.) Machiasport, for Portland. large Bobbin. applications for Patents having been successful in al­ he furiously jealous.” said Kate, after cvqtv Moud.iy and Thursday mornings at 5 o’clock, fith. Superior Automatic Takeup. Comllor aii Atlouej at Law, FISHERMEN! most every case, bucli umnisiukable proof of gn u children turn their happy faces from the grim touching at Jone.qiort. Mlllbridge, So. West Harbor, 7tli. Sell Adjusting Tensions. talent and ability on his part. leads me to recommend watching her hold court in the hosel par­ (Mt. Desert.) Sedgwick, Deer Isle, Castine and Rock­ 8th. CAN NOT BE PUT OUT OF TIME OR AD­ BEHRY I5T.OCK, TW INES & NETTING, ALL inventors to apply to him to procure tlieir pa­ mask which has been forced upoo the religion lor, “ were I her husband!” I do not be­ land, arriving in Portland same evening, in time for JUSTMENT 1»> use. This is a quality possessed Over T. A. W entworth’s Boot & Shoe store, tents, as they may be sure of having the most faith­ of the Lord and Lover of them all, preferring s *n gers to take Ihe Pullman Train for Boston, by no other .Machine in the world. lyJanl’72 ROCKLAND, MAINE. M ANUFACTURED I1YJ ful attention bestowed on .tlieir eases, end at very lieve ibis better half of hers ever fell liicli (to accommodate the passengers,) runs from 9th. Great Range of Work. reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGART.” to have ju st as little to do witli it as fear and more proud when lie led her to the altar, ambout landing, leaving at 1.10 A. M., arriving in lOfli. D urability o f W orking parts. wm. e. mini’nt & soxs., Boston, J a n . 1, 1872. ]y5 T in TERUVT AN STRUT mnVnv ttiew nat G. C. ESTABROOK, M. D., U lilliuioro Aid. and expela disease by supply luff the blood a W» ihan tie did Iasi night wlien lie curried oeton at 5 A. M. Express trains leave at G.15 and 1 ltb . This Macldne gives Castors. eonstrainl will allow ?—, in Stoves and Tin Ware. AND aration for restoring Gray or F aded Sunday School, 2 P. M. was this morning.” the most elegant style of the art, making them of any fire stops, 125.00 H air to its youthful color, making it “1 really believe it is; hut it is not as required size, from to the size ol Life. By this soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp, S. John Baptist Church, Thomaston. Hours SECOND HAND STOVES, ; LIKE hot as it was last night.” -Portable Case, $05 & $70. by its use, becomes white and clean. of service, 10 1-2 A. M., 7 1-4 P. M. Sunday ‘If it is as hot to-morrow I don’t know Splendid Picture can be Obtained. Piano Case, $100. Finl'v??)'!® 10? ■ and sold. Second hand It removes all eruptions and dandruff; School directly after morning Service. what I shall do.” Many persons are possessed of pictures of deceased , A , H URE of all kinds bought and sold. Par­ datives, which, though they are valued highly, are Simonton Bros. ties breaking up housekeeping should give us a call. ■ and, by its tonic properties, prevents ‘But I don’t think it is possible for it > desirable as t i elegantly finished photo- We will Sell a Superior Orgiin with 0 stops for The Rockland Children’s School. to he hotter than it was yesterday.” W e have also on hand and for sale INSURANCE. the hair from falling out, as it stimu­ LESS THAN 50 cts. a day for lates and nourishes the hair-glands. We hope to be able to say next week when We have here something both novel and All Kinds of Second Hand Sails, varying in size irom a Maia sail to Topsails anil Jibs ------300------By its use, the hair grows thicker and this school will open aud where. The w/tere instructive to the mind. But a change Pictures Tastefully Framed O n e Y e a r . night he made by substituting the mathe­ n highly finished heavy Black Walnut, Oval and Are the Importer’s Agents- euty term’ 6 B'" ! custom,:rs ex“ Uent bargains and IPS-'k ‘ST nnJ’.K B eK . such as Is usually found in stronger. In baldness, it restores the has been the chief cause of delay. It is very matical which would afford variety, Fo«‘ Square Frames, new style Boston and New JUNK brORLS, bought and sold. Cochran’s Agency, capillary glands to their normal vigor, desirable that we should begin in a pleasant York Paterns, manufactured expressly lie wish the public to understand tiiat we re- instance, people of ordinary culture might lor my trade. Persons at a dis­ Crockett’s Building, and will create a new growth, except thus u«en|PayXUent lU udvauce lor K eut o f lu stru - KEPKEKKNTINO THE and centrally located schoolroom, and we have converse : tance can be furnished FOB|THE SALE OF THE in extreme old age. It is the most been in the position of the Irishman catching Good morning, miss. Nine and eight i „ ,, NORTH END. OLDEST AND STRONGEST make seventeen.” Our Variety Department liockiand, F eb. 14,(1872. loti economical H air D ressing ever used, ,—when we were sure that we had a “ Yes, sir, they do; and three from ‘ OELEBRATED wiUi°™sP etC' Ex“nilnc our 8tock uud you will agree as it requires fewer applications, and suitable room, we found we hadn’t got it. R c m iiI c u c c & Studio, Sprnr Block* M ain St. gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap­ seventeen leave fourteen.” Jiocklund, July 3.1872. ALBERT SMITH. E. G. STODDARD & CO., However, “ where there’s a will, there’s a SOLAR ROOMS in CROCKETTS PHO­ INSURANCE COMPANIES pearance. A. A. Hayes, lLDn State “ And one more will make fifteen.” TOGRAPH GALLERY, Main St. Manufacturers and Dealers in way.” We shall probably have to content our­ “ Yes, sir; hut seven into fifty-three is , BEAVEIt ItiilYli In the UNITED STATES—with a combined capital Assayer of Massachusetts, says, “ The very difficult.” for I’ire and Marine Business of constituents are pure, and carefully selves with a temporary room till spring, when THOS.McLOON, Artist. OF SOAPS, TALLO W , GREASE, Or, J* the parties have attained a higher T H E P U B L IC selected for excellent quality; and I proper and permanent arrangements can be grade in mathematical knowledge, we j R ockland, Ju ly 5, 1872. 30 NEATS JbOOT OIL, &e made. Miss Anna J. Colson will be the teach­ (ALSO, Over Twenty-Six Million Dollars, consider it the B est P reparation might have something like this: MOHAIRS, i for its intended purposes.” er in charge, and no one who knows her will “ How do you do, madam? Six and J 2 S T E W Are assured that the j Risks taken on Dwelling Houses, Household Fu.- SoW by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines, predict anything but success for the work to seven-eights added to four and a quarter PURE GROUND BONE, ; niture,.Stores, Stocks of Goods;-Finishing Risks on tmke eleven and one-eighth.” Which arejwarranted to Retain , Builoings in process of construction, ves els ion the Price One Dollar. which she puts her hand. Parents who en­ FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES. I Stocks and all other insurable property. “ Yes, indeed, Mr. Jones ; and three CARRIAGE REPOSITORY their Color and Lustre, ’y a ! Gay Street, Rockland, Muine. trust their little ones to her training will find and a ninth will not go evenly into fif­ ’till Wornjout. B u c k in g h a m ’s B y e them improving not only in their studies but in teen.” F . o r a t io n. u e e n e , AT AS LOW KATES FOB THE WHISKERS. their behavior, in their character, in the devel­ “Certainly not; and eleven-twelfths of F. L. C u m m in g s H e n r y M ille r H f Successor to K. IP. H a lle tt, 1 Thcsefgoods are sold at’|nolother JlouseJin’this W h o l e s a l e a n d R e t a il D e a l e r in six will come within two and a half of uunty- As our Renewer in many cases re­ opment of those simple and right feelings which As can be obtained in any quires too long a time, and too much are the glory of childhood. being eight.” BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, now\’nw , would not such conversations . *• ,he big and repair shops, a CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, Reliable Companies, care, to restore gray or faded Whisk­ It is too often the case that parents begin at SIMONTON BROS. AND OVEK-SHOES. improvements in every way upon the sue- 1 STORE NO. 3 , Rockland, A p rils, 1872. 17tf Sole I.ealbi i'. W nx I.eulher, French and ; Mariiie,Bisk. on Vessels, Freights and Cargoes. ers, we have prepared this dye, in one the wrong end in the education of their chil­ •ession of weather platitudes which have HALL’S NEW BUILDING, American CnlfSkia». preparation-, which will quickly and dren. They think it don’t matter how they been so loti" in vogue? And shall we _ ROOKL A N D “ LININGS, BINDINGS, KID AND GOAT STOCK. ■ 2Etna Firo Insurance Company, effectually accomplish this result. It Rubber Goring, Shoe Duck, I’egs, Lasts, Shoe Nails, llarttord, Conn...... Cash A ssets $5,400,502.9 are started, if they only go away to some not he grateful to the Weather Bureau if being among the Shoe Tools of all kinds. wher is easily applied, and produces a color boarding-school for a year or so to finish ofi it brings about the change.” A t tlie ISrook, 3Iain Street, which will neither rub nor wash off. CARRIAGES FOR SALE, Home Insurance Company, their studies. The truth is that there is no T ROCKLAND, ME, New Y ork...... Cash A ssets $4,572,013.50 Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty A Perpetual Weather Table.—The including BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY, They possess in a remarkuble degree tlie essential Jan u ary , 1, 1872. time in the whole period of youth so important Cents. loliowing was sent to one of the widely PIANO-BOX BUGGIES. characteristics necessary to substantiate the claim as that before the child is ten years old. It is ROUND COVER PORTLAND WAGONS, A. P. AMES, President. Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO., GROCERS’ WAGONS, lla rtto rd C onn...... Cash A ssets $2,942,051.18 very difficult after that age to correct the evils circulated journals of the day by Mr. J. EXPRESS WAGONS, &c., &c., MA SHU A, N Ji. of bad training, and the child who has been Cool, of Indiana. He says it was con­ all built in the best manner and warranted. He will XOKTHEXP, JUST SOUTH OF CROCKETT BLOCK. BERRY BROTHERS continue to carry on. at his shops in the rear of the TheySare theibest Pianos in the Springfield Fire & Marine Ins. Co., well taught the rudiments of learning, wi»l feel structed by the celebrated Dr. Ilerschel Carriage Repository, the business of I------STB! , HAVE REMOVED Spriaglield, Mass...... Cash A ssets $1,055,105.75 Ayer’s C athartic Pills, 1 'IIE above named Company having been daly or Country., the start thus given all through life. upon a philosophic consideration of the Carriage Buildingcand Repairing, TO T H E IR For the relief and and is prepared to gfirivpnrnmnlnii...,iii,n',n-liiltnTvc -*■ gnni2<,d. and having purchased Ihelroa Kouudry The Franklin Firo Insurance Co., Now this careful early training is due to the sun and moon, it is coufirtned by the ex­ itectcd w rn, carHaac blahA ”"'1 ¥ “ch"’e » .....- «< l'"lto Thurston & Co., arc pre- cure of all derange­ of every kind couue ...... ' " h ...... ' ’ P“red *° *i:l aiders for all kinds of THEY ARE SUPERIOR IN Philadelphia...... Cash assets Ja n . 1, 1871, $3,255,748.91 ments in tlie stom­ personal attention of the mother or the teach­ perience of many years' observation, and whether in WOOD or IRON WORK. TRIMMING, NEW LIVERYs&HACK STABLE ach, liver, and bow­ PAINTING or VARNISHING, as he employs the Union Insurance Company, els. They are a m ild er: How many teachers in our public schools, will suggest to the observer what kindoi best workmen in the several departments, and has Iron Casings andlMachinery, Quality, Volume and Eveness MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, Me. aperient,’ and an had many years’ experience in the business. llangor, Maine...... Cash A ssets $540,785.37 excellent purgative. with fifty or sixty little ones herded together, weather will probably follow tile moon's in the best manner and at Reasonable Prices.] Being purely vege­ can give each one the separate training which ORDERS SOLICITED National insurance Co., table, they contain entrance into any of her quarters. As a for NEW WORK or JOBBING. Prompt attention Machinoryfcofi all iKindsSrepaired at of Tone, Perfectness and no m ercury or m ine­ they need ? Who is to overcome the obstacles general rule it will he louud wonderfully will be guaranteed, and a l l Wo r k W a r r a n t e d . short notice. • ir tf jr l...... Cash Assets, $517,201.83 ral whatever. Much SECOND HAND CARRIAGES serious sickness and of the duller pupils ? Who is to create in them correct:— Delicacy of Action, Ele­ Pennsylvania Insurance Co., suffering is prevent­ on hand, and for sale at good bargains. FORGINC AND BLACK8MITHING ed by their timely the love of study ? Who is to lay the still Philadelphia...... Cash A ssets,| $1,250,315.95 If the moon changes at twelve o’clock, F. L. CUMMINGS. use; and every family should have them on hand deeper and better foundation of faithfulness and noon, the weather immediately afterward R ockland, Ju n e 29, 1872. 29 gance of design and Any style of Single or Double Team furnished at for their protection and relief, when required. short notlce and at reasonable rates. Ea3torn Insurance Co., Long experitmee has proved them to he the saf­ obedience and reverence ? This is where the will be very rainy, if in summer, and Best a ccommodations for Boarding Horses and est, surest, and best of all the P i l l s with which work of our children's school lies. It is their there will he snow and rain in winter. Non-Resident Taxes Packard’s Capstan Winches. Workmanship transient Teams, iu the city. Bangor, Me.,...... (.ash Assets, $391,027.18 the market abounds. By their occasional use, Particular attention is given to furnishing team the blood is purified, the corruptions of the sys­ If between 2 and 4 o’clock, 1*. M. ; Cargo Winches. Ship’s Pumps, Windlass and Coaches lor funerals. tem expelled, obstructions removed, and the individual, personal, separate training which is In the town of Thomaston, in the C nty of Knox Purchase Orient Insurance Co., changeable in summer—fair and mild in for the year 1871. a n d Also, Books kept at this office for the dillerent Stage whole machinery of life restored to its healthy needed, and the following this up month by winter. stantly on hand and made to order Lines, where all orders should be left. Hartford, Conn...... ftL'asll A ssets, $502,035.50 activity. Internal organs which become clogged month, till impressions have been deepened in­ HUE following List of Taxes on rea estate of not FRED II. BERRY. and sluggish are cleansed liy Ayer's Pills, and Thomaston fo The Foundry and Machine Shop will be under the CHAS. H. BERRY. National Insurance Company, stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease to habits, till habits have become principles of summer am! winter the year 1871. in hills com m itted to> WWillia illiam 11.1 ' •'”»Pe«;inteny«»i»ep?*ia o r Indigention. children, there is nothing in which it should unless the « iud is (tom tile south or south M- JOB COLLETT, Pile Manufacturers. Cincinnati, Ohio...... C a s h Assets, $1,766,684.17 neMM, L a n g u o r an d lo w of Appetite, they Value. Ta? Aug. 1871. with the should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom­ show itself more than in their education ; and west. ach, and restore its healthy tone anti action. that education is to be preferred where your Between 2 and 4 o’clock, A. M .; cohl George Fernald, lot on Main St., Koyal Insurance Company, F or JLiver C om plaint and its various symp­ Joel Hupper, (estate of) tom s, liiliouu H eadache, Mick H ead­ and showery in the summer and snow and Samuel llinkley, (estate of) lot and Of Liverpool. Branch Office, Boston. child is carefully and faithfully taught by per­ Valuable Property for Sale H e n ry F. M iller P ia n o s, Paid up Capital and .Surplus,...... $ 10,(KI0,000 ache. Jaunjlice o r G reen Micknea*. Mil- storm in winter. 1350 $70u,000 Invested in the U nited S tates. ioiie C olic and H ilioua Fever.*, they should sons of experience and insight in the training 1 homas Lump-on, six acres land. In South Thomaston. be judiciously taken lor each cast Between 4 and 0 o’clock, A. M .; wind Ebenezer C. O xten, Mill Building, 50 of children. Further inquiries in regard to the MI E Subscriber offers for sale hi Thay are also used in the diseased action c and rain in the summer and stormy in Rohe, t K. Young, house ami lot, 380 property in So Alemanma Firo Insurance Co., cause it. t Jo h n B. H enry, house and lot, 550 ] T Thorns ated on tile .Road b ...... F o r I>y.*enterv o r O iarrhcea, b u t one school can be made of Miss Colson, at Mr. the winter. • Head of the Bay Cleveland, Ohio...... Cash t As=ets, $136,033.41 E. L.8DILLINGIIAM, 1 Ash Point, consisting of about H iissadiusdls Slate Normal Sli mis, FIRST CLASS CHANGE mikl dose is generally required. Thomas Colson’s, near Atlantic Wharf, or ol Between G and 8 o’clock, A. M. ; 17‘J acres, with the buildings then oiii tituting For IlheuiuatiM in. Clout, mak< N ? B IR D & C O , , This Company in.-ures for .V ol block Rates, and F or l>rop»y and Dropftical Swellings, showery in summer, and cold and windy UVIIOZCJSTIJKKIC, j have made no assessments. they should be taken in large and frequent doses the best of Cement, unexcelled fi (The largest Music School in the world), “ Docs the Protestant Episcopal Church be­ in winter. w OULI) inform his friends ami the public, that ru’Jlity. It extends over a tract of about five acres (Successors to G. IJ\ Brown tj\Co.,} to produce the effect of a drastic nnrge. •ml prom ptly to all ord'-rs and is easily quarried, having a natural -head” of DEALERS IN F o r hiuppresxion, a large dose should be lieve and preach the necessity of a change o1 for work at his workshop or at the from 20 to 22 feet. It is situated w ithin So rods of LIFE INSURANCE. taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym­ rut: a l a i u m -jd s e x t i x e l . And ihe Ihslon Music School. heart?” A strange question, but really asked houses of vork done in a satisfactory the road above mentioned, one mile from So. Ihom- West India Goods and Groceries, pathy. Duiiog tlie siege of Gibrailar, in tlic uston village and half a mile from tide waters. To A s a Dinner Pill, take one or two P i l l s to The first reply is found in her doctrine of what 1 Order ,my be ! parties having the requisite capital for engaging in Also. Hard and Blacksmith’s Coal, Wood, Hay promote digestion and relieve the stomach. absence ot the lleel, and when an attack Main St., or at my workshop, r I the manufacture of Cement, this property oilers as Snnd, Fire Brick and Cement. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and the human heart is without such a change. was ilaily expected, one dark night a sen­ ! Store, No. 3, Rankin Block. good an oppo tunityas can h- found in tlie coutdrv. NO. G, 5RANKJN BLOCK- Over Thirty Million Doliars. bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the { Rockland, July 18, 1872. 3m32* T he subscriber will sell the whole property, or will r / v i the lonyregationalisl an Boston Recorder.) Rockland, A pril 5, 1872. iyi7 system. Hence it is often advantageous where She holds, and teacties that it is a wicked, try, whose post was nearlhe Devil’s Tow­ Life Insurance effected in tiie most reliable compa­ no serious derangement exists. One who feels dispose of the (JE h < NV QUARRY separately; or <1 of the ontract t furnish the public stained, selfish, sin-enfeeblej. sin-enslaved, er. and lacing the Spanish lines, was | he will sell a controlling part of the latter and retain nies, ami on all ol the most desirable plans. tolerably well, often finds that a dose of these Sporting aiii! Riustinu- Powder. chools f Boston wiiii »- mnst be very grati- SLHONTON iiltOTIIKRS. P ills makes bun feel decidedly better, from their -landing at ihe end ol his waik, whist­ I tin interest therein; or lie will sell t he ‘•slump-leaf ’’ fling to Mr. Miller, ami is u Zt long to the m usical lost heart. The first 11 common ” utterance’ of | | only. tt> responsible parties, as may he agreed upon DEALEItS IX cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive ling, looking towards them, his head puhlic of the high position w iu i these instruments Insurance Against Accidents. ap p aratu s. , ‘Sho,5 Laps, Sec., in jobbing lots, at Boston ' with the purchaser. For further particulars, atldre occupy, 'flic Sirercat test th:i t! ey heve received at I Irenas G roocls, her Public Worship is a lamcnlhig confession filled with nothing but lire and sword, - Cash. r apply to the subscriber on tiie premia PREPARED BY II. ll.CItlE .t CO. tie New England Conserva irv of Music, and at SHAWLS, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, Travellers Insurance Company, of this fact, morning and evening. Her ninth miners, breaches, storming and blood­ WM. C. FA HR. m; uy other public institution: w iere they are in con- LINENS, TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, H artford, C onn...... Cash A ssets $1,250,000.0 D r. >T. C. A Y E R X- CO., Practical Chemists^ Article explicitly declares it—“ Original shed. By the side ot his box stood a So. Thom aston, July 3. 1872. 30 st int daily use, is a guarantei GLOVES Polices issued against loss of life by accident, ii LOWELL, M ASS., E. S. A. j deep-necked eat them jug, in whicli was lent qualities, and especially t C lo a R I I1<1 C loil]< 8. every form. Also making a weekly payment tor Di* Birth-sin ’’—denying Pelagianism. She begins Siaih’oadx Stcttniboats. ability in consequence of A ccident. FOK SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. the remainder of his supper, consisting o f with the new-born child, and the moment she J From the Womaids Journal^ Carpels Fealhcrtt. boiled peas. A large monkey (of whicli No. 4 BERRY’S BLOCK. G if All losses promptly adjusted and paid at tbit takes him into her motherly arms at the font mere are plenty at the top of the rock), OF The Miller Pianos excel in the beautiful quality and j Rockland, May 13, 1872. 21tf Agency. EUJRTEK A.. * Knox & Lincoln Railroad. richness of their tone; in their action, which ali pro­ BERRY BLOCK ROCKLAND. to train him up for Christ, her first words are. encouraged by Ihe man’s silence, and al­ fessional musicians pronounce niexceprionally su­ lured by tlie smell of the peas, ventured perior; audiu their elegance ol disigu and workman­ April 17, 1872. 91 ‘•Forasmuch as all men are conceived and ship. W . O . HEWETT, DR. WILSON'S- RHEUMATIC born in sin.” Her entire system of faith, wor­ to tiie jug, and, endeavoring to get at its JOB POINTING Dealer iu Foreign and Domestic eonleuts, thrust its head so far into the N and after MONDAY, July}22d, Passenger ship and instruction proceeds on this scriptural I rains will leave Rockland lor Bath, Portland, [From the Providence, R. T. Press\. LINIMENT, neck as to be unable to withdraw it. At O’ • and all stations on the M. C. R. IL, at D R Y U D D D S , ground—since without a complete change ol The use of these pianos iu many public institutions this instant tlie soldier turned round, and j 10|A- -'1 Promptly Executed and Schools, has gaiivtl for them an enviable repu­ IS A SURE CURE FOR motive, aim, affection, will, heart, there can Rockland for Bath, Augusta, Lewiston and tation. and throughout the country they are be WOOLENS, CLOAKS, CLOAKINGS, &c. EPH. PERRY’S Chronic and Imfiamatorv Rheumatism. Also, to came whistling towards his box. i he ALninmi. at 2:201 the most popular Pianos Mauulu .tured. Cloaks Cut and Mado to Order, Bruises, Sprains, Burns, Chilblains, Corns, H arts, be no salvation for any man. She labors by monkey, linable to get clear of it, started ' Passengers leaving Rockland at 10 A. M.. arrive 1: and all Inflammation, internal as well as Up 10 run off, willl tile jug sticking on his , .^ ’krrive i AT THIS OFFICE. NO. 1 SPEAR BLOCK, ROCKLAND, MAINE. external: tor Liver Complaint, Kidney all means divinely put at her command, to ac­ W. O. HEWETT. Complaint. Inflammation ot the complish that change. bead. 1 his (£1 rible apparition no sooner B ath, m 4:50 I-. 11.; t-unlum l at 6:45 i - .i i . ; i.ew ‘.i Iim tV IL MILLER, -----000------Bowels, I’illes, Gravel, saluted tlie eyes of tlie sentry,.than bis M .; Augus 8:15 P. Also, Agent for jETNA SEWING MACHINES. Womb Complaini, &c. Her doctrine is that of the words in which •ight Traiu will leai e Rockland, at 6 A . M. Seicins .lBachitics. Jan u a ry 12, 1S70. 5tf frantic imagination converted poor pug •nger Trains arrive at 11 HO A. M., a»ad5:f D YE HOUSE. the Apostles summed up the substance of their into a line bloodthirsty Spanish gieuadier 7 Rockland, Sept. 29, 1S7I. with a ireineatious high cap on llis head. Height Train arrive, at 4:35 f . M . 344 Washington Street, To whom it may concern. cer/ffy f !a ministry, “ Repentance towards God, and faith Freight leaving Rockland at.G A. M., arrives Wilson’s Linimeut, prepured »’• Geyer, is one o towards our Lord Jesus Christ.” Lest, in the I- nil ol this dreadful idea, ire instantly Boston next morning. Cor. of Uayford Place, INSURE IN THE PHENIX Crockett Building-, the best Liniments now in use; I u«'e used it In my fired liis pi^g roaring out that the ene­ Freight leaving Boston at 5 P. M , arrives in Rock­ family with great success, and have reeom- multiplicity of subjects pressing on the preach­ my had scaled the walls. The guard took land, the day following, at 4 :35 P. M. FIFTY PER CENT. OF BUOOKLY.V. tled it in my practice, and it has given universal V1 ,r C. A. COOMBS. Supt. B O S T O N . 3m It is comparatively the Strongest isatisfaction as tar as I know; and I will recomniend er’s mind, the message of awakening and re­ the alarm, the drums were beat, and in l'eb . 15, 1S72. to all that need a Linimeut as a safe and sure agent Amej-ican Fire Insurance Co. North End, : : Rockland, Me. newal should he crowded out of its place, two less than ten minutes the Governor and SAVED, to remove intlainn ation. G. L. BLAOSC, ASSETS, 31,800,000. J. R. ALBEE, Phy’s. special and extended Seasons in the Christian his whole garrison were under arms. BY USING THE The supposed grenadier, being very much INSIDE LINE. 1872. C. O. M OFFITT, Agent. For Sole Everywhere bv .ill Dealers Year, Advent and Lent, are so set apart for this 0 1 1 >5 a O O SC TEO , incommoded by his cap, and almost blind­ Rockland, Feb. 9, 1872. 9;f OTTON, Silk and Woolen Goods, dyed and finish II. GEYER. PKOp r ie t o r , Friendship - mn theme that it is impossible to pass them DOMESTIC ed in a manner to defv competition. ed by Ihe ,peas, was soon overtaken and Three Trips 1\ ROCKLAN J>, M E. CBlacks dyed at this establishment, do not smut. without its being presented. Jlou> the work of Week. rgigggrsEj seized; ami by his capture the tmnquiliiy All work will be faithfully and promptly attended G-ILCHREST, FLINT & 0 0 . , NATURE’S REMEDY. conversion is wrought,’ at what precise mo­ ol the garrison was restored, without STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD. to. LADIES. liat slau£>.loi ami bloodshed which every «g- Orders may be left or bundles sent to the m m m ent it begins in any individual case, we can­ Ship Chandlers You can have your sacques cleaned or dyed, and mac. la.ii prognosticated in the beginning E astern Express Office. 31 pressed to look like new. not undertake tp tell. The Church deals here, ol the direful alarm.—.Slanc/ienlei; —AND— a h r custom is, with fads, duties, promises, I s 7 S U » 1 » I E II A II II A A C E M E A T . llo r .s e Nails and Shoes, 1 3 3 1 O 1 2 , O E X T E E 7*1 ETV, The Great Blood Purifier. n-t . ith theories. “ Turn ye, turn ye, for why A parly who proposes to publish a new ND Norway and Swedes Iron. Best Nail Rods 8TEAMEE CITY~OP RICHMOND. and Steel, at Boston prices, in lots for cash, 66 SOUTH STREET, Particular attention given to dyeing and cleanin V E G E l’IN E is m ade exclusively from the juices o w ye die?” “Get you a new heart, and a lIousc-kecpeTs Guide, sends tlie Boston Ajbt, :I. U. OKIE &Co. your soiled and faded clothes, without ripping them carefully selected bark., rooiM aud herbs- and is frit,” is her cry. Yet all her standards Commercial Bulictiii the foilowitjo C a p t . C . K llto y , H E W Y O R K . Those having work in our line, will find they Jean strongly concentrated that it will effectually crudi- tracis from the forthcoming work; ° Lobster Twine auid Warps, Sept. 27, 1871. ly!2* e it done for less money than elsewhere. Al- cate from the system every taint of S c r o f u l a , iat the renewing and converting Agent Will leave Bnngor every Monday, Wednesday and k warranted. ScrofalouM fluu iov.’t uiiior*. C ancer, t uu- Plain sauce—Au interview with a Sara­ Friday. atO u’clo.k, A M.. luuching at Hampden, ioly Spirit. Our partis to cease re­ . Hooks and Gauging, Lines and Leads »iw lluuittv. Kry»!|»cfa«. Salt Sthcuiu, toga hotel elerk, Winterporl, Bucksport. Sandy foiul, Searsport, Bel­ ...... s &o., at very low pricer GEORGE’S HOTEL; EPH. PERRY, Prop’r. Syphilitic I>iMenHC», C anker, fc'uiiitucw at throw open the door, and receive the fast. Lincolnville and Camden', arriving at liockiand ibe Stom ach, and all diseases that arise from car’eom !- a any horse- bunt 11 ::ib o'clock, amt at l*« rtlulid about 5 o’clock II. U. CRIE& CO. MAIN STREET, THOMASTON. impure blood. Sciatica. InHamuiatorv and C. 51. in season to conueet will, the 6 o’clock Steam­ gift of life and power. Before the AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS. Chronic KhcumaltMiii. N. uraU ia. Goul, •e ..ctor, boat E x p ri> train lor all way stations on ihe Eas:- W IS old. well known and favorite Hotel, has been and Spinal Com plaints, can only be effectually baptised person is confirmed, it is the Rector’- aad Boston ami .Maine llailroads. 'ibis 'train leased by the undersigned, and been renovated, xo boil a tongue—Drink scalding cof- Manila and Hemp Cordage, 1remodeled and furnished, is now opened tor perma­ cured through the blood. will always wait fur Ute arrival ol the Steamer going r h ed py F o r CIcei'Mund Fruptive Di.ra»c» of the duty to see, by every t?st he can *• t ; m ,king sare connection and arriving in Bus* KUJI, Tar, ritcit, &c„ as iow as the lowest nent ami transient boarders. . T , It will be am ply supplied w ith all that, is necessary whiti. PumlufCM. Piu>Flr>, Blotches, KoiU, this renewal has been ae*' “PPb» " To make a good broil—leave a letter Ion tlie same evening. T etter, Sealdhca™v” 1’nrtlnnd, every luesduy and 13th. Those buying XIachines, will be taughtfto run NOTICE. The Thomaston School. Friday evening, at 10 o’clock. them . JE. 33. M A Y O , IIE Committee on Accounts and Claims of the v No. 30 Pey St., New T ort. Don’t Fail to Exaiuiuc it. Oflicc Opposite Lynd's Hotel, City of Rockland will be m sesson nt (>. S. An­ VV. FAR W ELD, Agent. dealbk in Sold bj DruggidUgenerauj.______In the character of the pupils, in tlie means — One of tlie wittiest sayings of the week is ItO CKI.AS'I) 3IU. Tdrew’s Book Store, on the last FRIDAY evening of Agent’s Office at No 2, Atlantic Block. For Sale at the Dry Goods Store of each month, from 7,'l till 9 o’clock, fur the purpose, of BLANKS, Town Orders and Auditor’s for making the school first-class iu every re­ the statement that while Mr. Greeley is goiny Rockland. M arch 25, 1872. Rocklnud, Feb 16, 1871. tot FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC examining claims against the city. All bills must be perts print, d atahort n o tic e _____ | spect. the term never began better than it did to Venuout to tell tlie farmers what he know: J. F. S8K5CH8& Co., approved by the party contracting them. Boni Nails, Bivois and Burrs, Carriage Wheels A Kims, Spokes IYIAA G O O DS, (). S. ANDREWS, last week. Tlie longer pupils remain with us’ about farming,—in .November they wll recipro­ Corner Store,Pillsbury Bloch. Weddine and Visiting Cards neatly LASS and Putty, Matches, 4o., at Boston pric UBS, Shafts, Seats, &c.,^at Boston prices, cheap 8. H. BUc-PEE, South Store, Pillsbury Block, for cash. ” letf C. A. LIBBY. the more rapid and thorough is their improve- cate and tell him what they know about fresh­ in lots lor cash. .. , o H Kockland, Sept. 30,1871. ing. G 2ttf Ti. GBlK & Co $ Rockland Me.,Oct. 2. ictf 12tl H. H. CRIE & CO. moot. ■' WM ■ IQQ YU j o e 1 a n ; ?t l H '» ' !■

A CAM). ■ Wm. H. Kittredge & Co., DR. J. STEVENS, The People’s Drugstore. DEAN & BERRY, “Our friends vie protect.” Druggists & Apothecaries, Who has lately taken Rooms, H a l l o r T e m p e s t . E n g in e Co., and Dealers in Corner Main anil Myrtle Streets, li chmotnl. Sept. 16th, 1872. J»o4T£NT MED I VINES. up stairs, opposite Cobb, Wight & Norton’s Store» The members of Tempest Engine Co., return NO.*3, SPEAK, BLOCK, rtoci, m e ., L. M. ROBBINS, New Livery and Hack Stable, thanks to Ills Honor the Mayor, Citizens, and KOCKLAND, ME. RE-OPENING has lately returned from Philadelphia, where he spent last but not least, ihe Rockland Fire Depart­ [At the old stand formerly occupied b y Berry Brother*,] A ugustjl, 1872. the tall and winter to get the ment, for the kind treatment received at lb,dr Latest &. most Approved Treatment hands, and to I he latter may the members ot the FOR THOSE old “spit box-’ ever extend the right hand of BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. LIME ROCK STREET^ROCKLAND, MAINE. fellowship. Remembering tlio muster of 1872. This superb Hair Dye is the bat iu the world-ver- OLD CHRONIC DISEASES, we shall keep our latch siring on the outside of lcctly harmless, reliable and instantaneous no .its- which are so puzzling to doctors and distressing to th e d o o r. appointment; no ridiculous lints or disagreeuhle odor patients. Any Style of Single or Double Team furnished at Short notice II. M. G a u I ’IN'kp., f oreman. The genuine Wm. A. Ilntchelor’s Hair live pronuei Ilis rooms are now open to patients. FALL and at Reasonable Rates. I h m e i VTI tv n splendid Black or natural Brown Approved and more too. May the shadow of .’I r e s h - ta ir clenu. beautiful; does not con- CONSULTATION FREE. every person, not excepting the mother of the tain la particle ol b ad or any '» ^ ™ u s eompoun . - T r e a t m e n t Sc ie n t if ic —Ch a r g e s Mo d e r a t e . Best accommodation for Boarding Horses and Transient Teams in the City Lindsey Hotel, never be more nor less. Sohlby alldruggists, factory, 10 BOND f, I It hl. 1, P. S. His family practice will be conducted on the Particular attention is given to furnishing Teams and Coaches for Funerals. K- Y. 5 ____ principles of science and with delicacy. 22 G e o . B. R a n d l e t t , Engineer. COACHES RUN TO ALL THE TRAINS AND BOATS. C. P. FESSENDEN, 4fcS* Also, Books kept at this ’office for th e’Different Stage Lines, where’all Orders should be left.-£* t y T. A. Wentworth, wholesale and retail MARRIAGES S. J. DEAN, ALBERT BERRY. «nx2fl dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, Boots. Shoes ' Dru ggist & A pothecary, Slippers. Rubbers, Umbrellas and Gent’s Fur­ NO. 5 K IM B A LL BLOCK, In this citv. Sept, llth, by Chas. A. Davis, .1. I’.. Wholesale aud Retail nishing Goods, No. 5, Berry Block, nearly op­ >t' Wiulb bl S. Ilansou and Miss Addle 8. Herrick IX o e lc 1 n n d , 31 e • SANFORD’S INDEPENDENT LINE posite the Post Office, Rockland. Maine. Mot­ both of Rockland- ... April 30,1871. l»tf to -Q u ick sales and small prolits. Cash paid In Rockport. (C am den; .Sept. 12th. by R e t. Job Washburne, Mr. John S.Meheanc of East Boston, DRUGSTORE! for Mink, Fur, Rat, 4c. ltf and Miss Sarah L. Carleton ot C untb n DRUGGISJT, For Boston and Lowell. SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH. In Cold Spring*. Missouri, hept. 1st by Rev. B. U . M W T f f l f f i CAMPAIGN! Ilutrciis. Mr. John J. Watts and Miss Jennie Hooke}. Dull, lieavv headache, obstruction of nasal In Union. Sept. loth, by Rev. F. V. Norcross, Mr. With the best Assortment of And dealer in -A.KE -A.3ST32) F R E IG H T S R ED U C ED . passages, discharge falling into throat, some­ William II. Sumner of Schuyler, Nebraska, and Mrs. DRUGS, Carrie D. Gushee of Union. times profuse, watery, acrid, thick and tena­ AND MEDICINES, cious mucous, purulent, muco-purulcnt, bloody In Rockport. Sept. 9th, Mr. Fred W. Andrews and 1872. ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEASONS CJF 1872. Miss Nellie Wallace both of It. CHEMICALS, putrid, offensive. etc. In others a dryness, dry In Rockport, Sept. 7th, Mr. Nelson Hamilton ol water weak or infiamed eyes, ringing in ears, Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, PATENT NEDICINES, Rockland, and Miss Clara Gregory of Cauiden. Two Steamers on the Route - - Four Trips per Week. deafness, hawking and coughing to clear throat, In Lincolnville, Sept. 8th, Mr. William A. Bragg HORSE RAKES PERFUMERY, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers, voice altered, and Miss Cora Spaulding, both of L. H A IR O IL S , nasal twang, offensive breath, impaired smell Perfumery and Fancy * P O M A D E , and taste, dizziness, mental depression, tickling AT - p KA.RE ONLY $2.00. cough, etc. llulv a few or the above symptoms BRUSHES, 1 8 7 3 . are likely to be present in any rase at one time. D E A T H S . - / Goods, SPONCES, 0 No disease is more common or less understood C O M B S , &C bi phvsieians. The proprietor of lit:. S age' s COST;, CAN tititii R e m e d y w ill pay $.700 re w a rd for a In this city, St pt. 14th, Caroline E., daughter of Ever offered In Rockland. Depot for all the Popu- U* Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully and ease of Catarrh which lie cannot cure. Sold by j John 11., aiid Ellen M. Leo, aged 1 )ear, 7 months, Druggists at 50 cents. COH. 25 days. To close out a consignment. accurately prepared of the Purest and O little feet that wearied not, Choicest I)ruys. JSitsiiirnn Notices. 1 wait lor them no more, H For I urn drilting with the tide. Now is vour time to purchase a MOWER or RAK1 3 But they have reached the shore. CHEAP, lor these MUST be sold. I think I cub offer superior inducements for trade, C u p id 's A m bu sc a d es.—T h e sly archer, In So. Thomaston,Sept. loth. Capt. Elias 1*. Sleeper, owing to my very large wholesale business, which CAMBRIDGE Capt. J. P.,Johui«on. KATAIIDIN, Cupi. W . K. Roix. I.ove, shoots hi- arrows from many coigns of aged 58 years, 5 m ouths, 10 days. J. P. WISE & SON. brings me in a great many goods iu the vantage, but it is doubtful it he delivers his , In this city. Sept. 16th, Frederick E., son of Wil­ NOS. 7 & 8 KIMBALL BLOCK. OPENING ir .i i.r. inline shafts from any sml.it-ii with ‘ liam II. G rwy^ugcd ltf m o n th s. Of the day, including more etfeet than when lie aims them from the | In So. Thomaston. Sept, Util. Mrs. Henrietta, wid­ Rockland, July 3, 1872. Will leave ROCKLAND for BOSTON, every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and ow of the late Francis Call ol this city, aged 86 years FANCY GOODS LINE, S A T U R D A Y , a t 5 I’. M. braids ami folds and ringlets of a superb head of and 3 m onths. K enneddy’s, Will leave BOSTON FOR ROCKLAND every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY at hair. Ladies who have not Input favored by Na­ In this city. Sept. 17th. William II. Barnard, of at very low prices. My desire is to turn them into o’clock P. M. ture with this crowning charm of womanhood, Waldoboro, aged about 65 years. Private School. cash as uuickly as possible al very small Margin. .Au s can readtlv and certainly increase the volume In Union, Sept. 17th, Mrs. Harriet (Morton) Shir- Many job lots of goods which I exchange goods of F R E of their hair ami impart to it a silken lustre by land, aged 34 years. Sclienck’s, M' k«’s.lUJI FROM ROCKLAND TO BOSTON,...... $2.00 u sin g L yon' s K.vTiiAiItiix as a daily dressing; . In W arren, Sept 9tl», Mrs. Ella « .C rocker, wife ol H TO LOWELL,...... 3.13 Mr. Edward S. Crocker, am! daughter of Mr. W -.rien Portland while tuo-e whom Providence Inis blessed with R u s h ’s , I think all who are in want of the above, will find N. IL No extra hazardous freight taken. All freight must be accompanied by Bill ot Lading J indley, aged 21 years and 9 m onths, Common and Higher Branches, duplicate. a superabundance of this “Glory” of the six. In Chelsea. Mass.. Sept. 9th. Sidney Bird, son of any number of scholars. Also, will give lessons in it greatly to their advuntage to call upon me. S a t u r d a y , > 5 can preservt it. uudimiiiished, ill quantity and Joseph A., and Mary J. Peiry, formerly of Rockland, Drawing and Painting, Liberal inducements offered to the trade. — i NE. W . FARW ELL, Agen iilidiminislted in beauty to the latest period of lia r t.si lo rn ’s aged B» years and 3months. K o o iiih nt the Family Residence, on § Agent’s Ollice, at No. 2« Atlnutic Block. life. There is a germinating principle in the In Rockport, Sept. 7th, Charlie I)., son of Rev. A. P a r k S treet. Rockland, July 24, 1872. 33 Ivathairon which literally compels the hair to J. ami I*. C. McLeod, aged 8 weeks and 2 days. The People’s Drug Store, In Rockport, Sept.(8lh, ’IJiomus Spear, Esq., aged 1 T elinbold’s, grow. It extireates scurf, dandruff and all ex­ Sign of the Golden Eagle, fcJO foliations and exeeresenes of the scalp which in- 74 y ears. S h o w O a s e s teiere with ihe rapid ami healthy delelopmeut R i e r c e ’s , 40 ROCKLAND, ME. of the fibres. Silver, Rosewood and Blackw alnut oftall sizes 0 M A R I N E J G U R N A L . or made to order ; also, 2d H and EDUCATION A \ D EMPLOYiMENT. Septem ber 31, O ftlW olf Hardware. V e g ETINE.—When the blood becomes life­ And a host of others. less and stagnant, either from change of weath­ DESKS, ALARM DRAWERS, COMER’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, conducted er or ol elimale. want of exercise, irregular diet unil ull kinds of Office nud Store Furniture, New mid with signal ability and success for thirty-two (32) years Second Hand, at 21 Salem, near Hanover SI., Boston, past under the same management, and attended by or from ttnv other cause, the Y e g e t i n e w ill re­ PORT OF ROCKLAND. seventeen thousand (17,000) students, continues from new the lilood carry off the putrid humors, 5l lT:-lw:i7 BARNUM, FRYE & CO. its long experience and extensive mercantile connec­ cleanses the stomach, regulates the bowels, and A rriv ed . tions, to posess great advantages, the confidence of 0 imparts a tone of vigor to the whole body. the community, and has thereby peculiar facilities A r 13th, sell C Si uitli. Keene, W indsor. N 11: brig for providing suitable employment for its graduates A L a rg e V o lu m e would not contain the M C Haskell, Whit ilo; sells Florida. Thoinp Thorndike Hotel, (mule and female), many of whom are now at the £ mass ol lestiinonv which has accumulated in son. Boston: Herald. Hall, do: Belle Broun. Nadi, head of extensive establishments, while thousands J , p . do; Equal. Elye, do; E Barney. Cables, H-artford; ROCKLAND, - MAINE. hold responsible positions iu this and other cities. favor of D r. \\ intaCt Balsam o f Wild Cher- 14th. Coquimbo Lewis. B o-ton; W ater W itch, SleepI ■ p A speciality, including ' T h e T h ir t y -s ec o n d a n n u a l C ata lo g u e and rn as a safe, efficient, and reliable rein, dy in cur­ er. do: 1 Ah. IJ S Rev Steamer McCulloch, lieu- K ALLO CII & W H IT E , Proprietors. ing coughs, ends and pulmonary disease.— Circu la r containing full information, with styless riques. Pnr'hind: (hr) brig A l» Wli'tten. El i<,Pictou, of H a n d w k iiin g taught, and List of Mr. Comer’ Many of the cures are truly wonderful. S: Kith. *chs WC Hull, Tolman, N Y: U s iu-v IC7 Berry Brothers’ Livery Stable is connected with the House. works on Cutter Dobbin. Reed, Castine; lSth, Cora Etta. Penmanship, Book-keeping, Navigation, &c. Gents will always' find the largest stock of Sleeper. Salem : Utica, Thorndike, Portland; Pilot's 0 . A. K a i.l o c ii, | Lubin’s.Rimruel’s, Lundborg’s 36 J . C. W h it e . $ BARGAINS I new Style I Hats.'Cap-, Shirts, Bosoms, Neck­ Bride, Brewster, Vinalli.ivt n. sent by mail, or may be had f r e e at the College. tie- Cravat-. Scarfs, llanderkerehiefs. Collars. Morning Sessions, 9 to 2, every business day H 7 &8, KIMBALL BLOCK, Gloves. Hosierv. Suspenders, Umbrellas. Canes bailed. '3 Cleaver’s, Atkinson’s, throughout the year. Evenings, 7 to 9. from 1st Oc­ © &e„ at T. A. Wentworth's. 113 tober to 1st April. Sld I5th. seh C Smith, Keen, Alex ilria; brig M GEORGE N. COMER. A. M., President, 323 Wash- T. A. W entworth is closing out his stock or C Haskell, W hiim ore, d o; sells Ely nv. R obbins. Farina’s, Edricbi’s ington street, corner of West street, Boston. 4w39 Si law and Summer Hats at ruinous prices. Al­ Providence; Richmond Guptill. N Y Pallas. French, AVING cniarged oarbuainesa the past year bv in want will govern tlicm-i Ives accordingly. 33 do: G W Glover, Holbrook, do; Mansfield. Achorn Fall Style _ t adding a, LARGE and EXTENSIVE Stock £ Extracts of Roots and nerbs which almost invar T H do; Silas McLoon. Spear do; II Cadoff. Dumont, & c., &c. -FROM- ably cure the following complaints For the greatest varieiy of Ladies, Gents. Newport; W iPMhor. dike. Hall. N Y; M Langdon. Misses ami Children's first-class Boots and Bennett; Laconia, Hull. do; Concord. Grav. Ports­ D y s p e p s ia , Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, and I Also, a large lot of Loss of Appetite cured by taking a few Bottles, Shoes of all kinds, go to T. A. W entworth’s. 33 mouth; Morca. ilankell, Bo-ton; Maggie Bell, Hall, N Y: Arkansas. Smith, I ; E m yJa Rln ides P a s s ’d a d e. Low Spirits and sinking sensation Tapioca selling at C ost. N Y; A (lakes. Pillsbury. aid, Hull, do; P cured at once. Planet. Green, do; Bedabrd. Vinegar Bitters. vc, Knowlton, do; Com- Shoulder Braces, s t i i t i E f t E r u p t i o n s , Pimples, Blotches, and all impurities HARDWARE in..11 wealth, Gross, Boston; Lcxingtoii, Kciloch, do; HATS of the biood, bursting through the skin or otherwise, Johnson's Liniment, and all the leading pa­ Ocean Wave. Smith, do; Liv onia. Rhoades, do; Long tent medicines selling very near tin ...... si at Wharf. Henderson, do; Tra de Wind. Ingraham, N cured readily by following the directions on the bot­ wholesale by I.. M. Robbins, druggist, sign Y; George. Babbidge, Ne w burvport: 16th G M T russes, Carries off the Palfn, eclipsing tle. ire now prepared toloffer to]the public a'full and golden eagle, Wilson dt While brick block. 8if Patridge, Bunker, N Y; U S McCulloch, E i d n r y . Bladder and Urinary Derangement in­ complete assortment of Henriques. on a cruise; 17th Q Bliiladelphia, variably cured. One bottle will convince the most i ' a sTd r ia —a substitute for Castor Oil—Is a sell liurlie & Willie all Rivals.' W C Hall. Tolman Supporters, &c,, skeptical. phvstc which dot - not di-tre-s or gripe, hot is Bo 11: Oregon. Perry, Koi- 1873 ! sure to operate when all other remedies have W o r m s expelled from the system without the leas Henderson, Vinal- Which will be sold to suit customers, at | -P difficulty. Patients suffering from this prevalent failed. Von may confidently rely iipnn the disease will see a marked change for the better in Castoria in Stomach Ache, Constipation. Flatu­ 4 - i their condition after taking one bottle. Worm dif­ American and Foreign Hardware, lency. Croup. W orm', Piles or deranged Liver. T. A. Wentworth ficulties are more prevalent than is generally supposed NOTICE TO MARINERS. Wholesale and Retail. ! It contain- neither Minerals, Morphine, Opium :ie cutter Campbell reports the l.uov gone fm • H in the young, and they will find the Quaker Bitters nor Alcohol, lint is purely a vegetable prepara­ nice to the harbor of Greenport, LI, and al­ Has just received all the New aud Nobby Style Hats, sure remedy. tion. perfectly harmless, and above all. pleasant ) the i ii buoy off Little Gu 11 Island. • consisting in part of J TVe-vv Y ork , Nervous Difficulties, Neuralgia, &c., speedily TABLE AND POCKET to lake. Tile Castoria soothes and quiets the Ci-Physicians' Prescriptions care- relieved. system, and produces natural sleep. It is a SS3 MEMORANDA. Rheumatism, Swelled Joints and ull Scrofula A flic wonderful thing to assimilate the food of chil­ ully Compounded. Gents’ Silk ISals, tions removed or greatly relieved by this invaluable Schr Susan & Jane, 'of Deer Isle) lias been pur. medicine. dren and prevent them from crying. A 35 cent chased by Capt Daniel Blodgett and others, and is Branch His, Catarrh, Convulsions and Hysterics bottle will do t he work for a family and save designed for the eoasijng trade, aid will be com­ Don’t Forget the Place. u Grant Elals, cured or much relieved. manded by ('apt Daniel Blodgett. many doclorn’ bills. 4w40 Difficult Breathing, Pain in the Lungs, Side and Chest (almost invariably caused by a violation of the CUTLERY, DOMESTIC PORTS. ZMZ-SEEd E d ITL'I j ’S, (c Campaign Slats, organic laws), so prevalent to the American ladies N EW YORK—Cld 13th. sell Israel Snow, Pease, B o s t o n , yield readily to this invaluable medicine—the Quaker SPECIAL NOTICES^ for I ttgouvra Directly Opposite the PostOXlice. •( Jubilee Hals, Bitters. Ar 13th, ship Otago. T horuike, Ham burgh, 38 days. All Impurities of the Blood and diseases incident AGRICULTURAL TOOLS, Passed through Hell Gate 13th, sells Fram is H atch, R ockland, Sept. 17, 1872. 38 H to the same always cured by the Quaker Bitters, if Fellows. N Y lor Rockland; Xatilus, Crockett. H o­ taken according to the directions. boken, fordo; W H Steele, Baldwin, N Y lor Bos HEADQUARTERS FOR ■e S , F r a n c h is e Hats, 800,000 in daily use. quickens the blood and cheers the mind, and paves Wooden Ware, &c., No. (.Thorndike Block. BOSTON—Ar 16th. schs T ader, Elwell, Rockland; Wholesale and Retail. the passage down the plaue inclined. Sarah Buck. White. Bangor. Rockland, Mo. I 8 1,280 sold in 187 1 Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. 'tttcltei, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at short no- VINEYARD I1AVEN-A • 1-itli. sch Billow, A m es, Waterman & Co., “ Violet Geneva Hats, Bovtlaiid. I ly.39 Norfolk lor Bn.-tou . DR. H. S. FLINT & CO., PROPRIETORS, A t « ______Ar 15th. Elizabeth. Iiodgdon, Rockland tor New 15 W inter SStreet, building the coming season, are invited to c______York: G W Kimball. Jr, .Middleton, Rockland lor Corner Music Hall entrance. “ Startle Hats, The W orld’s -Award! & PROVIDENCE, R. I. before purchasing their hardware, to examine oar Fall River. I Send for Price List. ElwIO BOSTON. Sold at wholesale and retail by L. M. ROBBINS gcods and hear our prices. Ar 16, sch Union. Arey. N Y lor Boston; 17th, Cat- . THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Rockland. PB26W27 We buy for Cash, directly from Manufacturers thu TrEOKGrTj E. OLA.RE, awamteak. Lord, Rockland for New York. “ Old Lang Syne Hats, saving to our customers the jobber’s commission. EDGARTOWN-Ar 15. sells Lucy Baker, Snow, N | WANTED! WANTED! during tlic the year I8 6 0 , sold. a< our readers*»ill We ask you to call and examine our stock and Y for Boston; Convoy, French, do, bound East; Al rem em ber 8 B . 7 8 1 sewing Machines, mid in kd prices. New Goods received every day. (“ Y a n k e e N e d ,” ) leghany, Ellenis, do do; <• OAT. PANT and VEST Makers. Apply at onti ‘J Bl’k Kersey Hats, I S7O, 127 ,833 and 1S71 they sold 1 8 1 ,260 Sew­ Horse for Sale I THE SAILOR-AUTHOR LECTURER. at the Store of ing Machines, showing u great increase of sales, and J -- AT— riM IE subscriber offers for sale a nice Family Horse REMEMBER THE PLACE. J. live years old, we’ghs about 1100 lbs., sound and Sl’BJKCT t h is s e a s o n : li1 OR KT ft TV PfiP'pq C H ANDLEY’, Crockett Block. shows by the following table of comparative [sales 1 OHEIUW FOR1S. Rockland. Sept. 3, 1872. 4w39‘ “ Greeley Hats, lor the year 1871, over kind. Apply to IVlinl I know about Soiiiumilic-lnnd.” at Troon, 31st ult, M aria W Norwood, W a-li- ______G. II. HAWES, atisfaction guaranteed in every lecture. Eot Cor. Main & Warren Sts. „ s,ti.Ue.,Ac.,addreei WII.L FLAGG. P i c k e d U p T, A. Wentworth, Fifty Thousand Machines Rockland, Aug. 15, 1872. 36 J. P. W ISE & SON, Mon tevideo, N Wednesd the 28‘h. nit., off White Island, a more than any other company, and o”er a H u n ­ 37 Atlantic House. Rockland. Me. sld from St Helena 10th u lt, Victor, Wa P.IRGIE N ET. which the owner can obtain, by No. 5, Berry Block, Rockland, Me. dred ThouMnud more than nine-tenths ot the oth Akyah) Falmouth, E. DR. E. R. CLARKE’S O Aug. 22, 1872 . 37tf er Companies. i to the vhite Island. 7 & 8, Kimball Block. SALES OF 1871. V E G E T A J 3 L E 23 I N O T L C K ! SPOKEN. L. W. SPINNEY. I Aug. 30, 1872. Aug; 26, lat 48 09, Ion 21 46, ship W A (. 3w39* THE BEST FRUIT JAR T he S in g e r M a n u fa c tu rin g Co, C/2 Henry, from Liverpool for St John, NIL o r-*1 Sherry Wine Bitters. THE THOMASTON BAND Y T / J U ! IS TH E Sold 181,260 Sewing Machines. NICKEL PLATING Are prepared to Furnish MUSIC for Political Meet­ ings, Parades. Picnics, Excursions. Balls, etc . etc. 4000 hhds. Liverpool Salt. TVIasson’s Tm proved, THE SINGER MF’G CO., 181,260 THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WOBLD. Wheeler & WUaon Manufacturing Co., 128,526 Costs less than Silver Plating Apply to 4000 hhds Rock Salt. 50.838 A. R. WALSH, Secretary. For sale delivered on the cars at Bulb. Grover & Baker S. M. Co., X. B.—The Band give out-door Coucerts every Mon­ OR sale bv the subscriber, in ANY QUANTITY. Weed Sewing Machine Co.. 39,655 o lmoTt*______HDLIGIITItN BltOTHEHS, Butll. and at a VERY LOW FIGURE; also a full stock 34,010 day evening. Howe Machine Co. (Jan. 1, to July 1) MORE DURABLE! X ofF Wilcox & Gibbs S. M. Co., 30,127 I T hom aston, Aug. 3, 1872. Jin-Ji 21,153 All articles to which Nickel Plating Is applicable, A Shaw, Estes & Co., W ilson S. M. Co., Amer. IL II- O. & S. M. Co., 20,121 plated in the best manner, under license from u n it e d ATTERBURY’S PATENT ic k e l om pa n y o f e w o r k M Manufacturers of Mens’ and Boys’ Original Howe S. M. Co., 20,051 N C N Y . / ^CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. rd u ith n t just cause or Florence S. M. Co., 15.917 provocation, all pci sum* are hereby cautioned against Thick, Kip and Calf Boots. Go.d Medal S. M. Co., 13.562 SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP, harboring or trusting her on my’ account, as I shall Screw-Dap Jelley Tumblers, Davis S. M. Co., ll,5(i8 pay no bills contracted by her af.er tli:- date. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in SCU ENCK’S SEA W EED TON IC, Domestic S. M. Co., 10,397 JAMESL. MEl’CALF. Finkle and Lyon Mt’g Co., 7/3 9 AUBURN FOUNDERY AND MF'G GO., SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS, Lincolnville, Me., Sept . 1 », ls72. *3w40 BOOTS, SHOES &IRUBBERS, At the c ia s s W a re and Crockery Store of yEtna S. M. Co., 4,720 A U B U R N , M a i n e . Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Con Crockery, GInto* mid Wooden W are, Blees S. M. Co., 4,557 N6m29 Fumptiou. MUSICAL Flour, Cora. Meal, Fee«I, A. ROSS WEEKS, E liplicS . M. Co., 4,455 Sometimes medicines that will stop a cough will of- Empire S. M. Co., 2.965 ten occasion the death of the patn-nt. it locks Provisions, W. I. Coods <&ICroceries. JVo. 5 , Thorndike Jilock. Parham S. M. Co., 2,056 r— I the liver, stops the circulation of the blood, he Spear ltlockt Rockland, Jfc. R ockland, A ug. 1, 1872. 34 c6 K. lMH IiSGX & CO., orrhage follows, ami. in fact, clogging the action of E. SH A W . The above figures, which are the SWORN RE the very organs that caused the cough. J. W . ESTFaS, TURNS of the various companies to the licensees, WHOLESALE iaivereoinplaint and dyspepsia are the causes of two- show that the New Improved Family Singer Sewing K E. R. 811 AW, thirds of the cures ol consumption. Many are now 1 1y39 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. Machine of 1871 carries off the Balm by its immense complaining with dull pain in the side, the bowels sales, far outstripping all rivals, showing it to be the o CONFECTIONERS, sometimes costive ami sometimes too loose, tongue irangeand Frank­ ed tor sale on reasonable most popular" and therefore the AND JOBBERS OF coated, pain in the ‘■boulder blade, feeling sometimes terms ng lots for immediate use <+■ verv restless, and at other tones drowsy; the food THE ART OF MONEY MA KING thn’t i- taken iies heavily on tin* stomach, accompan­ OR TEE ROAD TO FORTUNE. ______vestment ol surplus cupital FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Knox & Lincoln Musical As­ these lots offer superior facilities, being convenient Best Machine in the Market. ied with acidity and bvkhing of wind. These sy mp­ By J. D. MILLS, a New York Merchant. A new ol access and in a healthy and elevated location. toms usually origii ate from a disordered condition of book. 450 pages. Numerous illustrations. Price Parties in quest of Sewing Machines should never so c ia tio n For terms of sale, apply to « purchase until they have the stomach'or a torpid liver. Persons so affected, if $2.50, Liberal commissions. Agent’s outfit, 75 cts. RICE it HALL, Counsellors at Law, Rockland. CD Composed of Dock Root, Sarsaparilla, Rock Rose, Fruits, Tobacco, Cigars, &c, they take one or two heavy ooids. and if the cough in Will hold ils Eighth Annual Convention at Solves the question, “ What shall I do ?” Completes e a a m i j v e o ATS'I> t r i e d Wintergreen, Dandelion, Wild Cherry, Thorough- tliese cases be suddenly stopped, the lungs, liver and Ju ly 18, 1872. 32tf wort, Prickly Ash, Poplar Bark. Rhubarb, etc. ’Also, Manufacturing a superior FARWELL & AMES’S HALL, the subject,by showinghow best todo it. Is thorough, T1IE WORLD RENOWNED stomach clog, and remain torpid and inactive, and be­ comprehensive, moral aud lively. Tells ofa thousand K ! < F or Weakness, Toss of Appetite, Jaun­ fore tin- patient is aw .re of bis situation, the lungs BOCKLAND, money-making enterprises, both hone-t and dishon­ dice, Headache, Sour Stomach, Piles of are a in e-s of sores, and ulcerated, and death is the est; commends the former, exposes the latter. Re­ £ long standing, H um ors, and a ll Diseases which Sugar Corn Cake, inevitable result. C O M M A flM ; Tl ESIHY OCT. Stli. lates Grange haps and mishaps to, and anecdotes of Si’ierN ew Family S e w Machine, arise from an unhealthy state of the Stomach, Schenck’s Pulmonic Sytupis an expectorant which at ten o’clock A. M., and continue four day.-, all sorts of money makers. Better than all, it shows The embodiment of all Sewing Machine improve­ Sowele, and Blood, for which valuable Roots and Warranted to stand through the Warm Weather does not contain any opium, nor anything calculated GO Herbs, and the knowledge of their great service to Under the direction ot ments. They are sold on easy monthly installments «9- Jobbers can be tarnished by the Case at short to clu ck a cough suddenly. How Money can bo Made Now, suffering humanity, man cannot feel too thankful notice. by to Hint who wisely provided ua with all things. Sclienck’s Seaweed Tonic dissolves the. food, mixes AGENTS, IT SELLS. Kockland, M arch 28. 1882. la tf with the gastric juice ol the stomach, digests easily, PROF. L. 0. EMERSON, of Boston. 0 Be Quick for Choice of Territory. Address J. Shaw & Co., Rockland, nouri-dies the sys.em. and creates a heahhy circula­ O. S. ANDREWS TO ALL ^PERSONS, tion of the blood. When the bowels are costive, skin I he following Musical talent lias been engaged for GENERAL AGENTS, YOSE & PORTER, ^ sallow, ami the patient is of a bilious habit, bchenca’ the occasion : International Publishing Co,, E. R. SPEAR & CO. and bv their Local Agents in every town, and any 0 Mandrake Pill* are required. MRS. J. W. W Es’ION, of Boston, Soprano, one wishing to T R Y A M A C H I N E with a view BOTH SICK AND WELL. 'Ib<-' mediciiHs are prepared by Dr. J. II 93 & 95 LlBETKY STKEET, N . Y. 4w40 •H MR. CHARLES H. McLELLAN, of Bath, Baritone, to purchasing, can have it delivered any where iu 8 2 I f a T o n g L ife of H e a lt h and H a p p in e s s SCHENCK & -<) <. Nortlua-t corner of Sixth and Knox or Lincoln Counties —DEALERS IN— ia desired, let these Bitters be taken, particularly A n b -T* ” ’-' I'o . t h Iphi i. I’eniu, and lor sale by MISS CARRIE M. BURPEE, of Rockland, Pianist, Teacher’s and Chorister’s List NOTICE. FIXEK OF COST, Mercantile and General Job Printers., GIO ' ‘ •» . Hanover street. Bos- AN!) THE OF.THE to,, t • i -,ll.gi place New York by addressing them by mail, as they keep Severn NO. 5, CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, Wl,. ' 4Z' * Mendolssohn Quintotto Club, of Boston, NEWEST ANDB^STDIUSICBOOES. teams on the road. l o r .- .,1 , rurally 1’Illy.H adopted by me under the name of WILLIAM They keep constantly on hand for the trade aud at door labors, not having sufficient access to the Consisting of the following Artist.-, BfJiRES WOOS I'ER. He having run away anY has but to take this compound freely, and Prices. pared only by Dr. IL C. Perry, Dertnutolnglal, 49 in 2,3, ot 4 parts. Widely used. Price $1.00. j she will be speedily restored to h ea lth , beauty* T. A. W ENTW ORTH N. B.—Orders by mail are solicited and will receive Bond street, New,York. Sold DrugultUn vicry- at E. R. Spea i Book Store and Ju.-l Published, and buoyancy. The HONEST FARMER, w h tre. EflinolG , T, . —unc w.. the C L E R G Y M A N and X A A V Y E R , and drompt attention and be filled on as favorable torma •» i f i t .L a rg e S to ck of M EN OF SEDENTARY HABITS —this G em s of" Str;m s li » ,!i L o u e “I ' D ry G oods, as con r actsJ made in person. ph* by mail to S.. T. I'. MtlgriMugridge, Rockland. is your Medicine I Alter once using it, you will Frer* return Tickets to those coming to the Con­ 225 large’pages, full of the best Strauss Mug;;ic. " YLES Carpetings. Woolens, Cottons, Dress never be without it. It will improve yon twenty- E LD ERRERRY vention or I 'oticerls by railroad or steamboat. Price $2.50. five per cent. Tho M A R I N E R will find it tho OR SAMBUCI) Goods, Window Shades, Hoop best medicine in the world for his use; it makes A ■'•|’,‘,'bil train will leave for W iscusset and inter- him, while at sea, hearty and rugged, and capable KNOX HOTEL, U'ute sIu iIoiih at the close of the Thursday even­ ! PILGRIM’S HARP ! SHOES, W I 1ST E . ing < ••rtr«. Skirts, Corsets, Hosiery, of great endurance and exposure; and when on A perfect Multuin in Parvo. Very large number of shore. It renovaterenovates * his vblood, and restores and re- Main Street, T h o m a s t o n . ilmOflicers and Dlrectots, of the Association, hav­ the best tunes for Social Religious Meetings. Price Gloves, See., W is e from tlif S u n h u e i F ru c ttu or Sweet Elder­ ing taken especial pains to secure a good selection of pain his system. berry l » to-* n ►« rapidly growing in tutor wiiti tlie Musical I lent, they hope thm „|| W|„, desire to help RUBBERS, ltOCtKr.A.>», M AINE. The Largest Bottle, the Lowest Price, E. E. POST, Proprietor, M 'stieal Fat uity. Hurt nt die present tim e, it Is nl- on thecauseofMUHic, wiB aid them by their pres- 1 he above books sent, post-paid, for the relail price For Ladies’, Gent’s. Misses’ and Children’s wear, and the most Effectual Remedy P. F. HANLEY. Clk r K. niost unlei rsully prescribed us a healing remedy tor u ll the exception of T h e St a n d a r d , specimen which he oilers for sale at the In the W orld. his Home, which it tltuated Deteriorated Blood. Languor, Nervous De­ "o President. copies of which wil be mailed (post-paid) for the present, for $1.25. Diploma awarded by tho Massachusetts Chari­ T near the head of Knox street, bility. W ant of Energy and Vital Action _ 2 _ _ E- w * DUNBAIt, Sec^j. LOW EST TRICES. table Mechanic Association. next door to Post Office, Express attended with Torpidity of the Bowels. OLIVER DITSON & CO,, Boston. IXL &UNXLD FIREWORKS. and Telegraph Offices, and within CARPETINGS. PHBPAHEn by live minute, walk of the Depot, haa For siieh indicatlonn thin 'Vine Is fur superior to CHAS. H. DITSON & CO., New York. 38 T. A. WENTWORTH, FOR THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN. Knox & Lincoln Railroad o. uvvu iHuruuginr renovated, papered, painted and all of III. Imported Wines, and will ulllmutely super- Clubs and Individuals supplied with Rockets, Can­ L. M. ROBBINS, tarni.bed with entirely new furniture, including beds, e, (l. drem M anufaetored and w arranted I’ure, by No. 5, Berry Block,IRockland, Me. dles, Bengolas, &c., for processions or meetings. er d* littm . c . M. UUBLT1S, Kocklnnd, Me j£LT-.JLi K L I M - J O S Rockland, Aug. 29th. 1872. 38 OZiemlst and Drutjgflst, bedding and carpets. Stages for St. George and ANNUAL MEETINC! Torches, Chinese Lanterns in every style, Flags, Friendship, aud the Augusta and Union Stages stop lloeklaud, Feb. 1. 1872. »lf Transparencies, &e., &c., for the Campaign. ROCKLAND, ME. at this house. The Thomaston and Rockland Acconr HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the OF Rockland, J modation Coaches leave this house daily, eounectlng Sept. 18, 1873. ( Bole Proprietor of Dr. E. R. Clarke’s Vege­ Knox & Lincoln Railroad will be held nt the. of­ JVOTICJE table Sherry Wine Bitten. Formerly with all the boats at Rockland. Hacks will be in F. E. HITCHCOCK, I ff . D., Tfice of the Company, in the City of B ath, on MON CUTTER. HYDE & CO., readiness to convey passengers to and from th. DAY. October the 7th. 1872. at 10 1-2 o’clock A M 62 CHAUNCY STR EET, BOSTON, manufactured In Sharon, Maae. trains. |*by.reinn nn.l Sargroa. for the following purposes, to wit: SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF CAYTWOW E X T R A .—Owing to tho great A good Boarding and Livery Stable in ooanee- JOB PRINTING KEY tlon with the House. ormcrly n-rodat«t In prnclire with l)n. 8. H. 1st. To hear and act upon the R eports o f the Offi­ Marshall's Patent Illuminating Can­ popularity and .ale of these Bitter., worthlo.. imi­ I t.Mlit n l , I'* rllund, bus ,* moved from Ids form- cers of the Company. deceased, intestate, and has undertaken that trust by tations may come up in Iho murket, but ns you Thomaston, July 29, 1872. 31 office at the North End, to 2d. To choose a Board of Directors. giving bond as the law directs. All persons, there­ d le s tic k valuo your life and health, be sure and got the gen­ 3d. To see If the stockholders will vote to amend fore, having demands against the estate of said de­ uine Sherry Wine Bitters. See that the Portrait of SPEAR BLOCK, sections of their By-laws, having reference to Ihe Promptly Executed ceased, are desired to exhibit the same for settle­ Scndfor Price List. PB8w30 Dr. Olarke and my fac-limd, signatures are upon Bout Nails, Rivets and Barrs, ■ar ol office formerly occupied by Dr. Iticbardson. annual meeting. ment: and all Indebted to sn iikc&tate are reijuested th. label of each bottle. Ns otbor is gnnutas. ball-, day or night, promptly utlendcd. to make immediate payment jo tw -37lf n e * , - EDWIN FLYE, Clerk. neatly lloeklaud. N o r.2. 1872. Bath, Sept. 18, 1872. 2w40 Weddine and Visiting Cards AT THIS OFFICE. Aug. 20, 1872, printed at this office •OLD BY DEALERS IN MEDICINES. h, a. cats * o..