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VOL III. BRIDGTON , ME., EJRIDA.Y, JUNE 28, 1861. jNI O. 34 h e . periodic at. ar/ic niaytjj Brttgion Mepoiitr We took the recompense we claimed—a score SUSA W H I T E ’ S COSSET. years astride his turn ; a second to another ‘Well. that’s a patriot’s privilege, Susa.— winter, and feed them on waluuts. Molly commence, for every one ! large elm farther to the north ; a third to There’s no use holding back the purchase has promised to learn me how to fire a gun, IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING Early in the spring of 1774, a farmer iof from pait Hark ! from the town a trumpet! The bar the whipping-post, which stood on the meet- money when once the field is to be bought. I and iD two years more I shall be fourteen ; BY S. II. NOYES. living in the eastern section of the town of ges at the wharf house corner ; and the fourth to the court only wish I were a man myself, to help then, if the British don’t look out, I shall be the 1\ a it ¡1a Windham, carried into his house one cold ENOCH KNIGHT, EDITOR. Are crowded with the living freight—and house door. Before night they were sent to drive every British officer out of Boston, after them. I ain’t a coward, Susa. Hurrah re so .subjecl stormy morning, a young lamb whose dam IT* All letters must be addressed to the now they’re pushing o ff; the remote sections of the town, and all true ‘O dear !’ everybody is braver and more for liberty ! Never mind a sheep. I’d send els,— remov. had perished in the storm. The poor little Publisher. Communications intended for j With clash and glitter, trump and drum, in Windharaites pledged themselves not. only to generous than I,’ thought Susa, bending down the Boston folks a dozen on ’em, ’cause I like publication should be accompanied by the all its bright array, thing was chilled and almost dead. He laid name of the author. make common cause with the suffering col her head, thoughtfully. ‘There’s the poor their spunk.’ Delicate Fe. Behold the splendid sacrifices move slowly it on the kitchen hearth, ar.d his wife wrap Tb r m s . ONE DOLLAR A YEAR IN AD- ony, but to wago perpetual warfare against widow Lincoln, whose oldest son has offered Before noon the farmers came driving in nary /iclu, I o’er the b a y ; ped it carefully in a warm flannel blanket. YaMCS ; one dollar fifty-cents at the end of tyranny. to go, has just given a sheep. Maybe she their flocks, and the volunteers were ready i, improving the year. When it gave signs of life, she put into its or to the di. The next day was the Sabbath, and Parson brought it up by hand, and likes it as much for the long march. Two hundred and fifty- Terms of A d v e r t is in g . One square 16 mouth some warmed milk, and rubbed it the natural lines, one insertion 75 cents, 3 insertions White, who, like most New Fnglaud clergy as I like Nebby. Then, she is a poor wo eight sheep—a noble offering from one small And still and still the barges fill, and still tenderly, until it licked her hand, and bleat iiole system f 1:03 ; 3 months $2.00 ; 6 months $.1:60; one o f hi8 was a flaming patriot, carried man, with ever so many little children to country town ! Susa White’s lamb was con »ear $6:00 ; 1-4 column $18:00 ; 1-2 column across the deep, ed in answer to her caresses. the result cf $30:00 : one column $50:00 j Like thunder clouds along the sky, the hos- the subject with him into the pulpit, and take cate of. I saw her wipe her eyes just spicuous amidst the flock, for Lis white coat V comlucte(i ‘What can I do with it ? ’ she asked her JOB PRIN TIN G executed with neatness i tile transports sweep ; made a most earnest appeal for their brave, now ; but then l think it is because Nathan had been carefully washed that morning for husband, when he came to dinner. *’Tis a many year* cheapness, and despatch. i And now they’re forming at the point—and suffering brethren., lie recounted all they is going away, and not the sheep.’ the last time, at the wooden trough beside nice lamb, as white as snow ; but with th« evente«l and ARIEL T. NOYES, Agent in Portland. now the Hues advance ; had done, and all they had suffered since the The galleries were beginning to be cleared, the well, and a garland of green leaves fas uni «uflbrhg prospect just now before us, I shan’t have I We see beneath the sultry sun their polished first odious revenue act had spread conster but Susa White lingered; for she had not tened around his neck. ‘This is the way tho »ting in the bayonets glance ; much time to raise cossets; for when the THE BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL. nation and alarm throughout the land ; he yet learned the full amount of the contribu old heathen used to dress up their victims, ;ed state of t We hear anear the throbbing drum, the bu ■Sons of Liberty’ are called to the field, the spoke with enthusiasm of their resistance to tion. It was not long, however, before Mr. Susa,’ said her brother. ‘1 don’t know, about BY FREDERICK S. COZZEN8. gle challenge ring, women will have to raise the bread.’ the stamp act, and of the course they had Soloman Huntington, who was moderator, father’s letting a Christian sheep go off in » their* com- It was a starry night in June ,- the air was j Quick bursts and loud the flashing cloud and ‘That's a sartin fact, Amy,’ replied her pursued in regard to the tea question, for gave notice that two hundred and fifty-seven that shape.’ II times with soft and still, I rolls from wing to wing. husband, ‘aud the time is at hand ! I couldn’t But on the height our bulwark stands, tre- which they were now suffering the vengeance sheep and lambs were then on the paper, But Parson White found no fault with the uy change of When the “ minute men” from Cambridge bear to leave the little ciitter to die, though. 1 re* rifles' length rying what aid they were able to the belea- adjourn. their donation, and prouder of the young he few days till it gets strong and lively, and :r Dealers ¡a And every heart rose high with hope, as The old vindictive Saxon spite, in all its gured city. Then Susa went down and stationed her roes who accompanied it— the first volun stubborn strength, then carry it to her. She’ll like it, I know.’ fearlessly we said, There was no lack of attention on the self a little way from tho front door, to wait teers for freedom. Susa White was with epald on re When sudden, flash on flash, around the jag Farmer Cary was not mistaken in this Will be numbered with the free, or number part of the parson’s audience that day— no for her father. Nebby was not there; she them, feeling very much like crying for Neb ed with the dead. ged rampart burst, conjecture. The bright eyes of Susa White "S. nightmare of election hung on his words;— had taken the precaution to shut him up in by, until she saw her little schoolmate, Sal- From every gun the livid light upon the foe were brighter than ever the morning when ) ■Bring out the line to mark the trench, and it was a rousing call to action, such as the ibe stable before leaving home, lest his fat lie Lincoln, bravely trying to say a cheerful accurst. the new pet was carried to the parsonage.— DING, stretch it on the sward.” heart of man loves and approves in things body should excite further remark. Her ‘good-by’ to her brother. Then quailed a monarch’s might before a Its coat, she declared, was softer than silk to WEEKS The trench is marked—the tools are brought freeborn people's ire, temporal and spiritual. The weakest iniel- father came out at last, talking with one of In about two weeks the Boston stage ulo Agents/ and whiter than snow. She would take the —we nttcr not a word, Then drank the sward the veteran’s life, lect in the house could comprehend tho sub their neighbors. She wmt and put her hands brought a grateful message to the citizens is* J very best care of it, and keep it until it was But stack our guns, then fall to work with where swept the yeoman’s fire ; ject and its requirements; and, before the in his softly, and looked up in his face to of fl indliam for their ready aid and sympa mattock and with spade, an old sheep. Her father, who was consult :m en' t s op Then, staggered by the shot, we saw their discourse was ended, many were calculating attract attention. thy. Theirs was tho earliest donation from A thousand men with sinewy arms, and not ed about a name, advised her to give the serried columns reel. what they could spare from their own im ‘ What’s the matter, Susa? What do you Connecticut— the earliest, save one, beyond a sound is made ; lamb no fancy name, but to call it Nebuch- j r o And fall, as falls the bearded rye beneath the mediate necessities. Poor little Susa White, want now?’ he asked, in a careless way. the colony of Massachusetts. So still were we, the stars beneath, that reaper’s steel, aduezzar, because someday it would have to as she turned her eyes for a moment from ‘To give Nebby to the patriots,’ she said, Mr. Bancroft has made honorable mention scarce a whisper fell ; And then arose a mighty shout that might eat grass like the old king of Babylon.— her father’s high pulpit toward the door, bursting into tears. of this fact in the ‘History of the American ILLS, We heard the red coat's musket click, and have waked the dead,— Susa thought it rather a hard name, but heard him cry,—All's well.” and caught sight of Neb, standing with his Mr. White stood regarding his little daugh Revolution ;’ but, as tbe donors’ names have “ Hurrah ! they run—the field i3 won ! Hur said that Nebby or Neb would do very well. front feet on the sill, chewing his cud, and ter lor a moment without uttering a word. nowhere been chronicled, we offer to tho pub And here and there a twinkling port, reflec rah ! the foe is fled !” Neb grew famously, and soon became as His companion turned away to wipe a tear lic the above tradition of Susa White’s cos ted on the deep, And every man lias dropped his gun to clutch looking so sleek and handsome, felt, for the great a pet, almost in tho village, as his from his eye. Ever}-body in town knew the e In many a wavy shadow showed their sullen a neighbor’s hand, first time, the appeal directed to herself.— set. mistress. Susa White’s lamb was privileged child’s fondness for her pet. guns asleep. As his heart kept praying all the while for Her bright eyes quickly filled with tears.— to go anywhere he pleased, nibbling either D R IV E OAT. Sleep on ye bloody, hireling crew'. In home and native land. •Poor Nebby!’ she thought, sorrowfully, ‘ I ‘So yeu wish to send Neb to the hungry CUKE grass or flowers, as best suited his taste. children of Boston, do you ?’ her father in careless slumber He'. Thrice on that day we stood the shock of cannot give him up. He would not make a The best advice to the young man just At II. That was odo of the pleasantest springs quired at last. ‘I am glad you are willing The trench Is growing broad and deep— the thrice a thousand foes, mouthful for so many, if I did. He's all setting out in the world, is to “drive on.” — of Susa White’s life, though a season of sore breast-work broad and high— And thrice that day within our lines the the pet I’ve got, aud I promised good Deacon to make a sacrifice for the good of others, In other words, live energetically. Whatev nso! ta t ed ly perplexity aud darkness to the older and y tit ¿it o ua- No striplings we, hut bear the arms that shout of victory rose ; Cary to keep him until he was a great sheep.’ my daughter. ‘The liberal soul shall be er you undertake, do it with a will, and do '-ti tr u ly held the French in check, wiser in heart. From north to south there And though our swift fire slackened then, Tins uxl reflection was a momentary sooth made fat.’ it well. Doit as far as possible in the com- The drum that beat at Louisburgh, and thun was a fluttering of wings for freedom. Act and reddening in the skies, er. ‘I waut to speak to Deacon Carey about pletest manner. In this way alone cg,n an dered in Quebec ! after act of oppression had roused the incip b. i. 18M. We saw from Charlestown’s roofs and walls As soon as the blessing was pronounced, it,’ she said, ‘for he may thiuk it strange.’— efficient, useful and successful career be ac the flamy column rise, ient nation to a trial of its strength. The And thou whose promise is deceit—no more she hastened to the door, feeling very sorry And again the child’s feelings were too much complished. “Drive on.” But not reckless s, and 1 lilt thy work we'll trust, Yet while we had a cartridge left, we still American army wa3 not then organized, but that Neb should have been foolish enough to for her. maintained the fight, ly. We suppose that whoever give this short tend me twa Thou butcher, Gage, thy power and thee we’ll association was tho order of the day, aud show himself there that afternoon. ‘Every ‘A cause that has not only the ‘widow’s Nor gained the foe one foot of ground upon article a perusal will understand that it is humble in the dust; the watchword of all was ‘Liberty.’ Euough body will be saying now, there’s one of the mite,’ but the infant’s sacrifice, will be pros fighbors, to that blood-stained height. addressed to young men who think before st box 1 got Thou and thy tory ministers have boasted had been heard of the absolute power of minister’s little gals has got a nice fat cos- pered of the Lord, sir, and no mistake,’ said they a c t; who are, in short, possessed of a lo thy brood, What though for us no laurels bloom, nor Parliament: the colonies were no longer a- Hge set, which she can spare as well as not.’ 1 Oolonel Dyer. ‘Let the women and children little common sense, such as every youug “The lintels of the faithfui shall te sprink o’er the nameless brave fraid to staud up boldly aud declare, ‘The rut, know they w ill; and well they may, too ;— work with us, malt the barley, and dry the man should strive to obtain, aDd without d.VN EDY. led with our blood.” No sculptured trophy, scroll nor hatch re People have rights, and only Heaven is Su but, then, I can’t give hint up. Poor Neb- sage; leaving alone the tea and the coffee, Bat, though these walls those lintels be, thy cords a warrior’s grave ? which he will be poor indeed. b. 6, 18C1. preme !’ Such was every where the state of ty !’ aud the foreign gew-gaws, aud the old couu zeal is all in vain, What though to us the day was lost ? Upon Davy Crockett—and Davy, or David which feeling when the infamous act for closing Nebby, wholly unconscious of what was A thousand freemen shall rise up for every that deathless page try will come to her senses by-and-by!’— is all the same as of old, was a shrewd fel the port of Boston reached that patriotic p?ssing in the iniud of his youthful mistress ore box of freeman slain ! The everlasting charter stands, for every Then, while the miuister went back to add low—once said, “ Be sure your right, then go ved * great city. The king had declared his determinat frisked about her as usual, licking her un And when o’er trampled crowns and thrones land and age ! the last gift to the roll, he laid his hand ahead.” Whether or not Crockett gave ut.. they raise the mighty shout, tion to starve his suljeets into unreserved gloved hands, and testifying hm joy in the illy, For man has broke his felon bonds and cast caressingly on Susa’s head, and said, ‘ You terance to this saying, it contains a great This soil their Palestine shall be! their al submission. be3t way he could at her release.’ v.HO USE. them in the dust, have a brave, generous heart, my dear little truth and tho wisest of counsel. It means, tar this redoubt ! And claimed his heritage divine, and justi It was the tenth of May when the Port ‘He’s growu famously,’ said old Mr. Tink girl.’ i Co , Pa,) I simply this— study and know what is best, fied his trust; Act was received, and tidings of it were er. ‘ He’d make a fine roaster.’ Susa only shook her head in reply. She 18, 1861. ) See how the morn is breaking ! the red is in what right, what honorable, what useful While through his rifted prison bars the wafted speedily as possible from town to ‘I guess he won’t,’ said Susa, in an under did not speak all the way home, and, when the sky— what profitable in life, and then drive on, The mist is creeping from the stream that hues of freedom pour, town, aud from colony to colony. Sections tone, bonding over as if to pet the lamb, but they had reached the lane, perceiving some r»f your Cc- O’er every nation, race and clime, on every turning neither to the right nor left. Why ftiely. floats in silence by— traversed by stage-coaches were favored at iu reality to hide her tears. ‘Savage man, children there who had come to play with sea and shore, so many young men fall in life ; why they The Lively's hull looms through the fog, and that era, for the coaches had always the la isn’t be, Neb ?’ her and Nebby, she ran along to the orchard SIMONS- Such glories as the patriarch viewed, when, look on the retrospect with so little to re they our works have spied, test news from the seat of disaffection, and No oue could speak to the lamb, or pet gate, slipped through, and was soon lost you r Fdlsy ’mid the darkest skies, joice over and so much to regret, as to be For the ruddy flash and round shot partin news was what the people of all ages and him that night, but Susa fancied they were sight of amidst the thickness of the trees. He saw above a ruined world the bow of found in the fact that they have not started thunder from her side. ranks awaited aud expected with the great thinking she ought to lay him on the altar Not a word was said in Susa’s presence And the Falcon and the Cerberus makes ev promise rise ! right, and driven on as they ought. Their est anxiety. of her couutry and humanity, when such a about her offering that night; but, at the ery bosom thrill, energies have been spent in tho wrong di The Brain. One of the readiest roads to Long before the hour for the weekly stage, thought never entered the mind of a single breakfast-table next morning, her father With gun, and shell, and drum and bell, and rection, and have proved fruitless of good— the head is through the lungs. You may a group of men might have been seen collect one of her father’s parishoners. On the con told her that Mr. Tinker had been over to the boatswaiu’s whistle shrill. They have failed either to comprehend tho reach the brain in a minute with chloroform, ing around the old Stamford Tavern in trary, they would, one and all, have protest- offer tp send one of his sheep in place of But deep and wider grows the trench, as true purposes and ends of life, or have fail for example. The power of this drug is Windham, discoursing on a subject of com ed against so great a sacrifice on the part of! hers. It was the same old man who had M. spade and mattock ply. ed either to comprehend the true purposes ot Co., 0. something marvellous. When under its in mon interest to all. From the court-house their little favorite. It was the voice of her spoken to her about Nebby on the way from For we have to cope with fearful odds, and j and ends of life, or have allowed themselves the time is drawing nigh. fluence, a man may have his limbs cut off and from the counter, from the work-shop own conscience speaking to little Susa White, | church, aud whom she had suspecter siuis- : . l l , 1SG0. to cowardly evade them. It has often been .vithout any sensation whatever ; and even and from the plow, they came, eager to catch and the voice of humanity, also, asking the ter motives. Fp with the Pine Tree Banner ! our gallant said by the distinguished Paxton of England large sbo* when he recovers from the artificial trance the first sound of the driver’s horn, and to sacrifice of her pet lamb. ‘Good old naan !’ she exclaimed, with quiv- s m ore p®* Prescott stands __whose life is full of instructive interest— he may still have neither pain nor uneasi If y o a haTO Amid the plunging shell and shot, and plants hear the rattling of tho heavy wheels down A town meeting was called immediately,to! ering lip ; ‘I am ashamed because I thought that men accomplish what they will ; that il to nic. ness. Why ? Have you ever scon a person it with his hands. the eastern hill. Women with their children deliberate on what was to be done, and how j so hard of him.’ Then she frankly confessed is, if they address themselves to a given lb jcet to .'0* Ip with the shout! for Putnam comes upon after a fit of epilepsy ? After a fit of that listing t"» in their arms stood at the doors to look out soon. The Port Bill was to take effect the , what feeliugs possessed her when he praised task, and faithfully meet Its demands, they one /icxr ¿ji his reeking bay, kind people havo uo remembrance of any first of June; aud then from many hundreds! her lamb. But she would not allow him to at the four-horse vehicle, and prisoners in can achieve their desires. Mr. Phaxton him With bloody spur and foamy bit, in haste to thing done to them during the fit. During of the poorer citizens would arise a daily i redeem Nebby. Ho was a poor man, whose the gloomy old jail gazed through their gra self rose from tbe common walks of life, on WILKES. join the fray-, the epileptic paroxysm, the brain is all put ted windows to watch it as it passed. cry lor food, for tho hands of industry were) children were obliged to go out to work, and And Pomeroy, with his snow-wliite hairs and his own admirable theory, to a seat in tlio completely torpid. Tho same thing hap ‘There she comes !’ exclaimed half-a-doz most effectually bound. There was a grand she knew he could not afford it. She had face all flash and sweat, House of Parliament, where lie became ouo ’ALPINE'S pens after the anaesthetic sleep of chloro. en voices, from tho tavern stoop. ‘I hear her rally from every quarter ot the town on the given the lamb, and she would not take it ton times Unscathed by French and Indian, wears a of its most useful and honored members.— form. In noitlvsr caso can a man remember on the top of Zion’s Hill. Smith toots loud day appointed for the meeting. The old j back ; for, when Susa had fully made up her youthful glory yet. His motto was, in effect, “ drive on.” He did what he never felt. But mark what may ly to-day. He's got news, no mistake about meeting-house was crowded to its utmost ca-' mind, there was no shrinking from its de- BLU E! But thou whose soul is growing in the sum drive on, first choosing a path that was sure happen after amputation performed on a pa pacity, and there was no lack of zeal or en- cision of right; and, then the minister’s mer of thy years, it.’ to result in success of tho most substantial BLUE ! tient under chloroform. The saino man who thuiasm. A number of youug men express- children were every one as stanch patriots Bnvanquishable Warren, thou, (the young Blowing his horn most vigorously, tho dri nature. He aimed high—within the possi felt no pain in the stump, even during or af GLUE! est of thy peers,) ver came dashing down the dusty road, his ed their determination to offer their services as their father. bility of attainment— bent all his energies Wert born, and bred, and shaped, and made ter the operation, may continue for many fine horses scarcely touching the ground ov- to the blockaded city in case of outbreak,] Every member of the family, except little » upon the end in view, and reached great em to act a patriot’s part, successive montns to bo attacked with tho | er Which they passed. Beautifully they de aud to do it iu person. These would bear black Kate, approved the child’s sacrifice.— is p a t c h 1 inence. And yet he possessed no element, Aad dear to us thy presence Is as life-blood identical local symptoms for which the limb scribed their circle in front of the stage house, whatever contributions their fellow-towns- She stamped, screamed, aud pulled away at no energy that is at all exclusive. Ninety- N1NB £X1 to the heart! was removed, at the hour of the day or night bringing the coach-door and the ladies’ en people had to oiler. The galleries were full her stout row frock with a vigor which would i iii well rC‘ Well may you hark, ye British wolves, with nine young men in every community havo ,blc to have when he was wont to suffer martyrdom be- trance side by side. While the driver with ; of women aud children, eager to hear and have been destruction to a modern fabric, leaders such as they, equal opportunity for distinction, and could, f for rep#*r- for its removal. And more than this, if oue band was guiding his team ttirough 1 see all that was done ; and some of the for- when she heard that Neb, her own pet as c. Not one will fail to follow where they choose if they would meet tho requisitions, attain seized by his old enemy during sleep, he may 1 their well-known figure, with the other he 1 mer of these had a widow’s mite to add to well as Miss Susa’s, was to be driven away GLUE to lead the way. equal fame, position, influence. “ Drive on” awake, exclaiming, “ Oh, my leg, my leg ! it ! no bouse- Asonco before, scarce two months since, we I scattered handful of paper amidst the by the offering. to Boston. should be the motto of all youug men. Let . it is a*' followed on your track. pains me tho same as when it was on.” — standers ; copies of the Bostou Port Bill, •Sally Lincoln says her brother is going •Massa White’s folks o’ny got one little them know themselves, know what they pur ig point. More curious still, he may tell you ha can, sheep,’ she said ; ‘eberybody else got a heap And with our rifles marked the road you edged with black, in token of mourning; al to volunteer,’ whispered Susa White to her pose in life, and they will have put them USE.” took in going back. so far as his own feelings arc concerned, ac so an appeal from tho citizens of Boston, older sister. ‘I should hate to have our Dy on ’em. Ole Wobetic Mountain all alive each bottle. selves to blame if they do not succeed. leslew a sick man in his bed—ye slew with tually move the foot of the amputated limb. asking council aad aid of the sister colonies er, shouldn’t you ?’ wid ’em—good enuff sheep to be eaten. They ' d i n g , hands accursed, What do these facts prove ? They prove, in their time of trial. Sad news this from ‘No, indeed,’ was the speedy response; ‘I: wanted Neb thar own seif!’ ‘Facts are stubborn things, said a lawyer ew York. ■A mother nursing, and her blood fell on the first, that the brain is the source of all mo ‘good old Boston’— for Boston, then, as now, should be ashamed of him if he wouldn’t,! But though Kate’s demonstration sorely to a female witness. ‘Yes, sir, aad so aro babe she nursed. tion and all sensation, morbid or sane ; they was the pride of New England. if there is any need of him. I’ll teach him affected the children, not a voice was heard women,’ she replied ; ‘and if you get any By their own doors our kinsmen fell and prove inversely, sccoud, that the brain is Before the coach was started again on its to fire a gun myself, if nobody else will.’ pleading for their dumb favorite. thing our of me just let me know it.’— ‘You’ll perished in the strife, the Bourse of rest and remission, sleep inclu way to Hartford, the bills were posted all ‘But he may be killed, yofl know,’ said ‘Never mind about it, Susa.’ said her broth- ; be committed for contempt,’ said the lawyer- But as we hold a hireling’s cheap, and dear ded : they further prove, third, that the over the village; oue on tho great elm be Susa, shudderingly, ‘like those young men er Dyer. ‘I’ll catch a rabbit for you this Very well,’ said she,‘I shall suffer justly, a freeman’s life, brain is the source of all paroxismal fore tho tavern door—the same tree on which father told us about last evening at Grey’s fall, when I go nutting, and a gray squirrel for I feel the utmost contempt for every law- By Tanucr Brook and Lincoln Bridge, be recurrence, whether the more prominent too. Ire oau keep them in the house all yer present. fore the shat of sun, I the jolly little Bacchus sat for so many long rope-walk.’ symptoms he general or local.— Medical Practice. omasa—mm«= —— sa—caa— FROM THE SQUTH. T h e P a t a nd P ension of out Vi ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. On Saturday, asb. The former orange red, the latter dear M ore F e ar s for t h e Ca p it a l . New loik , The following recapitulation affoni, B alls, Shsils and Bombs. The corres Slw gritïgtoi gUportw. C l i p p e r .—That was all a joke about the June 24. A Washington despatch to the if. H.t while saw yellow. Now take half an ounce of log information to volunteers and the* pondent of the Springfield Republican, wri Government having closed a contract with j World says that all the latest advices repre- t*rm severed com wood, and ten grains of bi-chromate of pot Mr. Rarey to subdue some of those Southern 8eDt the intention of Beauregard to advance lies:— «two inches above ting from Troy, N. York., May 8, says : ‘The BRIDGTON, FRIDAY, JUNE 23,1SG1. ash, and dissolve them in a quart of hot 1. After being mustered into was it done that Watervielt Arsenal, situated at West Troyt Cruisers. Reported “ hoss-tilities” had noth- on the Federal lines, in anticipation that Kurt till he saw rain water. When cold, pour it into a glass such a movement is essential to keep up the tbe United States, volunteers, artea is as you doubtless know, the largest arse DEATH OF CAVOIR. iDg to do with it. spirits of the rebels. All our regiments pay the same as regular troops. beside him. Th bottle, and leave it Uncorked for a week or the patient is no nal for the construction and fabrication of Europe has lost its greatest statesman.— Scientific Enquirer.—They have desisted have been under arms for tbe last twen’y- 2. If disabled by wounds receirej two. Exposure to the air is indispensible. /\** f l ! a n a n />nn in c _1 military implements, other than small arms Cavour, the strong man, the head and front from the plan of getting water at Fort Mon four hours, as the Government was perfectly vice or disease contracted in feni* are enti led to an invalid jxnsonj and canoon, in the country ; and a visti to The ink is then made, and has cost five or of the sentiment that must rule tbe States roe by means of an Artesian well. That satisfied that Sunday was intended for the The Governor ten minutes labor, and about three cents be attack by the traitors. life, or as long as tbe disability cot^ ed Mr. Granger its workshops at the present time, powerful of the Continent, is dead. The bold foe to thing has been run into the ground. 3. If any are killed or die in tke, sides the bottle. This ink is at first an in An extensive spy system has been carried eral Knox, order ly impresses one with the strength and re .Monarchy, the still bolder one of the unre Gardener. We know of only one way to on here by letters beiug carried some thirty of the United States, leaving a «¡¿2 now in Boston, a tense steel blue, but becomes quite black.— sources of our government. Every thing is liable and volcanic Red Republicanism, is keep bugs from cucumber vines. Take your miles down the Potomac.thence across, finally entitled to what pay was due her h to copy the picti We have recently given this ink a fair trial, Measures have been and a pension. If there is no euil Hall. The at present on a war footing, and from three laid low, and as it would seem, at a time young plants and set them in iron kettles j reaching Jeff. Davis. “and know thereof we affirm.” So far as we child or children of such volunteer¡, -will be placed in to four hundred hands directly, and as many when the world can ill afford to spare him. filled with gravel from the bank of some Two women Saturday afternoon requested tied to the pay, and a pension untid House. more indirectly, in the neighboring found know it is new. He possessed the largest share of love of river. Then build a board fence around the an offieer of the Connecticut regiment to es- sixteen years of age. ries, are kept busy night and day. Through country, but had more prudence than any of kettles, say, eighteen feet high, either ofjeortthem home. They being fearful of go- lidgj At tbe granite 1 1 . i • i .v filial in** alone, be did so, but has not been seen _years of age, _ the other heirs of the thieving of Floyd and the recent requisi A gricultural P roduce is abundent, and the former Italian patriots. He was not on the 11th inst. Mr matched boards or with the cracks fillt ; A squad of soldiers afterwards visit-! entitled to the pay due the volunu, ing a train of ca tions of government, the Arsenal has been this with the low prices of imported and ly a good friend, but a safe counselor. Ke with putty. Leave an orifice at the toP a" j ecj a house iu search of him, but found no time of his death—no pension. At(j quarry to the wh nearly stripped of muskets, pistols and can manufactured goods, materially aids the belonged to a class of men—statesmen— bout a foot in diameter. Upon the top place 0nc there. neither the voluuteers nor any heirk was instantly cri non ; but of other munitions there is yet an poor— and there are now few that do not hard to find in Europe, and his death has a well-conducted hen-coop. Every effort on ; Professor Lowe makes an serial ascent led to land warrants but there ist , , ~ . I near Falls Church on Monday, to take a I an act of Congress will be passed* A young girl si ample store. A large number of hands are feel poor— in these hard times. We b a d a n left a serious void in their front rank. We | the part of the bugs to effect an entrance, ^ ^ can,p3 at Fairfax and Ma- July, granting one hundred and sijj Belfast, is able t engaged in the preparation of ammunition ; ticipated good prices for the farmers, sup have not lime to write what we would like will expose them to the double danger of be nassas. It is believed that the Navy Depart-1 to every volunteer who shall s e r»e l_____men’s boots as wt sixty thousand ball cartridges are made posing that the withdrawal of thousands to write, upon the life and character of this i ing eateu by the chickens or a heavy fall on rnent will make au average of all the bids j days, or engage in battle and be I* o t her sex. Throi daily. Most of these are intended for the from the fields of corn to the fields of battle, man ; but content ourselves with annexing the sharp gravel at the bottom. It has proved for gun boats awarding them to contractors discharged— first to the widow, s«J s he bravely learn Minnie rifle, but large numbers of the eld who will build the vessels within sixty days, children, third to the mother, fourth Spending upon o together with the wastes of war, would les hereto an article from an exchange paper— | a decided success as far as heard from. A despatch to the Tribune states that Bal- father ; and if all tho foregoing k ______fashioned round ball cartridges are also sen the supply for an increased demand. It the Courier. Parnassus.—You say you have “a long timore, although apparently quiet, is pro-¡dead, fifth to the brothers and» manuf ictured. The rapidity with which a appears however that the abundant harvest Death is no respecter of persons, or of po-' ing for fame—in fact an itching to be able foundly agitated iu*its depths,but on the first j those who may so serve and die ttiti t During tbe first insurrectionary outbreak Gen. Banks-has! ceiving a warrant, in like manner] a , u(t. "J cartridge is made is wonderful. A boy sits of the last year is followed with equal abun- sitions in life. Great men on whose Hercu-j to write poetry.” You had better consult orders to shell the city from Fort McHenry,! volunteers who served in Mexico art) Washington by t at a counter with a cylindrical stick—a pile lean shoulders, it would seem, therery frame j ance this seasoD, while the breadth of land work of government rest, are sukkmly cut that fine old work, “Combe On The Head.” aud he will do it. j warded. Seamen and others who 1 ™a'b ilie namb of greased balls and one of prepared paper under cultivation is increased and the mark down as if they were nought. We are ever C o o k .—You are wrong iu your statement Commodore Vanderbilt has addressed a zes, and those performing meritury before him—a simple roll of the paper and et of the South cut off. The consequence is more reminded of the solemn words of Schil about tbe “bone of contention.” Ltis uufit \ letter to W. O. Bartlett, authorizing him to will undoubtedly be rewarded wiih§ Bills of indicti stick, a jerk and a twist at one end, a twist ler :— vth' g but a “ family stew ” | tender his steamship Vanderbilt to tbe gov-1 of their valor. Those patriotic tw#j that the fields are full, the granaries of the \ eminent at a price to be determined on by | men who suffer from robbery in tlJ gainst two army of a string, and a cartridge is ready for fill “ With hasty steps death passes on, West are full, the stores of the East are full, Nor gi ants to man a moment’s stay,. Martha Jane.— \ou want to goto tbe wars 1 Stockton and two active Commodores States under tbe name of eonfiscwH Pa., and they hav ing in less time than it takes to read this and abundance is everywhere. We take the He falls ere half his race is run, and serve your country—good woman. Me now in the Navy, and if not on these terms almost certainly be rewarded, acta, the suru of five th description. They are then taken into an State of Iowa as an illustration, for that has In manhood’s pride is swept away ; cannot give you all the requirements,s, but i he adds—“ will the Government please ac- the scripture rule, fourfold from thtj are charged with Prepar’d or unprepar'd to die, other room, placed upon end in shallow box cept her as a present from their humble ser- ty of the rebels—all State confecta ing for the soldier become one of the chief producing States.— He stands before the Judge on high.” remember amongst the rest that you must vant.” i ing wholly illegal—and mere orgJ es, and a man, by a simple instrument, fills The Agricultural Bureau of Iowa have issu- We arc accustomed to attribute too much be thirty years old and of good behavior. He is also authorized by the Pacific Sfeam-! racy will be mm punished, and Congreaij Charles F. Hall them with an equal and specifie amount of ed a carefully prepared circular giving the importance to the influence and power of iu- You must dress very plainly and discard hip Company to offer the steamship Ocean doubtedly pass a proper and effeeta the Bangor Light powder, at the rate of thirty a minute. A crop prospects of that State. It appears the I dividual ineu in the governance of human hoops. You must have a good constitution, Queen, of nearly 300 tons, the Champion whereby the United States Courtsij V. M., died in'wa: | affairs. These affairs are most unquestion- and Daniel Webster, to the Government at a twist at the open end, and the cartridge is from the unl'aitbiul and unjust jl breadth of wheat sown in the State is about ! ably in the hands of that All-wise Provi- so that with good clothing and wholesome price to be determined on by the above board. what property they may have, auij complete. The manufacture goes on so fast one fourth more, of corn nearly one-fifih ' dence to whom is cognizant even the fall of food, you can stand the fatigues of the camp. He was induced to make this offer because to the faithful and true servants. Hay is selling that it requires a dozen men and boys to more, and of pork for market there will be j a sparrow. These great men, whom we wor And above all, you must be able to take he was desirous to protect the government 5. In addition to what the volusb* in Gardiner. ship as demigods, and who, perhaps, regard pack, box and remove the finished cartridg at least one third more than in 1860, there care of yourself, everything being provided against speculation, and to make it known heirs are entitled to from the Fund} themselves as such are as much the subject DE'N es. In another apartment, a number of men that vessels can be obtained by the Govern the several States have passed aml*[ appears to be over one-third, and of wheat of that overruling Power as is the humblest for that purpose. You will have to wear ment without resorting to those owned in the acts granting pay from the Stately D R. H VSKELI and girls are employed in the manufacture over one-fourth on hand. That the indica thing that crawls ; and when their appoint very warm clothes, and changed often. In Confederate States or those sailing under a call on him early. of cannon cartridges of all sizes, from the tions for a good crop of wheat were never ed work is finished they are summoned from damp weather or iu the nights, you will foreign flag. the stage of action, either by death or by A G lan c e a t t h e R ebels. An mightiest columbiad down to a six pounder. better, and that the yield would fully equal wear an outer suit of india-rubber cloth, or Private Willie Richardson of Stoneham other suspending circumstances. God rules Co. F., of the Massachusetts 5th, acciden the 5th New York Zouaves, win She: The material of which they are made is a that of last year. Iu addition to the above, in the armies of Heaven and among the in something impervious to moisture, as the tally shot himself Sunday afternoon, in the Yorktown with the flag of tr C u m b e r l a n d , i writes :— kind of woolen goods—moreen—imported preparations are making for a greater habitants of earth, aud His hand cannot be chief thiD g is to be sure aud keep dry, breast, while loading a revolver. There is a rjAAK EN on Ex< We met a good many secession ti I. Corey again from England especially for the purpose.— breadth of sorghum and imphec than in any stayed. bare possibility of his recovery. He was a Nevertheless, it is natural and meet that great favorite. ci pally cavalry, all desperate look Carter, and will 1 Thousands of yards of this material were in previous year. Last year the yield of wheat ^ 5S~Last Thursday evening, a Mr. Some acters, and who looked very black on SATURDAY’', we should feel, and do homage to great men, T he F e eling in T e nn e sse e — Operations of the process of being cut up and manufactur was upward of 19,000,000 bushels, or an av. because God is more especially manifested body exhibited “ Banvard’s Panorama of the Rebels. ed. Cannon cartridges are not filled here, erage of 16 bushels to an acre; and for the through them. As Mr. Carlyle very strong War, Secession &c.,” aud by virtue of having New York but at the place where they are intended to ly contends, we are naturally hero-worship ington despatch say additional breadth of land sown last Fall a right to do so, we looked iu about a min came near the village we saw acij ^ the original w be used. In still another department, grape, pers, and the reverence we pay to good and son, of Tennessee, with three friends, were and this Spring at the same average per powerful men, is morally wholesome. But ute. It was a solemn scene. The room was fired at on their way up here by 15 Virgin inhabitants around the school-ha tion issued, or noi canister and strapped ammunition are in acre,at least 4,000,000 bushels and we have let us be careful not to elevate them to the dark as night. In front was a piece of white ians at Cumberland Gap, but they all escap talking with the members of a « j ng described rea course of preparation, while huge cartloads position of gods, because they are, after all, infantry,dressed in a remarkably piece or parcel o the probable amount of 23,000,000 bushels cloth, probably a high cost sheeting, quadri ed without injury. Mr. Johnson thinks that uniform. As soon as our red caps thereon, situated of bombshells and spherical shot are hourly weak and dependent creatures like unto us with a fair canvass and six weeks time the for 1861—all of which can be spared out of lateral iu shape, aud almost four feet large, taloous became visible, every maj ° f Cumberland of more limited influence. Though so-called whole of Tennessee could be carried for the arriving irom the neighboring foundries.— the State, as there are about 5,000,000 bush company rushed into the school-i esterly great nieu die, principles do not falter nor surrounded by drapery of a dark hue— the Union. Both the Tennessee and Kentucky • • — — , , from Brulgton Ce The grape-shot are larger than I supposed, els on hand for home consumption for a year. stagnate, but go steadily on with their de whole “ tote assembly” reminding one of a Unionists want arms. Could the Virginia his gun ; some crawled around men anJ easter|y by h the house, the others cocked tbeirpe tbe lilt0 Richard and might more properly be called peach 4Ve thus have that one State, that twenty velopment, because omnipotent purpose, pow momentary lull in conversation at a quilt and Tennessee Railroad be possessed by Gov er, and wisdom, are their motive force. would undoubtedly have fired, iChj p .a d owned by Mi shot than grape-shot. Some six or more of years ago was a wilderness, affording this ing. where twenty old ladies work their way ernment and a daily mail via Cumberland Count Cavour was one of the great men Gap be instituted, it would materially assist ing, they bad not been certain to ski said real estate b< these are packed in a sort of wire corkscrew own men. The officer leading uj, gage to Dixey Stc season a surplus of more than a bushel of of the earth, and at the time of his death, to the center of the "coverlit” for the minis the Unionists and prevent the transportation arrangement, and fitted into a tin case, and and spoke a few quick words to the dollars. Further wheat to every man, woman, and child iu filled an important position. He died in the ter’s wife. of Southern troops into Virginia. A travel midst of his years and intellectual strength, of the company, waving at tbe sia at the saJ whefi thus finished have much the appear the free States. The corn goes into beef and Immediately behind this, next the audi er from Richmond on Saturday reports 40,- being not far from 51 years of age. He was the white flag The captain orM of June, A H, 18( ance of jars of preserved meats or fruit. pork, and Iowa is expected to yield the val 000 troops marching thence to Manassas, one of those rare spirits who are at the same ence, on a tripod, was au article of almost man to fall into line ; no one oM| The manufacture of bomb-shells is also a probably an over estimate. The rebel forces ue of ten million dollars of these. To show time both radical and cooscu vative, the very as formidable proportions as an old-fashion are very impatient to make an attack. Col. glared at us, their muskets on their a 3 w34 matter of much interest. The preparation ers waiting for us to get abreast, toi present prices there, we quote from a private best kiud of characteristics for statesman ed foot-stove, used in earlier ages by old wo Stone has sent for reinforcements, as the of those I witnessed is briefly a3 follows :— ship, one would think. He has been an in traitors are erecting a battery on the other The captain drew his sword,thrcafeii J. D, \ letter dated Iowa city, June 11th. It says men of both sexes. From this box proceed it each man. and got them into lice.! The shell is first filled full with old fash valuable assistant in organizing tbw new side the Poiomac, which threatens his camp. “ we have no reason to complain of hard! Italian Kiugdom, and was supposed to be ed a light “soft as the first faint blush of der arms !’ but this they would noth ioned round leaden bullets ; melted sulpiier The Times’ Washingoon despatch says :— times. The country is full of everything nearly equal in statesmanship to the French dawn,” and changing views soon riveted thir Consul Spenser at Paris, in consequence of butts of the muskets instinctively» is then poured in to fill up the interstices FRUIT, CC but money ; butter sells at 6 ceDts a pound, Emperor. They, it seems, were in some sort his traitorous proclivities, has been ordered their shoulders ; with a gigantic css ty-six or forty eyes upon the aforesaid “ fac captain sprang at them, and fear fe and bind the bullets in one solid mass ; the kindred spirits, and have worked together. to close his Consulate and deposit his papers CIO- a eggs 4 cents a dozen and corn is only 10 tory cloth.” A very learned and forcible ad the musket into position. Aftermer;? shell is then put into a kind of lathe, and a But deaih lias arrested one of these master with the American Minister. It is under cents a bushel. A man recently sent 600 spirits of Europe, and, how much longer the dress explaining upon the matter”— accom ing and howling, he compelled th« cylindrical bole of the exact size of the ori stood that Gen. Dix will assume the com bushels of coi n to market and the net re other will hold on his way, Great Providence panied the machine, from or by a large man mand on the other side of tbe Potomac. The dir arms, and then our guide gaieiirAiso_ Saw3 GU>I fice of ihe shell is bored through the bullets has as yet given us no intimation. —‘Forward !’ and we rushed throiigl 34 shoi turn was about $19.” — Mr. Banvard perhaps—who gave some Government has appointed a Commission to and sulphur. This cavity is filled with inspect all provisions for the subsistence of should undoubtedly have been stal------Of course we never can sec any such pri “majestic aud tecliin” information, and soldiers or citizens, iu a dozen plaasi I 1. 15. & J powder, even with the interior edge of the ^2£r-Tke Atlantic Monthly has come for the army. The State Department has been ces in this part of the world, but it has been which produced a marked effect upon sever road, had it not been for the ene:e';: orifice, a six-inch shell of the kiud here des July. It is as good as ever—better if pos advised that Beauregard’s force has been re many years since we have seen farm pro al of the young gentlemen with their sisters moved from Manassas to Fairfax Court duct of the officers who guided us. ¿3” K : S \J\7~ cribed, holding about half a pound. The sible. “Our Or-lers” is a pretty little poem duce so low as now. We will not quote the --being as near a “melting mood” as is us House. It is reported that batteries are be ------— BiilDCtTCR fuse fitted into the orifice is a recent Belgi on the first page. “ Agnes of Sorrento” fol prices to day ; but when corn sells from 52 ually observed in this “imperfect state of ing erected by the rebels at Mathias Point, G e tt in g th e ir Eyes Opes. Tlefc an invention, made of pewter, and resembles lows, but as we shall not read it till Ye can aud also one near Falls Church. Two tele papers, for a long time past, bavetei E to 55 cents, pork and beef must be corres existence.” the screw-cap used for the patent fruit-cans. read it entire, we cannot speak of its qual graph operators just arrived, state that num ging about the superior “fighting A T ,'1 - X PJ pondingly low ; and when grass is so abun As a moral effect, no words of ours, nor burs of Northerners have joined the rebel" the Southern chivalry. One South' ’ 1 ^ L LJ^9 An examination of this pewter cap shows, ity. “Sun Minting and Sun Sculpture” is a dant and hay promises to bo low, we find fifteen cents in money would seem to be of army as the only means of getting near the good for six, eight, or ten Yankees,tie however, that, it is made of two hollow discs learned production. One of the most beau lines of the frontier, when they intend leav butter and cheese relatively the same, while much accouut in comparison ; and as a work Some of the recent events in Yirgia of metal, screwed together, and filled with tiful and “ taking” papers of tbe number, is ing for a free county. They report that com opened their eyes a little, and theyte “ —1 --1 - 1 eggs and poultry and vegetables are cheap of art, to “behold and tremble,” go as natur meal powder. A number of fine holes are “ Washington as a Camp,” by the author of munication with the South is kept open at acknowledge that possibly they bij^PECTACLES, o enough, as all persons will discover on in ally together as chills and fever. It was a Louisville, whence great quantities of pro been mistaken. The Charleston rior article, v drilled in the lower disc, while the outer “ The New York Seventh Regiment” in the quiry.—Newburyport Herald. splendidly magnificent thing—in fact “ fust visions ammunition, &c., are sent to the reb particularly disgusted wiih therulu'?“ All repairinn disc is entire, and marked with figures in a June number. Like that article this has el army. rate” — and if Mr. Banvard’s life don’ t go position evinced by the Virginia nl------circle, 1, 2, 3, 4. In this state the shell is the ring of the true metal. Poor Winthrop! their recent contesls with the genr. l,| VlkRKT oat iu glory somebody will be to blame. F rom F o r tr e ss M o n r o e . Fortress Monroe, water and weather proof. When taken for A B e a u tifu l P ictu re. The man who it is a sad thought to the readers of thy racy June 22—via Baltimore, June 21. The pro troops, and thus gives venttoilsowk ‘ * • • u use, the gunner, by means of a small steel stands upon his own soil—who feels that by papers, that thou sleepest in the green valley peller Fanny started for Norfolk this morn ed feelings:— jB huporters, U'hole A H ard Case. In a recent daily paper, ing with a flag of truce, but was not allow “ The reported retreat of the twos instrument, scoops out a portion of the outer the laws of the land in which he lives—by of thy New Eugland home—haviug fallen we find the following remarkable advertis- ed to proceed beyond Sewall’s Point, where ies of Virginia cavalry before,»«# Tri* 'lïh soft metal surface and lays bare the charge the laws of civilized nations—he is the right in the van of the column facing the Rebel pany of Uuited States troopers,Titb ment: she was met by a rebel steamer and her pas of composition powder below it. If the shell ful and exclusive owner of the land which he battery at Big Bethel. lYe find an increas sengers conveyed to their destination Among en crossing swords with them,i* W a n t e d .—By a young lady possessing credible news. We do not knot is desired to explode in one second after tills, is by tbe constitution of our nature un ing interest in this jusly popular magazine. them was a lady having sons in both armies. some knowledge of French, German, vocal It is now known that the first shot from make of it. Is the thing leaving the gun, the scooping is made on the der a wholesome influence, not easily imbib ip Apr.? aud instrumental music, literary subjects, Sawyer’s cannon | struck a corner of the re- said, in extenuation of thisap figure 1 ; if in two seconds, on the figure 2, ed by any other source. He feels—other Som ething for Som ebody. For a week past, experience iu the sick room and culinary de- hel.s’ magazine scattering the rebels like a tardly conduct, that one comp and so on—the idea being that tbe shells of things being equal—more strongly than an we have had our attention called to tbe pecu partment; 011c conversant with all the in- 1 bolt from Heaven, and came near producing Virginia cavalry were without! Feather; tricacies of domestic machinery—a situation explosion. The batteries have consequently what a vain and empty cxcuat this description shall first strike the object other, tbe character of a man who is the liar fact that the school children of this vil as Housekeeper in the establishment of some 1 been removed. The rebels are not safe with- the use of pistols iu a sabre £?-*• aimed at and do execution as a ball, and lord of an inanimate world. Of this great lage are outraging public sentiment by their affluent. taciturn and iinperturbabh widow-1 in four miles of this terrible projectile, sabre, not the pistol, is the then explode, sending the bullets forward as and wonderful sphere which, fashioned by noisy behaviour in the streets. Every occa er or misogyuistic Benedick, who can produce f Many pieces in the Fortress are beino- ri- charge of cavairy upon cavalry, OTW@!LS' if from another cannon located at the point the will of God, and upheld by His power, sion of their passing along home from school, ' unexceptiouab.e references as to character, fled. The Union guns is being mounted!3 er, it is stated that the other 85 & 87 M i pistols. They were two to one^ where the flight of the shell is arrested.—- is rolling through the heavens, apart of moral aud intellectual. Address Psyche,; Hampton Roads swarm with shipping and tf or from home to the school, witnesses a de Lynn, Mass. Those of the misogynistic type immense storehouses are in process of erec- United States troops, and bad POR] Large shells of eight or ten inches are filled his—his from the centre to the sky. It monstration that would have done credit to preterred. None others need apply. tion for Government supplies. a company of riflemen. Good with powder only, and bursting, do execu is the space on which the generation be the aborigines of this or any other land.— j We seldom module with such subjects, but | Quartermaster Tallmadge will in a fe the sort of fighting Southern ix a y s tion by means of their fragments. These fore him moved in its round of duties, and We don’t know but that it is an exercise pre-j we can hardly pass this one, without D a v in e 1 <*a^s receive five hundred additional horses to make? Why. with their two sabers to one, they ought to! large shells are generally fired by means of he feels himself connected by visible link that female our profou n d « rerards r J o ■ I for the use of , the ' army,arm/ ' and ------L- the i ™ » «' «• ’J ~ scribed by their pareuts or physicians to F reguras. un . garrison and camp equippage for 10.000 rr.en. tho Lincolmtes to a man, and !*• a fuse of meai powder, extending through a with those who follow him, and to whom be strengthen lungs, but we fancy that these ! it is so retreshing, to find occasionally among The worthless garments of the N ew York ; *ast niaQ int0 the very encar" brass plug screwed into the mouth of the is to transmit a home. Perhaps his farm same parents would change the treatment the masses of humankind, such a character, volunteers will soon be exchanged for suiia- enemy. Is the banner of the shell. In both cases the fuse is fired by the has come down to him from his fathers.— if they knew just the facts of the case. We Behold her ! “ Posst»««;™ enmr. I Government uniforms. 1 to be thus trailed in the dust ? RY ignition of the charge in the gun.” They have gone to their last home ; but he love to see childreu enjoying themselves, and of Fronob r » 1 some ''nowledge Another flag of truce arrived from Great hour for old Light Ilorsc Harry of^French, German,” can play and sing like Bethel to day, requesting the exchange of a ! wield his daring, clashing b! can trace their last footsteps over the scenes even noisy ; but we cannot see the forces of a syrup, has got both tho “ literary" aud prisoner named 11. Parker for one Carter, i our meagre acoouuts from the C heap a nd Excellent In k . We like ink of his labors. The roof which shelters him going through the streets with a series of the “culinary,” — conversant with all the in- Gen. Butler has just issued the following pers are strangely incorreA t] that is as black as midnight, (says the edi was reared by those to whom he owes his be prolonged howls that have neither aim nor tricacies of domestic machinery” — , order:— should be torn from the sbouk G r R O fleers who have thus stained tbe^ tor of the Country Gentleman,) and as glossy ing. Some interesting domestic tradition is method. „4 t Headquarters, June 23. a soul replete with every noble quality,” ! No person shall be permitted to land at as a raven’s wing. Bad ink is a decided nui their, State, and a court raart’*',^ connected with every enclosure. The favor pel them from the ranks of ike sance. There is scarcely anything more unde ji^ F rom the most approved data, we (to use a popular expression slightly chang- Foi”lreS3 ^°»roe or to visit the camp through ite fruit was planted by his father’s hand.— ed) “Sound nn tiw. m i i „ , m°Gvms of curiosity. Neither will any per- sirable than to receive a long letter with bad He sported in boyhood beside tbe brook which •imagine the following to be a reliable esti } ° a the -^ S ^ e n e .” The only son not having his home or business within man with whom she can break bread, must this Department be permitted to remain spelling and worse penmanship, on another still winds through the meadows. Through mate of tbe Confederate Army, although I nsurrection a t the Pex be rich, silent and immovable, and of a sub- without a special permit from headquarters. man’s business; but the annoyance is great the field lies the path to the village school there undoubtedly are many fragments be L o u is. Jefferson City, June lime moral character. Look here Misogyuis- o^ 1 11:V'11 \^ bv«siness, or coming prop. ate attempt was made tins aft ly aggravated if written on dull blue paper, of early days. He still hears from his win side, making it a little over 100,000. Ho ^ accredited, will be permitted to liind prisoners in the Penitentiary with ink about the color of muddy water.__ dow the voice of the Sabbath bell which call Virginia, - - - 30,000 • - P tha. contract. She will “go up,” but the operations of the Department can! walls and force their way out. c r o c k : Tennessee, Good ink may often be had by paying a good ed his fathers to the house of God ; and near 15.U00 nrs„ tning you know. Common earth doesn’t noL interferred or demoralized by pleasure They had all diued together Kcuutcky, 3.000 stick to her clothes. seekers merely. The government line of the hall, and were about to price for it, say about fifteen cents per quart, at hand is the spot where his parents laid Mississippi, BRIDGTl 2.000 ------— ------| f teaiDers between Baltimore and this point their respective cells by the but after the manufacturer has got his repu down to rest, and where, when his time has Louisiana, 4.000 ^ © -lo u n g Gilman, mentioned in our last tor llie use tlie government, and not a some previously concerted tation he is tempted to sell a cheap and mis come, he shall be laid by his children. These Florida, 8.000 upon the latter and completely Alabama, as being implicated in the affair of Mrs. i C * leasure trAa,vel „ (Signed) erable article. The best way is for all to 5.000 Then they poured out into the are the feelings of the owners of the soil. Georgia, fcwan s death, waived an examination before Col. Butler goes m ^ w i^r^th^evm dnc 6.000 1 and commenced breaking a hole make their own ink, and save at least one Words cannot paint them, gold cannot buy North Carolini*, 10.000 a justice and was committed to jail at Paris Wlt!l imPortant Government despatches, when they were discovered bv A NE thousand per cent, as ink is commonly sold South Carolina. lfluf: it ...... i Thfi Rlpn.mon — t.:^i. i • them ; out of the deepest fountains of the 6,000 last Thursday, to await the action of the .a T™!Q8teame-r Fanny which has just return- stationed without, who instaa at retail between the first cost and final heart, they are the life-springs of a fresh The citizens of Cornish are to have a Grand jury at the August Term of the S.J. p Tv l° S° w aS far , —aS Crane-V------J Is‘ I alarm- ^ less uiiiuthan tenici» price. But how shall we make it easily and healthy and generous national character.— Court. No ? Huger sent a despatch to Gen. panies of Uuited States troops celebration on the Fourth of July. Arrange new facts cheaply ? Thus : Buy extract of logwood [Edward Everett. have been e l i c i t • °f ^ imPortance ^ ? 0rfolk 00 - ‘at th* T h ey encompassed ments on a latge scale are being made, and , ellclted since our account of the da£ ^ lU b.Pl,nF a number of fugitives. I scaled the walls and shot ’ J which may be had for three cents an ounee, matter last week. ,ffj***v ^ » no doubt the occasion will be worthy the . bristh»« win* d and th®.adJ acf nt mainland ! convicts who was about to or ohcaper by the quantity. Buy, also, for We all preach—if not by precept, then by public spirit of that community. Edwin W. ------! t U r l f Ca!ln0nu Th° rebels are fast the hole. Two or three were three cents, an ounce of bi-cirromate of pot- example. The city of Portland pays weekly $317 j ty,e J n,/~ nc 1^f,ntsr,i'0.r batterics at ; ter which”!hey were alt drii Bedgvood, Esq., is to deliver the oration. for the relief of families of volunteer;. ' eite Rin Rap« ° f *“ewal 8 Point> also oppo-! point of the the bayonet into * » " pecured. No one escaped. VoLUïti2j On Saturday, Mr. Jacob True, of Deerfield Forda useful N. H., while sawing shingles, had his left, Attention HOUSE KEEPERS- Is called to a prime lot of -A. the»r lamj. tarin severed completely from his body about CARPET •O two inches above the wrist joint. So quick * | Burnet's "Eicelsioi” Baking Powders. was it done that ho did not know he was K5 Cannot be surpassed for the Im m e d ia te W A R E -_HOTJSE! ifAeaiB.tr isimeoees, 0 80rvice 0, hurt till lie saw the hand lying c»n the bench y (production ot BREAD, B u c k w h e a t OW in store which will besold for the re c‘lllUleat, I OK PURIFYING THE BLOOD. beside him. The wound was dressed, and q .C a k e s , and every description of P a s t - ENGLISH AND AMERICAN N LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, for the patient is now doing well. ^ [r y without Y e a s t , in less time than Cash or Produce. I shall henceforth keep a \ml for the speedy cure of tho fo llo w in g complaints: f ìvc? to*» a n y other process. first class quality and a prime assortment of ■fci-ofuln ami Scrofulous A flections,surli CARPETINGS, as Ttnrtoi-s, Utrera, Sorts, Eruptions, l'î'vlc<'. tW, THE PEOPLE’S The Governor and Council have authoriz Saves 35 pr. ct, in nse of Butter & Eggs — LATEST s t y l e s — Dimples, Pustules, ItlotcUeg, Roils, lMo" duri,, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Bin tus, unit all .Si.lit Diseases. continue^1 ed Mr. Granger to paint the portrait of Gen fl These powders are more economical Iu Velvets, Brussels, Thrce-Plys, Tapestry, O akland, 1m l., 6th Juno, 1859. 1 lhe herYjft eral Knox, ordered by the Legislature, lie is O and healthier than any in use. One ‘r. trial will convince the most skeptical. Ingrain, Superfine and Stair ! STATIONERY, J. C. Am i A Co. t.uuts: 1 foul it m y d m y to ac TK,Ü1W. «he ¡, now in Boston, and has obtained permission knowledge uliat your ■'■msiqiiii illa lias dono for mo. AND PATENT MEDICINES, ' laving inhibited a Scrofulous iiu'ccti ii. 1 have suffered to copy the pic tun« now hanging in Fan- J u s t P u b l i s u e d in .St l e n d i d S t y l e . c r . VUbbapd Increases the weight in Bread to Pr Ct which will be sold for a small advance on the 111111 .it in various ways lor years. Sometimes it burst 1 "ulovv, euil lln.ll. The portrait when completed, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS; Dyspeptics can cat HOT BREAD cost. Also, a large quantity and nit in I leers on my hands and arms7 sometimes it will be placed in the rotunda of the State PORTRAIT OF MAJOR ANDER iiirmd inward and distressed nr.'at the stomach. Two ,ev r ia eut¡. BUISCU1T, Ac . with impunity if made all widths. prime assortment of Util theyat, House. SO N , the Hero of Sumter, with these POWDERS. years ago ii broke ('lit on mv head and covered my scalp 2 uni ears \\ i111 one sore, which was painful and limthsomo . PORTRAIT OF MAJOR - GE.\. For Sale Everywhere. Straw .11:ittiii?s, Ru.?s, ll.its,& c. BUTLER, k»eyond description. 1 tried many medicines and several '•J under lç At tho granite quarry in Frankfort, on 3. PORTRAIT OF COLONEL ELLS. Gold Bordered Window Shades and Fixtures, I’ll.' «¡‘ ¡an f»oi w ithout m u ch relief from any thin g, in tho 11th inst. Air. John 0. Howe, while guid Al NJ Dj F: A\ Nj Cj Y/ Gj Oj 0) D] $ , la. I, the• di-oidor grow worse. At length 1 was rejoiced Uecodeutn„ W O R T H , of the New York Fire Burnet's Ctlebrated Washing Pow ders! Drapery Materials of Damasks and Muslins. to road in the Gospel Messenger that you hail prepared ■nteer at tht ing a train of cars, heavily laden, from the Zouaves,assassinated at Alexandria, Bleaches clothes beautifully white, REUBEN BALL. an alterative (¡-mrsaparilla), for I knew from your reputa after hauling down the Rebel flag. Feathers and Mattrasses Bridgton Center, April 13, 1860. 23tf tion that any filing you made must he good. 1 sent to A . 1 tirili quarry to tho wharf, fell under a car and 25 and softens the HARDEST WATER ICH is Clitii was instautly crushed to death. THEBOMBARDMENTOF FORT I in. ivinuti ami got it, and used it till it cu red me. 1 took SAVES ONE HALF THE SOAP. Bought at Reduced Rates and will be sold it, as you advise, in small doses of a teaspoon ful overa ìh no deuil S U M T E R , a magnificent, large, richly colored engraving. Does not injure the texture of the fin Very Cheap for Cash, by mouth, and used almost three bottles. New and healthy sed early i, A young girl seven teen years of ago, in 25 DOORS, ■bin soon begun to form under the scab, which alter a 5. THE MASS. SIXTH REGIMENT est LINES, LACES, orCAMBBICS. «ixty acm Belfast, is ablo to manufacture a pair of w . t . rciLBcmisr & c o . "Idle ídl otf. My skin is now clear, ami 1 k n ow by m v fighting their way through the streets Saves One Half the Labor in Washing, Sashes, and Blinds. feelings that the disease has gone from my system. ’ You ve, fuurtetu men's boots as well as the workmen of the of Baltimore. A most spirited pic , ( Successors to E. II. Bargin, can vudI believe that I feel what I am saying when I tell other sex. Thrown upou her own resources, Washes all Clothing superior to the y ii. that 1 hold you to he one oi’ file apostles of the ago, 8 uonorablr ture, giving a very correct idea of FREF. STREET CARPET WARE HOUSE r p ilE Subscriber lias removed his Factory ccond to thè she bravely learned a trade rather than be that bloody transaction. 25 5? best Washing Machine in the world, L to the LARGE NE»V SHOP near the and remain ever gratefully. Yours, ¡without injury, particularly Flannels ALFRED B. TALLEY. ■urti» to the depending upon others for her daily bread. 6. ••THE STAR SPANGLED BAN Chambers No. 1 and 2, Free Street Block. Cumberland Mills, and having fitted up in i tf which are washed soft, without shrink- St. Anthony’s Eire. Tiose or Erysipelas, >P lieira )*, NER” GODDESS OF LIBERTY. Over H. J. Libby & Co.’s, the best manner, is now prepared to supply A heart-stirring design, exquisitely I r. ing. customers, or will make at short notice, Tetter ami Salt Hh«nm, Scald Head, "J Histersof’ Cost o f a Large Washing 2 Cents Itijigiv orí:», Sore Eyes, Dropsy. During the first five days of last week c o lo r e d . 25 Z 25 PORTLAND, ME. tf Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Door and Window 'vitliout r(. about 10,000 troops were transported to THE UNION VOLUNTEER. The Manufactured only by Dr. Hubert M. Prelile writes from Salem. N. Y „ 12th WILLIAM BURNET, Frames, Mouldings of all sizes, House Sept., Is59, that lie has cured an inveterate case of IU" as tht Washington by tho Baltimore and Ohio rail- brave soldier represented in the act am Finish of any description, Pump-tub 1 are now rç. 45 & 45.j Pine Street, New York city. Dioji.il/. which threatened to terminate fatally, by tho road. The number on Thursday war nearly of tramping under foot the traitor’s ing, and all the various kinds of Mer.-evering use of our Sarsnparili,,, and also u dangerous 0 take pr¡. banner, ami unfurling in its place F o b S a l e E v e r y w h e r e . 6000. Cash Orders promptly executed. Gm9 BUILDIN G M A T I: H IA I, Malignant £ry■ipel.w by tar o doses of the same; says orioua feats, the glorious old stars and stripes A Large and Attractive Stock of he cutes the common Erupti by it constantly. tli Ilio fruiti ‘ •forever in triumph to wave.” that can be advantageously prepared by bis BrontUoocle, Goitre or Swelled Neele. "eu and Wo. Bills of indictment have been found a- 8. THE DEFENDERS OF OUR BN- FARM FOR SALE. Mi l l i n e r y Machinery. /.ebiiloii Sloan of Prospect, Texas, writes : “ Three bot gaiust two army contractors in Pittsburg, IO N , a mammoth lithographic, pic We also Plane and Saw all kinds of Lum tles of your Sarsaparilla cured me from a G' i're — a hid 1 * •»« slate r jPHe subscriber offers for sale his FARM, eous swelling on the neck, which 1 had suffered from Pa., and they have been held to answer in ture, brilliantly colored, represent ber ; Joint and Match Boards; Plane, Joint, cation, Win ing the various crack regiments in JL situated on the “ Ridge’ in Bridgton, over two years.” the sum of five thousand dollars each. They containing forty acres of good land favora and Square Clapboards in the best manner. according to the United States service, in full 3* & S3 © ir S S 0 3 S , lLT“ Builders and others in want of such LeiK'on ho'n orXYhit.es, Ovarian Tum or, the ] »roper are charged with fraud in furnishing cloth dress, and equipped and armed for bly divided into tillage, pasture and wood Uterine Ulceration, fem ale Diseases. land, with an orchard. consisting of Bonnets, Ribbons, Silks, Laces, articles are invited to call and examine our cations be. ing for the soldiers. active service, being one of the most work. I. S. HOPKINSON. Dr. ./ It. S. Chamiing-, of New York City, writes ; “ I The Buildings are new and commodious. most che. i fully comply w ith tho request of your agent iu rga ni zed fi- magnificent pictures of that kind ev and a large assortment of French Flowers Bridgton Center, Feb. 16, I860. 3m*15 er got up in this country. Among, This valuable property is one of the most saying 1 have found your Sarsaparilla a most excellent ess wjliun. Charles F. Hall, of Bangor, Sergeant in desirable locations in this region. It is with Also, Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Hats of alterativo in Hi;' numerous complaints for which vva the military represented,are the New empl v such a remedy, but especially in hVnuilt Diseases feet uni act the Bangor Light Infantry, 2J Regiment Al. in 1^ miles of the Academy, quarter of a all styles. Blondes, Ruches, Shaker V. AI-, died in Washington lest Thursday. York 7th, Mass. 6th, the Firemen 13 O O 1C S of the Scrofulous diathesis. 1 have cured many inveter s w ill take mile from the Distiict school house, and on ate eases of I.eucori hoea by it, and some where the com Zouaves, Colouel Duryee’s Advance Hoods, Frames, Ac. T O B E SOLD AT GREATLY ly 1 j miles from the Post office. plaint was caused by ulcrrolit n o f the uterus. Tho ulcer t stewards Guard, 1st German Rifles, French All the above together with an assortment of and give « Zouaves, Billy Wilson’s Zouaves, Possession will be given either this Spring ation itself w as soon cured. Nothing w ithin my knowl Hay is selling at twelve dallars per ton or next Fall. edge equals it for these female derangements." etc., etc. Price DRESS T It I M M I N G S , Bediiced Prices, in Gardiner. 50 Terms of payment easy. For further par Edward S. Marrow, of Newbury, Ain., writes, “A da n untocra and gerous nrm'on tumor on one of (lie females in m v family, ANY SINGLE PICTURE will be sent by ticulars apply to AARON GIBBS, Fringes, Buttons, Velvet Ribbons, Netts, fho subscribers, in order to closeout their lited ¡States, or BENJAMIN WALKER. which bad defied all the remedies we could employ, has d f i t s t t F s t r y . mail,postpaid every where on receipt of price. Undersleeves, Collars, Ac., will be offered at EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF ROOKS, at Ii ii g. t Ii been eompletely. cured by your Extract of Sar '} " i l l pass Bridgton, April 4, 1861. tf22 saparilla. Our physician thought nothing but extirpa DU. II tS K E L L is in tow n f o r a season, the lowest market prices. Treasury. Will sell the same tion could afford relief, but bo advised the trial of your call on him early. n o v l lt f Sarsaparilla a . tbe !.■ -t r. rt before cutting, ami it O IT 1 1 J031 AH BURLEIGH, B musts Bleached and Pressed, proved effectual i . t .¡fin - sour remedy eight weeks A T COST, no symptom of tbe disease remains.” i ofliccr in Wholesale and retail Dealer in Also, Bonnets and Hats Dyed iu the most One Dollar Arrangement!! A ud many of them at less Syphilis and Mercurial Disease. 0 went to Sheriff’s Sale. superior style. N ew O rleans. 2fdli August, 1859. uco party, CUMBERLAND, 83: R . o a d y M a d o t h a n h a l f t h e RETAIL PRICE ! F O R O N E DOLLAR! [CP“ those wishing to perchase a Bonnet Pit. J C. A ykr : Sir, 1 cheerfully comply with tho re rnAKEN on Execution in favor of Eben cheap will do well to call soon. Thpse wishing to replenish their Libraries quest of your agent, and report to you some of tho effects troops prin 1 Corey against Mini Davis and James FOR ONE DOLLAR! 1 have realized with your Sarsaparilla. will do well to call on king char- Carter, and will be sold at Public Auction, CLOTHING, I have cured with it, iu my practice, most of the com FOR ONE DOLLAR, L. E. GRISWOLD. plaints for which it is recoin mended, and have found its 1 at us,but ott SATURDAY, the twenty-seventh day of It. J. D. LARRAREE A CO. July next, at four o’clock in the alternoon, •-■ffects truly wonderful in the cure of IV-tierral anil Mcr- ilarly nar I We will send the complete set of 8 pictures CLOTIIS, A.NO Bridgton, April 24. 1861. 25 69 Exchange Street, curi.il Písense. One i f my patients had Syphilitic ulcers at S. M. Harmon's office in Bridgton, all the to any part of the United States, postage in his throat, which we. consuming his palate and tho is occurred GENT’S right in equity of redemption which James paid. > JOHNS & CRGlSLEY, n!4 PORTLAND, Me. 6m top of his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken, When *o Ihrter had when the attachment was made cured him in livo weolis. Another was attacked by sec rowd of the on the original writ from which the Execu SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE IMPROVED J. F. WOODBURY, ondary symptoms in bis nose, and the nlceratiou had ouse dooii tion issued, or now has to redeem the follow FOR ONE DOLLAR! Furnishing Goods. eaten aw ay a considerable Part o f it, so that 1 believe tho GUTTA PERCHA disorder would soon reach his brain and kill him. But it company of ing described real estate, to w it: A certain ONE DOLLAR! NO. 163 .MIDDLE STREET, Manufacturer of yielded to my administration of your Sarsaparilla; Ilia piece or parcel of land with the buildings *ly shabby ONE DOLLAR! ulcers healed, and he is well again, not of course without i and pan- thereon, situated in Brldgton, in said Coun PORTLAND, some disfiguration to his face. A woman who had been ty of Cumberland and bounded as follows ONE DOLLAR! SEMEMT HOOFING, treated for the same disorder by mercury was suffering mn o f tbe to wit: Westerly by the county road leading iCP“ Custom Garments Made to Order. TIIE CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE USTUli fit. from this poison in her bones. They had become so sen •bouse for We will send by mail, post-paid, the fol sitive to the weather that on a damp day she suffered ex from Bridgton Center, to Sweden, northerly lowing set of Union Goods: 12 S. R. SHEHAN, Cutter. ROOFING IN USE. PLANING, SAWING. & C. cruciating pain in her joints and hones. She, too, was ie corner of and easterly by land owned by the heirs of 1. One copy Hardee’s Tactics, the Text cured entirely by your Sarsaparilla in a few weeks. I pieces, and the late Richard Davis, and southerly by rr IS FIRE AXD W ATER PROOF. Done at short notice, and with dispatch. know Iron» its formula, which your agent gave me, that by so do- hnd owned by Mial and Mashall Davis ; the Book for the Citizen Soldier. this Preparation from your laboratory must he a gn at slsoot their su'd real estate being encumbered by mort 25 spleutiid assorted Union Envelopes, REMOVAL. It can lie applied to new an l oil Roofs of all JOBBINGS remedy; consequently, these truly remarkable results entirely new devices. kinds, and to Shingle Roofs without re with it have not surprised me. is, rushed gage to Dixey Stone, for about two hundred 24 sheets superfine Union pap'w. The undersigned would inform the public of moving the Shingles. attended to with promptness and dispatch 1-1uteri:.lily .. ours. O. V. LARIMER, M. I>. ie captain dollars. Further particulars made known at the time of sale. No. 4 of our picture gallery, [The Bom their removal to The cost is only about One-Third that of Tin. IHioumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint. same tim* bardment of Sumter. | EL7“ Piease give us a call. Dated at Bridgton, this twenty-fourth day I ndependence, Preston Co., Yn.. eth July, 1859. NO.80C OMMERCIAL STREET, AND IT IS TW ICE AS I)I R IDLE. ■red every of June, A. D., 1861. No. 5 of our picture gallery, [The Mass. Shop next door to Adams & Walker’s Store. Dn. J . C. A v e r : Sir, I liavo been afflicted with n pain lyed ; they RUSSELL LAMSO.Y. Sixth.| (THOMAS'S BLOCK,) GUTTA PERCH A CEMENT, ful chronic L'.'iettmatism fora long time, which baffled tho :ir should, 3w31 Deputy Sheriff. The splendid picture “ The Defenders of BRIDEI ON CEN1ER. 42 skill of physicians, and stuck to me in spite of all tho remedies 1 could find, until I tried your Sarsaparilla. Ono our Union ” and avail ourselves of this opportunity to For preserving and repairing T in and other to fire.— bottle cured me iu^wo weeks, and restored my general call attention to our present large and .Metai. Roofs of everv description, from its trued with J, 0 , WOODBURY, well assorted Stock of health ho much that X am far better than before I was FOR. ONE DOLLAR '. great elasticity, It is not injured by the con S. M. H AYDEN , attacked. I think it a wonderful medicine. J. FBKAM. ie. ‘Shoul- traction an.l expansi n of metals, and WILL r»t do ! the DEALER IN ONE DOLLAR ! -DEALER IN- Jules Y. Getchell, of St. Louis, writes: “ t have been Drugs, Paints, Oils, Leals, &c. NOT CRACK IN COLD OIt RUN IN WARM afflicted for years with an affection a f the. Liver, w hich ly sought FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, ONE DOLLAR ’ &c. WEATHER. destroyed my health. 1 tried every thing, and every Uiing curse the We will send the following post-paid: Having increased facilities and accommo These materials have been thoroughly tes S 3 0 S 3 , S M , failed to relieve me; and 1 have been a broken-down man ■ brought Portrait of the youthful Col. Ellsworth, as lor some years from no other cause than (leraii¡,emciit o f C I G A R S , een brag- DEALERS IN ¿Samples sent free , to dealers on application. using the best stock in their preparation, we cation, Address all letters and orders, are enabled to otter to the public articles in furnish gratis to all who call for them. ,ii len t” of Full descriptive circulars will he WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY L. J VOIGT & CO., this line equal to auy iu the Market, at Man P U R E WINES Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, "Flfs, Epilep therner is 12 Ann Street, New York. ufacturers Prices. furnished on application by mail or in sy, Melanclioly, Neuralgia. — a n n— t hey said, WILSON & BURGESS. for mechanical and medicinal purposes. Many remarkable cures of these affections have been person at our Principal Office and made by tho alterative power of this medicine. It stimu inia have D.W»(JEittttiOITPE N U T R E S Portland, Jan, 16. 2861. till 5 BRIDGTON CENTER. r begin to Warehouse, lates tie' vital I'mielii.ns info vigorous action, and thus FOR overcomes di (orders which would bo supposed beyond its m y have SPECTACLES, of every description A supe 78 WILLIAM STREET, roach. Buell a remedy lias lung been required by the ne L'ourier is rior article, with Periscopic Glass. SAM’L ADLAM, Jr., G-- II. BROWN, cessities of tbe p.'i pie, ami we are confident that ibis w ill H E A D STONES ! (Corner of Liberty Street,) N E W Y O R K . do for them all that medicine can do. ¡ring dis- */“ All repairing faithfully attended to -DEALER IN- Manufacturer, wholesale and retail dealer in rtbcls in T'VERY person who lias lost a beloved JOHNS & CROSLEY. verninent IL Child, Father or Mother, should send for P A\ Ri !L Oj Ri ,J Gj Hj A\ Mj Bj Ei Ri ly A g e n t s W a n t e d !— T erm s C a s h ! 29 Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, ei burden* HARRETT, POOR & CO, one to adorn the Head Stone with the im f u m n s w s i m i age of the departed one, for there is nothiug FO Il T ill'. R A P ID CU RR OF — AND— THE ORIGINAL Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers more appropriate or tasty than this. I am of all descriptions. Coutflis. f'oid.s, Influenza, Hoarseness, the only manufacturer of Daguerreotype Ca PLAIN Croup, Dronchitis. Im ipicnt Con ses for attaching the Likeness of the deceas T. B . BURNHAM, LOOKING GLASSES, MATTRESSES, sumption. and for the Belief of Consumptive Patients ed to Head Stones and Monuments, in this PICTURE FRAMES, FEATHERS, B y iu advanced Stages M i t m i M P country. These Cises are made of Parian l l i l i f i of tUe Disease« Marble, an indestructible material of a tex- BU UN IIA 31 & BROTHERS, importer and dealer in CHAMBER SETTS. This is a remedy.so universally know n to surpass an; lurecorresponding well with Marb.e gener Take this method to inform the citizens of other fur tlic rure of throat and lung complaints, tlmt it ally used for Monuments. The Picture is se Portland and vicinity, that lie has fitted up Extension, Center and Card Tables. is useless hi re to publish the evidence of its virtues. Jts cured from air or dampness by a metal screw CHINA, CROCKERY AND a new suit of Rooms lor the purpose of mak linrivnlled excdlVence for roughs and colds, and its truly box, which is nicely fixed in the back side ing Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypcs, and Pho BEDSTEADS, of the latest and most im wonderful cures of pulnim. ,ry disease, have made it of ihe Case—the whole arrangement being G r l a s s £& 2^ o , proved style, with Spring Bottoms. known throughout the c;v: : ■ d nations of the earth. Feathers, Mattresses, tographs, in alt their .branches, at Few are the coiinminitit-'. ■ r even families, among tlum securely fastened to the surface of the Mon BRITANNIA W ARE, TABLE CUTLERY, who have not some personal experience of its effects — ument, the case miking a very beautiful NO. 90 MIDDLE STREET, ALSO, READY-MADE COFFINS. PLATED YV ARE, some living trophy in their midst of its victory over the O rn am en t. (Opposite J. E. Fern aid’s Tailoring Establish PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER. snbl!e and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs. ¡TIM A beautiful Tomb Stone is not complete And a general assortment of ment.) As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, and until it contains the likeness of he one These Rooms have been fitted up express LOOKING - GLASSES REPAIRED. as they know, too. the effects Of this remedy, we need not whose name it bears. Those who have been do more than to assure them that it has now nil the vir 85 & 87 Middle St,, (up S t a ir s ,) House FURNISHING Goods ly for the purpose, and entirely without re NORTH BRIDGTON, ME. 8 tues that it did have when making the cures which have called to commit treasures of house-bold af gard to expense—having two largo Sky won so strongly upon tho conlldeuco of mankind. PORTLAND, ME. 26 fections to the cold confines of the grave, The attention of purchas Light Rooms for the convenience of the dif J. 3?. WEBB, M. E>. Prepi tod by Dr. J. C. AYER CO.. Lowoll. Mash. will feel a deep interest in this invention, ers is invited 16 the large ferent ktu Is of Pictures, and so arranged as for how dear a privilege to gaze upou the All our Remedies are sold by S. M. Hayden, stock of HOUSE K E E P I N G to open them into one for large Groups, PHYSICIAN AN D SURGEON, Bridgton ; J; D. Freeman, No. Bridgton ; Silas »KEY STONE & SON, ineanients of the sleeper beneath, at your which makes the largest Room to operate in periodical visits to their grave. Noi only G O O D S now in Store as above, BRIDGTON CENTER, ME. Blake, Harrison. ly ll comprising as it does nearly every article to be found iu this section. would such a Likeness be of inestimable va CARD PICTURES, - - S3 00 per dozen. REFERENCES. — DEALERS IN— li e to the relatives of the deceased, in their usually needed in the FURNITURE AND C R O C K E R Y department. Being one of the SMALL PHOTOGRAPHS, SI 09 for 24 Prof. Frank H. Hamilton, M. D. Brooklyn, OT!L®IIS’ EiTlEIL, visits to the grave ot Icved ones, but of N. Y. mournful interests to friends and acquain largest stocks in the State, purchasers can A Miniature Album for holding fifty of No. 4 G Elm Street, find almost any variety of rich, medium and these little pictures. Price only one dollar, S. U. flunking, Jr. D., Windham. tances of the bereaved. S H. Tewksbury, M. D., Portland. DRY GOODS, This Case is so constructed that the exact low priced Goods, suited to their different bound In Turkey Morrocco. Tewksbury BOSTON. wants. Miss Burnham will wait upon visitors W. It. Richardson, M. D., Portland. picture of a departed friend can be so copied W. W. Green, M. D., Gray. 42 n3 XVESTON MERRITT, Proprietor, l y AND into it by any Daguerreau Artist as to en Those commencing House keeping can ob as usual. Please call and see for yourselves dure for years, unsoiled by wind or storm, tain a complete outfit at this establishment, a large collection of finished Photographs. ami how agreeable on visiting the church without the trouble and loss of time usually Yours respectfully, IMPORTANT TO MARRIED PEOPLE! Pondicherry House* yard to see a bright, life-like picture of de attending a selection of this kind ; and tlie T. II. BURNHAM. Tlil suljs;tiber -would inform his subscriber is confident that, combining as he NFORMATION of Great Importance to GROCERIES, parted friends conspicuous over their graves. Portland, Feb. 6, 1861. I Married People anil those about to be friiui' ■ • n J the public that lie is These Cases are securely packed, and war does the various branches of the House Fur IlfinPfif ready to entertain, at the above nishing business, he can offer goods at prices married, w ill be sent FREE. ranted to reach their place of destination in ENOCH KNIGHT,- r n d e r s o n ffSalftl House, travellers in a good and that will not fail of proving satisfactory on Address D . J. R. A , safety 3ml7 Lock Box No. I ll Bostou Post Office. USH f^Lsubstantial manner, and for a rea m m a u d examination. sonable compensation. The Pondict ?rry p r i c e t w o d o l l a r s e a c h . ATTORNEY LAW, House is kept on strictly temperance pi im i- Address the manufacturer, 138 and 140 Middle Street, BRIDGTON, ME. JOHN MEAD, ples, and travellers will find it a quiet resting A. LEWIS BALDWIN. 3AHDW AR]E3, jyl2 F (JUTLAND. tf3G place. My House is also fitted up for hoardj West Meriden, Ct. O f f i c e — Over N . Cleaves’ s Store. Carri.isc, Si£n and Ornamental ing, and all wh > see«fit to take board with D ^“\send for a C irc u l a r . 3w31 me, will find a comforta ble home. CROCKERY, &c. &c., TO CONSUMPTIVES. GRANT’S A. II. WAT aICEH, Ct?* 1 have also, gooj ^tabling for Horses. NORTH BRIDGTON, ME. MARSHAL BACON. rp H E subscriber will cheerfully send (free COFFEE ANO SPICE MILLS. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bridgton Center, Nov. 19, 1£58. 2 tf JL of charge) to all who desire it, the copy Signs, Banners, and all kinds of Lettering BRIDGTON CENTER, ME. of a S ample R ecipe by which he was cured Original Establishment. neatly executed. 41 f r y e b u r g : m e . Cm of that dike disease Consumption. Carriages, Sleighs, and Furniture Painted E. E. WILBER, Sufferers with Consumption, A sthama, J. GRANT, and Ornamented in the best style. Broncuitis, or any lung affection, he sin J. H. KIMBALL, M. D. Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of iI7*0rders from neighboring towns solicited. ¡ASSESS AM ES AID GAESiAGI cerely houes will try this Recipe, well satis North Bridgton, Dec. 14, I860. 6 fied if they do so they wil! be more than sat PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, B ^ a sa $ . A NEW STOCK OF isfied with the result. Thankful for his own COFFEE, SPICES, SALE RATOS complete restoration, he is anxious to place ANI» CREAM TARTER, BRIDGTON, ME., - 1IO LlACfT BILLIN G S, Harnesses, Carriage Trimmings, Halters, Sar in tne hands of every sufferer the means of New Coffee and Spice Mills, No. 13 and 15 Office and Residence nearly opposite Dix- cingles, Bridles, Horse Blankets, Whips, &c cure Those wishing the recipe with full di SPRING- . . * . .. , n /a___ _ n n r, 1 ( ’.i »V,nn I t V Tour constant battle-cry. ble vouth. Being good looking, the girls IRON purified o f Oxygen and Carbon by first and second stomachs, and creating a WEAKNESS OF THB Die youm. S b ... . . 6 ! combustion in Hydrogen. Sanctum* by the flow of pure, healthy bile, insteau of the Think how your sires for freedom fought, were all easily smitten with him. They used ’^"dicaTAuthorities, both in Europe stale and acrid kind .FLATULENCY ,Loss of P R O C R E A T IV E ORGANS. V O L I When both by field and flood, to flock out to the country Friday evenings.1 and the United States and prescribed in A ppetite, Heahtbl’ kn,H eadace, R estless It is prepared by ness, Ill-Temper, A n x ie t y , L anguor, and They, to secure the boon they sought, H e a d a c h e . AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN OF Talk of a colt ! There is no such romp as a j of thousands daily proves Melancholy, which are the general syrnp-1 an eminent nivsiciAN of thisTHISC« Shoulder to shoulder stood town girl turned loose in the country. She ! that no preparation of Iron can be eompar- by the use oí these Pills the periodic at- toms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natur ; And has long been known here as 1EÍ)t The snow-clad plains whereon they bled, races, she jumps, she climbs the trees shak-1 ed with it. imparities of the blood iepres- tacks ot Nirvotteor Sick Headache may be al consequence ot its cu re. - I the o n l y r e m e d y IS PUBLISHED 1 r sion of vital energy, pale other^ j prevented ; and if taken at the commence- COSTIVENESS, by cleansing r he w h o le ; And yielded up their breath,— ing the wild berries upon the timorous beaux sIck) compiextons 'indicate its necessity in an attVck iinmediYtereUeffrompain length of the intestines with a solvent pro j That would surely and permanently, B Y S. “ - —• • • * • • • » 1 t ~ t Irk o n CA * . « j . n n >1,1 ««■ ■ t i i l l f TT i A IA nC P Camps where disease and lack of bread, beneath her Ob, she is the most beautiful, almost every conceivable case , . , ... , , cess, and without violence; all violent pur to a Natural State of Health and Vs Innoxious in Ml maladies in which it has and sickness will be obtained ges leave the bowels costive within two days. persons weakened by excess, orlj E N O CH t Bronght slew but certain death. winning, delightful creature in the worid. FEVERS of all kinds, by restoring the been tried, it has proved absolutely curative They seldom fail in removing the Nause THE INDISCRETIONS OF EARLY All letters ’Twas no mere war of words they waged, Mose was much younger than his cousin. in each of the following complaints, viz : and Headache to which females a re sosubjec blood to a regular circulation, through the i In Debility, Nervous Affections, Enwcia- process of respiration in such cases, and the i Although not many —------months- —*•»■bave<|!>l . »Hshwr. .hnnirGomjO Those heroes brave and true, He knew Aaron was taking on about that tion, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhaa, They act gently upon the bowels,—remov thorough solution of all intestinal obstruc- since it was first generally introd«I> 1 ’ 1 Their fortunes to the cause they pledged, haughty lass, May Stelton And May was Dusentery. Incipient Consumption, Scrotm ing Costiveness. tion in others. i means of extensive advertising,itis«, name of the antic ing a vast number of T e r m s . ONED Their lives and honors too. in love with Aaron. May and Troup, and‘ oils liiberculosis. Salt Rheum, Alumeiistnta- For Literary men, Students, Delicate F e-1 The L if e M e d ic in e s have been known to tion. Whites. Chlorosis, Diver Loeiplaints, cure RHEUMATIS3I permanently in three ■ V a NTC 3 ; one doll« Union and freedom was the goal. Sue and Polly, all came out on Friday even Chronic Headache*. Rheumatism. Intermit males, and all persons of sedentary habits, weeks, and G j UT in half that time, by re THE UNFORTUNATE! j the y e ir. They sought with pen and sword, ing with Mose’s si3ter, Angeline. Mose got tent Fevers. Pimples on the lace. Sfe they are valuable as a Laxative, improving moving local inflammation from the muscles Who having been led to T e r m s o f A d v e In cases of G e n e r a l D e b i l it y , whether the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the di- and iegaments of thejoints. _ jH lines, one inserti Shall trifles break this golden bowl, off early Saturday to let Aaron know ; Aaron MAKE A TRIAL OF ITS VIRTU the result of acute disease, or of the contin gestive organs, and rcsfnriiKT *>,. thp n«t„r.l natural DROPSIES i/n w raito ofui allan kinds,jiiuu», byvj free,ng ■■'-'-■“ 6 and “ “ “ jB * 1 0 0 ; 3 m o n th s $5 And loose this silver cord ? was for running over to his aunt’s. ued diminution of nervous and muscular en re. ioriu0 me uamiai gtrengtjjeniDg t(je kidneys and bladder; they are rapidly recovering their wonted I ir $0.00 ; l-t c< ergy from chronic complaints, one trial of jaasticity and strength of the whole system, operate most delightfully on these important HEALTH AND STRENGTH « ¡0 00 one coluc Let discord never break the band, ‘No,’ says Mose, ‘bring the gun, the woods this restorative has proved successful to an The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of organs andlhence have ever ^been found a Thjg preparation is n o t a STTMULaxt,, ' JOB PRINTCN. are full of squirrels. We might kill a dozen That links your fates together, extent which no description nor written at long investigation and carefully conducted ' - l - - ; a PURELY MEDICINAL RE.MEj cheapness, and de Your watchword this throughout the land, of them in walking the two miles.' testation would render credible. Invalids so long bed-ridden as to have become forgot experiments, having been in use many years Also WORMS, by dislodgingfrom thejturn- The afflicted are invited to try it. || AB ‘ I EL T. NOV “ Many, yet one forever !” The road led along the creek bank ; Aaron during which time they have prevented and ings of the bowels the slimy matter to which ten in their own neighborhoods, have sud IT WILL SURELY CUBE Denmark, Me. was in a brown study, thinking of May.— denly re-appeared in the busy world as if relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering these creatures adhere. just returned from protracted travel in a dis , , , , , . . . . . S C U R V Y , U L C E R S and INVETERATE Send for a Circular first, read it cm T H E J Mose was looking up in the tree-tops and tant land. Some very signal instances of from Headache, whether originating in the SO k e s , by the perfect purity which these and then you w ill send for the medial HOW TO FORETELL THE YVEATHER. among the bushes, anxious for a pop at this kind are attested of female Sufferers, nervous system or from a deranged state of LIFE MEDICINES give to the blood, an d a ll Price per Vial, One DollarJA PARISH emaciated victims of apparent marasmus, the stomach. the humors. Can he sent by mail The sensibility of many animals and something. It was the shadiest and quiet, SCOItBUTIC ERUPTIONS and BA D One vial willi sanguineous exhaustion, critical changes, They are entirely vegetable in tbeir com- month. — For twenty mile plants to the varying conditions of the at est of places. So far, and no game. and that complies lion of nervous and dys- COMPLEXIONS, bv their alternate effect up- position, and may be taken at all times with on the fluids that feed the skin, and the mor- j K. CRl'GER, Agent. \ was nothing but t ‘Let’s leave the road a bit, and go to the pectio aversion to air and exercise for which No. 742 Broadways mosphere is so great, that a careful study of j the physician has no name. perfect safety without making any change of bid state of which occasions all eruptive com-1 quarrel with bis s road of the creek,’ said Mose.’ It’s so out of their movements will often indicate with cer In N e r v o u s A f f e c t i o n s of all kinds, and diet, and the absence o f any disagreeable taste P>aint8’ cloudy> and other disaBreea‘ I A PLEASANT STIMUlM ^ ‘.„crt, su«b ajol tainty approaching changes in the weather. the way nobody never disturbs it.’ for reasons familiar to medical men, the op ’ ...... ble complexions. For the g e n it a l organs can beobui* eration of this preparation of iron must ne renders >t easy to administer them to children. q i , e use 0f these Pills for a very short time sending $5 to the Agent as abon don’t meet every ‘We’ll see something there !’ When a storm is impending the spider short- j cessarily be salutary, In'-, unlike the old ox BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ! will effect an entire cure of SALT RHEUM, SENT FREE BY MAIL. life of the oeighbc and a striking improvement in the clearness ens the threads of his web, and lengthens And they did. Let it be dated July 24. ides, it is vigorously tonic, without being ex The genuine have five signatures of Henry when London was citing and overheating; and gently, regular o f the skin. COMMON COLDS and 1N F L U - Circulars or medicines can be pro« them again when the storm is about to pass ‘Shee !' hissed Mose through his teeth. ly apparient, even in the most obstinate ca C. Spalding on each Box. ENZA will always be cured by one dose, or Druggists everywhere. Alben 4Co.| from us as it is n< gor. off; careful observers even pretend to fore- j •What is it ?’ asked Aaron, aroused a lit ses of costiveness without ever being a gas Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in by two in the worst cases ______ken so much to p PILES. —The original proprietors of these tell how long fine weather will pass, from tle. tric purgative, or inflicting a disagreeable .Medieines. sensation. A Bex will be sent by mail prepaid on re Medicines, was cured of Piles, of 35 years ilRG YOG INJURED! tics, we were glac the degree to which the web is extended. If Mose put his hand to bis ear. It is this latter property, among others, ! standing by the use of the LIFE MEDICINES ceipt of the ------ll ties and that. the spider is quiet, it is a sign of rain, but ‘Ducks—the biggest kiud !’ which makes it so remarkably effectual and I alone. permanent a remedy for Piles, upon which PRICE 25 CENTS. FEVER AND AGUE— For this scourge of The attention of those contempUa Robert, it was m when he goes to work during a shower, be ‘This time of year ?' it also appears to exert a distinct and speci All orders should be addressed to the Western country, these Medicines will bo LIP E INSURANCE partly the young sure it will soon clear off. The swallow is ‘I see ’em.’ fic action, by dispersing the local tendency found a safe, speedy, and certain remedy — is requested to the system and ad« HENRY C. SPALDING, Other medicines leave the system subject to fore anybody kne also an infallible barometer, flying low, al •Give me the gun V which forms them of this Company. Insurance majh In D y s p e p s i a innumerable as are its cau 48 Cedar Street New Y'ork, or to WEEKS a return of the disease—a cure by these Medi- tained, at reduced rates of premium,*: crybo ly agreed t most touching the earth, and uttering a low, ‘No ; couldn’t think of it.’ ses, a single box of these Chalybeate Pills & POTTER, Boston sole Wholesale Agents, j eines is permanent—TRY THEM, ÜESA1IS- hard on him.. Sc for New England, ly2 | FIED. aND BE CURED. STATE MUTUAL plaintive cry before a rain, but sailing back ‘Klick, klick. has often sufficed for toe most habltna lea ses, including the atteudent Costiveness. BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COM- LIFE ASSMU\(E COMP!' tween the old am and forth high in the air during settled ‘Well blaze away ; they’ll fly if you go In unchecked D iarbhcea, even when ad e n e r a l e b i l i t y o s s o f THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF PLAINTS— G D , L OF WORCESTER, MASS.] ty of conservation weather; when a violent tempest is about to j any nearer.’ vanced to D y s e n t a k y . confirmed, emaciat A p p e t i t e and D i s e a s e s o f F e m a l e s — the ing, and apparently malignant, the effects Medicines have been used with the most bene vve heard what hi break out, he soars even to the clouds, and ‘The bushes are in the way,’ said Mose, have been equally decisive and astonishing. SPALDING’S ficial results in cases of this description:— Chartered in 1844.— Cash fund, Ju.ni i it would be the 1 nearly $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 . adopts a slow, majestic motion, very differ bringing the piece down from the shoulder. In the local pains, loss of flesh and K i n g ’ s E v i l , and S c r o f u l a , in its worst strength, debilitating cough, and remittent rJpH IS old and successful company,« down on his man ent from his ordinary one. In pleasant ‘Shoot any bow !’ said Aaron, runuiug up. forms,yields to the mild yet powerful action of hectic, which generally indicate Incipient CEPHALIC PILLS, these remarkable medicines N i g h t S i v e a t s , ted with rigid economy, having » certain that he weather the crow will, at any time, leave Consumption, this remedy has allayed the lated a large cash fund, has been enjj be als0 coulJ ^ 'It's the girls in a swimmin.’ WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM N e r v o u b D e b i l i t y , N e r v o u s C o m p l a i n t s her nest in search of food; but if she feels They sat down like snow flakes. They alarm of friends and physicians, in several of all kinds, P a l p i t a t i o n o f t h e H e a r t , reduce the rates of premium abeafcfl very gratifying and interesting instances. P a i n t e r s ’ C o l i c , are speedily cured. five per cent, below the ordinary nv "was a chip, a storm approaching, nothing will attempt were as white as the petticoats strewn on the In S c r o f u l o u s T uberculosis , this medi- MERCURIAL DISEASES. — Persons most other companies, and invites A R-jj I n.ust tel her off till her mate takes her place to pro pebble beach. Their teeth clattered. A long cate.d iron has had far more than the good whose constitutions have become impaired by propose to provide for a family or friai , effect of the most cautiously balanced pre HEADACHE, the injudicious use of M e r c u r y , will find insurance, to look into the system I Robert, as was g tect the young. The peacock foretells rain silence. At last Aaron looked slowly around parations of iodine, without any of their well THATA these Medicines a perfect cure, as they never company before insuring elsewhere. ( very long time be by his frequent cries; the woodpecker, by at Mose with the meanest sort of a counten known liabilities. fail to eradicate from the system, all the ef The attention of females cannot be too q ^ rieriy ^ aBnUally’ Semi'aBM< on Susan Dawson its cooings; the paroquet, by its chattering; ance. Mose’s face, as he returned the glance, SPEEDY AND SURE CURE fects of Mercury, infinitely sooner than the confidentially invited to this remedy and re most powerful preparations of Sarsaparilla. H o n . ISAAC DAVIS, Praiie be sweet upon ; a and the guinea-fowl, by going to roost. The was a regular sheep-looking one. storative, in the cases peculiarly affecting IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. Prepared and sold by W . B. MOFFAT, H o n . EMERY' WASHBURN, I lass, not over-vai goose manifests great uneasiness, plunging ‘Can they find it out ?’ them. 338 B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o r k . Pra In R h e u m a t is m , b oth Chronic and inflam As these Testimonials were unsolicited by FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 3 C LA R E N D O N H A R R IS , Secrttarj. course, we enuldn into the water, and rapidly returning to T reckon not, if we are siy.’ matory—ic the latter, however, more decid Mr. Spalding, they afford unquestiona ing of one day n ble proof of the efficacy of this truly the land. The sea-gulls seek the shores and Let’s climb up tho tree, it leans right over edly—it has been invariably well reported, Within a short time, I have paid which she did, til both as alleviating pain and reducing the scientific discovery. Take Them and Live. to parties in this city and vicimt]» are only seen far from land in settled weath them.’ swellings and stiffness o f thejoints and mus NEGLECT THEM AND DIE. of persons insured at this Agency, ■ the Squire’s tenai er. The petrel, on the contrary, dashes out They crept along like snakes. They reach cles. Masonville, Conn. Feb. 5, 1861. whom had been insured but a shortlki before it came to boldly into the midst of the storm and tem In I ntermittent F e v e r s it must necessa M r . S p a l d i n g , ed the tree. Mose being the lightest gave rily be a great remedy and energetic restor S i r .• Having been agent for this exceDnf Talk of electric i pest. The chirp of the cricket i3 a sign of the gun to Aaron, and climed far out on a ative. and its progress in the new settlements I have tried your Cephalic Pills, and 1 like tntion for the last fifteen years, i ban used to be just a: of the vVest, will probably be one of high them so well that I want you to send me two fair weather, but the cry of the treetoad in branch over the creek, and got. into a squir and known something of the advaaUf renown and usefulness. dollars worth more Lire Insurance to families and friend' intelligence, and dicates rain. When the air is overcharged rel’s nest, Aaron wasn’t so high. No remedy has ever been discovered in the Part of these are for the neighbors, to hour of distress. Let no one neglectiti at a time. So tb with moisture, the odor of flowers is strong It was a pretty sight of course. You’ve whole history of medicine, which exerts such whom I gave a few out of the first box I got within reach. Apply to prompt, happy, and fully restorative effect. from you. Robert to marry and penetrating, and in dry weather, is soft W . D. LITTLE, Generali« read about nymphs, &c. ? They coulda’ t Good appetite, complete digestion, rapid ac Send the Pills by mail, and oblige Portland, or to ENOCH KNIGHT, 1 with his top boot and agreeable. compare, llair loose, floating on the water, quisition of strength, with an usual disposi Your ob’t Servant, ton in ho goes to farme tion for active and cheerful exercise, imme JAMES KENNEDY. arms, &c., glistening in tho water. They diately follow its use. JOHN W. PEU KI SS A 0 ‘Dawson,’ says T he E n field a n d M in is R ifles. The En splashed and paddled, and shatted like mad. Put up in neat flat metal boxes contain H a v e r f o r d , i’ a., Feb. 6, 1861. hangs about yon ing 50 pills, price 50 cents per box ; for sale M r . S p a l d i n g , field derives its name from the place where Soon the tree began to shake. Aaron had Wholesale Dealer in by druggists and dealers. Will be sent free S i r : ERRICK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS better see to thi it is made, namely the government armor at a terrible ague fit, and Mose began to burn, to any udd^s on receipt of the price. All I wish you to send me one more box of H AND KID STRETHEN1NG PLAS TERS.—These unsurpassed remedies have P O I N T S , OILS «barp fellow, an Enfield, and it is in more respects like the commencing at the ears. letters, orders, etc , should be addressed to your Cephalic Pills, I have received a great R . B. L O C K E Sc c o ., General Agents. ileal o f benefit front them. by the common consent of mankind, been pla VARNISHES. ' American army rifle, made at Springfield, There was a louder noise than usual a- Iy32 N.20 CkdarSt., Y. Yours, respectfully, eed at the head of all similar preparations.— Mass. The barrel of it is formed of the best mong the unconscious bathing beauties.— MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE. Herrick’s Vegetable Pills, in universaljg-oW- CHEMICALS, ’Sciulre-’ ness, saftty and certainty in the cure of the JM act a scarecrow charcoal iron ; its length is 39 inches ; bore Aaron stretched his already elongated Deck, BOURBON ELIXIR. S p r u c e C r e e k , H u n t in g t o n C o , Pa , ) various diseases of man, excel all others, and PATEN T MEDICIY for it, but I’ll ta 480 of an inch ; it has three grooves, 1-16 at the same time hitching the gun forward. HE proprietor intrudees his Elixir to fhe January 18, 1861. ( their sale unquestionably is treble that of all other kinds. In full doses they are active Ca D rujs, D ye Stuffs, Glass Ifa fixture inside.’ of ao inch wide and o00th#of an inch deep Unfortunately, the trigger caught in a viue, rpublic with a positive knowledge that it H. C. S p a l d i n g , will perform all that he claims for it. He S ir : thartic, in smaller doses Tonic, and cleans GLUE, BRUSHES. ‘Keep a sharp The pitch of the grooves is 6 feet 9 inches. and it went off with a deafening report. It did not originate it for the sake of having You will send me two boxes of your Ce ing in all Bilious Complaints, Sick Head son,’ says the &; A hollow conical ball, with a plug of box was the climax of the adventure. Mose something to sell, but to cure himself of Dys- phalic Pills. Send them immediaiely. ache, Liver Diseases, Kidney Derangements, Sign Painters’ Material ,, , r ...... , ! pepsia, and Sore Throat, of years stand'ng.— Respectfully yours. Stomach Disorders,and Skin Affections, they ‘ One in a fan wood placed in the base is used in this rifle. tumbled from excitement into the creek,; yje succeeded completely in doing so, and, JNO. B. SIMONS. cure as if by magic. These Pills are purely C o l o r s o f all Kinds, the farmer. Am A graduated back sight, set for ranges from plump right iu between Sue and Polly. j now, after having established its remarkable P. S.— I have used one box o f your Pills, vegetable, can be taken at any time by old or SUPERIOR TRIPLE REFINE young, without change in employment or ily , for his neice 200 to 1000 yards, is fixed on all the En- Tho iho» ,im.» Korii,, „ „ j curative power beyond a doubt, by its nse in and find them excellent. 1 he gals they dme badly, strangled ( a great v£riety o f*other case8i „nhequa, suc- diet. Mercury is a good medicine when pro Caniphene and Burning FV away i“ a bad n fields. run up the bank, gazed at by the eyes of the ! cess, he offers it to the public for the relief of B e l l e V e r n o n , Ohio, Jan. 15, 1861. perly used, but when compound in a Pill for The Minie rifle derives its name from fish hawk that pounced among them. They the sufferin^ H e n r y C. S p a l d i n g . Esq , universal use it destroys, instead of benefiting M COMMERCIAL ST, I Try it ye gloomy anddesponding, there is Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for the patient. Herrick’s Sugar Coated Pills himself who hai Lieuteuant Minie, of the French Infantry, are robed in a twinkle, but not one with her Health and happiness in store for you yet. which send me another box of your Cephal have never been known to produce sore mouth n!3 PORTLAND, ME. others thought l who first applied the hollow expanding bul right dress on, Aaron dashed mto the woods. IT CURES DYSPEPSIA; ic Pills. They are the best Pills 1 have ever and aching joints, as have some others.— tried. Therefore, persons in want of a family Pill, were sure it wa: let to the army rifle, and by whose exertions J. L. & S. M. BOOTHB1 There was a terrible scream as he ran right IT CURES CONSUMPTION; Direct pleasant to take, certain to cure, and used by m by, who had bee it was first brought into actual army use,__ into their midst. All split in different di IT CURES SORE THRO \T ; A. STOVER, P. M. millions, will certainly look for no other._ COMMISSION MERCma at These Pills are covered with a coating of ing his visits The French rifles have four grooves, .01758 rections, and came dropping in one after an IT CURES A SLUGGISH LIVER Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., 0. It strengthens and regenerates the Enfeebled pure white sugar, no raste of medicine about tner Dawson’s h inches in width, .00733 in depth, and one AND JOBBERS IN other at Mose’s mothers. System ; And there isno medicine known that B e v e r l y , M a s s . Dec. 11,1860. them, but are as easily taken as bits of con Mr. Robert was turn in 6 feet. The bullet is hollow and The boys took a long turn into the woods, scauses food to do so much good, that adds II. C. S p a l d i n g , Esq. fectionary. FAMILY BOXES, 25 CENTS o much healthy nutrition to the Blood and I wish for some circulars or large shoi 5 BOXES, SI. gave color to wl conical, and weighs 492 grains ; no wedge and did not get back before night. They ^ T E A S Vital Forces of the system as the Bourbon *° ^r'nS your Cephalic Pills more par- Herrick's K id Strengthening Plaster. ¡But bis friends is now used. Formerly elevating sights were said they had been deer hunting, and hadn’t Eiixir. j Ocularly before my customers. If you have West India Goods. Grocer anything of the kiud, please send to me. These renowned Plasters cure pains, weak Dries did. fixed on the French army rifles, but these seen the creek. For sale in Bnugton by S. M. Hayden. ness and distress in the back, sides & breast, L U M B E R AND COUNTRY TIW Prepared and sold by W. A. Sleeper, Nash- One of my customers, who is subject to se- Now, when M vereSick Headache, (usually lasYing"two 1 Zin Vhf. five 'Xhours. Y V , indeed,' ’ so certain are they to have been dispensed with so as to render the T he girls appeared to believe them. na, N. H. 51 ly. Head Com m ercial Vi l»r door banged in arms more simple. The back sight of the I f f AS saw ¿¿s*»•«* 4 » £ * - SaiTES.'iS-.S. *"-• 36 PORTLAND, ME. wrathy, you tna rifle is elevated at 78 of an inch above the J 1 llU' Respectfully yours, buautiful Kbl lealher'. renrenders ' them peculiar HANSON & HILTON ly adapted to the wants of Females and oth he heard it was barrel. BOOTS & ¡SHOES. W. B. WILKES. a)QQ A YEAR made byajr* Keep constantly on hand and for sale agooa THE subscriber hereby gives ers. Each plaster will wear from one to four > 1 M ll| e 10 patpnt stencUTodl been down there A French soldier of the line aims at the assortment of notice that he continues to A single bottle YF^PALDING^S ™ included to retail for $1* What does he waistband of the foe, and with his fixed rifle manufacture Boots & Shoes ‘ r v hllea!> a c t i ^ i h l s amount mavbe’ » of every description, at his PR EPA RED GLUE will save ten times other remedies failed. Full directions will | week s Hme. The only ‘ reliable s* Squire and ask sight ho is sure to strike him within or at K m v M aeiirs: ts cost annually. sueli as Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Molasses, Ap-> old stand at North Bridgton, he ,bilC,k 0f eaf hL Public speak- these Tools is at Fullam’s American 5 Squire retorts b where may be found a general assortment of 230 yards distant. When firing at greater pies, Potatoes, Butter and Cheese, SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! oihnL w-u t’ minislers of the Gospel and Tool Works, the largest and only pel* That’s how the ! ™ ’. w S hLe a he5.r lun,s* and im‘ Manufactory in the World,locatedn* distance, he uses his thumb nail for a back Also, Corned and Fresh BEEF, MUTTON BOOTS SHOKS Y\D RUB MBS. said that Mr. R eight, by placing it across the barrel, and and clear Northern PORK, packed in store. SPALDING'S PREP IRED GLUE ! Ebreast, S S PRICEirPOT-?* 1 RICE 18 3-4 CENTS. 0U the ^fie,d’ ork; Vt13 ’ Merchant Salesrooms a Exchange. 212 Brori*! Bti» He also has thx right, and manufactures Bweariug that 1 by long practice in judging of distances by D r. Castle's M agnolia Catarrh Snuff Springfield. Vt. A beautiful phot^ 12a C£) IB 9 MITCIIEL'S PATENT SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE! Dawson on the the eye, he obtains wonderful precision in Has obtained an enviable lepntation in ‘the ' S * Stencil^,00\ . J of the best brands for sale low for Cash, or Metalic Tip Boots and Shoes, SAVE THE PIECES ! cure of Catarrh, Loss o f Voice.Deafness Wa i roun.dl4nK scenery, on Black Rjc,.* he managed to his aim. The special corpse of Chasseurs in exchange for Grain or Bacon Hams. for the towns of Bridgton, Harrison. Naples ECONOMY ! DISPATCH ! tery and In flammed Eyes, and those disa- r?ceH,t .°^ cen ^s- Tnese V ork» w en t as sh and Zouaves have elevated sights on their BEST CURED HAMS can be had at onr greeable noises, resembling the whizzing of r -0 exc'“ s>ce and entire control of# nt- assb Waterford. Sweden, Lovell and Fryeburg HP“ “ A S t i t c h i n T i m e S a v e s N i n e '¿y\ «team ilistanf nmtejfoii» ¡A- _____ K OI River, at all seasons, and the ...»cWJ ntnl water. The rifles.—Scientific American. store for 10 cents per pound. steam, distant waterfalls, etc., purely veee. . . . and wiH be happy* famish those in want of j As accidents will happen, even in well re- tables comes with full directions, & delights manufac.turjng Stencil Tools is ari™ }, nn to Loudon OS’” Wanted, all kinds of Produce. Wood, anvthing in his ine. gulated families, it is very desirable to have • OQ « „nnft’u ■ «UUCl W IICCI Ui SC VCIl l V* IIV C _ Hoops and Shooks, in exchange for Groce Orders filled u ltli as much dispatch as the son , e cheap and convenient way for repair- BOXES 25 CENTS * cannot fordin g immense and unlimited «fj1* was d e b a tin g a A R omance of t h e W a r . For some six ries. Bridgton Center, 16tf nature of the business willjidmiu ; ing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, Ac. ’ * 1 which no other concern can preUri'*' h e r con«!., v weeks past a young girl named Maggio Wil IIARY EL* S CONDITION POWDERS. The $10 outfit is for cutting No. Bridgton, Nov. 10, 1858*. t f l Si ALDING S PREPARED GLUE These old established Powders, so well plates and business cards. To"l>f,1,(< >.ing, and son has been missing from her home at H. II. HAY &C0. meets all such emergencies, and no honse- Wholesale dealers in known at the Long Island Race Course, N. large work of all sizes famished pockets, lookim Brooklyn N. Y., and all attempts to ascer hold can afford to be without it. It is al Y „ anil sold in immense quantities through NoV» experience„ - . . . . r , ^ .. s„is necessary .... in in«*■ mini! . . W ,"'' Custom Work. ways ready, and np to the sticking point. tain her whereabouts have proved unsuc Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, the Middle and Eastern States for the past these Tools. Do not fail to send for^ “ 'uereat felle k A. BENTON would an “ USEFUL IN EVERY' HOUSE.*’ seven years,continue to excel all other kinds; and circular. A ml if yon buy Ste»J nothing affectei cessful. On Tuesday, 4th inst., however, a PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, nounce to his former custom- in diseases of Horses and Cattle their excel- be sure to get Fullam’s, as they astonish ’ =• ers and the citizens o f Bridg- 3.—A Brush accompanies each bottle. letter was received from a member of Col. Price 25 cents. Address lence is acknowledged everywhere. They sally known to be the only perfect* 1 . w Artists Afatenals, Apothecaries' (Hast Ware ton generally, that he has contain nothing injurious, the animal can be Tools made. Address or applv to ■ co, lie says, ‘Y’c Townsend s Now York Regiment, that the Swedish Leeches, Cigar*, __ recommenced making CUS HENRY C. SPALDING, No. 48 CEDAR Street, New York. worked while feeding them; ample dlrec-1 A. J-‘ you, Susan ? * missing girl, under the name of Charlie MINERAL TtETH, GOLD FOIL, &C TOM WORK, and is now ready to attend to tionsgo with each package, and good horse-1 Springfield, V t , 13 Merchant’?»* all orders in the line of And then he ti Marshal, and dressed in male apparel, had Burning Fluid and Caniphcnc. CAUTION. men are invited to test their virtues and Boston, or 212 Broadway, Kew Yort^ BOOT AND SHOEMAKING, judge of their goodness. , lia tered off. Susa As certain unprincipled person are attempt EST LONDON PORTER for»« enlisted in that regiment, and had proceed Pure Wines and Liquors, for Medicinal and for either men, women orchihlren. l a r g e p a c k a g e , 25 c e n t s . B Mechanical purposes only. ing to palm off on the unsuspecting public [¿^“ The above articles are sold by 27 000 ed with it to the scene of war. She was as HP“ Work respectfully solicited. _^T1 imitations of my PREPARED GLUE. I would 33 at Bli- ri?1 Martha. T S TAXDARD FA.MIL YM EDICIN ES, etc Bridgton Center, Sept 2. 1859. ly agents throughout the United States Cana siduous in the performance of her duties, caution all persons to examine before pur das and South America, at wholesale by all Always at lowest market Prices. chasing, and see that the full name, RNETT'S TOILET ARTlfD lle aQri SO di and remarkable for her quiet reserve and POSTERS AND HAND BILLS large Druggists in the principal cities P^Ktior. c f I r a and Middle Street. | HP“ SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE, wtj sale a t HAYDEN’S. ’ #1 ^rning th e g disinclination to participate in the carousals P RINTED at the Reporter Office with naw • is on the outside wrapper ; all others are HERRICK & BRO, r u g s , m e d ic in e s __ PORTLAND, ME. JOtf awd showy type, at fair living prises. Practical Chemists Albanv, N Y ■ OALS of all hands selling"I neb«:.FI tlle S'3uire sour swindling counterfeits. Sold in Bridgton by g. M. Hayden * ly&9 D