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[From the Boston Journal.] I shall not dare to tell now. She’ll be to get a kiss from me, thon. And I hope it When wo broke up sez I, • my pretty dears, In the great battle of Gibralter, when That the course of the Divine Providence is the documents were duly inspector • without inscrutable, is a truth that finds an easy admit- A PRAYER FOR ABRAHAM LINCOLN. sure to think I wished to get her out of the ere I go you have no objections, have you, the united fleets of France and Spain at­ some perplexity in the mind of the t-'U’oator; for will be a lesson to you and Hetty agin the ancc into the regenerate mind, for all the acts two of his personal and political frie/’os, both way, so 1 might have Josiah all to myself, tacked the impregnable fortress, one of the BT MRS. J. It HANAFORD. impolicy of concealment and underhand to a innersent kiss’at partin?’ of the Providence of the Lord being a combina­ highly respectable and competent wen, were, and I should never hear the last of it. And gigantic floating batteries broke from her God of our faihers ! Thou whose hand doin's of all sorts. • Yay,’ they sed, and I yay'd. tion of His lovo, wisdom and power, which arc as appeared from the papers, about “ neck and Thine ancient people led, like a wise little puss she was silent. I went up stairs to bed. I spose I’d anchorage, and began to drift directly into infinite, their operations are necessarily, for the neck” in the race for office, bo far as influential Look down on our beloved land, I'll venture my word on it, you would not Artemus Ward ou the Shakers. been snoozin half an hour when I was woke the hottest of the British fire. The thous­ most part, such as transcend human apprehen­ signatures on cither side could make them so. And bless our nation's head. have wondered at our young farmer’s en­ up by a noise at the door. I sot up in bed, and men who formed the crew of the un­ sion. Nevertheless, the general end and object But suddenly a light dawned upon the Senator. Oh give him wisdom, Lord, to guide thralment if you could have seen Hetty The Shakers is the strangest religious sex leaniu ou my elbers and rnbbin my eyes, wieldy mass vainly strove to arrest its pro­ of Divine Providence is certainly known to be A neatly written note in a lady’s handwriting the good of mankind ; but the specific object, The hosts of freedom now— Thomas as she sat by the fireside that cold I ever met. I'd hearn tell of ’eq^ and I’d and I saw the follerin picter: The Elder gress or divert it from its path. Every came to view, applying for the office in her own To meet the ills which may betide, in particular cases, will not often be obvious to behalf, and giving but a single name as refer­ November evening. sen ’em with their broad-brim’d hats and stood in the doorway, with a taller candle in minute it drifted nearer to the English guns ; W ith calm, unruffled brow . our very limited perceptions. To rely with ence, and that the name of the honorable Sena­ Under pretext of being ready to go to long waisted coats ; but I'd never cum into his band. He hadn’t no wearin appeerel on every minute some new part took fire from humble and unBhaken confidence on the Divine tor himself, lie had known her deceased hus­ We pray that he in peace may rule her uncle's (a thing she had no idea ot do­ immejit contack with ’em, and I’d sot ’em except his night close, which fluttered in the the red hot shot; every minute another Providence, is the highest privilege of a human band intimately and most favorably for many O’er this broad, favored land, ing,) she had, just before tea, indulged in an down as lackin intellcck, as I’d never seen breeze like a fourth of July flag. He sed, score of its hapless defenders were swept being; since it is accompanied with inward years, and was no stranger to the young widow No craven heart! no party’s tool ? indiscriminate fixing up. A neatly fitting ’em to my show—leastways if they cum • You’re a man of sin !' then groaned and like chaff from its decAs. The most super­ peace, and serene, undisturbed happiness. But herself. After a moments reflection, he care­ But with a righteous hand ; they was disguised in white peples close, so human efforts failed to prevent its drifting, this happy state cannot be attained until the fully returned the delicate missive to its place, And o’er our land from East to West, dark calico, with the store look on it, a fresh went away. linen collar and tasteful black silk apron— j I didn’t know ’em. divine precepts are engraved on tho heart, and and made the following laconic indorsement From North to South proclaim, I went to sleep agin, and drernpt of run- with human freight, to inevitable death. thus become impulsive principles which act co iu nk:«r -r . But in the Spring of 18— 1 got swampt A ship was wrecked at sea. The passen­ upon the papers, ‘ I go for Nancy.’ Nancy Obeying duty’s high behest, these were the chief items of Hetty’s toilet; nin orf with the pretty little shakeresses, spontaneously through the uniform tenor of the was of course appointed, and is stilt faithfully *The Union’s honored name. but she looked sweet aud dainty in her plain in the exterior of New York State, one mounted on my (jaliforny Bar. I thawt gers and crew tooA refuge on a raft, the life. He who maintains heavenly order in his serving the public in the capacity of post mis­ dress, as if hours had been spent in donning dark and stormy night, when the winds blue the Bar insistid on steerin strate for my boats having been stove in the attempt to affections by keeping close to the Holy Word, Sustain him by thy might, Oh God I tress.—Holbrook's U. S. Mail. lace and jewels. H er rich hair, of the pityusly, and I was forced to tie up with launch them. Four days and weeis these and thus to the Lord, moves in the stream ol In every Irving scene, dooryard in Baldinsvillc, and that Betsy Providence, in consequence of which he is kept be ead at bven In judgm ent hall, on fields of blood, darkest tinge, fell in shining folds close to the Shakers. Jane cum out and giv us a warm recepshun unfortunates drifted about, without oar or To R S , P. M.—George Hillard from being tho cause of mischief to others on says: O r in his home sereue. her warm red check and was caught up in I was toilin threw the mud, when in the with a pailful ot bilin water. I was woke sail, on the hot tropical ocean. At last the one hand, and on the other, many unto­ “ To a young mn n from home, friendless and Oh nerve his arm to strike each blow a cunning net behind. dim vister of the futer I obsarved the gleams up arly by the Elder. He sed refreshments their provisions failed, and then their wa­ ward events, which would otherwise occasion At treason and at wrong, forlorn in a great c ity, the hours of peril are Eight o'clock and past! Mrs. Thomas of a taller candle. Tien a hornet’s nest to was ready for me down stairs. Then say- ter. Still they drifted about, vainly look­ much pain to the selfhood, pass harmlessly by, between sunset and bedtime ; for the moon and And bid him trium ph o’er each foe, was dozing in her chair— her shadow on the my off boss’s tail to kinder encourage him, in I was a man of sin, he went groanin ing for a sail, or hoping for a sight of land. leaving a spiritual benefit and blessing behind And sing the victor’s song. stars see more evil in a single hour than the opposite wall bobbing about in grotesque I soon reached the place. I knoct at the away. Tho time had now come when that fearful them. The activity of goodness, as a ruling sun in his whole day's circuit. To the gentle God of our fathers ! bless this man, mimicry as she nodded to and fro— now door, which it was opened unto me by a tall, A s I was goin threw the entry to the alternative became inevitable—death from principle, and the sweetness of dependence on hearted youth, who is thrown upon the rocksof The people’s only choice, crushing the voluminous white satin bows on sick-faced, solemn individooal, who turn’d room where the vittles was, I cum across starvation or feeding on human flesh— and the Supreme Control, go hand in hand. If the a pitiless city, and ‘ stands homeless amid a former relaxes, tho later bccomescloudcd. The And guide him with thine own right hand her spruce cap against the back of her chair; out to be a Elder. the Elder and the old female I'd met the they were just beginning to cast lots for a thousand homes,' the approach of evening affections, purposes, desires, thoughts, and eveD brings with it an aching sense of loneliness and And by thy spirit’s voice. now almost falling forward, and her fat ' Mister Shaker,’ sod I, ‘ you see before nite before, and what d’ye spose thoy was victim, when a vessel was seen on the dis­ And when, on History’s page, his name, the ideas of’thought mast be under the domin­ desolation, which comes down on the spirit like hands lay listlessly in her lap, and her ball you a Babe in the Woods, so to speak, and up to ? Huggin and kissin like young lov­ tant horizon. They abandoned their terri­ ion of truth nnd goodness in union, and self- darkness upon the earth. In this mood, his In future years, is seen, of yarn had rolled out upon the hearth, and he axes shelter of you.’ ble design ; the stranger would approach.— May unborn millions guard his fame, ers in their gushioeat state. Sez I, ‘ my dependence must be habitually discarded, be­ best impulses become a snare to him, and he is And bless Thee for his reign- puss was busy converting it into Gordian ‘ Yay,- sed the Shaker, and he led the shaker friends, I recon you’d better suspend The ship camo towards them; she drew fore a delightful sense of the divine control and led astray because lie is social, affectionate, sym- knots. And just then came a double rap at way into the house, another Shaker bein the rules, and git married !' nearer and nearer. They strove to attract protection can be fully enjoyed. No wonder pathcic, and warm hearted. If there be a young then, that the fruition of this happy state, Hear Thon our prayer, and in Thy way, the door— so loud, so sudden, and self-as­ sent to put my hosses and waggin under kiv- ‘You must excoos Brother Uriah, sed the her attention by shouts, and by raising their man thus circuDistanced within the sound of even with the regenerate, ebbs and flows. Se­ And in Thine own best tim e, sured that Hetty started up with a little clothing; but jhe indolent looi-out saw my voice, let me say to him, books are tho female ; he's subjeck to fits and baint got no vere trials are of necessity permitted for the friends of the friendless, and that a library is Deliver us from Slav’ry’s sway. shriek, and set her foot on the cat's tail who A solum female, lokin sumwhat like a last command over hisself when he's into ’em.’ them not. They shouted louder and louder ; And ring out Freedom’s chime. sake of our purification ; and it requires con­ the home of the homeless. Bless him now at our nation’s helm. in turn gavo voice to her amazement and years bean pole stuck into a long meal bag Sartinly,’ sez I, I've been took th a t way still they were not seen. A t last the vessel siderable advancement in the Christian life Oh Lord ! we pray again, displeasure. cum in and axed me was I atburst and did myself, frequent.' tacAed. W ith frantic terror they rose in calmly and gratefully to contemplate tho ope Tiiirry Hours with a Skunk ln a Mining And let no waves bis bark oerwhelm ; The combined noise aroused Mrs. Thomas I hunger ? to which I urbanely ansered 1 a • You’re a man of sin,’ sed the Elder. one body, shouting and waving their gar­ rations of Divine Providence, through the me­ Shaft.—The Calaveras (Cal.) Chronicle of the For Jesus’ sake—Amen. and starting into an erect position, she few.’ She went orf and I endeverd to open ‘ Arter breakfast my little Shaker friends ments. It was in vain; the unconscious dium of intense sufferings. Tho mind, op­ Beverly, Mass. 19th of January relates the following story : rubbed her eyes, settled her cap-border, and a conversashun with the old man. ship stood steadily away. Night drew on, pressed by the tortured frame, will often cum agin to clear away the dishes. shrink hack: it will strive to be composed ; “ While G. Atzel was on a prospecting tour KISSEDBYMISTAKE. exclaimed: • Elder. I spect ?’ said I. ‘ My pretty dears,’ sez I, shall we yay and as the darkness fell, the raft drifted and will finally be compelled, all but despond- last week in the neighborhood of Garland’s Bless my soul, Hetty, what was that ?— * Yay,’ he sed. agin?’ in the other direction, till the last trace of ingly, to confess its own utter inability. It ranch, on ‘ Old Woman's Gulch,’ he observed Will you be at home to-night, Hetty?’ Somebody at the door? Who can be eom- * Health's good, I reckon ?' ‘Nay,’ they sed, and I nay'd. the vessel was lost forever. must wait for its cheering views and comforts a tunnel, and, approaching it he heard a noise and the speaker, a tall, muscular, well look- *ng this time of night ? ‘ Yay.’ The Shakers axed me to go to their mee- • So it is in life. The intemperate man until Providence has passed by, and reveals a as of Miners working within, and proceeded ing farmer, reddened to the roots of his hair 1S D0^ mother only a little past 1 What's the wages of Elder, when he un­ tin, as they was to have sarvices that morn- who things he, at least, will never die a milder splendor than that which, if it had to pay them a visit. When he had ventured as though he had committed some very eight. I ’11 go and see who it is, said Hetty derstands his biziniss—or do you devote drunAard, whatever his neighbor may do, been seen in its approach, would have dazzled through the dense darkness one hundred and in, so I put on a clean biled rag and went. fifty feet, all at once his Feet gave way, and he wicked act, instead of asking a simple ques- demurely, taking the candle from the table. your services gratooitus ?’ only waAcs to find himself drifting down and confounded. At such times, we should The meetin house was as neat as a pin. The take shelter in the rock of faith, and be con­ was precipitated to the bottom of a shaft thirty- t;0D No. You wind up my ball and sweep up ‘ Y ay.’ floor was white as chalk and smooth the cataract, and all hope gone. The sensu­ tent, with Moses, that the hand of Omnipo­ tivu ieet deep, breaking two of his ribs and oth­ He was bashful, extrem ely so, was Josiah the hearth, while I go to the door, said the ‘ Stormy night, sir.’ glass. The Shakers“ was all on hand, alist, who lives merely for his own gratifica­ tence should overshadow us, till his glory has erwise injuring him. Ou recovering his senses Hawley; at least in the presence of our old ladY- whose feet were struggling in the ‘ Y ay.’ clean weskits and meal bags, ranged on the tion, drifts into an emasculated old age, passed by. A few scattered rayB, while it re­ he found he had a companion ; a large Califor­ young ladies, most of all in the presence of meshes of the unravelled yarn. Drat that ‘ If the storm continners there’ll bo a floor like milingtary companies, the nfailson to be tortured with passions he cannot grati­ tires, is all that feeble mortals can bear. The nia skunk had met with a like misfortune, ap­ mess underfoot, hay ?’ one side of the room and the females on the fy, and perish by merciless, agonizing dis­ slightest revelation, then, of what Providence parently some days before. His skunkship had the girl he loved. No young farmer in all become desperate through hunger, thirst and And all this time Josiah was standing on ‘ Y ay.’ eases. The undisciplined, who never learned has dene for us is sufficient to overwhelm the the country possessed a better kept farm, or other. They comments clappin their hands confinement, and attacked him with all the talked with more confidence among his com­ one foot on the cold porch, with his hands ‘ It’s onpleasant when there’s a mess un­ and singiu and dancin. They danced kind­ ferocity of a tiger ; bit him severely on the face peers of stock and crop, and on kindred sub­ in his overcoat pockets, wondering if Hetty derfoot ?' er slow at fust, but as they got warm’d up or passionate, or indolent, or visionary, soon i estrelne) an(j suc[, aa human nature recoils at, and hands, he being too feeble to protect him­ jects. But the glimpse of some pretf y face had fallen asleep, and every now and then ‘ Y ay.’ they shaved it down very brisk, I tell you. niaAc shipwrecAs of themselves— and drift an(j especially when we are apparently forsaken self. In this condition he remained some thirty ‘If I may be so bold, kind sir, what’s or foot coming in bis direction, affected him giving the door a smart rap by way of vari­ Elder Uriah, in particular, exhibited a right about the sea of life, the prey of every by our only sufficient Helper, our Lord’s exam- hours, when two miners passed that way, heard his faint cries, and rescued him from his peril­ like a flash of ligbining. On such occasions ation. the price of that pecooler kind of weskit smart chance of spryness in his legs, cou- wind and current, vainly shrieAing for help, pie should prove our nevereeasing admonition, till at last thoy drift away into darAness and leading us to exclaim with Him, “ Father not ous situation, made doubly so from the fact that he never knew what to do with bis bands In her hurry, Mrs. Thomas forgot to take you wear, iocloodin trimmins?’ siderin his time of life, and as he cum a • Y ay.’ lay will, but thine be done.’ this tunnel is situated in a very lonely, obscure and eyes, and always fel t like screwing into the’candle, and as she stepped out into the double shuffle near where I sot, I rewarded death. place, no one scarcely ever passing, except Mr. a mouse-bole. How b.e ever contrived to little front entry, the sitting-room door I pawsed a minit, and then, thinkin I’d him with a approvin smile, and sed : ‘ Go Take care that you are not drifting. See Counsels to a Son.—The following “ coun­ Garland, in the spring time, viewing his fences. approach Hester Thoi'jas on the subjeot of slammed after her. She had her hand on be faseshus with him and see how that would it, my gay and festive cuss.’ that you have fast hold of the helm. The sels” were given by the late Rev. Dr. Pea­ Mr. Atzel said be thought his ease a hopeless his preference for her, probably remains as i the handle of the hall door at the moment, go, I slapt him on the shoulder, bust into a ‘ You’re a man of siu !' ho sed, eontiner- breakers of life forever roll under the lee body, of Springfield, to his son, when the latter one, at first, but after prayiDg two hours he much a mystery to himself as it is to others. and opening it, she found herself in the em- harty larf, and told him that a s a yayer he in his shuffle. and adverse gales continually blow on the was going from home to reside, with the request took courage and commenced hallooing and But the young lady had quite an amount | braee of a stout pair of arms, a whiskered had no liven ekal. The Sparrett, as they called it, then shore. Are you watching how she heads ? that he would read them dnily: lighting the skunk, which he kept up to the He jumpt up as if bilin water had bin Do you keep a firm grip of the wheel? It 1. Never forget that you have a Heavenly moment of his rescue.” of tact and cleverness stowed away some- , face io close proximity to her own, and be- moved a short fat Shaker to say a few re­ Father. Speak to him every day. I t is un­ where in her pretty little head, albeit it was ,forc ,she could think about the strangeness of squirted into his ears, groaned, rolled bis marks. He sed they was Shakers and all you give way but for one moment, you may grateful to neglect him ; and if you do neglect The Washington correspondent of tho Port­ set on the dimpled, inexperienced shoulders 1 hersituation, she receive.! a prolonged kiss-a eyes up tords the ceilin and sed : ‘ You're a was ekal. They was the purest and seleck- drift helplessly into the boiling vortex.— him, you will repent it bitterly forever. land Advertiser tells the following: man of sin !' He then w alkt out of the Young men, take care! It rests with your­ of seventeen. Josiah was worth, in a worldly •’1.earty smack—full upon her virtuous matron ast peple on the yearth. Other peple was 2. Remember your friends at home,and how “ Yesterday, one of the President's visitors, way, more than any of her suitors ; good- hps. room. sinful as they could be, but Shakers was all self aloue under God, whether yon reach anxious they are for your welfare and improve­ who was an applicant for a clerkship in one of looking and intelligent enough to satisfy any 0 , murder ! Tain’t Obadiah, neither ! Just then the female in the meal bao right. Shakers was all goin kerslap to the port triumphantly, or dritt to ruin.’ ment. If you will not take the trouble to write the departments, after being refered to the Sec­ , one but an over fastidious; unexceptionable, 1 She bad by this time divested herself of stuck her bed into the room and statid that promist land, and nobody want goin to stan to them, they can have no confidence in your retary as the proper person to whom tu make a flection. io short, barring his excessive bashfulness, the impression that it was her usually sober refreshments awaited the weary traveller, ' at the gate to b ar’em out, if they did they'd Goinc with the Girls.—Probably many of his application, very coolly requested the pres­ 3. B e affectionate and faithful to the friends which was a fruitful source of merriment to spouse who must have come home in an un- and I sed if it was vittlei; she nient, the git run over. our readers, says the Bridgton Reporter, will ident to siyn his petition. The President, it is around you. Give up your own inelinatious slid, remarked : ‘Why, my friend, you would the young people in their little circle. And usually excited condition thus to indulged weary traveller was agreeable, and I foliered j The Shakers then danced and sung agin, see the force of the following extract. We are without experience, but observation has given when tliay interfere witii theirs. place me in the position of the justice of tho so, when Josiah, in his awkward, blundering in such unwonted expression of affection. her into the next room. j and arter they was threw, one of ’em axed us some knowledge in this delicate matter : 4. Govern yuur passions firmly. You can peace who, after deciding the matter before way, began to exhibit his preference for her Get out! get out, I say ! Who are you, I sot down to the table and the female in , me what I thawt of it. “ The entrance into society may he said to be their master ; do not he their slave. him,said he was very glad the case went as it 5. Always attend to duties first, and after­ anyhow ? Murder, thieves! Hetty, coine the meal bag pored out some tea. She sed Sez I, ‘What duz it siggerfy ?’ take place immediately after boyhood has passed did.” in various little ways, such as waiting on wards to pleasures. Finish your studies before her to and from singing school, constituting here ! Here’s a man kissing me like mad ! nothin, and for five minits the only live. ‘ W hat?’ sez he. away, yet a multitude take the initiative be­ fore their beards are presentable. It is a great you allow your amusements to begin. The Oil Region of Pennsylvania.—The pro­ himself her especial escort when she rode on But the intruder had by this time discov­ thing in the room was an old wooden clock’ • Why this jumpin and singin. This long 6. Do notread much fiction. It is to the ered his mistake—it did not need the indig­ which tiekt in a subdood bashful manner in ' weskit hiziness, and this anty-inatrimony trial either at a tender or tough age. For an duction of oil from the oil wells ot Crawford horseback to the solitary church in the woods mind like drinking to the body ; it intoxicates and Vennago counties in Pennsylvania is now so nant pummeling and scratching of the old the corner. This dethly stillness made ine idse. My friends, you air neat and tidy.— over grown boy to go to the door, knowing and singling her out at quilting parties, that there are a dozen girls inside, or knocking and destroys the power of the mind for strong great that the Philadelphia North American Hetty took it all in the easiest, pleasantest lady's vigorous fists to cause him to relin­ oneasy, and I determined to talk to the fe -, Your lands is flowin with milk and honey, or ringing with an absolute certainly that in and useful exertion. anticipates that two or three million dollars quish his hold and fly as if pursued by some male or bust. So sez I, ‘ m arriage is agin Your brooms is fine, and your apple sass is two minutes all .eyes will be upon him, is a 7. Ask of every thing which you are dis­ will be realized from it this year. The trans­ manner possible. Tbc girls laughed, and the posed or tempted to do, “ Is this right ?” If it young mera cracked sly jokes at the expense indignant ghost. your rules, I bleeve, warm?’ honest. When a man buys a keg of apple severe test of cc urage. To go before these portation now amounts to five or six hundred Hetty, nearly choking with smothered ‘ Y ay.’ girls and make a tour of the room without put­ is, do it, however much it cost you ; if it is not, barrels daily and is rapidly increasing. This of her v mid suitor ; but Hetty stood up for sass of you he don’t find a great many shav- let nothing induce you to do it. Every time him very independently—encouraged him laughter, in spite of her trepidation, now ‘ The sexes strictly live apart, I spect ?' ins under few layers of sass— a little game ting his hands in his pockets, is an achievement traffic, the North American says, has sustained you obey your conscience, you increase its ninty miles of railroad built as a part of the ou‘v of his shyness—never noticed any un- ca™e to the rescue.. ‘ Yay.' I’m sorry to say sum of my New England which few boyB can boast of. It a boy can go so far as to measure o.ff yards of tape with one power within you. Each time you act against Sunbury and Erie line from Erie to Warren. A fortunate blunder—and very likely helped | _ 1 "ever was s° frightened in all my life ! ‘ it’s kinder singler,’ sez I, puttin on my ancestors used to praciice. Your garding of the girls, and cut it 6hort a t the end, he it, you do something to destroy its power. branch road, twenty miles long, is now pro­ him along considerably when his feelings The mean scamp ! Who could it be ? Het­ most sweetest look and speakin in a winnin seeds is fine, and if I should sow ’em on the may stand a chance to p ass a pleasant evening; 8. Never forget that you are on the way to jected for the especial accommodation of the ty, have you any idea ? voice, ‘ that so fair a made as thow never Rock of Gibralter probly I should raise a but let him not flatter hi, nself that the trials ol a world where you must answer for every thing oil production. reached the culminating point, one moon­ that you have done. Live so that you may give light autumn evening as they were walking But that dutiful daughter was, to all ap­ got hitched to sum likely feller.’ (N. B.— good mess ot gardiog sass. You air honest the evening are over. in your account with joy, and not with dread. Church Destroyed.—The North Congrega­ home together from prayer-meeting. pearances, innocent as a sucking dove. She She wos upwords of forty and homely as a in your dcalins. You air quiet and don’t There comes at last th e breaking up. The dear girls don their hoods, and put on their tional briek church, Newburyport, was destroy­ That 'was a week ano. Hetty had said soothed the old lady by representing that it stump fence but I thawt I'd tiekil her.) distarb nobody. For all thia I give you Batavia.—Batavia, the capital city of the ago. shawls, and look so saucy and mischievous, bo ed by fire on Saturday morning, with all its Yes and agreed to bring father and m other, '“>ght have been one of the neighbors, who, 1 1 don’t like men!' she sed, very short. •credit, but your religin is small pertaters, I island of Java, according to the description of furniture, organ, &c. The house in the rear of ‘ Wall, I dunno,’ sez I, 1 ther’ze a rather unimpressible nnd independent, as if they a newspaper correspondent, is a brilliant speci­ round on the subject. Josiah had not been having drank too much, had mistaken the m ust say. You mope away your lives here didn't wish anybody to go home with them.— the church, owned by Albert Currier, was to the bouse since—likely feeling very much , bouse and the housewife. She searched the important part of the populashun. I don't in single retchidness. and as you air all by Then comes the pinch, and the boy who has the men of oriental splendor. The houses, which crushed by the falling of one of the walls of are white as snow, are placed two or three hun­ entry for the missing spectacles, dropped in scacely see how we could git along without yourselves nothing conflicks with your pe- most pluck goes to the prettiest girl in the room the church. A young man named Frank Lunt like a dog venturing upon the premises of a dred feet back from the street, tho intervening the scuffle; re-arranged the rumpled cap ’em.’ and his tongue clinging to the roof of his was so severely injured by a falling blind, that person whose sheepfold he had just plun­ cooler idees except when Human N ater space being filled with trees, literally alive with mouth, and crooking h is elbow, stammers out he lived only two hours. The fire is supposed dered. As yet, neither had had the courage border; wound up the tanuled yarn ; stirred ‘ Us poor wimin folks would git along a i busts out among you, as I understand she trees, literally alive with birds, and every vari­ the words, ‘ Shall I see you home?' She to be the work of an incendiary. to speak to the reigning powers on the sub­ the fire—all in the most amiable manner greatsat deal better if there was no men !’ j sometimes do. (I gave Uriah a sly wink ety of plants’and flowers. Every house has a possible—and at length had the satisfaction ‘ You'll excuse me, niarin, blit I don't h ere, which made the old feller squirm like touches her finger to hht arm, and they walk piazza in front decorated with beautiful pic­ ject; and Hetty, feeling as if she wished to home feeling as awkward as two goslings. As Narrow Escape of Captain Edward H. San­ put the ordeal off as loHg as possible, at any of seeing her mother sudside into her chair thinA that air would work. It wouldn't be a .ipeared Eel.) You wear long weskits and tures, elegant lamps, bird cages, &e., while ford.—The Boston Herald says that last Thurs­ soon as she is within he r own door, he struts rocking chairs, lounges, &c., of the nicest de­ rate to have one more confidential talk on with her accustomed tranquillity, regler? ]on„ faces, and lead a gloomy life indeed.— home, as he thinks ho has been and gone day evening Capt. Sanford of the steamer Men- the subject, with him, said : , »lrs- Tho™as W awake now. She ‘ I’m afraid of men!’ she sed. No children’s prattle is ever hearn around scription furnish luxurious accommodations for emon Sanford hauled his boat out into the and did it. Rest comes to him at last, with the family, who sit here mornings and evenings. Mother is goin" over to A unt R uth’s to had a ncw ldea ln her head, and instead of ‘ That’s onnecessary, marm— you aint in your h. trthstons—you air in a dreary fog dreams of home and calic o, and he aw.xkes in stream and anchored, on account of the raging At night the city is one blaze of light from the storm of wind and rain. After the boat was spend the evening, and wants me to go—but settling her head for another nap, she pur- no danger. Don’t fret yourself on that all the t.’me, and you treat the jolly sun­ the morning, and finds th e door of life op°n to lamps. The hotels have grounds of eight or half a dozen pigs Equaling; for their breakfast.” anchored the strong wind caused the boat to 1’ guess I won’t. I ’ve been working on fa- sued the train of thought and knitting, both pint.’ shine of l >le as tho it was a thief, drivin it ten acres in extent around them, covered with list over one side, and Captain Sanford coming ther's shirts all day, besides doing the dairy i t h e same time, with wonderful rapidity, ‘ Here we’re shet out from tho sinful from your doors by them weskits, and meal Your Choice for One Dollar.—The Heto fine shade trees, with fountains, flower gardens, out of his room on the lee side, wns suddenly work, and 1 am as tired as I can be—so I At length, stopping and looking keenly at world. Here all is peas. H ere we are bags, and pecooler noshuns of yourn. The Metalic Alloy.— ‘ Oriede ’ is anew metalie alloy &c. Indeed so numerous are the trees, the city thrown overboard. He had on two pea jackets, guess they will have to go without me.— Hetty— brothers and,sisters. We don’t marry and gals among you, sum of which air as slick extensively used in this country as a substitute almost resembles a forest. The rooms are very and it was with difficulty that he kept his bead high and spacious, without carpets, and but Don’t come until eight o’clock. I shall be d suppose it’s a queer notion of mine, konsekently we hav no domestic difficulties. pieces of calik'-er as I ever sot eyes on, air for gold. Stores have sprung into existence all above water, and was rescued from the briny few curtains. Meals are served up in about deep. After being taken on board it was more through putting things to rights then, and Hetty, but I’ve a notion that man was Siah Husbands dont abooz their wiv es— wives syin to place t heir beds agin weskits which over the country for tbe sale of it, and news­ the same style as at the first class hotels in the than an hour before he was restored by the ef­ will let you in. Hawley. papers contain flaming advertisements of a don't worrit their husbands. T here’s no kiver honest, mAnly harts, while you old ‘ full set ot jewelry for only one dollar, being United States, although the habits of living forts of his officers and attendants. The escape Of course Josiah was not too obtuse to MY ! but if H etty's face did not fire up children here to worrit us. Nothin to wor­ heads fool yourselves with the idee that they the stock of a larg e manufacturer,’ or merchant are quite different. At daylight coffee and tea of Captain Sanford was, under the circum­ understand that, and so far forget his bash- tl)en ! . You might have lit a candle by it.— rit us here. No wicked matrimony here.— are fulfilin their mishun here, and air con- who is obliged t o dispose of his stock on ac­ are taken to the guest’s room, and again at stances, a very remarkable one. fulness as to petition for a good-by kiss, These incipient symptoms did not escape the Would thou like to be 'a Shaker?’ tentid. Here you air, all pinned up by count of the panic.’ It is a French discovery ei"ht o’clock, with light refreshments. At which was peremptorily refused. | wary inquisitor. ‘ N o,’ sez 1 ‘ it ain’t my stile.’ yourselve:, talkin about the sins of a> world and is called by t he French gold oriede. It is twelve breakfast is served, and at seven, din­ ‘Any Port in a Storm?—A friend tells us ner. Coffee and tea are always ready, day and No. I shan't. Do take yourself off.— I Hears so to me, Cause those big whiskers I had now histed ;.n as big a load of per- you dont know nothin of. Meanwhile, said manufactured to a large extent in Waterbury, of a couple of ladies belonging to a neighbor­ ing town, who started in a sleigh on Thursday Think I didn't see you fidgetting around were so much like his’n, and the awkward veshun as I could carry comfortable, and, Connecticut. It bears a very close resemblance night. . world continners to resolve round on her to gold in color, density and fineness of grain ; No business is done in the street in the mid­ last to come to this city. Overtaken by the Sarah Jones at Deacon Banger’s yesterday way he griped me with his great paws ! leaning back in my cheer, commenst pickin own axeltree onct in every 24 hours, sub­ 60 close that it deceives every one but practical dle of the day, on account of the heat. The storm, they soon became bewildered by the evening ? I ’ve not forgotten that, s ir !’ j Hetty was wonderfully busy. She bent my teeth with a fork. The female went out, ject to the Constitution of the United States, dealers or experts. Its component parts consist nights and mornings are cool and delightful; blinding snow, lost their way, and the disa­ Now H etty— over her work, and drew the needle through leavin me all alone with the clock. I hadn’t and is a very pleasant place of residence. of pure copper, 100 parts ; zine or (preferably) birds are singing all night. The thermometer greeable and dangerous alternative of passing so quickly that the thread snapped, and then | sot there long before the Elder poked his It’s a unnatural, onreasonable and dismal tin, 17 parts ; magnesia, 0 parts ; salalmoniac, stands at about 82 ° throughout the year.— a night on the road became apparent. Fortu­ But the appeal was broken off by a tan­ The island of Java contains a population of she was so engaged in threading her needle hed in at the dcor. ‘ You’re a man of sin !’ life you’re leadin here. So it strikes me.— 3.0 parts ; quicklime, 1.8 parts ; tartar of com­ nately they had with them a feather bed and a talizing littie laugh ; and as be sprang for­ 10,000.900; the city of Batavia, 180,000.— considerable quantity of bed clothing. Cover­ again she didn’t have time time to answer. he sed, and groaned and went away. My Shaker friends, 1 now bid you a wel­ merce, 9 parts ; are mixed as follows: the ward to take a pleasant revenge on his copper is first melted, when the magnesia, sal The island abounds with tigers, leopards, ana­ ing their horse well with blankets, they hitched I don’t believe that kiss was ineant for me Direckly thar cum in two young shaker- tormentress, she slipped away and ran up come adoo. You have treated me exceedin almoniac, limo and tartar in powder, are added condas, and poisonous insects of all kinds.— him to the Bleigh ; then lifting out the bed, the path to the house, where he saw her after all. Wonder who it was intended for; esses, as putty and slick lookin gals as I well. Thank you kindly, one and all. littlo by little ; the crucible is now briskly The finest fruits in the world are produced in they arraigned their couch on the snow, tipped wave her hand as she disappeared within the and wonder if you don’t know something ever met. It is troo they was drest in meal • A base exbibi ter of depraved monkeys stirred for half an hour, so as to mix thorough­ great profusion. the sleigh bottom side up, went to bed, and kitchen porch; and then he turned from the about it, H etty ? bags like the old one I’d met previsly, and and onprincipled tvax works !’ sed Uriah. ly, and then the zinc is added in small grains slept soundly and comfortably. In the morn­ gate and took the road homeward. Me. mother ? their shiny, silken har was hid from sight by ‘Hello, Uriah,’ sez I, I’d most forgot by throwing it on the surface and stirring it Post Mistresses.—The ‘ mission ’ or ‘ sphere’ ing they righted things, and after considerable difficulty succeeded in getting to comfortable The tea things had been carried out, the Yes, you, Hetty ! You was mighty anx­ long white caps, sieh as I spose. female gosts you. 5 Vail, look out for them fits of yourn, till it is entirely fused ; the crucible is then of women (whichever it may be called) is con­ covered and the fusion maintained l'or about quarters. There’s a couple of sensible women table set back against the wall, the crumbs ious to get me and P a off to Aunt R uth’B wear; but their eyes sparkled like diminds, and don’t catch cold aud die in the flour ol tinually increasing in extent and importance.— thirty-five minutes; the surface is then skimmed Once she hoed com for her lord and master ; for you.—Portland Advertiser. brushed off from the clean, house-made car­ this evening, but I noticed you were slicked thir cheeks were like roses, and they was your youth and beauty.’ and the alloy is ready for casting. The fineness up extraordinary, for all you weren’t going. now her lord and master hoes corn for her.— pet, and Hetty's workstand drawn .up in charmin enuff to make a inan throw .stuns at And Y resoomd my journey.— Vanity ol grain in this alloy gives to those objects ol Influence, like a rising tide, is illy Algerine Cotton.—The Paris Constitution- front of the blazing fire. A beautiful piled Hetty, I’m getting old; I know it; but I his grandmother, if they axt him to. They Fair. art composed of it a delicacy and a purity ol submerging those strongholds wtoicii the other ncl, ministerial journal, doses a long article on plate of great red apples and a plate of haven’t quite lest iny eyesight yet. I've commenst cieai.in away the dishes, castin detail that cannot be •obtained Irom bronze.— sex have claimed as theirs by right of occupa­ the cotton question and the American crisis— heard something about this between you and The alloy is essentially ductile and malleable cracked walnuts were on it, in close prox­ shy glances at me all the time, I got exci­ BJSWA RE OF DRIFTING. tion. She has entered Jhc haunts of commerce an artidc in which the capabilities of Algiers imity to Hetty’s work-basket biah Hawley. What are you playin’ ted. I forgot Betsy Jane in my rapter, and and can be cast, rolled, drawn stamped, chased, and displaced clerks and book-keepers. She beaten into a powder or leaves or treated in and other sections of Africa for the culture of On one side of the fire sat Mrs. Thomas, possum for? Out with it, I say ! sez I, ‘ my pretty dears, how air you ?’ Few people form habits of wrong-doing de­ has assumed command ol the telegraph ; she Our little schemer, thus adjured, made a any other way the artisan may des ire. The has carried by 6torm the pulpit and the rostrum cotton are pointed out—with the following strik­ fat and fair, and at peace with all the world; ‘ We air •well,’ they solumly sed. liberately aud wilfully. They glide into discovery of this new alloy is really wonderful clean breast of the matter ; much relieved to and has taken possession of the editorial chair. ing commentary: rocking and knitting, and refreshing herself ‘ Whar's the old man ?’ sed I, in a soft them by degrees:, and almost unconsciously, and its use will have a tendency to place within Not content with these achievements, she lias at sundry intervals with a bite from a half- find that mother hadn’t nothin agin, and voice. and, before 'they art* aware of danger, the the reach of all the useful, ornamental and ‘ What a singular turn of human affairs !— be"un tc lay her hands on government offices,- It is the culture of cotton which has injected eaten apple that lay on the corner of the would give father a talk about, and bring • Of whom dost thou speak—Brother higher products of art. An immense number and even now the Post Office Department has habits are confirmed, and require resolute into the veins of American society the hideous table, and touching every now and then, in a him all round. Uriah ?’ and persistent effort to effect a change.— an5 amount of articles are manufactured out enrolled among its army of employees a goodly of this alloy and sold South and West, anti sore of slavery, by which it is now convulsed caressin" manner, with her foot, a sleek, lazy But, Hetty. I want you to tell Siah I’d ‘ I mean the gay mid festive cuss who calls ‘ Resist beginnings ’ was a maxim ot tho corps of Tiost mistresses and post office clerks. none but exe client judges can tell it from gold. and threatened witii dismemberment. It may looking cat that purred and worked on the rather he would make such a mistake agin. me a man of sin. Snouldn t wonder if bis anciants, and should be preserved as a land- These fair incumbents are for the most part be that it is reserved for our young and free quite independent of changes in administration other side. Hetty was sewing and thinking I don’t like the feel of his big whiskers about name was Uriah.’ colony of Africa to furnish the world with this marA in our day. The Baltimore Sun. has A Valua'jle Ixvextbon.—A builder at Read­ and consequent rotation in office; for our Mem­ how she should tell her mother she expected my face, I don’t approve of promiscuous ‘ He has retired.’ a good article on the si'ight beginnings of ing, Engls.nd, has recently patented what he great eetton product without any sacrifice of bers of Congress, who mainly control post o f ­ tae dignity of labor or the dignity of man? a visitor. She would have given the world kissing. ‘ Wall, ray pretty dears,’ set I, * let’s danger, which end in fatal ruin : calls “ Reading Abbey Ruddle Stoiae,” Which fice appointments in their several districts, are Siah never heard the last of that blunder. have sum fun. Let's play puss in tho cor­ resists moisture, heat, cold, and pressure, pre­ to be able to say, in an off-band manner, that It w as only the other day that a man restrained by their gallantry from exercising A geuius oat West being asked whether the she expected Mr. Hawley to drop in about Old Squire Thomas used to delight in ner. What say?’ fell asl eep in his boat on th e Niagara Riv­ senting a clear and smooth surface, capable of any adverse influence in this class of cases. formation into moldings, corbels, quoins, bal- liquor he was drinking was a good article, re­ eight. But she recollected with a twinge of rehearsing the story whenever all the parties ■ Air you a Shaker sir ?’ they axed. er. D uritig his slumber, the boat broAe The subject reminds us of an amusing anec­ plied : ‘ Wal, I dou’t know, I guess so. There interested happened to be present. He would ‘ Wall, my pretty dears, I havn’t arrayed ustradef., and so forth, and acquiring an ex­ dote which is related of an ex-Senator, the conscience, how hard she had tried to get loose from her moorings, and he awoAe to traordinary degree of hardness within a few is only one queer tiling about it, whenever I shake his fat sides at Josiah’s discomfiture, my proud form in a long weskit yit, but if Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson. A post office not wipe my mouth I burn a hole in my handker­ the old lady to accompany her husband to find himself shooting down the rapids di­ minutes after leaving tho molds. Seeing that far from his residence becoming vacant, a lively and his wifes’ tart replies, and Hetty would Aunt Ruth’s, spite of her warnings of a they was all like you perhaps I ’d ji.ne ’em, rectly towards the cataract. In vain he ornamental blocks and slabs of any size tan be contest sprung up for tbe appointment, and chief? spell of neuralgia; how she had also plead join him, and both would laugh until the As it is, I m a Shaker pro-temporary. shrieAed for help; in vain he tried to row produced, all the parts of a house, tho steps, among the applicants was a Mrs. Nancy \Y------tears ran down their cheeks. Smoking cures hops, but kills men. headache as an excuse for not going herself. They was full of fv.n. I seed (that at against the current. He drifted on and on landings, sinkB and window sills, may be fash­ Congress being in session at the time, the And she knew her mother was quite sharp Never mind, Siah, Mrs Thomas would till his light craft upset, when he was borne ioned from this Rubble Scone, as well as blocks worthy Senator, in accordance with usage in fust, only they was a It .etle skeery. I tawt for the walls, and at a cost below that of bricks. enough to draw her own inference from these say, consolingly. Let him laugh. H e’d rapidly to the brinA of the abyss, and, leap­ such cases, was requested to call at the depart- A writer asks if any one can inform a poor ’em Puss in the corner and sieh like plase, - - • — -- hand. man how to start a little nursery. Certainly facts, and from her being dressed with un­ have been only too glad to have been in your ing up with a wild cry, went over and dis­ lease be sweet, but don’t be too went to look at the papers in theiowe.inhand and we had a nice t ’ .me, keepin q uiet of Ladies phe roses-butdon’t be prim roses. The request was promptly complied with, and —get married. usual care to spend an evening at home. place twenty years age. He had hard work I course so the old tr .an shouldn’t hear.— appeared fo 'rever. M

gjis gtocfetai © ajrttr, City CoVncil.—In convention of the City RelioioL'S Items.—The revival intelligence in FROM EUROPE. Pensacola with stores for the fleet. The steam­ Forts Sumter and Pickens Probably to The Snow Blockade.—The morning and af­ Council, on Monday evening, the persons the religious papers continues to increase show­ er General Rusk had landed troops from Texas ternoon trains from Boston, on Friday, and the ing a much more than usual religious interest be Reinforced! whose names follow were elected Assistant En­ The steamship City of Baltimore, from Liv­ at Fort Jefferson and Taylor. Both of these morning train on Saturday for this place, all in various parts of the country. In Rev.‘ Mr. erpool 13th and Queenstown 14th ult., arrived forts are now on a wur footing with all sorts of arrived here at 2 1-2 o’clock Saturday afternoon gineers of the Fire Department: New York, April 1. Thursday, April 4,1861. Healy’s society in Walpole, there have been at New l'ork, Thursday 28th ult. Her news is supplies for a year. D o n e n to ^ 11 t0 that the 0P' snow ^O O reds fong\nV T freV d7eepdruiSoOnf Ward 1, 0. L. Allen ; Ward 2, Benj. Knowl­ thirty or forty conversions, and the interest four days later. Judge Marion, of the U. S. District Court of still continues. A great many young men, ponentsof secession in the Richm >nd Conven- „ k;„i, in n ______° 7, . ton ; Ward 3, I. K. Kimball; Ward 4, 0. P. Steamship Jura arrived nt Queenstown 12th, Florida was about to resign and remove to tion have a clear majority of 20. which 100 men were at work all r.ight Friday S. M. rE T T IN Q IL L t CO., are euihoriieii Agen's lor heretofore non-attendants of public worship, the Kangaroo on the 13th, the Novia Scotian receiving Advertisement. and Subscription. fur thia paper. Mitchell, John Crockett; Ward 5, John Lind­ New York to attend to underwriters’ business A Montgomery despatch to The Tribune states without cutting through it.—Portland Argus. O fic-r—10 State St., Boaton, and 111 Nassau Su ,N ew have been gathered in. The .Sabbath Schqol at Liverpool 13th, and the Fulton at Southamp­ in the Courts. He is a strong Union man. sey ; Ward 6 Thomas Colson; Ward 7 E. E. that if Sprague is elected Governor of Rhode York. has also greatly increased. In Seekonk, thirty- ton 14th. BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET. Ulmer. six stand propounded for admission to the Con­ Island, that States leaves the Union and becomes 8 R. NILES, (.uccessor to V. B. Palmer,) Newspaper Turin, March 13.—The citadel of Messina Texas in Trouble. the commercial depot and summer residence for THURSDAY, March 28. AdverU.Ing Agent, No. l,9 co llsy ’s Building, Court street, In board of Aldermen the persons whose gregational Church to-morrow, embracing por- surrendered to the Sardinian troops to-day. New Orleans, March 20.—The Texas Legis­ the Southerners! At m arket 1300 Beeven, 90 Stores, 2000 Sheep and Boaton, la authoriied to receive advertisements lor thia pa names follow were confirmed as policemen, on sons ranging from 10 years of age to 80.— Berne, March 13.—The Sardinian government lature has passed a resolution approving of the Lambs, and 1400 Swine. per, at the rates required by us. Ip the 2d Congregational Church in Amherst, The Tribune says that at several recent sit­ P aicE s—Beet Cattle—Extra $7 00 ; first quality $6 50; has lodged a conplaint with the Federal Coun­ act of the Convention deposing Governor Hous­ second quality $6 00 ; third quality $5 00. the nomination of the City M arshal:—Jos. Mass., there is an interesting revival; also, in tings of the Cabinet an energetic policy, rela­ cil against Bishop Morrely, on account of his ton. A bill has been passed to raise a regi­ tive to Fort Sumter was strongly urged, and Working Oxen — $85, (to 130. j y Highway Surveyors’ Boots for Bale at Jackson, Ambrose Arnold, Jos. Abbott, John the Freewill Baptist Church in Lowell, li is pastoral letter having contained remarks disre­ ment of mounted riflemen to protect the fron­ Milch L ow s—$45 (a) 50; common $20 (to 21. also Btated the laborers in the Mission School the idea of reinforcement is now entertained in Veal Calves—$3 (to 5. this office. Lindsey, Edward Ulmer. spectful to Victor Emmanuel. The govern­ tier. Yearlings, none—Two years old, $15 (to 16—Three work in Chicago, 111., arc seeing the fruits of quarters hitherto regarding it impracticable.— years old, $ 18 fa) 19. The committee to whom was referred the bill ment of Canton Fribourg, before whom the Since the departure of the Federal troops the Several leading naval officcrs^xpress the belief W hat it Means. their labors in the conversion o f many of their complaint was presented qs the only compe­ Sheep mid Lambs—$1 25, 2 00; 3 00 (to 5 00. of Dr. Frye, for damage to sleigh by a snow- Indians in large numbers have been devastating that Fort Sumter could be reinforced with an Pells $1 (to 1 25 each. pupils, who were gathered in from the “ high­ tent tribunal, has rejected it. Hides—4 1-2 (to 5c lb. The recent course of events has shown us be­ the frontier, and killing and driving back the ordinary risk by steamers in the night. slide, reported that in their opinion the city ways and hedges.” In one of the schools, the Naples, March 13.—An encounter has taken settlers. Culf Skins—10 (to 1 It lb. yond doubt what the Southern secession move­ converts have organized a system of tract dis­ In consequence of the great disaflection about Tallow —6 1-2 Ito 7c lb. was not liable for such damage. place between a French regiment and seven Steamer Arizona brings Brazos dates of the the Morrill tarilf, the collection of the revenue, Swine—6 (to be. ment means. The questions of a few months tribution, and are reaching many individuals hundred Papal Zouaves. A French colonel 21st. Steamers Gen. Rusk and Daniel Web­ Bill of Mr. McLoon for damage, was referred and families with the truth, who could not be and the movements at Fort Sumter and Pickeus, since are found to have been not the practical was killed aud forty-three men were wounded. ster sailed on the 20th, with Federal troops.— an extra session of Congress will be called. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. to Committee on Accounts and Claims. reached by any other instrumentality. In sev­ Romano has tendered his resignation as Min­ The Arizona took companies E and G, cavalry, matters at issue, and the doctrine of the inhibi­ eral places in Michigan powerful revivals are W EDNESDAY, March 27. An ordinance to amend chapter 19 of the ister of the Interior at Naples. to Indianola. There were no Federal troops Whole number of Callie al market £06—about .700 being experienced. In Brighton, Muuroe coun­ The Conneticut Election. tion of slavery in the Territories and itsrestrict- Revised Ordinances, and an ordinance addition­ The Italian army is to be divided into six on the RiOGrande. State troops occupied the Beeves and IU6 Stores—cousisting of Working Oxen, Milch ty, N. Y., the converts number one hundred.— corps d'armce. The fourth corps under Cialdi- Hartford, Conn., April 1.—The vote in this Cowa, “»d one, iwo and three year.old. tion to its present limits, which has been the al to chapter 5 of the Revised Ordinances were garrisons. Indian depredations continued on A letter from Evansville, Indiana, says . “ In ni, goes to Bologna. the upper border. city to-day was as follows :—For Governor— prices of market b e e f . main point in the political creed of honest presented, read and laid on the table. the last three months there has been a continu­ Warsaw, March 13.—A separate Council of Buckingham, ( Republican ) 2189 : Loomis Extra, 86 so—first qualiiv, 86 62-second quality, 86 50 (Democrat) 2574. For Member of C ongress-1 ~ ,hlrd S100 »»• Northern men, has been stranded high and dry, The Committee on Finance reported a resolve ation of religious services in the dill'crent State has been granted by the Emperor to the Movement of Troops. Protestant churches here, which has resulted Dwigirt Loomis (Republican) 2111; Hyde ... or « . . . c . m t as a practical question of the hour, while the inoking the annual appropriations, which re­ Kingdom of Poland. Zornoisky has been ap­ Memphis, Tenn., March 27.—Five hundred in the conversion of over four hundred persons, pointed President. (Democrat) 2647. The first Senatorial district, C o w . m ^ ^ ^ ^ o * ^ 0 S19°' tide of contention flows far beyond it. It has solve passed both Boards. The appropriations .Mississippi troops passed through this city to­ and the return of many backsliders. Paris, March 13.—The Patrie denies that day, en route for Pensacola. A military re­ is Democratic by 399 majority. 1 Yearling,, None—Two years old, 815 ,fi) 816—Three been the cry that the persistence of the North, are as follows :— A letter from St. Helena makes a very grati­ Hartford county, all but Avon, Burlington i yciP ‘'ld’sl1.' Prince Napoleon is about to visit Italy. ception was given to them, and considerable j /, , • ‘ t> i • i ’ —oow ° i Sheep ami Lambs—2480 at markst. Prices in lots. $150 in denying the guaranties of the Constitution For the Support of Schools, §5,500; Sup­ fying statement of the change which has been The debate on the address was continued in enthusiasm was manifested. and Canton, give Buckingham <887, and I (to $2 oo each—Extra, $2 so <© $5 so Swine—None at market. to slavery in the common territory of the Union, wrought in many of the sailors of the African the Corps Legislatif to-day. M. Keller criti­ Mobile, March 27.—Advices say that troops Loomis 7948. port of Poor, §3,200; Salaries, §1,500; Con­ squadron, who shared the revival influences Veal Calves—From $3 to $6. and its evident intention to restrict the rights cized the policy of the government, and de­ and munitions are constantly moving to Pensa­ The Republicans have probably carried the Hides, 4 1-2 (to 5c. lb—Tallow, 6 1-2 (to 7c lb. tingent Fund, §2,500; Road Damage, §900; which were experienced on hoard the ship North State ticket by an increased majority over last Pelts. $1 (to 1 25 each—Culf Skins, 10 (to 11c lb. of the slave-holding States by Congressional manded it should state what policy it intended cola. Several companies are expected from Highways, §G000; Fire Department, §1,300 ; Carolina and other United States ships some to pursue. Northern Alabama. year. They have both branches of the Legis­ months since. enactments has exasperated the South until she Police and Watch, §000; Interest on City Shanghae, Jan. 24.—Pekin is quiet. The i lature, and Loomis, the Republican candidate will no longer consent to be a party to a com­ The work of religious reformation among troops at Tiensia were healthy, and the treaty Missouri Legislature, for Congress from the First District, is believed SPECIAL NOTICES. Debt, §2,000 ; City Debt, S2.000. seamen is still going on. In Matanzas, recent­ to be elected by about 1000 majority. pact in which her equal rights are denied her. was working satisfactorily. The rebels were St. Louis, March 28.—The following joint Both Boards adjourned till next Monday ly, three barques, all lying near each other at defeated by the imperialists at Ghsin. resolution passed the House yesterday, 62 The Latest. Allow the South an equal right with the North Hunnewell** Tolu Auodjne develop?* in evening. anchor, about two miles from the shore, joined Japan was pciceful. against 42 :— Hartford, April 1—midnight.—The Repub­ the most perlect form all the requirements of opium pro­ in the territories, place her on an equal footing in holding prayer meetings from ship to ship. Canton, Feb. 1—Lord Elgin had left. T'lif “ Resolved, That it is inexpedient for the licans have elected their State ticket by an in­ ducing any of its horrors. The physician or patient, who, Several conversions occurred. At one of their for the want of a good substitute, has witnessed the de­ with the North with reference to the common The City Highways.—Two ordinances were American ship Vesperus had been burned.— general assembly to take any steps for calling a creased majority, and carried both branches of structive effects of Opium, will not fail to make trial of meetings eight stood up for prayers, and out of introduced into the City Council on Monday Trade was depressed. national convention to propose amendments to the__ Legislature. __o ______They______have_ _ carried____. ,he theAnudyne, first und see its perfect Jesuits not only upon dis- property of the Union, and all dissension will be that number a captain, mate and three seamen evening establishing some new regulations re­ Singapore, Feb. 7—The Java cable is lost,— the Constitution as recommended by the State and third Congressional districts and lost the cVr™ " Hemi°?ch“e', at an end,has been the doctrine of Northern Dem­ belonging to one English ship. One sailor The French had been victorious at Sagore.-— Convention.” second with the fourth not fully heard from.— I Actual and Partial Paralysis, Tooth und Ear Ache, Bowel ocracy. But events which have opened our eyes specting the duties of Road Surveyors and the writes: “ In rowing round the harbor we The French transport Weser was wrecked.— In Hartford county Buckingham’s vote wa8 ’ Delirium Tremens, through all the minor Committee on Highways. These ordinances could hear the voice of prayer and the song of Everything was quiet. The Texas Convention, 8263, and the majority against him is G5 ; lastj p.^teL R^chX'ra m hoih the A^yVJlmUie f.ough to the real state of the case have shown ub the thanksgiving as they rose from the ships and make it the duty of the several Road Surveyors, New Zealand, Jan. 14.—The war with the na Galveston, March 29.—The Texas Conven­ year it was 210. e cannot get full returns . Remedy, should be cautious to purchu.se of those they Cun fallacy of these statements, which a few months rolled over the harbor." tives continues, with the same advantages to tion ratified the Southern Confederacy, there to-night on account of bad weather. depend on, that the perfect result of the genuine may not at the end of each silty days, reckoning from . be disturbed. Sold by all dealers. See advertisement* since there were many of us willing to ac­ the troops. being only two negative votes, and adjourned I and call for pamphlets. 4wl4 Logging teams have nearly all left the woods. knowledge. It seems plain thnt the “ territor­ the time of their appointment, to report to the Melbourne, Jan. 2G.—The Result, Alliance, I sine die without referring the question of its | Arrangement of tlie Muine Appointments. Committee on Highways a statement of all Late storms have increased the depth of snow to Lightfoot and Southampton have sailed, with . adoption to the people. All is quiet in Texas. Washington, April 1. The Maine delega- JZT Coughs.—The sudden changes of our climate are ial question ” has not held a first rauk of im­ more than five feet. Travelling was more im­ .. . . D r ------BOUrCes o f PULMONARY, BnONCIIlAL, Htld A^THMXTIC AF- work performed by them, or under their direc­ over ten thousand ounces of gold. 1 ------tion,tion, with Vice \ ice President President Hamlin, Hamlin, have agreed agreed fection. Experience having proved that simple remedies portance in the mind of the cotton States.— peded last week than before for the season.— Calcutta, Feb. 8.-The famine continues in the From Havana—Attempted Annexation of ■ upon the distribution of offices in that State. of,eu ucl Hl,f*e‘ii,y and certainly when taken in the early Practically, they have regarded the question of tion, upon the highways, and of all money ex­ Machias Union. northwest provinces. St. Dominso to Spain. [ Senator Fessenden claimed the right to fill the ' ?.*bowk’s'’ u X g w ' le^ihe slavery in the existing territories a6 settled, by pended, &c., within that time, and provide that Liverpool, Wednesday.—The West Coast of\ New York, March 29.—Steamer Quaker City ! Portland offices. Mr. Goodwin, Senator elect Cold, cough, or irritation ot the Throat be ever so slight. the Committee on Highways shall make an Samuel Miller of Machiasport, Me., was Africa mails have arrived. A cannibal festfival I from Havana 25th has arrived. from the First District, denied such a right, but "...... by this''' precaution a more serious attack may be effect­ natural causes, against their institution. They knocked overboard and lost from schooner Wm. ually warded off. P ublic Speakers and Singers will annual report, giving a general account of the had occurred at Bonny. The victims’ heads There is much excitement at Havana on the [ yielded to the majority of the delegates, they find them effectual for clearing und strengthening the hare looked beyond this. Their enmity to II. Mitchell, at Gloucester 24th ; and Alfred were cut oil' and exhibited in front of the pub- 'subject of the annexation of San Domingo to having agreed upon this course to cut off out­ voice. See advertisement. 6m51 state of the roads, repairs, sidewalks built, Williams of Gloucester was recently lost over­ lie places of worship. Spain. It seems that a system of Spanish erni-1 aiders. Mr. Fessenden has put his requests in Northern doctrine has deeper ground than the MRS. WINSLOW, money expended and when, where and in what board from a fisherman at Georges’. The ship Roderick Dhu was wrecked off!gratinn has been going on at that island, the writing, giving the Collcctorship to William practical question of slavery or free labor in Ah experienced nurse and female physician, has a Sooth- sums, etc., for the yenr. This plan will give Gape Palmas. The officers and crew were emigrants being instructed, when the proper [ Willis, his old law partner ; the Post Office to ng Syrup fur childien teething, which greatly facilitates the the territories. In short, we think that we By a statute passed by the last Legislature, saved. The wreck was plundered by the na- time arrived, to hoist the Spanish flag and in- j Major Dole, and the office of Physician of the process of teething, by softening the gums, reducing all in- the City Council an intelligent supervision and two justice of the pence and quorum cannot re­ tives. voke the aid of Spain. This was done on the Marine Hospital to his brother, G. S. D. Fes- tlammaiiou—will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the come directly to the cause and the animus of bowels. Depend upon it. mothers, it will give rest to control of its highway system and a full knowl­ duce the bail of person confined in jail if the War had broken out between the British , 16th, much to the astonishment of the blacks j senden. George F. Talbot was unanimously secession, in the reply of a frank Charlestonian Supreme Court be in session in the county, or yourselves, and relief and health to jour infants. Perfect- edge of all the operations and expenditures in and Windingoes on the Bathurst river. The and natives there. When the news reached recommended for District Attorney; Gharles y safe in ail cases. ly20 to the writer of an article in the last number if a justice o f said court resides in the place this department. We hope it will be adopted. town of Saba was attacked. The Windingoes Havana, the frigate Blanec was fully armed, [ Clark, U. S. Marshal ;—Long, Collector at LEVI M. ROBBINS^ of the Atlantic Monthly, that “ there cannot lie where the persons is confined. were defeated with great loss of life. The and with a large number of regular troops on | Eastport ; L. O. Cowan, Postmaster at Bidde- British loss was slight. hoard was dispatched to San Domingo, sailing \ ford ; W. P. Wingate, Collector at Bangor; peace between the South and the North until We call the attention of our readers to PROPRIETOR OF THE A lad named Dennis R. Winslow, was killed F r a n c e on tke 23d. The screw frigate were soon to fol- True Harmon, Collector at Belfast, and J. M. the latter acknowledges that slavery is right.” [at Webb’s Mills on Tuesday last, by accidental­ F r a n c e . the advertisement by our friends Messrs. T. E. Penis,Tuesday F.rcning, March 12.—The dis- low, with 5000 regulars. A large naval and ,' Deering . - Postmaster at Saco. These and other This is the practical point. The cotton States & F. J. Simonton of their new Btock of Dry ly falling under a moveing sled load of wood. mission of the iddress was continued to-day in military force is said to be on itaw ay from appointments w.ll probably be made this week, S T E W n R i f f ; S T O R E , are aware that the North i6 ready to grant [ When found, one of the runners of the sled the Corps Legislatin' Spain to Cuba. It is stated that Hayti will ------—------Goods and Carpetings for the Spring trade.— ! was across his neck. W ILSON & W HITE S BLOCK. M. do Scgm-criticized tim Emperor's Italian soon share the same fate as that of San Domingo, New York. April 1— The Commercial under­ every constitutional guaranty and protection to i'l'iiey have a new and fresh stock, selected with policy, and maintained that the English policy "ith t!l‘‘ c°nSCnt of France | stends that orders have been received at the the institution of slavery, bat still they know taste and embracing the most elegant styles, I ' Cotton for Boston.—During three days of (Opposite Spear's Bookstore,) I last week 18,000 bales of cotton passed through had triumphed in Italy He said —‘‘ Em’ The 1 . S. steamer Mohawk arrived at Havana Custom House to collect duties on foreign that the Northern mind is anti-slavery, and deals ‘ and arc ready, as they always are, to give cus- Buffalo, cn route for Boston. The cost of land wishtfs to surround us with great States, on Sunday. merchandise arriving from ports in the Confed- Takes this method of informing the people of this place with slavery at all only as impelled by a nation­ transportation per bale froin-Memphis to Bos­ and to unify Italy and Germany. England is ! Business a t Havana is depressed. One mil- erated States when the proof of previous pay- and vicinity, that he iws a very large, well selected and tomers good bargains. Call and examine their N ew Stock of al duty. They know that the North is inimical ton is §4.40. This route is very much quicker everywhere hostile to the policy of France.” of dollars is said to he on its way from (inent cannot be.furnished. stock. that general di«nuie- i Spitin to aid the metallic circulation of the AA disputedispatch from Washington says that Mr. to the Southern theory, and has no fellowship than by water. M. Plinchon asserted tliaeo u n S ofEur’upc, ^"'1- Sugar quiet. Freights declining Adams, the Drugs, Medicines, Chemical’s, tude prevailed in all the new Minister to England, received for it. They desire not merely that the North City Schools.—It will be seen that the City nstructions and left Washington yesterday. Tappan Osgood of Warner was found dead in | and said:—•• The armamentsmts are universaluniversal, as -uuong Among the passengers of the Quaker City . his instruct. and other articles usually kept by DRUGGISTS. Aud of shall stand byjtlie constitutional guaranties, but Council has appropriated §5,500 for the sup­ West Salisbury, N. 11., on Thursday last, lie : if preparing for an approaching rupture.”- are er-President Mirainon s family and suite, He will sail for England during the jfreseut month. that it shall accept the Southern doctrine.— port of the public schools for the current year. was frozen into the ice, on a piece of meadow He criticized the Emperor’s Italian policy, Samuel Colt and family ol Hartford, Major 1 a t- latent edlcincs, We are glad thnt the penny-wise policy of last land about a dozen rods from the highway. whieh lie said, was imposed upon France by “-rson, bearer of dispatches irom tjt. Domingo he has every kind in the market, which he offers at Whole­ They are determined, if possible, to live only England. M. Plichon concluded by defending asliington, M. Alvarez, Spanish consul at W ar Feeling gaining Ground. sale and Retail. under a government of which the theory of the year has been repudiated, and that the “ city A liberal discount made to persons buying to sell again. Vegetable P ulmonary Balsam.—This prepa­ the temporal power of the Pope. St. Domingir, Lieut, iirrell, U. a. army, and , W ashington, April 1. See Aitvenisemcnt. inequality of the races and the natural right . latllws recognize the importance and neces- ration of Reed, Cutler & Co., of this city, lias The Patrie announces that the Conference ou ' Gardillil and Edwards of the American Rockland, Jan 15, 1861. 4lf now required a solid reputation as one of the The warlike policy of the elder Blair is gain­ of slavery shall be the foundation stone. j FitJ of SivinS our common schools a liberal sup- the Syrian question held a sitting yesterday.— coast survey. ing ground, but no well-informed people here TWO“lN ONE! excellent remedies in case of bronchial and It is said that an agreement on this question For this interpretation of Southern inten- ' Port- 'rhe appropriation just made will, wc believe that Fort Sumter can he saved. RELIABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE AND pulmonary complaints. We have ourselves, will soon take place between the representatives Wnahiuxton New». tions, we have the authority of Hon. Alexan- i tl,ink> bc sufficient to give the Graded District I S. S. Bean of Bradford, N. IL, has been ap- NICE HAIR. DRESSING. more than once experienced its soothing and of tlie powers. W ashington, March 29.—The recent arrival dcr H. Stevens, a man whose conservative course itlircc “ '’P01 tcrms in the J ear- eleTCQ wceks „ , . r | pointed to a clerkship in the Treasury Depart- Almost all the Restoratives, so called, are made of wa- healing effects, and have had opportunity to S w itz e r ln ___ oi ordnance in Richmond from the Bellona | Jncnt J r comhined with articles which dry up the Hair, and ren- in the early days of the present crisis,'w ill 1lacb’ an^ the spring term will probably be J know tiiat it is approved and recommended in Berne, March 12.—The Sardinian Govern- fu'todry, caused an intense excitement many der some other preparation necessary to drt [ the earlier stages o f sueli complaints by eminent carry the conviction that he was not one of i commenced before the close of the present inent has proposed to Switzerland to appoint heing upprelrensive that it was to be sent to fort “He Remembered the Forgotten” was HEIMSTREET’S INIMITABLE physicians, as a reliable and valuable medicine, Commissioners for the settlement of the ques- M°nroe, and that this movement was aceelerae beautifully said of Howard the philanthropist. ' those originally inflamed with the passion f o r im°nth. BI AIK KI^STOIi AT IV E j — Boston Christian Register, Feb. 2oth. 1861. clou of Ticino. by the present condition of public ailairs. n- J t also applies to every man who brings the | i» a combination of Stimulating Spirits and oh, affbedioj. secession and a Southern confederacy, and will ! s T thc~rcgular meeting of Lime ! formation from the Ordnance Bureau is to the iuueliorntions, comforts and enjoyments of life an ugrta-nb'eilair Dressi addition to its Ue»l Discovery of Mountains in Africa.— In Ita ly . therefore add to the consideration to which his uivisioni No 1G> s of T . Qn Tucsd|iy | effect that the cannon were contracted tor ; witjjjn j|j0 reac|j of persons and classes who 1 Pr°Perlle*:_ England considerable excitement has been cre­ Rome, March 10—The Duke de Grammot ...... Read an Apothecary's Statement: words should be entitled. In his recent speech , evcning. t,)C meml3er6 namcJ telow wcre du,y three years ago, and the contractor merely de-1 arc otherwise deprived of their advantages.— i . o ated among naturalists and geographers by the has been charged to announce to the Pope that livered them’ recently in order to rcceiv ■ his 1Especially may it he said of him who laborious-, m„, m. w . e h. o2Ws althama ’ co—, Mas: J 8'b«u in Savannah, in exposition of the Montgomery startling discoveries recently made in Central tho Emperor hasdisavowed the speech of Prince pay. | ly seeks and finds new means of preserving .ellinc HEIMSTREET’S •‘lnimiiahie H air R kstora- installed as the officers of the Division for the Africa by a gentleman now in London, Mr. constitution, he conclusively shows how much Napoleon in the Senate. The receipts of the Treasury last week were health, “ the poor man's capital and the rich T1VE” for,\hr<,e or. , r sfari*' Y"11 g" “ f ’"“1 current quarter by D. G. W. P., Z. Pope Vosc, Chayllon, a gentleman of mixed French und Several persons have been exiled. i §600,(H'd. Ne t balance on hand §1,588,000. ■ V ...... 1 . . Hurceas. 1 luve tried various cutler articles ill Hie market. more than the guaranty of “ equal rights in American blood, who, availing himself of the man H power. Me think this eulogium prop-j but your* has thedecided preference among them all. assisted by P. W. P., O. G. Hail, as acting Reports current among the people fix the } q he appoint: nent of Mr. Harvey as Minister erly applied to J. C. Aver, of Lowell, the re- j have never he>iiated to recomineud it for all it claims to the territories ” is embodied in the Southern facilities given by his position as son of a con­ date of the arrival of the Sardinians at Rome to Portugal we.s without solicitation, and was z.liz...,; f nP Vzk,.’ t, ' do. Several liitlifs of our town who had been wearing I). G. C ,: nowned chemtat ol .New England who, spurn- faIse |lairfor sevcr;iI yei|M hjveIaid ,t aside,and nowhaV; view of the principles of the Breckenridge sular officer near the Gaboon river, has pene­ for the 18th instant, : unanimously confirmed by the Senate. Edgar A. Burpee, W . P., ing the trodden paths to fame, devotes his en- a full and luxuriant head of Hair of original shade and platform,-ns those principles are embodied in trated across the African continent on the line P o r t u g a l. Dr. Palfrev of Cambridge is appointed Post- tire ~abilities and acquirements to the discovery j co,or» produced by using two or three bottles ot y our ar- T. \V. Cbadbourne, W. A., of the Equator, and has there discovered, in a . J tide; and when by some means they have been induced the constitution of the Southern confederacy. J. A. Ingraham, R. S., Madrid, March 12.—According to advices re- j master of Boston. Messrs. 1 angborn and Nature’s must effectual remedies for disease, try something else, palmed upon them as being superior, densely wooded region, a range of lofty moun- ceived here Irom Lisbon, tho Portuguese gov- Phelps were the principal contestant, though ^jle hidden blessing has been revealed, he I ihey have almost invariably reinnied io ihe use of j Mr. Stevens frankly admits that the framers of Otis M. Lampsun, A. R. S., taias (one peak calculated by him 12,000 feet) Lincoln W. Tillson, F. S., eminent has submitted to the Cortes a project I in an entirely friendly spirit. _ proceeds to supply it to all mankind a lik e , ,la "' R‘'’'orire 8'n«m»y "“ d- ” 1 pre-ciibed Dry Goods.—The ladies must not fail to portant fact in making a Remedy to cure these and to give the coup de grace to the Ottoman . our balsam, anil regard it as the mom valuable and eflec- Advices from the Mediterranean squadron as irreverent, he says :—“ This stone which was disorders. His extract of Sarsaparilla purges empire, she is warned that on the Vistula she •I CCl 1 1 ' , ,, live remedy within my knowledge.” read the advertisement of Messrs. Mayo & Ka- do not confirm thc rumor that-all thc vessels P r ic e ,—Small size, 50 cis.; Laige «ize, $1. Be careful rejected by the first builders ‘ is become the out the impurities of the blood and induces a is only a despotic Asiatic Power, and that Po-' “ The French and English Governments are ler, who have everything desirable in the dry stationed there have been ordered home. Thc to gel the genuine, which is prepared only by HEED. chief stone of the corner ’ in our new edifice.” healthy action in it that expels disease. This land is the vulture that preyB on her.” The i htting out a powerful fleet of war steamers for CUTLER & Cl)., Boston, and sold by dealers generally. goods’ line, which they will sell at “ prices Austrian Gazette speaks, to the same effect, and ' the I nited States. The suggestion came Irom Susquehanna, Richmond and Iroquois, three Nov. 29, I860. 6m49 This interpretation, with the confirmation look reasonable, and is true, for we know by steamers, constitute our entire force in the I which cannot fail to suit.” Call and see them. our own experience. Seldom as we take any envelopes France in tin; diso-race of Russia. England, and France will furnish on her part which is so abundant in Southern action, ought , three of her first class new frigates ; the Eng­ straits. In the present distracted state of THE GREAT ' ENGLISH REMEDY. medicine, wc have nevertheless several times PoXmid. European affairs, it would be impolitic to with­ ta convince us what is the object of secession— Beautiful.—The whole South boasts of only been under obligations to the skill of Dr. Ayer Two regiments of Russian infantry marched lish contingent will perhaps be larger. The SIR JAMES CLARKE'S precise object of this fleet it will be impossible draw the only protection our citizens in South­ the establishment of the government on the ONE literary magazine on its soil—a real in­ for the relief which his remedies never fail to into Warsavv on the night of the 8th inst. ern Europe possess. Celebrated Female Fills. afford us when we are obliged te have recourse to ascertain, as it will probably sail with scaled basis of slavery, with the recognition of the digenous production. This oracle of Southern The subscriptions for a monument to the orders. We may surmise, however, that it is Tlie failure ot more than half tho engineers Prepared from a prescription o f Sir J. Clarke, to them.—Catholic Jlalifax, N. S. victims ol the 27th February amount to a con­ natural right of the institution and the ine­ intended as an audience for the struggle which who applied for promotion to the board recent­ wisdom and literature, called the “ Southern siderable su m . ly assembled to pass examination, causes con­ M. D ., Physician Extraordinary to the quality of the races as its chief corner-stone. Literary Messenger,’' has the following defini­ is soon to take place between brothers and Queen. Explosion of Kerosene Oil—Store burned— It is stated that the movement commenced at -triends in the United States—as a sort of escort siderable comment in naval circles. Young This is what the South has really demanded, tion of an Abolitionist. Let our Northern One Person Injured.—About half-past eight \\ arsaw is becoming general. In Lithuana officers who have professions should pay more This invaluable Medicine in unfailing in the cure of al of honor for the funeral of the Great Republic. those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female and not merely “ equal rights in the territo­ doughfaces study it carefully : o’clock Thursday evening, Mr. Samuel A. and thc Ruthenian provinces adhesions to the The idea is said to have .been provoked in the attention to their duty. constitution in subject. It moderutes all exeesa, and re French, employed in managing the business of address got up in Wausaw are being every­ English Cabinet by thc indignities offered to a moves ull obstructions, and a- speedy cure may be relied ries,” and it is on account of the refusal of “ An abolitionist is any man who does not the Giddings estate grocery store, on Moody where sent in. From Washington.—Wc copy the following on. British subject or subjects in the Southern States. TO MARRIED LADIES this______demand,______and not ____ because of __any anticipa. _ _ love slavery for its own sake, as a divine in- street, was engaged in the cellar of the store from tiie correspondence of the New Y’ork Tri­ We do not suppose, of course, that the fleet it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a shot time, bring en ted invasion”of ’the cunsti’tutional rights”of s'la- i etitution; who does not worshipit as the corner in drawing Kerosene oil from a barrel and fill­ A r r i.n l ol Steamship Africa nt New Y'orh- goes out with any hostile intent; its ostensible bune : the monthly period with regularity. , store of civil liberty ; who docs not adore it as ing a tin can with the same, when the gas aris­ ew ork very in the states, that the Cotton States hate N Y , March 31.—Steamship Africa, errand will be the protection of English and “ Neither Capt. Fox nor Col. Limon was ._ •’ j|je unly poasi|jie social condition on which a ing from, the oil was ignited by a lamp which from Liverpool 16th, via Queenstown 17th, ar­ permitted, while at Charleston, to examine the Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government severed the compact that claimed their allegi­ permanent republican government can lie erect­ rived this morning. French subjects. B ut it is the custom to send military works and fortifications made by the Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. stood about six feet from the barrel. An ex­ fleets “ of observation,” when any great war is ance to the Union. ed ; and who docs not, in his inmost soul, desire plosion followed, the oil in both the can and The London Times asks where the Confede­ State authorities. They both visited Fort Sum­ CAUTION. going on in a foreign country, aud while ob­ to see it extended and perpetuated over the barrel taking fire, and spreading through the rate States are to negotiate their proposed loan, ter, under escort, and did not go beyond it.— These Pills should not be taken by leraales during the serving, to pick up any little advantages that We would call the attention of house­ whole earth, as a means of human reformation ccllnr. Mr. French saw a (lame of fire darting seeing that one-fifth of their population is The chief object of their mission was to confer, Firat Three Months of Pregnancy, as they are sure second in dignity, importance and sacredness across his vision, and put up his hand to ward pledged to repudiation. It says President Da­ may offer for themselves : or when the sympa­ personally, with Major Anderson concerning to bring on miscarriage; but at any other time they are keepers to Edwards' Paint Restorer. This article thy of the fleet is all on one side, to send boats alone.to the Christian religion. He who doc6 it from his face when the burning oil flew up some points about which the President desired safe. docs not injure the paint, as the old soap and vis is a man who laughed at the dupes in the not ltq|8 African slavery with this love is an ab­ hie hand and burned the flesh to the bone. The Mississippi bonds. now and then accidentally between the conten­ fuller and more explicit information than has In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in ding forces, as England has twice done in the Band process, but, with water and a little labor, olitionist'.’' oil fell upon .his right foot, burning it in a Thc reduction by the Bank of Franco of its previously been obtained. the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, palpita- late Sicilian war, so as to protect a suffering it can bc made to look as well as new. We ad­ shocking manner. He succeeded in escaping rate of discount to 6 per cent, had produced The extent and nature of the works have been ion of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites, these Pills will from the store, which with all its contents of a good eflect in the money markets ' of Paris friend at thc right raoment- the subject of constant correspondence with the effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al vise all to try it. See Advertisement. The Waldoboro’ CdaLECToiismi’.—We learn “ Spain, also, although not working in con­ groceries was entirely destroyed. The building and London. Rentes had. advanced to 68f. 30e. War Department by Major Anderson, so that though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, that Gen. Davis Tillson has received the ap. cert with France and Engla.nd,is preparing to was owned by the Waltham Improvement Com­ on the Paris Bourse. the Administration is well informed on that antimouy, or any thing hurtful to the constitution. Band of Hope:—There will be a children’s send to the waters q«f the Gu If of Mexico a for­ pointment of Collector of the Waldoboro’ Dis- pany, and was valued at about §2500. The The Corps Legislatif continued to debate the score. Full directions accompany each package. temperance meeting at the Methodist Church, f Gen TiI,Bun Jg jn ”Way’ quMificd leas on the stock was about §1500, and both Address. The independent members strongly midable force in men, ships and material.” Notwithstanding the unauthorized contradic­ Sole Agents for the United States and Canada, on Saturday afternoon, at 2 o’clock, if the \ f(jr th(, position, and thg appointment ha8 fa,_ were fully covered by insurance in the Conway advocated the liberal amendments already pub­ tion in regard to thc landing of 400 soldiers on 4OB M OSES, weather should be favorable. All the children, j ,en up[)n a gentleman who wi„ ,lonor the trust office. The fire made a brilliant light, which lished. but thc first two paragraphs had been Goons Duty Free.—Every day our importers board the Brooklyn at Fort Pickens, the fact is (Laie I. C. Baldwin «fe Co.) of foreign merchandise are receiving, by way of and all adults who have any interest in mair. was seen at a great distance. The only engine carried without amendments. nevertheless true, and the order left hero by a Rochester, N. Y. which has been conferred upon him. We un­ present from out of town was one from West The details of the surrender of the citadel of New Orleans, very considerable* quantities of messenger two weeks ago. He is daily expected N. B. $1,00 and^S postage stamps enclosed to atty au ing a children’s temperance organization in the derstand that the other appointments Vor this Newton. Messina show that it was unconditional. Af­ goods, duty free. The goods are landed at the back, and it is quite probable the public may thoiized Agent, will nsure a bottle of the Pills by return city, are desired to attend. Should it be stormy, ter four days firing, over 5000 men were made port of New Orleartb—no Custom House notice learn at any hour of the result of his presence mail. section have been satisfactorily adjusted, and Mr. W. C. Moore of Saundersville, Tenn., is taken of them—no bonds arc executed for the meeting will take place the next pleasant bought a plantation in Aluhnma, and all his prisoners, and 300 cannon taken. Civatella there. It depends entirely upon the character For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland ; and one will probably he made within the next week. the payment of duties on their arrival there; -Druggist in every town in the United States. negroes agreed to go except one. Of course del Ironto would not be able to resist much of thc secret orders which Jefferson Davis re­ Saturday. and on mauy articles the Baying of one-hall v . F. PH ILLIPS and II. II. Ha Y 4r CO,. Portland, force had to be used upon him, and while they longer. cently sent to General Bragg, whether these Wholesale Agents for the State. the duty only, would afford a handsome profit. May 1, 1860. A Scanty Costume.—The man of the Ells­ The Mobile Advertiser says of the appoint­ were attempting to handcuff him he drew a The Italian. Chamber of Deputies have una­ troops are landed peaceably or not. ment by Mr. Lincoln of a U. S. Collector at nimously approved of the assumption of thc If thia thing is to become permanent, there worth American tells of a rogue who had been knile mid made a terrible wound in the neck of will be an entire revolution in the course of Mr. Gibcrt Knowlton, carpenter, formerly of Key West, “ Wonder if the U. S. Government Mr. Moore. The negro then turned upon Mr. title by \ ietor Emmanuel of King of Italy. C. P. FESSENDEN, trade, and New York will suffer terribly. Our Frankfort, in this State, on Saturday fell from thieving from the stores in that village for some lias nut a sort ol idea of holding tiie command­ M lore's father who was killed instantly, his \\ arsaw continued apparently tranquil, but merchants have capital enough to justify them the third to the second story of a building erect­ months past, but who was finally detected and ing position of the Southern point of Florida, head being severed from his body. The negro a late despatch Bays the excitement was unaba­ in making their purchases in Europe, and ship­ in'- on the site of the old Cathedral in Franklin Druggist aud Apothecary, the missing property found in his house, and as (ireat Britian holds Gibraltar in Spain. This was shot three times before he would give up ted. The Polish deputation said they accepted the Emperor’s rescript, but were far from Being ping to New Orleans, in that city, because of street, Boston, and was so much injured on the says that “ he made his escape, having on a appointment is an act of exceeding insolence the knife, whereupon he was immediately hung. NO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK. and presumption. It would scarcely be surpris­ satisfied. the difference in the tariff’, goods can he bought head and back thnt he died ou Sunday pair of rubber shoes only." This must have ing now should the U. S. Government appoint The Calcutta and China mails would hardly cheaper than in New York. ith these ad­ KOCKLANp^m_ been quite an insufficient costume for the blus­ a Collector for Mobile. The Philadelphia North American approves reach England in season to go forward bv the vantages we shall be able to sell cheaper than The house of Capt. Joshua Saddler of Ells­ the choice of General Bragg as commander of Africa. any other city in the valley of the Mississippi. worth, was consumed by fire on the 21st ult., Dr. C» H. Sholes* Eclectic Physician, gives tering Marcii weather we have been experiencing, particular attention to diseases of the genilo-urinary or­ the forces heseiging Fort Pickens: Late Calcutta despatches report an improve­ —S7. Louis Republican. with all its contents. The family had scarce gans and special diseases of women. See advertisement and although the American says that “ his wife Lieutenant Gilman arrived nt Pensacola 20th “In fact he is the right man in the right place. ment in imports. time to escape with their live. in another column. managed to get his boots to him after he left,” ult., in a surveying schooner, with despatches Bragg is just the name for nn army of secession­ How to do it.— When you have occasion to he must still have been ill equiped fur a journey I sum m er,^T F ur^P tekens “ he4 ^ ‘broag'lft ists, more especially for that valiant army at Front Florida. utter a rebuke, lei your words be soft and youf The cold weather at Charleston has. done Atwood’? Quinine Tonic Bitter*,—thc best Pensacola which has distinguished itself by the arguments hard. When yon have an obstinate mnch damage to the fruit and crops, the dates, Aromatic Tonic ever offered to the public. All Druggist New I ork, March 31.—Key West advices of have it. See advertisement. “ into the Aroostook county,” whither it is ' money to pay the men at the fort, and to settle capture of a lady’s wardrouc, and tho confisca­ ease of Croup, let your medicine be W arren’s figs and oeaches, as well as the young vegetables, the 25th have been received. The Steamer September 1,1860. lyS7 supposed he went. I the beef and bread bills of the contractors. tion of her hoop. Crusader was there, and would soon sail for Co ecu Balsam. being near')’ destroyed. 6AVANNAH—Ar 26th, brig. Georgia, Gilehri.t, Bel­ NEW SOMETHING NEW. £ J . S. HALL & CO., fast: W M Dodge. Hardy, New York; schra Ehrabeth Tea, Tobacco, Cigars &c. REMOVAL PAINTS. £ HAVE taken the beautiful' and commodions Store in English, English, Baltimotei Csllsts, Payson, Rockport FASHIONABLE AND 2 0 Chests Oolong Tea. No. 3, Spear Block. Rockland, via Norfolk; Emma Amelia, Harding, Boston; Elite, 1 5 Caddie* Oolong Tea. Leary,Matanzas. , , P illsb u ry’s B lock , 5 5 Boxes Cavendish Tobacco (8 different brands). BOSTON—Ar 30lh, briga Isaac Carver, (of Searsport) opposite the “ Thorndike Hotel,” where 1 shall be happy D ealers in Phute, Caibarien, Cuba, 18th ult; A Horta, (of Camden) ELEGANT , JEWELRY! KIMBALL & INGRAHAM SPRING GOODS. 8 Boxes IQ’s Tobacco. to see my old customers aud as many new oues as have Drills and Medicines, Chemicals, O rcutt, New Orleans 14th lust, S W Pasa 15th. TO BE SOLD ST 8 Boxes Tin Foil Tobacco. AVE on hand a flr.t-rale aaaoriment of Painla conaial- (he kindness to call. NEW YORK—Ar3lst, barque W A Banks, Cardenas. ing in part as follow s: An. experience ol thirty years in dispensing Medicines, FANCY TOILET SOAPS. HAIR A TOOTH BRUSHES A stonishingly V r i c o s ! 3 0 .0 0 0 Choice Cigars. H HE Subscribers have now: in STORE a large and well I - 1’"' will assure my lustotnets, I trust, that they will be sale PERFUMERY, OILS and DYE STUFFS, 1 5 ,0 0 0 German Cigars. Pure Union White Lead, iu buyiuz Medicines at uiy Store. BURNING FLUID, Ac. Ac. FOREIGN PORTS. selected Stock of Goods that were recently IN PALMER BLOCK. ROCKLAND. T 1 0 ,0 0 0 Cherroot Cigars. F. G. COOK, £CT Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully compounded. Ar at Liverpool, 16th, Belvidere,'.San Francisco; Bethiah (Store recently occupied by F. G. COOK, Druggist.) Hudson River White Lead, City Drug Stare Rockland, Feb. 7, I860. Thayer, Portland. 2 5 Doz. Brooms. French Zinc White, Sid 14th, Joseph Fish, Key W est. 5 0 Boxes Bunch and Layer Rabins. Rockland, Dec. 13, I860. h ltf Arr at Cienluegos March 18th, burque H arriet Spalding, HESE Goods are tnuiiufactured for the Regular Reloil Bought at Hard Time Prices, Trade, sod warranted itt be equal In the best Plated IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. Booker, New York. T 7 5 ifalves, Quarters and Eighths Boxes Raisins. English Boiled and Raw Oil, Sage, Sage. Ar at Havana 24tlf, barque David Kimball, Lionel), Bos­ Jew elry in the m arket—not s l u m g il t , but really DOZENS Ground Sage. RELIEF IN TEX MINUTES! ’ P la te d . 2 0 Boxes T . D. Pipes. Coach, Furniture & Damar Varnish, ton. 1 0 0 Boxes Chase A Co.’s Lozenges. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Sid 21th, brig Mechanic, Luce, Cardenas. which we will sell at a very small advance for CASH. Take Notice, your choice of the following articles for Spirit. Turpentine, Jayan. Zinc Dryer, Verdigris. Black 1 0 0 LBS. Leaf Sage, iu bulk. Boxes Lump Gum. Paint, Venitian Bed. French Yellow, Fire Proof Paint. are unfaiilng in tne cure of Couous, Colds, Asthma Our Stock consists in purl of the following articles, viz: ONE DOLLAR EACH J 5 0 Sweet Marjoram aud Summer Savory, for sale st Chroma Yellow and Green. Burnt limber, Prua.ian Blue. COOK’S Drug Store. Bronchitis, Sore T hroat, H oarseness, Diffic u l t 1 0 0 Bushels Wilmington Peanuts. SPOKEN. Elegant Bracelets,— Cameo, Lava, Coral and Paris Green, Vermillion, India Red, Read Lead, Lamp Rockland, Jan. 29, 1861. 6tf Br eathing, In c ipien t Consumption, and Diseases of Plain and Figured B lack Silks, -ALSO- Black, Litharge. Chalk (Red aud White,) Whiting, Putty, Feb 23. int 30 25, Ion 40 44, barque Aurelia, Beattie, frm Ruby Sets,—Jet Sets, with Enameled Setting, Ac., Ac. th e L ungs. They have no laste of medicine, and any Calcutta Oct 3 for Hull. Oranges and Lemons, Chapped Hands, BOMBAZINES or ALPINES, — Mosaic Sets,— Gold Slone Mosaic ALSO—German Window Glass, Sheathing Paper and child will take them. Thousands have been restored to March 23, ofl Halifax, sch Victory, of St George, from Sets, Miniature Setsfor Likenesses, received by every Boat. Paint Brushes of all kinds and sizes. Chapped Hands* health that had before despaired. Testimony given in hun. New Haven for Virginia. All the above articles will be sold at a small advance^ These goods were bought for cash -at a low figure, and Black and Colored All Wood DELAINES, Miniature Sets fo r Hair,— for cash, by Sore Lips* dreds of cases. A single dose relieves in ten m inutes. we are determined to sell them at a very small advance Gold Cluster Sets, W. E. TOLMAN A SONS, from cost. AND all sorts of Sores immediately relieved by C o a k ’o Ask for Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers—the original and only LIST OF LETTERS MOURNING GOODS in greai variety, 4-c., 4c., 9wl4 Corner ol Muin aud Spring Streets. Rockland, March 28,1661. 14tf 1 Glycerine Cream-*-warranted to do so. For sale genuine is stamped “ Bryan.” Spurious kinds are offered t Remaining in the Post-Office nt Rockland, April 1, 1861. Together with nn infinite variety or Styles of Jew ely io for sale. Twenty-five cents a box. Sold by dealers gener­ Persons calling lor any of tho following letters, will PO1L De CIIEVRES. LA VILLAS, COOKS’S City Diug Store, Pillsbury Block. Sets, all warranted to be worth, at retail, from 3 to 500 per No More Hard Work. NOTICE Rockland, Jan. 3U, 1861. 6tf ally. please state that they are advertised. cent, ipore than Prices charged by us. To the inhabitants of the Graded School District JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y. GENTLEMEN’S LIST. LUSTRENNAS, DUCATS, Also LOCKETS, of all sizes ; GOLD BRACELETS, of E . P . R . For Invalids. every description ; SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, in the City o f Rockland, qualified to vote in For sale in Rockland by C. P. FESSENDEN, and by Adams M 8 Lernjond John J ESMERRANDER6, Plain gold and engraved—also in Onyx,Cameo, Enameled. EDWARDS’ reeting I f c K N I G II T ’ 8 Unrivalled Malt W iae. at Barlow C G hunt James , PAINT RESTORER. town affairs: G . UL COOK’S City Drug Store. one Druggist in every town in the United States. Hodgdc n Lyman Master Ac.; Plain and enameled CROSSES; GENTS’ VEST EDWARDS’ PAINT RESTORER. Brown Geo A CHAINS, regular prices $3 to $10. Every st\le and va­ You are hereby notified and warned to meet at the Su­ Rockland, Jun. 3b 11860. 6tf May 1, 1860. 17tf Bricklin John Marseaur Henry MOHAIRS, GINGHAMS, EDWARDS’ PAINT RESTORER. preme Judicial Court Room in Wilson A White’s Block McManers M riety of Jewelry, ot the most tasteful and fashionable pat­ Barlow John terns, we have, und you take your choice for One Dollar ! in said District, on Saturday, the 6th‘day of April, A. D., Barden R C Moran James Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral McAloon Jam es Capt French, English and American PRINTS Sules of any one article to one person limited to five. 1861, at 7 o’clock in the afternoon, to act oil the following FOREST WINE. Bennett R S Jewelry at wholesale in quantities to suit purchasers. E . P . R. articles, viz: has won for itself such a renown for the cure of every Baglv Wm M Michales Henry P FOREST PILLS. Mesesvy G T We have also added to our stock an assortment of EDWARDS’ PAINT RESTORER. F ir st .—To choose a Moderator for said meeting. riety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it is entirely Bradbury Win F TICKINGS, STRIPES and DENIMS. Second.—To choose a Clerk for tho ensuing year. Mercan Henry FINE GOLD JEWELTY, FOREST PLASTERS. necessary for us to recount the ev'dence of its virtues, Chick II 6 —FOR— T hird .—To see if the District will authorize the Agent Coombs Franklin T Newhall Wilbert Capt FOREST PAIN CURE, wherever it has been employed. As it Iihs long been in Bleached and Brown Sheetings, Bleached and Brown to be sold from $1.50 to $3.00—usually sold Irom $3 to to procure such additional School Rosims as he, with the constant use throughout this section, we need not do more Coffin John E Prince C $12. The severest tests may he applied to ascertain its Cleaning Paint & G lass. advice of the Superintending School Committee, shall t COOK’S City Drug Store, Pillsbury Block. T hIiIc Covers, Crushes, Diaper, Doylies and Napkins, than assure the people its quality is kept up the best it Dean H Quigby Patrick purity. Useful in Every House, deem necessary. ever has been, and that it may be relied on to do for their Douglass Geo II Rowe Worthen E Silk, Linen and Pine Apple Handkerchiefs, Gloves and Hackly ffJasB For removing dirt from all Paint, such as doors, windows, F ourth.—To see if the District will authorize the relief all it has ever been found to do, Day G II r^p- The Sale will Continue until the Stock is Agent to make arrangements with tho “ Rockland Water DR. GOULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP. Robinson John W Hosiery, Machine Thread in White and Colors, and in fact glass, marble slabs, mirrors, Ac. December 20, 1860. 52ly Daily E F Sold._£i Company ” for the introduction of W.ater Into the several Dr. Gould's Pin Worm Syrnp. Dunham Elisha Rndclifl Andrew 2 all articles usually found in a first DRY GOODS ESTAB­ Useful in Every Store. School Houses, where it is expedient so to do. Spear William Capt J. L. MACKEY, F. ’G ?c6ok, Dickinson Dwight LISHMENT. F if t h —T o see in what manner the District will raise _^T COOK’S City Drugstore, Pillabury Block. Scott Sigismond Palmer Block. For cleansing show cases, mirrors, steel goods, brass, and Davis Ansel Rockland. March 29, 1861. 15tf all paints. the money to defray the expenses incurred under the two Erskins Henry Simmons S M New Goods received every W eek, It will remove the dirt wi h little trouble, and will not preceeding articles, Hnd to transact any other business that m o s Fales S Sweet lane James may legully come before said meeting. AYER S SARSAPARILLA. Saunders Jacob C Garden and Field Seed. injure the paint as the old soup and sand process. A Fitzjerald Nahum MAYO & KALER, package will clean a whole house. "ated at Rockland, the 26th day ol March, A. D. 1861. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Foreman Juinea Sullivan Daniel UST RECEIVED from the most reliable Seed Growers T. W. CHA DBOURNE, AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL Fowler C A Tuttle Allen Col PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. DRUGS. MEDICINES, PATENT MEDI- Opposite Thorndike Hotel. and Importers, the largest assortment ol Garden and 2wl4 Agent of Graded School District. AYER'S CATHARTIC PILLS. Foster J W Ulmer Matthias J Field Seeds ever before offered in this market. The seeds For sale by all Grant Bill Veazie Stephen L Rockland, April 2,1661. 4wl5 are ail of the first quality,.fresh and new and are warrant­ OR sale in any quantity at COOK'S City Drug Store, Jameson Jeremiah Capt Wilcox Jno C Grocers, Druggists, a n rf Country Stores, HEADS OF FAMILIES ed to be true to their names. Sold a* Wholesale or Retail, F Pillabury Block. 2lf Jones John Wood J B in bulk, by the pound, ounce, bushel, quart, or in papers throughout the Country. Jones J A. E A Messrs Wit ham J S iiCHilv labeled, at the AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE CONCENTRATED LEAVEN. rants, Jellies, Figs, Tainarindijuf , > ui< Cream T artar, Loz- Jew ell Michael Woods Henry WOOLEN GOODS. Oil, Burning Fluid, Dye Stuffs AND SEED STO RE, 3 Palm er Block. CAUTION. CONCENTRATED LEAVEN. enges, Lard and Neats Fo, Keridg George N Whitten Ephraim !EZ Look for the signature of the Propiietors, W alch E J. P. W ISE, Agant. FISHER, ^ T COOK’S City Drug Store, Till,bury Block. Leavitt Silas J^ED White, Blue and Orange Rockland, April 3, 1861. 15 tf DAY A CO., on each package. Consumers Generally. S ia n o f the Blue Mortar, Pillsbury Block, Leavitt Adelphus W allace A ROCKLAND, ME. Let.dsy Edwin York William FLANNELS. WHOLESALE AGENTS: EXTRACTPEACIi; ? — — — 44tf RJEA.D T H IS. October 25, 1860. Lolhrop Frederick WEEKS A POTTfcR, 154 Washington at., Boston. EXTRACT YERNILLA, LADIES’ LIST. 15,000 lbs., D. S. BARNES A CO., 15 A 17 Park Row, New York. Blood Food ! Plaid and Figured HE subscriber just returned from Boston, arc prepared EXTRACT LEMON, Brown Laura A Mrs Melvin H attie II C otton seed meal. For sale by all Blood Food I FLANNELS to furnish Groceries, as cheap for CASH as at any store EXTRACT RASPBERRY, Blood Food I Brewster Nancy M Marsh Hannah GROCERS, DRUGGISTS at FANCY GOODS DEALERS Tthis side of Boston. This stock consists in part of the fol­ To all suffering from consumption, incipient or confirm- Barrows Salley Mrs Morse Eliza J for Childrens W ear J HERDS GRASS, and TIMOTHY MEED, FISHER, DAY A CO., Proprietors lowing articles: EXTRACT GINGER, Corvy A J Mrs O’Brien Ann ed, ur from debili-.v of any kind ; or from menial or ner­ CLOVER SEED, RED TOP, SALEM, MASS. EXTRACT NUTMEGS. vous prostration, brought on by any cause ; or from scrof­ Clow Margaret Post John II Mrs 2 Black, Brown and Blue BARLEY, RYE, March 27, 1661. 6wl4 SUG.4E, ula. complalnl. : or from diseaM of the kidney, or bl.d- Cokeley Widow Ross Storey TEA, OR aale at CITY DRUG STORE. der; and to ladies suffering nny ol Ihe many dtstrer Foss Sophtonia M Mrs Roseland Martha Mrs BROADCLOTH OATS, 1’EaS, ______2lf Fairchild M Mrs Rivers Caroline P F cor,’plaints their sex are liable to, and which engender at all prices And mt assortm ent of GARDEN SEEDS in papers, for COFEE, Fuller L Mrs Robinson Amelia Teacher Wanted. Patent Axle Grease. sumption, the __ Sherman E B sale by SPICES, BLOOD FOOD Fullci Harriet O. B. TEACHER is wanted for the T?0R aale at CITY DRUG STORE. Fosket Cynthia Spaulding Abagail Mrs Tricot aud Silk Mixtures LARD, is offered ns a certain and reliable remedy. Differing in Goodrich Mary A Trundy or Fundy John Mrs Rockland, April 3, 1861. CHEESE, BUTTER, every particular from the patent Si/.l’S n Grant Betsey Mrs Ulmer Clara Mrs for Summer Overcouts. r o c k l 41n d h i g h s c h o o l , is a chemical combination of IRON, SULI HUR AND Gould Charlotte W elt M aty J Mrs MOLASSES, SYRUP, Holt’s Hair Restorer, PHOSPHOROUS, of very great worth, and many hun­ Itird Seed. Who possesses the requisite qualifications for Heal Sarah Wentworth Julia T Black and Fancv RAISINS, PRUNES, COOK’S City Drug Store- dreds bear glad and grateful testimony to the benefits W illiams Eben Mrs Teaching aud Disciplining;* Hall Mary L UASSUtlERES i /UNARY, HEMP amt RAPE SEED, nt the AGRICUL- SOAPS, FLUID, has conferred on them. „ „ , x- „ Herrick Betsey W ilev Eliza I V TURaL ware house and seed store. together with the WILL AND ENERGY to put them CHURCH A DUPONT, 409 Broadway, New York, a Kitnball Fidelia Mrs Wilson EupherniaE KEROSENE OIL, BROOMS, the sole proprietors of the article, and have in consequen very cheap. | April 3, 18ol- [15 if | 3 Palmer Block. into PRACTICAL OPERATION. Wiggin’s Neuropathic Fluid. Leavitt Medora Ann Whitmore Caroline None need apply unless they possess the foregoing quali­ of a fraud attempted upon the public, changed the color ol Miller Mary Winslow Adeline M Proprietors prices, the outside wrapper from red to yellow, and increased tne Black and Fancy fications, and make teaching their b u sin ess. Crockery and Glass and Stone Ware size of the bottle to eight ounces. Be very cautious •" One cent is added the postage of ery advertised let- itird Cages and Nests For the services of Much a T e a c h e r , a fair com­ busing to see that the fac similie of their signature is c ter, to pay for adver ing. DOESKINS 1 For sale at the AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE pensation will be paid. CANARY SEED, the outside of the wrapper, as all others are counterfeit. B. W . LOTIIROP, Postmaster. in great variety. | AND SEED STORE, 3 Palmer Block. 15 T. W. CHADBOURNE, Agent. Rockland, March 23, 1861. 3wI4 HEMP SEED, C. P. FESSENDEN, Sole Agent for Rockland ^and - GrazrdLen S eed s, RAPE SEED, cinlty 431y SOCIAL dance; SATINEMS, CASHMERETTS, TWEEDS, &c. REMOVAL! REMOVAL!! ■ f A CASKS Weymouth and fitntc of Maine NAILS, in papers or by the pound. Alao Northern and Western CUTTLE BONE. Xlz V ju*t received and for sale low by Grass and Clover deed of the best quality. A liberal dis­ rplIE subscribers have removed from their old stand.cor- count to the trade. 1 - BUSHELS, for aale at COOK’S City Drug Store. BEAUTY EJYSUKED. KIMBALL A INGRAHAM. T « ______2tf THERE IS NO USE INTRODUCING TESTIMONIALS The Managers of the A 8°°^ line of GOODS for BOY’S WEAR. 1 ner of Main and Lime Rock Sts., to the spacious Brick March 28, 1861. 14tf Cash Paid for Country Produce* I Pillsbury Hall Assemblies] SILK aud FANCV VESTINGS, Store, (Snow Block) corner of Main and Spring Sts , op­ Burning Fluid, Although we have very many of them, for the posite the Atlantic Hall, where they will be pleased to W .E. TOLMAN A SONS. wait on their old customers, aud as many new ones, ns OTASH IN TIN CAN'S.—6 lbs of this Fotnsh will Corner of Main and Spring Streets. Y the Bbl. or otherwise, at City Drugstore. make a barrel of nice soap. For sale by Rockland, Mareh 27, 1861. 10wl4 .vould respectfully announce that • will favor them with a call. P KIMBALL A INGRAHAM. B ______21f T A I L O R ’S T R IM M IN G S of all kinds. W. E. TOLMAN 4. SONS. For when the Face is covered with unsightly pimples or hey will hold their I ext S '»CIa L I March 28, 1861. 14tf Rockland, April 2, 1861. 5wl5 German Leeches. Blotches, the sufferer cares only to be directed to use some DANCE at the above Hall on j W . S. COCHRAN, safe and reliable remedy. All the above named GOODS are selling very low ut lOCOA SHELLS, Cracked Cocoa, Prepared Cocoa and GERMAN LEECHES. |TuestIny Even’g, April 9<, THE MAGNOLIA BALM WILL CURE t ) Bronta. at 1 LVVAYS to be found atC ily ’Drug Store. MAYO & K A L E R ’S, Coach For Sale. 4wI4 W. E. TOLMAN A SONS. I S A IL ■ M A K E R , Q,l THE WORST CASE OF PIMPLES '•on which occasion a general invi- W IN A SINGLE WEEK. Opposite Thorndike Hotel., NINE PASSENGER Concord Coach, which has been DEALER IX It is so safe a remedy that the contents of a bottle might ruu putt of t**o seusons, for sule by the subscriber at LBS. WHITE COFFEE 6UGAR for $1.00, can be PATENT MEDICINES, be drank without harm. Physicians look with wonder FLOOR MANAGERS Rockland, April 2, 1861. Skowhegan. X4W had of PATENT MEDICINES. upon its speedy cures, for it has heretofore been thought For particulars inquire of C. A. MILLER, Esq,, at the absolutely necessary to use preparations of lead or mer- G. L. SMITH, R. A. PALMER. office ol H extu A Mil l e r , at Rockland. SAILS made and repaired at short notice. EADER, please remember that you can find every sort curv to cure immediately ; but the Magnolia B alm con­ ISAAC DYER. of reliable Patent Medicines, at COOK’S City Drug > U l i s l e , —1st and 2d Violins; Clarionets, Cornets and LADIES! LADIES!! No. 3. Crockett’* Building, - Rockland. RStore, at the lowest prices. 2tf tains neither. It is most elegant and neatly put up article Trombone. April 2, 1861. 8w l5 lor sale anywhere, anti may be obtained of all our Apothe­ Rockland, March 20 1861. 13tf Dancing to commence at 8 o’clock. ■yyE have a good assortment of all kinds of 1861. 1861 caries and Fancy Goods Dealers, They would also take the present opportunity to tender Sponge, Sponge. rj- Price Filtv Cents a Bottle. ROCKLAND DYE HOUSE, W . E. HAGAN CO.. Proprietors, Troy, N. x their acknowledgements to their many friends who have NOTICE -nLBS. SPONGE, at COOK’S CITY DRUG STORE, so generously patronized, and who have lent their aid and C loali C lotlis, SPRING TRADE. ■JU Pillsbury Block. 44 tf Sold in dockland by G. P. FESSEN D EN . influence in behalf of the above dances during the past CROCKETT BUILDING, NORTH END. S hereby given that the partnership Intely existing be­ M. S. BURR A CO., Bostou, General Agent. winter. I tween the subscribers under the firm of JONES «fc Nov, 29, lt*60. that we will sell or /Manufacture to 1 r at the very low- j j HASKELL is, by mutual consent, thia day dissolved. Morphine, Morphine- Rockland, April 2, 1861. Iw l5 est prices. KNOTT C. PER R Y , Proprietor. I. A. JON ES is authorized to settle all debts due to and < a OUNCES Sulphas Morphine, at COOK’S Drugstore, Highly Im portant to the Public. i by the company. I U Pil sbury Block. 44 if Rockland W ater Company. Rocwanj apyu 2, i86i. K. C. P. would take this opportunity of thanking his I. A. JO N ES, BURNING FLUID UIE Stockholders of this Company are hereby notified I rrviT ti friends for their liberal patronage, and would Inform them D R Y G O O D S D. C. HASKELL. Rockland, March 20, 1861. 3wl4 Lozenges, Lozenges. THAT WILL NOT EXPLODE. . that a Special Meeting of the Stockholders will be held I T' I 'HJ 1 cj EUGENE TRAIL,” ' and the Public in general that he still continues to Dye 1, , . r at the office of said Company, on MONDAY, April 15th, I and Finish in the best manner Broadcloths, Cassimeres, GXES Aaaoricd I.ozenges, for ! 1 have purchased the nghj for R ^ h n d , Thomaston, ,861i Hl 2 ot(.lock> p , HCl „ n ,hc following business 7 Silk and Cotton Velvets, Plush, Lace Veils, Sewing Silk, City Drug Slore, Pillabury Block. and South Thomaston to prepare and sell To see if the Stockholders will vote to accept Act ;! SKELETON SKIRT—Mode de Paris, I“ d Colton Shawls, Yarn, and PROF. B. F. GREENOOGH’S ed by the last Legislature, additional and amendatory j ted ; High Colors for Lace Work, Carpels, I ping- , CARPETINGS. Pickled Limes. C. P. FESSENDEN, i Rockland, April 2, 1861. 15tf , Piece Goods of unsaleable colors or shop-worn, sach as T. E. & P. J. SIMONTON, Druggist, No. 5 Kimball B ock. For sale by i Merinos, Alpines, Alpacas, Silks, Cloths, Iltbbons, Fringes, ^ T COOK’S Drug Store, Pillsbury Block. Rockland, Aug. 29, J860. WILLIAM F. JO1, ! Trimmings, Ac., Ac., dyed aud finished to look nearly as 44 tf MAYO & KALER. well as new. MANUFACTURERS OF R ockland, April 2, 1661. —ALSO— Cologne, Cologne. Skippiun' & Commission Merchants ' | Cleansing ami ’Scouring Nice Craps ; Cashmere and OOK’S Cologne Extract, unsurpassed in fragrance, Wadding, Batting and Feathers other Shawls Bleached or Clennsed. Piano and Table strength and cheapness, at COOK’S City Drue Store, BALTIMORE, Md. Covers, Silk Ribbons and Kid Gloves Cleansed. All work T. E. & F. J. SIMONTON, Cloaks, Capes and Mantillas, CPillsbury Block. 44 tf Y'F Wholesale and Retail very Cheap, at i done in a ma.nier which will give satisfaction- I Ship Stock furnished to order. Orders for Grain and Goods received and forwar :eil by the Agents. ' JJAVE just received the Latest Spring Styles of Flour solicited. General Merchandise anil Produce sold on Agents II. Hatch, Rockland ; R. Y. Crie, Wahloho- MAYO & KALER, Xo. 4 Berry Block* consienment. Opposite Thorndike Hotel. ro’; Hall Ac Co , Damariscotta ; John B. Carver, (Carver’s April 2, 1661. . 15tf Haroor) Vinalhaven ; ILA. Mills, North Haven; James Greatest Itdiol Circular Rockland, April I, 1861. 4w l5 Perry, Camden Harbor; John A. Watts, (Tenant’s Har­ Cloaks, Capes, &c., ‘Eter Published! bor) St. George; Mrs. N. Fuller, Thomaston; H. H. AYING iust returned from Boston with I aStf-Fifteerr&a large I NEW OPENING School Committee’s Notice. Keen. McLain’s Mills; J. W. Longfellow, Machias. . J . , , , . Among which may be found the letter pages for two Rockland, April 2, 1861, J5tf Hsome of the choicest styles of ! © 3 cent stamps. HE Superintending School Committee will hold a ------1 THERESA PALETOT, T meeting at the OUTSIDE LIAE. Das. JACKSON, HERBERT A CO. are Associated HIGH SCHOOL* ROOM, Proprietors of the National Dinpensary* No. 1 67 DRESS GOODS ENGLISH SACK, Sycamore street. Cincinnati, established Jan. 1, 1859, for on SATURDAY next, (6th Inst.,) at one o’clock, P. M., for , $2.00 TO BOSTON* the cure of Private Diseases. D R Y G O O D S. exaniiiiajion of candidates expecting to teach in the city, Prof. Egbert Jackson, Dr. Robert Herbert A M. Eugene S p r i n t ? jY r r a n j? e i n © l i t . To he found in the market, we would invite the attention j CASTILIAN, Velpeau. Thorough cures effected with almost incredible All tea ch ers are requested to be present, as* matters • The large and commodious Steamer or buyers to our STOCK, among which may be found some I rapidity, of Gonorrhea, Svphillis, Gleet. Nocturnal Emis­ of ituporlance to them and their schools will be presented. ; sions or self-abuse, Iinpotency. Stricture, Female Diseases, WIGGIN’S A meeting for examination of scholars wishing fo.’ passes | MENEMON SANFORD, elegant atyle. of HELEN MARR, Diurnal Emissions, in short, every possible form and va­ Dry Goods Cheaper than Ever to a higher grade will be holden at the same plan', a* 9 CAPT. E. II. SANFORD, riety of Sexular Disease, and at the same time the general O PE R A B A. B M , • o’clock in the forenoon of the same day. None wi U re- up asjthe ice will ad- health of the patient improved, where any improvement : ceive pusses, who are not present at that time. ^ y lL L leave BANGOR, or asSfni FRENCH SACK, For Resturing, beautify ing. Cleansing and — AT— iday und Thursduv at in that respect is needed. HENRY PAINE,) Superintending init, for BOSTON, Dress Silks, Our Dispensary Circular, of 15 large 8 in by lldn. let­ SOFTENING THE HAIR li o’clock, A arriving at ROCKLAND at about 5 T. K. OSGOOD, J- School ISABELLA, ter pages, with full and special written Reply, sent prom pt­ The ingredients of which this Balm is prepared are of1 K. BARRETT’S Cheap Store. O. G. HALL, 5 Committee. ly, well sealed, to any address for the amuunt of the post­ ' Rockland, April 2,1861. I5tf R eturning -.—Leaves Foster’s South W harf BOSTON, Foulard Silks, rare virtue, entirely different from those used in any other for BANGOR, (or as far up as the ice will permit,) and in­ age, six cents ' Every young man, whether preparation for the' hair. 1 Rpt'vv Rlnrk GARABALDI, XT It is cooling to the head. U 1 1 * termediate landings on the river, every Tuesday Hnd Fri­ SICK OR WELL, day afternoon, at 5 o'clock, arriving at ROCKLAND M esinas. It renders the hair soft und silky LIBBY & SOX, should have. Also, a Circular intended for ladies only, every Wednesday aud Saturday morning, at about 5 nine large letter pages, for u 3 ct. stam p. The “ .Mountain It prevents the hairYand'u" from falling n'haffYon off. the head. W ’!? vE/ U .‘'R 1 lo°kinK for an>' kind °f and UTILITY, It removes all Scurf o’clock. _ _ _ _ Silk Chain Mohairs, of Light, or Medical Protector,” a new book ol three hun­ It keeps the hair i a natural and healthy condition. TT GOODS will always fiud the greatest variety i SHIP CHANDLERS. GROCERS FARE—From Rockland to Boston, $4.00. dred pages, one hundred engravings, price, in stamps or - *-----’““'l from at the lowest prices. River Fares as usual. Freight taken nt usual rates. And can show as complete a Stock of Materials for making money, only 50cts. and one 3 cent stamp, or 3 for $1 and It has a perfume superior to any of the Hair Oili m w . arwell A gent. which now flood the m arket. ---- AND— . F , Foil de Chevres, them as can be found East of Boston. nine cents in stamps. This book is fully described in our BLACK SILKS, j Agent’s Oflice t Police Coutt Room. Circular. It is by far the most valuable and deeply inter­ It contains no oil, or any ingredient which is injuri­ Sml5 ous to the hair. April 2, 1861. Prints, DeLaines, LIGHT WEIGHT CLOAKING, A new article, esting book on the subjects treated of, now extant; mat­ It is the best article known for dressing children’s COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ters that in former works were merely hinted at are here heads, as it cleanses the head, and lays the foun-1 r Corner of 20th aud Cary Street*, IAS1DE LINE. ENGLISH MELTONS, fully explained ; it contains also a full and explicit key to rfution for a line head of hair. £ la,n F '?u «•' ■ »"d “ ' " “S" a « m p cle aco rtm cn t of a n d an d ZEPPA CLOTH, all the secrets oftmarriage, love and beauty never before ' Fancy and Fushtouable Dress bilks, the largest assortment OX THTi: I>OCK. P R I C E 2o C E N T S j kept in the city. .THREE TRIPS A WEEK MIDDLESEX SACKINS, SATISFACTORILY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. revealed in any Book in the Euglish language. r u E r * 0ED OXLY BY N. W IGGIN. „ i„ „ lhj, Slore thst c„n ahvBys 1)e fcu„d ,he , GINGHAMS. VALENCIAS. REPELLAN fS, L1DBV. Dr. Jackson’s Perpetual Preventive—send for Circular. And for sale by C I’. FESSENDEN, E. II. SPEAR, and assortment of all the NEW AND FASHIONABLE LUTHER LIABY Bangor, Portland, Boston, Lawrence Lowell. AC., A C ., AC., Dr. Jackson’s Female Pills, $1—send for Circular. April 1, 1861. I5lf Dr. Jackson may he seen at the Consulting Rooms of 24lf The splendid and lust sailing Steamer The moit complete Stock of I11 all the desirable shades’of Dark Drab, Peach Drab, the Dispensary, No. 167 Sycamore street, from 8, A. M., BRESS GOGHS, Light Drub, French Gray, Steel Mixed, Brown and Black. till 1, P. M., and from 4, P. M till 8, P. M ; at o'her hours Rockland, April 3, 18C1. DANIELL WEBSTER, hours either Dr. Herbert or M. Velpeau, or both, will be MARRIAGES. ’ as they make their appearance in the larger cities. CAPT. SAMUEL BLANCHARD, —ALSO— iu attendance. Male patients, when desired, will be furnished with I TT7ILL take her place on the line between BANGOR Cable Cords* Galloon Bindiuff* Bnttous, rge, airy, comfortable rooms, suitable board, and care-ul 1 0 0 Pieces New and Elegant DeLy.ines. : VV and PORTLAND, connecting with the cars on the In Thomaston, April 1st, by Rev. O. J. Fernald, Mr. SPRING STYLES! ever offered In this city, among the above Stock. Tassclft* Silk* Ac.* Ac.* to match attendance, for the few days ordinarily necessary to effect 2 0 0 Pieces New and Elegant Prints, the cheapest that upper and lower roads for Boston, Lowell und Lawrence, a cure. Patients do not see each other. The most ample Clarence D. Ulmer and Miss Martha I. Jameson, both of on Monday, April 1st, and continue to run as follows : — th e a b o v e. Rocslaud. they have ever been offered. guaranties of our ability and good faith promptly given In Belfast, 20lh ult., by Rev. Dr. Palfrey, Mr. N athan ! Leave Bangor every Monday, Wednesday and Friday desired. Fees as reasonable as the very highest modes of Sawyer of Thorndike, and Miss Susan R. Hassell of Bel­ 3 0 0 SHAWLS in all grade., qualities and pticea. i mornings, at 6 o'clock, arriving nt Rockland at about 11 SKIRTS ! SKIRTS ! ! CLOAKS MANUFACTURED treatment known to modern medical science, and a very- fast. 2 o Ladies’ CLOAKS, Cheap. j o’clock, A. M., and arriving, at Portland in season for the long and varied experience, will admit. P. O. Box 436.— In Searsport, 18th ult., by Rev 8. Thurston, Mr. Corne­ 4 1-2 o’clock trains for Boston. Send for Circular, and state your case ITT plainly and ful­ 3 0 Piece. Ladle,’ CI.O a K CLOTHS, in the -tarioua I f'RENURTlxc,—Leaves Portland for Bangor and interme- 3 8 D o z e n . Including all the late APPROVED MOD­ ly, and you will receive the Circluarand our written reply lius Lane of Island Falls Plantation to Miss Cotnelia j shades and text cheaper than ever before met with. at the shortest notice. Deshon of S. ' dbtie landing" on the river every Monday, Wednesday and ELS, to w it: by return mail. We will answer no letter unless it con­ All Grade BLEACHED SH EETIN G S. WENTWORTH Friday evening, on the arrival ol the cars from Boston, tains six cents in stumps. Medicine and Instructions sent BROWN SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS. arriving at Rockland every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ The QUEEN OF SK IR T S, very wide tape, i all colors and numbers, con- promptly and carefully to any part of the world. day morning at about 3 1-2 o’clock. March 28, 1861. 6m 14* D E A T H S TABLE LIftEN aud DIAPER Cheap. S now opening ami is prepared to show his customers FARE—From Rockland to Boston, I the SPRING STYLE cf HATS, consisting of Lawrence or Lowell, $ 2 .5 0 * ISABELLA TRAIL, From Rockland to Portland, 1.50« 13* Never buy a Cloak, or the Materials, until yon visit “ Buy Me, and I’ll do you Good.” CAKPETIJWGS, xe BEEBE’S, LEARY’S mid GEXIA’S River Feres us usual. Freight taken at usual rates. In this city. 31st ult., of consumption, Mr. Dauief F 1 Lower than t M. W . FARW ELL. Agent. EUGENIA, fc., tj-c., DR. LANGLEY'S All grade, all W ool. Oil C lo th , all The Webster will make-her Landings at ATLANTIC Anderson, aged 38 years, 2 mouths aud 13 days. | widths lower than Wool Bockmi, Cott on Becking, LA TEST PA TTER N S A]«o a very genteel sam ple for Wharf, South end. In this city, on Thursday, 21st ult., George Irving, son | Straw Malting and Rugs. All of which will be sold lower than ever. Cloak Emporium of of George and Sarah Fossett, aged 5 months and 21 day Yoiintc M en ! Agent’s Office at Police C.ourt Room T. E. i F. J. SIMONTON, Root and Herb Bitters In Camden, March 23d Sarah J., wife of Benjamin F. April 2, 18H|. 8ml5 Continue to be the standard medicine for the cure of nil T yler, aged 44 years and 4 mouths. A loving wile and FEATHERS, FEATH £RS, 75 doz. Ladica’ and Gonts’ Linen Hdkfs. Billious und Liver Complaint* ; Humors, from a pimple Rockland, March 20,1661. to the worst putrid sore ; Jaundice; Costiveness ; Head­ mother. Constantly on hand, all prices. One Tr LORD RENFREW, RAREY, UNKON, AND Sanford’s Independent Line. In South Thomaston, 29th ult-, Mrs. Emily K., wife of ceived, and a host of other jn, new ju st re- ache; Piles, Dyspepsia; Indigestion; Weakness, Ac.— Joseph VV. Ptiilhrook. aged 37 years. POCKET CAPS! 400 yds. Bleached Linen. Courts of Probate. They are both alterative and tonic, regulate the stomach Asleep in Jesus ! blessed sleep, Good, that an, Pretty an d Cheap.. For Bostou via Portland. and bowels, stimulate the Liver, restore the appetite, pro­ From which none ever wakes to weep. mole digestion,give strength, quicken the circulation, and FUR, WOOL and FRENCH H a'.TS, all ot 700 yds. White Brilliants. STATE OF MAINE. Rockland, April 3,1861. E’ BARR)r OV- ihe Latest style., together with a fresh assortment of ^V inter Avranffcm cnt. purify the blood belter than any medicine ever known.— In Northport, 23d ult , M'rs. Atalanta A., wife of Edward They are made of the best Roots and Herbs, among which A. Rhodes, aged 36 jears. The Steamer KENNEBEC, Capt. C. B. Sanford, will In Lockridge, Iowa, March 2d, at the residence of A. R. 30 doz. Shirt Fronts, very cheap. KNOX, SS.—At a Court of Probate held at Rockland, are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thoroughwort, BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS! leave Winterport for Boston, via Portland, every TUES­ within and for the County of Knox, ou the first Tuesday Cherry, Poplar and Prickly Ash Barks, Rhubarb, Dande­ Pierce, ol lung fever, Hfter an illness o ffice days, Mr. Portland Crackers. DAY, at 10 o’clock, A. M., arriving at Rockland at about John C. Ripley, formerly of Montville, aged 22 venrs. of January A. D. 1861: lion, and others recently added, all so skillfully combined lu Bucksport, 18th nit., of heart disease, Capt. Jabez Portland pilot Bread.. unsurpassed in Excellence of Taste, Richnesa of Style, 5 o’clock, P. M. 48 doz. Linen Napkins and Doylies, RDERED, that from and after the day aforesaid the as to act in accordruce with the laws of Nature, forming ------RETURNING------the most effectual Spring and Summer Medicine that can Soow, aged 72 years ; lor many years a worthy aud suc- pER?°?i.S UK !lg lhflie anicles will not be likely to Economy and Durability ! Courts of Probate within and for the County of Knox, cesslul shipmaster. 1 use any other while ,i,..» be aild lhey Will leave Foster’s South Wharf, Boston, every FR1 Obe held nt Rockland on the second Tuesdays of everybe used. Everybody needs this medicine, and all should DAY, at 10 o’clock, A. M., for Winterport, via Portland, 27 doz. Bleached and Unbleached Table Covers. month except the month of August. And whenever this use it at once. Pleasant and safe at all time. Only 25 GIVE HIM AN EARLY CALX, I arriving at Rockland on Saturday morning. arrangement shall conflict with any of the provisions ol and 38 cents per bottle. April 4, 1861. KIMBALL * I.N'GR AHAM. Fares from Rockluutl the Revised Statutes relative to holding said Court, it wi” This same medicine is also put up in a more concentrated Bleached and Unbleached Linen Damask by the form, called 15tf To Boston, • $2.50. be holden on the tallowing day. Dr. I.auglcy’s Sagar Coated Root HORATIO ALDEN, Judge. <1 Herb Pill*, a beautiful cathartic, without grip­ To Portland, 2 00 ing or painfand will cure Costiveneness and Piles. Sold ?Uc’.i’s Rubber Overcoa ts. To Bangor, (including stage fare from W interport.). 1.75. yard. A ttest—A. S. R ic e , Register. 3tf M ARINE JOURNAL. River Fares ns usual. ’ by all Dealers in Afedicines. A 1S0’ Rubber Capa, Bonia and O ,er Shoe. , for sale by NEW AEEANGEMExVT. Orders addressed to J. O. LANGLEY or GEO. C. Freight taken at the usual rates. 500 yds. Itackaback Towelings. ^ A p r ’tl 4,1661. KIM “ A hL & lN ‘ M. W . FA R W ELL. Agent. KIMBALL & INGRAHAM GOODWIN A CO., Boston. HE Subscribers having formed a Copa.rtner- Agent’s office at his residence, on Elm Street. M arch 5, 1861. ______t o l l fahip under the firm of JJAVE on hand a good assortment of PORT OF ROCKLAND • T December 19, 1860. 52tf 2 bales Russia Crash. ..Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Cotton Warp aud Carpet Twine, e it c h fie e d b r o t h e r s, Port In nd mid New York Steamers. JpOR sale by 78 Marseilles, Honey Comb, and Lancaster SHRUBBERY, Ac. Arrived. KIMBALL A /N g RAIIAM- have taken the convenient and spacious Slore opposite STAPLE DRY GOODS, ' The subscriber has for sale at his nursery, a% March 27th, schs Oregon, Graves. New York; John April 4, 1861. 15tf H. P. WOOD’S Hardware Store, and SEMI-WEEKLY -LINE. Quilts, which will be sold very low. Adams, Hatch, do. 23th,t barque Iddo Kimball. Ulmer, TJnion Com m on, Bermuda: schs Bloomer, ------, Camden; C C Farns­ Joining Atlantic Hall Building;, . The first class Steamships “ CHESA- Crockery and Glass Ware, Apple, Plum and Cherry Trees, Red and White Dutch w orth, ----- . Bucksport; Utica, Thorndike, Portland; Ben­ German Window Glass. wrin j* ZxPEAKE,” Captain Siduey Crowell, and 500 lbs. White and Colored Knitting Cotton Currants, Yellow Antwerp Raspberry Bushes, Gooseberry gal, Hix, do. 29th, hcIis Marietta, Gray, Bath; Wm Peatt, TUSJ '* ful1 "u'<’Plv of 1,11 llle e» and qualities. ■yZatrnrSTTgL** P a TAPSO,” Captain L. H. I.aj field, will Bushes and Grape Vines of several varieties, Weeping Colby, Dover, Nil; Gannet, Post, Portsmouth; OtuZ which will s0|d fo , ca.h by for the purpose of transacting the to be sold at Boston Jobbing prices. STONE W IRE, Willow and Horse Chestnttt Trees, Thompson, do; Genuine, Burns, North Haven; Freeport’ d k,e hereafter form a semi-weekly line between the Ports ol . KIMBALL t L INGRAHAM. New York and Portland, leaving each Port every W ednes­ ELIJAH VO3E. gnwyer, Portland; Amanda, Keudall, do. 3Utb, barque’ April 4, lf ,61. j 5lf Union, Feb. 20, 1861. 9lf Ocean Enj»le, Luce. Bo-ton; schs Pilot, -— d0; I LSaow FLOUR & GRAIN BUSINESS, day and Saturday’ at 4 P. M. Several New Pieces of SPRING STYLES Passage, including Meals and State Rooms $5.00 HOUSB-KEEPING GOODS OF ALL KINDS, Achorn, Boston; G llorton, Pendleton. Salem; Caledonia Together with all kinds of The great dispatch given to freight by this line makes it ----- , East April 1st, schr Dover Packet, W ooster, Bos­ Woolen* Straw and Oiled I LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR fortl 00, at ton. 3d, Bengal, H ix ,----- , Fertilizers the most desirable freight communication between New 2 KIMBALL i INGRAHAM'S. M ERICAN Gunnn, Peruvian Guat ,o, Super-Phosphate W. I. Goods, Groceries, &c., &c. York and the East. No commission charged at either Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, WMarch 2S, 1861. ______M il ol LIime, Ground “ ’ “Bone, i ‘ c ., at the ’ AGRICULTURAL------end for forwarding. 150 Bbls. Best Brands Milwaukee Flour. ICE LEAF LARD is sel'lng for 13cta.r lbby Sailed. WARA EHOUSE AND SEED S i OREL 3 P almeb Block. Drajage in New York between connecting lines by con­ OAB.PETIKTGS KIMBALL * INGRAHAM. 15 tf. . P. W ISE, Agl tract at lowest rates. PAINTS, OILS, NAILS, GLASS, March 2Stlt, .ch« Forest, Emery, New York; B 100 Bbls. Best Brands New York Flour. EMERY «V FOX, Portland. NMarch 28, 1861. ______Mtf Brook. Emery.----- ; M S Partridge, Jack.on, Pete r _ 50 Bbls. Choice Double Extra New York Flour. II. B CROMWELL, ». Y.. 12th ing him could dc him no good. lie says, “ for rheumatism, French and American Perfumery, Genuine Farina and in lime ami doctor’s bills. dyspepsia, liver compluint, kidney affection or dropsy, it 38L HANOVKR STREET, Hartford, Connecticut. acting as physic, a great contrast with Opium, which not he has cured an inveterate other Colognes, Hair Oils, Genuine Old Windsor Di^ mont, O ct. 29. 1859. Dropsy, which threatened is h specific certain remedy.” B O ST O N . 32tf Cash Capital $200,000...... Assets over 230,000. only constipates and drugs the system, but makes the rem­ fatally, by the J. W HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co., Ohio, (a and other Soaps, Cosmetics, Toilet Articles, N. M. Waterman, Prea’t. Geo. D. Jewett, Secr’y. Du .W arbex : DearSir—I have used your Cough Bal­ edy worse than the disease. tparilla. and also a duugeraiM sam in my practice for ihe year past, and can sa> that it Malujnant Erysipelas by I; »f the same; says ■ection where Fever and Ague prevails,) that he most LYSANDERHiLL, From Physicians we ask attention, nnd on demand For­ Cigars, Confectionery, Pocket Cutlery, is all that it is recommended to be, having never failed in mulas or Tiial Bottles will be sent, developing in the Ano­ he cures the c ioii Eruptions by it coustantly. cheerfully recommends them of decided merit in all cases WESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO. affording relief whenever 1 have giveu it. of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia and General Debility. Counsellor & Attorney at Law, Pittsfield, Mass...... Cush Capital and sur,i. over $200,000. dyne an Opiate which has long been wanted, and in tht B r o n c h o tie, Goitre or Swelled Neele. G. H . DAY, M D. Cough Remedy such as resi entirely on one central prin­ Zeblllou Slo ii of Prospect, Texas, writes : “ Three hot- D. K. GaLLEHERS. M D., w rites Iroin V in W ert, O , Patent medicines, &c., Ac. E. H. Kellogg, Pres’t. J- G. Goodridge, Sec’y. Prepared and sold by AMBROSE WARREN, Botanic “ I most respectfully recommend the Sherry Wine Bitters ciple. tie: saparilla cured me from a iioiln — a hid- THOMASTON, ME. D rugxist, No. 1 Granite Block, East Murket Square, Ban- From invalids we ask correspondence for Pamphlets or swelling oii the neck, which I had suffered from to the notice of dyspeptic persons, and all who require a SPRINGFIELD FIRE A MARINE INSURANCE CO. gor. Maine. stimulating medicine. February 20, 1861. gjf , explanation, without “ postage-stumps.” over two years.” Springfield, Mass. (J. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland, Wholesale and Retail i Prices—Large Cough Remedy, 50 cents per bottle. Such News we are receiving Daily* Cash C apital $200,000...... Assets over $448,000. Agent. JLeucorrlioen or W hiles, Ovnvinn Tum or, J. P. CILLEY, Small “ 25 “ “ Uterine Ulceration, Female Diseases. FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE. Edmund Freeman, Pres’t. Wm. Connor, Jr., Sec’*. December 20, I860. 6m52 ToluAnodyue, 50 “ “ ALSO. Dr. J B. S. Channing, of N-w York City, writes ; - I Sold by dealers i medicine generally. Attorney & Counseller at Law, Dr. C. H. SHOLES, GENERAL AGEXTS. most cheerfully comply with the requestor y<>ur agent in M arch'12, 1861. 3ml2 CHARTER OAK FIR E A M ARINE CO. saying I have found your Sarsaparilla a most excellent A good assortment of Syringes, Trusses, Breast Pumps THOMASTON, ME. Hartford, Conn...... Capital, $300,000. J. W . HUNNEWELL &. CO. Nursing Bottles aud Tubes. Shells and Rubber Shields, 7 & 8 Commercial Wharf, Boston. alterative in the numerous complaints for which we September 13, I860. 34tf R. Gillett, President. J. II. Sprague, Sec’y. ECLECTIC INFIRMARY, employ such a remedy, but especially in l^uiule Disease: Supporters and Shoulder Braces, of the most approved 127 COURT STREET, GEO. HUNNEWELL. of the Scrofulous diathesis. I have cured many Inveter­ patterns in use. WILLIAM FESSENDEN, IIAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO. 145 Water Street, New York. ate cases of Leucorrlicea by it, ami some where the com­ Springfield, Muss...... Capital and assets,$220,000. BOSTON, MASS. Under the special supervision of plaint was caused by ufccroZiun of the uterus. The ulcer­ W. B. Calhoun,Pres’t. J. C. Pynchon, Sec’y. i my undivided attention for the last fifteen JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, ation itself was soon enred. Nothing within my knowl­ treatment of the gcni'to-ir.r/narygenito-urinary organs, und j ^*,c in ’s,t Pharuiaceutiat, B onIo u , M a w ., edge equals it for theso female derangements.” Attorney & Counsellor at Law. Edward S. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala., writes, “ A dan­ He has now the largest stock and the best assortment of CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE CO. having had a large practice in this speciality, I claim the I Whose signature covers the corks of the genuine only, aud best possible advantages for treatment the world has yet to whom address ail coinmuuicuiions. gerous uvarian tumor on one of the females in my family, OFFICE I N B E R R Y ’S N E W BLO CK, Conway, Mass...... Capital $200,000. which had defied all the remedies wo could employ, has Drugs, Medicines aud Clieiuicats, J. S. Whitney, Pres’t. D. C. Rogers, Sec’y. discovered. j Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere. at length been completely cured by your Extract of Sar­ I have been advised by many of our best medical men to I J. S. IlALL A CO,.agents for Rockland ; W. M. COOK, saparilla. Our physician thought nothing but extirpa­ ROCKLAND, ME. IIOLYOKE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. inedies for the people generally, from the I Thomaston E- C. FLETCHER, Camden ; W. K. DUN- tion could afford relief, but lie advised the trial of your tx t h is pa rt of Ma in e, and havivg had several years need i dure r a s k a friend | CAN, Lincolnville. December 20, 1860. 62tf Salem, Mass...... C ap ita l and Assets, $350,000. I where to direct them. I November 7, I860. (rs46) I8tf Sarsaparilla as the last resort before cutting, ami it experience in the DRUG BUSINESS he is fully aware of A. Story, Pres’t. J. T . Burnham, Sdc’y. proved effectual. After taking your remedy eight weeks TO THE IMPOTENT AND DEBILITATED. no symptom of the disease remains.” the danger attending(it, ard his rule is to fill no orders and O. G . I I AJ .1,. i Spei imiiorrhaa, or Seminal W caknesi, I Syphilis anil M ercurial Disease. put up no prescription without the Medical and Toxico­ THOMASTON MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Thom aston, Muine. ' divide into three stages : — N ew Orleans, 25th August, 1859. logical properties of each article ordered or prescribed are Aftovneii at gpaiv, Atwood Levensaler, Pres’t. Wm. R. Keith, Sec’y. 1st. N ightly E m issions, which my Eclectic Life Drops Dn. J. C. A ter : Sir, I cheerfully comply with the re­ GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT. fully understood. All his l will cure in a very short time, w ithout fuilnre. quest of your ngent, and report to you some of the effects 2.1. Daily’ Discharges, There are more cases of this THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMULANT. I have realized with your Sarsaparilla. B E R R Y ’S B L O C K , M A IN S T R EET, PENOBSCOT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. I ban ihe world is aware of Some of xhe symptoms are I have cured with it. in my practice, most of tlio com­ Especially designed for the use of the Medical Profession Bangor, Muine. high-colored and scanty evacuations from tire bladder, plaints for which it is recommended, and have found it:: TINCTURES, ESSENCES, SYRUPS, fc., ROCKLAND, MAINE. E. L. Hamlin, Pres’t. B. Plummer, Sec’y. and the Fam ily, has all of those intrinsic medicinal quali­ Rockland, July 12, 186U. 29Iy wiili a smarting sensation attending it, sometimes with a teething effects truly wonderful in tire euro of Venereal anti Mer­ ties (tonic and diuretic) which beiong to an old and pure turbid sediment, aud at others a milk like-appearance. I curial Dis-use. One of my patients had Syphilitic ulcers are prepared by himself aud i Gin. It has received the personal endorsement of over varrauted to be of full Life Insurance. have uiitiivzed many specimens of this nature, und iu all in hia throat, which were consuming his palate and tho seven thousand physician*, who have recommended it in strength and equul quality. WILLIAM BEATTIE, , cases have lound traces of Semen and Albumen, which is top of his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken, the treatment of Gravel, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Obstruc­ Life insurance effected iu the following sound companies as sure io produce death as Consumption, unless it is MKS. W INSLOW , cuied him iu five weeks. Another was attacked by sec­ tion or Suppression of the Menses. Affections of the Kid­ Counsellor and Attorney at Law, doing business on the most approved plans, and offering in­ checked by medical treatm ent. ondary aymptoms iu bis nose, and the ulceration bad neys, etc. ducements second to no other comuanies. Premiums may An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, presents to 3TH ROCKLAND MAINE. LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TIME. eaten away a considerable part of it, so that I beliwvn tho be paid quarterly, semi-annually, or yeuily. the attention of mothers, her disorder would soon reach his brain ami kill him. llut it Put up in quait and pint hotties, and sold by all drug­ 3d. Loss o r Muscular Pow er. Such cases niuv be The Druggist & Apothecary Business yielded to my udiuiuistration of your Sarsaparilla; die gists and Town Agents. PETER THACHER & BROTHER. ( ure.l by sim ilar menus ii the p atient be in otherwise lol- SOOTHING SYRUP, A. M. B1NINGER A: CO., Sole Proprietors, NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO- eiul.le health ulcers healed, and he is well again, iret of course without (Established in 1776.) No. 19 Broad street, N. Y. Has been for the past few years, and is now rapidly Boston, Mass...... Accumulated Capital, $1,200,000. FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, some disfiguration to his face. A woman who had been Attorneys and Counsellors at Law Best French Preventative* at low prices. treated tor tho same disorder l>v mercury was, suffering For sale In Boston by GEO. C. GOODW IN & CO ,Nos. progressing, nnd the subscriber will, by obtaining and care- ! OFFICE. NO. 2 KIMBALL BLOCK. See my advertisement iu the Boston Herald, and you cau which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by soft from this poison in her bones. They had become so sen­ 11 nnd 12 Marshall St., WEEKS A POTTER, SETH E. fully studying all the new works on Pharmacy as they are | CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. learn a more full description of such cases. ening the gains, reducing .’ill iiillainatioii-w ill allay ALL sitive to the Weather that on a damp day she suffered ex­ PECKER, D GOODNOW A CO.. REED, CUTLER A MAIN S T R E E T ...... ROCKLAND, ME Hartford. Connecticut... Accumulated Capital. 3 OOO.OuO. Address C. II. SHOLES, M. D„ 127 Court PAIN and spasmodic action, and is cruciating pain in her joints and bones. She, too, was published, endeavor to keep thoroughly posted up in all i P eter T ih l iie b . R. p E. T hacker. Sn eel. Boston. CO., M.S. BURR A CO., STEPHEN WEEUS. T.i L. 177* The above are the oldest Life Insurance Companies SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. cured entirely by your Mirsaparilia in a few weeks. I SMITH. S. PEIRCE A CO., C. S. D a VIS A CO. the improvements and new methods of preparing and dis- I Rockland, Feb. 21, 1856. -ifeti I in the United States. The insured participate in the profits Boston, May 23, I860. 231 y know from its formula, which y>ur agent gave me, th:.t ——------. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to youiselve March 1, 1861. ly 11 pensing medicines. this l’lejiarulion from your laboratory must be a great D R . D O E I CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CO. Cure Cough, Cold, Hoarseness, In- nnd remedy; consequently, these truly leuiiukably ivsuiti ' Hartford, Conn...... C apital und Surplus, $500,000. Jluenza any irritatiun or Soreness Relief and Health to yOUr Infants. with it have not surprised me. Horse Shoeing TTZOULD respectfully inform his Iriends, and the Fraternally youra, G. V. LARIMER, M. D. inuuity of Rockland and vicinity, that he hu of the Throat, Relieve the Hack­ We have put up and sold this article for over ten years ■ He is an agent for all PATENT MEDICINES, undjhas | sumed his former practice, on the I Life Iii: effected as above ing Cough in Consumption, and »’AN SaY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of it Rheumathui, Gout, Liver Complaint. I just received a full stock of j tual plan. Bronchitis, Asthma, anil what we have never been able to say of anv other medi­ I ndependence. I’iestop Co., Va.. fith July, 1859. Homupopatliic System, Q7F E. H. C ochr x, thankful for the liberal patronug cine. never has it failed, in a' singi.e in­ | Dr. J. C. Aver: Sir, I have been ulliicted with n pain- CARRIAGE WORK. id is now in readiness to obey all calls, with which his ' heretofore received, pledges himself Catarrh. dear and stance TO EFFECT A CURE, when timely used.— fill chronic Jihcumalism for a long time, which baffled tho HE Subscriber would announce to the citizens of Rock­ Dr. Ayer’s Pills, iends will favor him4 in the several branches of his pro I |,jl Hliention to all business entrusted to him give strength to the voice of Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any! skill of physiciuns. and stuck to me in spite of all tho T land and vicinity that he is prepnred to shoe Horses ssion. 15ince line. one who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted wiiii remedied I could find, until I tried your Sar a; aril'a. Ono and to do all of the Iron Work connected with Carriages Office nnd Residence, No. 1 Winter Street. SU ULIC SPEAKERS, nnd SINGERS, i ils opt rations, and speak in term s of commendation of its bottle cured me in two weeks, and restored my general in a mauner to. give satisfaction to all who mat employ j Dr. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, Rockland Few are aware ol the importance ol checking a Cough magical effects aud medical virtues. W e speak in this { health so much that 1 am far better than before I was him. or “ Common Cold ” in its first stage ; that which in the mailer “ WIlAT WF. DO KNOW,” after ten years’ ex­ attacked. 1 think it a wonderful nredi. iire. J. FltEAM. Shop in the rear of Ilem enwuy A Jones’ Sash and Blind perience, AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR tiie Dr. Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, CONSUMPTIVES beginning would vield to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon Jules Y. Getcbell.of St. Louis, writes: - I have U en Factory, on Main St., near the •* Brook.” attacks the Lungs. “ Brown's Bronchial Troches.” eon- FULFILLMENT OF W llAf WE HERE DECLARE.— afflicted for years with an affretimt n f (I,-- Liver, which I nnd normal circulation of the blood is health. In almost every iiisiance where lire infant is suffering from C. A. SWIFT. An abnormal, tha: is io say. an excessive or deficient cir­ laiiiing demulceut ingredients, allay Pulmonary and Brou- destroyed my health. I tried every thing, and every thing Rockland, Oct. 6, 1660. 42tf pain and exhaustion, relief will he found in fifteen or And other family medicines, and also, almost every kind of ysiriait & ^unjenit. culation or stagnation of the bland, i-disease. To iihis- cliial Irritation. failed to relieve me; and J have been a broken-down man twenty minutes after ihe syrup Is administered. for some years from no other cause than ihrt.uyeiud.t o f Bitters and Pills 'in the market, and will be constantly traie—torpidity of the Liver is esused by stagnation of the BROWN’S. “ That trouble in my Throat, (for which the This valuable preparation is the presciption of one of adding to his stock all the new Medicines, P atent Medi­ blood in that organ ; diseases of the Kidneys, Inlliimma- “ Troches are a specific) having made me the. Liver. My beloved pastor, the Rev. Mi. Espy.advised k e r o se n e Oil, OFFICE,— PILLLBURY’S NEW BLOCK. the most EXPERIENCED and SKILLFUL NURSES in me to try yuur Sarsaparilla, because he said lu knew v>ai, tion ot tile 1.tings. Disease of the H eart, Act., by ihe sam e T roclica. often a mere whisper.” New England, and has been used with NEVER FAILING YTTARRANTED the best in the M arket—always to be cines, Perfumery, Cosmetics and preparations for ilia Boards nt the Commercial H oiimc. and any thing you mado was v.oith trying, by the h:.--(- oause, viz: Improper ('irciilation ; and from lire same SUCCESS in I » found at Hair and Toilet, as soon as they have been befoic Dr. Estubrook will be pleased io .mend to nil calls with cause spiing nil minor forms of disease. To discover u 11 recommend their i to Pi ing of God it has cured me, aud has so purified my bh '1 which he m ay lie favored, at h is o ffic e , where he may THOUSANDS OF CASES. ns to make a m w man of me. I f. el young again. Tho KIMBALL A INGRAHAM. the public a sufficient length of lime to establish their rep­ ceriaih cun- then, for these diseases, the first great onquiry BROW N’S ers.’ be found day or night. necessary is, W hat causes the blood to circulate ? REV. E. II. CIIAPIN. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates best that can he said of you is not half good enough.” N. B.—We pay from 5 to 10 cis per Gal. more for our utation as valuable articles, and he ventures to say that Kerosene, than is paid for the “ Bogus Oils” that many Rockland, July 31, 1860. 32tf For centuries it has been a matter of much study among T roche*.. “ Have proved extremely serviceable for . tln* ►tomaeh and bowels, corrects acidity, and gives tone ScliirruH.Cancer Tai s Kerosene. he now has as good an assortment of the above goods as scientific and medical men ; and while many exjierimeiit.-. Hoarseness.” and energy to the whole system. It will almost instantly Ulceration, Curies have been made and much labor expended upon the en­ REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER. relieve l l t f can be found at any retail establishment in Maine. DR.J. ESTEN, t h e B o n e s . quiry; it has been left to this centuiy among its its other BROWN’Sl “ Almost instant rebel in the distressing la- G rip in g in the Bowels and W ind CollC Hoceopathic Physician. wonderful increase iu knowledge, to make this grand dis- r of breathing peculiar to Asthm A great variety of cases vebeen reported to us where f these formidable nplaints have resulted frum OlUcc iu W iUou (c W hile’. Block, T ro ch e REV. a. C. EGGLESTON. I and overcome convulsions, which, if not speedily ieme- Acknowledging that life is the grift of the Creator, and ‘ Couluin no opium or unythitig injurious.” died, end in death. We believe it ihe BEST and SUREST the use of thisthiM remedy,r but our spuco here will no:t admit The subscriber also begs leave to say that he will do his RUCKLA.NI/, Me. that “ in Him we live and move and have our being,” we DR. A. A. aves REMEDY IN TH E W ORLD, ill »ll cases of DYSEN- them. Some of them may be tbnud in our American H , Almanac, which tire agents below named are plcxsed to H A IR W O R K . utmost to keep a store of this kind where the citizens of still venture the remark, that as the planets move in their : BRO W N ’S CAemur BoiZon. | TER Y and DIaRRIKEA IN CHILDREN, whether ii R esidexce on Water Street, first house north of A. C. furnish gratis to all who call for them. A new and full assortment which will be sold Rockland and vicinity can be sure cf obtaining PURE and Spalding’s. spheres, and all vegetable life is governed by certain abso­ “ A simple and pleasant combination for etlihig, or Irom any other Rackland, June 5, 1850. 24If lute laws, so uiiimal life is traceable to a fixed cause, Trochet*. Coughs, &c.” say in every mother who lias a child suffering from anv Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep­ RELIABLE articles at REASONABLE AND SATIS­ which remove or destroy, and death, the certain effect, DR. G. F. BIGELOW, of the foregoing com plaints—DO NOT LET YOUR sy, M elancholy, Neuralgia C lic a p fo r C a s li. FACTORY PRICES. follows. Boston. PREJUDICES NOR THE PREJUDICES OF OTHERS, Many returnkuble cures of these affections have been THOMA.S FRYS Analysis of the red corpuscles of the blood show them BROWN’S; “ Beneficial! Br o n c h itis.” stand between you ami vnur suffering child, and the relief made by the alterative power of this uiedit ine. It stimu­ —ALSO— tolre compounds of iron, sulphur and phosphorous. DR. J. F. W. LANE, ill be SURE—yes. A B SuL l I’ELY SURE—to fol- lates the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus Any article which does not give entire sati: The air we breathe, we know to contain a very large Boston. J lt,w Die ui iliis medicine, if timely used. Full direc­ overcomes disorders which would be supposed bovon-l its MRS. HARDING'S either in price or quality, should be returned, and it proportion of oxygen. “ I have proved them excellent for W huop- tions lor using will accompany each hottie. None genu­ reach. Such a remedy has long been required by tin’ ne­ OFFICE NO. 4 KIMBALL BLOCK, ine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS dc, PERKINS, New- he willingly exchanged, or the money cheerfully refunded. (Over the Store o f M. C Andrews.) Oxygen brought in coatact with a metal, evolves or ;g Co iq h .” cessities of the people, and we are confident that this will GREAT DISCOVERY EUREKA. York, is on tire outside wrapper. do for them all that medicine can do. D w e llin g II oumc, on Spring Street, emits electncity. BROW N’S REV. II. W . WARREN, Electricity brought in contact with a muscular fiber, Boston.> Soid by Druggists throughout the world, The Eureka, is a Spanish preparation, whith will change 3ZT Orders from neig hborlng towns (by mail or other- opposite Dirigo Engine House. gray, light or red hair or whiskers, to an auburn, dark ALL O R D ER S BY DAY OR N IG H T causes it to contract. “ Beneficial when compelled to speak, sutl'er- Principal Gliicc, 13 Cedar Street, N. Y. brown or black color. For sale by wise) promptly filled will be promptly attended to. T’lie>e facts being indisputable, we have now ihe solu­ g from Cold.” Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, tion as to the motor or motive power of the heart The REV. J. I’. ANDERSON, PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE- J. L. GIOFRAYA Sole Agent. Rockland, Nov. 20 1858. 48t fo r t h e itA n i) cu r e < DEVI M. KOBBIAS, oxygen in the air we breathe coming in contact with ilia BRO W N ’S St. Louis. C. P. FESSENDEN Agent for Rockland and vicinity.I DENTISTRY. iron in the red corpuscles of the blood emits electricity, •‘ E ffe c t u a l in removing Hoarseness and May 7. I860. gojy C o l d s , I n f l u e n z a , I 'j ’HE Public are hereby notified that at W ila o u & W h it e ’M B lo c k , which coming in contact with the heart causes it to con­ ltv». irritation of the Throat, so common with ouehitis, Incipl tract, and hence the power which expels the blood and I und : >pl >u, and for tlic No. 5 CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK (Up Sinir.) Opposite Spear’s Bookstore. rPH E Subscriber would respectful- il tingling through the rem otest arteries. W hat Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON, .nsum ptivc Pali inform the citizens of Rockland and ’ DYSPEPSIA REMEDY. They can find a very flue assortm ent of Rockland, Jan 16, 1661. 4tf re the causes of C'onaii m p tio ii. D r o p sy . P a l- Txi Grange, Ga. a«lvan«(d Sta^i WIGS, Vicinity that he has fitted up an O FFIC E in MVe | aralyM is, S t. ViliiM* D a n c e , Dyttpepwin, BROW N’S Teacher of Music, Southern D r . DAIUUS HAM’S i>r t h e D ls e u s e . Wilson &. While’s block, for the practice of Dentistry — TOP-PIECES, Worm Lozenges, Epilepsy, Fever and Ague, Jtc.J—a dell< iei.cy Fem ale College. AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT. Flits is :i remedy .*<» univer.-ally known to surpass r.n He is prepared to insert artificial teeth and to perform all ol the red corpuscles containing the iron,sulphur und phos­ T roch e*. u Great benefit when taken before and after rer for rlre cure of throat and lung complaints, tha; i FHIZETTS, DOR sale at ROBBIN’S New Drugstore, operations conueeted with his profession in the moat skill­ phorus, which causes a deficiency of electricity, aud con­ preachiug, as t' ey prevent Hoarseness. From T/u.s' Akdiciuc has been used by the public J'or six useless here to publish the evidence of its virlueB. It BKAIDS," Opposite Spear’s Bookstore. ful mauner. sequently an abnormal circulation. The blood becomes iheir past effect, 1 think they will be of per- rivalled exc lleiie.- for coughs ami colds, and its tin ’ E. I*. CHASE. years, with increasing favor. It is recommended C lTRLS &c., watery, colds and bronchial complaints ensue—the sillier umireiii advantage to me. to cure Dyspepsia, Nervousnces, Heart-Burn, itnlerful cures of pulmonary disease, have made ; Spalding's Cephalic Pills, Rockland, Nov. 17, 1858. 471y er becomes nervous, and subject to* rheumatic pains and BROWN’S REV. E. ROWLEY, A. M. own throughout tire civilized nations of the cat .1 of the French Style which are sure to retain both shape netirulgia—aomplaints of the liver and kidneys set in, in President ol Athens College, Tenn. w mo the c niuiunities, or even J'amilieH. among th i and color until worn out. Colic Pains in the Bowels, Drowsiness, V 0R Hli’e ut ROBBlN’SJNew Drug Store. short, almosie evrv type of disease but virulent levers may T r o c h e * .* £>• Sold bv all Druggists at T W E N T Y -FIV E Headache., Kidney Complaints, Low who li:i (Ul.’ll expe etfe Ladies in particular are requested to call at mv rooms -U ■IH’ Opposite Spear's Bookstore. DIE BAYNES, be traced to 'his deficiency in the blood, of the corpuscles CENTS A BOX. living truphy in their midst of its victory i the and examine the work, as I am sure they will be satisfied or reu globules. Dee. 13, I860. Cm51 Spirits, Delirium Tremens, Intemp­ subtle and dangerous disorder.’# of the throat and lun.s. with both price and tr nterial. Old age causes a deficiency of corpuscles, and while we erance. A. all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders, and O rders for C ustom W ork promptly executed and jsutrjimi g ru tb t, ATWOOD’S Saleratus! Saleratus!! Saleratus!!! do not pretand to say that we have discovered the “ tiixir I t Stim ulates, E xiii la hates, Ixvigoiiates, but w ill ns tliev know, too. the effects of this remedy, we m ed not entire satisfaction warranted. vine,” we do say that life can be materially prolonged bv do more than Io as-ure them that it has now all the vir­ Grateful for the liberal patrohage bestowed upon my THOSE who want a perfectly pure and w aolesoine Sal- M ir I ntoxicate or St u pe fy . eralus, at a satisfactory price, wili find it by calling at tire use of the A S A MEDICINE, is quick and effectual, curing the tues that it did have when making ihe cures which have humble efforts to please the public in the past, 1 shall eu 1 QUININE TONIC won so strongly ujiun the coiifiib ucu of mankind. deavor to use my best efforts to retain the present trade ROBUIN’S New Drug Store, 11 Blood Food, 1 A most aggravated cases of Dyspepsia, Kidney Com­ and respectfully solicit an exteafion of the same. 4tf Opposite Spear’s Bookstore. ident of Thom past I which restores the red globules, and thus the normnl cir­ plains, and ali other derangements of the Stomach and Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER CO.. L ow ell, Maaa. culation. Consumptives ! Friends of consumptives ! BITTERS, Bowels, in a speedy manner. Agents, -F. G. COOK, C. P. FESSENDEN, J. S. HaLL SHAVING DEPAKTMNT. October 16, 1k60, 43 If Sufferers from auy organic disease !! ! Unfortunates, who It wili instHiitiy revive ihe most melancholy and droop­ 4- CO.. 1..ROB31NS, Rockland ; A. D. Almond, W. M. Shaving, Hair Cutting, Shampooing, Coloring. Curling, Aleoliol! Alcohol I! Alco hoi! I! have by excess of tire body or mind, reJueed the standard Tho Best Arom atic Tonic ever otic red to ing spirits, nnd restore ihe weak, nervous and sickly to Conk, Thomaston ; J.T . Dana, Damariscotta ; Jas. Peny, and Frizzling done a little better than at any other estab of the blood and diminished the red globules: Ladies suf­ the Public. health, strength and vigor. Camden ; C. Young, Jr.. Rockport. lishment in the Stale, this is what the ueopie say. T. E. & F. J. SIMONTON, Persons who, from lire injudicious use of liquors, have Dr fering any of the dis'resses known as female complaints, RECOM M ENDED BY T H E FACULTY W. L Alden R sale ut BOBBIN’S New Drug Store, had, I will send 6 hotties tree of expense, for 4. 1’iice It i> a mild tonic to the stomach, Increasing Ihe appe­ T lirei doses will cure Indigestion. J. L. GIOFRAY. ■ £ Opposite Spear’s Bookstore. ^l^E^TRERS. single bottle, $1. It is put up in 8 oz. vials, in yellow tite. assist ing digestion, pre-eminently good in dyspepsia, Oue dose will give you a Good Appetite. A certain safe and permanent cure fsr Rheumatisni, Neu Rockland, Sept. 20, 1859. 39if w rappers—tire old kind, in small bottles, in red wrappers strengthening and invigorating to the digestive and nervous One dose will stop the distressing pains of Dyspepsia. rnlgia and Salt Rheum. Il is an internal remedy, driving lla*r Dye, Ha^r Dye« NO. 4 BERRY’S BLOCK. having been done away with—and hears the fac-simile systems niter prostrating diseases j and in fever and ague, One .'lose will remove the distressing and disagreeable out and entirely eradicating the disease, requiring no change R ockland, Feb. 15, 1660. 8i f signature of Church A Dupont upon the f..ce of the wrap­ -- kindled complaints, its aid is invaluable. effects of Wind or Flatulency, ami as soon as tire stomach in diet or business, and may be taken by children and per­ THE GOOD SAMARITAN ; t LL kinds at BOBBIN’S, New Drug Store, per. Bewure of comitsrfeiis oed imitations. Fur diarrliwu, dysentery and cholera morbus, the public receives ihe Invigorating Spirit, the distressing load und all sons of the most delicate constitutions with perfect safety. ! ‘ * Opposite Spear’s Bookstore. MAYO & KALER, C. T. DUPONT, Sole Proprietor. may rest assured there is nor can beany better general painful feelings will be removed. Teatiiuonialis, 409 Broadway, N ew York. One dose will remove tire m ost distressing pains of Colic, Almanacs for 1SG1. SUCCESSORS TO PIERCE «fc KALOR. IL H. HAY, Portland, general Agent for Maine. One of the very best Physicians iu Boston has said either in the stomach or bowels. “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound” is I GRATIS at BOBBIN’S New Drug Store, C. P. FESSENDEN and LEVI M ROBBINS, Agents “ that it is the best preparation of Bitters that has ever A lew doses will remove all obstructions m the Kidney, the best medicine for the disease I ever saw. CHAS. A. DEALERS IN SMITH, No. 1 Old State House, Boston. I 'T 4tf Opposite Spear's Bookstore. for Rockland und vicinity. (rs7) 43tf ; fie* ii ollertd to the public.” Bladder or Urinary Organs. j Put up in half pint as,well as quart bottles, in order Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney After suffering with Rheumatism twenty years, and be­ J that all may convince themselves of its superior merits. Complaints are assured speedy relief by u dose or two, ing confined to my bed several weeks last spring, I was . Winchester’s Hypophosphites D R Y G O O D S . TtudEftrlol© W o r K s. For further particulars reference is made to the printed and a radical cure by the use of one or two bottles. entirely cured by the use of one bottle of “ Gardiner’s F Lime and Soda, for sale nt ltOBB’/N’S New Drug « . c,, NlGHTUf DISSIPATION. Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound.”— NORMAN T. Persons who, from dissipating too inu-’li over night, nnd AYERS, 75 Franklin street, Boston. O store, Opposite Spear’s Bookstore. 4tf CorilCr StOTC, P lllsb liry BlOCK. Mil 111 St ClIAS. *H,8AATW OOD, feel the evil effects of the poisonous liquors, in violent headaches, sickness at stomach, weakness, giddiness, Ac., Having been a constant sufferer from Neuralgia for eight­ — EBEN B. MAYO, { 19 CENTRAL ST., BOSTON’., een mouths, and been driven by excruciating pain to the GEORGE F. KALER. l or sale in Portland, Me., by II; H. HAY, and by will find one dose will remove all bad feelings. Soap ’ Soap !! Sostp ’ ’ ’ Ladies of weak and sickly constitution, should take In­ trial of numberless remedies w ithout obtaining relief, I March 3, .1859- 1 Dniggisis every where. was induced to try “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia ’ Glycerine, Transparent, Amber, Windsor, vigorating Spirit three times a day ; it will make them II?' u>ioii, Sept. 1, 1860. Jy37 Compound.” I have taken but one bottle and am entirely 5”’J‘MnKeei Tonsorial, Barber’s Shaving, Indian, strong, healthy|aiid happy, remove all obstructions and ir­ well D. D. BAXTER, Dry Goods Dealer, No. 5, Apple- OH, Almond, Victorine, Bomquet, Castile, Sil- JOY & METCALF, regularities from the menstrual organs, aud restore the ton Block, Lowell, Mass. ver, Pumice. Sand, »..'Col< . - a|j(j ui) kinds o f Fam ily and DR. C. H, SHOLES, b’looin of health and beauty to the careworn face. Fancy Soaps, For Kale : Ship Brokers & Commission Merchants. During Pregnanev it will Ire found an invuiuable medi­ I have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in its worst form P r o fe sso r o f DiHcnMeu o f W o m e n , BALTIMORE, Md. cine to remove disagreeable sensations at the stomach. for a long time, und suffered more than can be imagined, ri’IlF. only regular G raduate Physician advertising in Bos- A.II (lie proprietor asks, is a trial, aud to induce this he except by those similarly afflicted. I tried one bottle of Attend to procuring Freights nnd Charters, the purchase t ion. gives particular attention u> Diseases of Women, has put up the Invigorating Sp ih it in pint bottles, at your Compound, and can honestly say that 1 believe mv- Furniture Polish, nnd shipment nf Giain, Flour, and Ship Stock of all kinds, especi illy those suffering from any disarrangement of the 50 u*nts, quarts $1. self entirely cured.—JOHN A. MORDO, PEaRL Street ulso to selling Merchandise and Produce on consignment. M l.nstulal S ystem. Married or single Ladies may ap­ General Depot, 48 Water Street, N. Y. House. Boston, Mhss. T’OR sale a) ROBBIN’S New Drug Store, COOKING STOVE, lteler by peimissiuu to Messrs, G liuden A: W illiam s ply with salely and in confidence, for relief from the many M. .S. Burr, and WEEKS Jc POTTER, Wholesale “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound ” haa TL Opposite Spear’s Bookstore. Boston ; Messrs. F. Cobb Co., Rockland ; B. D. Me t ­ mi>iortlines peculiar to the sex. Agent, Boslon. Sold in Rockland by C. P. FESSENDEN, entirely cured me of sufferings of several years’ standing. Hot Air Draught and Ventilated Oven. ca lf, E«q.T Damariscotta j W m. Sin g er , Thomaston. F.’g. COOK, and J. S. HaLL A CO. Sold in Thomaston W. E. HODGKINS, No. 1 Old State House, Boston. March 21, I860. 131y LUNAR. MIXTURE. THE LATEST THING OUT—I nvested 1859. Worcestershire Sauce, bv W m. M. COOK. My son. ten years of age, has been for three years a 1 have prepared a Medicine for the purpose of regulat­ May 15, 1660. 211y Drug Store, Op|>osite RUSSELL MILLS ing lire Monthly Sickness, which 1 have usod for the Inst great sufferer from Suit Rheum, his hands covered with DAPTED to air countries and climates, for wood or ten wars with the most unbounded success. The follow­ sores and in constant pain ; one bottle of your compound coni, with or without Hot Water Reservoir and Warm­ THE GREAT I.VDIAX REHEDV. cured h m —J. W. HAMMOND. 99 Milk Street, Boston Aing Closet. This new and beautiful cooking apparatus C O TTO K T 3DTJOT5L. ing recoin inendnlioh is sufficient. Condensed Milk, “ Its imilorm success, even in extreme cases, is as aston­ •4 Gardiner’s Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound ” has combining more valuable iinprovcnreius than any oilier rFlIE subscribers, having sold these very sc- Stove in the world ; and the very perfect manner in which p c R sale m ROBHIN’S New D reg Store'. ishing as it is satisfactory .’’—[Journal of Am. Med. Science FOR FEMALES. entirely cured me of Neuralgia.-W C. THOMPSON, it is made and finished makes 1 •I A perior Cotton Duck for several years past, have £ T s w e t t I have hundreds of private assurances ol the same hap­ Proprietor Pearl St. House, Boston, Mass. Opposite Spear’s Bookstore. found that it is considered the best brand now in geueral py ie>ulis, but for obvious reasons 1 cannot place them Dr. Mntli«on’« Indian Euimeiiagogue. AVING, purchased the entire interest of th e before the public. One half a bottle of your Compound cu ed me o' a se vere attack of Neuralgia— F a NNIE S. THOMPSON, THE GOOD SAMARITAN Tamarinds ! Tamarinds :! The II A R D D U CK has been worn on large Schoon­ late firm of COBB &, SWETT, together with lltheir Ii i> lire vers best thing known for the purpose, and in This celebrated Female Medicine, pos­ sessing virtues unknown of anything else Pearl St. House, Boston. Tho Mo*f Desirable. 1> Y keg or pound, at KOBRIN'S New Drug Store, ers, Yachts, Pilot Boats and has fully proved that it will Hck, fix , hereby gives notice that lie Ii: cases oJ oust ruction, after all other means have failed, will bag surely prialuce ihe desired effect. A cure is guaranteed in of (lie kind, and proving effectual after all I certify that my friend Wm. T. Glidden, Esq. presented The Mo*l BeaalifuI, * Opposite dpear’s Bookstore. w ear longer and “ ” lese than olher kinds heretofore ith himself MR. JACOB McCLUUE, and re moved the business to their all cases, or lire price will be refunded. Purely vegetable, others have failed, is prepared ftom an In­ me with a bottle of “ Gardiner’s Rheniaiic Compound,” in The Mo*f Economical. Mt. Vernon, Cumberland and Cotton Ravens Duck on ami I'crltctly sale at all times. dian plant used by the natives for the same 1&56, when I was suffering with a painful attack of Neu­ The Mo*( Perfect. Peruvian Syrup, hand and for sale by NEW STAND ON MAIN STREET, CAUTION.—Never purchase any medicine of this na­ purpose from time immemorial, and now ralgia and Rheumatism, and that it proved to be of decided And the Most Valuable of STOVFS. N. BOYNTON A CO., One door South of Sawyer «fc Colson’s Cabinet Ware ture «d any one, if left about the country for sale. Snell for the first time offered to the public. It benefit.—ALBERT SMITH. Ex-Member of Congress from A 'I ROBBIN’S New Drug Store, opposite Speur's ltook- 134 Commercial St., P ills and Daors are deserving of no confidence whatever. is designed for both married and single Maine, Innumerable references can be given but its cxcelle/iciea u k store. house ; where they will constantly lie prepared to supply Feb. 22, 1860. (91y) BOSTON. their old friends and customers with all varieties of work Experienced nurses and pleasant rooms for those who ladies, and is he very best thing known can only be appreciated by its use. For snle bv for ihe purpose, as a will bring on the The undersigned hereby certify that they have used Quart Bottles Sarsaparilla, in their line including wish io remain under my cure. “ Gardiner’s Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compound ” tor the WALTER J.'WOOD. Address Dr. C. H. SHOLES, 127 Court Str e e t , Bos­ monthly sickness in cases of obstruc­ Rockland, May 9, I860. oOlf pOR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS, Moniiinciilg, Grave Slones. •Mantle Pieces, tion, after all other remedies of the kind cure of Rheumatism and Neuralgia, and found, in every METCALF ’& DUNCAN, ton. case, immediate and permanent relief. We have full con­ Chimney Pieces, Marble Shelves, Boston. May 23, I860. 231y ? have been tried in vain. This m ay seem Table Tops, Sinks, NV ash ■Jfc ’ incredible, hut if it fail in an case, the price fidence in its healing qualities, nnd would re'-ommend it to 7 t i C entra, at all who are afflicted with these harassing diseases, as one :K 'O i> Shipping & Commission Merchants. B o w l Slabs, &.C., & c.. will be relunded. ,1 1 1 L L t . Y L 11 Y All of which will he warranted in style of workman­ of the safest and best medicines ever offered to the public. ROBBIN’S New I)r»ig Store, 23 SOUTH STREET, O-IOOO BOTTLES have been ship, quality of niuterial, and price, to give entire satis­ __ sold In eighteen months without a single S. HANCOCK, Jr.. 20 So. Market St., Boston. HENRY ______O ppositeSpenr’s Bookstore. N E W Y O R K . faction. Now is the Time. failure when taken as directed, and w ithout the least Injury A. FULLER,'8 So Market St Boston. W. H-ALLEN. at Xo. 4 Perry Block. j ju n e S , 1859. (23 The lact that Mr McClure has been for the past five io hen)111 ill an V case. U j- llis p u l up in bullies of ibree Boston. ELMER TO W N SEN D . 45 & M Pearl S t., Bos­ AU of Buruett’s Goods years the foreman of the late firm of Cobb y CHAS. F. GAR- ALSO,—KNITTING and TIDY COTTON. WOOI’.-K CArdnoe, Oil, Paint. Tar, Pitch. O a it am. Hiawatha Hair Kestorativo, Cordage aud Paints, Ilnin.l fume- Also, aocommoduuona for patients from Sol.lbyJOHN BALCH 4 SOX, Waldoboro: WM. H. YARN, ZEPHYR and GERMAN WORSTED'*' AY. 0 . FULLER, - - Spear Block, ?broid "“lo g for « secure and quiet RETREAT, will, WETHERBEE 4 BBO., Warren ; G. I. ROBINSON, in great variety &c.. Ship StorcS, Provisions and Groceriea. Boots, Slioes, Hats and Caps, Agent for the W arren Factory. good care until restored io health and S. WALDO, Thomaston ; C. 1’. FESSENDEN, F. G. SHETLAND YARN in all its ahadea. C'apitania Hair Restorative, 22 jWUTII ST., & 33 COENTIES SLIP Croekcry Ware, Kerosene Lampe, &c., COOK, J. S. HALL 4 CO., and LEVI Jl. ROBBINS, J J AS ON HAND a GOOD STOCK OF TIIEIR ITT PARTICULAR CAUTION.— In thesedays EMBROIDERING MATERIALS., N E W Y O R K . B e s t Kcreosene Oil and Fluid, of medical imposition, when men assume to he physicians, Rockland. Manila Rope, Tar’d Rope, Anchors and Chains, Bunting Extra Winter Walrus Oil (for Lanterns, &c. without auy knowledge nf medicine whatever, persons can­ Nov. 7. 1660. lj-46 Such SADDLERS and EMBROIDERING SHE Wig,gin’s Hair Restorative, Flags, Wh.ReLead, Paint Oil, Lamp Oil, Patent Wind Tanibo Moravian and Nunn Cotton, Linen Vloas ' ’ Yarns, Flannels, Cassimeres and Sirwigers vi.itlng the city will #,ve lime by culling here, not be too careful to whom they apply, before at least Gold Braid, and other amali article. I oo * lasses, dec. S n tin ctls, as ihey can get nearly everything thut is wanted und at making some inquiry, and especially in relation to those Comniissioners’ Notice. numerous to mention. Woo d’s Hair Restorative., STORAGE. the cheapest rales. who make the greatest pretensions. Advertising physi­ JACOB ROSE VELT. MAItCUB ROSEVELT. which win be sold at the Factory prices for Cash or Wool HE undersigned, having been appointed Commissioners’- Rockland, Nov. 15, 1660. 47»f cians, in nine cases out of ten ure imposters ; and as the WHITE GOODS. April 23, 1857'. H ly Itcuiriiiber the Place, at the Brook. newspapers are full of their deceptive advertisements, T to receive und examine all claims of the credirors to Lnwna, Cambric., Brillianla, Mmdin, Cri-.npnlina, Mar- Holt’s Hair Restorative, Rin tl iii.I, Uec. 14, I860. 50ir without making inquiry, ten to one you will be imposed the estate of James A. Heard, late of South Thomaston,. •etllea, and a general a.aortment of olher guoda usuallv White Granite Tea-Sets for $1.50. O FARMERS. 80,000 BARRELS IO U D R E T T E , upon. (E> Dr. M. will send free, by enclosing one stamp as County of Knox, deceased, represented insolvent; and kepi III such an eaiatdlshment. s made by the Lodi Manufacturing Go., lor sale in lots above, a Phamplet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on six months being allowed to the said creditors for bring­ Curtisf Hair Restorative., Tto suit purchasers. This is the cheapest fe r t il iz e r m State Prison Demands. Ptivate Diseases generally ; also, Circulars giving full iu- ing in their claims ■, notice is hereby given that we shall A G E N T F O R A 7 market. $2 worth will manure an acre of corn, will in meet at the Store of William Wilson iu Rockland, on the Z l ery and Glasi>-W « rplIE late Warden, one dav before the expiration of hia lormation, with the most undoubted references and testi­ FR EN C H and A M E R IC A N H A IR W ORK l l t f crease the crop irom one third to one half, and will ripbn monials without which, no advertising physician or medi­ first Wednesday of Dec, J860, and the first Wednesdays of Hrs. Allen’s Hair Rcstoi •ative, the crop two weeks earlier. Price over seven barrels, 1 ciimmissioii, put a bchedule of all the demands due the January and February, aud the third Wednesday of April of the heal manufacture in the United state., which he Prison, in me hands of an attorney to collect. cine of this kind is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE keeps conilamly on hand or order, at short notice. $1.50 per bnrtel. A pamphlet, with satisfactory evi- WHATEVER. 1861, front 2 ’till 5 o’clock, P. M., of each of said days, to Knitting Cotton. deuce and full particulars, will be sent grutis to any one Those persons however, who will call at our office and receive and examine such claims. BONNETS BLEACHED AND PRESSED. Mrs. Wilson's Hair Rest orativc, settle the demands against them before the tenth day of O ’ Orders by mail promptly attended to. Writqapur A T Wholesale anti Retail VERY CHEAP. seuding address to address plainly, and direct to Da. H. N. MattisoW, as WM. WILSON, LODI MANUFACTURING CO., June uext, cun do so without costs io themselves H. HATCH. A T, .E. & F. J. SIMONTON, above. ‘ , o_ C. C. CHANDLER. Rockland, N ovember 6 ,1860. F 0B ,““r’e ” KoBBII«’S New Diug Store. 125 Commercial St., Boston, Mass? RICHARD TINKER, Warden. Rockland, Oct. 19th, I860. Stale Prison, Feb. 10,1861. 9lf N ot. 6, 1860. (rs46) ly35 t t t f 4,1 Oppotlle Speaj Bookstore. Rockland, Feb. 27, 1861. February 13,1861. 10w8