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From the Embassador. knew little of the town, which was a large MY OWN FUNERAL, will occasionally ; and I believe making love to ous barking in the yard. It was Csesar, my own are the leaders in every branch of industry, The Dog that Wouldn't Emigrate.—A short dog, my best friend. • Ah !’ thought I, ‘ what one, and to expect to know the name of my one man, while you feel it for another, is one of whether in commerce, manufactures, the me­ time since soveral families left Provincetown to The Dying Wife to her Husband. the first rules of the charitable art of flirta­ is human friendship compared with this ? All chanical arts or mining, the native population fair one, by a mere description was hopeless, A PHYSIOLOGICAL PHENOMENON. locate in Eastern Virginia. They took along You’ll think of me sometimes, belov’d tion.’ my friends, even Ida herself, have been deceived being generally indolent and ignorant. Offers with them a large and -ncble dog, of the New­ When I am gone from sight, for there doubtless must' be a great many ‘ That man,’ said he, smiliog in spite of him­ ‘ Well, in this case it was otherwise. I have by a mere wig and moustache; but the dog we by Europeans to introduce steain engines, saw foundland species. While on their passage to When you can see me never more, with dark eyes and black hair within the self; * why, my dear friend, that’s my servant learnt that her parents were, and still are, most kick and beat and despise knows even the sound mills. &c., and the growth of coffee and indigo, Boston in a small schooner, the dog broke loose, You’ll not forget me quite. ‘ bills of mortality ’ there, as elsewhere. John ; don't you remember him ?’ anxious that she should marry the young Due of my distant footsteps.’ I went to him, found for which the soil is admirably adapted, have leaped into the sea, and started on his long and You’ll miss sometimes at twilight hour, My love fit grew more and more violent ‘ Ah, doctor, doctor, I’m afraid you are try­ de P ------, who, as you know, is no less wealthy him chained in the yard—he had never been always been rejected. The architecture is of weary passage home. He was seen and passed My low and loving tone: during the day ; but tired out by my search, ing to make a fool of me. Your John had red in lands than in rank.’ chained when I was alive—received his wild ca­ the most primitive character, the construction by one of our packets, near night, about five Your heart will sometimes feel a pang, ' ‘ Ah, I see; and so the young lady concealed ress, and unloosed him. of the arch being unknown, and bridges are 1 returned to the hotel, and took out my hair, and besides 1 know that man. He be­ miles off Race Point, and nine from this town, When beating all alone. longs to the—the cemetery.’ her real preference by making you the pretext.’ I found the outer door open, and, walking in, built wholly of planks. There are no public heading for the Race Light, nobly breasting the dress coat from my portmanteau to feed my ‘ Oh! nonsense, you’re dreaming. Well, • Alas, I fear so.’ opened that of the dining-room; and there, to roads, but the internal navigation is extensive, rolling waves, often covered by the spray. You’ll think of days forever gone, flame even with the contemplation of the in­ how do you feel now !’ At this moment, fortunately for me, the car­ my amazement, amid an uproar of intoxication, cheap, and convenient. In districts not tra­ The next morning, at an early hour, and be­ And grief may wring a tear, animate business button that had detained I certainly felt a new man. Though weak riages, which had been moving along at the with glasses rattling on the table, and the room versed by rivers, merchandise is conveyed by fore the family had arisen, Mr. James Doyle, to From eyes that have seldom wept, the ‘ black-eyed devinity ’ so long. It was and depressed, still I was free from the dread slow pace which is supposed to be agreeable to filled with a dense smoke from some dozen pipes, elephants, which are very abundant. The rare whom the dog was much attached, hearing an But I shall not be here. and agony I bad suffered, and, us I sat in a grief, during this conversation, stopped near stood my faithful valet, addressing a speech to species called the white elephant is found there unusual noise at his door, arose, opened it, and You’ll come and go, and yet the smile no little delight I now discovered what did not before catch my eye—a fragment of the large chair near the cheerful fire, and looked at the cometery, and we all adjourned to the some ten or twelve grooms, couriers, butlers, The discoverer of one of these animals is con­ was astonished to behold the noble fugitive.— That ouce your fond eyes met, grave. powdered mercuries, and sleek French cooks silk loop of her dress still adhered to the the doctor’s well-known and now cheerful face sidered one of the most fortunate of mortals, Mr. D. says when ho opened the door the dog Will faded be, forever fled, —for he was delighted to find me recovering, Near it was the empty coffin covered with a from the embassy and the houses of the nobili­ and is rewarded with a crown of silver and a arose, placed his great paws upon his shoulders, But oh, do not forget. button, twisted round the shank. I pressed though he would not leave me—the memory of black pall. I stood by while the funeral service ty- grant of land equal to the space over which the aud 1 airly embraced him, giving such demonstra­ it to my lips; it was lilac in color—and ‘ Don’t let me disturb you, gentlemen,’ I said, When cold and lifeless is the form the past stole back by fits and starts. was going on, and really, at first, there was cry of an elephant may be heard. tions of joy as he never believed any animal stooped to gently disentangle it from the bit very blandly, ‘ my business will do at any time.’ That nestled on thy breast, At lust I took a strange resolution. With a something so ludicrous in all this pomp and cer­ The government of siam is of the most abso­ could exhibit ‘ I ’m glad to hear it,’ cried Karl from the end When chill and marble are the lips of brass as gentle as though it were a tress great deal of trouble I persuaded the doctur to emony and well got-up grief over nothing out lute character, the king being regarded and re­ In what pint of the Bay he left his master, deal boards and brass, nails that 1 could scarce­ of the room, and more than three parts drunk, That once thine own have press’d, of my loved one’s hair, when something clink­ keep my resurrection, as I called it, a profound verenced as a diety, and the people are subjected and the distance he must have swum, in a rough ly refrain from laughter. ‘ I ’m not much ia the humor for business ju 9t to the most grinding tyranny The great ma- Oh, sometimes think of me, and come ed in my skirt pocket. I supposed I had secret lor a few days. I told him it was posi­ sea. it is not now known, but when seen he was tively necessary to my happiness, and he. prob­ But when Lord E------, the tears really in his now. But don’t go away, my friend. Come in, ?ority of the people worship Boodh. Of the five miles from land. Unto the quiet spot, left some money there, for in my perturba­ ably thinking that I required great care, at lust eyes, came forward when all was done, and in a bring yourself to anchor, and take a glass of history of the country but iittle is known, This is the fourth time an attempt has been Where all is silent, lone and still, tion and excitement I omitted to search the But oh not quite forget. consented on condition that I would go back to hoarse voice said : ‘ VYe have lost a good friend port—dayvilish fine port—too.’ made to carry off this dog. and in every instance coat on taking it off the night before. I his house during that time. I then addressed in the very flower of youth—one whom I had I took a seat meekly, and a ‘ gentleman ’ in lie has managed to leave in his passage to Bos­ Whaling in the Arctic Regions.- Tho whal­ You’ll thiuk of me when sitting side thrust my hand into the pocket. Gracious myself to the man, and, by liberal promises of learnt to love, and who can never be replaced to plush and powder did me the honor to pass me ton and return by swimming home. The noble ing barque Truelove, Wells, has recently ar­ Mv lone and vacant chair, p ijment, I learned from him that I was then in me—a diligent and hearty assistant, a true gen­ the decanter which contained my own superb me! What did I behold—what did I take rived at Hull (Eng.,) after an absence of eight animal should now be adopted by the town, have And sometimes, love, oh, gaze upon, the watch-house attached to the cemetery ; and tleman, and a man of heart:’ then I felt wine, which had been bottled in 1795, and the “ freedom of the city,” and a pension for out— a gold chain bracelet! months and four days ; and from an interesting This golden tress of hair, further, that my funeral was to have taken almost sorry that I was not really dead, to which these rascally varlets were pouring down life.—• Piovinrr/oum Banner. You could have ‘ brained ’ me with my narrative of her voyage given by the Hull Ad And think that with its sister curls, place the next day, for I had been dead two merit such kindness— kindness never shown their throats in tumblers! No wonder they lady’s fan. I saw at a glance how matters vertiser, we copy the following passage : — “ Sorrow came and left its traces there. It It floated on the brow days. 1 induced him to keep this secret, too , to a man till he is stiff and cold ; and, you may were rather unsteady. Arriving at the noted Bay of Melville on the dont’t say what became of the rest of the har­ That rests within the lowly grave, stood—in the excitement and flurry of un­ and that I might curry out my plans, be was to believe me, I felt thoroughly ashamed of myself Meanwhile I was observing my very faithful 1st of June, she sighted the curious piece of ness. So dark and pallid now. doing the loop from my button, the lady had take the clothes I then had on, to nail up my for thus befooliog an honest friendship. valet. He was certainly magnificently got up. land called the Devil’s Thumb on the following i undone the clasp of her own bracelet, which coffin in the morning, and to prepare everything I looked round on those present, and from He was not content with having arrayed his day ; and on Tuesday, the 10th, she set every ' -^s IT Should be.—The Portland Advertiser But yet your grief will pipa away, had not unnaturally fallen into the coat for the funeral, us if I were really dead. that moment, for the first time, I could detect person in the very cream of my wardrobe, in Like dusky shades of night ; who wero true, who false friends, for grief is the most ‘chaste’ of my ‘continuations’ and the stitch of sail, still pressed onward, entering the I‘n noticing the recent dedication of the Union skirt with which she was engaged, and When all these arrangements were made, I above-named notorious bay, which is commonly ! church in that city, speaks approvingly of the The cypress wreath you’ll change below, perhaps the most difficult passion to simulate. most delicate of my vests, but he had gone to doubtless, on missing it, instead of regard­ retired to the doctor’s house. called by the crews of the whalers, “ Doctor’s | course which was adopted in seating the audi- For one of flowers white. The next morning I sent out the doctor’s ser­ We dispersed, and so far I was delighted with the extent of mimicking my ‘ get-up ’ in every You’ll fondly love another one, x ing me in a romantic light, she put it down particular. Shop,” or “ Break-up Yard.” On the 14th the coco, and which ought to be the rule in all vant to buy me an enormous pair of false mous­ iny adventure. My death had not only revealed cases. It says: And call her thine, but yet that I was of the swell mob, and had pur­ my true friends, hut, far more glorious, had In his hand he waved one of my sixty-shilling extreme end of the ice, and the sea, named the taches and a light-colored wig, shaved off my North Wuter, were very visible. Only one “ We observed that those gentlemen who Your lost young bride, your first belov’d, posely entangled in her dress in order to rob pet whiskers, which were very large and silky, given me the heart that I prized above all.— Havanas, took a slight puff ut it. and then narrow neck of ice, still sufficiently open to seated the congregation, did it, without regard Oh, do not quite forget. her of her jewelry. and having donned a suit of the doctor’s sombre Still, with a perversity peculiar to my nature, 1 throwing it down with an inimitable air of dis­ allow the ships to pass through, lay before to sex, just in the order of arrival. If a gen­ clothing, so unlike my usuul well-made London doubted of the whole of what I had heard, and, gust, exclaimed, ‘ These cigars is not worth a And she thy chosen one, may bring Here was an anti-heroic position to find them ; and only through that neck and ull their tleman was shown into an empty pew, he took attire, I promised myself an amusing cam­ to ba brief, 1 resolved to judge for myself. farden,’ a jest and phrase which elicited the ad­ A heart of love to thee ! one's self, when I wished to be considered fears would be thrown to the winds. It was his seat at the farther end, and if a lady wa3 paign. Tae day passed, and when evening came, I miration of alt his compeers But ah, more loving true, than miue, the most devoted of knights, to be remem­ shown next, he was requested not to move, and had made up my mind to go aud call at the • Gentlemen,' he then began, still waving a (says Capt. Wells) unnecessary to observe that I know it cannot be ! At eleven o’clock I attended my own funeral! she seated herself next to him. This is right. bered only as the most expert of pickpock­ Frankcnsteins in my disguise, and announce my­ handkerchief of the choicest cambric that I had all the ships, which were at this time prett But if she loves you as «he ought, The mourners were not very numerous, consist­ near together, were making tho best of it. A : ‘n tb® House of God one end of a pew is ns ets ! Was ever an honest lover in such a ing of Lord E------, who came in earnest, the self as a friend of my deceased self, charged by pilfered from Ida herself, and with his eyelids With love outgushing, still the Truelove approached it, it was evidcDt-tbat good us the other—and to have four or five stal­ plight, and to make it worse 1 could not see two other attaches, who came for the sake of myself to carry some message to my own lady­ evidently weighed down by the fumee of my old 1 know you’ll sometimes think of her tho channel of water betwixt the two prints of wart men, in the most solemn part of the ser­ decorum, and a few German friends, who had love. The scheme was bold, but 1 determined port, ‘1 will resume my observations. 1 was Who rests so pale and chill. low I was to escape from such a dilemma. ice which formed the neck was narrower; and vices, clatter out into the aisle that a lady may been more or less intimate with me, and came to try it. saying, gentleman, that our departed friend, Mr. I must go down to the grave remembered on­ some reasonable fears were entertained that all push past them to the “ head,” is unseemly,in­ Oh, sometimes fancy that my arms to pass the time. As 1 went, however, I thought I would just G------, regarded me in the light of a brother— ly in that dear one’s mind as the nefarious a brother, did 1 say ! Gentlemen, I should the ships, if any, would not get safely through. convenient, senseless, and cannot be “ polite.” Are fondly round thee twin’d, They assembled at my lodgings, but I had look in at the cemetery. You probably know \\ o are glad to see this beginning of a needed purloiner of her bracelet. To find her out that it is the custom abroad to decorate the rather Bay a [hiccup]—athingimbob—you know As the Truelove came to the margin, there was And that my cheek once warm and fair, not courage to go up there, and waited till they little more than the breadth of a ship of water seforrn ” Is closely pressed to thine. was impossible; but a bright idea struck me, had come down and the three mourning car­ graves of your friends and relations with flowers what I [hiccup] mean, gentlemen—in the light left between the two ices, however, the pros­ When 1 am gone, forever gone, as my eye lighted on a newspaper lying on riages were filing off. I jumped into the last of and immortelles. Now 1 had no relations in of his buzzom friend. You will understand the coffee-room table. I rang the bell, and them, in which were already seoted the two a t­ Munich, and very few foreign friends who cared gentlemen’ that it was impossible for him [an­ pect, if through being exceedingly bright, A Deer Store. George W. Kendall of the I’d be remember’d yet, seemed to stimulate the commander of every Xow Orlean9 p icaj,u„e is at ent Ch, think of me sometimes, beloved inquired of the waiter when the local paper taches, and, by a strange coincidence, my rival sufficiently about me to undertake this. Still, I other hiccup] to leave his property to any one thought that my faithful vulet, whom I had else ; and in inv hands, you will admit, gentle­ *b‘p H,I|UD” h ri3k' H ' d the..h“riielor los,e I out in Texas,” and tells the following story con- And never quite forget. was published. ‘ To-morrow morning,’ he Stockenheim. he saddle, became the order of the day. A - cerning the venif)on in those tg . " * I had not noticed his being there, and, I con­ boen astonished not to see at the funeral, might men, that it is better lodged than in his own.— answered. I sat down and wrote an ad­ little time, and the result of this efiort-wh.ch .. Ou Thursday we killed two more deer, fess, when I found myself by bis side, I trem possibly bring his little token to a master he As long as it lasts, gentlemen —and there’s wine THE BACHELOR’S BUTTON. vertisement ; it was in the following words : must be very important to the interests of the , (nothing 9be t0 e' t at Post Oak) on Frid wa’ bled like an aspen with emotion, and it demand­ had loved so much in them cellars down stairs as will keep us go­ voyage, whichever way it happened, either Ibr 1 c.tulJ down here, knocking oyer another fine OB, HOW A S1NOLC GENTLEMAN GOT INTO DIFFICULTY, ‘ If the lady, whose dress got entangled in ed all my power over myself to prevent a reve­ I determined at any rate to see if any one ing many another night like this—as long as it or against—must be known, as the ships are • buck on the way. Venison is a dru- with us, AND HOW HE OOT OUT OF IT. a gentleman’s coat button, in leaving the lation of my true character. But still greater cared about me. lasts you will find iu this house, gentlemen, S V n,Gh !lnd 1 Onl? wish 1 COuIJ SCnd “ OW concert last Wednesday, will call at or send was my amazement when I saw the real sorrow Justus 1 was entering the graveyard, I saw that beverage which inebriates, though it does CHAPTER I. on the face of the heavy conceited German, so two figures before it, one of which, clothed in not------I mean to say------. Well, gentlemen. minutes, and he three headmost ships are sale and then. You may judge what kind of deer to the Tremont Hotel, she will hear some­ 'h ? r ln t F‘^ ea “ 1Q“te3‘ anti the Princess we have here, when I tell you that the saddle Some years ago, when I was a single man thing to her advantage.’ strongly contrasted with the indifference of my deep mourning, I instantly recognized as that of I will not detain you, I have only to propose a toast, in which I am sure you will -all unite : Char otte, Capt, Deuchars, of Dundee, the - or a buck 1 shot ten days a-o weighed neirlv and dreaming (as some single men do) of There, I thought, as I gave the adver­ two countrymen, who had not only been my ri­ Ida. I was amazed. W hat friend was she fourth ship, iu passing, when within 2o yards pi)Un(ls, and cut anJ inc” a,ld " ter /f vals, but had always prolessed a tender friend­ going to weep and pray for ? I remembered ‘ To my lute friend, Mr. G., and may he rest in double bliss yet destined to arrive, I went to o being through is caught in the closing grasp f.t n tho ta il! I never saw anything like it. tisement to the boy, and five shillings to pay ship fur me. I could not understand this. that het grandmother was buried there. This peace forever.’ ’ a concert at the Music Hall of Boston. Mu­ of the immense floes ot me, and be,ore trie I co-inted 47 deer playing near my wagon the for insertion in the Traveller, there, if that Stockenheim, at least, had a right to rejoice at possibly explained it. But full of vague hope When ihe uproar that followed this had sub­ sic is, poetically and proverbially, ‘ the food will not give me a clue to escape from a very my decease, and there was no doubt about the that this was not her object, 1 followed her.— sided a little, 1 g o t up. quickest tongue could count ten, she ,s in shreds ot!ier d ay-tw o of them bocks nearly u larae of love,’ and in my sentimental state I con­ unpleasant dilemma, and at the same time reality of his grief. She went first to the keeper, and presently I saw ‘ I rise to return thanks,’ I began ; but here and ato m s-a wreck in its most dreadful form. a3 1!iules. I’ll have those two bucks yet, sure?” sumed a good deal of it; not that I bad him conducting her—yes, oh ! jo y !—to my I was ussailed with an indiscriminate clamor, Next to her, and at about 20 yards distant, is J to know who my enchanter is, the fates Av first,. they all three looked ut me with the good ship Truelove, caught also in the pres- , : any object in view. Miue was abstract love; some interest; but my disguise was so complete grave. and cries on all-sides of ‘ Shut up,’ • Turn him must be very unpropitious. sure betwixt the two bodies of heavy floes. She Sunken Fence.—A ha ha” or sunken I cultivated it, I increased my stock, so that that they could discover nothing more than an I slipped from monument to monument, and out,’ &c., &c. My plans being thus so far-adopted, I or­ At length I begun a gain :—‘ I am sorry, my is soon writhing as in the agonies of death.__ fence is uncommon in this couutrv, but very I might have a good stock of the tender pas­ accidental likeness. I was so completely Ger­ finally concealed myself behind one from which Beds, bags of clothes, provisions, etc., are on common in England, and it is called a “ Iia ha” dered dinner, and waited patiently or rather man in appearance, that the two Englishmen I could watch her movements. The other figure, good men, to disturb your very innocent uuiusb- sion on hand whenever I saw an eligible op- the ice with the quickest possible despatch. lroia’t3 generally taking persons by surprise, impatiently, the appearance of the newspa- began talking to one another in English. ments, and pot an end to the agreeable position which was her maid, carried a basket of fresh whilst 1 stood on the ice a little distance off, 43 ’t d'?BS not ttPpoar until you reach it. A portunity of investing it. W ell, to return to paper next morning. It was brought up to flowers. Ida took them from her hand, and of Mr. Karl, over theie. B u t unfortunately ‘ Devilish like poor G----- : isn’t he?' said and witnessed this picture of suffering humani- treQch is dug as deep as it is required the wall the concert: it was crowded to excess, and ______scattered them over the fresh-turned earth.— the gentleman over whose death you are now so my room damp from the press, and then I the younger one. llow completely I saw the ty. On the following day, the iee near the 8'”dl he from the bottom of the trench; ono the rush on leaving, to reach cabs and car- jn a)1 t}ie glory Qf 1 ^ 7 type, my "in- common placeness of that ‘poor.’ amiably rejoicing is not dead at all.’ Then bidjing her retire a little, she knelt down shipwrecked vessel was blasted with gunpowder, s‘d® ^ho ditch is perpendicular, and against riages, was very great. I wore on that mem­ teresting announcement. But, my stars! ‘ Yes ; but he’s evidently a German—can't be beside tho grave. Another volley of interjections now stopped Oh joy ! oh jo y ! why was I not dead to drink me again; but at length tho majority seemed ,y which means part of the clothes of the crew &'1'3 3‘^0 t‘1.e *s erected ; the other side is orable night a blue coat with brass buttons, with what an advertisement was it followed aDy relation. Besides, there has been nu time and other effects were got out of the lost ship, made slanting, at an angle of about forty-five and I flattered myself there were worse look­ lor his friends to hear even of his first illness.’ her tears as they flowed—for I saw them—upon interested in what appeared to them the origin­ in the very same column. I only wonder ality of my remarks, and silence was restored. Sad to say, they also obtained a large quantity i Jcgrco3, and the slanting side is grassed, and There was a pause. the sod ? W hy was I alive to turn her grief to of spirituous liquors from the wreck” and, bein-' ,uay he mowed clear to the bottom, so that no ing men in the room. I tell you candidly, that my hair did not stand on end, as I read ‘ The best proof of what I say,’ I continued, ‘D------d stupid thing a funeral is!’ began foolishness ? joined by the crews of some other vessels” *ilnd is lost. The object is to coneeul the fence, I admired myself, and next to myself, the as follows: the youuger one again. But I could no longer endure this restraint. ‘will be to introduce him personally to you. 1 other party 1 was struck with was a fine girl, believe most of j-ou know Mr. G----- by sight.’ drunkenness, blasphemy and fighting took 30 that wl.ien [’Deed around the grounds of a REWARD.—Lost, or stolen, on the night of the Con- Think so? For my part 1 rather like i t . ! The joy was too great forme. I stole quietly place, which rendered the scene most appalling, gentleman s residence, the prospect of the lawn with dark eyes and black hair, who sat with cert, at the Hall, a Gold Chain Bracelet. It is tlio’t The churchyard is always to my mind the most op and stood near her. 1 heard her bitter sobs Here, to the utter amazement of all present, 1 to have been taken from the lady’s arm by a pickpocket, of On the following morning, which was fine," or iielJ *3 not interrupted by an unsightly w all; some young friends a few forms distant. I gentlemanly appearance, who wore a blue coat with brass cheerful place going. But then it is not every for awhile, and—yes—her prayer, her fervent pulled off the wig—‘ Aud most of you would warm and clear, the spot where the fighting’ and the grounds within the enclosure may be know him again, if you were sober enough to hoped she noticed me and my blue coat with I buttons, and kept near the lady on her leaving the hall. day one gets a senior moved from over one’s, prayer—that she too might follow me soon, and disorder took place presented a most°horra culti''ated or embellished in any way with Any one giving information as will lead to the recovery head.’ I Then she rose slowly and sadly. She turned have your senses about you ; ’ and this time I brass buttons. I looked at her often enough of the bracelet, or the capture of the thief, (if it was stol­ hie picture. One man was lying on the ice in shrub3, or flowers or fruit, and yet the cattle en,) will receive the above reward, on applying to No. 7, * Ah, my boy, and you think you will step and saw me, and at first her face was deadly pulled off the false moustaches, and stood in to attract her attention to both ; and being, Cambridge Place. propria persona before them. one place, yet quite drunk, with his head and feeding beyond it, whom no visible obstruction into G------’8 post! I wish you may get it, es pule. Then recovering herself, she looked face cut and bleeding, to an extent frightful to appears to keep at a distance, are effectually ex­ as my friends would say, in rather a spooney pecially as I have been promised the first paid j strangely at me, as if to ask why a 6tranger in- My faithful valet reeled in horror and fell state, worked myself in a towering passion back. The servants, most of whom had seen look a t ; another walking on the ice, nearly c'nded, as no animal attempts to cross such a CHAPTER III. attacheship this six months.’ I truded upon her grief. I made a great efl’ort naked, quite in a state of madness, with a large Knee. — o f love. But how was 1 to come to the * And I have been stuck down in this cursed j to conceal my voice and my emotion, and then me often enough to recognize me at once, turned Here was a pretty plight—to be adver­ knife in his hand, swearing to cut the throat o f ------object of my admiration, for I was as diffi­ place for the last three years. It will be a gross i spoke. pale as death, and jumping up from their seats, tised in the public papers as a pickpocket, any person ndio dared to interfere with him ; Singular Instance of Affection in a Dog.— dent as devoted—‘ as shy as I was vain,’ as shame if they give it to yon.’ i ‘ Mademoiselle,’ I said, bowing respectfully, pushed frantically, tumbling one oyer the other, when my only crime was like Othello's, that whilst a third lay quite insensible, with his eyes Ch irles Hueston, a man well known on the Ala- an over-candid friend once said ! * Hail Co­ * By Jove, how savage G------would be if he 1 ‘ pardon iny intrusion. This is the grave of my to where lay their quondum host. of could only hear us fighting for his empty post , best friend. You can guess why I came hither, I cannot and will not describe the scene that neirly outof their sockets from the effects of lahaina river, but the last few years a resident lumbia,’ which concluded the concert, sur­ what is called gouging, namely, the eflorts of of California, was killed hy the explosion ot a “ Loving, not wisely, but too well.” on tho way to his funeral. Ila ! ha! and he, But when I found you here, knowingknowin as I did followed. My resurrection was fully confirmed, prised me, as unprepared as on my first his opponent, in fighting, to turn out hi3 eyes steamboat near San Francisco a few months My determination, howevet, was quickly too, so devilish proud as he was—h a ! ha that iny poor friend had no relations in Munich, and the wicked rascals hung their heads in des­ glance to improve the occasion,’ and the I immediately guessed that you must be Mad­ pair. with his thumbs. since. A noble Newfoundland dog owned by adopted. I went up stairs, put on the very I noticed here that Stockenheim looked company were shoaling out, while I stood thoroughly disgusted with the merriment, and emoiselle Fraokenstein. Am I right in my con­ In the mean time, it seems that the man at On the 3d of July, a great number of him escaped injury and dragged the body of his mutely gazing after the object of my love at identical delinquent blue coat, so accurately my heart melted towurds my rival. jecture?’ the cemetery had not been able to keep the se loose whales were playing about the ship. On master to the shore. The dog was sent home the Oth, whales were observed in all directions, to the mother of the deceased residing in Perrv first sight. She and her party eddied for a described, and, taking the paper in my hand, • Yes, and he was one of those terribly affec­ She colored violently, even in spite of the cret from his wife, and she, of course, had pub­ lished it widely abroad, so that when 1 was ush­ All hands wero sent in pursuit. At 10 o'clock County, Alabama. On being shown a dnguer- while by the inner door of the concert room, preceeded to 7 Cambridge Place, tionate men, wh i always want to make a ho- deadly whiteness of her sunken cheeks, and re­ plied with dignity—‘ You are right, sir ; but ered into the drawing- room at the Franken- une was harpooned, and in due course surren- reutype of his lost master, the dog immediately and were then drawn out into the retiring I knocked at the door, aud asked the! som friend of you, nolens volens.’ , servant who answered the name of the fam-' ‘ Ah,’ thought I, ‘ I shall not attempt that a permit me to ask what reason you had fur this steins, I felt a pair of the softest, roundest, dear­ dered her life a prey to her conquerors. Short- recognized it, and commenced licking it, anil current,”&liowed*quickly and lost to sight. Rafter,_ lest Ishouldlose|^ondHavtng heard it, I said, ‘Is Miss Bay- | Make your strange conjecture?’ est arms thrown around my neck, and hot iears ly after she was dead the captain left the ship sending up the most piteous howls. Since than :asy i • I will tell you. You may not perhaps be of joy poured thick and fast upon my bosom.— with the jolly boat, and harpooned another one. time he has refused all food, and moans almost forever all opportunity of identifying my , Yes, a good fellow, very,' answered the aware that I was present at the death of my Ida was mine, and three weeks .afterwards the I’iiis whale, he says, proved to be the most cun- constantly. When last heard from he was in a idol; but, alas ! the lights in the outer cor- \ ‘ 4<®‘ ®lL‘ reP?ted the servant-woman ; > younger. ‘ But a thorough ass, su awlully ro poor friend. I was the only person there be­ worthy, heavy, conceited hut good- hearted ning and wicked ol the kiud that his thirty dying condition, aud is probably dead by this ridor were few and so far between, th a t no ' ‘ w _ ®aJ wan?s b e r^ I inanlic and spooney.’ sides his servant. He charged me with a mes­ Stockenheim officiated as my bridegroom’s man. yeais experience in these seas had witnessed ; time. Where, inhum an history, cun be found I ‘Tell her,’ I replied, ‘ that the pickpock- i ‘Ah, talking of that, I wonder how the sage to you’------• And now,’ said Mr. G------, with a deep for, notwithstanding that up to midnight all such an instance of devoted love, and intense glimpse of my star could I get. I pushed hands were engaged endeavoring to kill the grief at the loss of a loved one? et, with a gentlemanly address, and blue i Frankenstein stood the news of his death. But • Oh ! (she pressed her hand to her heart) is sigh, 1 forty years are passed, and Ida lias gone and elbowed through the crowd, with a view it true? Oh! tell me, tell me, what lie said.’ to a fitter home, and I am longing for tile day whale, she appeared to be very little worse for coat, with brass buttons, who stole her Stockenheim can tell us more about th at.’ all they were able to do to her, there being five of getting to the outer door before my fair The speaker turned to Stockenheim, to whom • It was a strange one. He imagined—I know when I shall be called to follow her ; and sorau- bracelet, is here and wishes to return it to harpoons already in her. All hands were kept Is the Sun I nhabited !—Sir David Brewster one’s party had emerged and thus gaining he spoko in German. not whether rightly or not—that you were at­ how, I dread the thought of death, for I feel her. at work, endeavoring to kill this monster of the states that so strong has been the belief that once more a sight of my sweeting. ‘ Have you seen Md'lle Frankenstein since the tached to another person. But such was his that the next time it will not he so amusing to the sun cannot be a habitable world, that a sci- The woman stared at me as though I were deep ; but not until 6 o’clock on tho following * Hang it!’ 1 muttered impatiently, as I unhappy event?’ ho asked with profound misery devotion, I may almost say his madness, that he attend my own funeral.’ evening were they able to take away hei life? en,tltlc Se“ tleB?an was pronounced by his medi- felt a tug at my eoat skirt, and was instant­ mad, but on repeating my request to her, in his voice. bid me warn you, for your sake, that he felt and that only after having fired three rockets cal attendant insane, because lie had sent a Pa- certain—that he knew it by an inward instinct ly conscious of one of my hind buttons hav­ she went in and delivered my message. ‘ Alas, no,’ answered the heavy officer. ‘She into her ; and lances innumerable. She was re- Per tB theRayal Society, m which he maintained has shut herself up and accuses herself of be — that he should be with you after his death.’ Siam.—Our government having recently form ing hitched to some lady’s dress ; my pro­ Soon there came out, not my fair one, corded as being a “ devil of her kind,” for it that the light of the sun proceeded from a dense ing the cause of it. She is quite mad with I was so fervent in uttering these words, that ed a treaty of friendship, navigation and com­ was not until midnight that she was got to the uni7ersal aura, which may afford ample gress was suddenly arrested. ‘How provok­ “ With all that’s best of dark aud bright grief, tliqy say; and indeed they will not even my voice resumed its natural tone in spite of my­ merce with the kingdom of Siam, which will Meeting in aspect aud eye,” ship, after engaging the crew and the captain Dght do the inhabitants beneath, and yet bo a t ing!’ thought I, as I was brought to a stand, admit me to the house, though I was------’ self. She started as she heard it, and her pale probably lead to tho establishment of commer­ twenty-nine hours. How much they were ex- sach a dlst'£nu0 aloft as to ,ba aal0“i? th®“J for I could not push on without losing a but­ but a stalwart brother. ‘ ------quite her cavalier servant,’ suggested cheek grew paler je t. She stopped and looked cial inteicourse between the two countries, hausted we will leave others to imagine. The tb7® “ ay be water and dry land there, hills ton or tearing a dress ; ‘ how provoking the ‘That,’ I said, handing him the bracelet, the elder attache. me steadily in the face, and as she gazed, her some particulars concerning Siam, which we smell of the blubber attracted a solitary bear, ’ ?.nt, ram aud fair weather, aud that as the modern fashions ; a lady now has as many • No, not that. I always had an idea that own become more and more troubled. I felt I find in the New York Journal o f Commerce, Which walked right up to the side of the shin llS'R,anJ *1'° 3l-'ason must be eternal, the sun ‘ is Miss Raymond’s property ; and though, could not endure it much longer. will doubtless prove interesting. The kingdom loops and as many tentacles about her ap­ she was attached to this young Englishman, and when a loaded rifle put him beyond further ,aty ru® J10110®1™1 bo by far the most as you perceive, I wear a blue coat, with now there can be no doubt of it.’ ‘ You would be happy,’ I said, hurriedly, ‘ to with its dependent provinces, occupies tho parel as a sea anemone.’ It was with some trouble blissful habitation of the whole system. In less brass buttons, and am flattered to think my Good heaven ! I was beside myself with joy. see him once more, would you not?J greater part of the peninsula known as Farther than ten years after this apparently extravagant irritation I stopped to undo the button, but manners are not ungentlemanly, I am bound I longed to leap from the carriage, and rush to ‘ Yes, yes,’ she cried. ‘ But, o h ! how your India, aud embraces, a superficial area of 190.- notion was considered a proof of his insanity, my hurry made the task more difficult, and in candor to say I am not a pickpocket.’ the Fiunkensteins, and clasp Ida in my arms, voice resembles his, and, though it is dark, I 000 squufe miles, containing a varied popula­ Strychnine.—The source from whence this it was maintained by Sir William Herschell as in^ead of undoing I only bungled and more ‘ Then, sir, you shall have the reward,’ But I had deeper plans, and dared not yet. I seem to see some likeness even in your face.— tion nt' Siamese, Peguans, Malays, Shuns and poison, which has gained so world-wide a celeb- a rational and probable opinion, which might twisted the loop around the button. said the brother, taking out his purse. longed, howevor, to qaestion him as to the You are an Englishman. Tell me if you are Chinese, whose united uuuibers are variously rity recently, is obtained, is thus noticed in bo deducible from his own observations on the ‘ Please to let me try,’ said the lady her­ proofs of this; but then my voice would have not his brother, or some— estimated ut from two and a hall to six or eight Dicken's Household Words :— structure of the sun. ‘ No,’ I replied, ‘ for, strange as it may She stopped still, gazing on me intently, with millions. The soil, whose entire extent from self, as I bungled over the business ; she un­ betrayed me, and there I sat, oh ! how happy, In Ceylon and several districts of India grows ' ______appear, though I am no pickpocket, I stole straining my ears to catch every syllable. a look of uncertainty and almost of dreud. I north to south is traversed by the river Melnain, a moderate sized tree, with thick shining leaves, „ , gloved her hand—it was a sweet white hand; the lady’s bracelet.’ ‘ But really,' resumed the elder of the two felt a tantalizing desire to tear of my disguise, which, with its numerous tributaries, overflows and a short, crooked stem. In the fruit season Expansive Power of 8team.—Chemists have so I looked at her face. Stars and garters! The man looked puzzled ; but when I told attaches, ‘ I am very much astonished at what to reveal my living self, and throw myself at its banks every year, inundating the whol it isreadily recognized by its rich orange-colored suuertained that gunpowder is one thousand but it was the very fair one, black hair and the truth, and pointed to my advertisement you tell me about Md’lle Frankenstein. Of her feet; hut no. I saw the ravages grief had country, is extremely fertile, yielding grest berries, about as large as golden pippins ; tne t.'n,es den3er thlln, ?he atmosphere. If, there- dark eyes, I was in pursuit of. As she stoop­ course I do not mean to say that our poor dear made. I knew that this shock would be too quanties of rice,—the staple food of the inhab­ rindrindishi.rd is hard and smooth,smooth. Sodand on™™ covers a„ whit„white, I fore, one thousand cubic inches of atmosphere in the paper, as a proof that I did not want were compressed into one inch, the one inch ed over the entangled button, a slight flush friend was not worthy of all her sympathy and much for her, and in gratitude for her love 1 itants,—sugar, pepper, tobacco, and all the soft pulp, the favorite food of many kinds of to walk off with the property, he laughed would be of the same strength as ono cubic came over her cheek. Oh, it was delicious. affcctiou. Undoubtedly he was a young man made a strong efl’ort and restrained my eager­ choicest tropical fruits, besides the greater num­ birds, within which are the flat round, seeds, heartily at the whole story, and not the least ber of the most valuable products of the East, inch of gunpowder. Steam possesses about one I hoped she never would undo the loop; and, who not only deserved all our esteem, hut en­ ness. not an inch in diameter, ash-gray iu color, and at his sister’s description of the gentlemanly gaged all our effection.’ (I could scarcely keep You are not wrong,’ I said, again disguising and very considerable quantities of the best covered with very minute silky hairs. The Ger­ half of the gravity or weight of the atmosphere; indeed, she never would, for her fingers were pickpocket. my countenance at this flagrant hypocrisy, after my voice. ‘ I am a relation, but cannot now teak, fur ship building, sandal, rose, sapan, and mans fancy they can discover a resemblance in therefore, if 1,723 inches of steam, which can twitching nervously, and my heart was beat- Well ’ he said, ‘ you had better walk in what ho had just been saying in English.) explain how. I have still, however, to complete many other variegated and perfumed woods, them to grey eyes, and call them erows’ eyes, he generated from one single cubic inch of ing audibly ; I tried to help her ; our fingers ■ alld have tea with us, and my sister will be ‘ Then, too, he was very good-looking, poor fel­ my message to you. It is a strange one: pre­ and several choice gums, are derived from the but the likeness is purely imaginary. The tree wafer, were compressed inti one inch, it would met. I able to say whether she can speak to your low, UDd 60 engaging and agreeable in bis man­ pare yourself to hear it. forests, which cover a great portion of the ..th e Stryehnos nu'x vomica, and the seed is the : beconw “®art y ‘«>cB the strength ot one inch of ‘ Please to make way there,’ shouted a identity, after which it will be time enough ners. But no—1 mount to say that I had al­ ‘ I am prepared ; go on,' she replied, hut in a country. The mineral products consist of iron, deadly-poison nut. The latter was early used KunP(nycl®r- 1 his fact will illustrate the great us a medicine by the Hindoos, and its nature expaDSlve power of steam. gruff..XT voice Lbehind. n liir ir l \A7zaWe ▼r’ZVT'/Xwere Lblocking l r t f * I r i n 11up r» a - Al ______1* o ways observed about the lady in question a de­ voice so tremulous that it belied her words. gold, copper, tin and lead. Tho trade of Siam to canvass the propriety of sending for a It was this : he bid mo say that death was a with this country has been inconsiderable, the the passage ; was there ever such an unlucky cided indifference to our poor friend, at least in and properties understood by Oriental doctors, ------constable.’ all mutters of the heart; though I confess, she 6trange thing, a deep mystery which none of uj Eastern nations enjoying almost a monopoly of lo n g before it was known to foreign nations. Another of the Bets.—At Chicago a most spot for so lucky an entanglement? You may be assured that I accepted the seemed to enjoy his society and superior tal­ understand. He felt that he was dying, hut lie it. Its exports, besides the productions above Dog-killers and Fish-scale are two of its Arabic 6ingular bet was made upon the Presidential ‘You hinder the people from going out, invitation. Need I go further with my sto­ ents.’ knew he might live again.’ mentioned, are eotton, ivory, salt fish , the hides names It is stated that at present the natives election by a German, who bet his house, lot Annie,’ exclaimed one of her companions ry. The young lady (to use the words of ‘ Just 60,’ answered the officer. ‘Just what Yes, yes, and I shall see him again, I know, of elephants, tigers, &c , buffdo, ox and rhinoc­ of Hindustan often take it for many months and wife and baby, that Fremont would be with some asperity ; * plague upon the tire­ the advertisement) captured the pickpocket. I always felt myself; and without appearing but----- ’ eros horns, bones and feathers. The imports continuously, in much the same way us an opi- ■ elected. After hearing the result, he took his You will. You have only to name an hour embrace poetery and porcelain, spelter, quick­ um-eater eats opium. They commence with , ‘Keds, wifo and child, and mudo a tender of all some loop, break i t !’ and suiting the action The batchelor’s button no longer adorns my vain, I may say that the young countess seemed to the word, the speaker leaned forward, to show a decided preference------’ to receive him. and he will be with you alive,’ silver, tea, dried fruits, raw and manufactured taking the eighth of a nut a day, and gradually ■« S®®*1 Kith. But his friend, having onp wife blue coat, and I now have framed and glazed ‘ Yes, you lucky dog ; she was always making Alive! W hat do you mean, Bir! You are silks, shoes, umbrellas, paper, piece goods, arms increasing their allowance to an entire nut, unt* bv® chififrsu, refused to increase his stock caught the sleeve of her beautiful friend’s over the fire-place, the advertisement in les doux yeux at you, oven while talking to jesting on a sacred subject. How dare you, sir, and ammunition. The trade in many of the which would ho about twenty grains. If they *n way, and, therefore, declined to take tho dress in one hand, and my coat tail in the which I have been publicly described by my G------.’ come here to mock me ? Leave me immediate- most valuable products of the country is mo­ eat it directly before or after food, no unpleas- poor man s family and property, but gave him a other, and giving a quick and decided tug, wife, as ‘ a pickpocket with a gentlemanly ‘ But I grieve to say that this death,’ contin­ ly.’ nopolized by tho king, but sugar and pepper, ant effects are produced; but if they neglect piec® of advice, took a drink of beer, and parted severed us. The crowd behind bore on, and address.’ When I charge her with the libel, ued Stockenheim, (and there were tears in his I will leave you if you wish it, certainly.— the chief products, are free, the annual exports this precaution spasms result. good friends. we were separated; not, however, before I she always does what she has just this mo­ voice,) ‘ lias not only deprived me of a man for But I am bound to warn you. To-night you of the former being computed at 10,009 tuns, and of the latter at 3500 tuns. Bice is pro R esistance to Ridicule.—Learn from the gave my * star ’ a look which I intended to ment done, pay damage for the slander in whom, as a constant rival, I had nourished a will see him.’ The Origin of w e Turkish Crescent. When real friendship; for, after all, although my rival, duced in such abundance that it sells for 25 to Philip of Macedon approached by night with earliest days to insure your principles against speak volumes. I thought she did not 6eem any amount of kisses, declaring though not I turned hurriedly away. She called after you may 6ay, did he not also at the same time me, but I did not return. I felt that this us 50 cents per cwt. This ia owing to the fertili­ bis troops to scale the walls of Byzantium, the the peril of ridieulo ; you can no more exercise unconscious of my meaning—our eyes met, a pickpocket, I was a thief, and stole her advance my interests—at least I thought so ty of the soil and the cheapness of the land mocn shone out and discovered his design to your reason, if you live in the conshynt dread of 1 know, and this was the only consolation left sumption of mystery and this excitement of a heart and pocketed her bracelet. then—by affording a blind to society? Howev­ vague hope was the best way to prepare her. tax. the beseiged, who repulsed him. Tho crescent laughter* than you can enjoy your life if you me, for immediately afterwards I lost her So ends the story of er, I was saying, 1 have not only lost an excel­ When I had gone some distance, I looked Tho chief town and great mart of trade in was afterwards adopted as the favorite badge of arc in the constant terror of death. If you think it right to differ from tho times, and to and her party to view in the darkness out­ ‘ A B atchelor’s B utton.’ lent friend, hut this event has disclosed many back. I saw her standing over the empty grave, Siam is Bankok, which is considered by Mal­ the city. When the Turks took Byzantium side. very bitter truths to me. I confess, gentlemen, with her head dunk upon her bosom. What colm, a writer on Southeastern Asia, to have they found the crescent in every public place, make a point of morals, do it, however rustic, Tho report that the supreme Court of North that I can now have no doubt that this lovely prayer, what wish was she uttering ! the largest commerce, next to Canton, of any and, believing it to possess some magical power, however antiquatcd,however pedantic it may ap­ chapter n . Carolina had decided against the competency of girl was making me the blind, and was really . • • » * « * city not peopled by Europeans and their de­ adopted it themselves. pear ; do it, not for insolence, but seriously and Univerealists to testify under oath is contradict attached to this unfortunate Englishman. And I now made haste to get back to my own scendents. Of the precious metals, silver alone grandly—as a man who wore a soul of his own That night 1 hardly closed my eyes, think­ in his bosom, and did not wait till it was breath­ ed. The question has been raised, but it is not do you know why she acted in this strange man­ lodgings, so as to resume my real character, and is used as money. The ordinary currency con­ “ It is a fact” says the Bombay Gazette, ‘that ed into him hy the breath of fashion.—Sidney ing of my ‘ bright particular star,’ and what decided. Such a question as was reported ner ?’ prepare for the evening. I had scarcely entered sists of cowries, of which 12,800 (!) are equal the entire population of Hindustan does not av­ Smith. means I should employ to find her out. I would be worthy of the dark ages. Not the remotest, except that young ladies the porte-coclure, when I heard a joyful, uproari­ to only 37 1-2 cents of our money. The Chinese erage sixpence a year lor clothing.” The Tribune on Putnam’s Monthly. Steale County, Minnesota. MAINE LEGISLATURE Forty Years at Sea. © je ftn tk ta ii ffiajttte, The Election of Governor Hamlin to THE LATE STORM. the Senate. We have frequently taken occasion to express We give below the article from a Minnesota Cupt. John F. Bowers, of the barque Mary SENATE. SHIPWRECKS ON THE COAST. Broughton, at thia port, previous to sailing on We were correct in announcing the nomina­ our good opinion of Putuam’s Magazine, and paper, descriptive of the County of Steele, to Thursday, Jan. 15. his last voyage, stated to u friend that he had tion of Gov. Hamlin for the long term of the have for a long time regarded it as the best pe­ which we referred last week. It was unavoida­ been forty years at sea, thirty-one of which he Petitions &c., from the House, referred in [Per Oope Cod Marine Telegraph. | Senate, on Wednesday last, though it appears riodical, everything considered, published in bly crowded out of our last. had been master, and during all that time had To meet, in some degree, the thousand con­ concurrence. forCB T iM,/ aQ' SbiP Ori83a’ Sea» °f “nd that Dri Amos Nouree of Bath, instead of F. 0 . this country. Wo like it fur its purely Ameri­ Mr. Chapman submitted the following order, or Boston, from Calcutta, weutashore on Nau- sever sustained a disaster. He sailed twenty- The Athenaeum Library. stantly recurring inquiries, we propose very years for shipowners who had their count can character, its liberal sentiments, its exquis- Ordered, The House concurring, that the was b n ± iInrt-he “ale Sunday niSh t’ The ship aix We have thought it might be both interest­ Smith of Westbrook, was nominated for the briefly, to give, so far as we may, an accurate Committee od Banks and Banking be directed ing rooms on that wharf—twenty-three years in remainder of the term vacated by Gov. Hamlin. tely written articles on tho variety of subjects and reliable sketch, free from exaggeration, of ed C’fn t 'oF nst “ ate and tl,reo seamen drown- ing and usoful to’ lay before our renders a brief to inquire into the condition and standing of four vessels. He was nine years, ten months discussed within its pages, its fine specimens o1 our relations us a county, to the world in gen­ ton a n ! hAea” ’ Frank T' RolI« 3of Bos- and twenty-six days in one vessel. During the account of the operations of the Athenaeum Li­ Messrs, Hamlin and Nourse were both elected any and all Banks applying for re-charter, and erewal 8haferema‘ader °f the Paa8^ aad poetry, and its critical and able reviews of new eral, and to the rest of Minnesota, in particu­ whole forty years he never was on board of a brary for the past year and of its present condi­ by the Legislature on Thursday last. report their conclusion on each application sepa­ lar. rately, by bill or otherwise, P rovincetown, J aD. 20. Barque E A vessel where a man fell from aloft, or where a The re-election of Gov. Hamlin to the U. S. publicications. We are gratified in seeing this Geographical Position.—.Steele County lies tion ; for we consider it one of the best institu­ Cochran, of Searsport, from Apalachicola for man was buried at sea. He never saw a main magazine endorsed by authority so good as the in Lat. 44 1-4 deg. N ., and Lon. 16 1-2 west of After debate, the order of Mr. Chapman was Boston, eumo ashore in the galeP 1 S lo S e tions of which our city can boast, and one that Senate lias no doubt been hailed witli pleasure adopted nem con. ■par (such as a lower mast or bowsprit) carried Washington. The same Latitude as Portlaud by a large majority of his party in this State.— Tribune, and take pleasure in giving place to Resolve providing for the election of two Sen­ Alonday morumg, about threemiles east of Race away, was never in a vessel which sprung a-leak, is capable of a much more extended sphere of and southern portion of France, northern Italy that paper's comments on Putnam, clipped from or had been in contact, or had been ashore : and They gave him their votes for Governor, it is aud Turkey iu Europe, and contains twenty- ators of the United States, on Fiiday, January influence and beneficence. We are sometimes The barque commenced discharging this af­ more remarkable still, had never been upon an true, and the tremendous majority lie received a long article on “ Our Periudical Literature,” four townships. It is twenty-four miles from 16th, at 12 o’clock M., came from the House, moved to wonder and lament that the good peo­ aud on motion of Mr. Magoou, the same was ternoon and hopes are entertained that the ves- allowance of water. During the 31 years he in a late number of that paper. Tho Tribune north to south, by thirty-six from east to west has been master he has never extended a pro­ ple of Rockland do not more generally nppreci proved his popularity in the party. They be laid on the table. £ lw ,ll be saved. She lays well up on the says : It is the Central County of Southern Minnesota, test to call upon the underwriters. He has vis­ ate its utility and avail themselves of its advan­ lieve him well qualified to discharge all of the and has been stated to be the Geographical cen­ Order came from the House, referring the Report of the Commissioners to revise the sta Schooner Nile of Gloucester, was towed into ited, among others, the following foreign ports duties of that office. But when tho question The best of our magazines—and we think tre of the North American Continent. tages. It offers unusual facilities for the grati­ the periodical the most Honorable to our litera­ tistics to a Joint Select Committee of sixteen port to day by the R. B. Fortes, abaudoned- Those where he has been more than once are Topoorapaical Features.—Its rivers flow to fication of the taste for reading, and provides a was to be decided, Who shall he our Senator at on the part of the House with such as the Sen­ designated by figures :—Liverpool, Llanelly ture which the country has yet produced, is every point of the compass. The largest, the harbor8 Tte ? -the ga‘0 °U‘ °f Glou“ ster Washington for the next six years? and when ate may join. Senate concurred and joined Malta, Gibraltar 2, St. Helena, Marseilles noble and ample fountain at which our citizens Putnam's Monthly. We have said that our Owatonna or Straight river, runs northerly, hoanl rh» fol,OWID£ Pcr30n3. "ho were on Messrs Scammon, Davis, Magoun, Oak, Chand­ Cronstadt, Riga. Archangel, Constantinople may satisfy tlie thirst for knowledge. At very the fidelity and ability, with which that office Quarterlies were inferior to the foreign Quar­ and with its branches, drains a lurge portion of hoard the Nile, are supposed to have teen lost, Smyrna, Naples 2, Genoa 2, Trieste 2. Messina terlies, but Putuam’s is not inferior to the for­ ler, Woodbury, Chapman and Wasson. BookSZk. ofEM‘P°rt> aad low rated indeed the reading community may ob had been filled by Mr. Hamlin were taken into the central and eastern section of the county, 2, Palermo 2, Marsala 2, Trapani 2, Malaga 2, eign Monthlies. It is superior to most of them, and affords frequent sites and ample power for consideration, there was a general conviction HOUSE. On Sunday night wo had one of the most se- Havana 2, Civnfuegos 2, Remedios 2, Trinidad taic. access to a large number and variety of the and equal to the best, which is Blackwood’s.— mills. Tho second in size, the Le Seur, flows that the interests of the party required his re- New Helsoe, Stockholm, Gothenburg, Hamburg bes1 books which our language affords. In fact, we relish it more than we do that world first northerly and then westerly, to the Great Thursday, Jan. 15. iener1AIPerieDced bI» " ‘ng heavy on Bremen, Amsterdam 2, Surinam, Curacoa, Co­ election. The only question seems to have beftn famous work. It has as much independence Bend of the Minnesota river, and furnishee On motion of Mr. Fox of Portland. a n / X ’t’h d b j 10 ° ’Cl0Ck *“ tbe eveninS R blew From the Annual Report of the Directors for greater variety, as fine writing, and an infinite­ a perket hurricane, and continued blowin- with penhagen, Elsineur, St. Thomas, Antwerp 2, whether it was a step of policy so far as regards good water power. Ordered, That so much of the Governor’s the present year we learn tiiat its resources are ly more noble and generous spirit. Blackwood great volence u n til12 o’clock Monday night — Bahia, Montevideo 2, Buenos Ayres 2, Island of The Zombro river heads at Rice Lake, near Message as relates to Banks ba referred to the the future interests of the party in Maine.— Ihe roads are all blockaded with snow Sumatra, Muckie, Qualabatoo, Mingin, Anala- small compared with its just claims upon our never forgets its Toryism, even in its literary the middle of the eastorn boundary of the Committee on Banks aud Banking. criticism, while Putnam is always Democratic -« the commencement of the gale, about boo, Sooso, Pulo, Reich, Pulo Kio, Cape Felix, citizens. 'The whole sum received into the treas But if the party itself is satisfied of what ac county, and flows easterly to the Mississippi.— Communication from B. D. Peck, accepting and Barber Wee. Beside theso, he has been 52 count is it whether “ outsiders ” effect to make and Ainericau, which ought to render it more The Shell Rock and Cedar rivers rise near its the office of Treasurer of State was received. twenty vessels were at anchor in the harbor voyages to the Island of Cuba, aud 14 to the ury of the Library for the year 1856 from as acceptable to us. In one respect Blackwood ande ^on o Monday ' f " “Dd morning S° De ash°re they hadia ' ba all ice drap a f te ed J a bad matter out of it ? We cannot believo southern line, and flow southerly, through the Mr. Vinton of Gray, introduced a resolve pro­ Island of Sicily. He haa been twice to New sessweuts, subscriptions and fines, amounted to has the advantage, and that is, in its novelettes mobt fertile section of Iowa. It is so common viding for the election of United States Senators that another man in the party in this State head of the Cove, except ship Rockland, steam­ York, Baltimore, Richmond, Norfolk, Charles­ but ^161,34. After deducting from this sum and stories, which are almost uniformly excel­ an assertion as to have become a proverb, that on Friday. er K. B. F ortes and one schooner. ton and New Orleans, and once to Mobile, Al­ so well fitted for the responsible office of U. S. lent. Those of Putnam are occasionally tamo. the great thoroughfare of a country, its lead­ On motion of Deblois, of Portland. what was paid for room rent, Librarian’s sen But in its scientific papers, its book reviews, its • Rarc*U9 TT‘ton, in coming to anchor in Prov­ exandria and Portland Senator as Mr. Hamlin. He is well known ing roads and Railroads, follow the course of Ordered, That the report of the Commissioner In the course of conversation with a friend, vices, wood, light, stationery and postage, there sketches of travel and society, and its political incetown. Sunday, drifted into brig Sarah car- throughout the country, and perhaps no man its streams, By this established law, it will bo appointed by Resolves to provide for the further Capt. Bowers said :—“ I have been in and out remained only the small sum of $69,34 with disquisitions, it takes the highest rank. There seen that the great leading courses of travel in revision of tho Public Laws, approved April 1, to'n8 aWQJ the f°ret0P KaIlant mast of the Tri- of Boston Bay twenty-five winters, and never stands better in the estimation of the public. is one proof of its merit, in these respects, Southern Minnesota must pass through and in­ 1856, he referred to a committee consisting of which to purchase new books for the Library On Sunday night, the Triton drifted into the had a man frost-bitten. During ten years in He is experienced, and that is of great advant­ which cannot be gainsayed, and that is the tersect in this county. And we may observe sixteen members to be selected from the House, Yet the Directors have used the utmost economy ice, but will probably get out without damage one vessel, I made three winter and three hurri­ number of popular and sterling books which that in point of fact, from the very first settle­ with such others as the Senate may deem proper netew.i,arah’Ratcnuu Cutter Morris, schoofer cane passages a year. In the great hurricane in every respect, and have done all that lay age to a legislator. He has an influence and a have been already collected from its pages.— weight of character which lew other men could ment of the country, “ the resistless predesti­ to join. Passed, and Messrs. Deblois of Port­ Delaware, and many others are in the ice of October 11,1846, which destroyed Key West, their power to draw in readers and funds The list of republications from it, we believe, nations of physical geography ” in this respect land, Talbot of Lubec, Danforth of Gardiner, Schooners Mwy Eliza, and E Freeman, drift- Havana, and washed down Sand Key lighthouse, be expected to have. amounts to a round dozen, though it haa been have been followed, and these routes are now Woodman of Bucksport, Adams of Newfield, the association. With tho small fund of less d Hmu,eaCh T tt,er’ dr lns :DUCl‘ daniag8 to both. 1 was at anchor on the Bahama Banks, in four W hether his party in this State will find but a few years in existence. Apart from its established. We have many beautiful lakes of Fletcher of China, Drummond of Waterville, than §70 they purchased between fifty and six­ Highland Light, J uu. 20—4 p M Thpr» fathoms water, Orange Key bearing N. W. by literary merits, however, Putnam is entitled to two, three, and four miles in length, containing Holt of Turner, Ilobhs of Waterford, Brown of another man so available as a nominee for Gov­ saiLor teo°m?,ThO°ner d" fting Past "ithout W ., I saved my vessel by sending down all my ty volumes of standard works, comprising Histo the sincerest respect of every man of convic- great abundance of fish, such us Pike, Bass, Solon, Crosshy o f Dexter, Dunn of No, 11, Gil­ yards and housing my topmasts. On the 4th ernor, we will not attempt to predict; that is a tions, on account of the intrepidity with which °“ s ,t ,e crew are still on board.— ry. Biography, Fiction and Travels, which have Pickerel, &c. Several of these lakes are unriv­ bert of Bath, Johnson of Augusta, Pierson of She will drift to sea to-ni»ht of September, 1842, I was in the vicinity of Mo­ question to be determined hereafter ; but if the it has taken and maintained its freedom. It alled for picturesque beauty. The county is Machias, and Foster of East Machias were ap­ ro Castle, and would have been lost, but for a heeu eagerly read by something like a hundred has never occupied a partisan position, and never Republican party of Maine never makes aDy yery well supplied from the springs, lakes and pointed a committee, shift of wind, and in two other hu rricanes, 1 families. The Library originally consisted identified itself with any sect or party, but it greater mistake than it lias in returning Mr. streams, with-purs, excellent water, and perma­ On motion of Mr. Hathaway of Bloomfield, too, is in the ice, off here. neither lost spar nor sail. I never -put but two one hundred Shareholders ; hut many of these has insisted on its right to discuss all questions nent water in wells is found at the depth of a Ordered, That so much of the Governor’s which concern the interests ot society or good andI ptNSIS’ Jan ' 2° ' Schoonar9 Granite State men in the hospital, and never had but two men have since failed to pay the trifling asessment Hamlin to the Senate, it will have given evi­ few feet. The surface is undulating, and in Message as relates to slavery and Kansas bo re­ run away. I have crossed the A tlantic sixty- of mankind, without regard to prevailing preju­ and Panama were at anchoroff the Breakwater’ two dollars which the By-laws prescribe as the dence of greater discretion than we think most parts moderately broken, but generally in largo ferred to a joint select committee to consist of Sunday, 1 □ the gale. They dragged their an 1 eight times, the Equator twenty-two times, and dices. This has sometimes aroused the opposi­ swells. Along the course of the streams, seven on the part of the House, with such as buvehave nasse.lpassed CapeCane Florida sixty-fi-sixtv-fi* ,-e-o timertimes, bound condition on which they arc to retain their parties possess. tion of politicians and theologians, and alienat­ chors and went ashore on the S. W. ground — around tbe lakes, and in scattered bodies over the Senate may join. Schooner Granite State afterwards got off with North. In all the forty yean since I went to lights; so that the number of proprietors now ed, perhaps, the sympathies of that narrow the prairie, a lair supply of good timber is Orders from the Senate directing the Commit­ the assistance of men from Hyannis The P a­ sea, 1 have been only fourteen u jonths unattach­ class which thinks that there is no truth but its tee on Banks and Banking to inquire into the entitled to take books from the Library is mucli The Storm. found, so interspersed with the prairie as to be nama remains ashore, with masts cut away, ed to a vessel. I was in one o'.' the largest New own little truth ; but, on tho whole, it has very convenient to the settler. condition and standing of banks applying for re- m Jan ' 2° ' Schonner Alabam^a, of Orleans packets out of Bost on, a brig of 240 less. We learn from the Librarian's books One of the most severe snow storms ever served to raise it in public esteem. We shall charter, and relating to alteration of certain This cause has operated powerfully in invit­ and from Provincetown for New York, lays off tons, which bad no bulwarks forward of the that in 1856 fifty-nine Shareholders paid their never have a vital and enduring literature until ing rapid settlements and large and extensive laws regulating Banks, were passed in concur­ Monomoy Point, with masts cutaway. Barque known in these parts visited us on Monday last that literature is not only wholly emancipated main rigging. She only made two voyages a annual assessments and that there were fifty-six improvements. The intelligent Farmer of rence. Adjourned. year. I remember when there were but tw o'. It commenced early in the morning and contin from the dread of public opinion, but is pro­ Chester, Capt. Young, from Philadelphia for barques belonging to Boston,—but to tell all I subscribers either for a whole or a part of the means, finds here his field of operations, rather Boston, was in the ite Sunday, off Mouomov ued till the latter part of the day. The amount foundly earnest and sympathetic. The art and than in the wide open prairie or tbe continuous SENATE. re^ii’n t l0S«aie8he drif,edin a south westdi- have seen and all I remem'oer, would tire your , vear. of snow which fell was quite large, but that literature which spring up where the national timber. In tho whole rango of the county, inind is enthralled are a miserable miiliner-work Friday, Jan. 16. ection and has not been seen since. Pollock patience ; so I may as we! 1 conclude, by telling From the Report of the Directors wo also there is little or no waste land, or such us lias was nothing in comparison with the wind expe­ Resolve from the House prescribing the time, i a n ^ ’ has broke from her station and you that I have distributed the Bible in eight and dilettauteism, which disgrace rather than not been, or soon will be claimed. The various i learn that the whole number of books taken rienced during the forenoon, which was almost manner, and mode iu which the two branches is not in sigh. Shovelfull Shoal Light Boat different languages.” exalt an age. But where the national mind is kinds of Oak, Bass Wood, Poplar, Maple, Ash, will proceed in the election of U. S. Senators— rode out the gale a little east of Monomoy. W hat a record! Forty years at sea without from the Library for 1856 was 4669, being an enough to sweep the buildings from their foua sincere and free, great epochs arise.” Elm, Butternut, and Black Walnut, arc the this day at 12 o'clock, being fixed as the time— Bass River, Jan. 20. Sailed, barques Laco­ an accident! We question whether there is in ' increase of 383 volumes over the year 1855.— dations. The roads were badly blocked and most common kinds of wood. Lime stone of the country another seam am who can show such , b by Qne fumi. For the Gazette. was passed in concurrence, and on motion of nia and Daniel Webster, for Boston; also, bri , rendered impassable for the day. good quality is found in some sections. Mr. MAGOUN, a message was sent to the House J. FreemoD, for do. 15 a log. it may be said that lie has been very . *■ j j The Street School. Soil.—This is composed of a rich black loam, lucky, but no where is good luck more nearly : ly during the-year was 106. Heretofore about In another column will be found accounts of notifying that body of its passage in concur­ Barnstable, Jan. 20. Barque “ N , mixed with lime, clay, and a fine black sand, Blake,” fso reported,) from —— for atbaD1?1 rence. allied to good management than at sea. Capt. three fourths of all the books read belonged to the serious disasters to vessels on our coast.— Parents and Guardians, do the children that forming altogether a soil very productive, dura­ off here in the ice. Boston, is Bowers went to sea when a boy, and passed. tbe department of light reading, but of late have been confided to your cure attend school ? Mr. CHAPMAN called up the bill to repeal Many lives were lost in the terrible storm. On ble, and easily worked, Ic has a depth usually, an act of last year dispensing with the addition­ A despatch received in P o- ,i„„ , . , through all the grades of bis profession, with ' , , , - r of from two to three feet. The sub soil is al­ states that the fcarqne Teder ?eate>day no friend but bis merits to recommend him, con- -t!l8re has been niamrested “ £rcater desire for Wednesday we had another fall of snow, and And if so, what school, the public, the private, al Justiceship of the Supreme Court, made va­ most universally of clay. Most excellent beds <5 days from Cadiz for Bo' . ’ ■ ? t- Reterson» sequently he is master of his- business,- and I more substantial, useful and instructive books, to-day as we go to press we have still another or the street school ? Do you realize, that your cant by tbe removal ot Judge Davis, and on of clay for brick, are quite common. In gener­ ashore on Saturday np J .L 'vtth salt’ went knows bow to perform it. Yet ho is cum para- This we regard as a good omen,and as indicating child—that every child in the land—even if ho motion of Mr. JONES, the same was referred hands were lost ud'- . ? at Swampseot. All al productiveness, its eoil is unsurpassed in the to the Committee on the Judiciary. lively unknown, so much so, th a t if he aspired j aQ j ,nproveluent of tho popular taste. enters no school room, or receives no private in Territory ; and judging from our corps, wo may pieces. Six of tb £ ,-e Tease had gone to to be captain of a first class clipper, he i The Better Way On motion of Mr. BROWN, ashore. 8 bodies bave heen washed At present the Library consists of about struction is still a scholar—is emphatically a safely include the whole West. I t grows all Ordered, That a message he sent to the House be questioned as to the vessels he had command- | It seems generally thought necessary that an , , ... . , , , the great staples, as Wheat, Oats, Corn. Grass, ed, aud required to give references ; while many 1 eighteen hundred volumes, And as these buoks learner? Constituted as the human mind is, it j Rj0“ _ &(J . grfJat porfcctiou. There bave> us of Representatives proposing a convention of Randall afn-U’ u°K.,EmPire of Portland, Capt. Instructor, to command respect, shou.d keep at the two branches this day at 11 o’clock, for the men who are bis inferiors, not only in seaman- have been selected with great care by a board must receive impressions of some kind, either yet, been no failures in crops. of cotton atrUetUb' 6 ^OstOn’ ™th a carS° ship, but general intelligence,, would be ,-roD'ered of nine dir ;t wil, b ; witbout af. a distance from his pupils. But we think there purpose of electing a councillor from the Cum­ for good, or evil. In life’s young morning.every Climate.—Wo are just north of the line of outer rotes off ? ° i1X°ndayie-\-erUDg’ on tho a command that he would have to soiiei:. But is a “ more excellent way.” In his intercourse berland district. final'v bronchi-“ b asset, drifted over, aud such is the way of the world—incompetent pre- , gument that they comprise a great variety of sense, every faculty, every virtue, and every constant snow in winter, and are not subject to A message was received from the House con­ with his scholars, the judicious teacher will the frequent and violent changes that our L»d.'.» 1 UPL",n what is called tbe Black tension is too often preferred to experience and valuable reading. The books range from grave passion is susceptable to the slightest impres­ curring in the foregoing proposition for a con­ Vesto-iiav^ ’a® b‘ g8d and wa3 ful1 of water never permit respect to degenerate into a hurt­ neighbors a few miles south of us, have to en­ vention. merit—a man is valued more by his brass than discussions of science, politics, history ami art. sion :—that look—that gesture—that unbidden dure. About this time, Dec. 4th, wo receive seen from Th ‘i"2’ Three °f the crw "ere his brains. Still Capt. Bowers does not com-1 , , , . • ful familiarity, but at the same time, he will At 11 o'clock the Senate proceeded to the “een'rom the shore on the Ledge, and efforts plain. Far from it ; he is both cbeeiful and the bg !lt and PloasaDt revenes of tbe n°vcI" word—that unworthy sentiment of yours, which our winter's supply of snow of about 15 inches, Hal! of tho House for that purpose. show such an interest in their studies, their in­ which remains till the middle of March, during life bo'n IDnlta t> |r Madr t0 reSCUB tliem in tbe happy, and speaks of his condition with grati- ' ist, “ from grave to gay, from lively to severe,” the next fleeting hour erased from your recollec­ [See House proceeding.] heavy' t?S-tand‘^S tbe surf wa3 Tery nocent amusements, as to gain at once their love which time it is steadily cold, and we have the The Senate having returned. tode to the Giver of all good. A small me.dent and are suited^ to every taste. Here the young tion, best of roads, and the most clear, bracing at­ tin™ « 1, ,caPtaln “nd crew succeeded in get- will illustrate his character better than any- ana old, the professional man and the man of and esteem. At 12 o'clock,the hour fixed for balloting for “ Lost iu the gaping gulf of blank oblivion,” mosphere. Indeed, it is the favorite season thing we could 6ay in general terms. i, . , , . In general, we think the less is said in school, U. S. Senator, on motion .of Mr. MAGOUN a When cholera prevailed in Boston, our Cuba husmess, the philosopher and the rustic, the with many. It is also a fact proved by the ex­ committee consisting of Messrs. Magoun, Brown about order, the better; but all the school has entered tlie plastic mind of the listening perience of the last 3 years, that both the kill­ merchants were in the habit of sending their merchant and the farmer and the sailor, may all and Oak was appointed to receive, sort and .U'Z 3 “*■ should feel that it is required. child, it has daguerreotyped itself upon that ing frosts and the snow h ive come later in the count the votes for U. S. Senator for the short vessels to Portland, there to clear and obtain a filld hooks adapted to their peculiar needs, pur- fall and disappeared earlier in the spring than clean bill of health, to avoid the long ouaran .. , . . „ - , - Every teacher should carry about with him young heart, andj time will only petrify tho term. Having attended to that duty the com­ , 7. r, . 1 n . suits and tastes. Here is the American Ency- dark impression. In after years, tho wretch, in the States south of us, or the Eastern States. mittee reported as follows : tine nnpossd upon vessel.*, from Boston. Capt...... an abiding sense of his responsibility, and con- The spring opens early aud the season is ample the gale jesterasy morning daring Bowers arrived at a port in Cuba from Portland,' clopedia of Lseful Knowledge which gives ac­ you tuiu from with unutterable lothing, as a Whole number of votes, 29 and when questioned by tbe authorities, wheth- curate information on all sons of subjects ; here star,tly study to secure the highest good of in length for maturing any of our common Necessary to a choice, 15 monster of depravity, perchance, “ may shake crops. Tho weather, during each of the sea­ wero saved. P 8' R cn hoard the cargo^ha.dbeen take Q in at Roston or Port- is Harpers’ Family Library; the W ritings off those under bis cale AMOS NOURSE has 28 sons, is on the whole, remarkably fine and land, without hesitation, stated the truth, while his gory locks at thee ” and say—“ thou hast N. G. Hitcliburn, 1 W ood s Hole. Jan da rp, Washington, of John Adams, of Jefferson, of And let him, daily, seek guidance and strength agreeable. ^ " “ y a 3°b°oner', isiiore on c U P oA ’ donoit?” If sucli influences as the forogoing •And Amos Nourse was declared duly elected many others less conschmtious, swore their car- , " “ from the unfailing source of wisdom and power, Health.—In this particular, we may chal­ “ r d X h V PParently in ‘^0 ieeP at the goes through as well as their vessels. It was Webster of Prescott,; the Histories of England on tlie part of the Senate. On motion of Mr. and go to tlie discharge of his duties with a are exerted within tlie sacred domain of the lenge the world. No malarias or lung diseases, only a Custom House oath—a mere matter of by Hume aud Macaulay ; the Histories of our MAGOUN a message was sent to the House, Holmes' Holl as vet,m tAlUheID-elllfi|eD’e £ 0Ul love for his work, and he may hope by gaining social circle, in spite of fumily ties, friendship and in fact very few ailments of any kind, are notifying that branch of tho choice on the part form, like a soldier's breakfast. The conse­ ' own country hv Bancroft and Hildreth ; the wo subject too. But vigorous health, voracious ffw daR r?de out tbe gale'^MfeTv. A quence was that Capt. Bowers returned to But­ the affection of his charge, to secure that co­ love, ar.d religion, wliat may we expect will he of the Senate, ) Novels of Cooper and Irving and S cott;—Ilis- appetites, and the strength and will to do seem On motion of Mr. HALLOWELL, a commit­ ton without landing his cargo, where, we are operation, respect and obedience, so essential to the future character of that child who as soon to affect all. sorry to say, his love of truth *waB not recog- torv, Poetry, Romance, Biography, Essays, Ser­ tee consisting of Messrs. Hallowell, Graves and as he possesses the power of locomotion is per­ First Settlers—Less than three years since nized as a virtue. mons, Patent Office Reports, &c. &c : and the the welfare of both teacher and taught. Smith was appointed to receive, sort and count n^rry^Va^ b- mitted to range the public streets at will. All C. Lull the first inhabitant of the County, set­ the votes for a U. S. Senator, for six years from But he soon found other friends, and his good list of books is constantly though slowly increas- tled near tlie northern boundary, in tlie valley luck still sticks to him. We think, without . _ , ,, , „ the corruption, the infamy, the degredation that aud after the 3d of March next. Haviug attend­ presuming to dictate, that our underwriters inS- By ajvote passed nt the annual meeting of Tho Halifax (N. S.) Recorder accuses the of the Straight river ; twenty-two months since, ed to that duty, the committee reported as fol­ breeds in private, and riots under the cover of it is said there were nineteen men settled in vicinity sehooners are dismasted ing that wuuld confer honor upon themselves, l y recog­ the Shareholders in January 1856, and renewed ! Board of Works of that province ol having lows : darkness is poured into your child’s ear at noon­ the county. Tho present population (several Wholo number of votes, 29 nizing in some way his merits. It may he prop the present year, shareholders who are delin-1 turned wreckers, and proceeds to establish the thousand.) we can only form an uncertain esti­ ■■ w * “• i»™“-1 «'»'=' •» »*» ““ “» day,—he lias the ribald oath and the obscene HANNIBAL IIAMLIN had 23 C^-For disasters in this vicinity see shin mate. But we fully believe no county in the news. 1 jest at his tongue’s cud long before he enters Nathan Clifford, 1 obtained the few details we have woven togetli- tcd t0 tako bouk3 from tbc Library by paying i|’8 Island in the harbor or Halifax, originally Territory has been settled and improved, espec­ And Hannibal Hamlin was declared elected on his teens,—tlie prayers he learned on liis moth- ia lly this season, with the surprising rapidity er from Mr. Alfred Nash, branch pilot, and into the treasury two dollars each. This is cer- bore a bright red light, tu t that the Board a. the part of the Senate ; and on motion of Mr. of this county. Tho Havana papers mention the extraordinary others We do not oven know Capt. Bowers') tainiy a very liberal measure and cannot fail to ' few months since substituted a clear white lig h t! er’B knee> bave becomo obsolete : but he is a Ilersoy a message was sent to the House,notify­ occurrence in those regions of a fall ol snow, Our unequalled agricultural advantages—our ing that branch of tlie result of tlie ballot. persona y. .t.a s . I give satisfaction. Wc hope all tho original [ for the red one, without giving any notice what-1 Probc*ent *n tbe 'Ocaku'ary of tlie gtog-riiop central position for roads, the great emigrant near Villa Clara ; the people in the fields are Mes-ages were received from the House, in­ said to have taken it for salt, and to have been i 6to -kholders will avail themselves of its provis- ever that sucli change had been made. T h e! aQd the loafers stand, he has leainad falsehood routes from the South, the East, and from the forming the Senato of the election, on its part, North, intersecting here, have tended strongly very much surprised to see it melt away in their of Amos Nourse, U. S Senator for the short hands. southern absenteeism. It says that man make | when it cau bo done by paying so small a sum. wrecked near the entrance of the harbor, the uPon k*s indulgent parents with the gravity of to produce this result. We may truly say that term, and of Hannibal Hamlin for the Lon, as a class, the settlers are possessed of intelli­ Term. 'a judge; if detected, he lias such an artful A Sure Cure for ^a Cough.— Wistar's Bal­ fortunes in the South to spend them in the May wo not hope, too, the subscribers will] cixptaiu, seeing a clear white light instead of a gence, energy and all desirable traits of char­ On Motion of Mr. MAGOUN that Senator sam of Wild Cherry is pleasant to the taste, North, aud even goes so far as to give the names way of turning things, his peccadillos are dis­ acter in a high degree. It is seen in their ac­ was charged with a message to the Governor increase, when for the paltry sum of §1,50 they red one, mistaking it for Sambro light. Marin- and seldom fails to effect a speedy cure of every of several gentlemen who made fortunes in missed with a slight reprimand. If not the tion taken to build roads, bridges, school-houses, and Council, informing them of the election of ers hound to Halifax will hereafter ho on their species of throat and lung diseases. It is a Louisiana, aud then “ ungratefully ” went to I can enjoy the reading of I860 volumes in a year, ' and other public institutions, Amos Nourse Nourse as U. S. Senator for the most hoprful he is the most precious youth id scientific preparation, skillfully compounded. New York to enjoy them. As this I s a free the price of which is not equal to the expense ; guard. short term. country, they had an undoubted right to do so, the community, not in useful information— of one miserable, trashy, weekly paper, only fit though if he lias arrived to the age of twelve, I EsT The new American postage arrangement On motion of Mr. IIERSEY that Senator was but the Creole seems to think not. charged with a message to the Governor and Wealth of the Nation.—From the official for the flames ;—and not equal to half the ex- Our Homes.—The terrors of the sea, so vivid- has been discussed and canvassed, and debated, “ W hy,” demands tlie Creole, “ are our r , u i - i • ... . i. . , . . . , he has acauired all tho book knowledge that cau Council, notifying them of the election of Han­ tables accompanying the last Report of the Sec­ southern cities so far behind the cities of the pense of one hall, winch is an entertainment1 v brought to our notice, must impress us with ; „ , , , . . , . ,- , by tbe various practically minded clear-headed r . , . , . , „ , , ,r , ° ’ find a lodgment in an understanding so thorough- nibal Hamlin for the long term. Adjourned. retary of the Treasurer, we learn that the total North in all those enterprises which build up, tor a single evening, but one dollar and a half i a new sense of the value of our homes on terra , men of New York and Boston, and has finally wealth of the United States in 1856 is estimat­ beautify and adorn ? Why does New Orleans ly overrun with the rank and poisonous weeds paid into the Library will purchase a better en firma—their quiet and comparative security. In resolved itself into the following shape, and as HOUSE. ed at §11,317,911.072. The valuation of. grope along like a blind giant, with cords upon of vice—but it is of the Jack Shephard stamp Friday, Jan. 16. Maine is $131,128,186. New York shows the tertainment for every evening in the year. such will be presented to Congress:—1st— her wrists, and manacles upon her feet? Why the contrast, what a very mockery it seems to and floats and froths on the breath of the red largest valuation, Pennsylvania next, and then is she the insomnolent and impoverished Dublin A letter was received from Hon. Edward Fox, The advantage, on the score of economy, of; speak of a “ home upon the deep.” On tho and yellow covered literature of the day. His No franking, government to pay its own post­ declining the office of Councillor, to which he Ohio. Massachusetts, the seventh in the scale of America, with all her tremendous aptitude age. 2d—Uniform postage of two cents, of population ranks fourth in valuation. for commerco, instead of being an opulent having such a Library within convenient dis- wrecks which line our shores the trembling souls hopeful father thinks him well calculated for a had been elected. which includes delivery. 3d—Free letter deliv A message was received from the Senate, pro­ Tyre? What keeps her from massing brick and tance is very great. l\ e want to read Dr. that waited their anticipated doom must have l lawyer—yes, he had better study law, so as to stone together, until her streets l'me tbe margin ------• ery. 4th—No Compulsory Pre- payment.— posing a convention of the two branches at We cannot refuse a place to the annexed say­ Kane’s Arctic Expedition, for instance, the cost turned with an agony of longing to the homes, keep cut of the meshes of tho luw, but liis of Lake Ponchartrain J We write tlie answer eleven o’clock to choose a Councillor in place of ing of a good and sensible young lady. It cu tj uf which is four or five dollars, hut for one dol­ which they had so little hope of reaching. The 5th—Dead letters to be returned. 6th—Post in italics It is becaus: Northern men, having pleas will he moro likely to ho made in the Dock,! Edward Fox,—declined. The House concurred. like a two-edged sword : “ When I go to a only a temporary interest here, invest the gains lar and a half we can read that, and have our same storm which filled them with dismay, than at the B ar,-instead of addressing the Office wone-Y orders' 7th-C heap Ocean Post- IN CONVENTION. theatre I am very careless of my dress, as the gathered from southern purses in real c.'tate in choice out of 1809 volumes besides,—a literary raged and roared iu vain above our home roofs. Court he will receive Buch weighty admonitions , a“B' At the hour assigned, the two branches met audience are too much attracted by the pb.y to New York and Boston, Philadelphia and Brook- least t0.last the whole year round. By day we gazed calmly out upon the rushing in convention. observe my wardrobe; but when I go to o’,lurch from his honor, that he will execrate the mem­ I am very particular in my outward appearance, lyn. Then, too, they go thither every summer squadrons of the air, and at night wo'slept,— Messrs. Garcelon of Lewiston, Phinney of to squander money upon northern watering We close our remarks with a single sugges­ ory of his weak parents till his dying day.— 1 Morality of D ivorces. Speaking one day Cumberland, Graves of Kennebec, Dunning of as most people go there to see how their neigh­ daces, finding their heaven at Saratoga and tion. Who is the public spirited citizen, so fa the very roaring of the storm lulling us to a Our villages and cities swarm with children, of tb° m ™ ’ 1 Mr''X -ebster, “ id ‘1,a‘ he bors dress and deport themselves.” Newport, the )V bite Mountains, and other fash- voredby fortune and so attached to his city and 0 . . ’ could almost believe everything related by his- Harpswell, Joy of Perry, and Pike of Eastport, deeper slumber. Oh, blessed homes! Standing a committee to receive votes for Councillor re­ ionahle places of resort ” 1 who are taking lessons in the street Bchool.— ! torians of their extraordinary virtues, public ' desirous of wedding his name with her’s, that he ' *n er0'v^3 “long tke oity streets, or nestling in Tho dare-devil-don't-care image of insolence, j and domestic, when he dwelt upon tho fact that, potted. The New York Journal o f Commerce, a Bu­ secluded valleys, or scattered on the village though their law-s authorized divorce, yet, for Whole number of votes, 104 chanan free trade paper, probably hits the nail A Smart W oman— The following incident, wiU offl!r a sum—say of five thousand dollars— impudence, and recklessness may he seen George Pierce of Harrison, has 139 plain, we shall value them more than ever be- the first five hundred years, no individual ever on the head in the following paragraph, referr­ narrated in a San Francisco letter, has already to the Athenaeum Library, on condition that it stamped on, the faces of mere boys tlioy m eet, ayaj>a(i himself of such a license ! “ It was the Samuel Jordan of Westbrook, 25 ing to the secret of the choico of Mr. Cameron, fore, as we think of tho voyager on the winter been alluded to, hut fullparticulars, which have shall be made is free Public Library, to all the you with the swagger of a man-of-wars-man domestic training,” he said, “ it was the Mr. Pierce was declared duly elected and the tho new Republican Senator from Pennsylva­ not heretofore been given, we think will interest sea, amid the darkness of storm and night,— Convention seperated. nia :— citizens of Rockland forever, and that the said or the assurance of a highwayman,—their mother who made a Publicola, a C'amilus and our readers God have mercy upon them. Coriolanus. Woman, protected by the inviola­ At the hour assigned tho House proceeded to Mr. Cameron served one term in the U. S. The ship Neptune’s Car arrived Nov 15— , -donation shall he invested and its annual in- breath is redolent of Alcohol and tobacco, es­ bility of the nuptial hand wero invested with a ballot for a Senator in Congress to fill tho va­ Senate several years ago. He is a strong pro­ Fifty days ago, Capt. Patten was attacked with come be appropriated to its support and en­ pecially the latter,—proud as Lucifor, ignorant dignity that gave authority to instruction, and cancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon. tectionist, and it is probable that a preferenco Hannibal Hamlin. the brain fever, and for the lust twenty-five days largement? The Bath Tribune, in behalf of the Cor­ as a parrot of true knowledge,—home, the made the domestic hearth tho nursery of heroes. for his views on this head, over those of Col. he has been blind. Previous to his illniaa, lie Messrs. Vinton of Gray, Chadbourno of Per­ Forney, the democratic candidate, influenced net Band and members of the City Greys of school and the church are becoming useless in­ Public virtue fell with private morality. Under had put the first mate off duty, on account of Imperial Rome divorces were sought for and ob­ ry, Tolman of Rockland, Hersey of Bangor, the votes of the throe democrats who voted for H ome.—No matter how humble home may he, his incoinpetency. Afterward, the seeon 1 rnato ; that city who visited Rockland on New Year’s stitutions to these fast youths, who, alas, have tained upon frivolous pretexts, and all do­ Hall of Gorham, were appointed a committee to him.” took charge of the ship, hut us he did r.ot un­ liow destitute its Btores, or liow poorly its in­ and attended the Ball of our City Guards, takes every prospect of graduating in the highway mestic confidence was destroyed. The inevitable receive tho votes. Each member being called in derstand navigation, the cantain's wife worked order by the Clerk deposited his vote witii the mates are clad, if true hearts dwell there, it is occasion in a recent number of that paper to be­ and byways of Infamy ! Roader, whero do consequence was the loss of public morality.— The Lousville Courier furnishes the follow­ up the reckoning every day, and brought tho Men who had been false to their private obliga­ committee. ing. ship safely .into port. The first mate wrote yet a home—a cheerful, prudent wife, obedient stow some very flattering comments on such of your children spend their waking moments, es­ tions, would not he true to their public duties ; The Committee reported, EPITAPH ON “ SAM.” Mrs. Patten a letter, reminding her of the dan­ affectionate children, will give their possessor our people as they met while here. Theyho- pecially their evenings—do you patronize the Cmsar divorced his wife, and betrayed his coun­ Whole number of votes, 142 gers of the coast and the great responsibility AMOS NOURSE, lias 118 Here lies poot Sam, and, what is strange, more joy than gold or honor. stow acknowledgments on the Berry’s Stage street school—are you impressed with a patriot- try. Grim Death has worked in him no change ; she had assumed, aDd offered to take charge of “ The sanctity of tho nuptial bond is, in my Nathan Clifford, 21 He always lied, and always w ill; The home of the temperate, industrious will company, on the generous landlord of the Com­ ift desire to increase the crop of jail birds—to the ship, hut she stood by the judgment of opinion, one of the prineial, if not the chief George Evans, 3 lie once lied loud, and now lies still. be his greatest joy. Ho comes to it “ weary mercial, on Mayor Berry, the City Guards, Ac. her husband, and declined the offer. During furnish the ready made materials for some fu­ cause of the superior refinement, freedom and Blank, 1 ail this time, she acted as nurse to the Captain; And Hon. Amos Nourse of Bath, and worn,” but the sound of the merry laugh The article concludes thus : — ture Cataline ? “ Look to your hearths my prosperity enjoyed at the present time by was declar- A Church Notice.—The sexton of a Church ed duly and constitutionally elected Senator in studied medicine, to learn how to treat bis case; and happy voice of childhhood cheers him, and The occasion as a whole contributes largely Christian nations.” out West not long since pinned a paper to the shaved his head, and by her constant care and lords, for there shall sit shapes hot from Tarta- Congress for the unexpired term. to cement the good feeling heretofore existing door of the edifice, containing the following im­ watchfulness, kept him alive. She said that for a plain but healthy meal awaits him. Envy, The snme committee were charged with re­ between large numbers of the citizens of the riusjill shames and crime !” portant announcement: “ I hereby give notice fifty nights she had not undressed herself.— ambition and strife have no place there, and Our state has wisely established public ceiving the votes for a Senator in Congress for sister cities of Bath and Rockland, and many Carrying H ome Bundles. Many people have that a vestry meeting will be held in this bouse Few women could have done so much, and the term commencing with March 4, 1857. w ith a clear conscience lie lays liis weary limbs who could not participate will remember the schools, and a reform school, would it not bo a contemptible fear of being seen to carry any on Wednesday evening next, the 16th instuntr done it so well. She was a t cdcc navigator, They reported, d. iwn to rest in the bosom of his family, and kindness as done unto them. well if our law makers should enquire if the bundle, however small, liaviDg the absurd idea at seven o’clock, in order to come to a final con­ nurse, physician and protector of the property that there is a social degradation in the act.— Whole number of votes, 140 clusion as to what color this church is to ho u nder the protecting care of the poor man’s exigences of the case do not demand the erection entrusted to her husband. The matter has ex­ The most trilling as well as the most weighty HANNIBAL HAMLIN, has 115 white' washed.” cited a good deal of interest here, and, indepen­ I riend. I. O. of O. F.—At a meeting of Relief Lodge of whipping posts—where something liko jus­ packages must be sent home to them, no matter Nathan Clifford, 21 dent of other considerations, all are anxious for No. 8, held January 2d, tho following Offi­ tice can he dealt out to persons, who assume the how much to the inconvenience of others. This David Bronson, 3 her sake that the Captain should recover.” — arises from a low sort of pride. There is a Scattering and blank, 2 Wo overheard a poor weather hound individ­ During tho month of December last, two cers were installed for the ensuing term, viz:— responsibility of parents, but with a reckless­ Boston Journal. pride that is higher, that arises from a conscious­ The report was accepted and Hannibal Ham­ ual, the other day who was caught in the tain ships, two barques, throe brigs, and five Freeman Harden, N. G.; J. A. Ingraham, ness bordering on total depravity, neglect its ness of there being something in the individual lin declared constitutionally elected. Senator humming to himself in a doorway, V. G. ; D. M. Spear, Secretary ; John Lindbay, Died in Waterville, 18th ult., Capt. N athanschooners, belonging to various ports in this most important duties. G. W. W. not to be elfected by such accidents—worth and in Congress for tlie term commencing with the 'T wa9 ever thus from childhood’s hour, C, Faunce. aged forty-five years. Capt. Faunce ; State, were lost at sea. Estimated value of Treasurer. weight of character. This latter pride was ex fourth of March 1857. That chilling fate has cn me fell, The Senate was notified of their election by There always comes a shocking showtr, was widely known to the travelling community I vesse, §138,100 ; of cargo, $281,900. The Boston Journal says that Burden's Press­ hibited by the son of Jerome Napoleon Bona­ When \ bain’t got no uiuberell! About twenty-five years ago lie took charge of | o > > E T T. A. Wentworth, No. 2 Spoffurd Block, parte. 'While he was in colloge he was one day message, and a message was also sent to the ed Boat, Ship, Brad & Countersunk Bailroad Governor and Council communicating the same the steamer Ticonic. the first 6teamhcat that is selling his extensive stock of Furs and Win­ carrying to his room a broom he had just pur­ Revolt of the Bachelors. On Sunday eve­ ever passed between Waterville and Augusta. C£J”We would remind our citizens of the en- ter Caps at cost. See advertisement iu anoth­ Spikes, are the greatest blessing that recent in­ chased, when lie met a friend, who noticing the to that brunch of the Government. Adjourned, ning, Dec. 21, Rev. Mr, Partridge, pastor of broom, with surprise exclaimed. “ Why do you ------1 tertainment to be given at Beethoven Hall, on er column. vention lias conferred upon builders of ships.— the Univers.d'.sk Society in Essex, preached a not havo it sent home?” “ I am not ashamed The Quaker Vote.—The New London Chion- Tuesday Evening next, under direction of the Blodget. Brown & Co., 80 & 82 Pearl Street, When work sioiwon comes, work in earnest sermon on the subjeot of matrimony. Three of How to Sweeten Solitude. Shut u hoy dowu to carrry home anything which belougs to me,” and when the pluy time comes, enjoy it. Have the single gentlemen took the discourse so much ide suggests that the celebrated Quaker vole of Ladies of tIie Congrcgationalist Society. See Boston, are selling them all over the United Pennsylvania was called out at the receDt . . . , iu a cellar, aud give him free access to the mo­ was the sensible reply of young Bonaparte.-^ U time for every thing and every thing ip Its to heart that they left the church, in the midst election for Senator. . ad'ertisement m another column. lasses barrel. States. Lord Stanley. time. of the services.— Safon Gazette. SPECIAL NOTICES A PERFUMED BREATH.—What lady or gentleman CLOSING OUT. Oysters, Oysters. Old Aunt Conant’s ” D. A. BUTTERFIELD, would remain under the curse of a disagreeable breath Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest. when by using the *• Balm of a T housand F lowers ” "VXTE are constantly receiving fresh cargoes of CASE OF ASTHMA. as a dentriflee would not only render it sweet but leave QWING to the unexpected competition in the ’ ’ Oysters direct from Tangier which we offer at COMMISSION MERCHANT the teeth as alabaster ? Many persons do not know their I WILL SELL wholesale at Bowtou Price*. The following letter from Hon. Myron Lawrence, of Bel­ breath is bad. and the subject is so delicate their friends All orders by Mail,Telegraph, or other ways thankfully AND chertown, is valuable testimony in favor of the Oxvcenated will never mention it. Pour a single drop of “ Balm” on received and promptly attended to, at Bitters — your tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning.— DRY GOODS LINE. WINTER CLOTULYG A uctioneer. Belchertown, March 16. A fifty cent bottle will last a year. The proprietor of the FREEMAN & ATWOOD’S, Dr. Green :—I take great pleasure iu informing you of A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acqulr FOR 60 DAYS, Wholesale and retail Oyster House, ALSO the results of the Oxygenated Bitterb you had the kind­ ed by using the “Bvlm of a T housand Flowers.”— CHEAP CASH STORE, ness to send me. For some twenty years I had suffered 305 Congrc** St.* Portland* Me. It will remove tan, pimples and freckles from the sKin, NO. 1 BERRY BLOCK, with Humoral Asthma. 1 was compelled to sit up oue- leaving it of a soft and roseate hua. Wet a towel, pour January 7, 1857 2m2 Real Estate and Insurance Agent. third of the nights, without going to bed at all, and the rest on two or three drops, and wash the face night aud morn has decided to offer the |whoie of his present Stock a t Cheaper than the Cheapest No. 3 TnORNDIKE BLOCK, of the time my sleep was interrupted by violent fits of ing. co st. This being the largest Stock in the Coun­ coughing, and great difficulty iu breathing. In all my at­ ty and having been selected with great cure and bought at ROBERT ANDERSON, SHAVING MADE EASY.—Wet your shaving brush in TO MAKE ROOM FOR ROCKLAND, ME. tendance upon our courts, I never went to bed in North­ either warm or cold water, pour on two or three drops of the lowest Cash Prices* he feels confident that he Regular weeklv Sales of Furniture and other Merchan ampton in twenty years, but twice, and then was compelled ‘ Balm of a T housand Flowers,” rub the beard well, esn give greater bargains than can be found elee where.— to get up. Now I lie in bed without difficulty, and sleep Having all been purchased in the last eight months, it D eputy Sheriff Jise for which consignments are solicited. and it will make a beautiful soft lather, much lacilitating SPRING GOODS. SWEATING DROPS. Rockland, Oct. 23, 1856. 4H f. profoundly. I took your medicine according to directions. tha operation of shaving. Price only Fifty cents. .Be- contains no unfashionable or damaged and u n ­ The violent symptoms immediately abated, abated, aud ware of counterfeits. None genuine unless signed by s a le a b le a r t ic le s and nothing but a desire to convince ROCKLAND, MAINE. perseverance in the use of the romedy has removed all its his patrons that he is disposed to sell his goods as c h e a p . O. IL PERRY, HIS good Old Lady, had been a faithful W. P. FETRIDGE A CO. Jaduary, 7, 1857. 2 tf and very popular Nurse for nearly forty years. The troublesome consequences. The value of such a remedy is Franklin Square, New York. as the cheapest under any emergency and to have at 2tf No. 3 Berry Block. T incalculable. a l l tim e s the n e w e s t and most Fashionable old and young regarded her with veneration end love.— For sale by all Druggists. Men, Women and Children of all classes, with their vari­ Fire Insurance. Respectfully yours, MYRON LAWRENCE. Sept. ?5, 1856. 6m39 S to ck in the Market, would have induced him to make None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper. the present liberal offer. gCHOOL BOOKS. ous aches, “ flocked to her for relief. Yes, dear, she would CLOSING OUT! say, yes dear, I understand it, my precious drops will soon SETH W. FOWLE A CO., 138 Washington Street Bos­ EPHRAIM BARRETT. Sargent’s Readers, Greenleaf’s Arithmetic, Colton & ton, Proprietors. Soid by their agents everywhere. O O D NEW Rockland, Jan. 1, 1857. ltf relieve you, and so they did The old Lady earned much Agents for Wistar’s Balsam and Oxgenated Bitters,—C. G — A T — Fitch’s Geographies, Weld’s Grammar and all the School money in her professional business, hut unlike many of E. H. C O C H R A N ’ S P. FESSENDEN, and N. WIGGIN, Rockland; A. Books now in use, for sale at publishers’ prices, at the the ‘•sterner sex ” she hud made no provision for old age. 8WEETLAND, Rockport; J. H. ESTABROOK, Camden; FOR THE AEFLICTED. New Bookstore* Spear Block. The aim of her life was to do good, toirelieve the poor Book Binding. from her purse, and the sick with her precious drops But WM. COOK, and G. 1. ROBINSON, Thomaston. 2w4 Of all the paius since man was cursed, 3w2 W . A. BARKER & CO. IRSURANCE AGENCY, TTAYING fitted up a Book-Bindery in con- Greatly Reduced Prices. alas ! to this kind old Lady, the end of earth has come— I mean of body not the mental, But previous to her departure, she bequeathed to a rela­ 0 c LL nection with our Store, we ate now prepared to do E To name the worst among the worst, FOR 30 DAYS. tive as the only legacy of value she could leave her, the SPOFFORD BLOCK, M AIN ST., N B I N D I N G pRI,VATE CORRESPONDENCE secret of making her Sweating Drops. The subscriber would inform thoso who are contemplat- The dental sure is transcendental. The present and only proprietor purchased it nt a great iu any style required. ROCKLAND. i ng having I can sympathize with all who have been so unfortunate Particular attention paid to Binding — OF — price, and has used it in his practice for many years, and To effect eertain contemplated changes in our establish­ has found it to be all the Old Lady claimed for it i to find it necessary to take a last sad parting interview ment, we now ofter our entire stock at such a reductioo in PORTRAITS, with an old Friend aud Grinder. It is truly an affecting MUSIC, MAGAZINES, <&c. In pudden Colds, Rheumatism, Cholic Pains, Chills, rates as cannot fail to be an DANIEL WEBSTER. Cold Feet, Fevers, Infiamation, and derangement of the of themselves’or friends, that he will execute them, at the scene. And ia order to avoid the recurrence of such Blank Books ruled lo pattern and mad to order. present time, in scenes as much as possible, I have, by the daily solicita- WILLIAM A. BARKER A CO., Inducement to Purchasers Stomach and Bowels. In short, as a general remedial of my friends and patrons, been’ induced to put up Booksellers, Stationers, Book Binders and Blank Book agent it is unsurpassed. Colored Crayon, or Oil, into convenient form, and offer for sale a Tooth Elixir, Manufacturers. of even small quantities of those goods in which we deal Prepared and for sale only by E. H. COCHRAN, upon the most reasonable terms, and in a slyle of great per­ which is a sure, safe and speedy cure for (what the Poet No. 1, Spear Block, M ain St. Our Stock is New, Large and Complete. F/ G. COOK, fection and elegance. Those who have Burns calls the Hell of all diseases) the Toothache, in all Rockland, Jan. 14,1857. 3tt Chemist and Druggist, City Drug Store. WILL TAKE RISKS ON cases where ulceration has not already taken place. An extensive and very desirable assortment of Paper Hangings. The genuine article will have the name of F. G. COOK Daguerreotypes of departed friends It is the same Toothache remedy that I have used i written on the wrapper. d w e l l i n g h o u s e s , TV"E have on hand an assortment of Paper Rockland, Nov. 25, 1856. 48tf and wish to have their images restored to the size, color my practice for many years, and all in whose mouths To Let. READY MADE CLOTHING HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, have used it can testify to its merits. ’ ’ Hangings. Also Curtains and Curtain Puper which and REALITY ot LIFE would do well to embrace this op­ of OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, together with n rich O N T A I N E portunity, and engage the subscriber, as he warrants satis­ put it into the market with proper directions, T W O fine tenements in Rankin Block, variety of Gentlemen’s we offer very cheap for c a sh . STORES, faction or no pay. (which must be followed in order to insure success) so -L suitable for laige families. Also, one store in same Please call and examine them. F He may be found on Granite Street, first House west that all both far as well as those near me may have the block FURNISHING goods, W, A. BARKER A CO CREAM WILD FLOWERS. STOCKS OF GOODS, from Union Street. benefit of it. There is one advantage in using the Elixir Inquire o f 2tf No. 1, Spear Block. all other remedies usually employed for the cure of SAMUEL RANKIN. we shall sell a t co st. Every Lady ought to have a package of thia beautiful FINISHING RISKS ON BUILDINGS Old Painting*, Retouched and Restored. the Toothache, viz, it will not injure the other Teeth, Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857. 3tf A number of F ine Dressing Suits, which have been article. For sale at my counter make the above statements with a perfect knowledge of made to order, and not yet called for, we shall sell at a AHSRICAW & FOREIGN PATENTS. ltf F, G. COOK, City Drug Store. in process of construction, and all other In­ G. F. FLING. great sacrifice from the original prices agreed upon. the facts, and with whatever reputation I may have as surable property, in the following companies, Rockland, Jan. 6,1856. 2tf Dentist at stake. To All Eaters. BROADCLOTHS, r. j . w. trussell’s tooth powder. The Elixir may be had at wholesale and retail at the CO R . EE. E D D Y , This beautiful tooth-powder is for sale at my coun­ OASSIMERES, D known to be safe and prompt in the adjust­ proprietors office and at N. WIGGIN’S Drug Store, No. t f ter. Spear Block, Main Street, Rockland. 2 0 0 BSLS- Richmond Superfine Flour. DOESKINS, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, F. G- COOK, ment of their losses. NEUROPATHIC FLUID, J. W. TRUSSEL. ltf City Drug Store. H 1OO Fine SATINET’S, (Late Agent of U. S Patent Office, W ashington, Insurance effected in Stock Companies or FOR THE CURE OF December 16, 1856. 51tf 7 5 Family RICH VESTINGS, under the Act of 1836 ) Mutual] as applicants prefer. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramp, Toothache, Ague in the Eh 5 0 Extra P RAPES GRAPES!!—Malaga Grapes—I Face, Cholic, Cholera, all Internal Pains of the 1OO “ Scottsville LININGS, 76 STATE ST.* opposite Kilby at., Boston, U* have justjus, received an invoice of this delicious fruit. Stomach and Bowels, Pain in the Back, E. H. COCHRAN’S 1 0 0 *• Geneesee “ TRIMMINGS, &c„ FTER an extensive practice of upwards ol twenty F. G. COOK, Side and Limbs, Cuts, Burns, Chil­ W 5 0 “ Baltimore “ years, continues to secure Patents in the United ltf City Drug Store. Charter Oak Fire and Marine Co. blains, Cold Feet, Sprains, FIRE, MARINE ANDLIFE CO H alfBbls “ at the lowest wholesale prices. States; also in Great Britain, France, and other foreign This is a rare opportunity for Gentlemen, For Families, A Spinal Affections, t f 1OOO Bushels Yellow Corn. countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all 0 A~ M P H O R I C E HARTFORD, CONN. Ac., Ac. 2 0 0 “ Meal. and even for Country Traders, to supply their wants in Papers or Drawings for Patent, executed on liberal terms, INSURANCE AGENCY, our line, at unsurpassed low rates. CAPITAL, S300.000 t f 2 0 0 “ Shorts. and with despatch. Researches made into American or The subscriber having discovered and thoroughly tested a Improve the chance aud call at FOR SORE LIPS, FRESH CUTS,&C. Joseph II. Sph. ode, Sec’y. Ralph Gillett, Pres’t. purely vegetable and almost specific remedy for a large 1OO •• Rye. Foreign works, to determine the validity or utility of Pa­ SPOFFORD BLOCK PORK, HAMS, LARD, E. & J. HARRIS’. tents or Inventions,—and legal or other advice rendered in I will furnish to order any quantity of this splendid pre­ class of painful maladies, hereby invites the afflicted to test Rockland, Jan 8,1857. 2tf for themselves the merits of his invaluble preparation. MAIN STREET, ROCKLA ND CHEESE, BEANS, MOLASSES, all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims of paration, un article of iny own invention. For all the complaints in which this compound is recom­ SUGAR, TEA, &c., any Patent furnished by remitting One Dollur. Assign­ F G COOK, mended, it is confidently believed the public will find o this day received and for sale wholesale and retail IVotice. ments recorded at Washington. 51 tf City Drug Store. Conway Fire Insurance Company, perior. E. H. COCHRAN, will take risks oh all kinds of at the lowest prices. This Agency is not only the largest in New England, but £ET m PEOP LE' r E J O I C~E~! The Neuropathic Fluid produces its almost Magical ef­ insurable property in the best Stock and Mutual Compa­ Eh 0 . B. FALES. piIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders ol through it inventors have advantages for securing patents, CONWAY, MASS. fects by its combined Stimulant, Laxative-Tonic and Anti- nies. Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857. or ascertaining the patentability of inventions, unsurpass­ ed by, if not immeasurably superior to, any which can be C YPITAL AND ASSETS, 8200,000. Spasmodic powers, chiefly directed to the Nervous system, Life Insurance effected as above* ATLANTIC SHIP WHARF AND Castor Oil, Aloes Salts, Rhubarb, and is warranted free from all narcotic, acrid, or other dele­ offered them elsewhere. The testimonials below given D. C. Rogers, Sec'y. J. d. W hitxev, Pres't EF All busines carefully and promptly attended to. tilton & McFarlands, i LIME MAFUFACTURING COMPANY, prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA­ and all other disgusting Physic terious properties. Rockland, August, 6, 1856. 32tf As the proprietor wishes to bestow no false eucomiums will be holden at the Counting Room of Messrs. F. TENT OFFICE than the suhsciber ; and as SUCCESS IS THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, ARE THROWN INTO THE SHADE BY upon his discovery, he will refund the money paid for the SAFES. COBB & CO., in this city, on medicine in any case of failure w’here it has received a fair he would add that he has abundant reason to believe, and COOK’S trial. Tuesday* January 27* 1857, can prove, thut at no other office of the kind are the Bridgeport Fire and M arine Co SILA [B 0/A© IBS« charges for professional services so moderate. The im­ Prepared only by N. WIGGIN, and for sale by C. P. T H E above SAFES are now acknowledged to be at 9 o’clock A. M., for the choice of Officers and the tran­ Cathartic Confection, or Candy Physic. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. FESSENDEN, No.5, Kimball Block. -A- the beat that are manufactured, and are warranted saction of such other business as may properly come be­ mense practice of the subscriber during twenty years past, J. H. ESTABROOK. Jr., Agentjor Camden. In Thomaston, 8th inst., by Rev. O. J. Fernald, Capt. J free from dampness or mould, and to >»tand the hottest fore them. has enabled him to accumulate a vast collection of specifi­ 'THIS beautiful phisic is offered to the public, CAPITAL, 300,000. Rockland, May 21, 1856. 2Itf cations and official decisions lelative to patents. These, II. Gleason to Miss Sarah L. Harrington of this city. fires. Per order of the Directors. besides his extensive library of legal aud mechanical L as a remedy peculiarly adapted to every case where J. H. Washbbbk, Set'y. H. W. Chatfield, Prei'i. In Thomaston 13th inst., by Rev. I. Sawyer, Mr. W. J The undersigned is Agent for the above, and lias a lot on A. C. WICKER, Secretary. physic is indicated. For Billious, or Live Complaints, Adams of San Francisco, Cal., to Mrs. Casandra McIntire works, and full accounts of patents granted iu the United hand varying in price from Thirty to Three Hundred Dol­ Rockland, Jan. 6,1857. 3w2 States and Euiope, render him able, beyond question, to Jaundice, Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Dysentery, Dr. M arshall’s Snuff. of T. lars. Call and examine. Worms, Cholic pains,—in short for all diseases arising D. A. BUTTERFIELD, offer superior facilities for obtaining patents. from a foul or morbid state of the stomach and bowels, la recoiumeudcd by the Beat Phyaiciaa No. 3, Thorndike Block. All necessity of a journey to Washington, to procure a AittULD’S COMB1VED patent, and the usual great delay there, are here saved in­ this physic has no superior. It is as pleasant to the taste Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Co. throughout the tountr}’, end Rockland, Jan. 14,1857. 3tf as the choicest candy. Children will love it aud cry for ventors. more, mothers will rejoice that Cook has found a substi­ SALEM , M ASS. USED WITH GREAT SUCCESS tute for Castor Oil, and Fathers too, will “ thtow up their y K T X A Testimonials, CAPITAL AND ASSETTS, S350.000. FOR THE CURE OF hats” iu admiration, and ecstacys of joy, that Cook’s In this city, 20th inst., Charles Irving, son o Dr. C Candy is in the ascendant. J. T. Burrham, Sec’y. Avovstvs SToRV,Pre»'t. and Mary Germaine, aged 10 months. “ During the time I occupied the office of Commissioner Headache & Pressure of Blood to the Head, of Patents, It. H. Eddy, Esq., of Boston, did business at Prepared by F. G. COOK sole inventor and for sale at INSURANCE CO.WP.I.Yi’ the Patent Ollice, as Solicitor for procuring patents.— Cook’s City Drug Store. Giddiness and Dizziness in the Head, Whole number of deaths in this city, in the month of There were few, if any, persons acting in that capacity, Rockland, Dec. 8, 1856. 50tf Whizzing and Buzzing Sensation in the Head, December were 7. HARTFORD, CONN. who had so much business before the Patent Office; and TRADERS’ AND MECHANICS’ CO. SILAS KALI.OCH, there were none who conducted it with more skill, fidelity A New and Beautiful Remedy, Stuffing up of the Nose and Head, City Undertaker. Incorporated, 1819. and success. 1 regard Mr. Eddy as one of the best in­ formed and most skiliful Patent Solicitors in the United LOW ELL, MASS. Breeding at the Nose and Itching Nostrils. COOK’S CASH CAPITAL, $500,000. States, and have no hesitation in assuring inventors that Capital, 50,000. Pain in the Forehead and through the Eyes, they cannot employ a person more competent and trust­ MARINE JOURNAL worthy, and more capable of putting their applications in COMPOUND EXTRACT. E. F. Sherman, Sec’y. j . Converse, Free’!. A Cold in the Head and Headache, T hos. A. Alexander, Bec’y T hos. K. Bra«e, Pres’t. a lornt to secure for them an early and favorable consider­ A. B. HOUGH, Agent. ation at the Patent Office. rPHE most safe, and certain remedy ever dis- Watery Eye9, aud Sore and Weak Eyes, PORT OF ROCKLAND- EDMUND BURKE. L covered for the cure of Insurance may be effected in the above Company by ap­ Late Commissioner of Patents.” Deafness and Ringing Sound in the Head. plying to Gonorrheoa, Gleets, greenfield insurance co. Arrived. C. D. SMALLEY, From the present Commissioner. Whites, Strictures, C. W. ATWELL, Portland, State Agent. at D. STABLER’^ Clothing Store. Seminal Weakness, Irritation of the Bladder, g r e e n f ie l d , mass. January 9th, schrs Pawtucket, Ross, Portsmouth; Pearl, “ August 17, 1855.—During the time I have held the C. P. FESSENDEN and N. WIGGIN, Agents for Rockland, Jan. 15,1857. 3tf Irritation of the Urethra, Irritation of the Kidneys, dec. r . Davis, Sec’y. Ira Abercrombie, Pres'l. Odawav, Danvers. 12th, Lanson Dean, Drinkwater, Sa­ ollice of Commissioner of Patents, It. II. Eddy, Esq,, of Rockland, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine &c., and all other diseases of the Urinary Organs, quite lem; Thomas Hix, Ilall, do; Lion, Verrill, Boston; Mel­ Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction frequently effecting a cure in four days. It is pleasant to generally. 2tf bourne, Hunt, do. 14th, Justina, Hewett, Salem. 21st, JgRYAN & WILCOX’S WRITINGA FLUID. of business with the Office as a solicitor. He is thorough­ take, does not nauseate, or create any unpleasant feelings, Martha, Paul, Boston: Neponset,------, do. ly acquainted with the law, and the rules of practice of or impart any unpleasant odor to the breath. Give it a A most beautiful article for the Couning Room, also on Foot-Stove, Lantern, and the Ollice, I regard him as one of the most capable and trial and you will not be disappointed, Thomaston Mutual Insurance Co. DOWNS’ ELIXIR. Sailed. hand, Red, Carmine, Blue, and Black Ink. Warranted of successful practitioners with whom I have had official in­ Prepared and for sale only by the Inventor and Proprie­ the best quality. tercourse. tor F. G. COOK, THOMASTON, ME. OFTEN CURES A COUGH OR COLD IN A FEW January 15th, sch Win Gregory, Bucklin, Richmond.— wm a. barker & co. NURSE LAMP. CIJAS. MASON, Chemist and Druggist, City Drug Store. Wm. R. Keith, Sec’y E. Robinson, Pres’t. days, that has baffled the skill of the best Physicians. ,3th, sell Lanson Dean, Williams, NYork. 20th, Leona, 50tf No. 1, Spear Block. Commissioner of Patents.” Rockland, Nov. 13, 1856. 45tf Jameson. Key West. Boston, Jan. 8, 1857. Iy2 MR. DOWN'S, ITS INVENTOR, gALM OF THOUSAND FLO W ER S. P. W ISE having purchased the exclusive SOMETHING NEW. Studied, experimented, and prepared the Medicine, to • right for manufacturing and vending in LINCOLN DISASTERS. J To the Ladies of Rockland. CURE HIMSELF, r beautifying the Complexion, curing diseases of the COUNTY, is now prepared to ofter them for sale. This Great Falls Mutual Company, Schr Trader, Davis, of this port, hence for Boston, went Skin, for Shaving, cleansing the teeth Ac., article is designed for various purposes (a few of which p O R Chapped bands and Chilblains. Will when he was far reduced by the Fell Deitroyer, ashore at Cape Ann during the gale of Monday last, and, Price 5 0 ct* per Bottle. are stated in this advertisement) is now before the public, MRS. J. R. ALBEE. for inspection ami use L cure chapped hands, immediately, and for the cure of SOMERSWORTH, N. II. HE CURED HIM SELF. with cargo of Lime, is a total loss. No insurance. chilblains it is unsurpassed. It lias a beautiful perfume, for sale by WM. A. BARKER CO. It is made ol different materials (mostly tin and iron,) II. Y. IIates, Sec’y. I. G. J ordan. Prcsid.BI. Schr Return, Brown, of and from Cornwallis, NS for 50tf No. 1 Spear Block. A GRADUATE of tho Female Medical Col- and will make the skin, as soft as that of a babe’s. And the Medicine that SAVED II1M front an Boston, with Potatoes, in the galo of Monday, 19th, in ami is heated by an Oil, Fluid or Alcohol Lamp, the blaze lege of Boston, and Member ol the Female Medical . . , being protected from every external object It is so heated Ladies, come buy my Pomade, one box of it, will last UMTIMELT GRAVE, Owl’s Head harbor, parted one chain and drifted afoul of Association, Mass. After a successive practice of nine you all Winter, I ask but twenty-live cents per box, and sch Ella May, carrying away the E M’s bowsprit and caus­ ORK, BEEF and LARD, just received an d ' in one miuute as to warm and dry the feet in the coldest years, still ofiers her services to the Ladies of Rockland s still doing its good work, and establishing itself more for sale by iI wiwinter night, can be taken to CHURCH or any other pla depend upon it, you will say it is the nicest and best arti­ ing her to drag, when the other chain of the Return wai and the neighboring communities iu the profession of A tlantic M utual Com pany, firmly in the public mind as par excellence the lipped and she drove on to the rocks, when the masts were P iu the carriage or :iry Sleigh and used s : or Ian- cle you have ever used. Prepared by the sole inventor j thorn while on your way M I D W I F E JR. Y , and proprietor, F. G. COOK, and for sale only at COOK’S Great Ptdmonary Medicine. :ut away. She bilged and will be a total loss. Cargo 43tf Cor. Ma EXETER, N. H. saved in a damaged state. J In case of SICKNESS it can be used to advantage and and Physician in female complaints. City Drug Store. 49tf C. W. ATWELL, Portland, State Agent. Two other vessels, a sch and sloop, names not known, ; with safety as a Lamp for lighting the room and a stove R esilience--- 'Jorner of Union and Willow Sts. Mm. P. Moulton, Sec’y. M. Sanborn, President. j for warming medicine and keeping drink at the proper tem- J. IJ. THOMPSON’S ^ C. P. FESSENDEN and N. WIGGIN, Agents for from Boston for the Eastward, went ashore same time and Fowling Pieces. Rockland, Jan. 6,1857. Hy2 place, not much damaged. i perature For cooking in small quantities, water for tea Rockland, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine TROUBLE and single at Cost, at ! and coflee and heating it for shaving It meets the present Barque Esther Frances, Crocker, at NYork from Amster­ L' No. 3, Berry Block H A I R D Y E . generally. g,f dam, reports Nov 30, lat 42 10, Ion 41 11, in a heavy gale ' wants of the public It is a useful apparatus for heating D22. PETIT’S” " IE best Hair Dye in use. Reccommended from the W, shipped a heavy sea, stove bulwarks, rails, • flat-irons requiring about fifteen minutes A pint of water FARMERS’ & MECHANICS’ MUTUAL CO. can he heated to the temperature of two hundred and by the great New York Chemist, Dr. Chilton, and for and long boat, sprung maintopgallantinast and split sails ; Flocks anti Jewelry. P GORHAM, MAINE. has experienced heavy gales since being in the above longi­ twelve degrees, or boiling heat, by a two tubed lamp of a AMRICW EYE SALVE sale only in Rockland, at COOK’S City Drug Store. tude. 3d inst, lat 39. Ion 71 57, in a gale from NW, split AS I desire to Close out my stock of i uiual «iie and llame ill some ten or twelve minutes, twice Rockland, Dec 3, 1856. -19tf J. Pierce, Sec’y Daniel B. Clement, Pres’l. fore and main topsails, and was blown oft the coast. -LA. Clock and Jewelrj I will sell the entire stock “ le s s t11'" amount in from fifteen to twenty It weighs about Will Cure Sore and Weak Eyes. Druggist and Apothecary, Brig William Heath, (of Tremont, Me,) Heath, before re­ tin . ■> two pounds and one half, is easily carried and answers all ported wrecked, was built at Tremont, in 1855, 220 tuns O. II. l-ERRY. the purposes of a common lanthorn REMOVAL. NO. 4 SPEAR BLOCK. register, owned by Mr Peters, of Tremont, valued at $10,- The Lowell daily News, says : — Rev. C. B. M. WOODWARD says, ROCKINGHAM MUTUAL CO. 000, and supposed insured in NYork. (Recently occupied by J. C. MOODY.) Brig Black Squall, from Eastport, at Lewes, Del, encoun­ THE NEW STOVE, LA NTERN, AND “ Goggles and Glasses, E X E T E R , N . II . DEALER IN tered severe weather, and was blown off twice, without Bread! Bread!! NURSING LAMP. SlY COMPANIONS FOB M. P. Moulton, Sec’y. M. Sanbobn, Pres'l. however sustaining any injury of importance. PATENT MEDICINES, CHEMI- 1 f l f l f i Lush. Yollow Corn, just received by “ This' is truly a great country, and one in which from EIOHTEEN YEARS, LEWIS KAUFMAN, I U v v Schr. Susan and Mary from Baltimore. Also. j present appearances, wonders will never cease, we saw cala," Perfunicry.nm’ Fancy Goods, Iluve been laid aside. I meet all the storms of winter and 1000 Bush. Mixed in store, and 500 Bhls. Flour, all of j yesterday tha neatest, funuiest, prettiest, most useful and - i l l o — which will lie sold at the lowest prices, as die subscriber convenient article of Household goods ; One equally use­ dusts of summer with the nuked eye.” II7OULD announce to the citizens of Rock- ful out doors and in, that we ever dropped eyes on It is a LIFE FA'SURA.VCF PAPER IIANGING.S. WINDOW CUR­ Music and Tableaux. intends to close up his business. ’ » laud and vicinity that he has removed his stock of CHAS. SPALDING. foot Stove, a Lantern, a Cook Stove, a reading lamp, and Sore Eyes, Weak Eyes, Watery Eyes, Inflamed Eyes, Ul­ effected in Reliable* Companies. TAINS, FlREBOA'aus AND BORDERS. 4w2 No 9, Kimball Bieck. in truly a something that no one ever thought of before, cerated Eye-lids, Styes, Weakness of Vision from „ ROCKLAND, ME. rPH E Ladies of the Congregationalist So- but every body and their wives particularly has needed. P. S.—E. II. COCHRAN is devoting his J- ciety, will give an Evening entertainment of Oct. 22, 1656 . 43lf W holesale aud Retail by the Subscriber. any cause, FALL AND WINTER whole time to the Insurance business, and MUSIC aud TABLEAUX VIVANTS, L ast Gall J F WISE, Receive almost INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF from the SEE HERE ! Thein’ zentor of Steamboats, Robert Ful­ Two doors South of the Big Coffee Pot pledges himself to give the most careful at­ ton was an Ameican ; the inventor of the Magnetic-Elect­ use of this Wonderful Salve. AT BEETHOVEN HALL. R. ROBINSON wishes to say to those in- Rockland, Jan 8, 1856 2tf tention to all business in the above line. ric Telegraph, Prol. M .orse, was an American ; the inventor debted to him that he n iu s t have his BILLS settled It acts like magic, soothing all irritation, allaying all GOODS. of a Hair Restor ative, which will restore perfectly, Tuesday Evening, January 27, 1857, Dmmediately and those who do not heed thi« la s t pain and infiamation. streagthening the nerves of the Eye, Rockland, December 3, 1856. 49tf both the Bald 8’.id t>.yC Gra ; preserve the color, and keep c a l l will positively find themselves subjected to costs, the Hair from, fai: g off; Prof. Wood of St. Louis, GRAND RALLY and effecting a cure in the To No. I of the NEW BLOCK, American. Commencing at 7 o’clock. without respect to persons. As he is now out of health he Fresh StocK Rockland, Jan. 22, 1857. Iw4 may he found at his dwelling house at almost any hour. SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME. on Main and Lime Rock Streets, B3“See Advertisement l another column. 3m45 Rockland, Dec, 25,1856 52tf where he will be pleased to meet his old customers and Hear Rev. C. B. M. Woodward* again. all who wish to buy GOODS CHEAP. c r a m p a n d p a i n k i l l e r . As an inducement to purchasers he will sell for C. P. F E S S E N D E N , “ I let my daughter try i t ! It cured her Eyes. I gave The world is astonished at the wonderful cures performed CITY STOVE EMPORIUM DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS by tl .c CRAMP 7iNI) PAIN KILLER, prepared by CUR some to others who were alliicted ; it gave perfect satis- Ac PERKIN8. Its equal has never been known for re his present stock which was recently bought iu New York PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, ni'jving pain in all cases; for the cure of Spinal Complaints, Druggist and Apothecary, War has been proclaimed against the high ’ faction. Cases of several years standing were cured try for cumIi, at L ramps in the Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism in all its --- A N D — HAIR DYES, and FANCY GOODS, forms, Billious Colic, Chills and Fever Burns, Sore Throat Great SSargains, NO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK. price system in the “ A little girl of Mr. Baldwin, of Bradford, Vt.,severely Jnst received and for sale at the and Gravel, it is decideedly the best*remedy in the world.— Assuring them that it will pay for any one in want o Evidence of the most wonderful cures ever performed by afflicted from infancy, which had baffled the efforts of all “ P E O P L E ’S D R U G S T O R E .” STO VE TR7YDE. goods to purchase at the any medicine, are in circulars iu the hands of Agents. ROCKLAND, ME. phyaiciana, was PERFECTLY CURED by the Salve. No. 3 Spear Block. May, 15, 1856. 201y WINTER CAPS It will Strengthen Weak Eyes. M AV STORE, Rockland, Nov. 24, 1856. 48tf TUST received a fresh stock of Drugs, Medi- Having the largest assortment of S T O V E S ill the Where may always be found latest importations, such as C ity C ollector’s OOST. cines and Chemicals, at the old stand No 5, Kimball STATE Of rome 100 different patterns and styles, con­ 1 have used it most every night for two years, before sisting of going to bed, and the benefit I have received from it is SHAWLS, NOTICE. ------« ------COOKING, PARLOR, OFFICE, AND Too Great to set a Price upon. Cashmere, Long and Square Shawls; Bay State, Stella D U R E C R E A M O F T A R T A R STORE STOVES, SHIP STOVES, aud other styles. for sale by C P FESSENDEN C. W. ATWELL. Portland, State Agent. The People’s Drug Store T 'H E subscriber having been elected collector of FARMER’S BOILERS, &c., Tuxes of the City ol Rockland for the year 1856, here­ C. P. FESSENDEN and N. WIGGIN Agents for Rock­ Cloaks, Capes, Taliuas, &c. by give?, notice that he has taken an T. A. WENTWORTH YTEW figs, currants and citron, Portable and Brick Furnaces. land, aud sold by Druggists and Dealers iu Medicine gen­ StiSF SS GOO1DS, I S A T OFFICE, ■ - ’ can be found at No 5, Kimball Block 501 f erally. 2tf on Lim e-Rock Street, opposite the Post Office, -ALSO— All colors of Plain Thibets, Plaid Thibets, Lyone&e, Cc- NO. 2 SPOFFORD BLOCK, burgs, Alapacas, Mohairs, De Lains. Prints o es. Tube Wrenches, Rod Screws and Heads, Locks, Caps, OUPPLY the best, finest and pur- H. B. EATON, M. D. O est articles at the lowest Cash tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do An immense Stock of all kinds. Styles and qualities for S H I P b‘ r' o K E R S Cylinders, Hammers, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and prices. Their Stock consists of HOMfEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN &c. Ladies’, Misses’, Gents’, Boy’s uud Children. Powder Horns. they euro the every-day complaints of every body, but also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baffled Member of the Maine Medical Association. O. H. PERRY. Teas, CoirccM. Chocolate*, STEAM SHIP AGENTS, & C . , Rockland, Oetober|8, 1656. 43tf A lls p ic e , P e p p e r , M uatard tho best of human skill. While they produce powerful RICHMOND, VA. Member c f the Homcrpathic College o f Health <%c. GLOVES AND MITTENS. ’ SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS Ginger, Cayeue Pepper, effects, they are at the same time, in diminished doses, the Consignments of Eastern Produce, Nutmeg*, Creanr Tartar, safest and best physic that can be employed tor children. DOCTOR EATON keeps constantly -on hand the A large Slock of every description fur Gentlemen. Cinnamon, Clove*, Tar­ various Homtepathic Medicines. HAY, LUMBER, LIME, BRICKS, &c.. axacum or Prepared Dan­ Being sugar-coated, they are pleasant to take; aid being BOCKS, MEDICINE CHESTS, ETC rpH E subscriber lias just received a large stock solicited. WE ARE NOW ISSUING delion Root, dec., &c. purely vegetable, are freo from any risk of harm. Cures FURNISHING GOODS. Richmond, March 7.1855. lOly have been made which surpass belief were they not sub­ Calls left at the Telegraph Office in Rockland, or at his Having every facility for manu­ GOOD CUSTOM MADE Scarfa, Cravats, Ildkfs, Neck Ties, Stocks, Suspenders, A NEW SERIES OF READERS. facturing and preparing the several stantiated by men of such exalted position aud ohatacter residence iu Rockport, ill be promptly as to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent Rockport, Oct. 1656. Umbrellas, Ac,. Jcc. All of which were p u r c h a se d R. 0. HASKINS, articles named, the public may rely ■ b o o t s . s . v s i s h o e s , wholly for CASH and will be S O L I) at a very ENTITLED upon having them pure and genu­ clergymen and physicians have lent their names to certi­ wtiiall adrnnee from C ost for CASH. ine. ns they are put up carefully fy to the public the reliability of my remedies, while oth­ roiicju. nud bear our name a n d la b,<$ j OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. T. A. WENTWORTH, The Progressive Readers, ers have sent me the assurance of their conviction that fT'lIE Subscriber having been duly licensed by “ TREMONT MILLS, E. E. DYER dc CO ” my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief of my ALSO — A lot of N e w Style* No. 2 Spofford Block, COMMISSION MERCHANT I the City Authorities, to keep and sell Spirituous Li­ Opposite Thorndike Hotel. By SALEM TOWN, L. L, D. and N. M. HOLBROOK. To give consumers some idea of our sales, we annex the afflicted, suffering fellow-men. quors iu conformity to the law passed at the last session N HIS LARGE NEW BUILDING OPPOSITE TUB OLD HESE are emphatically and in all respects the Be9T following scale of prices, viz., of the Legislature, has taken the store formerly occupied The Agent below named is pleased to famish gratis my H A TS AJSTD CH y ZPS, STAND OF School Books ever published, and we are confident 51b. Souchong Tea, 1,50 1 51b. Mocha Coffee, 1 ,0 0 American Almanac, containing directions for their use and by Silas Kalloch. A Co., where he will keep constantly on O* P. S. Highest price paid for S h ip p in g Twill take the lead among all readers. The authors, as jE T aslS-ixiJS <&? X a ilo lo y 51b. Oolong “ 1 ,7 5 51b. Java ‘ DO certificates of their cures, of the following complaints: — hand, the best of Wines and Liquors, for all who may which were purchased wliollv for C A S H and will be Rockland, Nov. 4, 1856. suceeAiful prautieal teachers and elocutionists, and popu­ 51b. Y. Hyson •’ 2,25 | Sib. good “ 1 ,0 0 need the same in the City or Country. Persons licensed , geld at the very lowest Cush price»i AND IN FRONT OF THE STEAMBOAT WHARF, lar authors, have been long aud favorably known ; and Costivoness, Billons Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy, JET The spices are put up iu 1-1 and 1-2 lb. tin cases, I Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul Stomach. Nau­ io sell in other towns, supplied on liberal terms for Cash. 1 T. A. WENTWORTH, their names alone are a sufficient guarantee for the high ft’. C. WOODARD. RICHMOND, Va. character of the books ; but in order to secure the highest expressly for family use, mid are warranted to be strictly sea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of the Bowels and Paia “ Central Market.” pure article, and only need a trial to estab:ish them in Rockland, Jan. 12, 1656. 26. 2 Spofford Block, C rN . B. He will attend particularlyto the sale of Lime possible degree of perfection in every department, the a arising therefrom, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, all Ulcer­ Opposite Thorndike Hotel. Plaster, or any other produce ent services of ari efficient corps of other educational and lit* pubiic favor. ous aud Cutaneous Diseases which reqxtire aa evacuaut Important to Daguerreotypists, Rockland, August 20, 1856. make prompt returns of the same. entry men have been employed io assist. SPANISH COFFEE.—We would call the attemion of i Medicine, Scrofula or King’s Evil. They also, by purify­ and taken the store recentlv occupied by C. A. HAR- i consumers and dealers to our Spanish Coffee, as an article, ing the blood and stimulating the system, cure many .IT1 RINGTON, one door North of I. K. KIMBALL’S, offers , The elementary books are beautifully illustrated by the complaints which it would not be supposed they could MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS. K. a . PALMER & Co., JACOB R0SEVELT ng, one pound o f this coffee, it is Le- | Nervous Irritability, Derangements of the Liver and Kid­ VI land and vicinity that they have just opened a store ©j’ocerics an d neys, Gout, and other kindred complaints arising from a Monumental Daguerreotype Cases. P ro visio n s SHIP CHANDLERS, School Committees, Teachers and others are requested | • r n low stato of tho body or obstruction of its functions. DEALERS IS to examine for lltemnelvea. Copies ftlrniahetl free, for ex- „ A?J ’‘ ??, t 0 * V?',', “r"rl,e “ pre- NO.’S 4 & 5 THORNDIKE BLOCK, C O U N T R Y PRODUCE, amination, at our store, l.y mail on receipt of J “t„°-Ur “,.“1 P“‘ ."P I"*rl5"Se’ •» '''!» 1 Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with some othor pill they make more profit on. Ask for Ayer’s A method has long been sought for, to insert in a dura­ where they will keep constantly on hand a full supply of consisting in part of CORDAGE, OIL, PAINT, TAR, PITCH, stamps to cover the posti ble manner, Daguerreotype Likenesses to Head stones First Reader, 9 cents ; Second, 12 cents ; Third, 15 cents; I approved mixture oi dandelion and coffee. Pills, and take nothing elso. No other they can giv* and Monuments. 1 have been manufacturing these Cases salt beef, O A K U M & c . TARAXACUM, or Prepared Dandelion Root,—Thi* ar­ CORN A.W FLOUR, Fourth, 18 cents ; Fifth,24 cents. ticle is prepared and roasted at our MilJa, is retailed by you compares with this i* its intrinsic value or curative for the last two yoars, and can warrant them to secure the pork, The series consists of the following: — powers. The sick want the best aid there is for them, picture for a long number of years. and a good assortment of hams, Family Grocers generally in city mid country, and bear­ SH IP STOHES, PROGRESSIVE PICTORIAL PRIMER. ing our trade am ark, “ Chinaman grinding coffee.” may and they should have it. The outside cases is made of Parivan Marble, and the TRIPE, PROGRESSIVE FIRST READER. Now ready. box which encloses tee picture and keeps it iu a state of w. I. GOODS AND GROCERIES. PIGS FEET. PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES, be relied upon as the Genuine Article. The propor­ Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER, great preservation fnr a long number^of years, is made of LARD, PROGRESSIVE hECOND READER. Now ready. tion used is about one half the quantity of coffee. The We shall endeavor by constant attendance and a dispo­ 22 SOUTH ST., Jt 33 COEXTIES SLIP, PROGRESSIVE THIRD READER. Nearly readv. price is 20 cents per pound, and it is warranted to be the Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Maas, brass,— a scrkw Box. It makes a very neat job on « sition to plense to merit a share of public patronage BUTTER, PROGRESSIVE FOURTH READER. In presa. Head Stone or monument. They are u>ed in Greenwood CHEESE, N E W Y O R K . same as that which has been sold for fitly cents a pound Pricb 2 5 Crs. per Box. Ftvx Boxes for $ 1 . Rockland, October 1, 1856 40tf PROGRESSIVE FIFTH, OR ELOCUTIONARY by Druggists. Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Laurel Hill, and many other EGGS, Manila Rope, Tnr’d Rope, Anchors and Chains, Bunting, READER. Now readv. SOLD BY Cemetries in the United Stages. BEANS, Flags, While Lead, Paint Oil, Lump Oil, Patent Wind­ The Medical properties of Dandelion are well known, A liberal discount made to Marble Dealers and Daguer­ DRIED APPLES, Large stock of Books of all kinds, and every variety of and held in high estimation by all who use it. This being ! Sold|tn Rockland by C. P. FESSENDEN; Camden,* J Which will Not Leak, lasses, Ate. stationery, at lowest prices. Particular attention paid to a preparation of the root, with oil its medicinal virtues H. ESTABROOK, Jr.; Thomaston, O. W. JORDAN reotypists. Price from $2,25 each to $9,50. A circulnr of A FAUCET now being used everywhere, and for every MOLASSES, STORAGE. engravings will be sent to any address, free, with price list. SUGAR, retained, can be mixed with coffee or not, as best suits the Portland, H. H. HAY, General Agent for the State. thing that runs. JACOB ROSGVELT. MARCOS ROSGVELT. XT Orders promptly and satisfactorily answered. ' taste, and will be found cheap and economical as a family Address, WARRANTED, that after years of use, FLUID, A. L. BALDWIN, Agent of Mausoleum Dag. Co., VINEGAR, METCALF & DUNCAN; ~ SANBORN. CARTER, BAZIN 5c Co. I beverage, one pound of which being nearly equal to two 3m52 335 Broadway, New York. 1st. Il w ill not leak. PICKLES, 2 5 ic 29 Coruhall, B omcou. i pounds of coffee. It is prescribed by many eminent phv- 2d. It will not wear out. COFFEE, Nov. 20, 1856. 3ml8 j sicians, to invalids, children and aged persons, as a nutric- 3d. It will not flood. TEA, SHIPPING & COMMISSION i ions beverage, and as a remedy for Dyspepsia, Billious af- 4th. It will not freeze. SAI.ERATUS, CROCKERY, GLASS, . fections, &c. 5th. It will not wn«te. STARCH, ! O ’ Be careful to observe that all our Coffees have our | trade mark, ‘ Chinaman grinding Coffee.” Buell is the Boston Faucet Co.’s NUTS, AND raisins, 24 COEN TIES SLIP, ! O ’ To Grocers and Dealers, a liberal discount is made, SELF-OLOSIHG FAUCET- 1 enabling them to supply their customers at the same low 'T H E subscriber having made large additions Fruit, Confectionery, Cigars &c«, Ac., N E W YORK. Wherever you put otic on, you will never require another. YVOODEIS7 M 'ARE. A to his already large assortment, is now ready to offer Also,—a good assortment of B. F. Metcalf, ? I 3Z7* TO CASH PURCHASERS.—Our object being to customers tbe ihrgest aud best assortment ever offered in Try one, and see if this is an exaggeration of its merits. Saml. Duncan. j june 3, (23) LEANDER WEEKS, ! secure large sales at small profitB, we offer inducem ents this city, and those who think of purchaaing for the cem- BOSTON FAUCET CO. FRESH MEATS, SAUSAGE, POULTRY NO. 3 SPEAR BLOCK. j which cannot be afforded by those who do business on the iug wiuter would do well to caH aud examine my stock GORE BLOCK,opposite REVERE HOUSE. GEO. L. HATCH, ! credit system ; and we confidently invite an exarninn- before put chasing elsewhere. and GAME in it* season Rockland Me, . tion of the quality of our Hiock, and our prices, as coin- I wish to cnll particular attention to the JOHN P. WISE, Agent for Rockland. Having been engaged in the abo ' pared with those of any other house. IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES ! Boston, Sept. 10, 1856. 6m37 years, the subscriber takes this occasion“ ‘ae^slSHIPPJ^ AND COMMISSION T5ESPECTEULLY calls the attention of the Boston, Aug. 16, 1856. 6in34 Green Mountain Stale cere thanks to old customers for their liberal patronage citizens of Rockland and vicinity to his assortment o LV THIRTY YEAR’S EXPERIENCE that all the bald and gray can be re. improved Cooking Stove, fori have no hesitation in say­ R E M O V A. E . during the time and hopes by close attention to business to MERCHANT, stored perfectly to original growth, and color so far as ing that for durability, convenience and economy it sur­ weleoine the return of his old friends with a lurge addi­ Crockery, China & Glass W are. — OF AN — their locks are concerned does not admit of doubt ; be tion of new patrons. 22 South Street, (Up Stairs, passes all other Stoves. Nor have I any hesitation in ___N K W Y O R K . Have now on hand a full supply, embracin g all the vari­ sides, it will qure every possible disease of the scalp, saying that 1 can show* the largest list of sales of this eties of O 3L- 3Z> JST TJ ZFL 53 33 . whether developed as dandruff itching or in the sqape of Stove than unv ever sold in this city. Again I say call Rockland, Nov. 19, 1856. Creevy.J IChas A. Farwell. cutaneous eruptions—even srnld-head—and in no possible and examine for yourselves. J . W A T T S , BLUE and MULBERRY PRINTED; BAND case will it fail of curing as if by magic, nervous or period­ I wish to call attention m the CREEVY & FARWELL, and W HITE GRANITE, COMMON COL­ MRS WINSLOXV, ical head-ache, and if used twice a week by the young An experienced Nurse and Female Physician presents to regularly, it will preserve the color, aud keep the hair SNOW BIRD, COOKING STOVE, AS removed to the PERRY STORE, Corner ORED, EDGED, and C. C. GREY of Main and Pleasant Streets, where he will keep Rockland City Book Store. Commission Merchants, and Ship the attention of Mothers, from falling, to any imaginable age. Read and judge. for burning Coal, this is the only Stove ever made that Hconstantlv on hand and YELLOW STONE, BEN­ SOOTHING SYRUP, will burn Coal to the satisfaction of all. Hundreds of tes­ M. C, A N D R E W S , NINGTON and BROWN Millford, Worcester Co., Mass., Nov. 1855. timonials can be brought for this Stove in this city. CORN, BBOKERS. FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. 1 have all the other patterns of Cooking Stoves of any MEAL (formerly Wakefield’s,) EARTHEN WARES, It will immediately relieve them lrom pain, allay all PROF. O, J. WOOD—Dear Sir: I take pleasure in «ote. Agents for “ The Eagle Line” New York to w*hich I am constantly adding all the new* patterns and ' spasmodic action, soften the gums, reduce inflamation, bearing voluntary testimony to the magic effects cf your AND styles as they are brought out. Among my variety, I wonderful Hair Restorative, as far back as 1836j my PARLOR. OFFICE and CAMBOOSE NO. 3 KIMBALL BLOCK. I and is sure to regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it FLOUR. Packets, would particularly mention the superior quality of [ Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief and hair commenced falling off, until the top of my scalp be­ STOVES. 39 NATCHEZ STREET, ! health to your children. Price 25 cents per bottle. came bald and smooth us glass, and it hus continued to Also a good assortment of W , I. GOODS and HIS Store is now being filled up with a Vi'hite Granite Ware, fall for a greut many years, notwithstanuing 1 have used large and choice assortment ef ( We have sold very large quantities of Mrs. Winslow’s of every variety for Coal and Wood. 44 tf NEW ORLEANS. of which I have several new and very desirable shapes. | Soothing Syrup during the past few years—over 20,000 many celebrated preparations for restoration. Seeing GROCERIES. T your advertisement, I was induced to give your article a I I also offer a large assortment of Gia** W are, which, ! bottles ilie lust year. W’e believe it the best medicine in P U M P S , of all kind, and sire.. ! which will be sold at the lowest market price. G O O D S : together with a full stock of j the world for Children Teething or for the cure of Dysen- trial, and to my astonishment, found, after a few applica­ SHEET LEAD. 1 Rockland, Oct. 23, 1856. 43tf HAZEN & FRENCH, tions, that my hair became firmly set, and assumed a o G2 Brond,— Four Door* South from GOLD BAND, PAINTED and LUSTRE ENGLISH und ?er>' or D«arrhtea in Children, whether it nrisesfrom teeth- glossy aud beautiful nppearance ; and by the time 1 had L E A D P I P E . FRENCII CHINA; BRITANNIA and PLATED ...... • any ...... other cause. It gives universal satisfaction — Milk Street, - - - BOSTON. i never heard a complaint from any one using it -never used a quart bottle, rny bald head was covered over with a SHIP TRIMMINGS. II. 0 . BREW ER & CO. WARES; TABLE CUTLERY, SPOONS, young and vigorous growth of hair, which is new from Offer for sale al LOXV PRICES j sold a medicine so nnlversally successful in relieving pain WOODEN WARE...... I and effecting cures. In all cases above stated, if tuken one to two inches iu length, and growing fast. LINSEED OIL, I WHITE LEAD, Yours, trulr, WINDLASSES, PURCHASES, &o„ &c. SHIPPING & COMMISSION■B00KS STATIONERY, of every description, makes one of the most complete as- i ‘n season> relief is immediate ami absolutely certain. NEW AND SPLENDID SPTS. TURPENTINE, | ZINC WHITE, HENRY GOODRICH. COPAL VARNISH, I VERDIGRIS, sortments to •be found - ...... in the County. CURTISS i PERKINS. FUR .V *f €’ E S I shall be pleased to have those in want of any articles Druggists, No. 40 Courtland Street. Paper Hangings and Borders.:i J apan. COLORS IN OIL. New York, Jany 20th, 1854. Charlestown, Mass., Aug. 9, 1855. vhich can be sett al short notice and MOBILE, ALA. ' Together with a full assortment of iu my line to look through iny stock before purchasing as ' A large and beautiful Stock of Cameo Pins and Ear Drop? ! I feel confident that.1 cun show them goods which will G e n tsN o th in g but a duty and sympathy that I feel | to mulch DRY COLORS, WINDOW GLASS, compare favorably, both in regurd to quality aud prices A Lndy of the firat Respectability write* : to communicate to others that are afflicted as I have been, with any other house in the Suite. would induce me to give this public acknowledgement cf Japanued, Brittania, Copper, Sheet Iron, AND COMMON DRUGS. Dear Sir I urn happy to he able to certify to the effi­ Gold Necklace* and Gold Chaiu*, | February, 28, 165G, _ _ __ _ 9 I y _ Rockland, May 14, 1856. 20tf the benefit I have received trom Prof. Wood’s Hair Re­ and TIN W a RE constantly on hand. cacy of Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and to the tiuth storative. When I first commenced using it, rny hair was ! with an extensive assortment of other of what it is represented to accomplish. Having a little done, at short notice L. W. HOWES, was quite gray, and in spots entirely bale. I have now G O E R G O O 29 S FAIRBANKS’ boy suffering greatly from teething, who could not rest, used the Restorative about five months, and my hair is en­ COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and at night by his cri?s would not permit any of the fam­ tirely changed to its original color, brown, and the new KIMBALL BLOK. ily to do so, I purchased a bottle of the soothing Syrup, in Grateful for the liberal patronage I have received since A grent variety of hair is over three inches in length on the spots where it my commencement in business, be assured that nothing Rockland, Me. CELEBRATED order to test the remedy and when given to him the effect was bald. 1 have also been much gratified at the healthy was like magic; he soon went to sleep, and all pain and shnll be wauling on my pan to meet a continuance of the > P ancy A rticles. j Strict attention given to Bounty Land Claims. moisture and vigor of the hair, which before was dry, and same. ) THE above named has just removed from Belfast, where nervousness dissappeared. We have had no trouble with it has ceased to come out as formerly. 8. M..VEAZIE, MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, : he has been in a very active practice about eight years; him since, and the little fellow will pass through with comfort, the excruciating process of teething by the sole Respectfully yours, «fcc., ’ No. 3 Beethoven Block. suited to all ages Every variety of ! about one half of which period he was of the then firm oi SCALES, Mrs. R. a. STODDARD. Rockland, Oct. 27, 1656 44tf •s s a ; x ' i Abbott «k Howes. aid of Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup. Every mother SCHOOL BOOKS aud I On account of his extensive1 acquaintance in Waldo of every variety, who regards the health and life of her children should possess it. MRS. II. A. ALGER. From Mrs, Ingalls, a well known nurse in Boston. NAUTICAL ALMANACS. County he will continue to do business iu the Courts there 34 KILBY STREET, BOSTON'. H. II. HAY, Portland, General Agent for Maine. Constantly on hand a good supply of veil ii nln. GREENLEAF & BROWN, Agents. Boston, Oct. J9th, 1855. Rockland, March 22, 1855 Fnr sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland; W. M Gents :—At you request, and being so highly pleased A full assortment of all kinds of weighing apparatus and COOK, E. K. O’BRIEN, Thomaston; IRA GILMAN, with the effects of the Restorative, I am free to state that Charts, Scales, Navigators anti American store furniture tor sale at low rates Railroad, Hay, and JOSEPH LONG, T. MARSHALL. St. George; J. II- ES­ PETER THACKER & BROTHER. Coal Scales set in any part of the country. my hair had become quite thin, and entirely white. I hav« 5 .ft ^3 COAST PILOT. TABROOK, CARLTON «k NORWOOD, Camden. for the last five years been in the habit of using dye, but For sale iu Rockiand, by II. P. WOOD &. SON. Sly May 15, 1856. 201y hearing of the extraordinary affecte of this article, I waa O Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, induced to try it My hair has been restored to its origin­ of every description OFFICE, NO. 2 KIMBALL BLOCK, al thickness, and also to its former color which is light o IT IS A FACT THAT brown. Yours Respectfully, MAIN STREET...... ROCKLAND, ME. MRS. INGALLS. Prices fa i r and terms Cash. P eter T hacheu, R. P. E. T uacher. CHURCH ORGANS and MEIODEONS, Rockland, Oct 23, 1856 44tf Rockland, Feb. 21, 185G. 48tf MANUFACTURE D BY E. a . The following is from the Paston of Orthodox Church, - 2; E, R. SPEAR, MORSE, BROTHERS, Brookfield. THORNDIKE HOTEL, WARE ROOM, SNOW’S BLOCK. Brookfield, Mass, Jan 12, 1855. ; "THE WORLD’S GREAT REMEDY.” ftlaiu Street, Rockiaud, Me. ROCKLAND MAINE. J^EE PS a better assortment of Prof. Wood—Dear Sir—Having made trial a9 your Hair DURHAM &, FLINT, Restorniive, it gives me pleasure to say, that its effects BOOKS, have Seer, excellent in removing inflamation, dandruff, nnd (At the old Stand of JOHN FLINT,) o S. G. DENNIS. STATIONERY, i constant tendency to itching, with which I have been S’ s J£EEP constantly on band fresh troubled from my childhood, and has also restored the H—* • Rockiaud, Jan 15, 1S56. hair, which was becoming gray, to its origiuul color. I have used no other article, with anything like the same w - o BEEF. N. BOYNTON & CO. Paper Hangings, pleasure and profit. o PORK, Yours, truly, and POULTRY, Coimiiission Merchants, J. K. BRAGG. AND SELLING AGENTS FOB THE JEWELRY and bought at Belfast, Wnblo County, expressly for this mar­ Keep it before the People— That {From the Jersey City Telegraph.] ket, at such prices and of such qualities as are not found ROBBINS CORDAGE CO., FANCY GOODS, at other Market Houses in this city. ALSO,—A full supply M cEC It RO N’S PLYMOUTH, MASS. T H E subscribers grateful for the very liberal W hat is it for—T his Wood’s Hair Restorative? ’ i of every description and sells at lower prices than any a question asked daily by hundieda. We answer with- CELEBRATED LINIMENT RUSSELL MILLS, and Mt. VERNON establishment in this part of the Slate. -L patronage which they have thus far received, would nut hesitation or fear of contradiction, that it is the only Money ! Money! Money! PLEASE CALLZAT again invite the attention of the public to their improved article known which will do all it promises for the human Groceries and Vegetables, stands unrivalled and unequaled in the immense Cata­ DUCK COMPANY’S, Not 1 Spolford Block. Organs aud Mclodcon*. hair. It will renew' its growth—it will stop its falling—it W H Y BE WITHOUT MONEY’ when it ie are prepared to furnish Coraage ami Duck of the best Also to a new instrument forCHURCn U9e, called the -md all those articles usually found in PROVISION logue of Medicine. On its own merits unaided by bought Rockland, Nov. 26, 1856. 48tf will restcra its natural color ! It.ia not a Hair Dye, but a ’ ’ just as easy to be around with a pocket full STORES. puffs lrom the Press, or by bogus certificates, pur­ quality, at the lowest manufacturers’ prises. ORGAN MELODEON, speedy and efficacious Restorative. as not it they only think so. I have got a new article, porting to be from some far off plaee. Many eminent N BOYNTON, ) No. 131 U. J. WOOD «fc CO., Proprietors, 312Broadway, ft’. Y. from which five to twenty dollars a day can be niade,eith- Customers will understand that at this establishment E BOYNTON, JR > Commercial Block, which for small Churches, is considered a valuable substi­ they wili always get the worth o r theik Money. members of the Medieal Faculty use and recommend it, und 114 Market street, St. Louis, Missouri. er by male or female. It is highly respectable business, and the greatest Horsemen and Livery Keeoers in the Un­ A FIIE R V E Y S BOSTON. 16iy Read! Read!! tute for the pij»e Organ. We would also say that our fa­ Agent In Rockland, C. P. FESSENDEN ; in Portland, ai d an article which is wanted in every family in the GIVE US A CALL ion use McEckron’s Celebrated Liniment and no other.— rPHE subscriber has removed the “ Music De- cilities for manufacturing are now such as will euable us H. H.HaY. United States. Enclose me two dollars by mail, at inv Rockland, Dec. 6, 1856. sotf Try it and be convinced of its merits. Selling in 4 ounce -!• pot” and “ Picture Gallery” to the second door north to furnish instruments equally as low as other manufactur­ Wholesale Agents in Boston, WEEKS