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to you and to her. But I will remind Hlast thou any commands, Mastei TUE ORANGE AND TUE THE. FARMER'S STORY. bnt take a notion to me, or pretend to do A GREAT CI1Y. IgisccUann, you of one day, when, scorned by her Ueveieux?’ asked Jean. GREEN. so, trying his best to sit np wilh me attei in your presence, 1 made a last appeal ‘ Dvereux made no reply ; but opening I’ve seen you sit ou the fence, sit writ Iiis work hours, following ineaboilt when Under this head the Boston Post gives ing in that little book. I thought, per- ever 1 got a holiday. Tlieu he tries to glowing description of New York: TUE MEliCUASI OF MAR —an appeal to her faith, her honor_ iiis door, be ascended the stairs. The At Aughrim, near Athlone, a Inin- From Chambei ’$ Journal. pilot followed. Devereux entered his Ireil and eighty years ago to-day, a de taps, you might lie wri iug poetry. A make me like liiui liy telling me how rich All Americans have reason to feel a THE FISIIEHMAN’S W lF £ * (o your generosity, your pity: when good many folks come down here of u SEILLES. cisive battle was fought between the he is. Four hundred dollars he has laid ride ii the remarkable growth of the stung to madness at the sight of youi apartment, anil closed his door. Jean summer, aud make poetry about tlie sheep by, he says, and a gold watch like a gen- It was Summer time, and ilie dawning day happiness, I ventured on bolder words stood williinside. Irish adherents of King James, led l>\ real metropolis ol the continent—New Those who have been at Marseille* ud the moon. Peggy reads ’em out t<> tlemun The other Sunday I was dressei fork. The citizens of Boston. Phii.idel- Shone bright o'er the cleft of our lonely bay; than I should have used , and you an lie leaned his hand upon the spring a French commander named St. Ruth, ne in the paper uud tile stories, too, sir. for church and up he walks. ‘Why, Peg And my man went out in his boat to sea, will remein er lhat vast building on ,ihiu, Baltimore, Cincinnati. Chicago. St. swered witii a blow ! Butyou were hap lock of an ancient bureau, and the aud an English army commanded by Do you write stories? Yes? Well, that’s gy,’ says he, ‘you have no pin to yom Louis, New Orieaus and San Francisco To win the bread for his house and me. the quay (dose to the Hotel de Ville, carved portals flew wide open at his General Ginekel. On that field the a gift. It I bad it, I think I could make coll.ir.’ Said I, I can’t afford money tin and in the same style of arehitei ture.) py and soon forgot that circumstanc.— eed cherish nothing like envy at a re- The day went out, I remember it well, Soon the maiden died------’ touch ; there were many bags of gold Catholic cause received the coup de mt one about what has happened to me. finery.’ Then said he, ‘Now how luck- •ult to which they have all freely cont) ta The rooms were filled with a salt sea smell; which, though now subdivided into yrace. St. Ruth was slain, while seven Peggy says it could be done. it is that I’ve one to give yon,’ and pulls iled. It is not in and of Itself, but And here his voice, which failed and within. Now it is all plain sailing, nothing out And the sunlight came like an angel good, warehouses, bears token, by the unity ‘The half of this,’ said Devereux, ‘1 thousand of his followers were killed a pin from bis pocket. Jack, I couldn’t hrough its relations to the continent, faltered, his eyes which seemed dim of the common; but I wasn't always a help lo>king at it. It was a lady’s por Through the doors and windows tbul-open stood. of its design, of onee having been in would give that the Emilie were deep and wounded. The English loss Wilfc ihat New York has attained such dimen- the possession of, one owner, and ori witii tears, his lips which quivered, gave well-to-do farmer. Once I was a farmer’s trait, with hair all white, though she wa* ions, such wealth and such power. The token he spoke the truth when he said i within the sea barely fifteen hundred. Gincktl was boy—a hand—with nothing but a stout I sungaud worked with joy in my heart, inally intended for oqc purpose. That young, like an old woman’s, lie said ii East aud West, the North and South, vie his love still lived, and the poor debt-! The pilot spoke, immediately afterward created Earl of heart, and strong limbs and good health. ; was powdered, as they done it in old For I hold that a wife should do her part great building was known as the Hotel with each other in laying their generous or, while listening, forgot his troubles ‘Give me all, and it shall be dote.’ Athlone, and the ball by which St. Many’s the night, when the stars were-times; and a pink dress, and no btaaei tributes at her feet. Rivers, canals, rail To clean and brighten the house within, St. Victor, ami belonged to the wealthy Fraying the Lord to keep her from sin. for the moment, and thought not of the I Devereuz hesitated for a moment. Ruth was kid:d was suspended, a melan in the sky, I used to go out to the great tb„n a silver quarter aitooether. Ilow^hi ways and the open seas all bear their family bearing that name. ‘I will give thee all.’ choly relic, in the choir of St. Patrick’s pasture where the sheep browsed all day came by such a thing goodness “ knows! willing part in the multiplication of tbs present. The past, witii all its sorrow tu d sit and think thoughts I had no words I had finished, and just sat down to read In the year 1700, he who bore the cathedral at Dublin, where it hung foi But of course I wouldn’t have it. Say* • esourees. The grain fields of the Great and loy, its unimaginable happiness,; The gun sounded, and the pilot hur- for, and make beautiful pictures for my lie, ‘Now do take it, Peggy. I want to When I saw a cloud rise up in the west; honors of the house was in trouble. its unimaginable woes, was bis again, ried to his post. The pilot-boat sped long years. seif in my mind—not fine ones. sir. This West—the coal mines of Pennsylvania— His firm, for years the largest and rich keep company with you, and now you 'he stores of minerals tacked up aroune And the moan of the sea grew loud on the rock Devereux continued : merrily across the wave ; but night was Alter this melanchrfidv day, the for is what I see the oltenest. A little cot know the truth? Says I, ‘I want neithei And the gulls flew lund-’Ward in shrieking est iii Marseilles, was on the eve of the upper Lakes—the cotton belt of tbd ‘T.ie maiden died. Well for her she falling over blackening waves and lorn attempt to restore King James to tage and a wide fire-place, such as they yonr company nor yonr presents, and lull States—the rice plantations of her flocks. bankruptcy ; their credit which hail lied before your love grew cold, before whitening foam, and ere she reached the throne of England was abandoned nad iir my day, a dresser with a row of please remember that hereafter. It wa* Carollnas—the tobacco region of Virgin stood fur years unimpaired, was totter delf upon it, four chairs and a table of rough, I know, but I hate him so. Ano Soon the wind blew loud from the hollow skies. she learned how much she had east , the Emilie, neither boat nor ship was and the mutinous spirit of the Catholic pine. When I had these I was to marry ia, Maryland and Kentucky—the gold and And 1 watched the heavens with frightened ing to its very base. lie was a man in away forever. She died before remorse visible. Irish found vent only in the futile re I was none too rude, for he bothers me silver mines of the Rocky Mountain spurs the prime of life, his hair was thickly Peggy Grey. But when I should have yet as much as ever. Though yon know ey es or retribution could arrive; she died, The dawn of morning showed the bellions at the close of the last century and ot the plains and gulches of Colorado trewn with silver, and the broad brow i hem, and she house l.’nen, neither of ns if he were ever so good and handsome, As they struggled and sprang at the clouds sir, in your arms. Above her grave Emilie stranded on those dangerous and beginning of the present, and in knew. md California—all send their annual con- was furrowed bv lines which care must I ain your own Peggy, and think of no i ributions to swell the currents of her black frow n, we met again. My love must have rocks so well known to the pilot of the the recent demonstrations of the Feni She put her sixpences into a red earth one else. lave planted there. All around the mighty traffic and increase the accumula- Aud clutching their broad wings, swept them been strong. Since it conquered my sea—the rocks on the right of the en- ans at home and abroad. For a hitu- en savings bank, and I kept mine in an When I read thatyou migbtliave knock «im in which he sat, silent and alone, tioas of her central energies an J enter down. naturui pride, and brought me to her trance to the harbor. Ired years after this crushing disaster, old glove. For two years we had been cd me down with a feather. The pin was prise. The combination is marvellous. might he seen the evidences of wealth waiting and hoping and were not much grave a mourner. You were sad—sub- But witii the morning came a calm , following only a year after the signal the one the ol i farmer had lost and 1 ______Vs it is continental,, _ so_ it publishes to the Then I hurried out to the old pier-head, once possessed by the family, and of nearer than at first. Sometimes I felt knew it, and Mark was the thief who had ; world the fast-developing resources of our Through the yaid of the porch where slept the dued ; you extended me your hand and the wind fell; the turbulence of the defeat on the banks of the Boyne, Ire the luxury in which they had been ac down-hearted. Sometimes her letters tried to murder him. favored country. We all take a deserved dead, prayed all might tie peace between us— ocean, subsided to a gentle swell; and land remained sullen but quiet. 'I'he customed to live; rich furniture, silver were a bit sad. And just as I sat in the I sent for the lawyer who was to take pride in New York, because it represents And 1 wished that my man and I had died, that all might he forgotten. I took the so near was the Emilie to the shore, so Protestant Irish, who had followed the meadow, I knew she sat before the kitch and gold, mirrors, carvings, soft car my side, and who had all along believed in its rapid march to commercial suprem And were quietly sleeping there side by side. iffered hand—it was necessary I should hushed was the tempest the voices of standard of King William, the Prince en fire in the house where she lived at me innocent. I gave him the letter. acy the vast interior forces that unite in pets—rare luxuries in France, even at service. Simple folks we were, bnt we ‘It’s old master’s pin? said I. ‘What ’Twas an cv ’l wish,—I rebuked it. too issimilate—and I said I forgave you. those within could be distinctly heard of Orange, and adopted his colors, cel its creation and maintenance as a con ilie present time—trinkets, pictures, all Pime rolled oi;—you married again,you upon the pier. ebrated their victory in a spirit which had hearts and she felt as deeply as great shall I do, sir?’ tinental centre. But one heart is weak where there should be that money co il l purchase, or taste se er folks might. And he said—‘You can do nothing my nherited your noble patrimony, you Ail that day, boats weut to and fro no doubt did much to keep alive the The recent annual message of the may two. lect, were gathered in lhat splendid My master, the farmer, was a close poor fellow but wait aud hope. I have a And one voice alone grows weak in prayer, became the head of the noble bouse of between the wreck and the shore ; all old resentment. or ot New York lias impressed these re partment. Each panel of I lie wall con man. He squeezed as much work out of clue ’ flections on the popular mind with un When it misses ano.her so often there. St. Victor. I left you, hut before I the rich cargo, the heavy ore, the rich In 1795, when signs of a new rebel his hands as possible. But it was a tained. or had eoutained. the rarest Then he went away, and afterwards I usual force. A perusal of its bristling quitted your employ. I had prepared caskets of diamonds, were safely land- lion began to appeur the first Orange Bteady place, and he paid all he promised; heard whathedid. He wentdownto the Well, I watched for hours in that heat and blow. paintings of large size, and mostly by statistics opens an entirely new acquain- 1 he wav to ruin ; I had sown Hie seed ed, and consigned to the warehouses of clubs were formed by the Fiotestanl so I staid, never thinking what trouble place where Peggy lived aud took her out : tance with its internal character and the Till all the light from the *»kv did go. the Italian masters: hut it might he ob of all which followed, and is to come. St. V ictor; even the good ship herself1 Irish. These clubs placed the por- staying would bring to me, trouble that ot danger of the eaves-droppers, and told proofs of its greatness. It has an areaot Then I turned heart-sick from the fling of the never would have come but for Mark served that some bad been recently dis I also married for the sake ot wealth. — lightened of her load, somewhat l trait of William of Orange on their her all that had happened. The brave square miles, with a water-front of 29 foam Hiilker. A good-for nothing fellow he girl trembled and wept, but she spoke placed. and such, as the marks on the I ent-red upon business; I struggle I stained, but still sound and buoyant— ! banners, and in 1798, they served the miles. There arc 460 miles of streets, And wrestled uiy way to my vacant home. walls testified—had been of greater was, a disgrace to the rest of us, and he out: roads and avenues, of which nearly 300 hard I have not toiled in vain; I am was saved. British government against Roman size than those remaining, and iloulit- cheated the master and left his work un ‘He’s innocent? she said. ‘I’d not be miles are paved. 19,000 gas lights are There the breath of the storm blew under the » ..I ,i i ,i i now the richest man in all Marseilles. The pilot stood before Devereux ! Catholic countrymen with all the fervor done. So after hours master set me at lieve him guilty if an angel told me he nightly burned to illuminate this vast ex i... ,1.. T? .'..'r.i.'„l | Mv wife is dead, but she lias lelt me claiming bis reward; but the latter of religious zeal. They were bound to Iiis stint, and it being in-door work, I was? tent. 340 miles of subterranean water- Ami I tell it whimper pions the floor; still hanging ou the panels were meet gether by secret organization, with kept at it all night. The old man liked Aud the lawyer said out of his heart, pipes carry the Croton River into every And the clothes of my man, as they hung on one son. the only being I love; for said: l o r the palaces of kings. Above the signs and passwords, and branches of that, aud set me a new task every night. though she was but a serving lass : street and alley, while 275 miles of sewers the stand high mantel-piece, of pure white inar- him and ibis vengeance I have worked ‘The freightage and vessel were All the better for me; I thought he would aud lived.’ saved.’ the society were established in England ‘He's worthy of you, Peggy Grey, I drain away the reiuse of the population’s Swung as it touched by a spirit hand. li e, with the elaborate decoration and pay ine extra and what was weariness to do believe, and that’s saying a good daily living. There are 1,000 street cars, •And for hissake,’ exclaimed St. Vic- 'No fault of mine,’ muttered Jean, and ultimately in Canada and the Unit ne, if it only brought me nearer to my deal? 267 omnibuses, 12,000 licensed vehicles, The lights I put in I lie windows small. majestic proportions, hung an oval por to r, you will have mercy upon me; if ‘I have done my best, but the tempest ed States. Their rallying songs were trait—the portrait of a young man.— Peggy? So I counted the hours’ worry Then he asked her about the pin, aud , aud an equal number of private ones.— Wete blown into d.trktiess one and all; not on me, on my wife, if not on her, fell, and she lived thiough the night.’ numerous and extremely offensive to is so inauy shillings. But when Satur Il was a fair, radiant face, with ar open the two had a long talk. It ended in Peg-! i'he resident population is 942.252 souls, Ano I heard, as the whirling storm went by, on un children.’ ‘Devereux threw him the gold ; he the Roman Catholics who were sore day night eaine, he gave me only just my gy bursting into tears, and promised to with 1,000,000 more that daily flock to the Shrieks as of souI- about to die. Il ippy expression, and surrounded by Kor a moment the hard eye softened, dared not resist the claim. As the pi- from defeat. The Irish peasants, dur- wack’s work. lo anything and everything he asked, it metropolis on business and pleasure.— soft, failing hair. It was the portrait and the f iee assumed an irresolute ex- lot was passing from the presence of iug the rebellion wore their hair crop- Master,’ said I, ‘I’ve worked over lie would tell me why she did it. i According to the detailed census reports, I dropped to the ground with my hands on my of St. Victor—but of St. Victor long hours every night; you forget that? He told me afterwards, and it was hard i the population of the city is divided al- face. i ressiou. but it was*ouly for a moment, the old man, he turned and said : ped close, and the most offensive of the ar<>. Even now and then.and mechan •I hire you by the week? lie said. "I’d work tor little Peggy with her honest j most equally between tne native born and For I feared to see some sight in the place; His answer was: One life has been lost.’ Orange songs is a piece of doggerel ically as it were, the man, amid the ive you u i more than one week's wages heart. Bless her. She turned herself i lie foreign elements. There are 510,553 And I proved the Lord my soul to keep, •No! Hie anguish, the shame of a Devereux was indifferent to this; he called -Croppies, lie down,’ of which So if you don’t like it, there are plenty sad. sih nt mnsings, would raise his .iiuuiid, made a different creature of her- native white citizens and 418,646 Of tor- And He heard my prayer and sent me sleep. Idow shall not pass unavenged! To- made no comment. The pilot cobtin- the following is a stanza: if strong lads to be had; you are grow self, a iil she tried h ltd to make Mr. Hulk- I eigu birth—inference, 9l,9d7. Th ■ li Bl J head to the bright picture of the boy. ing lazy? er think she had been coquetting all the number 202,000; the Germans (groiipiug I l< aped up at la*t; ’Iwas early dawn; What a contrast did these present.!— morrow, and St. Victor shall be the Ued : Water water wonder and scorn of Marseilles!' ‘Not one of the crew, but a youth Holy water; t'U e n he turned iiis back on me, ami while, aud how she cried when she told ' those who are returned as being natives 1 ran to llm door—tin* sto in was gone; ■the one how beautiful: the other how Mark laughed. Tnat angered me an me she let him kiss her. an I put his arm t if Prussia, Austria, Germany proper, The morning star shown I,right o 'e r the sea; in iiruful, aud how wan. •All. Devereux, think not, I lieseseh they were bring ng home, a lad of Mar- Sprinkle tlie Catholics, every one ; words fell from my lips. We had a qnar around her waist. But sue gained her l Hesse, Hauuver, &c.,) number 153.934, you of that hasty act. Think rather of seilles ; his vessel had stranded in the We'll cut them asunder, Aud my man hum ■ to my bouse and me. The door opened, aud an old man en- l e i . master and 1, ami I called him a nig end by it. I ir about 48,000 less than the natives ot iny long felt, long shown trust in you ; S’rails? . . . . . P . . . . j The’i.rXwntZy'?w“lT ca^ry the gun. gardly old rascal,’ and with that he dis One night my good old lawyer and two Ireland. There are 27.000 Italians, 3400 F..r lilt: llocklmid I lUfclte. tered. He was old enough to be the o r b i s missed me from his service. A. SEHENA IJJ3. lather of St. Victor: but it was only think how our house has been lor Devereux reeked little dentil., utuer men, were shut up in the pantry Canadians, 7500 South Americans, 388 yeais the first house here. What, a te - Why did the pilot presist ol talking of {Chorus.} ’At dawn you go? said he. ‘You’ve witii Peggy’s master, and she dressed in ! tVestludiaus, 2100 Swiss uud 8000 Frencb- ! Devereux, once head clerk of the house Bv llio • <•! By the sea shore! ritile tiling this would tie— the head of it? Crappies, lie down ; worked today altd have a right to you: aer best, and waiting tor Mirk Hulker.— nen. For the 10 muiitns preceding May of St. Victor, now a substantial mer We will wander lo-uigiit love; tlie St. Victors arrested—arrested and He resumed the subject. i Croppies, lie down; . , , bed at night, but at dawn you go? I'tiat night she had promised to lake his l-c, 1871, there was imported into New chant of Marseilles. The dress of this I marched out of the room with words pin, aud if he proved lo have the money Oil Ilie sea shore! On I lie sea shore! by...... you!..p, ‘Ilie ,boy was . washed . , j trom the deck 'i We II make all the Catholic Croppies . lie dawn. . York 8284,000,0t>0 worth of foreign mer We will roain together Jove, person was warm and rich, hut his gait I never should have used, and np to my ue bragged ot to marry him ; aud Mark chandise, aud during the same time she ‘All this,' answered tlie creditor,’ by a wave just as she struck; it was j I he contrast between these insulting girret and threw myself on the bed. But was as merry as could be, and the woise paid the government $J20,000,000 lor Where ilie wild wave- roar was feeble, and he was also farrowed, which you urge against the act, but, dark, and there was no means of sav- yerBB® UI*'J the sad strains which Uih And dash ou I lie sKore. lint the lines were those of age and L did not meau to stay to be turned out for liquor. duties on imports—the value ot exports, s'irs mo more deeply towards it. To- iug hint.’ how the British were ‘hanging men and At midnight 1 ruse softly, made up a bun •Now, lass? said he, ‘a promise is a A lt alone yve'will wander, love. thought. There was much of harshness exclusive of specie, being 8251,000,000. ' in now, and I have my revenge !’ D.-vereux coolly replied : women fur wearing of the green* must dle and climbed out ol a window. I eui promise. There's the money to count, l he fixed valuation of the real aud per We will rove on the white sea sand, of pride, and determination to be trac-1 •Give me but a day, Devereux, and ‘Door youth, I am sorry !' then tu-n- have been maddening to tlie defeated my hands with the glass of a broken pane ind the watch to look at an 1 the pin to sonal property ot the citv is 31.075.000,- We will rove on the strand; cd in li s countenance but none of that I will eassy to raise Hie money. Give iug to his previous occupation, he and proscribe! Catholics, aud the pro aud blood dropped down upon my clothes wear. Now you’ll have me?’ 000, aud the taxes for the year are 823,» woi In! anxiety which seemed wiLheiing nle a week. The ship Emilie my last showed he desired the absence of the cessions of the Orangemen resulted in But I was too angry to teel the pain; and And just then the pantry door opened >300 000. By the margin of the land t bound up the wound with a handker Joined hand in hand, the manly pride of St \ ictor. , ven u es ecled lcre llie weekle, that in iliebody o f a whale rapt m ed I- it not ns a fiiend you became tin conscious of what h ul passed ; was plays, Peggy says to me—’Jack, if they Few people have any idea through what in Ilie A ll-lie sea* on tile Wesleru side ol There was an eager group on the blessed beyond bis desert, in complete bly to assemble,’ lhat the Orangemen and smears all over iny vest. I feel my only knew our story, they’d make one of In I h r o f lhe li Ils?’ heart turn sick when I think of it. a number uf hands their pocket knives t i c C o n i incut, a baip.iiu was I nin I llial quay; many hud friends or relatives in determined to celebrate their aniversary it, I'm sure? and as they say you’re a T e creditor started to bis feet. forgetfulness. ‘Master will clear me? I said. have passed in the process of manufac was know n In b e l o n g to a Vessel th at Was Hie expected vessel ; some had shares 'his year by a public parade.—Port. writer, why I fell it to you, sir. ture. A bar of Steell destined to furnish then anil had b e e n f.,r some lime ciuising ‘N o!’ Every day be seated liimsef opposite ‘He says it was you? said one of the ill Ilie same sets oil tile opposite con in the rich freightage ; (illy telescopes the window which looks upon the Ado. men. ‘At least, he nodded yes, when wo a number of blades is heated to redness. The poor debtor groaned aloud. leveled at the horizon ; a hundred Ant-Power.—During a recent rain- A length is cut off, aud the forger speed iineiilal side. Tuis being a iaei. tlie i..- •Il was nut alwavs thus. Why do ocean. ^ T h e n old maste1/w a s not right in his "torin ;‘"t3 “jadeYhe discovery that voiies were rich ill assertion, denial Looking for Slights —There are some ily “ moods” this, that is, saapes it roughly e t ildes upp isinoii would I,,- Hun tie oil turn against, me?’ ‘The wind is rising,’ he says. ‘God mind? I said. ‘He’d never be against had .®®lc„?tle? _f?rA ne_^ into the form ot a pocket knife blade. mum.I li el p a s s e d Horn one sea lo 111 . oiijcclu e ; hut they all agreed on one pouple. says the Household, always look 1 turn nut, now,' an w led Dcver- grant there be no storm ! My son is at although well up on the side of a bank, Another heating is tuen required to fit o . h e i ciu lhe p o le , ami til d in hi* trausil. ijuiiil, that a vessel was in sight, uud ing out lor slights. They eanuol pay a me? ••nx. sen.’ After that I heard the whole. Master was flooded with water. How they man the end for being fashioned into the tang, lie lllllsl have lo llii I open Water, as Ills H have lunged for this hour — nuking towards the port. visit, they cannot even receive a friend, aged to survive the freshet it is difficult natural rcquiiem iils would demand Ire sought it ,-aily and late — lived Inn f Then when the night fell, he would they cannot carry ou the daily intercom se had paid the inen aud dismissed Mark. and yet another betorc it can undergo •Tis the E uiiic, live days before her s ty : nt the family without suspecting si m ■ H s had only said ‘all right, I am tired of to SAT’ next day they were seen work- the further operation of “ smithing?’ the quenl ascensions lo the surlaee. li Cap- it. 5 mi wronged in.1 once, St. Victor, last stage ot which is the stamping of o r iinc!’ said an old sailor, who had been •It is late, and I can see the white iffence is designed. They are as touchy work? and had eaten breakfast there, ! luS 'v,th g ^ a t energy in moving eggs lain Hall somebody else whose scienli lint my revenge is at, hand ’ the mark of the thumb nail to facilitate fi yj(6 n a t i'*us lie io t l i e same direction. gazing lung and eagerly through his as hair-triggers If they meet an ac and left in sight of all. But I was gone; ac,ro,s?. c“,,.ntr^ l° h,=hPf reSlonhs.’ h rney Acs, they shall lie t.liine'—the dj* sails no longer; but, if the wind is fair, and when they found that master, whJ e^nb .shed a tortuous track which was opening. The tang is then ground and m^Touly get hold of a wli.de disposiiiuii Huss. ‘I would swear lo her top-gal tie will come to-morrow. Drowning is quaintance in the street who happens to like unto llii* one, aud engage him to grace ol bonds, tlie ignominy of prison be pre-occupied with business, they at was always up at cock crow, did not rise s nctly to lowed, although an engineer, ilie bluil marked with the name of the — pr. ml, beautiful, beloved St. Victor! oil sails among a thousand. ‘Tis the a fearful death. wao uiTnj. , ...... H tiiev hau bad one in their community, lii in. The slight bulge ou the reverse side now lie in through lhe sone route, they li.nilie.’ tribute his abstraction to some motive at nine, they opened his door an 1 found , iuj - hllve diminished the labor. We caused by this operutife is removed by V ill lie enabled lo readily elucidate the I shall triumph now !’ God grant there be no storm. personal to themselves, and take um him on the floor sensele-s-t ey thought , oraal, jon tu takc thn tiuw of on„ •An I I may yet be saved/’ murmured Him dead at firs . He had been robbed of iudividllal- HlJ was earryillg a ioad, say tire or tlie grindstone. Tne blade is then gicat eertain uncertainly ot their day and •Dues Cic-ohl man rave?’ This St Hie debtor St. Victor gradually recovered from brage accordingly. They lay on others hardened by heating it to redness and general iun. he taii’t of their own irritability. A tit bis pocket-book, watcli. amtain old Ush- ,a tW0.tai;dso0t- hl3 owu Victor, .shi inking, bending before him Tue creditor turned fiercely upon embarrassments.and gafhing pin the plunging it into water up to the tang. weary, careworn with dark locks, sad lei; from past difficulties, becarai if indigestion makes then) see imperti ioued pin he always wore in wcijht, most! up liill and over many ob- him. chief—the painted head of ■ Lii1.',1.''..,.™ slrucii'iiis, and lie took no stop for rest, I’he tampering process follows next, the Every Day Religion —iVc must come lv streaked with white—this worl.i igai. the great mere limit of Mar- nence in everybody they come in contact bluish yellow tint being considered as ‘Triumph not yet Si. Victor,' he said vith. Innocent persons, who never around with what he used t but rather HeetneJ anxious to run ahead buck in mu pniui, which i*. mil lo urge broken man ! How is he worth such -cilles—the prosperous S t, Victor. pearl ornament older thau his indicating that the proper degree of heat nil uf you In give yourselves up in mis •she is yet far away ; the perils of tin beamed of giving offence, are astonish ot his comp u iio u s , which he did in sev- epithets? -proud, beautiful, beloved !’ But Iiis name ami race are now ex 'd to find some unfortunate word, or gra luitather. at whicli to immerse the blade once mure sion wmk. b ill in serve (in,I m u l e mid ■ ieep are many, and between her presen g They found nothing around me. of oral instances, lie accomplished the jour in cold water has beeu attained. Alter But the old man speaking thus look 1 pc i ; a id tin-spiei dor, and the wealll ■o moic in c o n m e i i m i uiiti your daily cull course and til;s harbor tlie sands an ne momentary taciturnity, mistaken ibis tile various kinds ot blades are < Jass- ed not at Ids wondering auditor: in* and Jie prosperity of the great housi or an insult. course but the qua,,eland my cut hand 1,1 '^ t . '■) seven mmues and ing. 1 have h e a l , I lhat a woman w h o shifting, aud the rocks are dugerous cou sc, mu iu i forty seconds. At tms rale ft would have ideJ iu the warehouse, aud undergo siin- e es were raised Io the bright, smiling have passed away forever. made the cas ■ 1 .7. ‘ h ' h , taken Idin lorty-five hours to travel a mile Ila* a mission m a k e s a pool w ile mid a fiiuiupli not yet!’ To sav the least, the habit is unfortu luster, dying as they tnougnt nun. Dad • lery gi hiding operations to tit them fir pm I rait. mid to it he spoke. nate. it is tar wiser to take the more he creature measured his own leugth. hud mother; this is a very possible ami But St. Victor, wild with hope, beeneen able to speak at odd times; and Slid ._ being balled. Twelve distinct processes III tile smile time v e r y laiileiilable; but Devereux continued : Tlie “ American Bapli*! Year-Book fo ■harituble view of oar fellow-beings and iu the fifteen leet, 1440 limes, as bis size h ive byTiiis time beeu gone through, slid heeded him not; and the old man, m ill that, to Hie best of his knowledge aud lie was about til • eighth flt au inch. A iu in the mission 1 woulu urge is not ot tin* •Ah ! St. V idor, dost thou remem 1S71” gives a iotal u i'917.455 “ rcgnlai not suppose a slight is intended unless liei. I was Ilie assailant. It was dark, to ui my more are necessary In tore the sort. Dirty rooms, sl.uiernly gowns ami lering angry threats aud denunciations orilaine. tue neglect is open aud direct. to measure bis owu length, say five feet ber, long ago, when thou wast a young, Baptist churches, witii lie sure, but in the struggle he leltth.it knite is completely finished, although the children w ith unwashed la c e s are swill quilted the hotel, and took his was -uiuisters (anJ having6627 more i hnrclii After all, ton. lite takes its hue, ill a ,l.e man wore a cap. un i I was the only rlx,’/ix, 144!) lime*, would ‘Ttravel , ?a ' mile an I “a number of bon is which it has now to pass Wi.'uesses agaiii'ttlie sincerity uf tliosc gay gallant, and I. lint a poor clerk in borne. than ministers.) and 1.410,493 members great degree, Irom the color of our own han.I who hud anything but astraw h.it. 11 !**• wlu! '* he cou d not do iu tbe nine. t hrough depeuds in a great measure on wiio keep other vincuirds aud neglcci hy father's prosperous house? "’lien His residence was also on the qu ay , averaging nearly 81 members to eaei iiiud it we are frank aud generous Besides he came float the inner passage 'yK“ u,.’. ”a' ’ ° ’stficliou and no up- lbe finish to be given totre handle, accord their own. I hive no tailh in th.it wo ton, the young heir, were lint a hoy, I not far from the Hotel Victor, with hi* c uircn. There are also about 600.000 lie world treats us kindly. If. ou the and down the stairs and did not break iu ,a Proportionate to the ing to the qualiiy of lhe blades with which man who talks of glace anil glory abroad was past the season of youth. When ii iptists separated from the main body ■ontriuy, we are suspicious, men learn to through a door or window, as a liurgl ir i*1*13 would, within a short distance, it Is fi led, aud the price which l tie com and uses no soap and water at home. windows also looking upon the bus\ pleted article is iuleu led lo realize. vou attained your biiilianl majority. I scene of the harbor—on the dark dis unking a total ot upwards of 2,0U0,0uo be cold aud cautious toward us. woul.ritave done. And I was the only '"s power ot endu auce. It is said Let the bullous be ou the shills, let the 3 iptist church members in this country, missing member of the househ ,ld. So I that ants can carry ten tunes their children's socks he mended, let the roast Devereux, was a man of sober middle tance of tliese. As with slow and feeble ‘Ain’t Gor’ em!’—Three of the dirti ilakiug the customary allowance, that Western Crops.—In Kansas the wheat lav iu prison with this awful charge upon ° 'va muilnn he duue to a turn, let the house age. But I loved, oh I both passion steps be retraced bis way, lie passed each church member represents on an est, most ragged little ragamuffins in this ately and truly, loved for tlie first time, crop is harvested and yields nearly thirty me. until they knew whether master: „ , rl be as neat as a new pin, and tile home tie among the throng now momentarily in average five persons connected in family bushels to the aero in some places. Corn would live or die; aud my greatest grief Speaker Blaine an'1 C','1Sr“33“1 ’ city entered one of the magnificent drug- as happy as a home can be. Serve God and even yet, St. Victor, that love is creasing upon the pier. Even to bis ir other relations, it Will appear that the p,,™,,., E. Dawes ot Massachusetts, who was a tores iu our place. Marching up to the is from nine to thirteen feet high. The was r g -j. , . ------, candidate for Speaker when Mr. Blaine by doing common actions in a heavenly here ! And he laid his withered hand feeble vision, a dim, white speck wa* B iptist influence reache i 10,000,000 ot our wheat crop of Jersey county. III., is esti •Keep it from her? I begged them, ‘un oiiuler, one said; spirit, and then, if your daily calling on upon his heart. people. til she must know it?I(>. . was first elected, -it Is reported, have •I want a cent's worth of rock candy? ly leaves you cracks and crevices ot time visible, just between the deep blue ol mated ut l.OOU.OOO bushels. The Iowa Aud they were kind and did it; and 18Uute«lou a tour lo the Rocky Mountains ’Get out, you ragamuffin I we dou’C sell fill up these with holy service.—[Spur- ‘She was very beautiful aud good, the sky and the deep purple of the wheat crop ig coming up better than was a ce ut's worth ot rot k candy?' that girl Gen. O.O. Howard siys that the ne anticipated. The corn crop is ahead of her letters were sent to me in prison. R together, peon. ami she accepted my suit; ocean. groes of the South take newspapers a* fast anything ever before, and the potato was a weary time, and the one drop of ' ... , „ Slowly and sadly they tiled out ot the we should have been happy, but you If it is the Emilie,’ said one, ‘we as Lhey can get them. In Howard Uni crop is faring well. All the crops io comfort in it came from those letters. I The Chicago Republscun regards Hon store. On the sidewalk a coiisultaliou BVSSIA!f PltOVEBBS. came. I need not tell yon how it was shall soon hear the gun for the pilot.’ versity he tiuds it difficult to prevent the Northern Indiana are iu splendid ceniii- had haihtive from her when, at the end of James G. Blaine ot Maine *a»unques- took place. They re-entered the door. Every fox praises his own tail. —how soon the young, the dazzling St. Tlie old man turned away. poor students trom spending loo much tion, and the yield of wheat, corn, oats, one c tine this: tiouabiy the best candidate for tlie suc •Mister, do you sell thiee cents' wotth A debt is adorned by payment. i Victor won from the plain clerk' her I would she and her cargo were deep money for newspapers. etc., will be lurge. Dear J ack:—I never hide anything cession of Mr. Coltax" yet mentioned iu of ock caudy Roguery is the last of all trades. that connection. Yvs? . , j L Never take a crooked path while you heart, with all its ‘wealth of love; bow within the sea !’ from you, and do not want to boast of my Well, we ain’t got ’e m a n d the pro The last Armstrong sun on the Quebec conquests, a thing I’d never do; but just can see a straight one. soon I was forgotten and discarded, and He reached his own door; as lie The grasshoppers are getting pretty II. B. Castle, a promiueut citizen ot cession moved out again.—Exchange. bow deeply you were loved. I need not forts was shipped to England Tuesday. numerous . __in various...... tparts___ of _ the eoun- to let you know [ kept no secrets to ray- Fear not tlie threats of the great, but paused here entering, some one ad- self. I must tell .you what has happened. Clevelaud, Onio, drowned himself Wed ra tier the tears of the poor. repeat all my efforts to retain her, all dressed him. It was Jean, the pilot, The symbols of British sovereignty in the try. One of them thought to stop in A schoolb y atDanburv, Mass., having ancient city now consists of little else, Rhode Island a day or two ago, but by a Our master has hired a man. a lazy fel nesday morning He was so fleshy that he Ask a pig to dinner aud be will put his my pleading—pleadings poured vainly whose turn it would be to answer the couldn't sink, but forced his head under been asked, ‘what is mist?’ vaguely re feet on the table. save snch of the barrack room furniture slight miscalculation as to distance low. that I disliked at first sight. Mark plied, ’An unbreila? in the ear of passion—pleadings Loth signal-gun of the Emilie. as is immovable or useless. 1 skipped over it. Hulker by name, and what should he do wut.*r. Cause, dissipation. T/*a Cor.an fight The Jewish women were once punish — The bouse and outbuildings of Ivory W, under Tammany’s vile foot and demand Further particulars of the fight with ed for adorning a. false calf. .About Town. ed the civil authorities to retract this base the Coreans do not materially “alter the Davis, of East Eddington, were burned Wed stie B c M a n h to jr tb . gambetta’s imprudence. “Let the women ot this country take Jt3- A Michigan farmer was badly poisoned surrender. Governor Hoffman, though report already given. The fleet arrived warning.”—Exchange. nesday morning. Loss $1,000. Insured — We learn that Mr. John F. Singhi, of $600. by the bite of a potato bug a few days since a little tardy, came to the rescue, and tbe New York, July 17.—We have a des in the Coreau archipelago May 20 and Better give this caution to the men this city has projected a grand excursion from patch from Paris to-day announcing that spent ten days in surveying the channels He had spasms and chills, and experienced a Irjday, power of law and order was vindicated. who spend so much time on the corners, Camden and Rockland to Tenant's Harbor, Gambetta is gnining much popularity between the islands. May 29 some Cor on windy days I However we do not — There were three hundred visitors at Bar pricking sensation all over his body. lie be The vindication cost blood, however, and among the ultra republicans at Paris and eans ol the third and fifth rank boarded know as they are much to blame. “ Its Harbor, Mount Desert, last Saturday. Over came partially delirous, aud remained so for an touching at Dix Island, on Saturday, the 29th at Bordeaux, where he addressed large inst. He has chartered the tug-boat “ C. B. The Lesson of the New York Riot. some ot it, alas! innocent blood. And the fleet and were told of the Admiral’s kind o natural.''—Regulator. one hundred landed from the Lewiston on one hour or two. He drauk water highly inpreg- assemblies, uttering sentiments ot thr intention of sending a party up the river nated with salt, which seemed to relieve him Sanford ” and pleasure barge “ Fairy of the Now that a week has elapsed since the this might have beed spared if Tammany most dangerous and inflammatory char Nows has been received of the total of her trips. had possessed virtue and courage enough but made no objection. June 1 the gun considerably, n e was very sick five hours or Wave,” of Bangor, and engaged the services New Tort riot, and the first excitement acter, advocating revenge upon the for boats Monocracy and Palos, with ‘four wreck of the French ship Souvenauce, to assert the majesty of tho law when its — The New York Commercial observes that more, and did not recover from the ett’ects of of tlie Bangor Cornet Band, and will also fur of the occasion has passed away, we may eign enemies of France, and the riddance steam launches armed with 12-pounders on the African coast, near the Cape of the bite for several days. calmly enquire what was its cause, upon violation was first threatened. of those now occupying her soil. His went up the river ten miles, taking Good Hope. All on board including a tho voice of the turtle is heard iu the land, and nish quadrille music for dancing. The barge will leave here Saturday morning and return whom rests the responsibility for it, anc What is the lesson of this riot? Is imprudence causes much apprehension soundings, until they came to two red number of passengers, were lost. A h u n explains that it’s the voice of the Democratic AStT The weather at Newfoundland h as beeu to the government, and greatly impedes dred aud fifty bodies had been washed until receutly, very unfavorable for fishing op early in the evening. If Saturday, the 29th, what is the lesson to be drawn from it. that Catholicism is hostile to liberty and stone forts, which fired upon them. The turtle, and “the turtle's got a Hot coal on its erations, and bait has beeu so scarce that as yet its action toward the fulfilment of nation fire was returnedand the expedition passed ashore from the wreck. back, and that’s the reason you hear from the summer cod fishery has not inure than fairly should be unpleasant, the excursion will take The origin of the riot lay in the hatred that leagues must be formed against it, al obligations. the forts driving the Coreans out, aud There was a struggle among the Amer it.” commenced. The ‘caplin schule,” ou which place the first lair day after Sunday, tlie 30tli. borne by the Irish Catholics toward.- and Catholics excluded from office? No, the fishermen chiefly rely for bait, are rather EXPLOSION AT RIIEIMS— THE VINCENNES returned unmolested. The only casual icans in Paris to secure possession ol the beliind tune, aud have not yet arrived in lari Mr. Singhi has planned this excursion on a their traditional enemies, the Orangemen this would be too hasty and too super ties occurred on the Alaska’s"^ launch, Communist prisoners ns colonists. Some — A 16-year old girl walked from Pittston to quantities. liberal scale, and at large expense, and we AFFAIR. where one sailor was killed and another What occasioned this hatred ourreadei.- ficial a conclusion. Let no man counsel want them tor Colorado, and others lor Lewiston, 35 miles, the other day, and the next hope tlie patronage given him will be commen P aris, July 16.—A great fire was oc had two lingers cut off by the recoil of a Lower California and Arizona. c a r A Philadelphia young lady appeared at who are uninformed in the matter mat a popular crusade against any form o casioned at Ilhcims to-day by the explo gun. Admiral Rodgers is now awaitin'' morning walked to Mechanic Falls before the navai ball. Cape May, on the Fourth of surate witlx the attractions promised. learn from an article on “ The Orange religion—let no one counsel political di sion of a quantity of petroleum. Fifty orders from home. It is stated that the The Spanish gunboat Neptune captur breakfast. She was homesick. July, in a dress mado entirely of while lace The Knox & Lincoln II. R. trains now and the Green,” which they will find on persons were killed and wounded by the king of Corea has sent a message to the ed the Cuban General Frederico Cavada which was purchased in Brussels at cost of visions upon religious issues. Save, us while he was trying to leave the island. run regularly to Damariscotta. the first page of our present issue.— explosion, and many buildings in the fleet stating that the crew of the Amer — The Cirita Catholica, a prominent Italian about $7000. It is kept in au air-tight case, aud too from the follies of Know-Nothingism, business portion of the city were burned ican ship General Sherman were put to He was taken to Puerto Principe lor tri Papist journal, thus argues in defence of per C it y C o u n c il .— The City Council met on With the spirit of Orangeism in keep the sunlight is never allowed to fall upon it. of Orangeism, of Ilibernianism and of Fe- Tbe Journal Official states that the ex death for murders committed aftei they al. His execution is certain. secution : Tuesday evening. ing alive in this country feelings of re- plosion in the works of St. Maur at Vin 3 0 " A couple ol Chicago lawyers amused nianism. Let us deal with men polit had been wreked, and adding that the Rev. Dr. II. V. Dexter has supplied “ The Catholic Church has a right to impose themselves Monday by shooting at one another The Mayor being absent, Alderman W. H. ligiousand political animosity originating cennes was accidental, and that six per Coreans refuse to hold any intercourse the pulpit of the Baptist Church iu Ells three .several times during the day. Enough Rhoades was chosen President pro. lent of the ically not as Catholics, or as Protestants sons were killed and thirty wounded. temporal punishments, even severe temporal was not thought of this matter by the police to on other shores, in another century and whatever with foreign nations. worth lor the past three Sabbaths, to Board of Aldermen. but as citizens. The lesson of the riot ii THE CZAR AND THE EVANGELICAL ALLI good acceptance, and measures are be punishments, on those who disobey her laws ; warrant a arrest. Thisty-six shots iu all were under a different lorm of government, M u r d e r . bred. Permission was granted to O. N. Blacking- that the spirit of intolerance, of lawless ANCE. ing taken lo extend to him an invitation that is, on heretics and schismatics. The church the public at large have scarcely anything ness, of violence endangers the safety o Washington, N. J., July 15.—An atro to assume the pastorate of the Church. has always enforced this right when she could 20^ Parties are washiug for gold in Locust ton to suspend a sign over tlie street at tlie London, July 17.—Prince Gortschakofl cious murder was perpetrated on Thurs Creek iu the town of Bethel,*Vt.,‘ and find a foot of Lindsey street. more in common than with the spirit ol society and the stability of the republic has expressed to the deputation of the Fires have been raging for a distance do so, though always within the limits of a day morning at Port Calder, a mile below little. • An order was passed in Board of Aldermen Irish Catholicism arrayed against it.— and must be promptly repressed. The American Evangelical Alliance the sym here. Colonel John Pence was found on of 30 miles, around Port Elgin, Ontario. wise mercy.” But the Orangemen were in a position pathy of his august master, the Czar, that morning lying dead, stabbed to the Great numbers of houses, and a large The italics are our own. Michigan is securing the largest and best raising a joint special committee and instruct principles of American liberty—of free with the object of tbeir prayers,—viz: amount ot crops have been destroyed.— wheat crop she ever had. The hay crop is ex ing them to lay a sewer of twenty-inch cement which commanded for them the public heart. Three other wounds were also cclieut, aud the potato crop has outflanked the dom to hold any form of religious o the advancement of the cause of religious found ou the body, all evidently inflicted The village itselt was saved by a change — A shrill old lady in Memphis, whenever potato bug. pipe in Main street from the Brook to Park support and sympathy in precisely the political opinion and of protection in the liberty iu Russia. of wind. with a knife. Lorenzo B. Doolittle has slio loses her scissors, rouses the whole family 20" The Pope has announced his intention street. The order was tabled in Common same way as the Hibernian societies would JL Riot at Greenwich. exercise of every legitimate civil right— been arrested on suspicion. It appears In Newark Mrs. llaion, residing at No. ' with: “Where's them shears appeared to ?” of repairing to Corsica if King Victor Emaii- Council. London, July 18.—Quite a serious riot that Pence and Doolittle had a quarrel in have commanded it, had the relative atti must be maintained, and whatever in act 377 Ogden street, while looking out of a ------.— ------auuel should enter Rome. Proposals for supply of the Fire Department occurred iu Greenwich. One Pook, who a store, which was witnessed by some second story window lost her balance aud — Andrew Smith, of Cairo, 111., shot himself tude of the two parties been reversed.— denies or abridges these is fraught with were opened in Board of Aldermen. Four has just been acquitted in a murder trial, people. After Colonel Pence left, he was tumbled out. She struck head foremonst in showing how Alfred Plumb shot himself in 25T A. F. Cunningham, an ex-clerk of the Last year the Orangemen celebrated theii peril and must be met with a resolute was upon release from imprisonment set followed and probably killed by Doo treasury department aud one of the oldest proposals were received, viz:—From John ou the sidewalk, the fall breaking her showing how Adam Ruanether shot himself in printers in Washington, died yesterday, aged anniversary in a peaceable pic-nic, and purpose to allow it no indulgence. There upon by a crowd of people, excited over little. neck. She died almost immediately. Bird Cc Co., to furnish every description of showing how Vallandigham shot himself in while so engaged were set upon by an should be no temporizing with this evil what they regarded as a mockery of jus supplies at 5 per cent, above wholesale price tice. The crowd soon swelled to great Death of “ Tad” Lincoln. During a thunder storm yesterday a showing how Tom Meyers might have shot 1SF Thursday 70 horses died of the new dis Irise Catholic mob, and driven from the spirit. This is the lesson of the last bell tower in Yorkville, N. Y., 135 feet | in Boston ; from Calvin Hall, to furnish pro proportions aud Pook was mobbed by Chicago, July 15.—Thomas Lincoln, himself. [To bo continued.) ease in New York. park, several of their number being week in New York. fully 4000 people. A number of fights high, 35 feet in diameter, with a 5700 visions at 4 per cent, advance over cost in universally known ns “Tad” Lincoln, pound bell, was blown down. Several tJST Joseph B. Hall, formerly of the Evening killed and many wounded. This year It has long been a burning shame that ensued between the friends of the re youngest son of the late President, died — A well-known English lord is said to have Courier, lias started a new weekly paper in Boston, and from White & Case and Ames & leased prisoner and the mob, aud the town sail boats and one yacht were also upset Portland called the Monitor. It is to he inde Crockett, respectively, to furnish all classes of they determined to vindicate their l ightr the chief city of America should be under at the Cliftou House, Chicago, at seven and one man drowned. given the following instruction to his steward : pendent in cvcrythihg, was soon in such a state of uproar that the o’clock this morning, of dropsy of the supplies, for 4 per cent, advance over cost in by a public parade, and their Irish Cath the political control of a corrupt and law “ We are coming down, a large party, in a day 2 0 “ Mrs. Harriett Beecher Stowe is having a frightened shopkeepers closed their stores heart, aged 18 years, lie was taken ill a The Lewiston Journal says people are Boston. The proposals were laid over one less mob, and that its revenues should go and business was entirely suspended.— or two, to eat strawberries and cream. We fresh hurst of popularity in Europe, three dif olic enemies were loud and determined in few days alter returning from Europe. buying hay now largely at $30 per ton.— week for action. their threats to prevent it. into the pockets of the vulgar creatures This condition of affairs lasted for an During his illness his mother has been One gentleman in Lewiston bought 30 shall want plenty of the latter, so don't let any ferent transalations of “ Uncie Tom’s Cabin” hour or two, until peace and quiet were The following orders were passed by con Now is the Catholic Church in New who rise to power upon this mob’s -shoul almost a constant attendant. There has tons of one tanner Friday, paying $900 of tbe cows be milked meanwhile.” having just made their appearance in Berlin. finally restored without the assistance of always existed the warmest affection be therefor. Some people predict hay will current vote : York, or are the groat body of the Irish ders. Tammany, with its corruptions 30" Of tiie 143 deaths in Boston last week 23 the military. tween the two. Mrs. Lincoln is complet yet he worth $40 a ton, but there will — Tbe way they find out whether milk is were caused by consumption, 31 by cholera in Order for laying out certain streets on land Catholic citizens, responsible for the mob and its crowd of ruffianly supporters, has ely prostrated in her affliction. probably be a reaction presently. pure in Boston, is to feed 6ome of it to a bouse fantum, 11 from accidental cause, 7 from brain eserved for that purpose by the heirs of the which occurred in consequence? The ruled New York aud her respectable citi The Pope Despondent* disease, 7 from diarrhoea, 1 case of murder, etc. New York, July 15. A large number An old lady gave this as her idea of a cat. If she sticks up her nose at it, they go Of the total number seveuty-five were under 6 late Knott Crockett. zens have submitted to the outrage. Yet N ew York, July 19.—His Holiness the Catholic clergy, on the Sunday preceding of prominent citizons are now busying great man: “ One who is keerill! of his Tor the milkman the worst way. You can’t years of age. Order for the purchase of a pair of light the fault has been in some measure their Pope recently declared to the college ot clothes, don’t drink spirits, kin read the the riot, enjoined their people to have cardinals in a Latin elocation that “ all themselves in perfecting arrangements fool a cat on milk much. Their opinions are 3 0 " On Friday, July, 7th,’a party of five per. wheels, also a “jibogan” body and hind axle to nothing to do with the threatened riot, we fear, for doubtless they have been i for a monster mass meeting, to be held Bible without spelling the words, and eat entitled to respect. is lost, and only a miracle can save us. a cold dinner on a wash-day without sons, from Dexter, were sailing and fishing in u »e used with wheels now owned by the city. and yet, as a contemporary remarks, “the a great measure content to take care of He sees no possible help from man, and at an early date, at which the people of boat iu a pond at Sangerville, when the bom New York maybe enabled to give express grumbling.” — The markets now present green peas, Order for raising the roof of the stable where general effect of their teaching in the their stores and counting rooms and ships recommends his hearers to seek inter capsized and Mr. Frank French and Charle- ion to tbeir opinions relative to the action Thos. P. Bird, of Washington, was con spring beans, asparagus, new potatoes, toma he city team is kept. past had been to foster the impression and warehouses, and leave the govern position from tho Almighty. of tho city authorities in the matter ot the Libby were drowned. They both leave famil victed ot bigamy nt Alexandria, on Satur toes, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, ies. The other three persons in the boat were The order raising a joint committee to that the Orangemen’s right to parade meat of tho city at the mercy of Tam Satanta ami Big Tree Shot H'iltle trying to Orange procession, and the result of that day, and sentenced to three years iu the mike a contract with the Rockland Water action. The call for tho meeting will be peaches, pears, cherries, currants, gooseber saved. was something which Catholics were uot E s c a p e . penitentiary. Company, subject to the approval of the City many, so long as they were robbed and published in due time. ries, and cucumbers. 70* A dog, and a small though energetic one bound to respect.” And some of the Irish outraged inside of the bounds of com St. Louis, July 15.—The Fort Smith A physician named Parsons lectured in I at that,got into a sheep pen at Calais, the other Council, was passed in concurrence, in Com Catholic journals have put forth words ( Arkansas) Era’ of July 3 learns from The West Indies. a down east town the other night, and i —When Bonner was a journeyman printer night, and took a census of its 24 inhabitants. mon Council, and Councilmen Andrews and plete exasperation, rather than to take oil Deputy United States Marshals McLe He got “ weary of the pen” in about an hour as intemperate, as virulent, as provoca their gloves and roll up their sleeves and tyas introduced to the audience as one of . jie gtd Up 25,500 in’s of solid type in twenty and a half, and then, the sheep being all, dead Libby were joined to the Committee. more and Baer that Santanta and Big Trouble With Negro Squatters in Jamaica. Tree, Kiowa chiefs captured at Fort Sill tice much nS Wll° PrUaCh llttl0UUd P1'“C’ consecutive hours and twenty-eigl.t minutes, her ownePhung him up, so that his wits should Advertisement. tive of riot as can be well conceived. For go into the fight to redeem their city from Kigstown, J amaica, July 15.—The not go wool gathering any more. when General Sherman was there and | on a bet of $10 that he couldn’t set 24,000 in — You can find a splendid assortment of example, the Irish World, of the loth, the dominion of vulgar speculators, government has been advised that the 7 0 * The anniversary of the battle of Bunkei sent to Austin, Texas, attempted to es Kelso’s Older was not his own work. ! twenty-four hours—and then refused to take lew jewelry, ladie3 and gent’s chains, just printed in Boston, in a leading editorial thieves and ruffians. negro squatters intend to attack the judg Hill was celebrated with much spirit iu Sai. cape from prison and had actually re Mayo Hull instigated it, aud when the ; the money. _ which speaks in behalf of the Irish Cath Tammany reached the point last week, leased themselves Horn the shackles by es of Morant Bay court if their decision folly of kneeling before St. Patrick was Francisco on Saturday. The Russian war ipened at Keene’s Variety Store, selling at is against them. It is reported that the discovered, the grand Sachems of Tam low prices, No. 2. Main St. olics of New York, and was doubtless however, when “forbearance” not only gnawing the flesh from their hands and insurrection will begin on the 15th or21st — Alfred Ziegenmeyer lias been convicted, steamer Bavarin fired a salute in honor of the written by one of them, calls the Orange “ ceased to be a virtue,” but became no teet, but were discovered and shot dead. many stepped in. I . V. . , - r, ,, day. — Silver and plated ware at bottom prices, Marshals McLemore and Baer report that instant. The constabulary haved , at Chicago, of the murder of M. W. Gumble- men “miscreants,” “wretches” and “ a longer a possibility, and Tammany bow ceived arms and ammunition, and the It is reported that the miners’ strike in ton, jagt December, and sentenced toimprison- at Keene’s Variety Store, No. 2, Main St. the people of the Texas frontier were A mad or county. Cal., is ended, and that ... . . _ t . ... towdy band” and holds forth like this:— ed its corrupt and cowardly head before very uneasy lest there should be a gen Ashwood volunteers have been ordered to L5^* Wc learn that the yield of hay in the hold themselves iu readiness. The gov the troops will be withdrawn. meet for life in the State penitentiary. His Some hoys amused themselves by burn a whirlwind of popular indignation eral outbreak of the reserve Indians up counsel made a motion for a new trial. State this year will, on the average, be scarce •‘We Irish American Catholics of New eminent is alive to danger, and is deter ing fire crackers in the attic of D. Hazeltinc’s which we fervently hope may sweep on the settlements to take vengeance for The grand jury at Baltimore has found ly more than half an ordinary good crop. York—numbering one-half the popula the death of their chiefs. mined to teach the negroes a lesson if a true bill against Mrs. Wharton for poi- —At a celebration at Moon Lake, in the house in Newmarket, N. II., on the 4th, aud tion of the city,— could crush these they rise. L0* Bowdoin College-has conferred the de away its power forever. If the riots ol soiling General Ketchum and attempting town of Maryland, on Friday, a cannon was now there is room to send up sky rockets] from wretches, as they deserve to be crushed ; last week shall have unchained a popular Terrible Tornado at Vineland. the same locality. gree of D. D. upon Rev. E. F. Cutter of this but would that be wise? No! We labor Murder in a Har-Room. to poison Eugene Van Ness, and she has discharged disch d prematurely,preinatureiyi instantly killing a man Vineland, N. J., July 17.—A fearful been taken to jail. city. under grave disadvantages, partly due to flood that shall sweep clean the Augean New York, July 16.—Daniel Galvin, named Rynders. 3 0 ” Loriilard’s American yacht Enchantress stables of New York city politics, they tornado, accompanied by thunder, light Lieut. Col. Braine, of the 9th regiment, is at Southamlon. Eight of tlie crew have our imperfect organizations, partly from ning and heavy rain, struck this town the proprietor of a drinking saloon on been arrested for mutiny, and one has been Rev. L. D. Wardwell preached an able the divided counsels of our leaders.” will have been a ministry of untold good Farnam street, Brooklyn, in a quarrel asserts that Col. Fisk did his whole duty — A party of sixteen persons set out from committed to prison on tbe charge of stabbing and practical temperance sermon last Sunday last evening, anil roofs, houses, trees and in command ofhis troops, and that he was And this:— to the country. fences were destroyed. The most seri last night stabbed Michael Campbell dead Prescott, Arizona, last week, and joining a de an officer. ifternoon. with a large sheath-knife. The quarrel foremost in the fray. tachment of the third cavalry went in pursuit J 0 " The Rev. Mr. Bartlett of Jersey City has “ If force were to be used at all by our ous losses are the destruction of the Rev. — Interested parties will notice the call for MANUFACTURING EXTEIII’KISE IN WAR- William J. Clark’s Episcopal church, two arose from a difference of opinion con It is stated that Red Cloud has threat- of the Apaches who had attacked Brown & Co’s accepted a call from the first Congregational people, we could wish—and we will here corning the recent riot in this city. a meeting of the Corporators of the George’s say it openly—that that force were of suf ken.—Our Warren neighbors have just railway depots and two dwellings. In ened to drive all whites from the vicinity herdsmen. They surrounded them and killed Church in Yarmonth, of which Rev. Mr. Put. of Fort Laramie, and that an additional Valley Rail Road. ficient weight to put down forever these shown by their prompt and business ac one ot the bouses destroyed six men were Attem pt to Assissinatc Rasainc. fifty-six before starting for home. □am was formerly pastor. gathered when the roof was taken off force has been asked for protection. Orange demonstrations; either that, or tion that they are “ np with the times'’ London, Ju^y 14.—A despatch received 70* An encouraging revival in tlie Free Bap CS^Th? Rockland W ater Company are to nothing at all. But, as we have said, the and the walls fell iu, wounding some of Michael Greeley was crushed to death — The Congregationalist believes that in tist Church at Deer Isle is reported. lay a new pipe, of iron, through that portion them, but none dangerously. No loss of in this city from Geneva says that an at odds are against us. Our organizations and ready to take advantage of any op tempt was made in th at town by uukuow i on Fiiqay iu the Boston and Lowell de tlie construction of churches, as well as in are imperfect, and our councils are di life is reported. The tornado seems to 3 0 “ A Universaiist Society has been organ of Main street at the Brook where anew gradt» portunity to increase the business and parties to-day to murder Marshal Bazaine pot, at Boston, between a car bunker and that of railroads, “ The narrow gauge not ized in Lisbon aud a meeting house is to be buili vided. Let, then, not a hand be raised ! havo been entirely local, the country with a Has been established. promote the prosperity of their town The assassins, however, wore unsuccess thick wall. alone favors ecenomy in the first outlay, bu t when funds are raised. Td "accept battle unprepared, and to re- in a quarter of a mile of the town escap ful in tile attempt and their plot failed, The “ Coit Excursionists ” of Worcester, when it presents itself. A short time ing from its effects. The Oxford Register says on Monday retrenchment all along, and thus facilitates an - tire with disaster, is a very heinous crime : their intended victim escaping unharmed. “ Will you have me,Sarah?” said a young man Mass., are to make their annual excursion to come off triumphant might, perhaps, since, ilr. L. A. llowe, a prominent shoe The authorities are using every effort to morning, the 10th inst., Mr. Henry Maxim extongioll of the privilege int0 regions that to a modest girl. “ No John, but you can have Another Outrage in Bobeson County, of Sumner bail bis house, barn and out me if you will. ” next week. They have chartered the “ New put another complexion on the affair.” anul’acturer in Marlboro, Mass., visited discover the perpetrators of the attack. otherwise could not be reached.” Wilmington, N. C., July 17.—a band buildings entirely destroyed by lire, to 30* The Whig says Mr. Dennett of Brewer, Brunswick,” Capt. Pike, the same steamer ern- This is saying, about as plainly as Warren and proposed to its citizens to getlier with about ten tons of hay. The of negro outlaws, led by Lowry, in Robe Terrible fire among the Shipping at Jtiga. — “ Old Stupid ” objeets to life insurance, who took laudanum, Wednesday, died from .floyed on last year’s excursion. They are to words can say, “ Wo would advise the invest $15,000 in a boot and shoe manu tire was supposed to have caught from son county, this morning waylaid and London, July 15.—Dispatches from because, as lie says, the Bible does not recom the effects of the do^e. leave Boston next Tuesday morning, arriving in Irish Catholics to attack and exterminate killed Daniel Murdock McClean, a prom Riga announce a terrible lire raging sparks from the chimney. Tlie house factory in that village, provided that they had been lately thoroughly repaired, and mend it. W hat does tlie fellow suppose this ^0 * A blacksmith shop in Orono, belonging Portland the same afternoon, where they will the Orangemen if they had the power, inent citizen, and Hugh McClean, his among the shipping in that port. Fully would subscribe for stock to a like brother, only 13 years old. They also the barn was almost new, having beeu passage refers to :—“ A good mail lcaveth an to Daniel Peavy, Esq., was destroyed by fire on remain several hours. We have not seen any but as the civil and military power is ar thirty barques had been burned, half of Wednesday night, with all its contents. Lo=s amount and procure a vote of the town lo wounded Archibald McCollum. These which were loaded with hemp and corn. built only a few years. inheritance.” $300; insured for $300. further programme of their trip, but those fa rayed against them and they would be parties were riding along the public road vored few of our citizens who remembor tho exempt the property from taxation for a The American barque Hillers is among The man who this jTar pays the high 170* “Through tickets” to go “ round the beaten at that game, we advise them to term of ten years. The public-spirited and were fired on from a thick piece of the vessels reported destroyed. The est tax in Portsmouth, N. 11., twenty — On tlie question of a further loan of $243,- pleasant evening spent on the New Brunswick woods. The sheriff has a posse of 150 000 iu aid of the Knox & Lincoln Railroad, by world” are for sale iu London for $1250; but kqep their heads whole and bide their men of Warren promptly accepted this latest dispatches say the lire is under years ago drove a charcoal cart into the the conundrum is, “ what is the use of , with the “ Coits” here last summer, will wish men in the field, but their efforts thus tar control. the city of Bath, tho vote was 300 yeas to 01 time.” The whole of this article is of offer. Subscription books were opened city for his indigent father. ing round when your ticket intitles you to that they make us a call. to capture the outlaws have been fruit nays. Tiie work on this road will now be the same hot-headed, violent sort. on Saturday and the whole amount of less. The Czar of Russia has granted per through. Advertisement A Massachusett Man Driven from pushed with tlie utmost vigor and its comple On the other hand, although Catholic $15,000 had been taken before the fol Mississippi.—The North Adams Tran mission for tho erection of the first syn 2 0 “ Mrs. Ex-Lieutenaut Governor Slinger- — Weed Machines and findings, kept con Deaths by Lightning. tion to Rockland soon accomplished. ism tends to foster the intolerant spirit script says that Harrison Ilaulcy, sou of agogue in St. Petersburg. land, of Carson, Nev., saved tiie life of little gii t stantly on hand and for sale on small instal lowing Monday night. A legal meeting Chicago, July 17.—The St. Joseph who had fallen into a well containing five fee. out of which such riotous preceedings John Hanley of that village, is on his James Morrow, Esq,, informs us that of water, by courageously jumping in after Iiei- ments, at the Rockland Cheap Store. of the citizens was held last Saturday, (Mo.) GnzeZfe gives the following-partic way home from Mississippi, being driven - The New York Observer s.iys : • ‘ Again might grow, it is but fair to say that all he has shipped during the past year 71,- when the town voted almost unanimously ulars of death by lightning of Mrs. Lovell out by the Ku-Klux. Young Ilanley was 000 bushels ot potatoes, 10,000 of which and again, by varied processess of argument 2 0 “ “ Drink ice water sparingly,” is an im — Great bargains in table linens and towel- decent Irish Catholics would doubtless not ouly to exempt this, but any other and Mr. Blakeinore during a terrible sick with fever, but was called up in the he has purchased in Belfast. The aver and reflection, we are brought back to tiie con portant maxim to every person in summer.— ings will be found for a few days at the Rock- storm in that vicinity on Thursday last: night and ordered to leave the State in The hotter the day tlie less should the stom —Cffbdemn and denounce this riot. It is to manufacturing corporation that might be age price paid was about 85 cents per clusion that the Gospel of Christ is the hope and Cheap Store. When the storm commenced. Mrs. stantly. He had expended some $150 in bushel, amounting to $60,650, which he of the world. From all religions or social ach be loaded with food or drink. be remembered that the New York police formed there, from taxation for a term Lovell was up stairs in the back room £0* Capt. J. W. Crocker, of this city, has planting, his.erops were up and in a line lias paid directly into the hands of the 20* An old toper residing in Chicago, took a force, which acquitted itself with great of ten years. reading from the Bible to her little daugh condition, but he had to leave all this, philosophies it stands apart and alone, as the been appointed Deputy Collector of Customs farmers, excepting occasionally, a small only scheme that can conduct the world on to hearty drink of corrosive sublime la.-L week, un credit in suppressing the riot, is largely The corporation will be immediately ter. The window of the room having been beside his trunks, so fierce were the commission paid for buying. der the mistaken idea that it was porter.— it this port, in place of Gen. J. P. Cilley, and composed of Irish Catholics. The men blown open, she took her children, ran brigands. He was from Massachusetts its wished-for consummation, possessed in it Whereupon subsequent proceedings interested •ntered upon the duties of his office this week. organized under th e general law of the down stairs, passing from the hall into aud that was enough for them. Mr. Valiindighain is said to have left him uo more. who attacked the Orangemen last year self of a vitality which violence cannot crush, Capt. Crocker is well-qualified for the posi State. We understand the reason of Mr. the bed-room, put the children on the bed $40,000 worth of property, and a com ^0* Jon Bull is slow at adopting improve and inspiring hopes on which tiie Deism of tion, and we have no doubt will prove a very and who engaged in the riot last week, Howe’s removal of his business to this and kneelsd at the bedside. In'this posi A party of Boston men recently visited plete autobiography. ments, but when he gets worked up, goes in tion the lightning struck her causing ine science breathes like tlie blast of a Sahara.” prompt, gentlemanly and efficient officer. did so not because they are Irishmen and State to be the difficulties and annoy a Nevada silver mine, and, upon coming The Tribune and Times throw doubt on strong. After scouting the iflea of horse rail stant death. Mr. Blackmore was in th- out of the tunnel, one of them offered Catholics, but because they are rowdies ances he had experienced from the dicta the valor of Fisk, intimating and indeed — A colored gentleman went into a black roads for years, Loudon is now alive with As we are now quite sure to have a good hall and the same bolt killed him. Sev their guide, who chanced to be one of the asserting that lie was badly frightened and ruffians, destitute of moral principle tion aud interference of the “ trade-un eral other persons were more or less in principal owners of the mine, a half dol smith shop with his coat-tail full of powder, schemes for these improved modes for locomo public hall and railroad communication with jured. Mrs. Lovell was the wife of John during the riot, and after he sprained hi lie came out through the roof. tion, and the Metropolitan Board of Works has the rest of the world, arrangements ought to and given over to brute force, drunken ions” with his operatives in Massachu lar for his trouble. The miner looked at ankle was possessed of the notion that the ness and lawlessness. They are the same S. Lovell of Virginia City, Montana.— the money a moment, and then, turning authorized no less than thiriy one lines. be made to provide our citizens a good course setts. Mr. Howe first proposed to locate His two daughters were uninjured. Hibernians were after him and fairly rail — The coroner’s inquest into the shooting men who enacted flic bloody, brutal to the man, said, “ May I ask you how away comically disguised with old clothes ^ 0 * No plant yields anything like as much >f public lectures next winter. Now is the in Camden, but did not meet with the en much you are estimated at home to be of officer Wilber, of Chelsea, Mass., charges nutriment from the same extent of soil as tin M u r d e r s a and hair-dye. banana. Uumbolt estimated that it return.- ime to move in the matter. scenes of the draft riots, and whom Gov couragement desired. work?” “ About $25,000,” replied the the murder upon Cornelius Conners, who is Chicago, July 15.—At a place about twenty times as much as wheat. Rev. Geo. Wm. Perry, pastor of the 2d ernor Seymour called his “ friends,” when Bostonian. “ Well,” said the miner, “ 1 One of the many Misses Young was re fully committed to await the action of the grand eight miles east of Fairburg, Nebraska, cently spoken to by her father, Brigham, iT0’ When a Chicago girl quarrels witli her Jniversalist church in Lynn, Mass., supplied the issue that provoked their violence Bai:xum’s Big Snow.— We have re on the 4th instant, two men named Walter guess 1 won’t take your half dollar. I made a quarter of a million here last in reference to a proposal of marriage jury. 1 lover she communicates the important fact to was an entirely different one. But the ceived a note from the general manager and Paschal wese murdered by some per he pulpit of the Universalist Church in this month.” from a Salt Lake merchant. The young her friends in tlie remark that she “ isn’t on •ity last Sunday. spirit of ignorant, beastly, drnnken, of Barnum's Museum, Menagerie and son unknown. At ten o’clock they pass woman, with considerable spunk, replied : — General Butler has issued a letter in ed through Fairburg in a wagon, and just squeezing terms with that fraud no more.” murderous lawlessness was the same in Circus, saying that on account of not be A Washington special says the admin “ I am willing to marry a dozen husbands which he says that in view of the present po Advertisement. after leaving the village a young man on litical situation of parties in Massachusetts, ■70* An ingenious Western clergyman recent At Spear & Co’s can always be found as both cases, and the same vile, seething ing able to pass through some of the horseback was observed to ride up to and istration has extended the lease of Sain- if you will let me select t hem for myself, ly preached a begging sermon from tiie appro ana Bay for one year longer. The mon hut I will never put up with apiece of a and the withdrawal of Guv. Claflin, he pro large and as good an assortment of stationery dregs of the New York population were bridges with their large train, especially hitch his horse to the tail ot the wagon priate text, “ Sit down quickly and write fifty.” ey for this purpose was raised in New man.” poses to become a candidate for that office. • nd blank books as at any other house in the brought to the surface in the two in their “chariot,” the management have de This young man has not been seen or 7,0* An Ohio inventor claims to have devised heard of since the murdered men were York, after nil unsuccessful effort hud It has all along been a theory of Ger State. Croquet setts consequently on hand stances. cided to exhibit in Maine only in the fol been made to do so in Boston. Mean — Dr. S. T. Shearman has been found guilty a process for converting iron into steel of so lound, and he is supposed to be the mur man statesmen that the union of their liquid a quality that it can be cast into thread.' and selling cheap. time half a dozen naval vessels are'or- various nationalities into one grand fa in the criminal court of the District of Colum The responsibility for all this riot and lowing places, at the dates annexed, viz: derer. It seems that the two men had en and ready-sharpened edge tools, all at one pro X camped for toe night and were evidently dered to remain at Samana and San Do therland would putastop to emergration. bia, of manslaughter in causing the death of t^*The resignation of Rev. C. Weston, arson and murder rests mainly upon that Portland, July 25th. mingo to aid Baez. cess. — Brunswick, “ 26th. engaged in getting grass for their horses Instead of such being the case, we are in Henrietta l’adden by attempted abortion. A pastor of the Universalist Society, was acceptt- > unprincipled, rotten political ring that 20* A Philadelphia judge lias decided that a , ed at a meeting of the society last Sunday. Gardiner, “ 27th. when they were shot. Each man had two formed from Berlin that emigration, “ af new trial will be sought, as usual. governs New York and gorges itself up Augusta, “ 28th. bullet-holes through the head, entering Ill a town in Ohio not long a^o, the ter a year’s pane Is doing its best to make procession has no right to interrupt the ordin | Mr. Weston’s engagement terminates the last women went in bands of two and three ary travel on tlie streets. A horse car company on the substance of its citizens—the Tam Waterville “ 29th. from the back part. The town was in a up for lost time.” Ships are filling as last — Virginia papers say that that the powder tested the question. | Sunday in September. terrible excitement after the murder was with their knitting and sewing into dram as they enter the German harbors, and many Democracy. Tammany supports Lewiston, “ 31st. tanks found by tlie wreckers in the Confeder So. Paris, Aug. 1st. discovered, and if the murderer is caught shops of the place, and spent the whole the emigrant offices are overrun with ap 3 0 “ New Ilaven had what is called a peculiar — We invite attention to the notice of the and fosters these trained ruffians, who he will be tried and executed according day with their work, aud talked politely plicants. ate iron clad Richmond, now lying in thirty or gathering one night last week, being a widow’s opening of a first-class Boy’s Boarding School Many of our citizens will be disap upon various topics. Husbands anil forty feet of water off Chaffin’s Bluff, are in murder negroes, burn orphan asylums, to the Lynch code. A Baptist exchange says that a limited party, there being assembled a dozen resident it Camden, under tlie immediate supervision pointed, but those who choose to make friends came in, saw how things looked, good condition, and the powder as dry and widows to welcome back two likewise bereav attack Orangemen, shoot innocent and Killed on the Railroad* number of pulpit supplies may be had of Rev. R. W. Atwell, Rector of the Episco an excursion to Portland to see the big and had not the courage to step to the bar ready for use as before its submersion six ed from Pennsylvania, companions of their defenseless women and children, and P rovidence, R. I., July 17.—John from Newton Theological Insitute, during pal Church in that village. show can go by the Lewiston, Monday and drink. This was kept up for several make the streets and public conveyances Durgan was killed by a locomotive of the days and the result was every shop in the the Summer vacation, extending Iroin years ago. youth. night and return Tuesday night, with lit about the middle of June to the 1st of — The Custom House has been removed to of New York unsafe in broad day. These Hartford train, in this city, this evening. place was closed. 710* The Journal says a yachting party is tle loss of time. He was walking on the track and was September by addressing Rev. II. V. Ba. — A $100,000 fire in Newburg, New York, being made up in Auburn for a trip from Port the room in the rear of tlie Rockland Insur lawless ruffians Tammany dares not re probably intoxicated. He was aged 61 Several of the most prominent colleges ker, Hebron, Maine. on Saturday night, threw a hundred men out land to Mt. Desert. ance Office—same entrance as before. strain. They are its “friends.” They Fire.—A fire broke out at about eleven years, and leaves a wife and six children. in the West admit young women as stu Absent but not forgotten. Speaker of employment and made twenty families home .10* “ A little yelping dog” frightened two — We are requested to announce that the are the foundation upon which its cor o’clock on Wednesday, in the barn at the dents on equal terms with young men; Blaine has withdrawn into tbe recesses ol less. horses in front of an Augusta farm house, aud Lincoln Baptist Quarterly Conference will be rupt power rests. They roll up its ma The Remains of “Tad Linaoln.” and at Amherst College in Massachusetts’ the Rocky Mountains to commune with three men, one carriage and a good pair of homestead of tho late John Hanrahan, Chicago, July 17.—The remains of held with the Baptist Church, So. Thomaston, jorities and enable it to fatten upon its two young ladies, one of them a relative nature, but along the track of his retiring — A tailor, while travelling on the lakes, horses were injured in consequence, just over the Thomaston line, on the old Thomas (Tad) Lincoln were taken last ot the President, have offered themselves footsteps, from the New York Tribune, was asked by a Yankee where he lived, and on Tuesday and Wednesday, Ang. 1st and 2d, ill-gotten gains. evening in a special car to Springfield for admission to the next Freshman class. 20" A New York paper remarking that a at 10 o’clock, A. M. If the weather is pleas county road, near Col. T. Williams’s.— the Chicago Republican and the Minnea what his business was, &c.; to which he replied contemporary haslikeued Wendell Phillips unto for interment in Oak Ridge beside the On Tuesday the Trustees of the institu polis News arises the suggestion that he ant a large assemblage may be expected. This element of New York rnftainism There was a fresh wind blowing and the remains of his father The funeral took that he lived in Toledo, and that his profes a whale, can’t see the similitude unless i; is that attempted to strike down the cherished tion, altera protracted discussion, refer would be an excellent candidate for Vice both of tliem occasionally come up to the sur flames made rapid headway, entirely des place this morning, and was attended by red the entire question of the admission sion was sitting on the smooth side of pover face to blow. American principle of equal rights—to an immense concourse of citizens of President on the Grant ticket. Coming into court one day, Erskine troying the barn and house of Mrs. Han ol women as students to a committee ty, and jerking out the cords of affliction. 70* A country editor who carries concealed perceived the aukle of Mr. Balfour, who obstruct the common privilege of the rahan and the house and barn standing Springfield and Illinois generally. consisting of President Stearns, the Rev. A disconsolate hut sausage-loving citi- izen of New Orleans writes as follows to A Connecticut editor writes thus feel weapous is searching for the writer on health Generally expressed himself in a very people to assemble together in such man very near to the north, within this city, Henry Ward Beecher, and the Rev. Dr. circumlocutory manner, tied up with a More Victims of the Riot. Paine, who will consider the subject and one of the papers published there: “ Mr. ingly about Ries: “ When Moses got up who sent the editor’s wife a circular recom ner and under such forms of organiza occupied by Mr. Ward Butler and owned Edytur—That what I wish to ask you is mending that carpets should be taken up aud silk handkerchief. ‘Why, what’s the Owen Stanton, aged 18, and Peter Mc report at the October meeting of the flies* to bother the people of Egypt his matter?’ asked Erskine. ‘I was taking tion as they please, for lawful and peace by Mrs. John O’Neil. Most of the con Caffrey, died yesterday from wounds re Trustees. weather strychnine, wbat tho police give head was level. They are a little the beaten every month. to dogs, won’t pizcu the human being af a romantic walk iu my brother’s grounds,’ able purposes. Tammany tried to trifle tents of the houses were saved. Mrs. ceived during the riot last Wednes meanest thing known to scieuco. Take 30* A San Francisco minerologist is said lo replied Balfour, ‘when, coming to a gate, d a y . Everlasting Smash.—Dr. Cumming, ter sassingers has been fried. Please put it Sunday afternoon, and between six and have discovered a method by which a substance and palter with this sacred principle and Hanrahan had no insurance but on the in the pauer how this is, for if fried stry- harder than steel can bo made by amalgama I had to climb over it, by which I came the eminent prophet, was lately good eight o’clock in the mornings, when any in contact with the first bar, and grazed to conciliate its infamous “ friends. ’ At buildings occupied by Mr. Butler, there Napoleon fs H aunts in London. enough to postpone the destruction of the ehine is pizeu, I go against sassingers. one is trying to get a nap, and have a per ting iron and copper. Yours, till pizoned.” the epidermis off my leg, which has its instigation, an order was issued for was an insurance of $600. Tbe fire de According to a London correspondent, world a million of years or so beyond the verse, persistent, pertinacious, pusillani 3 0 * Summer travel has commenced in a man caused a slight extravasation of blood.' bidding the Orangemen to parade because partment was on the spot in good season— Napoleon visits the town every day, gen unpleasantly near date he had previously Never give up a choice but decaying mous fly go for your nose a thousand a'nd ner which indicates a prosperous season for ‘You may be thankful,'said Erskine, that erally following nlong the sunny side of fixed. Within a few mouths past he may nineteen times in succession, is enough to Tammany's cut-throat supporters had although the nearest engine was more rose hush till you have tried watering it railroads and hotels. your brother’s gate was not so lolly as Bond street, or haunts the bow windows have found reason to revise his opinion, two or three times a week with soot tea make Pharaoh let go. not ouly of the your style, or you must have broken your threatened riot and bloodshed if the pa than a mile and a half distant—and ren of a club house. He is very popular and now confidently goes back on himsell Jews, but his meerschaum pipe, and his o * At Mobile, Ala., Saturday, a shooting Take soot from a chimney or stovo in nttrav took place between Buxton Bragg, Jr., neck.’ rade should take place. dered efficient service. Without their with the working classes, who hear him, and tells us that the earth is to go to pot which wood is burned, and make a tea of prettiest servant girl. We woke up the and Madison Wilson, in winch tho latter was other morning with the bed mattress twist But the people of New York, who had aid there might have been an extensive and he is getting very fat. at a very early day. The present, con it When cold, water tho rose with it.— killed. In Iowa the planting of trees is en sequently, is the proper time to pay the When all is used, pour boiling water a ed around our neck and tied in a double ipg- A London magistrate recently punished couraged by law. Every acre ot forest borne much, would not bear this. They conflagration. The valuable buildings of bow knot. We calculate that we rolled Irish feeling Against Goo. H offm an, printer nnd insure a clear conscience. second time on the soot. The shrub will a would-be suicide by making him pay ten trees planted releases taxation tor ten saw in this order the surrender of a great Col. Williams caught fire several times quickly send out thrifty shoots, the leaves over in bed so many times this morning, years on one hundred dollars valuation, Some Irishmen have issued a circular that if the same number of revolutions shillings to his rescuer. principle of equal rights at the dictation from the flying cinders, we are told, but calling an indignation meeting this even Ladies now carry their pocketbooks will become large and thick, and the blos and for each acre of fruit trees planted the fire was in each case promptly extin strapped to their hands, and handsome soms will be larger and more richly tinted were given to a mustard seed, it would 10" Girls and women constitute one-half of tax is exempted on fifty dollars valuation of a ruffianly mob. They would not sub ing, to protest agnins the action of Gov. roll to Alaska and back.” tbedepositors of tho Boston savings banks- mit to it. They removed their necks from guished without damage. Hoffman in issuing his proclamation. bandits will be apt to run off with both. than before. 1871. INSIDE LINE. 1871. for five years; and the same for shade TRINITY SCHOOL, trees and hedges along the highways. SPECIAL NOTICES 500,000 in DAILY USE ! LOOK Bangor, Portland and Boston, There are now’ maple forests in several Camden, Maine. SKAND8A1ADAY! 127,833 SOLD IN 1870. counties, from which sugar is made, W. A. PACKARD, An Euglimli nud Classical Boarding R. W. WALSH, STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD. W’here fifteen years since was nothing but S c h o o l for Boys, with a competent coqis of Teach TEACHER IOF era. a thorough course of instruction guaranteed. The Improved New Family THREE TRIPS PER WEEK. wild prairie grass and hazel shrubs. FALL T ER M , commences SEPT. 4th. For Piano, English & Italian Singing, particulars, address EXCURSION The Steamer CITY OP BICB- R e v . B. W. ATWELL, Rector. Another prisoner is reported—a pretty JIOND, Ca p t . Wm. B. D e n n is o s , 3MCE. July 20, 1871. 2m32 young w’oiuan in Kentucky. Having ---TO--- will leave BangorBaua< every Monday, made up her mind to marry her employ For reference and further information, inquire at a t t iU S! 'Wednesday, and ”rlday, at 6 o’clock SMITH’S Music and Variety Store. MERCHANT I A M touclilng; ata t HHampden, am pden, Wlnte,Winterport,rpftrt, Bucksport.Buck,port, er, a wealthy old gentleman, incumbered Rockland. May 17, 1871. 2m23 J O B M O S E S ’ ' Sandy Point, Searsport, Bellast, Lincolnville,Llncolr-"’ aud -- how’ever, by a wife, she smoothed the Sir Janies Clarke’s Female Pills. TENANT'S HARBOR, arriving at Rockland about 11:30, A. M„ NOTICE TO TOURISTS. ' Portland about 4 P . M., in season to connect way by poisoning the irksome spouse.— Let no one leave home without u bottle of LATH These invaluable Pills are unfailing in [the cure of Ca, » o'clock P. M. Express T rain, overthe Bos- Then she married her wealthy old gentle AM’S CATHARTIC EXTRACT. One should have a all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the and a. “ ne lUliroad fo/Boston. This train wlU stomach of iron to standi Hotel u o iei life; m e; butuui them u iuusimost deb uui- female constitution is subject. They moderate all From Camden & Rockland. with the „ • the arrival Steamer going west, mat man, and they lived very happily, until icate need not tear, i a bottle of Latham’s Cathar- excesses and remove all obstructions, from whatever NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ron and Ma,. -ns. arriving in Boston same even- one day he made a will leaving all his tic Extract at hand cause. TO MARRIED LADIES, alwavs w ait lot property to his pretty young wife. Then H U N D R E D S o f m o t h e r s THE LARCE BARGE mg sure connect!. -„e Eailroad Wharf foot ot they arc particularly suited. They will in a short testify in favor of LATHAM’S CATHARTIC EX TAILOR he, too, died, just in time to enable his time bring on the monthly period with regularity; Returning, will leu disconsolate widow’ to gratify a new’ pas TRACT. 4w32 and although very powerful, contain nothing State street, Portland, e. v- .. T, .. sion by marrying another man. He had hurtful to the constitution. In all cases of Nervous and Friday, at 10 o’clock, P. - 6 O’clock - *’ READ THIS EVERYBODY- and Spinal Affections, l’uins in the Back and Limbs FAIRY OF THE WAVE! press Train, which leaves Boston. ’’’ouching at the not yet made his will in her favor, or had N o r t h H a v e n , K nox Co u n tv , Ma in e , 1 Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation ot the Heart. CURTAILS -AND- over Boston & Muine Railroad, a Viand the n ex t nothing to leave, or she had not yet had 12th June, 1871. j Ilvsterics and Whites, they all effect a cure when all N o . 6 , »bove named landings, arriving at Roc. time to select a third husband, w hen the Mk. J a m es I. F e l l o w s , Chemist, St. .John, N. II. other means have failed. The circular around each morning about 4 o’clock, A. M. ’amer will package give lull directions and advice, and will be S team er C. B. Sanford, Passengers can be assured that this SC -’orningg friends of her first husband cruelly cut D ea r S i r ,—Having used your Chemical prepara sent free to all writing lor them, sealed from obser Nottingham Lace and Damask not leave Rockland before 4 o’clock on the m 'k. short her little game by causing her ar tion of Hypophosphites, which was recommended to vation. —W IT H T H E — ?oing East, and arriving in Bangor at 10 o’clov ▼ pf by Mr. Blugden, Apothecary of Rockland, I am SPECIAL NOTICE. Freight and Baggage not taken away on the da„ ♦ rest. It if. the fate o f every truly valuable medicine to be arrival, will be stored at the expense and risk o* truly surprised with its wonderful effects, because for Bangor Cornet Band, owners. counterfeited . Job Muses’ Sir James Clarke'8 FOR CURTAINS. BOOK NOTICES. leveral years my health has been declining, notwith Eemale Pills are extensively counterfeited . The. This Steamer ^leaves Commercial Wharl foot of standing every.means possible, which offered en genuine have the name of “J ob Moses ” on each UNION BLOCK, SINGER OF 1871, Sea street. couragement, was used by me. Several alarming package. Dishonest Druggists endeavor io sell coun Painted Curtains, J. P. WISE. Agent. The August “ Zfarpcr’s” is one of the most syniptons appeared, amongst which Dyspepsia, Pal terfeits to make greater profits. ECLIPSING A LL RIVALS ! Office N o. 7, Kim ball Block. brilliant numbers that veteran “ New Monthly” pitation of the Heart. Impoverished Blood and great N. B.—in all cases where the g e n u in e cannot be SATURDAY MOIt.VING, JULY 29, Rockland, M arch 23, 1871. 15tf ha<- ever isued. The engravings for one of its prostration. Since January when I began the use of obtained, One dollar enclosed to the Sole Preprietor Proceeding around Owl’s Head, through the Muscle Rustic Blinds, illustrated articles aloue cost $600. By the way your Syrup, my health has steadily and amazingly im JOB MOSES, 18 Cortlandt St., New York, will in Ridges, making a short stop at DIX ISLAND, and SANFORD’S INDEPENDENT LINE. Mr. Locke (the Rev. Petrol. V. Nasby)issoon proved, so that now it gives me great pleasure to sure a bottle of the genuine, containg Fifty Pills, by then round White Head, h.nding at Tenant’s Har The World’s Award 1 to make his debut as a poet, in Harpers Month recommend it to others, and in this way to show my return mail, securely sealed from any knowledge of bor about nooa; returning in the evening. CurtainZCambrics, gratitude for return ol health. To all who require a its contents. July lycow32 THOMASTON, The Singer Manufacturing Company ly. The book stores have it. At Tenant’s Harbor is some ot the most beautifu fare reduced. inedy for Debility I would say that they will tiud During the year 1869, sold and Curtain Fixtures. iur Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites just what scenery on the coast A beautiful Oak Grove is situ $2.00 to Boston. T i i e G a l a x y .— The Galaxy for July lias a >u say it is. I believe it to the best preparation in ated close to the landing. —DEALER IN— - Ah our renders will remember. 8O.T81 Serrina table of contents unsurpassed . Its articles, as MARRIAGES. The Barge will accommodate a thousand people, M a c h m en , but dux mg the year 1870, we sold 1 2 7 * ever, are strong and readable. All lovers of 1 i l Sir, Ac., and is perfectly safe, the steamer being lastened at 833 (one hundred nnd iwentv-nevcn ihou- THREE TRIPS A WEEK. her side. The Bangor Band is considered second to *nnd, eight huudredand thirty-three; Sew- genuine good reading will be deeply interested e i.e a z e r Cr a b t r e e , uoneiu the State, and wifi also furnish Music for Justice of the Peace. In this city, July 13th, by Rev. L. D. Wardwell, Gents’ Youths’ & Boys, o<.cillnc8: 8howin« an excess beyond the sales in the July number. It is worth many times those who wish to Dance. G<01’,o f.ovpr fo rtY thougand, and as shown SIDE ROUTE IROJUANGOR TO BOSTON. the price Try it. Read some of the quaint Im31 Mr. Charles F. Shattuck, ot Springfield, Mass., and The Proprietors of the Arcade Saloon will furnish LINENS by the following table, ot comparative sales for the Miss Rachel Moore of this city. Refreshments for those that do nut wish to carry articles. The’subscription price of The Galaxy In this city, July 13th, by Rev. L. D. Wardwell year 1869, over forty-four thousand Ma is $4 a year, invariably in advance. Two copies MAWON’IC M EETING S, them; ami the public may rest assured that nothing chine* more than uuy other Company. A Mr. Charles Gale and Miss Emma Walsh, both of intoxicatiug^ill be allowed on board. The large, new, and staunch 9teamer will be sent for $7: three copies for $10; ten for MASONIC IIALL. this city. Tho excursion w ill start from the Pieru The reader may naturally ask whether this is mere $20, and one to the getter up of the «ulb.—Shaw In Union, July 13th, by Rev. Charles B. Smith, Mr. boasting, in answer to which we have to say, that FOR LADIES’ SUITS E. H Cummings ot Portland, und Miss J. A. Scid- of ihcC iiy of Riclimoutf. lias it. For sale at E. 11. Spear & Co., CLAREMONT COMMANDERY OF KNIGIITS those figures, and the ones given below, are from CAM BRIDGE, Capt. J. P . Johnson, TEMPLAR: linger of Warren. The Tickets from botli Cumden and Rockland wifi CUSTOM sworn returns made by licensees to the receiver ap PRICE SS to SO CENTS. In this city, July 13tli, by Rev. Joseph Kalloch, Mr. be placed at the popular price of and the fine sea going .Steamer S c r i b n e r for August has been received.— Stated Conclaves, 1st Monday of each month. pointed by the owners of the most valuable sewing The following is the table of contents: Wellman Watson uud Miss Annie Archer, both ol machine patents, who license the companies of lesser KITAHDIN, Cnpt. Henry Rich. LEANDER WEEKS, E . C. So. Thomaston. importance. Sales ot 1870. W h a t a rc they doing at Vassar? by the Rev. T. E. SIMONTON, Reorder. In this city, July 15th, by Rev. J. Kalloch, Mr. John ONE DOLLAR EACH. will, unfit further notice, ran as follows:—Leave II. 11. McFarland: Life in the Caucasus, by F. . Lea ol Bangor, and Miss Clara Stover of this city. Tho Singer M anufacturing Company Sold Bangor lor Boston and intermediate landings, evenr T.IIeadlv; Some of the French Leaders, by KING HIRAM’S COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND AND Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 11 o’clock, A. M. • Mary C. Putnam. M. I).: The Weeping Willow SELECT MASTERS. irriving at Kocklaud about 5 P. M. Returning, leaves by Bensou F. Lossing: A Face in the Street, Regular convocation lirst Friday of every month. «5T If not pleasant, postponed to the first fair day 1 2 7 , 8 3 3 Ladies and Dents’ Foster’s Wharf, Boston, for Bangor and intermedi S. H. BOYNTON, T ./. M. after Sunday. ate landings every Monday, Wednesday and Friday by G. P. Lathrop: My vocation, and what B. I. WEEKS, Recorder. B E A T H S. Rockland, Ju ly 20, 1871. 2w32 afternoon, at 5.^ o’clock, arriving at Rockland every Came of it. by Adeline Traftoti; Cuwedded, by Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at about Elizabeth Akers Allen: A Visit to the Great READY-MADE SEWING MACHINES. 5 o’clock. Yosemite, by F. S.; Blind, by Charlotte F. In Warren, July 15th, Mr. Arthur Kelleran, form ROCKLAND 0 2 ,8 3 1 Sewing Machines m o r e than the Weed Linen Handkerchiefs. All freight and baggage stored will be at the own Bates; Living Americau Artist. An American Stated Convocations, 1st Thursday in each month. erty of Cushing, aged 78 years. Sewing Machine company. er’s risk. At 'Tenant’s Harbor, July 9th, Capt. Albert B. Gil- M. W. FARWELL, Agent. Art Museum—The Design submitted by Wm. JOHN BIRD. II. P. 4 4 , 6 2 5 Sewing Machines m o r e than the Wheel- II. Beard, by F. R. C. Uassard: Wilired Cuin- C. R. MALLARD, Secretary' lrest, aged 39 years, died suddenly, ol typhoid fever- A gent’s Office a t No. 2 A tlantic Block, r & Wilson Sewing Machine Company. Hemstitched, Price 17 cts. to $1.25 Rockland, A pril 17,1871. 19tf bermede, by George McDonald; Peter Crisp, W e saw hi in on the bed of death, AURORA LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED .Stern illness paled his brow ; STEAM MILL CO., 5 2 ,6 7 7 Sewing Machines m o r e than the Howe a Coinic Episode of Italian Travel, by II. T. Sewing Machine Company. Plain, “ 61X “ 75 cts. Tuckerman; Topics of the Time; The Old Cab MASONS. We watched his short and fleeting breath, MANUFACTURERS OF Stated Communications, 1st Wednesday of each And marked his gentle bow. 1 1 6 , 1 7 3 Sewing Machines m o r e than the ■White Cam brics, '• 12>£ “ 50 “ .SLIMMER ARRANGEMENT. inet; Home Slid Society; Culture and Progress m o n th . CLOTHING, Florence Sewing Machine Company. Abroad and at Home; Etchings—Reininiscenos Samuel bryant I I N S I D E L I N E T O of Mount Washington, by C. G. Bush. But all was still and tranquil there, M E A L , 1 1 3 , 2 6 0 Stwing Machines m o r e than the ENOCH DAVIS, , IF. Jf. There was no troubled swell, American Button-Hole Sewing Machine Company. For sale at the bookstores. R ockland, J a n . 1, 1870. Secretary. 24tt llis spirit meekly breathed a prayer AND DEALERS IN Mt- Desert and M achias. And whispered, all is well. 1 2 2 ,0 2 7 Sewing Machines m o r e than the ./Etna Sewing Machine Company, Piques, Striped & Corded, TIIE COXFESSIOXS OF AX' INVALID CORX, MEAL, OATS AND RYE ! AND TWO TRIES PER WEEK. Business Notices. And thus a gentle spirit’d gone 1 2 4 ,2 7 3 Sewing Machines m o r e than the Em FROM ao TO 73 CTS. To seek a home above, MEAL at Boston Market Prices, and delivered to pire Serving Machine Company. 'QUBLISHEDas a warning and for tho^enetit of And mingle with that holy throng, Shippers ut the WHARVES, without EXTRA From the above figures it will be seen that our ri -'W 'T. A. Wentworth, jobber and retailer With Him, whose name is love. CHARGE. vals in trade are far behind us, and tlie popularity ol PLAID, STAMPED AND PLAIN of bats, caps, furs, boots, shoes, rubbers, ready’ Debility, I&c., upplying t h e m ea n so f s e l f -c u r e , All orders promptly attended to. what is known as our New Family Sewiug Ma _^notwe) Railroad Wharf, Portland, O'er his pale form a widow bowed 1 c h in e is steadily and largely increasing. made clothing, gent’s furnishing goods, uni- . " ritten by c ie who cured himself, and sent free on Around, his lonely children grieve! CEO. MAYO, Agent, every /Tuesday.Tuesday am and Friday evenings, at 10 o’clock, breUas, &c., No. 5, Berry Block, Rockland, | receiving a post-paid directed envelope. Address, His friends who heard with jay his vows. FURNISHING Parties* a,.iivo .itin ijucovquest uxof ovwiugSewing Maehiuiucuiiies, for any pur" or on arrival of Express Train from Boston, (com The poor, he may no more relieve. July 18 1871. Jy» ROCKLAND, WE. pose,,.ose, should,shouP ‘before ------purchasing,*- ' Examine the World NAINSO O KN m encing 16th inst.,) to r Rockland, Castine, Deer Isle, Me., where you can always find the largest]6™23 N a t h a n ie l Ma y f a ir , Brooklyn, N, Y. RenownedItpnnwned Sedgewick. So. West Harbor, (lit. Desert,) Milbridge, stock and latest styles of lirst class goods to be Father, calm your fears ! it soothes your sorrow, .Jonesport and Machiasport. had in the city, at the lowest possible cash CROQUET AND KING-TOSS, It smoothes your way o’er file’s rough sea! Singer New Family Sewing R e t ...... ‘Tis mixed with goodness, meekness, patience, House for Sale. and 1 prices. New goods received by every steam BASE BALLS & BATS, This heavenly portion, may yours be! IHE subscriber offers for sale the er. Cash paid for shipping furs. 9tf New 1^ Story House and Lot MACHINE, DRESS GOODS! FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS Sister, rest from tears and sorrow 1 situated on the corner of Ocean and The Embodiment of all Saving Machine ___ ,) each trip from June 30th to September 15th in D eath is o’er and file is won. -Sutlolk Streets. For lurtlier par GOODS! addition to her usual luuding at So. West Harbor. Improvements, “A l e x a n d e r K id s .—The ladies will be FIKEWOKKSJ On my slumber, dawns no morrow, ticulars apply to M. W . FARW ELL, Agent. pleased to learn that Simonton Brothers have at wholesale. Rest, my earthly race is run. Rockland, July 20, 1871. In it are combined Durab’lity, Rapidity, Quietness, DRESS GOODS! A-gent’s Office, No. 2, A tlantic Block, corner Main made arrangement with* A. T. Stewart & Co., CUTTER, HYDE & CO., All Garments cut at this establishment warranted Cheapness, Neatness. Capacity for GREAT RANGE and Sttt Sts. O, may the heavenly vision fire OF WORK, and the perfection ot Practical Mcchan- Rockland, May 8,1871. 12tt for a constant supply of the celebrated “Alex ! CIIAL'NCY ST R E E T ...... BOSTON. Our hearts with ardent love. to give perfect satisfaction. ander Kids,” which are acknowledged to be the 3m 19 Till wings of faith and strong desire, GEORGES VALLEY Mr. W., has secured the services of Major E. H. It is the ONLY- Sewing Machine that an inexperi SLAWLS! SHAWLS! best in the world. All of our other kids will Bear every thought above. Reynolds, one of the best practical Cutters in the enced persen can learn to use in FIFTEEN MIN. be sold very cheap to close them out. Hill’s Rheum atic [Pills, RAILROAD. UTES, and the only one that cannot be put out of or T O L E T . Fare the well, though woe is blending State, and ot manyjyears experience as a tailor in al der iu TEN YEARS, if properly used. QUILTS! QUILTS! fpHE subscriber wishes to let the farm known as With the tones oi earthly Jove, the branches in their line ot business. It does it work perfectly after years of use, when JL the “HENRY PLACE,” situated on the Beach E n g l is h L em o n S i g a r , for making lemon- gia, Triumph high , and joy unending, others have become worthless, anti sells for more al Wood road in Thomaston, only ten minutes walk ade, which may be made by dissolving in ice I I r T j T A « P I T A ^ < > s Wait I for the realms above. alley Railroad Corporation, will |be held at ter TEN YEARS’ service, than the prime cost of Stamped and Embossed Table from the business centre of the town. Large past or cold spring water a sufficient quantity of the j ’ A ’ May we meet thee in heaven, dear Albert. * Unioni on WEDNESDAY, the second day of August Particular attention paid to the CUTTING ot NEW machines of other manufactures. The Singer urage lor cattle, and about fifteen acres in mowing, English Lemon Sugar to suit the taste. I Equally reliable lor the cure of PILES. xt, nt one o’clock, I*. M., for the following pur Machines make the INTER-LOCKED-ELASTIC- which will be let with the farm buildings. Apply to poses, viz: STITCH, alike on both sides of fabric. COVERS, the subscriber on the premises. It is prepared of pure materials and in the H IL L ’SB W ICK A B EE 1st. F or the cho'ce of D irectors. MARY HENRY. Our Machines will be cheerfully exhibited and Thom aston, Ju n e ’C, 1871. 8w27* must concentrated form, and recommended for ’ Foa „ ie cure Diarrh(Ea al„, Uy, „ , For faIc MARINE JOURNAL. ?d. For the transaction of any other business will be sold on time—enstallments ol ten dollars per] T A B L E UTIVEINS, invalids by the best physicians in the r. W ells’ Extract of Jurubeba irgan suffers more than the rest, hence the or- Ibrever. Wd ities of a faithful wile, I therefore give public notice of genuine Brazilian pebbles in Rockland, which we Cheaper than any one in can fit to either a gold, silver or steel frame at is loonfidentty recommends it to every flunlly as gin of heart Disease, Consumption, Softening Dr. Schenck's medicines b constantly kept in tens of 1 ?.at f ®hall hereafter pay no debts ol her contracting To Men, Women and Children- a household remedy which should be freely taken as thousands of families. As a laxative or purgative, the ot which all persons may take notice. MOWING MACHINE, prices incomparable. >f Lhe Brain, &c. The most direct method of Mandrake Pills aro a standard preparation: while the HE Subscriber hereby notifies and warns all per Confident that this new article is deserving a favor a Blood PURiFiBR in all derangements ot the sys SOLOMON G. HUMPHREY. T H I S T O W N . able consideration by the public, we respectfully so tem and to animate and fortify all weak andLym- mre lies in restoring the vital principle to the Pulmonic Syrup, as a cure of coughs and colds, may bo Thomaston, July a , i87i. 3w32 For sale Cheap; and NEW ON ES at a small |odvance sons against trepassing on his fields or pastures, re^xrded ns a prophylacteric against consumption in any Twithout special permit, as he assures them that alllicit your call and patro n ag e. nhatic temperaments. herves, which is most easily accomplished by from cost, at such trespassers will be dealt with to the extent of P JOHN o f KELLOGG, Platt 8t.. N ew York. Sole Agent for the UnitedAtates. □sing F e l l o w s ’ C o m p o u n d S y r u p o f H y p o - the statute in suoh case made and provided. BLOOD & HIX, uux.cn. -uuuurahu n u s , xo ceuia JOB PRiNTINC, J. P. Wise & Son’s. R. W. WALSH. Sole Agents lor Rockland and vicinity. Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for droolar. ’HOSPHITEfi. or sale by all druggists and dealers. N eutly E xeou ted ot tlxls O ffice. GEORGE N. LINDSEY. O60. C. OQQDYrn A W-,A^nu,UQ»toa. Rockland July 6 , 1871, jott Thomaston. July 1», 1871. Rockland, June 14,1871. 8w27 Rockland, May 8SU, 1871. ***? i the delicate and rcfreahlne LYJSTDE HOTEL, THE AMERICAN o. N. BLACKING-TONS fraarraaae o f genuine Farina ROCKLAND, MAINE. bean,y iog ^ nc“,v “K 2^p;‘nd X | c°ioA C tlopie W ater, sad ts BLOOD & HIX, ^****^-^, In^lTffT*******^ *-** <5. -A.. K Y N D E , I*ropi*X©tor. SEWING MACHINE, LIVERY STABLE. BERRY BROTHERS hHhENDERSON'S Lindsey Street, ltoekluuil Maine. Watchmakers and Jewelers, HAVE REMOVED the Toilet ol THIS HOUSE has been erected FAMILY LIQUOR CASES, every Lady or flcn« the present season, on the corner AND DEALERS IN TO T H E IR flT n I’AI F B(tAJ>P' , I HOLLAND GIN, , tlemuB. Sold by Drnrrlu-. ^ ot Park and Maine Sts., Rockland, 0 7n O KYF WHISKEY, 01.D PALE SHERRY, 1 and Dealer, la PERFUXLRY. and is now opened for the public A G R A N D °F IN E OLD POUT, / OLD BOU1IUON. | patronage. NEW LIVERY&HACK STABLE Clean beds, pleasant rooms, good fare, and careful W atches, Clocks, MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, Me. Guaranteed Pure and ol the very Best Quality, attendance, w ill be offered to the guests of this house PRICE SEVEN DOLLARS, and no pains will be spared to make their stay agree and Jewelry, able. Nearly evey room looks out upon the bay, uud Sent by Express C. O. D „ or Pont-office order. Have just received a'lurge stock ol H. HENDERSON, 15 Broad St , New 3 ork. I every room in the house is pleasant, thus affording to ^ilU^rdtp^PBOMOTLD persons desirous of enjo'ing the sea breeze and spending the summer month!, an opportunity to do Silverware, Knives, Forks, Spoon MVfihP’jB r c/ s / a/ c > __ Nomyi 3 so, without locating on an island, where they can RALLY Cake Baskets, Fruit Stands, Card CHEAP FABM SJFREETBAVEL! enjoy the sea air and nothing else. Have taken especial pains to prepare convenient ---- A.T ---- Receivers, Sooon Holders, Chicago, Rock Island, and Pi>'lflc