BALLOON VOYAGE, inf myself ami horse, preparatory to my visit to [From tho Poughkeepsie Kagle, Dec. ai.J Bangor, the grand object of my visit. On the third day I went to Bangor. But to astonishment. I That successful aerial my very voyager. l'ro- could see no village, now the city. I tied my hor.-e fessor S. A King, made a splendid" balloon to a bush fence, and descended the precipice, just above the Hatch which was then a ascension from KUenville. Ulster cotmtv, a present House, mere frame, where I found one James Thomas short time since, and his of his description Mr. Thomas was kind enough to pull a paper out is so that it is trip interesting worth publish- of his pocket, on which he shew me the great so ing. city of Bangor. 1 was so disappointed and inorti* Soon after rising from the tied that I at once made up my mind to return starting point, home I the whole of Ulster. Sullivan and Delaware in the most direct way immediately. the mounted my horse, returned to HamlKlen, dined, counties, Catskill Mountains, and bound- and started for Belfast. At the Marshmill settle- aries ot Pennsylvania and much more were ment, they told me that the road to Belfast wa< brought into view. The new and rather blind, but they tho't 1 could get Professorseonipan- came nal art the name town ion populous, thriving and wealthy. Ii soon be- of incorporation, of the is the little in 1778, that a load a sloop. Wood was then worth but through t<> the settlement before dark. So I grew enthusiastic, and hi- x< imafious A D settlement, September, ] large push- DRESS, gan to send forth colonies. Dining tin period of left blank. A dispute arose about the name. Many large British force was from Canada, the cents- a cord. The roads were from ed on. But before l reached house, were in coining eighty leading any night wildly accordance Three-fourth of the but Miller was strenuous came me. At /hr Centennial ('clebration of the Settle- twenty-live years proceeding Revolution, preferred Londonderry, following spring, by the time the leaves were ns Ilalf-way Creole around Fish Cove to the Wegcott upon I lost my road once or twice, but the to the of the eleven distinct settlements were made for its to that of his as a was way top Shawaugunk Moun- non! Oere),ibu 1870. by emigrants present appellation, perpetuate large mail's thumb nail, prepared to drive all Stream, and from I.ittle Itiver to Sandv Beach, before twilight gone, f came to an owning and of Belfast, 21, from its all of which arc now influential birth in Ireland. The was at last I tains they noticed a long steep precipice, and limits, place difficulty before them who refused allegiance to King George. ! where the railroad buildings stand. Near Sandy a log house, but found no one in it, nor any path and important towns. Not the least unworthv settled by tossing a penny. This rumor the So when they reached the top found there I'.v IION. JOSEPH WILLIAMS* >N proved substantially correct. The | Beach, around the “town landing,’’ was the prim-i- out of opening. I tied my horse to a stump, they scion from the parent stock is our own city. According to Macaulay, Belfast, Ireland, is “one had been a of business until about anil the and took for I found in a wide English long sensible that military sta- pal places iso:!, up my lodgings the' night. plateau, on which was a of of the and most seats of indus- ! pond The faculty of looking before and after, which be- JOHN MITCICELL, THE FOUNDER OK BEl.i AM greatest nourishing tion on the Penobscot, would be of the utmost ser- western part of the town was better known as the house a good bed and a cat. and could hear water. ■ Isles. Higher and higher ro- the balloon, long- to us us rational cannot be better em- try in the British A busy population of vice in checking the ravages of American “The Beach,’" than by another title. As this cowbell in the distance. 1 was thirst} beings, Among the first settlers of was pri- | part extremely the blood of than in to Londonderry, eighty thousand souls are collected there. The du- vateers, and in increased in t> !t find no water. I then the aeronauts ployed, calling up grateful recollection, one restoring the inhabitants to loyalty. population, the truth of James Miller's could laid myself coursing through John Mitchell. He brought with him from at the j their *m the toils and suffer- ties annually paid custom house exceed the in a force of about one I which he made to John Mitchell, in t!n;» lied, and endeavored to get some veins at tremendous till sud- appropriate occasions, Ireland, a son of years Accordingly, June, 1771), prediction, up<»n sleep, speed, the same name, then live dutie< annually at the custom house ot Lon- ! ing- of those, to whom, as a community, we owe paid thousand men arrived at Castine, or Bagaduce, as 1770, that the village would be upon this side, be- but it occurred to me that the country was then in denly the aerial entered the douds sev en old. The latter became duly apprenticed to a most ship our existence. It is a office to the don, in the prosperous years of the reign of it was then and commenced a fort on to he realized. The earliest of the state of insurrection the and pious past; and as late as himself a I called, erecting | gan recognition against proprietors, minutes and a halt alter its from housewright. 170L calls Charles the II. Other Irish towns departure and who is there that can still the fond hope within may present the heights of the peninsula. One of the first acts ; claims of the Beach people appears by the record that house might be the rendezvous of the insur- joiner. I£c was skilled m the higher branches of to earth. the air became that when the sun has for a hundred more picturesque forms the eye: but Belfast is o the British was to send a of 1701, when it was voted that future warrants for and that me there Suddenly slinging him, again and soon a commander, proclama- gent'. finding asleep they might mathematics, acquired high reputation town in in and the weie year- its circuit of the tin* only large Irish which the traveler tion, ail the male residents of Belfast to town “be on the other side of tic- tak- mo for a and do me some harm before 1 cold, voyagers compelled to performed mighty heavens, asfa practical In 17(m, while on the pas- requiring meetings posted spy, us surveyor. Mot the loathsome and odor of on as that turn their coat and each of in this assemblage, shall alike have disgusted by aspect repair hoard the fleet, within five days, and to river well as this.” The next year. the growing could explain mvself. So 1 got but little sleep up collars, and to rub their sage from Passamaquoddy. where In* had been lines of human dens, tar inferior ii. been for years laid low—our children’s children, in long comfort take the oath of allegiance, or to expect the most importance of the western portion was more dis- night. At early daylight 1 (pushed on, and soon cars and noses to them from making survey* under tin direction of , gives thirteen dollars to John poration duly organized. weather, services took i:i the neighboring 'I course, unable to ascertain towards which Georges river to the St. Croix, the whole line of canoe, and before, taking the oath, 1 will take my place ry. The ferryman here was gone. But 1 found (lilmore for discovering tin* land. He was. how- Lot No. 20 having been set apart for public pur- school-house. It was demolished in 1800. The our coast, that now has in its harbors the nourish- wife and three little children, and try to reaeli my bov who set me aerois the river and landed un- pouit ot the compass they were, steering. As ever. active in promoting the settlement, and filled poses, future town meeting* assembled “at the west meeting house was framed at the entrance of ing settlements and active commerce which it is so friends at the wesi." Capt, Solon Stephenson re- safely outhe Belfast Beach. The site of this \ d- tin from their white and various stations of honor, after it became incorpor- Commons on tlie south end of said lot," until 1702. : the old burying ground on High street. That loea- y emerged pure well adapted bv nature to sustain, ivan unmarked plied, “If you go in that way, “I will accompany lage was then but a small opening, but there we;«* ated. During the It volution, he removed P* New At lirst, the voters ■'diotfrned to Mitchell’s house, tion being the committee re- tleci v the of the air by a white habitation. Into the s > the next commenced their j objectionable, building several new and and it ?l.>- surroundings good ship .single primawal , and died at in tint in and afterwards to the barn of John which you." night they buildings stores, being Hampshire, t’hcster, state, Gilmore, i moved the frame to opposite tie house of Asa fourtli broke from its close eoiilinemenls into the forest which fringed the shores of our Bay, no civi- weary journey, having employed two young men day of July, there was a considerable ap- mi. was then tlie largest building in town, in 1777. it : Faunee. The edifice was one story high, and fhrn- lized had no chain to drive their rattle to After a of pearance of business and 1 made n -i .. most and abov e it, as far as person penetrated, surveyor's was to build a house at on Georges, passage activity. glorious sunlight, l'UOPlllKTAKY AT voted log tlie ('omniol.. ished with pews. It was purchased by the Baptist had measured it» boundaries.—no Christian eye I UlNl»ONI»i;i:itY, three weeks, they reached Xewhuryport in safety. I in the village, but simply called ut < apt Jam tin eye could sec the blue arch of heaven oi No. 20, to hold meetings in. ! society in 1822, and Bridge street. At had searched its dismal shades, and the limits of the ! (*u the fourth day of October, lTtVS, tli. proprie- It has been repeatedly stated that instead of tak- removed.to Miller'.-, to sec it i could obtain some ivti«--hmom was visible, vvhih below the white At a special meeting called April 20, 1774, John ter being occupied as a church until 18.",7, it was rolling different grants ami patent s that appeared on paper, tors, Jlurty-liu! in number, held their lirst regular ing the oath, the inhabitants rejected the proposi- | lor my sell ami horse II.- was very much eugag j Tufts was lioseu to carry a Petition to the Gen- | converted into a stable, and is now rwned by Mrs. clouds, tinged with the rays of the sun. add- w'er«* based only on estimate or conjecture. For a meeting, at the house of David innholder, tion of protection, and that, “to the last mail, they preparing tor the 4th ot Mnlv, hut said there ,% <'raig, eral Court, to have tlie non-inhabitants taxed; that I’hebe C. Berry. Neither of the old meetiug lenses ed to a scene at once so :i- to de- | long time, the success of tlie French in I at It was then voted io divide the abandoned their homes, leaving their (locks in the •-on" Militia officers t<» dine with him, and that i grand defy Canada, Londonderry. as wages for a man to carry said Petition lie three ! had steeples. and the < onsequeiit hostility of the Indians, who, 1 tract, which contained, estimate, fifteen thou-1 pastures and the corn in the fields for liar- would wait, I might line with them. This ( It was It was wonder- 1 hy shillings dav : he Viteli and Drink tor ready As scription. majestic per (hiding lias been before stated, lot No. 2ti, containing, sc after fortifications had been erected upon other j sand acres, into or shares. Persons vest.” This is not strictly true. At least ten of not suit no*, I pu-he I on. 1 m xt called at < ful! On all sides towered mountains of fifty-two ights himself." The "drink." ill those days, was most as one hundred and ten acre'-, large rivers in our state, made the Penobscot the were not admitted as share-holders their number the of the originally surveyed, l'l»oni; > Knowlton’s. in and I found h •«. ! j .simple upon obeyed requirements was set in in- iIn- \orthport, white clouds brilliant that the important. ; apart by the proprietors, 17:id, in snow, eye onl) 'avenue through which to conduct their sail- request, hut the circumstances and standing of proclamation, for reasons which will hereafter lie the same situation. So 1 pushed oil one. m..* UKf.tiitoPs ciiak.utki: nf setrr.icits. : first settled minister, viz.: one hundred acres oil could them, while be- u'liinary expeditions against the border towns, ren- each were considered. One of the ruts# given, among them, all the town officers, I readied the DmLtrnp Mream a little before mu scarcely ga,•• upon ; applicant duly except- the north and the on the south end. end, remainder, s* t, ami tween them dark and dered this portion of the country insecure, and dis- first acts which appears of record, is “that we hind Tlio lirst settlers inherited from their fathers, a ing John Brown. Samuel Houston, Solon Stephen- j hired a hoy to swim my horse :• ro— lay, appa vnlly, gulfs, to build a meeting-house on, and foi a grave yard I b ! heartened any at its settlement. ourselves that no one shall own a u< strong character. Like them, a son and Toiford Durham. then ume taint, and determined to throw *: ravines Then did the cold re- attempt right amongst religions promi- land field. In tho town cou- long, deep Massachusetts to training 1779, having self, inio the first house 1 came to. 1 UI-UM'loN OK I'OIIl that is unable to produce a certificate of good moral nent trail in its influence, was their steadfast ad- determined dislodge the invad- Thi* happen. lax its hold the and the tem- I'OWN'AI.I.. IXIHAX HOSTILITIES eluded to settle the Bov. Kbenezer lb ce, voted him upon voyagers character to the satisfaction of the and herence til enlightened In De- ers from tier and within a month, fitted to be the bouse of one H zekiah French, a nutiv J'KKMIXATF.l). community, religious principles. territory, a of $200. to ho increased until it rose a so a salary annually, the m perature to genial warmth, that it of the gentlemen of whom we purchase.” A con- cember. 1,0t), before leaving Londonderry, it was out large expedition,of forty three vessels, mount- town ot Biller and an old nrijn.vntane. A parr of the hold and extensive of reached $000, and also to give up the whole lot with- seemed like a sudden ifai.-a from to plan military j tract for the land ticeu concluded with the voted tiiat each share should three dollars, an- ing over three hundred guns. in Ib re 1 was most and »•!•«• -rtair: winter having pay Upon arriving out reserve, one acre where the kindly hospitably operations of Great Britain, which resulted in the! the a excepting meeting for the summer. [ heirs of General Waldo, for liiteen hundred nually. for the lncorigement of a Gospel minis- l!ay, counter proclamation assured those who night ami the next forenoon. From l.m- • apturc of Quebec, was to terminate these Indian ! I house stands, and asuiiicient ipiantitv of laud for a pounds, being at the existing value of money, ter.' A committee was to confer upon had responded to the demands of the British, that eolnville. Mr French’s place of residema ! pm While it. nf in mountains of incursions, a fort on the banks of appointed burying place. The town had no right to make looking by establishing to cents an < of a minister with the Iiev. John Mur- oath was and that unless with- ceedetl to Broad in whem : equal twenty acre, Joseph hadwiek the subject [the imposed illegal, this Bay, Waldoborough, my before one of which seemed to the Penobscot waters, and* formal conveyance, but the vote was afterwards eon- vapor them, taking possession w »s to make the necessary survey. This ray, of lloothhay, one of tlie most eloquent Presby- in forty-eight hours those who had taken it did not horse gave out 1 then put myself und horse of the oidignous in the employed ! firmed by a majority of the proprietors under pr ■ l over hundreds ol feel above all the others, territory. Accordingly, lie commenced in the fall of 17t»S, hut did not com- * terian divines in New A minister of tlie repair to the American camp, and give proper evi- b*ard roaster and returned to Boston, and of a Kngland. I test of a spring 17-V.*, force of four hundred men, dence a minority. thence and whose broad white velvet! -ide coin-{ plete until the following summer. There were same name, but. of far different tenets,the celebrated of determination to adhere to the United home. appear- mam Idl by the Governor of Massachusetts, in I’BKSBY I'ERIAXISM IN MAINE. SETTI.KM1-.N i‘ *!• ; per- ; then no roads in this section, hut four John Murray, of Boston, was flien the States, they would he regarded as traitors. In tills Notwithstanding mv di-appointmeut at Bang u ed to be beautiful, the vov- »u years pre- preaching extraordinarily embarked from Boston for the. MB. IMBUE. I stil felt a purpose. J a path had been run trom Lori Point to imv doctrine of universal salvation. To distinguish dilemma, Mitchell and others obeyed the summons, y,*ariimg tow ir N M ime and its wild -i iVers exclaimed, book''' General Samuel Waldo, who had become viously simultaneously, recently j Georges Uiver, and designated by spotted lives. these eminent divines, they were called by the de- and participated in the battle which soon took Previously to the revolution, M r. Willis, the learn- nc»s. The passing glimpse I had of Belfast vn of the immense tract of land known as ■•See1" A was on the proprietoi The deed bears J'.Uh, 17(D. limlive of Saicatinn and Damnation place. After the disastrous defeat of our forces, no ed historian of “there was no timcilly haunted me. In the fall of the same ve.-u change faking place Hu* “Waldo Patent," original dale, August appellation | Portland, says part accompanied the enterprise, j alternative I took a to surface of the, cloud alluded to t picture of It is engrossed on a sheet of parchment twenty- Murray. The proprietors were careful to define remained for the settlers hut flight, I of New England so strongly imbued with Presby- trip Belfast by water, to examine it aud not in any official but on a tour of i its capacity, simply seven inches The mum s and iv-i- which one was meant. "If hv the assistance of (fell. Wadsworth, the second officer ill command, terian as that of Maine which vicinity. I pou my second visit there, I mun some kind was to light upon II, like observation. On tie* hy twenty-two. principles, portion coming eleventh of May. the and the Mr. Field an party! dences of the grantees are a- follows: Moses; Mr. Murray, of Unnthba y” reads tlie record, a grandfather of Henry Wadsworth Langfal ! lies between the Kennebec and. the Penobscot In there, attorney, ui ter wards mv hrothei from a dissolving view (Irmln- reached what is now Tliomaston, where re- painting they Barnet, John Brown, Mathew Chambers. William minist er Should Come over to us, and Should prove low, succeeded in reaching Belfast, and shoulder- ! fact, the at one time was nearly all in-law, ami five or -ix new settlers from North Yui ii became more till a l.ae mainod -'*vcral days. From thence, a of! population :dl\ distinct, finally portion Cleiidciinin, John Durham. James Gilmore, ! to tlie general Acceptance when on the Spott, and ing his pack, advised the people to proceed to Cam- Presbyterian, from the circumstance that the Scotch mouth—all very pleasant, and as many n»*w *tor the troops marched the woods to the mouth simile ol he balloon and ils leeupants lav through Joseph Greg, Samuel Marsh, Nathaniel Martin,! Likewise Com well Beeommended from the Pres- den, where he was hound on foot. Taking some immigrants from Ireland hud taken possession of ami buildings going up. The < ountry was new of the Paiis<*gasavvaekeag. a river which Gov. row- of their most | But its the broad white I sum of the tloat- James McGregore, James Metiregore, Jr., William bytery or Assembly of which lie is a member, that valuable effects, and hastily conceal- the prominent points ot that territory.” The early scenery was wild ami beautiful. Il- broad iLgairist nail's journal of the “runs into the voyage, says j James Miller, John Mitche.il. John then we to give Said minister, ing the remainder in the woods and in wells, I settlers of Belfast had been educated in this faith, bay, gmitle hills, its fishing aud fowling were • n ing cloud -a shadow east by (lie sun. From Penobscot about miles McLaughlin, Ingage thirty-four they thirty from Georges.” The : Dol- embarked at sundown in such as lie ob- 1 at once made to make it 1 Moor. John Morrison. Morrison, Mathew i Light and Sterling boats could and of them and reluctantly yielded chanting. up my mind a in met : Joseph pounds, '’hillings Sixpence many “slowly radiated halo ol light rainbow colors, "hipping them here; and probably on the sit** tained, and reached mv home. So 1 entered into a of amity with 1 Ueod, John Steele and Alexander Stewart, all of lars. at four Shilling* and Sixpence apiece, yearly. Clam Cove, near Rockland, their Presbyterian usages’for tin* Congregational league a f mir a conference with several oi the Indians forming circle larger than tin- balloon if city, John Cochran and Alexander Little, Likewise a Hundred acres of Choice land ill foe early next Several from there form of then is little or no dif- Mr. Field, made a contract for the erection -t an b« *k Londonderry, morning. proceeded worship,” although place The Governor announced his future 1 ofii sell of Boston: John Davidson, John Gilmore. Bobert simple. Situated on the Best of the Harbour; Like- to New Hampshire. The Durham, Miller and a ference between the two sects, except in tin- form r, ami returned home to settle my affair- ai ,loliey in unmistakable terms, lie told them that ! few other Billerica. sold It was a beautiful, M llvane, John Tufts and Alexander Wilson, all wise Cvery Proprietor Ingages to give two Days families remained, and returned to their of government. Presbyterianism in Maine became Having my house and arranged mv yet strange phenome- he liad come to build .t tort; and to make the land i business at of W indham, a town that had been from1 work for Kadi Viz. (hie hundred and two homes before the war closed. But few depreda- almost superseded at the commencement <•! tin Billerica, 1 took leave ot mv tri* ini- non. lint the balloon feels the that should their facilities for! separated ltiglit. rarefying Fnglish: they enjoy in David of New-! work to Said minister at their own tions had been committed on the western side of and there is not now a ves- there, ami arrived at Belfast on tin- second 1 Londonderry, 17-1*2; Hemphill, days yearly present century, single day of the sun, and Ii u t his can hunting ami fishing, and have a free market for power begins huryport; James McLaughlin, of Pembroke, N. 11. Cost, until we are tilde to advance his Salary in the river. But on the opposite side they found tige of the denomination within our limit'-, which .January, ISO-*, and have resided here ju*»l thirty s n furs; tin* price to be. regulated agreement. At ears to mount more rapidly* h aving the by and Bobert Patterson and William Patterson, «»('• Cash." many articles gone. A party ot British marauders once contained a presbvtery of twelve flourishing eight > tins day. t lie same timc.thcy were advised, tliat tlic 1 will now loads f n beneath il. distinctly now Saco. Several of the pro-; These sentiment* religions ordinances had burned the house and barn of Houston, churches. The Rev. Mr. Price wa> a Congivgu- giw you a description of thi- v 11: i.*• commission ot offences Pepperellborough. concerning Joseph any against the to the one and as I found it in lso-j. There we. I lien came of mountains, dark people, j prietors did not settle lu-rc, hut transferred their were not abandoned upon arriving at their new revenge, death of of their number, who tionalist, and many of those compelled to pay tax- country picture- would be visited with the most " 1| condign punish-! to their sons, or to other The home. tlie lirst Six Law- was killed in an which occurred in the vicin- es towards his whose tenets were formed within itsjpresent limits only live old frutnnl liou-e-. as as rights parties. rep- During year, sliillings affray support, valleys and chasms, far the ment. -ome shadowy ivsentativos of the fiftv-two rights divided their ful on Kadi ltiglit’’ was appropriated for preach- ity with some soldiers from Camden. |at Londonderry, under the instructions of M log houses,one old store, and two old meeting i" > aid reach. (hirreiils oi aii mu' in dif- 1 i■ M-ciMlmg to fort Point, the (Jovernor houses; com-j interest into as first division or harbor lots,: and the same amount, the year following. In 17SI, James and Robert Miller gave evidence Gregor and Morrison, the beloved ministers t that and few rods north of it, on my present m on ed there the many ing, ferent directions, all clouds moved t. I lie erecting projected fortification, about one hundred acres each, and hav At a town held October 1777>, of their by to lien. town, refused to subscribe to his doctrines, or t. 'arm. five Indian wigwams. But ther* were t.-u the containing special meeting lii, patriotism affording protection | ruins of which arc now visible. It was com- Wadsworth and extended for his settlement. new stores and houses and in fiui-ii- astwaid. and higher tip the air urrents ran ing a shore frontage of forty rods. A highway four a vote was passed upon tlie observance of Sunday: Major Burton, who had escaped I unite in the invitation going up, part piefed in the. and named Fort ■■ 1 ed. e following July, j rods wide was reserved across each lot, to ho laid Voted, that if anv makes from Bagaduce, where were Con- were, however, in a minority, and on the Thel Wa- not a rod of stone wall uoi a ,1 n tli" same ivav. riiore was not a sound ol 1 person unnecessary they prisoners. They Foi'Sitt'll. util the War. it was of made oil this Revolutionary out wlmu thought advisable; and one two r«»ds Vizets on the Sabetli, they shall be Lookt on with cealing them in the woods until after tiie sharpness I twenty-second day of November, IThti, soon after highway side the bay. The a,-- no to lie heard. It was -trough garrisoned. .* of the an description painful. wide, was reserved for the inhabitants on the side until they make acknowledgement to of the pursuit was over, they were enabled to the acceptance of Mr. Price was communicated, a pearam whole was that of dilapidat' d Tin* establishment of this added j Contempt, '.:i I was only broken as (lie ballon passed military station, line of fourth lot. Manv of lln-se side lines the Public." Another vote was “to scud to SI. reach a place of The British held the vote selected Benjamin Nesmith, John Cochran. forest, rover* d with stumps and pro-ti ate lb in to t>rm every security. the language addressed by (Jov. Pownali, j and other The forest was then * tie neighborhood of the Walfill \ :1111*\ Uni! arc still retained, and perceptible from the stone Georges, to try to Have their Minister one Sabetli whole Penobscot country under the most rigorous I Tolford Durham, Samuel McKeeu and John Brown logs. standing the Indians the desired effect. produced upon ; on the I Prearli and Children." control. A for some as a committee to consult with the candidate “for tire on tie- we-t side of Wilson's hill, and the load when the heard a train of walls which distinguish them, especially to Baptize neighboring citizen, advising | p.-. voyagers Within year, from the IVnob^cot tribe • were then off cord woo deputies j eastern side of the river. Tin? v ariation ot the Until tin* Revolution terminated, there was no soldiers to desert, received three hundred lashes. : Council of Ministers to carry on ail ordination,” pie cutting the i The l.m ears beneath them. after 1 at and passing Shortly !ip]ieare< iioston. acknowledged themselves, j Tin* Rev. Mr. oeca- and that the committee “be 1 to carrV on tins s(,|e tlii* Hill, and between il and the villa"- magnetic needle, during a century, lias somewhat regular preaching. Murray TOWN" liK-OCCrPIKD. DISTRESS AND SlTKEHltlN'IiS. I impoweiv mother train of ears was and the bal- “without any restrictions or of had been burnt over > heard, limitations, subjects interfered with their original courses. An assign- *ionly “gave a Sunday,” as ir was called, and in the business of the ordination.” Against this the ear before. The -it.- 1 'I, the erown of (heat Rritain." the account of! Xo liou-e wa- bad pas d hit the Hud on lliver itail- P»y ment of the lots took place at I.ondondci, y. on the 1777. the Rev. Daniel Little, a missionary to the formal attempt to reestablish the settlement vote, on the day of its passage, profesi \w mad--. my dwelling hardlv visible from tb tie se deputies, tlieir tribe then contained five was made until l>ach. and office, Bow. \v?i- ind of March, 17‘i'J, hy drawing lots. < om- -■astern settlement *, was frequently here. Services after the declaration of peace in Mr. Price, however, was ordained, Dec. •>. my opposite iMmnix -aeheins, and-event v-three warriors. An inviolate 1 eighth now in houses. ITS.'!. the a number of and the next the first church, consist mg <0 ; erected in the midst of 11*unlock logs und fhe reached I font earth was mcncing .J Halfway Creek, which i> within took phu-c private During following spring, j day large highest point pe.e succeeded, and freedom from all fear of the families returned. Tin disaiVc- The we-t wa- one the limits of Searsporf, No. 1 was drawn hv John The original mode of supporting public worship, Their destitution cannot be bet- seven members, beeani* organi/.cd. I slump-. country conimuoii-. ,.o in.I -. In a few moments all. tin noise dreaded and soon j warwhoop tomahawk, gave Mifdi. II. rtinl i>roc<-rJiii^ around the liarhor. No. was l»y t!i#: several towns, which were established ter described than by the following extracts from a ! tion towards the new minister rendered hi- position beautiful, even sheet of lore.-t, with a few here and to inform iUvoratJe inipul.-c to As the boun- third railroad train seemed j immigration. { Jb, -it the mouth of Lillie Uiver, came to the share as well with a view to parochial duties, as to the petition which .lolm'Tufts and nine others addresssd unpleasant, and his services unprofitable. The os- flier** scattering openings. The road* into tl. daries of the Waldo Patent had never been accur- | tie- ! ..'lessor that were in tee of John Tufts. No. Jo, now Ambrose management ot affairs. Kaeh town was to the General Gourt of Massachusetts for an ex- tensible reason of the remonstrants was country were hustled out and eausevvuv they vicinity determined, measures occupied by municipal disagree- mly partly ately for establishing its taxes. * i the llarlem an 1 after this a Stroiit, was reserved for the first settled minister. to be constantly provided with an able, emption from Alter recounting the ditllcultics ment with the doctrines of Mr. Price, but his sup- d, and travelling intcreourM* with the >Imv railroad, jus! limit- were entered and the required** immediately upon, ’.7 under which the first settlement was cans, was :i ■ tiers w > < ■, ■> Number- bl, bb, bf>, and b>, upon which the learned orthordox minister,” and every inhabitant effected, tlicv porters claimed that the real land, principally in open boats, with usliie* tin- ik in the cloud s re ealed I t lie oath west Wimie territory was divided into sections. The thickly settled portion of the city i- built, fell to hccaui liable to taxation for his support. After proceed to state the reasons which induced their ad- which, having became valuable, the malcontents and the i -lands ent in ly so Hudson river at t ! •:■ ii. Then I tido of population soon begun to flow, and willi- ’ritgvr's Janies Nickels, John .Mitchell, John Durham, 177.'. the ana-baptists andquakers,having conscien- herence to (treat itritain. ‘'Your memorialists.” wished to have divided. Some of them « •mniciu e-l <\i-tinc wa- tin < apital of all that vast tcrnlorv a in ten year-. : s many on the Penobscot j In clouds liroke aivav and revealed beauti- | town-hips B thert Miller, and James Miller. The second, tious scruples as to the right of taxation for this they say. ‘‘were not behind the lies! friends of their a suit for possession against him, and bis pea. e was laying i- of the counties of Lincoln ami Kctin W a? became permanently inhabited. Next to : ii e atntrv below envcivi with farms and third and fourth division lots were not drawn until purpose, were, upon certain conditions exempted. country in exertions for its defence; hence, it was disturbed. The opposing » n urmts beck, the entre ot its and commerc an which Stockton,and ; frequently society Prospecl. oiiginally comprised n was at that fatal when the common >o town il- seat "t I ts mill a- tli" balloon sunk below the after the Bevolution. Preparations for settlement Wie Belfast settled, the law compelled every crisis, enemy took I finally far increased, that in 1*')!, die voted Justice. hiring the session of the com ilagi'S. a porti-m of scarsport. and whoso settlement dates were not made until the execution of tie* deed,! person to attend church, not only upon the Sabbath, post in their vicinity, that they were among the. to withhold his salary. The town \va- wrong. t here,t he shores and hart mi* exhibited the appearam »ioids tin urn followed if an am! showed from the erection of the fort, Rdfast, then called about wliieh some delay took place. It has been hut upon Fast and Thanksgiving days, under a foremost, whom tiie commanders ot that force com- By settling him, they had not only became liable to of in Indian encampment. The judge and jurors,tb. ■.no-elf between flic horiZ"ii and Hie ! !’a'S:iga--awak*ag Plantation, was the first tract again said that Mitchell erected a saw-mill on the Weseott penalty of live shillings. Tythingmen, whose pelled to submit to an an oath of allegiance to their ; pay the stipulated compensation, but to absolutely parties and witness*--, tin lawyer-, sherilfs, an survey'd by tin* Waldo to actual pur- oeii surlaee of tile Ion.I A' live o'clock proprietors stream, before a single inhabitant, arrived, A vote -penal duty it was to enforce this regulation, were master. Yet, as that oatli was known to all to lie ; convey lot No. 20, upon which he had built an x- *uoor miat(■ oiii ••■rs, to.-iters and idlers, b.-side* n h:iser>. This was in 17(N. 1 j the afternoon tin igers landed at of the proprietors passed at Londonderry. Decent-1 annually cho.-en among other town officers. The compulsory—as allegiance and protection arc recip- pensive house for the times, still known a> the old ui inconsiderable number of gentlemen spectator- I*K1 !MTI<*\ OK 1 rocal—as that ii bar walk h tiie distance of KAsSAGAKKAWAKKAR. her Jfi, 17fi‘J, granted him forty nine acres of land inhabitants were formerly of one doctrine and of protection ceased oil the part of the parsonage house. The original intention undouhl- 11 arrived in open row or sail boats. This great of that stream, one form of Different sects or denomi- the arrival of the American and as was t » make the land transmissable ;i- t collection wav from the m 1 near the mouth “provided he builds worship. king upon fleet, j edly glebe uttering settlement- moil! seveiifv-livi mile- in an hour and Tlie definition of liiis almost unpronounceable ! j a saw-mill there by the first of September next.”1 nations were scarcely recognized as possessing any the cause in favor of which that oath was exerted j or parsonage, instead of vesting the f>v in the first the Islands, Frenchman's Buy, the Penobscot rivui name of our river if obscure. Tlie title first fwmy I wo milltili ! up- j Persons may have been here legal existence. A minister was usually settled for appeared to your petitioners such as they could not minister, hut this should have been understood it and its Bay. Now you must not suppose there was •-cars in the journal of (Jovernor Pownali. temporarily during! j already j 17GD. But no evidence exists of any permanent life or during good behavior, and any stipulation support, without sinning against God, thev were the time of die original agreement. Mr Price wr. anythiug like fatigue or gloom, or despondence in eiicl Tradition affirms that it was derived , from; until the following year. concerning his salary, or the occupation of land re- fully convinced that such oatli ought not to lay any properly sought a remedy at law, and tin inh.iU- all this, ignite otherwise. It, was a hearty, hupps STRANGE DOINGS IN NEW HAVEN. she terrilied bv or occupation natives, who, igit.es fatuiy hunin- served for was iu of a civil con- bond on their consciences. tunfs soon the. of their course, and men s Facli hud his of MUST SKITI.KMBN i. him, the nature I Therefore, they readily perceiving illegality meeting. story disas- us meteors, seen in a night on the eastern TUB damp tract. binding the town. Until the inhabitants be- obeved the proclamation of Gen. Lovell, repaired appointed a committee to ascertain upon what ters, iiair-breath escapes and ludicrous incident*. From ili• New Haven < <>uri• r h -Imre, where xisted a deposit ot animal In May. 1770, tin* lirst immigration oi tin- new! decaying came numerous, towns vvdh; substantially parishes. with their arms to his camp, and by this means, terms lie would dissolve the contract. They ilso It was ;i hearty laugh, a good dinner, and then t<« or matter, exclaimed to .some old A ( vegetable hunters. ; settlers look place, parly of thirty or more re- when the came to to the which on- --. were no Fiiy sometime there have lii'cn j VV AliXIXG OPT OK TOVVX. expedition its disgraceful end. voted reconsider vote, repudiate.! I>usin<‘ There old men; nosv eountri. past “go or of to Passagassawakeag,*’ “place ghosts, or! moved their goods from Londonderry Haverhill. found themselves to take his and to all IIis re- have no old men. We were all on” at No. at <> t i ve si ret a, the residence your petitioners obliged tituiing salary, pay arrearages. young men. ings Recent into the Abenaki Here a iloatedthem down to New Under an old colonial statute, no one eouhi be- spirits." investigations gondola buryport to flight as early as the troops. The event proved ply was dignified, but firm. After alluding to th** healths hearty, and in the full flow of joyous anti • .1 Alt. John lieecher. which have ennfound- afford a more In embarked. After a come a citizen, without the language probable explanation. ! where they long passage" in a, obtaining public- ap- that they had evacuated the place in just time difficulties which had occurred, and that when an eipatioii. Tin re sv is nothing of that low,iuuiovv deli, it tic- the Indian dialect. Pas, iliey hailed the < ibnoxious persons were liable to he warn- it the neighliorliooil, police, and pos, passu signify great; crowded vessel, joyfully evening’s j proval. enough to escape that liritish vengeance which fell opposition, however unfounded, existed against a and contracted sclti-liness which disgraces the pr« ^ss, a r/an): the essak wabi, ended the wenrv in a ed out. and upon refusal to leave, lobe The eluded ot the of the plural being ; wampi, close, which week, ejected. so severely on their habitations and all they left be- minister, the probability of his usefulness expires --■nl generation. Highways, hou-es ot sv every attempt occupants harborj instance of this banishment publick wamhi. it'/tite, clear, sha/lmkeag, 'glare; mak- which they was their destination. But it i first summary from hind. Their were lost in he stated that and a warrantee house, who arc y,.r, and intelli- supposed crops the ground, and the upon receiving $27»0, ship, academies, school*, and publick iii*t'tutioi,- respuctahie ing or “The clam clear or to" be in six miles and Belfast, occurred in 1777. A of the record is Pass:igassawak»*ag, great proved Northport, belotv, j copy greater part of their cattle, furniture and other deed from ihe proprietors of lot No. 2b, In- would were the subject- of diseiis*ion. to which cvei to the I ]> -hallow wafer In which ii as follow-': gent people, explain proceedings. place." plain English, The great the name of “Saturday Cove,” still retains,' moveable property shared one common destruction; convey to the town one. acre of land where the heart and hand were devoted. Hurcountrv audit* to the tine- then o- r for clams in shallow water, or where there was them. <>u present Fitly panes place given by reselling Belfast, smuc of This is to Certify, that we have warned Joseph their families, eighteen in number, consisting of meeting house stands, and one acre and half in- prospects were even thing. our trials, our jeril- i\e think tie are mud flat-. In the were so at the mi- es ol glass broken— number is Mohegan dialed, Sasawang the pilgrims discouraged gloomy Dow to withdraw from this town forthwith, for we one hundred and eight persons, most of whom i closed for a burying ground, and release ill and sacriii. were nothing. Our-oi ietv at Belhni i* the word tor round clams.* Is not even a on —ami broken I.-, of li-esh coal not this analysis prospect, that (hey did slop foot shore, would not accept him as a town inhabitant.” were women and young children, were fain to seek f cerned from further liability. These terms were!I was limited: il was social, cordial and friendly fifty-two pieces in < .reasonable, connection with the extensive mud tint returned in the vessel. itliers, however, were their tins and of flic \ot< a We had no nr stones, some ol tie- latter i- as Bk.x.j. Xksmitii, way through wilderness, beyond the I promptly accepted, by request ry parlies, political religious. (>fV.uir- and by large flats in our and the fact that cast or ) j harbor, “ltolfast clams" not so easily distressed, down, put in de- Joiix enemy’s reach. Since that time, they have lived in warrantee deed of the whole lot, bound'll as origi- J lhere was no ens v. jealousy, or heart-burning. \\ no Laud lias '-ecii seen to haw a Buovvn. Selectmen. a man’s list, reputation which extends to the interior of With a dames Miller and was m l* yet spair. hopeful heart, J VMKS 1\VTTK.KSOX, S v arious places, enduring distresses painful to relate, nally surveyed, given him. Mr. Price | were one family with one heart. We had on missile and no retil our >tate? It is related that in the of sons and a lirst. at the * * ■ a throw the bellig. per- early days wife, two daughter, landed, To John Mitchell, Town Clerk. but more painful to bear. With no small the stipulated reservations, and took dismissal in clam-chowder, our dish of lobsters, our salmon ! tin dams were lot. On the sons been seen about the pn inise-, n il with- plantation, very abundant, and foot of the Frothliif'ham ledge, just j eagerness have they anticipated the time when the September, 1*02. He was subsequently nettled at I nd sometimes a roast turkey, and of good a severe winter saved the hill was ( o\ ni-:r.KAST iirnixi; tin: ukvolutiox. plenty wal'-li lias been | during they inhabitants above the shore, their log erected. eyed viperine nest at Penobscot should lie broken up. West Boscawen, now Webster, N. 11.. where he i cheer whenever we met. We had a brisk com- the closest kept from standing ! perishing, until relief arrived from with hemlock hark, the roof was not. to the of the the tliis for over a half beloved merce imr ot lie- house and lie- neighbor- impervious During early years Revolution, Xovv that happy deliverance is accomplished, j remained century, greatly j in lumber with Boston and the W<- the residents by towns,. This incident the a Hie children a tiy ing originated following water. During ruin storm, would people of Belfast took decided stand against the they find themselves in such broken and impov- and respected. His death o<'cured in 1**11, at the; Indies. I’lie produ ts ..I the West Indies was a' and the (’atlin has -lan/.a, which used to be milch a while .neighbors police. Capl I burlesque repeated find refuge under table, their parents were aggressive acts of Great Britain, and in favor of erished circumstances, that ii mere subsistence is age of 02. To the dose of his long and useful life, I| most as plenty as water or dirt. It anv one be ! many years stone chimney corner. For himself been on the grounds and watched ago: sheltered ill the many independence. In the October following the battle obtained with great difficulty. They therefore pray he continued to take a deep interest in the religious came inclined to intemperance, sv.- had a simple of Miller used the “a of with the most earetul lor anything sus “< ’amden for beauty. years, the descendants annually to of Bunker Hill, town chose committee in- to lie excused from taxation, until their condition and civil welfare of Belfast. and sovereign remedy. This was to drink a halt eye the tirst tor to the rock, where iook and again in 177t> and ’*777. 'flic new lias This was > of rum. in which an eel hud been immersed and a mained in one of Xorthport pride, repair lauding spection.” improved.” representation favorably V1SI! OK TALI.EYR tX l> A XI I.I\N(«U K I. | pint pit-ions, policeman Had it not been for and duly celebrate the event.' of Massachusetts was promptly recog- and the desired abatement and excoriated. Within si few duvs after arrival vei ..t dam*. place, government received, granted. my tie* rooms all night, watching, panes The most "of those in Belfast, went nized, and in 1777, the of Boston, it Among those who fo t his count y from was Rdfast would have died." belonging during sedge ORC.ANTZVnON ItESl'MED. POST OFFICE ESI’All- escaped here. I called into the log-house 1 have name-' l-elorc their < would be shivered u-hore before Morrison and myself, for their land was voted “to Send a petition to the ongress *>v i the terrible scenes of the French Revolution of 170-b to s.-e the drunkard <»i the He wa* glass rigid !»KI(.!N AM* it AIJACTKK OK Till’. MUST SKTTLKKS, I FISHED. greatest place. ; wrote a usvlum in Maine, were and no human could be seen, laid westerly of ours,” John Davidson, who ] the first Opportunity, and that Deacon. John Turt't ; and who found temporary tfit'ii under ih* of this eel-water, and u eves, agency Ill ITS'), the town was allowed to resume muni- operation ! l lie liixt set! 1 tj of our city were of Scoteli-lrish was one of the pioneers, and the father of the late i to ve < 'ongress, if need on the fif- : Louis the celebrated Talleyrand, and the was he was But he recovered in- beard, i! was tied the go Require.” Philippe, suppose.I dying. tliongld po-dldy The lots of Davidson and the Liancourt. The two latter were extraction, wlueti implies, not -is is Henry Davidson. and Mur-1 teenth of July, 1777, at a meeting called for the pur- cipal government, Legislature appointed Duke «le here, At that time there were no restraints upon the -«!■• were thrown Irom 111*- t ol lie- generally sup-1 a of missiles -p were at the eastward oi Moose Point. s* before the Jonathan Buck. Es(|„ prominent citizen Bucks- TOijKo jn iTifi'.MSMv with (l\no\. Loon mixture of descent, Imt simply that rison Their I pose of leeiing ‘hi LVrson to lay Court the or drinking of anient, spirit*, nor anv lectures or corn- Iposeil.n per-j a Home l’laee residence ne\l door, so hurried on and an* l town. to cull meeting for the purpose. On the to he an extended account large ; sons called, were of Scottish lineage, born In Ire- goods were shore, by great exer- a list of all that Inimically dispose against the returning France, gave homilies «>n the suhject. V -t I must say that then- were carried above last Tuesday of March, the was re- the Fnited which tills er id Court street, and wore pin land. During Hie reign of dames L, a of tions bigli-water mark before United States that appear in this town, agreeably organization of his travels through States, were fewer drunkards than lmvs To me, thi* i- policemen colony ] a Morrison was fearful of Hie Indians—that ot the ureal .-soloii stored. after suspension of nearly six years. four volumes. He thus describes our : tinned on the roof there, but the ane troub- scold, Presbyterians emigrated to the northern dark. i to an art and Generali tourt, large quarto inexplicablc. f i!i re lb re leave to ca*ui-fs to kill us before was From that date, the records are uninterrupted. as to him in 17SM : Die door pari it that country. Antagonistic to the Irish, in j they would morning,” continued Dav- Stephenson chosen as a censor, to report the town it appears settle.** les continued without interruption There were then but eighteen twelve of i civil and social idson, ‘‘so we weld two miles to John Barnet's, and misconduct of any either word or action. families, HI 1* OK religious, principles,th :ir individunl- person, hy “THE TOWNS BELFAST, PAMI-'.l. W KP.STKi; \ 1*1 Is 1111.14*1. bell and is be whom resided on the eastern side. Their occasionally rings, nobody ily was rigorously preserve d, and tv it u that remained over night. As Morrison’s land adjoined During the same year, ],t. Tolford Durham, David indigent j people, that ot Little River, is better settled dun that ; seen the knob, a -trie! look- were mine, we concluded to build one for us both. .folio Durham and James Miller marched circumstances do not seem to have improved, as adjoining About this lime. I> iniel Webster, who had thru although who Unmans, nothing existed in common. camp Gilmore, The houses are pulling which we last passed. better, came to iViiob- The tirst we the and on the to the aid of which was attacked a appears by the following statement, signed by through just completed his legal studies, the out lias been The matte! is exciting ; nitbiviiks between lliem constantly oecurred. The day put up walls, next, Muehias, hy anil even in some instances the lauds hare kept of is painted; a a locution to settle Hie roof with bark. Our work a and were al- eleven their number, which preserved in the s.-ot, with viewpif tin-ling in talk in circles, factories and l iwo races never became connected by cousanguini-; covered principal British force. They served mouth, been brought Into a better condition. This territory I much family was lo eul cord wood, To a Boston State-house. “Our ordinary houses have He was accompanied by his brother K/ekiel. Has i tv or atiinitv. After a sojourn in Ireland, marked during the season, and clear lowed two pounds each by Congress. requi- was sold thirty year* ago by the family ot Waldo, and j Some assert "it i- others to destruction: our fences are ruined, seem to but one horse between them, rode -m stores. spirit--, I tiv privations and almost martyr-like suttorings, I the land for future use. As 1 had no oxen, I had sition for blankets, beef and shoes, for the army, gone entirely its present state of superior improvement ; ing they others that '-it is down to 111 ■ shore on mv and our land grown to brush. Numbers of us luive eviuee that the ot the possession of those I tied,” as the wa-: that i-, one rode lie that “it is witchcraft,” among wliieb was the celebrated seigo of London-i to get the wood hack.” the people promptly responded, in the midst of uncertainty saying j neither ox or and some have been to who have settled other must be the chief rea- f horse for a and then and lied him. clairvoyance.” Some who look to seiem-e to I where for two months, enduring hardships I Morrison was drowned in December of that year. their poverty and distresses. Tl.e greatest suffer- cow, obliged townships time, stopped deny, a wood on to son that induces them to leava their lauds so destitute > from carry out sloop load of their shoulders, j while the other walked on. until In- n-ached the tied assert that it is I ol w iiirli Paris lias tin oneeption, thirty thousand \ While returning Odom’smill.at Sandy Point, ers nexl to Boston, were the towns of eastern out in this dilemma, of are of culture. A river, that is at the mouth about a mile help with Thomas Steele, their canoe was oil was visited British purchase the necessaries life Such our cir- j horse, which he mount.**!, and rod.- in hi* turn no men. arrayed against the eoustitutional govern-j capsized Maine. ..oast by cruisers; broad, but navigable for only three miles upwards, here one ol the freaks n| that agency, that we haveuothii g fora market but til the other came up. Tints accomplish.' t electricity, were held at a number Island, and both perished. Their hod-. there were few calls for wood or lumber, and tin-! cumstances, falls iuto u much than one we had hith- they iiieni, bay, respeetnble of; Brigadier's not at creek, larger any | mortals, as were ill wood, and that will bring money any price. their Belfast. and Frank not clearly understood by poor these colonists concluded to emigrate to America, ies reeovered. and buried the old grass j less provisions bad been furnished from other parts I erto seen. We were to pass this river at a place where journey through Prospect j There are some in town that have not had two dol- fort t- In old times, o r ancestor?* did not vet, and the article in the Courier, Like the Fathers, llie anniversary of whose yard on Minister's Point, being the lirst interments: of the country, many must have actually died of the access is extremely difficult. The terry bout is very Bangor. published Pilgrim j lars of their own for two and there is no cur- lor incoavenient. We were r that a is no when new : in town. Davidson in ilie The Indians caused some i years, small, and horses, very consul the bail of kettle longer a few weeks since, which described almost landing is observed to-day, tliev sought iii the wenttoNewHampshire | starvation. anxiety; the rency us." watting for a whole hour, ami thought ourselves fortu- it down, than when erect, and *o built th what the old had’tailed to bestow,—'"seen- fall, and remained during winter. for the supply of ammunition was limited. A amongst lays i- similar difficulties in one of our Con- world, Alter the however, a more au- nate in reaching the opposite bank, when the wind be- vaetly of Although the exact day of the uninterrupted set- stock had been furnished to Col. Goldthwait, the reconstruction, main road along our coast over the blulf. Mount o! rit v for their labor, freedom teligioiis worship, of affairs and in came boisterous, the tide rose higher In the river, and necticut country towns, excited in support tlement is not known, we are certain that it. was in at Fort for distribution to the spicious state prevailed, 1700, the Kphriam, and the Frankfort hills. Linking -1 anil from They arrived at commander l’ownall, our horses became uuruly. The General’s negro con- tepose persecution.” numbered two hundred and from on** of these and ascents, K/.ek the latter \iew. Catlin Ions, families, 1770. An observance of its anniversary is appro- destitute inhabitants. But lie proved to the population forty-five, ducted over two of the Considerable steep rugged Captain says Boston in the summer of 17IS. Sixteen loyal horses, swimming. ** when celebrations of the from the was in- and ten years later it had increased to six hundred iel remark- -!. 1 'l-m*t know how we can get -low u it is im and the names of Barnet, Clark, priate to-night, landing crown, and withheld people wliat mountains rise immediately adjacent to the bank of the xplieable. wholly inexplicable,” among whom appear this the settle- bs of the fathers, whose and tended for them. Two of the citizens made an and seventy-one. During decade, river. These mountains were the highest I had ever here. I)aii:.,l. but you take the horse the bridle, die has it < lendenniu, (Jregg. Melveen, Mitchell, Morrison, Pilgrim suil'eriiigs privu-; np- Captain investigated thoroughly. of our fathers in re- was ment progressed beyond expectation. A post-office seen in this tract of the country. The grouud interja- an-l 1 will follow on behind, and hold >»n to his tail whose sons and ; lions, those many particulars plii ation to him. Their request rudely de- Nesmith and Steele, grandsons and in cent between them and the river’s is a are tin* laud. determined was established, 17s>4, the first mail service edge cleared, not when he is in danger of tipping over:” Mr. Web- founded our “hearing of a tract sembled. taking place throughout nied. In 177(1. they upon vigor- subsequently city, the town a carrier on stump remained, and the trees lay scattered on the sur- thi* hi* visit here in from mi the return of Davidson in the spring, lie re- ous measures. Taking wliat little ammunition re- through commenced, passing ster related ane.-dotc, during CoNi isi K in Bank Vaci.t. The New of good land aliove Haverhill called Nutfield, a face. I thought the meadows to be the best 1 had seen of the land. He sowed a to foot once week between Castino and Wiscasett, is;;;,. trees that sume.! liis labor clearing mained, they in body the fort, and a Orleans the Louisiana Sav- the'iibiindanrc of chestnut and walnut proceeded the letters first in silk hand- for long time. In the township of Belfast Is a church. | Picayune says two bushels of winter rye. which yielded over John Davidson and James Nichols to conveying a'yellow one in ali the be- r.KIl’CKS. UMI'KMV. ‘crew there." selected it for their residence. Soon; deputed go the only Waldo Patent. The roads a Ad- several the settlers dc-1 their wants. kerchief. We smile at these things. Those who Bank L large vault. a town, wliieb in twenty fold. For years, in advance, and communicate They come here better, because the soil is finer, and because ings building by olliers, they built up matter that are F.*r over thirty years, the only public means of aimed almost their and “Wo told said have noticed the tons of mail daily are more than elsewhere.” mission to it is ol was called exclusively upon crops, were refused. him,” Davidson, they carefully repaired the river was a To I ford gained through large wrought honor oi' their former place abode, pendeil into Portland for the of can crossing by terry. Durham and as a means of I “that we were determined to have a and brought supply Maine, were men of middle upon hunting fishing, living. supply, In 1*00, the taxes were first voted to he raised in was tin* first He used a iron doors, to which .are alii ved patent locks. Londonderry. They generally : realize that as late as but one mail each ferryman. log canoe, which such Moose, deer and hears were abundant, and tic would tako it hy force of arms if we could not get hardly 178ft, Federal instead of in and a robust, and adventurous; reached there from sometimes on eurreney, pounds shillings. was afterwards succeeded by a gondola, or scow, These locks were put in order lately by age: persevering a of salmon, and ! this time was ill week Boston, foot, to encounter the toils of com- river furnished plentiful supply il without. By ourcompany sight. The sum of was for schools, $200 t-> h >r-cs. As the as were well suited ! and sometimes on horseback. $200 appropriated sufficiently large carry countrv locksmith named After arranging to alewives. On the day that dames Miller’s (now the We said, here comes our assistance, and you may for and in labor for Tympe. mencing a new settlement. Subjected hardships incidentals, $S00 highways. became settled, additional facilities were required, lit a candle and house was raised, dames Houston see them. We are determined not to lie treated as MISCELLANEOUS. wen* the on the door lie which would have men of less energy. Frotliingham) j The same year, but seven horses owned in and a toll bridge was built in l*ul, at tin* Narrows, fastenings discouraged which lie sold for three came to on took twenty-nine salmon, the two men were who you this busi- commenced ill ves- of oxen. proceeded inside the vault to see how they soon began to exert an influence extensive Shipbuilding 1791. The first town; and but forty-one yoke on the sit** of the upper bridge. The first lower ti„.y cents l the him in. I. etiei for them. upper I1K.I.KAST IN' years *U*,000. Alter lock fell, locking lent and barley broth and samp, which hit-1 turned home in spirits.” Soon atfer this, Col. a ISO'.'. II. Bell, “there lias been almost noplace of emi- grain, good opened by Owen Ivelleran, in log hut where Wil- standing twenty-four years it was blown down. Those the outside could render him no ter was of corn broken in a mortar, boil- Goldthwait left the country. He was an house commencement of the upon jnence, literary or professional, to which composed j arbitrary, liam ]>. White's stands. Dr. Crooks was the At the century, The expense of both bridges was political, with milk, were favorite articles man. once at the house of present mostly defrayed assistance, since it was a lock, The num- ed, and eaten unprincipled Being first lie remained but a short time. Dr. the favorable of Belfast to attract combination men of this descent have not attained. of] physician; position liegan by land proprietors from abroad. In food. Skilled in the cultivation of lias, which like Itichard Stiinpson, who lived on the lot which ad- succeeded and lit built the the attention not of mechanics and and no one knew the numbers at which it ber of them, whose names have been written Osborn him, 1795, first only traders, In 1*10, the Belfast was erected, ou the Seoteh-Irish were the lirst to intro-! Creek, when the cattle came at Academy is endless." the potato, joins Half-way up house ever erected ou Main street. It was remov- but of many educated men. who subsequently be- land < McFarland. Massa- was set. In this narrow shut in the history, all their was to see them. his given by apt. Kphraini cell, by dure into the country, clothing night, he went out Fixing rye ed in 1821, to make room for the now came eminent in their Bohan 1*. tN’TO X t: W 1‘ X111,1XI Eagle Hotel, profession. chusetts endowed the institution with eighteen lour walls ot the vault and the huge iron I hi: IS, I ATI) IXTROnt’CKP home-made. upon a young cow, that was superior to any other, House. Dr. is the first who established himself the American Osborn said to have Field, lawyer here, square mile* of land, which now forms the bovu man felt as it he of Londonderry first introduced the I he sail!, “That heifer is mine." The next morning door, the was buried alive. The pioneers Tin: town iNcfmnw.uTr). ijusciiiition ok ni:t.- introduced the first chaise here. The first provis- came in 1800, and remained until his death, in 184:1. of liiidlow, in the Aroostook 4'ountv. Tin* build- New So were the lie sent two men alter her. and never made Stiinp- was a 'The means by which lie could obtain potato into England. ignorant l'AST, IllKI.AM). ion tor schools thirty pounds, in 1791. A The next year, Hon. William Crosby made tour was for for manv only he was a ing occupied public worship of the nature oftliis important vegeta- son any restitution, although poor man. school house, had lieen built a few ot observation Maine, and after drink was a small hole in the inhabitants been before a number of (lie pro- years before, through visiting years, and its ball was the scene of many lesti\ i- air or through town of Andover, the As lias silted, j In the summer of ITTii, the Inhabitants were ble that in the neighboring within that part of the town now toHears- and other places, selected Belfast as a was twentieth ol ail inch in were non-residents. Upon the actual set- belonging Bangor tics. It burned in 1*1:2. and rebuilt four years door, not the diame- at. Iirst as the edible pro- prietor* much frightened hy the appearance of twelve Brit- an seed-balis wore cooked, fell all the of theeonnuu- port. Another, constructed of logs, was erected at place of resilience, in interesting autobiography afterwards. ot the cell-like when the turned tlers. therefore, expenses ish soldiers. Deacon Durham first discovered ter. The atmosphere place duel But in the spring, plough for absentees existed. about the same time, some fifty rods south of Ainasa that Judge Crosby wrote for his grandchildren, in jly and no power taxing a their red and the IIUKKNI. INDIAN WAK. I>< U.LII 1 ’•* I’D KM. noisome, and the man felt as fair fruit, like many other ig- them at distance hy coats, gave T. Patterson's. James Nesmith the first he an account of the town when lie first was l'etid and in, the large, unfairness of their position in this reaped, im- opened 1840, gives found that bad begun Tli'o alarm. Some of the women sought refuge in the to About the of lands sulfonate. he had norant people, they they to take measures tor berom- store in what used lie called the village, iu 1799. became acquainted with it. sixty years since, proprietors it ho would Fortunately the inhabitants to he on Vet in ottset, it is said that pelled woods. The soldiers proved prisoners, for a few summer 1 in this found that cither through tin* a wroim end foremost. as a town. Their for this He had traded years previously at Little “In the of 1801, mounted my little vicinity, gene- carried with him into the vault hammer new 111" incorporated petition the eastward to of tea ever seen in the settle-; their way from Boston, having took the tour of Maine, tin ar- of the former owner, or tie* inattention of the iirst pound dated June ITT;!, represents "an utter ltiver. horse, Itobin, mid rosity and with them, the instru- after pm-poae. been from one to another differ- of their were and chisel, only ment was as unpalatable, having guarded place by Before 1791, the land now the busi- at the Kennebec, 1 visited the towns of (iar- his agents, manv possessions rejected of the (}ospnl, schools and mills." It from occupied by riving portions he to ait his served as greens ; destitution ent individuals. A party Belfast conveyed a who had no legal or title ments he had, proceeded way been In,iled, aiid the leaves up granted by Massachusetts, although ness portion of the city was mostly covered by diner. Hallowed, Augusta, Norridgewock,, and occupied by persons right of sett ers, and was promptly them to Camden, where they were delivered to the to had made valuable out. The work was slow and tedious, and P.v the rapid increase early by families had arrived. In ... dense forest of birch and beech. Indians had their Waterville. From Wuterville, I crossed over to them. Manv improvements, be-1 but twenty-live authorities, to be sent on in charge of another tile to abandon. Numerous a of incessant la- constant accessions from abroad, Londonderry wigwams at the corner of Main ami High streets, Hambden. I found the road from Albion to which they refuse*l eject- two hours and half of men. required and a catamount was killed there in 1785. Two Hambden and At ment. suits were the result. Kami agents uud pro- was ■ this amt various other is merely crosstyd causewayed. bor. He succeeded at last, however, and ot The authority for incidents, SKKiKHF lUIIAUrilK. THIS TOWN UKSKITITlIi. and threatened. Tills ileltnii jou Is by Dr. N. T. True, Bethel, of Warren whose afterwards,the land where Met 'Hillock's block Hambden I put up at a Mr. Ifihhtiy's. who kept a prietors were violently denounced \ given thu Itev. John I., boeke, Mass., years dead than alive 11.n11 the 11111 Indian pldlologlsU I a instances, the settlers reported to arm- taken, more j i,i the mi,,t distinguished researches into our early historv are weit known. Through some friendly Indians, report reached stands was cleared, ami enough wood obtained to publick-liousu there, and devoted two days to rest In several i lie wonder is that he did not fciitloeate. now living. surveying parties were frequently fired upon, and name of the jk'trst Parish is retained bv properlv to the but it is so REV. driven away. Some of the earliest inhabitants M the Unitarians. victory administration, MR. MURRAY’S LECTURE. LETTER FROM BOSTON. Belmont, then called Greene were that it cannot afford to be re- INTERESTING- TRIM Plantation, EVENTS DURING THE LAST HALF CENTURY. 3auntal. dearly bought The lecture those who to this law. lie,publican going people of our have among appealed higher city of the In 1818, Belfast was made for a The house of our is too Correspondence Journal. as Indians, and armed, attacked the the port of entry peated. opponents seen and heard Conviction of Shepherd S. for Disguised they collection Adirondack Murray. Before Stevens, Sheriff, who had writs of ejectment for service, district, extending from Bangor to Cam- weak to withstand such den. In THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1870. many shakings. the curtain of mer-Sy of Belfast, for wounded one of his aids, and killed the horse of 1820, the first newspaper, called the Han- the Hall, on Tuesday A Debate on Female Catherine Larceny. cock the of evening, Suffrage-Miss another. Several of the were Gazette and Penobscot Patriot, was published. Upon reassembling Congress, after perpetrators arrested stepped a square, built Beecher and Mrs. Livermore the 1 to The was then 2026. compact man, easy, Disputants he trial ol' S. S. Stevens lor tin* and brought Belfast. Previously to this, Daniel population PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. the the measure will have to to the lap "Within the brief of an address, it is holidays, paSs and --They Try Right Wrongs of Women Sewall, of Hal'owell, agent of the proprietors, was space impos- selt-possesscd, evidently at home with ol bonds \Y. sible to detail the events of the last half -by- the furnace of the in if —Jennie Collins’ Method of the trom(ioorgo litiekmorc, ofth waylaid in the night, by a of unknown men, century. fiery house, which, an Doing party Its audience. Mr. is a Same took who him so for that period; its from Murray clergyman Work. oily, in Now York ,- beat severely, that his life was despair- history prosperity william H. SIMPSON, we mistake it will receive a worse plan; la>t w. 1820 to when its increased over not, witli the ed ot. While the above were under ar- 1825, population modern He wears We below a prisoners improvements. copy lull ol' the l. icst.at eight hundred; the commencement of steam navi- EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. than in the Senate. Boston, Dec. 21, 1870. report midnight, the discharge of musketry on scorching a mustache, lias a touch of in his I gation during the latter year: the establishment of style gar- he name ot tin' i.- 1 the Davistown road, over Wilson’s Hill, alarmed SuusonirnoN Terms. In advance, $2.00 a year; The which a careful consider- The the respondent printed in Waldo in 1827: the division of the town in impression long anticipated discussion, upon the and a soon County wifhiu the year, $2.50; at the expiration of the year, ments, and that ill his and which as inhabitants, report gained belief, eye bearing report Samuel S. but his .. “Greene 1645; the opening of the telegraph in 1619; the ad- $3.00. ation of the whole must leave Woman’s between Miss Stevens, that the Indians” were on the way to subject upon a of Suffrage question, option of the city charter in 185:1: the introduction Advertising Terms. For one square, (one inch of bespeaks knowledge the world and its name is S. Steven rescue their companions, and wreak on a Catherine Beecher and Shepherd vengeance of in the fire oi length in column.) $1.25 for three and 25 cents candid mind is that the President has gone Mrs. Mary Livermore, the friends of law and order. The alarm gas 1858; great 1865; our progress weeks, ways. We make no doubt that he could From the New York spread for each subsequent insertion. A fraction of a Herald, Dec. j-j. in streets, and square at Music ■ like wild-tire, and in a short the whole vil- schools, bridges side-walksthese, upon a which result [took place Hall on Wednesday At to time, and charged as a full one. hunting expedition, may drive a fast a rifle with opening of ftii- Court of General Session* was in a many other kindred and interesting subjects,; nag,sight nerve, lage state of excitement which amounted to in steady of this week. As terday, the case ol 1’lie vs. Samuel s. stev» must tie reserved for some his getting himself. evening might have been People almost a A future gleaner. bagged a birch the alia-’ Samuel with v... panic. military company, under the Executors and paddle against current, broil a Shepherd, charged stealing *s Administrators, Guardians de- the of and 00 command of < was soon BELFAST IN THE REBELLION. expected, novelty the affair drew to- greenbacks worth of Beltust Me.; city b-»., 1 apt. Ephraim McFarland, siring their advertisements published in the vension steak the from in of the Journal, DEATH OF HON. JAMES WHITE. by camp-lire, and even George W. Buckinore at the Astor House on o pursuit imaginary invaders, and marched But while the deeds of our will please so state to the Court. a and Mth recounting fathers, gether very large curious audience, ot 1860, was called Mr. s- the hill, and down for the brew a creditable as a October, up. John 1 up then—marched again, and remembering their labors and we very punch wick and Judge Stuart sacrifices, Our venerable and esteemed fellow citizen, night-cap there were a represented tue accused aud W sounds suddenly and no enemy could he should not be sons SUBSCRIBERS to have the address of notwithstanding great, is ceased, unmindful of the who so recent- desiring papers before retiring to his couch of many prosecution conducted by Assistant District Attorn found. It was afterwards ascertained that the sealed in changed, must state the Post Office to which the Hon. James this life at his spruce boughs. other fellow*. There are a number ly their best blood our country’s redemp- paper White, departed attractions, in the wav of of lawyers and influent! 1 alarm had has been sent as well as to which it is to go. Ilis lectures, friends of the been produced hv some young men, who tion. The purposes ol this occasion would indeed chief resemblance to the Apostles uf old complainant and defendant from Main- residence in this on last. He concerts and the ;d and the result caused the disturbance for fun. be but if we omitted to at city, Saturday meetings, fairs, Opera, in tendance, of the trial will be looked t... partly answered, pay is that ho a word to Interest 'I'ln affair was commemorated one M. & had suffered a goes fishing. awith by citizens in that State, wh. 1 by Joseph least a passiug tribute to their memory. Out of the WS. Pettengill Co., 0 State St., Boston, for year past from the effects outer ot tin' on this the parts city, particular parties are well known. Mr. Fellows d, I of Belmont, in some of and 3? Park New are our authorized The lecture was opened tollin', burlesque lines, eight hundred and men with whom Bel- Row, York, Agents It cu-. to the <»n fifty-three of a severe cold a to mainly interesting. jury and the r< 1 which a few stanzas have been for and taken Miss Beecher lias been known Tuesuay evening, upon preserved. fast is credited during the four of the rebel- procuring subscriptions forwarding advertise- during journey evening. long ol tin-court years ments. described the of what is known sembling >0 -’terday morning tue complain one hundred and were Aroostook, which in a in- peculiarities as an Mr. Buckmor- was Plod all, both anti lion, fourteen either killed, R. No. 1 resulted painful opponent of Woman's whilst ant, examined and ei«.:?-exai»iind people great small, 49~S. Niles, Scollay?s Building, Court Sullrage, at died from St., as the Adirondack great In- ->1.. live ear to what 1 write, wounds, from disease, or worse than all is authorized to receive region, in Northern New length. having occupied the witness Boston, advertisements for this and wore out his Mrs. Livermore is well as one for hours. PI! tell you where a dreadful war perished m Rebel enriched the bat- flammatory disorder, finally equally known prisons. Forty paper. York—an immense tract of wild so l ook the other tle field life. land, of «•; * place night. with their life blood; seven were sacrificed ^^T. C. Evans, 10G Washington Street, is an author- Although it was known that he was its most zealous supporters. Both being lllSToUY THE ASK. at Audersonvillc and ized agent of this mountainous and is .Mr, Burk I n ltehast some did Belle Isle. Disease made paper. inaccessible that it in its more svvuie that he arrived m town, guns sound, & anil that his vital educated and wom- substantially Which struck its died from wounds, «5“Geo, P. Rowell Co., 40 Park Row, New York, failing, remaining energies highly widely celebrated New \ ork on the l.-tli ot from like death's alarm, thirty-six victims, thirty-one will wildness to this October, Boston, -in.) •* receive advertisements for this at the primitive threaded at the II it as uo for sure ttie and the fate of one is unknown. Let the names of paper, lowest coulil not the day—so en, there was ot stopped Astor House with Stevens, with whom jest, Priest,” rates. Their orders long struggle against destroy- course a desire to 1 will always receive promt atten- great In was In been >cl call all hands to arms. Marshall, Allvn, Dickerson, Scott and others, tion. with streams, studded with lakes, and over- slightly acquainted, having informed f.y er, still his demise at the last was hear them debate this much talked of Mr. Axel Ilayford, the Mayor of that Steven whose ashes find repose in their native home, as ^•Horace unexpect- ques- Belfast, Arise! Arise! the Priest he crie6, Dodd, 121, Washington Street, Boston,is grown with trees, as to be a hunter’s could render him Buckinore aid in it, well as of those whoso bones are buried far awav, an authorized for sudden. It not para- tion. Mrs. negotiating And every man prepare, Agent the Journal. edly does overpass the Julia Ward Howe was bonds of the Belfast ami Moose head Railroad or still lie present j Compauv Down troin the the will whitening on distant fields, be held "in dise. Mr. has visited this for of which 31 r. was hill, Indians bounds of truth to that the of Murray region on the and Ilayford president. Mr. Ilayford cn two hundred soon cherished recollection. we should re- say feeling platform, by special request in- trusted Buc.kmore with tin- bonds to appear. Proudly Subscribers are successive negotlage them u. member requested to take notice of the date on many summers, and a this at. them, for they shed a lustre on the city the and is universal with our published troduced the in a city eighty-seven cents on the dollar for I nit.-d 1 are so colored slips attached to the it is the sympathy regret speakers few brief but hey thick, our town will quick, which loved to call their paper, only a hap- States securities, i he day after their arrival Buckmor. they home! Proudly form of now used. For year ago book his !i In ashes soon be laid, receipt instance, 15 May G8, whom his life of honor relating experiences. remarks. At the of gave cheeks and drafts to Stevens should we claim them as our fellow for means that people, among long py mention her name, amounting to$booi, ilive me a lor citizens, the subscription is paid to that date. When gan, they have come, had a run, because it was well and requested him to obtain cash for them, which l.• they died in our common cause! Mav their mem- a new payment is the date will be and usefulness has nor great written, Miss Beecher came tur town tor to invade. made, immediately been passed ; that, in quickly forward to the did, ami returned the exact amount, Mr. Buckmorc ories lie embalmed in our to and thus pur hearts, ami transmitted changed correspond, a receipt in full is sent and told stories that money, and >ou in oat the pleasant, though improbable, ot besides, his satchel, which In. i.’line ol breath, he called “Nesmith,” to all future with every paper, Subscribers in arrears are bounds of our state, where his front the and stood wait- generations! And when future cen- requested larger platform, quietly kept under the bed in his room. had As loud as lie could to forward the of and the They conversation- bawl, tennial celebrations of our settlement take sums due. adventure, attractive life in the about ■ name has the the and on n wn from ttie bill, the Indians will, place, always been synonymous with the ing cessation of applause that negotiating bond*, Fiiday afteruo the and of their as 49**In state THE greeted the defendant nuo into Buckmore’s room 1 ome soon and may story significance death act sending money, POST OFFICE to woods. It likewise rcstot ed health -the butm slay you all. which the is most the promised her To a incentives to patriotism, and he held up as unfad- paper scnt.^Jr scrupulous integrity, public sorrow appearance. large portion of the being confined to bis apartment by illness— and said As -uon as the did hear them tire. to all invalids who should there. Like ‘•illl ’Squire ing examples of whatever i- self-sacrificing and is universal and sincere. go audience she was an entire and HANO.XO! !}' >\ 11 in SINKSS I S A 1.1, SKI I'Jo lie bid his to rise, stranger, boy couiageous! all it had its measure (T. He be trunk SAN plausible quackeries, were says, sure, my secure, THE SENATE. Mr. White, who was the son ot Col. Wil- many the and curious c-mnut make eye-glasses h-'trade go. 1 think 1 have u bet There a I my treasure lies. CONCLUSION. DOMINGOJIN ot success. Next g.,t season, tourists, sportsmen ter tiling ; it is a better project to try.” Defendant the., thus ■Since the liam and Elizabeth Mitchell White, was born glances levelled at her, which inilietiou she Having imperfectly traced the early tremendous combats of the ad- down hi.- which was that he .i lames, take this trunk, and skip and jump, history and invalids crowded all aches to the wjv.t-' proposition. And to of our ciiv, and noted some of its first fluctuating at N. appro bore with A exchange t .vo doll tr fa- stolen bonds McFarland's run, ministration ot Jackson over Chester, Ii., Sept. ,5, 171)2. He gradu- becoming patience and grace. our-meaning as as the measures II*' Uuckmorei that he was of And don’t you stop, nor give it up, fortunes, well the' continued progress which did not come and see replied afraid the wti ated at Dartmouth in the class of region. They exactly showed her to be an hut said he would .Should all the Indians come. has since succeeded them, we must pause at the tavored by old and denounced College, quick cursory glance arrangement, consider it till the morn Hickory by and nig. Tin next Stevens threshold of a new era, in which we is to be conquer—but they came, experienced of morning Saturday) reappear I hope his 1818. He studied law with his of !i Mac to rise, and wipe his eyes, opponents, has occurred like the brother, Wil- elderly lady, perhaps sixty years age, ami Ihtckmon peremptorily refused to entertain th worked out so many advantages. The of nothing and went back A was I hat he may see more opening disgusted. meeting proposition. At that time they were alone in the room clear, our over liam White, at Belfast, and was admitted to arrayed in a dress of black, unextend- And call all hands to our railroad, eotemporaneously with this occasion tight tho for the annexation to simple and Uuekmore, being to visit the big guns, project held at the as the came comp-died water clos. And beat ui volunteers.” is indeed a felicitous coincidence. But the tide of the bar hotel, companies out, ed and not left the room and vis g-uir ten or fifteen the United States of the of San of the Supreme Court, June 23, 1824. by crinoline, adorned by tlounce, minute- impiovemeut which is swelling in every negro empire at which christened \ pon returning Sr vens was there and remained twem en direction, themselves furbelow or frill. In her bare murder cried, some groaned and cried, He was the oldest of they Murray’s hands she minutes, and wiien said he admonishes us that our enterprise must not termi- In its final consideration it surviving member the leaving would call aga... sonic that the earth did Domingo. raged some across After he quake, nate here. While our sister cities are fools. The New fork Her aid sent a special clasped manuscript; her should- Icit, complainant -1. *d ami bolted the do- ! he girls and made such a adopting ior two Waldo bar. ami in lift!, at boys noise, and a and ers was while looked his satchel ami Ihc >v -fl 1: such extensive systems of communication, not days night, although it thrown a rich but plain cashmere elements seemed to shake, Mr. White had an inclination for the reporter into the wilds, whose letters most that only with the far west, lint with the extreme was carried by the decisive of ?>1 study scarf: whilst upon her head was a nice, neat 1 Squire limp’d round, and called for Brown, north and apparently cut the book and the author. 'l'II i’! r.MNIiS ANI) MON A WKUK *.ONK. east, what will he our relative position, and practice of social and business unmercifully up sensible such as our oiiic, the Come!’’ to under political, bonnet, grandmothers tight Indians, if we content ourselves with the work that 0, yet this apparent there lie saw Uie money at nine o’clock that morning n..d va 1 Brown, ‘-I'd with all only strength This will account for the bitterness of the used to and warranted light, my might, has been economy—for the investigation of those pur- wear, to protect head from that time till th« period he missed it in th*- alt-" 1 had some rum." already accomplished? 'We cannot ex- are such evil and only passions dissensions that and brains the noon no person hut .Stevens was in the room; he com pect to retain our people, or to with the suits which are the source and lecturer towards that paper. But what can against inclemency of the compete the of individual inunicatod his loss to Mo* detective ot iheAstor H "«■!!, the 'Squire, “’tis my desire, more of our administration is a de- weather and sudden enterprising parts State, if we neglect victory virtually a writer who himself as did indispositions. Soon Mr. Meagher, who lias >ino 1 •' A ill should have some national and for the of expect lays open deceased; they went to t! rum,I the use of those natural which others feat. wealth, application silence and ear was Police Fl- and hi- I il that will advantages, The resolution, as it is a fol- reigned, every strained ad-piarter statement was taken down brand/ too, do, are so passed, 1 still more, to en- the soundest in that book? in l- tin liquors run." industriously applying; principles in their operation. A Murray to catch the tirst words that should fall from writing. hance that of lows— The was to superiority location, which nature It a man means to a complainant subjected scrutinizin. student and of Adam he write work which the Alas ! wore so soft and cross-examination Mr. S< BOLL-CALL, has conferred us. We should arouse to a disciple Smith, lady’s lips. they by dgwlck, the most importun* upon the Senate Resolved, by and House of low that none but the heard. portions of which was the answers the witness gav. John proper conception of our condition, and not per- Represen- moulded his and the shall rival that of Sinbad the Sailor, let him reporters She IIusc, George Bruce, tatives o: the l nited States of America, in precept practice upon 'piestions propounded in reference to certain memoraii • mit those which are for us to Congress is credited with that “our dm Angier, John Wales, opportunities waiting That so. saying great poet dum iu Steven-' which Duckmore be assembled, the President of the United States maxims of that master of the say But when in these days of fact, possession, believed John Wilson, John disregarded. Wo must catch the spirit of the great princi- has said that a low voice is an to be in hi* Kuckmore llara-den, lie authorized to appoint three commissioners, and soft, excellent handwriting. could give no es John Moore and .John Gales: age. We must not be satisfied simply with a road of thrift and when fable is unfashionable, for a of them and k claimed that tin also a secretary, the latter to lie versed in the ples prosperity. For the attract- clergyman thing in woman, and that she had an abund- planation Mr, Sedgwi extending no farther than the limits of our own Eng- were memorandums for the purchase of stolen bon i- i. I'. and lish and Spanish to to the ive to date that a man and ance of that Fields, Sargent Ben Kells. county. We must amplify and broaden the idea of languages, proceed island and ephemeral bubbles that spring up deliberately caught excellence.” therefore she would and Cv-anterfeit greenbacks. Hr ive T b n Colburn and valiant Sam of St. Domingo and to such oilier if as Spring, an interior. The interior of Belfast must no places, any, held a the an have to the ot her auditors A -N IN-LAW-’ II s lon- from time to with deer tail, chased Indian beg indulgence IIMONV. Patterson and White, went in for the light, such commissioners deem and time, promise of sudden by ger be or Dexter. We must may necessary, whilst her friend Itev. Wm. B. ‘d ir.r.- r. ivn s,L)urhams and Millers were all mustered in Burnham, Newport, there Wright pas- 's dung, t! -on-:.i- law of Mr. t- the inquire into, ascertain and report the political riches, he had no toleration. He believed girl’s phantom over a cataract, and did a lSuckmore, penetrate boundless forests of our northern state and tor of the street churc h—read her tiHed that -id, I in Kllsvvorth. Me., and arrest.-j at condition of the republic of the Berkeley And the sudden blast of war, frontier. In a few the aid of Dominica, score of other he must ex- Stev< ns at iiaii.y, Id :: from Hovern years, by powerful number of in no of wealth that did not have impossible things, address. This was of course upon r.-jiiisition uese men did come probable and the desire and promises somewhat ot or l loll in an la-1 .1 n-Up gallant forth, the railroad, the undeveloped portion of Maine inhabitants, o.airy, l-i ol l'Ynruury, aft* r ... I •■: v one from shoulders to 4- disposition of the of said to to bo and at. A «neci- a indictment was obtained Steven- rqip’d hip, will blossom like the and there will soon people republic become their foundation in labor. His financial abil- pect exposed laughed disappointment to the assembled audience, wan turned over v\ dh rose," to shot-bags, horns, and so forth. annexed and form part of the of the Unit- him by t he Captain ot !'.»!« -e- I Ipune; ! tuck more u.n he fields of golden grain extending to the Mada- people men of this was tlxe assertion that lie stood and a great to Miss Beecher, ed States; the physical, mental and moral ity attracted attention, and in 1842 he disadvantage then in Chicago. As the witn- 'S in conversation wl: cp I had Hubbard, who hid in a waska. Bet us be true to the natural resources at condition public as no cupboard, of said argument, however well can Stevens tob! him it v.->u!d be better lor him It lie rctui a and their condition as to ma- on a a prepared, \ud lew who the our let us determine to en- people, general was elected State an mountain and his hands in played hypocrite, command; exert that terial Treasurer, office that he dipped be so read as talked. ed tin property, hi evidence was excluded, fhe wi: v d osbv and because their limbs were wealth and industrial the resources effectually Ladd, ergy which the men from Londonderry manifest- capacity; rainbow that floated over the We ness tiien stal' d Unit Stevens said he had nfver bad, of the country, its mineral and filled, with honor to himself and to the top! J lie ot Miss Beecher's ar- ed a hundred years ago, in laying the foundations agricnRural pro- profit reading opening thi money nor the b and permit post, •She admitted ail the hih the Priest led oil’ the van. rivers; its meteorological phenomena; the "wrongs” and “inoquali iiiiNii tii a w i;i:l iouin debt of tlie its continuance in office. when the sno.v melted, found him as HOTEL BURNED AND LOSS OF LIFE. government, obligations, whether longer hanging ties” set forth the leaders of the female out of his in to*1.i u-r House. .Steven* was tak k their lives, protect their wives, ! luniled and by I ascertained and or en to and alt-rw .n!.- to n v all inarched oil to war, admitted, unadjust- After his return to Belfast, Mr. White en- to a church s[ ire! Mr. Murray draws a long suffrage movement, lint thought the same Chicago, brought .V w York ed and under treaties or delivered to the authoriti. .-. -ueli a fright, took place that night Richmond, Ya., Doc. 20. discussion; engagements men who would confer the ballot would up but the rainbow is the of all. 1 hi- cross- \ .t W uv v r known before. with other Powers: the extent of boundaries tered into a law with the late bow, longest pon imination by Judge Stuart, the \v a and partnership At two this the those if n. -s sai-1 ih at lie mleavored to t the ui quarter past morning territory; what proportion is covered liv foreign right wrongs properly appealed to. g« money buck, i. ltu-s now comes, without a Andrew T. Palmer, which continued until held out tm* indue, nient to the brother in law d the u- gun, Spots wood Hotel was discovered to be on claimants, or by grants or She alluded to the disinclination, A i) ! lull m. “he would concessions, and, gener- ALL HAIL GEORGIA! increasing cused that he would not b, prosecuted. kill," on what or Mr. ■ lire the first floor. ally. concessions franchises have been Palmer’s death in 1858. on the of to I k a stake, their heads to break, part men, marry, and asked if Mr. fellows r. s;..d the ca.-e for the .. granted, with the names ol the a Priest he cries, “Be still.” The flamoS spread to such an extent that respective grantees; Mr. White was a Democrat ot' the old Jef- The result of the late election in the ballot on women would lore, serving tip light to produce rebutting tcstimoin and terms and conditions on Georgia conferring which the Dominican nit-: o \ >i: : dk rm: dkmn- _x mu lor will die. escape the. was cut off. The them to She this tale ol k. go nigh, you by stairway government may desire to lie annexed to and be- ferson and Jackson school, llis is most At the lirst election marry. deprecated v..y thi Indians political satisfactory. A lawyer from Maim- M-'CriliD opened the a-, meet,” then commenced from the come a allairs as detrimental to the best of guests leaping part of the United .States, as one of the Ter- interests the accused anti .-aid that th defence would th to a'i “1 heard a ball, were with him a and since the release of the State from the iron deny windows. P. I\ Clark ritories and such principles living a e:-,me = ;.tk our best retreat of Philadelphia, thereof; other information with abiding the nation, hut attributed it to the ext rat Stevens clan destinely into the pos-e.- i > U u •, slid W.tUD \en times did charge. screaming for The lire trines, and the which he State after State wheels into the Democratic provide any thought Vim.;,. p* help. company’s who shall lay their report before deplored calamity Slovens to -'.iiiii i.i N.-u Y to m Congress. not. After the reason gotiati for the j ladders were but failed two Six:. .‘S. And be it touching lightly upon I s’ :. r: when the light appeared, put up, by further resolved. That said was powerless to stay. In 1802 and 1801 he ranks. cliase ot -tsileu liit-d Si bonds, one ot whb h men would confer the ballot wom- ot l ! av. u .» two thirds full, stories to reach the windows, and while the commissioners shall serve without compensation, why upon Mayoi ll ami aid it was good enough a -• was the Democratic candidate for him.” cold, I have told, firemen were to tiie except the payment ol their expenses and the com- Congress en, she referred to the danger of entrusting wa- “warm as wool.” endeavoring lengthen The lirst of from via Detective I'tilly \v..s tin lirst witness called t M •Mg-, pensation of the secretary, whieii shall lie deter- in this District. consignment freight Belfast, the interests ane wealth of the nation to ihe ladders the women in was Sedgwick, and testiiii d tiiat on th. |iiartei \ : as one did of the President. Wednesday that on that he vuniid St, say. women. morning ga. vens ft-* an- a moment after with the flames. sisted of two barrels of clams and 12 boxes of her- failed, and we lighting up wile was in bonds to lor and -i prevailed. As soon as this measure was Lydia Shaw Wood, ot change him, gave description 1 r at have the before the Winthrop, Whig. Mrs. In claimed the gained day. The guests lost all their clothing, and the rings. [ Bangor Livermore, reply, right the alleged thief. t'-m/kinoi- tohl the officer that to on and his second Mrs. Hannah W. iv tin bonds to Stevens on the to over Senate, the 21st, Mr. Sumner Cushman, w e are informed that this should of for women on the of her g steps of tin* A-t < ladies had walk barefoot the snow to launched shipment suffrage ground l.rui im « .ik.ani/ation. House; Ip Jaid it. wa- all iu Ildla-t bonds; !i. could e of shelter. Total at it the arrows of the late Manassoh intellect, and moral charac- places loss $300,000. licry of his denunciation. It daughter Sleeper. have gone east, and was intend for the editor ability, superior give the number- .-I Up in, ami aid nothing about t* \ ars after the dismissal of Mr. Seven are known to have been ter. And in her clear, concise, and loss of money. persons was, he said, a Five children of the first wife survive. of The shell fish were always -* i* o 1 r aoliing was al- dangerous measure, which the Whig. designed Dili.nr Sim.ington r,.horded *> 11 i,•.• Tulls t- -t maintained, burned to death, whom was Mr. II. convincing manner, plainly demonstrated to a ., appropriation for the among committed In all the business and social relations of atony. purpose A. Congress to a dance of blood, to iudieat' the clam-orous way of the Whig a Boston audience that women imt ■s m.ol' In the Uev. Alfred Thomas, agent of the panorama of the only mi:, -i ison hn thk -1 am*. IsOn, and was Mr. White was considerate and o. at a with violence and infinite life, kindly, when it sees a chance to our and needed but were of wield- salary of He re Pilgrim’s Progress. traught slight road, perfectly capable Ah \tind-t .m --tsou .: -i hi clerk were examined m- in 1*1:1. lie was the ballot. She the occasions mi -:r; The law requiring all All the goods ready for delivery in the cel- discredit to the country. It had its origin just. not given to idle words. the iish to contribute their covering for its ing thought show that Mi Lu kmoiv uc-\ er cummuui tied his l> ri*.iit»: to the support of ministers winch had voted showed clearlv to tin iu. lar of the Southern Express Company was with a firm of What his declared, his hand was they already i wn having been inde- political jockeys in San Do- tongue next seal rm: hki changed, also The and ■}’ paragraph. that they would preserve better order a: the nuani’s sionv, u- -rgani/.ations began to be formed. destroyed. company’s money to He his acts mingo,—llaez, Fabensand Cazneau—who se- ready perform. squared by of in •Sanim l s. .-(evens, the delemlant. tin u proceeded t- was in safes are buried in the ruins. One incident [tolls than • gathered 1*09, although body narrate his account id the alfuir. fI• said alter he at duced into it an of the strictest rule of and no bond was The Bell.ist,Journal funny over York. On a of slu H preached here in 1790, in the of the fire was a man at one of the aid-de-camp Grant’s, who sight, grows painfully point economy, then, Buokmore ,i rived at the A -tor :iou- e, iu thi- eit v, .m appeared our a i 'Phe was a local item in columns concerning kicking Terri- a- di I Baptist society upper windows paralyzed by fear, who sat assumed to represent the government of the better than his word. He had “that chastity would have them vote. In Wyoming ing tlu-;, .. the horse. ■ > v o rniversalist in 1824. Tlio [Bangor Whig, the influence ot women had been l’fm'ii \stv sim t tic tearing paper into small pieces and United States. A of honor which felt a stain like a wound.” tory voting liter denomination was throwing licet had been sent to must r- a preach- There was some fun, but the pain seen and and their votes had Ruekni. tank I ;!' and do k- tic »usc of them out of the window till lie fell back into felt, by they Benjamin Joy, after- threaten 1 with violence if she But he itas We shall know no more which he ip c dialed t 'ip V.' tonal I’ru-t C< nnpui.v < layti presumed gone. have been to the the administration of the unniuyitn hotel. the flames. perceptible only Whig. changed Territory Broa ivy it m .• utitii d t wo im u iundo to the ■. >• The was interfere, lie the President with commanding form, the venerable pres- into the hands of the and ll.i which lie "mplatn.iii' _r him on the 22d ot Oct..!., Uinsn orcri-Y hotel register found and charged The of the horse in the columns of the republicans, HKI.KAST. to-night kicking which set t .rtii m I»>mirt that he Luekmore) want there are six to a the nor behold ever she was a reason tin \ only strangers not accounted interfering procure of the com- ence, kindly eye, again was remarkable because the horse’s thought good why him to s-‘',>•00 worth ol Lulled States bonds at lift "i liii British change Whig get lsli, again per- for. It should vote. Moreover, women would treat cents on ti.i dot; I '....l was the betw. is probable some of the citizens have mittee on the “face that was like a benediction.” agreement •rt if. oi a station on Foreign Relations, of which Mr. half brother there. 'Tic military taken them to their houses. usually appears the men better, and make better laws for them. ••• u the lirst ol Sumner is Peace to his ashes. Mr. Fellows then took tin witnes.- in hand and September. IS14, chairman. The measure would that lias ears to ’ear, let him ’ear.” them than now mad for themselves y k ,-ti of Castine, with a force of four they from hrn detailed :t count >>t :‘n various oecupati.M : inevitable of a This was of course a for the. bal- in which lie w.i- !I. w. s in bu-im-s in Alain no flc -am*: afternoon, three naval ENGLISH VESSELS SUNK BY PRUSSIANS. produce war, which sample The strong plea ngtiged. report of the trial, in New York, ol M. Louis and \V i- mo .ad when arrested had an > -ent ri-,1 rar harbor, and came to anchor on l>e seen in the lot. These were the main points ot lu r ar- might attempt of to sub- LETTER terest in :i-almm in Chicago. If e denied ever o n. ment. Their Spain S. Stevens, a former resident of FROMJJUCKSPORT. going approach being Shepherd gument, interspersed with funny anecdotes, of Linger ■ Dec. 20. There is intense ex- wu wa- thrown into a state of London, due the Cuban patriots. to the Turning this for will be read with ot the incidents, and sad recollections, NAIL!:" I f IN \ i i : citement in this on the city, larceny, inter- Correspondence Journal. laughable iu>\, til, artillery were secreted in the city consequent alarm- Vice with much President, feeling, Mr. Sum- told in Mrs. Livermore’s :iad declined .-dal wind her lie hit M "f the inhabitants concealed their that the Prussians have vir- est. The history of the case, which we bright, pleasant ing Belfast, ing intelligence pub- ii\n : '(dlicei ut the on I : rtv. .v about sunset an of- ner continued— Hi Dec. 27. with touches ot sarcasm twenty years ago. -.ape law, -i" an act CKSt'ORT, way, alternating 1 tually committed of that in lished at the time of the will bo re- the that: it might criminate him. He did i. ■ i_ belligerancy theft, ground flag of truce. He inquired I call who are and Mrs. Livermore's fare hears ■ former of would Sir, upon you, next to the Chief A to the Journal and the ex- pathos. auytliing in tic- c..pif.d sleek to purchase *.> by President, to repair immediately to the Execu- the matter lias ended in vicinity whilst her whole life her an earn- owners, ready romp!, ther. was met Master vessels have been sunk in the Seine legal investigation, proclaims with the contract to l:n to h (he bonds,' naid the -rdcr would he and convey you this the accused sab;, enforced, humble people; tell him not to exercise the war parties by him. whilst her intellect causes with him when he 'n It .V o ;• an 1 im d. lined uu-w v "■ for, hut if a news on this Men read it on listener, superior i>ai.l gun was city. newspa- power without of tell of lie says that the editor treats The Recorder told him lie mu-t do so, and .Mr. St* * authority Congress: him not In this connection we cannot forbear re- inquiry, one to wonder. other women --lie -i-tau.-e made, the town would be bulletins and then turn with invol- to Among that In had between three and buir tie per away forget that there is a grandeur in justice ami in in a replied 1 v.-r, then one thousand polities, religion, ifco., peculiar vein, seems to me a and beautiful, nearly closed lists and in their peace beyond anything in war. Mr. Vice Presi- cording our testimony to the and queen—grand dollars. it i, t.i- untary indignation industry This closed the ea-" for fin* defence. neighboring settlements, collected dent, I to as love but that do like to read the but so kind as not to he inaccessi- that would be to the “Peace appeal you you this republic, as people paper. thoroughly Fellows e >H, ,| ( iiarle- r. •< .■ .••ntuis.i .u iu< Simon Wats u' .win r< eye, dangerous with which the New York Herald Mr. HarrisonIlavfordnow are devoted to that mi fidelity the admiration for her at man” you party which has are a sort of tor ble. But with all chant ■ t hundred men soon come at that moment. It is graces, landed, just along expected set the President on this if it be called so where the M II <' K MOM !•<>: fl i. »*. 1 I \ right important matter. or small. Wo sleighing, may this of ‘‘female into wharf. Preceded by General this will awaken a the great searched in vain the spur hobby suffrage” feeling throughout cause runners a l -and of black The administration view of the matter was rocks stick up and the to leave such hard It doc-n't in Mr I', ter -dat'd that he knew Mr. Ruckniore t. musicians, they that will mark the columns of the other to fearfully gallops 1 country turning point in New York dailies thud airs md when Mr. Follow- asked what \v M iiu -tro.-t, and took possession of the Senator of streaks of lire behind them. to force women to swallow pills, of when championed by Morton, Indiana,, find more than the most to quite right ehara tm lor integrity Mr. Sedgwick objected, amt r Tii id iii-.-ting-house, and the promotion English public opinion, meagre allusion are pound is when they are not sick And it tin \ Recorder -u taiin -l the ohj.. t ion. gti- ",t'.ii of whom also men will agree to sink their differences and who replied at and witli as The observance of Christmas getting soldiers, many length, quite this trial, while the Herald the it would lie as well to let them Colonel f ellows said that counsel lor the del. in li.-id- their insulted honor. The gave very sick, perhaps opposite the’shipping. Gen. avenge Times has much bitterness as the Massachusetts Senator more and more universal with each year. tin opening had charged Buckmon with eonmiittli a I- lie M Kurland house his full which we There is select their own as to force upon and 'm vvi-lnJ lo shew the head quar- published an extra, a most unusual course, report copy to-day. physician, wilful purjurv, eomplainan fii. next our citizens had He was seconded We had its observance the Unitarian. a dose don’t want to swallow. character. Tho Recorder -till u»1 h«-red to bis ruling morning, found the employed. by Conk- no use in the fact that if a man by them they and endeavors to calm the sentiment disputing that the were not hound the rti«" ig> surrounded by picket guards, who public of and Methodist with Miss Beecher closed the discussion with a staling jury by the that the lin, New York, and followed in turn Congregational churches, of but by the in the ease. ngr.-" nr egress, without a by expressing hopes report is by wants all the news,he must read the Herald. counsel, testimony proper pass, for the more liberal culture of women, The Court then ad pun ned at a late hour till ti. a- rwise the were and a of the the ot Christmas trees in the plea inhabitants treated with the exaggerated expresses strong convic- many Republican Senators, who unit- accompaniment when tin* ease will be summed u -• and for the endowment of Female Thursday morning, v-p'i t. IT'Visions were tion that the Colleges liberally paid for. Prussians would not commit so ed in denunciation of Sumner. two last named. The churches at North and From fhc* Herald, Doe. 23. most Messrs. Charles Shaw .t Son, run one of the and Female her own ex- -tri.-i discipline was preserved. For vio- suicidal an act. The will not listen Schools, narrating people most extensive tanneries in this of the State observed the Hie of this rather extraordinary at ig -..in.- military rules, several soldiers were The second exceeded in venom the part East Bucksport likewise day. in women. particulars to and to the day perience educating case w^re fully hi m n i. To this, point dispatch with at Harllanil. It turns out 125 sides of sole leather seemingly complicated I> tl-.g?.- dissuade desertion, the officers indig- of Masons cele- Collins tells the whole truth when ami reported first. Mr. Sumner stated that a a Last week Jennie terday's Herald, attracted general public attci a- an dation, which further states that the British naval offi- day. Messrs. John ,fc Son, do a busi- Felicity Lodge wry •i.—-nt.-l Bclfa-t island, far from the main l’age good tion from a feature which came out on tb ness she it is the class of prominent Th lower was Vice Consul at ltoucn has cer had told him at tanning upper leather for home and other brated their installation of ollieers a says large working girls bridge supposed to be the presented to the that he had seen, in Do- by pub- It trial tin* ellort on the part of the prisoner to implicit' •t mbsoot River. In liis official markets. Archibald Liun opens his new mill, that most need the reforms of the ballot report, the Prussian Commander at Rouen, an indig- choice lots staked lic at Ilall, at which the ()r- .Mayor ILiyto.d, ot lielia.-d, M *.. with other respecUb '■r u-h Vlmirnl who commanded the minica, oft’ and marked Tuesday night, with a grand entertainment. supper Bradley’s Livermore or Miss Beecher would citizens of" that iu the serious crime of which!, fleet, states nant and formal This is Mrs. Ftato, i- protest. Some 270 were was himself indicted The re-ult was also ;i .i (hat tin- high road to Barton passed over it, poss- regarded liaez, Grant, Fabens, &c. The Democrats [Skowhegan Reporter. lattd Lodge were guests. either of them go into any shop in our large gre here as a confirmation of the truth of the dis- oi the verdict of the jury was an >■ was deemed necessary, until the destruction Hartland is a lown of ls point discussion,and who large manufacturing more than half of whom were ladies. cities and associate intimately with the gil looked as it was that it would !•• frigate Adams, at Hampden, was patch, and the Standard and other Conserva- spoke, Thurman, Bayard, and others, present, lOusly lor, xpocted accomplish- and is to their methods ot one which would « xonertife Mayor Hayford unit oil and that when of the a agricultural resources, and Chase recited a which was there, listening speech, intelligence dispersion of tive papers have bitter war toned article the resolution and the un- directly Mrs. Dr. poem s from a most foul opposed deprecated and to their some- innocent parli- culumuy. a tor :--i-m!>l»‘d for licr protection was received, the on the line of the extension of the Belfast subjects of conversation, calling upon Government either to re- of rin. M M.MINo i- *•! ol NSr. 1.. li.-r 1 \\\ h* U :uuony m a minu,. .ti of f-iiir days the troops The consideration of the measure Notice lias been that a tor a to admit that neither the ballot Sedgw quietly departed, was con- given grant he willing son**- that Ruckmoro’s cvid. '•at militia then needful means for the correction of the out- argument, claiming marched in, and that is not taken » a supposing by the Maine Central, the Direc- new Steel will be asked for this win- nor the is what need—but home d«monatrat< d that he came t New ^ oi k for u ii. w a- hound to the British tinued until after six o’clock, before a vote Factory College they my Camden, proceeded as far rage upon flag. its purpo>. and that was to purchase stolen bonds m. t was reached. Mr. tors will labor and wc have no culture, or that shall take place. bluff, when it was ascertained that their des- Sumner’s concluding earnestly, ter, to work under a new patent, different something counterfeit greenback n .!i-»n wa- farther east. Some The of them want to be taught to Follows tollowetl for th hii.I m> 1 of these reeruits San Domingo. The New York Herald words were— doubt to extend it towards The majority Colonel people, successfully, from the Sherman process. corporation facet. on -1 *b->ivcd that w I di-r.-gard.-.l private rights as to give occasion for read, write and speak the King’s Lnglish cor- introductory remarks y at T conclude as T I the towns of the o*l New were noting tm '■ **i n-p.-: ti-,1 remark that were more correspondent Washington writes— began. protest against this res- Skowhegan, through thrifty will be called the Damascus Steel to be that mar- people F.iigluud they rapacious Company. They want taught down before it t>* thank <■ ■! f th. ir Tui the n- my eumc to olution as another stage in the drama of blood. I rectly. stone,bowing they c-xpel. “When the San resolution roadi- Somerset is than allord- derived from tie ir fa the m, a New 1 ok Domingo protest against it in the name of county, The ladies of the Congregational Society riage something higher simply tues which they Justice, outraged court was ..••cording to the theoi ie* t 1UI-. HON <>F TUB UNITARIAN CHURCH. es the House it will be championed lien in the name of better for leisure and rich criminal iigaged. by in •> by violence; Humanity insulted; held a levee at Hall, which was not ing opportunities the defence, in m m -t* ri. <*t tin to tiie name the Lyceum iinjuiring \;t Butler, and the opposition it will be led of weak trodden down; in the name Senator Drake, of Missouri, want to learn that there is of the New I 1 1 tnt S'" jetv Un r lb war. public attention became directed having resign- are dressing. They gani/ation people of Peace anil in name a*sueccss. The fact is that levees \H 'm it New \ o ■ Farnsworth and A debate imperiled, the of the African played well ork can seme. ar.l. en ting a more spacious house for public by Hogan. spicy ed, to the office ot of the Court such a tiling as a respectable single woman. Gotham might race, whose first effort at Independence is accept Judge be sav< when -hall 't .1 and ltungor appeal r Mi l ie town a lot is ; but it is conceded that there is rudely out. Thu desire food for the head wait to be educated into d, having acquired of land expeeted assailed. people They broader, high Fellows then allmh ■! t ‘h .nay of counsel for tin* <1- 'a of Claims, the Governor has appointed to pist-.iili.-c stands, it to the in the House to it. The more than for the stomach. cr and better views all tendant. Mien- wa th ponderous Stuart, with thuu t u-t conveyed strength enough pass upon subjects. They Parish. upon condition of The vote the of the resolu- tin able t at the a- building upon land President and his friends count upon passage the vacancy, Hon. Daniel T. Jewett. The a and jering voice, criminal lawyer bar, ■ i: evidently up- want to be shown little ot the b street. a of suitable size: The Phenix Club have in rehearsal a bright aisled by Hi mn mvasti* and elo-picnt Sedgw i. k. meeting-house on its for orders have tion was as follows— new a a grand isn't "ig one lourtli success, already been Senator is Maine man, native of not all the dark side of the picture. It also .in oneiment oi our bar, and lo the whe men oi J™ part of the galleries to the be out soon. town to fit the United States Yi'AS—Messrs. play to brought less the east" .limi ng to the from Malm cam. t>- on Sabbath days, permitting the given up Steamer Abbott, Ames, Brownlow, Car- Pittston, and brother of lion. A. G. Jewett, the ballot or the College they want, but lawyers ■ nan:- to defend the prison* r in an ordinary case ot larceny I h erect a town-house oil said and Tennessee to the commissioners to San penter, Chandler, Cole, Conklin, Corbett, Cragin, Immense of smelts and tom more better homes and better lot, carry draughts labor, pay, Anmlckit* s and tile FhiHistincs had come out that da> 1 ii*— th< of this He resided and > ”]*.11 rc-klue as a town common for- is some Edmunds, Hamilton of Texas, city. formerly prac- There speculation as to Flanagan, Hamlin, are taken at the between food. It isn’t one, hut women, in our against I-rael, Great, laught* r. Mr. lellow tin u '' 1 A Domingo. cods being Bridge many '•bn.(ary subscription of three Howe, Jlowcli, Morton, Nye, Osborn, Pomerov, ticed law in and removed to e\ that it by citizens, who the President will appoint upon the com- Bangor, to St. cities, that don’t have the bare necessi- proceeded analyze the idence, arguing clearly -m.lr.-i dollars, secured tiie additiou of au ad- Pool, Bantsey, Bevels, Boss. Sawyer, Scott, Sher- this and Verona. The toms are sold large mission. The idea of the Louis about place tint! • * n t enine i.*!. and thus the public olitaineil “The original President man, •Stewart, Thayer, Warner, Willey and Wil- fourteen years ago. lie was a .ies of life. Is it reasonable to suppose KSTA UI.IS1IK1 stkvt.ns* on the at the reasonable rate of 2b .luiuon." bounded by and Senator Morton was to members liams—31. spot very a half fed woman can tiiul Church, Miller and Court appoint Democrat when he left Maine, but became a tired, overworked, and ill strong terms commented upon tin-cours. ol th. new Nays—Messrs. In ISls, the Which is of two from, the House‘and one Casserly, MeCreerv, Morrill of l cents barrel. All the and comfort or a out ot her defence in not th*- ions taken at their in meeting-house, Congress, radical the commotions ol per dry goods pleasure, way reading deposit II.|» known a- the Unitarian was built. Vt., Patterson, Schurz, Stockton, Sumner, A. <}. republican during stance in Maine, which would have vindicated the eh.n Church, from the Senate. It was the intention to have .shoe boxes arc in brisk demand to be tilled troubles in Mrs. Ilowe’s classic essays. 01 A -ess t-. the -pit was then diflicuit, Thurman and Tipton—0. acter ol llayford, Mr. lluckinore. Mr. Young ai-t by reason of two who favored the and the civil war. Mr. Jewett’s term will be j 1'be Mayor -lump- and knolls. Soon alter the gentlemen project Mrs. Livermore’s eloquent appeals. other prominent citizens ot that State whoso nain*-•* dedication, the | with smelts and shipped westward. of the trial. w one who so as to the minori- The clear inference front all this is that as the new in which the to scorn when were mentioned in the course 11. hich has las'll in constant service for over opposed it, give brief, Legislature, majority of them laugh you ■ Hancock. all a wa' The ttev. a on the commission. It woman’s haio.t eeuiury. procured. William ty representation Sumner will have to be considered in future anti-administration party oi the State, com- you mention the subject of rights tiik t r..ihinghain was publicly installed ns in that the President will conferred pastor, may be, however, ap- as an of the They want help upon Recorder llackett the upon the law amt inly. Ism. s,,me of the members of the church enemy administration, and take posed of Democrats and Gratz Brown repub- practical charged jury three citizens outside of and 1 William James It. llerri- not as an hut as a the tacts and in conclusion also charged tin » mg ,lis~atistieiI with ins point politics Ship AVondbury, Capt. them, especial privilege, proved, theological views, with- his place by the side of Carl Schurz, who licans, is in the will be to It you beli. ve tho statements in *de !•*. i.-w trom tlic Parish, and formed the life. At all events, the end of the bus- majority, likely man, of this from Calcutta, arrived at l’ro- The room established at proposition present First public I city, right. reading the di-lemlant that In- was employed bv Biu-kuioi* t>- .lurregaimnat So iness is not for Sumner is determined to was east out of the radical for his choose a man of different Collins seems like Iium* been Snriety. that while the latter is yet, paradise political complex- r viiicetown. on the CaUi. with crew severely frost Boltin’s Bower by Jennie purchase stolen bonds, know n by him to stol- -*m,.‘iate.i with tiie tirst or I'hurrh, the it at or oth; v wise to en in leloniou> enterprise, and original I oppose every step.” late doings in Missouri. The result is a ion. I bitten. :i step in the right direction. I’Eltitt. en, gag-• and the bonds in The miuislrel entertainment at In North llaven, Dec. 18,at the residence of the '■> Hayford Hall, oil1 bride’s1 ••■v ... 1 n >n;* other, then : H H father, by Eleazer Crabtree, Mr. George E. Carver and SPECIAL NOTICES. :u of drew out an audience Unit filled i;: ii.a. grand larceny with l'fiday evening, I =■'!'! Miss Martha E. both of North Haven. GRAND BALL ■' Joyce, STOVES !■ out ot a trans- ->in the hail lull. And all their i> In Unity, Dec. 15, by Rev. C, E. Mr. Wil- : •••»• an i Hi brimming they got ! *:f J 00 Rnowlton, — 0.1 prisoner felon- *! J .a V 23 viji• | ill r- fill J|! liam II. Reynolds, to Miss Mary E. Nichols both of » : a. money’s worth, too. no ASK FOB DR. CLARKE’S :cipat Certainly foreign troupe ® ** Fairfield. SHERRY WINE BITTERS, j ll 1 -*.l 1LTV. ever In \ Nor. AND KITCHEN WARE gave better satisfaction. The jokes were good, Canastova, N. ., 30, at the residence of Dr. And take no other. See that the 01 | ! V. \Y\ Rev. ii. G. portrait Or. Clarke ration .Mason, Rev. M. one hour, aud and a was a ||1|||lllllill by Benedict, Henry is witticism local having many sharp pointed by Dodd of N, 1.. to Miss Ella upon the label of each bottle. No othe r is genuine. »ui: room and rendered a ver- Manlius, \V. Allen, former- Promenade Concert ? AT REDUCED PRICES. and will allusion. The Prussian Barber was 41 5 61 7 L I l ly ol Great Mass. cards. They arepuerly vegetable not iutoxicate. tlsp i »f gui.? v. side-splitting , l| 2|'3l ...I...I.j... Barrington, (No I k ! a 5. (i s In cist inst., by Isaac Mr. Gorham ;io,v- moved lor sen- in its fun. And one of the best we ever 8 9 10’ 11 12 13|14 2! S' 1 7 Waldoboro, Rccd, Owi :^ to ontcmplutcd cliaufcein my business loculi-H burlesques Creamer, to Mrs. Margaret M. both of W. j Z 115 10 17 is 9 mill 12! 13 14 15 Wallace, SERVICED ! ’l have decided to sell down my present stock Into tk# saw was that the e piflB'.'Mlt J CJ« raMiHSVTsWcBR M Honor t.' sen- upon Alleglianians. The hells, 19!20(21 V -»na’!. t at reduced and n| postpone < 20 28 10 i 17' I s :22 I)ELIGIOV» HAY FORD HALL, compass prices regardless •' *• 1 ”r,‘ 24-i 25 in|20(21 <~l ihit Stew ns might adjust up to the fair sized dinner were the 22123] 27| “* THERE WILL BE RELIGIOUS SERVICES HELD i ( '«»s i or I’KOi-'i I. 1 1 1 variety, genuine 29 1 “i nn pre\ ions to entering*up- 29 80 31 ...U..J... 23124.2;. ;20|27l2S in the "JLeitnre of the Baptist Church in ! Ibis toek consists entirely ot new Patterns of ti»4 ■ f m thing, but that ran into hat impri-oum beyond they empty 30(80... _DIED._ this city next Sabbath, at 2 P. JI. preaching by the I Tlmrsuay Kv(>. Dii’, JS/ii present »• ar. ( ompri.-ing '• 5.;|. ,vv '1 ^ l!l i! v n ...... j...i...i.J...j... Pastor. desirous of pressing boxes and paper-covered skirts, which gave Obituary uofiecs, beyond the date, name and age,must Subject: ‘T1 1 1 hoop ...12815 *JS*. *■. S'. .1 *ar- of lus remarks ... I ...I 2 sTl... be id nf IVr:!:iml. M'Coni,,'iuii ( 1< x : observed no ...TTf j pa for. ] i )l-; rn< \ 1 ^U’loi* Sfovtts, sound, but were of shaken ex- “THE UNCERTAINTIES OF THE FUTURE.” ore i to prov. that the character capable being 5 0 7 8 12 by Ins Class of Young Ladies will give ot his 1 0 7; 9:10111 In j i sj 9,10,11 North Scarsinont, Oct. 10, ol consumption, Asa 04irSeats Free, The public are invited. M H xui>;^ was above rc- We are another entertainment GRAND I-'ii-o Fimiuiv. tensively. promised M 12 13 14 15 10 17 IS 13 14 15 10 17 9 19 £ Thompson, aged 13 years, 7 months. Also Lucy B., PARLOR ENTERTAINMENTS, of the kind. 19 2o! 21 22:20 25 20 21 22 (23 15 20 o daughter ol Asa and Sarah Thompson aged 2 years and | introducing some of his Npu ,,n.I !»i:mt!bii 1 av.n ! ii.i *'.i \ indicate:i». }*| 2l| j24 5 months. />/?. sr nrxcx a/> vir>:v; r«>v.-m ». /•'/•/r/-.v- r>> i eea, i-'ranlvlins, 20 27 2S 29 I b*r 27,26 ...j 80j;;i. in Waldoboro. 2ith inst., Mr, Jacob 71 <:o to I’LonuiA ix }}'.' ■■ rrn intimated that »h. iury, in linding tlie / The regular passenger and freight trains com- ...j j Sprague, aged MUSIC G V “1 vjo.iu .tod til. character H.wtsc for the td thirty-flvo year* d y v. h ;• I Favmors Boiler.**, Mayor of menced on our railroad on ii Hie other running Monday, and _: time. an.I attention to the study e.fl.iiw and o s full gentlemen. 2 —.. I Band, "l 4 ! I iv 1 that 1 understand iui*• ihe v.-utsc Li• I Raymond Quadriiie will continue on the time table for „/...j... HUmption. A ir ill K CJLOSl'.. published the a Tijaht s, I 5 0: 7 4 0 7 <' 9 SHIP NEWS. ought t-> be pursued to restore u.ler.i; I, h,id t .1 j OF POHl'LLYI» t The sj 9jl0.ll 3j el.H.l lungs to if-Jilt !iy .-.on id.tr Ihe in -1 n ! n.f 1 iL. Sedgwick, hi.- Honor named the present. amount of travel and freight thus 13 14 10 11 12-18 M 1, it, m ——•—-1-—--— of Tin, Ju|(p«aoni w tlironged with residents of Maine .|...!...i...i...-1.1-1. nn-. d. V. ! it-.tel is kepi there I-* I etern.at' ha Homothirija N--w careful I iv. Il th -re .: .1'..: \ from tiiat Stale, the management to develope the business of a 1 1| 3 41 5 0 : t; p. w!i l.I I orkers^originallv parties .|...| 2j dise.i ut 1' the ii. alntu ■ I MATURED eiu. \v.-I! know n there. s tvli.i, ini.!, nipwi:;. t th and I! 8 910.1112 18 ■ road, experience in this state has shown that 2 4 5 (i| 7 It tn*it all. te.-dl. \\« re Will. J ® ties, yet-t leg Cnioii *• h.tn t vi < 0 •. n >5 Pacific Railroad ni.les lit.-r .no t! a ha there is limit to the olden 9 10 11 12 13} I4| 15 10;17 Is 19 20 11 ii\eri.- poit The Stevens scarcely any business, I « Oonijry vi.aiM I'M |. to 1 al.utku, the temp. ratine is n.,.,e .« I Eange, 0. 10 17 18 19 2.' 2S ir.w i: a ■ GENERALITIES. from unexpected sources, to which a railroad may 20!21(22-2/28 21.25.20 H and the and hra.-ut.i Mil; I* and Knierpt:. ^ 29 81 a. L are lo.ai ed '.in re. I -In.iild .h id. d 1 I lie I * •). 11 siov e\ .- Is \ '28 24 25 20 27 i 2s! 29 80 ... Ainl ^raiit um the C ovcniuintt p-ei.inii" oll'erod to tie 'public. y give rise. AVc arc those who believe that Mdlo.i. 'he ,t two mil s 1 or anti u among tV. riv.-r lake, large, boiling six kettles nr once while the oven hik<« ■ "■ —OF— SC. ;ns aim, a "i V « < me,. ,--ihl«- t. til. d | tie Ihe !.lid. ■ ii. ie-n.-k, the tiiis road a so;.rx... ight largo is v« ry ami certain.doing Its work will in brief time draw to itself a 1 t-0 1 ! 1.;t: 111 he !u I pies, duick •- pay- t r, amt patent n.niplain a! tMm ■i«n 1.1 <■ l without halt Mr* « 1. :i« | the ... 8 5 I tor manilesh d st jitn hgltsli 1 2 -1 1;. 2 ;jl o 00,000 ./*». o x* o st I 'll t til.: 1 ,1 e.h.,1 si'.u. as it iiiiti, ai mi et u 1 it (' 1 hankering luel, by ing business. 8j t be old model. ire* 7 s 11 in 12 0 7' s 9 —OF DIE— Ml f, wh. a thisi- till c:a-c. !h,-\ eo 1.. n tncrcii ■ tit ll« I- j 11 18 ] | a w 10] and lit, a ih inn. s ntr.-t heal. ! eight of easting anil ot lini*d» it excels .aid 92 18 }j beauty I 'ii ui to some ilaw in the none of ! 15 III 17 is 19 29 1 1 15 |i; |', is Best ami Mineral in Jack- I. llih. ti'.a. t.r.a n '' -\. m I 1. miv ..Ih wi li be* s dd die lor ca.-di. iirgt <»n a tMving programme, ° Farming Lands America. ip to a 11 -» uds. ..f I l»*rt ho 1 original (20(21 5 0 ■ V:Ll ■" i acres choice larniiug lands on the line of anipt; Pi at aial whieh every one should beloi- pindm-:i 4 iite-1 his f- in 81 ... 2.S ... Ml aie, t hat let US are |f: liable till C I'M tlu-re in angry lings 28:29.8o ...j... -n(27 214,:J0 ... the in pal 'I l-i celebration Iasi it was a success road, the e where. n k ninn*!' f -loii*( \ anf t,*r week; however, Where tie. 1 ja .1 less e\. n tcmpi-llltll t’e Mid tl Is la. ... -f 1st recei\aal a lot ot W ooden .lu *- I c,i to sa\. that, where a ton !:\ «• .*n »•*..■ I’.imp >ea$uncd •_ in- ’.ui | \i-h »ler barring this ‘‘Times are'ut as the use to of -.trip p.-r 1 | oversight. 1 am to .In- -1 > ! a od Well luail o. 1 he •. liiniscit' t ire.pi.-lit Colds, he M e--;\ t»' i pel cln ape uni best Pump was" when you could buy a cord of wood for s In tin tii'.:aaoi‘e rty advie.- is. w!i down it:!., the Mah •••: H [ 1»M d. 5 0 9 I 5 0 S 9 Of the fe.aeh it v. t. .!:■ h Ul 4 ,s ill 8 OKKAT PLATTL VAI LF.i of pr- vailing and i ii-e- aii-ictuU. tloot'N, litiK ki. 'inlr >r i■ 4 v- while a | p j 'I ::lii. in Cents, now bunch of white wood tooth or almost a.i\ <•( In r oi the 1 1 a ., 1 ha., nam, ... Itoeulaml, z II 18. 11 10 I ° Now lor or villc, 1 1 ai! Stoves in use. an.l healthy climate, and lor grain growing bill, o' nlioso lungs are tlisca-ed, a i.toic out bet 2U '1~ ;>:• ;jo ... 'Jl :!T :?s i-j!» :jo n !] ••i'V •: ed !•» call at once ale' -*•» and stock raising are unequalled by any in the United p«»'iit 1 cam st.* iv. omm. ml. d. reijiiest t!. » of ■ < i.i.1 a >\ I febriiles to all be hot- tit, a -t.-ars to I \,a f, .--MonnMv 11. ..Ml-1 on tlo* M ot Noe n> m t voting present at the next one, which will :^i...... States. prior ln.it, pr< .jj tmliay In \\ i!ei of the s >iilh Ne\. \ ofk, Ih•• ton, l'.a! 1: mot e, and l'hilad. Iphn c il e Ml V ; orilev i''i li i( et i OI:. take on Convenient to market both east and west. Prices j M place Wednesday evening Dec. 1-lth, WTO. week., v lief I v and examined on n ;i\crape tlm In ah <‘ I! wa fertile We hope who stayed away thinking this af- H S. S. IIKliiSKV, THE G_ORG!A ELECTION. GREAT c\ .TV possihle pi 1 tse of 1 ling »1 Ml ;e has nat-h d i.,e 111 v_/ oil roii- o: I o INDUCEMENTS !• ii; 11, h f, fair would lie dull, will be on at next tlefsiand the ilise i-i-i'ui!. :m I Jo-nee o.union in 1. baud the cele- my — To Settlers with limited means t taking cold. A p.-r.-'n take \.t:i <; uan'.it a \ I; i i 11 .-s I 1 *' may 1 v * a bration. Don’t forget the S.• 1 tci 1 Si i\\ > d 1', and Mr ad.. d no upi. I tom1* in a come- night. Democratic Jollification in Atlanta Demo- rulmo-iic .ip. -me, Contains LAO SULPHUR—No lino 11 ACRES and die K ite d ,e.s id a'.oid cold. a I »• 1 miforlahl v fin nisheil 2,500,000 i’lil-,” yet taking cratic Ten lit 1 Sehetu kh*. Al.-.t SUGAR OF LEAD—Mo LITH- Mr. l’itman, of Bangor, Col. Wildes, ii. II. Majority Thousand. liieh government lands the road between Florida, m-arly every ly is usin Capt. along drake tor tin* clini.n 1 •• mure to niodi.- Ati.a.vi a J fee. 1 s-Tt). j Ihils; likely irerriin to and others, have a 21, i\I» XOBi'JTKl PLATTE, htliotts habit-* than inoni u iithern uitudes.’ It miv.d,- ARGE—No NITRATE OF SIL- 1 1- K bought large portion I fur a ilivoivc oil i e.-tabllshed that. n.iti.i s of Floiida rar. die oi ,• \ of tile shore of I lie democrats here are immense- Surveyed and open for entry under the Homestead and i.-f, !y VER, and is from i>! No that f-r in-1- ii .-I Unity Pond, bordering on (lie rail- rejoicing siiinpt" n. 1 tho.-e if tin* souths-, i- pa 11. *>.1 ii. entirely free I with eon- and can be taken j specially over Pre-emption laws, by I oilier in N. w’lht- ,m- tin. I :»t lta- tie- " an I •• mi j: to the result of the late hand, l.ittd. p, •■in? .-mi a anv road track, with a view to and ice. ly election. They ACTUAL * the Poisonous and Health-de- way. cutting shipping SLITLFUS, ONLY. laiioll '.III* of t. IT.Id i- 1 e. 1:, the M id.llle Mai. now claim the The facilities for State a of An opportunity never belorc presented lor it do. s not »! ir., still the ar 11 ons;u..: i at North the business are first rate, the ire by majority 10,mid, securing prevail i; many used in other ! Ii.iis ho c<‘k*br:ifce ! 1nl,it houses of the oi the United Canada and • This parts States, Ad- v ■ < e will va a finest MAI 1,1,AN an, .,1 |< ? 1 Ml »tirii.i ?ii.tt. Legislature. county, Europe, cold, Inch they ar-.* er. diiioiis ,e»u. 1 t hi lie* trbrie-—porleetly 1,,'t Pv!!i'i2 hoii tut .!• there are more able business may lie done. dress. O. F. DAVIS. Land — which a Commissioner, oft in a lew day V h> y pay tio att. nii, n to u and In n. 1. ENT (Ipsideratums LONG sort.{IT I ni; v.\n ’l "I » » ill -.ii usually gives democratic t*11» .n that region now majoriiv '•tn-’l U. 1*., K. K. Co., Omaha, Neb. lay* the f >um!-n io.t far an In ;:ml an.-ila ill ..util t!e FOUND AT LAST 1 Before llie were on of 1 ; regular trains run me rail- about increased it, at this election to arc tliscased b--\ ad ail of cure. for lea-t eight wars. 20b, lungs hope It restores and prevents the Hair li -.m becoming < ir w ily advi.e to p. r.-oit* vln-e lu:u- i.n- at' t- •!, o-.. u road, a dealer prevailed on the Superinteneaut to GOO. (tenerai democratic nominee imparts a solt, glossy appearance, it niuvi s Damln.il'. I 1! .a i doling, slightly. Is to iay in a slock ! Selienek’s I'uhm-tne S\ ni, I. faking cool and refreshing to the head, .lin ks tin 'i- i fn take ten of corn and a barrel of to lie for in tins Seventh) is Sc lien,, k * S.-a weed 1'oitie, and sell* nck'.~ Mam halo* Ih!' 'll a, aiu-! hit lire tle- bags Hour, Congress (the district, oil, and restores it to a extent ulien CARLE and go I I’loi ida. 1 ad t lic.-w pari a ii!:*.r n ediein. lulling great .am ’• '■ SCREW > WIRE ‘"u l 1 left elected a over > ! w i; Ji iiiler-Ioekeii at the Bailey Crossing, in Knox. The con- by majority of o,mio. The beeaitae I aie. ltov.Htgii. y a. i.a ml >-d v 1 h their action. ! turoly lost, prevents Headaches, cure:, all Ihu. -i I t v In re tin are n h 1 it r-tricL ae 1 dan e v. ilh taueous and unnatural lh..;. A A Pi i.-s ii •if.; is put in. del not election., as a oil' know, hat, y eruptions, signee appear, and that the Philistines general thing, passed very din-ei v t{., t h a u k r> ■:> !. dl a night BOOTS km S H 0 £ S. my ions, the\ i'll that i .p: ING FOU THE II A Ik IT 1> 'fill kFs'i A I. I'M ! * '■ 1 * fa I quietly. nature will do tin I. I !i 1 hy. -.in v h. in tut: market. il-.-Wf til H llloweii made oil with the corn, and out the ilour, Kolloms fastened with a screw w a.’coniplish'-,!, .scooped ire. Superior to sewed f*r c or n ■!. 1. *w.: and 1! 0 •1, K. a noted prescribes id, cottyli, DK. G. SMITH, Groton .luneiion, via a male re r faetionist or ■ v 1 < a 1 s n r> Patentee, judiciously leaving the barrel, which be ISryant, republican pegged. ir.vs the pat ient t aik or ,!■■ 1.1 1 y nay i! lnigln ITopared only 1*K()(' I l.k kk< I II UKS, .1. ,. ; of this who has been a thorn in t,, h.n e a corpse ea ins hand.-, before l.-.ig. by identified. State, the Kverv pair warranteil not to rij». Mass. The Gcnuino is in ■ 1 1- 1 n \h• »n|e it! i. ip! ii j .My plan is, to ph \e ir.y i!ir-.-,-tm di a.. in a.-.-ordam *.ri'h put up paum bottle, ma They side of the a-. v re a 1 lor republican party here for the hist 1 OK SALE 15Y ALL DF.ALFKS. 111 print I itire. ia ■. pt. nt .-oti.e In expressly it, with the name oi lie artuT. hn.', .i u Int M II e of the M imlrako 1 ills i-, nee. .-ar;. My i-bi. et 1 t ■ the Ask tor Nature'- ihu. i. .Mi'. < F. Barnes, of Portland, will a Prom- two years, was defeated in Richmond glass. your Druggist give badly !.ive loin- to the *.!■ milch, > t up a 10, d a1 p*-t he. 11 and take no <• oe fii lit. auk ':v I'm a other. ji.'vjr' !\> ill. with eon!iliuous enade Concert county for the a! a .1. v.ie 11 a til. Iia i.i- 1 t' 1 >'U him and Ball, at llayford Hall, on the Legislature. ,.n;iH»i .sign pal QTg-Unclose a ihree cent stamp, and send t«.:- ‘-in-, 1 ha\,- flop. 1 f }.iidi. With a rcilflt for f", .1, and -.'■i"'. oi«l th* nilp.ui!- ,ii r’vliiiig o\ el* t'ltii. Mr. I., lias lor on the Human Hair," which is worth .■ f.i -m some time past been engaged FIVE DEMOCRATS AMD TWO KEPIT.I.K AN-. S tho gratid aiioit of tint Ii. h. e,-.n* s v. I hi.!. at.d SANFORD 1 son. •mu.-:, i!if ■ e u lilt it. Ill >fc- tt'- h. ha !t c. ... ! follow* I ! .1 II, ath. it the i. .*n t!r M.*: in classes of in Madam Oomorest, instructing pupils Portland, in new ELECTED Tl) COXORKSS. of till- 111 nv Me 11 lie- Coin h I00M ns and a! ah \ die | 1 no n >' '■ chi !ls and c’atnn.i- nr s'.v.a.ts h pr, a- I’"- a 1 A I' .1 illiI Wi IVll Oil!)!e. I and graceful dances. A class of young ladies who creeping Apousta, Dec. 'J!, 3M71), trale ami ;mm*y, r.i:d lit nati. 11 pr.»\ideil !. Gi •"•;■! *—' ‘..iai iva\a- -m the TJ.i, I have acquired them fully, will lie present, giving Line ! avoids taking e.d.h Hazsir, Sullicicnt returns from all sections of the Independent jNov., ill-1..: .u mauv "ii a-a.-n w u-- n ■■ n-n lh .i was !->v. :i -n ^ a* all who attend an -i' Mill: m i- ,il a opportunity to see the dunces in niiMiis t-. V. !'* : !u. •. n a-!.« ,!. I ’i'lie Scli.'OiuT 85 ii: iilatui S. State have been > received to show that Ha- tli-ie no luii"* i';>r '-ii. !i ; < rl:nui\ lh-re i ■. :ul\.« t tolls o. till- Schooner ^ u k-e * 111it flu 1 «■ i: o\\ ill their Aly 111., lor■;* perfection. Raymond's Portland —an s Quadrille state lias and it is WINTER ARRANGEMENT! .leli 1'. aiat r\.-r l.a keen, to may m a warm 1 «!i.U tons o. in ami the Schooner lastly ,lnui«>, Hooks. gone largely democratic, n- -• Baud will tin- winter, wall a I. in r-ii lire m akout s<-\«-nly «!«.- n. in. I he above vessels are in !ir*t-rat>- 11! ^ -o'. I- >1* to lai'i ill.I -| < accompany the party. Sen advertisement | p| ivfil-e t certain that \\ should ke l< ill tlr.I k* im-a i-. a tolerably the following demo- liii-h kept nlarly poinl ( II Alii.I S I A |o.\, t!i.-niiui,n ---i. 1- t mi- ii a p. in m take l..a «. \. i- i. -■ w ill-ni crats have been — I'1 A II 10 11 10 L) U O 10 i) ! ! (Jroen’s Deer The have elected to n as mm It Landing, 1:1c, Dec. :u, l.s.n. ! Baptist Society purchased for a par- Congress: the limits otthe room ly walkim. up ami il-w I iaml II the I'aslMonable ruth i> First Ins bUriiotli w .il niiii, in order !-• lo-.-p up a health) -i mi ii11 r i.. i»t to I'or tlaml. sonage the house on street District—W. \V. 1‘aine, to the Forty High owned <: illation i-ith-- !•!,- I li.tv-- enr- I tli-m-.inds t*v this recently first A.,). THE STEAMER I and i Congress: Meintire, to the Forty mm, iln.I mu <»•> ayaiii. t’.m.-miipto u is as < i.r. .1 »1- Kiv.|rri--k mi a occupied bv Aaron I'. >j».it! ami re- Capt. Pendleton. Cnnsid- IU 111 -: ml tin- w.-alihy second. a all) ollu-r tl-.si-.. .ll .1 i- taken •. pi". ronimrml thrin. It, has no tor ■ the K A T A I i 1) 1 N , men! i-> -a;- I. 1 In: lt stands i.:■ 1 aaut Ik l>f -•mmithal -niehle ring very large sum just in remodel- ]..in.i -I' t real pm pm Tin* ttrgular Ah no.:! ?S rctio of ;ie- rijiial expended Si-h.-m-:.'-- I’lllim-uic Man-ira! Third District— L. A Cooker, to the For- on r- oi.l. that S.. run, the clnireli edifice, and H. S. RICH a--- i: v -a. --I wli I l*y jumping-of. th* wliart with a w l.t ing the means of the socic- Capt. Pills, anil Sruw.-.-.l 1 -I iy In ty-second. sernnd to 1-e hopeless filSt-S OI on-nlli.pll'-li. < — In I- 1 < n !y. tlii- is Lnstve ami Kim nr>- i tt ia. m wit!, I— ami expenditure very liberal indeed. Win leave BKLFAST for BOSTON at I--! I-I 11 liil I 1 ill 1-1 > I. Sixth District-William 1'. Price, to the I every Monday will, > at will ulato-l. \ Waldo Oo. j Mivahility, o'clock e wlio lta- I* -.■it rescued lV.-nt llw ■ -l--.il1 <- J\ M., making v.-ry jaw Agricultural Society 1..t\ *.i.iiate.i, Ml and the saiupt*i\ Hannah of a widow Forty-first Forty-second. Li) Ini rime. Higgins, Belmont, One Week the Winter. For the choice of will be held ai t!,. r .art ! Trip per through a !ir us tho Malt Irak-* J’i’• l ar-* r.-uernu officers, &c., 1 I" a : *. t; Seventh District—P. M. Textnvr oj .on!. i io li. \ ail a, living was Ii. to the a. -ii a 11 ouse in lady alone, found dead in her lied on Young, UKTlittNINii -Will |.-avc BOSTON every Thursday should keep a supp!) -•( t:-.--i "-i h.ui.l. ’I h.-y Belfast and the Ji ,-r h.-i; .-r nan al>-m- I. a ! I a. >• non o| i: 1. n. n.. •a t1 .'kh ami th wile, l Coroner Poor, Forty-iirst Forty-second. at 1 o'clock 1'. M. .plain'- uesday. of this city, held an in- I In-hill !. I:i I o:l. III- esc. II nl .u :i' m •-« I lie Second and it.-. Inn. I 1! ii 1h", j. mat*’ >b".\ * \v«u •.• Fourth districts are doubt- FARE TO w |u-re a in--.li. -a is .js11r- I. 1 f ) -u Pin i Wednesday, ami I *lro\vm-i|. pi ■-(, and found that she died from cause. BOSTON, $2.50. puipi.tivu (hill for ini ulhev make liHt Urs natural m a I -1: ful. It is f the le -. f"tite 1 T! it I II to gislatin' llonoraMe o( Probate lbr the of ■ •1 1 !! damaged belonged Michael Chase, of Brooks. Judge County a ;.i.ii-', elmia :m-I I ) I > 1 I/’s 1 Waldo: a:i '- > oil t-o .1 w 'mi ii. Mi- \ I*! *\ i"11 i ip r. In-, ruth t In')' 3 til;.. A (IKM I.KMAA's BAY SIA M i.UAY SII.U; I lies o|’ them at ., m t. i-n:.l m > V a ah men Hie.. tl yuiir hor-e ts sore or vi.;i cl i, aiian.i .! i.-y pr- ■ ■ of the late lame, gutted. should Kxecutor of the It was in the A nv .on- u' m. • hundred TRKAT, Wintcrport, •• dropped 11n. Hi •••••!.!l*r 1 V ! Ml j; J v \\riLLlAM \. \\ \ O.k. mil 1- i: mu to e |:-l.-n: -i.i i. l. I Village,; | use ".Johnson's T la-t will ami ot hr biiumeiitwash the T testament Jonathan Treat late of <.. the ol it shall ivwmd.-d. fear celebration was a pair of centennial chickens Anodyne part N.-.i-i sulli 1, I IP., t. Ipk i, t. way getting in > with castlle and warm .. said ■' w -• ii Ik ■■ -i > l. Dec. lS7o. On ,i. V • ! i I lit? Well l-.no.VI \v ;l-ll ill/I Mi soap water, nib 3r with a Frankiort, County, deceased, respectfully repre- II, a to j, I' M. 1 k wl-o !l Bell.ist, i;, Mil |. | .N I»> K. which w'c purchased. Tln-v were sents tliiit chattels and credits of said deceased I lia; d -i 1 certainly in.titled clean cloth, then apply tin* Liniiei lit. ruh hi wot! tlu::guods, i\ i:h III pir.na SiiMOfiloti Itros. k <’o. lourn i are '■ * a. a- In n I Ik. Il.l: i. to ail the honors. with the hand. not mi (Helen t to answer hi just debts and charges ot il, pii--.ll- ■! Ik- v -. '! Administration, by the turn of twenty-nine thousand ami alien.s e ta r. -;«'.i! I .- wi..-th- Ik- :-i- .1 < ) ! I N i O < * I*. d has m .. i- 'ii. i. ■. .: 11. 'iiipsuii op -.j ,i i.' ii u k- ( ILiVi til- dollars. i.r:: :. I'.nt 1 •: i-1--'i readers ol the .liiurnal '‘Vrr useil ;mv ol' -I' i- '■ ii- a I ----- ta! •I I ! lie W .e. ;.!» The of the Paper Mill I u .a i-i u, *r?M illi tins Hon I le employees superintend,.,! ■ ■ u'.''i'eiiM.iiit-r my I'd -on's I 'ii i-.ii i\i rill.-:- ii not, wliv noi11 n \' |»ra>your honor to grant 1.1- urn a licence io sell 1 'll;' 1 11 l'nlla-t. :ei-te*\\ ’’ill We1 By 11. I*. liavu to him a and convey so much ot the real es- Thompson, Hs,|.. presented are tlie lies! family physic,beside loin I ii" :rri‘:i!< s! in n,r l .. m c Tin: UKi\i$ oismi > dc tit said the l 'laniii1!Mation wiili tlial. p »rl we deceased, reversion of the handsome silver pitcher and gohlets, beauti- a ill i-hilliou- remedy there i, in this Widow’s (including > very uiintry. dower thereon,) as will said and ! I'l. !. 'l.e'e .1,1 vp* ; 1< Jish in nij., New York, is in our eitv, in M P.ii a n .-. U m imi- wiM loimiMii- runn'.ny on "Monday for a medicine that will eipial it lor It.lire of aft At a Co rt of Probate, held at within and lor the hull diive-.i. u Belfast, s■ i- .i.l ek a llm! an on- e.»n li e 11. ... < v*. -• Mr. Chase has cities, ;iii-’-1. •*um ell 111.• on !lie Maine ('eatr il recently beenne a member of the the diseases fur which it is in oiiinnunl o ot on the second ol December 1 1. among County Waldo, Tuesday w il!.. a "i» nil ilm. ;... I- u ..I I.. .a ... ■ I n:e i. i;- in ’.Mnmmiic.tlion with law whieli are or A. 1). 1870. linn ol Clust Bestow A Holt, It Wall st„ and "ilillionsiiess," 'iii\:er Complaint." •Jill .a I. N O T I C E ! •. u inter •• o-t ,>iisi.‘ -••■ihlv e-uvr th .n am roiistipated bowels, impure lilood, Scrofulous dis- .! ti. im.en, .M. i., we are to learn, a .k ■■!!'-• ■' glad doing prosperous busi- i, ipi.i, I NDKKSFliN1 I) wi 1 | A K OF Til! '•'! ml MM \\ aferv die M til. eases, Irruptions, blotches, IIoils and se- rynib) \'l Pimple*, a ness. a OJj //114 !'. C ... L--;: ! if. 1 Legislature, charier to build a biaiich I.' vere and lingering Coughs, bronchitis. causing copy ot said petition, with this order thereon, GEORGE L. GL .mad i' ■ "»i11• me ■ inn ri '1 i he re- Consump- to be three bom the most favorable point on tin p. '< v ;,i, tion in its and nervous and de- published weeks successively in the Republi- lyr lOsp early stages general can a bead Lake ILailroad u uriirWiM,'- l.i, ;; ;• The make times for Journal, paper printed at that vat '"it \ I'll- M «r. ii | oi the holidays lively expresses, Sold Belfast, they may the bility. by druggists. at a Probate to be by most (lire :t and feasible route to the < itv o! Bun •hi appear Court, held at the Probate :*• name, on |h v •'[ Saturday the Kastern Fvpress hauled live loads gor. Goods, receipt, From Hie Steady, Firm, and Heat of Hie odice in Belfast aforesaid, on tlie second Tuesday ol Fancy ol from Regular at ten o’clock in IAS. I*. \V I! I> A VII) I’ll.1.1 .vlit: •«! v\ hell i-!l P mile-: freight Hie Sanford wharf—the largest and January next, the forenoon, and shew Heart, replacing feeble action of IS'. lid! s'ldN, A ,. interrupted it any the same should not be Railroad Notice. I*, \ I Wl n< amount ever delivered here. that cause, they have, why I organ, demonstrated in a of eases, W.m. Mai: hai.:.. !!. ! J. .Ioiin' *\. :u I. Syiu \ i f*’. ! i i.. ii> ni j |eii I n a:p>. variety granted. ASA TilURLOL’CII, Judge. STOCKHOLDERS OF TIIE l’ENOBSCOT fellows" of is rpiUC J.. K. i* VI.AlI ! A !•<, m •> 1*1,1: v. Compound Syrup llypophosphites A true copy. Attest—IS. P. Field, ;iw 1 mill River arc ar i*fi »:i >| 1,.w n Register. JL Bay Railroad Company hereby noti- W m « t|i,- known to exert a tonic on the mus- *. |’i nil:. iM .Nil' l .u M i.. Carpetings, powerful e'lfeet fied that the Annual Meeting of said will be cles of the Company !>A NIKI. II A 1: A 1*1 N. 'V •!. II. I >: i:! ■Mi's Jlosweil, wile of the of Heart. holden at the Court iff 011*0 in on murderer Belfast, Monday, W M *! dNNI-'l:, I hi: am I.. li :i.< To the Honorable Judge ol Probate for the County of Jau. at lo o'clock A. for the election of V liKTTEK Toxir 8th, 1871, M., :nul i OCA l M CMS, &e I mil in, lias made a sworn statement of the TUAN Quinine, Calisaya Waldo: Directors and for the of l'J. othr: s. purpose transacting uny other ■'.wj:: bark of the is a Feathers, eii'cuinstance.s of the primest qualify prominent ingredi- r|Hl K undersigned guardian ol MANLY II., and OTIS business legally coming before said meeting. Alter reciting ent ol Plantation Hitters. With if are tragedy. combined JL H. PKNDLKTON. minor heirs ol Sophroniu S, H. HAKRIMAN, Secretary. of the County and City ;i long history of her troubles and of Hos- the juices ami extracts of a vaViety of aperient, an- Pendleton, late of Northport, in said County, deceased, Stockton, Dec. 24, 1870. A 1ST 13 tispasmodic and antiseptic vegetable substances, respectfully represents that said minors are seized and Camden Herald please copy Scientific and Popular Medical Work ; Ac'.r of ON misconduct, she relates the. incidents and those are conserved possessed certain real estate, situated in A e i, who doesn't «iv -land 1 lie properties and rciuicvd Northport, upon consisting ot the Homestead of said that an of I he of the murder, as iollows: ditlusil.de by the pure spirit of the sugar-cane—(he deceased, .1 ale j.; »lt.»! SI., hot If. night advantageous oiler ot dollar.; !•:»* been made Will.lerfully elljoys most and harmless of all hut fifty by THE FEATHER genial stimulants; Kxeelsior Lodge of F. N: A. M. ot said lor Manhood, Womanhood, & -” l joke, sends ip lie fMMwinr— i started for at 1 o’clock to tins inestimable bark after Northport, Augusta get is, all, the most import- said real estate, which offer it is lor the interest of all \ hiesset I'ld >1' ill school hooks for I returned from ant medical contained in the Hitters. concerned J (iriil'lma, whose evesiyht my Imy. agent immediately fo accept, the proceeds thereof to Cleansing Nlaoliine I Nervons ii in the various be out on iuterest for Diseases, iia\ her.eii- 1111.■ ! !■ for which is the boueiit ot said !:eai's|j»lil 'i• aci 'hut Augusta about li o’clock. Hatiin was at tea complaints quinine put minors, PUBLISHED BY THE mil IS IN OPERATION NEAR THE POST OFFK ho uses • >-l e Plantation Hitters WiiKKEi honor to I.. pel all y Map. villi i<• .i pei m-v er- I when 1 came from When prescribed, may jie given with your petitioner pray your grant Augusta. became him a license to sell ami said real estate Orders may be left with A. H». It R A A. .i e .'s iujtlie liahit of read my ! :e >.eyri'ratioin list. the certainty of producing all the good effects claim- convey ol said to the I just to him at the door. minors, to said Lodge for said sum. Belfast, Dec. 28. 4\v2'»* I. \| ll my*- wit!| III "rthml.i ia!if- >r. l.v mi-- shop spoke ed by the faculty to result from the use of that dan- Vboui 7 tio lie came to JOB F. PKNDLKTON 4s: last week tli. Ih-pui•!lean -I iirnal was sent in the fence and asked if gerous alkaloid, wit hout the fear of any subsequent 1 ;ii »od thiui'* inste id of ;h * 4 r > ii o i': s ! Iliad the evil Tic entire harmlessness of tin*. y —, i, got sewing machine down ? He consequences. At a Court ol Probate held at Belfast. within and for tie ^ without examination of the :• me of tie p e then went, back to his Hitters is the testimony on this ot on the second ot i, shop, without coming guaranteed; point County Waldo, Tuesday Dctviubei Belfast & Moosehead Lake K, K. | I' .11 i\.i'i‘l :ui} i»l Ilifir i4.|i. t |_ iMsaiir in the anti !*■:;! he!i< tli.it "il \\ all from the highest sources, conclusive. A. D. 1870. |iir\ in. The next time I saw him it was a lew being lit she pored over itseoimmis deepiv interested I'pon the loregoing Petition, Ordered, That ‘.lie minutes past nine. He came to the door African Wines. If is not, generally known peti- (() l' (, :u:'! i'h' / '/'/«! v "I I heir il ! '‘doctrines alheit she su> he read S'Hili just tioner give notice to all persons interested, by a now!', j a I that the most delicious causing .- was to into Cape Colony produces of said tiih.-rs that she Ininlly e\p. <-ti I to s in ihe < m-; going gel bed. I had turned copy petition, with this order tin icon, to La; wines grown on the lace ot the earth. A re- rationalist, and dm ..vered her mistake I,In'clothes back. 1 threw cargo published three weeks successively in the Republican i° Will I l"l lllli r. 1 :im! only | my over as a l||" wrapper ceived remit lance by our neighbors l>r. J. Journal, a pap ir printed at Bellast, that tin v |>li (mli vvle n prompted to look il the nam hy eone i shoulders and unlocked the may ap- Oi>I<:N TO IiU1 iNI r AM ! my door, think- Ayer A Co. contains several varieties raised there, pear at a Probate Court, to be held at the Probate Olliee i *i r up'ii a paragraph vvhieli smacked of the earth in j ing it be IIoswcll. The was which the Consfaueia commands the Belfast aforesaid, on the second ot January On ami after Monday, Doe. 2i'», lsro, trains will run be- lie lliillii. 11 when III eonlessiun might lamp partly among high- Tuesday thy However, provoked I next, a! fen o’clock in the and shew it : turned down in the As 1 est price of any wine in the world. Almost the en- forenoon, cause, tween Belfast and Burnham as follows i.. v im lafmn sin stout 1> maim im d ih.at. j sitting-room. open- any they have, why the same should not he puryed tire crop of it is consumed in the of granted. Leave Belfast," A. M.; 7.12 A. M.; Brooks its f-uliar wi'K Ite .nidi!' ii a ed the door Hailin said “1 have come to show palaces Europe, A8A City Point, io'i’i-s, this rare sent to TUUKLOUCili, Judge. 7.17 *.20 A. 8.21 ... j exc-ptiou being them in exchange A true Attest— A.M.; Thorndike, M.; Uuity, A.M.; ••V' O*- rv -»od newspaper. you my 1 said, “I was copy. B. P. Field, Register. ;uvTf Ar. carpet.” just going for their medicines, which have long been the sta- Burnham, 0A.M.; Mixed, l,4u P. M.’, l.:»«i P. M., No. 4 Bullmch Street, Boston, N •: i -"•■'• ; :* 2.17 P. 3.34 ) .■; rnj Mr- bin*' I !ji-. *1 S .«rsj*.>11, woman 71 year* io bed. but will look at it." lie then ple remedies of South Africa. [Koston Journal. M.; P. M.; 1.5U P. M.; 4.3 P. M.; Leave stepped At a Probate Court 5.45 P. 0.11 P. 0.22 held at Belfast, witiinand for the Burnham, M.; Unity, M.; Thorndike, na* Oil-; ■l !i:i" woven H10 ard- of IV"m in and i closed the door, with 1 ino2! (0|iiM>sitik ns y •arpcUng standing my County of Waldo, on th second Tuesday of December P. M.; Brooks, 0,54 P. M.; City Point, 7.20 P.M.; Belfast >i n bbtf I** \«>v. 200 I thumb upon the latch. Ho showed me the A. D. 1870. 7.38 P. M.; Mixed, 0.30 A. M.; 10.10 A. M.; 10.2* A. M.; dliJi, ln,dde''making | I)i:. W. 11. Assistant. i i.,u. ■■ pounds 1’AKKKi;, Thy ■ > and “I 11.08 A. M.; 11.50 A. M.; 12.H P. M. I «/ ;. S "idni-m nets md weaving -Mi nfclolh. carpet said, have gor to put it down ueiii i»r pities mtiSEKT. I>AC1IEH D. SAWV lilt, widow of John (i. yards sawyer, .Uedi il •_*',>■ u c, ... 1. V late ot' in .said of de- Passenger Train leaving Belfast at 7 A. M connects Lnotrlelyc for C'-erijir iy, tins on hall." i then Montviile, County Wn.do, tiro his in addition doiiu Ii«*r homework md evening my upper * •< •KUKCTKl) WKKK1.Y FOK T1IK JOI with Trains on Maine Central Railroad at Burnham ter ill year?., KNAI.. ceased, having presented a petition that A mos W. Sprowl * -: f- the door and lie went out, when and ;;• / v-;: o»g ''arc "1 a hmhalid. opened Hos- may be appointed Administrator on suit: deceased’s es- Portland, Boston, all Stations west of Burnham, on 1 lloolt for even .tfiin. Vy V >v|* well him from the IJKU'Asi, Wednesday, l)i-e. 'js, isru. tate. Maine Central and Portland and Kennebec Railroads. sprang upon outside of the Till*; s >« 1 !i. I t.O in t In h lilti >.I iiel f o. Stations on Maine Nkkvoi » and Tiiyskai. Di.i-.ii.iia, II |*li .I lilies mi the street, as fresh as Up ltye, 1.00 to 0.00 Lamb per 8 to 10 Journal printed at that at a Central & European & North Ameri- Man, looking Parly 1 screamed “Oh!” and started to into the lb, Belfast, they may appear 1 a i: 11 s tiii ii mm >r s ! rom in- u *r -1 u.. t go 100 to 105 Probate to can Railroads. iloNDUlA, am* Jill oilier diseases arising Horn l' i, Corn, Turkeys,per lb, 20to 22 Court, be hold at Belfast, within and lor said common / K-i-r oi Peaeh blow notate, which are lm favorite Hoswoll Itous ok ok mik Inuisi krt«ix ► ruptn/*/.;,.i.'( an*! 1:1 ■trio ■; .*,. Co sitting-room. instantly me Bailey, 05 to 70 Chickens, per lb 14 to 17 County, on the secoud of Trains o'er Maine Central Railroad at Youth, caught Tuesday January next, at leaving Bangor :lii*l ■•iiln roio/ii //>. \v Inch a •• *.»: h 2.00 to 2.50 7.30 A. and Traiu over Portland OKsSiSS ol mature years, t his is indet d a book lor »»i aim I,.;.* H, u**.An enthusiastic ri ly of the new by my hair, and struck me on the cheek with Beans, Ducks, per lb, 20 to oo ten of the clock belore noon, and whew cause, if M., and Kennebec Rail speaking any they Trice I .On. '> bound o I •. nil* Hi a\ vo.i 1/ ;>ci-: oils. .-Id to 11.* u a Marrowfat Peas,1.00 to 1.25 15 to is the road East) at (i A. arrive at man. only $ pages, in t tiie kiltie. I was Geese, have, why prayer ot said petition should not be (going leaving Augusta M., t * I'hat will be then, between lad Ih ot his won*.!i rlui no .1 ii u> 1 »n ,*n.- o » t uni ***rvi« >•, \elahned, splendid. standing, Oats, 55 to Oo Day per ton, $18 to 20 granted. ASA TUURLOUU1I. Burnham in season to connect with Mixed Train over .4 llook for oorv lYomaii, the bed and the table. 1 to New 85 to 01 Judge. and holt leu Salt / T in tried (lie Potatoes, $1.25 to 00 A true Attest—-H. P. Belfast Moosehead Lake Railroad, at Bel- h i. v\ mall g«*( Tuesday tniiug's paper. Monday ! get Lime, copy. Eihi.n, Register. 3\V'I i uri’ving I'.!.titled S F\ ,'v I, I'll YSIOI.' ^ WuM A N A N i» Worm r I Dried 8 to lo Washed fast at 12.10. 'nijt knife from and Apples, Wool, 55 to 10 KS ki.a i:i> ok v away hint, hands cut. II Idlt D1SF.Y- ; or, Woman Th ii 1 */./ t or ....Postmade; Thurlow Iris had gas ii;l n>- got my dr. 50 to 00 Unwashed will leave Belfast for Sears ‘Sol-K, Mo, o,ol St, ..... night' Cooking, Wool, 25 to 50 Stages port and Stockton l.in.n AI.I.Y AM' I’A I l!OI lil.ll I X ! \ < ALIY, il'olu N Il i -I me no .,* :I ■ He then cut me four times on the head. 1 30 to lo At a Probate Court held at within and for the <>u arrival ot 5.45 P. M. Traiu from \trai *.| natr d.- i, I pi tn 1 outside tip* boxes, and it; looks metro- Butter, Culled Wool, 40 to Oo Belfast, Burnham, returning ro Oi.o with 1 i.l.t 1i: \ it \ i. I.n.i v\ unite ot on the Ail:, elegant com tun illy n // -//■• y .V.mn o.* -i i Ui broke his hold from hair and lie Cheese, 20 to 00 Hides, 7 1-2 to 00 County Waldo, secoud Tuesday of December, in season to connect with the 7 A. M. Train for Portland my caught inks. ion page.-, bound in benililu French chdh. rti* winch < t has kit an to s,-,- our merchants then; at waiting 30 to 33 10 A. D. 1870. Boston, &c. prop, s, insi.... d into h vegit night me the I Kgga, CulfSkins, 2-5 to ou Trice $*i.00. by wrapper; threw the wrapper oil', 00 Tickets to Portland and kingdom lo U lmIoIi to tin i: mail.... .Wat. Knowlbm is our Postmaster Lard, into Sheep Skins, 50 toil WHITCOMB, Administratrix ot the estate Through Boston are sold at .A Hook for the Strength a '.a ..ml" Ot the -1, hi. I'ho.e w ho and ran into the other room and fastened the Beef, 0 to 8 Wc $0.00 to uo 1>‘>LLYof Ebon lute of in said all Stations ou this line. tf2» A. 1IAYEORD, Supt. IherylMMiy. od, hard, Whitcomb, Belfast, County .v ■ ... our Tues- languid, -, »• by reception ol, great Her, any ot tl.. •a:'.* o, o' ot n. a wa a Veal, to 00 Dry 4 to 5 account of Administration on said estate tor mptoiua! loeoinotive.Just Pollock, allowance. \ uluable and atui also ■ !u> night—In* enough i don't know where Hatiiii went. lie the above timely treatises, to meet lind con\tut n .1 < r* When Dry Cod. S to 10 | Straw, to 10 That tin'said mg sforativ. \.,w, up.... $s Ordered, Administratrix, give notice to NO a need ot' the t lie ant her has -1 mow M*»od:»v to male for a CAPITALIST IS TOO gieat present age, ju pul) trial. 11 von feel Ini/, d I, I ilitated and ... fell good sleighing was struck he had the under the all persons interested a RICH, ,*•• , carpet right by causing copy of thisordei to be lislied a new book, trenting cxolu-dvoly ol •'«<, ha\.! lre»iu *•! Had nr', m-a, th tn,*trs in :l : w Kxhibitior, Hall of Portland talent published three weeks tu the '' /**o//// days... and IIoswcll with his lelt. successively Republican AND M ION TA L I> IS MASKS. I pp. clolli. Trice nun ire. ■* arm, pushed away Journal NO FARMER niitg, juLar .md tom/m <■* of, ,1, u BOSTON printed at Belfast, that at a IS TOO : >..u PRODUCE MARKET. they may appear POOR, sunt t ki:i: on ot $ lor the Other two ail tie r. /• this cattle in (Massachusetts are The first I saw after the was Probate $100,or receipt ring trom 'Tor/dd / or Till. ■n*,l> In n,:.i evening.rin person affray Court, to be held at Belfast, within and ior said books, postage paid. Cases (■: "l.inr Complaint'* only a part of th.-.. u n*“W dis. as -, Mr. Mr. was room Dec. is;o. County, on the second Tuesday of at NO MECHANIC IS \i..; ii-ottbi* d witti Kjicc.ootie Aphtha.” Halim not in the Monday, u>, January next, TOO POOR These are, all comparison, I fie most extraordi- toms arc \ a reined Fowlcs; ten ol the clock belore beyond experienced. v fo.a!|*r. Pierce's < olden Midi -at I'oo'urv I -i- ...» »i>d w<- nop* li wont gel lien— very few moments. He never uttered im> the same to buy an Kartli Closet, which is a substitut for the .jil;,j>h, gracious! line summer and tall dairies at 3.»a :7c pi t It#; good pi why should not be allowed. whatever that toe Makkikd water-closet or common nothing ok Sink i.k, of effect perfect cures, leaving 'lie iiv, sf I* men of an word or did an act to line lots common and inferior ASA I’ll privy, ami places within reach ,n/th> ,/ it inUsl be sun alh.HmiiP-ss complain improper Improper Madge; gdagde; Western UKLOUCII, Judge. KmiKi: can either pr wish to < A of all, rich anil In town ami in the Skx, require know, t»ut health,/, l or the cure ol 11 .1*itu.t i .u*t Ip ,f ion of " me tolls gjsadoc; good Western butter g;»ag‘». choice Can id.i ! true copy. Attest— B. P. Fti:u), Register. ::wM poor, country, a pim- a have, ever iti liis life, and I believe lie was as Ju>ii<>1 ! means what is fully explained, and many matters of the most I'owels it is a ne\er n uiedv. and thorn ,udness being little dull--they always :io.Mdc; bakers' at liable lb. ple tor providing, in the home, a comfortable tailing who ha per pri- and clmraeler are introduced to used if for this are Ion I a able and as a child. vate neatness ami important, interesting purpose it pi i /. ,' ,. < an remember.. ...io_* the cars pure CHEESE—Tho common grades are not taken to an\ closet, utl'ording comfort, health. -me* we jok<—for Prices which no allusion even can be found in any other woiks •'iti.il. Throat and ''no/ Dd, /,v. it hits and are weak. We line At a Probate Court held at within and $'.» to $ ij. Send for Circulars to produced mu extent, prices quote lactory at Belfast, for the in our AlltheNiiu Di-o ovmkiku of tin au- remarkable on wheels when *1 is such language. truly cure.-, win rt ottier ine.itein. ■> ha.I i, i com* in good sleighing. loc; common to do 1-' l-g.illc; County of Waldo, on the second ol December good fancy datry Haldc; Tuesday thor, whose experience is such as probably never before «•<:. Sold at r in hy druggixls 5 l.onjH ti-lih ,, common to lair cheese at Sal le per lb. the year of our Hold A. D. 1870. 1‘i.puie.t Assm-ialion will fell to the lot of any man, are given in Iui 1. Nio person tie Chemical l.aborator\ <.t I'ln Belfast Amateur Dramatic BOMBARDMENT OF PARIS! EH (IS—There is a moderate demand lor fresh lots of HANSON W. be CREER, Executor of the estate of -\- R A D r should witlunit those valuable books. dmoslt R. \. 1’11'JiCi:, M. \ Northern and Eastern at if but limed 'Earth IItuHaio, V. nil Eggs a.lsc; late ot in Closet Va t.n A i-.t.K Hooks.— Wc have received the an eiiterlainiin.nl al liavlbrd Hall Friday Eggs Benjamin Thomas, Morrill, said County valuable give art’ dull at and there is an dOadgc; ample stock on tin ot Waldo, deceased, having presented his first and linal medical works published by the Tcabody Medical Insti- when will tin' market; Western are at veiling, .1 aiiuary (illi, (hey present Eggg plenty dgudfc per do/. account of Executorship on said estate tor allowance tute. These books are ol actual merit, and should find Dec. s!S. BEANS—VVe choice Western of the moon .and the scream- London, quote hand-picked pea together with his private claim. a place in every intelligent lamily. Tin y are not the I leasing comedy Honey beans at lig bush ; Eastern do lEieskeH's $gdoag per at $g 75; choice Ordered, That the said Executor give notice to alt Co, order ot abominable trash, published by in Sahe 'i'lii' enlerlaiiimenl has The bombardment of I’aris commenced mediums lg.-ig cheap ,pon ing farce o! the Omnihiis. hand-picked $g id; common pea $g gd; persons interested by causing a copy ot this order to be 19 sible parties, and purchased to gratify coarse tastes, bu«. common mediums $1 7d; marrow beans at do bush DOANE ST. of funds wilh which lo at sun-rise from the Sax- $g per published three weeks successively in the are written by u responsible professional gentleman ot I K l. S tor its the raising y. hT,lu\ morning POULTRY—There is a fair Republican otijeet ot and at ■ supply Turkeys Journal, printed Belfast,that they may appear at a Pro- ^ A 'A eminence,as ji source of instruction on vital matters, I in- I bib have ( but no overstock of nice K IK; 8 T O N. start a Public Library in nur city. on aide. shells were thrown into Fori Pickens, really birds. Common bate Court, to be held at Belfast,within and lor said Coun- concerning which lamentable ignorance exist Th* im Large Hoe sc be aopear to plenty, and are not likely to rule fV, on the second of lyrll are treated with TETTER! to considerable ill new scenei y Tuesday January next, at ten ot portaut subjects presented delicaey, TETTER!! TETTER!!! gone expense getting and the Fort Doth at very high. We quote at ggaglc for the clock belore and shew as Avon, replied. parlies to-day Turkeys choice; noon, cause, it any they have ability, and care, and, an appendix, many useful pro- will iOag'Jo for good lots, and 1'alSe for common chickens tin; same be and costumes, and hope tile public appreciate German line is active, and do; why should not allowed. scriptions for prevailing complaints are added. s S’fl'si: jt all day. Whole will bring ggaglc tor choice ones, and Plague for common ASA He A\ //. s'rcaur! itcis:!: and a lioii'C. I In | niURHOLtilf,Judge. TNCLAIMED BAGGAGE! publican, Lancaster, their motive give them good to good; mixed lots are at Plague as to A true Attest—B. the so selling quality. copy. P. Fiki.d, Register, .hvt J “The author ot these books is one of the most learned lus. lit is believed general bombardment, Hoese sell at Magic for common to Ducks Imv-||»< llea.l, Kin**wonn-, l leer* Kuril*, .salt characters at" sustained hv Messrs. Monroe. choice; at A Trunk marked S. li. CI.AKK ft from and of the and is entitled t<> the Piu leading Plaggc. CO., the popular physicians day, um, Chdihlains, tScalds, K«’.>sf..i Steamer of ot our race lor these Invaluable Pimples, liiotiii.H. < )’<'.nniell and Ouiinbv. and will this morning City Itichinund, muuind In the storehouse gratitude productions, I imiRs, nil.lined and McDonald. !,,ng expected, begin FRESH MEATS- B» el is in better and there a K>es, Piles, all .«l lh- Burkett, demand, At Probate Court held at within uml in lie]Inst. The owner in to it seems to be bis atm to induce men and women to Kruptioiis liclfaat, lor the requested prove property >*.v,n. A No tfood for Seratehes on AVe can our not is not so wide a range of dressed sides Ot OH horses. Misses Poor and llervcy. promise The city is touched yet. prices Chicago (luuuly Wuldo, the second Tuesday of December ami take tlio same away. Apply to avoid the came of those distunes to which tin y are sub- j sell at s.ilgc per lb; and Eastern beef at about the same A. D. entertainment. The i- lfsru, Belfast, Dec. fl, la;0. CVKLiS I'ATTKItSO.N. ject, and be tells them just, bow and when 'do it, Warranted to Cure or Refunded. citizens a pleasing scenery prices. Mutton Is selling well at sal ’e for Brighton :iw;!l Far Art Money rIt 10AT, Administrator of the Chronicle, mini/ton, line, Sept. 7, I.siio. I tie hand of our arlist W. Hall, dressed, and (lalOc for Eastern. estate ol "i- sale R;> all I >ni^i*ts and store*. nevv and from M. new mail the Lewiston Silas late ol in Kit her book sent by mail on receipt ot price. country |’y onr arrangement Ul't'ONldillaway, Fraukiort, said County ol E IT H I PSK Me. tie from Waldo, his N. II. Tlie Author of theabov c named in dical works PI.I,, ProprietorItuugor, and the cost it lues will Boston. The enter- issued at :t o’clock, with dis- deceased, having presented Ilnal account ol (ioodwin & Air* nts, :t.s ||„no\er Evening Journal, Administration on said estate lor is tlie Chief Consulting Physician of the 1* M:di- Co., Wholesale allowance. body Street, Price cent* will lie followed, through the winter, the even- TVTARKIEn. LEGISLATURE NOTICE. eal and is so in Poston, Mass. l\rj| per Ilox. tainment by to that date, will reach our city by Ordered, That the said Administrator notice to Institute, constantly employed consulta- patches ffivi -( )- tion with from all ot the same should Ibis a suc- all persons interested causing a of this invalids parts country, that be others for the object, prove is a amt by copy order to he UNDKttSIGNKD GIVK mail. The Journal very enterprising In this city, 25th, by Rev. W. O. Mr. M illard three weeks rpilK NOTICK, that they has no time to utteud to mere hu.siu»ss details. I here ing Tjiomas, published successively in the Republican X will the cess. and L. of to Miss l-'lla M. of thin at petition Legislature of Maine at its next fore ail letters should be uddressd to tin* PLAltODY of tlio news, both general Studley Boston, Boulter, Journal, printed liclfaat, that they appear at a industrious gatherer may session, to grant to themselves and associates an act of MKDICAL or Dr. Store to Let. city. By the same, Moth, Mr. Silas Brown, to Miss Kmma Probate'Court, to be held at Belfast, within and tor INSTITUTK, \V. II. PA UK Kll. the On Oscar Herrick, at work on the new of the most interesting dailies that said incorporation for the manufacture of Monday, local, and one J. Bust, both of tliis citv. County, on the second of Brick and other Medical Assistant of the Au’hor, and bis llu.dncss Tuesday January next at articles in Waldo with r All K SP liSCKIIMOU OKKK.US KOI: f: E: N T Pill.; 'if the line of the In tills Mr. Thuddem M. Wood, of to ten ol the clock before County, such powers as are usu- Agent, who, as well as tlie Author himself, l.e eon- | pier at tliejruilroad bridge, was, by.the breaking a comes to our oltice. IVoplc along city, Northport, noon, and shew cause, if any to in:i> 1 desirable store now simitar < very oe.-iipuiti by hiniseli. It o Miss Eveline of this city. Mr- Frederick A. the same should ally granted corporations. suited on all diseases requiring skill, seen v uol ex- Jepson, they have, why not be allowed. within a thrown Into the dock lu-caking soul ribs in our will not fail to appre- JOSKBII 15. modi:. ituated'on the square li \\ rods ot the liailioait support, road, as well as city, Prinkwater to Miss t’.irrh P. J.indscv, both td North- ASA III U 1C LOCO II perience. Judee. JOSH I’U and is "ell adapt* >1 for any wholesale or retail him. ot it. A true Attest —I'.. P. L>. HO BLN SON. ISVlol Aina: Sk» iria \ Ci >. I \|\ K; n | Depot, and otherwise injuring' i lie the from a regular reading port copy. Piki.d, Ite^htei •» \njj tm-iiiess. Pos*«-sion .tan. 1st. t«i advantages Bangor, Osc. 2, 13/0, jw* :- Kiveu Apply lyrll Ih lla't, Dec. I : 1*0». dvr: 8. 8. LKWlJJ* “SPOKEN." THE 8IAMESE TWINS. The Fall of a Giieat Building in New Yoiik. Our a brief account tlie hours bells and The fact that Chang, one of the Siamese dispatches gave Simonton Bros & Co. reuniting by lights, of the of a We rose and sank;' twins, had been paralyzed was some time falling huge eight story building in New York. The additional The waves, on royal banquet heights, ago reported by the press; and as the singu- following M A K E oil' aud drank will be with Tossed lar union of these brothers, who are joined particulars read interest: Their jewels made of sun and moon— The cast wall ot the together by a hollow cartaligmous band of building fell first and White pearls at midnight, gold at noon. crushed beneath its ligature, has been the cause of such specula- weight the two-story t brick house No. 514 West :59thstreet 'minting t he hours by bells aud lights, tion and theorizing by eminent medical men immedi- Shawls We sailed and sailed; in this country and Europe, the de- ately in the rear of the factory. It was >i\ following Paisley six lonely known lonely days, nights, tails, whtch were to a representative of that live families lived in this house, Xo ship we hailed; given a and it was certain, from the suddenness of Till all the son seemed bound in The Sun yesterday by gentleman who re- spell, the that all the A SPECIALTY! Aud silence sounded like a knell. cently met them at their home, will bo of disaster, occupants at the time were buried. special interest to those who have a taste for The fall of the east wall Vt Inst, just when the bells and lights the of was quickly followed by the collapse of the The best assortment iu i'ol.I seventh day. investigation physical phenomena. Belfast,prices and visited in Februa- west wall, and in less than three minutes And dawn grew clear—in sudden flights. Chang Eng Europe last under an to exhibit there was nothing but a vast mountain of White sails away ry engagement thorn- vary from to The latest iBlIteKa. To east, like birds, went spreading slow selves as a curiosity. They remained abroad rubbish to mark the spot where the piano $7 $40. 1'licir wings, which reddened in the glow. about six months, to this factory had stood. So chaotic was the ap- returning country can be found in Stock. in the Cunard steamer which arrived here pearance of the ruins that the police, and the designs No more we count the bells, the lights : on firemen were almost at a loss as to where We laugh for joy; the tilth of August. While on the way should to search for the unfortu- As customers have been The trumpets, with their brazen mights. over, as they were seated at the table engag- they begin many < nate who had been ill. "Ship ahov!" ed in a game of chess with the Captain of persons entombed. With U hold each other's hands : our cheeks as little as to a ar- the ship, Chang was struck with of delay possible, however, the men obliged send away for nice Are wet with tears: but no one speaks. paralysis the right side. lie'became utterly helpless, set bravely to work, and undismayed at the amount of labor before to lessen Instantly comes ttie sun. and lights and was obliged to keep in bed for the re- them, began ticle, we are determined to keep with the of brick and timber flip ship tire; mainder of the voyage. Of course Eng, al- great heaps which In h mast creeps up to had crushed the house. dizzy heights— not at all affected in his own dwelling After work- them in sell \ blazing spire. though person constantly stock, and the visitation which ing for some time, found hie faint "Ahoy!” then all in vain by unhappy afflicted his resolutely they Matthew Cairns, 57 and his We look. We are alone again. brother, was obliged to keep the latter com- aged years, wife, them at can of cheaper rates than pany and also confine himself to his berth. both whom were much hurt, but not dang- they 1 have forgotten bells and lights. On the arrival ol the steamer, tin- twins erously. They were at once removed in an -\»o *ect r rout—iron uud Cilaas. And waves which drank be obtained in Boston or New York. several in Hotel in ambulance to Bellevue Hospital, and the i beir jewels up. Those davs and spent days Taylor’s Jersey nights men, cheered the of more WORKS OF THt W hicli rose and sank City, and Chang improved so much that the by prospect saving redoubled their exertions. The Have turned, like other pasts, aud lied, brothers were able to sit up, and finally to go life, anxiety And of the crowd the UNITED STATES carried with them all their dead. to their home in Mt. Airy, Surrey standing around ruins was FISHERMEN! WATCH COMPANY, County, and if North Carolina. most intense, was with difficulty that WALES & CO.' N. J. Ibu every day that lights GILES, MARION, tire-ship Since their return to the could them TWINES & Me distant blue; North Carolina,Chang police prevent breaking NETTING.: the lines. There was And very day glad wonder smites has gained steadily in general health, but his through scarcely a MANUFACTURED BY GILES, WALES uli be the other’s hack or neck. In their fcrly, aged respectively years and half TENDANT WINDERS AND KEF I loud winds mocked, and drowned our present weather, with safe pleasant medicines, MANUFACTURERS cries. and six months. to the WATCHES, WINDERS, condition, the way to move Strange say, little ND AND MOVEMENTS I be hours they manage SELF-ABUSE SOLITARY HABITS, BOTH NICKEL FROSTED go by, with bells and lights. from to is this: lies ones were almost entirely unhurt, hav- We sail. we place place Chang up they Their effect s and consequences; Jr In ««oI«l *o«iiuga. and uorurati-ly adjusted m II-',r <-,>tU auU und all. a drill; an Hie liner grades all having three pairs Coalial Pitou. Cap waled, his or inside in a ing been in almost miraculous ind Hardened and II dr und our ”"r -ouls in tusks and rites right leg sling, and with the preserved SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS, in the cheapest grades have the STUAKillT TINE Escapement, with Exposed Tallet Jewels, tempered .Sprtuga. t,.r late Improvcm-w In changing i ><> \ i hitherto unuttam. 1 in «>tLer manner a The next a l,l(' IT ami SM< 1/1 any niamifaetui r, at hum.- or Kind work and shrift. support him a crutch under the left by projecting joist. to Married and Si KM WINDING mechanism we claim Si'PPXd Til, SIMP >, abroad, given by Incident Single Ladies Minute Ind. j.rmlenl : i. and tor I: this i found was the mother of the two 1 ('(instantly on hand, full lines, all sizes, in Gold, Silver, Diamond Set und Magic Cases, Kepeaters, split Klj-baeic s.eondb, taking pray, and praying kuow. shoulder, and tire aid of his brother’s arm. children, SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS; three different for &e, ., I both almost to times}, timing horses, Artillerymen. 4 jov can grow— finds no his Ann but she had not fared so sale the trade b-wan ... tt.ni' M.i.t. i, with which the .« difficulty in making way around McCalferty, Mercurial Affections; Eruptions ami all diseases ot the 4Mr Price List furnished the trade on application, enclosing business card. For by generally, Country that the Mai. i*N i. i -u tin I •« ■ well as her infants. At first it was the Throat I n hist on a of from those oi whom and see words, t. «t ! hr ma* opriu^ l hat. hour b\ hour, the bells, the lights. tiro plantation as easily as ever. rumored Skin; Ulcers of Nose, and body; Pimples on tlooded, certificate genuineness you purchase, the Face; Swelling of the Joints ; Constitu- barrel. All others are spurious. 11! sound, of flame. The most about this extra- that she was dead, but at last some faint Nervousness; singular thing signs tional and other Weaknesses in youth and the more ad me spell which ceaselessly recites <>i life were and ordinary ease is the fact that the whole discovered, she, too, was vanned, at all ages, ot NEW • thee, a name; during Wholesale Rooms, 13 MAIDEN LANE, YORK, of severe and illness sent to Rellevue Hospital. effort was BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED. \ ml smiles, which thou not Chang’s dangerous Eng Every canst forget, made to restore her. The And BROTHER & Lake Street, 111. I'"f thee are suns has been in health and body of Robert J. GILES, Chicago, which never sets. unusually good spir- HR. Ii. OIX’M. C0m_142 its, not excepting the time which he McCalferty, aged four years and a half, was during PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE, HON. Ia. E. CHITTENDEN’S Certificate. was confined to discovered close to the where his I d his brother’s sickbed. He lying place Eivderio Atliftl'toii ,V ('<>.. Marion, N. maid 11 ,' ! un !,v l :U ,I M ,t- ■-> V, .a. L, ( o., ha. i 1 ftiiidirott Street, Bostou, .11 rim. \ roll No. 1 IIS'.I. Stem \V iiulrr—bearing Trade-Mark. NEVER_AGAIN. no mother was limiA All efforts to restore him *«•<• #»•'.< in Hr < ntir- tinm. has wish to be disunited from blast i-urri d l,v mo from I),-<-< inl r. lsns. to damiarv lTIli. I.S70: its total variation bring nly tr» Chang, is so that never se^or hear each V 111- again, warmed against his kind were ami the was removed to arranged patients other E. E. < mm tol.atr I s treadlin'. lips. even if he could, lie convinced that the fruitless, body Recollect, the entrance to his ollice is Nr\v York, Jail. 17, ls70. Ibgistrr hall mine rind rest. oper- only il, hay- UTICA, IS. \ feu. l>.". tlie _'oth Precinct Station House. no his Co., Ii:.s been carrn ! mo six its to ation would be free from inconvenience or Some time ing connection with residence, consequently no Wa'Ivm No. 11.4 bearing fradc-Mark, Frederic Watch. '•> months, in- Wah h No. Jtfir —bearing Trade-Mark. Fayette tal variation troin moan time second again my bashful hands stml I he before more bodies were family interruption, so that on no account can any person Atherton &Co.,” manufactured by the 1. S. Watch Co. Watch being only eight and a son found, «J.” manufactured l S. ■ elapsed any N. by r •< I "lil "ii his danger; recently remarked to a hesitate at his office. lias been curried mo seven months; its total variation Stratton, Marion, l month. Have boon through different breast. applying by 1.' months; its total varia travelling but at last the firemen came the dead Co., has been carried by me tions of the from Now \ oi k to Cialvaston. lex vi-r shall ra friend that lie did not believe that his father upon DR. DIX from mean time six seconds. A. I.. DFN'NIS, oi.untry Spain h repeat to each, being; only mean time fifteen seconds. ■' tion from being as, am! l-aok, by steamer and railroad. K. Kii 1 would ever of Mary Her death had evident- it President N. ,1. K. It. & T. Co. K, love thee beat”— consent to a should body Kelly. boldly assert*, (and cannot be contradicted, I. V ROOM AN N. Y. C. & 11. IT If. '! separation except by W ai n No. 1 Stem Winder Engineer Whitney \ Klee, 17*J Broadway, N. 1 Never been one of her features be- quacks, who will say or do anything, even them- -bearingTrade-Mark, Watch No lot: stem Trade Mark. again. Chang die first. ly great agony, perjure it Winder—bearing Si Frederic Atherton Co., Marion, Nmanufactured ■ ni'.rit\ Feb. lM>y selves, to impose upon patients,) that he Frederic Atherton & Co., Marion, N. d.,” munuiuctui Penn., o, tn.l ti l I medical black and terribly distorted. Two more United States Watt h Co., has been carried me W.\n n No. ?17ii— Frederic eannot my heart to feel Distinguished authorities have dif- ing IS 1 11 K ONLY REGULAR GRADUATE PHYSICIAN by by ed S. Watch Co., has been carried by me since bearing Trade-Murk, bring in all the by F. & < II w bodies have been but it is feared U months ; t» months ot that time at sea. and on- Atherton o., Marion, N .J., manufactured l! s ill he so. fered in regard to the of recovered, ADVERTISING IN BOSTON. June, lstir; its total variation from mean time being by practicability separ- various climates ot Kurope. During that time and since 1 Watch Co., ha- been curried by nie the three month- 1 trough that hod is too to doom that the list is far from A woman TWENTY YEARS ly live seconds nor month. if FN K1 sMi It, abyss, great ating the twins a complete. my r< turn it has not varied one second per week. lt- tot .1 milt ion from nieun time G second- I’our me to by surgical operation, Treat*. Panama K. l'.,S8 Wall Street. being only go. named who lived at No. old West in treatment of a H. Knickerbocker Lite Insur- 1 that time II. l)K CAN< P & K tC H the lias been Hamilton, engaged .Special Diseases, tact so wel LASSINU, Manager — I s. during V, engineer No er though generafopinion that it W atch No. I JO 1- bearing Trade-Mark, again:- There was no ho black j known to Citizens, ance iOl N. V. drop 'doth and who made her laun- many Publishers, Merchants, Hole Co., Broadway. Watch N. d manufactured by l nit d Wah it NI. ‘‘Frederic In all be with Some street, living by 1 V Co., Marion, lloj-bearing Trade-Mark, Christ's woe. might accomplished safety. that he is much I H A, N. ., Feb. 15, isro. ■ 1 Ac., recommended, and par- States Watch has been carried me five month* A111.• rt• \ < Marion. N manufactured by L s was seen in her room be- Proprietors, h Co., have that the fact that the brothers dry work, shortly to Wat. No. 1058, Stem Winder—bearing Trade-Mark, by twel\ e v b. in ■ supposed ticularly from mean time Watch aiiiid f*v me eleven It* mi-tinn 1 think lie eannot its total variation being only months; understand fore the accident and lias not since "Frederic Atherton & Co., Marion, N..L,” manutactur- u.i.il variation trom in. u t have but a single umbilicus, which is situat- occurred, STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS. seconds. CFO. FOY1S, Ueneral Eastern Passenger inn-being seven second > Wlni! love I bore. ed II. S. Watch has been carried me only been seen. There can be no by Co., by twenty Wabash & Western Railway. in tin1 eiitir* tim A. U. KINii. Park N. I ed in the middle of the that unites doubt that she, To avoid and escape imposition of and live Agent, Toldo, Place, wrapped him in’t as wraps tlit- eternal sea ligature foreign native months; its total variation from meantime being “Freddie \ io« 1‘res’t II. ti* Ciiiie Co. N.J.Cur Snriuc- more numerous in Watch No. 1J50— bearing Trade-Mark, Spring t in- indicates a too, is buried beneath the ruins. At the foot quacks, Boston than in other ; seconds r month. Z. C. PKIKST, shitting shore. them, conversion in the circula- large p» Atherson & Co., Marion, N. J., manufactured by C. S. aml \l. Co. Mv 1ii\* was like hod's love—I tion of of the west wall stood a small shed used hv cities, Asst. Sunt. X. Y. C. & II. K. II. love him onee the blood through the two bodies, DR. DIX \ mi evermore. Watchmaker ana jeweller. iSJSLi! AST which an named who reiers to rroiessors and I lyr;w For Sale C. HEKViiY, would render an operation dangerous : engineer Donnelly, superin- proudly respectable hvsicians— by tended ma»y ot whom consult him in critical because N er again: (treat hod! to thee 1 turn, hut the circumstances ill- the hoisting of bricks and mortar to cases, ot attending Chang’s his acknowledged skill and reputation, attained fake, take me buek: the of the This shed lies crush- through uess seem to dispose of this objection. top building. so long experience, practice,and observation. ! tow my feet the BUY YOUR Phthisic! Phthisic Cannot It! poor wandering proper way, One inconvenience lias ed beneath an immense pile of lumber, and AFFLICTED AND Money Buy I'll" beaten traek. peculiar resulted UNFORTUNATE, it is be not robbed and add to for the Phthisic from almost certain that has been your sufferings in deceived LEWIS' INHALANT, •• s' no to roam where Chang’s misfortune. Chang ami Donnelly being again love grows void, Eng, by the lylug boasts, talso you sKiirr is ruicFLEss A both ol whom have killed, as lie was seen in the shed a few mo- misrepresentations, promises nd hope grows black- considerable families, and pretentions of ments before the fell. It is Always Rolioves s'ever again! keep up distinct domestic establishments, wall ipiito possi- FOREIGN AND NATIVE QUACKS, WATERPROOFS :t who know little of the nature and the most cits ns ot Phthisic in few rniuutc and their houses are a ble that several persons have been killed who character of Special distressing separated by distance and las It to the not Diseases, to t.ieir cure. Some exhibit forged Inhaled with the breath, goes directly Lung of three-fourtlis of a mile. Between the two have yet been missed by their friends. and cert m A Fortune Teller’s Trials. Diplomas ot Institutions or Colleges, which never existed and air cells, and relief is immediate residences a The disaster is attributed to the fact that the in ol the world ; others exhibit T flows rapid crock, which any part Diplomas oi the lsdi*. they how unknown; not PA 1 ENTEd, May IS, cross means of a building was unable to stand the pressure of Dead, obtained, only assumin'* and ilm by foot-bridge, consisting in names of those inserted In the good people of Bridgeport have for the wind. advertising diploma- Price 75 eta. By Mail$l.oc. of a and hewed. hut Further their assume names ne been single log, squared Over imposition of other cel- days excited over the ease of a since P. ■§. this narrow the two could cross byrated physicians long dead. Neither be deceived .¥. 1,KW l*r»|n ieioi, loruiin-teiler or path-way Bros & Co. medium, or of the A d: out: Simonton tf50 ilelfaii. >laiu«' something with ease while were both but in Finks llnislci.K. The criminal ■o'. b\ the name of they well, QUACIv NOSTRUM-MAK EUS, Lottie Fowler, who had court wa- at noon until •'! o'clock present condition find it adjourned false certiticates and \ am iip; her customers a dozen Chang’s they impos- through references, and recommend “Yr, \V girls employed sible to the p. m. The however, failed to ap- atious of their medicines the who t I 1 O tii" accomplish passage. As they air- .fudge, by dead, cannot expose .4,1 4 work- of the I'nion Metallic or contradict or Cartridge men of no little force of pear at that hour, and about 1 o’clock he en- them; who, besides, to further their im- < Her fees were character, however, from medical much omp.iny. §1. She told one tored-the court positions, copy books, that is written it is that room, and on his seat, and an«i l these that altogether probable by this time taking of the qualities effects ot different herbs and plants THEY GUT THEM FREE OF CHARGE. TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH, girls the attached to said Mr. enter a diamond building, have found means to obviate so vexa- Clerk, line of $100 against and ascribe all the same to their Fills, Extracts, Specifies :the glasses, tin- where the was they most of it laelory, fulminate Ac., which, not contain D1C. ami No. 7 l iuli tt * 1 prepar- tious a York Sun Samuel Dodge, judge of this court, for being all, Mercury, because on hand a DOW, Physician Surgeon, .v \ M \ i; t 1 ». v ed. would blow difficulty. [New of the ancient belief of its but now keep const:mlly Liirye. Boston, is consul ted lor all disca-u s in d. t.t up, within four days, and i absent :it the hour to which this court ad- curing everything,” street, daily known to “kill more than is cured.” u«»t to the lemale ( uri or l i»t th« that one would be and those system, Prolapsus ulling J F person hurt—or killed— The line was entered the clerk. killed, constitutionally Injured for life. w .»mi>, riuor Ainus >uppre**i'ii, m-i ,.uum m m-u SPFNCFR & CO N Y A Nice Little Bit ok Gossii- is journed by anil 1 iirtid so that each ac lon’t know which. This going the| OF assortment, Derangements, are all treated ou tew pathoh.gie.il frightened the While there seems to he nonsensi- IGNORANCE QUACK DOCTORS AND Which an- i.. •. >il• r' il to tin are rounds in New York. Miss A and Air. 15. something principles, and speedy relief guaranteed In a very lew public, pronounced .i i- there, and did not return j NOSTRUM MAKERS. all tin- crlcbinlcd Opticians { the World to be tin employed they cal in the presiding olliecr of a court fining days. So invariably certain.is the now mode oi treat wore to be married, ami both of the customer cannot fail to he suited in i" 1b" -bop Superintendent Hobbs, eurag- engaged re-1 himself for there nevertheless is Through the ignorance Quack Doctor, knowing ment. that most obstinate complaints yield under it ceived invitations to a delinipiincv. no other he relies and the atllleted soon •• I ai the sent to large masquerade remedy, upon Mkiici/kv, gives it and person rejoiees in perlect health. fortune-teller, policemen a moral of honor involved in so the MOST Mr. 15. at the on high principle to all his patients, Fills, Drops, &c\, Nostrum- Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in. the PERFECT, 0 her out of town as an party. was, time, and iglit.cn and carrying which is the more commendable the more we maker, ignorant, adds to his so-called Price, Quality Style. cure of discuses of women than any other in i\ atural, A rtillcial to t lie hunmu eve: kno impostor, a flirtation another equally Extracts, physiciuu help »-yi Icmaiid the of the quite with young lady, Antidote, ticc., both relying upon its effects in Boston. repayment fees she had relied upon it. llulletin. .Specific, t lif v life ground ainlcr their own supervision, iron, Miss who was also to be and so [Calveston a few in a hundred, It is trumpeted in various Boarding accommodations for patients who wish i. "ived front the She back the C., present, curing may minute \ s.Tal 1‘i-bbh melt id together, and derive tin u girls. paid ways the land; but, alas! Is said oi to in Boston a few under his tr< utineut. *• told his that he would be out of town throughout nothing A First Class Investment. stay days mmo 1 »hiinwmi. on account ot their hut d ti. : and the fiancee the some ot whom die, others worse and Dr. since confined his whole atteii money explosion actually occurred, balance, grow Dow, 1M5, having brilinaii- ; that and she made her mind suffer months or ttie cute ot killing, one of the workmen. This verifica- night, up to say are lelt to linger and for years, until re- tiou to an ollice practice tor Private DDea-es lieved or it by competent and Female no mr in Tho Sciontillo tion of the fortune-teller’s at home. The gay deceiver thereupon It CIO Abbcrttscmcnts cured, posssiblo, physicians. Complaints, acknowledges supei Principle prediction greatly ALL ARE NOT the United States. to meet other was RUT QUACKS IGNORANT. R. his who Belfast & R, < charmer, Moosehead Lake \s strengthened her and her local fame agreed N. B. —All letters must contain otu- dollar, or tin > >u hleh tin y ale coir tructed hi mgs the oiv oX citn. position, the facts are known to to wear the costume of Stuart, at the Notwithstanding loregoing will not bo answered. ol he b us dii eet ly in ti out ot the * ■ a cieaii further increased a number of other curi- Mary DON’T WASTE TIME AND LABOR some doctors and producing by quack nostrum-makers, yet, regardless as was MORTGAGE BONDS. Office hours from sa.m.Io'.i r. v. anil distinct Imou. in the natural, healthy eight and '•ustc-:- the disclosure of the masquerade. This all very delightful, l»> lining' ug» mi ol«l A\e. Send $1.50 to LIPPIN- ofthelileaud health of others, there are those 3FIRST guilty parties among Boston, duly 25, hS7u. 1 y3 preventing all unpleasant sensations, such an gRinim d but the two ladies met. Air. COTT & LARK WELL, Pittsburgh, Pa., and they will them who even perjure themselves, 1 tii.- c:tM‘ ot stolen and other unfortunately contradicting giving mg and wa\ei lug ol ight, di/ Im-ss, N.c.. pccriliur to I dogs thefts, send a tip-top Axe, Kxpreasage paid. Halt a day lost mercury to their patients, or that it is contained in their 15.’s name was mentioned, and in wo min- rrillK attention ot persons making investment of Olliers II Use. dm out, in another the fate of [t in grinding will thus be saved. so that the “usual feu” be obtained pointing town, nostrums, may for J.. money is called to the above very desirable security. utes there was a Both or “the or “fraction of H. 4 • < 84 i: It A* O 4 1 are Mounted in the Finest Mannpr I1 -I child which was iound in a well she grand explanation. prolessedly curing, dollar,” it,” The Bonds run tor twenty years, at six per cent, inter- hey be obtained for the is ladies resolved to him. The mas- uni) nostrum. It thus that many est in and are secured the roadbed of the Jjl (.•scribed- -etc., etc. She was next arrested punish gold, upon In trames ol the best ot all materials. udid USE THE “VEGETABLE are deceived, also, and spend large amounts for experi- which costs nine hundred thousand -pialify querade came. Mf. 15. found \ Q7A corporation, nearly f t hat and tried as a wandering “fortune-teller." night Mary LO^Upixmoxary BAmm. ’lOi V" ments with quackery, dollars. The whole amount ot these bonds to be issued CfH'XHKL /,/•:/.* ,t- A TTolt.XH 1' .17' / 111 purpi»se. Stuart and was devoted to was 1)R. DIN'S I lm court room was her, but she is limited to one hundred and titty thousand dollars, THEIK FINISH AND DURABILITY "iiy daily crowded. This The old standard lor Colds, cold, lie asked the cause. She told him remedy Coughs, Consump- are very moderate. Communications each bond bearing a certificate of one of the trustees 1111 "iiiioii Bullock easo better.” Cutlku Bkgb. & Boston. Charges sacredly OK KICK. IIATKOKD IW.iM l, Judge doeided the in tion. Nothing Co„ uml all that it is a ot the said limited amount. ( she had heard of his to Confidential, may rely on him with the strictest portion ANNo I 111 M l:l*A>>i l>. ia\ot of the accused. The crowd just engagement and whatever be The markets of the world do not a applauded Secrecy confidence, ma> the disease, con- money present Belfast, Maine. At i ION. -Nolle geioiltn Ol bearing thei Miss A., he denied it, made de- 1IBPILATORV POWHEH. dition or situation ot married or better or safer in lim court room, and took the “medium” to whereupon any one, single. securit). Inal U O stain 1-1-I every tiaiin- hair in without are on her the cided fun of Miss A., and his charm- UI'IIAM'MRemoves superfluous five minutes, Medicines sent by Mall and Express to all parts ot tie These bonds now olfered tor sale liberal terms. hotel, Atlantic House, in a hack begged injury to the skin. Rout by mail for $1.25. United to \Y. T. Treasurer. er to come States, Apply COLBURN, ISA A ( ; drawn :. in the lor a June AI ,LA H 1 >. by pair of “spanking bays,” Bart conservatory quiet I All letters requiring advice must contain one dollar to Beltast 1. 1870. I7tf Salt for Sale. I IMMII’S ASTHMA Cl lill it : a talk and unmask. She and un- insure an answer. Jeweler and Opt dan, is Sole tor tin- mote taken trout her was paid back consented, Agent masked—his of course. Relieves most violent paroxysms in.lire minutes and ef- Address Du. L. l)ix,No. 'Z\ Endieott St. Boston, Musa. cargo Ot ft^lv «>r|»4»4»l (Pi* fling Ain If in B'O.n Munir m mu ! Hobbs. Her friends now advise fiancee, Imagine, lIRMlir, by fects a speedy cure. Price $ by mail. I Boston Jail. 1 1870 1 yr A at. Simpson's Wharf, Belfast, lor-ale cheap by the the scene. Mr. 15. has, at on Ids I. M I-rom whom they ran ••«.!> be obtained, lhc»e good imr i bring suits for extortion of money present, subscriber. If Fit It IM A N. by hands a THE JAPANESE HAIK STAIN THUNKS! TRUNKS!! UCO till are not sum.lied to IVdlci a any price. 1 yI 4** ii. timiibitiou, and for “defamation of charac- valuable solitaire diamond, which Belfast, May 10. he is Colors the whiskers and hair a beautitul ul.uk or ter anxious to dispose of. This sounds -:o:- [ilanlord Times. i-.uonvx. It consists of only one prejuirntinn. 7> cents Winter Arrangement. somewhat Venetian, but the whole story isn’t by mail. Address S. C. I PH A M, No. 7 1 dayne Street, more than ten days old in New York. Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. Sold by all Drug WM. P. BURRILL & CO GET THE BEST. Ln'Ths ; (’iiase oi a House by a Locomo- Insido Line—Portland, Penobscot AMERICAN HOUSE gists. In order to avaih themselves of | tin xli *♦ t Hair Dvr, and lav of iivk. Tlie N. Y. Standard igealiiir long Montgomery, A Curious Story. A late number ol'the Bay & Machias. BELPAST ably know u to tin pildii stand pi crlcos and unrivalhd the an I FAOILITI It is tin* the inoat dux gives following particulars of exciting Commercial Advertiser of BACKACHE. HA hUOAl) HS. best, jim ki-t, cheupi -t, natural, Honolulu relates THE STEAMER able, hai iiilesd and eilcetual tluir I>ye in the world. Ii '■hast- oi' a horse over tho Walkifi IIa\ e commenced the Manufacture ot iuforms his friends and trotting the fact that one of the whale in that J. C. ROBBINS colors hair or whiski rs I’rnwn or lllack instautaiiceU'dv ships t IX DISK ASKS OF Til K U (UNARY OlUiANS, the that llailroad: public he has leased the above well s in a 1- Valley of Inflammation of of lSi• morning, tic seas, which had in its carcass a 1'apt. W.M !•:. DKN'NrSON. travelling public. w ith brush and $1-M*- *« KO. (. harpoon. J » sponge complete, ouly lrom t. ir liner tions of these organs always cause great pain and weak- tie wm renovate ute m.ikr niorougn nouse, (JOi)OW IN -v ( (>. ! t -ill mmsia approached Lackey's bridge, This was known to to a ness in t he small of t he back and loins. To relievo druggists. if harpoon belong ship this, W ill make* one trip per week, leaving Kmlroad Wharf, all Varieties ami improvement* and every way conform to modern needs. engineer, in around the curve on medicine is In coming which was at that time in the. north- a diuretic necessaiy. Portland, every THURSDAY EVENING, at lo o'clock, Styles, 1 lie table will be supplied with nil tin* delicacies th.it t'c* down towards the saw a cruising grade bridge, ern seas, on the other side ot the continent. or on arrival ot Express Train from Boston, lor Rock IN' I 1IK CITY OK can be procured,and special attention given to order and horse on the track, to the Dr. Sargent’s Backache Pills land, Camden, Belfast, Castine, Deer Isle, Sedgewick, neatness In the sleeping apartments. which, owing high The whale had BKKFAS I the west -id’ of IMienlx Kuw over Black’s evidently passed from one have been thoroughly tested lor the past So. West (Mt. Desert,) All the stages leaving the take their embankment, he knew could not out of thirty-eight Harbor, Milinridgt*, Junesport Straw city departure fi y ors get open sea to the other, of the years, and pronounced the most efficient diuretic ever and Machiasport. Factory. from this house. Coache* run regularly to the boats, the The by way polo. These Trunks are ottered to the at wholesale or way. animal, which to discovered. They are purely vegetable and contain no Returning will leave Machiasport ever y Monday Mon. public and guests conveyed to any part of the city or country. belonged He must have found wat er, for even a retail, and as as they can be in Boston. 'dr. John is open mercury. Sold by druggists, Sent by mail on receipt ol lug at f» o’clock, touching at the above named cheap purchased Belfast, May 10, lb70. u it Titus, whose residence near by, landing. They are warranted to suit. Trunks and Valises made whale must come up at short intervals to price, 50 els. per t»o>c. CYKIJS PAT 1 EPSON, Agent. ad which was once a celebrated trotter, be- to order. blow. It is certain that the Polar sea is nav I^OIIOE A. KEIXRY. Belfast, Dec. H, 1S70. tf aiing frightened, started to run towards Wholesale Ilrug-g-iac, ItEIVtf Itisrci DOIE. igable for whales from one side of the conti- 28 Wood the and it St., rittwourgli, I’a. W. 1\ BL &, CO. A LECTURE bridge, was then the engineer saw nent to the ltKlU., other. But while it does not fol- Belfast. Aprills?0. t(C2 lor Hair to the of the which he was TO YOU NO 1V1UN rrsloiimj Cray importance step low that ships would follow the same track, Siinoiitoii Bros. & tl'oiil to take time lie could not (lo., Just rnblUhtti, in juUU tintdope. /\,Ve >< cent: Knowing the fact cited is one of considerable interest. its natural Vitality ami Color top the train, it became a race for life, ns to A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment & Radical Shipmasters may be able to navigate the Po- vliieli would reach the first. Have received ail entire new In- Cure ot Sperinatorrhua, or Seminal Woukticss, Involin, A ill r- 11' \\ hi, h bridge lar sea when know as much about they navi- tary Emissions, Sexual Debility, a ml Impediment. t II the horse arrived before the it iif tunv ii'.’t'i i*:it I- engine gation in high latitudes as this whale with a Marriage generally ; Nervousness, Consumption, Kplkp was almost sure to Mental ami throw it from the track, harpoon sticking in his back. vnice of Kali and Winter sy, ami Kits; Physical Incapacity, resultm- ii«•.111!iv ;m«l < tli*« tii.it perhaps down the below, I from Self-Abuse, &e.~ l?v KOBKKT .1. Cl.l.N V.UW kl.l j abyss together M. D., Author ot the “Oroen Book," ike. t’M |'i r>i*l \ III" 11. with the whole train of passenger coaches, on the Northern The world-renowned author, in thin admirable I.cctuiv ■ Track-laying l’aeilic III!!’ /’ \(tl< .7 'I sacrificing every life on board. He threw is still west ot clearly proves from his own experience that the awlul ! Railroad progressing »lie junc- /i'll/ /V s/( / I lie throttle valve all consequences of Self-Abuse may be elfectually removed the way open, and tion and will as last as continue all without medicines, and without surgical ■ possible Dress dangerous !•> rt i" •* Goods. jinn: dashed down the at the rate of or cordial*, grade fitly winter. Twenty-five miles arc now laid. O.^XJTi'C>3Sr. operations, bougies, instruments, rings, miles an On out a mode ot cure at once certain and etfei tun I I illI th' .t. / hour. plunged tho horse and .Should occasion to pointing Grading progresses uninterruptedly beyond require you purchase by which every sufferer, no rnatt* r what his condition on came the Ti. A. Fuhncsfock’s be I ■ /> .7 .vS *1. ponderous thundering machine the end ol' the track and from the Wrmiiuge, particu- A so may be, may cure himself privately, and nidi (>/ l, Mississippi care till to see is in Stock, that cluapiv, a larly that the initials are IS. great variety WIKI. A BOON !■> with roar, behind. Half tho willy. THIS l.KCTCHK l*KOVE I I 7 deafening river west on the western divison. There A. This is the article that has been so ilill It.Ill ti.l distance aad been traversed and the horse THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS. are about three thousand men can Sent, under seal, to any address, in a pluiu sealed en- (Mil'll, fallm.r hail « lu rkrd, and I- l employed every customer their CAUTION. a—All genuine baa tliu name Pmovua was within a few feet of the stone work. Favorably Known Since 1829, gratify on the ol six cents, or two post stamps. the line. miles have been SYBUp,l!,(no«'“Peruvian Park,”) blown In the plauH velope, receipt in*- oil an. 11»* m _• I» in»t always. ruu 1 along Sixty grad- Ami Dr. Culverwell’s cenis. Kvery pound of steam was forced into the ed west from the At the close of purchasers must insist on having it A 33-pagu. pamphlets seutJW-c. J.'P.. Dlnbbobb Also, “Marriage Ouide,” price junction. if they do not Address the l*ut»ll.shers, l.v ii iim*. ran irMoiv ll».’ and the one wish to have an imitation tastes in Price and Proprietor, 3g Hey StlrNew York.. Nothing cylinder, engine gave mighty this month one hundred miles of will forced upon them. Style. all CHAS. C. KI.INK fi CO., grading PoliLby Druffijlata. kali' ali. i.' thti folliclns atv dr*Mio\rd, lunge, striking the animal on the right (nip, he finished and forty miles of track laid. VZ1 llowery, \t*»* l'ork. Post Office Box 4,f*rtO. him into the clear from lyrS nr tin idand > and dmaid. throwing high air, There are parties of engineers at work con- ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. airophnd lie*stones II. H. FORBES below, where he fell with his head between the Red river and the Mis- , FISHING SALE. lint in’ll .is ruinum ran 1* -a\ml for stantly Prizes cashed and information furnished by GEORGE VESSEL_FOR ft. t 'OOPHK is still at the old stand of turned partly under him, never once stirring and Ill'll AM, K. I USfliiilH*>s l,y (hi-, Instead souri, making surveys, profiles locations; Providence, Tl»e Schooner Senutor, .‘J5 tons, o.m. YJ application. alter he struck. HALLS & and from the Pacific ocean westward the a very good vessel in every respect. Well COOPKli, of lonliii:* tin* huir with a ja-i\ *u*di Shoe Store! lound in A W eek men wanted Sails and Rigging, lias lL'o fathoms new cable. is and Mitlary !—Young us where he will keep constantly on hand a good mbsoit niiMit. it will it clran and \ moron great .work being mapped profiled pre- local and Will be sold very low. K. B. (iAKl)XKK, keep Tiie Moral op the Verdict. After a to construction. travelling salesmen. Address (with No. 18 Main ment ot Lumber, ('eiueut, Liaaaav build aatd The most remark- Street:, Me, tll8 o. « iom paratory stamp) U. If. WALKER, 31 Park Row, N. Y. itucksport, Hair, also Corn, Flour and Groceries. Its a-donal iim* will inv\«*nt tm- careful perusal of the evidence, the arguments able features of the work on the Northern THE BEST ANI) CHEAPEST PEACE TO UE'V Thankful lor past favors he respectlully solicits u con- ami and the to the we from ltirumd Maine—further, to every citizen of America the care ot American herders. During the WILLIAMStores, Storehouses and Wharf of II. J. AN- on the it a neh whether there were a where first months the stock increased DERSON, «Jk., are now opening an entire new stock, Ion**; hair, nixing flossy yet community eight eighty in of the articles. Belfast Bank A CARD. consisting part following Savings at Reduced Prices. These were lustre and a rut etui a jury could be ompannelled of sufficient in- per cent. There were in the lot some seven- goods |iertiiine. CORN, GRANULATED SUGAR, JAVA COFFEE NOW IS THE TIME TO DEPOSIT. to render in a ease of this a which below the tegrity kind, ty cows, being grade gov- A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a FLOUR, COFEEE RIO discovered a sate and lor HAVANA in the season, conse- J. C. & verdict in accordance with the law and the ernor offered to them lor beet. how missionary, simple remedy the PORK, JAPAN TEA “A saved is a earned.” bought early Prepared by Dr. Ayer Co., Seeing Cure ot Nervous Diseases of ST. JAGO penny penny as is Weakness, Early Decay, BEEF, OOLONG evidence, every jury solemnly sworn to they increased the Indians refused to the and Seminal and the whole ot MUSCOVADO rapidly Urinary Organs, train LARD, RAISINS made on or before the 1st of any month, PRACTICAL AND A N A l.\ i'll ’A I (HI llhl? do. The is now even these to be killed. In disorders on and can he sold 10 cent, question answered, aad we permit short, brought by banctul vicious habits. TOBACCO, SPICES, SALT, OATS, FISH, Ac. DEPOSITSwill be placed upon interest every month, (except quently per Oreat numbers have been cured this noble A lull and assortment of which congratulate all lovers of justice, honor and they seem to have made the discovery that by remedy. complete Groceries, we in May and November) and interest computed upon the liOW M ASS. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortu- invite purchasers to call and examine, and we will same in June and December. i:i*l*, on the result. The of their flocks anil truth, metropolitan virus by the increase herds they nate, I will send the for and using this make received at the W than can be receipe preparing prices satisfactory. Deposits daily Banking Room, from cheaper they purchased Mint:K *1 uo has not yet reached us. Here at least law is will bo able to live when the game, hitherto medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, WM. B. SWAN, to 12 A. M., and 2 to4 P. M Saturdays from o to 12 A.M. /■'rce Address .JOSEPH T. IN MAN, Station A. CUTTER SIBLEY. JOHN H. OLD H V A 1.1. OKI (ail; 1 S. still supreme. [Maine Farmer. their reliance for subsistence, is of charge. QU1MUY, Treas. ASA FAUNCE, Prest. gone. D. lilbh* House, New York City. Belfast, May 1, 18t'»9. tfCJ Belfast, July 13, ls7u. tfl elsewhere. lyr
