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From Sargent’s new Edition of Hood’s Poetical Works. Beethoven and the Blind Girl. if we were the subjects of a strange dream, I’m a live man, Sir, she dipped, and went Jerome Bonapart. THE THREE LOVERS. were all upon our feet in a moment and the lan­ tern was quickly lighted. My hat was already P O M P E Y ’S G H O S T . and our only fear was to wake too soon. right under, pitching me over her bows, and, There are, says the Boston Advertiser, doubt- Three careless students cross’d the Rhine Some monthe ago I was at Bonn, the birth­ on my head—or my cap, rather—and I went ‘Suddenly the flame of the candle flickered; Jonah-like, I fetched up on dry land. I les those who recollect the sensation produced And enter’d a hostel to sip their wine, place of Beethoven. I met there an old out with the rest. All went out but the land­ A PATHETIC BALLAD. picked myself up as well as I could; the ship “ Come, hostess, bring hither thy beer and wine. the wick, consumed to the end, fell, and was by the style in which Jerome Bonaparte, with lord and his wretched customer, who occupied musican, who had known this illustrious com­ bis beautiful and accomplished bride, the late But where’s thy fair daughter, the rose of the Rhine V extinguished. Beethoven stopped. I open­ righted ; I thought as how she might have the settee. I t was some moments before 1 could “ Skins may differ, but affection poser intimately ; and from him I received Miss Patterson, in the year 1805 drove from ed the shutters to let in the rays of the moon. too heavy a figure-head for such a light stem, see at all, the snow came drifting in my face so; Dwells in white and black the same ”—Cowfeb. the following anecdote: Springfield to this city, stopping on their way “ My beer and wine are fresh and clear, It became almost as light as before in the and so I just put on this big stone, by way But in her last sleep lies my daughter deur.” but I soon managed to turn my head, and then ’Twas twelve o’clock, not twelve at night ‘You know,’ said he, ‘that Behthoven was at Brookfield. He was on his way from Balti­ room, and the radiance fell more strongly of a settler behind, to keep her steady, like. Within Death’s chamber then they trod, went on. Tho wind as it came sweeping out But twelve o’clock at noon; bom in a house in the Rhein Gasse, (Rhine more, to join his ship, we believe, at this port, Because the sun was shining bright, on the musician and the instrument. Now she goes like a clipper, as she is. Let And gazed on the maiden whose soul was with God. through the passage to the stable, had piled up street;) but at the time I became acquain­ on bis return to France. Not only to such per­ And not the silver inoon. a huge bank of snow across the street, and in ‘But this incident seemed to have broken go !’ and on he went. sons, but to more youthful readers the follow The first withdrew |he gloomy veil, A proper time for friends to call, ted with him he lodged over a humble little the bank we found a female, with a child in her the chain of Beethoven’s ideas. His head ing sketch of his eventful history will not be To view the face, so fair, so pale. On Pots, or Penny P ost; shop in theRoemer-platz. He was then very arms. She had not seen the huge barrier of dropped on his breast, his hands rested on without interest. We copy it from the London “ Oh ! why art thou dead, thou lovely maid ? soow in the dark, and bad got completely fast. When lo ’ as Phcebe sat at work, poor—so poor that he only went out to walk Times, the subject of ft having been called to his knees, he appeared plunged into a pro­ Carrying away the Lambs. I now might have loved thee for ever,” he said. She seemed faint and frozen, but yet she clung She saw her Pompey’s Ghost! at night, because of the dilapidated state notice by bis recent dangerous illness :— found meditation. to her child. The man who carried the lantern of his clothing. Nevertheless, he had a piano, When the Shepherds of large flocks of The illness of Prince Jerome Bonaparte car­ The next drew back the ghastly shroud; Now when a female has a call held it up to her lace, The features were half ‘He remained so for some time. At last, sheep cannot succeed in seperating the dams ries us back to an age which is not only histori­ Then turn’d away and wept aloud : From people that are dead ; pens, paper, ink, and books ; and notwith­ covered with snow, but the momentary glare of the young shoemaker rose, approached him, from the rest, because their young ones are cal, but above all others discussed by historians. “ Oh, that thou liest on thy cold bier ! Like Paris ladies, she receives standing his privations, he passed some happy the lantern was sufficient to reveal to me a face and said, in a low, respectful voice— ‘Won­ among them, they will carry away the lambs Although the youngest brother of the great I have loved thee in silence full many a year.” Her visitors in bed. moments there. He was not yet deaf, and of more than ordinary beauty, derful man, who are you, then?’ in their arms to a batter pasture, and then Napoleon is little more than 70 years old, he be But Pompey’s spirit would not come could at least enjoy the harmony of his own The third knelt down where the dead girl lay, ‘ Heavens 1’ uttered the man as he lowered ‘Beethoven raised his head, and looked at the dams willingly follow. A h ! ‘ the good longs to a time of which hardly a representa­ the lantern, and caught the woman by the arm; Like spirits that are w hite; compositions. In later years, even this con­ tive remains to the present generation. He And kiss’d those lips, now cold as clay 5 Because she was a Blackamoor, him abstractedly, as if he had not compre­ Shepherd ’ has often to adopt the same meth­ ‘ Kate Lockland, is this you?’ But without solation was denied him. was neither born great nor achieved greatnesss; “ I have loved thee for ever, and love thee still— And wouldn’t show at night ’ hended the meaning of his words. od ! To seperate his chosen ones from the I have loved thee for ever, and ever will.” waiting for her to reply he turned to the rest of ‘One winter evening I called upon him, the third alternative expresses most happily the us and cried, ‘Here, take the child some of you, ‘ The young man repeated the question. rest of the world, be it compelled to carry But of all unexpected things hoping to persuade him to take a walk, and nature of his fortunes. His name appears in and I ’ll carry the mother.’ ‘The composer smiled as only he could history as early as the opening of the present That happen to us here, return with me to supper. I found him sit­ away the lambs of the human flock in his Scene in a ViUage Bar-Boom. The child was quickly taken and ere many The most unpleasant is a rise smile, with sweetness and kingly benevo­ warm bosom to heaven; and then bereaved century, when he was but yet a boy. His fa­ momenta we were buck in the bar-room with ting at the window, by the moonlight, with­ mous brother had overthown the republican con­ In what is very dear. lence. parents gladly follow. The poet has drawn our burdens. The two were taken to the fire out fire or eandle, his face concealed by his stitution, seized absolute power under the name BY HORACE B. STANIEORD. So Phcebe screamed an awful scream Listen,’ said he. And he played the a very beautiful and touching simile from and the Bnow brushed from them. hands, and his whole frame shivering with of Consul, and within four years established an To prove a seaman’s tex t; first movement in the F symphony. A cry ‘ Who’s them?’ asked the host. cold, for it was freezing hard. By slow this well-known practice of pastoral life:— Imperial throne. It was an amiable feature of That after black appearances, In the fall of 18—I was travelling from Itha­ ‘ Only Kate Lockland and her child,’ answered of joy escaped from the lips of the brother A Shepherd long had sough in vain Napoleon’s character that he sought to advance ca to Buffalo, in New York State, by stage. It White squalls will follow next. degrees I drew him from his lethargy, per­ and sister. They recognised him, aud cried the fat man, suaded him to accompany me, and exhorted To call a wandering sheep : the fortunes of his relatives, for we can hardly was a bitter cold morning when we set out, and ‘ What d’ye bring ’em in here for?’ the host with emotion— ‘ You are, then, Beethoven!’ He strove to make its pathway plain conceive that his own interests were furthered “ Oh, Phcebe dear! oh, Phcebe dear! him to shake off his sadness. He came out the roads were frozen hard, there having been uttered angrily. ‘ Why didn’t ye take ’em to ‘ He rose to go, but our entreaties succeed­ Though dangers thick and deep. by such a courso. It may be thought that tho considerable mud only a few days before. The Don’t go to scream or faint; with me, but was dark and despairing on yer own house, Jim Drake ?’ You think because I’m black I am ed in detaining him. founder of the Bonaparte dynasty, like his suc­ first night we put up at Danville, and on the But yet the wanderer stood aloof, ‘ Cause my house is too far.’ The Devil, but I ain’t ! that evening, and refused all consolation. cessor, Louis Philippe, endangered his throne following morning when I awoke I found that Flay to us once more—just once more.’ And still refused to come: The host was coming round the bar, and his Behind the heels of Lady Lambe ‘I hate the world,’ said he, with passion, by a policy which, though it may have been dic­ the earth was not only covered with snow, but He allowed himself to be led to the in­ Nor would she ever hear reproof, eye was flashing with mingled shame and anger, I walked while I had breath ; I hate myself, no one understands me or tated somewhat by pride, nevertheless had that the snow was then falling fast. strument. The brilliant rays of the moon Or turn to seek her home. but before he got fairly out, the stout burly But that is past, and 1 am now cares about me ; I have genius, and I am much in it of family affection. Napoleon bad After an early breakfast we set out on wheels, teamster, who had said so much, started up. entered the curtainless window, and lighted no sooner attained the chief power in France, but at the end of eight miles we were forced to A-walking after Death ! treated like a pariah ; I have a heart, and At last the gentle Shepherd took ‘ Mike Fingal,’ he uttered in tones such as up his expansive earnest forehead. by the first revolution, than young Jerome was take runners, the snow clogging up so that one to love. I am completely miser­ Her little lambs from view ! only a man confident of his own physical power ' “ No murder, though. I come to tell, ‘ I am going to improvise a sonata to the placed in the navy. This service was then dis­ the wheels would not run. When night came able.’ The mother gazed with anguished look— can command, ‘ don’t ye put a finger on that By base and bloody crime ; moonlight,’ said he playfully. He contem­ organized, neglected and unpopular. The cour­ we found onrselves forced to stop at a small vil­ 1 made no reply. It was useless to dis­ She turned—and followed too! woman. Don’t ye do it. If ye do, I ’ll crush So Phoebe dear, put off your fits plated for some minutes the sky sprinkled age and enterprise of the band of heroes who lage, only twenty miles from where we set out you as I would a pizen spider.’ To some more fitting time. pute with Beethoven, and I let him contin­ commanded the squadrons of England had in the morning. with stars; then his fingers rested on the pi­ Fingal looked the speaker in the eye for a mo­ No Coroner, like a boatswan’s mate, ue in the same strain. He did not cease till almost driven the flag of France from the sea. A good supper was provided as the inn, and ano, and he commenced to play in a low, sad, ment, and then muttered something about a My body need attack, we re-entered the city, and then he relapsed Sut W alter Scott’s A dvice to iiis Son It had been otherwise in formei day. Although the place had the appearance of comfort. We man’s having a right to do as he pleased in his With his round dozen to find out but wondrously sweet strain. The harmony England had been the first naval power, France had just set down to supper when the wind be­ into a sad silence. We crossed a dark nar­ Charles.— ‘I cannot too much impress upon own house, ho Blank away behind the bar again. , Why I have died so black. issued from the instrument, sweet and even had been an obstinate and sometimes victorious gan to blow furiously, and we could see, by row street near the gate of Coblentz. All your mind, that labor is the condition which I now turned my attention to the woman and as the rays of the moon spread over the rival. the dim light without, that the snow was beiug “ One Sunday, shortly after tea, at once he stopped, God has imposed on us in every station of her child. The former was surely not yet thirty shadows on the ground. This delicious Old French sailors might remember the days whirled and driven about in a furious manner years of age, and she was truly a beautiful wo­ My skin began to burn Hush !’ said he; ‘what is that noise?’ life. There is nothing worth having, that There was a fire in the small sitting room, and overtnre was followed by a piece in triple of Sufferein and Paul Jones, and contrast with m an-only she was pale and wan, and her eyes As if I had in niv inside I listened, and heard the faint tones of an can be had without it, from the bread which the disgraces which had befallen the republican thither we passengers, six of us adjourned. We A heater, like the urn. time, lively, light, capricious—a sort of in­ were swollen. She trembled fearfully and 1 old piano issuing from some house at a lit- the peasant wins with the sweat of his brow, tricolor the time when, under the white flag, a sat there ana conversed until near nine o’clock, could see her bosom heave as she tried to choke Delirious in the night I grew, termediate burlesque, like a dance of fairies distance. It was a plaintive melody in to the sports by which the rich man must get French fleet terrified the southern counties of and then I went out into the bar-room to smoke the sebs that were bursting forth. The child And as I lay iu bed, at midnight on the grass. Then came a England. Napoleon was no mere general; he a cigar, previous to retiring. triple time, and notwithstanding the poverty rid of his ennui. The only difference be­ was a girl about four years old. She clung They say I gathered all the wool rapid agitato finale— a breathless move­ had no narrow professional instincts : and from In the bar-room I found a bright wood file You see upon my head. of the instrument, the performer gave to twixt them is, that the poor man labors to close to her mother, and seemed frightened into ment, trembling, hurrying, describing flight the day he began to rule France he became a burning and some dozen people were sitting a forgetfulness of her cold fingers and feet. this piece great tenderness of expression. his appetite,—the rich man to get an appe­ there, smoking and drinking. (This was loDg “ His lordship for his Doctor sent, and uncertainty, inspiring vague and in­ statesman in the highest sense. To humble ‘ Kate Lockland, what in Heaven's name are ‘Beethoven looked at me with sparkling tite to his dinner. As for knowledge, it England he must make his country a naval pow­ before the introduction of Maine laws.) Sever­ My treatment to begin : stinctive terror, which bore us onwards on ye doing out this night ? asked Jim Drake. eyes ‘It is taken from my symphony in F,’ can no more be planted in the human mind er ; he must unite to his own fleets those of the al ol the company 1 judged to be teamsters : a I wish that he had called him out, its shuddering wings, and left us, at last, ‘ O, 1 was trying to find your own house, Jim Before he called him in ! said he; ‘here is the house. Listen, how without labor, than the field of wheat can be second-rate naval states, and organize a foice rough, hardy, good-natured set, who were en­ Drake, for I knew you’d give me shelter. But quite agitated with surprise and moved to joying themselves hugely over a big mug of flip. For though to physic he was bred, well it is played !’ produced without the previous use of the which would enable him to carry on an offens­ I got lo3t in the snow. I wouldn’t have cried tears. ive war against the only nation whose enmity Then there were several whom I found to be vil­ And passed at Surgeons’ Hall, The house was small and humble, and a plough. There is, indeed, this difference, that out in front of this place, but my poor child.— ‘ Adieu!’ said Beethoven, abruptly push­ was to be feared. We may imagine that some lagers—men who lived near the inn—sort of To make his post a sinecure light glimmered through the chinks of the circumstances may so cause it, that another Jim Drake, have ye seen Gecrge? O God have ing back his chair and advancing to the door vision of the coming empire prompted him to villag» politicians and newsmongers, who make mercy on him ! Poor dear George! He don’t He never cured at a ll! shu ters. He stopped to listen. In the mid­ shall reap what the farmer sows ! but no the bar-room their place of social evening meet- — ‘A d ieu !’ connect the name of his own family with the know we are freezing and starving in our own dle of the finale there was a sudden inter­ man can be deprived, whether by accident naval renown of France. The years of the “ The Doctor looked about my breast, ‘ You will come again ?’ asked both at the home ! No fuel—no food—oh—no—’ And then about my back, ruption, silence for a moment, then a stifled or misfortune, of the fruits of his own studies; consulate were years of great naval prepara­ had lighted my cigar, and taken a seat near She stopped and burst into tears, and in a mo­ same time. And then he shook his head and said -. voiee was heard, aud the liberal and extended ’acquisitions of tion, and Jerome Bonapart passed this period in the fire, when 1 noticed a buffalo skin on the ment more George Lockland leaped to his feet. ‘He stopped, and regarded the young somewhat active service. Shortly after his end of the long settee opposite to where I sat, * Your case looks very black,’ ‘I cannot go on, ’I can go no farther this knowledge which he makes, are all for his •W ho called me?’ he cried, gazing wildly blind girl with an air of compassion. brother had been elected emporer, Jerome, then and I was confident there was a human beihg And first he sent me hot cayanne evening, Frederick-’ own use. Labor, my dear boy, therefore, around. And then gamboge to swallow, ‘ Yes, yes,’ said he, hurriedly, ‘ I will only 19, committed what was in imperial eyes beneath it. I supposed it might be some stable Kate sprang up instinctively, but ere she ‘Why, sister?’ and improve the time. In youth our steps But still my fever would not turn come again, and give some lessons to mad­ his greatest indiscretion. W ithout leave, he hand who had been at work or who expected to reached her husband she stopped. The man ‘I scarcely know, unless it is because the are light, and are ductile, and knowledge is made a hasty marriage with a young American be up most of the night, and was now getting a To Scarlet or to Yellow ! emoiselle. Farewell; I will soon come saw her, and for a while he was rivited to the composition is so beautiful that I feel inca­ easily laid up. But if we neglect our spring, lady, and by this union the cosmopolite family little sleep. again. ’ sport. Sood he gazed around upon the scene “ With madder and with tumeric, pable of doing justice to it. I am so fond of our summer will be useless and contemptible, of Bonaparte counts among its members many I was looking at the buffalo robe, and thus about him, and gradually a look of intelligence He made his next attack $ ‘ They followed us to the door in silence meditating, when I heard a low, deep death­ music. Oh ! what would I not give to hear harvest will be chaff, the winter of old age un- citizens of the great republic. On his return relieved the utter blank of his hitherto pale and But neither he nor all his drugs more expressive than words, and remained home lie was chased by Sir Sydney Smith and like groan come up from beneath it, and in a few that piece played by some one who could do respectedand desolate. maniac face. Could step my dying black. standing on the threshold till we were out of Sir Richard Strachan, but escaped by running moments more the robo was thrown upon the it justice!’ Again : ‘my dear Charles, read, aud reap ‘ No fuel! No food!’ he whispered, gazing At last I got so sick of life, sight. his ship under a battery. France was then so floor, and the man who had reposed beneath it now upon his wife. ‘ Starving! God have And sick of being dosed, ‘Ah, dear sister, one must be rich to pro­ that which is useful. Man differs from came down upon the top of it, and there he lay ‘ Let us hasten home,’ said Beethoven to accustomed to ill-success at sea that a captain mercy! Vv’ho was it said those words ? Where One Monday morning I gave up cure that enjoyment. What is the use re­ birds and beasts, only because he has the who evaded capture was considered to have no for some muments like a dead man. I had just me in the street. ‘ Let us hasten, that I am I ?’ My physic and the ghost! ’ gretting when there is no help for it? We means of availing himself of the knowledge mean merit, and Jerome thought himself en­ started up, when four of the villagers and one ‘ George! George !’ cried the wife, now rush­ may note down this sonata while it is in my can scarcely pay our rent; why think of acquired by his predecessors. The swal­ titled to approbation. But Napoleon was angry of the teamsters hastened to his assistance ing forward and flinging her arms about her “ Oh, Plittbc, dear, what pain it was memory.’ They lifted him to his feet and after considerable things beyond our reach ?’ low builds the same nest which its father for many;reasons ; his brother had made what husband’s neck. • Don’t you know me ?’ To sever every tie ! ‘ He entered his room, and wrote till near­ the world calls a mis-alliance, and professional ­ effort be managed to stand up. You know black beetles feel as much ‘You are right, Frederick; and yet, for and mother build ; and the sparrow does not ‘ Kate! No fire ?—here’s fire !’ ly daybreak.’ ly he had done nothing to illustrate the family My God ! what a thrill struck my heart when I ‘ Ay, George Lockland,’ said Jim Drake, As giants, when they die. a moment, when I am playing, I long once improve by the experience its parents. The name. Jerome remained some time iu disgrace, saw that face. It was one of noble features : a starting up; ‘ this aren’t your own home.— And if there is a bridal-bed, iu my life to hear good music well executed, son of the learned pig, if it had one, would although he was again employed, and received high brow and amply developed, over which Dont you know where you are ?’ Or bride of little worth, But it is useless! it is useless !, When we are Dead, be a mere brute, only fit to make bacon the command of a squadron and the rank of clustered a mass of dark glossy ringlets ; the It’sjlying in a bed of mould, Again the poor man gazed about him, and as ‘There was something singularly touching of. I t is not so with the human race.— Rear-Admiral. But the navy, now utterly dis­ face beautifully proportioned, and each sepa­ a fearful shudder convulsed his frame, and his Along with Mother Earth. When we are dead there will be some hon­ in the tone and repetition of the last words. Our ancestors lodged in caves and wigwams, credited, was no profession for a Bonaparte, rate feature most exquisitely chiseled. But hands involuntarily closed over his eyes, I knew est sorrow. A few will be really sad, as we and Jerome in 1807 entered the ranks of the what an expression rested there now ! The “ Alas ’ some happy, happy day, Beethoven looked at me. ‘ Let us enter,’ where we construct palaces for the rich, and that tho truth had burst upon him. are robed for the grave. Fewer, probably, Great Army with the grade of General. great dark eyes had a vacant, idiotic stare , the In church I hoped to stand, said he, abruptly. comfortable dwellings for the poor; and ‘ No fuel!—no food !’ he groaned. than we now suppose. We are vain enough Then came the epoch of the new dynasties, face was pale as death, and the lips looked dry ‘ O, sir,’ whispered the wife, catching Drake And, like a muff of sable skin, ‘Enter!’ said I ; ‘why should we enter ?’ why is this, but because our eye is enabled and parched, and much discolored. His clothes Receive your lily hand. to think our departure will produce consid­ Joseph went to Naples and then to Spain ; convulsively by tho arm, ‘ take us away from ‘I will play to her,’ replied he, with viva­ erable sensation. But we over estimate it. to look upon the past, to improve upon our Louis to Holland; young Serome. married to a were torn and soiled, and one of his hands were here. D o.’ But sternly with that piebald match, bloody. Ilo was surely not more thun five-and- My fate untimely clashes, city. ‘She has feeling, genius, intelligence : Out of a small circle how soon shall we be ancestors’ improvements, and to avoid their Princess of Wurtemherg, received the new ‘ But you’re cold Kate.’ I will play to her, and she will appreciate errors ? This can only be done by studying Crown of Westphala; Murat ruled at Naples ; thirty, and his appearance would at once indi­ ‘ No, no, no. It’s only a little way to your For now, like Pompe-double-i, forgotten! A single leaf of a boundless cate a man of more than common abilities. But I’m sleeping in my ashes ! me.’ And before I could prevent him his history,and comparing it with passing events.’ Bernapotte was heir to the crown of Sweden.— house. I shall die here !’ forest has fallen! That is all. the demon hud him, and made him into some­ hand was on the door. It was not locked, All the continental world was represented at ‘ Will you go home with me, George?’ Jim “ And now farewell! a last farewell! Paris by rich embassies; England was alone, thing now below the bruto. and opened immediately. I followed hint The gay will laugh AVnuliug to Bury u Man Alive. asked of the husband. I’m wanted down below, When thou art gone; the solemn brood of care apparently under the ban of mankind. It was How d’ye feel now, George ?’ asked one of ‘ Any where!’ gasped the poor man, ‘ Oh, across a dark corridor, towards a half-open And have but time enough to add Plod on } and each one, as before, will chase The Courricrdes Etals Unis has the following natural to be elated by such miraculous and the men who bad gone to his assistance. my God! No fuel—no food! Kate, Kate, are One word before I go— door to the right. He pushed it, and we His favorite phantom. recital, which it pronounces as passing strange, sudden greatness, and, though ‘ Madam Mere’ But he only groaned in reply, and was soon you hurt?’ In mourning crape bombazine found ourselves in a poor,destitute room,with and which, for the honor of the French name, is reported to have said, ‘ I may one day be persuaded to lie down again, being told that The world will go on without us. We But the wife could not speak, and as soon as Ne’er spend your precious pelf— a little stove at one end, and some coarse it trusts is untrue, but the facts are obtained called on to find ‘ bread for all these Kings,’ her h ’ed soon feel better. possible the fat old villager had the lantern in Don’t go in black for me—for I furniture. A pale young man was seated at may have thought a very important wheel in from so responsible a source thlit the editor children had no misgiving. Jerome was not As soon as he was on the settee once more, readiness, and half a dozen went to help him , the great machinery will be ungeared when feels at liberty to give it to the public. Hesays: and the buffalo over him, the men returned to Can do it for myself. a table, working at a shoe. Near him, ben­ much of a ruler, ho had not been much of a ‘ Come,’ he said, ‘ lead George, one of you, we are gone. But the world goes clattering “ One of our countrymen, named Gilbert, with­ sailor, and lie afterwards proved to be rattier an their seats. ding in a melancholy manner over an old pi­ you take Kate—you are stouter than I—and I “ Henceforth within my grave I rest, on as if nothing had happened. If we filled out relatives in New York, found himself, some indifferent General. Ae commanded 70,000 Who is that chap? asked one of the team­ will take the little one.’ But Death, who there inherits, ano, was a young girl. Both were cleanly, sters, looking toward the villagers who had important stations in society; if we have time since, sick in a French boarding house of Germans in the Russian campaign, and was sur­ The last was spoken to the stout teamster, Allowed my spirit leave to come, but very poorly dressed. They rose and turn­ Laurens street. Attended by Dr.------, he nev­ prised at Smolensko, disconcerted the plans of been assisting the unfortunate. wondered what would, or could be done, if and he took the wife in his arms, as though she You seemed so out of spirits: ed towards us as we entered. ertheless called, Thursday last, on Dr. P etit- the Emperor, and was sent buck in disgrace to That’s George Lockland,’ returned a stout had been an infant, But do not sigh, and do not cry, ‘Pardon me,’ said Beethoven’ somewhat we were removed ; yet how soon others will jean, to koow as to his treatment. Dr. P etit- Germany. Europe raised against the falling honest looking man. ‘ It’s only a few steps,’ said Drake, as he By grief too much engrossed, ‘ Does ho belong here ?’ emharrased, ‘pardon me; but I heard music, fill our stations! The world will be a hust­ jean approved of the treatment prescribed by conqueror ; Jerome fled from his kingdom, which started ta go. ‘ I’ll send your lantern back, Not for a ghost of color, turn his confrere, reassured the sick man, and prom­ had now ceased to exist. After a separation ‘ Y’es. Didn’t ye ever hear of him ?’ and was tempted to enter, I am a musican.’ ling, active world without us. It was so be­ Mike Fingal.’ The color of a ghost. * fore we entered it. It will be so when we ised to see him again. from his consort, his wauderings led him to 1 he teamster replied that be had not. And with this the party left the bar-room.— ‘The girl blushed, and the young man assu­ ‘ Well,’ resumed the fat man, ‘ it’s too bad I are gone. Friday last Mr. Gilbert fell into a sort of Trieste, where he received the news that Na­ I went to the window and saw them wading off Again, farewell, my Phcebe dear! med a grave, almost severe manner. lethargic stupor, and so continued, causing the poleon had escaped from Elba, and was once declare ’tis. Lockland might be one of the first Once more a last adieu ! When we are dead, affection may erect a through the deep snow, and when they were ‘I heard also some of your words,’ con­ nurse to believe that he was dead. In the morn more in France an Emperor, and able perhaps, men in town if he’d a mind too ; but you see he out of sight I turned away. The host came For I must make myself as scarce monument. But the hand that set it up tinued my friend. ‘You wish to hear— ing, the nurse announced down-stairs, that the to make him once more a king. The Austrian will drink ; and the worst of it is, he makes u out and began to explain matters ; but I was As swans of sable hue.” . will soon be powerless as ours, and for the sick man had died. Then ensued an incredible government watched Jerome, who however, fool of himself. He can’t touch it without do­ From black to gray, from gray to naught, that is, you would like— in short, would you sick enough already, and with an aching heart same cause. How soon they that weep over controversy, and a scene still more incredible. found means to escupe. Muiat sent a frigate ing just as he’s been doing now. He started I left the room. The shape began to fade— like mq to play to you ?’ us will follow us! T fc monument itself will Dr.------and another of his confreres, who was to take him off secretly, and he was soon in here as a lawyer, and a smart one he is, too. On tho following morning I came down to And, like an egg, though not so white, ‘There was something eo strange, so ab­ crumble, and it will fall on the dust that called, were loud in proclaiming that the pa­ Paris, one of the heroes of the Hundred Days. Why, he can argue old Upham right out of his breakfast later than usual, for I had slept but The Ghost was newly laid ! rupt, so comical iu the whole affair, and boots. They daren’t trust him with business, covers us. If the marble or the granite tient was dead; on the other hand, Drs. Petit- Waterloo was his last field, and for many hours little through the Dight. About nine o’clock something so agreeable and eccentric in the jean and Sidobovitcii, contended that he was of the 18th of June the corps under his com­ ’cause he ain’t sure of ever doing it. He’s got long endures, yet the eye of affection will the driver came in and told us the stage would THE GOLDEN MEDIUM. manners of him who had spoken, that the but in a lethargic state. It seemed that pend­ mand attacked in vain the Chateau of Hougou- one of the heautifulest little wives you ever saw; be ready in five minutes. I went into the bar ice was broken in an instant, and all invol­ not endure to read the graven letters. Men ing these sad doubts it was due to the unfortu­ munt. When Napoleon fell for the last time, and one of the handsomest children. But, poor room for a cigar. Jim Drake had just come in things! I pity ’em. Then there’s another thing BY WILLIAM P. HALE. untarily smiled. will give a glance at the name of one they nate that some attention should be paid to him, his brother’s career seemed to have closed. A to bring the old cloak they had wrapped around but the proprietor of the house declared that rum operates different on him from what it does ‘Thank you,’ said the young shoemaker; never knew, and pass on without the thought German title and a German estate were conferr­ the child the night before. Too often I’ve pledged in October’s ^rown draught ‘ dead or not dead, the sick man should be car­ ed on him, and it seemed likely that after hav­ on most folks. It doesn’t show itself outside, ‘ W hat’ll ye have this morning, Jim ?’ I heard ‘but our piano is bad, and then we have no of the slumberer below. The friends who around me a chorus would troll, ried out of the house that same day.’ D r ------ing been Admiral, General, King, fugitive and as it does ou almost every body else, but it seems the landlord ask us he set out a tumbler.’ Too many a bumper of Burgundy quaffed, music.’ On my grassy grave furnished a certificate of death, the permission proscript,—after having seen campaigns by land to eat him up inside. You see how pale he looks The men of future time will careless tread ‘ Nothing,’ returned the fat man, emphatical­ Till I felt like a Bacchanal fired in soul ; * N q music !’ repeated my friend; ‘how to inter was obtained, the coffin brought, and and sea, and borne a part in the greatest drama —well, he’s always so when he’s on one of these And read my name upon the sculptured atone ; ly. ‘ I ’m done, Mike Fingal. I ’m done with Not to know that although trouble, sorrow and woe, then did Mademoiselle------: He stopped without ecruple they were about to proceed to the world lias witnessed, ho would sink into times. He can’t eat nothing, and I don’t sup­ that stuff. I’ll drink no more of it. I wouldn’t Nor will the sound, familiar to their ears, In the bowl for awhile out of memory sank, and colored ; for the young girl had just tur­ the burial, less than twelve hours after the sup­ obscurity at 30 years of age. pose he’ll put a bit of food into his stomach for hut® como now, only poor Lockland was up and With the next morning’s sun has repentance begun, Recall my vanished memory. a week to come.’ ned towards him, and by her sad, veiled posed death, if Dr. P etitjean had not returned But he was once more to be lifted to emi­ his sweet little wife was hanging about his neck. And the toper regretted how deeply he drank: in time to put a stop to so iniquitous an act. nence. A third of a century passed away, and How long has ho been so asked the teams­ eyes, he saw that she was blind. When we are dead our influence will not They was cryin’ so I couldn’t stand it, and I had So take things as they coine—take the calm with the strife, be dead. We leave epitaphs upon indestruc­ His energies in opposition triumphed over all re­ two dynasties had fallen in France. Another ter. to clear out. O, it’s dreadful, Mike Fingal. Take the lights with the shadow’s, the best with the worst $ ‘I— I entreat you to pardon me,’ stammer­ How d'ye mean?’ tible materials. Our manner of life has sistance—the sick man was released from the generation had arisen, new ideas and new sci­ You don't know what them poor things have If we want to enjoy any pleasure for life, ed he,; ‘but I did not remark at first. You shroud. The pulse and the heart beat sensibly. ences had changed the face of Europe. All the Why, how long since he took to drink, and been writing them. We have stirred up suffered! But they shan’t have my example Moderation’s the thing to observe from the first. play, then, from memory?’ At the last hearing that we have, Mr. Gilbert old soldiers and statesmen were gone; even the how long since he’s been drunk now ?’ any more.’ thought and awakened emotion. The won­ Well, bo’s took to drink more or less ever ‘Entirely.’ yet lives, and is fast approaching recovery, in traditions of their ago seemed departing, when 1 All ready !’ shouted the driver. And I was Too often I’ve basked in the sunshine of eyes, derful machinery of mind has felt our pre­ the hospital where he was carried.’ Jerome Bonaparte, who had been heard of as since he came from college ; but it's been only forced to leave. The wind had all gone down ; That seemed but the beacons of truth and of bliss, ‘And where have you heard this music be­ sence. We have pressed the stamp of char­ early as any of them, reappeared on the stage, about a year that he’s been right down hard to the air was sharp and bracing, and slowly we Too often have hung on soft-murmured replies fore ?’ acter into the warm wax of our moral sensi­ Nine years ago, John Townsend, a farmer of stilfnot a very old man. An Augustus had Ye see folks began to find out how slack he wallowed away from the village. That echoed my vows, to be sealed with a kiss ; was in his business, and they wouldn’t give him ‘I heard a lady, who was our neighbor at bilities around us. Our places of business, Maryland, died, leaving a will by which he arisen to continue the empire of the modern Ju ­ I reached Bufialo two days later than I ex­ Not to know, that although to her cheek came a glow’, Bruhl, two years ago. During the summer emancipated his slaves, seventy in number.— lius, and Jerome was ooce more a Prince of an any jobs of consequence to do. I s’pose that W bile to beauty a slave to submission I bowed, our social resort, may know us no more; kind o’set him a going in this fashion. And as pected when I set out, and having transacted evenings, her window was always open, and Fearing lest his heirs might break his will, and Imperial family. We certainly need not search my business there, 1 went to the Mississippi and \ \ hen my back has been turned, all my love has been but living accountable beings feel the influ­ for this drunk, I should say he’d been on it a thus defeat his humane purposes, he also exe­ ancient hibtory for instances of the mutability so on down to New Orleans. Four years after­ spurned, I walked before her house to hear her. ’ ence that involves our personal departure. cuted, shortly before his death, a deed of eman­ fortnight. He’s got down about as low as he of fortune in pulling down and setting up men. ward I bad occasion to travel that same road a- And my fair to another her constancy vowed : ‘And you have never heard any other cipation, in order if possible, to make sure of The present age has had enongh examples to can get aud live, and I guess he’ll get sober in a So I’ve thought with myself in some silly love strife, day or two.’ gain, and stopped in that same village to take m usic?’ A sailor is said to be not a sailor when he their freedom. The case has been in litigation supply moralists for all time, and the houses of dinner. The bar was still open, but Mike Fin­ Though I felt as my heart had been ready to b u rst; ‘Never—excepting the music in the is ashore, and the fool he makes of himself till recently. First, the will was set aside by Bourbon and Bonaparte may furnish names to But where does he get his liquor ?’ asked the If w'e want to enjoy any pleasure for life questioner. gal had gone away. I walked out after dinner, when he tries to steer a horse or nayigate a the superior court of the State, on the alleged adorn all the tales that are likely to he written. and soon came across a neatly painted office, Moderation’s the thing to observe from the first. streets.’ You must ask Mike FiDgal that question was ground of Mr, Townsend’s insanity, and the Napoleon III. was anxious to connect his own over the door of which I read : ‘Sho seemed frightened ; so Beethoven carriage, is proof that he is not himself when seventy persons declared slaves. The law suit, the others answer. Too often I’ve fancied I’d found me a spot rule as much as possible with the memories of did not add another word, but quietly seat­ out of his ‘ native ’ element. which has just been decided was brought by the old Empire, and Jerome, with his resem­ All eyes were turned upon the landlord, who ‘ Georgs Lockland, Attorney and Counsellor Where, lapped in all beauties that nature could lend ed himself at the instrument, and commenc­ Jack Dimon left the seas, and resolved to the friends of the slaves, to test the value of the now stood behind the bar. He was evidently at Law.' In less than five minutes afterward I Companions might hasten to share in my lot, blance to his brother, his eventful life as one of have a good time on shore for a year or two troubled at this turn, and he moved uneasily saw a fat good-natured man coming toward me, And enjoy an Elysium never to end ; ed to play. He had not touched many notes deed of emancipation. That, too, has been de­ that strange band of Kings, and his share in when I guessed what would follow, and how to see how he liked it, and perhaps he would cided against them, and they go to their chains what is to Frenchmen almost the whole history upon his high stool. whom I at once recognized as Jim Drake. As Not to know, that although while the summer winds blow he came up, I said : sublime he would be that evening, and I was never plow the -briny deep again, Not long without hope. Thus do slaveholders shut Hp of France, was a personage who could not be ‘ Mike Fingal,’ spoke tho teamster, ‘ do you Merry sunshine and youth can dispel every gloom sell that man rum ?’ ‘ Excuse me, sir, but I wish to ask how Mr. Brill, as time hurries on, friends and flowers will be gone— had he been on land before he had occasion every passible avenue to freedom, and defeat the too highly placed. It was well that a Bonaparte not deceived. Never, never during the Yes, I do,’ the fellow replied with an effort. Lockland is getting on now.’ The flowers to decay, and the friends to the tomb: efforts of all; even their own number, in its be­ should he seen at the Tuileries who had been many years I knew him did I hear him play to go a short distance into the country on half. Slavery they intend shall bo as hopeless ‘ Don’t I sell you the same when you call for ‘ Squire Lockland, you mean ?’ he answered, Bo take things as they come, take the calm with the strife seen there when men were reading in tho Mon- as on this day for the young blind girl and business, and he required the aid of a horse as the grave, and parallel in its continuance iteur about Austerlitz or Friedland. As a dy­ it? ’ with a proud look. You know him then ?’ The lights with the shadow’s, the best with the w orst; and wagon. As he was returning from his ‘ I did once,’ said I. If we want to prolong any pleasure for life, her brother. Never did I hear such energy, with human existence. The Northerner who nasty involves the idea of inheritance, it was ‘ But I aren’t a poor drunkard, and you know it. That aren’t no excuse. Mike I shouldn’t ‘ Then you ought to know him now. He is Moderation’s the thing to observe from the first. such passionate tenderness, such gradations excursion, an acquaintance met him driving advocates freedom is a ‘ mad fanatic.’ The desirable that there should be an heir presump­ of melody aud modulation. From the mom­ on at a furious rate, and stopping him for a Southener who emancipates his slaves affords by tive to the throne, and it is strange that the think you’d do it.’ the first man in the county—the fiist man, sir. Four years ago this next month that’s coming, ent his fingers commenced to move over the little conversation, was surprised to observe that act sufficient evidence for the courts to de­ failing health of the old man should coincide in When he wants rum he’s bound to have it, W hat wag Joan of Arc made of? Made cide him a lunatic. and if I didn’t let him have it, somebody else he was just about as low as a man can could be, piano, the toncsof the instrument seemed to that Jack’s horse had a large stone suspend­ timo with the expected fulfilment of the Ernpe- (Maid) of Orleans. ror’s natural hopes. As an old soldier of France would,’ said the host. hut he started right up, and now he’s almost as soften and become more equal. ed from his tail, to which it was tied by a W hat is the difference between Joan of Arc “Printers can Read Anything.” — The a- as a member of a most extraordinary family, as Now that's old,’ energetically pursued the high as a man can be. Did ye ever know the red bandana. and Noah’s Ark ? One was Maid of Orleans, ‘We remained sitting, listening to him bove remark is often made by correspondents a former Sovereign of Europe, as an instance of teamster. ‘ On the same ground you might Squire’s wife !’ and the other was made of Gopher wood. breathlessly. The brother and sister were ‘What on earth, Jack, have you got on and advertisers, as an excuse for half spelling fortune's strangest reverses, Prince Jerome Bo- take a pistol and go out and rob folks, because, ‘ I have seen her,’ I replied. I saw that W hat is the difference between Noah’s Ark dumb with astonishment, as if paralysed.__ that horse’s tail ?’ was the very natural in­ words, appreviating technicalities, and slovenly noparte is among the celebrities of these days, if you didn’t somebody else would. But that Drake didn’t recognize me. and a wood-boat]? One was made o f Gopher quiry o f his friend. unreadable writing generally. There is no doubt and we trust that he may be spared to welcome isn’t here nor there. The thing is, I don’t see ‘ But you should see her now. Ah, ’twas a wood, and the other was made to go for wood. The former had laid aside his work the lat­ ‘Why you see,’ said Jack, with as much that printers are better decipherers of bad man­ an heir to the Imperial throne, more fortuuate what kind of a heart you have to do it.’ great change for her. That’s the child—that ter, her head slightly inclined, had approach­ little girl coming this way. Aint there a little seriousness as became the occasion, ‘when uscript, than any other class of persons, but than him whose birth be celebrated more than The conversation was here interrupted by a ed the instrument, aud her two hands were when for instance, a merchant writes that be forty years ago. picture for ye ?’ “ I am afraid yon will come to w ant,” said I left port this (norning, we got off at a pret­ sound from the street. The wind was still blow­ an old lady to her daughter. elapsed on her breast, as if she feared the has receivedjfivs Bts, ten pounds, Cls. itisjsome- ing madly, and the snow was driving against I looked and saw a bright-eyed, sunny-haired ty smart lick—-say five or six knots—and “ I have come to want already,” r ~ _^ie re­ beating of her heart might interrupt those what difficult to tell whether the merchant real­ An Irish writer in relating an account of a the windows, but above the voice of the storm zirl of some eight summers, coming laughing ply ; “ I want a nice youn accents o f magic sweetness, It *' seemed "as i got on 80 we began to scud before the ly means boots, biscuits or butter-nuts ; chalk, shipwreck, “ rejoices that the crow won came the BOOK NOTICES. her arms to ‘ Uncle Drake,’ as she called the it will not relinquish the hope of cairying Afri­ RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE. NEWS ITEMS. LATERFROM EUROPE. X r o M a i i l j old man, and while be was kissing her and chat­ S t e can Slavery into that new Territory. If you are prepared to assume that ground, why not do ting with her, I moved on. I looked back once Christine; ok W oman’s Trials, by Laura J. The Bible in Newspaper Form.—A meeting The Small Pox.—The small pox still contin­ it manfully and consistently, and establish Sla­ Arrival of Slcauaahip Washington. at that happy, beauteous face, just to contrast Curtis. Price one dollar. DeWitt & Daven­ was held in Now York a few days since to con­ ues its ravages at Albany. Mr. Wells, a mem­ it with the pale, frightened features 1 had seen Thursday Evening, April 17,1856. very there by a direct and explicit act of Con­ port Publishers, 160 162 Nassau St., N. Y. sider the expediency of printing the Bible in ber of tbe Legislature, has died with it, and no gress ! But have we come to that stage of de­ on that dismal night in the bar-room. newspaper form. Mr. Solomon Jenner presided, less than a dozen members have been attacked PRUSSIA PUTTING OBSTACLES IN THE moralization and degeneracy so soon ! We, Spear has just received this book upon which and addresses were made by a number of clergy­ by it. This disease is also prevailing quite gen­ WAY OF PEACE! Senator Seward’s Kansas Speech. who commenced our political existence and gain­ we have seen very favorable comments of late men. It is proposed to print portions of the erally throughout the South. An exchange T he Coolie Trade—*.The New York Journal ed the sympathies of the world by proclaming to Whatever prejudices may exist in the minds in the papers. The writer if we mistake not, is Scriptures in newspaper form, for gratuitous says: N ew York, April 12. The steamer Wash­ o f Commerce prints tho following extract from other nations that we held “ these truths to be a native of Bangor. We have not had tho book circulation among the lowest and poorest clas­ “ In Carter and Washington counties, Tenn., a private letter dated Swotow, China, Dec. 10, of a portion of the community in regard to the self-evident: “ That all men are born equal, ington, from Southampton March 26th, arrived ses. It is hoped that by this means, many per­ and Madison and Buncombe counties, N. C., in 1855, to show how the materials of the modern political character «of Senator Seward, particu­ ‘ and have certain inalienable rights; and that long enough to allow of more than a perusal of at this port at 7 o’clock this morning, bringing sons who would otherwise never read the Scrip­ Greene county Tenn., its ravages have been a- slave trade in Chinese Coolies are obtained: ‘ among these rights are life, liberty and the pur- Liverpool dates of 24th and London 25th. larly in the minds of thoso w ho associate with its pages, with a careful reading of some of its tures may be brought to a knowledge of their larming ; and Greenville, the county 6eat, is “ We have now bent our sails, and espect to ‘ suit of happiness:” we, who in thespirit ol that The Peace Treaty was not signed. Matters his high qualities and abilities, the idea of best scenes, which surely are well drawn. A truths. Meusures are being taken to raise a guarded by armed men to prevent communica­ sail for Callao in a few days. We have now on declaration have assumed to teach and to illus­ at the Paris Conference were not so harmonious, fund to defray the expenses of the movement. tion with the infected district. The town of board seven hundred Coolies, and except to take ‘ free soil” and . ultra views upon the slav ery trate, for the benefit of mankind, a higher and description of a farmers kitchen in the very first owing to difficulties interposed by Prussia.— Jonesburg, Tenn., is also guarded by armed Peace, however, is considered substantially cer­ two hundred more. 1 suppose, if God preserves question, no candid person can read his speech better civilization than they have hitherto known! of the book is true to life, and we think the First Home Missionary in Nebraska.—The citizens. In Sumter, S. C., the disease has tain. our lives, we will arrive in about seventy-live Qn the n;Qth jngt Jn the n g genate> If the Congress of the United States shall persist same may be said in general, of the author’s at. Home Missionary for April announces that the days. I will try to explain what our cargo con- made its appearance, and iu the lower counties The British Admiralty have sent out the . „ . * . r „ _Urt I hom . .hot it ,, Jl lYlflSLeriV in this attempt, then they shall at least allow American Homo Missionary Society bave plant­ of Virginia,” Bists of, viz., m en; Chinamen of course, wtio without being convinced that it is a masterly me to predict its results. Either you will not tempts, both at sketching scenes and characters. ed their standard at Omeha City, opposite Coun­ steam frigates lurtarus and Desperate in search of the Collins steamship Pacific. are called Chinamen Coolies. As you have been production, and we cannot bco how it can be de­ The'substance of the story' is to give tho history N ew York, April 13. Steamer Granada, establish African Slavery in Kansas, or you will cil Bluffs, thus adding Nebraska to the list of The Copenhagen correspondent of the Lon­ to Russia, you had a sample ; the same as serfs, do it at the cost of the sacrifice of all the ex­ States and Territories occupied by this Society. from Havana 8th inst., arrived hero to-day. nied that he has sustained his argument in favor of “ Christine ’’ who is a girl placed in a po­ don Times states thot the Danish Commissary or us our southern negroes ; but, poor things, isting liberties of the American people. Even Rev. Ruehen Gaylord is the appointed pioneer She brings no news of importance. of the immediate admission of Kansas into the sition which gave her do opportunity to culti­ had submitt-'d to the Copenhagen Conference a they are torn from their parents and friends, _ The British men-of-war, Powerful and Arab, if Slavery were, what it is not, a boon to the in-this good work. proposal of the capitalization of the Sound dues, aDd sent on board of our ship, and many other Union. The particular admirers of President vate a mind filled with ardent longings, and high were at Havana. people of Kansas, they would reject it if en­ fixing 35,000,000 Rix dollars as the minimum chips of our own country, as well as English.— . pierce will not relish the manner in which he forced upon their acceptance by Federal bayo­ aspirations, and which not being properly ap­ R evivals in our Colleges.—The answers of Bellows Falls, Vt., April 13. Two boys, indemnity which Denmark claimed. The writer They kidnap them and take them to the junk, ‘ j gbown up bjs position in relation to that nets. The attempt is in conflict with all the God to the prayers of his people in behalf of preciated, are kept in check by those who have one a son of Silas Bowtell, railroad conductor, states further that the United States having de­ as we call it, and stay there one or two weeks, tendendies of the age. the Colleges of our land are already beginning territory, but that will not prevent them from charge of her culture and early training. She to be felt, and we have intelligence of several and the other named O’Brien, were drowned clined taking part in the Conference, the ques­ till the captain thinks proper to take them on We regret the want of space for more of the board our ship. They are bought for fifteen and ' giving the Senator the credit of a manly avow- finally overcomes every obstacle—becomes edu revivals. yessterday, while playing on some logs in the tion would in all probability be resolved with­ out their co-operation. tweuty dollars per man, and when the captain j aj of honest opinions. speech in the same connection. But the ex. There is a special religious interest in Ingham canal. Their bodies were diccovered late at cated, accomplished and fascinating, tries hard Mr. Buchanan would leave Southampton for is ready to go on board the junk, the mate sings tracts already given will give some idea of its Collegiate Institute, at Leroy, N. Y. The last night, after diligent seareb, in which most of Col Webb, of tho N. ¥ . Courier and En- to do good in the world,—and succeeds. There Thursday in February, was observed by the Col­ our citizens took part. home on the 9th of April, in the Arago. He out • Lay ait here, culling the boys by name, i character, and as the speech has a wide circula­ and they have to keep the boat away from the . 4uirer comments upon the speech in the follow- is certainly much good in the book and nothing lege and tho Presbyterian Church as a day of had gone to Paris, accoaipanied by Mr. Camp­ tion, both in pamphle’t form and in the papers, P rovidence, April 13. The election to fill bell, American Consul at London, and Mr. Cros- junk for fear some of the Coolies' friends coming emphatic terms ; that is not,that we cansee. It is decidedly pleas­ fasting and prayer. ten vacancies in tho General Assembly, was held and taking them away. we hope all who wish may see and read it. The result has been an increased solemnity kie, American Consul for Southamton, and “ Governor Seward has just finished a speech ant reading. Call and examine it at Spear’s, in this city on Saturday. Tho fusion ticket would visit the Hague before bis return. We have one Cooley who has run away from and an earnest cry for saving grace. More than upon the Kansas question, which, if he had nev­ was elected. 7 Americans and 3 Republicans, by According to tho London Times, the cause of five different ships. The kidnappers bring out twenty are rejoicing in hope. All the present er spoken before, and should never speak again, 9 3 ” The conclusion of Hon. Lot M. Morrill's majorities of from 234 to 757. the difficulties at the Paris Conference was a de- the Coolies the same as nt the slave market at Peterson’s Ladies’ Magazine for May is re senior class nre now numbered on the Lord’s side would stamp him ns one of the clearest thinkers inund put forth by the Prussia Plenipotentiaries Mobile, for inspection. They are then made to speech on the Liquor Bill appears iu the tri­ ceived, and as usual is filled with choice read­ —a thing which has never occurred but once Col Robinson af Kansas is now on a visit to and ablest statesmen of our country. In its before in the history of the Institution. Boston. lie is hopeful of Kansas as a Free to be admitted to sign tho treaty of peace on go through several exercises, jumping, kicking, | presentation of faCtg ifcg arraignment of the weekly Age of Saturday. It is a speech which ing. It may be found at the Bookstores. State, unless Congress should authorize a new the same footing, and in the same character, as Ac., and then inspected by the doctor After i ^ de„t j,s invecti and its logical conclu will not give the highest satisfaction to those A very interesting revival is in progress in State convention by the adoption of Douglass’ if Prussia had been a party to the alliance l“8 J . are • • 6lven , j n<>W 1 f , 1 * I SIUUB sions HUIUfrom premisesLICUHDCO which I11VIX were »C1C establishedVOIUU1IB1JCU tovu the University at Oglethorpe, Flu. Some six flh n a i-n t I p ohm unn wo n«vo t.n L’Pon cpnfrr — t . opposed to prohibitory laws. It is an able 0 3 ” The May number of Godey's Lady's bill, reported for that purpose, in which case throughout. It is 6aid that Russia supports aboard tl.e ship, and we have to keep s e n try .- the satisfaction of every hearer, it was one of or seven already cherish a hope. Prussia in these pretentions. This took place H e nave twenty men armed on sentry, night : speech. He cites opinions from Chief Justice Book lias some beautiful engravings, and tbe the free state men anticipate another invasion the most triumphant arguments ever presented at the meeting of the 22d. Another meeting and day. The Coolies have several times tried At Princeton, we learn the Holy Spirit is evi­ from the Missourians and no little bloodshed. to the American people through the Senate of Taney, of the U. S. Supreme Court, Justice Me usual number of fashion plates, and other eni- was held on the 24th, but nothing of its delib­ to rise ; and if it had not been for two or three d e n t ly in the College and village. Meetings at H e reports that a majority of the men from the the United States. Since the palmiest days of Lean and Woodbury of the same Court, Chief erations had transpired. Tbe o p in io n that the Coolies who made it known, they would have belishments. The reading matter is in the gen­ College nightly are densely packed, and fear­ south, who came there to settle, areas much op­ the immortal Webster, no such argument has Conference would ultimately resolve into an taken the ship We have plenty of ammunition Justice Shepley of this State, and Chief Justice eral pleasant style of “ Godey’s ” articles.— fully solemn. Some conversions of notoriously posed to slavery us those from the north. ever been listened to within the walls of the dissipated young men have occurred. European Congress, is strongly believed. on board, and three guns, which are lashed 60 eapitol; and were the Great Defender of the Shaw from the Mass, Reports, in support of bis For sale at the bookstores. Rev. Theodore Parker, preached in Boston on The Times' Crimean correspondent says; as to bear on the slaves, if they should rise.— Constitution alive, and had he been a listener to argument. At Wabash College, Ind., there is quite an Fast Day from tho text—“ The dark places of 1 The war party still cherish hopes that the ne- A ship took some from here and sold them for ibis great speech he would have been the first 93” We would call particular attention to out-pouring of the Spirit, dating from the con­ the earth are full of the habitationsof cruelty,” gotiations may -break ' down.- It may suit ' the‘ 250 dollars each. This ship expects to stay out cert of prayer for Colleges in February. Six­ applying his text to the present condition of to have pronounced it alike able, patriotic and 9 3 ” The Belfast Progressive Age came to us the advertisement of Messrs. N. Boynton it Co., French to rnuke concessions, but it ought not to here about two years.’’ conservative,—aye, as truly conservative as any teen students have been admitted to the Church, affairs in Kansas. suit us. They doubtless consider they have last week materially enlarged and typographic­ of Boston, whict appears in our columns to and others are serious. speech ever made by Daniel Webster himself,” A traveller in San Joaquin Valley describes a done enough for honor and glory, and to re­ ally improved. The Age is one of the most Re­ day ; it will be noticed that they are the selling venge the reverses of 1812; moreover, they I llinois Cattle.—In the rich pastures of Il­ Omitting any notice of the speech till near Seventeen young ladies connected with the wild and vivid scene. “ Captain Egan resumed linois, where the tall but coarse original herbage publican spirited prints in the State, and ap­ cannot afford war as England can, and their ar­ its close, where he concludes his remarks upon agents for the Cotton Duck, manufactured at Normal Seminary at New Brighton Pa., have command, and sent six ol us into the valley, of the prairies has been supplanted by a thick pears to be flourishing. my, however numerous on paper, is dwindling the disordered and revolutionary state of that the Russell Mills, Plymouth, which possesses beeD converted during a revival which is still in where the wild mustang horses roamed in bands turf of blue grass, cattle aie reared of a pro­ of tens and thousands. The sound made by sadly. Scurvy and fever are playing havoc in the following advantages over most of tho Cot­ progress. its ranks. The mortality is stated to be 120 per digious size. The Chicago Democratic Press, territory, whose people have constituted them­ their feet was like distant heavy thunder; large [ST- The “ Alexander Family,” as will be under the head of “ Illinois Cattle the Largest selves a State and upplied to Congress for ad­ ton Duck now in use. At Rochester, N. Y., since the day of fasting herds of elk were playiDg around, and the heav- day, and frequently more.’’ in the World,” gives the following account ol seen by their advertisement in another part of 1st. The Cotton is more thoroughly cleaned, and prayer- - lor Colleges, . the University „ - has c, he- ens were darkened by millions of water fowls, The Allies had commenced the demolition of mission into the Union, he proceeds :— the enclosure lines arcund Sebastopol. thirty bullocks which are on their way to New this paper, make their appearance in Rockland come a new centre of revival influence, borne and at times we stopped for hours to let the I propose to apply the remedy now, by ad­ thereby giving the Duck a white surface and III nr IS arnrlonro oro lnnulmnrr hnnn ! ‘ Ismael Pacha is increasing the army of Ana­ York city : 10 or 15 students are indulging hope. mustangs cross our trail. mitting the new State with is present popula­ on Friday and Saturday evenings next. The rendering it less liable to mildew. tolia. Gen. Mouravieff has reinforcements via “ These cattle belong to Mr. B. F. Harris, an At the Female Seminary iu Springfield, Ohio, j extensive stock-feeder, who resides on section 31, tion and present Constitution. My opponents performances of thia company are spoken of in 2d. The stretch is taken out of the warp and Accident.—A son of Mr. Poet Longfellow Caspian Sea' and Tiflis. sixteen of the pupils have been converted, and ; bad hig left band groatly ‘inj ured, Thursday, by town 20 North, range 7 East of 3d P. M., in insist on postponing the measure until the Ter­ very high terms by the press in other parts of filling which makes the Duck firm and the sails Sir Hyde Parker, commander of the English Champaign county, Illinois, near the town of ritory shall be conceded to contain 93,700 in others are inquiring. i tbe expios;on of a toy gun barrel, into which naval forces in the East Indies, died at Devon- habitants" and"until Those'autho?iries"s’han di- tbe State> and no doubt we sba11 bave a ricb en’ to yield less than if manufactured by tbe old Urbana and the Chicago branch of the Illinois The Elmira, N Y., Female College and the i be verY imprudently put some powder. port on the 21st of March. rcet and authorize the people to organize a new , tertainment from them. I t is said they far ex- method. Sir Henry Pottinger died at Malta on' the Central Railroad. He has just finished them Wyoming Seminary, Kingston, Pa., are visited i “ No man can do anything against his will,” State, under a new' Constitution. In other ! oei tbe original 18th. off. aod they are unquestionably the heaviest Swiss Bell RiDgers” who 3d. The selvages are more even aud uniform with the out-pouring of the Spirit. In the lat- said a metaphysician. “ Faith,” said Pat, “ I and fattest drove of one hundred bullocks in the words, I propose to allow the people of Kansas i Advices from Hamburg state that Commo­ to apply the constitutional remedy at once.— | were in this part of the State a few years ago. in length than those of any other manufacture ter, nearly 40 of tho students are reckoned as had a brother who went to Botany Bay against world. They were weighed at Mr. Harris’s converts. I b;s wj|l.” dore Watson had declared Libau, and all the fann on the 17th instant, in the presence of the The President proposes to defer it indefinitely, iDon’t fail to go and hear them. now in tho market. Russian ports in the Baltic, in a state of block- assembled farmers ot Champaign and adjacent and to commit the entire application of it to ------N. B. & Co., sre also agents for the Mt. Ver­ The report of the Methodist Book Concern1 No Favoritism. At a meeting of Democrats i ade. the hands of the Missouri borderers, lie con- | We learn that w p Meserve, formerly counties, and a large number of the cattle dro­ non Duck Company, and the well known Bob­ for the year 1855, presented to the conference o f; jn Jefferson county. Va„ a few days ago, it was Advices from Persia state that Dost Mahom- vers and brokers of the West. The scales used fesses the inadequacy of that course by asking •., , , ,,. . the Methodist Episcopal Church at Baltimore, resolved to select delegates by lot, the names of ed has taken possession of Candapar, and a Per- appropriations of money to enable him to main- tbe P°Pu!ar and ° bl,SlnS C lerk of tbe rb °rndlke were Fairbanks' patent,previously adjusted, and bin’s Cordage Company of Plymouth, and are etates that periodicals, except the Christian Ad- the members of the party in the county being j sian troops were marching against him. the weighmastcr, legally qualified, was Dr. tain and preserve order within the territory Hotel, is now in the same employ at the Arner- prepared to furnish Duck and Cordage in any vocate, failed to meet the expenses of their pub- j placed in a hat, and the delegates drawn there-' A ‘ ‘telegraphic ’ L' dispatch from Jassy, r ------states-- that Johns of Decatur, himself an extensive and suc­ until the indefinate period when the constitu- ican House, Boston. T he“ American ” is well quantity at tho lowest manufacturers prices. lication. The assets of the concern amount to from. The common caucus system was denounc-' a courier, who was the bearer of a formal de­ $738,971, leaving a capital stock of $568,672, j ed aa destructive to the rights and liberties of a mand for a Union of the Principalities, address­ cessful stock farmer, and the President of the tional remedy shall be applied. There is no known cs one ol theSbest houses in New Eng- Messrs. A. II. Kimball & Co., sell,the Russell Illinois State Agricultural Society, at tho present suihcieut reason lor the delay which the Presi­ ------free people, and as placing tho wholo elective ed to Count Walewski, had been arrested at land, and our Rockland people who visit Boston Mills Duck in Rockland. It time. dent advises. lie admits the rightfulness and G reat F ire P h iladelphia—B u ru in u of «he franchise in the power of a few political wire- Czernowitz. The aggregate gross weight of the 100 was necessity of the remedy. It is as rightful and now' have stronger inducements than ever to Plates of Commodore Perry R ep ort oil workers. who feather their own nests at the ex­ Advices from Nicolaieff state that a commis­ 118 1200-2000 tuns, or 2373 pounds each.— necessary now as it ever will be. It is demand­ patronize it. Tue Fruits or the Rum Traffic.---- Here is Japan-Heavy L ohmcm. pense of the masses. sion had arrived there from St. Petersburg on Twenty five of the best and fattest weighed 33 ed by the condition and circumstances of the March 4, and immediately commenced opera­ another testimony, of the same tenor as hund­ A writer in the “ Country Gentleman,” thus 550-200 tuns, or an average of 2662 pounds people of Kansas now. You cannot justly post­ P hiladelphia, April 11. The Artisan Build­ tions for the abandonment of that-placc as a each. ‘ The baby" of twenty five kicked the pone any more than ycu can justly deny, that 0 3 ” E. R. Spear, at his Bookstore in the reds and thousands before published, to the ing, an immense structure situated in the rear suggests a novel, hut very sensible improve- military depot. It was stated that it would be of Chestnut and Fourth streets, was totally de- m ent—that of affixing the names of the oecu- beam a t 5876 pounds. It will give something right. To postpone would be a denial. The Thorndike Block has laid in a splendid stock of blasting effects of the free sale of rum. At a declared a free port. of a correct conception of the ‘ condition ’ ol President will need no grant oi money, or of j paper hangings—equal to anything to be found stroyed by fire last night. Every pottion of pants of farm houses, as well as town houses, The city of Parma has been laid under meeting of tho Church of England Scripture the premises was occupied by artisans, and tbe upon the doors and gates :—“ I have scarcely these bullocks, when the fact is stated that armed men, to enforce obedience to law, when , -s- i , . i , siege, owing to frequent disturbances and assas­ . i , ’elsewhere. .New hooks, stationery and articles Duval, ever rode in tho country without thinking how three days were required and needed to drive you shall have redressed the wrongs oi which Readers’ Society lately held in Liverpool, the ' loss in stock and fixtures is very large. sinations. Rpv Dr M’Xeile made the fnllmvino- state .lithographer, occupied oue floor; his loss is much a matter of convenience and satisfaction them to the railroad station, fourteen miles.— the people complain. Even under Government; t0 b® f°und iQ Ids due of trade are also exhibit­ Kev. u i. MAeite mane loltowmg state , $ lw includin£ ia the estimate the p iate3 I would be the general adoption of this practice The government had also become greatly al­ armed, owing to the cattle murrain, which is The average age ot the 100 is less than five less free than our own, there is’no need of pow- ed at his store. Read his advertisement and ment3 ’ I of Perry’s Japan expedition ; insured for $80,- among tho agricultural community. There is years. Not one has ever been housed a day in er where justice holds the helm. When justice give him a call. said to be spreading all over the Continent. his life ; a half dozen pairs only have been yok­ is impartially administered, the obedience of the “ Last week there were thirty-two robberies 1 000. Mr. Duval had 40 steam presses and an ' certainly a much greater propriety in the farm- ar.d twenty-one cases of serious accidents and , immense stock of stones. er putting his name upon his door, when near ed and a less number worked. They have been subject or citizen will ba voluntary, cheerful, 1 STILL pastured and herded on the praries in the sum and practically unlimited. Freedom justly due t=izu The Legislature have changed the time bodily peril—the consequences of strong drink ! Among the other occupants, Mr. Walls, silver- the road, or upon his gatepost, when his house mer, and in the winter fed on corn in the shock cannot he coneeeded too soon. True freedom : of holding the Spring Term of the Supreme Ju- A fortnight previous there were twenty-five j smith, lost $3000; uninsured. Gaskill, hook- stands back, than for persons residing in LATER FROM EUROPE. and sound timothy, and yarded along the skirt exists, the utmost bounds of civil liberty are i dickl Courc of Lincoln County, from the first brawls and violent assaults, twenty-one prema- i binder, loss was very heavy. G. W . Simons cities.’’ tore deaths, nine actual or attempted suicides, & Brother, jewellers, lust $20,000; insured! Arrival of the Cambria at Halifax. of the Sangamon timber.” obtained, only where complaints are Ireely I . J On Inst Saturday, a son of David Iiuckelbury j heard, deeply considered, and speedily redress- t0 tbe tbird iuesday ol May. six murders or mull slaughters—all resulting . 8000. C. ,t C. P. Warner, watch case makers, Halifax, April 14. The Royal Mail Steam­ from drunkenness. The week before this there Broth' Switzerland county, Ind., iu crossing a field : cd. So only can you restore to Kansas the per- i ------lost $15,000 ; insured $5000. Moss & r" " where was enclosed a vicious horse, was attack-1 ship Cambria, Douglass, froqt Liverpool 29th A Stranger at H ome__A gentleman Iron; were printed accounts of twenty-three brawls ers, cloth and satinet printeis, lost $30,000; feet freedom which you have pledged, and she ' ed by tbe animal, who with his teeth tore him ult., arrived at this port at 6 o'clock this morn­ Australia, for Salem, bis native place, came 27" The corpulency of the Editor of the Ga and violent assaults; twenty-three premature insured for $10,000. Updike, Heppard & Co., has lost. th his feet stumped him until life was ing. down in the ears from Boston to South Reading, zette is accounted for, from the fact that he iias deaths. In the previous week thirty cases of jewellers, lost $15,000. Some dozen or more an The Constitution does not prescribe 93,760, extinct. The mother of the boy saw the trans­ The Conference* cn Saturday evening, who had been so long ab­ cruelty to wives and children, and eighteen ac­ other tenants met with losses more or less or and ether number of people, as necessary to sucb ttj'at salary from the City. action. and was so much excited that sheswoon- The Peace Congress met again Thursday, 57th sent that he was a stranger to his kiudred and constitute a State. Besides, under the present tual or attempted suicides, all the result of drink heavy. his home. He had been gone twenty-two years; Our list this week iucludes thirty-two brawls or Robb,v> i , Pilet>-i & r Mcelroy, v r „ Printers,t> • i lost i all n ,itheir • ' ed, and was carried . p intoT P the m ,house „nt-, in . a helpless ult. All the members were present. The de­ ratio of increase. Kansas, whose population now condition,where she remained until deathjreliev- and at one period, for seven successive years, did 03” All persons suflering with Rheumatism, violent assaults, fifteen premature deaths, six stock, Messrs. Cowperthwaite & Co., Book- liberations were reported important. The trea­ is 40,000, will number 100,000 in a few months. ed her in a few hours. not even receive a letter from this country.— are referred to the advertisement of W iggin’s murders, and thirty-eight cases of brutality to sellers, had $12,000 worth of sheet stock dis- ty of peace, it is confidently believed, would ba The point made concerning numbers is there-, signed on Saturday, March 29th. Twenty-two years is a large piece of a man's- women and children. Thus we have, for the ; tributed among the various printing and bindinj Iu a South Carolina paper, called the South fore practically unimportant and frivolous. The .R heumatic L iniment. The article is rapidly The correspondent of the London News says life, and in tiiat time great changes not onlv last six weeks: thirty-two robberies, twentytwenty-I establishments, which was mostly covered by ’ ern Enterprise,“ ' appears a ...... J-letter from Hon President objects that the past proceedings, by gaining the confidence of the public, from the that court tradesmen have been ordered to pre­ come to himself, but likewise to such countries one cases of serious accidents or bodily? peril,1 insurance. The building was owned by 11. B. D’Neall, in which, speaking of South Ciaro- which the new state of Kansas was organized. . . J , , , pare illuminations for Saturday evening, defi­ as the United States and Australia. He arrived , were irregular in three respects : First That man? cures 11 bas efll;c.ted °‘ almost boPeless one hundred and ten brawls or violent assaults.ssaults, Cowpertliwaite, and valued at $60,000 : fully )ina Ciillcre, and the youngyouDg menineu who are edieduca- nitely. Other papers say Sunday ; others one at New York, one . ,week . . ago, hut it was . not . the ':u i they were instituted, conducted, and completed, cases, of months standing. Try it, aud add fifty-nine premature deaths, tweutv-seven actual insured. The aggregate loss is about $200,000. - ted there, he says :— New York he had left; the day next week ; but all agree it will be early. h.,-C X .in J /n ii I 'vithout a previous permission by Congress, or your certificate to the number of cures, or attempted suicides, twelve murders, and sixty- “ I graduated in the college forty-three years meantime The Crimea. has attu ned a monster growth. He . the loc3[ authorities within the Territory.-- ! eight cases of horrid barbarity upon helpless ago last December. I have been a trustee for started upon From Poi-lo Hico. pon ns land tacks in tbe cars; but 3eCOn(uy< That they were institued, conducted ; __ .. . . . women or unoffending children. Here is a sketch thirty seven years. I know that I have watch- Advices from the Crimea are to the 13th. never had he seen railroads before, except a lit and completed, by a party, and not by the i U‘e reP°rt which was in circulation here of one portion of this great battle field. TYe N ew York, April 12. Advices from Guyama, ! ed over its interests with all the care of a deep The health of the French has improved. read with horror the lists sent home from the tie piece of one, hardly deserving the name, at whole people of Kansas ; and, thirdly, that the ; last week that the publisher of the “ Rockland Porto Rico, of the 19tli ult., state that the chol­ and abiding love : yet I know that o f all the stu- Several conflagrations have oeeured at Eupa­ Melbourne. Boston had been familiar to his new State holds an attitude of defiance and in- j Reporter” was in town, and officiating as Edi- Crimea of casualties in our army. But for the era had very much diminished and in many o f, “‘‘“ J dualed from 1806 to 1855 f urly.nine toria. eyes in youth ; but even Boston, more staid than last six weeks there have been more deaths the towns attacked, hadmu entirely uis.ippeureu.—disappeared.— , one-fuurth - - o f- the - whole - - number have died Ten thousand British troops were at Balaca- snbordination, towards the Territorial , -uvula.authori- t0r 0i r.i the •> l-nilcd i o,Stales , Democrat,”n , ,, - is • tncor- New York, has undergone great changes since ties and the federal Lmon. 1 reply, first, that : from. drinking . reported -, r here in England, p ,■ than 1 Sugar i had• been t somewl pH.bat du, ’ and p'a-’’Jers ,/,-unkards, or arc now drunkards—a shame to va. 1834. If they had all taken place at once, as if the proceedings in question were irregular jrec^- have been reported from the scene of war from more desirous of realiz.ng at lower rates than themselves and a burden t0 ther familes.’> Gen. Marmora has left Constantinople for the they seemed to have done to him, Boston would and partisanlike und factious, the exigences o f ! ------our generals ol all armies, it is in this war- previously reported ; hut encouraging accounts ' Crimea. be surprised at itself. He left young sisters in efare------we are engagedj x to nig - h t; . — audj rI , have------now of the trade from the United States imparted "" ” ------" the ease would at least excuse the faults, and For the Rockland Gazette. Tiie Town of Frankfort, Ky., Fok Sale— The Polish General Zamoyski had arrived at the home of his fathers—hut the sisters were to ask you to attend to a statement concerning more firmness to holders, and $5 a S5 50 was Congress has unlimited discretion to waive them. yjn. Editor :__ Who Bids! Wo clip the following from the Constantinople. married and had daughters as old as they them ­ Secondly. The proceedings were not thus irregu­ your own town. The ratio of vice in Liver­ asked, with an upward tendency in prices.— Louisville Democrat: The English fleet was expected at Malta. selves were. Twenty-two yeuis is two-thirds ol lar, partisanlike, and factional, because noact of i I notice in last weeks United Slates Demo­ pool is very great There is one beer-shop to Molasses in very active demand, at 20 a 22c.— The sale will certainly take place at no dis- The weather in tbe Crimea had continued stor­ a generation ; and in this country each genera­ Congress forbade them—no act of the Territori- crat that, a charge is made against the “ fusion” every one hundred and sixty of the inhabitants.: Coffee $11 75 a $12. Flour scarce, but ruled tant day. That is a fixed fact. The town is my. tion almost make the world over new.—A'eio- al Legislature forbade them, directly or by im- members of the City Government, for voting for and one woman in every 182 of the whole fe- j at $22 a 24 per bbl. Other American produce ' irretrievably in debt, and wholly unable to pay Omar Pasha had had an interview with tho buryporl Herald. male population is a known fallen character.” plication—nor had the Territorial Legislature the present City Clerk, and for voting to pay in ample supply. i ofl little bills of a few thousand dollars, con­ Turkish Ministry. He seems determined to re­ power either to authorize or to prohibit them. o m - r , - • , , , j / tracted years ago. From tho Commonwealth sign unless he recieves certain satisfaction he The proceedings were, indeed, instituted by a llun S125; for bls services. As one who did vote we learn that its liabilities are about one hun­ Your Neighbors.—Take care of them.— A Character. —The following is among the Seamen Diffusing Knowledge. demands. , dred and twenty four tkousand dollars—soine- Don't let them stir without watching. They uarty who favored them. But they were pros- b,r ’ke sa*d officer, and who also voted to pay anecdotes contained iu the Journal of Thomas Great Britian. Manv intelligent officers of vessels are doiDg thing of a dip for i. village of a few hundred may do something wrong if you do. To lie ecuted and consummated in the customary forms . that sum, I wish the privilege of saying a word Raikes, a work recently published in London, a very important work of this kind. Feeling political gamblers. Its assets consist of water There is no excitement whatever respecting sure you never knew them to do anything very of popular elections, which were open to all the which has been noticed in the columns of the in your columns relative to the matter. the value of education, from conscious posses­ works, gas works(!) the Capitol, Hotel, and American difficulties. The interest on the sub­ bad, but it may be on your account they have inhabitants of the Territory qualified to vote by Traveller: The truth is, that at a meeting of the City sion, or feeling the evils of their own want ot some stocks in turnpike roads! And although ject is almost eatiuct, although papers continue not. Perhaps if it had EOt been for your kind the organic law, and to no others ; and they “ A singular character, M. Seguin, has just it, they go into the business of giving others a they cost the people some 240,000, we don’t sup­ to discuss it editorially. A writer, dating from care they might have disgraced themselves and have in no case come into conflict, nor does the Council held two days previous to the election paid the debt of nature. Ho was an army con­ lift “ with a will.” The officer of a vessel, in pose tho whole town—including Know Nothing Paris, over signature of “ A Statesman,” sends families a long time ago. Therefore, don’t re­ new State now act or assume to engage in con-1 of City Clerk, a Resolve was passed finally by tractor, and has left one of the largest private admirable letters on the subject to the London lax any effort to keep them where they ought to a letter dated in a town in the interior of South politicians, penitentiary and all—would bring diet, with either the Territorial authorities or ,----- „ a:______....______j r^. fortunes in Trance, notwithstanding the loss of' Ymeriini. several thousa.nd miles up one of its Times. be ; never mind your own business, that will both boards, without a dissenting vote, and for more than six bits under the hammer. However, the Government of the Union. Thirdly. There fave milhons by Ouvrard, who got rid of the , principal riverg refera to the eagerneaa with F ra n ce. take care of itself. There is man passing n be no irregularity where there is no law which whigs and democrats us well as “ fusion- those who are in the habit of dealing in chips claim by remaining five years in prison. He ^ llieh the better classes at the ports sought the and whetsto The papers continue to publish shoals of con­ along—there he is looking over the fence into prescribing what shall be regular. Congress and whetstones, would do well to attend the ists ” voted, establishing the Clerk’s salary at was the owner of several magnificent houses and S ishBibles and publicatioDrs of tbe Tract j Th gratulatory addresses. his neighbor’6 garden—be suspicious of him, lias passed no law establishing regulations for can’t injure their business.” $125. Other salaries were established at the estates in Paris and the environs, among which ; g £ ;et He remalkslihat the school books he 1" ' J A review of 100,000 men will be held at Par­ perhaps he contemplates stealing something the organization or admission of new States.— From St. Domingo. is the Chateau de Jouy, which lielelt uninhabi- tried . ■ d .to retain for “ unup the river,”river.” as he had had is, and celebrate the signing of the treaty of some uf these dark nights, there is no knowing Precedents in such cases, being without futlcda- same time, aud it was understood by every one ted, and suffered to go to ruin, turning into the learned that thase were precious jewels in that A Herald correspondent in St. Domingo city, peace. The review is nominally as a compli­ what queer fancies he may get into his head.— cion in law, are without authority. This is a that those salaries were fixed for the coming parks and gardens horses of great value, which region. And he found such to be the fact.— writing under date of March loth, confirms the ment to Count Orlcff, the only Soldier of the If you see any symptoms of any one passing country whose Government is regulated, not by year. But when the convention^ met for choice lie thenceibrth abandoned to their fate. The Strange as it seemed, the faino of these hooks reports which had previously reached us from Plenipotentiaries. out of the path of rectitude, don't say any­ precedents, hut by Constitutions. But if prec­ of City Clerk, a certain member who was as great mansion in which he lived in the Rue de had proceeded hiui up the river, so that, iu many other sources, of the immense losses sustained Among rumors prevalent one is, that the thing to the erring individual about it, but tell edents were necessary, they are found iu the Varenues, was a heap of ruins. The garden, instances, he had scarcely time to have his steam­ by the Haytien army in the battles of Santorne, Emperors of Russia and Austria have respec­ every one else that you can see, and be particu­ cases of Texas and California, each of which much opposed to the election of, the present and even some of the magnificent salons on the er fastened to the shore, before tho people would Cambronal. and Sabana Larga, when on its tively promised to visit Paris soon after the con­ lar to see a great many. It is a good way to was organized and admitted, subject to the clerk, as hejwas in favor of the election of a dif ground floor, were filled with horses, which he be on board, enquiring for the “ Captain Mis- march to invado the Dominicans. Gen. Santa clusion of peace. circulate such things und though it may not same alleged irregularities. ferent person (and who probably had become suffered to run at liberty over them. He gave benefit yourself, nor any one else in particular, sionaries.” He was frequently annoyed with Anna had entered the capital at the head of his Six thousand French have embarked at Mar­ After answering the objection of the opposi- fearful that his candidate could not be elected,) bis, ,daughter in marriage tc an English , .. horse- ... | them before he had time to give directions about triumphant army, amid popular rejoicing nnd a seilles for the Crimea, probably to Bupply sick it will be something equally important about dealer, Elmore, oeeause he furnished him with - the affairs of the 8teamer. He camo across some one else. Do keep something going, si­ tion that this new State organization was effect- ■ read to the convention a “ bid ” from his can­ Te Deum. The Dominican Senate was about to vacancies. Smolensko, the finest horse that had ever been many priests, who had never owned a full copy ratifv a treaty of eommeree and extradition with Napoleon determines to send an extensive ex­ lence is a dreadful thing; though it is said ed by the “ influence of a secret, armed politi- didate to the effect that the applicant would take seen in France. He founded, during the em­ there was silence in the courts of Ileavqp for ol the Bible in their lives. “ You may send the United States, identical with that of Gen. pedition of colonization to Madugasear. Eng­ cal society, and declining to decide how far i t . the office for $75, per year! This “ sealed pro pire, a tannery, upon an improved principle, on missionaries to Asia, Africa and the Isles of the Cazeneau, notwithstanding the opposition of land does not oppose. the space of half an hour, don’t let such a the island above the bridge of Sevres, but for thing occur on earth, 'twould be too much like was lawful or morully right for the people of posal,” however, did not prove to have the de- Sea,” lie says, “ but you cannot find a better the representatives of France, Spain, and Eng­ Spain* maiiy years bad sufl’ered the buildings to go to field, or one more ripe for the laborers, then this. land. Heaven for the inhabitants of this mundane Kansas to employ the same agencies for the de- signed effect, and the former Clerk was elected decay, till soma few months ago, when the for­ The Queen of Spain has performed the annu­ The primers and spelling-books you sent me are al ceremony of washing the feet of the poor. sphere, If, after all your watchful care, you fence of their lives ar.d liberties, as were used by four majority At this result a few Alliance mation of a railroad from Paris to Versailles “ How do you kuow,” said an enlightened doing their work. IVuuld to God there was European to an ignorant savage of Asia, “ how So did the Emperor of Austria. can’t see unything out of the way in any one, by the Missouri borderers, and expressing his : members, and a certain Alderman in particular, was iu contemplation, and was to have run you may he sure it is not because they have not one in the hands of every child in beautiful do you know that there is a God!” “ How do Nothing more of the reported Carlist trou­ disapproval of secret political societies, he says: j ivcre especially enraged, and notwithstanding across his us island,,stand ho he Ueternitned.determined, itif poss.ble,possible, to South A m erica-a country that does bloom and YOUJ know'” replied the savage, pointing to done anything wrong, perhaps in an unguarded defeat the undertaking; and, therefore, in order, b, but ia blighte/ by ‘ the Man of Sin «Jhuman footsteps near him .-“ how do you bles. moment you lost sight of them, throw out • \\ ill the Senate hesitate for an hour between the salary had been unanimously fixed a t $125, o render the purchase o the. necessary q u a n f - l ^ d t,,e Son of Perdition.’ The Government S men Imve nassed 7 Italy. that men have passed this way hints that they are uo better than they should tbethe alternativesAmerican People before find them healthful ! The Ixetcisepassions inof (whleh/ i - , e' elTbodJ , , , 18- b’w , a“ °ugb.) . , ™ enge ty of bis land the more burdensome, he covered , to,erate8 a|1 creeds The American Mediterrean squadron remained be—that you should not wonder if people found Ins island with new buildings. at Genoa. peaceful colonizations, and the construction of must be “ttenipted by an eflort to cut down that Some two hundred Bibles and Testaments and Keep your dog away from me,” said a dan- out what they were alter a while, and that they The description is very similar to that of a 39JJ00 pages of tracts have been put into the j dy to butcher boy. “ Darn the dog, he’s al- may not always carry their heads so high.— railroads, aud the building up and multiplying of salary to $75, aud a Resolve to that efleet ac­ branch of the Lowther family who died several handi? of this missionary sailor; and a wide ways after puppies, ’ said the boy. Penguin Oil.—The sloop Copy, arrived hero Keep it going, and some one will take the hint, ie[ubl:can institutions. The Territory ol Kan­ tually passed the Board of Aldermen. This at­ years ago, nnd left all bis property to the pres­ and begin to help you after a while—then sas lies across the path through which railroads seatterieg they will hipvp, as 1m is constantly i 'fhe ice is all out of the Merrimac river bo­ a few days since from Sag Harbor, has on board tempt was justly pronounced by everybody, as ent Earl of Lonsdale, who, on taking possession, a barrel of Penguin oil, ieceived from the brig there will be music, and everything will work must be built, andulong which such institutious found the chateau in ruins, the finest houses run­ unding in the waters of South American rivers,, tween Manchester and Concord, and the water “ even up to their very source in Peru.” (;s s raduaiiv rising. Parana, which arrived at that port recently from to a charm. must be founded, without delay, in order to pre- i contemptibly mean, und the matter was treated ning wild in the park, and the coach-houses is gradually rising W ithin a year Bibles, Testaments and tracts the South Shetland Islands with 190 barrels of serve the integrity of our Empire. Shall we accordingly cy the Common Council ; all but filled with cases of champagne and other costly have been dirtrihuted by officers of vessels, ip The Second Congregational Church in Waldo- the same kind of oil. The brig’s crew killed Question and Answer.— Question.— What suppress enterprises so benevolent and eo health two members oi that hoard (who did not vote wines, rotten with age, and their contents scat­ ought to be done with a gentleman who enga­ lul, and inflame our country with that fever of . . the Dutch language, in the West Indies ; in • boro’ has been organized with appropriate exer- 43,000 birds, from whioh they obtained this tered about.” quantity of oil. We are informed that the brig ges the affections of a young lady and leaves intestine war which exhausts and consumes n o t!at a11) reluB1Di to concur in cutting down.— Frecch and Portuguese and Arabic, along the ! c>se9 h er’ liore the wealth and strength than the virtue nnd These are the facts, and we are quite willing eastern eoast of Africa ; and Arabic Testaments will return to the above named Islands and pur- A Long P assage.—The barquo Eastern Belle,! aue the same business—the Captain being eon- Answer.— Bless him, let him go. We always freedom ol a nation ! Shall we confess that tbe to have them known. It is for the public to de- Extraordinaby P reservation.—On the 12th have been scattered among Mussulman Hindoos from India, trading in Africa. of Bangor, Capt. Havener, arrived at Boston fident of securing as much as twelve barrels of think In such a case, that a young lady has proclamatiou ol popular sovereignty within the , , . , . . . , , of March, says the St. John Courier, while the 14th inst., after a passage of one hundred days! ojl a day. While the Parana was lying there, Territory of Kansas was not tnSreiy a faillure, Rldo wbo haVe aCted most boDorab'y about lt - schooner Lightfoot wac on her pa'ssage from Liv­ Within a month past, thirty American vessels abundant cause for congratulation, and instead from Newcastle, Eng. She has been on tho At-1 a French vessel was also there engaged in the but was a pretence and a fraud ! Or will Sena- and Por those who are so much concerned about erpool. N. S., to Barbadoes, a heavy gale upset calling from New York, have taken out religious uf whining and crying over “ spilt affection,” lantie all winter, and has been blown off the publications o f various kinds'to be circulated in same business.—New Bedford Standard. let her put on her sunny smiles, and endeavor tors now contend that the people of Kansas des­ “ throwing away the public mouey ” to make all i ^,cr onc* washed overboard every person in her coast repeatedly, but Jias received no serious i except Mr. Robert Ilarlow, her owner, who had different ports in Mexico, New Grenada, Bra­ to captivate a more worthy beau. You may de­ titute as they are ol a Legislature of their own, the capital they can out of it. TYe believe of Executive authorities of tbeir own, of Ju­ lashed himself to the rail. The next day the zil, tbe West Indies,the Canary Isles, Africa damage. Horace Greeley writes that Mr. Washington pend upon it, that a man who has no more sta­ these very ones who pretend so much regard for bility of mind or honesty of purpose, is not dicial authorities of their own, of a militia of vessel righted, and Mr. Harlow remained lashed and /he Mediterrean. “ The isles shall wait for Mormons Expected.—The ship Enoch Train, the present owner of Mount Vernon, has just worth a tear of regret; on the contrary, she their own, of revenues ol their own subject tu economy are ashamed of their course. to the rail, up to the waist iu water, and fre­ His Law,” apd “ the abundance of-the sea” now expected at Boston, has on board 529 Mor­ sold timber off the place to the amount of $12,- should be especially happy that she had so luck disposal by themselves, practically deprived as The City Clerk of Bangor has a salary of $400, quently submerged altogether, for five days shall help us send it fo them.—Traveller. mon emigrants, of whom 411 are adults, 98 are 000, to be be manufactured into Mount Vernon lly got rid of a person who, throughout his life, they are of the rights of voting, serving as ju ­ without food or fresh water, when he was taken children and 20 are .infants. All but seven or canes, snuff-boxes, &c. rors, and of writing, printing, and speaking, and he realizes more thun $1,000, a year from off by a vessel bound for St. John, N- B. The eight of them will leave immediately, after their in whatever he undertook, would unquestion­ “ My hiudders,” said a waggish colored man ably exhibit the same unfixedness of purpose their own opiniuns, are nevertheless in the en­ the office. poor man, when rescued, although sadly pros­ arrival, forLtah. e j j udson r;ver ;3 now opeili and boat3 joyment und exercise of popular sovereignty !— . Cocxcilman. trated in body, was petfectly happy, and talked to a crowd, “ in all infliction, in all ob yer and the same irresolution of mind. Love is like For K-vnsas.—A party of some thirty or forty pass up and down without obstruction. This Shull we confess before the world, after so brief Rockland, April 15, 1856. as if he were at home with his wife and chil­ troubles, dar is one place you can always find everything else; a man who is not to be trust left Boston Tuesday for Kansas. They gi opening is later in the season than any since -i trial, that this great political system of ours dren—where he imagined himself to be—his sympathy.” ed in that, is very likelv to be unsafe in other under the auspices of the Emigrant Aid Society, 1842. is inadequate either to enable the majority to mind being sadly impaired by his intense suffer­ “ Whar ! wharf” shouted several. respects. nnd will probably be joined by other parties on control through the operation of opinion, with- i Northern Mexico. ing. Mr. Harlow reached St. John on the 7th “ In de dictionary,” he replied rolling his eyes skyward. the route. F u ll o f a M eteor. out force, or to give security to the citizen ! New Orleans, April 12. Advices from Gal- inst. nearly recovered in health. Four men in Foxcroft, Maine, last week, kill­ against tyranny und domestic violence ? Are veston of the 8th represent the Indian depreda- Rev. L. B. Allen has resigned the pastorate of ed five moose, and other parties were equally Belfast, April 11.—At 9 o’clock this morn* we prepared so soon to relinquish our simple tions in Northern Mexico as continuing without Loug Passage, the Baptist Church in Yarmouth, on account of successful. Part of a Steamer Seen at Sea.—British ing a large meteor fell to the south of Belfast, and beautiful systems of republican government, abatement. Col. Senugua had surprised a camp shaking the buildings in the city, and was dis­ barque Alliance, arrived at New York, reports Baltimore, April I I . Thqship Glance, from ill health. and to substitute in their place the machinery of the Lipans, killed 40 of the Indians, and tn- that when in latitude 37 ° 28, longitude 71 ° Liverpool for New York, is eported arrived in tinctly heard in Rockland, und neighboring of usurpation and despotism 1 ken 200 prisoners. Rev. G. J . Newton, who has spent the year fe are indebted to Senator Hamlin for Pub- towns. The noise resembled tbe explosion of a 47, saw the top of a steamship’s paddle-box, Chesapeake Bay, with loss < ' rudder ; has be n past with the church on Chebeogue Island, has the Enlistment Central American diffi- The Congress ot the United States can refuse : Garland, the defanlting treasurer of New Or- painted black, with a new board in it. 111 days on the powder mill. It is not known where it fell. admissiou to KaUPjs only on the ground • • • ...... __SPECIAL NOTICES “ Gannet, Albee, do Young America among the Bells. TRAIN & PHIPPS, No N o rth ! No S o u th !! Almanacs. “ Myers, Rhoades, Frankfort. THOMAS’ “ Col Simons, Grant, Long Island for Boston. SHIP CHANDLERS, Bui 111 ike VERY CENTRE OF THE CITY, ROBINSON’S, April II. CHRISTIAN, Sch Concordia, Davis, Boston. And Manufacturers of Cordage & Oakum. HEAD OF SEA STREET, end opposite, BAPTIST. April 12. N THE ALEXANDER FAMILY. THORNDIKE HOTEL, J HAVE an order for Importers and Dealers in Chains, Anchors, Hemp, Bunt­ MEMORANDUM, Sch Eagle, Gregor}-, Portland. b j . Wakefield. 100 LAND WARRANTS, “ Mountain Eagle, Cables, Portland. M ing, Windlass Gearing, Sail Cloth, Paints, Oils, Naval You will find a “ Dover Packet, Barter, Boston. M Stores. urpose of Immediate Location, for which April 13. R N otice, and a premium above the market price* will be Brig Watson, - , Sedgwick. COPPER-COATED SPIKES, TJxxioxt o f tlx© B e st paid by Aprii 14. £ S hereby given, that the subscriber has been Sch Jos Baker, Wilson, Bath. R! duly appointed Executrix, of the iaxt will and testa- h “ Utica, Thorndike. Portland. Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Vestings, Ac. $c.. Rockland, April 8, 1856. 41 COMMERCIAL STREET, Imeat of J ames O. L. Foster, late of Rockland, in the £ “ Amanda Powers, Robinson, Portland. County of Lincoln, diseased, and has taken upon herself Maswavoit Salve Cured bad Humor** - “ Juno, Blaisdell, Portsmouth. OF ALL NATIONS, that trust, by giving bonds as the law directs. And all April 15. persons having demands upon the Estate of the said Jambs Jos. Chilson was afflicted with a bad Humor, which set­ Sch Coral, Fales, Bath. W. G. T kain, W, P hipps, J r. together with'the largest assortment ol O. L. Foster are requested to exhibit the same, and all tled in his eyes. He loat sight in ene, and it was feared he “ Sea Lion, Savage, Belfast. persons indebted to the said Estate are called upon to make would in the other ; hut on application of the “ Mussasoii (Late o f H'hiton, Train C'o) CLOTHING OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE. payment. Salve,” his eyes were fully restored to their original Sailed. April 4, 1856. 15ly EVELINE N. FOSTER. sight. April 10. Rockland, March 3, 1856. 13tf Price, 25 cents per Iiqx, and sold by the Agent. Sch Peru, Thomas, St Johns, NB. The quality of our Goods, (he style of our Cutting, our J. P. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. “ W P Buckman,------, Eastport. Shirt Bosoms. Work and our prices are too favorably known to need any 120 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. “ Sea Lion, Savage, Belfast. further recommendation, and while thanking our many J. DINSMORE A SON, General Agents, Skowhegan “ R B Pitts, Gatchell, NYork. LARGE assortment of Superfine Linen Customers and friends in this city and vicinity for their $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . Me. “ Justina, Hewett, do. Shir tjBoso ms, just received from New York, bv kind patronage in past years, we respectfully solicit a con­ Treasurer’s Office, ( 2wl5 “ Golden Cloud, Porter, do. SWISS BELL RINGERS A lew is Kaufman. tinuance. Rockland, March 27, 1856. $ “ Eliza Jane, Clark, Portsmouth. Rockland, April 9, 1856. e 15tf E. A J. HARRIS, Dr?CURTIS’ “ Antelope,------, Boston. — AND— Rockland, March 19,185G. 12tl’ H E subscriber is duly authorized to borrow “ Mary Snow, Davis, do. Notice. KENNEDY’S T TEX THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable in INHALING VAPOR Sell Sisters, Perry, Boston. AMERICAN VOCALISTS, one to live years, for which City Scrip will be issued,bear­ “ Leo, Lurvey, do. ing interest at six per cent yearly, and payable semiannu­ Rev. Doctor Cheeveb writes : Respectfully announce to the citizens of Rockland and vi­ 'PROPOSALS will be received at the office of ally. “ Trader, Worster, Boston. CITY TREASURER for GOO Tons [of BEACH N ew-York, Nov. 15, 1854. “ Martha, Morton, do. cinity tw o of their N ovel ar.d A C. R. MALLARD, City Treasurer. Dear Sir.—1 think highly of Dr. Curtis’s Hygeana, as a GRAVEL, to be delivered oil or before the 5th day of Rockland, March 26, 1856. 13 remedy in diseases of the throat and lungs. Having had “ Cion, Gregory, Hallowell. May, at such Wharves in the city of Rockland, as the un­ THE GREATEST GF THE AGE. some opportunity to test its eflicaay, I am convinced that “ Post Boy, Smith, Boston. Popular Musical Entertainments, dersigned may designate. Propositions will he received April 12. for part or the whole. AYR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered MACAULAY’S it is a most excellent medicine, both the Syrup and the in­ AT BEETHOVEN HALL, in one of our common pasture weeds, a remedy that haling application to the chest. Sch Col Simmons, Grant, Boston. H. II. SPEAR, Street Commissioner. ILL “ Cynosure, Flemming, do. Rockland, April?, 1856. 15tf cures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, from the worst Scro- See Advertisement in another column, Headed “ Medi­ “ Susan & Mary, Robbins, NYork. On Friday and Saturday Evenings, ula down to a common Pimple. He has tried it in over History of England. cated Inhalation.” “ Sani’l Rankin, Murphy, Bangor. eleven hundred cases, and never failed except in two. lie CAUTION.—Dr. Curtis’ Hygeana is the original and APRIL 18th and 19. 'P H E New Edition just received. Price 40 cts only genuine article. 2ml4 April 13. W anted, has now in his possession over two hundred certificates ol Sell Pearl, Ingraham, Danvers. Ticket* of Adini**ioii 25 cents,-— Children its value, all within twenty miles of Boston. J- per volume. Chance, Keating, New London. 'TO HIRE a man to carry on a Farm in Union, Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore E. R. SPEAR. WIGGIN’S “ Emma Furbish,Kendall, Wilmington, NC. Half-price. i -I One with a small fuinily preferred. Apply to E. P. mouth. 13 under Thoindiae Hotel. “ Pawtucket,------, NYork. Doors open at 6 1-2 ; to commence at 7 1-2 o’clock. j MORSE oil the premises or MORSE, BROTHERS,Snow’s One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of pimples KHEUMATIC LINIMENT. “ Chieftian, Brewster, do. Tickets to be had at the Hotels, King’s Music Store, and • Block. on the face. Blank Books «& Stationery “ Jos Farwell. C onan, do. at the door. j Rockland, April 1, 1656. 3wl4 Two or three bottles will clear the system of ,e». “ I L Snow, C onary, do. E 7 For full particulars see Circulars and Programmes. ' Two bottles are warranted to cure the worxi canker iu Q F all kinds and qualities may always be found This is one of the most valuable Medicines ever offered “ Kosciusko, Fountain, Boston. Oranges. the mouth and stomach. to the afflicted for the following complaints : “ Gannet, Albee, . do. Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst case of erysipelas. RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, BRUISES, BURN’S, CHIL­ “ Concordia, Davis, do. 13tf April 14. CALL AND EXAMINE ed and for sale by One to two bottles aie warranted to cure all humor in BLAINS, SORE THROAT, HOARSENESS, Sch Andrew Jackson, Pierce, Gardiner. the eyes. [ OG Paper, English Imperial Draughting Pa- CRAMP, PAIN in the STOMACH, April 15. Rockland, April 3, 1856. Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ears and blotches among the hair. LJ per, Bristol Board, Crayou Board, 4cc., 4tc„ always on Tooth A che. E ar A che, &c«, A c. Sell Utica, Thorndike, Portland. hand nt “ S arah,------, . do. “ KOUKLANFciTY BOOK STORE?" (Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and run 13tf E. R. SPEAR’S. PRICE 25 CENTS. E. R. SPEAR’S,! ling ulcers. DOMESTIC PORTS. One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin. Prepared by N. WIGGIN, and for sale by C. P. FES­ J. WAKEFIELD, Two or three bottles warranted to cure the worst case Perfumery. SENDEN, No. 5, Kimball Block, Rockland ; J. II. ES- NEW YORK—Ar 12th, ships Harpswell, Stover, Messi­ NEW, of ringworm. na; Albany, Jordan, Marseilles; barques Samson, Dailey, ZUffO-W R E A D Y , Rz-A..- NO* 3 K im b a ll Block* Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the most des T L BIN’S & Harrison’s Extaets, Farina Co- TABROOK Jr., Camden, Special Agent. 41 y do; E Churchill, Blake, Sagua; brig Nancy, Plummer RICH, perate cases ol rhematisin. logne, Lyon’s Kathairou, Bogle’s Hyperion Fluid 4cc., France. complete assortment of Three or four bottles are warranted to cure the salt &.C., at ITT We take pleasure in calling attention to the adver­ Also ar, brigs George Otis, Bellstedt, Buenos Ayres: A B rheum. 13tf E. R. SPEAR’S. Van Ojinda, Joyce, Leghorn; Howard (of Bath,) Race, Min- AND tisement. in another column, of G. W . Stone’s Liquid Ca­ Five to eight bottles will cure the very worst case of atulan; sch Sea Witce (of New London,) Reed,------, put BOOKS AND STATIONERY, scrofula. JyJASON’S, Bogle's and Hutcbin’s Hair Dye thartic and Family Physic, believing it to be one o f the in to stop a leak. AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle, Ar 12th, sch Lucy W . Alexander, Spofford, Guaninia. T. A. WENTWORTH’S LARGE most valuable compounds ever offered to the public, and and a perfect eure is warranted when the above quantity is 13if E .R . SPEAR’S HOLMES’S HOLE, April 12th—Ar sells Snow Squall, cheap as call be purchased at any other establishment. taken. one richly deserving the great snccuss that has alread at­ Racket!, Savannah, 8 days, for Thomaston; Vendovi, Bray, NO. 2 SPOFFORD BLOCK, STOCK Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in vain TfEATIIER Dusters and Fancy Goods of all tended the efforts of the proprietors in introducing it.— and Justina, ------, Rockland for NYork; Gen Taylor, tried all the wonderful medicines of the day, as that a Jones, Beverly for do; Lydia Catherine, Dennison, Rock­ To Let kinds kept constantly ou hand and will be sold very Judging from the immense quantities being sold, and the OF common weea, growing in the pastures, and along old low at port for City Point; Charlie A Willie, Tibbetts, Damaris­ ROCKLAND, MAINE. stone walls, should cure every humor iu the system; yet it cotta for James River; Com Tucker, Fuller, Bristol, Me, STORE and two TENEMENTS in Rankin E. R. SPEAR’S, testimonials in its favor by those who have used it, we Block. Enquire of is now a fixed fact. If you haven humor it has to start. • under Thorndike Hotel. for Savannah. A There are no ifs nor anils about it, suiting some cases, but feel warranted in recommending the afflicted to try it-— Sid sells Nimrod, Albany, Detroit, Cadmus, and Hannah fpHE subscriber has just returned from Rockland, April 9; 1856. not yours. He has peddled over a thousand bottles of it (Lowell News. 4wl6 Grant. in the vicinity of Boston, and knows the effects of it in Hew Publications, 13th—Ar sells Sarah, Smith, NYork for Eastport. James PA PER HANGINGS, every case. It has already done some of the greatest cures TUST received at SPEAR’S under Thorndike W. G. FRYE, Ward, Baker, Boston for Philadelphia; E Wright, Colby, Ladies, ever done in Massachusetts. He gave it to children a year Portsmouth for do; Gazelle, Coombs,Thomaston for George­ New York, Boston & Portland, No. 2 under THORNDIKE HOTEL. old; to old people of sixty; and has seen poor, punny look tr Hotel, Ernest Linwood, Mimic Life, Camp Fires of the town, SC; R B Pitts, Getchell, Rockland for NYork; Veloci­ COME one of you at the Celebration on the ing children, whose flesh was soft and flabby, restored to a Red Men, Jackson at Orleans, Glenwood or the Parish Boy, ty, ------, Lubec for do, with loss of ail anchor on Nan­ Rockland, April 14, 1856. 16tf perfect state ofhealth by one bottle. Tolla, a tale of modem Rome, Onyx Ring, Ac., dec. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, tucket Shoals; WITH A LARGE STOCK OF O 22d of February, left at the Armory of the City 1 receive all the new popular publications as soon as Guards, a Watered Silk Cape. It is at this ollice, 14 To those who are subject to sick headache, one bottle Sid barques Mary F Slade, Gen Warren; brig Iris; schrs will always cure it. Il gives great relief in catarrh ami published, and shall sell them cheap. ROCKLAND, Mystic, George W Jones, Daniel Webster, Cora, Leonard STATE OF MAINE. RICH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, dizziness. Some who have taken it have been costive for LINCOLN COUNTY, ME. McKenzie, Byzantium, Ophir, Snow Squall, B Frink, Nellie LINCOLN, SS.—At a Probate Court held at years, and have been regulated by it. Where the body is D, Golden Cloud, Vendovi, Justina, Gen Taylor, Lydia, Daguerreotypes. sound, it works quite easy, but where there is any derang Catherine, Charlie A Willie, George Edward. Wiscasset on the seventh day of April A. D. 1 The Great Family Remedy!! 0 F FIC E—B EER Y ’S BLOCK, 14th—Remains at 9 AM, wind light from SW, brigs Ve­ CONSISTING IN FART OF • 'T H E Subscriber hereby gives notice to his nu- inent of the functions of nature, it will cause very singu­ 1850. -I merous friends and patrons in Rockland, that he de­ lar feelings, but you’ must not he alarmed—they’ always Over the Store o f Wilson Case. nus, Isola, Tangier; schs D J Sawyer, Charm, R B Pitts, disappear in from four days to a week. There is never a Magyar, Arctic, and’Albatross, Smith, for Boston, with log­ QliDERED, That John Miller Administrator signs to leave the city in a few weeks, those in want of ET Particular attention given to the drawing of I n ­ wood saved from sell California. c / lie liunuj noil of tlie estate of EZEKIEL I’EIIRY late . bad result lrqpi it-—on the contrary, when that feeling is G. W. STONE’S Genin’s, Beebe's and Leary’s. of Rockland, ill said County, deceased, nolily tile Heirs at i GOOD PICTURES gone, you will feelj yourself like a new person, I heard strum ent** and to the Collecting of Demands, TARPAULIN" COVE, April 14.—Arseli Gazelle, Coombs, some of the most extravagant encomiums of it that ever- Thomaston for Georgetown. I.aw and Creditors of said deceased, and all persons inter- j at low prices will do well to call soon. August 17, 1855. 3Itf esled, that an account of Administration on the Estate of i man listened to. VEGETABLE NEW LONDON—Ar 11th, schs Fannie Mitchell, Blake, MATTHIAS ULMER. Artist. No change of diet ever necessary. Eat the best you can Portland for NY’ork; Belle Creole, Bragg, Camden for do; SPRINTGh STYLE said deceased will he offered for allowance at a Probate Rockland, April 7, 1856. 3wl5 Court at Wiscasset, on the first Monday of June next, at and enough of it. Eliza Jane, Howes, Provincetown for do. All orders should be addressed to IL II. HAY, at the .11I X I C A . \ C O K X » A I, V IL WILMINGTON, NC—Ar 9th, barque Georges, Magune, ten o’clock, A. M., when and where they may he present I LIQUID CATHARTIC! NYork; sch Jenny Lind, Coombs, Rockport, Me. S I L K H A T S , if they see cause. BOSTON, APRIL 1, 1850. BRANCH OFFICE IN MAINE, rpiIE public do not require to be told that a mild, safe CHARLESTON—Ar 9th, barque Mcldon, Johnson, Beau­ Notice to be given by publishing an attested copy of, L aud reliable cathartic in a liquid form, agreeable to the “ T all A clies fort; schs Caledonia, Coombs, Searsport; Rosannuh Rose, this Order in the Rockland Gazette thfee weeks success- i 15 & 17 Market Square Borland. taste and one which purges without violence, is a desider­ Coombs, do. Cld brig Condor, Allen, St Marys, Gu. Sid Gent’s and Boy’s, Black, Brown, Drab, White, Castor, ively before said Court of Probate. This is to certify that H II HAY, Druggist, Portland, atum in medicine ; this act will be admitted by all. Such Given under my hand, this seventh day of April in the • FROM brig Advance, Irons, St Marys, Ga. Rose and Claret, is the duly AUTHORIZED AGENT for my Medical a discovery has been often attempted but without success APALACHICOLA—In port 5th, sch Norfolk Packet, Be­ year ot our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty-six. i CARPETINGS |Discovery, fo r the S T A T E OF M AINE, and that he is until the introduction of the above named remedy. dell, from and lor NYork, just ar. Sid 4th, sch Ralph Post, ARNOLD BIjANEY, Judge of Probate. j supplied with the GENUINE direct from my Laborai No patent mediciue ever met with such a ready approv­ LITTLE TOE-CORNS GROW .” Tyler, for do. « O E T T s . Copy A ttest:—J ames T. Dana, Register. 3wl6 tory. DONALD KENNEDY. al by physians ns this. Many regular practitioners are Special Agents, G W PALMER, Rockland; G J ROBIN using it daily, all of whom have spoken of it in the highest But there is a remedy, and it is to .be found in FOREIGN PORTS. STATE OF MAINE. CHEAPER THAN EVER. SON, Thomaston; J H ESTABROOK Jn., Camden; terms of praise. Persons for the want of a better have Gent’s and Boy’s, Black, Blue, Brown, Drab and Embossed At W holesale by G. W. PALMER. 26 been obliged to resort to the use of those drastic nauseous WIGGINS MEXICAN CORN SALVE, Ar at Havre 19lh ult, International, Seavey, NOrleans; i LINCOLN, SS.— At a Probate Court held at and oftentimes injurious purgatives such as castor oil, 20th, John Hancock, Allen, do; Etna, Miller,'New York, Wiscasset on the seventh day of April, A. D. OUR SCALE OF PRICES FOR' salts, senna, jallop, rhubarb, alloes, gamboge Ac., all of which is Caroline Mesmith, Kenney, Charleston; Joseph Hale, Mer­ © ® ijj HI A if tS n which cause more or less depletion, and fail to accomplish rill, and Robert Parker, Trefethen, Mobile; Ticonderoga, 1856. A Good Cleansing Bitter WARRANTED TO CERE the object for which they are taken ; on the contrary they Boyle, Crimeo; 22d, Arago (s), Lines, New York; Hemi­ I f)Kl)ERED,That WEALTHY MANSFIELD often increase the difficulty and rentier the patient less sphere, Harris, and Almade, Ankers, New Orleans. Sailed Gent’s Drab, Checkered and Brown V Administratrix of the Estate of DANIEL II. MANS­ To be Taken, in the Spring. curable. None of these enter into the composition of this or tie money paid will be refunded. 20th, Saratoga, Trask, and Fairfield, Hathaway, NYork; SPRING SALES. For sale ot the Drug Store of C. P. FESSENDEN. FIELD late of Warren in said County, deceasdd, notify invaluable remedy. It is composed of barks, roots and Falcon, Patten; Gosport, Strickland, and Orient, Hill, New the Ileirs at Law and Credi’ors of said deceased and all The immense success in our sales, attending our fixed { seeds, the medical properties of which are exactly adapt­ Orleans; Ocean Pearl, Ryder, Cardiff and United States; Be kind enough, Reader, to give r attention one mo- PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. SILK CAPS. j persons interested,that her first account of Administration low prices each season heretofore, has induced us to oiler, ed to the cure of those complaints for which it is re­ 22d, Oroondates, Disney, New Orleans; Bavaria, Bailey on the Estate of said deceased, will be offered for allow­ meat,and you will learn what commended. By a combination of those properties the NYork. Ar at do 21st ult, Melina, Gilkey, NYork. this spring, all sorts of Carpetings, including our new and Rockland, Jan. 1, 1856. * ltf ance nt a Probate Court nt Rockland on the twenty-eighth fresh goods as well as the did stock, ut a still lower rate C. A. RICHARDS’ public are put in possession of liie most valuable prepara­ Ar ut Cardenas 29th ult, brigs Masonic, Ames, Philad- GLAZED SILK CAPS. day of May next, at ten o’clock, A. M.. when and where tion ever produced. Thia medicine is not intended simply phia; 30th. Jos Albion, Mead. Sierra Morena; 3d inst, barque than ever, making it an object for every one in want of a they may he present if they see cause. carpet to call on us, as it will be seen by the following as a cathartic , its value as such is insignificant when com­ America, Middleton, NYork; Jos Fish, Seavy, do; I-’ II Fan­ Notice to be given by Publishing an attested copy of ABBOTT-BITTERS pared with its power of purifying the blood from all hu­ Stage and Railroad Notice ning, Harding, Baltimore; brigs Zone, Thomas, Portland; Al.o a Large STOCK of CHILDREN’S i schedule of prices at which we shall retail our goods, this Order in the Rockland Gazette three weeks before said they being below the usual wholesale prices, and in many ARE GOOD FOR. mors, regulating the actiou of the bowels, curing Dyspep­ Royalston, Robinson, St John, NB; sell Rainbow, Portland; Court of Probate. sia, restoring the appetite, producing a healthy action of 4th. brig I. R Palmer, Park, N York; 5th, barque Gen Tay­ cases for ihc finer sorts of Auction goods, below the cost They have been made and sold 40 years—8 years by the Given under my hand this seventh day of April in the of proi uction. present proprietor, aud note this great truth; he has facts In the Liver, freeing the Stomach from bile, and invigorating lor. Adams, Havana. FANCY MATS A CAPS. year of our Lord one ihousa* d eight hundred and fifty-six. and strengthening the whole system. It is a certain cure CENTS per yard for IIEMP CARPETS. his possession, showing that they haved cured and helped SPOKEN. ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge of Probate. thousands, yen thousands of cases of for the Piles, and those suffering from that complaint should give it a trial. It is also warranted to cure capker TAGES will leave ROCKLAND for BATIT every Copy A t t e s t J ames T. Dana, Register. 3wl6 CENTS per yard for LINEN CARPETS. morn ing—Sundays excepted—at 2 o’clock and 6 1-2 INDIGESTION, iu its worst forms- For all diseases of the Bowels it can­ Custom-Made 25 not he recommended too highly. In Summer Complaints So’clock. A. M. arriving at Bath in season to connect with IVotice. CENTS per yard for IiNGRAIN CARPETS. Nervous debility, Sickness at Stomach, the 1 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock P. M. Trains fot PORT such as Dysentery, Diarrhcea, Cholera Morbus, Ac., it will DISASTERS. 30 Derangement of the Di­ Water Brash, Humors, be found invaluable. LAND same evening. B oots and SHoos, N OTICE is hereby given that the Joint stand- 1 CENTS per yard for UNION CARPETS. RETURNING—will leave BATH for Wiscasset, Dam­ Sch Z Snow, (of Bucksport) Robinson, Aux Cayes 20th ing Committee of the City Council, of Rockland, gestive functions, Colds and Coughs, Reader, as sure as the sun rises in the east, just so sure ult. Left no American vessel. On the 2d inst, lat 30 52, 37 you will be benefited by the use of this medicine for any ariscotta, Waldoboro’, Warren, Thomaston and Rockland, ACCOUNTS AND CLAIMS, will be in ses­ CENTS yer yard for SUPER-UNION CARPTES. Depression of mind and Costiveness, Jaundice, on the arrival of each train of cars at Bath. Ion 73 16, in a gale, lost deck load of logwood, split sails, Gent’s Kip, French and American Calf Boots. Gent’s Pa. sion at the of the above complaints, and as suie will it relieve those tent Leather, Calf, Black and Drab Cloth Congress 45 Spirits, Flatulency, Rheuma­ suffering from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Tic poloureux, A Stage leaves R ock lan d every Morning (Sundays ALDERMENS ROOM, CENTS per yard for TWrO-PLY CARPETS. Gout, IJeuduche. and Pain in the Side and Stomach, caused Missing Vessel.—Brig Angostura, Capt Sanborn, sailed I Boots. Girls and Boys, Calf, Goat and Oppression after Eat­ tism, excepted) at 6 1-2 o’clock, A. M, fur CAMDEN, BEL­ on the last Saturday of every month, at 1 o’clock. P. 50 by Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion general De­ FAST any BANGOR. from New York Jan 3 for Cork and has not since been j Kip Brogans. 0 0 1(0 7 0 yar<^ EXTRA FINE ing, Female Obstructions, bility, Ac., is often caused by wind in the Stomach, which RETURNING—leaves B an gor every Morning (Sun­ heard of. Capt S hailed from Maine, but was a resident of M„ for the purpose of Auditing such Claims as may he CARPETS. presented against the city. Acid Stomach, Loss of Appetite, this terned will expel at once. It is an excellent remedy daes excepted) at 6 1-2 and arrives at R o ck la n d about Brooklyn, LI. The crew consisted of first and second of- J CENTS per yard for SUPERFINE CAR­ for Sea Sickness Those having occasion to travel by 7 o’clock P. M. fleers and eight seamen. The vessel was built at Williams- j The nexi meeting of said Committee will be held on the PETS. LADIES AND MISSES, 26th inst. 75 to 85 Sick Headache, Pain in the Side, water will find this an invaluable remedy. J. T. A W. BERRY A CO., Proprietors. burg in 1850, by Perine, Patterson 4c Stack, for Messrs Ilar- O A 4-^ AA CENTS per yard for KIDDERMINIS- Rockland Jan. 3,185C. ltf beck 4c Co, who owned her, and was valued ut about $16,- JOHN BIRD, ) Committee O V 1 0 t / V TER CARPETS. MANUFACTURED BY A. L. LOVEJOY,S on 000, which is fully covered by insurance in Wall street.— i Kid, Drab, Brown, Tan, Drab and Bluck Cloth Congress GO 4-^ H A 1 CENTS per yard for SUPERFINE Torpor of the Liver and Bowels, G. W. STONE & CO,, Lowell Mass. She was loaded with 14,000 bushels corn. and Gaiter Boots. Ladies Heel Boots. Ladies G, A. STEVENS. 5 Accts. and Claims, t/iO tO ENGLISH CARPETS. Reader! You are appealed to earnestly. Don’t say “ it I THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. Rockland, April 15, 1656. 16tf I only could believe this to be itrue! I have some of the H. II. HAY, Portland, Agent for the State. and Misses, Kid and Morocco Buskins and Three-Ply Carpets at very Low Kates. above complaints, and I would take the medicine at once C. P. FESSENDEN, Agent for Rockland. Slippers. Children’s Plain and ’ N. BOYNTON & CO. if I could only have confidence.” IT IS TRUE; it is an March 2u, 1856 121y SIR JAMES CLARKE’S OA 4-n. 61 OK per vanl for BRUSSELS TAPES- Fancy Shoes in great OV 10 Ol.«4£> TRY CARPETS. Compris- honest truth, if ever therefwas one spoken. Come then, | Fair and Sale, if your mind is irritable, discontented, and gloomy, if you • CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. variety. Commission Jlcrcliauts, ! ing beaiitiiu 1 and modern styles of English and Americun NEW GOODS. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL lith, I manufacture. have severe Cclie Pains after eating your food,—if your J AND SELLING AGENTS FOR THE body begins to waste, or your strength to fail you,—if your 1 Prepared from a prescription of Sir James Clarke M. D. UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS. 4cc. O'! A O per yard for splendid VEL- countenance assumes a haggard and sallow aspect,—if you ' AT BEETHOVEN HALL. ROBBINS CORDAGE CO., OlizQU tO QA.QzO VET TAPESTRY CAR­ rJ’IIE proprietor of the Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable PETS. The usual prices ol which are $2.25 and upwards. have a difficulty in lying on your left side,—if your skin is | Medicine is unfailing in the cure of ail those painful and PLYMOUTH, MASS. Also, many styles of high cost Tapestry and Velvet Car­ dry and shrivelled,—if you have an appetite weak and va- ! rp tIE Ladies of the Methodist Church and con-I Gent’s Furnishing Goods, petings of superior English manufactuie. which, oil ac- j riulile, and perhaps entirely destroyed,—if your whole sys­ CITY MARKET, dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution. gregation will hold RUSSELL MILLS, anil Mt. VERNON count ot their high finish and beautiful quality are seldom tem is languid, especially during the process of digestion, It moderates all excess, removes all obstructions, and —if you have a constant uneasy feeling in Ihe stomach,— which were purchased wholly for CASH, consequently DUCK COMPANY’S, imported to this country, wilt be sold at the same prices of why, you have only a fit of INDIGESTION! and these has just returned from B o s to n with an entire brings on the monthly period with regularity. These FAIR, an ordinary article. Also, a large stock ol they can and WILL BE SOLD from 10 to 15 per are prepared to f urnish Coroage and Duck of the best great Bitters are made to cure Indigestion, and they will do Pills should be used two or three weeks previous to con­ at the above time and place. cent L O W E R than they cun be purchased elsewhere. quality, at the lowest manufacturers’ prices. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, it, too,—ami all its attendant ills; and while at first it gent­ NEW STOCK OF GOODS. finement; they ffortify the constitution, and lessen the ly stimulates the Stomach, cleansing and removing these Ticket* of Admission 25 cent** DZpDont forget the place N BOYNTON, > No. 134 Embracing the largest assortment we ever had, from 24 ! troublesome agents, suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perforin her E BOYNTON, JR > Commercial Block, feet wide to the narrowest width, ut very low prices, Also, : Refreshments and an assortment of desirable articles No. 2 SPOFFORD BLOCK, Canton Mattings, Stair Carpets, Druggets, Feltings, Rugs, consisting in part of duties with safety to herself and child. will be offered for sale. A FIIERVEY S BOSTON. 16iy IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN, Nearly oppo*itc Thorndike Hotol. Mats and all articles usually found in a first class Carpet Boston packed Clear and Mess Pork, Hams Smoked and These Pills should not be taken by females during the Rockland, April 16, 1856. 2wl6 removing morbid or vitiated humors, beautifying the Rockland, April 17, 1856 16tf Warehouse. face, kindling life and energy! in your entire rraine; then, Corned. Beef. Tripe, Pigs Feel, Fish, Butter, Cheese, Lard, FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they are 1 0 ,000 XLoliJS A great portion oi our stock huving been purchased nt Tongues, Pickles, Potatoes, Sugars, Teas Coffee, Salera'.us. the recent auction trade sules in New York gives us supe­ Reader, will the world no longer look dark and gloomy; no sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other lime they T A K E A O T IC E . longer will your dearest hopes be banished aud thrust aside Soap, Cream Tartar, Spices, Raisins, Figs, Starch, Mac- BURBANK & BUTTERFIELD, — o r — rior advantages for supplying our customers ar low rates, j but with caroni, Beans, Peas, Oranges, Apples Green and Dried, arc safe. SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Nots, Confectionary &c., &c. ■ In all cases of Nervous a?d Spinal Affections, pain in the NO. 3 THORNDIKE BLOCK, New England Carpet Company, HEALTH AND STRENGTH In connection with the above I shall always keep Sius- JJORSES, CARRIAGES and COACHES to| P A P E R 11 A A « I A You will go forth into the world, to say with thousands of agea, Fresh Beef, Pork, Lamb and Veal, to cut in quanti­ Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue oif Slight Exertion, ^R E now opening a much larger G S . 75 HANOVER STREET, ties to suit customers. All articles kept at this MARKET, others, C A Richards’ Abbott Bitters have done won Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness cf Spirits, Hysterics BOSTON ders for me. The Label is Copyrighted, and each bo.tie, will be of the best quality and offered at the lowest prices. Sick Headache, Whiles and all the painful diseases occa­ HET at the THORNDIKE STABLE, STOCK OF DRY GOODS &.C., J l'S T received a large assortment of for the protection of the consumers and proprietor, bears Thankful for past patronage I shall endeavor to merit a continuance of the same. sioned by a disordered system, these Pills will effect a cure Persons wishing SEATS to and from the BOATS will j HOUSE TO SELL OR LET, the portrait of Doctor Wm. Abbott, together with the sig­ please leave their names at the Thorndike Hotel or C. S. 1 than ever before offered. Particulars next week. ENTIRE NEW STYLES nature of For sale as above PO TATOES by the Bushel or when all other means have failed, and although a power­ BROWN’S Liver}’ Stable, North End. rPH E House situated ou the Corner of Cask. ful remedy, do not contain irou, calomel, antimony, or I of Paper Hangings, Borders, Window Curtains and Fire- C. A. RICHARDS, Proprietor, WARREN ROBINSON. W. II. THORNDIKE. Union and Portland Street, (called the Say wood Rockland, April 16, 1856. IGtf PE.OVISIOKT boards. J- Rockland, March 11, 1856______3w ll any other mineral. Consisting ol Common, Grounded, Satin, Gilt, Velvet House) is for wale or to let on reasonable TERMS. S9 Stale Sereet, Boston, i Full directions accompanying each package. Price, ill — AND— and Velvet and Gilt Room Papers. Enquire of the subscriber. October, 16, 1855 6m40 j Ma N aSSEU 3. HOVEY. Apples A Potatoes. the United Slates and Canada. One Dollar. Hotice. Common Velvet and Gilt Borders. Paper and Cloth Window Curtains. Rocklank, March 30, 1856 14tf AVe Know what we have Seen, anil testify JQQ BBLS. BALDWIN APPLES. Sole Agents for this country. LL persons are hereby forbidden to pass or GROCERY STORE, Curtain Fixtures, Top and Side Lights. I. C. BALDWIN A CO., repass over the land ami premises of the BARTLETT j Panel Paper a new article for Entries aud Rooms. 500 Bush. Potatoes, Just received and for sale A CLARKE’S: BUILDING* over the Brook* Fireboard Patterns of every description, to whiclifj I E. & J. HARD IN G, WHAT WE HAVE HEARD. Rochester, N. Y. HEIRS, and WrIDOWT SPAULDING, in South Thomas- i ton. Persons hereafter found crossing said premises will CENTRE MAIN STREET. would respectfully invite the attention of the citizens of HEALY A ACHORN. TUTTLE A MOSES, Auburn, N. Y-, General Agents. be prosecuted as trespassers. Rockland and vicinity before purchasing elsewhere. Wholesale, and Retail Dealers in Rockland,March 26,1856, N. B $1,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au­ ELEANOR SPAULDING. J. C. JOODY’S, RR. RET TIT’Si April 16, 1656. 3wl6* 'P H E subscriber ha6 just returned from Bostou No 4. Spofford Block. thorized Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by return 1 with a choice STOCK of GROCERIES of all kinds, Rockland, April 3, 1856. 14tf Fresh and Pickled Fish mail. together with AMERICAN JEYE SALVE Flour and Corn. of all descriptions, on HATS & CAPS. For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rockland. F r u i t s , School, SK A S T It E K T , H. H. HAY, Wholesale Agent for Maine. 2Q Q BBLS. FLOUR. Many persons suffer severely by having their j such as ORANGES, LEMONS, FIGS, RAISINS, CUR­ 'T H E undersigned takes this opportunity to in- Below the Thorndike Hotel. February 28th,1855. Iy9 RANTS, COCOANUTS, ENGLISH WAL­ -L form the citizes of Rockland, that he has commenced Genoin’s, Beebe’s and Leary's 1000 BUSHELS CORN. NUTS, FILBERTS, Ae. FRESH HALIBUT constantly on hand. EVES WATER, 2 0 0 “ MEAL. All in want of a gond article of fish can be supplied at 2 0 “ BYE MEAL. In the Provision line, may be found Salt and Frewh A P R IV A T E SCHOOL* when they go out into the air, anil by being Beef and Pork; Ham and Egg* Tripe* aud the lowest C a s h P rice. A word to the Afflicted! 100 “ BLACK OATS. Rockland, March 30, 1856. 4wl4 1 0 0 “ W’lIITE OATS. SaNuage** B u tter aud Cheese* 4kc. &c. at the Farw ell School Houac* on Summer Street. Blinded by the Strong Light! SPRING FASHIONS FOR 5 0 0 LBS CHEESE. A vast amount of Suffering is occasioned TUITION 25 ceut* per week. Others suffrr a Burnixo, Smarting Sensation, as if Hams, Lard, Pork, Molasses, Sugar, Beans, Peas and VEGETzlBLES, The Last Call, G. F. BURGESS. DUST WAS IN THE EYE! — by a— Dried Apples. of all kinds, Rocland, April 9, 1856. Iwl5 O those who are in arrears on account of 1 8 3 6 . DISEASED STATE OF THE ORGANS OF THE HEAD, Just received and for wholesale or retail at low prices by the Non-payment of Taxes for ihe year 1855, are here­ Others again are unable-to use their Eyes at all, by 1 O. B. FALES. POTATOES, SQUASHES, CABBAGES, TURNIPS, Tby notified to make payment forthwith and save cost, other­ AND OF THE MEMBRANEOUS PASSAGES Rockland, April 18, 1856. IGtf asouse lor Sale. wise they will find their property advertised for sale. I Ga S OR LAMP LIGHT, owing to the weakness of the I ALSO, A LOT OF BEETS, Ac.,FRESH AND NICE. LEADING FROM THE HEAD INTO DOUBLE Tenement House for sale on Grace shall be at the office of W. G. FRYE,eaeI: day, Sundays eye, ar.d overstraining the Optic Nerve* THE THROAT IEZ Purchases delivered to order. excepted, from 8 to 10 o’clock for the purpose‘of receiving DR. PETTIT’S EYE SALVE, by restoring to the eye , For Sale. Street, ut a great bargain,and liberal terms. For par­ money for taxes from those disposed to pay without cost. DR. MARSHALL’S SNUFF, P. S, It is the intention of the undersigned to keep a Aticulars enquire «>f its C£tjp£i cfc S o ft H a ts, ONE STORY7 HOUSE, situated on South 1 MATTHIAS ULMER. D. M. JAMES, Collector. IS THE SOVEREIGN REMEDY. Main Street- Inquire of _ FIRS-RATE PROVISION’ Jc GROCERY Rockland, April 10, lo56. 3wl5 Rockland, April 2, 1856. 14tf WASTED STRENGTH, JAMES PARTRIDGE, JR. will save you ALL THESE ANNOYANCES. Traders1 Ju st received and lor sale CHEAPER than C. W . ATWELL, Deering’s Block, Congress Street, EVER for CASH, by Rockland, April 16, 1856. S T O SI £ , A jiples. whose object it is to Make Money, will often tell you [ Portland, General Agent for Maine. 250 for Boys. T. A. WENTWORTH, BBLS. BALDWIN AND RUSSET AP- of something, (which they buy for half the cost of this ! C. P. FESSENDEN and J. C. MOODY-, Ager.ts for and to that end a continued effort will be made to keep up No* 2 SpoH'ord Block* Administrator’s Sale. a supply of all articles in his line of basiness, confident YARDS all Wool home made Broad- 100 1‘LES, just received aud for sale by Eye Salve,) Rockland . and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine doth for BOY’S WEAR, nt s i , 25 per yard. Cull 14tf E. I.. LOVEJOY. Nearly opposite THORNDIKE HOTEL, Rockland, Me. virtue of a license Irom IIon. Arnold that a discriminating public will give him that patronage 2 5 0 generally. 13tf which lie hopes to deserve. , unless you are too late. BUT, BE NOT DECEIVED, j April 8, 1856. ______15tf JOHN FLINT. Rockland, April 15, 1856. 3ml6 Rockland, April 7, 1856 Notice. The EYE SALVE is the only thing you can PUBLIC AUCTION, P IIE Stockholders of the North Marine W harf VEW VOLUME ffl'& B aa'& siss. POH.TB ZD g p e n d. U p o n at the store of Milton Daniels in Union, in the County of PMJVO FORTE L and Railway Company, are requested io meet on —OF THE— Lincoln, on SATURDAY the Mevcuteenth day THURSDAY, April 17, at 2 o’clock P. M., at C rockett B u ild in g , to accept Charter, choose officers and tran­ FOR RELIEF AND CURE ! ‘ In Lewiston, Mr. Simon Smith to Miss Ruth E. Barton, of May next* at two o’clock in the afternoon all the j F O R S A L E . right in equity that HENRY’ F. SKINNER late of said ! Iixstx-n ctioir. sact such other business as may come before them. C. W . ATWELL, Deering’s Block, Congress Stree, ' both of L. JOHN J. PERRY, Portland Transcript! In Hope, March 29th, by Josiah Hobbs, Esq., John T. Union, deceased, had at the time of his death of redeeming j MR* E. S. BRADL.EE, North Side Market Square, Portland, General Agent fori the lot£of land situate in said Union, on which he lived up j A NEW BOSE WOOD PIANO, of fine tone, one of the Corporators. Barrett to Elizabeth Bartlett, both of IL Rockland, April 2, 1856 14tf Now is the time to Subscribe. In Brunswick, 21st inst., W’illiuhi E. Corliss to Melinda ; to the time of his decease, containing about four acres, 1X 7ILL be in Rockland every week, and will aY mav be had at a bargain of Maine. D. Howard of Bath. with the dwelling house thereon, including the reversion V V give instruction as above. JOHN COLLINS, C. P. FESSENDEN and J. C. MOODY, Agents for ’J ’UAT popular literary paper the Portland In Surry, 27tli inst., Jacob A. Young, of Surry, to Eliza­ of the widow’s dower therein. The said Henry F. Skin- I ' N. B. Plano Fortes tuned, also Piauoct* for Sale Corner of Grove and Union Streets. Rockland ; and sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods deal-, ner having conveyed the said land by his mortgage deed to ; at ten per cent less than usual prices. Cotton Duck. beth A. Smith of Ellsworth. Rockland, March 20th 1856. 12tf ers generally. l*3tf TRANSCRIPT In Lincolnville 29tli ult., Augustus Drake to Mary E. Gilbert M. Blackiugton, of said Union. Orders left at MORSE’S Organ Factory, Maili Street, FULL assortment of Cotton Duck and Ra- and eclectic, Knight both of I.. ELIJAH VOSE, Administrator. will meet with prompt attention* veils, just received and for sale by lias just commenced a new volume, and entered upon the In Belmont, R. F. Alexander to Hannah Kimball, both of Union, April 15, 1856. 3wl6. Rockland, April 14, 1866. 16tf WEBSTER HOUSE, A A. II. KIMBALL 4c CO. twentieth year of its existence. The Transcript has reach­ B. Rockland, April 3, 1856. 140 ALSO, SOLD AS ABOVE, ed a circulation larger than was ever before obtained by In Morrill 2d inst., Israel WoodbUry to Deborah A. Collector’s Sale, No. S5S2 (Hanover St., Boston. m y paper in Maine, and its proprietors will spare no pains Thomas. „ , , . ! 1JYSIDE ROUTE. DR. PETTIT’S to make it acceptable to even a larger number. In the In Waldoboro’ 15th ult., Peter Ring to Lucinda C. Watts T?OR non- payment of taxes, assessed against, ______The undersigned, late, of the Frank- German Window Glass. new volume all the principal features of the paper, which both of Warren. • U HOSEA COOMBS, of the city of Rockland, Maine, lin House, have taken the new, spaeious A SSORTED sizes, for sale by CanKcr Balsam , have made it a favorite with many, will be maintained, and for the year 1855, 1 have this dny seized and distrained the BANGOR PORTLAND BOSTON and elegant Hotel, (W ebster H®use0 No, such new ones added as increased experience axd facili­ Dwelling house, aud lot of laud on which the same now X UllXBAnv, DVOIVB. 382 Hanover Street, and opened it January A A. 11. KIMBALL i CO, The only sure remedy for the cure of ties may suggest. We shall continue to present our read­ Rockland, April 3, 1856. 13tf ers with choice-tales and interesting sketches ; instructive BEALES, stands, and occupied by the said Coombs, situated on Oak 1st, 1855. The structure is as substantial CANKER, IN ALL ITS FORMS. Street,’in the city of Rockland, and seized as the property . and commodious as it is elegant.and every apartment Is spa­ essays, much curious and useful information, the spice of of said Coombs, and will be sold at cious, pleasant, and fitted up with taste, having every mod­ wit and humor, and a carefully prepared digest of the TH2 SPLENDID AXD FAST-SAIL1N0 STEAMER, em improvement for the comfort or convenience of guests. Sheriff’s Sale — A L S O — news of the day—particular attention being paid to Maine In this city, 9th inst., Rosamus. C. Lowell, eldest son of PUBLIC AUCTION, The location of the house is peculiarly favorable for mer­ Sure Cure for Chilbluius.-CE matters. F ebruary 1st, 1856. Those who are interested iu puzzles and Problems will IL C. Lowell, Esq., aged 29 years 8 nios. 5 dys. in front of the Berrv Block, in the city of Rockland, on ! chants and business men ; it is located but a short distance In Portland, 11th inst., Susie Adelaide, daughter of Mel­ Suturtiny Hie lkiriy-fir*t day of May, next, | from the railroad stations, and still affords to the visitor a ] IXCOLN, SS.—By virtue of an Execution Which is The Best Remedy, also find in its coliftnns, Enigmas, Illustrated Rebuses, Ac. ville C. Miliken, aged 3 yra. 4 mos. a» 2 of the clock in the afternoon unless said taxes are quiet not usually found in our city hotels, especially agree- We invite all who want an independent family paper de­ In Falmouth, 1st inst., Mrs. Emily, wife of Smith Bar­ JLJ in favor of EDWARD E. HAUDLETT, of Dresden, voted to the interests of the people of Maine, to send us paid before that day or so much ol said property as may anle to ladies. The proprietors, grateful for liberal patron­ against the Proprietors of Dresden Neck Toll Bridge. I bour, aged 43 yrs. 4 mos. be necessary to raise the sum of fourteen dollars and forty- ( age while conductors of the Franklin House, solicit a con­ 7 * 0 THE SICK TUfS IS A MOMENTOUS; their names. For those who wish to preserve the paper In Concord, N. IL, 10th inst., George T., son of Richard have taken and seized the franchise ol said Corporation, for binding, the commencemei-t of a volume is the beat one cents together with all legal costs and charges tinuance of public favor, and will aim to make the Web­ and shall sell the same by 1 QUESTION. T. and Sarah Ann Gould, aged 8 yrs. DAIWIEli W EB ST ER , ster House popular and deserving of support. time to subscribe. . In Hempsted, Arkansas, Joseph J. Moore, formerly pub­ D. M. JAMES, Collector of the City of Rockland. TERMS_$1,50 a year in advance. Four copies for Rockland, April 15, 1856. 16tf N. B.—This house is supplied with extensive hot and PUBLIC AUCTION, For all the Ailments resulting from aj lisher of the Brunswick Telegraph, aged about 33. CAl'T SAMUEL BLANCHARD, cold Baths. A Iso,a well selected Library. $5,00. The Transcript and either of tho three dollar In Belfast, 1st inst., Mary Tyler aged 76. at the STORE of EDWARD E. HAUDLETT, in said MORBID STATE of the LIVER and BILE, Magazines (Godey’s, Graham’s Harper’s or Putnam’s) for At sea, Jan. 29th, Capt. Samuel L. Ingraham of Rock­ I. SAMPSON & G. B. MARTIN, Proprietor** $3,50. The Transcript and the N Y Weekly Tribune, for AVING, the past winter, been re-fitted and Dresden, on WEDNESDAY- the 30th day of April next, such as ja undice liver complaint land—master of barque Iddo Kimball—on her passage from Collector’s Sale. and put in the best possible condition for the accom­ ___ 3inl3 , , at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to satisfy said execution and LOSS OF APPETITE, WEAKNESS OF ” Address, GOULD, ELWELL, PICKARD tlo *t City Drug dtoic. ita BOSTON CARDS. BOSTON CARDS BOSTON CARDS. J. W. RICKER, DEAN STABLER & BROTHER, REMOVAL. FAINTER, March, 1856 BOOTS AND SHOES. J. J. ADAMS & CO. FIKE,"FIKE. BERRY’S BLOCK, MAIN STREET, C. & M. COX. BRUSH MANUFACTURERS. ROCKLAND, ME. Merchant Tailors. Is your PROPERTY Insured. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS! 99 YVaahington at., Boston. o. G-. M O FFITT, Wholesale Dealers in Boots, Shoes and J. J. ADAMS. C- VAUGHAN. W , M. VAUGHAN The undei House, Sign and Ship Painting, Graining Are you Insured in Safe Companies ? Icrsigned, MERCHANTS, MANU- LEATHER. Have always on hand a large awertment of BRUSHES of AS removed the remnant of his Stock saved FACTURERS8, IMPORTERS aud WHOLESALE ______DEAL- best quality, for sale at low fixed prices, via., from the late fire to the FIRST STORE North Glazing, Gilding and Paper Hanging, ERS, arc now prepared with FULL STOCKS of all gooda 42 Si 44 PEARL STREET, Hof BURBANK & BUTTERFIELD’S Auction Rooms, in their respective departments, peculiarly suited io the Have on hand a stock of the best manufacture, which they Brushes for PAINTERS AND BUILDERS where he will be pleased to have [his told friends and cus­ executed in the best style. “ *• FACTORIES AND MACHINERY, E. H. COCHRAN’S, wants of COUNTRY DEALERS. will sell at the lowest price In the market for cash. tomers give him a call. Particular attention paid to Graining, Varnishing, Polish- The large and varied assortment which the BOSTON “ “ HOUSEKEEPERS, NO. 3 “ » PERSONAL USE, MY PRESENT STOCK in and Enameling. market affords to purchasers, pr.sents a superior opportu­ Rockland, Dec. 26, 1855. 50tf FIRE, MARINE and LIFE nity for a choice selection. LAND WARRANTS. “ “ HOTELS, MUST BE “ “ STABLES, The highest prices paid for the various sizes (40, 80, 120 Music Books. INSURANCE AGENCY, and 160 acre Warrants) at the office of JOHN E. M. GIL­ “ “ RAILROADS, O 1 o e o <3. O u t *, “ TRAVELLERS, UNTIN’S Piano Forte Instructor, LEY. No. 18 Congress street, Boston. Parties sending “ “ SHIP CHANDLERS, By the tenth of April, H CANCERS CAN be CURED. Warrants by mail or express, will receive the top price Burtini. u u “ SPOFFORD BLOCK, SCROFULA, an(j olher djseases which have baffled the of the market, by a Boston check or certificate of deposite “ “ HARDWARE DEALERS, as the Building I now occupy is to be MOVED OFF.— Flute, Fife, Violin, and Accordeon. For sale by Spofford ■kill of our best physicians, can also be cured so as to ou either of the Boston Banks. “ “ PAINT AND OIL DEALERS, Therefore I shall sell without regard to cost. And all per­ __48______J. WAKEFIELD. •Itlain Street, Rockland. stay cured, by “ “ COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND sons in want of CLOTHS or DEALERS GENERALLY. A. PARKER, — 000— d r . r . g r e e n , PARKER, WHITE & GANNET, ITT Merchants from a dlsiance can make up their entire READY MADE CLOTHING, XI H. COCHRAN, thankful for the liberal Scientific Indian Physician,... No. 36 Broin« Manufacturers of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and memotandums for BRUSHES, and the greatest care will S a il- M a. Is. o r , field street, Boston. be taken to pack and lorward the goods in perfect order. will find it for their interest to give me a call before mak­ Y io patronage he has heretofore received, in­ MACHINES, and dealers in SEEDS, TREES and ing their selections. BERRY’S WHARF, Consultations in person or by letter, free of charge. Med­ PERUVIAN GUANO, and best super­ Prices current will be sent by mail when desired, and tends for the future to devote his whole time samples of the various kinds to order. Remember the first door North of the Auction Room. (Rear of Custom House Block > icines sent to any'part of the world. phosphate of Lime. Rockland, Feb. 7, 1856. 6tf BLOCK. exclusively to the Non. 4 7 , 5 9 Si 63 Blackatouc Street, Boaton. ROCKLAND, ME, Electro-Medicated Baths, Cary’s Patent Rotary Suction & Force IMPROVED TYUCK, Trimming8,Bolt Rope and Twine con- INSURANCE BUSINESS, Discovered by Dr. R. GREEN. The solvent properties of The Electro Chemical Baths, -L/ constantly on hand or furnished at short notice. certain plains are addsd to these baths, which, together PUMP CHURCH ORGANS and MELODEONS, in all its branches, and holds himself in readi­ with the current of electricity, neutralize the diseased Are said to have the power of removing Lead frcin the hu­ —ALSO— HTOULD call the attention of their triends and the matter in the blood and tissues, and expel it from the sys­ man body, and relieving many most painful land dungerous For Factories, Mills, Tanneries, Railroads, Mines, Vessels, MANUFACTURE D BY Bunting of all kinds, Colors and Flags of every descrip YY ness to give any information relating to the tem. Each bath is prepared to suit the constitution and diseases. Now the most frequent cause of lead in the Steamboats, Bath-houses, Dwelling-houses, Fire Garden tion. Tents, Awnings, &c., made to order in good style. same, and carefully and promptly to attend to disease of the patient, and may be medicated to act direct­ system (next to working in lead,) is, the use, )for domestic Engines, Ac, Requiring but little power to throw a large MORSE, BROTHERS, quantity of water. Ordets in the above line will be promptly attended to. all business entrusted to his care. ly upon any disease. They are thus rendered more pleas­ purposes, of water from lead pipes. Prevention is cheap- W A R E ROOM, SN O W ’S BLOC K, Rockland, Nov. 14, 1855. 6m44 ant to the patient, and much more effectual in removing or than cure. AH injury from this source may be prevent­ For sale at No. 5 Merchant’s Row. E. H. C. would call attention to some of the Main Street, Rockland, Me. GOODS, Scrofula, Rhemnatism, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Paralvsis, Fits, ed by using Gulta Percha Pipes instead of metal. COBB & MATHER S, well adapted for the present season: consisting of Companies for which he is agent, the same be­ Female Complaints, than the Electro-Chemical Baths,—in This pipe has now had seven years’ trial, as a substitute fuel, all diseased conditions of the human body are greatly for lead. They may be had of any of the hardware, pump V. B . PA LM ER , FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENG­ ing near home and known to be perfectly safe relieved by these baths, and the action of the mediciue and pipe dealers in New England, or may be ordered direct and honorable in the adjustment of their losses. taken assisted, and the cure more speedily effected. Dr. by express from the wholesale warehouse, AMERICAN NEWSPAPER AGENT LISH. BROADCLOTHS, DOESKINS Green still uses the 75 KILBY STREET. BOSTON. SCOLLAf’S BUILDING, COURT ST., BOSTON. AND CASSIMERES, Electro-Chemical Baths, O ’ TO Public Institutions, Reading Rooms, also a large variety of Holyoke Insurance Company. THOMAS E. MOSELEY & CO, Clubs, &c. as well as to Individuals, This Agency pre­ T H E subscribers grateful for the very liberal u dltcovered by PROF. VERGNES, to extract poisonous VESTINGS, SALEM, mass. minerals, such as Mercury, Arsenic, Lead, dec., dec. Per­ Importers and Dealers in sents a convenient aud safe means of subscribing for, or J- patronage which they have thus far received, would advertising in. any number of the best Newspepers of the again invite the attention of the public to their improved in plain and fancy VELVETS, plain and fancy sons requiring baths will find every convenience nt 36 country. Remittances may be sent by mail, with assur- C apital, §400,000. BromfieJd st., Boston. Circulars, with full description BOOTS d.VO SHOES. Organs and Mclodeons. SATINS AND GRANIDINES, •ent free of charge. ! that all orders will be faithfully attended to. 4wl3 Also to a new instrimeBt for CHURCH use, called the Corner Summer and Hawley Sts. and a variety of others not mentioned here, which they A. Stobv, President. J. T. Bvbnhxm, Sec’y. T. E. Mosely, Rufus Foster. Geo. S. Merrill ORGAN MELODEON, will make to order, in STYLE aud WORKMANSHIP, and Fifteen Thousand Published! Ellery Peabody. L a d l e s , H e a d . T l x i s sell for Ca*h, at sueh prices as to defy the competition Conway Insurance Company, which for small Churches, is considered a valuable substi­ of any of the same craft. THE PHYSICLOGY OP MARRIAGE. tute for the pipe Organ. We would also say that our fa­ cilities for manufacturing are now such as will euable us Also a large quantity of CONWAY, MASS. By an old Phywician and Married Man. Cutting’s Patent Ambrotypes. Taylor’s Premium Starch Polish. to furnish instruments equally as low as other manufactur­ C apital, 200,000. The work is meeting with great favor. Everybody should The only place in Washington Street where these unrival­ THE FRIEND OF THE LAUN- ers in any part of the country and yet we shall make every READY-MADE CLOTHING, read i t ; Male, Female. Married and Un­ led pictures can be obtained is at effort to have all our instruments unsurpassed in style o J. S. WniTNEV, President. J, II. Sphaous. Sec'y DRESS. This article has been tested finish, beauty of tone, and durability. Every instrument married. PRICE 75 Cents. by the best of judges, aud pronounced of our own manufacture, of excellent quality and work­ BRIGGS & K N A P P , 1 2 3 . fully warranted. manship which we will sell at extremely low prices. Publiuhcd by JOHN P. JEW ETT, A. CO. superior to anything of the kind in the Piano Fortes of superior tone, at manufacturers prices. Fentucket Insurance Company, No. 117 WASHINGTON STREET. market. The Highest Premium has Sheet Music and Instruction Books on hand and furnished Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, Paper H angings! been awarded to it by the Meehanicsr to order as low as can be obtained at retail in Boston or Fair, lately held in Boston, and wher­ in great variety. HAVERHILL, MASS. S. II. GREGORY & CO. ever it has been tried it has given uni­ New York. „ GOODSPEED & WYMAN, E. P. MORSE, M arble "W orKS, The subscribers would say that as their success in busi­ W. Codeia, President. A. I. Sawveb, See’y. MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS versal satisfaction. It not only gives a (Winchendon Mass.) CLEAR POLISH TO THE D P. MORSE. MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, ME. ness since their removal to their present location, has far 23 Si 25 COURT STREET, Rockland, Feb. 18, 1856.______8tf surpassed their most sanguine hopes or expectations, that MANUFACTURE TO ORDER TUB and L IN E N but obviates many difficul­ First Door North of F. Cobb & Co’s Store. they will still continue to apply themselves with the same Atlantic Insurance Company, S. II. Gregory, BOSTON. C. W . Robinson. ties to which Laundresses are subject. unwearied diligence and punctuality, which has hitherto PAIL MACHINERY, It prevents the starch from sticking to the iron, and caus­ MUSIC. characterized them in ths business. * EXETER, N. H. es the linen to retain its stiffness. Another important ad­ MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES Rockland, Nov. 23,1855* 4r»tf Woodworth’s Patent Plaining Machine ; Guage Lathes: PRINTING MATERIALS vantage is, that by using the Polish, articles can be starch­ M. Saunders, President. Wm. P. Moulton, Sec’y. for turning all kinds of Chair stuff; Match-box Of all kinds Constantly on hand, and for sale by ed in either Cold or B oiled S tarch, and ironed imme­ JOHN COLLINS, and the usual varieties of Marble Work. ROBERT RANKIN, EDWIN R. MILLAR. and Clothespin Lathes ; Stave, Saws, of Specimens may be seen at our SHOP and in all the ZSrThe above Companies Insure on the Stock H O B A R T & B O B B I N S , diately without the unfavorable results which usually fol­ YVOULD respectfully inform bis friends and all sizes. Also, Self-feeding Stave low by the ordinary manner. CEMETERIES in| this vicinity. RANKIN & MILLAR. Principle. Machines. N. E. Type & Stereotype Foundry, Price only 25 cents in large bottles. Prepared by D. V V the public that he will give instructions on the N. B. All work delivered and set up without additional TAYLOR, J r., No. 10 Broad Street, Boston. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 66 Congress Street, Boston. PIANO FORTE, VIOLIN, SINGING, AC. expense to the Purchaser. HERMAN & CO. J. DINSMORE, & SONS, General Agents, Skowhegan. COBB & MATHER. — AND— “ Sold in Rockland by J. C. MOODY, aud C. P. FES­ Terms, $8.00 for twenty-four lessons. Rockland, Dec. 27,1855. 50tf Thomaston Hut. Fire Insurance Com. No. 166 Washington Street, Boston. SHIP BROKERS HENRY L. BAGGETT, SENDEN. 831y PIANO FORTES tuned. A good second-hand PIANO THOMASTON, ME. WOODEN, TIN AND BRITANNIA WARES, rsale cheap. Also, a few VIOLINS. STEAMSHIP AGENTS, &C., Wholesale Dealer in Orders left at his House corner of Lindsey and Union St. R E M 0 V A L . RICHMOND, VA. E. Robinson, President. w . R. Keith, See’y. BASKETS, TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, E. R. SPEAR, Rockland, May 9, 1855. 17tf Velocipedes, Rocking-Horses, Sleds. Children’s BOOTS SHOES Consignments of Eastern Produce, Carriages, ^-c. Offers a large stock of BOOTS aud SHOES, of superior P l AS just received a Law notice. Great Falls Mutual Insurance Company, quality which will be sold at the lowest price for CASH L. W EEKS, HAY, LUMBER, LIME, BRICKS, &c.. solicited. SOMERSWORTH, N. H. Nos. 101 Sc 103 Pearl St., Boston. HE undersigned has associated with himself JJAVING removed from Beethoven Block, te Richmond, March 7.1855. IQly E. ALLEN & CO. N E W S T O C K . iu the practice of Law, his Brother, I. O- J ordan, President. H. Y. H aves, Sec’y. T R. P. E. THACKER, NO. 3, SPEAR’S BLOCK, MORRILL, DONALD* & CO. Foreign and Domestic Woolens, Vestings, and the business will be continued at the old stand, under and made large additions to his former stock of Farmers St Mechanics Mutual Company, Manufacturers of every description of PAPER HANGINGS, the firm of ROCKLAND, ME. TAILORS’ TRIMMINGS, CROCKERY AMD GLASS WARE. GORHAM, ME. P rinting In lis, PETER THACHER & BROTHER. hnd Linen Threads for Tailors’ and Clothiers’ use. and for All of which will be sold very low. now invites the attention of purchasers to the best assort­ j . k . m e r k i l ETp r o p r i e t o k J. Hanson, President. J. Pierce, Sec’y. Cloth and Leather Sewing Machines. For Card. Book and Newnpapcr Work. Under Thorndike Hotel. PETER THACHER. ment of the above goods ever offered in this city, and at 89 M ilk aud 92 CongretM Streets. NO. 3 SPRING LANE, BOSTON, prices with which none can successfully compete. TST E3 X7V ALSO—A large assortment of T H IS HOUSE is pleasantly situated on Lime Rockingham Mutual Company, PASTURAGE FOR STOCK J- Rock Street, in the immediate vicinity of the Post und NORCROSS, MELLEN CO. PIANO-FORTES AND MELODEONS TABLE CUTLERY; FANCY GOODS, EXETER, N. H. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in OP ALL KINDS. Corn, Flour and General Provision Insurance Offices and Banks, in the business part of the FOR SALE AND TO LET. PAPER HANGINGS, &C., &C. city. Large and extensive additions have been made to the M. Sanborn, President. W. P. Moulton, Sec’y Every variety of Style and Price, with a Deduction of Old House. The Halls are large and spacious, the Dining 'T H E subscriber would give notice to all those — A N D — Rockland, June 25, 1855. 34tf Room commodious and of the most modern style. The Crockery, China, Glass Ware, Rent in case of purchase, at -L who wish to pasture OLIVER DITSON’S, 115 Washington St. Parlors and Drawing Rooms are roomy and newly furnish­ E. II. Cochran will also take risks for Phila­ AND PAPER HANGINGS. GrX*ocox-y S tores. Veneered Ship Cabins. ed. The Sleeping Apartments are pleasant and conven­ BOSTON. HORSES, CATTLE or SHEEP, delphia Companies and Hartford, Connecticut. Non. 1 8 &. 20 Merchants Row. IE subscriber is prepared to furnish to order, all the ient. In the New Building are eight suits of Rooms neatly that he will reserve H. B. INGRAHAM fitted and furnished. The Chikawaukie Water is carried tc parts for Veneered Cabins, finished and ready to be put the third story, aud everything for the comfort of its Pat­ LIFE INSURANCE, FAIRBANKS & BEARD, SEWING MACHINE THREADS, All will be prepared in the best manner, aud at the rons has been generously done. SHEEP ISLAND, tXTOULD announce to the public that he has most reasonable rates. Orders solicited. Wholesale and Retail dealers in LINEN, COTTON AND SILK, C oaches connect with all Steam ers coming to or go­ effected in Companies of good standing. VV takeu STORE Address JAMES L. BROOKS, ing from the city. It is the General Stage House, as all N B. All applicatinos for insurance will be MINERAL AND SODA WATER, Of every variety, especially adapted for the use of Manu­ for this purpose the coming year. 106 Essex Street, Salem, Mass. DANIEL EMERY. No. 2 Gregory’s Building, Salem, Mass., Feb. 6, 1856. 3m6 stages running from the city make it their Head Quarters. attended to with the utmost care and prompt­ Ale, Porter, Ckampaignc, Cider Brown Stout. facturers of Boots, and Shoes. Also, FLAX and COT­ South Thomaston, Feb. 26, 1856. H ornes & C arriages-furuished at all hours. Char­ TON TWINE, Wholesale and Retail, by (formerly occupied by N. S. Leeman,) ges moderate. ness. Howard Athenaeum Bnilding, Howard Street, ROSS & PEARCE, 7 Liberty Square. FURN ISHIN G GOODS are selling cheap at FEARING & CO. The Proprietor trusts that, by his constant efforts to Rockland, Nov. 7, 1855. 43tf BOSTON. FRONT STREET. NORTH END., please, his old friends will still continue their favors, and his new will find it a pleasant, social and quiet home, where Hotels supplied on reasonable terms. C. G. MOFFITT'S, and is now prepared to sell at the lowest CASH price at SHIP CHANDLERS, S. G. BOWDLEAR & CO. First door North of the Auction Room. their interests and desires will be attended to, and all things J. L. GIOFRAY’S, AND done to make life joyous and time pass happily. DEALERS IN FLOURJ COME very nice CLOTH suitable for Ladies W H O L E S A L E or R E T A IL , June 23, 1855. 2‘ S^HLJIRIT^JV S.1LVE, W hite’s Bird Cage and Seed Store, No. 17 Long W harf, Boston. O cloaks can be found at MANUFACTUIIERS OF CORDAGE, D. B. Bridgford. N. T insley Pate MANUFACTURED FROM No 34 COI RT STREET, BOSTON. Buckwheat Flour, Cracked Wheat, Oat Flour, White all articles in his line of business. He has a full supply of Always on hand a large lot of Foreign, Domestic and Fan­ Coni Flour, Pearl Batlev, Oat Meal, Bolted Indian Meal, IMPORTERS OF ROOTS AND HERBS cy Birds, Cages, Seeds, Glasses, Bird Sand, Fowls, Hecker’s Farina, Wheat Meal, Homininy and Sam]), Rye CORN. D. B. BRIDGFORD, & CO. Pigeons and Rabbits of all kinds. Flour and Meal, Corn Starch. FLOUR, CHAINS, ANCHORS AND BUNTING, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Fouad only in the ISLAND of SICILY. THORNDIKE HOTEL, T H IS is to certify, that we the undersigned MEAL, O flcr toi* sa le a t 8 LONG W H A R F and 2 FOR THE SALE OF LAND WARRANTS TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS AND PIPES, ROCKLAND MAINE. ROCKLAND LIME, LUMP AND CAL­ A have used MR. GIOFRAY’S Samaritan Salve, and BEEF, COMMERCIAL STREET, BOSTON, have found it to prove effectual iu every caae that wre have Bought at the highest Cash price, by CINED PLASTER, HAY, POTATOES, WINES, ALE. PORTER &. CIDER, — B Y — PORK, LARGE assortment of Duck, Cordage, Anchors and used it. Therefore we deem it justice to make the virtue Horatio Woodman, 26 Railroad Exchange, DANIEL J. CARRUTH, LARD, Chains, Bolt Rope, Twine. Bunting, Windlass Gear, CEMENT, IIa IR, Ac. oj this great and invaluable remedy known to the public. S. G. DENNIS. A 49, 51, 53 Blackstone Street. CHEESE, Paints, Oils, Naval Stores, dec., &c. Also—Attendto orders for the purchase of Fleur, Wheat, DISEASES. Court Square, Who also procures them. Boston, Jan. 16, 1856. 3m4 eed, &c. Agent for READ BROTHERS’ TR O Y A LE ; also for Rockiand, Jan. 15, 1856. 3tf BUTTER, Burns, Fresh Cuts, Storage.—Merchandise of all descriptions received on Scalds, Deafness Cured! However Caused. the celebrated SHAKER PIPES. DRY FISH and MACKEREL, Storage, and Insurance effected at the lowest City rates, Sore Nipples, Wm. C. WILLIAMSON, FAIRBANKS’ at our large and commodious Warehouses, Ringworms, Fever Sore, De/lr Sir—1 was Deaf for three years from a fever ; Suit Rheum, Eruptions on tne Head, Book and Newspaper Illustrations. together with a good stock oi Corucr 2Oth and Dock St*., Richmond, Va. Scaid Head, could not hear common conversation. I went to Boston CELEBRATED Piles permanentl/cured when and put myself under Dr, Boardman’s treatment, at No. ON W O O D . Attorney and Counsellor at Law^ common grocery & retail goods, References in Rookland.—Chas. W . Snow, Benj. Old Sores, properly applied. 12 Suffolk place, Boston. After the first operation I could 1 all of which wer« selected with care, and will be sold at Litchfield, Edward C. Healey, F. Cobb & Co. REFERENCES. hear well, and now about as well as any one. I think his By JOHN ANDREW, such prices as shall secure u share of the patronage of R eferences in R ichmond, Va.—Stearnes Sc. Brum J. T. Berry Mrs. II. H. Burpee, Wm. Berry zgethod will cure most kinds of Deafness. 1-9 Woshiuglou Strcel, . . . . . Boaton. CASH purchasers. mell, Edmonds, Davenport & Co., Shields & Somerville. Mrs. D M Mitchell, Nantucket, Sep. 2d, 1855. CHARLES F. DREW. COMMISSIONER FOR MAINE. As I intend to make this a permanent business I shall SCALES, Tinsley, Tardy & Co., Chas. T. Wortham & Co., Raw Jeremiah Berry Esq., Miss A Adams, Letters post paid, attended to. Remedies aud Apparatus be governed by the motto lings «fc Miller, John W . Wright & Co. John H. Claiborne N. C. Woodard Esq,, Ezra Whitney, sent by express. NATHAN HASKINS, of every variety, Daniel Cowan, Dr J W Trussel. 82m 20 Court Strcel, BOSTON. “ quick sales and small pro fits.” H. H. Burpee, M aclaine B rolior, Rockland, Dec. 7, 1855. 47tl 34 KILBY STREET, BOSTON. BENJ. BRYANT, MTTL THE GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER PRICE, 25 Ceuta per BOX. A liberal diicount STEAM ENGINES, and BOILERS, New and Second- TURE, or theory and practice blended in Ship Build- GREENLEAF OTIS HINMaN. THEO LYMAN. of all ranks and conditions. favorable terms: for warming medicine and keeping drink at the proper tern- ! CORDAGE, CHAINS AND ANCHORS* is carefully selected, and warranted to give satisfaction, or BLACK DOESKINS, > the money paid will be refunded. perature. For cocking in small quantities, water for tea AND MANUFACTURERS OF WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. He is Agent for the sale of CIIICKERING’S PIANOS, DRAB “ >FOR TOPS. and coffee and heating it for shaving. It meets the present TAN DR AB “ S wants ot the public. It is a useful apparatus for beating O O T T Q K T YZJXTOSS., SMITH’S CELEBRATED MELODEONS, und REED SHOE DUCK AND CANVAS. ORGANS. flut-irons requiring about fifteen minutes. A pint of water No. 134 COMMERCIAL. STREET, OAK HALL, A great variety of Picture* may be found here, worth BOOT WEBB from 1-2 inch to 1 1-2 inch in White und can be heated .to the temperature of two hundred and NEW SPRING FASHIONS! Colors. twelve degrees, or boiling heat, by a two tubed lamp of a N BOYNTON, from 12 1-2 cents to §5,00 each, among which are many GALLOONS, in Blacks and Colors. TO PURCHASERS OF subjects proper for usual size und Ila me in some ten or| twelve miuutes, twice E BOYNTON, JR Nos. 32 & 3 4 North St.,BOSTON, Mass. Oriental or Grecian Painting. LINEN Machine THREAD, Black and Colored, 3, this amount in from fifteen to twenty. It weighs about A F HERVEY G. L. SM ITH, B O V S’ CJ, © TJJZJVC 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Cord. two pounds and one half, is easily carried and answers all Frames of all sorts and sizes will be made to order. SEA ISLAND HANK THREAD. Black and Colored. the purposes of a common luuthoru. STORE, CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK. Sheet music bound at short notice, and those who pur­ SHOE BUTTONS of all descriptions. Selling Agents for Russell Mills Duck Company, Rock­ port Duck Company, anil Robbins Cordage Company AT WHOLESALE. chase sufficient for a volume can have it bound gratis. SILK and COTTON WARP LA STINGS. The Lowell daily News, says: All orders for Music and Pictures not on hand, will be YVIIERE he has a large assortment of Stoves OZ? This branch of out business has been steadily in­ BROWN, DIX Sc CO., THE NEW STOVE, LANTERN, AND Inks, Blue, Red and Black. ’ ’ and Hard Ware Goods. Having mode additions to creasing, and now stands unrivalled in the country. Great promptly filled. BENJAMIN ESTABROOK. Please call and examine. Terms invariably cash. 6m8 No. 52 Milk Street, BOSTON. NURSING LAMP. TOOD’S Ink, his oxtonaivo Siock of care and attention has been given in this department of JOHN KING. “ This is truly a great country, and one in which from r Maynard & Noyes’ Ink, our business the present season, to meet its enlargement CIGARS. TOBACCO AND PIPES, Rockland, March 20, 1856. 13tf Corn Afloat. present appearances, wonders will never cease, we saw ^Rideout’s Ink, in bottles varying from 1 oz to I quart. yesterday the neatest, funniest, prettiest, most useful and For sale by and the wants of the trade, and we are prepared to exhibit Wholesale and Retail 1 o f l f l Bushels yellow flat, just received and convenient article of Household goods ; One equally useful 48 J. WAKEFIELD Libraries. out doois and in, that we ever dropped eyes on. It is a t M the best stock of Youth’* and Children's Gar­ N< » 7 Union St. (near Dock Square,) B oston. 1 0 V V now landing from Sch. Delaware. For sale by R. SPEAR will furnish Sabbath Schools E. A. SNOW, foot Stove a Lantern a Cook Stove, a reading lamp, and in Singing Books. m ents, in point of taste, style, workmanship and ^dura- truly a something that no one ever thought of before, but bility, to be found in New England. • and Public Libraries with boons of all kinds at the Cor. Mum and Spring Streets. LAIWB W ARRANTS. E lowest rates. American Tract Society publications con­Rockland, MarchJIS, 1856. lltl every body and their wives particularly has needed. ALLELUJAH and Cythara, by offers the whole for sale The Men’s Depnrtinenl is abundantly supplied stantly on band. 13tf W holesale aud Retail by the Subscriber, j . Wak efield. with every variety of Clot bing, Furnishing Goods, 5000_ ACRES WANTED, for which the highest H Ac., Ac., from which dealers may select a complete stock cash price will be paid by ELISHA JACOBS, 1 signed, and warranted by him to purchasers to be sil- J. P. WISE, Charts. VERY LOW FOR CASH, for the country trade. 12 B R A Z IE R ’S BU IL D IN G , TVouce. Forsaleby Center Main Street. 16 J. WAKEFIELD Rockland, Feb. 7, 1856. 6tf Large additions to our present stock of new and desira­ Opposite Congress Square. T THIS DAY relinquish to my son ALFRED HARTS of every description, also Navigators, •numerate as many different kinds of ble Goods will be made through the season, aud the latest JL JONES, his time. He is at liberty to trade, and to do Coast Pilots, Nautical Almanacs, Dividers, Scales, fashions introduced. Coke! Coke! CLog Books, by Buyers for cash, and the trade generally, are invited to STANWOOD & CO. business for himself as if he were twenty-one years ot J. WAKEFIELD. OFFICE, PARLOR, COOK, AND call and examine our assortment before purchasing else­ age. I shall not pay any of his debts, nor claim any /of PURCHASERS. Manufacturers of his earnings hereafter. 12 1-2 cts per bushel. where. Rockland, Dec. 26, 1855, 50tf NOWISYOURCHANCE. Spices, Mustard, Pickles, Preserves, AUSTIN JONES. TO B E S O L D CAMBOOSE STOVES, GEO. W. SIMMONS, PIPER & CO- Rockland, March 25,1856- 4wl3 AT A OAK HALL. • • 32 A 34 North Ht.« Boston. SWEET HERBS, AC offered for sale at twenty per cent less than former H A ZE N & F R E N C H , prices. On account of the superiority of a B A n G A I N , (all of approved patterns and handsome designs,) ns can Office No. 38 North Market Street, Bouton Dictionaries. No 62 Broad,— Four Doors South from be found at any other similar establishment in the city.— EBSTER unabridged, New Air Tight Cooking Stove; A LOT OF LAND Patent Improved Lead Pipes, “ Royal Octavo, QITUATED in Rockland, on Grove St. Said In addition to the above may be found W Milk Street, - - - BOSTOX. made by P. I \ STEW a RT, of Troy. N. Y. I nm induced Sheet Lead and Pure Block Tin Pipe, manufactured and University Edition, to sell all other patterns at greatly reduced prices. In or­ O lot is 100 feet square, in the ceutre of the city, and a COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. for sale at the lowest cash prices, by School. For sale by Offer for sale at low prices der to make room for this new and valuable Stove which pleasant building spot. „ . ____ . „ n BRITANNIA, JAPAN AND TIN WARE. J. WAKEFIELD. For information inquire of ENOCH DAVIS at R. R. The subscriber has associated with him ANDREW C, GEORGE L. STEARNS, LINSEED OIL, WHITE LEAD, is greatly admired by all who have seen it. I offer tne above inducements, and shall offer my lurge 6tock of Stoves WOODBRIDGE’S Shop, North End, or of the subscriber DENISON, A. M-, a graduate of Yale College, and for (Opposite Simmons’s Block.) SPTS. TURPENTINE, ZINC WHITE, several years past, eollcague with the Rev. Dr. Nelson, of 23 W oter Street, Blank Sooks. COPAL VARNISH, VERDIGRIS, at prices which cannot fail to suit customers, at Thomaston. 11' Porcelain and Brass Kettles. Leicester, Mass., and OLIVER E. LINTON, who, for five ja pa n . COLORS IN OIL. All persons indebted to me by note or account, of more Thomaston, Jan. 7, 1855. ______Jtl than six months standing, are requested to call and settle years past,-has been the faithful and efficient head assist I. 8 & 9 Marshall, and 114, 118, 120 all sizes and qualities. In that article I can give 1 TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. ant at the Commercial College. • good bargain, and warrant the stock. For sale by Together with a full assortment of the same. S a s l i With increased facilities for imparting instruction, the Blackstone Streets. 48 J. WAKEFIELD. JOSEPH FURBISH, AND subscriber will be enabled to give more of his personal at­ DRY COLORS, WINDOW GLASS, Ceutre Main St. Registers and Ventilators. tention to students, and to the exatniatiou and adjustment W. P. B. BROOKS, Rockland, Sept. 19, ly55. 86tf of books, complicated accounts, and the general business Wrapping Paper. A N D COMMON DRUGS. of an accountant, iu which he has had twenty years’ expe- Dealer in Carpets, Clock., Furniture, Miscellaneous and New Books. b l i n d s , CASTSTEEL AND IRON SHOVELS. Feather., Ac. all sizes and prices. Fine Wrapping Twine February, 28, 1856, 9Iy Boston, March 1st, 1856. GEORGE N. COMER. 4B J. WAKRFIELD. A MY LEE, pO R sale by the subscribers, in Good Goods at Low Prices. CARLTON & PARSONS, Tho Age of Fable. HOUSE AND SHIP PUMPS. Paper. Passages in the History of a Wasted Life. M A L L E T ’S B U I L D I N G , Comer’s Commercial College, WILLIAM R. SCHAEFER, The Bridges or Love iu a Cottage. L’OOLS CAP, Bill, wide and long, Letter Pa- COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Our Pastor, or Reminiscences of Rev. Edward Payson Opposite Congregational Cburch, MAIN STREET. C ooking Ranges- GRANITE BUILDING, Manufacturer of -L per of all sizes and qualities. Nofe and Commercial Incidents iu the early History of New England. HEMENWAY Sc. JONES. Cor. W ashington and School Streets, Boston. Paper—Gilt and plain, by SAVANNAH, Ga. Our folks nt home- Rockland, Dec. 7, 1855. 47tl MARBLE MANTLES OF BEAUTIFUL DESIGN, GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS, J. WAKEFIELD. Napoleon and his Army, by (Founded A. D. 1840.) Particular attention given to the purchase and shipment of 48 J. WAKEFIELD. For practical instruction in Penmanship, Book-keeping. No. 11 Dock Square, Boaton. PETER THACHER & BROTHER. Those in want of GOODS in the above line are respect­ Navigation, Engineering, Surveying, the Languages, and Repairing promptly attended to. THOMAS FRYE, HARD PINE LUMBER, PROCURING Kennedy’s Nodical Discovery. fully invited to call before purchasing elsewhere. common English studies upon moderate terms. No class XZ AU JOB WORK done promptly and neatly executed system. No extras. Students aided in procuring suitable FREIGHTS &c. A YER’S Cherry Pectoral and Pills, all war- Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, employment. Separate department for females. Day CHARLES COPELAND, by workmen of experience and warranted to give satisfitc- Physician and Surgeon, Reference -Knott Crockett, Esq., and ▲. H. Kimball, xx ranted genuine, by OFFICE, NO. 2 KIMBALL BLOCK, tion. and evening sessions. Catalogues and circulars of terms Rockland. J, WAKEFIELD. can he had as the institution, or upon request will be sent CONFECTIONER, Grateful for past favors the subscriber trusts that nothing Spriug Street, opposite Dirigo Messrs Carleton. Norwood, & Co , Rockport, 331y main street...... rockland, me. shall be, wanting on his part to merit a continuance. by mall free. Noa. 85 Si 87 Court Street. C on.tantlynn hand Engine House, RS BY DAY OR NIGHT, P l OLD P E N S1 in gold cases, and J GEORGE N. COMER. Principal the beat le e C ream , P lu m b and Fancy Cakes, VJ gold pencils, and a large vt ' C. DENISON. aided by ■ will be promptly attended tor 43 ly Pkteb Thachbr, R. P. E. 1. dec., dec Table Ornaments o f every dextription supplied Nov. 10 1854. dow^Fixlng. For sale by OLIVER E. LINTON, at the shortest notice.