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it’ll believe there’s a Santa Claus, papa. I know,” A tall, meek, mild-eyed gentleman, questioned Jemima, making believe not done. A desperate pull gave she, just her this box and ask for my prayer- De/crred Iron, East Week. While dear little Willie climbed up on his knee, this curate—who had gone bald at the to care for the adulation, though it was the congregation began their re­ book.” Shipbuilding in M aine. Determined no secrets between them should be, top of his In a I, and had a fringe of in truth as the veriest incense to her sponse “ As it was in the beginning,” ‘Is it the turkey, then, that I’ll be And told, in soft whispers, how Annie had said, gray hair round it. lie was immensely heart. “ You can do it well, you know, Miss Tamarind— cooking, after all?” questioned Bridget. In the Boston J o u r n a l of last Saturday that their dear, blessed mamma, so long ago dead , For the Gazette. popular in the district, chiefly because if you will.” What on earth was it? The prayer- “Oh cook anything; do what you appears an interesting statistical letter CHRISTMAS GREETING. Used to kneel down and pray by the side ol' her chair, lrom the /tngusta correspondent of that And that______God up in______Heaven had answered___ __ h'-r .pray lie was unmarried. Ho many single la- “ ’’rust me, missus—and ain’t it for aook had suddenly hurst into a crash like,” replied her unhappy mistress. A Merry Christinas to you nil then wedotupnnd prayed dest as well uswo tould, | dies, Old and VOling—not tO Speak ol the gala dinner o’ tliis blessed day I” of music, and Jemima dropped it on Was it a judgment upon her, she paper, on the revival of shipbuilding in Who sit withiu this festive throng— And Dod answered ourpraver;now wasn't Hedoodf” the widows—had never attended St. was the girl’s answer. “ Oh, but that the crimson cushion before h er; the kept asking herself, as she sat over her this State, giving a statement of the num­ Such Christmas as the Shepherds saw. -I should say that He was, if He sent you all these. John’s Church as since he came to it, a gownd’s just a rainbow, ma’am I” congregation stopped short in their re­ lonely fire in the growing dusk of the ber, class and tonnage of vessels built in When Bethlehem’s hills burst forth in song, Well, well, let him think so, the dear little elf, afternoon, the grass green silk put off, And joy absorbed each humble mind, ’ ( would be cruel to tell him I did it myself.” year ago. The previous curate had a What with guarding the gown from sponse ; the Reverend Mr. Macfuseras Maine during the past year, with very To greet the Savior of'mankind. Blind father! who caused your stern heart to relent, wife and seven children ; and the ladies contact with the streets, and what with opened his inouth in consternation. and her old black one on. How dared encouraging estimates of the business And the ha9 Walker...264.29 And bonds have butM from minds suppressed, wreathing with a will. It was tliis gen­ and mamma gone to church yet?” sighted eyes on the thing she did not llHtkjEriv i‘in“ & Cparish. “ Dick’s worse than ever,” cried Mrs. cession of raps. “ My head aches badly,” was her ex­ "Hie total number of vessels built the said that sh . held some inward anxiety “What is it?” asked Jemima, peer­ Lethridge, after she had returned the Poor Jemima was in a cold perspira­ cusing answer—and she dared not lift present year in Maine is ,143 with an ag­ Who know not of this Christmas time, upon tlie point; which was mingled, For whom the “Christinas tree” has set ing forward, hut quite unable to see. book to the table. “ He’s the most tion. Her face turned deadly white. tier eyes, lest their redness should be gregate ot 34,083,40 tons, embracing 0 however, with a little hope—but she’d seen. “ You shall take a nice bit to that ships, 4 barques, 5 brigs, 105 schooners, No fruitage fair from Love’s own clime; She was naturally very near-sighted; troublesome boy ever born. 1 dare lul Coulil she have sul’' beneath the floor I wish that to the Christian band not have spoken of it for the world. poor bedridden woman close by, Bridget; •i steamers, 1 steam-tug, 2 barges and 15 and seemed to see less well year by let him go to church wihout me.” forever through some friendly trap­ and a mince pie.” -loops. This result is exclusive of the Wv could bring such from every land. At a recent convivial dinner, given by year—but she didn’t say so. Miss Taur rind, in her good nature, door, after the manner of the London her friends, Mr. and Hrs. Lethridge— So dinner, wanli'iig an eater, was soon tonnage built in these districts from O fair Columbia I on thy soil “ What is it!—why mistletoe; so vul- had a great mind to offer to take Dick pantomimes, it would have been a which we have no returns. In those un- who were, comparatively, fresh comers cleared away, -.nil Miss Tamarind sat al No slave in sorrow walks to day, ir, you know,” giggled the young ’ herself. But she dared not. He would blessed boon. She’d have given the the lire again. That her beautiful dream reported districts probably the total ton­ And Afric’s dark-browed sons ol toil to the place—slip had owned to thinLy- ly. And Jemima Tamarind, between be pitching the hymn-books of the peo- whole of her next year’s income, for an should have this ending! Iter mother’s nage will reach some 0000 tons, which With fairer brothers sing and pray. one rears. And that is a serious”age, the remembrance of what Bridget bad pie’s beads below or something else as air-balloon to come and hear her aloft picture smiled dowu upon her; and she added to that already received, will make Give praise to Him who makes all free. you know, for a single lady, ltseemed ilone at home, and the presence of Mr dreadful. felt in her heart to wish that she too was the total tonnage built in Maine the pres And gather round the ••Christinas Tree.” by the roof. ent year at rising 40 b00 tons. This wil confessed that Miss Tamarind iiad rath­ Macfuseras beside her, felt her face turn , in heaven. It might not he so very long L ena I. G if f o r d . “ Where do you dine to-day, Jemi­ No such luck. She stood in her first; her last uirth-day had told thirty- probably compare with the tonnage buill er an older air. Ill-nature 1 Mrs. Jones as scarlet as the holly berries. ma?” asked Mrs. Lethridge. agony, and the sacreligious music went who was also dining there, whispered two years. Alone with herself and her in 1859. which amounted to 40,905.34 Annie's and Willie's Prayer. “ You can d'op it on the floor, to be I “At home.” on. The service was at a standstill; sorrow, she could own to the fact. toils, while in 1801 the total amount of to the gentleman at tier elbow that Je- cleared away with the rubbish,” mildly | “ At home !—alone ! Dear me, you the congregation had their faces turned “ fhe Riverance Sandwich Macfister- tonnage built was 57,443,79 tons. “• uiiiii Tamarind looked forty, if she suggested the reverend gentleman, as I had better come to us. We shall he tipward. Suddenly ahappy idea seized : us,” announced Bridget, flinging open bracing oO ships and barques. 22 lire,- A GrQO t> ©, i ’Twas the eve before Christinas. Good night had been looked a day. Miss Tamarind dressed he worked away with his pen-knife, cut­ by ourselves, except for the curate— .Miss Tamarind ; that, as she bail set the d totaTof p ’’ 1vc-)O,>’. 4 Stea'nurs’ mukhig a said. in a young style. Her brown hair, Choking back the tears, hiding her | And Annie and Willie had crept into bed; ting off sprays. lie’s coining, Come ill as soon you like it going by pulling al the silver knob, glossy and abundant, was worn in a swollen eyes as best she could. Miss The estimated cost of building the pres­ Th«*re were tears on their pillows, and tears in their By ten o’clock, the work was com­ in the afternoon, my dear, and stay to or small button, so she might stop il shower of ringlets; her blue eyes were l’ainarind welcomed him in the best way ent year varies in the several districts, eyes, pleted. the decorations were up in the dinner.” by pushing it bank again. that humiliation had left Dossinu her. in the bath district the cost per ton will UMBRELLAS, And each little bosom was heaving with sighs. bright. It was only the features, thin curious old church. One small gallery Jemima’s heart and cheeks alike But which knob was it? At a des­ Slle stirred tile fire into a blaze, and gave .i.yji age about $n5. Belfast district about For to-night, their stern father’s command tiad been and lined, that had a look of age. came perching out from the wall over glowed, as she accepted the invitation. perate hazard she pushed one of them. him the easiest arm-chair. o g 'i . Frenchman’s Bay district 3108, Brisk as a bee was Miss Tamarind on the entrance and facing tlie chancel. >o she should eat her Christmas fare Tlie tune died away. But only a mo­ "1 tear I am a little early,” said the 1 assamaquo Idy district §60, Portland That they*should retire precisely at seven, this Christmas eve. It was an impor­ and taluiouth districts 3 id per ton." lead of at eight; for they troubled him more, This being the most conspicuous part with Rev. Sandy, after all. She rose ment. With a loud click, it broke out clergyman, his manner as meek, his tant epoch with her; for on the mor­ voice as kind as ever. "But things Were C A N E S , & c . With questions unheard of. than ever before. in the editice—outshining in that re­ to go. again, ten limes moredreadful than be­ 1 lie Journal correspondent believes, He had told them he thought this delusion a sin; row she would put oil the mourning at sixes and sevens nt the Lethridges, spect even the pulpit—it received a “ What a lovely q^lor that dress is— fore. and 1 thought perhaps they would us from the information he has taken pains No such being as ••Santa Claus” ever had been. that she had worn very new ly two large share of tin- ornamentation. and how well the skirt hangs!” cried For “ The Blue-Bells of Scotland” is to collect from various parts of'tho State, And he hoped after this he should never more hear years for her mother—from whom the soon I left as not,” 4 n extra large assortment ofJirst-class [ |„. .scrambled down chimneys Will! presents eacli The crowd of ladies turned toward Miss Lethridge. ■•'’ urn round, Jemi­ a decent tune, to make tlie worst of it, “ What was Ihe matter?” that tile revival of tile ship-building in­ house and property had descended to the town ; they i ll happened to live ma.” Ellin was a last, zig-zag, disreputable “ Ilis bilious attack is worse this after­ floods. in nil 11,■ new and nobby Styles in tier. I l h i I cost Miss Tamarin 1 much terest will begin iu good earnest the coin­ Aid this was the reason that two little heads that way. Miss Tamarind had to go Nothing loth, Miss Tamarind sul noon and he is in bed. lie only got out the iibin-e line, just nreired, and /or jig that Jemima had danced scores ol ing season. The large demand for ves­ So restlessly tossed oil their so ft downy beds. delialing thought as to what her new in the direction of the outskirts. As of it to flog young Dick.” milted to he turned about and admired. times in her young days; one known sels of from 150 to 300 tons for tho coast­ CHEAP, EDI! CASH. Eight, nine, and the clock on the sh eple tolled ten costume should be. file matter bad she was alone, Mr. Macfuseras offer'd Then, catching up her prayer book and by a most disreputable name, “ The “ To Ilog young Dick !” repeated Miss Not a word liad been spoken by either till then, been decided with care; ail was now Tamarind. "Oh dear!” wise trade will, lie thinks continue, while to attend her—he could not wclldo less. pushing it into her mull', she ran home Devil among the Tailors.” In the mod "It was Dick who took away your When Willie’s sad fa- • from the blanket did peep. complete; md the various articles were The rest w tilled them olf; she on the io telTBi idgel not to cook the turkey. many large vessels arc under contract. And whispered, “Dear Annie, is you fast asleeo?” esty of her blooming youth, Jemima prayer-book this morning and substituted id out on the spare la d in r adiucss pavement, lie beyond the gutter in ihe Altogether, what with one delay an I had used to abbreviate tlie obnoxious the musical box iu its place. He is al­ His estiuiate is that the total tounagi- “ Why no, brother Willie,” a sweet voice replica, for the morrow’s festival. • I’ve tried all in vain, hut I can’t shut my eyes, native retirement of bis manners. another, the bells had ceased ringing name to the “ D.” among the tailors. ways in some mischief. To do Ihe boy be built next year will not be less than Miss Tamarind had been giving an For somehow it makes me so sorry because “ Horrid sly cat, that old Tamarind when Miss Tamarind reached St John’s The 1). was racing along at railroad justi e, I don’t believe he had any idea of 05,000 tons, and may exceed it, and that nun"* eye Io the domestic preparations,—lor it LU Dear papa has said, there is no -anta Claus. is!” i.hscivcd Juno. “I’m sure wc Church. speed. M.r Macfuseras groaned audi­ causing such results. Mr. Lethridge, “ next year will witness the busiest sea-mi Now, we know that there is. and it can’t he denied. siie vas not above ii, bad in .d e the could have done qui.. well without her At any other time she would have bly ; the boys grinned ; tlie congrega­ however, said a flogging would do him For became every year, before inamm.i died; mince pies, and seen the pudding put help » good, and so administered it. I left seen for many years among our shipbuild­ been vexed ; she did not much mind it tion frowned; tlie old rector at lhe Dick howiing.” ers, and Maine may not only recover her But then. I’ve been thinking, that, site used to pray, on to luiil. Her Christinas dinner would It was a beautiful night, tlie stars And God would hear every thing m imm-i would say, now. Her head was full of the im­ cQmmuniou table made a movement “ I’m very much indebted to you for lost position as a shipbuilding State, but No. 5, Berry Block, be rather solitary, as she knew. Two glittering like diamonds in the frosty pression she was going to make, Miss with his hand, as much as to order this having come here,” said the poor lady. And. pet hup* she a*k«-d him to s-nd Santa Claus here, years ago her mother was yet living; take the first in rank.” W ith the sack full ol pr • t ids he brought every year.” sky. Arrived at M -s Tamarind’s gale £11111:11 ind shareil the fr« nt seat of the wicked interruption to stop. But who “ 1— thought - that—you— would never • Well, why tan’t w- . dcst as mamma did then, Iasi year she had dim d out with Sviuc the clergyman shook hands, and she odd little gallery with the Letherid take any notice of me again.” Hie followiug list of vessels to bo built (Nearly opposite the Po-t Office,) could stop these miserable sounds,once And ask Dod to m n l i with presents aden »” old friends; lint this year sh ln‘ thanked him for his polil- ness in walk­ family, and she had it all to herself they were set going? Jemima verily “ Good gracious!” cried tlie clergyman, in the Waldoboro district is given. This “ I’ve been thinking o.” and without a word more iu dismay, “ Why, 1—1 came, Miss Tam­ vited nowheie. She supposed she must ing with her. They were in the habit that day. Perched aloft in that pro­ believed tlie D. had left the tailors and does not mention a schooner of about 180 Four little hare leet bounded out on the floor, arind—to—to—” sil down in solitary stale; it would not of meeting sometimes at the Lelhridges, jecting and most conspicuous pew, it got into tlie box. tons already on the stocks at the yard of It< X 'I i I .A > 'l >. A ll'. And four little knees tin- soft carpet pressed. do, she was afraid, to invite one whom “ To what?” she said innocently, think­ And two tiny hands were clasp* d close toench breast. to whom he was distantly related, and would almost seem at times to Miss Foor Miss Tam arind; cold water ing to help him out of his perplexity. the South Marine Railway Co. she would have liked to invite. Peo­ £3* Cush paid for Fox, Mink ami Muskrat Skins. ••Now Willie, you know we must firmly believe therefore were on friendly terms. Tamariud that she was nearly nose to ran down her back ; her cheeks ami “ The fact is, 1 have had a Christmas- ••At Damariscotta and New Castle there Rockland. Nov. 5. je72. t-S That tin* presents we ask for, we’re sure to receive. ple were so given to talk ; and in fact, “ You dine out to-morrow, of course I” knees with the parson in trout of her— | lips grew whiter. A question passed box this morning, ai the shape of a letter will be built a ship of 1100 tons by Austin You must w ait just ns .-till, till I .-ay the •Am en,’ she wo ih’ not herself have appeared said Miss Tamarind. “ But—1 was whether it might happen to he the ree- j through her mind----which was the from my rector," he resumed, picking up Hall & Co., tor Capt. James Iteed; three J AS. U . SAVAGE. M. D., And by that, you will know, that your turn has come forward or uninaidenly for the world. , |,ink ii.g -if von w, ,11 honor mv poor tor or the curate. The pulpit, reading- worst: to turn tail ami make her cs- some courage, “ lie has raised my sti­ three-masted schooners, by C. G. Merry, (Formerly of Wiscasset.) th en .” pend to a hundred and fifty. Miss Tama Perhaps no harm might be thought if |iltle te;l.tabie aft,., ward, with your lesk and clerk’s seat were all iu one, n ot about 500 tons each ; one schooner, by >enr Jesus, look down on my brother and me, cape by the stairs; or to stand it out? rind; and I hoped that—perhaps—you Chase Brothers, fir Capt. Joseph Bailey; sh' ' d him to come in lor a cup of presence, Mr. Macfuseras— that is, qind of upright light-house, the preach­ But she could not go and leave the box Homoeopathic Physician, id grant us the favors, we’re askingjof thee. ten. would not be olfeiidcd at my asking you ouo schooner, by Samuel L. Foster, and Ulmer Block, (Up-m ire,) should you not he heller engaged—” er’s place at the top, the reader’s in the behind, and to curry the music with to share it. I couldn't speak while 1 had a steamer of about 60 tons, by the Union Boards with E. Rose. Esq. And an ebony work-box, that shuts with a spring. ' The (lay’s work was nearly over, it she stopped in confusion. the clerk’s at foot. Il stood right iu her was quite beyond her philosophy. so little.” Oil Works. At Thomaston there will be (R e f e r e n c e . Bless papa, dear Jesus, ami cause him to see] was growing dusk, so Miss Tamarind “Thank you ; I’ll come with pleas­ the centre before the chancel. Thu white slick kept falling upon the Miss Tamarind stared at him with all built .some seven or eight three-masted W m. E. Payne. M. !>.. B ath; Capt. Jos. Tucker. That Santa Chius loves us far better than he; was dressing her parlors with holly and Ciipt. IL (I. lin ker. Alfred i eimox, Wiscasset; J. 1 . ure, if I can get away.” The Reverend Sandy Macfuseras boys heads without any cessation; the her eyes, while she took iu the sense of schooners, and perhaps more, running Ben Don’t let him get fretful and angry again ivy, assisted by her maid, Bridget, a Miss Tamarind ale her supper, ami had begun the prayers when she glided sunshine glittered ; the upturned face the amazing news. And then she flung from 300 to 500 tons each. At Bristol At dear brother Willie ami Annie,—Amen.” clean, steady, good sort of servant, sat before the fire in using, when Bridg­ up her hands, beseechingly, and burst in­ there will be built a dozen schooners and •ase Desus, et Santa I’niis turn down to-night, into her pew, her green gown rustling, began to look like a sea of llame. A to tears. I steamers, ranging from 20 to 150 tons. though she did come from the Sister et had taken the tray away. Her home the gold tassels in her head-gear tint- i gentleman, learned iu musical boxe CHAS. A. DAVIS, And bing us some presents before it is ight. Isle. “ I don’t deserve it,” she sobbed. “ But At Rockland Sanford Starrett is to build nut lie should dive me a nice it lie sed, seemed very lonely I all by herself at luring. She caught a glimpse of his i came out ot his pew near the pulpit, I —I—hove got u hundred and fifty, too a three-masted schooner of 000 tons for ZUciuey eid C i i i h Her at Law. With bright snining tinners ami all painted ed; “Is there any to go behind this here this festal time, when other families clean starched surplice and his bald i and stalked down the aisle, halting iu lid the house. That will lie three hun­ Capt. Charles II. Marston; Aiues & Ran­ A box full of tandy. a book and a toy, picture, Miss Jemima?” demanded CUSTOM HOUSE SLOCK, met to make merry I She could not head with its fringe of gray hair, as she [ front of the balcony and Miss Tamar- dred; and oh ! I will do iny very best.” kin, a schooner of about 200 tons. At Amen, and Desus I’ll be a dood boy.” Bridget, looking at a framed portrait help picturing how happy it might be kuclt down. The congregation were ind. “ I have liked you always;”hc whispered, \\ aldoboro. A. It. Reed & Co. will build ROCKLAND, MAINE. 45tf Their prayers being ended they raised up their heads, a barque of 900 tons; J. Clark & Son. a opposite the fireplace. if somebody came to join her—say St. just kneeling down then, and.so she re-, “Press the middle button, ma’am, > he (this ought to be put in brackets of And with hearts light and cheerful, again sought their Miss Jemima hesitated, in doubt. It coucealuient) kissed tier. Kissed her, b.inpientiue of GOO tons; also, by the A R T IS T S ’ M A T E R IA L S . John’s curate, for instance. The poor inaiued on her knees, keeping quite Perhaps that'll do it.’” iildle-aged clergyman though lie was. same firm, a brig of 40o tons; Alfred They were soon lost in slumber, both peaceful and was her mother’s portrait; ought the lady hail grown to like him rather more A. A. W A LK E R ~I M PORTER, quiet. She wished she had not been The audible whisper came distinctly Had Bridget been able to see in, just Storer, two double decked, three-masted deep. likeness of the regretted dead to be than was good for her peace. There late ; thexgreen gown and the rest of up to her. She did as she was bid : then, she would have said her piece of ehuoners ot 500 tons each; Kennedy & 127 Trciiiiiiit Street, it istwi. And with fairies in dreamland were roaming in sleep. framed round with gala leaves? But was not a man in the wide world she the attire made her very conspicuous; pressing the “ button” witli all the mistletoe had not been hung up there for Colliery, one three-masted schooner, yes. That mother, she hoped, was iu Materials ol the best quality lor Oil and Water Color Eight, nine and the little French clock bad struck ten esteemed and reverenced so milch as the sun was shining in with a dazzling strengh of her trembling lingers. But nothing. double decked, of GOO tons; William Fish Painting. Drawing, Wax Flower .Making, Decal- great happiness, singing the songs of one schooner of 450 tons; Edwin Achoa couiaine. Ac. Ere the father had thought of ins children again, he. She became lost in an inaginary light. Iu spile of herself and her wish the tune only changed. The D. sub- And so, in spite of the mishap, Miss- the redeemed that Christ Lhe Saviour ramarind's Christinas Day had a happy & Son, a schooner of 300 tons ; and Cald­ HOLIDAY IPRESENTS. E4wl lie seems now to hear Annie’s half suppressed sighs, vista of Ike future so improbable, and to lie reverent, her thoughts went roam- sided into "Drops of Brandy.” Drops came down to rescue. ending. well Flanders & Co,, a schooner of 300 And to see the big tears stand in Willie’s blue eyes; yet so charming, that when Bridget mg away—as do those of the very best of Brandy I tons.” A NEW CARPET. “ 1 was hard with my dar ings.” he menially «aid, I’ll do it myself, Bridget. It shall brought iu the bed-candle, she started of us. Thu dream came into her mind Un it sped. There seemed nothing T h e G rea t Wo n d e r .—The New England Carpet .‘And should not have sent them so early to bed, have a beautiful little border all round The citizens of East Jefferson who have Co., established over a quarter of a century ago, hav­ up as if the house had been on fire. —came witli arush of perplexity. Why for it hut to let the horrible instrument Mr. Clarence King received tlie follow­ For hank-stock to day lias gone down ten per cent., the frame.” fora few weeks past, been contemplating ing expended much lim e , talent and money, to pro­ But. of course, they’ve forgotten their trouble ere Miss Tamarind had an enchanting did this—this—this—seem almost like play itself out. Certainly if Hie D. had ing handsome compliment from the Rev d u c e a rt)li«li ami durable carje-t at alow price.after There wasn’t none round him last the building of a cheese factory in that Horatio Stebbins, of San Francisco, in y« ars of experimenting with ti «• best artiz.eiis. have this,’ dream that night. She thought she its realization? What, but a bower, not got into it something else had place, met Monday evening Dec. 9tll, and brought-< nt a carpet which tii-\ have named anti will And that I denied them the thrice asked for kiss, year,” remarked Bridget. that gentleman's Thanksgiving sermon: b« known as GERMAN PESTRY, being was in a bower or atbor, made of nat­ could the little front pew he compared Jemima prayed 10 lose u .usciousness in orgauizctl under the name of “ The East And just Io make sure, 1’il steal up to their door, No. The loss seemed to have been One scieatifte m in, whose untarnished first ll ural flowers of many colors, all bright to, wit!: the graceful wreaths of ever­ a fainting lit. But she did not. .Jctferson Cheese Manufacturing Associa­ name alone is wortli all the diamonds iu i n ci> ol which will be soul lot 3 ? cents per For I never spoke harsh to my darlings before.” so recent then.” tion,” and made choice of the following s a m p le - sen t by instil on receij t ot 10 cents, oi 5 dtf- So saying, he softy ascended the stairs. and beautiful to look upon. As she greens looped around its front, and the Thu feet of all the boys were sluifling lhe world, has found occasion to prove to lerent patterns 5o cents. And where’ll I put the mistletoe? officers: President, C. M. Kennedy; Sec­ And arrived at the door, to hour both of their prayers. sat there, dressed as a princess, a soft, holly and ivy entwined about its cor­ the world the value ol' science and his NEW ENGLAND CARPET CO­ A line bunch it he, Miss Jemima.” —in spi'.e of the hard blows of the ad­ retary. .1. J. A. Hillises; Treasurer, S. J. own great moral worth, an t that result STS Washington Street, Boston, Mass, His Annie’s “bless papa” draws forth the big tears, white light arose, softer yet brighter ner pillar? Was not she—she and her monishing white stick. They thought Bond; Directors, Dr. .J. W. North, Ellen And Willie’s grave promise tails sweet on his ears: Miss Jemima’s blushes came red anil than any yet seen on earth ; many peo­ finery—'cceiving tlie homage of the alone compensates for all the shame of they were at a dance. J/iss Juno Hall, Allison Bond, E. F. Weeks. C. M. this great fraud. This man, in responso “.Strange, strange I’d forgotten.” said he. with a sigh hot at the question. Fortunately the ple were bowing her iu homage, a»d congregation beneath? Certainly sev­ Kennedy. The prospect now is that a Notice of Foreclosure. How I longed, when a child, to have Christmas draw evening had grown darker. turned up her little nose with a sneer. to Ihe promptings of duty and responsi­ amid them, more distinct than any, she eral of them were gazing aloft. Glane- The Rtverand Sandy J/actuseras hid factory will lie erected and put in opera­ bility, as the geologist iu charge of the HEREAS. R. G. WATTS, late of Thomaston, nigh. I—don’t think—I can have any tion Hie coming summer with a capital iu the C.muty ol Knox. dvcea»ed. and his wife I’ll atone for my harshness,” he inwardly said, saw Mr. Macfuseras. Never had she in g u p fo ra brief moment. Miss Tam- his face iu his surplice. The light-mind- territory where the diimond field was WIt. M. WA IT.S.in relinquishment of her right of dow­ mistletoe io here, Bridget,” said the stuck of 3250b. By answ ering th eir prayers ere I sleep in my bed experienced so delightful a sensation : arind s eye caught that ol Rev. Mr. ej .Ullid tlie congregation, almost be- alleged to be located, sought out the scene e r. on the 4:Ii day of December. iNin, b\ their deed of usitive lady, “ Keep it for your kitch­ that 1. 3 ’. I age N.’. m o gaged to Edward terville, died last Thursday, at the age of proots to those engaged in forwarding the U’Bricn ol said I boinaston, a cci tain lot of land sit­ Donned hat, coat and hoots and was out in theptreet “Law, missus, just a little spray on’t “ My goodness, what a sweet dream !’ Tamarind rose with the rest. Induhit- Would not have felt it so cruelly; such uated in said Thomaston, ami for a more particular A millionaire facing the cold driviug sleet; tor luck. There; I’ll put him to hang 9G years. Until the preceding Sunday, scheme mid put an end to the projected description ot which re fe re n c e m tv l»e had to said thought Jemima Tamarind, when she Nor stopped until he had bought every thing, ably, the whole church looked up now, f(|1. hislance as the One Hundredth he was never known to he confined to his robbery ot the people. To have learned record ol said inoilpage d«-ed, which said m ortgage mt from the top o’ the glass over the awoke. “ What a pity it is that dreams lied for a single day. lie gave to the deed was oil the mill da\ ot >eptember, Ib7z,duly as­ To the box full of candy and tiny gold ring ; chimbley. Nobody won’t sue him there.” for aught so startlingly line had not psaiul. But—Drops of Brandy I N o: that we have one such man is enough to signed to llym y II . < I’F.rien ol .-aid Tlioniaston : Indeed, he’d kept adding so much to his store, never come true I” been seen iu the gallery many a Suu- there was nothing fur it- hut ‘to let it Universalis! Society during Hie past year make us look upon this whole stupendous I ne condition- ol saitl moitgage having been broken. Miss Tamarind yielded carelessly ; it That the various presents outnumbered a score. On the breakfast table lay a parcel lay. As the curate began “ Glory have its llino. the sum of 33000 for a permanent fund wrung and its results as a cause of thank­ was ihe dining-room, not the drawing­ the mor gage foreclosed, uni tor that purpose gives Then homeward he turned, with his holiday load, and a letter, that the post hail brought lie to the Father,” Miss Tamarind for its support. He was made a Mason in fulness. this public uotite, at And witli Aunt Mary’s help, in the nursery ’twas room ; few visitors came into it, and Jemima was wiping her cold damp 1821. lie voted for Grant and Wilson NRY I/. O’BRIEN . from London. The parcel contained a slowly took her prayer-book out of her stowed. her handmaiden might he right—that it face for the fiftieth time, when the box last mouth and for Thomas Jefferson iu . !’• 1872. beautdul prayer book ot dark blue mor­ mull'. Lydia Hamlin of Brooks station, about Miss Doily was seated beneath a pine tree, died away into silence. Tlie service 1800, and iu every Presidential election 52 years of age, who had been to Boston would never gel seen. It was many a occo with double clasps of silver; the At her full height stood she. in all By the side of her table, spread out for her tea; year now since Miss Tamarind had re­ proceeded then : not perhaps witli the between them. Mr. Morrill was intimate­ Io have a cancer extracted, died from the letter a hope that she would accept the the piide of her conspicuous position. ly connected with the early history of the A work box well filled, in the centre was laid ceived u kiss under the mistletoe ; since solemnity that it ought to have done, effects of the operation at about one o’clock And on it, the ring for which Annie had prayed. book and all good wishes with it. She felt Hint she must be looking very Kennebec and Androscoggin railroad, be­ any swain had attempted to olfer one. owing to the best part of tlie congrega­ Tuesday morning. She left Boston Mon­ A soldier in uniform stood hv the sled “ How kind it is of them to remem­ beautiful—as a bright picture amid tlie ing for many years a director anil nt one day evening for her home, taking the She heaved a sigh as the thought came tion turning their eyes upward perpet­ With bright shining runners and all painted red, ber me I” thought Jemima Tamarind, setting of holly branches. It might time its President. lie leaves a large Pullman train. She died in her berth in There were balls, dogs, horses, pleasing to see. ually in the expectation that the box estate. home to her. the grateful tears gathering in her eyes. have been called the one culminating the Pullman sleeping ear, while the train And birds of all colors were perched on a tree. “ That’s about all now, Miss Jemima. “ I am glad they have chosen a big one point of Miss Tamarind’s public life ; might break out again. How J/iss was standing in Portland depot. She was J’5 b f a')r While Santa Claus, laughing stood up in the top, Tamarind sat it out she does not know The Portland Press says that Mr. Mar- taken to her home on the same train. The room looks rare and joval.” - with large print! My o il hook was no .Lord Mayor, riding up Cheap- As if getting ready more presents to drop. Bridget meant jovial. Miss Tama­ to this day. rett Thome of Standish, while on a fox Ami a« the fond father, the picture surveyed getting very shabby.” side to Westminster, his mace and hunting expedition, on Monday of last Itoul X'ail Kivvt- and Burrs, rind assented, and swept the odd leaves She had intended to remain for the A case will soon be arried to tho He thought for his trouble he’d amply been paid, Wlio so proud, that Christmas Day, sword-bearer stuck on either side of week, encountered a panther or loupeer- United States Supreme Court that in­ ■’i I.A - ' mid Pn . Mutches, r-c ., til Host,hi pric ‘And he said to himself ns he brashe 1 o lf a tear, into Ihe girl’s apron. as Miss l’aina iml, when slip, turned out him, to the admiration of tlie populace, second service. IIow could she now ? vier who was feasting himself on a fox ‘ I’m happier to night, than I’ve been f.,r n vear; volves questions that are ot great inter­ II II f H I E h Co “ I should like my tea at once. Bind- | of |,er house in all tke glory of her new was ever more puffed out with vain- How attain to the necessary calm of he had just killed. Tho animal betook I’ve enjoyed more true pleasure than ever before, est to every Slate in the Union. A recent g e l . It must be nearly live o’clock.” altjie! Au emerald-green satin gown glory than she. Generally speaking,! mind ? She humbly took her departure liim elf to a tree, but was brought down legislature of Illinois enacted a law fix­ . , Whntejire I. if hank stock falls ten percent, more. by a well directed shot. The dogs ac­ >|H trtlhE. Mint. caps. &c. in jobbing lots, at Boston To have Santa Claus visit ns ene.li Christmas Kve.” the candles and a toasted muffin. Miss I)is|lej with white fur; and a resplen- her mind to divine service, and take tlie animal and killed him. He measured Pri -i*. lor Tamarind then put on her cloak and | jenl white bonnet that had a top-knot the back way,humiliated todespair. Her been brought to compel the Chicago mid H II C R IF & Ci? ! So tfently extinguished the light, profit from it. To-day was altogether three mid a half in length. The animal Altou railroad company to discontinue ______I And tripped down the stairs to retire for the night. bonnet: for she had promised to go of carnations, and drooping tassels of an exception. Even the charity boys green gown had lost its lustre; she has been seen about Standish for some As soon n« tin* hpntns of the bright m orning sun and help iu thedeeoratiiig of thecliurch. its practice of charging discriminating gold. Bridget caught up her breath over whom the schoolmaster kept stern could have thing the bonnet into the two months past, causing much appre­ freight tariff. At the hearing tho com­ VESSEL FOR SALE. Put the darkness to flight, and the stars one by one, A lit'le, old-fashioned church, that first pool. In truth the blow had been hension in tho minds of timid people. Four little blue eves out of sleep opened wide, when she came forward to open the ward with a long, white wand, had all pany contended that when its charter was l.lciastran Schooner of 33*$ Ions might have been built by its architect door, and hacked against the wall in­ very hitler; the future comfort of her Ilis skin has been stuffed and is now hung granted, the State gave it the right to tlx A ro ll, d the -Wl 1.1.1 A ■> I..K O I.EE.” And nt tin* saute moment the presents espied their heads turned on her. The Rev­ up in tho village us a trophy. u io i, of Buck , -o • e.irrhe nleee Then SO Mout ofof their bed both sprang with a bound. as a curiosity, this of St. Johu’c. Miss stead of doing it. erend Sandy Macfuseras took another life seemed not to be worth a day’s its own tariff. In reply to this it was ar­ F T N I umlur: drill re. lei-l hunted Will be Tamarind found a host of ladies at gued that the sovereignty of the State nl a burgllln. Apply Io And the very gifts nraved for were nil of them found. “ My stars and smithereens, Miss Je ­ glance out of his meek e/es toward the purchase I hev laughed and tliev cried u their innocent glee, i„ ir„, t . o , -a , Tho officers ofot the Knox & Lincoln must always remain unimpaired. Judge < il . A. Hi V .IIEITX, work, nearly buried in evergreens. The mima ! Faix, and the sun to-day nev­ gallery. No wonder Miss Tamarind’s And shouted for ‘-papa” to com- quick and see old rector had looked iu to see ; his eu­ . , T g,e n, Railr0h>l Co. contemplate building a Tiptou of’ the Circuit Court took this Iluckrpnrl. er will be half as lovily as you.” fingers, encased in delieate gray gloves idget, ehe said, lell her I shall i gtcambont to be run from the foot of the What presents old Santa Clans brought 11 ’he night rate, Rev. Sandy Macfuseras, was do­ view und thus affirmed the constitution­ Just the things that fhev wanted, and all before 11 ;ht, “Now, Bridget, you are sure you can bungled somewhat overthe clasp of the not he able to dine with them to-day, I Damariscotta bay to the head of the poud ality of the law. It goes to the United i r C rcrie end A udilcr’o Be ing his best to help the ladies. “ And now,” udded Annie, in voice soft an J low, manage the stuffing for the turkey?” prayer-book. It would not come un­ for I’ve got a headaeho cotne on. G ive1 in Jefferson. States Supremo Court.—Pres*. g U c M i m d material injury may result to us from abus­ that he always voted for the repeal of the kJ)— Hon. Eugene Hale has our thanks for K5P* Christmas services were held in St. authorizing the exchange of registered Maine Items. ing it. Whatever objections may properly franking privilege, if being understood volumes of the Congressional Globe. Peter’s (Episcopal) church in this city, yester­ for coupon bonds was taken up, and an SPECIAL NOTICES lie against dancing in its existing condi­ by him and other friends of the measure day, at 10 1-2 o'clock A. M. The Holy Com­ amendment adopted that its operation The Methodist Society at Kendall’s that the Senate would not concur. The nr^T Sec (special supplement, with Spear & tion as a public amusement arise on two munion was observed [at 8 A. M. Services shall not increase the public debt nor tho Mills are greatly improving their house DR. J. STEVENS, Thursday, December 96, 1879. President having shown an undeniable Co.’s advertisement, this week. ; They have> rate of interest on bonds. The bill was of worship. grounds: First, dancing, as generally alacrity iu making a good use of all the flue stock of rich goods left for New Year’s were also held at the Catholic church. briefly discussed and then laid over. power Congress has given him to reform presents. Rev. L. M. Haynes has resigned the Has Removed his Office HT We desire that, so fa r as possible practiced, is not a legitimate and well- itjp* The Telegraph office has been removed Mr. Ramsey, from the Postal Committee pastorate of the First Baptist Church in the civil service, honorable members will reported tho postal telegraph bill. The To the newly fitted-up rooms in the all demands due this office, as well as all regulated recreation, but almost wholly S£9-Mr. Eplim. Perry will give a New to its new quarters in connection with the Lewiston, to take effect the last of March now regard it as extremely unsafe to consideration of the French spoliation, or April next. bills against us, may be promptly settled a dissipation. It is the intemperate make laws for “ buncombe” on “ an un­ Year's ball at Granite Hall, as announced last Eastern Express office. bill was resumed. In the House a reso­ Lime Rock Bank Building, A Madawaska farmer complained of during the first week in January. All use of what in itself may be an entirely derstanding” that they will not bo ex­ week. KS" We call attention to the announcement, lution was adopted that the Banking Com­ nearly opposite the Post Office,where he will be happy light crops, but on being questioned said who are indebted fo r a year's subscrip­ commendable recreation. For example, ecuted. in our advertising columns, of an amateur dra- mittee inquire whether unlawful combi­ to see his old patrons and friends, and as many new Our “Juvenile Fire Department” is be­ nations for locking up gold and money that he raised 1500 bushels of grain. ones as choose to give him a call. tion to the Gazette, or any longer time, eating is necessary, exercise is essential matic entertaininent, at Farwell 4 Ames Hall, r y It is not unusual for us to hear ot coming a prominent “institution.” “Rockland exist, causing commercial stringency and Rev. A. J. Felson has closed his labors OFFICE HOURS, aud sleep is indispensable; but to eat at Engine Co., No. 8” and “ D. N. Bird” com­ to-morrow evening, by u club connected with will receive their bills within the next two “ Rockland boys” who are “ making their report whether legislation is necessary to in Aina, and entered upon his labors with Positive, from I to 4’j and from 7 till 9, P. M. the Portland (Cutholic) Sunday School Union. prevent and punish such unlawful combi­ the Baptist churches in East Auburn and Rockland, Oct. 22, 1872. ' 40 weeks, and all so indebted will confer a midnight, to take one’s exercise between mark” in the various enterprises of the pany, of the North End, were out in uniform, favor by prompt settlement. 9 P. M. and and 4 A. M. and to sleep the on parade, last week. The former company The performances are guaranteed to be unob­ nations. Mr. Hooper of Massachusetts Sabattus, one-half of the time with each day at widely distant points of the coun­ reported from the Investigation Commit­ church. n o t i c e .” next day is a reversal of the order of na­ will hold a levee, at Berry’s new hall, next jectionable in character and one-quarter of the try. A case iu point has just come un­ tee on the charges against the 19th Na­ In Damariscotta, C. G. Merry, Esq., The Morals of Public Amusements. ture aud a violation of physical law. Tuesday evening, on which occasionthey invite proceeds is to be given in aid of our new Read­ tional Bank of New York, of its locking der our notice in a paragraph from a let­ ing Room. has a vessel of 400 tons on the stocks. Dr. J. H. Estabrook, Sen., Dancing. Dancing in public assemblies rarely be­ ter of a newspaper correspondent con­ the patronage of their friends and the pub­ up currency with the view of producing Capt. Lawrence is cutting a whtte oak lic. A large number of the members of the a money panic. Tbe committeo reeonp frame for a barque of about 600 tons. Can be found at the Office of T. L. Estabrook. read The question of amusements is one of gins before 8 1-2 o’clock and is almost cerning mining operations in Nevada. mend the passage of a bill prohibiting to attend calls. no small importance, and one which to always prolonged several hours be­ Arrangements have been completed for Universalist parish, bearing liberal gifts, paid Mr. Charles is getting out timber for a Rockland. Nov. 27, 1872. 5 — He says: “ Good reports come to us of a “ surprise ” visit, on Thursday evening, to national banks from locking up currency vessel of 150 tons; Amariah Curtis is no small extent perplexes the conscience yond midnight. Hence, it is unques­ three mines, partially developed, but a second course of popular public lectures in and that any officer o f such banks abet­ getting in timber for a three-masted this city, to be given after the completion of tlieir pastor and his wife, to celebrate their ting such action be fined $10,000 and im­ S. K. MACOMBER, and divides the sentiments of the com­ tionably a dissipation, aud as this is not never much spoken of yet on the outside. schooner 300 tons; an association ol the course before the Literary Association. “ tin wedding,” they having been married on prisoned live years. A resolution wns merchants and mechanics are engaged "Watch. M aker & Jew eler. munity. Man has a complex nature, pos­ the exception, but the rule, with balls These are the ‘Kentucky,’ ‘Western,’ aud They are to be given under the auspices and the 24th of December, 1862. The company adopted appointing a committee of three cutting a white oak frame iu Maryland No. i, Thorndike Block. sessing various faculties and capacities, and dancing assemblies, it constitutes a ‘Miami,’owned by II. M. Cox & Co., who filled the house and heaped the dining room to examine the cause of the loss of stamps for a ship. Rockland, Me. for the benefit of the Universalist Sunday- Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at short no­ the development and use of all of which valid objection to them on the part of intend to bring them out, in the Spring, table with such a wealth of tin and japanned from the Assistant Treasurer’s office at school and the programme of the course will New York. The deficiency bill was The steamer New York, of the Inter­ tice. Iy39 are necessary to such a harmonious and those who would have public amuse­ as first-class properties. The ore bodies ware and other useful gifts as will leave Mrs. national line, while lying at anchor in ments promote health aud good morals, be such as to deserve the patronage of the passed, with an amendment forbidding Deer Island thoroughfare Saturday morn­ well-balanced life as God designed him are large, and of high grade. Cox is a lecture-going public. It will he fully an­ Sweetser nothing to desire in that direction. the board ol' public works of the District ELDERBERRY to live. He needs recreation as well as The second ground on which objections of Colamuia from incurring indebted­ ing, waiting for the snow storm to cease, (OR SAMBUCI) good judge of mines, and an energetic nounced next week. Besides this collection, some other pretty along with a fleet of vessels, started to toil, amusement as well as exaltation, to may be raised is that there is a false, free Christmas presents were brought. With con­ ness for the United States beyond the WIISTE. manager.” Many of our citizens will re­ taa. We learn that Kev. [Joseph Kalloch amounts appropriated by Congress. change her position, and the jibboom of laugh as well as to pray. It is not a etiquette of the dance that tends to les­ versation, singing, and the serving of a liberal a schooner struck her paddle-box, break­ W in e from the Suuibuci Eructus or Sweet Elder member Mr. Cox and wish him success in was made the recipient, on Christmas day, of In tbe Senate, Friday, Dec. 20th, a bill berry has been so rapidly growing iu favor witli tbe sen rather than to promote refinement. supply of coffee, cake aud other refreshments ing the box and imbedding the jibboom Medical Faculty, that at tbe present time, it is al­ question for public discussion or intelli­ his present enterprise. an elegant gold-headed cane, purchased by the appropriating $18,790 for the expenses of If we have not formed wrong impres­ by the ladies, it was a very enjoyable “ wed­ the | Texas frontier commission, was so firmly it had to be cut out with ;m ax. most universally proscribed as a healing remedy lor gent private judgment whether people, contributions of his friends at Dix Island (where The New York arrived in Portland at 3 Deteriorated Blood, Languor, Nervous De­ sions, any lady who enters a dancing as­ f y Agents may learn something great- ding" party, and we hope it may be long before passed. Eight thousand copies of eulogies young and old, should be amused, but he has preached a number of times) and others P. M. Sunday all right. bility, W ant of Energy and Vital Action sembly, except as a spectator, is expected to their advantage and obtain specimens a “ divorce ” is decreed between this pastor on Garrett Davis were ordered to be rather what amusements are right and in this city. The cane cost $27 in Boston and printed. Tho Arkansas election troubles A fourteen pound baby is the biggest attended with Torpidity of the Bowels. to dance with any man who is presented and full particulars free, by addressing and people. For such indications this Wine is far superior to proper, innocent and commendable. is a beautiful one! The gift may be taken not were discussed. The deficiency bill was item that Robbinston furnishes the East­ all of tiie imported Wines, aud will ultimately super­ port Sentinel with last week. It is the cede them. Manufactured and warranted Pure, by Public amusements are a public ne­ to her, if he wears good clothes and isn’t Wood's Literary and Art Agency, New­ only as an expression of the particular regard 507“ Mr. James Butler was knocked down passed with amendments. In the House several bills were introduced, including property of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. C. M. TIBBETTS, Rockland, Me. cessity.- What shall they be? What drunk, on penalty of being considered an burg, N. Y. of the individual donors, but also of the general and robbed of about $30 and some valuable Kocldund, Feb. 1, 1872. 8tf one providing for an election of President The Times says that -T. G. Thornton amusements are innocent and defensible? offender against the etiquette of such as­ esteem in which Mr. Kalloch is held. papers on “the Point, last Saturday night. t y We hope that Congress will not omit and Vico President by tbe people. Both appeared on the streets of Biddeford Fri­ CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. and what is the moral character and ten­ semblies. It is sometimes said that danc­ The robber is said to be known, but has not branches adjourned till January 6th, day, seated in the same sleigh in which ing is a very desirable accomplishment to repeal the old and unjust law which Jijj—The levee of the 2d Baptist Society, on yet been found. “ Rum did it.” 1873. he rode fifty-five years ago. SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP, dency of those amusements which pre­ prohibits officers of the army and navy Thursday evening of last week, was very fully SCHENCK’S SEAWEED TONIC, to give grace of person and ease of man­ S@*“Messrs. Cobh, Wightfi Norton have re­ The building of a round house at Ken­ vail in the community ? attended and the receipts amounted to about D om estic. SCHENCK’S MANDRAKE PILLS, ners. To a certain extent—if learned in from deriving any pecuniary|benefit from moved to their new store this week. This nebunk, on the B. & M. R. II., looks very Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary Con­ To discuss, in a single newspaper arti $230. Tho committee on recounting the votes sum ption. a proper school and practiced in proper any inventions of their own. Under this store is very large, being 30 feet wide und 90 much as though the company intended to cle, the character, the tendency and the for Mayor and Aldermen of Boston con- run an early train from that place to Sometimes medicines that will stop a cough will of­ law they are uol allowed to obtain pat­ Co"* Mr. Lynde, of the Lynde Hotel, was ar­ deep, with convenient counting room and of ten occasion th e death of the patient. It locks up claims to support of all the various forms society—it may have that effect, but those eludedthe Mayoralty count last. Friday and Portland. the liver, stops the circulation of the blood, hem­ ents and any inventions they may intro­ raigned as the owner of liquors seized on At­ lice. Connected with it is an excellent cellar- l heir figures elect Henry L,Pierce byaplu- orrhage follows, and. in fact, clogging the action of of public amusement is, of course, im­ who are solicitious for “deportment,” The Portland Stale says that the Leader the very organs that caused the cough. duce are claimed as the property of the lantic Wharf last week, and was fined $50 and and a spacious store room on the second rality o!79 voles over Mayor Gaston. The possible. One of the oldest, and prob­ should remember that manners are noth­ .newspaper recently published there, but Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes of two- government. The case of the late Ad­ costs, from which judgment he appealed. The floor. recount of ballots in ward 2 show a mis­ which temporarily suspended a few weeks thirds of the cases of consumption. Many are now ably the most popular, of public amuse­ ing except as they outwardly represent take of about 500 votes and other wards complaining with dull pain iu the side, the bowels miral Dahlgren is cited as a notable ex­ City Marshal seized a quantity of liquors on i2 r“ Mr. James Ulmer lias left in our office ago, is to be revived in Bangor, in con­ sometimes costive and sometimes' too loose, tongue ments is Dancing, and what we have to that inward grace aud courtesy which also show discerpaucies. nection with a job printing establishment. coated, pain in the shoulder blade, feeling sometimes ample of the unjust operation of this law. Saturday at the saloon of Charles S. Coombs, some cucumber pickles, which are part of a Geo, P. Putnam, the well-known New very restless, aud at other times drowsy; the food say in the present article will be with mark the true lady and gentleman. And who was arraigned on Monday and fined $50 The type, &c., of the Leader office was that is taken lies heavily on the stomach, accompan­ Tile Dahlgren gun is celebrated for its lot thirty-seven years old. They were raised York publisher, died suddenly of apo­ ied with acidity anil bekhing of wind. These symp­ reference to the character and uses of we fear that the influence of promiscuous shipped thither last week. effectiveness, but though thousands of and costs. He appealed. ill 1835 and had remained in salt pickle, in a plexy, last Friday evening. He was in toms usually originate from a disordered condition, of this recreation. Let us see what good dancing assemblies is to vulgarize aud his store, in the act of exhibiting a book The Sunrise says: The first load of the stomach or a torpid liver. Persons so affected, if j!jg“ Tliis week has given us winter weather barrel, till a day before Mr. Ulmer brought potash ever made in Northern Aroostook- they take one or t wo heavy colds, and if tin; cough in not to refine. these guns have been in use, neither the to a friend, when he fell suddenly to these eases be suddenly stopped, the lungs, liver and can be said o f this amusemeut, what them to us, whan they were put into vinegar. started last week for a market. F. L. & stomach clog, ami remain torpid and inactive, and be­ Not to indicate further tendencies in inventor nor his family have received any in earnest. A severe, blustering snow storm Ihe floor, aud by tbe time a physician claim it has to support by those who began in the early hours of Sunday morning In taste and appearance they could nut be dis­ could reach him he was dead. Mr. Put­ A. Ball of Mapleton, are the manufactur­ fore tin: patient is aw re of his situation, the lungs this direction, which will suggest them­ pecuniary advantage from his invention, ers, • are :i m iss of sores, aud ulcerated, and death is the would uphold innocent and rational and a good deal of snow fell and was heaped tinguished from pickles of last year’s growth. nam was bom at Bunswick, Feb. 7, 1814. inevitable result. selves without difficulty, we must leave while if he had been a private citizen it Rev. Mr. Sanford lately settled over Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant which amusements and no others, and what ob­ up in a way to make church-going a work of Notwithstanding the very bad weather There is no foundation whatever for the does not contain any opium, nor anything calculated the subject with but a word in conclusion. would have yielded him a fortune. We reported correspondence between Mr. the 1st, Baptist church in Jeflerson, is to to citeck a cough suddenly. jections are to be urged against it. difficulty. It cleared up during tho day, but a large audience assembled to hear Wendell be ordained Jan. 15, 1873. Schenck’s Seaweed Tonic dissolves the food, mixes And that is that while to dancing in itself know of no good reasons why officers Orton and Speaker Blaine, in regard to with the gastric juice of the stomach, digests easily, To dancing, in itself considered, we our church congregations were generally very Phillips last Monday evening. The train was there can bo no moral or physiological ob­ of the army and navy should be subject­ the editorship of the New York Tribune. nourishes the sys.em, ami erent a keattay cireu a- think no one can urge any very weighty small. In the afternoon there were about 15 two hours late, on account of tho snow, und This statement is made on authority. .1 CAHD OF THANKS. tion of the blood. When tiie bowels are costive, skin jection, no young person need feel that a ed to such a disadvantage. sallow, and ihe patient is of a bilious habit, Scheuck’3 objection. It is a natural,graceful, health­ nt the First Baptist, 30 at the Second Baptist consequently it was half-past eight when Mr. It is stated that the Credit Mobilier in­ The Second Baptist Church of this city, and Mandrake Pills are required. natural love of dancing need bar them tlieir I’astor, hereby acknowledge with very These medicines are prepared by Dr. J. H. ful and exhilarating recreation. To im­ Afosoiiic. and 50 at the Methodist, Kev. Mr. Wardwell Phillips entered the hall. The audience, doubt­ vestigation will undoubtedly be resumed great pleasure, tlie ir most cordial thanks to SCHENCK & SON, Northeast corner of Sixth and from a love of everything that is good, postponed his sermon on “ My Creed,” on ac­ after the recess with open doors. The those valuable friends who assisted in furnish­ Arch streets. Philadelphia, Penn., and lor sale by pute sin to dancing would bo just as sen­ On Wednesday evening, Dec. 18th, the of­ less understanding the delay, were late also, CEO. C. GOODWIN & CO., 38 Hanover street. Bos­ and those who care for the religious wel­ count of the small attendance. There was no feeling among all the members implicat­ ing the table.-, al tlieir Levee and Fair, on the sible as to impute sin to laughing, or ficers of Excelsior Lodge of F. & A. Masons, and were scarcely all seated when the lecture ed is daily growing strouger in favor evening or the 19th inst.. and also to the citizens ton. Jo h n F. Henry, 8 College place New York, fare of the young would do well to rec­ preaching at the Congregational church. The Wholesale Agents. to skipping the rope, or base-ball, or cro- in Northport, were duly installed by R. W; began, at about a quarter to nine. of this course, and the committee are un­ generally for their liberal patronage. For sale by Druggists generally. PBly33 services at the Universalist church we have And in a special manner do wc return our auet. A writer in n recent number of ognize this fact; and on the other hand, W illiam A. Pendleton, as follows : Mr. Phillips’s subject was “ Daniel O'Con­ derstood to be willing. most sincere acknowledgements to Aaron that dancing as a public amusement is so W. M., Oscar Hills; S. W., Charles Gctehell referred to elsewhere, nell,” the great Irish agitator, and from his The fact that there were 69 deaths in Howes Esq. , and wife, for their generous gift B A T C H E L O R ’S H A I R C U ’. be Victoria Magazine, who is a vigor­ of a lot of land, on Ihe corner of Cedar and 'fills splendid Ilnir Dve is the best in the w crld. conducted as to be subject at least to J. W., Albert H. Knowlton ; S. D., Freeman Monday gavo us another snow-storm, Tues­ sympathy with his subject and his own charac­ Boston last week from small pox and but Brewster streets. Ihe only l rue and Perfect Dye. Harmless, Reliable ous defender of this amusement, speaks 51 tbe week previous, indicates that the ami Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridicu­ grave criticism, and those who would en­ ter as one of the foremost political agitators of B. F ra n k lin R a ttra y , Pastor. thus in its favor:— Crockett; J. D., Isaac Crockett; Sec,, Joseph day a very cold day, and yesterday (Christmas) disease still has a good hold in that city. lous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the ill ef­ joy it innocently and properly should L. Witherly ; Treas., Otis Cummings; S. S., was the “ coldest of the season,” the mercury our country, he was certainly qualified to dis­ H. A. K n ig h t , Clerk, fects of bad dyes and wadns. Produces I m m ed i­ “ Dancing is perhaps the oldest amusement A Washington dispatch states that it is a t e l y a superb B lack ou N a t u r a l Rr o w n , and in tile world, and too natural not to outlive all seek to free it, so far us their personal Abram Brown; J. S., Otis H. Cummings; standing at 1C below zero in the morning. cuss it. He began by alluding tu the fresh in­ leaves tiie hair i l e a s , so ft a nd b e a u t if u l . The thought that the polygamy problem will lltisiness Notices. genuine sigued W. A. Butchelor. .Sold by all Drug­ opposition, yet while we .often hear it dis­ conduct and influence goes, from these Tyler, William Drinkwater. Thursday gives us a continuation of cold weath­ terest which the snbjcel possessed for the soon be settled by the Administration. gists. paraged, we scarcely ever hear it detended for The installation ceremonies were very im­ er, with ominous clouds, threatening another American people on account of the recent lec­ I he delegation in the interest of Young J. Shaw & Co. received five cases Sewing CHAS. BA TCHELOR, P ro p ., A'. K objections. Let dancing be enjoyed at Pnyly49 its extreme reasonableness. A small hook en­ storm. in that city who recently came from titled “ Dancing in a Right Spirit,” is the only private parties, and amid tho refinements pressively and readily performed, having been tures on the Anglo-Irish question by the Eng­ Machines by the last boat, and three by the pre­ lish historian Froude. The speaker critized Utah, are working with less hope to avert vious boat, which makes 89 machines this attempt of the kind I have met with, hut the aud influences of home, aud let dancing entirely memorized, thereby making them more Several disasters to Rockland vessels, tlie coining storin. President Grant has P. B. HITCHCOCK, M. D., author has greatly limited himself by consider­ interesting to all present. Rev. Bro. J. It. Mr. Froude’s positions, who, he said, only gave month, The “ Singer” seems to bo f/ie Machine Phywicinu and Surgeon, assemblies, if they are held, be conducted have occured in the late storms. The schooner recently expressed his determinaticn to and has an immense sale. Iw3 ing the question in one direction only. Whilst Bowler, of Aurora Lodge, Rockland, being another illustration of the impossibility of an put an end to Mormon institutions. Af­ Formerly associated in practice with D r . S. H. very rightly and sensibly reminding us how with regard for proper hours and with Elizabeth, Capt, HWgdon, hence for Boston, A fine lot of Inlaid Brushes, just received at I'ew ksuuky , Portland, has removed from his form­ dancing was a religious pastime among the the same regard for all tho proprieties of providentially present, was invited to officiate with lime, ran ashore on Damariscove Island, Englishman doing justice to Ireland. Mr. ter the holidays the necesary laws will er office at tiie North End, to lie' presented 'in Congress. Rumors of Merrill's. SPEAR BLOCK, Jews, and how it is nowhere forbidden, but as Chaplain; and after the officers were in­ during a heavy snow-squall at about 2 1-2 Phillips's introduction, which was lengthy and rather commended in the Bible, he leaves un­ social intercourse which ladies and gen­ ihe impending change of high officials iu Keep out the cold with one of those splendid Rear ot office formerly occupied by Dr. Richardson. stalled, he was called upon the stand to speak, o’clock last Friday morning. She was got contained many caustic truths as well as some Kii" Calls, day or night, promptly attended. touched any consideration apart from the Bible, tlemen would observe and require to be Utah are current. Chest Protectors, at Merrill’s. 2 Rockiaud, Nov. 2. 1872. 37tf and much may be said in favor of dancing from by the very complimentary invitation of the ofl’leaking, but took fire and was destroyed. statements which were open to criticism, dealt observed in their own parlors. In this Rev. T. DeWitt Talmadge’s church, in IIow U n n ec essar y t h e A n g u is h many au artistic point of view. As beauty of color installing officer, alluding to the instances when with the character of the government of Eng­ way what is innocent and legitimate and The crew escaped to shore with most of their Brooklyn, known as the Tabernacle, was persons undergu from rheumatism, gout, neu­ to the eye, as Eweet sounds to the ear, so is the he had heard the Rev. Brother speak on Ma­ clothing. The Elizabeth was 75 tons measure­ land ; her present decadence among European destroyed by fire last Sunday morning. ralgia, toothache mid earache. Wo say unnec- luxury of quick, easy motion, to the healthy healthful in this form of public amuse­ eessary, because the application of Mexican M A R k I A G E S . sonry; aud this invitation being warmly sec­ ment and was owned by Capt. Daviu Ames. powers; tho recent triumph of Prussia over A strong gale was blowing at Ihe time. frame. All young things delight to skip and ment might be retained and such injuri­ The great Boston Jiibileeorgan of 18G9 was Mustang Liniment Io the afflicted part, or a dance. When it hears quick, lively music, the onded by the W. M., Bro. Bowler responded During the severe snow-squall of Sunday France, which he characterized as a victory of few drops of it iu the cars or tooth, affords in­ in this church and was totally detroyed. stantaneous, and what is better, permanent re­ In this city, Dec. 25th, by Kev. E. E. Clevel&nd, child must dance; it is an irresistible, sponta­ ous k tendencies aud associations as have in one of his happiest efforts to say “ something morning, the schooner Harvest, Capt. Miller, the 15th century over the 19th ; the tendency of M r. (J. F. Oxton, of Camden and Miss Mary M. neous instinct, as much as to use its young The walls and ceiling of this church lief, For cuts, wounds, bruises, swellings, aud Johnson, of Rockland. been attached to it materially lessened. for the good of Masonry.” After the close of of this port, Go tons, went ashore on Cushing’s monarchical governments to individualize and were of corrugated iron and it r> all injuries or diseases which require treatment In this city, Dec. 23d, by Rev. B. F ranklin R at­ voice and shout and laugh and sing out its mer­ the address, the fraternity with their lady create men, and of our republican institutions externally, this liniment is everywhere regard­ tray, Mr. D. G. Atwater and Ml. s Aroliue II. Ross, riment. It is the first praise of the child to its Island. She bilged, and filled with water. garded as fire-proof. The loss is ed as the most putenL and reliable healing agent both ot ltoekiurd. Creator. By enjoying the life He gives it, the friends and invited guests sat down to a boun­ She had heed stripped of her sails, and will to lose the individual in the common mass, and insured for $45,000. in existence. For all external injuries or ail­ In this city, Dec. 24th, by Rev. J. K Hoch, Mr. Si­ Civil Service lleform. las Duuton und Miss .Anna L. Robbins, both of thi3 child unwittingly, unconsciously, praises Him tiful collation prepared and served by the la­ probably be a total loss. The tug Uncle Sam other matters giving illustration or contrast to Barnum's Museum and Circus, in New ments of horses and cattle, it is infallible. city. in its bright, swift motion, as hereafter it will We trust that the President and the the situation of the Irish champion und the cir­ York, was destroyed by fire at an early W h it e and Co lo r ed Bl a n k e t s, in different In Lincolnville, 15th inst., Mr. Jarnos C. Wetlier- dies, consisting of hot coffee, roast turkey and went to haul her off, but could do nothing. spoon of Vmalliaven and Etta G. Yotiug, of L. do consciously in a maturer form by the life it people will push on the just cause of civ­ hour on Tuesday morning. All the ani­ sizes and qualities, selling very low ut Simon­ will lead to His glory.” a great variety of pastry. The vessel was insured. Capt. Miller and cumstances under which he accomplished his In Union. 13th inst., by Rev. 1". V. Norcross, J. E. il service reform. Lot the people wake mals were lost, except two elephants and ton Brothers'. 50 Hanley, Esq. and Miss Ciara A. Hawkes both of Ap­ And alter referring to dancing as a kind The remainder of the evening, to near “ low crew were saved. mission. He then proceeded to speak ol a camel. The (ire extended to and de­ pleton. up aud be in earnest about this matter Ba ttin g and P r in t s , for Co m fo r te r s, also of praise to God in the childhood of man­ twelve,” was spent in general sociality and vocal O Connell’s character and career, first giving stroyed the church of the Redemption and demand that their members of Con­ i'iS ' The following resolution was adopted at Co m fo r te r s R e a dy Ma d e , constantly on kind and telling how it came to be used music. It was indeed a pleasant occasion, a graphic picture of the oppressions and tyran- (Grace Chapel), the Lawrence Mansion, hand, at Simonton's. 50 D E A T II S. gress shall fall into line with the march though the storm prevented the attendance of the session of the Knox County Lodge of Good ical proscriptions imposed upon the Irish peo­ a third building used as a store, aud a as a part of religious ceremonials, but F orewarnings o f Co n s u m p t io n .— Re­ of sound political progress. Let us have many that would gladly have been there. Templars at Camden, last week, and ordered ple. He set forth O'Connell's majestic pres­ carriage factory, the latter being but par­ member that a cough, a cold, or some other afterwards slipped out of the religious tially burned. Tbe whole loss is esti­ In St. George, Dec. 20th. Carrie E. Gillchrest, aged a fair division of the labors of our public This is one of our youngest lodges, yet it is published in the county papers :— ence, his bravery, his oratorical power, his le­ common affections of the throat or luugs al­ 10 years, 4 months and 10 days. sphere, he adds:— Jlesolved, That in view of the gross viola­ mated at half a million and Barnum's ways precedes Consumption, aud that all these in So. Thomaston, Dec. 18th, 'Amos ;A. Gregory, prosperous, and doing “ good work.” gal ingenuity, his incorruptible integrity, and ailments are cured with absolute certainty by aged 50 years. “ And not only that, but in process of time servants and keep each man to his legiti­ tions in this county of our prohibitory laws, it loss at from $200,000 to $300,000. told how, without drawing a sword, or striking Hale’s Honey of Ilnrehound and Tar. Crit­ a grim theology, which would banish all cheer­ mate business. It is the business of our Some two years since they lost, by fire, their is the earnest desire and request of the tem­ A terrible railroad accident occurred tenden’s, 7 Otli Aveuue. For sale by all drug­ fulness from life, did its best to condemn legislators to make just laws, and not to hall and furniture, yet with characteristic zeal perance people that the incoming sheriff of a blow, or allowing the hand of a sheriff's offi­ near Prospect, Pa., on Tuesday afternoon, gists. MARINE JOURNAL. dancing, together with many other innocent did they “ arise and build,” and now have a Knox County do his whole duty in suppress­ cer to be placed on the shoulder of a single tbe passenger and baggage cais of the Pike’s Toothache Drops cure in 1 minute. manipulate the official appointments of ing this nefarious traffic, and we hereby pledge afternoon mail train being thrown from and natural amusements, as 6in. But such one of his followers, he lifted up the ignorant PORT OF ROCKLAND. gloomy views of things are too unnatural to their respective districts so as to reward nice hall, which, when thoroughly furnished, him our co-operation and support in such the track at a trestle work and falling a “Beaver m o iia ir s ” are warranted to retain and down-trodden masses of Ireland, and hurl­ tlieir Color and Lustre ’till worn out, a full as­ retain the world in their bondage, so dancing their friends, punish their enemies, and will be both pleasant and attractive. ** laudable efforts. distance of 25 feet. Nineteen dead bod­ sortment of qualities always on band. These A rriv ed . is still an enjoyment to thousands ; and when ing them against the Gibraltar of British op­ ies have been recovered from the wreck goods are for sale at no other bouse in this most effectually influence their re-elec­ 8®“ Services appropriate to Christmas were Ar 19th, schs Concord, Gray, Portsmouth; Hard­ nature’s pre-eminent right of guidance is more Timely Assistance in our Harbor. pression, forced it to surrender, wresting from aud thirty-five persons are known to be county. Simonton Brothers. 50 scrabble. Pales, Richmond; D B Everett. Gregory, and more recognized, dancing will again as­ tion. Congressmen should be divested held in the Universalist church last Sunday, Vinalhaveu; F Jameson, Kuowlton, do; Huntress, the English government the repeal uf the in­ wounded. A large lot of that famous Caslnncro Boque Brown, Boston : U S Rev Cutter J C Dubbin, Dean, sume its place amongst the arts which add of this “ appointing power,” which does D uring the height of the heavy S. E, gale notwithstanding the very unfavorable weather. Reports from different parts of the coun­ Castine; 22(1, Commonwealth, Gross, Portsmouth; beauty and joy to lives, and, though no longer famous “Irish Code" and the concession of Soap, (the finest perfumed soap made in this not properly belong to them, aud whose of last week, a boat’s crew in charge of an of­ A goodly delegation of the ladies of the par­ try represent Tuesday night as “ tile cold­ Wra H Steel, Mullen, do; Culista. Spear, N Y; Ad­ amongst the rites of religion, will, far from Irish representation in Parliament. His des­ est of the season.” The reports of Wed­ conutry) lias just been received at Merrill’s rian, H unt, do; 23d. C l H ix , Hix, do; Corvo, Pick­ being considered hurtful to the religious senti­ ficer, while pulling ashore from the U. S. Rev­ ish had been ut work for three days previously ering, do; 21th. Charlie & U illie, Cousius, do; A whole tendency is toward political cor­ cription of O’Connell’s eloquence was very nesday night’s temperature cannot fail to Drug Store. 42 Jameson. Candage. Newburyport; Allieal: Bluffs w harves, a t the Vine. nrd, at 2 o ’clock form, which he stands ready to aid with him capable, and his language elegant, per­ the capital stock of Ihe Tribune Associa­ on the morning of the 20th. Her rudder was unhu g for individual conscience or private judg­ dragged ashore and would have been very bad­ rear walls. The windows and doors were bor­ ey refunded, at Simonton's. 50 and she is leaking. Steamer Martha’s Vineyard made spicuous and incisive. lie conveyed the im­ tion for a large advance on the price at ment. It is arbitrary and illogical. It his official acts and influence, shall be tak­ ly damaged, if not totally destroyed. The Rev. dered with evergreen trimmings, and the rear which he last week purchased it, lie re­ C h a p p e d H ands, face, rough skin, pimples, ring, an unsuccessful attempt to haul her off as she came pression to the hearer of being thoroughly worm, salt-rheum oilier culaucuas altecuons cured, may make the minister who is perhaps en up by those who should be servants of Cutters are not wholly ornamental, judging and side walls were profusely decorated with tains one share, and it is further agreed ml tile skin made soft and smooth, by using tile Sell Clara Jane, (of Lubec.Me) with a cargo of lum­ conversant with his subject in all its bearings, .1 UN I PER T a r So a p, made by Caswell. Hazard A. Co., ber, was towed into Viueyanl Haven. Friday fore­ wedded to that dirty, unsavory, ungentle- the people in Congress, and made thor­ from tho appearance of the boat’s crew, who, small vines of running evergreen. The pul­ that he shall be elected one of the trus­ noon in a disabled condition, by U S Rev Cutter and of being unconfined to any set phrase in New York. He sure you get tile Jauiper Tar Soap. oughly effective. together with their officer, were obliged to re­ tees of the association. The Tribune, in as there are many worthless imitations made with Moccasin. She is discharging her cargo. manly aud almost universal “ small vice” pit was adorned with festoons formed of fine an editorial announcing the change of common tu r. 12w4i) Sell Emeline McLain, at Georgetown. D C, Dec 21, presenting it. While all were pleased with from Ilungor with a cargo of laths and pickets, re- The method of distributing political main on shoro until the gale abated. Capt. evergreens, relieved with bright red berries. h e u r est and w e e t e s t od iv e r il of the American citizen called “smoking” Mr. Phillips’s style of speaking, those who proprietorship, has the following: “ We T P S C -L O is ...... ered a gale off Gape May, and offices as a reward for mere party service Dean is ever ready and efficient in his efforts Evergreen festoons hung from the choir rail propose coulinning our old battle against Hazard & Caswell’s, made on the sea shore, from open his eyes in holy horror at the sin of were hoping to hear some of the most impas­ fresii selected livers, by Ca s w e l l , H a za rd A CO., some young lady church member who has been productive of gross abuses. to assist our maritime interest, and depended from the top to the sides of the injustice and ignorance under the same New York. It is absolutely/lace aud siceeL Palicnts sioned flights of eloquence of which he is cap­ Republican banner which Horace Greeley wtio have once lukt n it prefer it to all others. Phy­ LIE MO RAND A. Men of no principle beyond the single Obsekveb. organ recess. This recess was bordered with sicians have decided it superior to any of the oilier has ventured to tread a decorous measure able, were doubtless disposed to apply to him upheld so stoutly and so long, and of the The new ship Caromlolett, launched at Damaris­ principle of “ making it pay” and advanc­ evergreen and on the wall above the organ was oils iu market. )3w4O cotta 13th inst, is owned by Hon Abner Stetson, in a social dancing assembly. It may the thought which the speaker said would come same policy of candid independence Janies Stetson, Capt Joseph Stdtson. (who is to com­ ing their own selfish ends, have been in About Town. the motto, “ All One in Christ.” From the which it was one of his latest acts to re-af- Children try for Pitcher’s Castoria. mand her) and others of Damariscotta. She will, make some sour old deacon, long past all to one in listening to O’Connell, who in the soon sail for New Orleans to load for Europe. center of the top of the organ extended a rod flrm over his own signature in these col­ —A substitute for Castor Oil. It assimilates conception of the “poetry of motion,” if hundreds of cases placed in public stations 5537“ A meeting to complete the organization dozen times Mr. Phillips heard him scarcely he food, cures Wind Colic, and causes natural wronthod with evergreens, supporting a circu­ umns. Naturally we shall prefer to sup­ he ever had any, but with various un­ which they have disgraced by their lack of the “ Rockland Reading Room Association’ thrice rose to his full power—“ what a glorious port as far as possible an Administration lee p. It does not coutuiu morphine, is pleas- SPOKEN. lar wreath of evergreens and red berries, with­ tut to take, never gripes and never fails. The christian angularities iu his character and both of manly integrity and official ability. was held on Saturday evening at the rooms o fellow he would be if lie would only try." which professes the party name. Snell best physic known. 0w47 DOMESTIC PORTS. shortcomings in his Christian career, re­ Men whose prime qualifications are that Payson Lodge, in Berry Building. The fol­ in which was suspended a beautiful white dove, an Administration will receive from us a frank and cordial approval of every ac­ What hear we now from West to East, PENSACOLA—Ar 16th, sell John Bird, Sleeper, gard as a hopeless outcast from the king­ they are successful wire-pullers and party lowing officers were chosen by ballot, one be­ with outspread wings. On the front wall, on Congress. Ilavany. either side of the choir, were the words, “Peace tion performed in accordance with its Confounding man, befriending beast. SAVANNAH—A r ICth, ship L B G ilichilst, Em er­ dom the young man who has life in his whippers-in and managers of caucuses ing selected from each of the religious denom­ principles; but the Tribune is nobody’s But Ceutaur Liniment? son. Liverpool. on Earth,” “ Good Will to Men.” At tho foot In the Senate, Wednesday, Dec. 18th, CHARLES ION—Cld 17th, sell Albert Thomas, blood audgayety in his heartand who likes and conventions, 6taud the best chance inations in the city:— official advocate. Our party sympathies Ross. N Y. of the aisles, beyond the pulpit platform, were a bill was reported from the Committee What is it cures our many pains, to enjoy occasionally thej life and glow for being placed in positions of official G e o * 0 , P ayson, President. on Public Lunds for the relief of settlers are not strong enough to overcome our And limbers up severcststruins. RICHMOND, VA—Sid ISth, sch F Mayo, Hall, erected two graceful arches of evergreen, some independence or muzzle our honest utter­ Boston. ’ aud rhythmic movement of the dance. trust and responsibility, under the present E. U. C ochkan, Sec'y and Treas’r. on the Cherokee lands, with amendments. But Centaur Liniment?— ALEXANDRA—Ar 20th, Addle M Bird, from nine feet high, from the center of which de­ Mr. Stevens, of Kentucky, pronounced a ances. M indsor. N S. There is a good deal of cant on this sub­ system; and such men are by no means F. M. S h a w , j That knocks Rheumatism out of gear, NEW i()RK—z\r 21st. schs Bedabedec, Peace, and O .G . H ai.l, | pended hanging baskets of beautiful cut flow­ eulogy on Garrett Davis. Messrs. Vick­ Empress, Kennedy, Rockland. always the most worthy or the most-to be Bids gout good-by without a tear, ject. We have heard a clergyman ex­ Z. Pope Vose, }- Trustees. ers, Cameron, Thurman, Sumner, Bayard F oreign. Passed through Hell Gate 23d, soh William Mo- ers. Delicate vases on the pulpit and stands Loon, Duncan. N Y for Fall River. patiate on tho terrible event of a young trusted. Yet these are tho men whom C. H anrahan, I and Trumbull also eulogized tbe deceased. Why! Centaur Liniment; at either side held rich bouquets of cut flow­ Very high floods prevailed in Europe SAN FRANCISCO—Sid 14th, barque Camden, lady dying in a ball-room, as if it dis­ members of Congress find it for their A. J ackson. j Mr. Sumner, iu bis remarks, made allu­ last week, in consequence of the late Causes the cripple to walk, the lame to leap, Robinson, Port Gamble. ers. Similar bouquets also adorned the front sion to Seward and Greeley ns con­ BALTIMORE—Ar .21at, sch Cora Etta, Sleeper, graced her memory and sealed her doom. selfish interest to help into office. The These officers constitute a Board of Direc­ heavy rains. The rivers in England have Hearts to tbank, instead of eyes to weep— Havana. tors, who are to have the general management of the choir. Crosses and evergreen wreaths temporaries of Davis, and like him fol­ risen above their banks and the streets Only, Centaur Liniment. And pray why, any more than if she had people should mark their servants; they were hung in the windows, which were illumi­ lowers of Clay. After the addresses the of the affairs of the Association. The annual of many towns are flooded. Land slides What renders reptiles tooth and sting of bees, FOREIQTi PORTS. gone home and died in her bed? One should demand that they attend to their nated with candles at the evening service. customary resolutions were adopted, and have occurred in some sections, inter- Sid from Belfast 3d. Otago, Thorndike. Cardiff. meeting of the Association is to be held on the the Senate adjourned. In the House a Harmless as tbe bito of fleas, Passed Dover 2d, Samuel Watts. Howes, Antwerp, would not wish to die in a ball-room, cer­ legitimate business as legislators and that Notwithstanding the difficulty of travel oc­ ruptine railway traffic. The Seine is first Thursday of October. A meeting of the bill authorizing the Comptroller uf the Excepting Centaur Liniment; for Cardiff, (and was off the Start 3d). tainly. But neither would one wish to they put themselves against this cor­ casioned by the lienvy fall of snow, and the overflowed aud the quays of Paris flood­ At Buenos Ayres 12th ult, barque Megunticook, Directors will he held this evening. The fub- currency to examine the condition of the ed. In Belgium also the flood prevails Hemingway, for Colonia, to load for Boston; Oct 30, die in the midst of any scene of merry­ rupt system, and they should honor with severe weather, a congregatton of 150 or more Savings Banks in the District of Colum­ Assuages tbe pangs of a broken breast, barque Helen Angler, Staples, for Valparaiso. scriptions already received by the soliciting and tho water is three feet deep in the Flows the lacteal fluid—gives nights of rest, Ar at Penartb Oth, Samuel Watts, Uyler, Ant- making, or even in a circle of genial their continued confidence only those who assembled at the afternoon services, which were bia was passed. The House resumed w e r p . committee indicate that this movement wilf re­ streets of Ghent. But Centaur Liniment; clergymen engaged in telling each other do so. appropriate to the occasion, Rev. Mr. Sweetser the consideration of the bill in reference A dispatch from Liverpool says that ceive the cordial support of the community. to a settlement with the States of Ohio, And when chilblains sting or hot steam scalds, the latest ministerial jokes. One would The following pertinent paragraph from preaching au interesting and practical Christ­ 449 persons, including passengers and Wliat is it soothes, for what can wo call, Finding that Mr. Phillips’s lecture on Indiana and Illinois of the live per cent, sailors, have perished by marine disas­ prefer to die in one’s bed, with reverent a recent number of the Portland Press is mas sermon. The evening service was de­ land claim under the act of the 3d ol But Centaur Liniment. Monday evening would be three-quarters of an ters during the past ten days. preparation for that solemn change, and to the point on this question :— signed to be, in its main features, a Sunday- March, 1857, and it was passed, 103 to 52. When the ear crushed old Tilden’s arm, hour late, the managers of the course—in The Prussian Cross Gazette publishes with opportunity to say farewell to friends George Williams Curtis, in the last school praise-meeting. The Sunday-school The House went into Committee of the Twas saved from amputation by this charm, JET GOODS! pursuance of tlieir policy never to allow their Whole on the deficiency bill, the main the following imperial rescript addressed and leave them one’s last messages. number of Harper's Weekly, argues the was well represented, about fifty members of to Prince Bismark: “ We relieve you of The Centaur Liuitneut; Jets for tiie H air, patrons to be disappointed when possible to item in controversy being that of appro­ The possibility of death overtaking one people to bring a pressure to bear on the school being present, and a good congrega­ the Presidency of the Council of Minis­ And when Barnum's lion, Uncle Ben, «Jets for tiie B onnet, Congress in favor of the civil service re­ avoid it and always to perform a little more priating $1,241,920 for the improvement while dancing is no more an argument tion was in attendance. The services were of Government property iu the District of try of Foreign Affairs and are empowered Broke his leg in that dismal den, •Jets for tli© If nt, form. He no doubt sees, as every one than they promise—improvised a concert by opened by a Christinas anthem by the choir, iu tho State ministry through the Presi­ against that amusement than the danger else does who has taken any notice of Columbia. Without disposing of the He roared for Centaur Liniment. Jet 3?lns and D rops, the Rockland Band, to precede the lecture, followed by the special service for Christinas question the committee, alter a long dis­ dent of the council, Herr Deibrick. The of death in a railway car is an argument Congressional tendencies, that if we wait Premiership devolves upon the senior Now as the poor horse, lame and sore, Jet B racelets, which very pleasantly beguiled the delay of all from the “ Altar,” by the school, including two cussion, rose and eulogies on the late against traveling. Let us have intelli­ till members become enthusiastic, of their Minister.” With crippled knee limps to our door. For Sale B y own motion, in depriving themselves of its weariness. The Band have the thanks of appropriate hymns. Prayer was then offered Senator Davis of Kentucky were de­ gent and sensible judgment on this sub­ livered. And begs for Centaur Liniment; the influence and power that come of the committee for the promptness with which by the pastor, another hymn was sung by tho Rev. J. F. Simmons, Pastor, of the Un­ W illiam H. Hyde. ject, then, and not hasty proscription. patronage, we shall wait (till the freezing On Thursday, Dec. 19th, tho House And the docile sheep on a thousand hills, they responded to the sudden call made upon school, some remarks were made by the super­ bill, amendatory of the postal code with iversalist church, in Bethel, is to be or­ Die by the million—tbe screw worm kills, But having said these things, it remains over of a region whero the temperature dained Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 31st. is supposed to be peculiarly unfavorable them. intendent, then followed the singing of “ Ho­ amendments, was reported and passed. (AH saved by Centaur Liniment;) also to be said that while many of the op- sannah,” after which Mr. Sweetser preached a The bill allowing women in territories to Prof. O. Cone, of Canton, N. Y., is to to congelation. Congress will never take Jfjf“ Mr. Francis Murphy addressed a meet­ preach the ordination sermon. Wo bear it shouted from West to East, posers of dancing err on the one side, the another step in the direction of civil ser­ short sermon from the text, “This is my be­ vote and hold office, wns reported ad­ ing under the auspices of the Temperance Re­ versely from the Judiciary Committee ' Capt. John Bradford of Jefferson, a By speaking man and neighing beast, rise of this amusement is carriedto a worse vice reform, until there is a great popular form Club, at the Methodist vestry, on Sunday loved son,” occupying about twenty minutes, “Pass on tbe Centaur Liniment!” F O R S A L E ! clamor about it. Republicans and Demo­ and placed on the calendar. A bill re­ prominent citizen, departed this life on •extreme on the other. A worse extreme, evening. The attendance was small, on ac­ and the services were Closed with the singing lating to the judgment of the Provincial the 6th inst.; heart disease was the This remarkuble article is for sale by all CHOONER S. .1. LINDSEY, for crats alike treat.this matter precisely as Druggists in every village, parish and hamlet, S particulars enquire of we say, because while no harm can come they do the franking privilege. Ben. count of the snow, but a very good meeting oP'N earer, my God, to Thee,” by choir, school Court of Louisiana was reported adverse­ cause; fell forward while sitting In his in America. We warrant it to cure. A. J. CROCKETT. to us by refraining from any amusement, Butler, only a few weeks ago, explained was had. and congregation, and the benediction. ly and indefinitely postponed. The bill chair and expired immediately. J. B. ROSE & Co., 53 Broadway, N. Y, Rockland, Jan, 1, 18TJ. i

To the Judye o f Probate in and Jor the Cobb Lime Company. County of Knox. MEETING of the stockholders ofthe Cobb Lime 111E Petition of ASA COOMBS, G nnrdian of PRESENTS, Company will be held at the office of the Com­ . CUAKI.OTTE KALLOCK, Of South Thomaston, GO GO GO g m h h s -s Apany, ou lUEbDAY, the 7th day of January, at ° 1in the County of Knox, minor, represents, that the Specialties said ward is seized and possessed of certain real es­ o’clock, P. M., lor the purpose of electing officers fe. the ensuing year, and lor the transaction of any other tate, situate in said County and described as follows : business that may legally come belore Raid meeting. Beginning on division line at laud of Israel Snow U. W. WIGHT, Sec’y. auu land of a Mr. Bussick; thence on division line FTJJLB STOCK O F Rockland, Dec 20,1876. lw3 by said Bassick’s land and land of George Bost to shore of Swectlandto Cove; thence by the shore of -FOR-J Presents! Presents! THE SHERIDAN I l l l I U l $ 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 S. Kallock lot; thence on said division line westerly Thousands of Dollars worth of Presents to be made within the next AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB, to angle at stake and stones; thence north about —OF THE— two rods to a stone wall on the southside of a lane to a point on said wall near a yellow birch tree marked; thence by said wall on southern side said DRY Portland {Sunday [School Union, lane, being division line, and by land of said Snow- Will give a Dramatic Entertainment a deal ; thence westerly by said Snowdeal’s land on 3 0 D A Y S . CHRISTMAS said stone wall the division line to the town road ; $ 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 thence westerly across the road to a division lino Farwell & Ames Hall, fence; thence ou said division line fence by laud of —ON— said Snowdeal (o land of Israel Suow; thence west­ erly by said Snow’s land on division line to place of beginning. That it would he for the benefit of said Friday Eve'g, Dec. 27th, ward that said estate should be sold, and the pro­ DRUGSTORE! BLOOD & HIX, On which occasion they will present an interesting ceeds placed at interest. Said Guardian therefore programme, opening witli the beautiful moral Drama prays that he may be empowered, agreeably to law, GOODS UNION BLOCK. MAIN STREET. by John Brougham, •11 the same at public Auction, or such part there- i the court may deem expedient. Il' you wish a Fine Bottle of Have succeeded in finding, in Boston and New York $ 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 The Irish Emigrant ASA COOMBS. o OK, TEM PTATION. Markets, the VERY LATEST STYLES of GOODS in their In the Interlude, Singing by a Lady Will open this day one of the finest assortments of line, and having found B0TT0M;PRICES also, are pre­ desirable goods suitable for Christmas Gifts to Ladles, and Centleman. Gentlemen, Misses andJBoys. ever offered in this city. pared to oiTer better inducements to their patrons this On the Petition aforesaid O r d e r e d , That notice To be followed by the Laughable Farce. We would call special attention tojour stock of be given bv publishing a copy of said petition with PERFUME. season than ever before. Parties purchasing tllvj'B —IN— this order thereon, three weeks successively, prior to THAT RASCAL PAT. the third Tuesday of January next, in the Rockland Carpetings, The Entertainment will be free[from objectionable Gazette, a newspaper printed in Rockland, that all features, and purely amusing. A part of the proceed persons interested may attend at a Court of Probate He has the best assortment of Perfumes and (one quarter.) will be donated in aid of the P u b lic then to be held at Rockland, and show cause, if any they have why theaprayer of;said petition should not Reading Room. be granted. GOLD WATCHES, A<1 i n o u 35 Cis. Reserved Seals 50 Cis. Handkerchiefs, J. C. LEVENSALER, Judge. Just received at Tickets lor sale at Spear’s and at the llall on Fri­ A true copy of the petition and order thereon. day afternoon. Doors open at 7 o’clock. Commence Attest—E. C. F l e t c h e r , Register. 3w3 will do well to examine our Stock. We have American Dry Goods and Imported Watches of various manufactures; som lo the Judge o f Probate in and fo r the WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE. in’Initial, Hemstitched, Mottc.and Plain Stitched, in County o f Knox. FANCY GOODS very fine self winders. Also, some nicely adjusted timers, t h e c e l e b r a t e d m ed iu m Single and Fancy Boxes. A full line of Real and E. BARRETT’S. , TUE undersigned. Guardian of FRANK W. and and other improvements too numerous to specify here. Im itation —AND— W illiam . E . Cunnuiiigs, LIZZIE J. RHODES, minor heirs of REBECCA to be fouud in the city. Our patterns in While under Spirit control, on (receiving a lock of IG. SYLVESTER, late of Rockland, in said County, hair of a sick patient, or by a personal interview with deceased, represents, that said minors are seized and a friend of the.patieut will diagnose the nature ofthe eased of certain real estate, described as fol- ZPLTVTZEZD W JLZRZE, disease perfectly and prescribe the proper remedy. i.:—All the interest of said wards in a certain lot Of himself be claims no knowledge of the healing art, Lace Trim m ed Ildkls. of laud described as follows: situated in said Rock­ but when his spirit guides are brought <•// rapport land. beginning on the northwesterly side of Camden with sick persons through his mediumship they never street, at the northeasterly corner of Capt. Joseph Extra Bargains ! are unique and uncommon. Our stock of fail of giving FERMAN EX 1 RELIEF in all curable Packard’s land; thence running north 49 degs. 30 Carpetings minutes west, by said Packard’s land, one hundred and seventy feet to a reserve for a road; thence north C3 -- Office at the Jtcsidcncc of I.E V I C UM M INGS, Lace Collars, HOLIDAY 0 degs. 30 minutes east by said reserve sixty-three SOLID SILVER WARE North Main Street. eet to stake and stones; thence 49 degs. 30 minutes [ r r JOfficc hours from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 P . M. •ast by laud of A. C. Kales and N. W. Sleeper, one hundred and seventy feet to said Camden street; Extra Bargains j is complete. JEWELRY—Solid aud Plated—in great T I T I t NI « : JJnderBleeves, thence south 40 degs. 30 minutes west by said street D iagnosis and first prescription $ 1 .5 0 ; subsequent^ sixty-three feet to place of beginning. : variety. Were destroyed^!! ring the m edicine. $ 1 .O O . Address / That an advantageous offer of eight hundred dol­ lars has been made for the same by Asa Sylvester, of 111 [ V Please call and examine our rich and varied Stock; 1 DR. WILLIAM E. CUMMINGS, Rockland, in said County, which offer it is for the ly3 ROCKLAND, MAINE. T id ie s , interest of all concerned immediately to accept, the We shall not importune you to purchase. proceds of sale to he placed at interest lor the beneti IN ALL DEPARTMENTS- of said wurds. Said Guardian therefore prays for li­ Rockland, Nov. 20, 1872. 50 , HEAL & CALDERWOOD, cense to sell and convey the above described real es­ GIFTS i G R E A T F IR E tate to tlie person making said offer. Manufacturers of aud Dealers in Latest Style Bows, W. H. RHODES, Guardian. “A Complete Pictorial History of the Times.”—“The best, cheapest, and most SYSTE.H lor BEGINNERS We have ju9t returned from the market and now ! I A .I t TV E s V JE S , successful Family Paper in the Union.” On t h e PIANOFORTE, by have one the largest and best assortment of of all kinds. KNOY COUNTY—In Probate Court held nt Rock­ land, on the third Tuesday of December 1872. Cigars, Cigar Cases, §XL A. Y S , nesses and troubles ; for cleansing and tl1® the journal itself is the organ of th»i great world of OUR JOB LOT OF vitiated blood and impartiug vigor to all the vital ^n a » tn n - grvuu forces; for building up and restoring tho weakened a tie isazar commenus uself to every member of KNOX COUNTY—In Court of Probate, held at Rock­ E. BA RRETT’S. USE Is well stocked with land, on the third Tuesday of December, 1872. constitution the household—to the children by droll and pretty NUBIAS AHD HOSIERY CLOCKS, pictures, to the young ladies by its fashion-plates in ARAH STAHL, Executrix of the last will and C H R O M O ’S endless variety, to the provident matron by its pat­ testament of ALFRED STAHL, late of Rockland, .I I I U K I it A terns for the children’s clothes, to paterfamilias by is worth your attention. We have a nice assort­ Siu said County, deceased, having presented her first which Is pronounced by the leading medical author!, its tasteful designs for embroidered slippers and lux­ account of administration of the estate of said de­ ever presented • to the public in this vicinity, all of Domestics and Small Wares, ment of Ladies’ ond Gents’ which he offers at extremely moderate prices. Re­ ties of London and Faris “the most powerful tonic urious dressing-gowns. But the reading-matter of AND ceased for allowance: mem ber, and alterative known to the medical world.” This is the B a za r is uniformly of great excellence. The pa­ O r d e r e d , That notice ; thereof be given, three F. E. CILLCHREST, no new and untried discovery, but has been long used per has acquired a wide popularity for the fireside by tlie leading physicians of other countries with enjoyment it affords.—N. Evening Post. weeks successively, in the Rockland Gazette, Middle Store iu Levensaler Bros. New Block, Y. And Country Dealers and Peddlers will find It for Linen Handkerchiefs printed in Rockland, in said County, that all persons FEATHERS w onderful remedial results. their advantage to examine our goods before making JEWELRY, interested may appear at a Probate Court, to he 2w2 THOMASTON. Don’t weaken and impair the digestive or­ SUBSCRIPTIONS.—1873. their purchases. At Wholesale and Retail, for the Holidays. held at Rockland, on the third Tuesday ’ol January gans by cathartics and physics, they give only tempo­ next, and show cause, if any they have, why the FJESSJENDEW, rary relief—Indigestion, flatulency and dyspepsia T e r m s : said account should not be allowed. witli piles and kindred diseases are sure to follov H a r p e r ’s Ba za r , one year...... $4.00 their use. Keep the blood pure and health is assured. FANCY SOAPS 3w3 J. C. LEVENSALER, Judge. all grades and prices always on hand. Come o Druggist & Apothecary, d all and secure some ofthe great bargains wbl JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Plutt St., New York. An sxtra Copy of either the Ma g a z in e , W e e k l y A true Copy—Attest:—E. C. F l e t c h e r , R egister. or B a za r will be supplied gratis for every Club of Solid Silver & Plated NO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK, i shall ofler. Sole Agent for the United States for the Toilet, Including Cashmere Boquet Soap. Price one dollar per bottle. Send for Circular. Five subscribers at $4.00 each, in one remittance ; or tafcsi R o c k la n d , M o . ^ ix Copies fo r $20.00, without extra copy. SIMONTON BROS., N. B. Fashionable Dress Making done here by April;30,1871. I9tf Subscriptions to H a r p e r ’s Ma g a z in e , W e e k - Mrs. J. T. ROBBINS, who will be happy to receive FOR S A L E ! ly and Ba za r to one address for one year, $10.00 ; her old friends and patrons in her new and pleasant Ware, Toys, &c., or, two of Harpers Periodicals, to one address for rooms. I’. BARRETT, Thorndike Hotel, _ ren, Me., containing 151 acres Wm, H, Kittredge & Co., one year, $7.00. ROCKLAND 2gaJ "Zgggggfr. cosisting of ^Arable, Pasture a n d ROCKLAND, - MAINE. Back Numbers can be supplied at any time. Wood Land, wiih a good House,Burn Druggists & Apothecaries The five volumes of Harper’s Bazar, for the years Which they are selling at the Lowest und Outbuildings thereon. T he 868, ’69, 70. 71, 72, elegantly bound, In green moroc­ Robinson Crockett, Prices. and Dealers in KALL0CII & WHITE, Proprietors. co cloth, will be sent by express, freight prepaid, for Stock and Farming Utensils to be sold with the Rockland. Nor. Farm if desired. Enquire of the subscriber oil the PATENT MEDICINES. No. 1, Berry Block, Cr Berry Brothers’ Livery Stable is connected with l$7.00each. U, M». M 4 he postage on Harper’s Bazar is 20 cents a year, 2 Cor. Main & Pleasant Sts premises,*or EDWIN SMITH, E sq., a t his office in NO. 3, SPEAR, BLOCK, tqe House. W arren. whiol} must be paid at the subscaiber's post office. Weddina- and- Visiting- Cards neatly sa- Please examine our Stook before JAMES W, WOOD, ROCKLAND, ME Address, HARFER & BROTHERS, New York. August 1, 1873. OS ROCKLAND. printed at this office Purchasing. i December 4, 1872, 3wl She tCkturh (Column. JUisfcllaueous. •Mi sccllaucoun. Jlsvclbnifotts. JHihccllaneaas. Ifusincss Cards. fiewins •Machines. •Medical. Rockland, Dec. 26, 1872. No. 24. ROCKLAND LITERARY WILL BE PUBLISHED ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1873, i HI.. WHEELER & WILSON’S A y e r ’s The undersigned, having engaged ASSOCIATION I THE FIRE II. 1. 1 Alt U I • —DEALERS IN— column of this paper to use as he may s e t Boston Weekly Globe. MUSIC &VARIETY STORE fit, begs to announce that neither publish SecQnd Annual Stoves and Tin Ware. Sarsaparilla The largest and cheapes^newspaper in the N We sell an excellentj’iano Forte for ers nor editor arc in any degree responsi- England States, full to overflowing with the fresh­ e lor tvhat may here be said. est news of the day, and editorials upon every topic LESS THAN $1,00 per Dav for COURSE OF LECTURES of geheral interest at home or abroad, presenting a SECOND HAND STOVES, Is widely known JULIUS II. WARD volume of original reading matter in every number. One Year- ot all description bought and sold. Second hand as one of the most The Board of Managers of the Rockland Literary An attractive and instructive visitor to the home cir- I n s u r a n c e FURNITURE ol all kinds bought and sold. Par­ effectual remeti -3 Association take pleasure in presenting to the citi ties breaking up housekeeping should give us a call. zens ol Buckland and vicinity the following pro A* ilEPRESEXTATlYE NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL. Fine Toned Organs, one set reeds, (or $ S5.00 ever discovered -or Who Enjoys Christmas? gramme far their Second Annual Course of Lectures We have ulso ou hand aud tor sale cleansing the sys­ The other evening our citizens heard Mr to be given in It will contain lull and carefully prepared reviev “ “ “ one stop, 911.00 All Kinds of Second Hand Sails, tem and purifying of all the New Books, a valuable and entertaining Murray discourse very pleasantly upon His variety of original Foreign Correspondence, a lull di­ “ “ “ four slops, 115.00 varying in size from a Main sail to Topsails aud Jibs die blood. It has Creed. He had much to say about cheerful FARWELL &. AMES HALL gest of Musical. Artistic and Dramatic Matters, and A ll kinds ot T R U C K , such as is usually found in stood the test of a full record ol the Markets, Commercial and Fi .JUNK STORES, bought and sold. years, wilh a con­ cial Affairs, and all the live topics of the day. “ *’ “ five stops, 125.00 SEWING MAGHNES ness in religion and there was a biting truth in A R E TI1E stantly growing rep­ and to which they confidently invite attention a TERMS Crockett’s Building, his sarcasm upon his spiritual ancestors which well deserving theappellation of a “STAB COURSE utation, based on its and unexcelled in its combination ol brilliancy, at o Subscriber O c u r , $2.00 MELODEON S-PortableCase, JH5 & J70. Most Simple, Practicable and Eco- all felt the force of; but we doubt if many N O R T H E N D . Snomical Sewl ng Machines in intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re­ tractiveness and eminent ability by any equal num­ T w o “ 3.50 “ P iano Case, #100. Rockland, Feb. 14,<1872. lOtl discerning persons did not see an inconsistency ber of lectures to be given in any single course in the 0 . 0 0 th e W o rld . markable cures. So mild as to be safe and country the present season. The course will be beneficial to children, and yet so.searching in his claiming to teach the faith of the Puri­ continued as follows 8 . 5 0 We will sell a Superior Organ with C sups lor IIICJH13WT FBEM W X as to effectually purge out th e great cor­ tans, and in his advocating a general license 1 3 . 0 0 K < K I i U A N I >. E. G. STODDARD & CO., F illet 1 8 . 7 L E S S T H A N 5 0 c ts . a cb-.y fo r Manufacturers and Dealers in AT THB ruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous and independence in amusements which no Tuesday Evening. Deciubcr 3 1st, and syphilitic contamination. Impurities, my 2 4 . 0 0 O n e Y e a r . PARIS EXPOSITION, 1867. or diseases that have lurked in the system man of good common sense could approve of. JAMES T. FIELDS, ESQ., Fifty C opies lo Ouc Address , 5 0 . 0 0 SOAPS, TALLO W , GREASE, Wheeler & Wilson awarded over 82 Competitors a for years, soon yield to this powerful anti­ Mr. Murray laughs at the Puritans forgoing to The last named rate makes T h e Boston W e e k l y Of Boston. NEATS J-OOT OIL, &c dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful G l o b e , when taken by a Club of Fifty, the cheapest GOLD MEDAL, one extreme, while he himself goes headlong Subject: "Masters of the Situation." I ALSO, curqs, many of which are publicly known, into the other. He evidently needs some fin newspaper in America, For perfection of Sewing Machines. They Execuet Terms always in advance. Send in your subscrip­ more Rapidly and with LESS NOISE than any other of Scroftila, and all scrofulous diseases, ishing touches of the school-master before he Wednesday Evening, Jan. 15th, Our Variety Department Machines in use. Competent Judges, who have used tions nt once, to commence with the ffrst nurnbe r of The following Compan­ PURE GROUND BONE, Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis­ is Complete. Examine our stock and you will agree the different Machines, recommend tiie orders of the skin, Tumors, Blotches, is fully prepared to become a wise and prudent MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON, the paper. Address w ith us. FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES. W IIEETLEIt fo- cleansing the blood. The system moves period the Church can never fully control. The S. N. Ha t c h . Treasurer. on with renewed vigor and a new lease of E . It. s p e a k , i HANOVER, of York. otype*, A tnbrotypcM, M eluiuofypeM ,& c., in LININGS, BINDINGS, KID AND GOAT STOCK. Puritans blamed the Church, however, and be­ E h w in S pp.a g u e , > Associate Managers. Boots, Shoes, Slippers and the most elegant style of the art, making them of any Rubber Goring, Shoe Duck, Pegs, Lasts, Shoe Nails, life. required size, from to the size ot Life. By this gan with a stiff* and unbending Calvinism which C. G. Mo f f it t , ) 46 Shoe Tools of all kinds. Rubbers, a rt a A t tlie Ilrook, M ain SStreet, PKEPARED E r has planted the seeds of opposite doctrines in AMERICAN Liverpool, London and Globe Splendid Picturo can be Obtainod. FIFTY PER CENT. every village in New England. You can see Consolidated and Selling very Low for Cash. In the Insurance Company of Eng­ Many persons are possessed of pictures of deceased Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, M ass., what it has led to in the general unsettling of BABCOCK relatives, which, though they are valued highly, are still not so desirable as an elegantly linished photo­ Practical and Analytical Chemists. social life, in the separation of cheerfulness land, graph. BY USING THE SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. from religion, in the training of the young to Fire Extinguisher. Crockery and Glass Ware Line. BERRY BROTHERS Bills in Equity have been Pictures Tastefully Framed amusements which have no good tendency, in tiled and suits commenced in highly finished heavy Black ‘Walnut, Oval and HALL'S— against the G akd x ek and Wejhave a larger Stock more Patterns, and are giv­ ROYAL, of Liverpool. HAVE REMOVED TDO3SAZESTIO the undermining of strong belief in established N a t IO N A L E xtinguisher ing better Bargains than ever. A good assortment Square Frames, new style Boston and New York Puterns. manufactured expressly TO T H E IR VEGETABLE SICILIAN truth throughout our communities, in the gen­ Company as infringing of ot .th is company’s rights— for my trade. Persons at a dis­ eral break-up of the 6acred relations of so­ igainst the Oxnard Sugar Bracket, Hanging, Stand and Springfield Fire and Marine, of tance can be furnished Beliuery, Boston, Eagle Ho- ,vith NEW LIVERYi&HACK STABLE HLAIB ciety. Pictures to their satisfaction. N isury inform ation •1, Concord, .to mere; and all parties are warned Hand Lamps, Springfield, Mass, will be given by addressing the a MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, Me. RENEWER. Meanwhile, the Church has gone on steadily against buying using Fire Extinguishers of ar.y kind, in .vhich iter impregnated with Carbonic SELLING VERY LOW. K<*Mi t ritof hum u muscle, By its use, the hair grows thicker and has gone like her Master down into the world bald (J. S pear by W illiam Branton the 19th day of May, A. D.. 1848, and also same land conveyed to SPEAR BLOCK. Lindsey Street, Itwckl tutl Maine. titty per cent, ot the j < wer required to n stronger. In baldness, it restores the to make it better. The extravagance in which .lane O’Neal by Bridget McNeal by mortgage deed Rockland. Nov. 14, 1872. ewiug Machine, may be saved by using the dated the 31st day of Ju ly , A. I).. 1869, and UNION, of Bangor, R.ANUingSON & CU, capillary glands to their normal vigor, Mr. Murray indulged and the equally bad re­ 25th day ol Septem ber, assigned to me by the said DOYI giST H ’. ami will create a new growth, except Jane O’Neal. T he cot WHOLESALE straint against which he spoke have both been have beeu/and now ar Wedding Invitations.--Batest Styles EASTERN, of Bangor. in extreme old age. It is the most avoided, in fact have never found place in the claim a foreclosure of : with or without monogram, and envelopes to CONFECTIONERS, economical Hair D ressing ever used, match, furnished at short notice AT t h is o f - AND JOBBERS OF Facta for Your Episcopal Church, and yet there is as much Rockland, Dec. 4, 1872. J-’ICE. CoiisidefatiitUn as it requires fewer applications, and We will euumurate only 1 1 lew ol the many leading sincere piety, as much humble and unworldly ALLEMANNIA, of Cleveland. FOREIGN AsW DOMESTIC inis of excellence, cuiul.. gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap­ iv in g all minor poiuts to pearance. A. A. Hayes, M.Dn State following of Christ among us as you will find NOTICE. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fruits, Tobacco, Cigars, &c, ur It makes the Assayer of Massachusetts, says, “ The anywhere else. If the Church were now fully in E members of North Knox Agricultural and Hor ALPS, of Erie, Pennsylvania, understood by the people who are readers of T ticultural Society are hereby notilied to meet at |Also. Manufacturing a superior constituents are pure, and carefully the Town House in Union, on WEDNESDAY. the A CREAT COMBINATION BOCiv STLTCEG selected lor excellent quality ;’and I this paper, and the true relations of cheerful­ 25th day ol December, A. D. 1872. at nine o’clock in the and the very best business opportunity ever offered, forenoon, for the choice ot Officers, and tor the trans­ is to be found in an agency for taking subscriptions to Sugar Corn Cake, consider it the Best P reparation ness and happiness to a religious life were action of any other business which may legally come FIRST CLASS CHANGE with the least and m SH U TTLE SI.W INt before said meeting. H e n r y W a r d B e e c h e r s Warranted to iland through the] Warm W eather Fast, Stylish and Reliahl *. The b< MA< HIM.. It then fore, for its intended purposes.” known as they are set forth in the Church ser- Great LITERARY, FAMILY NEWSPAPER with WEAL’S LESS than a y other, and combines with its WM. GLEASON, Secretary. O " Jobbers in be furnished by the Cast at short Horses and Carriaj Jin Rockland. Every ct Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines. Union, Nov. 20, 1872. 3w52 which is given away the largest and best Premium remarkable simplicity and ea»e of running, great vicas and in the social life of our people, a dif­ Venice for stabiiu. quietness ot o.,erutio’’ Picture ever offered, the new and exquisite $ 1 2 . 0 0 Insurance effected in above Companies Rockland, Junt 30,187 Price Ono Dollar. ferent spirit would be felt in the society where FRENCH OLEOGRAPH R ockland, Marcli 28, 1882. ICtf lygfi w ork at as 1st. E x tra size and we go. These wretched and dreary affairs Pews for Sale. called *• P e t ’ s 1*11 r a c l i s e . ” ( Oleographs are BIR D & CO ,, T)EW S No. 9 and 57 in the First Baptist Church, be’ the choicest class of French Art printing in oils—the D. 2«l. Simplicity, din Buckingham ’s Dye which some people call amusements would be perfection o f Oil-chromo.}— We also give the superb Shaw , Estes £l C o ., 3d. Ka>e ot operate I longing to the estate of the late Larkin Snow CSuccessors to G. IT. Brown (}\C o.,) 4th. and Pew No 6. in the Universalist Church, are now of­ S IO p a i r of Genuine French Oil Chromos,“ W ■•(<* LOW RATES M anufacturers of Men.-,’ and Boys’ - or ge FOR THE WHISKERS. banished; home would be more cheerful be­ A w ak e” A. ••F iimI A » l e r p .” subjects LIFE-SIZE DEALERS IN 5th. C) lindrical hardened fered for sale on reasonable terms. Persons wishing large Bobbin, As our Renewer in many cases re­ cause parents had a religion which opened the to purchase may enquire .of O. S. ANDREWS, or of —charm ing fa c sim ile s of original Oil Paintings. I bis paper has the largest circulation in the world. as can be obtained in any citable Com­ Thick, Kip and Calf Boots. h. Superior Automatic Takeup, quires too long a time, ami too much the subscriber, West India Goods and Groceries. h. Sell Adjusting Tensions, humanity of their hearts, and young people MRS. F. S. OSGOOD, It will next year be made better than ever. Serial panies. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in tales by world-famous authors, L. .M. Ai.corr. E d­ Also, Hard and Blacksmith’s Coal, Wood, Hay h. CAN NOT BE CUTOUT OF TIME OR AD- care, to restore gray or faded Whisk­ 47 Cor Union and Park St. Sand, Fire Brick and Cement. would find in the family circle and in the com­ w a r d E g g l e s t o n , H a k k ie t B e e c h e r St o w e , BOOTS, SHOES & GRUBBERS, 'I'M T.NT by use. T its is a quality possessed ers, we have prepared this dye, in one etc. New’ and brilliant contributors. Illustrated Crockery, Glast and W oodea W are, NO. G, SRANKIN BLOCK- by no other Machine in -•orld. pany which sought the cheerfulness of their E. H. & G. W. Cochran, Agents, 91 h. Great Range ot Woi Holiday Xumber and back uos. ot Miss A lcott’s story Rockiund, April 5, 1872. ly i? preparation-, wltieh will quickly and home the pleasantest recreations of life. S h o vf C a ses FREE. The m ost taking ’‘Com bination!” The F l o u r , C o r n . M e a l , F e< «I, lotii. Durability of Wore effectually accomplish this result. It largest commissions paid! One Agent made $800 in BERRY BLOCK, ROCKLAND. 50 Provisions, W. I. Goods &!Croceries. 11th. 'This Machine gives There is now a deeply felt want in the com­ Silver, Rosewood and Blackwalnut of all sizes 3 month.-,; another $537 in 35 days; another $91.40 Sl.YIO^TO.V BKOTUJEKS. 12th. E xtra Table Leal, i aking it one-haltglongei is easily applied, and produces a color or made to order ; also, 2d Hand Spear Block, Bockland, Me. D e a l e r s in Hum any Maehine. munity. Good people of all religious names in one week; one $37.60 in one day, and many oth­ ers from $5 and $10 to $10 per day. T his year our 13th. Tliose haying Mach ies, wiil be taughtjto rui: which will neither rub nor w3kh off. DESKS, ALARM DRAWERS, Manufactory, Snow’s Block, Foot X ilR s ; . I < vo o c ls s . then recognize the need of a purer social life. Oilers are even more profitable. Paralysis and Deformities Cared. e/ iT-SUAW,’ S o.l'leu,ullsIree,. Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty and all kinds ol Office and Store Furniture, New and No w aning lor the premiums. T h e S u b sc r ib e r The Orient Spring Health Institute is located near SHAWLS, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, Do F a LINENS, TRIMMINGS. HOSIERY, Cents. Some would do one thing to gain it, and somo Second Hand, at 21 Salem, near Hanover St., Boston. GETS THEM WHEN HE PAYS IIIS Si, nSCKII’TION, ic town of Amherst. Mass., for the treatment and 1)39 For Salo at tho ry Goods Store of o o o d a a / ; .v rs w. i .v t e d • cure of in all its forms. Spinal Diseases. GLOVES, &c., another; but if the statement is a fact that E24w37 BARNUM, FRYE & Co. Intelligent men and women wanted evervv Contracted Curds and Limbs, Crooked I?2«‘t and C loakingiN iiik I C l o a k s . Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO., the Church has none of these difficulties with To get good territory exclusively assigned, send early funds. Enlarged Joints. Wry Neck. < (matures of I Manila and Hemp Cordage, —ALSO.— J. F„ & Co.5 NASHUA, 1LH. for circular and terms 1 J.B . FORD & CD., New tin-Spine, Hip Diseases. Rickets, St. Vitus’s Dance, KUM, Pitch, &c., as low a< the lowest tV which society is afflicted, if she combines cheer­ C a rp p ts F ru th e rs. Slailroads A' Sleumhotils. York; Boston, Muss.; Chicago 111.; San Francisco, and all Deformities. Neuralgia, Rheumatism and all 0 for Cash. No. 4 BERRY’S BLOCK South Store, Pillsbury Blurb, Cal. 4wl Lameness; Nervous diseases, Gout, Convulsions, II, II. CRIB & CO. Rockland, May 13, 1872. 21tf RockIandM e.,^Oct. 2. 43ft fulness with strictness, and wholesome views Diseases of Hie Brain, Heart and Lungs, Cancers, of duty with the fu.i and merry-making which jV G E X T.fiji W A N T E I> for Hysteria, etc. SA M O itifS l.VDEl'EMtEAT LIVE Apply to GEORGE W. RHOADES. M. I)., Amherst, W . £ tickle and gladden so many hearts, it is worth or to F. E. FAXON. ESQ.. Agent for tiie Institute, HEWETT. Deale . Miscellaneous. while to know how she does it. We are right Winter Arrangement. BOSTON Destruction No, 1, Pemberton, Square. Boston. El2wl5 NICKEL HATING 1 and Domestic A history of this renowned city, from its earliest in the midst of the Christmas joyousness, when tlement to the present time. Sample copies by mail Horse IVails and Shoes, DR I f d i* 50 cts. WM. Flint & CO., Springtield, Mass. all of us feel that we ought to be happy. How Steamer Katahdin, ND Norway and Swedes Iron. Best Nail Rods Costs less than Silver Plating i i i i-. i made exclusively from the juices o S O O made Dec. 3d by one Agent selling and Steel, at Boston prices, in lots for cash, j k N D 'I S WOOLENS, CLOAKS, CLOAKINGS, &c. i ly selected b .. ». m, r«olM and b r r b M , and is is it that so many have come to feel that a CAPT. WILLIAM R. ROIX, HORACE GREELEY AND FAMILY A12tf H. U.CRIE&Co. Cloaks Cut and Made to Order, EPI1, PERRY’S ngi> conceatiated that it will ellcctuail> eradl- Christmas tree has the secret of merriness ? Will leave W interport every Tues- Aline engraving. 22.x « in., sent by mail for 4 MORE DURABLE 2 day at 12 o’clock at noon, arriving We also mail Button-Hole & Sewing Machine Tl XO. 1 SPEAR BLOCK, ROCK LAN J), MA/XE. The old Puritans looked upon the keeping of Bockland at about 5 o ’clock, P. M. Cutters, and Needle Threading Thimble, price 21 All articles to which XicM fh iliii'j Is applicable W. O. HEWETT. I'.iyop. In Returning, will leave Foster’s cents each. Circulars of various other Nov plated in the best m anner, under lieensetroni UNITED tM-H. t a n k Christmas as the serving of the devil by giving ioston, every Friday afternoon, at 4 o’clock, mailed frequently to all old and new agents. NlUKEL ClIMI’ANYOF NEW Y oltK .J Also, Agent for HOWE IMPROVED SEWING ■d all diseas arriving at Bockland Saturday morning at about 5 AMERICAN NOVELTY CO., 302 Broadway, N.Y PIANOS. M A C H IN E^. impure blood. way to superstition. Why is it that places of « d - Manufacturers are requested to avail them, o’clock. _ Jan u ary 12, 1870. 5 tf C h r o n i c I t l u u u i u l worship are made to glow with the bright hues A G E I S T f S , now is your chance ! selves of the facilities we oiler. L-aud Spinal Conipla i only be effectually Fare to Boston, - $2.00. D Y E H O U S E , cured through the hit of the spruce, the laurel, the pine and the fir? River Fares and Freights ns usual. All Freight LIVINGSiONE Lost and Found PIANO FORTES AUBURN FOUNDERY AND MF’G CO., .<1 r ■ and Baggage stored at the owner’s risk. The only book on the subject that, tells the whole st< Why are little children feeling to-day that ry. Don’t be Jmmbuggi-d witli any other. This ha Pim ples, Bloit-lio, ItoiU, Nl. W . FARW ELL, Ageul. PUT IN COMPLETE ORDER. A U H U ltN , M a i n e . INSURE IN THE PHENIX h c a ld lt i«l and K iia tf w « r tu . VEGE- u< Iirly sun pages. 70 full pa«c engravings ( T o d ic ft SSRihlhig-, T IN E ha die d to effect a permanent c Christmas is the brightest and best of all the Agent’s Office at No. 2, Atlantic Block, corner o f & m a p s . P rice $3 50. 1 he P rospectus will sejJ it N6m29 OF BltOOKL.fN. Regulated, Toned and Tuned. F or P a i* f l i c eh. Kidney < days of the year ? Why are some of our Alain and Sea Streets, (up stairsj. at sight. For first choice o f territo ry , address at once It is comparatively the Strongest plaiaiH. 1> F e . Ic W, R ockland, Dec. 18, 1872. 2 M UTUAL PU B L ISH IN G CO.', H artford, Conn Carriage W heels A ISinis, Spokes preachers venturing to call their people togeth­ nPIIE Subscriber, from Boston, takes this oppor American Fire Insurance Co. North End, : : Rockland, Me. ti.g tram t.-rmsl ulceration, and OUTFITS FREE JL nity to announce to tiie citizens of this place ti ubsUBS, Shafts, Seats, &c., at Boston prices,cheap ral D ebitsiy. VEGE« er upon Christmas Day for a sermon ? Once lie is iiere to remain for a few days, to give liis per­ for cash. ASSETS, 31,800,000. TIN Facts directly upon the causes of these com­ H II. II. C R IE &CO. plaints. In.invigorates and strengthens the whole it was but a chill December day, and w h y the KNOX &. LINCOLN RAILROAD sonal attention to this branch of business in every 12tl THSMOTHERS’GUIDE department of Piano Forte, work. Those who may C’. G-. M O FFITT, Agent. system, acts upon the secretive organs.allavs inflam­ change? What magician’s wand has intro­ This is the best opportunity now offered to agents ti ...... em plate sending th eir Pianos to Boston tu b e Rockland, Feb. 9, 1872. 9»f mation. cures ulceration, and regulates the bowels. ass for a live book.Every mother needs and wants n order, can have tiie same work accomplished, BSusiness t'ardn- For Cntnrah. D> p.ii.. ff:tb;.l Cot- duced these novelties which yet do not disturb It sells rapidly. Experienced and with less expense, without moving them from fivcncMM, 2*»lpilaiion vl (he H enri, H ead- nounce it the best selling book in the market. Send Blacks dyed at this establishment, do not smut. ache. Ptlen, Xeer . .w and General pros- our peace ? WINTER A RllANGEMENT. the house; tiie renewing of which will render the G. U SLACK, for circulars and see our extra liberal terms.Add action susceptible to tiie most delicate touch, in­ trution o f th e X ervou« >>»«. «... no medicine Ims The answer is plain : the Anglican Church, Co n t in e n t a l P u b l is h in g Co., 4 Bond st. N Y City creasing the Power, Volume and Purity of Tone to ^Geo. W. Gilchrest & Co., ever given such perfect satisfacti' ii as the YEUE- Two Yliroiigk Passenger Trains lo Coston Daily ! their original capacity, together with a style of B IL Ir ZPOSTEIfc, F1NE. It purifies the blood, cleanses ull of the or­ the spiritual mother of the English-speaking tuning which will produce the most desirable results. DEALERS in You can have vour sacijues cleaned or dyedj and gans, and possesses a controlling power over the Ner- N and after MONDAY. Dec. 2d, trains will run Pain, Pain, Pain, Camphorine! Orders left with Mr. A. R. Weeks, No. 3 Thorndike pressed to look like new. race, has been teaching us that cheerfulness The great discovery for the jelief of pair and a sure Block will receive attention. Thv remarkable cures •fli rted by V EG ETIX F. have run on the Knox and Lincoln Railroad, as fol­ nduced many physician and religion are not to be separated, and these Olows : and immediate cure fur Rheumatism—Chronic ami . Agent also in tirst-class Pin no Fortes, and ShipStores&Chandlery, All work will be faithfully and promptly attended Acute,Sprains,Sore I hroat, Bruises, Chilblains, Pain Cabinet Oryaux, to which he desires to call the to. know to prescribe ami u I in their own lamilies. Episcopal Churches which are rearing their No. 3. No. 5. in Chest, Back or Limbs, Croup, stiff Joints, Strains, attention of the musical public. In fact, VEGETINE he best remedy yet dis LEAVE: . Pass Passeuger. Freight. 66 SOUTH STREET, Orders may he left or bundles sent to the Inflammation, Neuralgia, Burns and Scalds, Bunion: STEPHEN GROVER, Particular attention given to dyeing and clennig Love diseases, aud is the only rel cross-pointed towers all through our Maine Boston, - - • 8 p. i NJBW YOIITC. E astern Express Office. 31 able HLOOD U It I !•’ 1 H It yet placed belore th 8.30 u sled F eet, C atarrh, &c. It lias a pleasant and ri 4w52 Piano Forte Maker, Sept. 22, 1872. !>'* your soiled and faded clothes, without npi>ing they towns and cities, and these Episcopal services Portland, - - 7 a. 1 1.05 p. 1 king odor and will not grease or stain the mot Those having work in our line, will find they ;can Bath. - - - - 9 3 delicate fabric, which makes it a luxury in every fan have it done for less money than elsewhere. A t Prepared by II. Ii. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. which are called for in so many different places W oolwich. - - 9.15 3.15 ily. Piice 15 cts per bottle. For sale by all drug­ Pi ice $1.25. bold by all Druggists. I>towl3t K W O X f e W T E L , GEORGE’S HOTEL, work warranted. that we cannot yet supply the demand, are felt Nequasset* - - gists.REUBEN IIDY'T,prop., 201 Greenwich st., NY SLOCUM BAKER’S Moutswcag,* MAIN STREET, THOMASTON. E P H . PE R R Y , P r o p ’r. to be the harbingers of a Christianity which W iscasset, - - 9.45 among all classes Hd people, the middle TVTaiii Street, s rJPIionm stoii. N Castle &Dama,l0.05 »g<-‘d, those who i just elite, ing life, aud npiILS old, well known and favorite Hotel, has been AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS. has not parted company with the teachings of Dumn’scotta .Mis 10.15 you til of botll Si may buy and read STEAM BYE H35JSE, 1 leased by the undersigned, and been renovated. X> the greatest profit E. E. POST, Proprietor, modeled and furnished, is now opened lor permu- Nobleboro’,* Office opposite JFarwell X Ames Block, r . h T e d d y , the apostles nor built up a wall between itself W inslow ’s Mills,* ;nt and transient boarders. S ! jly Jolly Friend’s Secret, P. F. IIANLEY, C l e r k . It will be am ply supplied witli all that is necessary and the best instincts of human nature. It is W aldoboro - - 10.50 BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY. W arren, - - 11.12 BULB DIO ‘LEWIS’ last und best book. Main Street, - Rockland, Me. r p U I S House, which it situated for tiie comfort ami convenience of its patrons. Georges River,* It is m eeting wilh Hie greatest success; near the head of Knox street, The undersigned’s old acquaintances ami friends at SOLICITOR OF PATENTS a part of our religion to be cheerful and hap­ and there is MONEY IN IT. AVING the experience|of twenty-two years in the the L y n d e H ouse, when-he has officiated as C l e r k , Thom aston, - 11 30 gg Dyeing Business, I feel confident of giving en n ext door to Post Office, E xpress A. F. AMES, President. py, and to put this spirit, so far as we can, in Rockland, arrive 11.40 Send for our circulars, etc., which — and Telegraph Offices, and within a its opening, will please take notice of nis 2 Fur Inventions, Trade Harks or Designs, H sent free. GEO. MACLI AN, Boston. H atisiactiou for all who favor me with their work HABITATION, l ie will he hupp, to meet them. ■55 prepared to do the most fashionable colors. live minutes walk of the Depot, has to the hearts of others. We can laugh and No. 0. thoroughly renovated, papered, painted and Couches to take passengers to and from the No. 1C Suite St., oppo.ite K ilby St.. Bo.tou A G K \ I S \V A X I’ E D . ACT A I' ONCE. There cars. X O M .E X ll, JUST SOUTH OF CROCKETT BLOCK. LEA V E. Freight. a p i l e of m o n e y in it. The people every vrlici Goods of all descriptions such as furnished with entirely new furniture, including beds, make fun and enter social amusements without Rockland, - bedding and carpet*. Stages for St. George ami A good Livery Stable connected with the house AFTER 1; : . an extensive practice of upwards of thir 6 a. til, are <>»«<*•* to buy the nut lieu lie liiMtory o f ; to see "i-e I’atents in th fear of the censor’s whip, and while we are Thomaston, 2.10 6.20 Friendship, aud the Augusta and Union Stages stop Georges River. Crape, Satin, Silk, Cashmere, at this house. The 'Thomaston and Rockland Accom­ UnitcJ States; also i Gnat Britain, France and rpHE above named Company huving been duly or- leading people into this atmosphere of cheer­ LIVINGSTONE’S modation Couches leave this house dai'y, connecting other foreign countrie Caveats, Specifications, As L ganized, and having purchased tiie Iron Foundry 2.30 6.55 and T il RI LLI NG A I) VENTURES during 28 \ ears i signments, and all papers tor Patents, executed and .Machine shop of Philo Thurstou & Co., are pre­ W aldoboro’ • - 10.60 Africa, witli account of the ST A X I I troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON S. BAKER, Proprietor. DEAELltS IN R-OCKILA.NI>, - - AIAINIS. Patent, and tiie usual great delay there, are FORSIHC AT1D BLASKSM'TK’NG! oys Christmas. It is he to whom it comes as B oston, “ 7.45 11.10 AGENTS:—H. H a t c h , Rockland; A. Y. W e b b , here s cd inventors. ♦Flag Stations. p j SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This a part of his religious life, whose Church makes machine will stitch, hem. fell, tuck, quilt, cord, Waldoboro’; Miss M. E. Ch a m pn k y , Rockport. COLD ANDSILVER WATCHES April 12, 1873. 17tf le to order witli promptness aud io the satisfaction provision for it as naturally as we do for the Connects at Rockland with Steamers for all points bind braid and embroider in a most superior Parties in Camden and vicinity wishing to send TESTIMONIALS. on the Penobscot River, Vinalhaven, Hurricane aud e their work, can do so by leaving it with JAMES sun-rising, and to whom cheerfulness and re- Dix Islands. manner. Price only $15. Fully licensed and “ I regard Mr. Eddy as one ol the most capable and warranted for five years. We will pay $ 1,000 for 3m51 PLATED GOODS, TALBOT RUST & GOULD, llgion are as one thought. The reason why STAGE CONNECTIONS.—At Rockland for Cam­ t-**- successful practitioners with whom I have had offi­ Packard’s Capstar W inches, J any machine that will sew a stronger, more beau- WHOLESALE cial intercourse. den, Lincolnville, Northport, Soutli Thomuston und ■ tilul, or more elastic seam than ours. It makes Cargo Winches, Ship’s Pumps, Windlass we keep Christmas, the Church’s idea of Chris­ St. George, daily. At Rockland, for Union, Appie- JEWELRY AND FANCYGOODS CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents.” tian joyfulness, the principle which regulates jy-j the “ Elastic Lock Stitch.” Every second stitch “ I have no hesitation in assuring inventors that Purchases, etc., ton and Washington, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat­ v can be cut. und still the cloth cannot be pulled Georges National Bank. our social life, the reason why this question of urdays. At Thomaston, for St. George, dailv. At CLOCKS, &c- DEALERS IN ICE, they cannot employ a nmn more competent and trust constantly on hand and madejto order. < apart without tearing it. We pay agents from worthy, and morv capable ot putting their applica amusements dees not trouble us will be con­ Warren, for Union, daily. At Warren for Jefferson qj $45 to $250 per m outh, and expenses, or a com- HE Stockholders of the Georges National Bank ROCJKRORT, MAINB. and Whitefield, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. _ of Thomaston, are hereby notified that tjieir An­ BURPEE’S BLOCK, M AIN ST., tions ill u form to secure for them an early and favor The {Foundry and Machine Shop will be an£ei* th e sidered next week. c.f-.mission from which twice Hie amount cun be nual Meeting will he held at their Bunking Rooms, HSS" Applications or Freight invited able consideration a t the P atent Office. personal superintendence ol Mu. B. B. Be a n , and At Waldoboro’, for North Waldoboro’, Washington made. Address SECOMB & CO., Boston, Mass. and Liberty, daily. At New Castle, for Bristol and on 1 UESDA Y, Hie 14th day of Jan u ary n ex t, at 10 ItOCKLAND, MJ3. EDMUND BURKE. the Blacksmithing Department in charge ot Mr. Z. Pittsburgh, Pa., Chicago, 111., or St. Louis, Mo Rockport, J a n . 23,S1871. O. B h agg. who will use their best efforts to the ex­ Pemaquid, Daily. At Wiscasset, for Westport and <13 o’clock, A. AL, for the purpose of choosing a board of Rockland, Feb. 24, 1870, lltt L ate Com m issioner of P atents.” S. Peter’s Church in this city has entered, “ Mr. R. II. E d dy has made tor me over Till RTY ecution of all orders entrusted to them. Bocthbay, daily. Directors for tiie ensuing year, and act upon any other Rockland, Feb. 28. 1872. 12 after a very long struggle with adversities and Passengers leaving Rockland at 10 A. M., (make Cheap Farms! Free Homes! business that may legally come before them. applications for Patents huving been successful in al­ most every case. Such unmistakable proof of great obstacles, upon a new career and a tho roughly close connection for all points on the M. C. K. It. On the line of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. P e r Order. FISHERMEN! and Portland and Boston, arriving in Portland at 2.55, WM. BEATTIE, talent and ability on his part. leads me to recommend renovated life. The people are awake, ear­ 12.000,000 Acres of the best Farming and Min­ ALL inventors to apply to him to procure their pa­ BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. Boston nt 7.45 P. M. Passengers leaving itociland eral lands in America. TW INES & NETTING, nest, active, self-sacrificing and willing to do a t 2.00 P . M ., arrive in Batli a t 4.30, Portland at 6.45, tents, as they may be sure of having the most faith­ rpW ELVK lipuse lots. located on Orange nnd Frank- 3 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 Acres in Nebraska, in the Platte Val­ ful attention bestowed on ktheir cases, end nt. very the wisest and best thing—such a body, though Boston a t 11.10, Lew iston at 8, aud A ugusta at.8.45 P. ley, now for sale. Counsellor and Attorney at Law, MANUFACTUltED BYJ JL Hu streets, are offered for sale on reasonable not yet large in numbers, as any pastor may M. Freight leaving Rockland at 6 A. M., will’be due reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGART.” term s. To persons desiring lots tor immed ate use In Boston the next morning. Freight leaving Boston M ild C lim nfo, Fertile Soil, KEItltY RLOCK, WM. E. HOOPER & SOYS.. Boston, J a n . J, 1872. Iy5 or a safe t I ,profitable investment of surplus______capital be thankful to be in charge of. They seem, at 3 P. M. will be due in Rockland next day at 4.35 for Grain Growing and Stock Raising unsurpassed Over T. A. W entworth’s Boot & Shoe store, liullimor <-M > si. m- ol . x, .ognl-hi g F .,e *' • ei luusly md thoroughly taught, an I the prvs- curinrui park i U n io n Di)3a E . R. S P E A R & CO. approved by the party contracting them. Proof Buildings, Bank Vaults, r sura nee &c T h.i I » • X ’’.ilL... R h c k’.u.L I-IH.I u«. m ap', published in English, German, swedi.-liaud Office Oppusite Lynd's Hotel, DRY OOOT>S. e ( of Chri-tiari women in the citv wi.ete Danish, mulled free everywhere. C orner Store, Pillwbury BjocU O. S. ANDREWS, ling. llumoroiK. Pnihetic Only ample e want, sufh ring, nckners Address O. F. I)A V .S S. 11. BU PEE. w o r k „ ..t v. ka. Writ, Wort ft 7 or trial need the kir.J Weddins and Visiting C a rd s neatly IIOCKI gAISIJ m j b . Dustin * Cu., tlurituid. Cl. J " 1.? 4w49 Laud Com’r U. P. R. R. Go., Oiuuln, Neb. Rockland, Feb 15, 1871 ?oli Bockland, Sept. 30, 1871. lOtt G. A. LIBBEY word or the loving hand. Rockland, Dec. 10? 1872. priul.d at tbt. Glace