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transactions, which I shall be glad to body would suppose there was but one he should And her lovelier and more her so much; but Madeleine shook her nothing. A man in my position has no ot these, designated Laird Baird, remains SPRING STYLES place in your hands, if you can under­ woman in tha world.’ loveable than Hebe, he was perfectly head, and as he felt that she knew best, right to ask anything of a woman in clearly daguerreotyped on my memory, well aware that she could be nothing to yours. I can come here no longer as take the ease in the midst of your ab­ ‘There is but one to you,’ beat his lie quietly waited for Mrs. Reymond your friend. While I could serve you, 1 —a tall, bony, grim old man, with blue For the Rockland Gazette. sorbing business.’ heart. him; for the difference in their circum­ to proceed. did so. I did not come to tell you of this rig-and-fur stockings rolled half-way up OUR L IT T L E JOVZU15 The last phrase caused a bitter smile ‘If I should ever have a larger busi­ stances forbade. lie was a gentleman ‘Do you remember these circumstan­ folly. I had sworn to myself it should his liiighs, and a very umbrageous bine .-he a lady ; so far they were abso­ bonnet. Ilis secular business consisted to flicker for a moment over Mr. Greg­ ness—which the gods g ra n t!—I shall ces, Mr. Gregory?’ she asked present- never pass my lips. Good bye.’ m thatching houses; his inner life was a If she had walked all day here, would her feet ory’s handsome face ; for it was hand­ scarcely be able to waste so many lutely equal; beside that they had lit­ >y • Without looking at her he turned to­ ejnstant brooding over the sins of a per­ Have been as white when evening brought her res t thoughts and speculations and dreams tle in common. He had no money be­ ‘Indeed I do, madam. Although I ward the door, and only when a light jured and sinful nation, and the various But in his arms the Shepherd folds the lambs, some, despite its worried exression. ‘She evidently knows nothing about on every feminine client, as 1 have on yond what he earned, and his prospect of had nearly forgotten the occurrences, touch fell upon his arm, did he pause. turns ot public affairs, in which he traced And carries them forever on his breast. supporting himself was gloomy enough. •Lucius,’ said a low sweet voice behind the punishments inflicted upon us by an So, safely in his arms our lambkin dwells, me,’ he thought, as he turned the page (his one.’ your words bring them vividly to mind.’ him; ‘have you any right to go till you ‘Nor will you want to,’ throbbed out The luxury of a wife was utterly unat­ ‘After the war was over, we settled outraged Deity, for our laving aside the And never shall her pure feet go astray; and read on. know that it is my wish you should? Solemn League and Covenant. He came Dust shall not. stain them, nor these earthly thorns tainable to him, at least for the pres- up our affairs in South Carolina, and, F o r 1 8 7 2 . ’ ‘I shall be unable to offer yon more liis heart. Have you not deemed it possible that in up to my mother one summer evening, as Pierce them with cruel woundings. on the way. than a trilliug pecuniary inducement if ‘Pshaw ! This unknown girl—for of e u t; and he was too honorable to bind with the remnant of our once large for­ these weeks when you have been our on­ she was standing at her door with her Al. E. II. Everett. we fail in getting what is my rig h t; course she must be a girl, or she would a woman to a long, semi-hopeless en­ tune, came here to live. Our old home ly friend, and have been so faithful, good first-born in her arms. ‘Ye’re mickle Also, a variety of New Styli but if we should be successful, it will not write such a pretty b aud;—has gagement. became hateful to me, so much suffering and true to us, that I should learn to love pleased wi’ that bairn, woman,’ said the Moutclkery and La Rochelle. completely bewitched me ! It’s fortun­ lie thought these things over and over, had I endured there; and I was glad to you also? You have, you say, uo friend laird gruffly. ‘If the French come, what lie my great pleasure to compensate in the world; I have none, but my moth­ you liberally for your labor. ate for the world that all my sex don t though he had ever seen Madeleine Ray­ come away, and be among people who will ye do wi’him? I trow ye’ll be deem" S O P 771 ITS A w o r th y man of Paris town er. Yon have declared that you woulu wi’ him tc the tap o’ the Pentland Hill“. Came to the bishop there; Yon will pardon me for not calling make such asses of themselves. There, mond, the young ; and when one of the knew nothing of my past. We are al­ not marry a wealthy woman. I have JL familiar, scented notes summoned him most as much strangers here Mr. Greg­ But ye should rather pray that they may His face, o’erclouded with dismay, upon you in person ; mydelicate health I will think of something else!’ nothing that is my own. All that I have, come. Yes hould pray lor judgments, Betrayed a fixed despair. to 34th Street a week later, he went ory, as when we first arrived.’ forbids any unwonted exertion. If you With this wise resolve Mr. Gregory my mother gives me. Lucius, will you woman,—judgments on a sintul land. with the feeling of a mau about to re­ ‘At least that is a bond between us, go now?’ ‘Father,’ said he, ‘a sinner vile decide to accept my case, I shall be proceeded on his way, and continued Pray that the Lord rnay pour out the vials marveling with unabated curiosity as sign forever all that had made life sweet thought Lucius. Lucius Gregory, opening wide his arms Am J, against jny will; glad to hear from you, nt 14—West clasped in an embrace so overwhelming­ ot his wrath upon us.—it would be for Each hour I humbly pray for faith, 34lb Street, when I will ut once for­ to who and what Madeleine Reymond and dear to him. ‘It is only within a short time that our guid.’ And then he went on his way, ly tender, that it was almost painful, tin leaving the pretty young mother heart- But am a doubter still.’ ward the documents.’ Then followed might be. I f Lucius Gregory had been a man the idea of getting back the property e one dear woman of all the world—thi with many friends, whose society he owned occurred to me. Having no chilled by his terrible words. Having ‘Sure, were I not despised of God, the ‘Very respectfully,’ the graceful An unbiased observer might have sweet spirit—the other soul whom Des constantly frequented, or if he had led friends whom I could go to for advice, I known something of old-town worthies He would not leave me so, signature, and that was all. suspected that this occasion was not the tiny seemed to have given to he his com­ ol this kind, there was no novelty or sur­ To struggle thus, in constant strife, As if half believing himself in. a first upon which the lawyerhad wended a busy, out-door life, his imagination determined to consult a lawyer; and panion for life, for death, for all eternity. prise to me, a few years thereafter, when Against the deadly foe.’ dream, Mr. Gregory rubbed his eyes, his way in the direction of No. 14— would never have run such sentimental then the question arose, whom ? In look­ I read of llabakkuk Mueklowrath in The bishop to his sorrowing son and read the lettter through again, tie West 34th Street. And, with unusual riot about the first young girl he was ing over the directory one day, for SCOTCH STORIES. Scott’s ‘Old Mortality.’ Thus spoke a kind relief: picked up the envelope; looked at it sagacity, the unbiased observer would likely to meet. His life, however, was something else, I came across your Margaret Kerr, my grandmother, was From advance sheets of the ‘Memoir of a little woman, ot plain appearance, a LOW ‘The king of France has castles twain; for two minutes, and laid it down. Ob­ have been correct. Upon several of almost entirely isolated ; his few oc­ name. The remembrance of your kind­ To each he sends a chief. viously there was nothing remarkable the many lonely evenings lie had passed cupations were sedentary; his leisure ness in the South flashed across my Robert Chambers, with autobiographic great stickler on points of tontroversi.il large. lie drew from within, therefore, reminiscences of William Chambers,’ divinity, a rigorous critic of sermons, and ‘There’s Montelhery, far inland, about it beyond the fact that one of the since the birthday that had been the mind ; I took the number of your office, a severe censor of what she considered That stands in place secure; straws which show the way Fortune’s : first of a new life as well as a new year the sympathy ami companionship lie and sent the note which introduced me soon to be published by Scribner, Arm­ degenerating manners. She possessed a T. A. Wesitworth’s, While La Rochelle, upon the coast, wind is blowing, hud, for the first time, I to him, lie had wandered up and down ought to have had from without. His to your notice. I had thought to tell strong & Co., we extract some interest­ good deal ot ‘character,’ and might al­ Doth sieges oft endure. pointed in his direction. It seemed ve-1 the street before llie house wherein thoughts were the best and only friends you this story when von called upon ing sketches of Scotch life in the early most he taken for the original of Mause NO. 5, BERRY BLOCK, ‘Nwo, for these castles—both preserved— ry simple, and yet Lucius felt that it dwelt her he believed to he his fate. he hail. Ills woild was of his own me the first time ; but as you neither part of the century : Headrigg. As the wife of a ruling elder, First in his prince’s love making, peopled by the creatures of his remembered me nor my name, I deci­ she possibly imagined that she was en­ was very far from simple; that in some Once or twice, he had seen the shadow HOW TO GET AT SCOTCn HUMOR. Nearly opposite Post Office, Rockland, Me. lltf Shall Montelhery’s chiel be placed, wav that little scented billet was to in­ of a graceful, girlish figure faintly out­ active brain. ded to wait.’ titled to exercise a certain authority in Or La Rochelle’s above?’ Sidney Smith once made some little in­ ecclesiastical matters. An anecdote is lined on the white window shade, and When lie opened the door into the After this came silence. Lucius sat S f’fJJ.VG? S T I’Z/ISS fluence his whole life. quiry about my own early efforts, and he told ot her having once taken the vener­ ‘Oh, doubtless, sire,’ the sinner cried, lie drew a sheet of office paper to­ then he had gone back to his dingy of­ pretty parlor in 34th street, it did not thinking of the odd chances that had so laughed when I reminded him of asaying able Dr. Dalgliesh, the parish minister, ‘That king will love the most ward him and wrote his reply, accept­ fice and to new dreams. surprise him in the least to see the fair great an influence on life ; and ail the of his own about studying on a little oat through hands, In the presence of a The mau whose task was hard, to keep But with all his fancies and dreams realization of his deal sitting in the while his eyes were drinking in Made­ meal—lor that would have applied liter­ number of neighbors, she thought fit to His castle on the coast I’ • ing the case —lie laughed aloud at the • idea of declining it—went out, and lie was as far from being a fool as any moonlit window. The actual was fully leine Reymond’s loveliness. She had ally to my brother and to myself. ‘Ah, lecture him on that particularly delicate ‘Son.’ said the bishop, ‘thou art right; • dropped it in the box. | other man. As he stood upon the steps as beautiful as he tad paiuted it. The scarcely spoken during the evening; lubora, labora,' he said sententiously, subject, his wile’s dress: ‘ft was a sin Apply this reasoning well; hut lie was satisfied to sit in her mag­ ‘how that word expresses the character of and a shame to see gae mickle finery.’ s just received ja full ! Then lie fell to wondering again who i awaiting the response to his ring, you white-robed figure was slight ar.d your country!’ My heart is Montelhery fort, netic presence. Something—one of The minister did not deny the charge, And thine is La Rochelle!’ and what Madeleine Reymond might be. svould see in him the earnest, upright graceful, and the face ol the exquisite ‘Well, we do sometimes work pretty but dexterously encountered her with the Two tilings were plain. The note was | gentleman who knew the full meaning! nun-like type of the Versailles por- tlioso unseen and uncontrollable some­ hard,' 1 observed: ‘but for all that, we Socratic method of argument: ‘So, Mar­ i r r rites’, .Trasses’, a lady’s, the writer a young person— of honor, and whose plighted word was trait of Agnes Sorel. It seemed to things which so strongly influence ail can relish a pleasantry as much as our garet, you think that ornament is useless W b c d lw L ergo—the writer was a young lady, always sacred. ' i Lucius, for the moment he stood in the human lives—drew them together. neighbors. You must have seen that tho and sinful in a lady’s dress?’ SCOTCH PROVERBS APPLIED. tang to speer sic a like question.’ A lawyer’s oliiee, in its best aspect, et, where the other had gone the eveu- only one of its kind which could pos- then. scious that it must ever he locked in There was much pleasant intercourse Next day her cap was bound with a is hut a dreary place; and the office of in W a r r a n t e d . ness, found scope for exercise in ordinary reach them. Sir Walter Scott both saw Rockland, March 7, 1672, i nf sheep-hound lawbooks seem perfectly for the ease was complicated, and made the trail of a flowing robe, asweet mod- formalities ; lint Lucius tried bravely. I will, and never see her again, transactions, and were more especially antipodal. Then, too, there is a secret difficult by many obstacles that devel- ulated voice uttering his name, and Lu- If iie could not follow his inclination, I The law ease was now about to be useful in snubbing children, ami keeping and talked with them, for they were not thougli none the less positive, antag- oped aslie went on. Ever and anon, cius sprang to his feet, conscious that he would do his duty faithfully. He! closed. The absconding agent had them in remembrance of theirduty. The extinct in his day. Gent’s Fine Shirts, &c. onism between the haunts of the legal notes which sometimes lengthened into he stood in the presence of a genuine did not indulge in the superfluity of, been found ; the papers were all pre- Peebles people were not behind their lion. P. P. Burleigh, State Laud Agent, fraternity and good ventilation, sug- letteis passed between him and his inys- gentlewoman. | falling in love with Madeleine Reymond j pared ; aud Lucius waited with impa- neighbors in the art of applying these maxims. writes the Augusta Journal that in ail A FULL LINE OF GENT’S gestive of the fact that many of their terious employer, who begged .hat‘as Snddenly the gas flamed up, and he over again on this first evening of their lienee lor the decision. He had workc As, lor example, if a fastidious youth prob ihility there will be a large emigra­ deeds could not bear a thorough air- much as possible of the business be­ beheld a woman in middle life, but I acquaintance, because, already loving most zealously since the first interview presumed to complain that his porridge tion to tho Aroostook the ensuing spring W HITE AND FANCY ing- _ tween them might be transacted in ivril- whose hair was while as snow. her, he could do no more. But he was with Madeleine, only taking time to was nut altogether to his mind, he would and summer. Since the adjournment or It was with a keen appreciation of jug on account of bar delicate health, He started. inexpressibly happy to find how entire­ call upon her whenever he could fash­ have for reply,—‘Lay your wamo to your the legislature be has received numerous these and many other defeels that Lu- And all the while his lonely, nuoc- letters of inquiry respecting the settling s r i i r t T s , ‘There has been a mistake, I fear, he ly she was worthy of his devotion. ion a pretext. The ease was so difficult winnin';’ that is ‘Suit your stomach to lauds of the State, from persons residing cius Gregory, Esq., sat himsell down in cupied heart and busy brain were fash- stammered. ‘I wish to see’— After they had talked of ail the dif- he had little hope of success; but he your earnings,’—a staple observation in in Vermont, New York, Massachusetts Bosoms, Collars, Cuffs, Heck-Ties, the single armchair his closet ol an of- ioning aglorious romance. ‘Madeleine Reymond, do you not, (icultics of the case, and Mrs. Reymond was laboring for the woman he loved, all such eases. Or, if one of unsettled habits got into a scrape, such as ‘slitini and New Hampshire, all of which he an­ Cravats, Scarfs,HdkFs, Gloves, flee could boast, one Monday morning If it seems to any one that it was Mr. Gregory?’ had thanked Lucius for his earnest and like a true knight, it was the only swered very fully. in early spring. Mr. Gregory had been foolish, perhaps even weak, for a well- striving in her behalf, she said : ‘.Mr. guerdon he required. Though lie wait­ ing’’in the ice, and coming home hall- Xlitlens, Hosiery, Under­ ‘Y es, iiiadaiue.’ drowned, instead of being commiserated, About fifty houses have been built in in the habit of sitting himself down in balanced man of thirty to waste many ‘Ia m she.’ Gregory, I think I ought, perhaps, to ed impatiently for the end to come, lie he would be coolly reminded tb at‘An un­ Lewiston and Auburn last fall. There is clothing, Suspenders, that arm chair ever morning for many precious moments in dreaming,—and His ehuluiuxeu Espurjne were shiv­ tell you why of all the lawyers in the felt that with it would come, also, the happy fish gets an unhappy bait.’ Or, it need of thrice as many more, says tho Umbrellas, &c. months, at first hopefully, and at last very idle and sentimental dreaming at ered to atoms by those three words. city, I sought you out, to come to our end of his dreaming. He dared not one hinted that he was hungry, and Journal. hopelessly, lor business to come to him. that,—about a lady he had never seen, As he handed the lady to a seat, he aid.’ trust himself in Madeleine’s presence would not be tile worse of something to Just received and Ring at the eat, he would, if the application was in­ Rev. II. R. Howes, of East Concord, iiius far it had never come. anj never would see, at most, more felt as if the earth had opened aud Lucius turned toward her. He had any more, lest he should betray hislove; N. II., has accepted a call to the pastor­ It was Mr. Gregory’s thirtieth birth- ll)an .. few liine8. it is easily explained opportune, be favored with the advice in Lowest Possible Prices for Cash swallowed all his future. almost ceased to wonder who these two and to tell her of it without asking for dietetics: ‘You’ll he the better o’ fiud- ate of the Congregational Church in day, and he was lelleeting, somowhat |,y (he law Ilia® governs empty hearts. After an uncomfortable pause, in women were who had come into his life, a return, was a thought his pride could in’ the grunds o’ your stamiek.’ Or, ii Stockton. BY ! despondiugly, that it was rather late, - - - L n i c i i s Gregory's nature was usually which Lucius vainly endeavored to col­ and changed its tone and color so much. not endure. he, on the other hand, asked lor a drink A correspondent of the Lewiston Jour­ even for a mail with neither kith nor fresh, sympathetic, earnest, for a man lect himself and to shake oir the sense He said respectfully : ‘dear madame, 1 One lovely morning in the last week of ol water shortly after dinner, he would nal mys never in the history of the town fP > 21, W . 1 / 0 C IIj kin, to begin life. Business life, that who had felt quite as much of llie rough of having lost something that had been would not for the world, pry into the June, lie waked to find not only his cause be told that ‘.Mickle meat taks mickle of Durham lias there been less drunken­ won, hut that he also had gained by his is; for Lucius Gregory had lived, aye, and lagged edges as of the polished very precious to him, the lady said : reasons or motives which induced you weet;’ by which wholesome rebuke he ness' than a t present. yv. e n i itu r h j . o c k , n o rk im id . anil nearly lost his life as well, during success considerable reputation among was instructed in the excellent virtue of surface of life. He was ready to meet ‘I sec you do not recognize me, Mr, to give me the honor of advocating Mr. James II. Ecob, of Sidney Plains, "oft otncc. I the war. After the struggle was over, Ids brother lawyers, several ol' whom moderation in eating. Or, if one, when arly opposit fdlow-men half-way, and give cor Gregory. All! I remember,’ catching your rights. It is sufieient for me that had, unknown to him, been watching the put to some kind of difficult task, said he N. Y., now a student at Andover, has re­ n ' m J every day. lie had his profession to study, and at dial word anil hearty hand wherever his look of amazed inquiry; ‘I had not you did so ;’ this witli an unconscious ease with deep interest. It was very wanted assistance, he would get the ceived a unanimous call from the Congre­ ______i3 if_ ;ia s t was prepared to commence the they were needed. And, beeauseof these a single white hair then,’ witli a little glance at the lovely gill, the meaning pleasan: to Lucius to receive the hearty proverb pitched at hint: ‘Help yoursel’. gational Church and society of Augusta, ■— -.-no fight, which is as severe in the world quick sympathies, he had taken the fair sigh, ‘now i have nothing else.’ She of which the mother could not fail to hand grasps and cordial congratulations Hid your Iriends will like you the belter.’ to become their pastor. HALF 1 . . •.>; . . .. i a ; ;oLI.O as jt i8 on the field of battle. ideal of his new client into his great., understand. ‘I beg you will not con- on the achievement of his first cause; but Or, when a family ot children quarreled The Bridgton Aeies says another vic­ endeavored to smile; but tiie large, all the cheery words could not make him ' ' ' As the young mai, turned his pros- op,.,t heart aud enshrined it there. The dark eyes filled as she turned Iter face tide to me anything you would hesitate among themselves, and appealed to their tim of the small-pox panic is the Rev. N young forget i hat the hour had come for parting mother for an edict of pacification, she Lincoln of North Bridgton, who, on his peels over and over, as he had done faet that she was a woman needing aid, from the light, and ...filed: ‘Trouble to speak of ordinarily.’ with Madeleine. 1 ANOTHER GUEA T TRIUM PH hundreds ol times before, he heard the would have been sufficient to arouse all would console them with tiie remark, way last Sabbath to exchange with his ages us wonderfully, Mr Gregory.’ ‘No, no, Mr. Gregory, it is quite It was evening before he could force •You’ll all agree butter when ye gang in has been achieved by postman’s quick step upon the stairs, his chivalrous impulses; but that she Orthodox brother at No. Waterford, Rev. ‘Will you have the great goodness, right you should know, at least some­ himself to start on the way he knew soi at different kirk doors.’ A capital thing W. Newell, was met by a messenger, SGPHSE BIAY’S and listened inechancally as it paused, was a young woman—as lie had eon- madaine, to inform me when and where thing of our history. Do you remem­ well, find had heretofore trodden so eag­ were these proverbs and sayings for who seriously informed him that the So­ ‘•groan up ” story first at one door and then at another, fidently determined in his own mind— I have met you before?’ began Lucius ber, when in command ot a portion of erly. lie had reliaineiTfroin going in the stamping out what were called notions ol ciety which lie hail tile honor to represent, all down the long corridor, The idea witli a graeeful name pretty face— your regiment, you passed through------day, partly because he wanted to put it. olT •uppishness’ in children, or hopes of hav­ was willing to exchange sermons, hut not eager ly. till the last minute, and partly because he The Doctor’s Daughter, that there could be anythin' for him in what ideal being ever had a homely •It is of small consequence, now, Mr. County, South Carolina, during the ing everything their own way. the small-pox, with him! Mr. Lincoln the mail never presented itself to his oney longed to see Madeleine the last, as he thereupon returned aud preached that One Handsome Illustrated volume, cloth. $1.50, just additional incentive. The Gregory,’ was tiie reply. ‘Sometime I war ?’ had seen her the first time, wrapped ill TAM FLECK AND JOSEPHUS. ^ ‘j. mind. Such :tn event had not ocelli red day to his own Society. ig golden opinions ironi tiie cri mystery that surround her, too, in no­ will tell you. Will you please to ex­ ‘Indeed I do, Mrs. Reymond, per­ the shimmering moonlight. Among that considerable part of the I for months. Not even a tradesman* wise lessened his devotion. He did plain your business?’ fectly. Was it then 1’— Almost before he knew it, he stood up­ population who live^ down closes and in Capt. Andrew Heath, of Bath,for many B O H O T AIL TO READ £T ! ’ hill ever earae to him ; for, if extreme not think it at all strange the lady should •Witli curiosity piqued to llie verge ‘Yes, Mr. Gregory, it was then we on the Ihrtsliold ol the little parlor. The old thatched cottages, news circulated at years an active business man, and said to All th e UniliT.ii liich 1 third or fourth hand, or was merged in be the oldest Free Mason in the State, characterize her v hies ly poor, he was extremely honest. Un! apparently be alone; that no father, of impatience, the lawyer proceeded to met for the first time. You were room was as he had always found it, causes them “ was proud, and a true gentleman, brother, lover or friend should stand be- camped for a few days on our planta­ scarcely lighted except by the pale radi­ conversation on religious or other topics. having been made one in Star Lodge in children, are fotunl explain the dry details of tiie ease to ance falling in broad bars througlr the My brother and I derived much enjoy­ 1805, when ex Gov. King was its Master, •‘B right as a sun IVhen he could not pay for a thing, he ■ tWeeu her and the world’s rude usage, tion. My husband was an bill er in tending as real go. tiie person most interested in it. Long open casement. Madeleine sat at the ment, not to say instruction, upon the died last Saturday, aged 93. al effect of j ure sj went without it. i jf uie ;dea occurred to him, he simply before the conversation was over, he the Confederate army at tiiat time, and window in almost the same position in singing of old ballads, and the telling of ‘•The book is n i who!* stinie. common* Therefore when, with unwonted vigor,| considered it remarkably obliging oil place exp. >-gly told I..at from first had become exeedingly interested in was in Virginia. My daughter, then which Lucius had first beheld her. He legendary stories, by a kind old female — It is now eaid that Dr. Livingstone is in to last the est I . . . the postman gave a sound rap upon , i he part of Fate to have taken those his client, though she was neither young little more than a child, and a few ser­ paused an instant- absorbed tho picture relative, the wife of a decayed tradesman -A ll the young girls acquaintance pronounce who dwelt in one of the ancient closes. tho debtor’s jail at Ujiji, having refused to pay car!fit. Mr. Gregorys door, that gcntleiUBn j jnconvenjen{; re]a,;veg. ou(; of the way, nor beautiful. A suggestion here, and vants, were with myself, the only per­ into his heart; tly;n stepped forward, it splendid.”— At her humble fireside, under the canopy his washer-woman's bill. On being interviewed “Tiie Doctor'- Dau z 1 be classed with sprang to his fuet, much as if lie had an[] |epj por |,j,n a(onei of tjie a quick, comprehensive reply there to sons on the place. saying abruptly: ‘Your case is won, Miss Fucli books a - Mrs. WI . “ Real F o : a n d Miss Reymond. Permit me to congratulate [ of a huge chimney, where her half-blind by the New York I/erald reporter, he said the Alcott’® “ Link W.nnt been shot at. I iey hofli looked sur- dreds of lawyers in the metropolis, to a perplexing question, proved her pos­ ‘When we learned the Federal troops • feel i it in* prised when they stood face to face. you on being the heiress to one of the : and superannuated husband sat dozing in sources of the Nile were pretty much in the the .—Crocker's Literary Iforkl. defend her interests. sessed of a clear mind and sound, prac­ were coming—were indeed close upon a chair, the battle of Cornuna and other The lawyer that he should receive a finest pieces of property in the city.’ same place as they used to be. Working for her by day, and dream- tical judgment. us—you may imagine we were greatly ‘Is this really true, Mr. Gregory? Oh, prevailing news was strangely mingled J'C? i “ OUR HELEN.” missive; the postman that he should ing of her by night, Lucius Gregory At last the little clock on the mantel disiressed. I had lieard most shocking I am so glad for my mother’s sake! She with disquisitions on the Jewish wars. — Samuel Harriman of St. Croix, Wis., re­ ftjJ'Soldb’ ’t‘: Booksellers and Newsdealers, and have a missive to deliver. The carrier tired from military life witli a brevet brigadier- i b. i ric t.p l came to regard Madeleine Raymond as warned Lucius that he was overstep­ stories of their barbarities, (no douln is not.used to straightened circumstances, The source ot this interesting conversa­ HARD, I’ubli>hcr even lingered an instant, as though eu belong exclusively to himself; and if ping t[ie bounds of professional etiquette greatly exaggerated, but you know we and poverty tells upon her. I wish she tion was a well-worn copy of L’Estrange’s ship. “ Good by, General,” were the parting rious concerning the' letter; and the- could hear this from your lips; she is too translation of ‘Josephus,’ a small folio of words of bis old comrades in the army. any aspiring male relative had asserted by making his call so long, and with a believed almost anything in those ter­ date 1720. The envied possessor of the lawyer clutched llie small envelope be­ a l ight to champion her cause, the con- rible days,) and I feared greatly for indisposed to-night to 6ee you. Yon •‘ How are you, Colonel ? ” was the salutation B O 3 ’S hasty apology rose to go. will have to receive my thanks instead of work was Tam Fleck, ‘a iliehly chield,’ as tween his fingers as if it contained his s tpiences might have been serious. ‘Come again, Mr. Gregory,’ said tiie our personal safety. When the troops he was considered, who, not particularly on reselling Wisconsin. As he approached G . D L S aers;’ and with a bright, sweet smile, £ fate. But Mr. Gregory found no reason to lady in the same sweet tones that had came you were in command. You stop­ she held out both hands to Lucius, lie steady at his legitimate employment, home this began to come down to “ How d'ye .V*. The sex of the writer was unmistak­ wage war on anybody, unless on the so charmed him on her entrance; ‘I ped at the door, and asked for a glass drew back as if she had hurt him, saying. struck out a sort of profession by going do, Cap? ” and finally, when lie came among and efficacious able. The delicate, firm characters of physician who first prevented his client of water, and I forced myself to gooul •Don't, don’t, I do not wish your thanks, about in the evenings with his ‘Josephus’ preparation k aio’. ca't (intrinsic w orth, sup- ose, now, you will need personal tiie boys at home he was greeted with, “ Hallo ins. Bronchitis, the address discovered it as plainly as Miss Reymond.’ which lie read as the current news; the In tin- cure ol Cough-. from receiving him in person. At the consultations frequently. If business and meet you; feeling sure I could Sam ! got back again ? ” Wl.oopii.g Cough fuk a id ah Con- tinted paper, and the faint odor of •Aud why should I not thank you, Mr. only light he had for doing so being usu­ ur. if equal. Let end of six weeks of hard and tedious does not bring you, I shall lie pleased Judge somewhat of the treatment wt . it hat Gregory? You have been to us the ally that imparted by the flickering blaze — A clergyman recently said ho was once ____ ..‘gloat t ho carl v r disease when crushed violets still clinging to it. plodding through the musty papers, it to see you as a friend, sometimes. My might expect from the kind of mail the •nn aginf is thus al hand w ,vih ileviato all com- Mr. Gregory turned it over and over, kindest of friends as well as the best of of a piece of parrot coal. It was his engaged to preach to his Sunday school, but p lain ts o f tin? clics*. Runt's . Manufactured became necessary for him to have a physicians forbid me receiving company wai officer was. You addressed me advisers. My mother will offer you practice not to read more than from two only by A. B. ’A i< Cii o. 1G0Court stre e t, upside down and wrong side up ; won­ personal interview. He wrote and re­ witli a deference and courtesy which to three pages at a time, Interlarded with after tiie little people were all arranged before Boston. Sold b; nil dr gg E iw li generally ; hut the call of a friend now something more worthy yonr acceptance dered what it contained, and was too quested one. The next, day came an­ and then relieves the weary hours of a proved you a true gentleman, and the than thanks; hut I have nothing else to sagacious remarks of his own by way ot him in order, he told them that some of them dazed to open it. He was not nervou- other of the dainty, violctscen'e 1 notes, confirmed invalid. I hope, too, my relief oi' knowing that almost unnerved give.’ loot-notes, and in this way he sustained might be weary and want to go out before he i or excitable in general ; hut this link .if which, by this time, he had so many me. Feeling I might safely extend to •Madeleine Reymond,’ broke from Lu­ nu extraordinary interest in the narrative. bad finished, so he would rather have any who L» • R5 ULED AND RECOM- daughter may be at home next time. Retailing the matter with great equabili­ . MENDED EYTHE MOST iS, letter in his hand sent tiie blood thrill ihat they could no longer repose in his Good night.’ you any courtesies that a lady may, 1 cius Gregory’s lips in tremulous accents; | fancied they would like to go to do so now, when f.r.'.' ? EMINENT PHYSICIANS pea ty in different households, Tam kept all ing through his veins, and into his face. capacious breast-pocket hut, hound to­ •ii you do not wish to torture me, do not no one would be disturbed. For a moment all IN NEW ENGLAND FOR ‘Her daughter?’ thought Lucius, as told you you could have a room in my speak of giving me any material recoin- j at the same point o f information, and THE LAST 45 YEARS. And as lie broke the seal, lie absolutely gether with a violet ribbon—for once house. You declined .(which I must sat still, then one little fellow took up his hat “ NOTHING BETTER.” — lie ran lightly down the steps, and be­ peuse lor the little I have been able to do wound them up with aeorrespondiug anx­ — =1 blushed ; only you would not have no­ red tape was dispensed with—lay safe­ gan his brisk walk hack to his dreary admit I was very glad of at the lime, tor you. Do you know,’ he coutinned i iety as to the issue of some moving event and went down the aisle. Another and anoth­ - j CUTLER BROS. 4 CO., ticed it, because of his full, flowing BOSTON. ly and sacredly in a drawer bv them­ lodging. ‘The shadow on the window- Mr. Gregory),’ with a pleasant smile, passionately, as lie met her amazed and [ in Hebrew aunuls. Although in this way er followed until the child was left. It is to be iolSold by th e D ru g g is ts heard. selves. The little missive invited him shade I’ ■and said that you preferred to live in troubled look, ‘why I have worked so he went through a course ot ‘Josephus’ presumed the minister learned the lesson they With most iinlawy-cr-like curiosity.be to call at eight in the evening. One day when lie liad left his office your own tent. I sa.w you only a few faithfully in this matter, turning discour- yearly, tho novelty somehow never gave turn. turned over the leaves till he found the inent and almost defeat into stepping- seemed to wear oil'. Now that the time had really come for a brief space he returned Io find two limes dining the week you were there; Weel. Tam, what’s the'news thenieht?’ — A certain grocer on Washington street, signature, and wondered more than ev­ stones to success? It was because 1 for the meeting, which he knew must hits ol paste-hoard lying on his desk hut whenever we met, you were uni­ loved you. Don’t be alarmed,’ as slie would old Geordie Murray say, as Tam in I’eoria, lias a placard near his door, on which er a t llie graceful nameappended. Who formly polite, though in our political sometime be, lie felt a sickening sense marked‘Mrs. Revinond’ and “Miss Rey- started and put her hand on her heart; entered with his ‘Josephus’ under his is printed in large letters, “ N. O. Molasses." F O C 2 8 A L S . 'Madeleine Raymond’ was, and how. ol doubt. It was like lifliug a vail in luond.’ The ladies had gone. opinions we were so bitterly opposed. ‘I only wish to tell you that weeks be­ nrm, and seated himself at tho family rrnvo not E LOTS. Near the and why she had sought him out was front of a shrine before which lie wor­ I entertained a high respect for you, fore 1 saw you, I was idiotenough to love side. fwo men were driving down tho street the oth­ 1 depot ol the «J- L. R. R.. in ‘Just my confounded luck!’ ex­ er day ; one of them, holding a jug, was heard lion for dwell- beyond his wit to solve. But, like a shipped, and lie dreaded lest the god­ and when you left, I felt a sincere rej you, or rather iny ideal ol you. When I ‘Bad news, bad news,’ replied Tam. particu- claimed the young lawyer aloud, slip­ •s. or saloons. F sensible fellow, he began tiie perusal oi dess he adored should, after all prove o-ret that circumstances had rendered first met your mother, and learned that ‘Titus has begun to besiege Jerusalem; to exclaim: “ There is no use going there for ire of ping the cards into tiie package of rib­ it’s gaun to he a terrible business;’ and G. W . K IM B A LL, J R . the dainty sheet in order to learn. but human clay. friendship between us impossible. You s^e *l whose inteieats I was striving it, Bill, for don't you sec that sign there says bon-tied letters. ‘Shall I never meet , , , i , to protect, it was a bitter disappointment; then he opened his budget of intelligence, The letter begun with the most com­ Unquestionably it was very absurd, her ?’ had give, me your card one day, and I luU(jrs j haJ hul! to which all paid the most reverential at­ they lia’nt got any molasses.” L o t f o r S a l e ! monplace o f‘Dear Sirs,’ and the. writer this growing to love an unknown and Evidently he referred to the younger preserved it intending sometime, to |(, bu j OUUgi aud t had presumed to love tention. The protracted and severe fam­ — Tho ballot which it is proposed to intro­ show it to my husband as the n a m e of in.r- ine which was endured by the besieged H K Subscriber offer* lor sale, a desirable lot of introduced herself as a native of South unseen divinity, but when did young lady, and he spoke in a tone of bitter duce in England will consist of a piece of pa­ land nitu.ued at the corner of l’le.i-ant and •Hate Carolina. Site said : ‘You may consid­ man or maid pause to consider wisdom, a Northern man who could not he uix-l ,j wrot(J t,)u leUera j am my mother‘s Jews was a theme which kept several per bearing an- official stamp, and having on it Tstreels. iu this eitv. .‘ aid Jot has a ft ont o f 70 feet disappointment, hardly warranted by er, sir, that my errand is a fruitless one before giving leave and license to the families in a state of agony lor a week ; on Pleasant i-.reei. ai.d IcO feet on Slate street. The the fact that he had been aware of her celled in courtesy even bya South Car- amanuensis;’ said Madeleiue in a low and when Tam in his readings came to llie numes and descriptions of all the candi­ location i- pleasant and in nn excellent neighbor­ when I say that my object is to recover oliuian. Alas! 1 never saw my bus- voice. hood, and the tbsicr '1’ivinc sand W arps, hut during the conflict 1 lost all traces a quick-beating heart. and soul. Die desire to see her ; speak while Madeleine l ose anti gently stroked „ jn u lllllt.liues!. j had i0Ved jou. Mail- of him and of my possessions. Ill this old-town population, there sur­ — There are said to be eight hundred' differ­ ET Twine. Houks and Ganging, Lines and Leads ‘What an idiot I am !’ he said im­ to her; perhaps take her hand in greet- her mother’s soft white locks. Lucius before we met, could I cease to vived two or three aged persons who pro­ N «Hl Clothes, F ish B arrels &c., a t very le w prices I have many deeds, papers, memo­ patiently to himself, stopping suddenly ing, was strong upon him. Beyond made a sign to her to prevent her moth- love you when I found how lolly you fessed an adherence to the Covenant and ent washing machines patented at Washington <’r<'Stt’ H. II. CRIES' CO.randa, etc., in regard to all previous in tho midst of his brisk walk. ‘Auy- that his wish took no definite form. If coutiuuiug a recital which distressed realized my ideal? Youarerich—I have covenanted work of Reformation. One three-quarters being of New Eugland origin. drunkenness and ruin under authority of Organisation of Warren Farmer’s alter getting ashore, were taken care of Another Fire at Waldoboro’.—At Advices from Mexico represent the re­ — A Lafayette, Ind., lover seated himself on a State license! Club. by Mrs. Hobbs and Mr. Seabring, who four o’clock on the morniug of tho 20th cent defeat of the revolutionists even more a barrel turned on its side, while serenading did all in their power to alleviate their inst., fire was discovered in the dwelling ------... .. in xouu iu was a an­ “The People of the Ste.'^e of Illinois’ disastrous than first reported. The in­ About forty persons of the farming sufferings. Two of the crew arrived here occupied by Frederick Ritz, which was surgents have been again defeated in To- his heart's mistress. In his ecstacy he rolled nounced that a certain combination of vegetable Friduy, Murch 29, 1872. the barrel over, slammed his guitar against a ingredients, with a pare diffusive stimulant recoguizo th'j right of rn.en to sell intox­ persuasion met at the Andersen School- yesterday, and beg leave to return their totally destroyed, together with the new liasco. Diaz is reported to have gone to was working wondera in the cure of chronic icating dq-inks, but attempt the impassi- house, North Warren, Friday evening, sincere ihanks to the people of Kitty dwelling house adjoining, owned by Au­ New York. shutter in his efforts to regain his balance, and dyspepsia, nervous debility, liver complaint hiht' of making the, exercise of this right Hawk, North Carolina, and Norfolk, for gustus Ritz. The latter was insured for disappeared in tho cistern. The bubbling cry periodical fevers, rheumatism and constitution­ The Illinois Liquor Law. March 22, for the purpose of organizing thoir kindness. VVm. H. Kendel. $500, in the jEtua Company. The con­ Alden Jackson of Waldoboro’ has been al weakness. The unpretending name given to A good deal ol' attention has lately been Consistent with t*je public protection aud a Farmer’s Club. tents of both houses were nearly all saved appointed Deputy Secretary of State, and of the strong swimmer in his agony brought the specific was P l a n t a t io n Bi t t e r s . The out the entiro family, including the bull dog, statement attracted the attention of invalids attracted to the laws making liquor-*5 safety aud so commit an absurdity. The There was a good degree of interest Central America. but It is to be regretted that a daily re­ was to-day qualified and entered upon everywhere. The new remedy received a fair cord of all Important events which have the discharge of his duties. in various brief and picturesque costumes, rang­ penalties and prohibitions of this law manifested, and the Club promises to be a An Important Compact. trial, aud the results more than confirmed all ers responsible for injuries to Por‘’j011 and occurred iu the vicinity of W., for years, ing all the way from an elaborate robe de nuit that had been said in its praise. Thencefor­ property suffered through t ^ g intoxica- aie just, when they are deduced from successful undertaking, and we all hope N e w Y o r k , March 25.—Tho compact kept by Frederick Ritz, was lost. The The steamer Katahdin wag broken ward it wu« a grand success. The business col­ just premises. Those premises are that of the Central American Union, composed origin of tho lire is not known. And from her moorings at Wiuterport Mon­ and curl papers worn by the innocent cause of umns of the press spread the glorious news far tion of any persons wb-j ba^0 obtaiucd it will be benificial to the farming inter­ of the States of Costa Rica, Honduras, day by the pressure of the ice, hut no in­ it all, to a simple yet serviceable collar, orna­ and wide, and the raarty’s to indigestion, bil- the whole traflic in intoxicating drinks as now a night watch is in contemplation. jury was done. liquors of such deale- g w))icb were sonle ests. Guatemala and Salvtdor, signed on the A few more flies will probably bring the mented witli spikes, worn by the bull dog. P. liousness, physical prostration and premature a beverage is wrong, daugerous, demor­ The locatioa of the Club is such as to 17th of February, contains an engagement decay, as if by common consent, sought relief time since euact*^ in‘ohio. and more re­ people of Waldoboro’ to realize the need A defalcation has been discovered in tho S.—He was fished out. from the new vegetable. They found what alizing and criminal, and its total pro­ command the best farming lands iu War­ to preserve intact the integrity of the Cen­ o f afire engine.—Oracle. accounts of the postmaster at Bridgton cently in 111’’ joj8 and w0 think in one or tral American territory, provides that — A now Albany bride waked up in the they sought. From that time to the present two oth*” Stales T|,e Ohio law has pro- hibition, therefore, just and necessary. ren ; and to see these sturdy farmers tak­ and he has resigned. It is thought gov­ the increase in the demand for Plantation Bit­ other than a Republican form of govern­ Maine Items. ernment will suffer no loss as tho amount night, forgetting she was married, and aroused ters has been one of the most striking events in yok' u great opposition on the part of the If Illinois will totally prohibit this traflic, ing hold of this subject iu good earnest ment shall never bo established ; that dis­ this age. putes between members bo settled by the is more than secured by bondsmen. the neighborhood witli a rapid succession of .iquor-dealing interest, who are now m at­ as Maine has done, then she may legiti­ is a true sign of a new era in the larm- A large wing is to be added to the Au­ shrieks. She mistook John for a burglar. T h o u s a n d s o f P r o m is in g Y o u t h s , of both mediation of others; that rebellion in General Items. sexes, go down to untimely graves, from gen­ in" strenuous efforts for its repeal, and mately hold violators of the law, and ing community. either country is treason against all; that guste House, rnakiug a large number of eral delility and weakness, who might be saved — The Rev. Dr. Fulton of Boston is report­ — A modern architect says we should no the Illinois statute, which went into force their accessories, responsible for all dam­ The subject for discussion at the next the duration of the Presidential term in rooms both ensuite and single. by fortifying their systems with Iron. The Pe­ ed to have said in a sermon last Sunday that longer luth and plaster our houses, other modes ruvian Syrup is an Iron Tonic prepared ex­ in January last, will doubtless meet as ages and injuries resulting from that meeting, “Does farming pay in Warren,” all the republics be uniform without im­ The Eastport Sentinel says the snow mediate re-election; that no one can be a “Judas was a gentleman compared to Ralph of finish are more desirable. By the present pressly to supply this vitalizing element, and is formidable resistance. traflic. Maine prohibits the liquor trafliie will call out the earnest views of all in­ storm of Friday, the 15th, with the heavy the only preparation of Iron that will assimilate slave within the Central American terri­ wind the same night and Saturday, Waldo Emerson." Gentlemanly remark, that. system we build one house for ourselves, and at once with tho blood. Scribner's Monthly, which has done entirely, and therefore the provisions to terested ; and all farmers must be inter­ tory and a Central American becoming blocked the roads more than has been the Good example for Fulton to s e t— Exchange. two for tho rats; no one can controvert the last More than forty years have elapsed since some able and outspoken service to the the above effect which she has recently ested in this subject. the owner of slaves iu another country case for many years. assertion. Johnson's Anodyne Liniment was first invent­ loses his nationality and protection of the The introduction of the question of wo­ cause of temperance, has an article in incorporated into her statutes, are just, The following officers were chosen for — Tho practice of muzzling dogs daring ed, during which time hundreds of thousands laws; that citizens of either republic The Baptist Year Book for 1872 reports man suffrage in tiie Oregon State Temperance have been benefitted by its use. Probably no the editorial department of the April logical and consistent with her entire po­ the ensuing year: 18,397 churches, 12,013 ministers, and summer, is based upon the popular supposition article ever become so universally popular with acquires the rights of citizenship in all Convention so disturbed a delegate that he number in commendation of this Illinois sition upon the question, while Illinois Natiian Kalloch, President. others by a me io expression of his wish 1,480,191 members. The disparity be­ that hydrophobia is induced by hot weather. all classes as Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment. tween the number of ministers aud the sprang to his feet and exclaimed: “ I think law, the main provisions of which it aud Ohio have legislated against effects, T homas Weiib, \ Viee Presidents before any Government authority, and Statistics sliow that dogs ate more liable to at­ Warren Lindley, ( Viced residents. that the right of asylum is recognized for number of churches is very marked— that thia woman suffrage question is an out­ epitomizes as follows: while legalizing the cause which pro­ 6,384. tacks of madness in winter than at any other Lewis Hall, Secretary. emigrants of political exiles from any rage. One woman has come into this conven­ time, and this disease is unknown in countries SPECIAL NOTICES (1.) No man m?.y sell iiquor without duces them. part of the world. Tho construction of J. U. Cutting, Treasurer. About 7000 dozens of shovel handle tion and kicked up more fuss than all the other where the heat is intense. a license, and no man shall have a license telegraph and national highway, the es- blocks have beeii brought in and sold Rockland, March 27, 1S72 ■who will ue'c give a bond in the penal Farmer. delegates, and I don’t go a cent on letting her Destructive Fire. tablisnment of mail steamers and the ex­ in Freedom since the first of January. talk so much.” — They do put up buildings in a most orig­ sum of ^.a>ooo, with two good securities, North Warrren, March 26, 1872. cavation of an inter-oceanic canal through Valentine & Butler Safe and Look Co., Our city was visited, last Sunday morn­ That is more than has fever been brought inal manner in New York. First up go two r*pay all damages that may arise from Nicaragua and the National Congress in at this timo before. Probably there — A young lady delegate to the Ohio Female side walls, sustained or steadied, by four 298, Broadway, N. 7. ' dher selling or giving away such liquor. ing, by the most destructive fire that has Thomaston Municipal Election.— which "meets May 17th at La Union in will bo as many more before the season Suffrage Convention, freed herself on the plat­ joists; upon these a covering roof is then Iu the recent great fire which destroyed Berry’s (■’.) No liquor shall be sold to minors or occurred in this vicinity for several years. The annual town meeting took placo on Salvador are provided for, and the death closes. Block in this city, I had in use one of your A lum form as follows: “ For my own part, I love placed, followed by a back wall; and last, but to persons either intoxicated or in the The fire originated in Berry’s Block,in the Monday, the 25th inst. We give a list of penalty for political crimes is abolished. j P a t e n t S a fe s, made some ten years ago, (and pur- habit of becoming intoxicated. (3.) All Nicaragua h^s not signed the compact but The Lewsiston Journal says the wind men, individually and collectively, better than not least, the front is added. The advantage | chased second hand from the original purchasers last dry goods store of O.lt. Moore & Co. It Spring.) in which were my own Books and those of places where intoxicating liquors are sold the town officers elected :— is expecteil to do so. blew Wednesday night in Norway, with a women; and so, I am sure does every one of of this mode of procedure is not entirely evi­ the -Emery & Cheney Chain Stopper Co.” all of was first discovered a little before twelve violence rarely over experienced before. which were preserved with the contrary to law shall be shut up and Moderator, Atwood Levensaler; Town my sex, if they, like me, would utter their real dent to the uninitiated. abated as public nuisances. (4.) Any o’clock. All of the wood work of Berry’s Clerk, Thomas A. Carr; Selectmen, Al­ The Last Blockade. Beal’s hotel, which is a substantial buil­ sentiments. I am more anxious for man’s ele­ Bangor, March 25.—As anticipated no ding, rocked like a cradle. There have — A sagacious Chicagoan attempted the Writing Uninjured. man who causes the intoxication of an­ Block, on the corner of Maine and Lime- fred Watts, William E. Crawford, Ar- vation and improvement than woman’s and so other, with or without a license, shall pay trains have been run either way on the been as yet but two or three days iu other day to save postage by sending $110 to a iTHR ONLY PERCEPTABL.E DAMAGE rock streets, was entirely burned out, temas W. Watts; Assessors, Thomas is every true woman.” There’s good sound a reasonable compensation to the person E. & N. A. railroads to-day. The three March when the snow melted at all in relative in England in a newspaper, under a being to the leather bindings, which were somewhat and also (he third story of of Berry and O’Brien, James M. Beverage, B. W. the streets of Oxford county. sense for you! crisped by the hot steam from the filling. The safe who I akes care of the inebriate, to be re­ engines and snow plow which left here two cent stamp.. His economy was not a suc­ covered in an action of debt. (5.) Ev­ Kimball’s block. Nothing but the hollow Counce; Treasurer, E. L. Dillingham; last night to clear the track, were thrown was located in the second story of the building iu Mr. A. S. Pendleton from Lincolnville — A soldier, who was an inveterate joker cess, for the paper was opened and the package the room In the rear of the Lime Rock Bank. ery person who is injured, in any way, and blackened walls remain. A tough Member of School Committee, Horace II. from the rails at Eufield and one of the is putting in machinery at Newell’s Mills, Yofirs Truly, by any intoxicated person, shall have a engines badly wrecked. A wrecking and punster, having had his nose, left cheek, went to the Dead Letter Office. II. GREGORY, J r . snow storm, accompanied by a high O’Brien. Head of tho Tide, for the manufacture of rig h t" of action against any man who train left here this morning and succeed­ spool stuff. He will use two hundred and a portion of his chin carried away by a — According to Dr. Prince, shopkeepers in The Varnish on the Inside Wood Work of the above caused the intoxication in whole or in wind, was raging at the time, aud the There was no political contest in the ed in getting the others on the rails, and safe, was N O T B L IK T E ItllD and the cords of white birch wood this spring. shot iu tho battle of Shiloh, was asked by Japan hang forty or fifty coppers at the front part, and against the owner or owners ol damp snow which adhered to the roofs of the work of clearing the road is being carpet not even SO ILED . The public will draw election, but a local opposition iu the The wood is sawed into sticks about au sonic of his comrades if they could do any­ of their shops to save time and trouble in an­ their own inferences as to the iru lli of nil rep- the building in which the sale took place; carried on with a large force. Superin­ inch square, bundled tip aud shipped to thing for him. “ Boys,” said he, speaking as reM enlitlioiiM to the contrary, and are respectfully a married woman having the same right the adjoining buildings doubtless saved choice of the board of Selectmen. All tendent Angell hopes to get the line clear swering tho calls of mendicants. When one refered to MR. GREGORY, and to the Books our city from a very extensive conflagra­ the town officers are Democrats, except Rhode Island, there to be made into the well as he could in his mangled condition, 11 ibeniHelveH.at his office. We would alsorefer for the to bring suits, and to control the same to-morrow, but this is doubted. perfect spool. of these comes along ho helps himself to a character of our work to the Lime Rock Bank. Rock­ should like a drink of water mighty well, if I land Bank, .J. P. Wise & Son, S. M. Veazie, II. H. and the amount recovered, as n feme-sole. tion. the third Selectman aud Assessor. copper, but never abuses the merchant’s gener­ A Belfast despatch of Monday says that The State of Maine has 300 Freewill only had the face to ask for it.” Crie & Co.. Simonton Bro’s, E. If. Spear & Co., Blood The editor of Scribners then goes on The following places of business were The town voted to build a school house osity by taking two. The plan would never it Hix. C. D. Smalley. R. C. Hall. W. O. Hewett “notwithstanding the drilling storm of Baptist churches, with an aggregate mem­ X. A. & S. H. Burpee, Edward Merrill, and others in to say that “ there is in this law’ the full­ entirely destroyed; Edward Merrill’s iu the central part of the village, to take Tuesday, the Belfast branch connected bership of 15,500. In these churches of — Among the novel propositions made to tho work in America; Rockland, all of whom have our Safes in use. est recognition of the right of men to sell apothecary‘shop; stock seriously dam­ the place of the several worthless build­ with the Bostoi train this morning. all ranks, 250 ministers are counted. projectors of the Boston jubilee are many that D. W. THOMSON, Treas. There is no ice ir this harbor. The wes­ Many of these are superannuated, or, — The Englishman who called the Hoosac Valentine & llutler, Safe and Lock Co., X. Y. ardent spirits, and of other men to buy aged. O. R. Moore & Co.; dry goods; ings now in use; and also to build a excite the mirth of all who learn of them, and tunnel a “blasted hole” [was literally cor­ 3wl6 tern passage is uosed to sailing vessels, from other causes, not In active service. one was made to Mr. Tourjee last week, and drink them. The law insists, how­ nothing saved. Eastern Express office; school house on the eastern side of the but the schooner Myra Sears for Boston While it is true that many of the chur­ rect. ever, that only the proper persons shall which, but for the gravity of the subject and contents all saved. Littlerock Bank; con­ Meadows. and the Lizzie I’oir for Baltimore, went ches have settled pastors, it is also true — A Burlington (Vt.) merchant who has a Younar Ladies’ School drink, and that they shall drink only in to sea this morning by tho eastern chan­ that a much larger number have preach­ the earnestness of the originator of the idea, tents all saved. The vault was opened large mirror in his shop window, says that ten IN THOMASTON. moderate quantities. No minor 6hall Sabbath afternoon and the contents found F aster. nel. Tho ice burner at Bucksport Nar­ ing only part of the time. Still they would be classed in that category. It was no The most glorious of the Christian festivals, rows, continues very firm. The Katab- have nearly a hundred churches, about less than a suggestion that one hundred clergy­ men to one woman look in it in passing. T is proposed to add a Select Young Ladies’ Depart­ have the privilege of buying an article to be in the most perfect state of preser­ m ent to the .School: in the basem ent of St. .John’s tho day of the Saviour’s resurrection from the din is above it, an< the Cambridge at her one third of the wholo number, almost men open the festival with prayer in unison. IChurch, which has become so favorably known in this whoso dangers he docs not understand, vation. Western Union Telegraph; ap­ wharf in this harbtr, waiting for the ice entirely destitue of preaching. T i i e B o w d o in h a m B a n k R o b b e r s .— community, tor the careful and thorough instruction and no man who has proved, by getting dead, comes on Sunday, and is observed to break up. Mr. Tourjee referred the matter to Mr. Gil­ Sherriff Millay of Bowdinharu, states of younger children, and thus provide au Institution paratus, books, etc., all destroyed, II. throughout the Christian world with services Mr. J. T. Trowbridge, the well known more, and he is thinking about it. that he is almost daily in receipt of let­ where young persons can be placed under pure, high- drunk, that he cannot take liquors with toned inlluences and receive careful, individual in ­ Gregory’s Jr..commission office; contents of the most jubiiant and joyous character. In author, and editor of Our Young Folks, ters from Siminus, Bartlett and Maguire, struction and personal training. I lie undersigned will safety to himself and others, shall have mostly saved. Masonic Hall, and all the About Town. recently received a large silver medal — The man who “ stood upon his own re the Bowdoinham Bank robbers, or their take tiie general oversight ami give instruction in the the April Scribner there is a very spirited ac­ sponsibility” is to be indicted for infanticide. languages. He will be assisted by Miss Sara .J. Tisdale, the privilege of buying again. Ar­ from the Humane Society of Massachu­ friends in New York, containing prop­ the lady now in charge, who brings to her work not apartments occupied by the several Ma- count of the way in which the Russians keep dent spirits are fully recognized as Remember, everybody, that Smith’s setts for saving a young girl from death — The jury reform is marching on. Ohio, ositions for their deliverance. They only practical good sense and cultivated and refined sanic bodies in this city; contents all de­ Easter. There are few who liavo not read ac­ by drowning. want a pardon from tiie Governor, and to tastes, but a large experience in tiie best Young Ladies dangerous articles whose sale cannot be Concert comes oft’ this (Thursday) evening, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri have passed bills to Schools in the city of Brooklyn, X. Y. She is also an stroyed, including furniture, charters, counts of services in St. Peter's at Rome. In A lynx was shot in Camden last week, secure it they are willing to refund one- accomplished teacher of French, sp« -.iking and writ- at Farwell & Ames’s Hall. sopiire intelligent iurors. nan or ineir uuuiy, ui oru.ouo. The ‘o1 > eur beinS spectable and responsible member of so­ caps and ready-made clothing; Simonton officers were made :— icmembered that Mr. Butterfield’s death, forty weeks iu length. this week at 3 P. M., at the Episcopal Church, weeks since, intending to stop Imt a 1 ics accept the dogma of infallibility is vigorous­ The Spring term will begin A pril 15th, un '* c° n* ciety, of all political parties.” And fur­ Bros.’ dry goods; E. Barrett’s, dry goods; City Marshal—Geo. A. Bramhall. couple of days; but lie hasn’t returned two years or more after tiie robbery, was tinue 15 weeks. and on Friday—Good-Friday—at 10 A. M., ly stated by one of them, a Frenchman: “I in all probability occasioned by the shock TheJ'aH term will begin Sept. 9th, and continue 15 ther: “ The People of the State of Illinois” City Solicitor—D. N. Mortland. yet, aud his wile seriously thinks of ap­ E. R. Spear & Co’s, books and stationery, and 3 P. M. On Sunday next, being Easier plying for a divorce oil tho ground of de­ submit as a Catholic; but devil take me if I his nervous system received when he was simply say to dealers: “ We will license City Physician—S. II. Boynton. The winter term will begin Jun. 6th, and continue etc.; Mrs. Bailey’s, millinery; Mrs. Wig- D a y , there is service at 2 1-2 P. M., with the sertion. believe a word of it.” so roughly handled by tiie robbers. Up 10 weeks. you to sell liquors, but you shall not sell Assessors—John S. Coburn, Robert Crockett, to bis decease his sleep was repeatedly The tuition will be paid in advance each term, at gin’s, millinery; Hix & Rich’s, millinery; Holy Communion and a sermon on the Resur­ A rather remarkable accident happen­ the foliowinh rales. C. R. Mallard. disturbed by attacks of nightmare, in to our boys, or our unfortunates whom John T. Berry’s, 2d, hat and boot store; rection of the Body. ed to a lady iu Skowhegan the other ev­ — A good square m eal; a soda cracker. Primary Studies, $12 a year. you have already ruined; and you shall School Agent—A. L. Tyler. ening. Coming in from out doors she Dry, isn’t it? which lie imagined himself in the clutches Common English •* 16 “ J. E. McKellar’s, ready-made clothing, of the robbers. Nor is Mrs. Butterfield Higher English make no man drunk. If you do, we will Hix & Rawson’s, wholesale confectionery; fp* Steamer City of Richmond, which The following orders were passed : stepped upon a furnace register for the — A million dollars i 1 gold, according to ids w'nlow, free from mental discom- “ “ (with Languages) 32 “ hold you and your landlords responsible Ordered, That the Mayor and Treasurer be purpose of warming her feet, when the posuse in consequence of that tragic Singing and Drawing will be common to all the II. Hatch’s, millinery and fancy goods. for several years has run between Ban­ and are hereby instructed to withhold their sig­ whole apparatus gave way and the lady the figures at the mint, weigh just about two pupils. Instruction in JIusic will be extra. for all the damages, of every possible tons. night, when she was confronted by the Application should be made to the undersigned. These stocks were all more or less in­ gor and Portland, has been transferred natures front the remainder of the city's last fell through the floor, catching only by robbers. Siie lives in the same house Xo pains will be spared to keep the school up to its kind ; and if you cannot find bondsmen jured by the removal, and claims for dam­ to the line between the latter city and installment of bonds for the construction of her arms and shoulders. Fortunately — Six men were drowned by the upsetting visited by the robbers, white two-story present high standard in every respect. who will be responsible for your loyalty tite Knox & Lincoln Railroad until such time her husband was iu the room aud sup­ REV. JULIUS II. WARD. ages have been made on the various com­ Machias, commencing next Friday and that a good and sufficient guarantee can be ported her till assistance arrived, when of a pung in Chesapeake Bay last week, while building with green blinds, located a Thom aston, M arch 12. 1872. Utf to the law, then you are not good enough panies in which they were insured. will make one trip per week. Capt. Kil­ given by the Directors of the said Railroa d she was lifted out by main force. fishing. stone’s throw from the railroad depot, to sell liquors at all. We trample on no by succeeds Capt. Dennison in the com­ Company that the Road shall be constructed to and which is frequently pointed out to E L D E R B E R B, Y 'flic Rockland firemen were on hand, as At Bangor the storm of Saturday night — It was said of a gooif Boston clergyman, passengers of passing trains. man’s rights, and we purpose to maintain tide water in this city and a good and substan­ OR SAPJ13UCD usual, and did effective work. Word was mand. tial w h a rf constructed fur the sole use of said was the heaviest of the season. It lasted who had annotated Saint Paul, that “ in his our own.” w i 3 s r z e i sent to Thomaston, and a sturdy crew Railroad. twelve hours, during which time some volume it was easy to see where the apostle All honor and glory to Oxford comity. Now we believe in the radical, essen­ Wreck of a So. Thomaston Schoon­ Ordered, That the Mayor and Treasurer be fifteen inches of snow fell. The loads ends and D r .------begins.” Wine from the Sambuci Fractus or Sweet Elder­ came over with “ Eureka No. 4,” a hand instructed to have signed and exchanged twen­ Me.! No crime is there, and no litiga­ berry has been so rapidly growing in favor with tho tial and entire evil of the liquor traflic er. are very badly blocked. I’he night ex­ tion .’ Tho Supreme Judicial Court went Medical Faculty, th at at the present time, it is al­ engine, aud fell into the work like old ty-six thousand dollars of the thirty year It. R. press train on the Maine Central arrived, — “ The word ‘ impossible ’ is the mother- most universally prescribed as a healing remedy tor and in the justice and necessity of laws We copy from tho Norfolk Virginian bonds for twenty-six thousand dollars of tiie there the other day, to hold a ses­ veterans. We hope Thomaston people but three hours late. Tin: European & tongue of little souls,” said Lord Brougham. sion: hut not one lonesome bill did the Deteriorated Blood, Languor, Nervous De­ for its suppression, but we think “ The of the 14th inst., the following statement one year It. R. bonds ; provided that all pre­ North American road will he blocked up — The Now Haven Palladium says the de­ bility, W ant of Energy and Vital Action may not soon stand in need of such as­ vious orders inconsistent with this order he Grand Jury find. Moreover, as to civil people of the State of Illinois” have of the loss of the schooner J. P. Allen, of again. liberations of the United States Senate in these attended with Torpidity of the Bowels. sistance from Rockland; should they reconsidered. business, there were no cases; or at least For such indications this Wine is far superior to shown themselves illogical and inconsist­ however, we believe it would be cheer­ So. Thomaston, on the Carolina coast. The joint standing Committees of the City A man in Corinna, by the name of days form one of the beat arguments possible none which the parties cared to try. They ull of the imported Wines, and will ultimately super­ Clark, lias been advised by the spirits that did (probably for the sake of keeping up cede them. Manufactured and warranted Pure, bv ent in enacting the law which Scribner'' fully given. Mr Kendall, the inato of the vessel, who Council were appointed as follows:— for a new civil service. “If only for the sake C. .AI.TIBBLTT.S, Rockland. Me. a fountain or lake of quicksilver is be­ appearances) catch one poor solitary sub­ Rockland, Feb. 1, 1872. Stf Monthly so fully endorses. They license Thieves were unusually plenty, and furnished the account, arrived at Nor­ Finance—Alderman Spear of Ward 7, and neath his house, and goes l’orpix-axe aud of decency, let ns,” it remarks, “ do away with ject lbr the Grand Jury; hut upon due a man to carry on a certain business, and many of them exercised their predatory folk on the 13th. None of tho officers or Councilmcn Farrow and Colson. drill. He began digging in the ledge in a system which gives occasion for Senators to investigation it appeared that he was of bis cellar about two years ago, and has THSMITY" SCHOOL, then load him with penalties and forfeits designs with an unstinted hand. Theft crew of the J. P. A lien at tho time of the Accounts and Claims— Alderman Andrews, instigate petty investigations into one another’s snow-white innocence, and so they ig­ if he produces the common results which disaster belonged in this vicinity. Capt. and Councilmcn Burpee and Libby. penetrated over sixty feet. Neither ar­ personal conduct.” nored him. Happy Oxford county, Me.! lias no redeeming qualities, at any time, gument nor ridicule has any effect upon [JV. Y. Tribune. naturally, legitimately and inevitably fol­ but to steal from a person who is trying Cleinmcnts belongs in Mt. Desert. Mr. City Property—-Alderman Rhoades, and him. He is guided by his daughter, a — I t is related of Lessing that he was occa- English ami Classical Family School for Boys. low that business. To make the selling Couneilmen Farrington and Gay. sionally so absent-minded that once lie knocked BEESprii'ig Term opens April 15th. to save a little from the merciless flames Kendel’s statement is as follows. girl of twelve or fourteen, who has ob­ T i i e E a s t e r n R a i l r o a d .—The Direc­ By-Laws and Police Jleyulations—Aider- tained some local celebrity, as a clairvoy­ at bis own door, when the servant, not recog­ For terms address of intoxicating liquors as a beverage a is a crime too atrocious to be tolerated in The schooner J. P. Allen, Capt. S. J. tors of the Eastern Railroad Company Clemments, bound from Charleston, S. C. man Crocker, and Couneilmen O. F. Brown ant. nizing bis master, looked out of tiie window havo unanimously elected Mr. Charles F. 2mol5 R e v . B. W. ATWELL, Re c t o r , lawful trade and in the same statute to any community; and the summary pun­ make the carrying on of that trade a to Baltimore , Md., loaded with lumber, and Howard. The President, Directors ami Superin­ and said, “Tiie Professor is not at home.” Hatch to bo tho General Manager of tho ishment which was visited upon thieves went ashore 10 miles north of Kill Devil Schools and School Houses—Alderman Spear tendent of the Kuox and Lincoln Railroad “Ob ! very well,” replied Lessing, composed­ Eastern and connecting railroads. Mr. crime is, it seems to us, a stultifying piece at the recent conflagration at Chicago, was Hills, N. C., on the morning of tho 24 of Hatch lias been the General Superintend­ w . A. FARNSWORTH, of Ward 3, and Councilmcn Young and Cates. visited Camden on Thursday last, to con­ ly walking away, “ I will call again.” Wholesale Dealer in of legislation in every common sense none too severe. March. The vessel was struck on the fer with tho President and Directors of ent of the Lake Shore & Michigan South­ view. And yet this is what the Illinois night of the first of March, with tho wind Highways, and Sidewalks—Alderman Greg­ the Penobscot Bay and River Road and — A New Haven physician has discovered a ern Railroads since the consolidation of Z M Z Z E A L , legislators have done, for to carry on the Stolen goods have been found in various from N. N. W., with a severe snow ory, and Couneilmen O. D. Brown and Mc­ the citizens of Camden on the extension successful way of silencing the clamors of bis these railroads, about live years ago, and places and returned to the owners. Most storm, The wind kept constantly haul­ Intosh. of the railroad to that place from Rock­ is known as one ol’ the leading practical business of a rumseller and not “ cause landlord. When that grasping personage calls railroad men of the West. He is a native Rockland, Knox Co,, Maine. of those w’hose business was thus inter­ ing to the eastward, aud at 5 A. M., the Fire Department —Alderman Eugley, and land. the intoxication of any person, in whole wind blowing a hurricane from the east­ for tho payment of rent, the doctor quietly of Western New York, has always been Traders sapplied at BOSTON PRICES, delivered Couneilmen Boynton and Thomas. at Stores or depot, free of Cartage. or in part,” is as impossible as to dip the rupted, have found temporary accommo­ ward, Capt. Clemments gave orders to S. A. Avery, commercial traveller for shows him a skeleton in an inner room, and connected with the practical management ocean dry with a spoon. dations aud gone at business again. The take double reeled foresail in, the vessel Engrossed Ordiances and Jlesolves— Aider- B. W. Conant, fancy goods dealer of Bos­ tells him “ that man came here just two weeks of railroads, has advanced from one po­ OFFICE, MAIN STREET. ton, committed suicide last night with sition to another, until, in his present of­ Rockland, Feb. 1, 1872. 8tl “ There is in this law the fullest recog­ Eastern Express office is removed oppo­ laboring heavily. At 7 A. M. the captain man Crocker, and Couneilmen Thurston and ago with a bill.” This is regarded as equiva­ gave orders to double reef the jib. At Hewett. laudanum, and was found dead in his bed fice, lie has charge of a lino of road over nition of the right of men to sell liquors” site the old one on Limerock street. Mer­ Monday forenoon at the Preble House. lent to a settlement in full. nine hundred miles in length, as well 7 :30, while the Steward, Mr. Marshall, Burying Grounds— Alderman Andrews, and Wm. H, Kittredge & Co., says Scribner's Monthly, and this, as we rill’s Drug Store, may also be found on was getting breakfast, the captain gave He left a letter very incoherently written, — Great and marvellous is the ingenuity of equipped and managed as any in the Druggists & Apothecaries, Couneilmen Davis and Bragg, making complaints against several per­ country. Ho will assume the duties of have just said, is the radical fault of the the Western side of Liinereck street. orders to put the balance reefed foresail man, and many and beneficent tho uses of iiia and Dealers in P rinting—Alderman Spear of ward 7, and his new position April 1st.—Boston Ad­ r A T K N T M E D IC IN E S . The Lime Rock Bank is now located at on her to keep her off the beach, which sons. inventions. The last of the great many hun­ law—the “ recognizing” of a “right” for was in plain sight. The foresail was put Couneilmen Fernald and Benner. vertiser. XO.3, SPEAR, BLOCK, J. Wakefield’s bookstorp; the Western John IV. Perkins, Esq., a leading mer­ dreds of thousands of patents granted at Wash­ whose exercise it allows no scope. The on her, and immediately after the jib An order was passed fixing the regular meet­ chant of Lewiston, aud a Representative ROCKLAND, ME. Union Telegragh is operating at the Post ington was for an improvement in chignons. The Rights of P art Ownersof Ves­ law contradicts itself. It attempts to pro­ blew to ribbons. The order was given ings of tlie City Council for the first Tuesday in the last Legislature from Auburn, died Jan u ary ]!, 1871. Office, and the Masonic bodies will soon to put the flying jib on her. The order What new deformity has been given to this sels.—The Pr esident has signed a hill hibit the legitimate results of the liquor evening of each month. Monday morning of congestion of the which is therefore now a law, defining be at work again in a liall in Kimball’s was obeyed at a great risk of life, and no lungs. hairy monster we are not accurately informed, C. p. FESSENDEN, traflic without having the courage and sooner done than that sail was also blown Adjourned to Friday evening. the rights of part owners of vessels in Block. but we await its appearance upon our public Druggist & Apothecary, manliness to prohibit the traflic itself. to ribbons and at the same time the main Advertisement. The ice iu Castine harbor is frozen in­ certain cases. It provides that any per­ promenades witli a feeling of dread. This law, which recognizes the right of sail was blown from the hoops and com­ 5®“ Spear & Co., are again settled and to a solid mass so that people easily cross son or persons body corporate having XO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK, The agents of the different Insurance more than own-half ownership in a ves­ It o o k 1 a n cl , o . men to sell and drink intoxicating liquors, pletely torn in pieces. But one recouree repdy to receive their old customers. Never over from Brooksville. But twice since — A man was found on a prairie in Illinois, Companies are now in town and the sev­ was left, only one chance for life, and the year 1821 has the harbor been so com­ sel shall have tho same power to remove April 30,1871. 19tf in the language of Scribner’s Monthly, eral losses will doubtless bo adjusted that was to beach her. Tho captain told before did they offer such extra bargains in Pa­ pletely ice-bound. the day after “the storm,” nearly frozen to a captain who is also a part owner of such “ insists that only the proper persons soon. We have received the following the steward that they must beach her. per Hangings as they do now. Nor did they death. His life was saved by placing him in a vessel, as a majority of owners now have F. E. HITCHCOCK, M. D., There was a great snow storm Sunday. to remove a captain who is not a part shall drink and they only in moderate list from Cochran’s Agency:— The steward, Mr. Marshall, immediately ever have such a large and well selected s to c k . There was no services in the churches. barrel of water, where he remained twenty-four PhyM ician nn«l Snrgeon, sat down and wrote a letter to bis wife in owner. Hut this act is not to apply where quantities.” This is sorry logicaud worse Those in want of paper hangings can not fail to The roads were blocked up so that they hours, until every particle of frost was ex­ there is a valid written agreement sub­ Formerly associated in practice with Dr . S. II. Berry Block, insured $12000 as follows: Charleston, aud a slip bearing his name were impassable. There will probably tracted from his body. It is expected lie will T e w k s b u r y , Portland, lias removed from his form­ ignorance. One might think that to these —Springfield Fire & Marine, $3,000; and address, which he put in his pocket be suited if they will give them a call. sisting, hy virtue of which such captain er office at the N orth End, to be no mails for a week. recover wi thout losing his limbs! SPEAR BLOCK, wise legislators and this admiring com­ in ease his body should be washed ashore. Kg1* Fires seldom come singly. An alarm would be entitled to possession, nor in Home, N. Y. $3,000; Andes, Cincinnati, The Saco Independent says John Bos­ any case where a captain has possession Rear of office formerly occupied by l)r. Richardson. mentator all the facts so often demon­ The order was given tho men to lash was sounded a little past eleven o’clock on — Thera was an interesting race on th Calls, day or night, promptly attended. $2,000; Franklin, Philadelphia, $2000; themselves to the rigging. All hands ton, aged about 47 years, formerly em ­ as part owner, obtained before the pas­ Rockland, Nov. 2, 1871. 47tl strated by science and experience respect­ Monday night, caused by the burning of a small ployed as a laborer on the railroad, com­ Panama Railroad recently between a train and sage of the act. Union, Bangor, $2000. obeyed, while the captain stood by the an alligator who had inadvertently got on the ing the effects of alcoholic liquors, were O. R. Moor & Co., Dry Goods, $G,400, wheel until the breakers washed him in­ ham on W inter street owned by Ellen Cokely. mitted suicide by cutting his throat, on to the cabin. Too much praise cannot be It was totally destroyed, hut the flames were Monday last, between 11 and 12 o’clock track in front of it. It is almost needless to DR. S a g e ’s C a t a r b ii R e m e d y .—§500 re­ D 9 S E A S E S . ns unknown as if they had no existence. as follows: - ward for an incurable case. Sold hy Druggists PERRY’S IMPROVED COMEDOXE AND I’lM- accorded to Captain Clemment for his prevented from communicating to any of the A. M. He leaves a wife and live children add that the alligator beat, hut the story of the If the legislature of Maine were to en­ in destitute circumstances. at 50 ceuts. 583. PI.E REMEDY.—The Skin Medicine of thu Age. Is JEtna $1,800; Hartford, $400; Eastern, coolness on this occasion. At half-past neighboring buildings of which there were a eyewitness who saw tlio tiling, that the alliga­ w arranted to cure FLESH WYniMS. PniPLfcS, erup­ act that no man may sell poisoned or eight o’clock the schooner struck the tions and B lo t c h e d disfigurations of the face. Sold $1,400; BayState, $1,400; Andes,$1,400; number very near. The Bangor City Council on Monday tor turned round and winked at the engineer Business Notices. by all Druggists. D epot 49 Bond S t. New York. tainted meat without a license, and that beach; the officers and men remained re-elected Seth Paine Treasurer and Col­ before plunging into tiie swamp at the side o no man shall be licensed for tliis busi­ The various Masonic bodies about lashed to the rigging and the water freez­ At about 7 o’clock on Tuesday morning lector; John II. Hayes, City Clerk; E. For Moth Patches, Freckles ing around them until half past two another alarm was given, caused by the burn­ tiie track does seem improbable. Mrs. Foote will he at the Lynde Hotel AND TAN, USE PERRY’S MOTH AND FRECKLE ness until he gives ample bond for in- $3,000, in different companies. Low, Chief Engineer of the Fire Depart­ LOTION. The well known reliable and harmless o’clock, when the wind suddenly veered ing of a shop at the South Marine Railway. ment; IV. P. Wingate, Street Commis­ — The experience of Massachusetts railroads about tlio first of April, with a large stock of remedy for Brown Discolorations of the face. Pre­ demniying all injuries occasioned by his around to N. N. W., and the barometer It was filled with oskuni and other materials sioner; II. C. Goodenow, City Solicitor •hows that a person has a chance of accom­ human hair of her own importing, which will pared bn I v bv Dr. B. C. Perrv, Dermatologi «t, 49 g y The Young Men’s Christian Associa­ down to 28 9-10, making it a necessity Bond street, New York, sold by Druggists erery traffic; and further, that no man so li­ and building and contents were both destroyed. and in fact the entire board of. last year, plishing 21,901,048 journeys of thirteen miles be sold at great bargains. W ork of all kinds where. Lfcwo!a , tion of Portland have issued a circular to then to make the attempt to reach the excepting Melvin Preble, City Physician censed shall sell taiuted or poisoned meat Loss about $500; not insured. each, on an aggregate journey of 324,000,000 done to order. 13 shore or die: when a gentleman (whose iu place of II. Jewell, who declined a re- AN'S PULMONIC WAFERS, to any person who has been made sick or parents, pastors and others, whose sons or miles before meeting with any accident result­ name was afterward ascertained to be We would call attention to the adver­ election. CtT T. A. Wentworth, wholsalo and retail ing in the (Jure of Co u g h s, Co ld s, A sth - has had his health permanently destroyed friends may be leaving home for a resi­ Mr, Seabring, of Kitty Hawk) was seen ing in death, and 19,000,000 miles before m eet­ dealer in Hats, Caps, Furs, Boots, Shoes, s c iu t is , So r e T h r o a t , H oarsknkss, tising column of the Messrs. Simonton. It A Portland grocery dealer was sum­ ,t Br e a t h in g , I n c ip ie n t Co nsum ption dence inthatcity in which they announce coming down the beach. Tho men took Slippers, Rubbers, Umbrellas and Gent’s Fur­ o f THE u n g s by eating such meat, but only to those who contains but little matter, yet that little is of moned to California a few days ago b.v a ing with any resulting either in death or in per­ A8ES L . They have no taste are able to indulge in such diet with im­ that they have a Committee for the pur­ a line, made it fust to a fender and let it despatch announcing the death ol' a broth­ nishing Goods, No. 5, Berry Block, nearly op­ ne. and any child will take them, lhou- adrift, which reached the beach. He took importance to purchasers, announcing as it sonal injury. posite tiie Rost Office, Rockland, Maine. Mot­ e been restored to health that had before punity—no doubt everybody would re­ er, who had died leaving an estate val­ . Testimony given in hundred ot eases. A pose of showing kindness to Young Men the line and made it fast to some stakes. docs the fact that in eonscquenco of the condi­ — Tha Savannaii Hews lias tliis among its to—Quick sales and small profits. Cash paid te relieves in 1 KN M in u t e s. ued at threfe quarters of a million, with LMOXIC WAFERS. I ’rice 35 cents sent gard the law as a very absurd one, but who are strangers, and leading them un­ The order was then given to try and reach tion in which their stock is found, they will marriage notices: “In Henry county, on the for Mink, Fur, Rat, &c. Itf the shore, which was successfully done, two or three brothers and sisters us his >r 50 cents. Addieea JOB MOSES, in our view it would be exactly anal­ der religious influences. They therefore dispose of many varieties at greatly reduced only heirs. 28th ultimo, Mr. T. Winkle to Miss Fannie Tapioca selling at Cost. ?ow3l 18 Cortland Street, New York. ogous to the temperance law of Illinois.’ excepting in the case of the steward, who request all who desire the co-operation of prices. Look alive, ladies, and purchase Starr. T. Winkle, T. Winkle, little Starr.” Vinegar Hitlers. ITCHELOR’S HAIR DYE. Thedrunkaid and the tippler—those who attempted to do so, when from having Governor Perham has nominated E. M. Johnson’s Liniment, and all tho leading pa- this Committee, to send the names and been so long exposed to tho cold, he had promptly. Stillwell, Esq., of Bangor, aud Henry O. — Tho spirit of Demosthenes has beguiled teut medicines selling very near tho cost at »erb H air DyelTuTe best in the are hopelessly in slavery to an evil and des­ Advertisement wholesale hy L. 51. Bobbius. druggist, sigu ailess, reliable and in>d»“ JJ'S rS -t cure such diseases, restoring the patient to perfect Twenty-eight Tears’ Practice. C©CHRAN’ S AGEH health, af ter trying different physicians, many reme- CY dies. sullering for years, is it not in the treatment oi Diseases incident to Females,has 9 -ou are a sufferer, you can be cured ? Why is this placed DR. DOW at the head ol all physicians mak­ BOOTS, SHOES, j ’’elne performing such great cures 1 It works In ing such practice a specialty, and enables him to n.,eu- •< in the circulating fluid. It can truly be the bioox. juoo. -,{OD Boston, July 4, 1871 in the public mind as well as in the medical profeso. > LATEST PATTERNS ABSTRACT OF THE a bstract of t h e , that tlie remedies supplied by the y'egetable Kingdom Simonton Bros. are more safe, more successful, in the cure of disease A-.XIA*. STATEM ENT A.IS’^fUA.L STA.TEME3VT Home Insurance Com’y., a S T A T IO N A L than mineral medicines. V e g e t in e is composed of MARRIAGES. AND OF TIIE O F T H E O F T H E roots, barks aud herbs. It is pleasant to take and is OF NEW YORK. perfectly safe to give un infunt. In Scrofula the Ve o - Fire Insurance Company, e t in e nas performed wonderful cures, where many Iu till. cilv. March 12tli, by Ker. L. U. Wardwcll 2ETNA in su r a n ce co., Hartford fire taram e Company, OFFICE NO. 135 BROADWAY. O F HAlRTFORIX other|remedies have failed, as will be seen by a few of BEST QUALITY, the many testimonials given. Mr. Jonathan Crockett aud Miss Melvina T. Tuppcr, OP HARTFORD, CONN., OF HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital, $2,500,000 00 both of this city. , , „ . _ „ All of which will be sold JANUARY I, 1872. Assets, 1st Jan u ary ,’1872, 4,672,043 50 ORGANIZED NOVEMBER 27th, ll871. In this city, March 18th. by Hi v. I.. D . W ardw ell, On the Slst day of December, 1871, made Liabilities, 024,021 6: Mr. George I*. Mugrtdge and Mrs, It. E. Crockett, Reports from Homo. both of this city. to the State o f Maine. Capital Stock all paid in, $1,000,000 STATEMENT JANUARY 1st, 187 2. In this city. March 23d, by Rev. L. D. Wardwell, At the Lowest Possible Price ABSTRACT OF THE Mr. Eben Pinkham and Miss Georgie A. Nash, both ASSETS. Thirty-seventh Semi-annual Statement, showing the Capital Stock, paid.up in Cash,73 $500,«X) 00 of this city. C apital Stock all p a ll up, ,3,000,(100 00 A Living Witness ! Cash on hand, in Banks and Cash Items, $ 806,325 65 condition of the Company on the first day of Jan­ FF.fi Boston H er a ld Of f ic e , ) In this city, March 23d, by Rev. L. D, Wardwell, Mr- for Cash, on delivery. uary, 1872. Boston, Sept. 19, 1870. | Geo S. Wescott and Miss .Eliza T. Smith, both of ASSETS AS FOLLOW®i Rents and Accrued In terest, 25.330 64 ASSETS. this city. Real E state unincum bered, 448,175 60 Cash in the Hartford National 1 H. R . St e v e n s , Esq.; In West Camden. Match 17th, Mr. Audrew E. Loans on Bonds and Mortgage, (1st lien), 527,525 79 B ank, $108,337 08 A U. S. State Bank and It. R. Stocks and ASSETS. Dear Sir—Among the many cures effected by the Simonton and Miss Georgie L. Ingraham, both-of J. H. WALKER, Cash on hand, 112 71 use of V e g e t in e , 1 have heard of none more satis­ Camden. Bonds, owned by the Com pany, 1,134,697 50 Cash In Banks and Trust Companies, $ 482,32 Cash in the hands of Agents,‘23 factory than my own. I have been afflicted with In this city,]_____ SINGEB BLOCK, Bonds and Mortgages, being first lien Scrofula Salt Rheum for many years, inherited in the Joseph H. Ellins and Miss Ella S. Brown, both of State, City and $2,942,061 18 ou Real E state, w orth $4,759,600, 1,850,849 67 10,690 96 blood, making its appearance on my whole body, Bonds, 380,671 00 Loans ou Stocks payable on demand :------R iicklam l, 1,270,690 00 bursting out in different places, aud painful bejond In this city, Marcli 24th, by Rev. J. Kalloch, Mr. 0wl5 THOMASTON, ME. Bank and Trust Go’s Stock, (m arket value of Securities, $141,462), 110,500 00 BONDS. (W Market Val. description. Six ol the most popular purifiers which Railroad Go’s Stocks aud Bon 1.407.7HO W LIABILITIES. £739 U nited States Stocks, (m arket value), 1,669,357 50 ...... a rtlett of Minnc 79.390 00 United States 5-?0s o f 1867, | $57,875 00 are advertised to cure Scrofula aud like complaints, i of Searsmout. Loans on Real Estiko, All outstanding Claims, $979,994 £ S tate Bonds, (m arket value.) 60,100 00 I have laithfully tried; but my disease was so deeply Loans on Collaterals. 259,973 00 In terest duo on 1st Jan u ary , 1872, 52,737 30 United States 5-20s of 1865, 57,312 50 GEO. L. CHASE, President. Connecticut State, 10,000 00 seated to resist all. 1 laid my case before several Accrued Interest, 19,864 07 Balance in hand of Agents, 247,882 75 prominent physicians, but nothing tended to alleviate. J. D. BROWNE, Secretary. Bills receivable, 25,502 03 Hartford City,- * 19,400 00 E. W. SHAW & CO., $6,400,502 95 Portland City. Finally, by the influence of friends, 1 consented to try Total Assets, Other Property, Miscellaneous Items, 106,423 82 9,550 00 v -RANKLINn872. Fire and Marine Insurance Co., lie, Boston, 9,525 00 Within its narrow bed. Wheat, Middlings, Fine Feed, Shorts, Graham Flour, OF SPRINGFIKLD, MASS. 70 Shares Boston National Bank, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Boston, 7 980 00 But as we saw her fading Buck Wheat Flour. Oat Meal, Cracked Wheat, Incorporated 1849. Maccaroni, Tapioca, and Pearl Barley. 50 Shares Mediants’ Nat. Bank, From earthly scenes away, OF NEW YORK. St. Louis, _ 4,250 00 Everyone Speaks Favorably. ’Twas vain we’bid her linger, Fire Insurance Company, Cash Capital, $400,000 00 !5 Shares Merchants’ Bank, St. In vain we bid her stay. STATEMENT, JANUARY 1st, 1872. E a st Ma n s f ie l d , Aug, 31, 1870. BEEF, PORK, HAMS, LARD, CHEESE OF PHILADELPHIA. Cush Surplus, 472,627 91 Louis, 875 00 Mr . St e v e n s : Capital Stock, $ 500,000 00 ’Twas on a dreary spring day Total A ssets,!Jan. 1, 1872, 872,62791 Total Assets, 1,055,105 75 1304 154,615 00 1 Dear Sir,—I have been troubled with canker from We laid her in the grave, childhood, causing my mouth to be so sore at times tai. $ 400,000 00 Bills receivable for Loans secured by the The Savior safely bore her BUTTER AND FISH, l As ' is, 3,255,748 94 that I was unable to eat. Have taken many prepara­ Across death’s chilling wave. STATEMENT OF ASSETS. ASSETS. United States, State and Railroad tions, but with no effect until I tried your V e g e t in e . Statcmec.'. ci the Cwdi Assets of the Company, Casli in Bank and Office, $ 33,563 10 Bonds and Bank Stocks, After taking a few doses, I found that it relieved the •January 1, 187-2. Cash on hand, in Banks and Cash Item s, $145,117 00 Interest accrued on the above Loans, faintness at the stomach that always accompanies And then with eyes upturned to heaven. W . T. G O O D S , U. S. Government 6 per cent. Bonds, 450,631 25 Loans ou Real Estate, (worth over To trie skies above our head. State and County Bonds, 35,107 50 Interest und Dividends on Bonds & Stocks, canker humor; and, by the time I had taken the third AND $800,000), 174,831 67 lot included above in Market Value, bottle, my mouth was entirely cured. Have not been This b lessed thought to us was given— MORTGAGES, Loans on Call, secured by collaterals Loans secured by Gov’t & R. R. Bonds Dear Nannie is not dead. K. G. 1 worth at least 10 per. cent more troubled with it since that time, which is eight mouths On property valued a t over $6,250,000 be- and Bank Stock, 158,031 01 Total Assets, CHOICE FAMILY CROCERIES, than am ount loaned, 136,05i Bank Stocks, 154,525 (MJ ago. I have recommended it to several of my ac­ Bonds and M ortgages on unincum bered Railroad Stocks, 152.338 00 quaintances, aud every one speaks favorably of its improved Real Estate in the cities good effect. GREEN, DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT, U. S . G overnm ent Bonds, 145.50000 LIABILITIES. MARINE J OURNAL. of New York & Brooklyn, worth Borne and Watertown Railroad Bonds, 1,700 0u Y'ours truly, P . S. SHERM AN. PICKLES, more than double the amount loaned, 111,50 Springfield Aqueduct Stock, 9,20000 Fire Losses, none, Premiums in hands of Agents aud in ASSORTED JELLIES, Real E state, 100,000 00Re-Insurance Fund, estimated at 60 WOULD NOTBE WITHOUT PORT OF ROCKLAND. course of transmission, including un­ Accrued Interest and other items, 12.863 07 per cent, of Premiums received for NUTS, FIGS, collected office prem ium s, 65,86 outstanding Risks, TOBACCO, STOCKS. Acc-ued interest, 5,03 $1,055,105 7fi Bills (not rendered) for Books, Station­ A r r i v e d . $40,000 1; S. 10-40 Bonds...... Allother property, including Salvages, All outstanding Claims, $152,895 65 ery and Agency Supplies, VEGETINE CIGARS, Bills receivable and Real Estate, 34,86; No other Liabilities. Ar 23d, sells E G Knight, Colamore, Portland; $ 5,000 IJ. S . fis. 1881...... EDMUND FREEMAN, President. Richmond, Guptill, Boston; 24th, U( Castoff. Du- and all articles usually found in a ~,000 P ennsylvania S tate Loan, 6 per DWIGHT R. SMITH,'Vice-President. Total Liabilities, $12,288 02 For Ten Times its Cost! $ 6,009 Philadelphia City 6s...... SANFORD J. HALL, Secretary. In the Great Fire were obliged Capital, $500,000 00 The great benefit I have received from the use of $10,000 Am erican Steam ship Co’s 6 pur Net Surplus, 4,916 81 to remove their immense Stock of FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE. cent. Bonds...... 'A...... LIABILITIES. Dr. Cumming’s Vegetine, induce me to give my tes­ S a i l e d . $10,000 Alabama Stale Bonds...... timony in its favor. I believe it to be not only of Dry Goods, Carpetings, Curtains, Rockland, F eb. 28, 1872. 12tf Leases In course of adjustm ent, $45,606 3 Total, $501,916 81 great value for restoring th- health, but a preventa­ Shi 22d, sclis Utica, Thorndike, J'ortland; 23d, 100 Shares Commercial National Bank... “ Bank of Kentucky...... Ri-iusurance Reserve, 385,150 1< MARK HOWARD, President. tive of diseases peculiar to the spring and summer S W Brown. Mnddocks. Boston; F Jameson. Nash, gea stop reasonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made ther had Xecome so heavily involved in men and children coming forth pale and Blue Jack had the advantage of a good Rockland, Feb. 24, 1870. 1 ltf at this house. The Thomaston and Rockiuuu Accom­ to determine the validity anil utility oi Patents ot ‘1 do not know your motive for making modation Coaches leave this house dai y, connecting Inventions, and legal und other advice rendered in debt, that two weeks before his death the trembling, but full of joyful gratitude et such inquiries, Lieutenant,’ said Gay, af­ start, and was splendidly mounted, iiis —DEALER IN— all matters touching the same. Copies ot the claims farm had been sold by lbreelosuie ol their escape from death, or a late worse horse being a seasoned animal, born and SIMONTON BKOTHEK*). ut any patent turuished by remit! ing one dollar. As­ ter a moment's thought. ‘I do not there­ trains. signments recorded In Washingrun. bred on the plains, and endowed with De a l e r s in mortgage. than death. The camp took on its usual fore know how to reply to you. I should A good Boarding and Livery Stable in connec­ No Agency in the United States possesses superior And now what was Mark to do. uppearauce even before the retreating like to know the name of your friend great life and spirit. W . I . GOODS S illrs, IZ>t-Ofsss R o o d s , tion w ith the House. 3mo2 facilitiesjur obtaining Patents, or ascertaining the He was a lad of nineteen, slight and savages were entirely lost to view ill the whom 1 resemble, but for an answer to Blue Jack laughed aloud as the strong SUAW1.S, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, patentability of inrentions. boyish in frame, but with the strength ot far distance. That night they encamped animal bore him onward as if he had been LINENS, TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, GEORGE’S HOTEL, i.-ity ol a journey to W ashington to pro- your inquiries 1 must refer you to my —A N D - GLOVES, &c., a man in iiis sinewy’ arms. lie had had upon the prairie, and met witli no adven­ brother.’ a feather’s weight. He rose again in CloultliiiiH and C loalts. MAIN STREET, THOMASTON. 7 the usual advantages of education ail'ord- ture. A guard was maintained as on the Gay Heber seized the first opportunity his stiirups, and shouted back defi­ —ALSO.— ed to fanner's sous. antly: rPIII.S old, well known aud favorite Hotel, has been TESTIiluNIALS. previous night, hut no Indians were to he to inform her adopted brother of tho par­ Carpets A' Feathers. A leased by tlie undersigned, and beeu renovated, ‘ I regard Mr. Eddy as one ol the most capable and He returned home from his father's ‘Come on. Take Blue Jack if you CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. „ M , No. 4 B ERRY ’S BLOCK. remodeled aud farnished, is now opened lor nermu* seen. ticulars of her singular interview with neat and transient boarders. successful practitioners witli whom I have hud otD- grave to the small, uup«(nted story and a can!’ Rockland, May 13, 1872. 21tf ciul intercourse. Every day for tho week that followed the false Lieut. Fallon. ALSO, It will be am ply supplied with all that is necessary half house, and atier him came hi- la­ tile encampment on tile Little Blue, was •1 told him to speak to yon, Mark,’ she The pursuing officer shouted to the put- for tlie eorulbrt and convenience of its patrons. CHARLES MASON, Commissioner ot Patents.” 1 be undersigned’s old acquaintances und friends ut “ I have no hesitation in assuring inventors that ther's only lnoihcr, a well-to-do farmer, lull of incident, hut all of tile pleasant said, ‘hut my heart has been on lire over law to surrender, but the only reply was GQPJ, FLOUR, HEAL, W . O. HEW ETT, they cannot employ a man more competent and trust the L\ n d e Ho u se, where iie hasoi&ciaied as c l e r k . worthy, and nturv capable ol putting their applies who tc.-ided m tlie neighborhood. smt, nothing occurring to alarm the em­ since. W'liut if he should have known a mocking laugh. The officer then filed Dealer in Foreign and Domestic since it- opening, will please take notice of nis new This Kiu-le, ilr. William Heber, was a a shot at the fugitive, hut the bullet missed HABITA.T1ON. lie will be iiapp. to meet them. tiona in a loin, to secure tor then: an early and lavor igrants. my mother?' Coaches to take passengers to aud l'ruin the able consiueration a t the P atent Office. man of sixty years, pompous nud self- And at the end of the week, to their •lie looked like death when he first saw its mark, and Blue Jack, bending low to G J O O C i S cars. EDMUND BURKE. Beef, Pork, Hams, Butter, D B ¥ Late Commissioner of I’ateuts.” important. Jlis soul was of the smallest his horse’s neck, and digging the spurs A good Livery Stable connected with the house. great joy and relief, they arrived at Fort your face (Jay,’ said Mark thoughtfully. WOOLENS, CLOAKS, CLOAKINGS, Ac. “ Mr. R. II. E d i»y has made tor me over Tli IRTY pattern, and he bad never been known to Kearney. into the animal’s sides, swept on and Cheese, Lard, Dried Apffies, Prunes, Canned WILLIAM K. BICKFORD. applications for Patents having been successful in al- ‘It was as if he had seen a ghost.’ Cloaks Cut and Made to Order, Thomaston, Nov. 1, 1871. 47tf do a generous deed,'while he had done The emigrants did not halt at Fort, but Gay started, and exclaimed : away with the rush of a tornado. Meats, Fruit and Vegetables, Beans, Suoh unmistakable proof of great many mean ones. And after him swept the pursuers. Peas, Potatoes, Tobacco aud NO, 1 SPEAR SLOCK, ROCKLAND, MAINE. talent and ability ou his pari, lead: nd pressed on to Kearney City, where they •From the first moment I beheld the Cigars. Also, W. O. HEWETT, GIL0HREST7FLINT & c o T, ALL inventors to apply to him to procure their pa­ ‘Well. Mark,’ said his uncle, ‘I've sent encamped just at nightfall. Tiie emigrants watched the pursuit with tents, a* they may be sure of having the most faith­ man I shrank from him. I had an in- ful attention bestowed on thei. cases, end at v my folks on home, so that I can have a Here Conductor Lamlford found anoth­ stiudive fear and abhorrence of him. breathless interest until tile foremost fig­ reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGART? good talk with you. Morgan tells me lie er train, tile guide, of which had been Oh, Mark, dear Mark, don’t let him know ure upon tlie powerful Indian steed had Wooden Ware, Cutlery, Glass Ship Chandlers Boslou, Jan. i, 1872. Iy5 wants tile farm, lie lias held oil two stabbed tile night before by a notorious any more about me than he knows now!’ passed beyond their line of vision. —AND— weeks while George was dying, but he During the confusion Burk escaped K . J3. TS1A.YO, man. who had escaped arrest. The train •1 will not. Gay,’ said Mark soothingly. and Hard Ware, d e a l e r in 33 13. O K JtC 13 ?s» , wants to move in nest week. What are was offered to Landlord,-to he united with ■If lie is jour father, he shall not know also. you going to do?’ his own. that you are Ids daughter.’ At nightfall they halted upon tho south In fact, all articles usually found in a First Class FOREIGN ANO DOMESTIC 66 SOUTH STREET, •I don't know, uncle. I am trying to The assault that had been made upon Tho promise comforted Gay, who bank of tlie Platte, and were at supper I i Xfc Y O- O O I> S, N E W Y O R K . think. What cm Ido?' the'conductor of tile previously arrived smiled faintly through the gloom that had around their fires when tho troops were Corner Store,Fillnbury Bloch, '’uiuSt. Sept. 27,1871. Iyl2* ’1 have thougliLlhe matter over,’ said train was made a matter of discussion, fallen upon her. seen to approach, weary aud dispirited— Grocery Store. Mr. Heber, -. ini have thought upon a without their prisoner. Rockland, Sept. 30, 1871. I K S T i T U T S . and regret that his assailant had escaped As tome young people came toward the 34 TEMPLE PLACE, A03ICK, MASS. plan. lam willing to t . i a e you, Mark, was universal. Hebers, M irk arose abruptly, and went ‘The fellow has escaped us*’ said the of­ WARREN C. PERRIGO & CO., and treat y ou as my own m .i i . You shall ‘I know the fellow who dirked the con­ to look after his oxen. ficer. PA!?JTS, OILS, o r a t io w. k c c x e , The object in establishing this Institution have a home at inv house, and a seat a. H f Noccexjw io E. JF. Bar letl,) was to attain the greatest perfection in tho ductor,’ said Landford. ‘Hois aqierl'eet Gay was about to join Mark, when tho ‘You held on to the chase well, Lieu­ h o l e sa l e a n o e t a il e a l e r in I. my table. Wlial .Io you say?’ VARNISHES, W R D .AW preparation, practice and use of Vegctablo demon. I know that he has killed sever­ f a l s e Lieutenant Fallon approached him, tenant,’ said the conductor. ■You forget, uncle, t i:it 1 have some Kemedics, and to secure a permanent place al men. I saw him at Denver last year. offering him a cigar. ‘I can’t bear to go back to the fort with­ WINDOW CLASS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, Ollie... in the rSTRXtlW 1!T.O « K , the where Families, Invalids, or any person could one tq provide for lie ales myself.'sria He had just stabbed a miner from behind •Fine evening, Mr. Heber,’ said tho dis­ out him,’ was tlie quick reply. ‘There’s AND OVKH-SHOES, ronni.i latelyu.-.cupb'il b v ll. G. H all, l i l i l r i l a X D . AND PATENT MEDICINES. “ a k / m a INK ‘‘"’raTMV UOV, BEL- obtain the best medical advice, and such rem­ Mark. -Suppose 1 wvu to accept thi- a n d l obbed him of all his money and gold. guised Bine Jack courteously. ‘What! excitement all through the fort. Poor Sole Beathc**. W n x I.en th er . F re n c h nn~ eases, Seminal Weakness, after her or the child.’ iheu the long train took up its line of away his paling face from the keon scru­ Sioux about this quarter for a few days hr. Greene’s Medical Pamphlet, descrip­ •Her mother was a ere. y tramp, and march westward. tiny of tlie scheming villain. past, and no doubt Blue Jack has fallen M e n ’ s B o y s tive of diseases and their proper treatment, will nothing more. No wonder George was During the noon encampment, en the ‘The child I alluded to,’ continued the in with them. Tlie party is hardly large be sent free to invalids. b( liiudiiand. when io- wife adopted the following day, Gay had finished har din­ false lieutenant, ‘had black hair and enough to attack your train, and I under­ BOOTS & S T SA I I S R 1 S3. ' Address, It. GREENE, M. D., child of a ti.imp aim brought her up a ner, and a merry snatch of song was on brown eyes; rather a singular cotnbina- stand they have gone up toward Dakotalt. MANUFACTURERS OF-1 34 Temple Place, Boston., Mass. ladv.’ said his uncle. her lips, when one of the desperadoes tiation • but her mother, poor creature, Blue Jack has an Indian wife somewhere Mark colored. made under tlie mpervision nf Mr. CHARLES G. known as Burk, came up to her, and had the same features, and had been a up there ’ CHASE, at the .Maine S tate Prison, m : k a . l , •1 canunot 1. ’-r a word against my paused beside her, regarding her with ail great beauty in tier day. She was a New Upon the second flay after leaving Fori ihom aston. F eb. 22, 1872. 3m 11 mother.-i ’he - ii,i. •{ shall protectGay insolent stare. York belie, la belle Gabrielle! But she McPherson, tho emigrants made their AND DEALERS IN while I live, a id she shall not be separ­ •Hello, younkcr? he said gruffly, ‘I no­ went insane, and wandered away with midday halt in a grove of cotton-woods, ROCKLAND C O in , MEAL, OATS AVD RYE ! WILSON’S RHEUMATIC ated Iro n me.’ ticed you yesterday, and you are the pret­ her child and was never heard of more. upon the bank of the south fork of tlie MEAL at Boston Market Prices, and delivered t L •Then I wash mv it mils of you,’ ex­ tiest young one I ever did see. Got no •Il' you had seen the New York dailies Platte, at its junction with a wide, tree- Shippers at. the WUAUVi.j, without EXTRi claimed Mr. Hebei an/lily. ‘You can go lather nor mother, eh? Going west with of thirteen years ago,’ resumed the false fringed river which descended from tlie CHARGE. your own way. and get your own liv­ your brother, eh? Give ns a kiss, there’s lieutenant, ‘you could not have failed to northward, and here they concluded to BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY. Ail orders promptly attended to. ing.’ a doll!’ notice a striking advertisement offering a ! settle, CHO. MAYO, A ^ent, r "3 n li ~ k 7 -1 Very well, sir,’ said Mark quietly; In an instant site leaped to her feet. A. P. AMES, President. SEWJS r.'.- i - * j; ’ ‘ -3 i * »■* ic3 thousand dollars reward for information I Tim site of tho village was selected ex- its i f - * a i i -i .gh 'that is settled I hen.’ Child as site was, she resented the in­ of the whereabouts of an insane woman I actly at the junction of two rivers, upon Ju ly 18 1871. Iy- ROCKLAND, ME. In one week M i k had sold a pair of sult that had been offered iter with a wo­ and her child. The reward was after-...... a low bluff" overlooking the two streams. M i l E M , JUST SOUTH OP CROCKETT BLOCK. co! s which lie ha i iai>ed himself, tor live man’s offended pride and anger. ward increased to five thousand dollars. Then a public square was carefully J. P. CIL8.EY, osllya hundred dollars, the household I'm liiiin e N‘ . ot ti ckland, Sept. 27, 1871. ‘Ilow dare you ?’ she cried. ‘Go away, Did yon never hear of the advertisement laid out with mathematical e.xactucjs. nay be for nearly a- much mote, and was oil his HE above nameil Company Jm.-ing been duly or- ot the best if you touch me, i’ll call my brother.’ Mr. Heber.” Then eaoh man's lot was assigned him. giuiizt-l. and liavlng purelmsed the Iron FoundryHCoaasBlIor and ASsnisy at Law, Lin I the 111 daily pi wav. with liu le Gav, to the far West, 10 Ah. now, young one, you’re fooling.’ ‘Never,’ said Mark. How should 1 'dark Ileher’s was next to Whitman’s Tand Xtiicbinu sh o p ol Philo Tliunitou & Co., nro p re ­ ,vhtr a Ho seek ti ir li une- lie said insolently. ‘You act’ older than have seen it?’ on the eastei n side of the square, being pared lo ell orders tor uli kinds of KOC K LA X D, MA 3 K, ol pi T h e OFFICE AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE. aiilney truubh •tl to ectly•y ig I aveiiers a' rived at Leaven- 1 look you .for. I ’ll warrant no boy ex­ ‘All, yes; true. You were but a boy west, and iiis future garden ran ba;k to dial agent, it has mv t'uU- W"| - n aller a lung and l'.iligii'Ug journey. cept your brother lias kissed them lips o’ at the time. Yet if you lived near New tin: edge of tlie low bluff. Iron Castings and Machinery,! A pril 12, 1871. 17.tf Facts for Your Considerati n e.-t and best confidence. F. G. Cu'OK. Here Mad;, while looking for a wagon your’n, and I'm bound to have one—so York, you might have heard of the dis­ Mark llelier did a man’s work, aud in the beat manner anil at Reasonable Prices. We will cninnuraSe only a lew of the many leading For Sale Ever, where hv all Deniers. and a yoke of ox>‘:l wi i which to cross points of excellence, combined in the “ Domeatic.’ now ? ’ appearance? from the first day of this tim'd foil Whit­ CHAS. A. DAVS3, 3m42* D . G tY J .Il. I l.ori m id . l-iittd-bip, Jlo the pialries. feil in wita an old farmer Machinery of all Kind, repaired at leaving all minor points to the decision ot the oper As quick as a flash, site drew from her •I did not live in New Y’ork? man ceased to class Hie youth among the short notice. ittor It m akes tlie li.i.ned Wif i man, who li id been living in pocket a pistol Mark, find bought for her ‘Why. tlie conduelor fold me you came boys. Attorney and Counsellor at Law TH E AM?! Hl JA N We- era K tn-.is, Iml did not like it, and at Leavenworth, and which he had since F33SIHS AND BLA3X3MITHINS from York State? said the false lieuten­ in the course of a week, eight string CUSTOM HCG3E BLOCK, IX >CI< STITC EL Was now on ins wav io Neina-ka. M .rs laught her to use skillfully. She cocked ant. log-houses, each a story in height, mil couciiiiie I : ij 'u him, and Mr. Whitman ROCKLAND, MAINE. 46tf T h e K«-r»t F a m ily iM uchinc »»»«»«*! the pistol, and its four small dark tubes ‘So I did? responded Mark. pierced with loop-holes, and each prodd­ wifi, tlie least and most simple machinery . a--i.- e l id n ia pmeuasiiig a suitable out­ were promptly presented to tlie eyes of ‘May I ask from what part?’ inquired ed with a single capacious chimney, were SHUTTLE ‘'EWING MACHINE. It the i Straight Needle, fit, and Ilia m e mg!.: Al ir.; ami Gay ifork fo, inspection. He started back in Packard’s Capsiar Wincho3, WEAR> LES*' thin any other, ami combine., with irs r and improved the villain. finished, and fronted tho little naked W H. BEATTIE, remarkable sitn dicity, and ease ol running, great Were suifo'v tli need in their huge trav-| imafleeteil horror and amazement. ‘Certainly? said Mark. ‘I come from square. Cargo Winches, Ship’s Pumps, Windlass quietness ol operation with a wonderful tango ol eili: g wa ;o.i. oir - !e of i iie ci v, on tli ‘The little vixen!’ lie muttered. ‘She Purchases, ere., the western part of the State. May I ask Mark Ileher’s house was simply ar­ constantly on hand and made to order. edge of fie p: .■ ic. where M.. Wli'Unan. acts like a highwayman instead of a the name of the lady whose disappear­ ranged, built upon tlie plan generally Conssellor and Attorney at Law, 1st. Ex and i IVii a hi-. wile and seven cldl.ii en, iiad e n shrinking girl. S h e b e a t s alii’ ance called fort Ii the advertisement of adopted by the settlers. There were but The Foundry and Mochfi Shop will be und UJNIO7V i ; l o c k . •ramped. S s oilier l i nb es were with al superintendence ol M k. ii. B. B ean ‘1 was only fooling,’ he said aloud. ‘1 which you speak ?' two rooms, one being entered through the liie Bine thing Depart.!. it in charge of A; Over Blood Sc, Hix’s Jewelry Store, p bobbin, which them— ice s e v e n w.igous being -parked’ didn’ mt-aii nothing. Don’t say nothing Her given name was Gabrielle? said other. The inner room was to be Gai’s. O. B r a g g , who will us - iir« r he.-*t Plfbfw to th slK'.dr, cd cast st eel abut tie. ecu.ion oi all ordei led 1 lyJanl’72 ROCKLAND MAINE. 'B obb ailed u ilh half Use trou- in the foi m of a <•' cle—i hat i<. I lie pole young one. I’m off? Autonm t c Takeup. of one wagon resting upon the rear of the pieleuiieil officer evasively. ‘If II The outer room was to he parlor, ilinitig- R ockland, l'eb. 28, 1872. of the o d style, (long And he hastened to beat arc-treat to his eouhl get a trace of that insane woman room, kitchen, library, mid 'lark 's bed- "tit. Sell Ailjii'ting I« •in used it. other m>t- auollier—a id liie oxen, mules, horses, bth. FAN N o f Bi> i’l TOUT O F m i E O R AI» •inify in th e tension, and own proper quarters. mid her child, I would give a thousand room. I 1 his is a quality possessed cows, dogs mid pigs being gathered into JUS1MENT bvu1. S a i U 'L l 3 t s G o ., Bo;li lay long awake t h a t night in their the girl eoaxingly. ‘I have something to own sister, born of the same parents as ly, ‘You attend to the farm, aud leave T iTJ? • V ; 77 T5T' 7 “ 7 v'A V j q wagon, c' )' • up tin ier Hie canvas roof, tell you? .yourself?’ demanded the pretended offi­ the house to tile? B l i i i i s j i Jjlilt? I iijD ii'O i South Stoie, Pillsbury Block, their iioiLeon trial, b mid ll .e v talked in whispers of their great Mink climbed up beside Gay. his boy­ The shelter provided, tlie eight houses Rockland Me.,Get. 2 43tf future, and wondered what it had in cer abruptly. E . s ACH, store for them. ish lace full of tenderness and affectiou •I iio not tolerate any intrusion into my were left entirely to tlie management of HAVE REMOVED AW-Ht C am tloii, as he looked down upon his adopted sis­ private family atl'iirs. Lieutenant Fallon? tlie women, tiie men working upon the SSsPLl X j U-2::S.’£ ^ Agent for the A.’H.KICAX SEWING JIA- The next morning at daybreak tlie ter. stockade, which was constructed upon camp was astir. By sunrise the wagon said.Mark haughtily. ‘My si.-ter has al­ •Well, what is it, little Gay?’ he said, ready been annoyed by your questions in strict military principles, and was a mod­ M onszg& cs., Prop’re., /ur.ton, Maas. trail was ou its wav towmd the north­ as she hesitated. regard to history, mid I must request you el of worth and exccileiiee. NEW LIVERY & HACK STABLE, west. ‘Have you noticed that tnan Burk, who to leave us alone? ‘ it required two weeks and tlie labor MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, Me. | At night (bey halted beside a small joined us wit Ii the other train at Kearney ‘1 beg your pardon, Mr. Heber? said ol' sixteen men to complete this work. FHE CLOOO. MUSIC AND VARIETY s ream mid parked the wagons, mid had City ?’ asked (Jay. tlie villain, adding maliciously, ‘I see Whitin in and Iiis family had been liv­ supper, mid I eked and singsongs mid •I've seen him and noticed him? said this is a 3ore subject with you. You have ing in their house for a week. All the told sio. ie*. like oue great joyous fami­ Mm k. ‘Mr. Landford has a poor opinion famines had moved into their homes save ly. not said that Miss Heber is your own sis­ ;t o s 3 ! ot him. lie’s a confederate of Blue Jack ter. I presume you cauuot say so truth­ the Hebers, lint Gay with a pretty tyranny '/.--‘.U - i At daybreak, again they were on the Tlie many thousands who use way. l he out law. What have you to say about fully? Iiad not allowed Mark to cross the thres­ him. Gay?’ hold of his house since he had finished l a z a s w s ! i tlie com-c of ten days, Slaving trav­ ‘We will uot discuss the matter, sir. & fc jo a n is ’ •lie wanted to kiss me back at tho halt? Guy Helier is my sister, and while I live it. Celebr at ed Perfected elled lapii'lv for ox teams, they readied ort notice and at reasonable rates. | t «-t t- Tmmi •'■•-i th tiie L1 He Blue liver, a branch of the Big said Gay , miposedly, ‘and, as you were she shall not lack for a protector? Now, when "Mark unyoked his oxen, Jest a ceomnioduti.ms fur Boarding Horses and [ ci,j'ckerini .i >. it -'. R-.’irm •-VV.nmn.otfs/aml busy, I just pulled out ray pistol anil •All, yes? said the pretended officer, turning them loose in Iiis own yard, mid Particular attention is given to furnishing team ! iiUl° *orted» 1,1 prKea irotu jj> .uu Spectacles and Eye-Glasses, Blue T e w j neu built tires aifo tje<*an pronounce them to be the most -cared liim, lie lliouglitl uieantto shoot using Iiis favorite phrase of assent — drew iiis wagon under a great cotton­ .dies to Pcrjcct, Pleasant and lirillant Glasses ■PP0'.'. Themcnpro- him. a id went offlotlie rearof the train? •Brothers are not usually so devoted to wood in his hack garden, (Jay called to Iso. Books ki pt at i iis office for the different Slag ce. ;cj to pa k ': p wagons. ThePEKCTlANSTTlUPraohi'atSe-scrtatTonci E\ rafactured. Mm a s boyish brows grew stern, and sisters as you seem to be, Mr. llelier? him with a bright smile, saying that he es, where ali orders shoidU lie left. •1 clast ; ,,11,1 took over this route and cxpeD disease by anp; '"ing U.J blood wlUt FRED II. BERRY. £ demand for them is a sure Iiis e y e s flashed. That evening (Jay, whose curiosity had might enter tlie house with her. NATCSE’S ow n V italizino AoENr— 1K0M. CHAS. II. BERRY. Was : ■ .eked by Indians just here,’ said ■'I'ae coward ami villain!’ heexclaiined been stimulated by what had taken place, Hu came pleased and smiling, but Rockland, May 7,1872. covered anti Art perfected Couducioi Landlord. -They were unusu­ C«a«on.—Ba sure von ret rrru7ian Sinvp. nbodied in the tilul Iettse.,. •I’ll iio: ewnip him for that. How dared to find out something more about her {mused upon the threshold in mute amaze­ Ptaphlebi free. J. F. fob (ORE. lToprloiot. All warranted to give s ally bold, mid we bad a tough light— No. 05 Dry S I.. E 'vYorK. d prsn. TVC I he M32£ill* ite ?’ parentage, was examining some jewels ment. Sold by Dr'ugiji^JEoacraUr. The public in dealing vith us, may depend upon r, and last many years Good Heavens! Wiiat is that ?’ •liiin’t get into trouble on my account, which liatl been left by her mother, mid Was this tho room with four rough NEW LIVERY STABLE! the very lowest prices. He beheld, by liie last rays of tiie sun­ dear .Mai k !’ exclaimed Gay, in alarm, some trinkets which she had possessed log walls which lie had given into her Cor. Park and Union Streets, Xi3*Be’.vare of extravagant Fancy Pti L is ts ^ g ^ set. a mounted band of Indians, their • l i e 's a bad in in and lie might kill you. when a child. She had taken them from hands? P/Iusic Boxes': Music Boxes! Rent of Instruments payable in adva e. Second weapons gliti'.a iug in t l i e yellow light, lie didn't kiss me, mid I have taught him i little box in the bottom of her trunk, Was this sunny little home a log-house MR. 0 * S* ANDREWS their pluar ■ • nodding in Hie wind, as they Not onl'.' the tinkling, sweet toned little Mush i i.eep his di.-tance, so Unit, lie won't mid thought herself perfectly secure un­ on the plains? Boxes, but larger and larger ones, up to iu.men-t in 1(1 S l n t i came on i ke a ivij’i liviud. struments that produce bounds as powerful as thus, rile •liable me again. Don't speak to him, der the cover of the wagon, when she sud­ It seemed incredible. fez A I)e: in Books, S cry, foper Hangings l i i i l 'i i i i ■!' >•• \d Hie conductor, in a of a J’i: lioforfe. and till a bouse with melody. Cal ii 11 k. please doit’L!’ denly detected the false Lieut. Fallon peer­ For little clever-willed Gay, with her soon at :::: COL'It 1' STREET and select one fiotu tin •fare Fram es, Mouk Ail kinds ot From, voice I'm' .c iv y woman's face turn large stock -0 th at it may :k and Wool. 1 Gnnd^.d-fd and finish ale noi to-din . ' -ai l ’lie gu de grimly. C 1; . liu - fo d- . • •W ho calls?’ lie growled. ly attacked and flung into Hie Deep Can eral request that Gay should christen’the jyiUSE, Shot, Cups, &c„ in jobbinglots, at Boston d alibis «'.ab! Uiuivj:;. do u o t sm ut. Mol; Hebei and iiis young comrades ■Hush, you idiot!’ hissed Fallon, be­ yon as dead. Tiie lieuieu mt is now at sell lenient. ’rices, lor Cash. filed a voiiev. tween Iiis teeth. 'Have I fooled you ami l oil Keai ney. in a ci i u-.d eondiiioii, F*j2if II. n.CRIK A-CO. •J lie next nio.iient a Kin>wcr of bullets Gav's eyes brighlened, even while she 5 . . V B the boys as ea-ily as I fooled the eondue- mid we demand iiis would-be liiuider- shrank from the honor thus {mt upon T came hm iug toward the defenders of the lorol tlie train? Don't you know me? ei;!’ her. R M E S M Z TP 1 Cam?. 1 haven’t got my eard-ca-e wiiii me, but 'i'heemigrants iiad listened wiiii breath­ FIP.ST CLASS CHA.*. CB ‘l iiegim! cried Landlord. ‘Give it to I a Blue Jack, at your service.' Ha, ha less amazement to Hie announcement ol •lean’t,’she said. ‘Mr. Whilinan is the TW INES & NETTING, to get a Tram. Fast, Stylish nod iitl-.ihl-. The best oiliest of us all: and is our Mayor. Let MANUFACTURED BY Horses and neutest Carrlagci|in Rockland. Every cou- G S 3 N T E 'em, Wait n; n. i he SCI pent lias got into Kden the officer in elimge of tiie small detach­ him name the village? TV. \t biiui.i,i did ‘give it to them? mowing ‘I and tlie boys have looked for you to ment of Hoops. They were actually WM E. liO O PEIt & S(f\S. down three moan e l s a v a g e s . Jioi ses and spellbound. Not so Hie person most in- ‘Then i’ll call it llebcr; in honor of our Send for Price-List.] Bullituore, Alii. join ms all day? said Bark. -Bat of eouise June za. ibll. Iy--1 ry kcro.-e riders roiling over and over in horrible we didn't look for you in this disguise,’ leic'ied in the announcement—Blue Jack little Gay? cried Mr. Whitman. ‘What G-. C. ESTAEEOOE, M. T j :d pet b et ' dem u agony. Upon I he moi n ing niter the couutei leit himself. do you all say, my friends?’ 1 fuh’y j. i the I ue i e.naiaing savages again came to a Lieut. Fallon had joined liie wagon train, Tuc desperado iiad (Minprcbcnded Hie llelier it is!’ cried a dozen voices, in Important to File Consumers, PHYSICIAN AND SI’ HGEON, IlLhSttX RIVES! OiL WORKS, EPH. P-Rj’V Prop’t. hall, Inn only loi nil iiisiaut. Wiiii a ter­ acclaim. D A YE appointed utt Agency in Rockland to re­ Hie camp was astir as usual at daybreak. eriaud ol the Hoops in liie first moment Office Opposite Lynd’s Hotel, XSO CASXlir EE EQC.V r> IDE rific wa: wli-.op. t iiey came on again io I lie The Irani baited at noon oil Hie river of their appearance. After his first seu- At that moment a boy who had been I ceive all kinds ol worn out tiles to be recut. ousl.i'ignt, firing as they e.une, aud look­ All orders or packages Ml at J. C. LIBBY & l> M JE 3 . POD: (Y. Bill •..LIANC’Z and ECOSOWT. The Great Eir^lirh bank, opposite a lovely island. At sun­ saiiou of laiuiiiess mid ler.O i, lie had re­ plating upon liie plau'orin inside the SOS’S S1GRE,(N»- 4. Custom Hou-e Block), win ing like incarnate demons. set they again hailed mid lor Hie night. covered ins eoidness aud courage, aud stockade came in, gasping the woids: be attended to with promptness and d.zpab b. Rocklaud. Feb '.5, 1871. jcti F ur i shed i d ‘All together!' cried I he guide. was himself again. JGB COLLETT, File Matiulactuii rs, RHEUMATIC REMEDY The other men and all the boys fired, Li liie course of the evening Lieut. Indians/' The above we publish as a A ug. 1871. TALBOT BUST & GOULD, J. R. BARTLETT & CO., n r 1>A •: 11 l:\- Fallon approached Gay, aud said: At the very eo nm -necmcnt of the of- specimen chapter; but Hie continuation each with especial mm. Six mounted sav­ WtlOLESAI.E 2S ISUrA STKEfoT, m tj; ARRIET VANSTONE, ages tell (iiHnre the deadly rain. ‘Miss Helnr. I inustsay to you that you flcei's announcement, Blue Jack ex­ of this story will lie found in the New »st o n . TSOC l* l. x X M U. changed gimmes v. i, ii I he lenuied mid Yoi k Lodger. Ask l'oi the number dated CROW rj TiEAS, A patliu immedi i.elv seized upon the are startlingly like a lormei iriciui ol R. Y. <’R IQy A < <>., r . •,.; ! ■ . I ■ e.l o. (>. II. JXGl.’.UMJI. M:vi Ii fid. which can lie had at any news vxCKI U fresh (mm ibn , ■ w - t sttrvivois. la tin. midst of it, Wiittinuu mine. It seems almost us If site stood ,-owei iug Ifork. Tne hitler penned one DEALERS IN ICE, Sole Agon's tor F 1 -d : d v einily. iiembliiig u.igv over Ins shoulder lo a lli.e <>r b iok-sloie. If jouareuot with­ ' r'. ,!■■■••. I I i '- I A ‘ 2b! I I ut 14OCICI»OKT. -MjLINE. to gt imly touched off ids field piece anew. before mu iis I II,.o knew her. It is u Ih, l ,| „ ' r - I J .» < ••••■ •■! ■: f ‘ Hnlhoru A Ovvi loch,-A^enu for 1 homasfon in icaeli of a news olliee. you e..n have Gosioii. Applications for Freight Invited, 'inis en led'thu emiUii-t. fine savages strange, a stall ling ronoUJenec I coulo -pot at a I e 11 anco, wlieie Bine byA tu.-o /z.l *(-•>.. liocldaud, Feb. I,‘l87 -. Cmo8 with hoi I ible ye'.ls beat mi in-..ui'aaeous almost Hliuk — Olli tin, I (lO iolde! Yon Jack's hoise s.o.fd grazing, saddled lor I iie Ledger mailed to j nil for oue year by R ockport, J a n . 22, 1S71. retreat, Je.ivmg laeir dea.i upon tlie field, are 1 ae si-ter of M,, H«byi, ipy you ma ? sending tin ee dollars lo Robert Bonner, WM. A. CAMPBELL, publisher, Now York. lU’liilta Uluck, Itasoiaiiau, tie, BLANKS, Town Ordors and Auditor’s Be- jos prikt;nc. Wedtflna and Visidna Cards and dragging away their wounded. Gay’s pure l'auu fimdiud. In an instant the chief desperado darted ports printed at abort notice N eatly aud JL’rom pLIy Executed rluted.ui Ihls oflico Rockland Gazette....Extra.

Public Laws of tho Stato of Maine, passed by the Fifty-first Legislature, A. D. 1872.

C h apter 1. Be. it enacted, d c ., as follows: S ect. 3. This act shall take effect when approved. AX ACT relating to the Superior Court for Cumber­ S ect. 1. That section thirty-eight of chapter forty [A pproved February 16, 1872. land County. of the revised statutes be amended by striking out Be it enacted by the. Senate, and House of Jtepresenta- the words ‘and January” in the third line of section Chapter !>. tires in Legislature assembled, as follows: thirty-eight, and insert the word ‘and’ after the AN ACT to repeal section thirty-seven, chapter five * S ection 1. Chapter two hundred and sixteen of word “November,” in the second line of said section, of the revised statutes, relating to the deeds given the public laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, so the section shall read as follows: bv settlers upon the public lands. entitled “An Act to enlarge the jurisdiction of the Sect. 33. There shall he a yearly close-time of Be it enacted. ,Ce.. as follows: Superior Court in the county of Cumberland,” is land-locked salmon, trout and togue during the Section thirty-seven of chanter five of tlie revised hereby re-enacted and declared to be in lull force and mouths of October, November and December, during statutes, relating to the right of the purchaser of ellect; and tin* criminal jurisdiction conferred upon which none ot the lish mentioned above shall be public lots to convey w ithout consent ol' his wife, is the Superior Court for the county of Cumberland by taken or killed in any manner, under a penalty of hereby repealed. [Approved February 16,1S72.J the above-named act is hereby allirmed, and all its not more than thirty nor less than ten dollars. at:d a Chapter BO. doings in criminal cases which have been in accord­ further line ot one dollar for each fish so taken or AN ACT in relation to Normal Schools and normal ance with the provisions of said act are hereby killed; but this section shall not apply to the taking departments. confirmed and declared to bo legal and valid. of blueback trout in Franklin and Oxford counties, Be it enacted. it enacted. «Cc., as follows: 7Je »7 enacted, cfr., as follows: the office of the State superintendent of common S ect. 1. The provisions of chapter one hundred S ect. 1. The first section of chapter one hundred schools. The register and blanks thus furnished ami and seventy-eight of the public laws of eighteen and seventy-nine, public laws eighteen hundred and kept shall te returned annually to the State superin­ hundred and seventy-one is hereby amended so as to seventy-one, are hereby continued in force for one tendent of common schools on or prior to the first, read a* follows, nam ely: year from the thirty-first day of December, one day of December, and the information so furnished Sect. 1. Towns, cities, and village corporations thousand eight hundred and seventy-one. shall appear in his annual school report, for the use may make such by-laws and ordinances as they deem S ect. 2. No officer of any city or town shall be and benefit of the legislature. entitled to any fees or compensation from the State proper, respecting the location and protection ot Sec t . 2. This act shall take effect when ajiproved. monuments, boundary-stones, curb-stones, stepping- for services performed under this act, or in carrying [Approved February 1G, 1872.] stones, or horse-blocks, trees, lamp-posts, posts and into effect its provisions. hydrants, and all other things placed within toe Sec t . 3. This act shall take effect when approved. Chapter IS. limits of their roads, ways and streets, by municipal [Approved February 5 ,1S72.] AN ACT to change the punishment for burglary authority and for legitimate municipal purposes; and and rape. no monuments, boundary-stones, curb-stones, step­ Chapter <5. Be it enacted, dc , as follows: ping-stones or horse-blocks, trees, lamp-posts, posts, AN ACT additional to chapter sixty-four of the re­ S ect. I. In all cases of burglary and rape the liydrants, or other objects placed as aforesaid, which vised statutes, relating to executors and adminis­ court may sentence tor life or for a term of years. an* now located, or shall hereafter be located in ac­ trators. Sect. 2. This act shall take ellect sixty days after cordance with the requirements of such by-laws and Be it enacted, «fc., as follows: its approval. [Approved February 17, 1872.] ordinances, shall be deemed a defect in such road, Executors or administrators residing out of the State at. the time of giving notice of their appoint­ Chapter 13. w ay or street. ment. shall appoint an agent or attorney in the State S ect. 2. This act shall take effect when approved. AN-ACT to amend section one. and to repeal .•op­ [Approved January 29, 1372.J and insert his name ami address in such notice. De­ tions eleven and twelve of chapter nine of tho mand or service made on said agent or attorney shall revised statutes, relating to salary of Indian Agents. C h ap ter 3 . bind the principals and the estate in their care ns if Be it enacted, d c., as follows: made on themselves. [Approved February 13,1872.] S e c t. 1. Section one of chapter nine of the re­ AX ACT to amend sec ion thirty-three of chapter vised statutes is hereby amended by striking out o f eleven of the revised statutes, relating to the loca­ C h ap ter 7. the fifth line of said section the words “four hundred tion of school-houses. AN ACT to secure a lien on brick. and fifty,” and inserting instead theroo' the words Be it enacted, dc., as follows: Be it enacted. «!<•., as follows: •three hundred.’ So‘that said section as amended S ect. 1. Section thirty-three of chapter eleven of S ect. 1. Any person who performs or furnishes shall read as follows: the revised statutes, in the sixth line, shall be amend­ labor or wood for manufacturing and burning bricks Sect. 1. The persons who have been appointed as ed by striking out the word “forty” and inserting in shall have a lien on such bricks for such labor and agents for the Penobscot and l’assamaqiioddy tribes lieu thereof tin* words 'one hundred,’ so that the wood, to take precedence of all other claims, and to of Indians, shall continue to perforin the duties as­ section a? amended shall read as follows: continue in force thirty days after the same are signed to them according to the tenure of their re­ Sect. 33. When tlie location for the erection or burned suitable for use, provided said bricks remain spective appointments. The agent of the Penobscot removal of a school-house and necessary buildings in the yard where burnt, and to be enforced by at­ Indiajis shall receive three hundred dollars, and the lias been legally designated, ami the owner thereof tachment within that time, which .shall have prece­ agent of the Passatnaqnoddy Indians three hundred refuses to sell or asks an unreasonable price for it. in dence of all attachments and incumbrances not made dollars annually, payable in tne months of May and the opinion of the municipal officers, or resides to secure a similar lien; and such suit may he main­ November, out of the funds of said respective tribes, without the limits of this State and has no author­ tained though tho employer or debtor is dead and bis in lull lor their services as agents, including com­ ized agent or attorney within the same, they mqy estate rendered insolvent, and in that case his execu­ missions on disbursements. lay out a school-house lot, not exceeding one hun­ tor or administrator may be summoned to answer S ect. 2. Sections eleven and twelve of chapter dred square rods, and appraise the damages, as is thereto, and judgment rendered ns in other cases nine of the revised statutes are hereby repealed. provided for laying out town ways ami appraising against executors and administrators, and execution S ect. 3. This act shall take effect when approved. damages therefor; and on payment or tender of such issued and enforced to satisfy such lien. [Approved February 17, 1872.] damages, or if such owner does not reside within S ect. 2. Tills act shall take effect when approved. this State, upon depositing such damages in the [Approved February 13,1872.] Chapter 13. treasury o f such town or district for his use. the. AX ACT relative to tho service of precepts upon town or district, designating it may take such, to be C h apter 8 . deputy sheriffs. held and used for the purposes aforesaid: and when AN ACT additional to cliapter five of the revised Be it enacted, d c., ns follows: such school-house as is required of the town or dis­ statutes relating to trespass on public lands. Any precept against, the deputy of a sheriff may be trict has ceased to be thereon for two years, it shall Be it enacted. <£<•.. as follows: served by any other deputy of the same sheriff. revert to the owner, his heirs or assigns. And any S ect. 1. Whenever any team?, implements, appa­ [Approved February 17, 1872.J incorporated city may take real estate for the en­ ratus ami supplies are or shall he seized under the largement or extension of any location designated provisions of section seven ot chapter five of the Chapter 11. for the erection or removal of a school-house and revised statutes, the land agent shall cause the same AX ACT to promote immigration and facilitate the necessary buildings, and for necessary play-grounds to be sold at public aution. by giving notice of tho settlement of the public lands. as herein provided, but no real estate shall beso taken time and place of sale at least two weeks in some lie it enacted, dc.. as follow s: within thirty feet of a'dwelling-house. new spaper published in the county w here the trespass S ect. 1. There si: ill be a board o f im m igration in S ect. 2. This act shall lake effect when approved. was alleged to have been committed, ami the pro­ this State, composed of the governor, secretary of [Approved .January 29, 1372.J ceeds, alter deducting expenses, charges and lees, State, and land agent. shall be paiil into the Stale treasury.and an account S ect 2. It shall he the duty of said board to ap­ C h a p t e r 4 . rendered thereof by the land agent to the governor point a commissioner of immigration, an agent resi­ AX ACT to amend section thirty-eight of chapter and council at once. dent in New Sweden, and to exercise a general sujier- forty of the revised statutes, relating to th e yearly S ect. 2. This act shall apply to seizures made be­ vision over the expenditure of all moneys appropri-

S ect. 3. 1* shall bn the duty of said commissioner the names of all the stockholders, their residence, lie it enacted, a d citv.town one, is hereby repealed. ation for same purpose, enacted by the legislature in or plantation his deputy, who may iu the clerk's ab­ S ect. 2. Tiie organization of any corporation al­ the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred sence perform all the dudes of said office, with the ready formed under the provisions of sections eight­ and seventy-one. sam e effect as if done by tin* clerk. Thu appuiutm eut een, "ninetem and twenty of chapter forty-eight of S ect. 4. It shall be the further duty of said com­ may be mad,.* in writing as follows: the revised statutes, is hereby made legal, notwith­ missioner to exercise a general care and oversight 1 hereby appoint to perform the duties standing any Ifilure to comply" with the provisions of over all immigrants coming to Maine, to give them of town clerk iu the town of during my ab­ section one ot the act hereby repealed, if otherwise all needful information, to assist them in settling sence from the clerk ’s oflice. organized according to law. upon the public lands of the State, or obtaining em­ Clerk of the town of Sec t . 3. This act shall take effect when approved. ployment within its borders, and to have special Said deputy shall he sworn to faithfully perform (lie [Approved February 2 0 ,1S72.) charge of the c dony at New Sweden, to the end that it< development and prosperity may be promoted in Chapter 22. every way consistent with law; and the compensa­ [A pproved F ebruary 20, 1872.] AN ACT additional to an act entitled “ An Act addi­ tion and entire expenses of said commissioner shall tional for the assessment and collection of taxes.” net exceed the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars. C h n p l r r £ 7. lie it enacted. «0c., as follows: And it shall be tin; duty ol said agent, resident in AN ACT to amend section eight of chapter ninety of •Sec r. 1. Tin* provisions of an act entitled “ An Act New Sweden, to have special charge of the Stale lhi* revised statutes, relating to uctions oil m ort­ additional for tin* assessment and collection of,axes,” store-house, stores, tools, and all oilier State property gages. approved Febuary twenty-seven, eichteen hundred there, to receive ami disburse all State supplies, and it enacted, u e ig h t of chapter ninety of the revised stat­ shall no, apply to hides owned by per.-ons res ding the c itnpensation of said agent shall nut exceed the utes, is hereby amended by inserting in the eighth out of the State, nor to the leather, the product sum ol three hundred dollars. line, next after the word “judgment,” the following; of such hides, when it appears that tin* hides were S ect. 5. The board afore-aid mar, if in tln ir •and i’, after the expiration of three years from the sent into the State for the pur ose of being tanned, opinion the circumstances requin* it, expend for time of the rendition of the judgment, the writ of and to in* carried out of the State when tanned. provisions, tools and seed to be .-old to c donists. amt possession has not been served or the judgment e , t . 2 All persons engaged in the business of f..r which payment may be taken in labor on the wholly satisfied, another conditional judgment may, tanning leather in this State, shall on or before the mads, public buildings ami other public works, an on scire-facias, sued out iu the name o f the mortga­ first dav ot April in each year, furnish ,o the assessors amount not exceeding eight thousai d dollars; for gee or a-'ignee, he rendered, and a writ of possession of the city, town «»r plantation w here such persons schools, two hundred dollars, and for all other neces­ issued as before provided ’ are carrying on said business, a full account, on oath, sary ai 1 an amount nut exceeding one thousand dol­ [Approved February 20,1872.] of all hides and leather on hand received by them lars. from without the State, and also all hiih s and"leather S ect. fi. The board af iresaid may cause all immi­ Chapter IS. or, hand from beasts slaughtered in this State, which grants arriving u nder tin* provisions o f this act. to be AN ACT to amend section sixty-five of chapter )a«t named hides and leather shall be taxed in the settled on anv ot the public lands of the Slate not eighteen of the revised statutes,"relating to injuries town where tanned. otherwise appropriated, and assign t » each man over by d efect ill ways. S ect. 3. This act shall take effect when approved. twenty-one years of age. by certilicate from the land lie it enacted.

by such laying out or widening or otherwise altering ters animals by virtue of a contract with, or by con­ of all public laws relating to fisheries, and shall havo nr discontinuing of such street or way; provided, sent of the owne^ shall have a lien thereon for the all the powers given to fish wardens by the following however, that the whole assessment so made shall amount due for such pasturing, feeding or sheltering, section. Each person so appointed shall bold olf.ee not exceed the damages so allowed. And that be­ to secure payment thereof with costs, to be enforced three years, unless sooner removed, and bis pay shall fore such assessment shall be made notice shall be by attachment in courts ot competent jurisdiction, be fixed by tin*governor and council.who slia.l audit given to all persons interested to appear before said in the same manner as Hen on goods and personal bis accounts and cause the same to Ue paid troni the city council, at a time and place specified, if they baggage by inn-holders or keepers of boarding- Stale treasury; pro vid- d, that the total amount paid ffmll see cause, to be beard upon the subject, matter, houses. to all the wardens shall not exceed fitteeu hundred which notice shall be published in some newspaper Sect. 2. This act shall take effect when approved. I dollars annually. in said city at least one week before said time of [Approved February 23,1872.] S ect. 3. Section thirty-six of said chapter hearing. by amended by striking out the words ••<*<»’ a,‘d S ect. 2. After said assessment shall be made up­ Chapter 27. in the second lino of said se^r/on, and by in­ on such lots or parcels ami the amount lixed upon AX ACT concerning railroads. serting the word ‘five’in t h e ? o l each ot said each^ the same shall be recorded by the city clerk, Be it enacted, -nme the charter or by-laws of such company to tfi*’ co11* within the above limits,between the first day of April three weeks successively in stone newspaper pub­ trary notwithstanding. and the first day of November, without the written lished in said city, the lir-t publication to be within [Approved February 23. /

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Sect. 3. 1* shall bn tlie duty of said commissioner the names of nil the stockholders, their residence, to collect statistics ami other useful information con­ the amount of stock owned by each and the whole cerning the c.imate, soil. productions and resources amount of stock paid in. The secretary is to lav the bridges f r «>»•- purpose of public travel.au* required ot-the State, the amount and location of unsettled same before the legislature within the first thirty dnys to keep the same snowed at all r< asonable limes. lands in Maine, the terms offered by the Stale to set­ of its session. [A p p roved Feb ru ary 2 0 ,1S72.J tlers, together with the condition and progress of S e c t. 2 This act snail take effect when approved. the c dotty at New Sweden, >»nd such other in fo r m a ­ [Approved February 20,1872.] Chnpter 21. tion a- he mav deem proper, and cause the same to AN ACT to repeal chapter one hundred eighty-seven be translated’ into the Swedish language. and dis­ Chapter 16- of tlie public laws iJ’eighteen hundred seventy-one tributed in Sweden and the United States in such AN ACT authorizing the appointment of deputy relating to the organization of corporations. manner as may be deemed desirable and best calcu­ town clerks. 2?e it enacted, dec., as follows: lated to promote the provisions • 1 this act; provided Be it enacted. &c„ ns f Glows: Si:cr. 1 ( liapter one hundred and eighty-seven the whole amount expended for this purpose shall S ect. 1. Tin* clerk of any city, town or plantation of tin* public laws of eighteen hundred and seventy- not exceed the unexpended balance of the appropri­ in this State, may appoint a citizen of sa d citv.town one, is hereby repealed. ation for same purpose, enacted by the legislature in or plantation his deputy, who may in the clerk s ab­ S ect. 2. Tlie organization of any corporation nl- the year of our Lord oue thousand eight hundred sence perform all the duties of said office, with the [ ready formed under the provisions of sections eight­ and seventy-one. same effect as if done by the clerk. The appointment een, nineteen and twenty of chapter forty-eight’ of Sect. 4. ' It shall be the further duty of said com­ may be mad.* in w riting as follows: tlie revised statutes, is hereby made legal, notwith­ missioner to exercise a general care’and oversight 1 hereby appoint to perforin the duties standing any failure to comply with the provisions of overall immigrants coming to Maine, to give them of town clerk in t he town of during my ab­ j section one ot the act hereby repealed, if otherwise all niM>dful inforina’ion. to assist them in settling sence from the clerk's office. organized according to law. upon tliepublic lands of the State, or obtaining em­ Clerk of the town of I Sect. 3. This act shall take effect when approved. ployment within its borders, and to have special Said deputy shall be sworn to faithful’y perform (lie [A pproved February 20,1872.} charge of the c ilony at New Sweden, to the end that duties of his office before he enters thereon. its development and prosperity may bp promoted in S ect. 2. This act. shall take effect when approved. Chnpter 22. every way consistent with law; and the cotnpensa- [A pproved F ebruary 20, 1872.J AN ACT additional to an act entitled “An Act addi­ tion’and ontire expenses of said commis-ione/ shall tional for the asse.-sment and collection of taxes.” not exceed the sutn <»f twenty-five hundred dollars. Chapter c 7. lie it enacted. ard any such lobsters, shall widening streets. dences of all stockholders in either, and no dividend be liable for any tines ami costs herein provided for, lie if enacted, dec.. ns follows: shall be paid to any stockholders in either.whose res- ami any person may seiz" ami detain said property S ect. 1. W hen ever th e city council of any city i lence lor the time being is not entered on the books not exceeding twenty-iour iiours.in order that it may in this State shall lay out any new street or public Thereof; and the cashiers of banks, and clerks or be attached and taken by due process of law. to sat­ way, or widen or otherwise alter or discontinue any treasurers of all c irporations. ho'ding property liable isfy any judgment that may be recovered,nut it shall struct or way in such city, and shall estimate and to be taxed, within seven days after the lirst'day of at any time be released on payment, bv the owner or decide that any person or persons or corporations April annually, an* to return under oath, to the as­ master, of the fine, costs and reasonable expenses. have or will sustain any damage thereby, and tlie sessors of a town in which any of its stockholders re­ S ect. 5. The penalty :aforesaid may be recovered amount thereof to each in tlx* manner that now is side. the names of such stockholders, the amount of in an action o f debt, half to the person suing there­ or m av lie provided b y la w .it shall be lawful fur stock owned by them «»n tin* first day of April, and for aud half to the town where the offense is commit­ said cifcv council to apportion tlie damages so esti­ tin* amount ot stock paid into such corporation; such ted. mated and allowed, or such part thereof as to them returns are to be the basis of taxation on such prop­ S ect. 6. This act shall take effect when approved. may seem just, upon the lots or parcels of land ad­ erty. [A pproved F ebruary 20, 1S72.J jacent to and bounded on such street or way, and Sect. 22. Such cashiers and clerks or treasurers, not those lots for which damages are allowed, in within seven days after the first day of December an­ (Ihnpfcr 2 9 . such proportions as in their opinion such loti or nually, are to make return to the secretary of State of AN ACT relating to snowing covered bridges. parcelscels ot land are benefited er made more valuable| 1 S 7 2 PUBLIC LAWS OF TIIE STATE OF MAINE. by such layingout or widening or otherwise altering I ters animals by virtue of a contract with, or by con- j of all public laws relating to fisheries, and shall have or discontinuing of such street or way; provided, j sent of the own% shall have a lien thereon for the j all the powers given to fish wardens by the following however, that the whole assessment so made shall I amount due for such pasturing, feeding or sheltering, j section. Each person so appointed shall hold office not exceed the damages so allowed. And that be­ 1 to secure payment thereof with costs, to be enforced [ three years, unless sooner removed, and his pay shall fore sueh assessment shall b.* made notice shall be i by attachment in courts of competent jurisdiction, he fixed by the governor and council.who sha I audit given to all persons interested to appear before said in the same manner es lien on goods and personal 1 his accounts and cause the same to be paid trom the city council, a: a time and place specified, if they baggage by inn-holders or keepers of boarding- , Stat«» treasury; provid' <1, that the total amount paid !*iall see cause, to he heard upon the subject matter, to nil the wardens shall not exceed fifteen liun which notice shall be published in some newspaper beet. 2. This act shall take effect when approved, j dollars annually. in said city at least one week belore said time of [Approved February 23,1872.] S ect. 3. Section thirty-six of. aid • niter is h ? hearing. by am ended by striking out the w< r-. • i.i-u S ect. 2. After said assessment shall be made up­ C hapter t3Z. “one” in the s e c o n d - 4 • . by in­ on such lots or parcels and the amount fixed upon AX ACT concerning railroads. serting the word i said each, the same shall he recorded by the city clerk, Be it enacted, tie., as follows: words, so that a-- i:i*:.e follows: and notice‘■hall be given within thirty days after the Any stockholder, or representative of any stock­ •Sect. 3G. X o sr.’- . ‘her m igra­ assessment to each owner and proprietor of said lots holder. in any railroad company shall have power to tory fish shall he taken within five hundred yards of mid parcels, by delivering to each of such owners call for a stock vote of such company at any meeting any fishway or within live hundred yards of any dam resident in said city a certified copy of such record­ of the stockholders of such company.on any question or mill-race, nor shall any structure or implement ex­ ed assessment, or by leaving such copy at his last that may be legally before such meeting, anything in cept -ingle hook and line be used lor taking any fish and usual place of abode, and by publishing the ►nine the ciiarter or by-laws of biich company to the con­ within the above limits.between the first day of April three weeks successively in some newspaper pub­ trary notwithstanding. and the first day of November, without the written lished in said city, the first publication to he within [Approved February 23, 1872.] permission of tin* wardens of the district in which it said thirty days', and said city clerk within saul is s'tuatrd, and approved by the commissioner of fish­ th irty days shall deposit in the post office o f .-aid C h a p t e r t3N. eries, nor sha I lo ok and line be used w ithin fifty city, postage paid, a certified copy of such nssess- AX AC!' to amend sic,ion live of chapter seventy- yards of any fishway. The penalty for the violation m -nt directed to each of sucli owners or proprietors seven of the revi.-ed statutes, relating to the equity of this section shall be a tine of not more than fifty residing out of said city, whose place of residence jnri-diction m the supreme judicial court. nor less than ten dollars lor each ollense, and a tur- may he known to said clerk, and the c rtilicate of B it ■ nut-hd, i£c.,cs follows: ther fine of ten dollars for each salmon, one dollar said clerk duly made shall be deemed and taken to I Tin- ninth specification of section five, chapter sev­ for each .-had, and twenty cents fur each ale wife so be sufficient evidence of these facts, and the registry enty-seven of the revised statutes is hereby amended taken. [Approved Feb. £3, 1872.] of deeds for each county in the State as the case may by striking out the word *,or” in the lirst line thereof, be. shall he the evidence of title in allowing or assess­ and by inserting after the word “districts” in the Chsplrr 30. ing damages and improvements under tills act, so first Hue in said specification the words ‘village cor­ A X ACT to fix the salary of the county attorney for far as notice is concerned. porations or other public corporations by whatever the county of Somerset. Sect. 3. Any owner or proprietor as aforesaid nam e.’ am i by inserting after the word “ tax ation” in /;.• .• > iif-teri. »< i'. 1. The salary of the county attorney for hd or parcel of land, may at any time within six from taxation* so that said specification as amended S ni« i -. t county shall be three hundred and fifty dol- months after such assessment have the same assessed shall read as follows.: iai.- instead of the sum now fixed by law. by a committee or jury as now provided by law for N in th -----When counties, cities, towns. school dis­ 6 EOT. 2. This act shall take elleet when approved. the estimate of damages for land taken for laving tricts, village corporations, or other public corpora­ [Approved February 23, 1872.] out, altering, widening or discontinuing any new tions l»v whatever name, for a purp* sennt •mthorized street or public way in either of said cities; and if, by law, vote to pledge their credit or to raise money Chapter 32. upon appeal, such owner or proprietor shall tail to by taxation or exempt property from taxation, or to AX ACT additional re-pecting railroads, relating to recover a larger sum than that assessed by the city pay uionev from their treasury' or for such purpose location uml construction near depots ol'other rail­ council, then said city shall recover costs after such any ol their ofl.cers or agent-attempt to pay out such roads. appeal, which shall he added to and become a part money, thecoiirt shall have equity juri.-diction on Be it enacted, <(•<•.. a’ fo’lows: ol said assessment. And if said owner or proprietor application ol not less than ten taxable Inhabitants S ect. 1. No railroad company shall construct or shall recover a larger sum than that asses.-ed by the therein. maintain any track, or run any engines or cars on city council, then tin* applicant shall recover costs [Approved February 23,1872.] anv stre, t or highway so near any depot of any other after said appeal, and the clerk of the courts for the railroad as to endanger the sate and convenient ac­ county, as the case may be. within thirty days after C lin p i e r *29. cess to and use ol such depot lor ordinary depot pur­ final judgment in case of appeal, certify such judg­ AX ACT to amend i-ti n -t »•.vnty-five, thirty-one, poses. ment to the clerk of said city, as the case mav he. and thirty-six of chap’er forty of tin* revi-ed stat­ S ect. 2. No railroad company shall take the S ect. 4. In case tin* sums so assessed by said city utes, relating to fish and appointm ent of fish cuin- grounds occupied by any other railroad company and council upon such lots or parcels of land shall not necessary tor its use for depot purposes, without the be paid to the city treasurer within six months after /»»• ?Z enuett d, as follows: consent of such company. When application is made such asses-m ent, and no appeal is claimed, the mayor S ect. 1. Sec.ion twenty-live of chapter forty of to take any such grounds, the railroad commission­ of said city, under the order of tin* city council, nuy tin* revised statutes is hereby amended by striking ers, upon notice and hearing thereon, shall determine issue his warrant directed to the city treasurer of out all of -aid section after word “printed,” amt in­ w hether the land proposed to bp taken is nece.-.-aiy as said city, reciting substantially the proceedings had, serting in the place so stricken out the following, to aforesaid or not, and whether any public necessity and direct said treasurer to sell all sufii lots the as­ wit: ‘He or they shall receive a salary ot one thous­ requires it to he taken. sessment upon which has not been paid as aforesaid, and dollar- per year and travelling ami other expen­ S ect. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent nt public auction to the highest holder, or so much ses nece-sarily incurred in connection with bis or tiieir witli this act are so modified as to render them con­ of each of such lot or parcel as may be necessary to •hitse-. which shall be audited and cause to be paid sistent therewith. pay said assessment and all intervening charges and by the governor ami council; and it shall be his or S ect. 4. This act shall take off er when approved. costs, lirst. giving public notice o f the ’ime ami place | their duty to see that all violations of the fish laws of [Approved February 24,1872.] of sale by posting notices thereof in two public j the Slate are duly prosecuted,’ so that said section places in said city, and publishing the same three ns amended shall read as follows, to wit: Chapter 3‘J. weeks successively before said sale, in some m wspa- Sect. 25. The governor with the advice of the AX ACT to authorize the formation of companies o f per published in said city. And it shall 1- the duty council shall appoint one or two persons as they may cadets in this State. of said treasurer to obey said warrant, ar. I t 1 e x e ­ think best, to be commissioners of fisheries, who Be it enacted,

vd by any person who was at the time said damage Chapter 38. into the State treasury and designated as the school was done, a re.-ident of any country where damage AN ACT to fix the salary of the treasurer of State. mill fund. done under similar ciicumstances is not recoverable Be it enacted, d r ., as follows: S ect. 3. The first distribution of this fund shall by the laws of said country. The salary i f the treasurer of State shall be two he made .July first eighteen liuridnd and seventy- (Approved February 27, 1872.] thousand dollars, commencing January lirst. eighteen three, and the same mouth annually then altei by the hundred and seventy-two, instead of the sum now Slate treasurer to theseveral cities,"tow us and planta­ • C'linptcr 3 3. fixed by Jaw, to be drawn quarterly as now provided. tions of the State according Io Ihe number ol schol­ AX ACT to amend chapter seventy-six of the revised [Approved February 27,1872.] ars in each city, town or plantation, as the same shall statutes, relating ,«> the redemption of real estate appear from the ofiicial return made to the ollicc of from levy on execution. Chapter 39. the State superintendent of common schools lor the Jle if enacted, «£<;., as follows: preceding year. .section twenlv-two t.f chapter Feventy-six of the AX ACT to amend section sixteen of chapter fifly- S ect. -1. All and every portion of the school mill revised statutes, is hereby-amended by adding to said . one of the revised statutes, relating to railroad fund not distributed or expended during tin* finan­ section the following word-: ‘When the creditor re- i crossin gs. cial year shad at the close of each financial year bo sides out of the State, or his residence is unknown, 1 Jle it enacted, Ac., ns follows: added to the permanent school fund. such payment shall be sutkcient if made to the clerk ; Section sixteen of chapter fifty-one of the revised statutes is amended to read as tollows: S ect. 5. Tliis act shall take eflect when approved. of the courts in the county where the real estate lev- j [A pproved February 27, 1872.J ied upon is situated: and "such payment, shall have j Sect. 1G. A railroad may be carried over or under the same effect us if paid to the creditor,’ so that ' a canal or railroad in such manner as not unneces­ (Tiaplcr *33. said section as amended, shall read as tollows: sarily to impede tin* travel or transportation on them. AX ACT additional to chapter six of the revised stat­ •Sect. 22. Beal estate levied on muv be i< deemed J The corporation making such crossing is liable for utes relating to lands in unincorporated townships. within one year thereafter, by tendering to the cred­ damages occasioned by it in an action on the case. lie it enacted. Ac., as follows: itor tin- amount of its appraisement with interest Bridges and their abutments constructed lor a cross­ S ect. 1. That in all cases in w hich lands in unin­ from the lime of levy, wim reasonable expense* in- I ing of any way, are to be kept in repair by the corpo­ corporated places have been bid off under the provis­ mri^d for it* improvement or repair, or in saving it • ration, or persona or parties running trains on any ions of section forty-six of chapter six of the revised from loss by the non-payment of taxes legally assessed ' railroad crossing a highway or town way. The mu­ statutes, and the purchase-money lias been raid into thereon prior to tin* levy, after deducting rents and ! nicipal ollicers of any city or town may give notice in the treasury of theStateand the purchaser has failed to profits w ith w hich he is chargeable; ami the creditor writing to mu h persons, partiesor corporations that receivea valid andsutlicient title to said lands,thetillo is thereupon by his deed prepared at the expense of a bridge required at such crossing has not been erect­ thereto shall revest in the ow ner o f tin* fee prior to the debtor, to release to him all his title to the prem- ed, or is out of repair and not, sale and convenient, the forfeiture thereof, or in any person claim ing under i-es. V hen theeiedilor resides out of the Mute, or within the requirements of section forty, chapter him by deed or otherwise upon payment to the treas­ Ids residence is unknown, such payment shall be suf­ eighteen of the revised statutes, or that the crossing urer of the State for the b neiit of the purchaser, or ficient if made to the clerk of the courts in the coun­ ol any such highway or town way passing such rail­ any person claiming under him, the amount of the ty where the real estate levied upon is situated, and road at grade within their respective cities or towns purchase-money above named, and all taxes sub-e- such pavmeut shall have the same effect ns if paid to is not made or maintained sate and convenient quentiy paid by said purchaser, with twenty per the creditor.’ (Approved February 27, 1872.] as required by section forty aforesaid; and it cent, interest thereon from the time of payment ami shall be the duty of such persons, parlies or cor­ giving notice in writing, signed by said treusurerof Chapter 35. porations to erect or repair such bridge, or make said payment to the purchaser, his" legal representa­ A X A CT relative to claims against insolvent estates. such cro*siug sole and convenient as aforesaid, with­ tives or any party claiming under him, which notice lie it ctUicled, «V<’.. ns tollows: in ten days iroiu the service of said notice: and it tliey may hi1 served by any officer qualified to serve civil A person whose claim ug.iinst an insolvent estate neglect so to do, any one of said municipal ollicers precepts, or by any other person who shall make lias boon allowed by commissioners on said estateaud may apply to any justice of the supreme judicial oath to said service, and a copy of said notice, w ith tin* decision o f the commissioners appealed from by court, in term time or vacation, to compel such per­ proof of service, shall be returned into tin* treasury The administrator, heir at law or any other creditor, sons, parlies or corporations to eruct or repair Mich of State. I pon payment of one dollar the treasurer and who hv accident or mistake has omitted to cum­ bridge or make such crossing as aforesaid; and after of State shall make ami deliver to the party making in, nee an action for money had and received within hearing, such justice or court may make any order said payment a certificate thereof and of the proof t ie time prescribed by section thirteen of chapter thereon the public convenience and safety may re­ of service returned to him. which shall ho conclusive :i

C h apter -Sli. the revised statutes, relative to the salary of the Sect. 2. This act shall take effect January first, AN ACT to amend section three, chapter sixty-six, judge of probate for the county of York. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred of the revised statutes, relating to insolvent estates. , Be if enacted. <£(’., as follows: and seventy-three. [Approved February 23, 1872.J Be if enacted, r each inhabitant, according to the census of the State, by which representatives to the ts as now provided. .’Operty C h ap ter 5 0 . legislature were last apportioned, undei penalty of [Approved F eb ru ary 29, 1872.] . c’f AN ACT relating to plaiutiiTs costs In actions de­ forfeiting not less than twice, nor more than four __ nrpage.’ faulted tin* lirst term. times the amount of its deficiency; and no town ( iniplir GO. Fiction 7fe i/ enacted, d‘c., as follows: which neglects to raise the amount of money required AN ACT relating to return of ,lie names 13 j„ t},G When acti ms are defaulted the first term theplain- to lie raised by this section, shall during the year in tion officers ,0 the secretary of State. 'eme»t of tifi'shall be allowed for attendance until tlie default which such neglect occurs, receive any part of the Be it enacted, dc., as follows: ,ace there- is entered, but not exceeding ten days. State school fund, required to be apportioned to the Tlie returns required by section fifty-tv [Approved February *28, 1872.] several towns by tlie treasurer of State: provided, three of Hie revised statutes, to be mad£n approved however, that all plantations shall he entitled to re­ of organized plantations on or before ti • C h apter 5 3. ceive their part id the State school fund, when the .Inly annually, shall be made on or b■ AN ACT to correct an error in the last lino of the inhabitants of such plantation shall have paid their day of September annually. third section of chapter oiip hundred and fifteen of part of all State anil county taxes, and not otherwise. [A pproved February 29, If G PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE. 1872

C 'lin p lc r C>!. S ect. 3. Section twenty-live of said chapter Is | town, may appoint three disinterested persons of fho AX ACT relating to the dutits of sheriffs and county hereby amended by striking out tlie words, "in any I county, and issue its warrant undersea! of flu* court attorneys. case, norto wine made from fruit grown in this State.” J to them, requiring them as soon as may be to locato lie if m t ted. dr., as follows: in tin* second and third lines, and in.-erting instead J such reserved portion according to tin- terms of the S ect. 1. It -hall he the duty of sheriffs to ohev all thereof!In- words, ‘by the mutiufactiiier,’ so that grant, and if tin* u-o or purpu-o ot' the reservation is such orders and directions relating to the enforce­ saiil seclion as amended, shall read as follows: proscribed in tin* grant, they shall set oil'and locate ment a u execution of tin1 laws ot the Stale, as they S ect. 25. ‘ I he provisions < f ibis chapter shall not the lotsaecordingly, designating the use or purpmo shall from time to time receive from the coventor. extend to the munulacture and sale of unadulterated for which each lot is so reserved ami located. M ;c r .2 . 11 shall he the duty of sherilis and their cider by the maiiutuchirer. nor to the sale by agents S ect. 2. Said commit tee. before acting under such deputies diligently and laithful'y to inquire into all appointed under the provifinn? of this chapter, of warrant, shall lie sworn to the lailhful discharge ot violations «d the laws oi'the State, within their re­ pure wine for sacramental ami medicinal use?.’ the duty assigned them, before a justice of the peace; spective counties, and to institute legal proceedings S ect. 4. Section thirty-two of said chapter’is here­ and a certificate thereof shall be indorsed on the war­ against violations or supposed violations of law. and by repealed and the following enacted instead therm f: rant. particularly the laws against the illegal sale of intox- •Sect. 32. Every wife, child, parent, husband or S ect. 3. They shall also give notice of their ap­ ica'ing liquors, and the keeping of drinking houses other person who shall beinjnred in person, property, pointment, and ol the time and place of their meeting, mid tippling shops, gambling houses or places, and menus of support or otherwise, by any intoxicated to execute tin* same, by publishing the same in some houses of ill fame, either by promptly entering a person, or by reason of the intoxication of any per­ newspaper in tin* State’ to he designated by the court, complaint b'*fore a magistrate competent to examine son, shall have a right of action in his or her own and by posting up written notifications in two or or try the offense charged, and execute such wariants name against any person or p e ls .ms who shall by more public places in the same town, at least thirty as may be issued on such complaints, or by furnish­ selling or giving any intoxicating liquors, or other­ days next piior to their making such location. ing tin* county attorney promptly and w ithout delay, wise have earned or contributed to the intoxication S ect. 4. They shall make return of said warrant with the names of alleged offenders, mid of the wit­ of such person « r persons; and in any such action and their (bungs thereon, under their hand* to tho nesses. F aid4own of until the day suc- the county jail, or instead id' such fine shall be im­ teen of the public la\vs of eighteen hundred and eeding the first Monday of May next; now if in all prisoned in tiie count' jail three months. seventy-one, in relation to the sale of milk. •spects hi* C'irnforms to the provisions of the law re- [Approved February 29,1872.1 Be it enacted, dr., ns f dlows: •in g to the business for which he is licensed, and to Chapter t wo hundred and seventeen cf the public laws of eighteen bund ed and seventy-one, is hereby • rules and regulations as provided by the licensing C h ap ter 6 3 . rd in reference thereto, and shall not violate any amended, by striking out tin* word "milk” in third of the State relating to intoxicating liquors, then AN ACT to abolish solitary imprisonment in the and sixth lines, and inserting instead thereof in each ; oh igatiou shall be void, otherwise shall remain State prisi n. place, the words *ale and beer,’ so that said chapter M force.’ Be it enacted, d'C., a* follows: as aie.ended will read as follows: Section forty-six of r. 2. Section twenty two of said chapter is Solitary imprisonment in the State prison is hereby chapter thirty-eight ot the revised statutes, is hereby • amended by inserting after the word ••liquors” abolished excepting for pris**n discipline. amended by striking out the word “wine” in tho fourth line thereof, the words ••wine and ci- [A pproved February 29,1872.] third line of said section and inserting tin* words . that said section as amended shall read as •ale and beer,’ so that said section as amended shall

<*bap(er y the agreements and notes mentioned deposits of less standing. Any balance of earnings collect the interest on all notes at least annually. -nil in section live of chapter one hundred and eleven of over the said three per cent, semi-anniudly. and the pay at tin* expiration of every month into'the Slate the r* vised statutes, shall besubjei t to a redemption sum required f*r a reserved fund, taxes ami expenses, treasury all moneys so collected or received by bin./ a< provided for in ca-es of personal property mort­ may once in four j ears be divide d a moi g depositors after deducting all such payments as devolve upon gaged by sections three, four, five and six o f chapter on their balances of one. two, three ami four years him to make.’ ninety-one of the same, and shall he subject to trus­ standing ratably. Said four years to b* gin at the S ect. 2. Section four is amended so as to read a3 tee process as provided in section fifty of chapter date of the next dividend after the approval of this follows; eighty-six ot said statutes in relation to property act. or the date of commencing l»u*iiiess o f new •Sect. 4. The governor and council and land agent mortgaged: but the parties may lawfully stipulate in hunks. No deposit shall In* received under any shall constitute a board, under whose directions all said m>tes. th at no lig h t of redem ption shall exist agreement to pay any specitied .-inner interest for surveys of land shall be made. An accurate plan *-r ufh-r breach thereof by non-payment; provided that its use, other than regular semi annual dividend-. map of all lauds surveyed shall be returned to the the provisions of thisact shall not apply to any of S ect. 3. Two o f the trustees at least, shall twice land office, and entered upon the plan books, witl.iu said notes and agreem ents air* ailv given. in each \ ear thoroughly examine the allairs of the three months alter the survey is completed, on which [Approved February 29, 1872.] corporation, settle the treasurer’s account, ami re­ shall he laid down all lakes, ponds, rivers, streams, port under oath to the bank examiner the standing falls, mill-.-ites, and roads. The field notes o f such Chapter 7 1. of the corporation, the situation of its funds, ami all surveys shall contain a description o f the grow th, soil AX ACT to apportion the State for representatives other matters which the examiner requires, in man­ and general character of the township, and of every to cougri'ss. ner and according to flu* form lu* prescribes. And lot, it it is surveyed into lots, which shall be deposi­ He it enacted. ree served fund, n it subject to he divided, hut kept con­ ditions as he may think proper.’ fr .m ami after the dav when the executive of the stantly on baud to secure against losses ami contin­ S ect. G. Sections thirty-nine and forty are re­ State shall receive official notice of the number of gencies until the said reserved fund amounts to ten pealed ami section forty-three so amended as to read representatives to congress apportioned to the State, per cent, of their assets. All losses shall be passed to as follows: under the ninth census, ami ih-roup »u the executive the debit of said account.’ •Sect. 43. On each team to be employed under shall make proclamation ot the fact. S ect. 9. Section two of this act shall not take ef­ such permits, except those granted to cut timber on S ect. a. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent fect n< to the dividends of banks iccruing on or be­ settling lots, there shall be paid in advance to tho herewith are repealed. fore May first eighteen hundred a ml seventy-two. land axent. titty dollars, which shall be the property [Approveil February 2 9 ,1S72.] S ect. It. Thisact shall takeefiect when approved. of the State if such permits are not improved; other­ [Approved February 29,1S72.] wise it shall be allowed iu paym ent ot the stiimpage.’ C h a p t e r 7 “2. S ect. 7. Section forty-five is repealed and .action AX ACT additional to chapter twenty-seven of the C h a p t e r 7 8. fortv-.-ix amended by striking ou the words in the revised statutes, relating to town liquor agents. AX ACT to amend chapter si-venty-'Pven, section lir.-t an*’, second lines, “ board for the m anagem ent of He it enacted.

Chapter 76. Y ACT to amend an act entitled "An Act to eslnb- iMi tho school mill fund for the support of coin- not be set aside by a single justice where there have one or more sureties, approved by said judge, to pay in >n schools,” and also an act entitled "An Aci been two verdicts rendered against the applicant. whatever may be found due on said claim. supplementary to an act establishing school mill [Approved February 29, 1872.] •Sect. 15. When no bond is given, an action may fund. lanf nguiiit-t the executor or it enacted, as follows: Chapter S3. ix mouths alter bis demand Skci-. 1. Section three in line two of the first men- AX ACT concerning railroad corporations. becomes due. But when a bond is given, assets .-ball Z oil' d act is hereby amended by striking out the Be it enacted. Sc . as fo llo w s : not be re-erved, but the estate shall be liable in the kord • July.” and inserting in lieu tlereof the word Any railroad corporation may establish for its sole hands of the heirs or devisees, or those claiming un­ •lanuntv,’ so that the section as amended shall read benefit fares, t. Ils and charges, upon all passengers der them, ami an action may be brought on such as t dlows: and property, conveyed ami transported on iis rail­ bond. If anything is found due, the claimant shall ‘S ect. 3. The first distribution of this sum shall be road, at such rates as may be determined by the di­ have judgment therefor, and for his costs. made January first, eighteen hundred and seventy- rectors thereof, and may from time to time by its di­ •Sect. Id. W hen such claim has not been filed in three and same month annually thereafter, by the rectors regulate the uf schol­ shall at all times be subject to revision and alteration estate within one year after it becomes due, and not ars in each city, town or plantation, as the same bv ilu> legislature, or such officers or persons as tin* against the executor or administrator. shall appear from the official return made to the office legislature may appoint for the purpose, anything in •Sect. 17. When a vacancy occurs within said two <-f the State superintendent of the common kchools the charter of any such railroad corporation to the year*, and an administrator d** bonis non is appointed, fur the preceding year.’ contrary notwithstanding. an additional year shall be allowed for the present­ S ect. 2. The lust-mentioned net is hereby amen­ [Approved February 29, 1872.] ment and demand of claims against the estate; hut ded by striking out the second section and inserting the time whilst the vacancy continues shall not be deemed a part of three years limited: and on any in lieu thereof tlie following words: C h a p t e r S-fl. •Sect. 2. This act shall take effect when ap­ claim presented to the administrator de bonis non or proved.’ AX ACT to amend chapter eighty-seven of the re­ his predecessor, ami deznanced within tin* -aid three [Approved F< brnary 29, 1872.] vised statutes, relating to actions by or against ex­ years, an uction may be commenced atter thirty days, ecutors or administrators. and within six months from the end of said' tlueo Chapter 77. /,’< if enacted. Sc., as follows: years, hut not within one year from the notice of ap- chapter eighty-seven of the revised statutes. Is pointin. nt given by tlie executor or first administra- AN ACT relating to the impanelling of juries for Rim iided in section s eleven, twelve, thirteen, four­ the trial of capital cases. teen, fifteen, -ixt.-.-ii, seventeen and eighteen, so as to •Si:cr. is. When any executor or administrator Jie it enacted, Sc.. as follows: read a- follow-: does not give legal notice of his appointment, he shall In the trial of capital ca-es the State shall have the 'Si;< i. II. Any action against an executor or ad- have no benefit from the limitations contained in this right to challenge live persons peremptorily. niinistra!' r. r«.mmenced within one year after notice chapter; and actions may be commenced against a [Approved February 29, 1872.] is given b L in ot hi< appointm ent, shall be contin­ new administrator on tin* same estate as though bo ued at the’ <\ n-e of the plaintiff until said year ex­ were the first administrator or executor, subject to Chapter 78. pires, and sin. barred by a tende f tin* debt | the conditions and limitations contained in this chap­ AN ACT relating to recording deviscsof real estate within the yezu xcepting actions on claims not at- te r.’ in the registry of deeds. fected by tin* insolvency of the estale, ami actions in [Approved F ebruary 29, 1S72.] Jit if enacted. Sc., as follows: , ...... of appeals from... -commissioners...... - ...... of insolvencyj ... ’after it shall be the duty of executors and ad- j other commissioners appointed by the judge of pro- Chnpier 85. juinistrators to cause so much of wills as deviso real bate...... , , AX ACT additional to chapter forty-seven of the ro- estate to be recorded in tin* registry of d«-eds. — Xo action against an executor or n.l- vised statutes, relating to banks and bauking. [Approved February 29, 1872.] niimstratnr, comment < d since the third day of Feb- i Be it enacted