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manner ; and we thought that to insist upon ter.’ No sooner was this said, than with a lishtd ’ey his majesty, who ordered his embas­ W idows.—‘ Do you think moire antique From the N. Y. Sunduy Times. skin served for a hearth-rug, and on the walls WHAT A WOMAN CAN DO. leaving against his urgent wishes, would be but promptness characteristic of the man, Judgo K. sador at the court of France to demand thal becoming on a widow ?' said a young widow were hung a few prints and sumo ornaments of Recollections of the Backwoods. Indian workmanship. Over tho mantel was a a poor return for his hospitality, so we submit­ throwing off his coat, seized Mr. W. and plung­ this d linquent should be delivered up to pub to Mrs. Partington, as she exhibited a As a wife and mother; woman can make minaturo of a dashing young fellow in the uni­ ted to a night of convivality with a good graco. ed him into the water. Mr. F. held a watch lie justice. the fortune and happiness of her husband mourning dress elaborately trimmed and a BY AX BX-SETTLSR. form of a Highland regiment, boldly facing 1 I'll no ask ye how ye like country, and and counted tho seconds, that they might not M. de Sartine acknowledged to the impe- aid children; and even if she did nothing bonnet of the latest mode. The old lady another of a young lady in gay hut very old- what ye think of a Bush-life,’ said the captain ; drown him. After as much time luid elapsed ) rial ambassador that the person ho inquire- To one who is a stranger to tho grand soli­ else, surely this would bo sufficient destiny. scanned her attentively through her glasses fashioned attire ; between them was a Waterloo ‘ for ye ken just naething ava about it. Ye'4 as could with safety to the unhappy man, ho after had been at Paris; that if it would be tudes of nature, the first impressions made by was raised from the water. It was some time By her thrift, prudence and tact, she can se­ before she answered. ‘ More antic!’ said medal, and above was suspended a sword But kbow better this day three years, if ye remain any satisfaction, he could inform him where hal their majestic calm in the serene fall season are the crowning glory of the apartment, and the in the colony so long. Every man ye meet will before ho could speak—but when he did. it was hud lodged, and the different gaming-tables, cure to her partner and herself a competence she at length, and her finger was raised up indescribably exalting and sublime. When I captain’s especial pride, were two wonderful line hi3 ain story to toll, and wifely dilf rcnt only to protest his innocence, but in a manner anil other places of infamous resort, which ha like a note of exclamation. ‘I should think awoke, and walked outalonoin the bright, keen in old age, no m atter how small their begining easy chairs, mado of crooked branches fantasti­ they will ho. Tho prudent poor man who lias and in a tone of voico that boro witness to the had Ii equentefl while there ; but that he waa November morning, the breathless tranquillity or bow adverse a fate occasionally be theirs. less antic would be more becoming in a wid­ cally worked into each other. They were fitted thriven, will praise the land that has given him certainty of his guilt. Ail eflbrts to make him now gone. i that reigned around, the utter isolation on every By her cheerfulness she can restore her hus­ ow. Widows more antic must be them with elegantly embroidered cushions, and quilts independence and comforts ; while the shiftless confess proved vain, he was again plunged by The ambassador, after stating the accuracy) side, the vast s lenco that peivaded the dark band's spirits shaken by the anxietiesof busi­ spoke of by Paul to Timothy who wax wan­ of otter-lurs sewn together were thrown over carl who lias spent his means in idleness and the powerful arm of Judgo K. in the water. and correct mode by which the police of Vienna forest, and the motionless lake, inspired a new ness. By her tender care she can often re­ ton and will marry. Well, well, let ’em, their backs. These articles of furniture were indulgence, will curse the land that will not This time it did not fare as well with him. He wa- c nductcd, insisted that the offender must feeling of delight, mingled with awe, which I uncovi red, tiiat the new-comer might admire support him in sloth and dissipation. But this was kept under water so long that when taken still b; in Paris, otherwise the emperor could store him to health, if disease has seized up­ though where a woman has onee married had never experienced. Not a '.oaf stirred, not their curious workmanship, and compliment the ye may aye bear in mind : it is not tho country out he appeared a lifeless corpse. It was long not have commanded him to make such an ap- on his overtasked powers. By her counsel with a coucealing and warm heart’— looking a sigh died along the tops of the pines, and not artificer upon his skill. Eer, ‘ It's a’ my ain mokes the man, but the man who makes the before they was able, by their utmost exertions, plieaii on. straight at the rigid profile of the corporal and her love, she can win him from bad com­ a symptom of animal life was visible. All na­ work, sir!’ the captain repeated with simple country. To succeed here requires much self- to restore him sufficient to speak. When he did M. de Sartine smiled at the inciedulity of ture was becalmed, pany if temptation in an evil hour has led on the wall,— 1 and one that b eats responsi­ pride. A ’ the appointments o’ the room are the denial, courage and perseverance. With these speak, it was to repeat the same de.ii.il as fae- tho imperial minister, and made reply to the But, however, not much time to enj iy the him astray. By her example, her precepts, ble to her own, she will never want to enter work o' my ain hands !’ qualities, you will achieve a moderate indepen­ for . Ch . • y ! ! '• ;■ following effect: • Do mo the honor, sir, to the maritime state again.’ There was a scene was permitted, for, before the sun had Mrs. F------was an intelligent little French dence sufficient for a man of frugal habits ; failed in either sitiinti m—that of Judge K. or inform the emperor, your master, that the per- and her sex’s insight into character, she can gained the level of the horizon, the breakfast tremulous tone in her voice, there was a glis­ lady, of middle age, who, timid the rudeness of wealth is out of the question. Without these Mr. W.—but the tho hiiinfnm.’r r was well satisfied th a t; son he looks lor left Paris on the tenth day of mould her children however diverse their horn of my host recalled me from my stroll to the other mi tening of her eye, like a dew-drop on a her situation, preserved the proverlii.il elegance one has no business in the backwoods ; nor in­ ist know something of the lost the last month, and is now lodged in a back dispositions, into good men and women.— join in his early meal. The usual backwoods deed is ho very well qualified for success any­ morning glory; the finger fell to .her side, of her s'ex and nation. It was surprising how, and hv leading in all things, a true and beau­ tare of venison and pork, tried together, formed nurtured in tho refinement of artificial society, where.’ tiful life, she can refine, elevate and spiritu­ and she turned to look out of the window our repast, with hot “ shert cakes,” honey, and But the captain soon relaxed into a lighter coffee ; and, after having discussed the bachelor tiiis lady contrived to adapt herself so well and alize all who come within reach, so that with after Ike, who was sailing a shingle boat in a so contentedly Io the perlurmance of her mani­ mood. IL; entertained us with his campaigning others of her sex emulating and assisting rain water tub, with a garden toad as a pas­ meal with sharp appetites, my host kindly prof­ fold and self-imposed duties, for she kept no fe­ stories and oft-repeated jokes, and at length, j p ss s-ion, or know something of that money It was literally as the French minister of fered to row mo in his skill’ to the place of my senger. The young widow withdrew to read male kelp. She had tried newly-arrived emi­ becoming musical with frequent libations, he ] No v disclose everything at ,mee, or you die.’ 1 police had stated. The emperor, to his aston- her, she can do more to regenerate the world destination, i gladly accepted his offer, and, what Paul had said, evidently disgusted grant girls two or three times, but had found ) sang, in an excellent manner, ‘ Ye hanks md...... This was- uttered in a tone and v. i h an tin-1 ishinrnt, found tiie delinquent in tho house and than all the statesmen or reformers that ever dismissing my taciturn guide of the preceding braes,’jand ‘ Willie brewed a peek o’ inouf phasis that forced upon the mind of Mr. W. apartment described ; but he was greatly morti- with the dame’s misapprehension of her them more trouble than assistance—so she her­ legislated. She can do as much, alas! per­ day, we started. after which, at a still early hear, we retired fur the absolute certainty of its (uliilment. The li.-d at this proof of the accuracy of the French question, though there was a lesson to her self averred ; but candor demands that 1 should haps evon more, to degrade man, if she It was an unique settlement to which we state tho universal whisper of the settlement, the night. guilty man trembled, lie could conceal the police, which, in this instance, in point of in­ chooses to do it. in the blunder.— Boston Saturday Evening weie hastening, as my companion informed me ; which was, that her extreme jealousy of the truth i o lunger. His courage failed and ho telligence, even iu Vienna, was discovered to bo decidedly aristocratic in its way, fu t a very de­ Who can estimate the evil that woman has Gazette. captain could not even tolerate the proximity of confessed the whole—telling wh re ihe money so much superior to his own. sirable location to live in, provided one did not A Tale from Beal Life. the power to do ? As a wife, she can ruin a kitehen wench. There was a settlement of could hl-found. Judge K., leaving him in care ______object to being shut out from the world, and at The various incidents comprised in the fol­ her husband by extravagapee, folly, or want How to be H appier.—Said a venerable poor emigrants s uue three miles back In the the same time could draw upon the said forsa­ Bush, from which she occasionally got women | lowing narrative were gathered by the writer of affection. She can make a devil and an farmer, some eighty yeers of age, to rela­ a ken world for a competence. Otherwise, he to do her rough work and washing; hue her from one who was at that time a resident in the ceoded to the house el Mr. \'i . and inquired It has not been many years since tho late outcast of a man, who might otherwise have tive who lately visited him, “ I have lived would scarcely venture to recommend it to a chief reliance fur kitchen assistance was upon immediate neighborhood, and consequently pos­ where Mrs. W. was. He was told that she James Wills, ol Baltimore, one cl the greatest: become a good member of society. She can on this farm for more than half a century. young settler as a fitting habitation. When I “ auld San lie,” who had so far profited by her sessed a knowledge of the whole transaction. was in her chamber, but did not wish to see any c.n . ii -.ns of his time, flourished in the West- bring bi kerings, strife, and perpetual discord I have no desire to change my residence as info* med him that fo ra competence f would instructions, that she pronounced him to be In the year 1814, a Mr. W., of Watertown, one. Without ceromnnv Judge K. ascended ) ern e-i! is. In fact, we believe, towards tho have to depend chiefly upon my luck and abili­ into what cas been a happy home. She cau longas I live on earth. T have no desire to be ‘ better as v.n, as two, tree Irish voinans.'— Jefferson county, N. Y., was appointed Paymas­ the stairs, and knocked at the door of the apart- e'.o -o f his career he made St. L mis his home, ties, he smiled at the idea of my selecting the ment pointed out. l ie liearp a rustling within, Tiie New York Sunday Courier tells the follow- change the innocent babes whom God has en­ any richer than I now am. I have worship­ The everlasting whiskey-bottle and sugar- bowl ter General of the army, then stationed atSack- Bush as a field of action, but assured me tiiat it etts Harbor. In entering upon his new office, hut no step. Ho called hut no voice was heard, i.ig ! story, in which Wills acts the hero : — trusted to her charge, into vile men,and even ped the God of my fathers w'th the same was produced, the inevitable ‘ n ip ’ was taken, was a very prevalent misiake committed by and the cap tain led us forth to show the new­ Mr. W .’s sureties were Judgo K. ami Mr. F. of in a rage he hurst the door open, and entered. A!i at the lime tiie Texas excitement ran so viler women. She can lower the moral tone people for more than forty years. P tiring young inun in my sphere of file, wbo seemed to comer his clearing, his stock, and buildings.— the same town. Tho former was a lawyer of Mrs. W. was sitting on the b 3 . lie imine.!:- high in the United States, Jim Wil.s was in of society itself, and thus pollute legislation that period J have rarely ever been absent consider that the incapacity of gaining a liveli­ Hints from us that we must resume our journey much distinction, and had for a number ol years ately explained tiie object of iiis vi.-it, and eon- j P Pit it s sburg, inrg, i in that situation so common to play at the spring head. She can, in fine, become froin the sanctuary on the Sabbath, and have hood iu the crowded professions of tlm cities were peremptorily repulsed by our host. been judge of some of the higher courts of the eluded by telling her that tho money must be a c t u s • flat broke,’ standing on the wharf with an instrument of evil instead of an angel of never lost but one communion season. I formed a qualification fur roughing it in the “ Ye’ll no gang the day, N ----- !” ho exclaim State of New York. He was a man rarely furthcoming. Her position npun the bed ex -, his s d.mn visijo expanded, planning how ho backwoods. good instead of making flowers of truth, pur­ never have been confined to my bed by sick­ ed ; “ so ye need not fasti yoursels about it. 1 equalled for soundness of judgment, and was cited suspicion that the money mast be about could g t down tho river without money, when ‘ The society up here,’ said he, ‘ is composed especially characterized by a discriminating het and he immediately comm need pulling off he icaid the drum and fife. He saw a hal'’- ity, beauty, and spirituality spring up in her ness for a single day. The blessings of God tell ye, ye’ll no gang the day!” of pe.sons all possessing more or less annual in­ The eleari g was small, consisting of about penetration, which qualified him well for the the bed clothes in total disregard of all she in.if.iraied s fldter about embarking for New footsteps, till the whole earth smiles with bare been richly spread around me, and I come, which makes them independent of their part he boro ih the tni-lcal affair u e are about!‘'ouhl say of the impropriety o, sue!, conduct 0 1 . y bearing a 'lexah banner. °A thought loveliness that is almost celestial, she cau twenty acres, from which the stumps had uio.-t- 1 -■ ■ • ...... " in a lady's bed chamber. Decorum was out oi str.tex Inin. Next nay lie sent Ins trunk on made up my mind long ago, that if I wished farms ; widens a little money gees a long nay lv disappeared, lor it was more than twenty to relate, lie resided in the neiglib irhool of transform it to a black and blasted desert, to be any happier. I mist have more relig­ in this quarter, the small amount that would years since the captain had chosen the charm­ Mr. W ., and possessing unbounded c mlidence the question. S o next attempted to acconi- boaad the first boat to start, and, just as t..o covered with the soorn of all evil passions, ion. barely keep them from starvation in their native ing spot for his future home. He boasted that in his integrity, did not hesitate to affix his plisli liy force, wh it sha could n J by reason ; c ii: iio tapped the bell fir the last time. Wills and . wept by the bitter blasts of everlasting country, enables them hereto maintain a cer lie was the first settler on the lakes, and all the name to the bond. Mr. F „ a less conspicuous but he lilted her from the bed, and removing the stepp-d on board, dragged his trunk into an death. This is what a woman cau do for tain kind of state. Here are ofiiecis of the ar­ improvements we saw Were the results of his character, was a plain, honest, upright farmer, covering, hesaw a quilted garment that appear- unoeeupied state-room, and took from his tim­ The editor of the American Mechanic has my and navy, retired upon their half-pny or a the wrong as well as for the right. Is her | own actual unassisted labor. He showed us of considerable wealth, and maintaining a high ed as though it inig. t contain the money. He ntric.il wardrobe a soldier’s coat with buff breast encountered trials unknown to ordinary men. pension—jovial fellows' hut poor farmers ; cler­ standing in society. Nor did he for a m mien: seized it, ween Mrs. W. exclaimed: ‘ You have and t irei rows of bnttons, a chapeau with an mission a little one ? Has she no “ worthy the small, square shanty, built of light sapling Just hearken unto his wailings : gymen who have emigrated for the benefit of logs, and now a rotting ruin, that ho had first hesitate to sign the bond of Mr. \V . Accompa­ got :t !’ lie immediately left tho house and , iono use plume, a red sash, and a pair of false work,” as has become the cry of late? Men j their increasing families ; young men of small Owing to the fact that our paper maker erecte 1, and in which he and his young wife nied by’his wife, in the spring of 1814, Mr. \\ . proceeded with his prize to a neighbor's, when By the time that the boat got fairly may have a hardier task to perform, a rough­ patrimony, who cou’d find no opening for theii)- the whole amount, §33.000, was found quilted um. r way, Jim was fully equipped,"with his disappointed us, the failing of the mails de­ passed their first winter all alone, for Sandie left Watertown for Albany, to receive there tl.e er path to travel, but he has none loftier or ! selves iu the ‘ old c m ntry,’ and others, who, demands of the year. They arrived safely at between two pairs of gentlemen's drawers. sword hanging gracefully by bis side. prived us of our exchanges, a Dutch pedlar had not then joined them. more influential than woman’s.— Woman's like yourself, came with a few hundreds of Albany, and alter spending a day or two there, I Mr. M . was released and reuurneu to his Dewing un bis gloves, he h sitited a moment, stole our scissors, the rats ran off with our ‘ A fearsome winter it was, and awfu’ lone­ Advocate. pounds to make their fortunes, but soon man­ some!” he said; ‘ but we kept up our spirits, Mr. W. received monev to the amount of ,Vj30,- i house ; but bis wife she w .o.liad instigated to but relying on his peculiar power, bo opened paste and the devil went to the circus, while aged to get through their money ; then many of Rnd the little woman never uttered a complaint, 000, and they left for home. They had got on ' tf e commission of the crime, now known to tho the door into the cabin which was filled with the editor was at home tending the baby, thorn abandoned their clearings in disgust, and though I had to leave her a’ ulane for (our days their return as far as Schenectady, whai at a ) world, was no where to be found. Search was passengers. In a moment all eyes were turned A Mode P rixtixo E stablishment.— The our paper is unavoidably postponed beyond went across to the ‘ States,’ where they were as I had forgotten to lay in a stock of salt for public house where they passed the night, the . made iu all the apartments of tiie house, but in towards him, but lie walked up to the bar, and new building erected by Maturin M. Ballou, the period of its publication.’ glad to pick up whatever situation offered it­ my oxen, and the whiskey and tea gave oot.— trunk containing the monev was opened, and : vain. As soon as the circumstance oi her ah- took a glass of brandy and water. I.i the mean U- i-i proprietor of the Pictorial, Dollar M a-; self.’ It was thirty miles to the store of an Indian So,Off!) abstracted. The hou-e was immediate- scnce became known, the river vvas searched, t me all ,vas confusion to find out who the offi- This was not very cheering news. It con­ ly searched, and every measure promptly taken and her body was found. J he discovery ol Ijis eer was. A general rush was made for tho gazine, an 1 Flag of our Guion, for the pub- : trader, and it took four days to drive my eattie One day as Judge Parsons was jogging firmed me in a suspicion f had begun to enter­ for the recovery of tiie funds and the apprehen- ) crime had driveni herhe: -to desperation and she register, but he had not yet put his name down; iication of these popular periodicals, is now ■ there and back through the snow.” along on horseback over a desolate road, he ; tain, that this part of the colony was no place sion of the robljers, but it was all in vain ; no had committed suicide. the captain was consulted but he did nut know. nearly completed. It is located at No. 22 llis farming stock was light, just sufficient to came upon a log hut, dirty smoky, and mis- ) for me to settle in ; but, as 1 had come so far, 1 supply the wants of his small household, (1 for­ cluo that might lead to its discovov could be ______At length, however, feeling a little curiosity W inter street, Boston, and is doubtless one ' resolved to see for myself. A few days mole or erable, He stopped to contemplate the too j got to say that ho was childless.) A score of o b ta in ed .A fter m. king every effort for tiie re­ Perfection of Polies Iffachinory. hims ui. he walked up to Jn», and said. • Sir.’ of the best arranged and most extensive less could not make a great deal of difference, covery of the lost sum, and all proving ineffec­ • ,;ir to you, said Jim, touching hrs cha­ evident poverty of the scene. A poor, half- sheep, a couple of milch cows, two or three: printing houses in the country. The follow­ though the season was pretty far advanced, and hogs, a Canadian pony, and a yoke of oxen, ! tual, they proceeded on their l-eiurn, ar.d ar­ in the last century, a merchant of high re- peau. starved fellow, with uneombed hair and un­ it was my intention to settle somewhere before) ing is a description of the premises ; The ! were ali the farming animals that claimed his rived at \\ atertown, where all gave credence to speetability in Bordeaux had occasion to visit ‘ Will you do me the favor to register your shared beard, thrust his head through a ) winter, both to avoid tiie expense of living at a the metropolis upon commercial business, carry- name, so that I can provide a state-room for entire basement, 132 feet deep by 28 feet in care. A somewhat superabundant number oi l their at itemeus of the occur-onee at Schenecta­ square hole which served as a window, to hotel, and to make preparations for active com­ dy ; and the missing funds having been satisfac­ ing with him bills and money to a very large you?’ width, will be occupied by twelve Adams poultry, the result of * stolen nests,' crowed: the hut, wit’a—‘I say Judge, I ain’t so poor mencement in the spring. and strutted about the yards and sheds, and a I torily accounted for to the government, nothing amount. On his arrival at the gates ot Palis, * Oh, with pleasure,’ said Jim, and walking presses, paper room, engine and boiler, room, ■ as yon think me to be, for I don’t own this In a short lime, s me signs of civilization pre­ pair of large dogs, vigilant and well-trained worthy of note transpired till tiie spring of a gentehl-Inoking man opened too door ol Ids up to the register, he flourished in round text, etc. The first fioor, of the same large di­ sented themselves ; but they were few and far carriage, and addressedjiiifi to this effect .• ‘ Sir, • P. Edwards, Major, Texas Army.’ Tho la u d .’ protectors against wolves and foxes, composed 1815, when Mr. \Y. jig-iin went to Albany to ) mensions, and 14 feet in height, will be ex­ between. Desperate attempts to cut out bouses the out-door establishment. Iiis system of ag- . receive the government funds, taking his wife 1 have been waiting lor you sometime. Ac- crow 1 pressed around tho table—they read the clusively occupied as the business and pub­ in the woods, made by settlers who lacked the riculturc was decidedly slovenly and careless. ) with him this time also. cording to my notes-, you were to arrive at this name—universal enthusiasm prevailed, and lishing room, where will be found the cash­ T he M inister’s Call.—An amusing in­ means, or the enduring qualities needful to sue- About live acres of his clearing was reserved Accordingly they again left home fur Albany hour ; aril your person, your cariiage, and your th.ee tremendous cheers were given for ‘ Texas cesss. It was bad to see deserted log-houses and portmanteau exactly answer tire description I and Lib rtv !’ Jim took ofl’ his chapeau, ae- ier's office, chief book keeper, mailing clerks, cident occurred a few days since. A certain for a sheep-pasture-—Iiis cattle found abundance | on the same errand, and Mr. \V., with all pos­ clearings of ten to twenty acres, the rosult of sible dispatch, procured thetnoney, and imme­ hold in my hand. You will permit me to have knowledged the compliment with a graceful assorters folders, and packers departments, lady had been much annoyed by. the ringing of forage in the woods, another five acres he so much toil and care, now abandoned to decay, mowed far winter fodder ; and on the rest he 1 diately left fur borne. They bad hot proeeodsd the honor of c inducting you to t.m minister of. b„w and few patriotic remarks. It is almost and the publisher's business office. On the of her door-bell by the luiscbievouous boys i and covered with a second growth of wood.— raised a little wheat, oats, and potatoes—enough on their way as fir as 'frontun, when the port­ police, Monsieur de Sartine.’ needless to say that, from that moment, the soi second floor will be the editor’s private room, in the vicinity, anil was determined to be The most beautiful loeatiuiLs on the lakes bad manteau containing tiie money was cat open, The gentleman, astonished and alarmed at distant Major was a lion. Every one sought made no more a fool of by going to the) for his muds and he did not care to raise more. prooi-reading room, and composing or type been selected by the owners of the improvements, The natural fertility of the soil had thus far anil $12,000 taken. No sooner had the robbery this intenuption, and still more so at hearing ins acxaaintance ; the ladies opened the eabin- setting room. On the third floor are the door. In the course of the forenoon her and my enthusiasm was considerably cooled as enabled him to dispense with manuring ; and been discovered by Mr. \Y. thru Mrs W. per­ tho name of the lieutenant of tiie police in. a- floor to get a peep at him ; he was placed at the I looked upon their naw desolate appearance, apartments devoted to a corps of engravers, minister called to see her, dressed in his though his crops Could have been doubled and ! suade 1 her husband tiiat as the §12,000 were lion' ll, demanded to know what Monsieur de head or the table, and at night was made drunk nicest manner. lie ascended the steps, and and reflected on the tales of disappointment and trebled by a little additional care, lie would not actually stol .-n, ami as they could not by any Sartine wanted with him ; adding, at tho same as Bacchus on champagne. Next day he was and tlie boxwood blocks, and the machinery broken hopes they so eloquently told gently pulled the bell-handle, when the lady do it. They sufficed for I.is wants. In toe means make amends, it would b-j better to ap­ time, that lie had never committed any offence promenading the hurricane deck, linked arm- and material for the engraver’s use. On tho A t length, alter about lour hours rowing, 1 lJs „ain(/ mi ,lt ,)0 ;,ad fl)1. tllC secking aill! propriate tiie remainder to their own uso. and ngainst the laws, and that ho could have no j,:-arm with the captain and a warm-hearted shouted from the entry— fourth fioor will be the designers’ and gilders’ we turned a projection ol the shore, when tn e , the ,akes swarlnc(1 with wiId ducks, and pretend, as they might with equal propriety, right to interrupt or detain ldm. Southerner. ‘ I see you, boy! if I catch you I ’ll wring rooms, with that of other finishers in vari­ tirst occupied human habitation met our view. olhcr aqu tic fowL I(. wag difficu, t t() c,)nccive , that tiie whole had been taken The counsel- Tno messenger declared himself perfectly ig- > Major,’ said the Southerner,. ‘ I know you your neck !’ ous departments. On the fifth floor will be it was a long, low, log-house, or, rather,a com­ what a man could acquire that the captain did ) lingfcof his wife wero finally effectual, a-.d tho norarit ol the cause ol his detention ; stating, have been on a mission to collect arms, ammu- carriel on the extensive business of the bin­ The affrighted gentleman immediately bination of two or three houses o f one story, not enj iy ; then why should he trouble himself: unhappy man, till then upright in ail his deeds, at the same time tiiat when he had conducted nitlon and recruits, but on this subject you may situated at the head of a quiet cove, and about dery—in the folding, pressing, trimming, rushed down the steps through a crowd of to obtain more than he could use! Sucli was , consented. him to M. do Sartine, lie should have executed of- course be mum, in consequence of the treaty lifty yards from the w ater’s edge. Near to the After the remainder of the money had been his orders, which were merely ministerial. between the United States and Mexico. For sewing anl embossing departments; while young scamps, and was not seen at the lady’s his reasoning, ami it must lie confessed thore i house stood a log-barn and sheds, the whole was a good deal of philosophy in his argument. safely concealed about the person of Mrs. \Y. Alter some farther explanation, tae gentle- my part I could see all the rascals bung lika above all comes a large hall for the classifi­ house again. man permitted the officer to conduct him accord- flj .s on the treas.’ hemmed in by tile primeval forest. Upon tho whole, I thougot I had never met the alarm was given, an 1 tin; extent of tiie rub­ ingly. M. de Sartine received him with great cation and storage ol bound volumes, and ‘ Tiiat is Captain F------’s,’ my companion re­ with a man whose lot was inure enviable. Sit­ bery was shown by the rent and rilled portman- back numbers ’of the Pictorial Flag, and NEVES.’ marked. ‘ He is an old Waterloo man, and a uated in ono of the most lovely spots in the perfect trump! We must cill and sec him for M agazine. Never tip your beaver to a fine lady, and pass world, secure of health, peace, and competence; ) a few minutes : tho captain would never forgive removed from tiie struggles and anxieties of a poor widow without seeming to see her. me if 1 were to pass his house. It must he Eighteen Things Never pass an aged man or woman, without life ; calm and contented, he appeared to have to Paris, and where he was to lodge, his usual three months since we saw each other.’ no wish unfulfilled, no desire uiigratifieJ : statemont, was c irried into ellect As we may ‘ I have it,’ exclaimed the Southerner, ‘follow making a reverential obiisance, unless your The captain, as I afterwards learned, had suppose, all was in .llectual for the recovery ot tiino of going to bed, and a number of circum­ me ’ In which young people render themselves house is on lire. “ No fears to beat away, no strife to heal.” held a lieutenancy in a Highland regiment at the nr n ic y . Tne missing funds were inis.-ing stances, which the gentleman had conceived The trio adjourned to the clerk’s office, whero very impolite: Never break ycur neck to bow at all to a I fancied the captain to be the happiest of men, Waterloo, where, after being fortunate enough still. Alter tne return of Mr. arid Mrs. )Y. to could only bo-known to himself. a stirring appeal for Texas was written, carried 1. Loud laughter. • sweet sixteen,” with a flounced dress, who is and the first mortal I had mot with in whose to distinguish himself, he was severely wounded )\ atertown, in great apparent dejection, at the Monsieur de Sartine having thus excited at- among the passengers and §150 collected, which 2. Reading while others are talking. ashamed of tier old-fashioned mother : or to a on tho last day of tiie battle. He was conveyed ease seemed falsified the old maxim—‘ ‘ There is loss ol such an amount of in me}', their • pi .in tontion, hut this extraordinary question to him: strutting collegiate who is bun ilied at his grand­ was iiandeu over to Wills. At night a supper 3. Catling finger-nails in company. to tiie house of a private familv in Brussels, a skeleton in every man’s secret closet!" unvarnished tale,' agreeing perfectly when told ‘ Sir, are you a man of courage ?’ was given. mother's bad grammer. Our dinner was a imirvel of art and ingenu­ 4. Leaving meeting before it is closed. where lie had been quartered Before the action, by either, their well all' cted sorrow, aud, above The gentleman, still m ire astonished at tho cabin was decorated with the star-span- 5- W hispering in company. Never keep a boy, to black your boots and a t­ and by careful nursing recovered his health.— ity, auu the only drawback to its perfect enjoy- i all. the character previously sustained by 5Ir. singularity of snch an interrogatory, demanded gl.d banner, entwined with the flag ot the lone tend to tiie stable, while you frighten your wife As one of his kind nurses was young and hand­ ment was the reflection of how lunch trouble J M . for honesty and integrity, left to the minds tne reason why he put such a s,range question, star. At 12 o’clock they commenced singm1* 6. Gazing at strangers. out of the idea of keeping a nurse for the twins, its preparation must have cost the excellent I 7. Leaving a stranger without a seat. some, it was quite natural that the iuvalid offi­ of most no room for doubts of the truth of their adding, at the same time, that no man ever songs, and the Major complied wijh the request by constantly talking of • hard times.’ cer should fall in love wilii her. .When his lady wnose care had provided it. Tiie basis of statement. Tho bond-tn n o f Mr. \Y , though douhtef his courage. company by singing Iiis favorite song, 8. A want of respect for superiors. Never converse with a lady, with a cigar in health was perfectly restored they were married. our rep ist was mutton—its lighter adjuncts heavy losers, deemed it policy to all' ot to be­ J I. de Sartine replied—‘ Sir, yon aro to he : • Barlow.’ 9. Reading aloud in company without be­ your mouth, or smoke in anybody's company He obtained promotion ; but, having little be­ were chickens and a brace of partridges ; but lieve tho whole, at least till some discovery robbed and murdered tlii3 eight! If you are a Br, without apologizing for the same. said i ‘ Excellent.” said anotii ing asked. sides Iiis pay to live upon, and finding that in- the skill with which they were varied and dis­ might be made to justi y suspicion. Judge K. mao of courage, you must go to ycur hotel and 10. Receiving a present without some Never remind people of personal deformity, suffii-ient to meet the additional expenses of a guised in half-a-dozen diflerent dishes spoke retire to rest at tho usual hour ; but he careful was a near neighbor ol Mr. V7. and a very fa­ ‘ I o uifl do it better,’ said Jim, who w:i3 or of the relatives who have disgraced them. wedded life, he retired from the service on half- well for the inventive culinary powers of our tiiat you do not fall asleep. Neither will it he manifestation of gratitude. miliar man in his habits ; he often visited his fast verging into the fourth state of intoxica­ Never leave a letter unanswered, and use the pay, and got a grant of government land in smiling hostess, and the expertness of ‘ auld proper for you to look under the bed, or into 11. Making yourself the topic of convers­ house at the most unexpected h ours; and tion, ‘ if I had niv proper togs on-’ After gii- stamp which was enclosed to you to ‘ reply Canada, to which he and his new bride emigra­ Sandie,’ who, from long practice under her t!.ougli he discovered nothing there that would any of tho closets which are in your bedcheiu- ation. with,’ on a letter to your own sweetheart. tuition, had become a tolerable artiste, and an h e r w :ic'i La '.uuu.t.icly uescriOefl. ‘ You i .iiree laint huzzas for Texas, the party ted. lie made tiie clearing, and erected the have excited the suspicion of a less peri-ep'i’-n broke op. 12. Laughing at the mistakes of others. Never ride in a Cue carriage and keep a score invaluable assistant on occasions of extra a-.li- must place your portmanteau in its usual situ­ buildings we now saw, with what ready cash lie mind, he saw many itihigs that loreeil upon him Next morning the clerk went into Wills’ 13. Joking others in company. of servants, while your widowed sister trudges p •see-sed, mid since tiia t time had contrived, as nary cookery lik e the present, He also officiat­ the cunvictlon that the lost money must he in ation near vour bed, and discover no suspicion. 14. Correcting older persons than your­ along on foot, and toils for her daily bread. he said, “ to live like a lighting-cock ” on an in­ ed as butler ami Waiter, and with groat gravity- the possession of \Y. and his wile. Though Leave what remains to me. If however, 'you do s? breaklas when he Never wear a liner coat than the merchant upheld in his single person, all the dignity and not fed your courage suilieie.it tc bear you on-, I lo.unJ “ 'e Maj ,r had turned rn all standing. self, especially parents. come ol about four hundred dollars a year.— both would converse with perfect ease on the I will procurea persin who shall personate you, I’’j'/'? ’0?1?: chapeau and sword on; hrstfeet you owe for it, or the tailor wham you have not Such, in brief, was tiie captain's little history state of the family ! subject of their misfortune, and lament, with 15. To commence talking before others paid for the making. Wo had pastry, too, made with confections and goto bed in your stead.’ n ’ > . ,°"f ‘ 10 P,lluw' .Ue Is a Jexas are through. - an every-day story in tho colonies, though apparent sincerity, their loss ; still guilty con­ After some fur'ther explanation, which con- JL'Jor’ anJ of C(,urs0 n'J fault waa fuund- Never turu a deaf ear to a woman in distress, not without a spice of romance. of the wild plum, raspberry, and cranberry, science would betray itself, in some way r.ot 10. Answering questions when put to because you cannot see how you would ho tiie preserved with maple sugar, refined almr.st-to vinced tlm gentleman that M. de Sartine's in------But it must lie confessed that there was noth­ perceptible to tho multitude. Convinced as he others. gainer by her bettered condition. whiteness. -A’ our aio work, sir!’ remarked was, he determined to attempt to gain further tefli 'enco was accurate iu every particular, he , T» i , i. , . , -i o- n j • , -«r ing very romantic in tiie captain’s manner or refused to be personated, and formed un imine- , ! R has been,my lot> J aiJ. Rodo.r'ck M e ­ 17. Commencing to eat as soon as you Never wound wantonly the sensitive nature tho captain. ‘ The produce o’ our ain sugar- knowledge of the matter. Accordingly lor appearance, as he came down to the water’s edge diate resolution literally to follow the direction ) SW‘ a? flhe lat« >neet'"K 1(1 get to the table. of (he constitutional invalid : nor by rude j 'st­ bush, though v.c aye get help to make thal!"— fourteen nights in succession, he lay -upon tho pi­ and sarcasms., send a blush to the temples of to meet us. The gallant young officer bad Our hospitable hostess also produced liqueurs oi re had...... J received, lie accordingly - • went ' 3nt. t(J kcd j 1 rnnors’ Pension bocioty, of the acquirement IS. Not listening to what one is saying, grown into a sturdy Scotchman, arid any beauty azza of Mr. W .’s house, directly under tiie win­ md merits of the compositors and readers, ‘ to modest merit. her own concoction, of exquisite fragrance, and dow of their sleeping apartment. at his usual hour, which was eleven o’clock in company— unless you desire to show open Never jest with a single woman about the he might onco have possessed was effectually hearing the flavor oT the wild plum kernal. In At half-past twelve (the time mentioned by M. give mure trouble tu the printer than most con­ contempt for the speaker. anxiety of ail women to be married ; nor tell marred by a sabre-cut, which had left a broad, short, we fared sumptuously, and I, not expee He could perceive them talking in a low tone de Sartine) the door of the bedchamber was temporary writers, and I have always admired A well bred person will not make an ob­ your wife you married her because you pitied red, oblique ridge across hip cheek and nose.— ting to meet with such luxuries in a place so during the night, but so indistinctly that he opened, and three men entered with a dark lan­ tiie address, ability, and tact of the working lie was clad in a shooting-jacket of homo-spun could make out nothing of any consequence. servation whilst another of the company is her lonely condition. remote from the centres of civilisation, was tern, daggers, and pistols. The gentleman men, wiio, if patience he a heavenly vir.ue. eloth, with vest and pants ol the same m aterial; However, lie came to the conclusion that they ought never to have had the name applied to addressing himself. Never go to bed at ten, leaving your wife up lost in admiration of the ingenuity and indus­ who, of course, was awake, perceived one ot till two, with a sick baby ; and look pitch forks a round Scotch “ bonnet ” covered Iiis head, and try that could thus make tho wilderness yield were about to leave tho country ; aud ho imme­ them to be his own servant. They rilled his them that is in common use. It is to an author diately determined upon a desperate effort to as­ at her at the breakfast-table, because that meal a short pipe graced his mouth. up its sweets, and surround itself with the portmanteau undisturbed, and settled the plan iike myself that the term might in common ;x ix B its.—A correspondent wants to is half au hour too late. ‘Ilacye come at last?’ said lie, taking hold amenities and luxuries of refined life in the rude certain the correctness ol his suspicions. Ac­ of putting him to death. The gentleman hear­ Iron >sty be applied of printer’s devil. I enter­ • if a joke is good for anything after it Never hear ungenerous strictures upon the of tiie prow of our skiff’, and lifting her upon solitudes of nature. cordingly lie imparted to Mr. F., his associate ing all this, and not knowing by what means tain the same regard lor the man who works raokeil.’— Wanted, a stiejt to measure a conduct of a woman, with a quiet smile, instead the beach, tiiat we might land without wetting bondsman, a full account ol all he had been wit­ he was to be rescued, it may be naturally sup­ the types, and tlm reader who supervises the She felt lonesome at first, and despaired of ness to, and his strong belief that they had or proofs, as I do for the short hand writer who iw escape.—A man tried the other day of saying in thunder tones, ‘ ft is false, sir.’ our feet. ‘ Weel, N ------, my lad 1 how's a’ wi’ ever becoming lecoueiled to her wild new home, posed, was under great perturbatiou of mind ye? I was beginning to ti ink I was forgotten knew something of the money. They immedi­ renders my crude speech into good and racy irehas ■ a hen that would lay a brick.— Never fall hack from a bargain, after the ar­ she informed us in a naive Anglo-French dialect; during such an awful interval ol suspense ; by a’ my friends 1 The doil a Christian face I ’ve ately concerted a plan to test the truth of their English—a gratitude, I will say, which is sel­ fellow who is courting Miss Demeanor, ticles of agreement arc drawu up, and only but by degrees she got accustomed to it, and when, at the moment the viliians wore prepar­ need your signature to make them perfect. looked on for the last month, hut the wife’s and suspicious ; as a precautionary measure, a phy­ ing to commit the horrid deed, -four police offi­ dom expressed by the very numerous public or­ ;s very seriously of breaking off the cn- was now quite enamored of the life they led.— Never insult the modest by ribaldry, the au d S.rndie’s ! But I have ye the noo, and ye’ll sician Oi eminence was consulted as to how long cers acting under M. de Sartine’s orders, who ators who owe tho debt.’ meut.— “What is the matter with you, After spending five years thore, she aecompac- a person might be kept under water ajid he re­ grave by levity, nor the pious by contempt of no leave me the day. I promise ye !’ ied the captain to Europe on some family mat­ wor e concealed under the Led and in the closets, ?’ ‘ Why, there is a new girl come out suscitated. As it might be they were about to sacred things. Auld Sandie,’ it appeared, was an old and ters connected with the death of her father ; rushed out and seized the effenders with the twenty thousand a year, and I went Never ba guilty of any of these offences attached follower of the captain s— a sort off hut she was glad to get back again to her remove, no delay iu executing the scheme was property in their possession, and in the act oi A western editor thinks that if the prop­ considered safe. The same morning, therefore, engaged myself yesterday to Fanny against decency and propriety ; if you are, you half-servant and half-friend—and was all that preparing to commit the murder. Bush.’ Tim gaities of conventional life had Judge K. seut to Mr. W ., wishing him to come er way of spelling tho is ‘ though,’ ate are not a gentleman." the establishment could boast in the way of do­ The consequonce was, that the perpetration has only fifteen thousand.’— Ail old lady no longer any charm for tier, and the ncise and to his house sotno time in the day, and make a ‘eight,’ and bo ‘beaux,’ the proper way of mestic help—officiating, to the extent of his of the atrocious deed was prevented, and suffi­ iringficbl is so afraid of water that she bustle of cities distracted tier ; of tho friends of final settlement. About eleven o'clock Mr. W. spelling ‘ potatoes,’ must be poughteigh- abilities, both as man servant and maid-servant, cient evidence obtained to convict the offenders. allow her geese to take a swim till she her youth some wero dead, others married and arrived at tho house of tho Judge, aud under teaux. A footman proud of his grammar, ushered and Mrs. F------performing all household duties M. de Sartine's intelligence enabled him to pre­ gone from the places where she knew them.— pretence of talking the matter over free from in­ ilaced life preservers on them.— An cni- that wero beyond the reach of Saudie’s talents. vent this horrid olienee of robbery and murder, into the drawing-room a Mr. Foote and his All was changed. Tho restraints of European terruption, he proposed a walk. Tiioy, in com­ : artist is about getting up a ‘ panorama two daughters, with this introduction : The captain gave me a hearty welcome when 1 lifo ill-accorded with the free habits she had ac­ which, but for the accuracy of the system, ‘ What is the chief use of bread !’ asked law suit.’ It opens with the year one, pany with Mr. F., left tho house, and proceed­ wou.d probably have been carried into execu­ ‘ Mr. Foote and the two Misses Feet.’ was introduced to him, end instantly invited mo quired in the wcods ; she sighed for tho quiet ed across the lota toward a piece of woods. They an examiner at a recent school exhibition. closes with doomsday.— A cotemporary to spend a few weeks with him. This offer of and peace cf her Ibrast home, and, onco return­ tion. Another auecdote relates to the Austrian walked on till they were nearly a half a mile omperor, Joseph the Second. That monarch, ‘ The chief use of bread,’ answered the ur­ r remarks tiiat marriage directs a man impromta hospitality, ho was careful to inform ed never wished to leavo it again f had fres from any house, and had cume to the side of a me, was not attributable to any superfluous having, in the year 1787, formed and promul­ chin, apparently astonished at the simplicity getable markets, botanical physicians, An Illinois editor, speaking of a rogue quent opportunities afterwards of comparing muddy brook, entirely hidden from view by sur­ kindness on his part, hut was, in fact, prompted her experience with that of other lady settlers, gated a new code of laws relativo to criminal of the question, ‘ is to spread butter and ners’ shops, paregoric, summer complaint who lives iu his vicinity, says—‘ The rascal rounding hills and woods. Wholly unsuspici­ and civil offences, aud having also established by a selfish desire to catch a stranger—a rara and received a similar account in almost every ous of what awaited him, what must liave been molasses on it. uight bells. jhas brokea every bank, and jail, and Sab­ avis in these regions—and relieve tho monotony what he conceived to best system of police in case. • All fretted dreadfully for the tirst.year or Mr. W .'s aatouishment when Judge K. stopped bath, we have had in this country for the Europe, he couid scarcely ever forgive tho French of Iiis life by introducing a temporary new fea>- two, until the process of ‘ roughing it ’ was before him, and with a countenance and in a n olJ bachelor geologist was boasting [ast gve years.’ taro. 1 past; after which the free and simple modo ot nation, inconsequence of the accuracy and in­ A young man iu New York recently ad­ tone uf voico not to be misunderstood, told him telligence of M. de. S irtino having been found every rock was as familiar to him as Wc walked to the house, and were ushered living charmed them from regrets, and they tiie intent for which they had brought Liu vertised for a wife. In less than two hours, into an apartment, which was a model of neat­ made, upon tho whole, better settlers than so much superior to bis own, notwithstanding 18 married meu sent in word that he might ilphabet. A lady who was present, de- there, and charged him with the embezzlement tho immense pains he had bestowed on that de­ A St. Louis paper says that the grasshop­ ness and ingonhity. The rude logs which formed their male companions. , have theirs. :d that she knew of a rock of which he of §33,000 of public money, their reasons for partment of lira government. pers have eat up the entire (obacco crop of the walls wero hidden by jointed hoards instead After dinner, tho unfailing and omnipresent thinking so, and telling him if he did not dis­ totally ignorant. of plaster; the large open fire-place was built Franklin county, and the last that was heard whiskey-bottle, sugar-bowl, and ho: water were close whore it was they would drown him on A very notorious offender, who was a subject fame it niadame,’ cried Coclebs in a or largo stones, presenting a surface of tolerable from them they were seated on the corners of brought forward, aud the captain commenced t :o spot. Unawed by these threats, tho har­ of the emperor, and who committed many atro­ Indulging in dangerous, is like lfclring honev evenness by means of a rude plaster of lime and to brew some punch. A last attempt on our cious acts of violence and d e f la tio n at from a knile and getting cut with th-”-’ the fence, begging every man that passed for dened man, with an ill-affected look of inno­ ; is rock the cradle, sir/ replied the mud ; the floor was covered with a thick carpet part to get away was vetoed in a very decisive cence, exclaimed : ‘I know nothing of the mat- Vienna, was traced to Palis b; of matting, woven from bass-wood bark ; a b far- D r. Franklin’s Only Son.—W hile the name BOOK NOTICES. g - We understand that the Cattle Show and Brutal Murder.—The St. Albans (Vt.) Mes. F O U R D A T S E. B. W hitman exhibited to a crowded meet­ of Franklin has been so prominently before the Fair held at Thomaston last week passed off senger chronicles the particulars of a shocking LATER FROM EUROPE. ing in Chicago, the South Carolina red silk public of late, in connection with the celebra­ murder which occurred in the town of Bakers­ standard, taken from the Palmetto crusaders P utnam’s Monthly for October is received at finely. Visitors, however, enjoyed the Fair less tion at Boston, it may not be uninteresting to field on tbe night of Saturday, 27th ult. The New York, Oct. 3. against Freedom in Kansas by the “ Chicago give some account of bis only 6on, William, Thursday Evening, Oct. 9, 1850. Spear’s. It bus some fine articles this month. chan they would, had they not found the Hall, Messenger says: Steamship Africa from Liverpool 20th ult., Boys.” Mr. W., under the demand of his vast about whom we think little is known by the ' Among those in which we have been interested which was not very large, so crowded. The ar­ * It seems that a Mr. Brown and his wife, who arrived this morning. audience, made a speech, in the course of which were in the habit of living with their married he said : community at large. Unlike his father, whose j are “ Emerson on England,” What is Poetry.” ticles on exhibition, however, were none the The Africa arrived at her dock at 8 o’clock, The Sufferers in Kansas. children, had been staying for some time in Ba­ “ You know how they stopped the Chicago chief claim to veneration is for the invaluable and “ The Fate of the’ Farleigb’s,’’ a story bringing Liverpool and London dates of 20th of services he rendered his covntry in her greatest Since Gov. Geary assumed the duties of his lens worthy ot notice ; those of needlework and kersfield with their son-in-law, Mr. L-icke. On September. boys at Leavenworth, and disarmed them and need the son wasUrom first to last, a devoted ; offiee afl Governor of Kansas a BOmewhat better from the pen of an old California Doctor. The drawing, especially, did credit to the fair hands Saturday, Mr. Brown and his daughter, Mrs. Steamer City of Manchester arrived at Liver­ turned them back ; and how the boys traversed loyalist. Before the Revolutionary war he held , , ...... entertaining paper under the title of “ Scam- Locke, left for Waterville on a visit to some of pool on the 19th, and tho Herman at Southamp­ tbe prairies and made their way into Kansas several civil and military offices of importance. J order of things appears to exist in that unfor- that executed them. pavias” is continued. We always find the their friends who were living there. Mrs. Biown ton the same day. through Iowa, and how they met the enemy and A t the commencement of the Revolutionary tunate territory. ' — By .his . . intervention . between and another daughter, who were also stopping The news by this arrival is very uninterest- came off victorious in every conflict. And now, “ Editorial Notes’’ in Putnam interesting Eg'" Lay in your stock of provisions and fuel war he held the office of Governor of New Jer­ the inhabitants of Lawrence and the Missouri at Locke's, went to bed at the accustomed hour, the pledge that I made to them before I left, I sey which appointment ho received in the year We have known Putnam “ from its youth up” for the coming winter before the markets are little dreaming that to one it was the bed of English papers are filled with descriptions of am about to redeem, (Here Mr. Whitman un- invaders a comparative state of peace was ef­ death, as it proved to be. At about 11 o’clock folded and held up to the audience a red flag 1763. and do not hesitate to pronounce it in our judg­ monopolized and the prices too high. tbe coronation at Moscow, and discussions on fected, the border ruffians having mostly return­ the daughter awoke and saw Locke standing by somewhat torn, with a tingle star in the centre, When the difficulties between the mother ment the best among the many excellent Amer­ the export of specie. country and the colonists were coming to a cri­ ed to Missouri, while the roads leading from the the bedside, who, so soon as he found that he The chief subject of interest in Paris is the and the words “ South Carolina” inscribed ican magazines. Price 25 cents a number, or sis, he threw his whole influence in favor of loy­ Missouri River to the Free State settlements are &T The Boston Traveller now issues a morn­ was discovered, said, ‘ Jane I have done enough arrest of numerous members of tbe Societe Ma above it ) This, said he, is their flag ; this is alty, and endeavored to prevent the legislative $3,00 a year. It is sold in Boston by A. Wil- to be hung for it,’ and immediately seizing her rianne on charges of an intention to assassinate ! the identical flag they placed upon the Free represented as being for the most part freed from ing edition. The Traveller is one of the most assembly of New Jersey from sanctioning the liatnas and Co., 100 Washington St. choked her in a most violent manner until he the ~ Emperor, on his return from Biarritz. . 1 State Hotel in Lawrence, previousxo destroying proceedings of the Genera! Congress at Phila­ the obstructions of those lawless creatures, enterprising and popular papers in New Eng­ thought, undoubtedly, that life was extinct, and Muoh uneasiness exists at Madrid, and the i t ; this is the flag they marched under; and this delphia. These efforts, however, did but little whose practice formerly was to intercept the land. then left her. The girl lay in the greatest ter­ Queen and O’Donnell are becoming equally un­ is tho flag that your boys took from them with Household W ords.—The October number of ror until she heard Locke leave the house. She the loss of but one man ; and not only that but to stay the tide of popular sentiment in favor of Free State men while on their way to the set­ popular. resistance to tyranny, and soon involved him in this excellent re-print is also received at Spear’s, Tlic Election, in Connecticut. then arose and found that her mother who slept The estates of Holland were opened on the they took the boastiog Carolina free-booters pris­ difficulty. Lie was deposed from office by the tlements. But there are still apprehensions of in a bed but a few feet from her own, lay a life­ 16th ult. oners and captured tlieir plunder. (Tremendous H artford, Oct, 7. 85 towns heard from.— whigs to give place to William Livingston, and from A. Williams and Co. The present is a less corpse, from a number of blows about the cheers.( This is tbe identical flag you have fartiier outrages ; the invaders have not yet re- Fremont carries 50, and Buebannn 35. The The Free Trade Congress has opened at Brus­ sent a piisoner to Connecticut, where he re­ double number, and is yet sold for 25 cents. It head and neck evidenty made by soat9 sharp beard so much about, that was carried over the linqished their purposes of subjugating the gain over last fall is—Fremont 21, Buchanan sels. The business however, as yet been pre­ mained about two years in East Windsor, in contains forty-nine articles, covering nearly 200 edged instrument. liminary. invaders of the liberties of Kansas. This is the “ abolitionists,” they still keep some of the 13. The gain on the popular vote is largely in Sag that Was placed upon the printing offices the house of Cap'ain Ehenezer Grant, near pages, making it the cheapest reading of the (avor of Fremont. The young lady immediately alarmed the The Swiss Federal Assembly, both chambers, where the Theological Seminary now stands.— highways intercepted, and occasionally shoot neighbors, who repaired to tbe spot, and on ex­ previous to their being demolished and their con­ New Haven, Oct. 7. Town elections were pledge themselves to resist all encroachments on In 1778 he was exchanged, and soon after went same quality that we- know of. It is a valua­ amination found that seventeen severe wounds tents thrown into the Missouri This is the flag down the Free State men ; the Governor declares held to day in about half of the State. 83 the rights of the Republic. to England. There he spent the remainder of ble work and deserves a wider circulation in had been inflicted upon tbe head, neck, and that C'oi. Harvey and the Chicago boys captured his intentions of requiring an enforcement of towns have been heard from, of which the Dem­ New rumors of coercion against Naples, by his life, receiving a pension from the British shoulders of the deceased. The next morning with the cannon, which had been used against this region than it has yet attained. ocrats have carried 47, and the Republicans 36, England and France are current, but are un­ government for the losses he had sustained the bogus and outragous laws of the territory ; Locke was found dead in the barn, where he Lawrence, and which was found when taken, being a nett Democratic gain of 9. substantiated, by his fidelity. lie died in 1813, at the age of and even if there is a comparative state of peaee had hung himself. No trouble was known to The decrease of bullion in the Bank of Eng­ loaded with tkree balls, manufactured from the Dix, Edwards & Co., the publishers of Put­ 82. there now, there is little reason to hope that it have existed between the parties, and the dread­ land is upward of £3G,000. type of Brown’s printing press, and which was ful tragedy is ascribed to the influence of intoxi­ brought agaiust their own fort knocking it into As might be expected, his opposition to the nam and Houshold Words, continue to publish The store of Tompkins & Morris, in Bangor, Liverpool, Sept. 20, P. M. Capt. Penny, will long continue. pi, eliciting the remark from some one that this causa of liberty, so dear to the heart of his “ The Schoolfellow,” that great favorite of the was entered on Tuesday night, and robbed of cating drink, as on his way home that night commander of the ship Lady Franklin, has re­ father, produced an estrangement between them. Those Free State inhabitants have a hard time jewelry and silver ware to the value of $500 to Locko had a jug of liquor, and offered some of was a singular way of distributing typo.” young folks. It is regarded as the best boys turned with her to Aberdeen, from tho Arctic For years they had no intercourse. When, in of it. For two years, it must be remembered, $1000, it to others. regions, and reports that when he was in Ho­ 1784, the son wrote to his father, in his reply. and gills’ magazine published. Only $1,00 a they have been contending against a series of garth's Sound he was told by the Esquimaox Another Fatal Burning Fluid Accident.— Dr. Franklin save . “ Nothing has ever hurt me year, or ten cents a number. Address pub­ From Mexico and Havana* T he D rowning of Mr. Frazer from the that some of their companions had seen a long Mrs. Jane Littlefield of Rockport, Mass., was bo much, and aff.-cted mo with such keen sensa­ outrages more tyrannical even than our fathers lishers, at 321 Broadway, N. Y. For sale at Steamer Menemon Sandford.—The examination wuy off in a northwesterly direction, a circular about to kindle a fire in her cook Btove yester­ tions, us to find myself deserted in my old age New Orleans, Oct. 6.—By the arrival of endured in the early history of the country, and of witnesses before Coroner Stedman, concern­ white tent, erected on the ice. The Esquimaux day afternoon, and incautiously took a cun by my only son ; and not only deserted, but to Spear’s. steamer Brazos, we have Santiago dates of 27th mindful not only of their moral rights but of ing the recent drowning of Mr. Allen Frazer, had taken from it on the first visit some bright which contained a very small quantity of burn­ find him taking up arms agaiust me in a cause ult. Vidaurri had been defeated in an attempt their duty also, and the magnitude of the in­ from the steamer Menemon Sandford, was con­ metal, and on the second some spoons. After­ ing fluid to pour upon the kindling wood. I t wherein my good fame, fortune and life were all Rockland Musical Association. to invade San Louis Potosi, and also in an at­ wards they had seen two men in tlio tent. It seems that there was some fire remaining in the terests entrusted to them, they have manfully tack upon Mier. tinued Wednesday afternoon. Capt. Edward at Slake." In his will, also, he alludes to the H. Sandford, master of tbe steamer, testified was reported umoog tho natives that these and stove, of which fact she was ignorant. This part his son had acted. Alter making him At a meeting of the above association held The steamer Black Warrior, with Havana contended for their own defence, yield ing to that tbe first he knew of the accident, was a other white men had perished from hunger. So fire communicated to the fluid in the can, blew time bequests, he adds : “ The part he acted last evening a Constitution was presented and dates to 3d of October, has arrived. Island nothing which would compromise their position person coming to him and saying “ there’s a man far as Capt. Penny can judge, he thinks this the bottom of it out, and enveloped Mrs. Little­ against me in the last war, which is of public healthy. Schooner Mary W. with 1800 bags adopted and the name of the association changed overboard.” He did not speak as if he meant may refer to the same party from whom Dr. field in the flame, by which she was burned so notoriety, will account for my leaving him no i or expose their proper interests to any hazard. coffee, from Rio Janeiro, was totally lost off to the Mozart Musical Society by which name what he -aa«d, and unon asking him how he Rae obtained the silver spoons, &c., which iden­ badly that site died about midnight. We have They could have suffered fur less had they assen­ Cape Comientes. more of an estate he endeavored to deprive me knew, he replied “ they say so.” Presently tified the white men with Sir John Franklin before recorded the death of several servant girls of.” Toe patriotism of the father stands forth it will hereafter be known. ted to unjust and invalid laws. But it would another person came along leisurely and said and his party. in an exactly similar manner.— Traveller. all the brighter when contrasted with the deser­ seem as if they realized that the rights and in­ A number of Ladies and Gentlemen were pro­ The Botts and Pryor Duel—The President there was a man overboard, and that be had tion of the sjn.—Newburyport Herald. London, Saturday, The Post speaks of a posed and elected members of the Society who heard him cry for help. He called the mate terests of their posterity, and of their kinsmen W ashington, Oct. G.—Messrs. Botts and Pry­ diplomatic rupture with Naples us inevitable. Fatal Accident.—Dr. Wm. H. Alien, of Ma- who said he knew nothing about it, and then in the various parts of the nation were involved will be duly notified of their election by notices or, with their seconds, are secreted in Washing­ It says : The whole of our diplomacy will be . chias, was instantly killed on Wednesday, Sep- The Sailor Shipwrecked on Land.—I f __ signed by the President and Secretary of the ton, eluding the vigilance of the police. Ar­ ran?, the bell and stopped tfce engine and wheels, recalled trom the Neapolitan Court, and we 1 tember 24th, by the accidental discharge of a honest heart beats in one bosom more warmly with tbeir own • and ? et as a general thing, rangements have been made for the hostile meet- and heard no noise or confusion. Some six or shall send, as well as the French, two line of- Society. gun. He was returning from a hunting excur­ than another, it is in that of the brave Araeri- though subjected to house-burnings, to murder ng to-morrow morning. eight minutes after, ho gave orders for the boat battle-ships, and a corresponding loree of frig­ sion, and in changing his gun from one shoulder can tar. \\ hether it would be the many dan ; and a|) sorts of persecutions as well as prosecu- A meeting for practice was appointed to be It is ■expected the President will return to to proceed, but gave no further orders. Capt. ates. Through these alone will the Allies com­ to the other, the hammer caught, aod the rifle gers that beset him on a perilous voyage, or a . , . . , held at Granite Hall on next Tuesday evening Washington in the U. S. steamer Wabash, she Sandford further stated that he remained in the municate with the King. was discharged, the ball passing through his sense of loneliness while rocked upon the m oun-! ,10n8 of tbemOst harass,nS nature’ they have, - a , • having been taken to Portsmouth with that view. pilot house while the wheels were stopped, and tain wave, that leads him to cherish and lock refused to retaliate, and no similar acts of vio- at seven o clock at which time and place it is head, killing him instantly. He was about 25 ordered the boat to proceed because there was STILL LATER years old, of excellent habits, and leaves a wife. up with sacred care his affections and the better i knee sta'n the purity of their record. Thus hoped that all the original members of tho eo- not excitement enough on board to convince him Body Found.—On Sunday morning the dead feelings of his nature, and keep them untouched ' have t, lived when permitted to live at a)) ’ciety and all who may receive invitations from that there really was a man overboard, but the LATER FROM EUROPE. by the scenes ol vice and temptation of which . . , . , body of a woman was found in the canal near report made to him that such was the case, was the Society will be in attendance and partici­ R iver du L oupe, 6th, A. M. he must often he a witness, certain it is that the or to re“ aln w,thln tho territory, for the season the “ harness-factory ’’ in Lewiston. Coroner not contradicted. SPECIAL NOTICES American sailor is most sensitive to wrong, and past. Though by their own enterprise ample pate in the performance. Brooks was called, who immediately proceeded The investigation stands adjourned to the 9th The propeller Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool, to hold an inquest. From the testimony elici­ more keenly touched by misfortune, than any provision was made for harvests of grain and inst.—Boston Jour. 24th ult, passed this point this A M, en route City Collector’s Notice. Per Order. ted, it proved to lie the body of Beatrice Craw­ other individual in the world. It mav be that . i n • r i t n • , for Quebec. , rf . , tue other necessaries of life, their crops have A. H owes, Secy. ford, aged about 60, and supposed to belong in 'TH E subscriber having been elected collector of his adventurous life, teaching him, as it must, • 1 The news from Great Britian is entirely de­ Thomaston. She was a seamstress. It was A Flying Balloon.—At Newburyport yester- -*■ Taxes of the City ol Rockland for the year 1856, here­ to cling to his shipmates as to his little world— ' been iu great part destroyed, their cattle carried N. B. The Society will sing from the Mod­ void of interest, and political intelligence from by gives notice that he has taken an his all—strengthens his nobler and kinder feel- ■ off by the border-ruffians, their house pilfered ern Harp until further notice. eupposed tb it she missed the path and walked day afternoon, Mr. Wise, son of the veteran France is equally so. eff into the water. The jury returned a ver- aeronaut, made a balloon ascension in presence OFFICE, ings, and warms them into livelier action than and even their clothing in many cases taken In the French market the prices of cereals on Limc-Rock Street, opposite the Pout Office, diet of “ accidental drowning.” of an immense concourse of epectators. When the more monotonous and peaceful life of the r ,, T i j , « a . -a- • a- a are again somewhat firmer, but the rise is not where he will be every evening, fioin 5 to 9 o’clock P. M., landsman. , trom them. Indeed the best authorities indicate Defiance No. 4. he had ascended to a considerable elevation the considered likely to last. and every S a tu r d a y , from 1 to 9 o’clock P. M., to re­ ceive taxes assessed for the present year. A sailor, who had been long nbsent on a Toy- these sufferers in Kansas have not enough At a meeting of Defiance Engine Company, Frightful Ravages of Disease aC Porto balloon was taken by a current of air toward The International Philanthropic Congress at All having taxes to pay are aware lhat it will be much the sea, and Mr. Wise found it necessary to de- age, came into port the other day, and immedi- of the means of subsistence to last them till R ico * Brussels closed on the 20th, and the great Free more convenient to pay them this Fail than to pay this No. 4, held on Monday evening, Oct. G, the fol­ „ - , scend. He experienced a sensation of faintness Trade Congress was in session in the same city. ' 'Vx‘^ r ^pr,tng’ , ... r ately le:t Boston on a visit to his friends in Ver- ' j -r v o . . . i < 1 jNon-rcsidents Iroin whom tnxe9 are due will confer ...l. k. i i fv • i i l . the first of winter ; and if so, as we have no lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted: N ew iork, Oct. o A letter from Guuyami, as bo caine dinvn, and did not let oil' the gas a mont, whom he had left m health a number of | , . . ’ Ills new bpanish Constitution IS published. ! favor uud save expense by calling aud settling their taxes years before. Upon bis arrival at the spot, the doubt n ls» tbey cannot Pass through another Resolved, That we tender our sincere thanks P. R., states that cholera was still very preva- 1 wjth sufficient promptness, It is a re issue of the Constitution of 1845,1 w>«a m tke city. lent there, carrying yellow fever and small pox I The balloon was passing over Plumb Isiaud to the Officers and Members of Engine Compa­ with 16 explanatory articles. „ .. „ CHAS. a. LIBBY,Collector. light- hearted tar found that they had all died winter without the aid of those in the States in its train. Mayaguez was ravaged by cholera, , wben he cast out his anchor, and it ploughed in his long absence. Even the bright eyed girl. who have sympathized in their sufferings, and nies, State of Maine, No. 3 and Eureka No. 4 The Madrid correspondence in the Paris Jo u r-! R“ !u'nd'’oc” 28,Ria56? °C ’ -litf of Thomaston for their generous hospitality and and many of ns leading settlers had died of the , through the sand, not finding a soil that would naldes Deba s, says that the Queen and O'Don------—___ whom he had left m all her vigorous bloom— , .. . x. epidemic. Some of the planters had lost as . h()ld ;t) and waa flung out t0 gea Mr Wige and to whom lie was betrotbed-she who year i,re wllllng to llelP them wl’®“ tbeT are ln tbe brotherly treatment during our visit to their nol was so much at variance that O'Donnei had G uitar Instruction, many as one hundred laborers, and from forty , ;lt this juncture, jumped a distance of fifteen after year had anxiously watched for his return greatest need of “ material aid.” “ Shailwe al- town on the 2d inst., ns well as for previous fa- tendered his resignation, but, lor the present, it y i r . j . p. SINGHI, hereby offers his services to sixty had been taken from others. Ponce i feet, upon the ground, and attempted to bold slept beneath the cold sod of the valley ! He low the inclemencies of hunger and cold to be vora wbich, bave bestowed upon us IS not accepted. . I u . QS au iumructor on the Guiiar to a limited number of was free from disease. At Guayama trade was ; tbe balloon by the ropes. His hands were Se­ retraced his steps, and when we me t him on his lh a t such manifestations olof neigh­ Rep irts respecting a hostile Anglo-French ! pupils. ’ j the only reward for their patient and magnani- very dull. A severe drouth prevailed there, and j vereiy lacerated, and ho was obliged to relin- return, he was seated by the roadside, weepin*. , . borly kindness and gentlemanly courtesy and re­ demonstration against Naples acquires cousis- TERMS $U,00 per quarter of tweety-four lesaona. like a child A feeling of loneliness had come lnous exertions gard as were exhibited towards us as Firemen of the canes had suffered very much. ] qUj3h his hold. The balloon then made a splen- tency. The Journal dcs Debats, as also the over the noble- hearted fellow that touched a , ______a sister town, are calculated to unite morefirmly did ascension on its own account, and soon be­ Paris correspondents of London papers, state In the neighborhood ol Cincinnati there are chord in his bosom which ull the loneliness of! in friendly relations the inhabitants of our res­ came a speck in tho ether over the Atlantic. that if Naples does not accede to the accessions Ilcaltli nnd Strength. the ocean could not reach. His home des date The Erst meeting o( the Young Men's pective towns. more than 2000 acres in grapes. The profits Good bye, balloon.— Herald. demanded, 4 line-of-battle ships, 2 frigates, and XZ DR. O. S. RICHARDSON’S SHERRY WINE BIT- per acre average, taking one year with another, —the cherished one of his heart, and the loved Kansas Relief Society of Boston was held on Resoloed, That we hope soon to have an op­ 2 corvettes, already detained for the purpose,. TEItS is the . . best medicine . . . ever used .. for Spring • - and Sutn- portunity of meotingthem again upon our own about $300 per acre. The cost of planting will rendezvous at Ajaccio, thence proceed to : of his y o u th -h is affianced b rid e -th e sturdy Monday evening in Tremont T ,e Goy ...... _ ...... ranges from $100 to 300 per acre. The expense, “ Show Me a Democrat.” Tho Knickerbocker oak and the lily that bloomed in itsshjde—gone . .. , , . . soil when we will use our best endeavors to con Naples, and take on board tbs French and Eng- ' Hiclinrd’s Billers which has restored so many invalids to vince them that their kindness to us has been : w‘tb ordinary land, need not exceed 150 per tells the following good story : lish embassies. ! l“-'.a,th throughout the New Eugluud Slates during the past —all gone forever ! The sailor was shipwreck- Gardner presided, and the meeting was ad- “ A tall, green sort of a well-dressed fellow ed on land, and the held heart who had with-i dressed by Rev. I. S. Kalloch and Rev. J . F. fully appreciated. walked into a Broadway saloon the other day, 1 lie Sardinian government has demanded an N. B.—Beware of imitations called Sherry Wine Bitters, stood the beating of the surge and the mountain Clarke of Boston, Judge Conway and R B. B. B. BEAN, explanation and indemnity from Tuscany, for . fb e genuine have a fac simile of my signature upon the where they were talking politics upon a high the repent- evnnlsinn frnni’ Flnrenee nf il n-ir-v ou,cr ellTelo|,e- For by Druggists everywhere and at wave—who had braved the perils of the deep in ___r ir , „ . „ r Foreman o f Engine Company, No. 4. Death of a Talented Lady—Mrs. Ellen K. tilt recent expulsion Irout Florence ot ll par y ln}. omce. No. 15 Hanover Street Boston. 3m*32 the midnight storm without the trembling of a ° f KanMS’ and °therS' A .c°Ueetlon j wife of W. E. Channing, Esq., died in this city key, and stretching himself up to his full height, Rockland, Oct. 5, 1856. exclaimed, in a loud voice, 1 Where are the of student visitors. ------______I on Monday, at the residence of Dr. Waller nerve or the blink of an eye—hud now lost si^ h t’ was taken up. The following is a brief Democrats? Show m ea Democrat, gentlemen, Copenhagen advices state that nogotiations -p rr priPTUR A "W’Q Channing, at the age of 36 years. The deceased on the Sound dues progress satisfactorily, and ! ■Cl‘ ■“-• LtUUUxtAJX O of his polar star, and wept bitterly at the deso-1 report of Mr. Kulloch’s speech as given in the and I'll show you a liar!’ In an instant a man For the Gazette. was a daughter of the late Hon. Timothy Ful- lation which bad come upon him Such a man Boston Journal of Tuesday ,-tood before the noisy inquirer, in a warlike at­ that a result will be arrived at next Monday, FTRE M A R IN E A N D L IF E Mr. E ditor :—I saw by the United Stales 1 ler, and a sister of Margaret Fuller, the novel- has treasures within Ins bosom above all price— p J titude, and exclaimed, ‘ 1 am a Democrat, sir!’ and a special conference, to fix the amount of ’ * treasures which are the fruits of a nobler nature /. .R* Kalloch, pastor of the society Democratzmocrat some weeks since that the question wr*ter- She was a h dy of rare uccomplish- ‘ You are?’ ‘ Yes, sir, la m .” ‘ Well, just you indemnity, will be held at Copenhagen in No- INSURANCE AGENCY, ments,and was very highly esteemed by a large alone, and can he found embedded in none other j ‘ a " OrshiPs at Tremont Temple, was iotro- was to be discussed in the Demoeratie Club in step round the corner with me, and I ’ll show you vemlier than an honest man. ! duced as the next speaker. His remarks were circle of friends.—Boston Times. A London paper publishes from Constantino­ SPOFFORD BLOCK, your city,whether it was the duty of Democrats a fellow who said I couldn’t find a Democrat in MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND. ______* earnest and eloquent. The ruffian hordes sent the ward ! 2\in’t/ i e ‘ a liar,’ I should like to ple that difficulties still exist respecting the r ' from Missouri, said he, the hired bullies ol Isle of Serpents, and that the English and to withdraw their support from the clergy by D ismissed.—A dispatch to the Traveller states know !’ ” Mysterious Case.—The Barre Gazelle relates • Southern aristocrats, a drunken Governor, aban- French fleets will, consequently, remain in the E . H . C O C H R A iV , will take risks oh all kinds o that the entiro bones of a human being were re- doned marshals and Elierifls, a weak groveling withholding their subscriptions and staying that the Rev. Mr. Conway was, on Sunday last, insurable property in the best Stock and Mutual Compa­ dismissed from the pastorate of tbe Unitarian East. nies- c.-ntly discovered near Damon Pond, in Rut- and time-serving President, an iron-sided Sen” away from meeting. The Damage to the Grand Trunk Railroad This statement, although not new, depressed church in the city of Washington, by a vote ol Life Insurance effected as above. land, Worcester county, which appeared to have ate, have ail been united for the rust few We should like to know what decision was cy the Storm.—We learn that the principal in­ the English funds. The depression was assist­ been deposited there about twenty years. These | months to drive men out of Kansas for free the Church. The ohjeciion to Mr. Conway was O* All busines carefully and promptly attended to, come to. Can you inform us ? his preaching against slavery. jury sustained by this Railroad from the effects ed by a statement that Austria had arrested sev­ Rockland, August, 6, 1856. 32lf bones are supposed to ha the remains of a young I speech, and murder them for having free souls of the recent storm, was the loss of the Pea­ eral men, discharged at Malta from the British m m named Cluster Sprout, Lorn Vermont, who i t is a bloody picture which the historian of Yours. body River Bridge. There were two other small Legion, against which Britain had protested, CLARKE’S FEMALE PILLS disappeared from Rutland (where lie was at \ 185G will have to record. With a glorious his- W esley. Tremendous Flood.—The freshet on the Au- bridges carried away, one across Rattle River, and demanded their immediate release. Fur­ THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, work) very mysteriously about twenty years torv behind us, and free institutions surround sable river, in Essex county, N. Y., on the 30th and one at the State line. The latter had been ther, au uneasy feeling is prevalent that Eng­ since. A man by the name of Asaiiel Presson ing us, our brethren have been hunted, persecut­ We are unable to answer the inquiry of our ult., was of a most disastrous nature. The river repaired and the train came across yesterday. land is acting without the hearty concurrence Prepared from a prescription ofSir James Clarke, M. D. or Preston, whose story has not heretofore been ed, peeled, starved, and their homes and prop- correspondent, though the announcement of the reached a greater height than ever before known, It was expected that the passage over Peabody of France in the Naples affair. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable ciedited, said that Sprout was■as murdered by a erty destroyed. Women and . children ... have r .i r , Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and e had worked, and had their husbands and fathers murdered, their ' ? °f th suffer and starve, by their own ' Democrat. The community are in an awful river, have either been swept away or seriously been known for many years. The intervales all merly Miss Jane Kelly of North Yarmouth, tions, and a speedy cure may be relied un. sat s‘7““b, “• -»•« injured. The bodies of nine persons who per­ along the river from Gorham to Bethel being Mass., and a highly esteemed member of tbe TO MARRIED LADIES ished in the flo.id had been recovered on the 1st completely inundated, causing great damage to Baptist Church in that place, but now, with t is peculiarly suited. It will, iu a short lime, bring on Ed. it he (th e gentleman) did not let him have It io highly fitting that the young men should inst.. and it was believed that others would be the corn crops. The county road between Gor­ her husband, engaged in missionary labors the monthly period with regularity. some, lie would expose him in the crime he had unite to labor for Kansas. \Ve want*1 old men found. ham and Shelbourne was inundated in many among the Ottawa Indians of Kansas Territory, Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government committed, and that if lie valued his neck more for counsel, young meu for war.'1 (Applause.) Mr. Sumner's H ealth.—The Boston Daily places, and the culverts washed away. The under tho patronage of the Methodist Fereign Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. than his money, he must let him have some — Let us go forth io this work—put faith in God passengers by tbe cars were taken in carriages CAUTION. Adocrllser of Tuesday contains letters from Declined.—Mr. Egery, ono of the Represen­ Mission Board. Too letter details the wanton For this Preston was thrown into jail, where he and keep your powder dry, and theie will be no from the Station House in Gorham, to the State These Pills should not be taken by females that are preg tatives elect, from the city of Bangor, lias felt destruction of Mr. Jones s dwelling by the bor­ lias since remained, persisting ii, in themu truthliuiii ui of question aoout about me the result,result. iiteneweu (Renewed applause )l “ three physicians of excellent vuuiuvtci,character,’, , ,, , . 1 • line, and they represent tho scenery as truly der ruffians, and a cruel attempt to murder him niinl’ durln8 lhe fir8t UlJee monlha, they are sure to his statements, which some are now inclined to I Let us show that we mean to do our duty. The 1 wholly refuting the imputations th at Charles c ,niPelled> la consequence of ins ba« ae33 en- rand uu auand sublime, the river coming op to the bring on miscarriage ; but at every other time and in every stR eT f p e U v L S ,ek nis h ^ > x * a n s tor i t i Sr nr s il,D.ess has been feigned- . The last of ; ™ " " " road 6Qd eoverin? u in 8ome places f0 tfie de?th and a Mr. Parker. The Ottawas live upon the k " “' ' Indian reserve, and hence are entitled to the other case, the* are perfectly safe. of two or three feet. TUTTLE MOSES, Auburn, N. Y-, General Agents. been identified as those of Sprout, which were fought. (Applause.) He believed that free-!1‘eSe letter3 is fr0In D r- Caspar W istar of Phil- on the day of choosing Presidential electors. protection of the General Government, while We bave heard of no other damage on the they are not amenable to the Territorial laws of N. B. $1,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au­ peculiar in many respects, and easy to be iden dom would triumph, and that ere long. I adelphia, Mr. Sumner’s present physician . He line of tho road. Kansas. The only crime of Mr. Jones is, hold­ thorized Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by return tified. 'flie matter is being investigated by the Rev. Mr. Clarke exhibited snrno interesting | 3tat®s in tho conclusion of his letter (dated Oct. J enny Lind.—Lotters from Stockholm state ing Iree State opinions. mail. town authorities. that Madame Lind-Goldschmidt, whose rcla- For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, Rocklandj and one mementoes of recent events in Kansas, arnon ’ “nd) tbat Mr. Sumner’s restoration to health Caution.—Look out for your doors, There The writer states that on the last Friday in - 1 tions reside in Sweden, has realized no less a August the inmates of the house were aronsed I Dnisgi»tia every town in the United States, them the famous flag captured from the South at an «arly day “ depends entirely upon his ; sum than $45,000 by her sojourn in England; is a gang of burglars prowling about the city. Speak E asy, Father.—Charles ran to liis We have heard of two or three attempts, recent­ at midnight, by tho noise of armed men upon i burr, foster nnd adiumor- uuu A Jn a(i OI was an insurance of $9000 on the building. went into the hull, which was full of men, and don Times, in speaking of the degeneracy of w in The ‘m ovicV a^nctfficd ZouT o^tbe dL-1 the form!:r readers °* 11,3 Lewistoa Pal>3 J o w S °US aDd entertaininSPoe™ bY Bcnj. P. Shillaber, j the pulpit, closes thus We ask "for no'pol the floor fired. She passed out of the house, a pT^essendenT ^ Maine Concregationalists.—The summary of ten of the ruffians following and robbing her of cord of a heart unstrung for ever. ’ ’ nal, to whic’.i paper he for a long timeviiuc contribu-1tuuiiiuu_ (Mrs'. Partington' „ .) A few rich specimens , ol j >shed periods,. . but simply ply forf o 'burning thoughts, ted’ many able ar‘ticles“over“^ “7gnaUreUof tho are CODtained in the Boston PaPe™> the statistics of the churches shows 24 County ull the money, upwards of five hundred dollars. Druggist and Apothecary, Conferences ; 237 churches ; 203 ministers ; tho Mr. N. Parker, who had been staying in the house two weeks, very sick, was dragged from An Incident or the Reception.—Just before “ D.” D .” Mr. Dingley,Dino’lov. one of the nnhlinhprapublishers, is ja3 as weHweB as a rePor^report of the 3Peecbe3speeches and toasts heaven.” total membership in the churches is 16,786.— KO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK the President arrived in Concord on Thursday, also office-editor cf the Evangelist, and if we S’Ten on ^be occasion, The amount contributed to benevolent objects his chamber by the bloodhounds, taken from the magnificent new flag constructed by the during the last year, is $30,618. the house, and horribly cut and beaten until ap­ ROCKLAND, ME. mistake not and old acquaintance of ours, though ' Democratic ladies of Concord, was badly torn Manufactures at the South.—The following parently lifeless, when they carried him to the Rockland, May 7, 1856. on account of the high wind dashing it against quite a young man. He possesses good talents ’ 3 ? " The H od. N. P. Banks, Jr. made a most is from the Richmond Enquirer ; Said Cul. Benton to a Republican representa­ banks of a ersek and pitched hitu over. Luck­ ily tho creek was dry, and tiieir expectation one of the sta ffs; and while it was swaying, ul- and is well qualified fur the position he holds. ' eloquent speech in Wail St. N. York, on the We can bring the capital employed in manu­ tive the other day, ‘You blame Pierce, s ir; don't that he would float down the stream and not be Stage and Railroad Notice most in tatters, a little girl about fourteen years Tue paper has now 1700 subs;ribers and . 25th ult. to an audience of fifteen or twenty thous factures, and most of it employed in commerce blame him ; I say. sir, he has nothing to do with of age viewed it with a sad countenance. 1 South when we please. We can transfer Man­ found, was frustrated. The next morning he needs more. Mr. Fessenden is in the field so- and- I? "’as listened to with much attention Kansas, nothing, sir, nothing. He can’t say could almost cry,” said she, “ to see that beau­ chester, Biruiinbatn and Lowell to the South, his soul is his own. Jeff Davis holds him as a returned to his friends in a shocking condition, tiful fl ig torn to pieces ; and 1 must cry,” and liciting them, and meanwhile will act as edito- i arid warmly applauded. The opposition, it is and thus in a single year quadruple the wealth nuise holds a suckling baby. Don't blame with a large gash across itis nose, one over each eye, and a great many bruises. The dwelling TAOE3 will leave ROCKLAND for BATH every she did—but suddenly raising her pretty and in­ rial coriespondent. The paper deserves a lib- stated, attempted to disturb the meeting, but I °f tbe South. But we would not have your Pierce, sir, don’t blame him. moru ing—Sundays excepted—at 2 o’clock and 6 1-2 telligent face to the tattered ensign, she exclaim­ rich, vulgar, licentious bosses, and your brutal, was burnt to tho ground, and after completing o’clock, A. M. arriving at Bath in season to connect with oral support frem the Congregational denomi­ without much success. We doubt they felt— ed, smiling sweetly among her tears, “ Nut a ignorant and insordinate factory hands in our their work of plunder and destruction, the vil­ Sthe 1 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock F. M. Trains fot PORT. N ebraska.—The whole population of Nebras­ LAND same evening. onstitution nation. “ There is a lion in the way ; there is a lion in midst, for all the wealth of ‘Orrnus nnd of Ind.’ lains hurried off. They failed to di-c >ver the star is gone, and the C still remains!" ka, in 1855, was 4408. A recent census shows i l*. c a r- T * , i A.,,. RETURNING—will leave BATH for Wiscasset, Dalu- the streets.” We are as rich as we care to be. We are eon. locallty of Mr. Jones, who bad run. fo r miles . ariacotta, Waldoboro’, Warren,Thomaston and Rockland, It was so. Though the flag was badly injured, the population to be 10,716. The number o! the field of thirty-one stars still remained, and tented, virtuous, moral, religious and conserva­ tn secure help, and had escaped receiving a sin­ ou the arrival of each train of cars at Bath. K3" Our billingsgate neighbor of the Gazette votes in the territory is 4006. A Stage leaves R o c k la n d every Morning (Sundays the wurd “ Constitution ” continued as before tive. We would not exchange our situation gle wound. Yet his life is not regarded as safe. accuses us of quackery, because we publish Dr. TST" Late news from California show that San The Ottawa Indians have rallied around the excepted) at G 1-2 o’clock, A. M, for CAMDEN, BEL­ above it. It was a happy omen.—[Times. for the vulgar sensuality and brutality of the The steamship Texas, at New York for Nic­ FAST any BANGOR. Ayer’s advertisements. Now this same editor Francisco is still in un unsettled state. On ac­ •nouveaux riches,’ the coarse parvenues, the ruined family, and promise that protection RETURNING—leaves B a n g o r every Morning (Sun­ aragua, takes out two hundred and twenty em­ which government fails to afford. days excepted) at 6 1-2 aud arrives at R o c k la n d about The best part of the story is omitted. When ; knows the Pharmacopeia itself is not more free count of a new outrage committed against tho millionaire cotton factors and grocers of the igrants, among whom are six or eight families. 7 o’clock P. M. North or of England, much less for the count­ J. T. A W. BERRY CO., P bopbiktobs. the thrilling “ observation ” of the patriotic from the suspicions of quackery than his medi­ authorities of tho “ Law and Order ” men, Bucb They go with free tickets, and a liberal grant of A young and pretty girl stepped into a store, Rockland Jan.^3, 1856. Itf less millions of paupers and criminals, who lift land is pledged to each man on his arrival out, young lady was repeated to a leading man of cines. He koows they are endorsed fcy the med­ measures were taken by them as threaten to end up and sustain the cowardly, selfish, sensual, where a spruce young man, who bad long been the Buchanan party in Concord, he burst out with extra inducements for families. enamored but dared not speak, stood behind Instruction in Music. ical Journals of this country, arc used and pre­ in still more serious results. licentious, infidel, agrarian, and revolutionary w ith—“ Yes, but d—n it, ‘ Buck and Breck ’ edifice of free society. the counter selling dry goods. In order to re­ D. SMITH would respectfully inform the scribed by our best physicians, and have the are all torn to pieces.” “ Happy omen ’’ that The South does not Encourage W hite Popu­ main as long as possible, she cheapened every­ • inhabitants of Rockland and vicinity that he is pre­ Boston Jour. commendation of professors and eminent men of thing, and at last said, ‘ I believe you think I G pared to give instruction on the Piano Forte* in Sino- [gf- Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, since his recent lation.—Samuel Sharwuod, a journeyman tai­ ing, T hobouqh Bass, Habmony and Musical Compo I- Fires and R ailroad Accidents.—The total character too exalted for his comprehension, marriage, is vigorously stumping it in the old lor, and a native of England, has been invited am cheating you.’ * Oh, no,’ replied the young­ tion. For Terms, references, sition to please to merit a share of public putronage hA s o AT AUCTION, CONSISTING OF upon his discovery, he will refund the money paid for the O. J. CONANT, > Assessors, Rockland, October 1, 1856 40tf FRESH AND SALT MEATS, POULTRY, ’ Boston. GOOD CUSTOM MADE GEO. W- ADAMS, H. Berry’s Block, Rockland. RO O TS .1 Jl'R SSS OES, August, 7, 1856, 32tf MaHsasoit Salve. t e e s L Rockland, August 12, 1856. That which is most useful is most valuable. Thia Salve OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Farm of Fitly Acres, has been used with such brilliant success, that we must all DAWIEL WEBSTER, JOHN W. PERKINS & CO., D R E SS GOODS, give it the praise justly due. CAPT SAMUEL BLANCHARD, ALSO — A lot of N e w StyleM OR sale in Searsport a farm containing 50 Price, 25 cents per box, and sold by the Agent. COMMERCIAL STREET, such as all WOOL THIBET3, BLACK and WHITE acres of land well divided into Wood, Pastura and J. P. SULLIVAN, Proprieter. TJAVING, the past winter, been re-fitted and PORTLAND, MAINE. Brown and Pink, Green and lied, Blue and TTJYTS A M ) CMYPS, Tillage,F located one and a half mile from Steamboat laud- 120 Washington Street, Boston, Mass. O. o . M O n ’IT, AA and put in the best possible condition for the accom­ Orange, Mnroon and Rose. Also,—all the 5 ing. House new uud completely finished containing 10 J. DINSMORE A SON, General Agents, Skowhegan trimmings to match. modation of the travelling community, has taken her place WHOLESALE DEALERS IN which were purchased wholly for C A S H and will he rooms—baan and other outbuildings in good repair. The Me. 2w39 LIA S just returned from NEW YORK and on the route from BANGOR lo PORTLAND, and so ld at the very lowest Cash prices. whole will be sold low fox cash or exchange for property will leave BANGOR every Monday, Wednesday D I M J G S , P j YIZXTS, in this city. TO THE MILLION, H BOSTON, wiib an EXTEN'SIY’E and C h o ic e O ia o Hxxzticl.i’oci T. A. WENTWORTH, selection of and Friday morning, nt six o’clock, arriving at Rock­ For further particulars enquire of land at about eleven o’clock, A. M., connecting with ex­ OILS, AND VARNISHES, No* 2 Spofibrd Block, All vou you with Grey hair as well as those who are Pieces of beautiful COBURGS in all the rich and fashion­ GEO. W. ADAY9, Bald, should know that in Prof. W ood’s H air Restora­ press train at Portland via Eastern Railroad, arriving at Together with a large assortment of Berry’s Block. Boston at about 9 o’clock same evening. Opposite Thorndike Hotel. tive they will find a perfect remedy—and all the young FALL AND WINTER GOODS, COLORS, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, able shades. 01 ail prices and descriptions from Rockland, August 20, 1856. 34tf Roukland, Aug 28. 1856 35 should know that it will make their hair soft and glossy, Returning Leaves PORTLAND for BAN­ 1 3 cents to $ 1 ,0 0 per yard. prevent any possible disease of the scalp, and effectually Comprising Blue and Brown English and Americau Pi­ G O R aud intermediate landings, every M o n d a y , GLASS WARE, DYE STUFFS, Large Genteel House [ off*. lot Cloth. Black, Blue and Brown, German Broad Cloth. Wednesday and Friday evening, on the arrival of B A R R E T T ’S XT See Advertisement in another column. 3m4I Blue and Black Raglon Coating.|$8uperior Black. Freuch the cars from Boston, arriving nt Rockland every T u e s ­ PATENT M EDICINES, 1 0 0 pieces ALPINES, ALPACAS nnd MOHa IRS, some FOR SALE IN ROCKLAND. and American Doeskins. French and American Fancy day, Thursday aud Saturday raerning, at about CAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID. beauiifnl STY’LES at very low prices. “ e Y o T b cmd' y~ E F s e s Doeskins of the latest and most desirable styles. three o’clock. Which we ofiet lo consumers and the trade, on the moat T OCATED on Grace Street. Thia ia a two FARE— From Rocklaud to Boston, $2,50 favorable terms. 1 5 0 pieces splendid Shades ALL WOOL and COTTON V estings, * “ Portland, 1,50 May 7, 1856. 6ml9 T j story house with L, containing in all fifteen rooms, River fares as usual. »Cheap Cash Store, perfectly finished, in every particular, having ail the mod­ DUTCHER’S DEAD SHOT. A lot of Silk, Velvet, Worsted aud Brocade Vestings of aud WOOL DELAINES, very cheap. M. W. FARWELL, Agent. ern improvements necessary fora first class house. splendid styles aud superior quality. P. S. Agent’s office at his residence. Administrator’s Sale. For further particulars enquire of Rockland, April 16, 1856. 16tf U Y virtue of a license from the Judge ofProbate NO. G SPEAR BLOCK, GEO. W. ADAMS, HouBe Keepers use it, because it Clears their Ready-Made Clothing. -LI for the County of Lincoln ; the undersigned adtninis- Berry’s Block, Rockland. Houses of BED BUGS. tratorde bonis non upon the estate of EZEKIEL PERRY r£H E most splendid Stock of August 7, 1856. 32tf Cheaper than ever. A large stock of Men and Boy’s Over HARVARD UNIVERSITY late of Rockland in said County, deceased, will sell at SHAWLS, Coats, Dress Coats, aud Pauls. Jackets of Robroy, Baxe, Farui lor Sale, Pilot, Ac. MASS. MEDICAL COLLEGE. PUBLIC AUCTION, d r y ' g o o d s Tavern Keepers use it, because they wish their on Tuesday the fourteenth day of October, next, at two largo Stock of CASHMERE LONG AND SQUARE i CONTAINING One Hundred acres uf Land, FURNISHING GOODS, HE Annual Course of Medical Lectures of Harvard o’clock P. M., the following described Real estate situated SHAWLS of all grades and prices from S 3 ,5 0 V/ well divided into Mowing, Tillage, Pasture and Wood, Customers to “ Sleep in Peace.” University, wili commence at the Massachusetts Med in said Rocklaud, viz :—the dwelling-house in which said to S3o,00. Also,—All description of now offered for sale to be found this side of the great Em- j On the premises there is a one aud a half storv House, Braces, Gloves, Collars, Cravats, Hose, White, Striped Tical College in North Grove street, Boston, on the firstdeceased lived with land and buildings connected there­ LONG AND SQUARE poriums of Fashion. containing eight rooms, well painted and in good order; and Fancy Shirts, Wool Under Shirts aud Drawers, Com­ Wednesday of November, 1856. The regular course will be us follows: with the Northern half of the building situated at the cor­ This ehtire Stock has been purchased for Cash down, there is a shed lending from the house to the barn, under Steamboat Captains and Ship Masters use it to forters, Ac. ner of Main and Pleasant Streets, consisting of a Store and will be sold 15 per cent less than goods bought on time which there is a never failing well of the best water, Al- All the above Goods wrill be sold from 1 0 to 1 5 per J ohn W are, M. D., Professor of the Theory and Prac­ BAY STATE SHAWLS, prices. i so, a goed barn, 43 feet by 31, and other outbuildings at- tice of Medicine. and a tenement over said Store, the reversion of Dower in enjoy “ Balmy sleep, nature’s swear restorer.” cent cheaper than they can he bought at any other place the Southern half of said building, together with two Pews All that are in want of DRY GOODS, and are desirous ! Inched. It is estimated, there are upwards of eight hun­ thia side of BOSTON. Please call and examine before D. H umphreys Stoker, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics dred cords el wood now standing on the premises—2d and Med. Jurisprudence. in the Methodist Meeting-House. which will be sold cheaper tharf ever before. of making selections from an entirely new Stock of the *„* Base and worthless imitations are in the {market.— making your purchases, Sale to be on the premises, and conditions made known growth, half of which is hard wood. The farm is under J ohn B. S. J ackson, M. D. Professor of Morbid Ana­ a good state of cultivation, will cut 30 tons of hay thia Be sure to purchase and use BUTCHER’S BEAD SHOT, C. G. M O F F IT , tomy. at time and place of sale. LATEST SPRING STYLES. JOHN MILLER, Administrator de bonis non. •. and with a small outlay can oe made to cut much and you abail '‘sleep in peace.” NO. 2 PALMER’S BLOCK, George C. Shattuck, M. D., Professor of Clinical Rockland, Sept. 4, 1856. 37tf i are invited to call and examine the Stock, and get the pri more. Rocklaud, Oct. 9, 1656. 4ltf Medicine. ] ces. The al ove stock consists in part of the following: The whole place will he sold low for cash on npplica- DUTCHER’S Oliver W endell Holmes, M. D. Professor of Ana­ DOMESTIC GOODS, cation to George W. Adams, at the office of 11. Stevens, tomy and Physiolcgy. W OOD, COYYD, H A Y D o m e s t i c s , Esq., Berry’s Block, Rockland, or by applying to Jonathan D E A D S H O T Morrill \\ vman, M. D., Adjunct Professor of Theory Smail, on the premises, on the road from Thomaston to and practice ol Medicine. ENGLISH, SCOTf HAND AMERICAN RINTS AND J a complete t .ETE Sl.Ull. * Ginghams uf nil prices irom 5 to 20 cc: St. George. Leaves no poisonous dust to infect the air, FRESH ARRIVAL H enry J. Bigelow, M. D>, Professor of Surgery and ■ per yard. Rocklaud, July 21, 1856. 30tf. Clinical Surgery Ticking, DGliings, Bleached uud Un­ every time you make the bed, or sweep the room, as is W H ITE and RED ASH and bleached Sheeting and Shirtings 6000 Yaa’ds E dward H. Clarke, M. D., Professor of Materia Med­ always the case alter using Corrosive Sublimate dissolved ics in great abundance. Sea Island Cotton'Sheetings, worth 8 cts per yard for 6 1-4 Farm for Sale, J osiah. P. Cook, M. D., Professor of Chemistry r ’-u.m .a.c© C oal, cents per yard. 2 0 0 0 yards, 10 cent prints at 6 1-4 cents C irU A TED one ami a half miles from Thom- in Alcohol. per yard. 2 0 0 pieces prints lie w and desirable styles. It remains a long time wherever applied, and is SURE R ichard M. Hooges, M. D., Demonstrator nston, on the road to St. George. The above farm is Clinical Medical and Surgical Instruction with Surgical HARD AND SOFT WOOD, French yard wide prints, wo*-th 25 cents per yard, selling located on an eminence, and has a commanding view of DEATH to the whole Operations at the Massachusetts General Hospital of superior quality. for 17 cents. French undressed yard wide patch, worth Georges River and the surrounding country. It contains 25 cents per yard, selling for 17 cents. Abundant Material lor the study of practical Anatomy Preiwcd Hay, Cciucnt, Sand and Plastering One Hundred acres of good land, under a fair stale of cul­ BED BUG TRIBE. The Room devoted to this department is open day aud H a ir , constantly on baud aud for sale L o w by WOOLENS. tivation. The house is a story aud 1-2 high, nnd in good evening, and lighted by gas ® & £2 e s , repair ; also, a large new bnru built last fall. The farm Is One thorough application, not only to the A. C. SPALDING, BLANKETS of nil sizes, TWEEDS, SATINETT3, and Fees for the Lectures, $80; Martriculation fee, $3 ; at his Wharf, South End. and various kinds of Curtain Goods, Silk Velvets of vari­ well-wooded with 2d growth wood, hard and soft, and on Bed-stead, but to the cracks and crevices about the ceiling, Graduation fee, $20 Hospital and Library gratuitous O ffice at ROBINSON &. HARDEN’S, foot of Pleas­ a good stock of STUFF for ous grades $1,00 dollar per yard less than cun be found this the whole, this place offers inducements to those about Good Board can be obtained at $3 to $4 per w eek_ If the house is old, and the BUGS are done for, used up ant Street. Orders left there or at J. WAKEFIELD’S, 3 side of New York. purchasing rarely to be met with. i PIERCEHI KK.l;K &fr. KALER, K A l,KK ureUcol'i?gelaces' l’ro¥i,J,!d ai,plic,“ io“ 10 lhe J “ ‘‘“ “l Kimball Block, will be immediately attended to ; and any BOYS’ WEAR, BLACK DRESS SILKS, For fuither particulars enquire of Isaac Hall on the visited with a perfeet of the above articles delivered in any part of the city. premises or of George Adams at the office of 11. Stevens, AVE just returned from NEW YORY and u ®on'J,h"“d‘«. inTiled’ Upo“ c°X‘ng ‘° Dos“’“’ *° RED, BLUE, G K E I, HITE AND FIGURED WOOL pinin and Figured, 12 1-2 per rent less than last year’s Esq. BESOM OF DESTRUCTION. TERMS CASH ON DELIVERY. Rockland, July 24, 1856. 30tf H BOSTON with a large stock of , D HUMPHREYS STORER, Dean of the Faculty and Cotton and Wool Flunnels, Bleached and prices. Fancy Dress Silks, Spring Importations. XT A good article iu sure to be counter- ! Unbleached I patterns 15 to 20 percent less tliun former prices. feited aud imitated. It has been so with this. Its i No 14 Winter Street, Boston City Property for Sale. unexampled success has brought out numerous articles, ( GOODS *** Circulars ean be obtained gratis, upon application to JU S T received a cargo of superior qualitv COTTON FLANNEL. B E It A G E S , LABELED ’JEAD S H C r,—worthless imitations, to de- • David Clapp, Medical and Surgical Journal Office, over ; 5 0 patterns new styles, Striped, Plaided and Plain from LARGE’, two story double House, perfectly ^elected with much care, expressly for this market. We 184 Washington street Boston Also, all the shades of finished from cellar to roof, is hut one year old, and ceive and gull the public. will not enumerate articles, but wish purchasers to call W HITE AND RED ASH EGG COAL. 20 cents to $1,00 per yard. Inquire for DUTCHER’S DEAD 8HOT, and see tha Sept. 26, 1856 4w40 Acost the owner when built two thousand dollars ; but he and examine for themselves. Our goods will be disposed ALSO :—three curgoes of WOOLEN YARNS now being desirous of raising money on the premises, offers his name is on the bottle, and you will be sure of the of at a very small advance from c o a t . genuine. it at the low sum of $1400, Both tenements are occupied STOOK. DRY, OLD GROWTH, HARD WOOD. White all Wool de Lainc, White Berage, White Silk by good tenants, yielding an annual rent which pays 13 pec NO. 5 SPOFFORD BLOCK. Fringes and Trimmings. 33?' REM EM BER Rockland, Oct. 8. 1856. 3w41 Rockland, Sept. 18, 1856. 3S(f cent on first cost. — OF— For further particulars enquire of Geo. W . Adams at the DUTCHER’S DEADSHOT IPAJELASOZLS, office of II. Stevens, Esq., Berry’s Block. Freedom Notice. CARPETINGS! W HITE GOODS. 3 0 0 Parasols from 50 cents to $5,00. Rockland, Julv 24. 1556. SOtf Is the name of the only Genuine HEREBY give notice th a tl have relinquished FANCY GOODS W2I. P. TENWV & co. WHITE LINEN, LINEN BOSOMS, LINEN DAMASK, The best assortment of For Sale. SURE DEATH TO THE WHOLE to my minor son HENRY P. WHEELER the remaind­ Damask for 3’oweJing, Damask Covers, Napkias O a . ------AND------r e p o t s , y LARGE two story new house at the south Ier of his minority, and ft om and after this date, I ahull Haymarket Square, Boston, and Doyles, Checked Cambric and Lawn, lo be found iin lhe County, comprising oil grades lront 20 1 „f he cj For p „ liculati enquire of Geo. W. claim none of his earnings, nor pav any of his debts B ed 33ug Tritoo Invite the attention of Purchasers to a Fresh Importation Naucsook Muslir, Brown Linen cents to S2.00 per yard. Beautiful Chamber Carpets, nPrrv»» in.mb 1 C .P . FESSENDEN and J. C. MOODY, Agents for JOSEPH S. WHEELER. White Grounds, and small figures. Stair Carpet- all A o„,i.’inn,j i „iv issfl 30tf Rockland, Oct. 8, 1856. 3w*41 OF ENGLISH CARPETS, and Embossed Table widths from 18 cenLs to S2,00 per ynrd. Booking Crumb Rocklnnd, Jo b 21, 18o6. 30tf Rockland, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine Embracing some NEW and BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS in , Covers. Cloths, Booking, Drug jett and Straw Matting, Rugs and generally. 26tf Entry Mats. H ouse to fi.ci. VELVET, TAPESTRY & BRUSSELS. Alss a fiesh supply of the celebrated 'TO let half of a double House centrally locat- REMOVAL. A ed containing six rooms, and sink room with water Bigelow Power Loom Brussel*, in great variety. pipes leading into the sink Also Wood Shed «fcc., con. LLL_X STABLER, Holden, Cutter & Co of superior quality and desirable patterns. Also, nected. DAMASK, CLOTH CAPES AND MANTILLAS, R e n t L o w . For further particulars erquire of Three-Ply, Superfine, Kidderministcr, and 1 0 0 , from $2,50 to $15,00 a peice. GEO. W. ADAMS, In Augusta, 2d inst., Mr. Win. J. Tuck, of Hallowell, to SILK AND WORSTED, WORSTED, AND COTTON Miss Lucy E. P. Churchill, of A. IMPORTERS, Low priced Carpets aud Floor Berry’s Block, Rocklnnd. In Gardner, George M. Holmes to Miss I.itzie E. Low. Merchant Tailor. Oil Cloths, and Damask for Curtains In all the fashionable shades. August 6, 1856, _ 32lf In Bangor, 18th ult., Cyrus M. Williams, of Marysville, of all grades, from 17 cts. per lb, to the best white super 10 California to Miss S. J. Moore of B. from all the piincipal manufacturers ; per cent less than last year’s prices. COMMERCIAL MOUSE, Iu Chinese Camp, California, August 26th, C. W. H. Sol- 15 & 17 Kilby Street, RUGS, MATS, <&c. All that favor me with a call will llnd the above no fic­ tion. inski to Miss Mary Amelia Sprague, late of Bangor. WILSON For sale at the lowest market prices, wholesale and re- HEAD OF CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF, In Portland, on the 6th inst., by Rev. IL D. Moore, Capt. : tail. EPHRAIM BARRETT. ROSTOV. EMBROIDERIES, June 6, 1856. 23tf Manson Hume to Miss Adeline II. Keen, both of Calais. Sept. 25, 1856. 39 3m FORE ST., PORTLAND, ME, SAMUEL G. STUDLEY, NICE AND CHEAP CURTAIN [MUSLIN, MUSLIN I H. P. WOOD & SON., TOYS and FANCY GOODS by the ease, well assorted in and Cambric Edging and Inserting, Embroidered j N. J. DAVIS, Proprietor. euch case, from $ 10 to $ 125 per cuse Agents for SAN­ (Formery with S. S. Pierce.) Successor to J. B Handkerchiefs and Collars and Under- NO. 1 WILSON’S BLOCK. DERSON LAN ERG AN’S Celebrated Parker «fe Co. sleeves, together with all the et­ In Damariscotta, 29tli ult., Mrs. Caroline Hall, aged 33 j FIRE WORKS. American Ale, Porter aud Cider, ceteras usually called for Tin Piate and Sheet Iron Workers. JD uck. years and 7 months. XT* Orders from the country solicited ALSOP’S INDIA ALE AND LAGER BEER under this head. XT IE have constantly on hand a full assort At Damariscotta Mills, 1st inst., Mr. John Merrill, aged J —ALSO— October 2, 1856 ______3m40tf______in Casks or Bottles. Also, HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING W ment of S h a w m u t D u c k ; and will furnish any 78 years. 3 at Boston prices. On Redding’s Creek, Trinity County, California, Elliot» AND Palmer, formerly of Athens, Somerset County, Me. W H I T E ’S United States Life Insurance Company. SCOTC11 A L E » London p o r t e r , FRENCH AND GERMAN WINES, CHAM- ‘ST’ia L L Z F L o o T i i x g ; Rockland, April 30, 1856. In Union 18th ult., John W. Lindley, Esq /aged 74 years. — OF— l’AIGN, HAVANA CIGARS, &c. done with promptness orkinanlike manner and war- ATWELL’S NEW YORK CITY. at Wholesale or Retail. ranted. Branch Office, “Phenix Building,” Boston, I Rockland, August 1£ Particular attention paid to bottlkg for family use. Or­ ALL DESCRIPTION AND PEICES. RE.1ETSS RESTORER. MARINE JOURNAL (Rear of Congress Street ) ders by mail promptly attended to. ■BLOCK. Capital and Accumulation, $325,000. Basements 35 Court Square, Boston, Mass. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE S — OR — PORT OF ROCKLAND- Sept. 23,1956. 3iu39 A S the STORE he lately occupied was not joscph n. collins. Pres't. J ohn eadie, Sec’y. Vegetable, Physical, Jaundice Bitters, A well adapted for all DEPARTMENTS of his business HIS well established and perfectly reliable Institution, N E W N O V E L . Arrived. being too small, he has hired a is now issuing polices upon the lives of good healthy i Yarns and Flannels. CARPETINGS. H R E B . courosED or Oct 3d, schrs Caroline, Hopkins, Boston; Martha, Morton, Tpersons on the Cash system, at the lowest rates of p re -1 do; Amanda Powers, Robinson, do; Massachusetts, Kellar, New aud Beautiful STORE fu mium consistent with security, either with or without par- ; A GOOD assortment of the There is connected with this Establishment the most ROOTS, HERBS AND BARKS. do; Trader, Worster, do; Paragon, Grover, do; Elien, Sil­ ticipalion in profits. A Tale o f the Great Dismal Swamp. vers, do; Eliza Jane, Thorndike, do; Delaware, Bridges, N INVESTMENTS. SPLENDID CARPET IIALL York; Lucy White, Ingraham, Bath; Frances A Baker, WMSWEW F.1CTORT BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, Wilson & White’s Block, This Company is restricted in the investment of its To you whose days arc sad and dtear, I « « - -P « r« « .y for him selfw here he will continue to AUTHOR OF UNCLE TOM’S CABIN.” Eagie, Gregory, do: Melbourne, Huut, do; Freeport, Sher­ Funds to Bonds and Mortgages on unincumbered Real Es- , WOOLEN KNITTING YARNS. in the State, and we have just received S 5 0 0 0 w o r th Whom pain and Sickness oft depress, ; carry on his business in all its branches, with promptness late, and United States City and State stocks. man, Portland; Utica, Thorndike, do. 4th, sells Concordia, ( —KLSO— of all kinds of CARPETINGS, direct from importers and Two Volumes. 12iuo. Price §1.75. We bring a boon the heart to cheer, Miller, Boston; Sarah, Holden, do; Juno, Blaisdell, Ports- j sparing any labor to accommodate and benefit his cus­ A statement of the present condition of the Conpany, i tomers. rates of premium, table of losses already paid, and all oth­ manufacturers in all the grades from the COMMON mouth; Florence, Yeaton, Belfast; Isaac Tuuuell, Snow, Plain and Twill’d, White and Mix’d Flannels suitnble for The friends of God’s heritage of freedom everywhere, Health to impart and life to bless. Orrington. 5ie, sell Johu B, Hall, Portland. 6th, sells , Particulars next week. er necessary information respecting the subject of Life Iu- ; Blankets. Drawers' Under Shirts &c. For sale by H E M P to the richest surance, cun be obtained on application to ) W. O. FULLER read and wept over the changing vicissitudes of poor old Pearl, Ingraham, Don vers; Pioneer, Thomas, Long Island; < Rocklaud, Sept. 25, 1856. 39tf “ Uncle Toni,” and millions will nrw again follow, with IF You want to be cured of Isaac Achorn, Brewster, Boston; Hurd, Wood, do; Sisters, j GEO. H. ELLIOTT & CO., i V\ o o l taken ,in exchange , lor. Goods. „ , lsi’e“r Black VELVET TAPESTRY. ail irresistible interest, the chequered experience of Perry, do; Gen Warren, Guptill, do; Kosciusko, Fountain,; GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE N. E. STATES. Headache, Indigestion, Costiyencss, Dyspepsia, do; Louisa Dyer, Jameson, do. 7th, Sea Bird, Spear, Bos- j “ In the mouth of two or three witnessss, Rockland, Sept. 16, 1856. 33tf ZFL 3EO 2 0 ; Boston, Sept. 29, 1856. 3tn40 As these goods were bought in Large Lots, we shall of- j Weakness and General Debility, Foul ton; Silas Wright, Glidden, Providence; Superior, Robinson, i every word shall be verified.” chief crime consisted in his efforts to threw off the Bangor; Coral, Pease, NYork 8th, schrs Janies R, An-I fer them at wholesale or retail from IO to 1 5 per cen t chains which have so long bound his race, because he be­ Stomach, Pain and Soreness in the drews, Kennebec; Andrew Jackson, Pierce, do. Annual Meeting'. ATLANTIC HOUSE. rJ1HE Stockholders of tho less than ever offered before. Carpets of all kinds cut and lieved “ that all men are created equal; that they are en­ Side or Stomach, Jaundice or 0 . F. IIEALEY, Proprietor, made to order. Particular attention paid to fitting Ships9 dowed by their Creator with certain inlienable lights; that DR. PETTIT’SEYE SALVE. among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happi­ Liver Complaint. Sailed. ROCKLAND GAS LIGHT COMPANY, . ... , .. . CnbiuM. • ness,” Oct 3d, sells Bangs,-----, Boston; Round Brook, Lane, REV. C. B. M. WOODWARD, arc heteby notifed that the Annual Meeting of said Com* t r I ^HE lltteution 01 the travelling public is STRAW AND OIL CARPETINGS ir» all MEN AND WOMEN X ? U S E £ t do; Everett, Shaw, NYork; Pawtucket, Ross, do. 4th, sch pony will be held at the ! -L invited to thiathis new H O T E L , situate on Insra-Ingra­ Lucy Ames, Ames, NYork; St Lucar, Adams, do; Medora, Of Newbury, Vt., says,— hams Point, at the head of Atlantic Wharf. This House, the widths. of the United Stales, rend this book. Though only a nov Atwell’s Health Restorer. Holbrook, do; Albert Jameson Jameson, do; Bay State, THORNDIKE HOTEL, commanding a view of the Harbor and .Bay, open to the j el in form, its chapters will waiui you into higher aspira­ Verrill, do; Boliver, Bennet, do; John Bell, Ham, Rich­ “ I let my daughter try it; It cured her in Rockland on WEDNESDAY the eighth day of October, j sea breeze and away from tht noise and dust of the city, tions of freedom, for its pagea blaze in the recital of wrong C. P. FESSENDEN and J. C. MOODY, Agents for mond, Va; Neponset, Ingraham, 6alein; Frances A Baker, Eyes. I gave some to others who were afflicted ; it gava at 2 o’clock P. M., to act upon the following articles. i will be found a desirable resting place for tlie invalid or I and outrages, for which we, as a nation, must give an ac­ Rockland, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine Trcfethen, Dover, NH; Utica, Thorndike Portland* Cvnos- count. 1st. To elect a board of Directors for the ensuing rear. | persons seeking sea-side recreation and rest. generally. ______28tf ure, Crockett, do; Freeport, Sherman,’ do; Uncle Sam, Perfect Satisfaction, Cases of several years’ standing 2nd. To see if the stockholders will vote to alter or j Travellers wishing to take the morning boats, will rind ! PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & COMPANY, Farnham, Newbury port; Equal, Andrews, Boston; Gentile were cured by it.” amend articles fourth and sixth of the by-lawa of said this the most desirable stopping place as it ia but a few FEATHERS. Publishers, Boston. Dr. M arshall’s Snuff Smith, Jo; Cion, Gregory, do; Martha, Morton do 5th’ Company. steps to the Steamer’s Wharf For sale by Ellen, Silvern, do; brig Geo Albert, Hosmer NOrleans — 3d. To see if the Stockholders will vote to make an as- | The Proprietor will be untiring in his exertions to please 7ili, sells American Chief, Pressey, NYork; Mourmahal “ A little girl of Mr. Baldwin, of Bradford, 3000 POtin.d.i3 o f F. fit. SPEAR, Is recommended by the Best Physicians Mvf»rsMyers, do; __ —Robin- . . ’ i Vt., severely afflicted from infancy, which had baffled the sessincnt upon the Capital stock of said Company for the ' the public. 3Sly Rocklnnd, Me. wire lindX; tng to under close-reefed mainlopsan, wind veyed to George Thorndike of snid South Thomaston, a 3d. It will not flood. offered to the public as a Stuffing up of the Nose and Head, certain lot of land and the bouse thereon, situate in said 4th. It w ill not freeze. South, been knocked down so that the rudder had no con- Too Great to set a Price upon.” 5th. It will not waste. We manufacture the best article of BATTING in NEW Deadly Poison for the Bleeding at tho Nose, and Itching Nostrils, trol over her and the vessel was with difficulty richted by South Thomaston, for a more particular description of ENGLAND, which is made from the best of material, and above named pest? to all Setun< her before the wind; at II same night, while scud- C. F. FESSENDEN and J. C. MOODY, Agent, for which reference is hereby made to said deed and the record Sueh is the Boston Faucet Co.’s Housekeepers and Fami­ thereof aforesaid; and whereas the said George Thorndike put up in POUND BUNDLES, and will be sold to the Pain in the Forehead and thro’ the Eyes, ding, shipped a sea which carried away the quarter boots, Rockland, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine lies. and filled the decks with water. ’ by his deed dated the 29lh day of November, 1855, on the SELF-GLOSiriG FAUCET. Trade or ut Retail at a very small advance from cost. It Is perfectly simple A Cold in tho Head nnd Headache, NEW ORLEANS—Ar 25th, ships Morning Glory, Hobbs, generally. 28tf bnck of said mortgage deed, and recorded in said Registry Wherever you put one on, you will never require another. and safe yet sure and certain in its action. I here is like­ Bordeaux; Alleghany, Hays, Liverpool. Cld, ship Heidel­ of Deeds, Vol. 25, Page 275, assigned said Mortgage and Try one, and see if this is an exaggeration of its merits. One and a H alf Tons now iu Store. wise No Danger TO BE apprehended from the insects Watery Eyes, and Sore and Weak Eyes, berg, Rodwald, Liverpool; barque A II Kimball, Stanley the debt thereby secured and all his right to said land and The above mentioned Stock with a host that we have poisoning anything they may come in contact with, after Mutatizas. DR, ORFF’S PAIN CATHOLICON. premises to me the subscriber Joshua Thorndike of said BOSTON FAUCET CO, leaving the paper ; and it possesses a great pdvantuge over Deafness and Ringing Sounds in the Head. South Thomaston ; now notice is hereby given that the not enumerated, were bought the past week for CASH Below 29th, ship J P Moore, from Philadelphia. Towed GORE BLOCK, opposite REVERE HOUSE. nil other Poisons, in its not being liable to he mista­ C. V. FESSENDEN and J. C. MOODY, Agenta fox to sea 21st, ship Lemuel Dyer. A N E of the best remedies for Bruises, Burns, condition in said niartgage has been broken, by reason at the very lowest mark, and will be sold to all who may ken thereby preventing those serious accidents which wlieieof I claim a foreclosure of the same. Boston, Sept. 10,1856. 6m37 Rackland, ami sold by Druggists and Dealers iu MedWne Adv ships Ashland, Moore, and Crimea, Poor, for Liver­ and Scalds, pains in the Bark, 8ide o* Limbs, Head­ favor us with their patronage at a small ADVANCE. are of almost daily occurrence. It can be hung on the pool; International, Seavey,4or Havre; Bennington, Field ache, Earache, Chilblains, Boils, Sore Throat, Diarrhea, JOSHUA THORNDIKE, wnM* of a room, or in the window, out of the reach of g e n e r a l l y . ______2g|t for Boston. ’ Cholera morbus, and in fact the whole train of infiamato- By L. W. Howes, his Attorney. Artist’s materials. children—although little fear need be apprehended of its ly Diseases, is safe and speedy in its operations. Try it South Thomaston, Sept. 19, 1856. 3w39 injuring them. . Flnstei'iiig Blair. DISASTERS. before you condemn it. CONSISTING of Colours, Brushes, Pencils, Full directions on each sheet. Retail Price, 6 cents per TUST received and for sale by For recommendations and directions see pamphlets that H. 0 . BR EW ER & CO. V/ Varnishes, Crayon Boards, Ac., Ac. For sale at the To our numerous customers and friends. We take this bl BURR FOSTER dc CO., 1 Coinhill Boston, General J F. COBB A Co. Sept 16, lat 26 45, Ion 87 31, was passed the wreck of a accompany or circulars giving certificates of cures. Sold “ Music Depot.” opportunity ol thanking them kindly for the very liberal Rockland, April 30, 1856. I8tf achooner, deck torn up and steerage goi.a; no name to be by C. P. Fessenden, No. 5 Krmball Block, J. C. Moody, JOHN KING. Agents for the New England States and British Provinces, seen, and hull level with the water; apparently wrecked. No. 4 Spear Block, O. J. Conant, No. 1 Rankin Block, SHIPPING & COMMISSION Sept, lat, 1856. 36tf patronage bestowed upon us during the past five years, and to whom an orders should be addressed. 28tf Brackett, ?- ^YWYlSfand" heir our ninie a n d j i b e 1 | n’ent, instead of allowing itself to be swindled out of a ly they are an admirable remedy for derangements of that I New York, Jany 20th, 1854. €■©£»:«» WKViic.S every Monday ; iso c h a r g e ••'I o rv io - m VTT1 T<1 I." p IIVPP • ' 1 million of dollars laid out even a small portion of this organ. Indeed, I have seldom found a case of bilious dis­ for transportation. „ HAY, LUMBER, LIME, BRICKS, &c.. . ..L.iK.a I MILI.?», L. DYER w G ) i vast amount ol money in the purchase of the FOREST ease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to them. 36tf E. L. LOVEJOY, Agent, Rockland.* ; solicited. 1«» give consumers-ome meant our sab s, we annex the WINE and PILLS, and distribute to the poor invalids Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, M.D., A L a d y o f tltc firsz Re.spi-cJstuility xyrSlew 5 Richmond, Marih 7,1855. lOly___ following scale ol prices, viz., throughout the Union. This would have been a blessing i Dear Sir I »m happy to he abh- to «•< rtify to the o. XriLGTJi'tO ! Physician of the Marine Hosiiital. ~Qu.tsit3.© I). B. Buidqfoud. N. T inslev P ate. 53??, Souchong Tea, l y5O I 52 b , Mocha Co flee, 1 ,0 0 l” thousands and ihousmals of sufferers, whose lienits ] cacy ot ?>irs Winslow's Soothing >• r:•;> ai d ’m the to. 51b. Ooloig “ 1,75 Java ‘ 9 0 would have been gladened by the restoration of their Dysentery, Relax, and Worms. | <•! what it is represented UvneeomjJMi. UaviiTg a h r 5E5. Y. lixsou “ 2,25 | Sib. good “ 1 .0 0 health. Post Office. Hartland, Liv. Co., Mien., Nov. 16, 1855. boy suffering greatly fti.m teething, who could not res FOR BOSTON DIRECT ID. B. BSIDCTOKB, & CO. Mr. James Wright, long a resident of respectable stand- Dr.. Ayer: Your Pills aro the perfection of medicine. and hi night by his cries would not permit anv of the him general commission merchants, KT The spices arc put up in 1-4 and 1-2 lb tin cases, ig in Mexico, where lie contracted a fever which endnng- The;,- have dono my wife more good than I can tell you. I »Iy t'» •: • ho, 1 purehrtFed a bottle of the s. nthb _• ru;. THE NEW, LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STEAMER expressly for family use, and are warranted to he strictly 1 his life, was brought on by our Government She had been sick and pining away for months. Went 1 oi'li-r tu test the remed) and when given to him the ell;- R O C K L A N D L'f .Z’?.* T / u S l P A N D C A L ­ a pure article, and only need a trial to estabhsh them in shocking state of health as a witness in this extraordina­ off to be doctored at great expense, l»ut got no better. She I was like m::g!e; he soon went to sleep, m il all ja.in m public favor. ry trial. Mr. Wright, soon after his arrival in Washing- then commenced taking your Pills, which soon cured her, ncrvousftess dissappeared. We have had no truoliia v-. CINED PLASTER, HAY, POTATOES, FAN kail COFFEE.—We would call the htteniinn of i restored to vigorous health by the use of the by expelling large quantifies of worms (dead) from her j hint since, ami the little fellow will pa.-s through with CEMENT, tlAlil, A--c. consumers mid dealer- to out Spanish Ci.flee, ns an article,, FOREST WINE and PILLS, as the following certificate body. They afterwards cured her and our two children comfort, the excruciating process of ti tilling by The side which is highly esteemed, and gives the greatest saiisfac-j of bloody dysentery-. One of our neighbors had it bad, and ! Also—At tend to orders for the purchase of Flour, Wheat, will show, ami on whose authority it is here published fur aid ol Mrs. Wii’.slow'.s Sb-nthing S\ rup. Ev- :y n iu tlu - tion. It is prepared with particular care, ami - by a pecu­ the benefit of tlie community : — niv wife cured him with two doses of your Pills, while who regards the health and life of her children >hon i eed, Ac. liar process in roasting, one pound of this coflee, it is be­ others around us paid from five to twenty doilats doctors’ ' Storage.—Merchandise of nil descriptions received on possess il. MRS. II. A. A LG Eit. .TJJSsTV^uBFO.r X.S.YFGI23I, lieved, is equal t<< 1 1-2 lb- id any oilier. W ashington, I). G., Jan. 1, 1854. hills, and lost much time, without being cured entirely 11. II. IIAV, Portland, General Agent for .Main •. Storage, and Insurance effected at the lowest City rates, DANDELION COIN EE. This article is carefully pre­ even then. Such a medicine as yours, which is actually I ? T O w w JS3 33) "Sf at our large and commodious Warehouses, Du. G. V.'. Halsey—Dear Sir :—I wish to inform you kors.ile by G. P. 1 ESSEN DEN, Koe.klund*, W. M CAP!’. E. H. SANFORD, pared at our Mills, ami put up in package* having our that about two and a halt years ago I was severely at­ good and honest, will be prized here. CcOK, E. K. O'BRIEN. Thomm-ton: IP.A GH.MW C orner 20t5i aud Dock S;h», ILiciiiuoud, Vn. trade mark, and may he relied upon as the best ami most tacked with the Pacific Coast Fever, in Acapulco, Mexico. GEO. J. GRIFFIN. Dtsfmasler. .JO SEI I! LONG, T. MXRSII AL!.. St. George: .1. H . i <2 Will leave B A N G O R fo r B O S T O N every M o n ­ R eferex es in Rockland.—Ghus. W. Snow, Benj. approved mixture ol dandelion and coflee. 1 have ever since been lingeting with nervous afflictions, Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood. I tabrook, carlton a Norwood, Gam.ien day and Thursday at 11 o’clock, A. M , touching at Litchfield, Edward G. Healey, F. Cobb A Co. TARAXACUM, or Prepared Dandelion Root,—This nr- loss of appetite and great debility. A limit four months P-oni Per. J. F. Ilimes, I'aslor of Advent Church, Boston. .May 15, 1856. ^,qy -• a- liriim i ,icle *s prepare-! and roasted at our Mills, is retailed by nil the usual landings on the river, arriving at ROC KLAN D . WENTWORTH’S R eferences in R ichmond, Va.—Ktearnes & Brum previous to procuiing your medicines, a dismissing cough Di:. Ayer: I have used your Pills with extraordinary at about 5 o'clock, P. M.; arriving in BOSTON early melL Edmonds. Davenport A Co., Shield; Somerville Family Grocers generally in city sind country, ami bear- set in, which much alarmed me and added greatly to the success in my family and among those I am called to visit Tuesday and Friday mornings. 2 SPOFFORD BLOCK, Tinsley, Tardv A: Co., G' ,s. T, Worth im Go Raw i ,n2 °:i r trademark, ‘•ChinamanChinaman grinding coffee.” may suflerings 1 experienced from m\ already shattered state in distress. To regulate tho organs of digestion and purify A Good Cleansing Bitter Rc i * itstxc :—Leaves Foster’s Souih Wharf, BOS­ line A- .....Miller. ’John...... W. Wright A Go. John H. Gluibor be relied upon as the Genuine Article. The proper- of health. 1 am happy to say that the use of one bottle ol the blood they are the very best remedy I have ever TON for BANGOR and intermediate laudiiLS on ItOCKBAND. JIAISE. tion mad is about one ball' the quantity of colfee.eofl'ee. The j yOur Forest W iue, and .Jess than a box of Forest kills, known, aud 1 can confidently recommend them to my To bo Taken in the Spring. the river, every T u c n ila y a n d F r i d a y at 5 o'clock, price is 20 cents per pound, and it i J ulian,ed to lie the j have cured my cough completely, and improved my appe- friends. Yours, J. V. IIIMES. P. M.. arriving at ROCKLAND on W ednesday anel T H E subsc riber has ju§t returned from Jfc£,K. y0. , iitAHASKINS, O lX i N O, same as that which has been sold f lilty cents a pound j tile tr d nervous system 1 have since procured thiee bot­ I Be kindenough. Reader, t by Druggists. Warsaw, Wyoming Co., N. Y., Oct. 24, 1855. your attention one mo- S a tu r d a y mornings at about 5 o’clock v . r / t n , D I F 1? tles more and am daily gaining health and vigor, ami trust Dear Sir : I am using your Cathartic Pills in my prac­ [ meat,and you will iearn v.l FARE,— From Rockland to Boston, S2aOO The M. difal properties of Dandelion are well known, through the ld< ig of God ’hat the use of your medicines tice, ami find them an excellent putgativo to cleanse tho River Fares us usual. Freight taken at usual rales. A cw York, boston & Portland, ‘7± and held in high estimation by all who use it. This heibg .Ajji ,|,e of restoring me to genuine health; of C. A. RICHARDS’ a preparation of the system and purify tho fountains of the blood. M. W. FARWELL, Agent. COKIEIISSIOrd H 3R C E A H T 1’itli all its medicinal virtues which, previous to procuring, I had almost despaired. JOHN G. MEACIIAM, M. D. P. S. Agent's office at his residence. V. ITU A LARGE STOCK OF retained, can lie mixed with coflee or" as best suits the i Yours, Respectfully, JAMES WEIGHT. A B B <) T T -B IT T E R S Rockland, July 11, 1856. 29tf N IIIS LARGE NEW BUILDIXC OPPOSITE THE OLD' taste, and will be found cheap and econotniial l lumih Erysipelas, Scrofula, Kind’s Evil, Tetter, _ \RICH AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, STAND OF beverage, one pound of which being nearly equal to two Tumors, and Salt Rheum. » AIIE GOOD FOR. . * pounds of c.oflee. Il is prescribed by many eminent phy- From, a Hmcarding Merchant of St. Louis, F b. 4, 1856. They have been mmle and sold 40 \ ears—8 years be the SV. e> ta present pruprietnr, aad note this great truth: he Ires','arts.’ in CONSISTING IN PART OF X T 2 . S CCS3 CO T o y -7" sieMOis, to invalids, children and aged persons, as a nulrie- Dr. Ayer: Your Pills aro tho paragon of all that is ioiis beverage, at.d as a remedy for Dyspepsia, Billious af- ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THE LOST FACULTIES his possessiliu, allowing that lire} li u u! cured ,..id ■ I AND IN FRONT OF THE STEAMBOAT WHARF, great in medicine. They have enred my litilo daughter tkuusauds, yra G'loa.ornds o f etmr.t o f MICHIASPORT AND ELLSWORTH. Genin’s, Beebe's and Leary's. i fee,ions, &c. OF THE HUMAN SYSTEM RESTORED BY THE of ulcerous sores iqion her hands aud feet that had proved R S C I a A I O N D , Y<1. Bo careful to observe that all our Coflees have our FOREST REMEDIES. incurable fur years. Her mother has been long grievous­ TI»o Favorite Stcauscr ATTN. IL He will attend particularly to the sale of Lime trade mark, • Chinaman grinding < (iflee.” ly afflicted with blotches and pimples on her skin and in INDIGESTION, S37>3K.3:3Sa‘CS- © ,O?'S’XjiES Plaster, or any other produce entrusted to his care, and i n t To Grocers and Dealers, a liberal discount is made, Mr. J otham P. Conbit, a respectable citizen of Orange, her hair. After our child was cured, she also tried your Nervous debility, Sickness at Stomach, make prompt returns of the same. 3. Jy. j enabling them to supply their customers at the same low N. J., send* us the following Certificate of the cure of) Pills, and they have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.^J Derangement of the Di SILK 1IATS, Mrs. Gondii of Palsy, by the use of the Forest W ine and •\ .iter Brasii, Humors, 53’ TO CASH PURCHASERS.—Our object being to Pills :— Kheuicatism, Neuralgia, and Gout. ge tive Functions, Colds and Couidis, Gent’s and Bov GEO. L. HATCH, Orange, N. J., Feb. 14th, 1854. i From the Per. Dr. Hawkes, of the Methodist Eyis. Church. Rose , set ure large sales at small profits, we oft’er induce,i cuts Depression of wind and Costivemyg, Jaundice, f PP ' VP \ V P PI i A? " i » t f i A h cannot be aflbrded by those who do business on the Dr. G. \\ . H alsey.—Dear Sir :—My wife had a stroke . P ulaski House, Savannah, Ga., Jan. 6 ,1S5G. of Palsy, so severe that her whole system was completely Honored Sir : I should be ungrateful fur the relief your S p irits, Flatub ricy, Rheuma­ S O F T 31.3 S ’ S . U te : 1 JL .1 ~ v O J - i l l i k J iJ l v i . .credit system; ami we confidently invite an examina- Zt?. , of the quality of our stock, and onr prices, as com- paralysed. She continued to grow weaker for nearly two I skill has brought me if I did not report my case to you. Oppression after Eat­ tism, A cold settled in my limbs and brought on excruciating CAPT. ISRAEL, SNOW, Gent’s and B-y’s, Black, Blue, Brown, Drab and Embossed !?3S35SCH.^KT, years, losing all use mid s nsibilitv ol her body and limbs. ' ing, Female Obstructiocs, @ E j ® ® in 3 ,& & S n 6m34 We almost despaired of her recovery. At this time she neuralgic pains, which ended in chronic rheumatism. •W IL L leaveRCCKLAXD every SATURD AY 22 South Street, fTTp Stairs, began to take your Medicines. Their good effects were ( Notwithstanding 1 had tho best of physn ians, the disease Aeid Stomach, Loss of Appetite, crew worse and worse, until, by the advico of year excel­ » morning on arrival of Summer *-.\L Sanford" from Gent's Drab, Checkered and Brown NI/\V Yoi:K. soon experiemed. She began gradually to improve in Sick lieadactie, Pain in the Side, B o aiio a tfbr M a c h ia ^ p o r t, touching at North Haven, '■^7’E ! 3 D . health, and in a lew months recovered entirely. The ex -{ lent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie, I tried your Pills, Deer Isle, M: Desert. Mill bridge and Jonesport. S I L K C A P S . Wm < KEEVV.t IC'lIiS A . FabWELL. traordmary eflerts of your Wine and Pills, in 'curing my t l’heir effects were slow, but sure. By persevering in the Returning,— WILL leave MAG,IIASPORT, every CIIURGH ORGANS and MELODEONS, wife of aeon plaint which we never expected her to get 1 use of them 1 am now entirely well. Torpor of the Liver anti Bowels. CREEVY & FARWELL, Reader! Veil are appealed lit earr.er'.lv. Don’t say “ it MONDAY morning, touching as above, and arriving at GLAZED SILK CAPS. manufacturen by • he better of. i: du -e me as a duty we owe to yourself and I Senate Chamber; Baton Rouge, La., 5 Dec., 1855. the public to send you this certificate. Dr. Ayi:r : I have been entirely cured by your Pills of I only ru aid believe Ibis to beltrae! I have s n;e Jf the ROCKLAND in time to connect with Steamer “ M. San- Coiiiiiiiwioii Mei chitti!s, iiiid above coinphtii.ls, and 1 would e.I.i (he medicine at cnee lord” for B o s to n . Also Li-.r .-c STOCK of CHILDREN’S ■hip MOLAJ, BROTHERS, J otiiam I*. Condit. , Bheumatic Gout — a painful disease that had afflicted mo Will also leave H o e stla u c l every Yt’etlticsu a y I am acquainted with Mr. Jolham P. Gondii, ami know for years. VINCENT SLIDELL. II' I could only have confidence.” IT Is TRI K; ,, an I ’."..' / . • F S A C A ! P » . W ARE ROOM, KNOW’S BLOCK. honest truth, if ever Ihere, was one s|ad,en. Come ihen morning on arrival of •• M. San,ord” from POSTON for B ! O K E K S. M ain Sjreel, Rockland, Me. the above to he true. H P. IIeudm vn, Esq. ; For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Com- Ellsworllh touching at Belfast, Islesboro’, Castine, The cast* of Mis. Condit is a striking coincidence ol the i p la in ts , requiring an active purge, they are an exceh il your mind ts irritable, discontented, noil gloomy, it >t.u Deer Isle and Sedgwick. Custom-M adi power of the Forest licmedies in restoring the lost euer-■ hut remedy. have severe Cc lie I’aios alter ruling rear food,—it tour R eturning,—v-. ill leave T n ilsiro rtli* every T h u r s ­ Agents for “ The Eagle Line” New York gies of the animal economy. They exert a peculiar iuflu- : body begins io waste, or ; our strength to fitil •• tat.—it i our ence on the nei veils system and blood, penetrate the mi- 1 For Costiveness or Constipation, and as rountenniice assumes a haggard to:.! s diow asp,, t —it'• d a y morning, at 7 o’clock, touching as above, arriving Ht si.23.aL S »3a.oejs. Packets, n D in n e r P i l l, they are agreeable aud e.Hectuul. Rockland in time to connect with Steamer “ M. Sanford” Z 3 o e > ' nutest ve*sels that ve:go to the skin, equalizing the circit- ' have a difficulty ia lying on jour I, ft side,—if vour s'.;., is for Boston Gent’s Kip. I'n m il and American Calf Boots. Gent’s Pa. 33 WATCHES STREET, latlon resuscitating the vitality of every part of the body, i Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Indammn- dry aud shrive;!, .1,—if j on have an appcitir went and va­ tent Lea her. Calf, Black atiii Drab (.'loth Congress riable, and perhaps entirely destroyed,—it vour whole sys- F A II E : 4-Stf NEW ORLEANS. In all Nervous Disorders, Debility, Atlections of the Kid­ tion, and even D e a fn e s s , aud P a r t i a l iSliairi- From Rockland to North Haven, $ ,75.; Boots. Gen,'sand Boys. (Naif, Gnat and neys, Dispepsia, Low Spirits, Constitutional Weakness, I n c s s . havo been cured by the alterative action of theso lenr is languid,'especiuiij d,:,iugile “ Deer Isle, 1.25. Kip Brogans. L U T H E R l i b u Y and various other complaints, the.-e remedies have proved i Pills. —if you have a constant unease freio g in lhe stomach,— “ Mt. Desert, eminently .suci-esful. why, you have only a 111 of iX'blGEtsTIOV aid these 1,50. 1 LADIES AMD MISSES, Most of the pills in market contain Mercury, which, al­ great Ritters are made Io cure indigestion, and tltev will do “ Millhridge, 2.0(1. 1 -My Forest V< ine is in large square bottles, One Dollar I though a. valuable remedy in skilful hands, is dangerous “ Jonespoit, 2.25. 1Kid, Drab, Brown. Tan, Drab ami Black Cloth Congress SH IP CDA ND L E R, per Bottle, or Six Bottles ior l ive Dollars. Forest Pills i in a public pill, from the dreadful cunsequences that fre­ il, loo,—null tell ils attendant ills; and while at first it gt nt and Gaiter Boots. Ladies Heel Boots. Ladies ' wenty-live Cents per Box. Procure the Forest Wine j ly slitnuhiles lire Stomach, cleansing and removing these “ Machiasport, 2.50. | A N D quently follow its incautious use. These contain no mer­ troublesome agents, . -From Rockland to Belfast, S ,50. and .Mis:-es, Kid ami Morocco Buskins and rFH E subscribers grateful for the very liberal. anti HIJ lc^1!lagular advertised Agents, which will be' cury or mineral substanco whatever. “ Islasboro’, 1,00. 1 Slippers. Children’s Plain and CoBBimissioBB itici’ehaiilfs, 1 patronage which they have thus far received, would JjpS SCst &UHrantee !,=; inst counterfeit ami spurious arti- ' IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN, “ Gustine, 3,00. I Fancy Shoes in great I invite, the attention of the public to their improved g . w . Ha l s e y . ) removing -ronniDor viti iteo nr .'toss, beutiiifjing the “ Deer Island, 1.25. ! varictx. RICHMOND, VA. General pe; . No. 61 Walker Street, New York. AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL lace, kindlii.ff life and encrev in vunr entire rr«nii -, then, UaTBREIAjAS, PARASOLS, Ac. O r ;u:is and Melode-ow*. “ Sedgwick, 3,50. I Also to a new instrument for C1IURCII use, called the Appointid .\nt:.ts in Rockland, C. P. FESSENDEN;' FOR TILE RAPID CURE OF Reader, .vill tne world no longer look dark and gloom\ •. no Bluehill. including Stage Fare ? « TXTILL receive consignments of LIME and rhom&ston, G. 1. ROBINSON. 421v ■ longer will yourdearest hopes he banished aud thmsta^ide Irom Sedgwick. ) 1,75. I CjSjG.6 S .L? U IX liS iH H g (YOOU-S, will give particular attention to the selling of the i OKG.VX MI2LODEOX, COUGHS,COLDS, HOARSENESS, INFLU­ hut with ■th. 1,75 i 7 same. Any person having Lime to sell, he solicits their [ J N iO N O U T E E OLD & THE NEW. I ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING F. COBB “Mcdscaaac aia.-J CIPIENT CONSUMPTION, others, G A RicitAnns’ A rijott Bitters h.iv: • don« -won 53*Dont forget the pi ­ LUTHER LIBBY. to furnish instruments equally s low as other mnnufactur- CheuazMCry, and fur the relief of consumptive patients in advanced decs for me. The Label is Gopyrjglned, m.d each ho.tie, ersin any part of the country i.l yet w. shall make every stages of the disease. tor the protection of the consumer.-and pro;,iiei..r. loan effort to'have all our ins,run’ surpassed in stvle lhe portrait of Doctor Win. Abbott, together with the aig B O S T O N & BANGOR EXPRESS. HAZEN & FRENCH,. Wo need r.ot speak to tho public i f its virtues. nature of finish, beauty of tone, and durability. Every instrument A R N O L D ’ S O L O B IT B E S; Throughout every town, and e.Im< st ev. ry hamlet of tho Bl' STEAMER M. SANFORD. X o G2 B r P o u r Door.- S o a ta fr o m fully warranted. American States.*its wonderful cures uf pulmonary com­ 0 . A. RII Proprietor, Piano Fortes of superior tone, nt manufacturers prices. Milk Street, BOSTON AND plaints have made it already known. Nay. f.-w are tho ;• . ' . - Z " M, 5 . Shoe, Music and Ins,ruction Books on hand and furnished families in any civilized country on ibis continent without 89 Stale Street, Boston. <8 Offer for sale at cw rRICES to order as low as can be obtained at retail in Boston or V I T A L F L U ID . . .. r \ : the For sale in litis city, by C. 1‘. FESSENDEN, LINSEED OIL, | WHITE LEAD, New York. They take a long step forward in chemical and medical communitii s u y wl re whi i have nut a. ng tl m August I, 1855 Jy A. H . KIMBALL & CO., SPTS. TURPENTINE, | ZINC WHITE, E. P. MORSE, They give the system those chemical elements t-ome living trophy of its victory over tho subtle and dan­ Money PcclrnT-’”* Ortleru. faRcn and COPAL VARNISH, I VKRQ1GRIS. D P. MORSE. which in ill health are wanting, and they remove from gerous diseases of the threat and lungs. Vfbile it is the u . L . Ld x U i1 Y ' i . , delivered and Rail-, mid Notes collecfcd ITO. I CUSTOII HOUSE BLOCK. J apan. ' | colors in oil. R ockla nd , Feb. 18, 1156. Stf ! the system, by their l'nedieinal power, those accumula­ most powerful antidote yet known to man far the formi­ w jf’a prcn-ulnrss n:i<’ despatch. tiler with a full assortment of tions of inert and useless matter which their dable and dangerous diseases of tho pulmonary organs, it I.eaves R < /C A ’j A .VI) for B O S T O N , every M o n - IT A Y£ just returneil from Boston, and are c o C H E M a C A L is also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can he em­ MANUFACTURED FROM dny mid T ;::sr-. =nye :.! 5 «do c k P. M. R .O C X - DRY COLORS, WINDOW CLASS, ployed for infants and young per. >us. Parents should 1 A now op. I.iae a carefuUv - lee,cl’ stock < f GOODS Action has neut.alized front poiso: s and impurities of the ha-.’e it in store against !iie insidi -ul enemy that steals RO O T S A N D H E R B S LA NT> Jor-i; • ' adapted to this market, com-isting in part as follows • AND co::IMOX DRUGS. Blood. u r d a y mornings. riO S T C N for R O C K L A N D , February, 28, 1556, Sly upon them unprepared. We havo abundant grounds to F o n u il o n l y 532 l.’r.- IS L A N D o f S IC i L Y . every T u e s d a y and F r k l a y a, 5 o’clock. P. M. HUMORS A RE POISO?-td MR. GIOFBAY’S .Samaritan Salve, and Ca.ey. Agent ; No. 11 State Street, Boston ; No. 3Strick .utils, Lard, he annihilated only by their you. ami cure your ci Ida v. l i'e tie y are curable, nor neg­ Fulton Market ami . hi, ago Be« f, B< CORN SELL0 R A T L A W , lect them until no human ehiil • ii.i tna r the in xorubiu have louml it to prove ellectunl in every care that we h ive land's Block, Bangor. CHF3JH’ AL OPPOSITE- used if. Ibereioie we deem it ju-iitc u> make the virtue Rockland, April 24, 1856. ISlf Dried Apples, Codfish, Pollock Ac. KIMBALL 13LOK. canker that, fastened or. tie- vitals, eat-y< ur life away. Li EX . Rockland, Me. And it by this do mic il action, by this union of sciences, All know the dreadful fn.m'.jy of Ir.ug di- rdurs. and as oj this great and invaluable remedy known to the public. Strict attention given to B o c .iJ y L a n d C iaanjw . ' that Arnold’s Globules ami Vital Fluid will prove their they know too the virtues of ibis remedy, we need not do diseases. E s o d g is ja a , C a r r A: C o ’s A choice men, of Famflv . its. such ns peculiar power of giving business and taking r.wav curses more than to arsure them it is -liil made the best it can Burns, Fresh Guts, Granulated, Crushi <1 Mu Pl IE above named has just removed from Belfast, where Senhls, vailo Sugars, he has been in a very active practice about eigiit years; —of giving the elements of health and taking awa\ theele- be. We soare noco-’t. : o care. m» toil t , produce it tho Sore Nipples, 7 F M 3 f ...... " " r - " : Cat.ell, India and Burn, and ments of disease. tScrofifl.i, Canker, Humors of ali kinds," most perfect possible, and thus an', rd ! -wiio rely on Ringworms, Fever Sore, Gr id Co.T e, Y( about one half' of which period he was of the then firm of Sai: Rheum, • n on. Ooluag, Ningya.ng and Abbot, A Howes. Btlliousness, Nm vous or gt nerol Debility, Gostiveness, Liv­ it the best agent winch o u r. kill < an furnish fur their cure. Eruptions on tne Head, Porto Ric.,:. do., Rice, er Complaint, Headache and Lassitude are removed by S aid Head, 1 • ties pcrtnvnt mi/cured when Yiucg ?. Lamp Oil, Cam On account of his extensh Old Sores, Tar County In; w.ll continue to do chemical annihilation of the cans--, and chemical supply PfitPAEED B I BE. J. (’. AYER, • « properly applied. > ilt r itus. Starch, Cora : of element.- which tire loa ded in the system to counteiact REFERENCES. Tapioca. Citron, .Mace. < .lira nt.-, as well as in Lincoln. Practical and Analytical Chomiat, Lowell, Eaa3 I J. T. Perry yirs. H. Burpee, S U M M E R A R ’ t AX< 1 EM E X T . Rockland, March 22, 3855 influence of m.'. • al:hy pre.-cure. Then the blood is vital- PAINTS A ND OIL:; I iveil !»v diemical action. Both tnind and frame are nerved J X D S O L D 111' Writ..Berry Mrs. D M Milcheil. FIVE TRIPS A WEEK TO BOSTON Union V. hit* Lead, ,1m’ ■a R iver do., French Zinc, as if with new power to do and to act. ^»»M in Rocklanfi hv G ’. FESSENDEN’; Camden, J Jt reintab Berry Fsq., Miss A Atkltli.-, Leaves R O C K LA .ND for BOSTON by steamer White. Boiled and i.iusc 1 Oil, Sp t-- Turpentine, k E lI.lv IHACHEll us BROTHER.. Seecircul .IS ,O ' •• had of medicine dealers. j j . Ert 1 ABROOK, Jr ; h’.ioai-t. a, O. W. JORDAN ; N .C . V. ooiltird Esq,, Ezra V.'.’iitncv, MENEirlAN SAN i ’O R D , Japa. , Furniture, Damar and BURR, FOSTER, A GO.. 1 Gornhill, Boston, General p, iiiaud, li. il. IlAY. Ci ml Agent' for tire Stat§. n.t.i, ! Cnwtitt, Dr J W Tritssel. Bright 1 ea. < hrori; Gieen, Attorneys and Ocnnsellors at Law, Agents. H. H. Burpee, every Men d a y a i l Thnisdny at 5 o’clock P. M — Chrome Yelb w, Fn i , L'cliow, Vi netian Red, MANSFIELD ial Agents, 1 City Wharf, | PRICK. 23 lea:,pci- BOX. .A liberal discount Returns V.'<, iSbs^«4-?:i v ami SaC a re la y mornings. lied Lead, Vermillion udigiis. Litharge. Prussian OFFICE, NO. 2 KIMBAEF. BLOCK, I Boston. made to dealers. R L eavo fo. P O R T L A N D ami B O S T O N by uk-am- Line, i ..Hue, Lampblack, Whiling, Bo MAIN STREET...... IIOCK1.A.M>. ME. l or sale in Rockland, at C O O K ’S Citv Drug Sold at W h.desale ami retail by the proprietor J L G1OF- Chalk. A c. 1’i.r it T h.vchej:, R. p E. T hacher. Palmer's BI, -i., a.id fiy C . F E S S E S 'I> E V« Cu3l0IU ^ ouse Hl04* , l'«p staira,] Rockland. r>A? IEL W EtlSTER. BUIL LAS’ MATPRII/tLS. Rockland, Feb. 21, 18"6. 48tf \N T ezrctNiS Kimball Bio: every M o n d a y , W ednesday r»:«l Friday at 10 MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND. ! May 14, 3856. 2 A lso-Forsale by Druggists geneiuliy, clock A Nails, Glass, Sheet Lead.'Par’d and Dry £ Rockland, Dec. 21, I&55. 4Q(f Paper, Locks of ail kinds, Knobs, Putts, Sc, LVL First Door North of F. Cobb ri Co’s St Returns T oo Tfici id .-li LINCOLN COUNTY Blinds nings. Store Latches, Locks a; Always Something New. WJndtr Line, Hinges, Ac.. A. KOCIiLAXD MAINI f t W U M b ; N 'i 8IUV': S1W S M J.S IC UEKOT.I Office, one door north of Berry’s Blok. I I A : i' Y; A i i . A E. L. LOVEJOY, Agent — I) v — mid the usual varicticr ' Marble Work. Rockland,May ]. 3856, 16,f jUong Handled Shovels and Spade Gas: Steel and READ THIS—OLD AND YOUNG -' Iron Simvds, Spades and Manure rks, Hoes, ■pecimetis 1 at our SHOP aud and Ha hets of all 1 S. G. DENNIS. C li'lE T E P IF Si.i mriDity. A. B. All work delivered and set up without R crew Ai':;eis, Bins, Rockiand, Jan 15, 1856. fitr E M 0 V A p.- and .''dis. s u:d Paper, * to the Pi ui.s. Gt:;. . Stone Fixings, N Z B O iN .. 0 0 . Picture Gallery. J. P. W ISE, Belts. IL- erubbing. Floor, White Rockland, April 24.1 CoEB2si3s-!-;i»Ba i?fici’tC aan«s, TTIE subscriber informs his fiiends and pat- lr „ -PAINT BRUSHES.- CF ( 4 O D U runs that he is constantly on hand, ready to supply Pbitt-EUl 1’AIX Di'.SiitUlEii— Dyer’s A 8 removed from Ing old stand at the Brook SHIP CHAN BLKK Y them with A Healing Embrocation. C irfci, S ' i .'vc J. W ATTS, Jr., 10 Manilla and Hemp Cordage, Cotton Duck and ROBBINS CORDAGE 00., Sheet Music, A ioliu, Yiolencello and Guitar Y tlm use of one bottle of Dyer’s Healing No. 3 Paiiascr’u New Biocx, Ravem-, Tar, Pilch. Romii, Oakum, Rigging and PLYMOUTH. MASS. f.f.t h o v e ?; b r o c k , • lubrncitlinn. Charles rii-snn, uf Providence, was Pump Lcalhf r. Got’o 1 ai ■ Hemp Gi d Lines, Strings, Staff Paper, Instruction rued from Boston, with a well Bentirely cured of sore lungs, from vrhich be suli'ertd se -1 Two Doots South of the Markt 11] Lines, Deep Sea, Hand aial Log J incs, R U SSE L L M ILLS, and Mt. V E R N O N TTAS just return " R O O K S vereiy. Sign of the “ BIG C0FF2B POT,” Leads, 'i™ Ni l. ". hipping, i . ttmi and Fla.-. Tv.ine, DUCK COMPANY’S, 1 iJL 6eI’Cle\'rnorr nr rnnns d Woodp'omaaa.-es, Deck Lights, Deck [ nrc Iirepnred Io furnish Ciiiuntre rinil Puck of the best ” ' " '■"O V i . , of all kinds ; and in fnct every thing tiiat is usually found r R ’.RnRrCATES are being dailv received from . ... , . 1 Burl; . I.aiil.rns, Fi.nai Lamps. J.. ..A c. W person, or the highest r c - c c f in f.tvur of Dyer’s ' ,!o ll""hl’ wonderful discr-very.of this age of • ’ here will he founu tne l a . s t assortment of Cooking, H O U S E quality, at the lowest manufacturers’ piir-s. Consisting in partus follows: in such establishments. •:NiSfUXf: ARTZVLPls:. N BOYNTON, His stock r f Healing Embrocation? ' j L'T-.rX,s\ '', r J 1? '1" r?'restore, permanently, grav hair to ita Parlor, Offlce and Shop STOVES, . Gla.-s. La: 1 in rn and Stone \\ are. Knives original color,cover the head of the bal’d w ith'a unci lux­ E BUY .\ ! <)?,', JR ’> Commercial Block, P1AXU FORTES, MEEODEONS, GUITARS, p Y E R S Healin ; Embrocation ceres Rheuina- uriant growth, remove Btjonco ail dandruir mid itching, mid Spoiu;.-. Ghopjdng Knives and Trays, AFHERVEY > BOSTON. 16iy FLOP!!. togetherwith custom made Tin, Japan, & Britannia Ware. oden Bowl -, Buitei am! Bail Firkins, Boxes, VIOLINS and FLUTES liam, Guls, Wounds, Biil -is , Sprain;:, Piles. Sore cu.e all scrofula, and other cutaneous eruptions, such ;h ling Pi: Pasti v Boards, Glolhcs aud other SI HAL. . Throat, Neuralgia, Burns, Cramps. Sweliinirs, Ague Tooth- scald head, etc. - It will cure, as if by magic, nervous or —ALSO.— kets. Hair and Wire Sieves, THOMAS ERYE, is cnrcfully sclccicd, mid warranted to give satisfaction, or acli g Itadnch •, and nil uxiernnl anil inicrnn! pains, periodical aeadache ; make the hair soft, glossv. and wavy EXTRA CLEAR the money paid will he refunded. i T , , . . . , , , AGRICULTURAL IMPLEHENTSLS NICE CORN BROOMS, ...... L \EK1 workshop ano factory should keep ane preserve the color perfectly, and the hair from falling, ge and Small. Mais. Gofi'ec .Mills, 'Fuhs, Water f II; sirian and eiiigron, and J1ESS FORK, Agent for ill.: sale of G.HlCKERlNG’S PIANOS, to extreme old ngc. SMITH’S CELEBRATED MELODEON'S, and REED *• J constantly suppliedapplied with D}D\er's Healing Embrocation following is from a distinguished member of the aistl Machiespfs: S h ip r.nc’ H o ::mc Pluitibing s. Zinc am! Woml Was.: Boards. Bristol Brick, CHICAGO REEF, tins. Wood lioi.'cs ::::d Saws, Mop Handles Arc., AFFIC.JF No. 1 Kimball Bieck, over the More of J. Wake HAMS, ORGANS. TTRUSTED flesh, bites of insects, &c., assuag- n,edic’1 ! done by experienced W ork rise::. Arc. V/ liehl Dwi lliitg House m: Spring Slie< t, opposite Dirigo A great variety of H3T:4 may'be found here, worth Engine House. ALL O R D ER ...... BY DAY " ' ------LEAF LARD, from 12 1-2 cel:is to $5,1:0 each, among which are many 2- , ,1 bv Dvcr’s Healing EnihrucnCoii. S t- P apa, January 1 ,18S5. Truck of all kinks, such «s old Rags, Cast and Wrought ALSO.—A good assortment of Staple Dry Goods, Iron, old lira--, Copper, Lead, Rubber, and Junk taken in wili fie promptly attended to BUTTLE, subjects proper for P F O . JJcRRIDE, of New York, sprained bis rROJESgoao . J. wood- such as Brown ami Bleached Sheetings, Cotinn Nov. 10 1854. Orienlal cr Grecian PnintZn^. exchange. W.-.rji. Wickmg, 1‘iints, Linens, Strip’d Shilling, CHEESE. V* ankh;. Dver’s Healing Embrocation cured it. 1 DEAR SIR: I nsolicited, I send you this certificate.— Do not forget the place two Doors South ol the Frames ol ail sorts and sizes will he made to order. t t r t r •. ’i t p i i i t tv , Vr “carIy bald for a lon« tin,e’ having tiii d all Denims, Ac.. Ac. J. W. RICKER, D i ; IE!) APPLES, BIG COFFEE POT. The above are some of the leading arii ies which the Sheet music hound at short notice, aud those who pur­ |_j LA! Aw lib and SP;i8lCKneS3 cured by Dy- thehmr restoratives extant, and having no faith in any, I E3 Z 3HT "S? ES SZ , chase sullicient for a volume can have it hound gratis. i - er’s Healing Embrocation. * was induced, on hearing of yours fc give it a trial’ ’ I Rockland, June 26, 1856. 26lf subscribers have on hand : they will rmh avor to keep a FfSII, constant supply, ami hnpe to mciii a fail share of patron­ All orders for Music mid Pictures not on hand, will he T v q ’P P V M T V l tx • T( ’* " P i placed myself in lhe hands of a barber, and had mv head BERRY'S BLOCK, MAIN STREET, BEANS, promptly fllletk JN iL I.N .xL bi llaed, D yers Iimiltng Embro- rubbed With a go.od stifi-brush, and the Rotornlive then ROSS & LYNCH, age from our own mid the. m ighLourii.g towns. u catjon i om; ol the greatest value, particularly in cas- applied and well rubbed in, till the sculp was aglow. Th;-. A. H. K*I UBALL & GO. B O C K L .t N D , M E . CRACKED PEAS, Please call mid examine. Terms invariably cash. JOHN KING. es of cramp, cholera morbus, dvsenterv, «fcc, I repeated every morning, and in three weeks the y oun-’- DEALERS IN A. II. I\. J. (Jo., are the s-.dling Agents lor the R.u .n»™ RICE Ae., &c. s e ll M ills C< Rockland, March 20, 1856. 33tf House, Sign and Ship Painting, Grainint OliOCKRIES. .?TOS; ...... - P it .. V. , . ,C.'tR.R, , i ,, , of • the Providence - , ,Tri- p.< i ni uini. mul is now thick, black mid ’P strong—soli 1' 1 ''' mid ALSO,—Agei - h.r lea i. Fs 1 : ti n: Graduating Tuyere bane. w.ism \tit,, attack.d wt.it cratnp in ins stoin- pleasant to the touch ; whereas, before, it was bar'll mid TEA S, W . 1. GOODS Iron, the Best ami most economical articles ever got tip for An excellent assortment of F a m i ly Groceriew such Glazing, Gilding and Paper Hanging, : Crushed ami (’ofi'ee Gmshed, Powered, Muscovado and CROCKERY, GLASS, neh, but .omul immediate relief in a single dose ot Dyer s wiry; what little there was of it, at d that little was disnp- Blacksmiths. executed in the best style. Jleahug Emh.ocation. , pi ming very rapidly. 1 still use your ri'tor.rtive about AND GROCERIES. Rockland, April 1 ' 37tf Havana Brown Sugars, Java St Duniimr, raw, burnt and Particular attention paid to C ling, \ arnishing, Polish- ground Go:ii-o, Young Hyson, Onion", Ningyong, Congou AND und shall soon have a good and pcikctcrop GRAXITE STORES. Commercial Street. AO \\ N to be true, that Pve/s Ilealino’Dm- • l?jce.a ing and Enameling. and Souchong Teas. Chocolate, Cracked mid Prepared Go- . brocation is the best external aud internal remedy ft,. ,h<' , l i n " h“ ,1:1S (Opposite head of Widgery’s Wharf.) Rockland, Dec. 26, 3855. 50tf (oa mid ( 'i.‘,oa Shell, Cuba and New Orleans Molasses, i everK di - overed. • ’ ‘ 1' , hdVt 1,01 acen hitherto any ease where anv per- Stuart’:; Gulden ri.vrup, Burning Fluid, Lamp Oil, Sperm YYOODEW 7VRE. i .. soJis hair was really beiielittetl by any of the hair tonic, a y S i * ...■ : Portland, Me. “ 1WCKLAND CITY BOOK STORE? (Ntitdle.-. T: How do , Saleratus, Cream Tartar, Starch, L \ \ I’D no stiiin upon the i.VChS or {’kin, con- ' " m <»l the day •. aud itreally gives me plea! 7 Fare Reduced. Corn Siareh, b:._u , 't';ipio. ;i, Maccaioui, Yetmicelli, Citron, eoiuuieiidatl your A?rn|. for Ea,! Bridgewater Xuil«. LEANDER WESES, IJ slant iii its effects, hut clean in its application. Dver’s , rt‘s‘d* °f my experience. 1 have recemi Mav 7, 1656. (ini 19 J. WAKE it BUD, Dales. Box am! •• ask Raisins, Sultana do., Figs, Pickles, G«-rkiiis. Keichnp, Peeper Sauce, Mustard, Horse Radish, NO. SPEAR BLOCK. ' Ib'pJmg Embrocation is the n Luirati i of all who have ioeparatiun to others, and it already ha I ’alifornia Tiirourh Ticket Office. A'O. 3KimbaI3 Block. OlivuGil, i avd-« i/ii.icusoit A. Co., G. H. Olive and Brown i used it. ”1 s,‘b' throughout the Territory. The people here knew E. KETCHAM’S, Soaps, Sa:iiines, Mnce, Nutmegs ami Spices of all kinds R o c k l a n d M e, I Vj OTHERS and nnrse, shcnU read carefully H.e*XerTuurv?'^Lidy VIA ASP1XWAI.I, ANO I’.'tNAMA Ii. R. or by NI- A complete assortment of «xc., &e., A c. OESPECTFULLY calls the attention of the fo: Ami lhe, i< stimony of R. Wilmart, which may he exhausted, and daily inquiries are made for it. Yen de­ ’ CAIIACI; \ STEAMSHIP LIKE VIA ASPINWALL. BOOKS ’'" B STATIONERY, F I X E CORN BKOCMS Lb cicitizens of Rockland and vicinity to his assortment < ad m. i he pumphiet which accompanies Dyer’s Healing i serve credit for your discovery j m.d I. for one. return Palmleaf, Grass mid Manilla Mai;, Water Pails, Zinc Embrocation. j you ray thanks for the benefit it has done me, for I tertaiu- PATSKT, E EAVES New York oil the 5th ! perfer. easily removed or replaced. 1 Boors, Sash, and Blinds of every description, makes one of the most complete as- “cr‘uU |rvpaiation with the m- t perfect confidence, mid ’ have no doubt, permanently so. ° ’ SURGEON DENTIST. sortnients to be' found ' in the County ntv. frtalvIrcely prescribe prescribe it50 it to th.drtheir patients. filhNF.V RTt 'I liird.-Costing the pur< baser no more than other Ma­ liG ’iltU iE. | ever offered for sale i SIDNEY BREESE, chines. and doing double the work with less labor. For T H O M A S T O ? ' M A IN E . I shall be pleased to have those in want of any articles VERY IMPORTANT’— That every person Ex-Senator United Stales. sule by in my line to look through my stock before purchasing as , » should keep a constant supply uf Dyer s Healing Em- i T-HE Su'iscriber bavinj; been duly licensed by Next Door W est o f‘iJioKcaatosa Rntak. JOHN P. WISE. I feel confident that 1 cun show them goods which will brocation by the often prevents the most i O. J. W OOD & CO.. Proprietors, 3:2 Broadway, N. Y. Rockland, July 14,1856, 2Dtf i -* the City Amlioiii:: ■ Spirituous Li- May 27, 1856. 22tl &SLQQQ compare favorably, both in regard to quality and prices fearful consequences, and 114 Market street, St. Louis" Missouri. i quors in conformity io the law passed at the last session must be sold immediately for GASH. with any other house in the State. w■’ i warrant entire satisfaction to all who use ^Agentiin^Roekland, G. P. FESSENDEN ; in Portland, LEE & MARSH’S ol the Legislature, has tala n tlio store formerly occupied METCALF & DUNCAN, Rockland, May 14, 1656. 20tf -U'e.ling Embrocation. ' liv Silas Kalloch. A Co., where he will keep constantly Wholesale Agents in Boston, WEEKS & POTTER j iiai.d, the best of Wines ami l.iquors, for all who u y PERI ENCE has taught chonsnnds the great August 1, 1855. slu3i Acw an'] Complete Topographical Map of , need the same in the City or Country. Persons licensed SHIPPING AND COMMISSION FAIRBANKS’ value which is attached ?o Dyer’s Healing Embroca­ I to sell in other towns, supplied on liberal terms lor Gash. coiiHtniitly on IniiiiL Turned Poser aud Balusters for tion. N. G. WOODARD. FENCE furnished and put rip to order. V O U never need sufier pain if precaution is U F F O B D ’S C E LE B R A T E D IIK C O L N COUNTY, EXE., O ai/ O aaA LAL T > fg'J 7 CELEBRATED ! Rockland, Jan. 12, 1856. - 26. IIEMENV.'AY * JONES, — taken to keep.. ;c|i Dy_. Dyer’s Healing Embrocation on hand. Smoko Consuming Patent Lamps. 2 4 C O E N T I E S S U I P , 'ZEALOUS in a gootl work is bo who is con- From actual original surveys throughout the whole Coun- — ! MALLET’S BUILDING, Requiring only the poorest cfoil, lard, tallow or grease; (y.fiy G. M. Hopkins. Esq., of Philadelphia, mi experi­ W ater Power for Sale. N E W Y O R K . Zd slmn in Jiis efi'iirts to r* licve i'il- Piltferine^ of hi, !el-! prodiicin, enced aud practical Surveyor mid Civil Engineer. Opposite Coirureeationa! Church, MAIN STKEET. to reeomn e ’.I • •'„ry it times, and bind suf- 1 Rockiand, by II. P. WOOD & SON. adjoins the County M exican Gssraao. ' Sly .....»• " - i r !-■«[■-«'' <"<- » > « P . O f tire I lie middle of a good S b’g s i neat Steel. DOOKS, BLINDS & SASH Map. of Ot.epo and IW a« arc C.hiu ,e», f. \ York ; fp.mi,,. cornmntdlv, whir a good w Mill, Stave Mill, 1 TpOR gale by INGERSOLL & SON’S TAKE ftOTflCE. County, Me. A LL descriptions of Bolt, Refined and Stveeds -* ’ F. COBB 4 Co. villages in the County will he inserted premises. The above Ji/op SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. tpO R sale, corner of Rockland and Alain Sts., i -IL Iron, Shoe Shapes, Thimble Shapes, Nail Rods, Spike Roekland,-30, 1856 ’ JStf K Y T I N G SA j LOCXN; J- North End,End. at reduced prices,nrices. byhv Tiie Map will be plotted lo a suitable scale, so as to make j Rods, Band mid Jfonp Iron, Anchor Palms, 23 ed to those who order it*—handsomely colored and mount­ on the 20ih day of Noverfiher, next, at 2 o’clock P. M., on F. COBB * Co. HET nt the THORNDIKE STABTE, ed on rollers,—ot the extremely low price of FIVE DOL­ the premises il not previously disposed of ai Private Sale. I Rockland, April 30, 1856. 18tf LARS por Gopv. OPQRTTNG Powder, Shot, Percussion Caps, PORTLAND. MAIXE. Person, wishing SEATS to and from iho BO^TS will Coal Tar, For further particulars please inquire of ROLAND JA­ &c. For sale at the “ Music Depot.” Alena at a!) hours of rile D rty mid Ercniutf. please leave their names nt l Thorndike Hotel nr C. S. LEE A MARSH. COBS, Esq., or GEORGE CARR of Thomaston, or A. LTON MARKET BEEF.—For sale by CONSTANTLY on hand and for Bala at tba Nos, 17 A: 19 Minor st., Philadelphia. H.rHODGMAN or JOHN MILLER of Warren. JOHN KING. A lnrcc aMOrtiiient of FANCX’ COxXFLCTIQNERT BROWN’S Livery Stable, Norlli End. August 22, 1856. . 35tf Warren, August 15, 1856. 35tf 4w35 A. H. KIMBALL,