The Stockland Gazette Gazette Job ESTABLISHMENT. yOSE& FOSTER, to w hich w / 2 S O Main Street. prepared i ___ r ______••very variety of Job Printing, including "r «; it 3i S : Town KeporLs < atnlollies, 11 L lid stric tly in :h1v;um* - p e r nniiuui, $2.1 Posters, Shop Bills, Hand Biiicl grammes. Circulars, Bill H u i l.ctter HcaMAINE, TUESDAY, JULY !, 1870* PRINTING IN COLORS AND BKOlf will receive prompt attention.

a<. one by oin*. the aged, home-.* k ex- J nine ons :d ilieif l ’oiiii. ami here ami ’ <»n Hie first Lord's tlav after its recep- ing o f the Kiiiinne •of fifty years a g o , we two stores fronting on that street. This bachelor, w ho obtained the soubriquet now Rockland. W(» shall perhapl iles from tin* Kader Land hail pa <1 on there oine oilier squatter among' brush I lion.” The hundredth."birthday of the should have set'll a long stretch of low building was afterwards removed to of “ I ieueral Pell.” be strictly accurate, yet not far, into that which is Better. a new gener- ami tree-trunks, might be dis 1 : | ever unassuming town of Warren, shore, with about thirty thirty-live corner of Alain and School streets, and Looking from the same poinl, across exactness. ! small lime kilns ation, younger, and lilt- d by familiarity at least, a little later, ai Bl.ieking- val with that of our great and Ire altered at intervals was burned in the great lire. At the the Iiehl towards llte southeast, we Beginning at Blaekington’s C*| along its bank? from their childhood t•» contend with the C’orner, in season to have hi-. country! Hearing she is to celebrate few of them with pro- time this store was built by Mr. Spof­ should have seen the Gordon house, we should lirst come to the Pal diifeidties arotiml ihem, had sprung up. house ami goodsgiven to the Haines by 1 he glad event upon this glorious eenten-' jeeting•wharves, but most having only ford, this corner was fenced in by a log n e a r (It** present corner of Sulfolk an d h o u se, on tlu* e a s t sid e o f th e ro a tf Stiil theirs was a. lot of poverty ami i the relentless foe ! .Vow, thousands ol nial Fourth, a few months in advance, breastwork at which wood might, be un- fence (probably placed there when the Pullon streets. This was an old-fash­ the corner. On the other side hardship vhieh few of the present d well- qniel homes, places of business, marts ' of the true (late, Nov. 7th. by a gather- loaded ami lime shipped in small craft, laud was lirs.t cleared) extending from ioned one-story housc.u.ml will he hi'tti'i* JohnBlaekington house, where tlie| erso n th hanks of the pleasant Medo- of commerce, and thronged streets and in g of her people far up the heights of None of these kilns had sheds, which the present site of Berry’s stable, on remembered by many of onr middle Brown house now stands. Then mac cai understaml or believe in. churches, “• where men like bees do con­ her beautiful Mt. Pleasant, we too must, were a later improvement. T lie u U l- L im e Rock street, round nearly to th e ageil eitizensas llu; residence of “ Aunt the David Crockett, house, on the vemplury attendants on niin- ,11101*' o r “ C ro c k e tt” o r “ L o w e ll” 1'I lough i g re g a te .” “ break forth into singing,” and oiler Brook. Beyond this, on Lime Rock Sally Part ri* Ige.” Going on south, of the present Cellar street. Thi-, I i-1r.it ion: in the little log-hewn church A century ago the Fox Islands, lying her, most humbly, the following l’oillt (all of whi,-h names it lias borne) street, came an old-fashioned one story next we should have come to a red, one was then ami for some years the f their piety had reared, they seem not t» over against, this unborn city, and now ODE. would have been seen entirely devoid of house, where A. Berry’s livery stable story hotisi* belwcen Holmes slreet ami olliee. Where Mr. Chas. Smith I pvharves, kilns or buildings, but covered b .u misled by the prim-iple : of forming t lie towns of V ina r. 11 a vex ami olliee now is, owned by Hie Lindsey llu* p re se n t H a ll la n e , llien o cc u p ied b y was the house of David Watsoil • ir.i t C. nteit udb.J 0 e who loan hvr their Tory preaeher, old Dr. Schaetier, N’.nrrn II.w e x . were of far more im-l I with a second growth of .spruce and lit* heirs. On the opposite corner of Lime Hu* widow of Otis Robbins, dr. On then came the house of Jacob Chilli I trees, and used as a sheep pasture. This but, true their patriotic zeal, gave port:;nee ami greater priority. They Soft, round these purple wood-crowned hills, Rock street was a small one-story store, the other'side of the road, a little far­ afterwards known as tin* Hillman if » their country's defence: | had long been a favorite resort for the Point,” containing about (wentvi lliein selv The mists of ocean crept, built by the Ulmers and fronting on ther on, was the house (.'oil In g ra h a m , < In the west side near the present. their German names being noticeably early voyagers, on account of the •• s a f e And blue ns now, through bends and falls, was .then owned by Capt. Jonathan ' Main street. Turning up Lime Rock still slaiiiliug, ami some distance be­ I liner house, were two old Isaac and Bernard Ingraham smith and wheelwright shop oil Centennial Bells, ring on! sixty men went into the American army foreign English enemy, or prowling Pointed the way to heaven, that day trees. Looking beyond the shore, we I removed to give place to Mr. Hyde’s (still standing), and that of Job Perry, Steveils and next south the liol One huudred years ago. Pour out, ye goblets, far and near from Dutch Neck alone. American lory. should have seen a long, straggling vil new house. A little way beyond was a on the site of the present Perry house, Dr. Enoch Lovejoy. Just beyoi Y our grand m elodious iron lb.. In what is now the beautiful town of A nd what is n o w S o it i i T h o m a s to n . But win.towless the old church stood, lage, of perhaps sixty houses and other small house .which had been built by at the top of the hill. the house of William Tillson, E j Till pine and palm "hall think tin U n io n , with its picturesque scenery of with its hcaved-up blulf of everlasting buildings, mostly stretching at eon- As we have said, there were a few the site of the present housd 'fh e ax es sm ite th e stated Ml, Close by the river’s side; O liv e r K a le s, o n tin* s ite o f h is la te r • siderable intervals along the Main street. | brick building, and occupied by him as Nor dream the ineausured cjfl.-nec me: hill and dale, water and woodland, the trap and granite, so early named Owl’s And boats instead of carriages wharves ami about thirty-live kilns his son, the late W m. K. Tills>| The clock-tick of the continent! sound of the builder's adze ami mallet Head, its Ash Point, and its beautiful Made highways of its tide;— In the wide vacant spaces between the | a store. Jt was afterwards bought hv scattered along the water front of the was a two-story house and 'Ill • foot-fall of a world that nears and saw was. just one century ago. tor Y\ essorweskeag stream, appears to To church they glide, all doors swung wide buildings, we should have seen mowing | f'|l!U.ies Holmes and moved to Lime village in 182G. The kilns were, of on the opposite side of the r**J The field-day of a hundred years. tin* liisi time, making the echoes of its, have been of more account at the epoch One hundred years ago, (iehls stretching back.with pasture lands ’ Rock street, and when Spoll'ord & course, all of the old pattern, mostly ing south from the corner t Centennial lblls, ring on! h ills an d woods. Packard and Burton, (o which we look, and a place of greater For matrons mild, man. barefoot child, on the higher ground, some distance Holmes built their brick block, it was with only two “ arches” ami yielding R o ck s tre e t, o n th e c a s t si(T Ye Ido." onis o f th e furnace fires, .•■il l the Butlers were busy rearing t here, - resort, than the site of the city of which One hundred years ago. hack I’roiu .Main street. The road to sold to a Mr. Becket, moved to its pres­ on an average about 2m) casks of lime toad, we should have found noj Ye iron tulips rock and .- wing, in t ? clearing made by the now disap- it is now almost a suburb. Here, in Beneath primeval forest growth South Thomaston ami the “ old Thomas­ ent site and converted into a dwelling. at a hurtling. As before remarked, houses till we came to that o ff Tin People's Primal Age expire pointed Scottish la-1*'* who lirsl took up e'.airings chipped out at wide intervals ton road” then existed, hut neither It is now occupied by Airs. Centiliter. there were no sheds attached to these I liner. This was a large two-story? A hundred years the r. igning king. The wild wolf reared her young; the land in that place and called i from those magnificent giant pines The sombre bear peered round the brake; Pleasant. Park, Middle, Rankin nor kilns, ami those who “ tended ” them roofed house, which was rem ovedjJ Strike one, ye hammers overhead, Kart her up, near the present corner Ye rusty tongues, ring off the fed, Stirlingtown. a framed dwelling lions which two men with extended arms could The moose his branching antlers swung; i Cedar streets, which now lead to the were obliged lo take the weather as it since ami is now known as theie '“ Gl of Broadway, was a small house occu­ King up the Concord Minute M« n. and a grist-m ill,thefirstinthal now dc scarce encircle, were extensive lnann- And sometimes in its gloomiest depths I “ Meadows,” had then been laid out. came. In severe storms a shelter was House,” from its color. There wer| pied by James Miller, a fisherman. it old i rolf again. light ful town.where industry, enterpri ’♦ factories of salt, so necessary in the Appeared the stealthy ancient foe,— J 1-iiin* lio. k s tre e t th en e x is te d , a n d so sometimes improvised by the help of a other houses on the east side till| Returning to Main street, we should •sud wealth, on farm ami in factory, have scarcity of that article during the war: Tii? red-man’s melancholy face, also did North Main street, leading to few boards and lime-casks, but as lime came to that of Matthias Cits lind, next beyond the corner. Hie store full pos-ession. Vet still for many a here the mills of (bom bs ami Snow, and One hundred years ago. Blackiugton’s Corner. Main street end- was burned at all seasons, men were where is now the head of PleasaJ of Joint Lovejoy, a two-story building, toil - i-iie year that lovely sheet o fw at t . the tavern of the latter, ami here. ; eil at what is now “ Maverick Square,” sometimes lo be seen after a winter Ou the west side, coming soutlil But with that foe the war was o'er;’ which stood till Hie great lire destroyed Seven Tree Pond, mirror 1 not t iic though, some were derelict, w asthe tried 'Die hatchet buried deep; the “ ( lam Cove” road not having slortn tending kiln knee deep in snow. Tillson house, there were no if e horizon’s rugged c it. On the oilier siik* of Main street, Hy - • uati -o o r o th er cause. ba«l not draw n liberty, nn; its \ liundivl. i aide wood in the virinit V of the •Marsh” 1-ngths. Cask* llien sold at 17 to 20 was the house of Jerem iah Bet gco.-e. d u ck an d other fowl, thai made ! then the only habitations on or near hills, greeted the eyes of weary search­ Bui gleam oui HiL-Iil from I<»fii»-."l l« i--iu (»r <»hl Tliom nston roa«L W here Ml S:ds. *•1 •. Lime brought lrom 77 to ’.II) els.The that of Harrison Karraml mil i! a great resoi i. imlh for white and Jn- ] •• the Point.” Next < nine the Andrew ers tor a poor lost wanderer from the < ’ll*’ llUIhli’i'i ! Andrew I liner and ( . H. Berry n«»w plan of a ■* Lime Association,” hv llte N ex t earn*' tin* h o u se o f E lk a tl di.in imnJ-Ts a id low ha -.. (’ll hill ! I liner house, eol'lserof I’d I, l s| reel . m»W settlements In-low. Since that linn- its | live there was a considerable swamp. way, is mJ a recent, idea, as some of on tli*' sit*' where J o n a th a n with its rock- an ’ thinly covered ledges \y o.'eiipied b\ witlow Ltiey Sanb«»in. A rieli soil and agricultural and manufac­ »r a iiehl I-»r th e opera- I our reader* may think. About live resides, ami next that, of i l }.resent ing so po* Ha\ing taken a glanee :it the aspect lillle further soul h . O il the other side, turing !a« il l i e s have been well improved \ i ars before this, a p r o j e c t was formed Ingraham, who recently died at l i o n - o f l-u niiag, was n. vei thr h * •*. e «.f the *• Shore \ iltag-'* in I-S23, from w as t he : mall one-story red house of b\ industry and enterprise, till its ou«- to keep up Hl** price of lime ill Thom as­ advanced age. J.C . ClevelanJt s.-ith-d, forming an important pnr • l'“ b , , h-! i- • ssq.j...... th J w ’.an d at Josiah Haskell, and beyond if on the or 1 wo lorn* dw ellers have heroine two It'Kl.Allil w m YEARS AGO I Knott*( rock. Il’s Whatf. at lie- North ton. aeeoi'ding to Eaton's I listorv.which now lives on this site. Next of Brigadier W.d l o 's Low er 'i site ol’ Berry Bros.’ lively tabic, a lltoilsaibl, and its beautiful seelierv the say* : ■* To thi * end a mutual obliga­ house of Reuben Sltercr, near whi gaining Ila* distinction of bein t h e End. and walk tip Io He- N o n in - u e \ - small house owned by (diver Laie". quiet home of plenty and pro purity. ’r,u » ‘■‘Siiovo Villiitje” iii IN2(L tion was * titer* I i n t o I n tin* p ro d u c e rs son lo in ...... lives. Beyond w! birthplace of I he lirs.t wliib* I'hihl born in • I remit;, ol* M ain dreel, at the present We :! ton hl lind no building oil the other Not far from the time we contem­ n o t to iimlcrscll each other, nor have house of Thomas Toluian, still w iia l i s me.*, K m e , County. There 'eel Is Ap|>abl\ mol*' than one kiln of lime on sale at ing, and farther on. n ear th e | been creeled ami valiantly defended liarvi-s :iuBenjamin Burton, and l*r«*s<*iil C ity I .i m i i s i i i 1 S d io n llio iis i-s , i still standing. Looking up the load I flock, and was then the onl\ ••temple c e i i o n ; vvliieh from the pioneer ; ettler rusks ami inspi'iled, lobe entered with man. Crossing the bridge, we | there enacted many a memorable scene post- < and iloti-l- Stages and Slt*um- which is now M averiek stre -i. we sledild of learning" for the village. 'Phis and ow ner o f its lirs.t m ill, was long <-rs ('hiiri-li,•>. Business and Business itli-n. th*' town clerk, and not sold till ils have found a small house occup in llte wars with the Indian foe. But have found the only Ih h i -s between onr selioolhouse was. the same year, (upon k‘i iw'ii a M< Lain's Mills. Bui nine pi ■ ■ leee-soi's leu! I i c r l l disposed of. Dean. The next house a greater and quite as cruel a foe w as point of observation and Blaekinglon s the division of tin- d istrict ami the and even twelve years later, aeeonling now. in 177G, to m ake his o n se t: and ( 'oilier Io be the house now occupied by T h is si lu'iue w orked wi ll Ibr a -h u rt toad toward Blaekington’s ConJ This week our nation celebrates il building of the “ old yellow school- Samuel Tolman’s, afterwards. to Samuel Appleton, (who had tai.>11 we c an well imagine llte awe with which Aflrii'I C.A-b*1! *,l|il| lsl,:: farther lime ami hrutighl the price o f lim e up centennial birth-day, and on this auni o house”) removed to the Smith End. up a lot and was living alone, at the these lew liontier -eltiers awaited events J^iilues Eales house (the site t o s | . a l t ami even $1.75 ; lint like all by Michael Ai horu. Il is sl| versary there will be a general retrosne just below the pleSCIll < h.-eail s ir e d , age of 1 ‘.’.in a log house within its limits in the hush of the coming iempest. •eeupied by the “• Wa- plans Ibr sustaining artilieial prices, it ing ami occupied by G. B. 1| of the ccntmy now closing.. _ where it stood till 1-851, when it was in 1787.) *• there was no place of wor­ iSa-house ;*’) a bouse built b\ was evaded in one wav or aiiothi'i', ami C uiuing back to Blacking In what is now the quiet “ inilepen- Ila* e v e n ts o f o u r lo cal a m i n j t ’ijyu^l sold Ibr a trifle and removed a short ship within twenty miles of my humble • It. which is still "landing. soon abandoned.” But lo return, we tier, we should lind Charles l| dcnl” town of Kijieniisiiii*, seltied by lory and a gathering up <>f UiMMlilioinjn" distance to a lot in the rear of Holmes dw ellin’.'', and during the th re e long lid the h.mse of John ( roekett, south str(;et.? w|iere jt slj|| stands, having been g vv an enumeration of the little kilns trailing in a two-story ston true sons of the Puritan Pilgrims, in stories, recollect ions and wvhtfn Uiuiners I : p.-nt there. I never heard the bridge across the (|iiarr\. A lit- converted into a dwelling house. Next existing in the ••Shore Village” in John Brown house, ou tlie I 7 I:!, the spirit ol’ pal riot ism and repub­ ords ot scoiH's. fuels, (leeds^Hftnners the sound of a church-going hell, or tie beyond litis, just before re a c h in g llte I82G, as nearly as we can ascertain tin* ro a d . T h is b u ild in g w as 1 t h. •• roiiii.l llu- lican freedom was Idazing up with a and incidents of early times, in order to south Hustliehouse,il'Ciipt. Joint Spent*, ever heard :i sermon, or the voice of ('orner, stooii t he o ld B la i-k in g ,o n ’s C o r­ th e m . moved lo Camden street. tl.y ii-.. r.- ! prayer.” But the generosity ot* this* brightness that, could not be bid. On preserve in suitable form for the use ol* u com m odious <>ne-s,ory house, which Perry also occupied a store the day of fast ing and prayer recom­ ner schoolhouse. stood where Hut foot of Park street now Beginning at llte South End, these ! g o o 1 present ami future generations, a knowl- the corner, on the road leadit! A lium h’etl y••ill’s froii rich merchant of Boston gave long kilns and wharves were located along ! after, in 1> ’5, a hell to this town, which mended, July II. 1771, they had mel dge of the history and achievements of Now supposing onr party of ohser- ■ :utd w hich w as re m o v e d a ti*w ro ils the shore, near John Bird & In blu-t-oiii Mill, lik the shore, as given below, as nearly as tl ami, to the number of adults, male those that have passed away. Gin* own vttlion to de* to la k e a If sottlh back lo ils presenL location, when Ihal ent store. John Bird, seuiof ' h d taken his name even before that we can ascertain their location. Where P ami female, and some children, signal, nmly has been very much more fortn- through H it Shore \ illage’ of ls2fi. street was built. Opposite the school- then, we believe, began to tr:J | name had got to he the synonym Mr. Jonathan White's kilns now | large-hearted liln'rality and after religious services, Hie Solemn nati* than many, am, prohnhlv than wit will Undf'iiake lo be their guide ami house was the house ol'W m. liranlon— titer north, near the Tolnial a wealth opposite foot of Myrtle slreet, was a League and Covenant, “ not to import, most, in the compilation and [mblieation point o u t all t h e ediliees in llte embryo n h,ng. low, one-story house, Irontiu was the dwelling of Michael T which was only eipiah-d by the wisdom buy, >>r itse, any British iitauufaeliires o f annals. Konr excellent local his- city. Tin* lirsl dwelling should come the street, on thesiteol MeLooii Block, breast-work and three or four kilns, which guided its bestowal for the bene­ ils we small liuilding, and near or other goods that sledl arrive in lories, covering the larger and more ini- to would be the house of Knott ('rock- Justsouth.outhe sameside,w as the brick owned by Maj. John Spear and others. fit o f others. small house, occupied by Isaal America aller (lie last day of August portant port ion of the county, have been etl. (al'lerwards first Mayor of Rock- hoti> * of Win. Spear, dr., which gave A little north of these Mrs. Polly Spear Near the i|Uarry,also. farther*" In this bird's-eye glance at the feeble had a small kiln or “ pipe,” as it was Knox C canty 100 Years Ago; ensuing, ami to break oil'aii trade, com­ published in former years :utd will pre- land), corner of Camden slreet and } ph to Lynd,* Hotel quite recently. house of Jeremiah Tolman, breakings in of the wonder-working called, but no wharf. Then came the OK, TUE merce, and dealings whatever with the rve the record of our past for Ha* lit- Main, a very substantial wooden house, i 1 wo or three rods south of this, was a fte rw a rd s m oved b a c k a sh* u | hand of man upon the vast wilderness W illiam Spear wharf, with four or live is la n d ol i .I*, at Britain anil all persons j ,|U.t. historian ami antiquary litlill in l'Xlltl, a n d Hie ante (re-con- the house of Mrs. Polly Spear, which Beyond the quarry, on the TOWNS ON THE WALDO PATENT of forest then covering this portion of , .. . . . small kilns, where the Joseph Spear * i i who prefer their own private inleres'interest for those of the present time who wish s,m eted) now occupied by J. Kttrbish. still stands very near llte same spot, was the house of Sylvesterl our tcrriiorv, we pass eastward and find 1 kiln now is. Erom that point, there IN 1776. to tin* salvation of their now perishing lo read the record of the earlier days. Next comes the house of Andrew Ran- just back of llte house where iter son, This is the present I.ewil Hie margin of the sea Hie infant set­ were neither wharves nor kilns all eotmli v.” Such being their principles, These works are the •• History of I n- kin. near where is now the foot of the i Capt. A. (,. Spear, resides. Nearly house. Kartheron was the tlement of C a iiiie x . Eight V eals b e ­ along the shore of the Point, round to (I siii*h th e ir re so lv e s, v.e c a n w ell im ag in e io n .” b y John L. Sibley, A. M,, Libra-1 present Warren slreet. A little further opposite ami little back from the man house, now occupied A Glance at Knox County, or the fore, in 17G8, it had been surveyed : but the hack cove. Here, in the rear of the solemnity ol feeling w ith which , oj* Harvard I'niversitv: the “ An- on we should lind the old Knowlton street, was the brick store of Oliver C lo u g h . towns on the W aldo Patent, not a tree hail been felled nor a building where the Wilson & White Block now they greetcl the Declaration of lndepen- nais of W arren,” by the late venerable house, just south of where foot of Kales, built about 1820, thesame which, On the well-known Dodg_^ 1OO Years Ago. * reeled in the wltole township, though it stands, Andrew Ulmer hail two w. lienee, put forth this day, one hundred Cyrus Eaton, A. M ., (soon to be issued .lames street now is. Then, just before ’ enlarged and extended to the street, is three kilns, with a breast-work at which I th hail obtained its present name long im e , years ago. jn a revised edition by his daughter), reaching the foot of North Main street, now occupied by his son Oliver li. Eales. wooden house. The farm was owne It is a trite saying among the Arab." previous to ils incorporation in 1791. a •• g u n d a lo w ” ( a w o rd o f su ch u n iv e r­ And now threading onr way through the “ History o f Thomaston. Rockland! came a house belonging to Mr. David 1 hen came Hie house ot Mr. hales and by E. G. Dodge and at that time will that life is divided into two portions.— Bv 1772 Richards, Oil. Gregory, fol- sal use in New England that it seems a ami South Thomaston,” by the same Gay. still standing, (the old brick next south, back lrom the road, the leased by Messrs. Halsey Healy at J the past, a d r ^ m s : the future, a wish. Iowed l>v Thorndike and others, had be- pathless woods by aid of chipped trees foreign impertinence to ask us to spell gun its settlement.and mills were eree- or >n some lloat passing up Hie George’s , author, and the “ History of Camden,” “ Gav house” being built a litth* later.) house ol the willow Ingraham, both Jeremiah Berry. Martin Marsh at A ml so, if we look into a nation’s life. it “ ijuiidula ”) might load with lime. A ted. Thoit'di these houses were all of River, whieit was then the only substi- by the late Rev. John L. Locke, it is Then came the Rankin house, ator near! these houses still standing on the same time lived ou M arsh’s Mountain, ai^ — turn back, as we are now eagerly do­ little farther north, back of where Cus­ lo**-. ottlv. tin 1 sent it ful I y termed “ pi*- Hite.... for . . ..a ...... road in all tlie territory, ...... we | not our tpurpose, r , therefore,______, ... in ___ our the site of Samuel Rankin’s present Ij sites. WWest est of these houses, amand mi a the road back of the mountain lea ing, the horologe of a century, through tom House Block now stands, Jacob dance at what is now the proud, rich, | present article, lo compile a general house, and now stain,ing on Rankin I lane now closed, passing between them past Sherer’s mills, lived (hegit! all the circling years and seasons and sties” 1>v that scion of Scottish aristoe- ' Clmer lttul two kilns, and a lime store­ j historical sketch of Rockland, but to street Next, on the site of the house was the dwelling of Barnard Holme near the Canulen line) the Pae| days and hours and moments, bright­ racy and the British army, Col. Camp- beautiful wiling...... T homaston X ot house connected with them. A little ened with the sunshine of the Providen­ be.il, vet M etcalf, ami other brave dwell- .vet ’>•>•’ il witnessed the scene of sum[-.present a pen-picture of out- city at a now occupied by the widoiilow Perry, tin old-fashioned one-story house, and separated bv a roadway Jol,« Kue“> Ja““ s Wals^ still farther west was the house of M ark north of these tial smile, or blackened w ith the equally rein those despised abodes, showed iiinryex.oH ion of eapibil punishmentt ( . time when it we.s but a comparatively i south of Willow street, was a h o u se oc- about half a dozen kilns, i Lampson, (.eorge Stevens, M it Spear, then a one-story brick house, between, were Providential frown, till we see the hand him in 1780, as they repelled his fore by which the stern W adsworth sought ; small village, and yet a time within llte enpied by ('apt. Robt. Kerry and ('apt. Ilarvev Healev, W elcoine Healtt to quell the tory depredators, and whieit! memory of many of out* older citizens. John Lindsey. This house was moved but now. with a second story added and extending as far north as the site of , . pointing fothat momentous year, 177G. ami rescued their the buildings occupied by the Gazelle, I^;^ \„ Gll',ert BlucJ,Wgf much enlarged,occupied by Mrs. li. S. does it not seem, indeed, a dream? flames, of what stnlf seemed to foreshadow Limestone Hill To describe the Rockland of a Inin-i to Portland street and is still standing, Wm. Phillips. Luce. Next south of Mrs. Ingraham’s, ami Hewett’s bakery, and owned by Id­ Yet a dream certainly of (jonih in o th e r were made. Oh, what a eltange has :ls the site of tin* gloomy institution of * dred years ago would he to picture an Next was the old Kimball house, near Coming back to the MaveriJ but out to the street, at the preset!t cor­ do Kimball and others. These kilns w o rd s, o f G<»d, le a d in g h is fa v o red bci-n w rou'dit out. sin c e 1lto.se troubled ijustit-e that has since crowned it. Not I almost primeval forest, broken only the siteof Gen. Tillson’s present house hail a breastwork in front and a small road, we should find a bridle ] vet had the same stern commander by tin* clearings of n few sentiered set- bel-eve this bouse had nt some ner of Main ami Myrtle streets, came children on, with tender care, through lays, those humble beginnings, in all wharf at the “ Brook,” when* the lime ing from the Kales house Hie material aspects of this most grand- ,Hs*n beaten, overpowered, and tiers,and for our facts we could only re-, former time been a house ot* public en- tiie house of Maj. John Spear, after­ rough, through smooth, through storms arrie il was shipped. They also had two lime where the house of Charles] oil'from “ the old castle” in Wads- proditce the little which Mr. Eaton has terlainment. Il was subsequently re- ward known as the Hovey house, whieit and tempests and disasters, to sunny Iv picturesque and beautiful town store-houses connected with them. On stood, near where his son CltJ ham'eil • street, a weak and wounded pris­ left us in his pages concerning this moved to Granite street, where it, still was converted into stores a number of brightness shining through, and always Those scattered “ soo-hooses ” * por- the site of Jones’s new block wen* three lives. Krotn there a bridles oner. Bui these, with many another tion of old Thomaston in 177(5. But in stands. Next to this came the large ! years ago. Where the corner of l’leas- ‘•’from seeming evil still educing good, iul i villages ofconv. nien, houses proud- j kilns ami a lime store-house, with small the house ot Robert Janj seem* of patriotism, justice, wrong, passing we may say that in 17(59 the! and substantial brick house o f Idilo 'mt street now is, was the liouseof Isaac t i l l 'l l and further yet, in infinite progi^sion.” ly reflected in the wav**:* beneath ! Ilia', wharf and breastwork, owned by where the road now wild passion ami excitement, were to first ami llien the oitly house in what is Kimball, then recently built and now j Spear,if, a large, low-one-storylow one-story house, re­ A hundred \ ( ars ago! To say noth­ handful of brave defelldt is multiplied Messrs. Knott Crockett, John Lovejoy,; *• Battery ” on Jam eson's I follow soon i it this “ Lower Town of now tin* city proper was the log dwell-j occupied by A. S. Rice, Esq. Iheu moved ill IS |G (wlu ll t a i try B lo ck ing of our Nation, with its small be­ into more than four thousand favored Eph. Perry and < !eo. Lindsey. There | last name*I house now stSm Xtup ing of one Reed, which stood on till* site came the Lindsey I louse, (w Itieli was a i was built) to r niton slieef, w h ere it ginnings then, now grown so gigantic ami happy people! St. Georges” shortly to he christened lieu street, near M. A. Aelt| large brick dwelling forming part ofthel "ow stands. Just beyond that was tin* were no more wharves or kilns till you as to stretch from shore to shore and But we must not linger, bill spee.l Ibr Gen. Thomas of the American army, of the present Perry Block, on Lillie There was also a house on a present house,hut not then a hotel) ;fiext house of Capt. James Robinson, while got Opp*,site where Jos. Ablmtt’s store bathe its either elbow in the,waters of a our hasty survey still furl hi r eastward who gave this very year, June 2*1, 177G, Rock slreet. Reed afterward sold the loail south of the site of the asm ali wooden shop at (he Brook,stand-I opposite, near the bank, was a .small slam ls, ami here Sam'l Rankin and Da­ world-encircling ocean. Nothing of his life for his eountrv at Chamblee. tract of land on which his house stood, Baptist church, occupied by and along Hie coast : hut where, one ing a little back from and fronting the * house where the Blaisdell house was af- vid Gav bail several kilns ami a wharf. New England, and its ruling spirit. Not yet hail the patriot, Knox chosen the for fit), to John Lindsey, who a few Hugh Kilisa. hundred years ago, were the busy strei i* slrect, occupied bv Dr. Sears. Dr. | terward built. Next eanie tin* lilaek- Then there Were none till volt got oppo­ Massachuset!:*, of whom our own noble town for his beautiful abode ami final years later Imilt a house near the site No steamer had then inade lal of Rm ki. txn, that city by the sea .*' Not Sears’s brick house (now llte “ RoeklamP smith shop and house ol dames Par- site Km ill Crockett’s house, where he M aine was then hut a part, an untledged a vestige'ol its hurrying thr**iigs ol earthly resting place. But this was in of llte present Lindsey House, in whieit and others had three kilns hud a wharf. at the “ Shore Village,” allhoughj winglet as it were, and very weak and the future. The heirs of the proprietor he lived till his death. lul77G there Steam M ill”) was not built till about 1 tridge, the lalterstili standing on Hu thrifty, energetic, pleasure-loving peo­ Knott ('roekett’s I same site. Opposite was Hie bouse of Earlher north,Ephraim Perry and others time or not very long after, a pin-feathery at that : to say nothing ot of th** palent, the W aldos and Pinker, were settled within the Rockland limits, 1831). T h e n plying between Boston ami tliej ple! Not one smoke rising j rout one store (built in IS’G), atwo-alorv woo,l-[ Kreemau Harden, senior, which was h ad a w h a rf an d tw o o r litre** k iln s. tiiest*. how different was the aspect pre­ limc-killt, of all those since blazing were following their proclivities ami besides Lindsey, ('apt. Jonathan Spear, en store. fr,,uling Hie slreet, which was 1 standing then* not ntany years ag o , ..... These wen* all that existed along the sent, touched once or twici s e n te d Mey/ b y o u r ow n little v icin ity , seeking royal favor by flight to Greal Jam es Kal,)( 'Jonathan Crockett, Isaiah there in such eonutle.-- numbers! ?(o was removed to Lime street, where it shore 7ll years ago, according to our l )wl’s I lead. No stage fail itih l our favored, beautiful, and prosperous Britain; and the sole authority in all Tolimni, Robert and Charles Jameson snliseipienlIv enlarged, litis was llte sound, not one clink of the hammer, mil still is. Whet*.* R. H a ll’s new h o u se best information, but there were others lag e . but th e s ta g e ra n on til county of Knox, to that which meets us tin* I:,ml. was (he all-potent, Commillee ami perhaps others. We devote onr building from which Hi c G azs i it. issu ed oiu* b la s t from its v a s t a n d th en now stall*Is, corner of Main ami Holmes aL Blaekingtou's Corner ami elsewhere county m ail,” ami those who w] n o w ! \V a i.i »o b o i:o ' alone, of all the test.*,I, unopened, perhaps undiscovered :?"d < on'cspondeuce. Busy [ pace, then, to a picture of RoOtil.ANh ils lirsl number, twenty years later, and sts., was a small house owned Ity Hub­ within the present city limits. lake passage or to send lettej flourishing municipalities that now sit ' ' Ils lorn* m o itn fa in . M a ,lam- ",dee,I, in tis ...... Illarions, d u t i i- ..... - i'H rt VttAits A g o , giving details which in which it was prittled for nearly ten obliged lo go to Blaekington’ I quarries I b a rd E a to n , now a co o p e r sh o p on llu* 'The skeleh which we have given of in picturesque beauty and comfort on this Coiiimille,*, at llte period oil whieit an* not embraced in any written an­ years. In its reconstructed form, il beltox, was tin re; its Chiekawauka Point. Tltis was originally John Spof­ lie* buildings, wharves, etc., al the vil- or to intercept the stage at the the territory granted by kingly nod in we look, both in the Lower ami the Up­ n a ls. slill stands on llu* same spot as “ Krye Lake was then* ; ami in front ami ford’s shoemaker's shop ami store, on age, ill 182G, we believe to is* correct, Linn* Rock street. 1G30 as the Lincolnshire, Museoiigiis, per Town of St. Georges, liowabout lo In 182G Rockland presented very lil­ Block.” On theeast side of the street, around, the restle s w av es o f Hie h a rb o r Lime Rock street, and was removed vet our readers will sec the difficulty of Kilty years ago then* was uu o r W a i.ihi p a t e n t , was incorporated, In* incorporated and lake llu* honored lle the appearance of Hie Rockland of ami where the Messrs Clover’s build­ a n d “ o | . | o c e a n ’s grey and mchincholv when the Spolford & Holmes Block was absolute accuracy in fixing the numlu-r lions*' ill th e v illa g e, tin* o n l l was horn, was christened with a name. m u n e o f W a iiu e n . Busy and alert and to-day. It was then known as the ing now is, north of the eiitr.'inee to llteir waste.” All else was “ llte forest pri­ Imilt. Looking up the lane which is of buildings in a rapidly developing vil­ worship in what is now Rggjkl The strong hands of its German set­ even exultant was ils Scotch minister, “ Shore Village," a portion of the parent lumber yard, stood a two-story building meval ” of gigantic pines, and oaks of now Holmes street, we should have seen lage al a specific time. Having shown the ...... “ brick— - church,” — . bn(- tlers had probably at the epoch we are parson I Irqultarl, as In* read, in llu* airy, town of Thomaston, tin* principal ami fronting tin* street, used as a storehouse secondary growth. Vet look closely ; llu* G e o rg e S p e a r h o u se, a b ric k d w e ll­ the *• Shore V illage” of lift *, years ago, J the hill near the head \ tjl3t contemplating, 1<7G, made some en­ even here were the few and scattered unglazed, old church by Hi!* liver's bank, much older village thou far exceeding il by Mr. Iddo Kimball. Then, next be­ we will endeavor lo give a list of the' street and very near wluqhealtj in '', t i n 'l l new, ami on llte bill, a quar­ croachment on the primeval forests that liiyinniiiiis of civilization, the lone log I In* D e c la ra tio n o f I ud p e n d e u e e , “ w hii h in population. The village of Wcssa- yond the Crockett slots*, came a two- ter <>f a mile further back, was the hiiildiugs along lire old county road, at Jeremiah Brown now is. h'ing so thickly around the little settle­ was printed ami sent, (says the histor­ weskeag.or South Thomaston, also grew story liuilding 20x.'!0 feet, (built in lsl'.l hut of Reed, allerwards Lindsey's, about Holmes house, llien or subsequently oc­ l'daekiugton’s corner, also west of the was ocetipie I alternately lEuJ, m ent during 1 he twenty-three or thirty ia n ,) to all the m inistersof the Gospel up earlier, having been seltied in 17G7. by ( lias. Spofford, Esq.,) on the corner where the Lindsey hotel now stands, cupied by Joseph Hasty, an eccentric Meadow ami in other parts of what is (lists, L niversalists and years of its struggle for existence; and in the State, to be publicly read by them Coming into our harbor some line moni- of Lime Rock slreet, and containing Tolman’s toward the mountain, the hii cellar held a surplus. About every inhabitant touians, Rev. F. W. Baxter pronouncing by W. E. Spear, and oration hy Rev. W. lor no log houses ever graced the hanks of the riv- It was sold and taken down States, and the cause for which he had given so torical sketch. There arc many of its citizens cr charge on the day-book savored of alcohol. had, in connection with his fishing business, a lit­ the oration. In 1842 the day was celebrated O. Holman. The dinner, in a pavilion on either side, until after the saw-mill went in­ much take the right steps toward success. ‘ ‘ The churches bail been built at the to operation in 1772—3. during these past hundred years whose names Temperance societies and women’s crusades wero tle firm , which never failed Io yield a goodly in Easl Tiiomaston by the adult and juve­ on Sea street, was somewhat inter­ remains of this beloved son of Green Harbor, and ought to be remembered and cherished with re­ unknown, moderate drinking prevailed, an.l Not far east of the brick church supply of vegetables ; hence no one can conceive I am so slow and faulty at describing that k ot Liberty, are resting on the frontiers of our nile Washingtonian Societies. The ex­ fered with by a smart rain, hut after gard. We shall speak only of those who are J then a person would get gloriously h ehriati d the house of Win. Brown, not of a more independent class than were the early ercises were in the Baptist church, the two it cleared there were (oasts and speeches shall he obliged to leave Back street, Bloomfield country, in an unrecorded grave. dead and have long since winged their way to (west side of the river) undescribed, aud relate but excessive intoxication was not prevale H- The ltioned in our previous enumeration settlers of Vinalhaven. Free in thought, free in Declarations being read by IL Burpee and He midst the forests of our land the world of spirits. First of all is Col. Mason hy Rev. E. F. Cutter,I Ion. S. C. Fessenden, instead the answers received from two aged In­ tores, too, presented good loafing places speech, and free in action, they left for their t By a dark stream was laid : Wheaton, the tirst settler and founder of the town. villagers, and I presume were improved, still standing. There was no Janies Crockett and the oration by lion. <>. G. Hall Esq., N. A. Burpee, Bev. W. (). dians to my question, put to them at different The [ihliim knew his place of rest, id .this posterity an example which they wilt do well ever Dr. David Fales, the first town clerk ami scribe of ijuaint New England custom still is in vu< _ rgvm an then residing within the to keep in mind. Thus may our generations pass, J. (’. Madigan, then a young 'Thomaston Holman, ami others. The fire ilepartment times, concerning the meaning of the name of the Far in the cedar shude. ” lawyer. W. T. Savward provided the had a nice dinner at Firemen’s Hall. Tiiomaston, to whom the town is greatly indebted ling fair to be so till time shall he no more.<53! nt limits of Rockland. Suudav- each one leaving for its successor some noble in­ river—Weesaweiskeag.” The lirst said it meant A marble cenotaph in the old graveyard of for the beauty of its records. Among the Physi­ dinner. In 1843lhero were similar celebra­ Kingston, hears the following inscription : “ Erec­ The housi* of Dr. Jacob Patch stood on th ^ ^ lools were introduced this year, under centive in the form ol an example lliat may in­ From 1866 to 1870 inehidve, there were “ A land of sights ami wonders ; ” the second in­ cians are the names of Dr. Isaiah Cushing, Dr. tions at West Thomaston and Owl’s Head, terpreted it, “ A place of many points^’ and said ted to the memory of .John Thomas, Major Gen­ of tho Witherspoon store. On the led" organized movement. Five were spire them to purer thoughts and nobler deeds. no celebrations of any sort. Ezekiel Dodge, Dr. Jacob K. French, Dr. Benj. the Methodist melting house stands, was Mosejf' T itis and in 1814 there were two picnic celebra­ “ it applied outside the river as well as inside.” eral ; Coramnnder-in-G’liifcf of the Army in Cana­ In 1871 a celebration w as gotten u p by Webb, (died in Ohio), Dr. Henry Knox, Jr., Dr. ■med in th e to w n , o n e o f w h ich w as tions in West. Thomaston, one at the Con­ The question arises, was it the natural cunning da in the Revolutionary War; who died at Cham­ Richards's house. William Simonton's housKujr a volunteer citizens’ committee, at very Daniel Rose( 1st Warden of the Maine State Prison), Mechanic street is occupied by L. M. KenniSnrZ th e S h o re . gregational and the other at, the Vnivcrsa- and taciturn character of the red man that two of blee, June 2d, 1776.” Gen. Thomas was a gen­ short notice. There were salutes, ringing Dr. David Kellogg, Dr. Moses R. Ludwig and Dr. Next the south of the red store, on the east As we have said, there was no post­ One Hundredth Anniversary of Ameri list church. the same tribe (Penobscot) should give so different tleman ot culture, a brave man, a good officer Daniel Rose, Jr. Among the Lawyers are en­ of hells, display of Hags, etc. The proces­ and a true patriot; and the town of Thomaston ot Main street, were the grist mill and tin *** can Independence. answers to the same question. The lapse of rolled the names of William J. Farley, John Em­ lice at the village fifty years ago. In 1846 there was no celebration here, sion included the Camden Band ami our time between the two answers was live or six houored itself hy taking the name of so good, mill, owned by Squire MeGlathry and Joseph he first post-olliee in the eastern part out the Sons of Temperance in large num­ erson, ( Ilarvard.University, class o f 1816,) Jona­ Where Jami*s Seward’s store stands, was a Eire Deparlmenl. Mayor Bryant was years,and thirty-five or forty years have elapsed true and noble a man. All honor to his mem­ than (alley, John Holmes, George Abbott, John f the town was established in Devent­ bers made an excursion to Bangor. In ’17 President of the Day and then; was a short since! put the question. My object in the en­ ory. :C for watering cattle at the river. Across th^--, Ruggles and Lucius II. ('handler. Among the Ige was the house of Asa Hosmer, now the Ep-*'1’ er, 1824, and was kept at the house of and ’48 there were no celebrations. In oration (at tin; Lindsay Grove) by Judge quiry was to ascertain if the early settlers were We have considered that in an article of this Clergymen we annex Rev. John Ingraham, Rev. 1849 there was a temperance celebration, right in their supposition that the term “ Wee- kind that it is all important to state for whom the house. Next above was the large MeGlathry, |lie post-master. David Crockett, at (). G. Hall and speeches hy Revs. S. IL Reuben Fales,educated at Harvard University,Rev. called the Clay house. This was built nii2fr~&<’ under management of a committee consist­ Beale and L. D. Ward well, 'l’here was a saw- weis-keag” had reference to the points of town was named. The further aguments given |tlackington's Corner. It was kept Oliver J. Fernald and Rev. Richard Woodhull. ty-two years ago by a carpenter form Duxbu^ ing of (’. Holmes, IL Earle. A. S. Rich­ trotting match at tin; Knox Park, and in the compass (which they all entertained) ; for by Laton, in his history of the town, are sufficient Among Merchant-, Manufactures, Cashiers o f to corroborate the statement given almve. Plymouth County, Massachusetts, who here until John Spotford was appoint- mond, W. B. Morse, E. L. Izivejoy and S. the evening a small display of fireworks. there were two “ keags” —a “ Saw-saw-weis- Banks, xc., we append to the list, Capt. Thomas keag, ” as well as a “ Wee-saw-weis-keag. ” The Since writing the above, we have read an ac­ •r that purpose. An apple tree which he plant- "istmaster, in April, 1831, when it was Farrington. F. Cobh was President of the Since 1871 there has been no celebration Vioe (captain of Artillery under Gen. Knox) 1 at that time still lives, and only last year bore day and IL G. Berry chief marshal. Rev. termination “ keag ” I opine refers to running count of the commemorative observances at the John Gleason, John Paine, Ilezekiah Prince, B. amoved to M r. Spoll'ord’s brick store, in the city, and this centennial year there 150th anniversary of the incorporation of the lurit, excellent high-top sweetings. This was the a E. G. Brooks.of Bath, delivered tin* oration water. As one branch of the river tends towards T. Levensalcr (who built the first store at Leven- u l.iine Rock street, before mentioned. is no commemoration of the day by the city town of Kingston, June 24th, 1876. In a histori­ lirst two-story frame house in the village ami the and E. W. Pendleton provided the dinner. the south-south-west to the “ Great Landing, saler’s Corner) Edward Robinson, Joseph Sprague, There were three physicians then re­ government, nor by any formally organized while the other (the inainc branch) has a “ north- cal sketch given on the occasion, by Dr. T. B. fourth frame house in town, counting James Rich- 'I’he exercises were in the Rankin Orchard. citizens’ committee, hut as before men­ John O'Brien, Atwood Levensalcr, Sulliva iril’s plank-house first, Robt. Thorndike’s two- eling within the limits of Rockland— north-west ” direction, this gave rise to the sup­ Drew, of Plymouth, promiment mention is made Dwight, Richard Robinson, Samuel Fuller, Joseph There was a large procession and very tioned, Mr. II. J. Hewett has raised a sub­ position that the Indians had some knowledge of ot Gen. Thomas, and it there appears that he story house at “ the river ” second, and the house )r. Enoch Lovejoy, at the head of many peojde present, from other towns. Gillehrest, Barnabas Webb, William (.’ole, Bal­ built by Joseph Eaton, on Eaton’s Point, third. scription and succeeded in arranging for a die points of the compass. That they had of the was the first on the list of the more prominent lard Green, Charles Pope, John Gray Pa" ;,ime Rock street. Dr. Jacob Goodwin, In 1850, ’51 and 52 there were no celebra­ MeGlathry occupied this last house while his own dem o n stratio n to-day, tin* p ro g ram m e of four cardinals is very probahh*. men who went from Kingston in the Revolution. Cashmere Eash, Joel Miller, Joshua Morton. I the old Brown house, Blackinglon’s tions, hul in ’52, there was an admirable Customs truly have changed, tint incomparably Among the list we also see thenameof Gen. Peleg was in process ot erection. His farm embraced which is referred to elsewhere. Beniamin Carr, George (’rawfoi'(l,J John D. Bar­ the land traversed hy Washington, Trim, Cros- orner, and Dr. John Merrill, at the “ Fantastic” display, and 30 or 40 citizens for the better. Thus, there is now no inspection Wadsworth, who commanded the troops in this nard, John Copeland, S. Emerson Smith, Levi B and (’enter streets, which were lanes. On Moun­ of arms on the second Thursday of May, with vicinity during a certain period of the Revolution, illage. Dr. Merrill had come here “ Elag of the free heart’s only home, and their ladies dined at the Commercial Gillehrest, Richard Elliott, Robert Walsh, Row tain street, Jeremiah Farnham’s house was next House, on which occasion lion. N. A. Far- three other company trainings each year ; no fre­ and who was wounded and captured by the Brit­ land Jacobs, Wm. James Fales, Rufus C. (’ounce, join Topsham, the year previous. By angel hands to valor given, SOUTH TIIOMASTON. ish, Feb. 18th, 1781, at his head quarters in this to McGlathry’s and is now known as the Fay Thy stars have lit the welkin dome, well presided, the Declaration was read quent games of “ round ball ” and wrestling, David N. Piper, George Robinson, William house. There was no lawyer in the Shore (often ending in quarrels) and noregular “ eleven town, at the house called the “ old castle, ” or And all thy hues were horn in heaven! and then* were toasts and speeches by Stevens, Col. David Gloyd, Joseph Beriy, Heze- A diminutive, unpainted, one-story school­ .’illage fifty years ago. The first law Recollections of tin Octogenarian, o’clock” and “ four o’clock” potations. In “ Wadsworth House,” situated on what is now Eon ver lloat that standard sheet!— Messrs. Fessenden, Foster, Lowell, Rich­ kiali Prince, Jr., John M. Gates, If. P. Cooml house, the first one in Camden, stood oil the cor­ L those days the “ creature comfort” was always called “ Wadsworth street,” —named such in iflice was opened by Edwin S. Hovey, W here breathes the foe hut falls before ns, mond and others. (Publisher of Thomaston Recorder), ('ol. Halsey ner where the Ocean House Stable is, and tin re T>> (hr Editor o f the Gazette. found in every household and to he without it honor of the General. A sketch of the life of With Freedom’s soil beneath our feet, In ’53, ’54 and ’55 there were no celebra­ Healy, George A. Starr, Nathaniel Liscomb, our ancestors with carefully kept books, obtain I Cs<|., in 1827. I attempt herewith some compliance with your was considered 'a disgrace. A good deacon (to Gen. Wadsworth was published in the Gazette in There were a number of vessels And Freedom’s banner streaming o’er us! ” tions here, hut in 1854 the City Guards, Enoch Carlton, Otis Elgarton, ('ol. Henry B, the rudiments of an education. According to the recent request that I should communicate some me always the old good deacon), a millman of the years 1874, written by Atwood Levensalcr, Capt. II. G. Berry, went to Thomaston, to Humphry. best accounts I have received, this sehoolhon.M ■vned h ere in 182C, a n d a c o n s id e ra b le high repute and one of those who early migrated Jr., of Thomaston, which sketch w.as very inter­ The town officers elected in 1777 were David do escort duty at a celebration there. 'They rend lections of this locality as it appeared in my esting. We also learn from Dr. Drew’s histori­ w:is subsequently removed to where the Coburn mber had been built here before that to the little settlement here, wrote hack to his Fales, Moderator ami Town Clerk. “ Col. M hc were given a collation in the morning by early days. I have had it in mind since the begin­ cal address another important fact, which will Tyler house is, and after serving as the home of i te. (If nine vessels built in town The Rockland Gazette. friends at New Meadows as an inducement for Wheaton, Lieut. John Mathews, and David Fale family for a while, was made a part of the Tyler Col. Bennett, Warden of the State Prison, ning of this “ year of years ” to give some thoughts them to come and settle in the smart little place, interest the citizens of Thomaston, viz., that John it year, we think four were built here. Esq., Selectmen and Assessors. Col. Wheaton, house. There are accounts in existence which and returned here and dined at the Com­ which have occurcd to me as appropriate to this that one could obtain here “ a casc^bottle Holmes, formerly United States Senator from Treasurer.” •Je s ch o o n e rs o f th a t d ay ra n g e d from CENTENNIAL NUMBER. Maine, and who married lor his second wife Mrs. place the location of this school-house near the mercial House, with toasts, speeches, etc. centennial time, and may do so before I close. I chuck full of good W. I. rum for a ninepence.” The Town Ollicers of Thomaston in 1876:— corner of Wood and Elm streets, on what is Capt. to 130 tons, brigs from 150 to 230 In 1855 there was an exeuosion to Mt. The thoughts to which I referred at the begin­ Caroline Swan, a daughter of Gen. Henry Knox, Atwood Levensalcr. Moderator; Thomas A. C have a more distinct recollection of the aspect of and who resided in this town lor a number of Jesse Hosmer’s land. Oue of my informers, s, while the ships were generally Tuesday, .Inly 4,1870. Desert in the steamer Rockland, to attend ning of this communication , appropriate to this Town Clerk; William E. Crawford, B. K. Kal­ quite an elderly lady, believed that it was moved of your own “Shore Village” (as it was then centennial time, were with reference to “ Aunt years, was a native of the town of Kingston. loch, E. L. Dillingham, Selectmen; J o h n C unit 300 tons. a celebration there. Rev. I. S. Kalloch, There is still another interesting matter connected from its place on the corner of Wood and Elm of this city, delivering a temperance ora­ called) in my early days than of my own native Nellie,” an Irish woman who followed the Con­ Levensalcr, Town Treasurer; Christopher Prince, streets to the corner of Main and Highstreets__ There was only one school district The Day We Celebrate. tinental army, to care lor the sick and wounded with this celebration. Rev. Job Washburn, a pa- tion. Weesawweiskeag,* the loveliest village of the Artemas W. W a tts . William G. Bice, Assessors; the location of Ocean House Stable,—and then to the village in 1820, extending from ami to her grave and that of her husband, who triach of 96 years, long a resident of this town, Horace O’Brien, B. K. Kalloch, II. C. Levensalcr, To-day our country celebrates the com­ In 1856 occurred the most extensive cele­ Lime Rock Valley. I remember the latter more and who has a daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Robin­ the Tyler place. I am inclined to accept this view, old Knowlton house, at the North was a Lieutenant in that army. My wile’s fath­ School Committee; Arthur Spear, Collector of iuasmuch as there are no objections to it, and be­ pletion of tin; first century of its existence bration which ever took place here. It than seventy years ago, when it had a double er, Dr. Oliver Mann, soon after the Lexington son, and two sisters, Mrs. Robert Snow ami Mrs. to Perry's Hill. The schoolhouse, was projected at a citizens’ meeting, at Abner ltiec, now residing in Thomaston, was pres cause it does away with all conflicting stub ineiils. as an independent nation. To-day, in such saw-mill and a single saw-mill and capacious llood tight,entered the Continental Army,as a quarter­ Tiie first Post oflic s established Joseph Eaton’s house was reached hy a lane tore mentioned, stood on the site which a committee of 21 (3 from each gates opening through the dam, which were master surgeon and was promoted to the position ent and made the opening prayer at the dinne a manner doubtless us on no oilier day ill D. Wheaton appointed running south from High street. This lam; was ;iear Block. That year, however. ward) were selected. Fifteen sub-commit­ opened by the flood tide, pouring into the large of a post surgeon, and after the lapse of many table. By these late scenes and incidents, a link Postmaster, The present incumbent of the ottici connects us with 1776, and marks the centennial w est of the house, and situated west of the lane t h W '^ 'V ’1’ " a s d m s o lith- all tin; century, is fulfilled the patriotic tees had charge of the different depart­ mill-pond three long, straight streams of water, years the doctor and “ Aunt Nellie ” met at my is Henry A. Willis. impress of this article. w asa considerable orchard. Both the rrchard ,'in I’1”’" 011 removed and used the old prophecy of John Adams, when ill the ments of the celebration. F. Cobh was pretty to behold ami very picturesque. The water father’s house. The meeting happened sometime In 1817 si Deputy Collector’s oflice was opened land and the lane, west of the house, have been President of the Day. with 16 Vice Presi­ at that period flowed almost up to the old Marsh after Jan. 1, 1869, and then and there were In 1795 Gen. Knox moved with his family to at Mill ltivi r, and Ilezekiah Prince was appointed \wwise. and the northern portion (in memorable debate upon the motion to de­ Thomaston. The house was built the year before, washed away by the sea, and the cellar of the dents, and John '1'. Berry. Chief .Marshal, road to Thomaston, which road was built subse­ talked over hospital incidents and occurrences to the office. Janies H. II. Hewett is the present house is last succumbing to the same fate. On connection with Messrs. Lovejoy and clare the American Colonics free and inde­ quent to this time (1802). The set of mills’de­ happening during Gen. Gates’s campaigu, while ami was a magnificent edifice. Wc shall not give Deputy Collector of the port of Thomaston. with six aids. 'Pile procession was the a sketch of his life. It is the property of the na­ the death of Mr. Eaton, his son William came in­ iniball) built what has for the last pendent Stales, lie predicted that the anni­ most extensive overseen here. It included scribed were the second on the old dam s ite , above capturing Burgoyne’s army. After an engage­ Elisha Snow and James Staekpole, were among to possession of that portion of the Finn extend­ the bridge, and were burned late in the fall of ment the surgeon, with a sergeant’s file of men, tion—not of Thomaston. Every citizen knows of miller of a century or more been a large cavalcade of mounted truckmen: the first to hold town office alter its ineorporatioi ing from the street south to the shure and th e one- versary of that declaration would be cele­ 1804 or early part of the winter of 1865. The went upon the battlefield to look after the wounded the life of this great man, the artillery ollieer of William Watson, John Shibles, John Dillawaj nownas •■theold yellow schoolhouse.” the Rockland City Guards and Mechanics story house, while his other son, Joseph, had the brated in future limes with bells and can­ tirst set (which I never beheld) were begun ante­ and to bury the dead. Coming to one in whom the Revolution, the companion and trusted friend Oliver Robbins. Capt. Nathaniel Fales, Nathauii lam] from the* street north, to Mt. Baltic. The 'on the corner of Lime Rock and Union Rille Co.; civic and municipalofiiecrs,etc.: rior to 1700--perhaps from four to live years animation was suspended, but life not extinct, the of Washington, and Secretary of War during his Woodcock, Aaron Austin, Preserved Willi; non and lionlires anti all manner of patrio­ Fire companies of Rockland ami Thomas­ Administration. At his coming here a new second son erected the house previous to 1 8 6 6 - streets. The history of the house we earlier than that date—and went into operation Dr. s lid “ Take this one to the hospital,” but the Zepheniah Everton, were among the more active the residence of the late Elbridge Knight. Al­ tic rejoicings. In thousands of villages, ton; Masonic bodies; Sons and Cadets of life and impetus was given to business, ami he did gave last fall, at the time it was taken soon after. The last set ot mills on the old 'lam sergeant replied, “ What’s the use of taking a of the early citizens of Thomaston, den Bass occupied the house where Dr. Jonathan towns and cities, throughout our broad land, Temperance; Sunday-school children in went down itt 1827. dead man to the hospital.” The Dr. drawing a great deal towards building up the town. His of them were in the army of the Rev iown and removed, by the Messrs, magnificent dwelling house, “ Montpelier,” in Huse now resides. (’apt. Hosea Bates had a arriages; ear containing 31 young ladies The river was spanned by a beautiful framed his pistol said, “ Obey orders or this shall settle 1776 (86 years ago) Adam Levensalcr, of Waldo­ blacksmith shop, m one part of which, his family a ltappy people, rejoicing in the blessings the lapse of time became dilapidated and was ver. There was also, as before r(!pr«’scnting the States: ship on wheels pier bridge, with piers about 15 or 20 feet apart. tin; case for you jpiicker than a court m artial.” boro, ami Rowland Jacobs, ot Scituate, Mas? lived, situated on tin; corner of High street and tioned. a schoolhouse near Black- of civil and religious liberty, gather to cele­ fully rigged and some display o f trades, The bridge was handsomely railed, and had two This story was corroborated by old Mr. Josiah torn down. The beautiful lawns, walks, and came to Thomaston, purchased lots, built housi shade trees are, alas! no more, and but two old Ocean Avenue, on land now owned by Alexander Corner. There was no hotel brate tills glorious (luntennial Anniversary. etc. 'Pile exercises at Lind-cy Grove con­ handsome posts, 12 or 15 lh-t high, tastefully Haskell in his lifetime. Mr. II. was a Revolution­ ami passed the remainder of their lives at the Thorndike. braced, not adding much to tie strength of the ary pensioner, who ended his days in Rockland buildings an; left to mark the spot ami bear testi­ in the village in 182(1. In May they do so, not only in the spirit of sisted of music by the hand and singing by The land in the vicinity of the village was structure, but simply ornameutil. (’apt. Ephraim and who was acquainted with the wounded sol­ mony to its former grandeur. One of these Ami now one hundred years have passed the children; prayer by Rev. S. C. Fessen­ buildings is the station house of tin; Knox and mostly cleared, and that portion not used for hll of 1827 Jeremiah Berry built festivity and rejoicing, but witli grateful Snow,m y father aud citizens generally caused it dier. The latter could hear the conversation be­ away since our fathers in solemn convention di tilling, was utilized as pasture land. Megimti- den ; reading Declaration by T. K. Osgood. Lincoln Rail Road, whose track crosses these ii story wooden house, on the site to be built and given to the to'vn, and it was al­ tween the Dr. and the sergeant, hut could make dared that “ these united colonies were and < cook Stream meandered through forest, and remembrance o f the patriotic services and Esq., and oration by Rev. I. S. Kalloch. grounds. A pencil sketch was taken of the Knox ways a free bridge. It bail m draw, it being no no signor motion, aud was in great agony through right ought to be free and independent States, meadows, past farms and farmhouses, gliding lie present Berry Block. It was sacrifices of tiie founders of the republic, The dinner was served by C. A. Harring­ Mansion, a tew years ago, by William E. Rivers, doubt wisely concluded that tiie five open -paces fear of being buried alive. During his convales­ ami to-day we are blest with peace ami freedom smoothly save here and there a fall, ami flowing 'cd in tin- spring of 1829, by Win. ton, in a spacious pavilion, and was followed which has been photographed, making a correct with earnest thanksgiving In the Provi­ betwixt the piers, and the wide open Hood gales at cence Aunt Nellie said that he expressed much in a Union of States, under the form of govern­ at last into the waters of the sea. Meguutieuok ind afterwards, enlarged and by tin; regular toasts and volunteer toasts representation of the mansion as it u s c l to appear. slack tide (twice in twenty-bur hours) atlbrded gratitude towards tin; Dr., who had meantime ment that the founders of the nation aud neighboring mountains, clothed by » denser dence which lias brought us through all Gen. Knox died on the 25lh of October, 1866, proved, was kept bv Mr. Berry and by many prominent citizens. The festivi- ample facilities to gondola navigation. This style been called to another post. We have preserved the liberties ami political forest than at present, lilted up tlnir hoary heads (na ils to the completion of a century of na­ his death being caused by his inadvertently swal- sons, until it was replaced by the ties ended with a display of fireworks in of navigation was then in vogue on the river, and Ann, Nellie attended Lieut. James Mathews characteristics of our government in all glory of primeval ruck towards heaven, and were then, lowingone of the sharp bones of a chicken. lie tional existence, and with new consecration the evening, in the Kimball p.Lsture, under has been since, hut is has lung since ceased, no while iti hospital in the army ami he afterwards splendor in that great “ .Mayna C'harta," as iiow,*a Rioted landmark lor tin* mariner. ick "Commercial House.” the fust was buricl on the 28th with military honors. to tho purpose of a pure anil lofty patriotism the charge of Mr. John King. such craft being now seen on its waters. Ht-ze- married her as his second wile. He wasa brother the Constitution of the Republic. Wehavepassed Wild animals were occasionally met with and inly four-story building ever erect- In 1857, there was also a celebration, hut kiah Prince, Esq.,engineered this bridge and was of Lieut. John Mathews, who died here ami is His body was deposited in the family vault in through two foreign wars, and one great civil game abouuded. ire. It was built in 1840 and de­ and the principles of Republican govern­ short of that of the proceeding year in its its master builder, ami was also the builder of the mentioiu-d in Eaton’s History. The latter was of front of his residence, on the bank of the river; strife, which shook the nation to its centre, but but about the year 1855, the remains, together Occasionally a vessel from Boston came sailing ed in the great tire of 1853. The m ent. magnitude and attractions. 'Pin; hand, mil­ meeting house yet standing, although that an­ the District of Maine militia, while his brother those wars, more especially the late civil war, de around the point, laden with stores ami various , cient edifice has since been turned quarter round, James belonged to the Connecticut line of troops with those ot his kindred, were removed to the immstrate that a Republican form of govern mil building of 1827 is the same We commemorate this great anniversary itary companies, Defiance Engine Compa­ village cemetery, the old tomb-stone placed over articles for the town’s people. Therixwas but ••ne \ renovated, modernized,steephd aud the old square and was in Bunker Hill battle. He had fora ment where education is generally disseminated, wharf, ami that was situated about where tho iccupied by the (/azi-tle printing I |)y jssninir the present Memorial Number ny and companies from Thomaston foiined them, ami they now lie there uudisturhisl. For a pews and galleries removed. The old meeting­ waiter at this time h is younger brother Archibald, aud love of freedom and good laws is implanted tish-market stands. Ah, those were good old the procession. Theoxercises were in front more full and interesting account of the life of llislnnent : and though wc cannot of our paper, in honor of the occasion. Wc house was built in 1796 and finished the same a lad of 1 1 or 15, who in the lmtt(‘st of the battle, the hearts of tin; people, will endure throii times! The people were not confused by tin* bus of tin- Congregational (’Imre!, —prayer by Gen. Knox in Thomaston, the reader is referred use the same sort of entertainment year, except plastering, of which it remained des­ made his appearance where his brother’s'company all time. It will be only when our free sclnx tie of the outside world. They lived in a world - | l have no space toenlarge upon the thoughts Rev. W. H. Litllelield. Declaration read by to Eaton’s History of the town, and Drake’s Life furnished the public under this titute for many years. The quarter turn since was stationed in tin; redoubt, having made his are abolished ami ignorance ami avarice shall of their own. There w as hut little of the (ever- < {? . which suggest themselves upon this mem­ S. (’. Fessenden, Esq., and speeches by Revs. given to the building (though doubtless without way across Charlestown Neck from Cambridge. of Knox. join hands, that the nation will be in danger; but ishmss ami ru-li after gain that characterizes the iW wc shall lie happy to receive our This article has reached far beyond what we in­ orable day, lint we trust that all good N. Butler and ,1. O. Skinner. There was a «y such design) was exactly in conformity to Sir. The lieutenant discovering him, excitedly ex­ the seeds of liberty sown mi this continent will •resent day. They hail time to enjoy life ami 'ds at all limes. nevertheless. tended it should in the first instance, ami we are J no public dinner. At a trotting match on Christopher Wren’s rule, laid down more especial­ claimed, “ What are you doing here, you rascal! bring forth g and industry that founded our present during the day. P e r s o n a l I’roi of whom were engaged in farming: The princi­ our readers to take a glance backward and sky and woods apparently m et^a sweef^uopoay lived into the war of 1^12 and possibly oldest inhabitants of this now beautiful ami city, and gave it growth a n d In 1859 occurred a novel and yet one of 455 head neat cattle, pal streets were Chestnut, Elm, Mechanic, Main, see how “ the Fourth ” has been celebrated -narrowing the view truly, but detrii '■frig it Mini Is close. She who did so much to re- 293 horses, Mountain and High. School, Pleasant aud Wood pictures*pie town. ■■— to its present condition an d the pleasantest and most successful celebra­ in Rockland, “ East Thomaston 11 and the ing therefrom, in my humble judgment. Notfflj? i he sufferings of those self-sacrificing vet- IS colts, Streets, and Union Place, were lanes. The num­ The soil of Union is considered by competent luTions, will insure for its future a tions thatevertook place in our city. 'Phis 65 hogs, “ Shore Village11 in past years, The facts tin; changes in other asjK*ets we may begin at the riinswho fought through the sanguinary struggle ber of buildings at Camden Village, was perhaps judges to be as good as, if not superior to, that ol lirtionate increase in wealth and relating to the past thirty years wo gather was a picnic temperance celebration,by the bridge ami Snow wharf, willi the old store on it, f the Revolution,ami that without compensation, l’leasiire carriages aiul haeka, forty houses, four stores and two mills. The fol­ Farmington and Winthrop, which are generally s entitled to our everlasting'gratitude. lalion, in social, material and from our own tiles and those pertaining to children of the “ Band of Hope”—a chil­ in which tradition says were the fust schools in 59 piano fortes, lowing were the principal houses comprising the regarded as the best farming towns iu tiie State dren's organization that had been formed a the place, taught at one time hy “ .Master Eaton” ASA COOMBS. Vessel properly, |l advancement, and that if the years previous from Eaton’s History. We Bank stocks, village three score and ten years ago, there being The climate, of course, is not esseutially different few weeks before by a committee from Lime and at another hy the witty “ James Sullivan,” but a few small structures unmentioned. Com­ e Editor of (lie G a ze tte s h a ll in eaunot give any extended account of each Telegraph and bridge stocks. c climate o f Maim* in general. It is u • ic > i ii l'a ir a ' .-d Io th e w an t \ I hospitality of those old settlers caunot be year there was a Sunday-school celebration. small pox and died .June 2d, 1776. In one of which wc have not spoken. A newspaper when rum flowed freely! Ld it was unnecessary and inconveniences always incideul to new • *’ lt-hl v commended. No person was allowed to In 1841____ w as______th e first___ tem_ perance______celebration______to Kockland.street. TlieexereisesatLind- month more he would have lived to see the of the 4th at Thomaston, by the Washing- sey Grove included reading Declaration I article does not afford time or space for a full his- to go to Rockland to ohtj Nearly every oth- tlciuents. But in their day, a meeting house v — ahe necessaries of life, as long as any United Colonies becuine F ree and Independent Dr. Palmer of Westerly, II. I., says: C-A.L3L OJST considered nearly as important to a town as a I To Horse Breeders. duelling house tb a family. Accordingly some H i nt’s R emedy is the most effective 177G. 1S7«. incidents relating to the first meeting-house may medicine I have ever used in my practice, BOSTON CLOTHING STORE lx* of interest. for Dropsy and Kidney Diseases. / c u n J u l y 4 t h . At the time when the building of a meeting­ safely sat/ H i nt's R emedy h i s a l m » ' house was agitating the minds o f the people, Gitenery’s "Gray Eatle,” which was about the year 17S7, there was but one ra ised the dead.'1'' ’l»o Celebrated Trotting Thoroughbred Blood & Hix S t a ll io n , framed building in town, known as die Taylor Where is the family so improvident ns to will­ Uil.v of Rockland. House. The rest were made of logs. In autumn ingly destroy their clothes by unnecessary rub­ U 7 ( » . ISW, will make a short ucusoh at BERRY BROTHER’S R E M E M B E R ! I ABI.E. Rockland. die frame was completed and the raising of a bing, when they could surely be saved by using ■ meeting house in a sparsely settled community PROGRAMME eiilar, giving pedigri •erformnnees, etc. Gold Medal Washing Crystal. •ply at the Stable, to No House (.’an. No House Shall give a better article for was indeed a novelty. Consequently, after many -O P THE- .JOHN QUIGLEY, Stud Gnu prat er-am i a great deal of anxietx and Yankee “ lie thou chaste as ice and as pure as snow, , t h e m o n e y . « al< iil.ition. men were invited from Warren, Tliom- thou shall not escape using unhealthy compounds I r n :i had elapsed iii lucking and filling, one Jackson’s Catarrh SiiiilT might have seen on dial beautiful October morn­ the way of Saleratus that all can use with healthy AND SEE THEIR ELEGANT American 1 ndepeiidence. AM) TROCHE POWDER, Can boast of no such ATTRACTIONS as can results. We have almost cured our dyspepsia, ing, as the sun rose alH.ve the forests a11.I shone A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN be found, at the on die tew cultivated fields, men wending their ami thanks to the Gold Medal Saleratus f.-r llm lc direction o f ihe ( ’oinniittee appointed, th e fol- (,'at:ii-rli. llcudnclie, lta«l H rcatli, ll»»aese,n‘ss, wav to the spot. Some in boats on die pond and it. T ry it, ami you will say with us, that perfec­ low ing ■» announced as the programme for the cele- t si I n n a . B r o n c h i! i s . C o u g h * . D e a fn e * * , &»•., river ; others were oil hoiscbaek, while tin' greater tion has been oldaineil, and the inventor has im­ h rrtiu n . Ami all Disorders resulting from COLDS in At sunrise the hells of the various churches will be p u t were on foot, making their w a v through the mortalized his name forever. Most of the Mer­ S T O C K O P 1IEAI>. THROAT and VOCAL ORGANS. wofkls, among stumps, stones and holes and over rung one hour, and a salute of loo guns will be tired. chants have it. This Remedy does not ‘-D ry u p ” a Catarrh but • o rd u ro v road-, (ba piece of timlx r alter an From •! to s a. m.. Grand Parade of “ Fantasties.’’ Boston ('iothiiio Store! LOOSE.YS it; free* the head of all olfeiisive matter, other was s!owlv and tediously lilted, till all were They will also parade with the procession at noon, af­ BUSINESS NOTICES. ter which they will ••mm- before a judgment eommittee quickly removing Bad Breath ami Headache; allays put in their places. Alter two or three days of to be awarded the priz.es announced. and Moot lie* the burning heat in Catarrh; is .'<> hard and excessive labor, die raising was eom- Use Renne’s Pain-Killing Magic Gil for pain in m il d and agreeable in it.i ell'eets th a t it pt.silively The LARGEST STOCK of Men’s, Boys’ p ’etul. It is said, that, !<• the eves ami iiuagina Punctually at S a. in., Grand Rowing Regatta Hcriil CURES WITHOUT SNEEZJXG! the stomach or bowels, or for any other pain. Il t i s u M J n u n s , Race, under the direction of the Regatta <'oinniittee lions of >o ne of the inhabitants, it seemed almost cures the worst casos. Try and see. will lake place in the harbor over a straight course o a Troche Pow der, is pleasant to the taste, ami a - if they were io have a Solomon’' Temple. 1 1-2 mile.'. 'This race is open to boats of ail leogtlis ii ...... j- nauseates; when swallowed, instantly gives to Youths' and Children’s Clothing ever Il is not easy to imagine the difficulty of the tin* ( ’ouiity. Ihe Throat a n d I'oeo/ th-guHi a traveling through this town one hundred years Brooks, Me., Sept. 7, 1K70. a. m .. G rand R unning Match on .Main street offered for sale in Rockland. a-o. for there was no wa v of coming to this place ...... the junction of North Main and Front street t« Delicious Sensation of Coolness feComfort Dear Sir—Prom early youth I was in feeble the Gen. Berry Engine House. ll is tl,i’ b e s t,I’uiee Toni>' iu the w orld! b ii throgiih the woods or up St. George’s river. Remember that (loo,Is are CHEAP; old fashioned prices are “played out” and the Philip Robbins came to this town in 1771! and then health, trouble 1 with humor in my blood, weak­ hogshead tub race will come oil' ii Try II ! Safe. Reliable, and only 35 Cental ness and debility of the system generally: was un­ JEWELRY, o f 150 y a rd s. Each tu ’ l t . s t Goods for the N.IZzt L/./:S7’ J.lZcCY7’ OF J/C.YA U can he found at the lh«-re was not a loot-path lictween this ami either old by Druggists, or mailed free, address of die neighboring towns. In the woods, particu­ able to labor much, ami only at some light busi­ will lie allot carry but one person. COOPER, WILSON & CD., Prop’s, Pliil’a. larly if the weather was cloudy, the inhabitants ness, and then only with great caution. Set with Diamonds, Emer­ W . W . W h ip p le & Co., P ortlan d , Ale.; . w. re ofum saved from being lost and .sometimes Seven years ago,the past spring, I had a severe " ’ *“ '•'eeks A’ Porter, ILnst even from perishing, by die information obtained attack ot Diphtheria, which left my limbs para­ G reat Closing Out B ird , Wholesale Agents. of tin* Indians, that moss grows mi the north side lyze 1 ami useless, so I was unable to walk or even alds, Pearls, Amethysts, 9l„o2t BOSTON CLOTHING STORE. of trees situate oil low ground. Foot-paths were sit up. Noticing the advertisement of P e iu v i v .x • ally marked out by spotting trees ami removing Sviti r, I eon In led to give it a trial, and to my Also, a Full and Complete Stock of the underbrush. S a le o f and other Precious 'I’ll • first school house was probably built in 1791. great joy soon found my health improving. I Tims have I sketched some of the carlv inci­ continued the use of the Svm e until tliree bottles NOTICE Cents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, dents ami historical events of the town of Union had been used, and was restore-1 to complete DRV ROODS, Stones, daring the last century. health, and have remained so to this day. Rubber Goods, &.C., & c. It wmdd be unjust to the town not to make some I attribute my present health entirely to die f l TO CONSUMERS OF comparison of it- early stages ami struggles with u sed ’ l’Eitt vi.vx S y r u p , and hold it in high es­ d ia l o f it- present beauty ami its evident prosperity. timation. I cannot speak too highly in its praise CAIUWriNRS, Then a< I have attempted to describe, ii w.-ir«l(T to c’n<(i out special line Band Rings, the Rockland'High School. romantic and the picturesque, are combined in the ...... S i l m i 'l l S o i»a . reumves cutaneous crjiplioii!' For Boston and Lowell. •y opening the pores whose oh'triielioii was ihe . :oi- i Goods, nml reduce oitr Slock Delore prospects. On a bright June morning, a ride in the (litUi'Illty. T o st and you w ill endorse ii. Fall Trade eoiilliieiiees. We shall oiler almost any direction affords a rich enjoyment t<» : \i i n i i. S o m i s o r B la c k ok P.ltovvx are pr<» Spa,3 R ings, D .N . BI RD & (XL, ,* r n iig e im •»,I l<>r X osl-a s' s o o n ii o f j»eop|e of taste ami admirers of nature. One •1 by H il l ’s II a i ii Dvr.. -he. 7 might be pleased to leave the highway and stroll l'wo Steam ers d ii Hie Route, along the river at South Union ami watch the D y s p e p s i a . Fom- Trips per Week. water tumbling over ami among the rocks over­ Neck Chains, RANKIN BLOCK, hung with bushes, and threading its way down to Americans arc particularly subject la b1 A Ii Id, O N I tin* pond. G. W* Palmer & Son, :.,*• prepared h» supply ami DELIVER PROMI’TI.Y V $ ‘2 . 0 0 . On the north-ea't of the Common lies a placid Ibis disease and ifscflects: such as J-huir V p s I lake, where a beautiful ami delightful sail can be Stomach. Sick 1 Icadacke, ’ I bibitual < <• every (lepnitnieiil, ami would < all - pei C h a in s, h id. To the northwest opens a bright sunny land­ tivciicss. Heart burn. Water bra>li, com atten tio n to the follow hc/ low pl i' e z t scape, winning the thoughts away from the clouds ' J 5 f : S a ing up of the food, coaled tongue, disa CO.A.Z-. I mi l 'lorin- and imdam-holv of this life and direct •able basic in the month, palpitation of HOLD AND SHAM? iue them io higher ami holier scenes. Still farther Lockets^ Seals, ’SJ-mSiKMi!' >, ...... on is an extensive hillside, where farm ul m»vc farm the Heart and all disease of lint Siomacli WHITE QUILTS, of I bo BEST QUALITY and nt. tlio rPes, covered with cattle ami sheep, ami dotted and Liver. T w o doses ol ( I iu i a ' s At <;i i W A T U D F S , ' LOWEST I’KICES which the • • ' ■ ■ > o . er with houses ami barns. Flitting clouds throw F l o w e r will relieveyou at once, and there 75 ets„ formerly $1.00. m arket alfords. their racing shadows, and wave chases wave over positively is not :t ease in the I nib d the surface of the bending fields of grain. I’l.v risn g o o d s , There ate still broader views. Barrell’s Hill to States it will led cure. If you doubt I In Charms, etc. < BRIDGE. Cap .lo ll \ MIX. KATAilDIN. ' a p l. W. K. Koiv. ihe northeast ami the swell o f land on the west your Druggist, W. II. K11 i g i .d g i . A 4 i:\\ LI.L’V, Wt! also keep constantly on Will l. av* lOCKLAND I *. ► N, every MONDAY EDN ES|».\ . l ilt IfchDAt nml SAT- com ma ud extensive prospects of Ki-miclicc (’oun- Rockland. and C. I. Kum.-nx, WHITE QUILTS, , \\< \ GOODS, t R D A V . a t 5 P . M. t « and in . lear weather a glimpse of the White T ile laslon, and get a Sample Boltle for l<> hand a fall stock o f s|» * v* i •. MON D A \ . T1 ESD \ V i,.l F R ID A \ . Hills of N. II about one hundred miles distant. and Iry it. Regular size 73 eeiii . ( LOOKS, N<-., &e. at I 2 <»Vh»« I;. P. M. TI ioiil’Ii no thrilling events, to command the at­ $1.00, form erly $1.50. 1 \ ‘Je o \ \ COBH, ( LOUR, , FROM ROCKLAND To BOSTON, S2.OO tention of tile :•.’lleral 1’eadef. have ever occurred .. •• •• l.oWEl.L, in Ihe low ii, (here are around it association^ w ith BURPEE’S BLOCK, MAIN ST,, olden time, which give additional interest t, O il I.ADELI’III \ AND RE I I ‘leiiery which it would require a ]»oct and a paint D E A ’!’ 11 S. W HITE QUILTS, ROCKLAND, MAINE. Kid (illll iT !ll|l U l ul al liu. kiaii.l. vi p roperlv io describe. Oh- r irli. ul .l -iv. u Io I. p .o n n ■ U i.I.-li. -, i«-d by Bill of Ladiug in duplir; June 20, 1S7C. X SOi.lh SILVER I... k-Iih.l .l. u. lry. Ill CEMENT, LIME, Al. \Y. $1.25, formerly $1.75. ’ ELL, Agent. | No Haif and Calcined Plaster. ie-i Union and I’b .isaiil Sis. A bout Tow »i. • line. ’..etl.V • LAWD FOR SALE. \ » L.Lol . II..;. .- ...... lit*.-*|ll:*lily ri.ATUh WARE, In lliir* ••it v. Xl.iry \ ('apt Abnoii B-v N / XX h A • B f • • *1 «.■•*•• I I . iii'1 I - •!' -:i I* W ill ■ • 11 I 31 yea" K I i >o Residents of R ockland, III Ibis i v. .lim e .'‘.‘•tb, A rth u r II.. on of II \\ I i,. I,..i. g o o . I. ma nil pill has. i \p p | i \\ iglit, age, io years, to m onths. W Xs IH c .I' l . IB iB BI.NF.TI*. ma.'!.*„. W O O D , J u ly 1st. Jo h n It , -on o f E . F. M. g M U N T H FINE MANTEL GLOCKS, i.-uiiii.lcl that if tin ) n th '. li. .iv p,.pu.*l I *, ll.. alvv.n. ul, hand :,ml .-.-libers for the G a 1 nu ni-'h* .1 al ilm I.DW ES I I BK !•>. i l l W MMtLl'b KILT nml liKUAZi:, Parlor and Chamber will l.i ing Ibein c a rb i ■« k all lb.- l.- al ’new re-i11. Iin linliii” Slatuel.les ami other elegant ami pel : $1.1 icetown; Moses Eddy , ----- ; W in S nth-. II. Lord. N 'i ; < Ti:i' « idttorlh. I’. rls ONLY 6 1-4 CENTS. tasteful patterns. We have al.-o a ^fllll EXCURSIONS : <\.ue.ud.Gray, do; ’ t, - For lack of 'pace in our columns, and for Dobbin, IB* inn- to print a t-upph-inent, we arc obliged to I*. nt.-niiial Anniversary of Ani.-ii. PUESN GOODS. •I M T . . - .rniug o f tin* ; Atalanla, Give,,. I’.o-toi,; I B uiniiiil *>l the M>* re p o par* *11«* wail upon shall print no edit ion on Tbursdi II, W alla. *-, V inalbaveu; I.rig Lu* > W Sm.vv. Je,•. mb nee, V Opera Blasses, Spectacles, I’a,tie s nt Bi. asur.-, P i c i m E v . iU'i**,,'. > ...... lis A d.lie W all.*ii. ------. B*** kp**it. SI..,..! Parti,- ami all oil,. ,s w In. may wi-l, to: f the first column Brown, Maddock*, Boston; M <••• I II.dl, I In litis depar,menl. we h ive m ilked down • in*.nut.tin. Ei.t* , luiiiin.-nt v. ill I.* liiriii'Ii. J fcjpTl...... the bead •utli; Equal, Titus, do; Agnes, Warren, Eye Ulasses, &c. lb.- first page of our present issue, is a corr m anv («(•(•(! : U» iiim h !•• Ilian lirs, co I. r. Tbis Mountain present-tin- !.*• t view of gor I ■ I Inland Se.-nery of any |da. .-ntatioii of the old •• Liberty Bell” which I in order Io <•!*»-«• Ihe line. .ml ...I tin BUSINESS SUITS h.-lflA o f Im h p.-ndell.e H all, w here tile (.'< Hit ilielltal S a i l e d . I ll. M** ngros held its session, ami was rung a bundle* Sl.l 30th, I lie: . dike irs ago to «|ay Io proclaim the ileus that tile Deelal'.i is, Bo'ton: Jiilv I' M IXOT I 01.11 AX X SONS, Made to ord er from i egory, Thorndike, ; Bell.- Br*.vi ALL WOOL VIGONES, II of Independence had beell adopted. .... - ...iworlb, po; W est Camden, Me. I. r.l. N V ;.l <’('. ^-C lias. E. Lilth liel.l, E- this city, deliver ■at, nobby, but iiu-xp*' ■ Fariuiugton ONLY 25 CENTS. l.i-t. cal address al the eelebra w alking H i'-k s ii i various woods, to Pottle & Knight's >>n(b N ew M .U la vith stylish i"* T h e .Sunday aflerno.nl l •tings of the Reform NE GRAND SOI \B l. PIANO, marly nev vestry of tin- Metis DOMESTIC FORTS. 1 -ph ndi.l tone, ha- all tb* Modern liilproveiuciit.' —FOR— b will her. a fte r Im le Id a t t I .-ell v e ry c h e a p f o r C A S H , as tlu-ow m r ba itiual hour, half-pan T O N — Ar 29, si l, Sarah I. D avis, io f Ib-lfa Gold, Silver and Ivory Heads. Church, beginning at tie ise lor it. * Enquire of ...... mil, J u n e 17- BROWN BROTH ERS, N.A.&S.H. BURPEE is* o ’clock. NEW YOKE Ar2S, Ada Aim-'. Adam- taptist church __ J ; Ih-hm 'I'bunqiJ-on, L ew i', \ ,n:illiavi-r 310 Main St.. Rockland, Me. Jt' Rev. H. I.. B. C hase o f th e first llix, llix, ami Mary Br«-vv*-r, 11 ill, Koeklan rail stre et, k Have .lust Received Their itized four ladies, at the foot of (leear M a r'b all. l'b illip ', Bri; Anu riean C Hutch iicpsiiring and Eiigraviug TWENTY DOLLARS iday afternoon, at 6 1-2 o’clock. A. large la liuml Mnimfield, A ehnrn, lTuvidi-nce. ONLY 90 CENTS. receive special attention ami will be done in the best (, A ddie M B ird. F airs. I’...st<*n. re present. Jthroucli Ih 11 Gale, 2s, Silas M I. l- solicit an examination of these goods. Samples t.; IJev. E. W. Preble of Bangor, preached at the . . . . a rk fo r B«•sion. sent to any address. Ar29, sebs J II Ingraham, Ames, ami Ii Prices Low to Suit the Times. CIOFRAY’S iv.-rsalist church in this city, last Sunday evening liiiau, V iualhaveii; Mary Ii Sm ith, Stun* 8 p r i are STOfiR, 1 delivers an address at the celebration in Wool ...; W alter 11 Thorndike, <’tishman, Ruekl Black Cash there, SALEM \r 27, sell lied Jacket, Greg And respectfully invite the attentijn of purchaso •li to-day. ,ven far New York. HAIR . Tie- bailies of the Methodist Society will fur BA I’l l —Sl.l 2 'tli, s e l,' < ‘ n a E tta, I’.-mll* Blood & Hix, POTTLE & KNIGHT. RICHMOND, YA—Ar2d, Billow, Fal. s,: -1<> inches w ide, onfv 75 ets. very Low Prices at which goods will be sold. b etrawberrijjv, > •••-cream, eotl’ee, etc.,etc., on the al Hall, Rockland. ■’S9 Main Street. Rockland, May 17 noon nml k vening ..f t l»i- < ’cntennial Fourth, for all PORTSMOI I II-S1.1 3". -.1, Alfr.d, I sc who do not wish to celebrate abroad. Call iff, fur Kennebec, 1u load fur New York. EMPORIUM. Parlor Suits, Parlor Desks, Center Tables, Folding Chairs, W IN T E R II ARID Hi . \ r 2 \ '.•!, *1 (. I s t o c k o f stry and see. ..leuben for Rockland, (put iuto this barb {£' R.-v. Mr. Spear, Chaplain of tin Mansaehusett day, leaking). The Palace of Hair Styles. Libraries, Side Hoards, K aftan Chairs, Ottom ans, ite Prison, gave an exceedingly interesting addr< Llama Lace Shawls A Fresh Importalinn from the two l:irg«*»t Import* is of II MR GOODS fmm N* w York ami Boston, of the pirn (’ongr.’gational <’hur. li, Sunday evening, upon FOREIGN. I1OICEST and LATEST M antle and Pier .Mirrors, Halt Stands, • iidlm iiee of religion upon the convicts, ami related Sid fu, St John, Nil, 2S, barque MA McNeil, J" m.-roils instances of conversion that have taken phn L iverpool. a n d S a c k s (Hl- Il«al IB. Cephas Starred, Baldridge, hi, LagUi: Parisian Styles of Hair Goods the Charlestown Prison. | In all its varieties, that 1 have ever offered to the la- fur Hamburg Bbick Walnut, Pine and Ash Chamber Sets. The anniversary exercises of Universalist Su At Matanzas A t about Half their real value lies of this city ami vicinity. IN GREAT VARIETY. y-school oeeiirre.l last Sunday morning and consisted Hatteras, (take JUST RECEIVED ! singing, responsive servi.-e, prayer, and brief ad- e-s.-shy the Superintendent, by Mr. I., li. Campbell Ma(lress<‘s, Com forters, Pillows and Feathers, id by Rev. K. W. Preble of Bangor. The school SPECIAL NOTICES W hite Shetland Hubers 1GS, is in good condition, h a s ab o u t $100 in ...... Ill f..r C A S H , at III. I.OW KI ....I « iII I,. Sl>l.l> — a- na . I ll..- I I i n r a i I'm brella Stands, Card and •asury, and lias a library of about looo volumes. 32(» M ain S treet, ii,. iiia : vri:.~ i r.Aiai \i.\s. The members of the Reform Club, instead S h a w ls I l l a.....la ar.- ..I‘ 111.- F lltS T I p A l.lT V Benj. Williams, 2d, M. D., ll VS'I EI). •l in y lamaiat III' S i a t n e t l e 'f a b l e s , ■leliraliiig Ibis anniversary in Hie way many of them tin s ;i iii<-e asso rtm en t o f goods lor iv<* been accustomed to do iii years past, will hold PHYSICIAN A SUIi(iEON, 250 Human Hair Switches, eial meeting at their room, at three o’clock tiiis after- in lieaul.iliii Dcsiirns ami al very !li<* |ir<-s<-iif am i com ing season, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, long & short stem s from $100 Splcmliil Broken ami Egg, $7.00 A N D A ( ’( >.M PLKTPi CINTE O F oon. Friends are invited to attend. I.OH PRICKS. winch lie respect fully invites his NO. 7 ELM STKEI7P, t o $ 1 5 .0 0 . W hile Ash S iev e, $7.C,0 /td“The Gen. Berry Engine Co., No. 3, accom panied friemls anil Ihe public generally to y Singlii’s Band, an.l the.John Birds, No. 5, attended Ja n u a ry R, 1S7G. French Hair Assorted and F ran k lin $s.5O y the Rockport Rami, paraded on the street hrap h'Ete G arm ents tall amt examine. All garments o f F i r s t Q u a li ty . COMMON FURNITURE 'clock Monday and marched to the station to take lit made in the best manner and at tin* Twelve Doss. Centre Curls, Wholesah* mid Retail Dealers in ; Io train for Lew iston. O u r fire com panies am i h J. P. COW LES, M. D. mile a line show in tlieir new uniforms. Vliysician A: S u i g e o i i , At Creaily Reduced Prices very Inwets prices. N atural Curls, etc., etc FLOUR, CORN, GROCERIES, CE­ At I’rio's Rreally Btsliiceil from formi-i-years. M E N T , H AiR, S A N D , «fcc. bT The •ase oi State rv. J.evi M. Rohhins amt Oli • A MDBS. - - - MAINK. A. ? libel upon Geu.Tillson, was an Second Store snnlliol’ Berry's Stable The above Goods will be sold su I l*l’ Its OI DAV AND Al AM .'FACT! igor last Wednesday, by agreement of parties, SUN UMBRELLAS E R S O E 1.1 M E . demurrer of defendants to the indictment. w ithout regard to Cost, I appeared for ihe defendants, and Attorney Gen 11PIIOLSTKRY ktlOlIS ANO FANS I I...,. I. a' • to remind the ladies <*l i I the State. Decision reaerv.-d. J . IL BOBINS0N 4. II. I ’.< • V N T( )N , M . I >.a Emery for •inity, that il n- :iii adm itted lael. tic A. F. Crockett & Co. (SOCCESSOK TO F . (1. Co o k ,, In great variety and in Choice iOt'lD.' . lir.'t ela-h qua lity , cheap* OF ALL KIMIS. At the semi annual election o f olliceis of Gen. HOMtEOPATHIC I 1 M ain Street. Styles—Lowest Prices to be dealer, .1 V ABB VST them. ry Lodge, No. S, Knights of Pythias, held __ Druggist &. Apothecary, Unli.-s m (peelfully invited 'ferries, Hair Clot It, Damask, Fringes, (limps, Tassels, ii Hall, Iasi Thursday evening, the following officer found anywhere. Physician and Surgeon, a N EW f II AIU, -md I'e vleeled C . C ., 'I'. P . Pierce, E sq J V . C-, Georg« •Ivcrt. CITY DRUG STORE l\l:i.i)t S tre e t, I.adi* > llix; P., John Bird; M. of A., F. L. Cuminiugs ami Uord, Snilable for Lambrequins ( SI- ollieers will he lllsZalled lleXL Thursday evening, 282 Main Street. ROCKLAND, ME. , Xe., and ffood.-v will I* f.., war.l* *1 « ilh pi-.nq.l Till! BUST I’L ffi IN Till; i money will be r* iii, in <1 D. 1». G .C . C ., A n d re w J . Erskine. 'The Lodg R ockland, Jan.C, 187C. Gloves, H osiery, Corsets, «&<;., it reel, west »»f H igh, second • from l.im u l»oek. and Upholstering. inb«T.s about ninety m em bers. at very Low Prices—Some lines REMEMBER THE PLACE. COUNTY, Iii-A t tbe semi-annual election of ollieers of Knox la. Klf'BAlaAAD. of these goods at J. L. (JiOI’HAV'S, dge, No. 2J, Independent Order of O.fd Fell, r. DR N. DOW W ES. C O 1 { N I C E 8 lowing were elected N. G., J. W .Smalley; V. G Less than half their first cost in H i i .s <>\ .V H i i i t i : ci.n* i. IL Duutoii; S-, R. II. Burpe»-; T., A. llowes. They Civil and Consulting Engineer, Olticc in Kimball Block. Three Doors North ul Thorndike llui.-l. Iron nml Steel, Chaius and AueliOi ¥ R uekland, J u n e I *ll.. 2S Made to O rder ami D raperies lui oislieil when desired.. II be installed next Monday evening, by D. D. G . M order to close odd lots, •si* I* -i k -i ■ * >ii l !*‘(;< -li S l i - * ‘*, t- lilac lisiuifhs' Stock ami 'fools, A. Beaton. The Lodge composes about thirty Land Sarvcyor and Conveyancer. City Engineers Ollicc Pillsbury Block, op|H,site ..iklau.l, A ug. 12, ISia. 3,1 THIS CI |A and THOMASTON, I’REE OF CHAKtiE.^« 22 •inhers. ('arriage Builders’ S upplies, o -Goads deliv • Thorndike Hotel, Rockland, Mo. 19 bpTlie Bnil.lidg Committee and Trustees of the M im i’ s jitiil Musical Instruments (a rria g e T rim me uid Painters’ Go..ds iv.-rsalistSociety have contracted with Mr Chillis for Of all kinds at panic prices by p io ii PURE AND RELIABLE MEDKTNK8 GO dbrook, of East Medway, Mass., to build an organ EXCURSIONS! ad Painting guppliei H. C. LEVENSALER, M. D., Ship Repairing, Fitting I 3 ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE. the n. vv church. It will have 23 slops ami 11 W e a r, Brown Brothers, n*s, and w ill be about IS feet w ide, 20 feet high THOMASTON, MAINE, Bov’s Fishermens' Fittings, ft-et deep. Il will he iiiiii'h th e finest o rg au ill the Devotes bis attention t<» the PRACTICE ul MEDI­ OlGdUIDl bill CINE and SIJIIGKRY. tv<>rr i < i y, and in every re.'peet equal to an organ recently We hall sell at intu it less Ilian 1 heir real Quarrymen' Stock and Tools, (Lr Residence aud Office, Levensaler Block} Mail, CHARTERED EDR EXCURSIONS ’IC. rp ilE DRV GOODS STORES will elo-e at ti o’clock ill by Mr. IL fo r £2x00. 'J’be Society lias sold its Street. value, and assure our customers llial. imw X >rEI< F. R. Spear & Co., EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND lUrJware. I P. M . exeepi WEDNESDAYS and SATUR­ I ore..n for s'.'iOd, to the Congregational Church in is a ••(•ml lim e D» buy. D ollar, a tbr* B uilders’ UENKRAL DEALERS IN P E R O R D E R . FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND npb DAYS, unlit further kland. May 4, 1876 hnon Falls, N. II. EYEN I NG. •pc/;/. Spoilsmen' S G oods, WFGCwIN Fur charter apply to'Capt.Orris Ingraham, on board, This medicine can l.enbtai I at any A pothecary’s TV< > T I< 3 E . c. I*. DR. JOSEPH H. ESTABROOK has returned from Tli on) a stou. r lo J. 1‘. WISE, Agent. n large or small quantities,: le-ired. G oods, CARPETINGS & CURTAINS R. M. r iL L S B U in . Boat Builders’ .lime 1st, 1876. | his vi«r night. 45 a nativity. 1 > 3 ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Ews.—Rev. Dr. Mason gave a Centennial lecture G alvanized Furnace and Egg, $7.00 rT f lto o d s d eliv ered p ro m p tly , an d fie* , XR COOK’S ELIXIR OE CAI.ISAYA BARK is church on Sunday evening last. IlLAN KS, Town Ordora and Auditoi ej Stove, ’ S7!(5O| L) nn1 ncK. I •f the Fourth. with Livingston of N. Y., who on the 35th balloting, withheld his vote, which untied the ktiot in the delegation and gave Jefl'er son the eleelioti by one majority. Mr. 11. IIY KEV. VYII.UAM A. I.1IKVV (IE AVGl'STA. voted every time for Burr. He always be­ Loring & Goufding, KNOX & LINCOLN RAILROAD. lieved Jefferson was as corrupt as Burr, and S M I T H ’S And here it may not be out of place for Boat B uilders. Mr. Editor: ohuiined his election by bribery. After he me to say somethin-; of my acquaintance M u s i c i m d V a rie ty Your request licit 1 would furnish, for retired front Congress, he purchased exten­ C a r p e t i n g s with Mr. Cilley. When 1 preached in Ship, Seine, W hite-Hall, ISail Boats, SUMMER ASRANCEMENT. your Centennial week, some of my jierson- sive grounds near Belfast village, on the what is now liocklanil, 1 generally made iDorios, (W horries,fl'and Fancy TW 0 TH A1NS T0 BOSTON IJAliA al reminiscence relative to localities on Northport road, overlooking the Bay, cal­ 5 0 0 C o ats, PullinntBBoats.SFNcw*and S T O R E , my home with William Tillson, E-q., Takes ellei t Uoii.laj-, Hay l-l. IStli. l’cnolpcot Bay Silty years ago. is directed culating lo sell the laud as building lots for Second-hancHBBoats (grandfather of Gen. llavis Tillson). ('apt. J 000 pr. Pantsifc Vests constantly on I»[AN0 FORTES, JASSKXCKK Train leave Ko. klaml fiir Bath, to a friend who. 1 fear, will not lie able to large prospective city. In this cxpecta- P ortland am! poM on. at H A . M., amt l.to p. Al., Jonathan Cruckcll ami Major John Spear, B h a n d . Iarriving in Bo-t,... at «. P. M.. an.I Pi P. M. contribute any thing of sjiccial interest he failed. am. K i v n s o r i i u r.r.i: for r - ot r.uiii.. Organs, Stools, ^Covers, Sheet Pas-enir. l' I rail;.; I. a\ Bath al S.V- A. M.. and in mostly with th e last named. H e let I a sun 100 Children's Suits, fnllt-to.ill i Oil li:itni, :it lilf I.O’.I 1ST M \UM. I I’UH I.S. I*. M., arriv in g in Ih.eklam ! a l |n u M., and <• i. . P V,. D l’CK TltAl". CHEAP! SI’ia iAt. ATTi:XT»<>\ 11 Id .!<.!» W..1 your readers. Full fifty years ago, I re­ A mixed train will leave Buckland at 5 In \..M. DeMurrick, a college eduealed young man. All null I |.iDH,|t:ty a lt.•».!. .1 to. Music, Staple & Fancy Goods sided in one of the beautiful towns, now a Al Duck Trap, in Lincolnville, which was K. tiiniiiig. h .iv • t ail, at |n..'.o A. M., a rriving in lb . ’ who was the intimate friend of Jonathan kilt Suits, FOOT OF NORTH STREET, land a’. -I • P. U. city, on the shore of Penobscot Bay i my fortnightly rides to and from Camden Cillev, who generally came over lo meet­ II (South Elul), KOCKEANn, ME. Prices are nnnsnnlty Low. 27 C. A. CiM»MPS,Supt. ly.’in Belfast, and had occasion, during the and Thomaston, I often enjoyed the hospi­ Men’s anil Youth's Suits, ing from Mill River, and stopped at Maj. jgOwing In dull times we have been able U t arc selling < l.h tu’i in« X Son’s, Ituuriiv’s. two years of my residence there, to pas? tality Ilf Samuel A. Whitney, Esq., a large liubhci* Coats, Caps anti Spear’s, Cilley was a very promising to buy in Boston goods at VERY LOW A GOOD CLOCIi UOU NOTHING ! Maine Central Kailrnati. every other week, the entire length of its sliip-huililer and owner. I recollect an in­ young man, much beloved and was clerk nl Loggins. PRICES and we intend to give our custom­ A GOOD ULO( K EOU NOTHING ! western shore,from that place, thirty miles, cident which took place there which may iI , \.- ! x’ c t :i ; (■ ..»•• i-m , n a m . our society. After lie completed his legal ers t he benefit of t he same. I‘clow we ihrough Northjwrt, Lincolnville and Cam­ he worth mentioning. lie had built a A GOOD GLOGK !’01! NOTHING ! studies, he entered upon the practice ot mention a few of the Special Bargains that den, to Thomaston, viewing on every pass­ large ship tit the shore of the Bay; and ) GOOD CHOCK FOlt NOTHING ! law ill Thomaston, mid soon l ose to public Rubber Ulsters we will oiler this morning:— age, by sea and land, the most encliai when she was to he moved into the water favor. Two or three winters lie spent with (. OMETIIIXU NEW.) A GOOD CLOCK I’Dit NOTHING ! scenery that is to be found any where 111- invited me anil my wife lo witness Hie us ill Augusta and .was S p ea k er o f th e I M y i m b M ob is-kt.„,'.i. j.,„, side of the Bay of Naples. lint my visits A GOOD CLOCK I'Ol; NOTHING ! Augii-t.i, ami arrivin r m 1 always en- House. Afterwards lie went to Congress > P ..M ..: I joyed. It was of a Saturday, and we were G E N T ’S W .‘ s h e (In- neiv, llninbni ii at in I*. M. wi re professional, and therefore not si ' Traill haves Portland, and distinguished himself ns one of the Uellwl lever til Til r ST. N1CIIO- 2 i .3 A?.A IN S T G E E T , much of a business character, as to enabli on the ground in season. The launch was ablest members of that body. Maine lia s 1. ts I'l.llCK ton. v pel-™ win, en.l, , I TW( D oors ?• IIIII of the • m e to write oil matters of a secular inter splendid one ami we enjoyed it much. I 'OSX <; l-?2 CICNTK. h ard ly , if ever, had his su p erio r as a sL-ilcs- Ftsm isliing Goods NEW S|:f.SfI£li:i:u<. wilh •.no in . .ell. W, ' \ LD EG T SN! I’l’I I. esl. Willi this draw-back on my com)*! After the launch, tile ship was brought to tuall. I hate to relate the cause of his Specialties of which are teiicy to communicate any thing appropri­ lie wharf, and the guests repaired In Mr. P a\ ;*'"i.< TCl KF.it, S.ipt. death. The world knows it. Duly tile day May 1, 1$7G. ate, to your present purpose, 1 will pro­ Whitney’s mansion anil partook of a Shirts, Braces, Silk Ihlk'ls R. T. KEEN SON. before he went nut o f Washington lo light PRINTS! ceed, as best 1 may, to speak of SO bountiful repast. We returned in due A. l.O 'l’ FO B r» < ’|* 2 N ' 1 X with Graves, and fell in the duel with that &c., &c., ami other goods A. K. LEIGHTON, Steam boat Notice. and things with which 1 had int in Belfast. Next day A. .!<>!> I ..ot M edium l»est DEALEKS IX Kentucky murderer, he wrote me a long, in 2,'ootl assortm ent. <1 u n l i t t o r t } 1-1 <*«*ni>i. half a century ago. being Sunday, it became my duly lo pro­ Fish M arket and Lunch Room friendly persot al letter, covering four close­ :r»:5 ATnin s i r«*«*t, - K<»<*ki STMR. lUIRKECANE. BELFAST. ceed to ('aiudeit to fulfill my clerical ap- All kinds of Ei-li, Oy.-t. r,, Chni.-, r FLOUR, BRAIN, FEED, ly written pages, relating the speculations IOO tliUcreni siyies Unis mid - o f - At that time Belfast was a town in Han­ itinent. (hi approaching Buck Trap, A 1 ilu -I.....I. 1 .milt, r, (»v i.-r-. CianiH. Kid. an in ( 'o n g ress almut the millilieatinn doctrines I tool', 1 ’o rk , 1 ,;t fi I, looking lo the shipyard, what was my l';t|is selling; from 25 els. GINGHAMS! -t. IS a n- . rv. .1 ill ail mIvG h; a!-., H ut l ea and » ...... cock County. The chief business of the of South Carolina, tile injurious course being Milk. Hull. .IC. . I'.i-di v ,. t<-. M .*aU :U a i l l i o m s . -Inprise to see that splendid ship lying lo S5.OO e:te?t. l-’ainiliis Mipjdi. d. place consisted in shipping coni wood, and taken by the ahulilionisls of the North, ami A Good Heavy Gingham for 10 cis. W .I.COODS, CROCERIES, &c. coarse lumber brought to the village, over high and dry upon tile wharf, like a dead ' upon a counter. It seemed that Sat­ commending my course, as Editor of my corduroy roads, by ox teams, from the 5000 Ozro Collars SUIT STOKES IT RNISIIED. urday night the wind arose, which created paper, the Gospel Banter, of which lm “ liack towns,” by goadsmen whose person­ a heavy sea upon the Bay. that rolled the was the patron, all written with perfect OUST IIECJJVED. al supplies, oh their return, too generally Yeacher of Piano, O rgan, Violin and calmness, ns if he had no thought of the KID GLOVES Corner Main A. Winter Sts.. consisted of jugs of rum and molasses and unballasted -hip against the wharf and H a r m o n y . WI1.1, I...1I, I.-,:,!-:,r,- Ih .-l !„r.i lla r ie , ,vi conflict which might, as it did, terminate Please call and Ex­ in l!te Spring Kiititles lor 511 Ceiil?; 'I EK M S ;-< ir-a ii anil Piano. $13 fo r ; «.I touch at Hurricane I-lan l, nur th. Hnrri. am- a a salt fish, suspended and dangling from actually tipped her over upon the ground. V iolin,*d * to r 1 Id -Hili'?. i;t )( ’K f.A N l », Nl Is. ’inalhaveli, hut in . one of the boat- is withdraw 1 his life the nextday. 1 preserve this letter the other will run to both „f s-d.! s the axlelree of the eart or wagon. 1 never here site lav with her keel midway of her as a keepsake and memorial of my early a m i n e a t P. C. AddrcssBox, 5G. side, exjioscd to the scorching sun. It Rockland,' jia jx 'iiji' was in a region where roads were worse, friend. Young Spear died before he was a sad accident, and cost Esq. Whitney A F IN E 40 INCH USE or where teamsters had so little regard lo linislted his law studies. Cilley married O j l l f f l W K a pile of money to launch her over again. SAMUEL T* MUG RIDGE, the rights of the traveling public. “ Strong­ the daughter of Hezekiah l’rince, Esq., one .Ohick Cashm ere , HAREISCMBROS. SCO’S I.XSIDE U X E ! DAY ROUTE! Duck Trap, in the judgment of the travel­ a i T j a Di i*: ic est fend oil’!” was the rule; and a teamster of m y nnliee town-men, (King-ton. Mass..) All. i)eserf io Porihimi ami ling public, might well he called a Trap, FOB 75 CENTS. AND DEALE!’. IN O D own & country’ seemed not lo care to accommodate an ap­ by whom he hail that accomplished otlieer B o s to n , for at that place is a brook entering into 40 INCH FOB $1.00. COTTON DUC2i A'.O X'LAftS, proaching carriage—esjxicially if it ap­ who is now Ailj. General o f the State of At the Brook. 215 s a a i i : o a v . p eared to be occupied by wc/Z dressed Bay, over which was a little plank L o ll 0:1 C n p t. G . \V . W h a r Main Street. lyil READY s u M N5 s R aK R A fC G E L )5 NT. peoplt*—to half of the road, but would bridge, a few feet long, at the end of which Three Trips Per W eek. CouilueitciMg, Besides the families in the Shore Village keep it walking for miles,if lie could, behind was a toll house, from which, as a passen­ A already mentioned, of which 1 was the, , > Good B lk. Silk hk load of shingles going towards Belfast, ger entered the crossing, a toll-gatherer Gilchrest, White &. Go,, MIXED. g u est, I re m e m b er w ith lastin g respect | : • le-b. Bsi. i.i.•.:»•. i i.m; t - a i l t . ft:t for $l.0D. Former Price, Sil.25. STEAMER ULYSSES or bis molasses and rum jugs and coil ti-b. appeared, demanding a toll; and a toll as DEALKUSjN large as was collected on costly bridges such friends as Jeremiah Berry, John Spof­ on h is re tu rn load. S uch w ere tin- manner.** < t rV IJUUG STOKE. PAINTS. CAPT. DAVID ROBINSON, over wide rivers. Doubtless that nuisance ford (the Postmaster), William F. Tillson. Ship Stores&. Gbandiery of the linns. But half a century has made PUKE Whin* ami 40 .Jiller. nt Uiades En­ r« c s Dr. Lovejoy, ( apt. John Gregory, (who 5A GAUGE ASSORTMENT OF tire!;. ready lor n,e. a wonderful improvcim nt in roads, and in lias henie ami Permanent. thing as a steamboat had < \ it Item seen, SHAWLS ing w ith !•:.!-V ..n il bv Stage, • mil.--) at iamioim-. Isaac Brown. Beniah Barrows and Sleplc ,, Xo wa-ie or I. -- of iai . in mi ing. or thought of on these salt waters. Some It is unnecessary to describe the beaut:- • R e p a ire d . H orili from < > els. lo *35. D i e . *r. S T K V K N S , lio net cra.-k or p< el. P a - , ngei - f..r II . .'•- •! . h r.inkiiii andG D hhlH .ro’, will Barrows, of West Camden, belonged to the 1 hean.-r and In it r than ai other P. int. purel:;.'” ti: t- for Sullivan. bail indeed apt wared on the flesh walci ful location of Camden Harbor and its! ...... -la. \XS or M t:t.nh«:nxs nut nf House anil Ofi!<*«*. ,.’il bouse on V. inter St. Cat! be applied by any one. K’ Ti IJMN- u ill i.a'.e Sullivan every T Jo lu la y . j soeiely, and attended our meetings. These rep a ir .-ati have them p u t in g » o d int. i’ t.y |.-av;n; III. n. to Ila* rijjht. 1 of the Uud-oit ami Delaware rivers busy village; for that is now what it w a-' at o u r Bal- il.trl.or at 7 ..’.-l.e k, tom h im 'a - above. a rrA in g in meetings were held in a brick meeting Win n* be will lm happy to >-.* nil hi* old patrons an. :• "'<'•! in ...... died *•< I...... il a! " p ,,..i al the creation. I’hysieial geography has ’ fri.-it.; . a n d :* i.acty I..-.V as ehouse Id g.v. h im . Sample e.,rd> ..a application. !;. :• , ■ wi;!; '!:•• ! :! !* . M. iia in . but nobody supposed a p c a x Z could be .ilu-ic Store, 3!0 Maia Street, ; ariikin. n Pmllaml a 5:50, and Bo 1 • . al IO P. M. bouse, which stood midway between the i-.lll. His thorough i.HDwIi dge o f the iiimiai; >y-I. |ii r I Li- brand from y.mr Ih ah r, I l.-iit J., v,. -to« an i Aim:: ta safely moved by -team on the high seas. made no change there. From the mag- j lteekbinil, or nt the FACTORY in Union. (AIlPETliVGS! b.dh ill health anti disease, at- . the a. ii.-n , f drugs oi •■Shore” and the “ Meadow,” convenient (o , I tin-; anie, has e. T ake m' .Hii' r .' ‘ A h .., •e:in with.* nilicent mountain in its background, old All the intercourse then between the towns ££s*os»: Wo have just recoivod 50 Bolls ' : !„:,ii>r...... • a re liot folilld ill the .'helllical I‘o not arc. p: any -n' iiinJ.•. ho111. because hieated there for the i i/ h iiI in ­ 3 >v-» ii , , matysi.-.J- i - . ! - .. .1 i dI pp It- ol Hi. ltiiinai. •, -i. m i;,|.. , c .BB, WIGHT X XORTOX, J././ob. and cities on the coast, by water, was in ?.Iegunticook, which attracts the first no­ i which gives us a much larger assort- . m ,. in. ,u : F o r. u h I.- Rockland, June 15. pi convenience of eilher place. The “Cily " foreign sub- sailing vessels; which trnnsportxal m e t tide of navigators on the distant sea, and m i t th a n w e h a v e b o o n k e e p i n g . ' GV V '.V-f. ■ SI5 i’i i.fDN STiiEET, was not large enough then to have a m eet-' I N S I D E i U h '. disc and passingeis to and fro. depending enlists the admiration of all travelers on , pui.- m all, r, ;t< M ri'cHiy, A i.limui.y, Zine, N E W Y ORK ing house, or even a tavern, as 1 recollect, j -g (•..pper, e!e.. and a-i preparations of same p internal U|x»i fickle wind for motive power the great Bay before it, is one of tin* most SUM M ER AHHANCEWSEWT- j Perhaps it may not lie improper for me lo! § | I Ft" Li Tapestry :m«l Ex. Super we luive 1u s ...I.a > i d. n hl; from lla < Jr.-ani, Kingdom, ami Crlailt'i! ihj nl! prnirrs. Passages are now made by steam between extensive, varied and enchanting views sum.- Private Patterns whie’i are \'liPY " b , :! ; •f. ii.t j.i I. :', •• !t. t>. s the Ill' ll.IN.. BAb- THREE TRIPS PER WEEK. that can he found in America. I wonder ! mention an occasion in whit h 1 “ lought v.’iiii -a i-5 P V i Rockland and Boston in 12 hours; those by IlAXDStDME. mid iu Low Priced I'ari. ! ...... •. n u . , , .. ■ d x,, .r u .iz ix ,. i 1 »cast.s uI E phesus.” Tin; scene was in the /V Stanivor, Poiiknid, Boston, Law­ sail will average not far from two to four not that Camden village is made a favor­ i i e hI a i c s o m ...... 1.,1 .li.-ulub. 1 1 Mt -.1 ku.ci, i'l l Ii.'- l.lki H III.Hl i. . Go.t.-.,.-.-: - .-’All i , Id...... iIle.;n. i. s .„ .i llie t.di ll. hJ'b o. h o u -e jn -lm e iili.,in .I. T h e r e rence and Lowell. days. A line of very nice passenger paek- ite watering place, in the heated season, liriek meeting ((J I - O I ei fe ted this ,' i . ia of 1.1, di. al pra. ti. .• that many A FOR - = | I’lcnsc c a l l n u l l ..,-r if w!i:ti iv • els mu regularly, or as regularly as wind for pleasure seekers from all parts far and | was a laienteil and educated Method isleler-I i ' The Fast Steamer i gyman on the eireuit. Rev. Stephen Enwelk 5C 7 g say is not uU true. GOOD O X L Y . and weather would permit, between Bel­ In the ors. There is now. 1 t/eai- or m ate hi adrata \ will, on payment < f $I.V5 - - - ’ . . . V I gen. r.d. viz: al: • vons I n.-eas. s, all Pisea.-.sof I iditional, he entitled to the new. novel, hand-..me, ac- Bm i.-p-'i • lb Ifa-B t nnl n ule id. mi in doctrine lielweeu us. by preaching to- arriving at I;... I.l'ai.d al 1 1 .m .. ami at I* itlamlin go by stage lo Boston, which jiassed I a oUcnt •• Bav View ” S T R E E T E R & irate and durable little detached I. V< r time piece g e th e r on Sunday, from 2'1'lies-. 1 :!). When once a wei k.rcquiri d nearly a w e e k 's ti .11 palp zed in llic .reason. 325 Main St. . . I I th. ST. NICHOLAS CLOCK. 15 c uts ad- the day came there was a general muster m.l If sent by m ail. A ddresa an d cost s i I. I'.y sailin g vessels tile c ■ mi llie hack side l>f the rial Hum. r- VoSE x POUTER, Puhli ln rs. w as $5. a lake, its wall i- high from the whole region, tilling the inside m sH iie ustKSf ___ he us«-s tlm I SI. am, r Ri.-iunond will c o n ., t the Portland S;. a.,i Pa. k. I « ..mo-, e a c h ___ ._ .w ____ _ •At the time lm ntioned, the shite town apil.al B—so m uch so llial ii ondt.il/ai.ti. W’e were to oeeuiiv tw en - Steam Dye House, j , " ...... I ty iniimles at a lime. He opened the dis-| S? I laneoek ( o. wa-Castine. It was, tlierefo dlclv llie nuiuw road which en.-i„n. and l followed, i, wa- ...... R h e u m a t i s m , N e u r a l g i a , S o i l- !t lilio a d P .ii.I-e, W a ter St reel, \ug« • helv E,H,&G.W.GOGHRAH'S llie scat of justice not only for Belfast. I ml the lake, makin.r plaints. <•{<•„ ing to the an,lienee, .hat al .he elo e. we Contracted Cords, also for Bangor, Ncwjiort, MontviUe, ’ .In; passage over il an object at once of EMILE BARBiER, Prop’r. Are treated v.iih : real skill, am! if he cannot w •urio.-ily and terror. This must In; one of were requested lo renew llie -uhjeet at. our L am e B ack, Stiff W eek, A>r>ifh ' t Pf.Hthnn at State Kair, Z.sTn. ■".ire in all cas. . he will h. Ip, ami m.mv .a-,- nalhaveii. and east ward as far as Gould manei.tly I'oture I I,. ..lit,. T lo— wlm ui-bt. H8E, M K , UFEg j This well-known esl.ihlishinenl. with its admirahl, town- ..oi F„. *. ami1 Lima.*? ki­ hi.ro. All these were in Hancock < lie altracliuii- to influence the pel, -leian next apiHiintmchi. We did so; ami the Sprains, Bs uises, fe ildi. ■- ...... d b\ a i ll:- I < I. \. < FK E.\» I Ihem -elv. - o f thi oppo.lunii-, o f ' in-- h v n r . nd I. I I. : I ■ HH. ID. ■ :U I*.. 11.,-: ;.„d I*.,,, Waldo Co. had not then been formed, picsls of the " Bay View House. " eongregalion llie second day was greater F elo n s, IxLIi n S , Pv.i.e ami ...... ilia manner to giv. PFK .•Ig i • * ino . i..r l. U II -. <1..... zx.. jjin \\’(J tveateil each oilier I f f < ■ r s v i t s f \< -i H »x. lunii>F,.V 8’ in I cth: .1 Id Willi, iport N Bilik poll, .-o' Lincoln Co. extended from what is n Al the lime 1 -peak of. there was au Chilblains^ Scalds. .,' , *, “ , ' , \ . p.b lurSSUht. SyM'RAYTFI1’ courteously, and M ti aidn, Inti". Al le .-t • Min-.- luun p. iii Ihieklaml to Burtlaml, I, Boeklaml lo laiwisloii. and from Bristol >Id -lylc meetiug-lumse, some di-tanee d DB. M. . ,1;..: J I’- WISE. Agent. Au KXCY...... Gtli.eal 212 N 511 Main Sin.!. the seaboard. |to and including MontviUe south of llie slream, a square, Iwo storied licit is wlcit both ( 7 , There was one edifice, with side and front galleries, in incident during the diseu—h.ii which made i'apit.u. Kc.i’in and Balermo and Butman (now W GILMAN BROS,, Afft’s, Boston, 1 V, -t ton) on the north. which llie services 1 was called lo emu I net a seii.-ation, not altogether 1., the advantage B. kiRKPATRIUK (ML Mt,. Desert, and Machias. bwcou-l I fiiiort notice. were performed. The principal members of Mr. Lowell. 1 had quoted as one oftny SIXTY MILLION DOLI-AES While I was residing ill Belfast, Sell. Kid Gl..\. -'dyed Black and elcansc! Scriplu.'c proofs, that the whole universe Adjusted arid Paid at this Agon* y SrMMSki: Al U tNCSi.UKNT. F-lliot, of Freedom, was executed in C >f tile society, were Nathaniel and Joshua ..•.ii.i-u • ••! - or h.'.ivy M a in St .. As<'t»l f o r R o c k ' ' | Pictou I Aj-ril I, I-;.;. lion caused a great excitement, and attare- STEAMER LEV. ISTOX, ted vast numbers of people from all the re­ President of die Senate, who died in olliee , err,/er.,./are that is in heaven, an,Ion the ip ur.j.cr> thQ B|oof| Ronovates nn(, ^ ( I llij; A,.i \ A. II.III:,. ! !..(..,I AI ul »r I . l’« ikins ft .Job, R C 'li: li.-ei-iny;. and whose funeral sermon I delivered, <*:u’tli, and under the earth, and ueh as an* in ■ NEW ADYEirriSKMEN lS. gion round aland. to witness the tragic v . i : k W.'!i-,‘ t:,.|r.“'i‘.'' a .t Co d chart, r always on hand lor IE S.. We I I.avf Wlu.rf, these:,, :uid nil that are in them, heard 1 say Invigorates the whole System. 1,10. V/' M i ne. Amongst the spectators nt the foot which was published, Abraham Ogier, Esq., , ‘ “ » 4 fi.rll m il.. ,.n 11 ESDAV an d Ins soil of llie same name, Mr. S. Ty­ ing, Blessing and hun,>r and gl< )ry:ind pow­ vi::.'',;,..' of the gallows, was a clergyman from Ils e,Heal Properties are P ianos ’ •* P h nsos! AGENTSI . . er he unto him that sitlelh upon the throne, 1 h o .: . . . Bluehill, who had composed some doggerel ler, Jr., one of the best men I ever knew, J I. N. KKENK, Beniah Barrows and his son Stephen, Roh’t and unto llie Lamb forever and < ver.” C all an.l .•qaiHin. th.* BIT T in th e m arket. verses, pretending to he .the confession of Ai/mvrivi:, m io , soi,vi:.vr a m » mr BOOTS, SHOES,’ RUBBERS, ( 0 I GI5S, golds'' IIOAKSEXESS, ■, Esq.. Ecmuel Ogier, Jam es < 'urtis, “ Yes,” exclaimed Mr. Ijivell. interrupting ./OR SALE BV l.b I.trnin- will I. a v Maehl: Elliot, which he peddled out amongst A n d till Throat Diseases, I TIH BSDAV nu.ri.ings,;. l.emuel Dillingham. Joshua Dillingham m e, “ < rt i ij ereatur- ; hut do you hold that Moe. i.: is, Sol- Lei.Ei. r, Wax le ather. F r n-h e, arriving in Portland > crowd at I i» tiec ha'-jx-miy a pieee. Now and AmerJc:-. i Gn’fStiu-, Machine !;-::ing,^ such creatures aaiiiQiib-t/s and .d/ tr'. > go lo RETIt*. b ,V ,,'. much lie made by the speculation was not merchant. I purchased a paltern-of Brown Brothers, I.inmg and Shoe Findings, WELL’S CARBOLIC TABLETS. navy blue hroadeloth of him, for a dress heaven?” There I had him on my hip. I d m : is ,ii:„l,. . v. tusiv, IV from ,!„• ini.-.-s r.rl C'afnep Maili anil / I’ ...} 1..,..] I t I I I’ < i.M.Y l .\ Itl.F E B «t.\F 5 r Lcwi-tnn lias a large capacity f,.r fr.-ieht n ported, hut it was regarded as lienealli . - I,■.•(, ,I lu rk s, r.,,,'-,,(,;t I,, ,1,., .,,,.1... ' t.ia.ts, >/ St iai ts.l , bOfl'l.lml. .U. replied, “ You, Mr. L.,are a minister of the A TRIED AMU SURE REMEDY the dignity of the clerical profess cloak,the,//mW,/ of which was so extraordi­ Ian. 1,1870. * 5 bold by all Druggists. Iu27 gos|k.-l, acting under Clu-isl's eommis-ioit j y-l,...... HI . very I n a ry lic it I woreil, in some shape, full forty 70 Ila .Tmt :. o f Probate, in a n d f o r Ito M. W. FARWELL, Agent. which reads [Mark xvt : 1SJ ...... Thorndike H otel, Yg. n C s <>|ii«-.«. N o. A t l a n t i c B l o c k , up -i .ir oxer from Belfast in boats lo enjoy the years. JVas’nl Unit economy? The Megnn- ’ j (toiinlii o f K n o .\ Boeklaml, March 1,1S70. 13 lie world, and preach the gospel ti ,u,.i i i,,„„ic ...... Ncii-ateia. edition. For myself, I never hail a taste liciiiik stream aflurds one of the best water ...... rillli: I. , r |.r, -.-hl-itc.i I AMt:s B. ARBY. ROCKLAND, - MALNK. powers in the Slate, and was then consider r r , - a t , do you p reach to ...... an d ...... i ,,l' -..all, 'l l,,,I,la-l.„l, ill - li.l I '„llllly, ,li. .1 ,'li II ■ KAOMH H& WHtTSi.i’iopiieltiis. for such sights, and pnrjioscly abstained .*.11, ,1:,)'III May i o il, iul, -hili., I.-HVing pylr-mit! i -ta ,- .Iyer’s Cathartic Pills. Baror & S adis land .aliarls when you preach lo the people i p., , i , . :„.,i lonptive ,ii-,':i-, - a a s u ,, pmIM from going. Leonard Jarvis, Esq., of Ells­ ably improved, hut not to the extent il is r * Ih rry Bi others’ Livery Stable is conucctcd with ... . ' , , , I I 'n s l l i l . s . ■■linples. B lotch es, Bi,its. T ell..-, Win refore. . oiir | dititim r-, a creditor ami a daiigh! ol lhomaston? ' lie was non-plussed,and j scaimoa.!, »i„t u h , v d .i o . m : i.:wi„ v , worth, was the Nigh Sheriff who at present. er of-ai.i -i.. pray that letter- of admiiiisna STEAMBOAT CO. dropped his head in silence, whilst the eon- ...... -Bill e rta te m ay I... granted t„ SA M I F I. I' F O L W IIE P I IH'OSiSOI’ Ai'AMIIA PIIISIC. culprit. Elliot was a business man who I am not aware licit Rock]mrt existed as BROWN, of said .South Tin.ma^i.m. giegalion could hardly wilhuld vociferous HEW ROUTE TO had acquired a large properly for the times village or was known Iiy licit name fifty applause. Mr. L. afterwards changed his Dl-Iili-.V. I'.J|„::|,. u .-ill,I Deer Isle, Mt. Pesert. Ells­ hut lie was a man of had temper and in year ago. It is now an important part ol JOHN B. LOVEJOY’S «*ral ISdtilily, V i.«,i;t i .\j; KXOX co l N TV -In Court of Probate, held at Rock- Z k worth & W inter Harbor. religions belief, became a I'nitarian and laud on the third Tuesday of Jane, 1ST.;. temperate habits, and committed thccrimc, TIIE STEAMER was settled over a parish in New Redford. On the petition afor. sai.l, Oiu»EHi:i>, That notice In it is said, under the influence of liq THOMASTON g v. n, by pul.ii- .ing a . ..py of .-aid p. iitn.n, with this Insurance Agency, He was every way a respeelahle man. 1 CHARLES HOUGHTOX, lie declared that he killed the child lie- Was always a respeelahle town, and ac oiah r thei'i oil, three w eeks su c re —ivclv. n rin r to tin- believe he died some years ago. third Tm-.Iay of July next, in the CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, CAPT. ORIS INCRAHAM, eatlse he thought it not his own, hut no qttired reputation as the residence of the Any futhcr account of my professional R o c k l a n d , - - M a i n e . doubled the chastity of his wife. His s utionm-y Gen. Knox, Washington' holden in Bin k am i, ami -ln.w cause, if -mv, why the knowledge of men and things of Rockland, prayer of said petition should not he granted. since Ids death, have lieen honored with Secretary ol War, and a large land-holder «Lru.'S3t:Z - .. - y -t T IIC B -- DAY 2-. :.t -• and other towns on the bay, might he un­ E. M. W O O D .JuJ< '.‘ elo.' .« k, (or i u arrival of Steam, t seats in both bouses of our Legislat in Ute place. It had a good start, as to of ll,'‘ P' Gtiou am! order then on. II-..Ill. Pnipoll! th i nd. an.! outside -it r- Ir. n. Bo to n -, h r suitable for you paper; therefore I forbear. A tte -t.—T . B. I'lK iii'»:, B. A ster. D. BIRD & CO, D.erlrlsi.-T -Th, li I. 1 .1 lare.So. W e-tamlBarllarho.-, M: cures ejected by V k c e t in i: have iu- Tumors am! Saif Klieuni. Worms, Gout, N. u- It is according to Scripture that “ the ... tier, from the beginning. Its , ____ ( Suceetssuri io (i. if. P ro w n ij p ’o.,) 1»« •• ri)..and ami Wint...... r Harm r. With regard to Rockland I need say little ...... sieluus and apothecaries whom we rolgia, as a Dinner Pill, ami Purifying know to prcHcrihc and use it in their own families. KNOX c o I XT Y -III Probate < ',.iirt, held at Rockland B E I URNIN'G. ha v . - V every W ED shall not hear the iniquity of his father.” pal business, then as now. and as it will he ItKAl.KKS IN NFS DAY ami FRIDAY on the third T.h -d a \ o f «Juu<. 1870. th e B lom l...... — 4.3u o’clock, or nothing, for doubtless you have all the In fact, Vi ('.i'.t in i'. is tin best rcm e.lv v t di-- • vi r- d arriving at Rockland at about II Ezekiel x : 20. The principal men in Bel­ " r, was the manufacture of little. This for the ahov disease-,an.l i-theonlv n liahle BJ.DOD Are the mo-t congenial purgative yet p S!.::m.rs...... for Bo-bui. ------forthcoming sheet. 1 can only say it Sand, Fire Brick ami Cement. Pills. They are safe ami jd. asar.t to take, hut power Wilson, Member of ('(ingress, a rcry tal­ than any one gold placer in California. preimuted for probate: W ill leave C«.mim r. ial WharfW h arf everye u r\ SATURDAYS l’REI’AREh BY’ NO. 6, IRANKIN BLOCK ful to cure. They purge yul the foul humors of ,he morning al .5 I-i o’clock (or ..u arrival of Some of it iv.-ls shi])|ied from the harbor small and not a very cleanly place Oiumui.n, 'l icit notice he given to all persons inler- ented lawyer, lint he loved liquor a little • ted, by publi-liinga copy of this order in th.- blood ; they stimulate the sluggi-h or tlLord. r. d or ahov. ) forc i Ellsworth, r.o -v .o rlh , touching at S. nth lh . ... half a century ago. Some idea of the mag H. R. STEVENS,Boston,M ass. Ri;ET E T IFUN R N J IN NG, G , leaves h a v es E!l-uorthEH.-worth cv.ry, v. rv M O N D A Y loo well; Hon. William Crosby, Judge of| te mouth of Mill River, hut most of I nal (,'azeth print d at Ito. kiand, in -aid County, three into action; and they impart Inal 11, and tone to the nitude of the cities and towns mentioned in w. e k- siie.'e.—iv.-lv, that they m ay a p p ea r al a P robate im .in in g at ...□> o'clock,k, tom loin binglung at SS. -n uili tl D ,, r I !«-, it from the “ .Shore village,” which,as this w hole being. T h ey c u re n ot 4>nly th e every da y « arrizing ia Boeklaml at ah,mt I! o'clock Court of Common Pleas. He and Wilson YVliatis Vkgetim: ?—It is a compound extracted < .mt to he Initial Boeklaml. in -aid County, on the c. G. M OFFITT, City of:j “ the foregoing article may he had by notie from barks, roots and herbs. It is Nature's Remedy, third Tiles,l:fy of July next, and show cause, if plaints of every body, hut formidable ami dange wiih steamer City of Richmond for Portlai______were lxitll Federalists. Ex-Gov. William becamenconsiderable i»rt, became “ East it is perfectly liarmle.-s front any had etl'eet upon the any they have, why the said instrument should not he ing the numbers of voles in 1S19 on the proved, approved ami allowed as the la.-l will and test- Life and Fire Insurance Agent. T h e St. aim r C n.vut.hs H ot u ti r<>\ has been recently G. Crosby was the soil of Judge Croshv; Thomaston,” hut now, the still growing and system. It is nourishing and -trciiglhcning. it aet- relilted and furnish.d with a m w hoik r and new ma question of erecting Maine into a separate tlirectly upon the blood. Il quiets the nervous system. iw:’•) ,L ‘ 1 a “ ' E M w o o , )t ,T|J(lgv> • KvprcMMitfi T h irty -n in e M illio a D ollars. hut lie was a youth when I knew him. wealthy city of “ Rockland.” By the way, It gives you good, sweet sleep at night. It is a’ great performed ami of great beta lits they have derived from t hiuery, making her in every way a tirst-cktss steamer. Stale, and (lie sentiments on that subject. panacea for our aged father* and mothers; for it give* true copy,—A ttest:—T. P. PlEKCE, Register. Losses adjusted at this olli.v.' these l’HD. The/ .re the safest ami best physic for Other leading men of Belfast were Judge its present incoqioi'aled name never struck them strength, quit-!.- th e ir nerves, and gives them N'ft- In Relfast the whole number of votes east, ------by Wo. 237 Union Block, children, beams mild as well as elleetu'.l. Being su­ J. P. WSSE, Agent, Alfred Johnson, Jr., a ripe scholar, his my fancy. It carries too much the KXOX COl’X I V—In Probate Court. In Id at Roe gar coat, d, tiny are .a-v to lake; and being purely Dr.CYKi S *Tl RD1 VANT, Gcn'I A g en t, l'o it- was 171, of which 115 were ayes, 2G nays; in on the the third Tuesday of June, P>7G. 5 • BUCKLAND, MAINE. 1 ial. brother, Hon. ltalpli C. .Johnson, a wealthy that it is like other lo c k s , a barren lield of Vegt table, they are entirely harmless. R ockland May 1, 1S70. 21 ton (including Rockland,) whole A T ARY' S. KIMBA1.L. Administratrix on the es- merchant. Judge Bohan 1*. Field (father of unsightly boulders, which is far from being 31 i tleo flh P O K. KIMBALL, late ..f Boeklaml, 1'RE PA RED BY 210, of which 121 were ayes, 89 in -aid County, deceased, haying presented her third CBL&S, A. DAVIS, the present Rev. Hr. Field of Bangor) true. Generally its soil is alluvial, free DR.IJ. C. AYER <&. CO., Lowell, M ass.; nays ; ill Camden whole No. 11:1, of which Practical and Analytical Clicniisls. William White, Esq.. John Merriam Esq., from coarse rocks, the stone of which the Oitur.itr.n, That notice thereof he given, three t Attorney and Counsellor at Law THUE P. PIERCE, 97 were ayes and lti nays; in Lincolnville siic-essively, in the lirn kta n tl t.’a;. t t , . printed in I 4* J-Sol. J by ail Druggist* and Dvalersin Mtdicii William Moody, Esq., Hon. Joseph Wil­ lime is made being in strata under the iand. in .-aid Coiintv, that all person- int. re-te.l may CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK. whole No. 92, of which 38 were ayes, 51 Vr.c.r.rixi: for the complaints for which it is recoin aitend at a Probate* C«»urt to he held at ib.ekland, on Attorney and Counsellor at Law. liamson, afterwards President of tile Sen­ surface. I recollect, when the act of in­ m ended, is having a larger .-ah- throughout the Fnite.1 Ihe third Tuesday of July next, and -lmw ROCKLAND, MAINE, if»tf nays. Compare these with the votesforgov­ ate, George Watson. Esq., formerly sheriff corporation was before the Legislature, Stales that any other one medicine. W hy? V e~c- if any they have, why thu said account should a. ! Olliee in New Court House, ernor last September, and the increase ol Uue w ill cure these complaints. ' '*3w;: i ' ‘ E . M. W O O D , Ju d , of the county, Hon. Nathan Reed, and oth­ that I objected to calling it ZW Iand, and A'.'- KOCTlvIJAJVIJ. : NJLA.1IVJ4. population will thereby he easily improved. A ttuc copy,—A ttestT . P . PiKKCK, Register. C. F. &8TTREDGE, ers. J was particularly interested in Mr. suggested, as more truly signilieantand op- VALUABLE INFORMATION' Prompt attention fciven to all business en The whole State then east hut 21,223 voles, AGENT FOR THE tiu-te.i io h u care. U ' Reed, as lie was a member of Congress propriate, that of “Liuicston,” which of which 17,091 were for separation, and lie n tle m e li-M y nnly object ill giein’gDee. yo,j 12,1509. from Essex Co., Mass., when Jefferson was would mean, not only it was a lime tow n tlii« tesll. A . M . /V U S T I N , Hampton Tea Comp’y, of N. Y. 7,132 against it. Last September tile vote l.mlly iitSieLV Best Oolong Tea, 40 Cents. CL L. SLACK, elected President by the House of Repre­ (ton) hut also the character of the stone on DENTIST. BEO Y BROTHERS had increased about one hundred thousand...... 'S F ' F OFFICE OVER T. A. WFN I WORTH’S STORE, B est J a p a n , (iO C ents. L5 8 4 al a J ’< > S T I S I S , sentatives. The contest was between him which it is founded and which constitutes IlEJtK V liJ.OCMC. mill knolvile.: il till,,, n i .IdDD.!^...... dm, ane, j| looJ.lo A I'l'eine" i NEW LIVEHY&UACK STABLE K<>< TvIT AIX 1>. and Aaron Ilun'. The House voted by the great source of its business. But my Dentistry in all its branches promptly ullended t MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, M e . The only manufactory of gongs and t REASONABLE PRICES. Suites, each Suite giving one vote by its iggestion tam e too late, or was not appre- Teeth extracted without pain, by the use ol cymbals in the country is it; Boston. Nitrous Oxide (las. delegation. The contest was violent and ated. 1 ^B. KENNEDY’S CANKER CURE. A NEVER Prom 300 to 400 gongs and 500 pairs of • e,i ijie'l'ie i:. ;,;e.li.'h,.','. i / failing remedy f.,r Can!;, r in SP„na<.|., Throat, protracted. Mr. Adams being out of the At Mill River there was a respectable „ ill,, I III, III I 1,11,1 bib, II ...... M outh o r Lip-L PR IC E :ta C E N T S , at cymbals per year are produced, the 3 ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORK. question, tile Federalists all voted for Burr. village, hut not large. There was no States liri K free from p im p le, mi.l eniptliim*. I lisiv.- never price depending upon the size — cym­ R. H ARVEY COUNCE, For thirty-live times the vote was a tie. Prison there then, Maine being a district enjoyed mi an.nl llenltll In foi e, ulnl I :.ltI il.llte il nil 1,, bals of twelve and fourteen inches •• „„.„r Vimensi . To 0 ,„ -„ mlli. l,„l will, aiiilSiirm orW iiw M -____ i lininliniii, I will make nientlon ntno of il,„ Vian: New ami Elegant i) Mr. Reed lo his dying day was enthusias­ of Massachusetts, not as yet separated from O R D E R Any style ol Single or Double learn furnished at 'I t .ini- of the City c .m n e il of the City of'R diam eter ran g in g from <24 to $36, and I/S womlt rful power of curing me «.f this acute i tic in his relation of that experience. I and at reasonable rail-. land, will he in session at the City Treasurer's ()| gongs selling at fifty cents per inch of THOMASTON, MAINE. n New York O F nm ,P llil:l.Wl„lia, '• .nie BI... k. on the lir-i FR ID A Y evening o f , liked to hear him deseribetlie proceedings of tile principal men of llie place with whom transient Teams, in th e city...... -Ii. from 7 1-2 tilh 9 ..'clock, for the purpose of 6w29 AT 't.IIS OFFICE D A N C E S Particular utleiiHon is given , All lulls mu-t be approved by the p a rty contrac Esq., Judge Thatcher, II. Prince, Esq., Co)’ how, day after day, IN R. COOK ’8 T<)(>T IIA CI IE A X D A G F E CP RE. M. A. ACIIORN,) When is :t fowl’s neck like a Imll? (41 brought in on beils; 1 i trad ed Dwight and Joseph Sprague, Esq., (who When it is wrung for dinner. Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists. PRICE 25 CENTS. $5 hi $20 AT CITY DRUG STORE Iy22 R vekland, A pril 27, 1S70. 21 Centenmaf M em orial

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