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happy; and he says he will he miserable Mrs. Grimford gave a hollow groan. Air. Cliiinccllor W alw orth’s Office, Errors About Apoplexy. W ellesley Students, ing a lietter price for the merchantable ar­ gO Ctl'lh without me, and—” Wilmer touched his horse slightly with the S a r a t o g a . “ Caroline, Em astonished at you? Of w hip. A recent medical writer makes the fol­ To the bracing tone of the Wellesley at­ ticle to the extent of 15 per cent, profit. mosphere, and the wholesome effect of Wel­ The pans and coolers are arranged in sets course I’m in earnest! I have neither “ Stop,” cried Mrs. Grimford. “ I consent [ Any one passingthe house might see him lowing suggestions, which correct some gold nor gems to lay on the shrine of the lesley ideas, the students themselves are the B rikk articles, suggestions,and results ol experience of four single pans within one large water Who Old Canoe,' < —but it is under a protest.” ihard at work throughout the day, and‘his 'elating to Farm, Garden or Household loanagemunt cause: hut I have a daughter, and I intend “ You can protest all you like,” said Mr. ! lamp was burning there still until two, prevalent notions regarding apoplexy :— best witnesses. 'l’liee hundred healthier, pan, divided by partitions, permitting the ire invited from our readers interested in sueh matters. water to circulate around one or all the pans XThoro fhe reek© are gray as».l th e ahoro is ite ep . to show the world.what a woman unshaek- Wilmer, assisting his mother-in-law elect three, and often four o’clock in the morn- “ In conversing w ith several {persons happier, more blooming girls it would lx; And the water© below look dark and deep. eled and unfettered c m accomplish! You. into the carriage. Silently Mrs. Grimford | ing. In this same otlice the chancellor about Yice-Prcsident Wilson's death and hard to find in company together. They as the o|a.*rator may elect. Tho set is ar­ Where the rugged pine, in its kmc-ly pride, Caroline, should glory in thus becoming an entered the pliadon; silently she drove home i held his “ motion courts.” This was not its cause, I have noticed that few have ire not cumbered with much serving; they ltUKAL TOPICS. ranged in a wood frame, is constructed of the licst tin and painted on the outside, so Leans gloomily over tho xuurky tide; ofl’erin g . ” and in silence crossed the threshold of her only a convenience to himself, hut gener- right conception of the symptoms of a|»o- ‘ are not hampered by many rules T he) as to prevent rust. The circulation of the Where tho reeds and rushes are long and lank, ’ But Carrie, apparently unappreciative of liouse, as became a conquered party! I ally agreeable to the members of the. bar riic condtlions constituting an at- . appreciate their privileges, arid are worthy [W ritten for the GasetU by T. 15. II in k b , o f Linden, And the weeds grow thick cu the winding bank; 1 lie great lot hi store for her, cried more •Tothink,” she said, in a hollow voice, who, hv going there instead of to Albany, j ^:le^ :irc the rupture of a cerebral blood- o f them. To a large degree. they are their X. J., for many years Editor of the Enrol Amtrican water is constant and thorough. Many Where the shadow is heavy the whole day through, piteously than ever. as she sat at dinner, “ that after m v precepts were able U combine a little business with vessel, and consequent hemorrhage of ex- own governors. Never had young women ami one of the most experienced farme other jiointsof excellence possessed by these There lies at its mooriu-a the old canoo. “ Tears will not move m e,” said Mrs. and examples, Caroline should end her ca­ a trip to the Springs. A wood-box being i b’-ivasation of blood into the brain. The finer opportunities for study in the midst of u dfuruit growers in the United States.] ingenious milk-pansand coolers can he bet­ ter appreciated by a personal inspection than Tho useless paddles are idly dropped. Grimford, returning to her butterflies. “ I re er by g ettin g m arried ’ ” covered with a carpel, an arm-chair was effect of an extravasation of blood into the surroundings more attractive. If in their only regret that I am ti e parent of so de­ “ M am m a,” said <’arrie, tim idly. “ I d on’t placed upon it, and a long-lc'ged desk he-1 i”’;lin substance is the same as compression , beautiful rooms they ever grow weary, all by any description. Like a sea bird's wiugs that the storm has lopped, RAISING CLOVER SEED. Aud crossed on the railing, one o'er one. generate a daughter. think it so terrible a fate, after all.” fore it. and the little otlice w7ts thus e o n - a depressed portion of the skull, he- the beautiful grounds without are before ( lover that is designed for gathering the Like tho folded hands when the work is done; “ Mamma, ” ventured poor little Caro­ “ To think,” continued Mrs. Grimford, verted into a court-room. Here for many eaust; the brain is enclosed in a hard, un-, them. They ramble at will through all the Top Dressing Oreliarils. While busily back and forth between line, aftera few moments of silent griev­ paying no attention to her daughter’s reply, years distinguished counsel came to make, yielding, bony ease. Under these circum- broad dominn. Tho lake is their skating should he on land where not many ing. -1 promised Sydney to ride with him “ that you should meet the fate of an ordi­ defend, and argue motions in chancery. I stanc,‘s the pressure caused by the extrava-‘ park in winter, the scene of their boating weeds will grow, as the seeds of the weed, The London Garden says; "Top dres­ The spider stretches his silvery screen. sing can lie applfcd to orchard trees on And the solemn owl with the dull “too whoo/* this afternoon. ” nary woman! ” Hither came Ambrose Spencer, Chief-jus-j S:l,cd blood interrupts tho circulation in the exploits in summer. When Mr. Longfel- make kthc clover seed foul. The second grass with the perfect contidenco that im­ 6c t ties down on the side of the old canoe. “ You must give him up. On such a But, mamma, dear, I never had any am­ tiee of New York..lolin U .!Spencer, Joshua i substance of tin; brain, and the apoplectic low visited them last autumn, it was a dc- year it should he mowed for hay at tin; subject I can accept no compromise.” bition to he an extraordinary woman.” S|x?iieer, Charles O’Connor, Samuel Stcv-! phenomena, such as stupor, insensibility, lightful row they gave him inau eight-oared time of first blossoming, the second growth proved crops will follow, although the The stern half sunk in the slimy wave, • But. mamma, 1 promised. ” And so was brought to an abrupt termi- ens, Mark Reynolds. Elisha Williams, Ben-■ ete ’ are ’n due to :t deficiency of a barge, called the £’m?/r/c7/ne; ami after a being best for seed, to he cut as soon as tin grass itself may he the first to show the Uot6 slowly away in its living grave, M r s . Grimford gravely rubbed the end nation all the plots and plans for a model I jnmin F. Butler, of New York, Daniel l,r“l‘er supply «»f blood to the nervous mass, scstson or two of practice, it would be a tine heads turn brown. It may be cut with a benefit of top-dressing. There isliefore us Aud the green moss creeps o'er its dull decay o f her nose. “ A prom ise is a prom ise, ( -aro- xistenee which had lieen formed for Mrs. | Lord, William If. Seward, David Graham, • Bieehanism is practically the s/tme i crew which they could doubtless send to mowing machine, raked into small cock an instance of an orchard of apple trees Witting Mi m ouldering d u st away. line, nor shall I require you to break this;” when a|M»ple.xy depends on sudden and in- com pete, in graccam l skill, if not in stren g th ami dried by turning them over several planted on thin gravelly soil; the trees Like the hand that plants o’er the tomb a flower. Grimford’s Daughter. } and many other men of equal mark, though tense congestion, or the plugging of a ,i with their brothers of Harvard and Yale. times or a combined mowing and reaping were covered with moss and stunted, al­ Or the ivy that mantles the falling tower; (Carrie visibly brightened) “ but I shall ae- I of a later generation. Here once William eompany you.” (The pretty face clouded j Kent and George Grillin were pitted cerebral artery by a blood clot. I \Vho ever heard of a fire-brigade manned imiehmc may he used. Put on the plat- though not by anv means obi (about 25 While many a blossom of loveliest hue TEMPERANCE TRIUMPHS years.) The grass of this orchard had been ag a in .) against Daniel Webster in a case involving Tho symptoms of the disexse and imine-1 exclusively by women? There is one a t . fi>t’n | shar|>en the knives well, and then Springs up o'er the stern ol the old eaaoo. ; GREAT BRITAIN. mown year after year for the sake of tidi­ “ Where are you going? ” | the Illinois State bonds, which crowded the diale cause of death are. then;for«*. due to Wellesley, for it is there believed that, j "’R*1 ;l good hand rake keep the crop on alack of a proper supph/ of blood to the j however incombustible tin; college build- 1 he platform until there is enough for a ness, thus exhausting the soil moro than The currentless waters are dead and still, “ To the woods beyond the glen. Syd­ In such a mighty contest as that waged Hoorn, piazza, and sidewalk with anxious brain, and not, ;is is generally supposed, to : ing mav he, the students should he taught . large hunch, when it is pushed oil’. At the trees did. A rather rough system of 11 ut the twilight wind plays with the boat at will, ney is going to get, me some woodsorrel for the cause of temperance, a cause which until, out of consideration for Aud laxity in and out again for my herbarium.” an accumulation or ‘rush of blood to the how to put out fires in their own homes, | next passing drop a hunch at th< top-dressing was inaugurated at a sacri­ has the world for its field Mid the elevation I these, the chancellor adjourned to the Uni- fice of appearances: all sorts of refuse ma­ li floats tho length of the rust y chain. “ Nor will the expedition lie unprofita­ of the whole human race for its mission, * versalist Church. “ This cause does not head.' It may appear paradoxical that a and he trained to presence of mind, to f: -amc place so as to make winrows. Like th© weary march ol'tho hands of limo. When partly dry. cock itandlet the di ving terial were wheeled or carted into the or­ ble to me,” said Mrs. Grimford, gravely. whatever strengthens the n ovement at any ! vnd here,” said Grillin, in ;t tragic hme of superfluous quantity of blood within the miliarity with the thought of what is to he That meet and part at tho noontide chime, chard and spread over the surface, such as • -There are choice varieties of ediaiiluni one point in the line strengthens it at all * voice: “ we shall meet again at Philippi. cranium should destroy life by depriving i done in case of tire, and lo a full realiza­ process he completed as already described. Aud tho shore is kissed at each turning anew, sifted coal ashes, olll decayed tan, the and aspleniuni to he found in those woods, tho others, and whatever triumphs are won i Ay,” replied Webster, witlfa grim humor ble mass of brain of sufficient supply • .of . t ion . of the . most important • . fact that any fir . This plan obviates raking and leaves the Uy th© dripping bow of tho old oauoe. and my collection of native ferns is as yet hv one division are the common triiipl.s of that convulsed the audience, “ the learned ' nrtenal blood, yet the fact is sufliciently can be put out at the beginning. Twenty crop in better condition. Draw it on a dry oil and rubbish from tbe potting bench, sweepings and scrapings of incomplete.” all. American temperance reformers, there- i counsel will meet us again at Philippi: hut ^lear I he rupture of the cerebral blood- hand-pumps are distributed throughout tin- day and thresh it at the proper time with Oh, many a timo with ceaseless hand, m pe . . ___ roads, etc., until a considerable thickness (’arrie retired in consternation, not to vessel is due to the weakness of its coats, | budding, each supplemented by six pail* a elover liuller. When a mowing machine I hare pushed it away from the pebbly strand, fore, all who are interested in tin; spread of ! will they pay us when we get there?” of material had accumulated. The first re- read reports or study paleontology, hut to which is tin; result of general debility or filled with water. Every pump has it? cannot he had. the crop may he cut slowly And paddled it down where the stream runs quick. tin; principles of total abstinence*, will lx* i At “ Pine Grove 1 the celebrated “ spike ult was a troublesome growth of grass slip out to the garden, where Sydney Wil­ previous ill health. In the great majority | captain of six „ girls, one of whom is lieu- u iih a sevtlu*. If a clover huller cannot Where th© whirls are wild and the eddies are thick, pleased to know that the cause which they case” dragged its “ slow length along” for which was kept down with the soytlie, hut And laughed as I leaned o'er the reeking sila. mer was sitting by a great rose-tree that iscs there are no premonitory symp- tenant; and all the companies are drilled J ,e procured, let thehav become quite ripe, have nt heart has lately won several signal 1 many years, in which nearly all our great not cleared away—on the contrary, allow- And looked below In the broken tide. carpeted the velvet grass with showers of .in- unz ...... — ...... -*• _____ reference ! buns. Then’* attack “ ' ...... may’• lx* preceded, ’ ’ in? 1 it * convenientopportunities - . . . . .in . handling .,the Din«i jf it has been wet,it will shell the bet­ triumphs in Great Britain. The organiza-i lawyers had a finger. It. was I to rot on the surface. By and by the To sue that the faces and boats were two. soft pink petals at every passing breeze. lion Of”:i total' aLtin,?tl\^^ undertook afterinstances, hv a*sense of weight or I I’min^hi forming lines,lin. and in (Kissing the ter. trees began to emit quantities of young That were mirrored back from the old cauoa. “ Oh, Svdnev—Svdnev! I am so miser­ ing seven thousand members, among the the abolition of his office. The original I fullness, vertigo, flushing of the face, .-le., pads. I oe whole org. mization is officered THE BEAK BI.1GI1T. roots from the lower parts of their boles in­ British soldier- in India shows that II..- suit was hroughtin the UiiitetLSLates tMm t ^ csc are never of sufficient ! by a superintendent amd secretary. Hose ab le.” I had something to say on this subject in to the top-dressing, and the second result But now, as I lean o’er the crumbling aide. “ Carrie, what /.• tin; m atter?” he cried, inov.-ineiit is siircadinn- with .neat itower ! f»r Hie infringement of a right In give a ; ^trniliran. - In u-anaiil llie pre.lirtion of an . ..nipanies fur the <>|>,.iali»g of the gr mixed in a similar ‘,rvh.i,7lH''"'''‘''''i .'" r ’ l'e'.‘1r of its , that the next crop of apples was con­ And look below in the sluggish tide, — ** hastily going toward her: and Carrie told •••* ■ " • .-I Hiari-aiito lhehea.1 of a spike in the :,tl:,,ek- , Sl:.l',lstll:3 s,l<>,v Hint oft;:! eiises i steam liio-pnuip ate rn-g Tils face that I sue there is graver grown, in an entirely new direction; and tile gift. I |ieenliar rap lo the head of a spil siderably larger and of a much improved him. io the best of her ability, what the dyzed with reference to premonitory I manner.— From “ Wellesley College,” by’ ° ' - •“ 'i - i i n - o f tie rs all over tin* And the laugh that I hear is a sober tons. of three hundred rupees by the Prince of | process of formation, and the question hi | country. I would now say that all varietif ymptoms hv ltoehc.uix, they were present Ei>w uu> Aiaarrr, in Ifarjici-'sfor Aur/iisl. quality; the branches were severely thin­ And the hands that lent to tho light skiff wings matter was. W.des toward the. expenses of this organ- the referee was to ascertain tlx; in cm tube subject to this disease, and in all ned to admit light and air, well dusted “ Is that all?” he asked, when the reci­ creased profitsof a party of manufacturers I ”1 only !k les- than lift lit. of the Have grown familiar with sterner things; ization. and the recent installation of 1 kinds of soil. There is no preventive, nt with quicklime to remove moss and lichens tal was finished. f the Oxford hraneli |so rappingas aforesaid, and thcconseqnunt l“'r- 1 bahihly loan attaek-jittuek I ( u>||y Ag Lvwv|;1(S f,.i..nijs „f| least ’none that But 1 love to think of the hours that spud Leopold as President of the Oxford branch of J lea.-t ’’none that has yet been discovered and they were amply repaid annually by •• L n’l that enough? ” she replied pileous- As 1 rocked where the whirls tlieir white spray o f th e C hurch T em p er incc Association, are | damages to the other (wrly having flu; ex- i ** • ,n,n ,Hf ‘lir< *.* the higher education of wonu*n have scored that is generally admitted to he sure, this simple attention. ” Iv. “ When we were goingto have such a remcnl is recognized elusive right so to rap as aforesaid. Mrs. - ' ' l“l: ? !"‘‘C " *' another point. The authorities at Tuiver- hast season I saw shed indications that the move the following reel’pe puh- le hiehesl quarters. Walworth onre, in conversation with Gov-; -‘P*-1 6 >t.iia of a„c, w IolIi i. due to ,jlv College. London, consented this v.-ir lidicd, which was Ire the blossom waved or the preen grass grew nice ride, and —” and apprecialon in the i written by a noted horti- O’W the mouldering eturn of the old canoe. “ Never mind, petite. It will he all The last annual fete of•iheXalional Ten- ernor Seward, said. - I wish yon would cv- ° ,'h.e admit holies to the class in It,.-' eullnrist: .....1 I .1 blood-vessels in old age, ami hence their think it worth a fair trial: AGRICULTURAL NOTES. „ —J/Ur/JM*. ritrlil. So she won’t consent to our mar- perance League, which took place in Lon-j plain what this everlasting spike suit is. .... man law, ami two : ailed themselves of the j “ To one-half a bushel of lime add ringe—eh? What shall we do, Carrie?— .lull on ill..' H ill lilt., was an unusually i about; I ilon’t understanil it.” •• In.Iee.l, i ° • I P'ivUcge.un.lactually piesente.lthemselves I iinimds of ilour of snlpliur, and mix with Mr. George Geddes has stated that one imposins an.l suecossfiil .leu.nnslraliu,,. madam” lie replied, - I should he very , 7>I>I»^1 that an alla.-k ,s Pv” ,in:lli„n T|„! w :ls t|1;tl olll. J gallons of hot water.” The me is o quietly elope? ” of his fields has been kept in a condition of lhc.qe;.t iniieli ashamed if you did. I have been usually preceded by strong mental excite-1 „r „ ...... _ . . r . M arriage Song. “ ()ii. Sydney, you know 1 would never Excursion trains wei of them was lirst and the other third on the j lie slacked before adding the sulphur, and increasing fertility for fifty years by grow­ I from II...... in it for several rears, and I don't! ™cnt “r violent physical exertion. T i l l s marry without her consent.” rail wav lines, ami crowds gat hei lists. Facts like these are worth a great deal [ the mixture is to he applied to the trunks ing clover with no other fertilizers than Sweet be the stars that glimmer most. disLant counties, those from Hull and I understand it yet.”— W il lia m L. St o n e , I d°PS not se<-‘ni to be tin* case. Although •• And are two lives to he made misera­ attacks sometimes follow severe muscular! l’f.talk of ““‘‘"'."'K to™»> "f trees and the largest branches will, gypsum . Above y o u r p a th s of life, ble because she thinks matrimony a mis­ from York starting as early as midnight on j in lfa/per s Mtu/azine for Auyue.t. xercise or mental exeiten.ent, in the large * * P? I . ' ‘""'l'- 1 ! iV i". o i“ hL" '',th V ' " he." t h ? Sweet be the faith and glory, take?” he asked gravelv. If your chicks get infested with vermin, Monday in order to reach the Crystal Pal------, .. , 1V —*! * ‘ *\ Inch they e:iiu to apply themselves blight attaeks the trees, the part alleeted nnnoint the poll of the head, undor the Sweet be tl»r dear old slory. “ 1 suppose so,” and C u rie’s pretty bead :n e In lime fur the festivities ..f t...... ay. 1 ...... , . . . . . ------! l.''»|-ortinn of eases the alleeliun is nut in- A h! love, dear lo [Slagjfie M itchell’s Cottage at. Long! (|„,.L,| |,v llny „i)Vinus exciting cause. turning black, the hark cracking, and the wings and under tile throat, with sulphur drojiped like a rose in the rain. Sydney I'lie number of visitors registered was thir­ Shield these tw j hearts Irotu strife. 1} ing above the blight, cut oil' the dis­ and lard: better still with kerosene, if you watched her quivering lip and tear-stained Branch. Gciulrin analyzed 176 cases, and found “ I’ve got another, my dear,” said Mr. ty-four thousand; there was singing by a eased part immediately and allow new use't with judgment and discretion. O love ! thy sacred meaning eyelids and said no more. IhalG? (over a.j per cent.) orriu'rd during chorus of live thousand children; ami Dorkins as lie hurried into the house. “ If branches to grow up below the cut. I now Is in the faith divine In the afternoon, when Mr. Wilmer She owns a number of cottages and farms j sleep, ami a large share of the others when riieGermantownTelegraph recommends such men as Admiral Hamilton, Thomas /on were on the top of Trinity eh,ircli spire have many tine, healthy trees, with from That binds two souls together. drove up in his light pleeton, he found at Long Branch ;the one in which she dwells the patients were comparatively quiet, that farmers sell their produce when ready Hughes and (Ieo.( ’riiikshank lent their pres­ oil the hack o f a goosi*. how w ould you get tw o to four trunks, all shooting out ii(*ar That holds through sunny weather found Airs. Grimford ready, with an im­ was built by Edwin Booth, and in its large! Another popular error is the supposition lor market, as a general thing, rather than ence ami their eloquence to the occasion. down?” Mrs. Dorkins thought she’d jump the ground, and from six to eight feet high. Aud through the falling darkness mense green umbrella to keep oil’ tin* sun, parlor hr was married. It is profusely or- that a certain class of person who have down, slide down the lightning rod, fly wait for higher prices in the Hiture, as tho Mon- im|»orlant still isa triumph just These trees were attacked with the blight Truth's majesty as thine. and a tin ease to put ferns in. Mrs. Grim­ ■lamented within paintings, statuary, oZ./. /s short necks, llorid faces, with what is down on the goose, fall down, and then shrinkage on corn nnd other grains is equal achieved in the British House of Commons. in IS73, and have not been affected in the ford quickly stepped in and Carrie, meekly d 'a rt. ran; and costly volumes, and espeeial- known as a full habit, with eonsiderahle gave il. up. “ W hy. if you wanted to gel to 20 per cent., ami 33 jier cent, on pota­ O time ! dost tlnm not cherish A resolutiontmn was introducedintroiluei'il hv one olof thetlx; , ...... r , least by th a t disease since. I left, several following, was nearly overwhelmed by , • , , .1 m e »in by a vicious saleratus and put on il; for the poison is complacency. She immediately began froni the Government, lmt in spite of thi , to apoplexy, and that the niajoriLy of horse a lew d.ivs siina*, causing death soon SELL YOUR FRUITS AT HOME, acid, aud must have an alkali to neutral­ T iie u n io n born for tim e ? of picturesque houses, an ivy-hun« No love is m e an t to s u n d e r; discoursing on the habits and properties of it was carried by a majority of .57 in a full 1111 persons attacked are either spare or of ordi­ afterwards. He leaves a family. if you have fruits for sale, and can get a ize it. Soft soap will often prove tho best antique bridge, and a crumb­ True love is love whose wonder ferns with unpausing volubility. Sudden­ House. Among the supporters of the hill nary habit of body. After ; fair price at home, or at a near home mar­ antidote for a bee-sting. ling castle, is Knaresboroiigh, inJYorkshire, Grows lovelier with the ages. ly she cheeked herself as her eye caught a were Mr. Gladstone, Mr. John Bright, and suffered one attack and partially recovered ket sell them, and not run the risks, of send­ The Poultry Journal makes this good where tlx; actress’s mother was horn. All THE SUAltl’EVr TKIlfK YET. Forever in its prime. cluster of waving vegetation o il the crest- other eminent members. Tin* Govern­ tlx; conditions which induced it are likely ing them ton distant market, where perhaps suggestion : "Now, when the batching like point, o f a rock overhanging the road. the evidences of an ail’eetionale domestic to remain or to return, and lienee there is half the price they sell for goes for ficiglit Ah ! ye who now are treading ment finding il. useless to contend against, ... , , ...... , season is over. and. you have leisure to note “ Sydney! Sydney!” she cried, “ stop a s„, 1, IL iiu.iiiTi-slati.-n Ilf opinion abandoned !,n! :ll'l’n',:inl >!' Ins n,'t'.st!’ considerable liability to a recurrence. Where older souls have trod— Mr. rhil. E. Chappell, who ha: and commissions. An Ohio peach grow­ the results of your cxperieineats, it would its oppusition and submitted to the second 'be same is true of the other Physicians therefore conclude that unless List to the deeper leaching minute!” Can’t you reach that aspleniuni recently returned from a business er gives his experience as follows: “ The lie well to make an note of all your failures ebenillll? ” read in g o f the bill w ith o u t a division. Tile " f l,l:ly e r f»lk '•■•>'" b. one attack has oceured, there are lmt few Of life far-spread, lar reaching, trip to Tex/&, related to us, an cost of erates, nails and stencilling was 25 so as to avoid like errors another sonson. Lomlon Tim es speaking of this result savs ‘ ">:,ku 1'OI.,I,1V 'ji if any physicials signs or premonitory L ist to th e lioi>es su b lim cst Is it this ma’am? ” said Mr. "Wilmer, instance of sharp practice on tho part! cents per bushel; of gathering sorting and The existing conditions under which liens that "it is in.mssiblu not to congratulate iKvay-ba.red parents sit at the iosp.ti.b e That bloom in Man aud God. m ak in g a dive a t tin* tall stalk o f som e­ symptoms which will warrant tin; predic­ of a trio of thieves, which we think is 1 packing the fruit, and hauling two miles to have hatched the largest pnqiortion of thing growing by the rock. the country upon the unquestionable evi- lio!,nl1: the h.msc-dog barks and the ehiek- tion of an attack in any ease. entitled to pre-eminence in the lino, j L’l<‘ ‘h’P'J* cents, express freight aver- chicks, will be worthy of record. If con­ Sweet be the years whose brightness “ No, no. not that -tin* little green thing denee it ali'ords of the progress of temp,..-- !',,s cl,,ck n1n‘l ?'*? e:.,,tlu ,ow(. a ",,,t thos“ Inimediately over one of the banks in -r»“ cents—making in all 81. Then Swells through the glad to-day 1 venient, permit the older fowls to roost in with the black stem ! ” ance among the people at Targe. The his- ho,nes !ls the homes of other good Dallas is tho telegraph office, and a I d,>‘ t ... I.o el parlors, on the price hel iw cost, and often large quantities George Edgar JUuntgomnay, Broad slrcetand in A Vail structure owned ing, a well-dressed business-appear­ from the regular poultry house it affords a sighed Mrs. Grimford. “ I’ll jump out and ...... a " lawns where the brass-bands blare, and up,. .. ,, . . . . . would spoil from being kept over night, good opportunity for fall occupancy when 8t,,,LnLe- ,|and down the drive. The players rather| ing man, appeared at the hank with a get it myself ! ” T h e Tim es remarks also concerning the so that after paying the commission, ten the weather becomes cool.” ,L , favor a quieter ...o,le of life in Slimmer than T J - J'UiU' “ *',!rt' r , ' ' ' , cheek for $10,000 on a well-known New “ Mamma?'* remonstrated ('arrie. petitions in favor of the hill which were per cent., and the eontingences of postage, “ that wliiel. is |K.|)ular will, the majority of uke one of the .hs|K.sse,l York banking-house, and desired it If your strawberry lied has given you “ Oh, I'll help her!” nodded Sydney, sent in from Ireland : , visitors to Lon? Bran,1. They like to be' '/'rnian I rinees of IN,I,, was here ... lsi„s travel, &e., the net return was not over 25 two crops, it wont pay to try and coax it aak.5 and Jk cfte. springing nimbly on the clifl’ and pulling “ Without assuming that the nniss of tl e cashed. He brought with him numer­ to 50 cents a bushel—not half enough to near it, lmt they are seldom in it. Their He ..c> had hills of exchange to the amount of further. Neither is there much gained In­ Mrs. Grimford by main force up the steep people are suddenly becoming abstainer.. ous letters of recommendation from pay the cost of growing. I in home hospitalities, in the ’ iUOJMX). He purchased tenements in Al- setting plants in August—tho' we are aware side of the rock. it is impossible to doubt that a feeling in parties with whom the bank had viitertainment of their friends, in reading on st. that to-day are nominally owned by PACKING FOR SHIPPING. that they will live after a fashion if set al­ “ A l l ,” cried the lady, “ il is very ilccp. favor of greater ahstiucncc must he gener­ business transactions, and, so far as Mrs. Grim ford's D aughter. the long summer hours away on their piaz­ Geruiau lawyers or notaries puhlic.nud that most any time. But this you can do: spade I really think women should devote more ally prevalent. 'That a certain amount of indications went, everything Shippers of fruits, butter, cheese andotli- zas or lolling in tree-swung hammocks, and i'.'l 1,1 Tl'ir ^ Irii'i.l' l 'hikv' of Mpckleiiii'u-?- I "';ls 11,1 right, lint $10,000 was a cou- , Pl' productions are not always aware of the up the patch and begin to prepare your attention to gymnastics. Oh. here’s the illicit aud secret drunkenness will exist Mrs. Grimford sat in her own room. :is- in driving about the eountrv in cozy family Sri,woriL-,vd. riek ltn. M ? .is the owner j shlerable sunt to pay out. even on ‘ho j [ j - f t! " ; land now for planting next spring. If it is aspleniuni—very choice specimens too. may he allowed: hut it is not to he sup­ sidtiously employed in fastening dried but­ carriages, rather than in the feverish atmos­ kept light and clean this fall, very little Why. Sydney, when* are you going?” she posed in the face of the public feeling now of lots and houses n, El,,, street. Queen’ best documents of ^orntnenila terflies on a shei*t of jiasli hoanl with an phere of fashionable ball-rooms, the daily work will lie required to make it ready in *' Em-yelopa’dia ” lying on the table lteside suddenly cried, seeing Mr. Wilmer had exhibited that this will he otherwise than \ letoria owns considerable real estate in , Boll and the bunk otliceis liesitalcu i (^.,1,.,..,nv fi-nm liv,. io April or May. The prudent gardener sets gambol in the surf, or the exciting delights Broadway, which stands in the name of an wavered, and linally declined l0 |'he p.,co ,t brings ,s gene,iillj f, on, hve to her, and a magnifyin^-crpendicufiir, ris­ tory movements, its special value will he vive 150 years and more. The melody of not bear it. .that the small customer of to-day maybe Again I ho answer was of a similar side. Roll butter should he trapped in both he women and yet go unlike. ing some twenty feet up from the road. As rightly estimated. Such intelligence can­ the dying swan is mythological. Upon ap­ ! the larger one of to-morrow. He f< rgotthat tenor, only probably a little more clean white muslin. Dressed poultry should “ Nonsense, child,’* Mr. Grimford was -lx- surveyed her situation, Mrs. Grimford not fail to he received by temperance advo­ proach of death the bird quits the water, the man who is shabbily treated at the emphasis was added to it. This was he packed in clean dry straw. Fine cut Influence of Stock on tlie Graft. saving, while she critically examined a began to feel somewhat like St. Simon Sty- cates everywhere with sincere gratifica­ sits down upon the hank, lavs its head up­ j store seldom returns to it. unless for some- satisfactory, and the chock was duly straw is very good to pack eggs. Ship pale butterfly. lites on his pillar in the wilderness. But tion. on the ground, expands its wings a trifle 1 thing which cannot he purchased elsewhere. ca sh ed . goods, if practicable, so as not to arrive on Do not graft winter varieties upon early “ In deed, m am m a. ’* pleaded ( ’.u ric , “ it suddenly a welcome rumbling of wheels and expires, littering no sound. He forgot the influence which each cus­ S atu rd ay . sorts, or tart apples upon sweet, if you broke the -tillness of tin; seldom traveled A B ov’s C o m po sitio n on H en s.—T h e It seems to be the practice of oper­ isn’t nonsense. lie really wants me to want to secure good specimens of the new mountain road, and Mr. Wilmer’s spirited Boston t'm ir itr prints the following “ hoy’s tomer carried for good or ill. A man who ators to go over their day’s work at IT A L IA N I5F.ES. marry him. ” is politely treated at a store is very apt to sorts you put in. Thero are many well au­ gray dashed around the curve of tile hill. composition’’ “ Hens is curious animals. The Journal says that William Nichols night_ brietly by asking the different When Italian bees were introduced into “ Marriage, Caroline, is all a mistake,” come again and to mention his experience thenticated facts which show that tho stock •• W ell!” she cried. *’ I never was more They don’t have no nose, nor no teeth, nor of Augusta, drank some ale Sunday, and points to which dispatches have been this country they were represented to he said Mrs. Grimford. laying down the mag­ to his friends. A man who is rudely dealt does have some inllnence upon tho graft. nifying-glass. “ I don’t intend you to mar­ thankful for anything in my life. I’m tired no ears. They swallcr their wittles whole very early Monday morning he sprang out sent, whether they have been received far superior to the black bees; hut I have their crons inside of’em -! " ilh is, n,oro “P1 ,pl* llis V ’"''3 of of bed, gave a loud cry, and sprang from If you want late keepers, graft winter va­ ry at all.” to death waiting.” and chew it hi or not. On inquiring of the New seen no evidence that they are so in any ' • - 1 it, and to warn them against the [dace. the open window to the ground, a distance rieties upon winter stocks. Carelessness “ M am m a!” *• Are you?” said Sydney Wilmer, as he The outside of hens is generally put inter ! "' t'u,u, l? " ;"'u l"? , York operator whether dispatches 13 respect. Those men who keep them for pill, is and into,- feath er dust,-is. T h e in- ° nly .,s J 1 S00? lcsson f"i' «'"l'l '1',>'er of fifteen feet, and immediately ran to- in selecting stocks is one of the reasons “ A woman who marries,” continued checked his horse in the middle oft he road. and 14 laid boon received, a negative sale, and rear and sell queens, are not the Side of a lien is sometimes filled up with '»nt for all clerks, salesmoj, and saleswom waids Sprague’s hoarding-house, rushing why there is such a wide departure from a the strong-minded matron, “ is a woman •• Yes; why don’t you drive closer?” she answer was returned. No such dis­ persons we should go to for reliable infor­ dem mded sharply. marbles and shirt-lnittonsand sicli. A lien ""n and" also for collectors and writers against the frontdoor with great force, and normal type in many of the more popular enslaved. I should never have married patches had come to hand, and con­ mation in regard to these bees, as their in­ varieties of* our winter apples. ‘ “ Oh. did you want to drive home with is very much smaller than a good many smashing two squares of glass. The young had I known ns much about life when 1 sequently no answers could have been terests prompt them to overstate their good Our nurserymen ought to look after this us? ” other animals, hut they’ll dig up more to­ man was very weak after his flying leap, was eighteen as I do now. From the stand­ Faith iu the Unseen. sent. It Avas evident that the bank qualities. I have closely watched the opin­ thing, and in planting for nursery stocks “ Of course I did. I’d have gone home mato plants than anything that ain't a hen. and it seems remarkable that he received point of a grand mistake committed in bad been swindled, but how? There ions of bee-keepers, at their conventions till' seeds of early and late apples should ho long ago. if I could have gut otf this place.” liens is very useful to lay eggs for plum no serious injury, a slight flesh wound on my own life I can rectify youis, Caro­ Now there is a fact in nature, I cannot was the mystery. The dispatches hud for many years, on Italian bees, and I have kept se|nratc, and the young stocks de­ •• W dl. madame.”said Sydney, in accents pudding. Bet yer life I like plum-pudding. Ids foot being the only injury he sustained. lin e. ” explain it . nor can you, that a piece of steel been regularly received, they had seen nothing from disinterested parties that signed for winter varieties should be grown of coolest deliberation, wiiile Carrie clung Skinney Bales eat so much plum-pudding He savs that he knew whaL he was doing “ But. mamma. ” cried poor Caroline, touched with a magnet trembles as it va- , , • , . . ’A proves these bees to he any better, as regard exclusively from the seeds of the best keep­ frightened, and yet. sm illingto his side. “ I once that it sat him into the collery. Ibii.s,,„a, suspend it on pivot nl)tI11)1, and ,Lit ..ecu...,-,.,becomes I »•*, „„ „ • .... . ? ‘f.0 ’’*■?,’> ...... T n come from somewhere, but where­ “ w h a t shall J do? ” the profits in bee-keeping, than our common ing winter apples. We have no doubt that -hall lx* happy to have you off that rock on liasgot wings and c a ll Hv when they git „ needle and it turns toward the pole.! rhe Bangor Ing says that Capt I)o«. from could not be known. The cotton “ Do, child—do! ” ejaculated Mrs. Grim­ bees. Nor have they been found to he any our best winter apples can lie improved in one condition.” wart. I cut my uncle William’s hen’s head W hy'it turns I eaniiot tell I say it L !<>f ,lll! < B-Car' el - b'1"? ;lL Stern s speculator bad disappeared with the ford. I hat s a pretty qncstiou for my better than than the black bees in England, their keeping quality by being grafted up­ “ Condition! what n sides Air. Low,—who was nominated by a resigned his position as Principal of the Rockland the wrapper if mailed singly?indicates the tim e to irhich extending a speaker’s stand from tin? Court Rev. AV. (). Holman preached an able and Bangor were up for drunkenness. Hussey was them in the appropriation bills from the es­ High School and his resignation has been accepted o y m .n t i# tm i I. .Win n a payint nt is i»ade,th. dslewill House portico, and this was handsomely decisive majority. Resolutions were adopt­ interesting discourse at the First Baptist Church lined $2 and the other two $1 each, with costs, timates submitted by the departments were Mr. AVoodbridge has been iu charge of the High t»c changed to correspond, and this constitutes a valid draped with flags ami the front bore on a ed endorsing the platform of the National last Sunday. ami in case of Martin sentence was suspended on receipt. A'waya notice the Jo/e oh LV h. •( paj-i r af- not of a nature to iir.pair the efficiency of School for four years and has been a competent white arch the word “ Welcome” in large C onvention, and tin? resolutions o f th e S tate condition of his leaving town in 12 hours. t -r making a payment, and if in any ease the change is the service. That re mains to he seen. If C V The fall term of St. Peter’s School for and successful instructor, effective in the work And iBoiirninga for the dead.” letters of evergreen. An anchor in ever­ Convention, and pledging hearty support to children, in charge of Aliss Annie J. Colson, will Mrs. Sarah F. Johnson, wife of Mr. John n o t m ad. irithin tiro ire-ks, p lease notify n s a t .usee the public business can be conducted faith­ G27“ It is difficult to induce people to come out of the schoolroom and popular with his pupils. Subscribers will confer a special favor upon us it they green hung from tlie arch ami several the candidates who had just been placed in begin Aug. 28th. to a lecture at this season of the year, ami there­ Leighton Johuson, died on Monday night last, af­ fully and promptly with fewer employes, AVe have understood it was Mr. AV.’s design to de­ w ill to W Irt their dale* -jet a y«tr lx hind. floral wreaths adorned the front, of the nomination, after which the Convention fore it is not matter of surprise that an audience ter a lingering illness, at the age of 51 years. Mrs. receiving a less salary, the country will be E T Messes. R. Anderson & Son sold 1800 vote himself to the legal profession, and we wish structure, 'fables with a profusion of rich adjourned. of only a few more than a hundred assembled at Johnson was theeldest daughter of the late James quite content to have it so: hut if it cannot Chinese lanterns to be used in the illuminations him success in whatever he may undertake. bompiets also stood on the platform and last Saturday. the Universalist vestry to listen to what Rev. A. Creighton, of Thomaston, ami was a woman of nd «-pe.-ally thobe who r« ccivod bills in January and there will be wide-spread disaffection, and B.vu: Ball.—The Granite B. B. C. of Vinal­ ga--pipes were extended to it, so that in Hon. Alichael C. Kerr, of Indiana, II. Sweetser had to tell them about his “ Twenty remarkable strength of ehrracter and vigor of have made no n-sponsc, will oblige ns very much by u plaints of tin Hsehargi d a n d the O. E. Blackington announces a larg e’ haven came to this city and played a game with y . . oj.r/o ... it!i.,.j the am ount* due. Wc have a large the evening it was lighted by a chandelier Speaker of the House of Representatives, Days in London.” The lecture was an interest" mind, and wxs respected and beloved by all who stinted will fail ujmh m p ath et It stock of fall styles of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furn­ the Dirigos last Saturday forenoon. The game last­ amount due us in small sums, aud it will be a gnat ac- ingone ami held the attention of the audience to w her. Her funeral takes place this afternoon sal ami side jets, as well as by rows of Chinese who ended his life at Rockbridge Alum ishing Goods, etc.. Give him a call. ed 2 hours, 43 minutes, and the Dirigoes won e .inm o latiou to us if ,a .h one will promptly attend to is evident, for exam , th at til the close. It gave a sketch of the sea voyage, at 2 o’clock, from her husband’s resldenceon Glea- lanterns. Springs, Ya., last Saturday, leaves behind 22/’ The “ heated term ” seems suddenly to easily, by a score of 35 to 5. t Sr. bl~ ac »unt, uithovt furtb. r notice. ff live hundred clerks fi th '•y glimpses of Queenstown, Liverpool ami the an­ Tn the afternoon a crowd gathered on the him the best of legacies—the record of an have disappeared and this week is giving us cool On Friday the Knox Club of Thomaston played Miss Adelaide Monroe, for many years Telegraph department alone must make a t difter- cient town of Chester, ami sketched many of tin Court House grounds to hear the speeches. honorable and upright personal character, September weather. with the Unions, at Union, the latter winning by Operator at the AVestern Uuion Office in this vil­ The Death Penalty in Iowa. enee in the eomluet of 1ms thciT. objects of interest which attract the attention of Singhi’s Band occupied the music stand, a Political friends and opponents alike lay a score of 27 to 25. On Saturday the Knoxes lage, diel at the residence of her father, Mr. Four years ago the penalty of death foi Five hundred clerks me a gi cat n an y to 5?^™Rev. A. II. Sweetser did not go to Arinal- the visitor to London. All*. S. had offered this little distance away from the speaker’s this tribute of praise of his personal worth played against the Shoemakers, at AVarren, the Jarius Monroe, at the Meadows in this town, on the ciimc of murder was abolished in he suddenly spired even from tablish- haven to fill his appointment on Sunday, on ac­ lecture for the benefit of the church-building stand, and discoursed appropriate music. upon the Speaker's grave. J'he oflicial ac­ latter club winning by a score of 19 to 2. Some Thursday the 17th inst. and her fu eral took place Iowa. Since that time the question has ment so large as the Treasury depa rt incut. count of the severe loss he suffered from the fund, but when his severe pecuniary loss on At 2 o’clock or later the meeting was called tion of Air. Kerr in api>ointing the commit­ burglars Saturday night. o f the best Thoniastou players were absent. on Sunday afternoon last, being attended by a been in considerable agitation and of late Nevertheless, if the remainin g f" •cc can Sunday morning became known to the Trustee?» to order ami Hon. X. A. Farwell was called tees of tlie House cannot he justified on On Tuesday of this week the Dirigos of this large circle of relations aud friends. Miss Monroe a strong effort has lteen made to restore lat t in11' iinhpill>- Q2TThe story circulated on Monday that the they at once decided to return the proceeds of the to the chair, accepting the position with grounds of fairness, justice or political city played the Knoxes, on their grounds at Thom­ was well known in this community ; and in the the gallows ami a direct influence has been house of Mr. S. I). Dennis hail been entered th e lecture to the speaker, which was done. lie bu-iness can he trans.mle.1 vilho n t loss. aston, the Dirigos being the victors by a score of office which she so well conducted, was evir appropriate remarks. He then introduced wisdom. The speaker was a partisan, hut previous night and roblied of $30 was an entire­ brought to l»ear ujwtn the Legislature in fa­ —very well. 35 to 31. Following is the full score. Gov. Connor as the lirst speaker. The no doubt tlie mistakes he made were hon­ 327“ At a meeting of the municipal officers on courteous and obliging aud faithful to her em­ ly groundless hoax. There is neither wit nor good Dikigo. n. o. la. K n o x . r. o. 1b. vor of this movement. That influence The same is true in resiwet >f th ? Post- Tuesday evening, for the purpose of drawing two ployers, remaining in charge of the office fur a Governor met with a hearty reception ami estly made, while] the integrity of his per­ sense in such inventions. Berry, r. f., 5 2 0 Smalley, r. f., 4 3 1 has been insufficient, however, ami the (lllicn departmenl. Twenty tl ottsa id per- Grand Jurors for the ensuing year aud live G abriel, 21.., 5 3 1 Bunker, e., 1 C 2 long time after her health failed her. She was a poke about, half an hour, making an ef­ sonal character is not questioned. Speak­ jETT’ lion. Charles Crockett, one of our former pease, e. f., 4 3 0 Hiinn, ll»., 3 3 2 Senate has just defeated a bill restoring sons in New York have sent a peti tion to Traverse Jurors for the ensuing term of S. J. very intelligent and thoughtful woman, who read fective address. Col. Robt. Ingersoll was er Kerr died, it appears, leaving but a well-known citizens and the third Mayor of Rock­ Burpee, p., 3 «5 0 Williiinis, 2b., 3 4 2 capital punishment. Washington asking that the p IV of le ttcr- Court, the following were drawn .*— Burn.-, e., 4 3 1 Mathews, h. 4 2 2 and reflected for herself, and judged accordingly. tIrt'ii introduced ami m adethem ost effective small amount of this world’s goods, hut the land, is on a visit to his relatives ami old friends Larrabee, lh., 3 2 1 W alker, p., 3 4 1 Referring to this recent effort to revive Grand Jurors—7,. Pope Vose, AVm. O. Hew­ Arnold, s. s., 4 2 1 Jordan, e. f., G 1 2 She had many friends, who sadly lament her peech of the day. Mr. Ingersoll is a large, legacy to w hich he refers in tin? conversa­ in this city. Mr. Crockett resides in Arrow Rock, M orton, I. f , 4 2 o Pay»on, 3b., 5 0 2 the gallows, Mr. M il. Rover, who is one of ett. death. cenlly been reduee.l Io $900. Tl o new full-faced, genial-looking man ami is one tion with bis son mentioned in the follow­ Mo. Smith, 3b., 3 4 2 Sluiw, 1. f., 2 4 1 the ablest advocates of the abolition of the Traverse Jurors—Q\w\v* Pillsbury, Thomas Notes of Current E vents.—Joseph Hahn aged Post-iunstei-General has replio 1 eon ilco u s- T o ta l, 53 27 fl Total, (31 27 15 if the best stump speakers who ever look ing paragraph is the best which any man ’jfF ' Messrs. L. IL and J . II. Cables have tak­ S. Lindsey, IL AV. AVight,Samuel Pillsbury, A. 5 years, son of Mr. Dexter Hahn, keeper of the death penalty, lias written to tlie N. Y. 777- lv and in some detail to the pe itioi (?rs, to Innings, l 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 part in a ))o1itieal canvass in this State. can leave behind him. Says the Speaker’s en the shop over Cummings's carriage factory and Ros3 AVeeks. D irigos, 14 3 10 0 3 1 0 0 4—35 AVarren toll bridge, while at play on top of a pile from Chicago, a letter in wbieli he tile cOect that he cannot cotnpl y . T h e up- K nox, G 1 3 4 1 4 2 8 2—31 Ili.s voice is powerful and bis personal private secretary: will carry on the business of coach, carriage, Time, o f G um e—2. hours, 50 iniuutes. di-ru* <*s the questions whether the crime 227r' The Tilden & Hendricks Club held a meet­ of plank on the bridge, this AVednesday morning, propriation is fixed, and the law forbids “ A few days before his death. Mr. Kerr sleigh and sign painting. AAre wish them suc- I'oH.iee— Mr. Eaton, of Shoemaker B. B. (’. magnetism ami bis gifts of humor, sarcasm ing on Tuesday evening, at which the organiza­ s - m : e s - Me»»rx. Stevens and R obinson. fell off, and struck his head against the rocks be­ of murder has increased in Iowa since cap­ him to create a deficiency. flie r had a conversation with his son. in the »ml eloquence enable him to give bis amli- low, a distance of fifteen feet downward, fractur­ ital punishment was abolished : whether if course of which he said : ‘ I have nothing tion was completed by the election of the following The following shows the standing of the four therefore, no other way hut to cut down the 357^ The annual eamp-meeting at Northport ing the skull to an alarming extent through the so such increase is attributable’to such •nces such a variety as to relieve the long­ to leave you. my son, except my good officers : — Clubs in the county Association up to the present pay. The necessity is a hard one. b u t he began on Monday. A large number went up right parietal houe. He now lies in a critical con­ abolition, or to other causes. ami whether est speech of weariness and give him power name. Guard it and your mother’s honor, President, Samuel Bryant ; Jriee Presidents, date:— cannot help it. from this city on the Clara Clarita yesterday,! dition, with but slight hopes of recovery. to hold them at will. He made his points in and live as I have lived.’ He leaves very S. AV. Veazie, F. E. Hitchcock, AVm. P. Hurley’ CLUBS. WON. LOST. the exhibitions of mob violence which have If these statements by hint iro true, in little of this world’s goods—not enough to and again to-day. She makes a third trip to the le:n- ami telling manner and his illustra­ E. S. Rose, E. L. Veazie, II. J. Hewett, O. D. Uniifn,’ ‘ 2 2 A very interesting jTemperanee gathering took occurred in the Stale are the result of the fact, of course he is not to be blamed. No supply his family with a living. In the grounds to-morrow. tions were most apt and forcible. Before Brown ; Sccre/ari/, L. R. Campbell; Treasurer, K nox, 1 3 place at the Methodist Church last evening. A re|M?al o f th e d eath p en alty . W e quote non*. same conversation he further said: ‘Pav Senator Blaine was the guest of Gen. Till­ Shoemaker, 1 3 doubt then! are in these times i It cotn- J. E. Sherman. delegation from the Rockland Reform Club were ihe material portions of Mr. Ilovee’s let­ Mr. Ingersoll closed bis address Mr. Blaine all my debts if my estate will warrant it son while in this city and was brought here from potent a| plieants for tlie posit jvett at without leaving your mother penniless; Jr^T Our city is again excited on the subject of present and the meeting was held under their di­ came upon the platform and bis appearance Bangor in the General’s steamer, the Hurricane. 327“ At a special meeting of the City Council, t e r : — tlie lower rale. It lias l»een a (piestio otherwise, pay what you can. and then go burglars. At an early hour last Sunday morning, rection. Maj. J. IL II. Hewett called the meeting was the signal for acclamations of wel­ Gov. Connor was entertained by Mr. Francis on Monday evening, an order was passed in­ ‘•In the debate which took place in limes whether this branch of the sc to my creditors and tell them the truth, the residence of J. F. Fogler on Middle Street was to or.lcr, and introduced Dr. AViggin, who made come. Col. Ingersoll proposed three cheers and pledge your honor to wipe out the in­ Cobb, while Col. Ingersoll had rooms at the Thorn­ structing the Mayor to offer a reward of $500 to Ihc Iowa Senate recently, the assertion that not too niiioli extended: Init oppose entered by burglars, who took off a screen win­ a few remarks, and presided during the evening, the crime of murder had increased in that for the Senator,which the crowd gave most debtedness. ” dike House. any person who will furnish evidence sufficient dow an.l entered the cellar and thence made their introducing other members of the Rockland J ’lub, atty movement to diseltarge b lleiM Last Friday a son of Alt*. Thos. AV M ink State since the gallows was abolished was h eartily . A t tin? close o f M r. In g erso ll’s for the detection ami conviction of any person or way up into the house. They evidently had no m d by tin? counter statement from Senator would lie met bv a stronger op| .it than of this city, about IS years of age, was scuffling who spoke briefly and to the point. Many signed speech, Mr. Blaine was called for and A G ood F ive AIi n i t e S p e e c h .—A t a persons who have felon iously broken into or at­ dark lantern, for a half-burned match was found Jessup in tin' following language: “ Mur­ the order reducing their sala ics tas d i ­ the pledge, and the meeting was a success. A meeting in Danville, Ind., last Friday, at with one or more other youngsters, when he fell tempted to break into any dwelling houses in this der in the lirst degree has not increased in came forward ami spoke fora few minutes. ou the cellar stairs which they had used to find meeting will be held at the Congregational Vestry, co u n tered . with his left arm behind him and the bone of the city during two months past, or who may commit l«iwa since capital punishment was ahol- Music by the band closed the meeting of which Gen. Harrison, the Republican can­ their way. After getting out of the cellar they on AVednesday evening next, for the purpose of or­ The caseof the officers of the n:iv\ scerns arm was broken 'very "near the shoulder. Dr. a like offense during the current municipal i h« d hut murder in the lirst degree has de­ afte didate for Governor, opened his canvass lighted the gas in the kitchen, opened the back ganizing a Reform Club in Thomaston. AVe wish creased since tint abolition. For four years to lie as hard as any. A s m an as possible Banks attended the case and the patient is doing | T in culn o ftb e o c - Senator Booth of California was discovered year. door and also lighted the gas in the front hall and them God speed. previous to the rejxsal of the obi law then* „f these, that is to say, all wh not on Well. A resolve was read twice ami passed to be en­ opened the front door. They then went up stairs w.-re live murders, or one for every SOO/mmi took pla g . prepa- among the audience, and beinglondly called Samuel AVatts & Co. lauuched from their yard sea service, arc by an order of t ic Si cretary 32F* Schooner Hero,of Boston, came in collisi< n, grossed, authorizing the Mayor ami City Treasurer and entered a sleeping room occupied by Rev. people. For the past four years (since the • bee ircb-light for, came forward and spoke for about live on Monday forenoon a beautiful ship of about 1500 of Ihe Navy lolte pul on fitrloil g h p : in Muscle Ridge channel, with schooner New Zea­ law was ahoiiJied) there has been but one to borrow on the credit of the city, a sum not ex­ A. H. Sweetser and wife, of Springfield, Mass., ion. 'flu? minutes, amid great enthusiasm. T he fol­ land, of Deer Isle, Sunday afternoon, about 1 P. tons burthen. She is to be commanded by Capt. murder for every 12,(>0n,0m inhabitants.” account or the insutllciency of 1 te appropri- ceeding $50,000 at a rate of interest not to exceed who were guests of the family, and rifled Mr. Sweet­ as forme. l a t li ist sev lowing is the report of his remarks: Emerson, late master of ship L. B. Gillchrest. This statement was not refuted. Senator aliens.” This is a very seriot tie r for M. The Hero lost bowsprit, cutwater &e, but five per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually, ser’s pockets of all his money,amounting to $480. irshaled b? ( a p t . L L. Bu “ It would hardly lie worth while to come so far A Tilden Reform Club has been organized in Tc.alc, while admitting that the crime of d. Firs: after making temporary repairs proceeded. The on bonds running from five to twenty years, the hundreds of brave men who It: m in e d t j say so little; hut this call of yours thrills my Mr. S. had a porte-monnaie in one pocket con­ murder may have increased. as charged, n e S in g h ! s Rand, f< y tb e Rock this town, with Atwood Levensaler as President; the nation tlie highest service are in heart as it has uot before been thrilled for years, New Zealand had bulwarks stove and other dam­ proceeds of said bonds to be used in liquidation of taining about $30 iu various kinds of money, but denied that ii was attributable to the rep.'.al id Hayes W beelc C l llli, I k iring torch age, but proceeded East. Bion AVilson, aud AV. E. Rivers, Secretaries, and Lite nature of (lie case unable t for to-day I stand fur the first time in my native bonds and notes now due or falling due the pres­ the principal amount ($450) was in a pocket­ o f tin* cap ital penalty, “ for th e crim e of State to speak to my fellow citizens upon a politi­ Horace O’Brien, Treasurer. am i also a ml varic is tran sp a r A fishing boat of about 5 tons belonging ent municipal year. book which was tied around several times with rape had largely increased during the same o ilie r business to any extent. Na val of- cal question. I can only congratulate you upon The yacht “ Segotchet ” is to be let to parties period, ami there had been no change in xt the W: ith dclega- to Mrs. Pinkham , of Owl’s Head, and in which An order was passed directing the Road Com­ a string and placed in the inside pocket of his licers receive maximum pay w hen n t sea. this auspicious occasion. 1 can only congratulate who may he desirous of going on sailing excur the penalty for that crime in the pxst 20 i th a t toy •s, bearing the republicans of Indiana that they have a lead­ her husband went fishing, was stolen from that missioner to build a sidewalk on west side of High When on shore or oilier dut officer vest, to which it was securely pinned. On re­ sious. year.-: ami until it could be shown that the next the Tboi B and, fol er in this canvass who bears an historic name, tu place last Saturday night. The boat is supposed street from PaYk to Grace street. tiring, Mr. S. placed his vest on a chair and increase of minder wjis attributable to draws about tlie pav of the g rad e next which he adds lustre by his own abilities and pat­ George R. Fuller is absent on a visit to New wed by l:u :lcgati a th at low i to have been taken eastward. AVe understand Au order was also passed in Board of Aider- hung one or two other garments over it. The the decrease in tin' penalty, be should junior, ami wl.en waiting ot lets th a t of riotism. I can only rejoice with you that the first York, aud to the Centennial id final!. the ilhave 1, with tin governor of the Territory of Indiana will give us j some suspicion attaches to a man who had been men changing the street lamp on corner of Doher­ burglars must have remained several minutes in opjiosc the restoration of the oi l law.” grade next junior still. A nodore Albion D. AVilson, of Brunswick, has purchased h will be found that the debates in either & ’wh< C lub th at place a governor in the ('eiitcuuial year. 1 do not de­ fishing in the boat with Mr. Pinkham. ty’s store to outside of walk so that it may shine the room, as they went through Mr. S.’s pockets, conies down a grade and a 1, llf o t shore the eastern store, iu Telegraph Block, of Jacobs & 1’ -e have revealed the fact that the great ny that, so far as I am personally concerned, I down Sea street ami authorizing the placing of a rifled the porte-monnaie aud left it on the floor, torcln > th e i ub< o f : recoguized that there are great political questions 227’ Rev. Mr. Sweetser’s serious loss by the Carney, and will open au apothecary shop iu this im rea.-e in crime in Iowa for the past two duty, and three grades when wa orders lamp post at corner of Main and Summer streets. Th. d ie d th bearing upon us in the m ar future that are not burglary on Sunday morning, has called forth found and unpinned the pocket-book, took off the store, or thrtte years has been confined almost Ou’ furlough an officer's pay is jt st h a lf touched upon by the divisions between the repub­ general expressions of regret and sympathy from Tabled iu Common Counoil. string and left it on the floor, and going out they wholly to those oflcn-cs which were never sly de by far tl J. Fred Dame has purchased the saloon anil that when on leave, therefore a m dore. lican and democratic parties—great questions of dropped the pocket book at the top of the stairs. punishable with death. J be gallows advo­ reater number of the business building his Rockland friends and former parishioners, "27" The police continue their raids on the liquor fixtures of Adelbert Lermond in the western stora whose pay a t sea is $oOOU, ot si to •e duty fiscal policy, methods of reform and administra­ The hills taken from the pocket-book were cates were called upon in the debates to ami private residences along the whole tion. But when 1 find the democratic party as a which in a number of instances have been ac­ sellers. At about 11 o’clock last Saturday night of Telegraph Block. make good their a.-serlion that the crime sKXtO an d on leave $3000, on fnrlo tg h re­ companied by substantial contributions toward twenty 20’s, four 10’s, and two 5’s. Nothing route, being brilliantly illuminated. 'The compacted mass cherishing its old traditions, ani­ the City Marshal, with officers Spear, Ulmer and Two Grand and two Traverse Jurors Tare to be of murder in the first degree had increased Fifte else was taken from the house. Mrs. Fogler reives but $1500 per annum in Inin- mated by its old ideas, all other questions in my making up the loss. Crockett, made a descent upon E. F. Murphy's drawn on Friday evening next, to serve at the since hanging w:is abolished. They were illumination was never equaled by any mind arc subordinated to its defeat and destruc­ dred dollars per annum is stt tall >ay for saloon aud made quite an extensive seizure, in­ thinks an attempt was made to enter her room, u n ab le to do .-o, but insisted th at tin* crim es similar display in this city. Main Street was tion. I know not what others may think, but, as Mr. Jonn A. Nicholls, formerly of Eng­ next term of the Supreme Judicial Court. veteran officers, many o f whom havt served as she remembers hearing a noise which sounded of rape, manslaughter, assault with intent me, I can see no road to progress that does not land, but now a member of the Lowell (Mass.) cluding 1 barrel, containing 30 gals, of ale, 1 bot­ The Democrats hold a caucus this evening, at very brilliant but the illumination of pri­ like a cautious attempt to move the chamber door, to kill, we., bad greatly multiplied, ami honorably in more than one w .1 COIl- lead over its ruins. For fifteen years it has stood Reform Club will deliver a temperance lecture at tle, containing a quart of whiskey, 2 bottles, con. Union Hall to select delegates to attend the Demo­ vate residences was even more effective. in the pathway of our advance; for fifteen years hut which she thought at the time was a slight therefore capital punishment should he re­ Irihuted not a little to the g ory )f th eir the First Baptist Church next Sunday evening. tabling a pint each of whiskey and rum, 2 cratic County Convention, to be held at Rockland stored. If the advocates of the gallows in On Middle Street almost every house was a it has resisted every great political/idea; for fifteen movement of one of her children. The robbery country's naval record. Of se, all years it has endeavored to suppress every grand Mr. Nicholls is a young gentleman of education demijohns, containing 2 gals, each of rum , I on Saturday next. Iowa were .-ima-re in their assertions, they blaze of light and the grounds were bright was committed later than half-past two, as at junior officers, captains, c m ders. political utterance, an 1 the time has come—yea. an I intelligence and is a very eflective temperance demijohn,containing 1 gal. whiskey and 1 jug, con­ A Hayes & AVheeler Club will be formed in -hould have shown not only that crimes for­ with colored lanterns. Judge Hall’s tidiness of the time—when it should cumber the that hour officer Spear extinguished the street merly punished with death had increased, licutt nants, etc., arc reduced in lh e sam e speaker, whose addresses have been received with taining 1 gal. rum. The same night the City Thomaston at an early day. grounds were very tastefully decorated ground no longer. I do not deny that the repub­ light near Mr. F’s. and at that time there was no hut that they had increased in consequence much favor wherever he has appeared. AVe hope Marshal ami Officer Spear made a raid on II. U projMHlion, tin? pay o f sonic ortunities of acquiring Ami there is this to be said of it. That it made which hail been landed from the Portland steam­ to shut the doors to keep out the dust from our still maintain capital punishment, their iml grounds of Messrs. F. Cobb ami .1. S. a meeting in Farwell & Ames Hall, to be addressed window tried was a double one, which had not wealth which are open to other men of the country's extremity its divine opportunity;that er, marked “ J. AVehster, Bar Harbor,” hut tliej street, but they don’t want a sprinkler ! point in regard to Iowa will he well taken. Case making the best, display. Besides when the catastrophe came over us that good men by lion. E. F. Pillsbury of Augusta. been taken out for the season. They removed the hility and ambition. The compensation other head of which showed the mark, in pencil, Mr. Horace J. Tibbetts, of this village, has sold Mohs in West Virginia, a few weeks ago. the illuminated windows ami scores of all over the world supposed would destroy us, it A large sloop boat capsized off Atlantic outer sash, but found that some glass jars were took three criminals from the custody <»f is a certain regularity ami certainty of “ J. B. Greenhalgh, Rockland.” The barrel con­ Chinese lanterns, each of these gentlemen snatched victory even from the jaws of defeat, AVharf in the squall last Sunday afternoon, and his stallion colt,“ Gen. Scott ” to his brother, Dr the law ami hanged them at midnight. A set up close against the inner one and they didn’t fair pay. They have the habits of living ami made the event that was to blot us out from the occupants were picked up by the boat of a tained 94 bottles of stock ale. Samuel Tibbetts, of Albany, N. Y., and has pur­ mob in Ohio recently strangled a negro had obtained a locomotive bead-light, with among the nations the opportunity to fix upon our dare risk a noisy smash by attempt to push it in. which such circumstances always beget. chased the gelding “ Black Beauty, ” formerly awaiting criminal trial. A mob in Iroquois its powne-hjlf or two-thirds, is a treatment that young m an, was alsojipset near Easters’ Cove, The new bark which was launched here lost tiest things on the route, too, was an im­ thirteen delegates to the county convention on saw a man go in at Dr. Banks’s gate, hut suppos­ with murder from the County Jail and Saturday, Aug. 19th, from the yard of Carleton was hardly to he expected after the resolu­ D e a t h o f J u d ge C u t t in g .- Jonas Cut­ t about the same time, but the youngster being a Saturday. John Bird, Esq., waschosen chairman ing it to he some one who came to summon the hanged him to the nearest tree, ami more mense ami beautifuFilhiminated bouquet in I Norwood & Co., is one of the prettiest vessels ever tions of gratitude to sailors ami soldiers ting. for twenty-one years one of the Asso­ very expert swimmer ami very near shore.took the rt was a large caucus, hut persons present inform doctor, thought no more about it. recently a similar exhibition of mob senti­ the window of Mrs. E. R. Sj>ear. M.asonie c ia te Ju stic e s o f th e Supr(‘ineJ.hiili(?i:il Court built in this place. She is built throughout of o ethusiastically passed by political con­ boat’s painter ami succeeded not only in getting us that it could not have been large enough to Mr. F. J. Simonton thinks that some one was in ment occurred in the southern part of this itrect w:is also brightly illuminated and a of Maine, died at his residence in Bangor the best of materials, and in a first-class manner. Slate. Express robbers were hanged by a ventions. ashore, but in keeping hold of the boat. cast the number of ballots declared, without con­ his cellar Saturday night, as several half burned line display was made by a number of the last Sunday. He has been ill for about a Such a vessel, built in such a manuer does credit mob at Seymour, Ind., a few years ago, ami year, .fudge Cutting was born a t(’roydvn. 227" Hon. Joseph Farwell has sold to Capt siderable double voting. There were two printed matches were found where it supposed the thieves residents on the street. At the North End to her master builder, Mr. John Paschal. all <>f these exhibitions of lawlessness oc­ X. IL, November 7, 1800, and graduah'd Henry Pearsons, of this city, his interest tickets circulnteil—one a yellow ticket headed dropped them. AVe understand that two men curred in States when? capital punishment Hon. E. D. Morgan has been nomi- the illumination was also brilliant the Mr. John A. Nichols of England will give one at Dartmouth in 182J. He studied law with (one-third) in the South Marine Railway Co., with the name of A. A. AVoodliridge ami com­ were also seen prowling around the premises of as a penalty for crime is in full force. Query : od lor Governor rtf New York. This is house of Mr. A. F. Crockett being especial­ the late Judge Levi AVooilhury, anil was ad­ of his popular Temperance lectures at the Baptist W hy did not the hanging of men by pro­ including the real estate, machinery, material. prising a delegation in favor of the nomination of Messrs. J. T. and F. II. Berry on Saturday night. election eminently fit to la? made. ly conspieious. Fire-woks were also liber­ m itted to the b a r in 1826. In 1831 he set­ Church, Saturday, Aug. 26th. L. U. M. cess of law deter these mobs from hanging tled in Bangor, where he formed a law part­ ‘ stock in trade ami the interest in Isle-au-Ifaut that gentleman as Clerk of Courts, aud the other Two suspicious-looking men were seen Sunday men without tin* forms of law? When the ally displayed at nuim?rous points along nership with Judge Kent which continued property and schooner AVillie, but not Mr. F ’s a white ticket, which was said to he opposed to who it is thought might have been the thieves. South Thomaston. death jienally advocates will show us that G e n . H a l l am ong t iie L a w r e n c e the route of the procession, making a hril for seventeen years. In 1854 he was ap­ interest in vessels heretofore built or owned by Mr. AV. One or two gentlemen on the latter They were thick-set, with smooth faces and slouch lie* capital penalty, where it is maintained, As the summer months draw to a close, every Ro i g iis .—Gen. James A. Hall, of Damar­ Hunt show, and a salute was also fired while pointed to the Supreme Bench by Govern­ the firm. The firm name will hereafter be Snow, ticket, however, stated that they had uot de­ hats. Two rough-looking fellows of this descrip­ will crush out those lawless assemblages one seems in a hurry to do their picnicking be­ iscotta, iflade a speech at. a Republican the procession was on the march. or Crosby and served three terms, retiring Pearsons & Co. The sale was consummated on clared themselves for or against either candidate, tion, who seemed somewhat begrimed with coal known as mobs ami that killing will be ; in April/1875. lie has been long regarded fore cold w eather; so with our camping-out dom* -olelv by the State because it lias not m eetin g on tin? com m on in L aw rence, 'flu' procession reached Court House Tuesday. and the names of five gentlemen were on both dust came to the K. & L. station on Sunday af­ as the most skilful technical lawyer in parties, our clam-bakes, picnics, excursions, etc., r signed that brutal prerogative, then will Mass., on the occasion of a flag-raising, last Square about quarter to 9 o'clock, where Maine, and was recognized as an able 3-2C Air. AVin. T. Hovey, clothing dealer, “ il­ tickets. The voting proceeded ami the whole ternoon, while some employes of the road were t ie friends of penal reform he only too will­ it keeps things rather lively. Saturday evening. A gang of Democratic an immense crowd gathered to listen to judge. In 1858 he received the degree of luminated,” with his neighbors, last Saturday number of ballots was declared tube 271, the about the building, and washed themselves in g 1o discuss tin* causes w hich have LL. D. from Dartmouth. He was twice white ticket receiving 172 votes and the yellow there. Two prowlers were seen by the police on The Methodists are to hold their picnic at prompted mobs in Iowa to the commission roughs undertook to disturb the meeting the speech of the evening by Hon. James night, but not /i/vc them. He displayed the full­ married, and leaves awidow ami one daugh­ 99. The following are the names of the dele­ Granite St. on Sunday night, who ran up Middle Spruce Head, which is the “ boss” place. o f th eir ...... ly deeds. and what success they had in “ interrupt­ G. Blaine. Tlie meeting was called to or­ ness of his Democratic zeal and the delicacy of AVe understand the granite company that has ter. gates :— • street to the Lindsey woods. They may very To the persistent misstatements of that ing” Gen. Hall is told in the following der by the Chairman, Hon. X. A. Farwell, his gentlemanly taste by decorating his windows been at work on Snow's Hill have shipped their ]Hirtion of the Chicago ami Iowa press John T. Berry, Geo. AV. Ricker, Sanford Star- likely have been the same men. somewhat amusing manner, by the Boston and alter cheers and music by the band, Aliss AVhitten of Topsham has hair seven with the mottos : “ Our Ensign is the Bloody paving and suspended work, ou account of the which is constantly clamoring for human feet six inches long, very fine and beauti­ rett, John Alehan, Oliver Otis, A. A. Newbert, S. Ilc r a ld :— Mr. AY. O. Fuller, Jr., sang bis campaign Shirt;” “ Don’t play the Mulligan Gnards;” hard times. blood, and vehemently asserting that the ful. ______M. Veazie, John Coburn, John Bird, AV. H. W a r r e n . public sentiment of the State of Iowa is ‘ • During Major Merrill’s speech a few inter­ song, to the tune of “ Marching through “ IIow is the $04,006;” and “ An Honest God’s They do say that the way Knox Hall is lighted Rhoades, Geo. F. Ayers, AVm. J . Thurston, Isaac The ham of (’apt. John Patterson/situated in for the reestablishment of the death penal­ ruptions occurred, but the temper of the crowd Georgia, ” with a special verse complimen­ The Ellsworth Citizen says that the tlie noblest work of Man.” is a disgrace to the town and if the owners have showed up strongest after the introduction of Gen. Orbeton. the eastern part of the town, near Patterson’s ty , 1 su b m it tin* follow ing statem en t o f tary to Air. Blaine. Mr. Blaine was then Trenton fishermen at the Grand Banks g g ^ A n alarm of fire last Friday afternoon not public spirit enough to furnish sufficient light, .James A. Hall of Maine. Mr. Hall was for four Mills, was discovered in flames at about 2 o’clock fiet, viz.: Of the nine members who at send home reports of full fares. called out the department and made things lively Mr. Jacob Ross, who lives on the Beach a subscription ought to be raised for that pur­ this time represent Iowa in the lower and a half years a Union soldier, is a good speak­ introduced and though not in excellent on the street. Tlie fire proceeded from a small Hill.road north of this city, in Camden, had a Saturday morning. The fire speedily communi­ House of Congress, not a single individual e r, quick at repartee, and for an hour there was voice and suffering somewhat from hoarse­ The Damariscotta Baptist Association pose. a running fire between Democrats in the crowd one-story dwelling, nearly opposite Gen. Berry valuable yoke of oxen stolen from his yard on cated to the dwelling house, the ell of which was Mr. Herring proposes to give a Centennial con­ of that delegation favors the restoration of and the speaker. He began with the hard money ness, he spoke for an hour and made an will hold its next session at Kings Alills, engine house, owned by the estate of M. S. Hovey. Tuesday night. The cattle were missed at an ear­ connected with the barn, and the buildings were cert next Sabbath evening. capital punishment in that Commonwealth. question, saying that whoever had read Tilden’s able and effective address. At its conclu­ AYliiteliehl, Sept. G and 7. I make this statement, not upon hearsay, The flames were extinguished after causing some ly hour next morning and were tracked by Mr- entirely consumed. Quite a large quantity of Political excitement runs high in So. Thomas­ letter, in conflict as it is with his record on the sion he was loudly cheered and after music but from personal knowledge. Five of the specie resumption resolution of the New York Airs. A\rm. Alargessor, a widow lady of damage, which was subsequently appraised by Ross to Blackington’s Corner and beyond. Fol­ hay, with some grain and nearly all the farming ton. Even the girls in short clothes are discuss­ the meeting adjourned. There was a very tools on the place, were destroyed. The best of nine members of tin* Iowa. House of Rep­ Legislature, knew that the letter meant nothing Bangor, accidently fell into a cistern in the AVm. II. Glover at $71.70. Insured at E. II. & lowing up the search towards Thomaston, the ox­ ing politics, aud we expect oue of them will stump resentatives in 1862, and all voted for the else than repudiation. At this point the Demo­ large crowd present and the meeting was cellar of her house, Sunday morning and the household furniture was saved. The buildings G. AV. Cochran's Agency. en were found in the enclosure of Mr. Pclatiah repeal of the death penalty. The remain­ crats interrupted with cheers and Hall retorted. was drowned. the state for Tilden. oneofthe largest ever held in this section. Studley, a butcher of that town. Mr. Studley and hay were insured, wc learn, to the amount of ing four members of the delegation, viz., “ That’s it, you are for repudiation, I knew it” The story-and-a-half house of Capt. Hen­ says he bought them of a man that morning aud $2,00.), which is probably considerably less than Sampson, McCrary. MacDill, ami Oliver, Other passages between the speaker and his ad­ Mr. Crowell of AAr:iterville has a kind of ry Poland, on Pacific street, at the South End, The Lewiston Journal announces a series versaries were much livelier. A voice cried, paid him the sum of $100 for them. The man their value. of house-breakings in that city. entertain similar views on this question, K no x C o u ntv R e pu b l ic a n C o n v e n ­ rye 26 ounces of which planted in drills was discovered to be on fire at an early hour lust tlie latter gentleman having a short time •* Old Grant is a thief.” Hall retorted, “ You produced 615 pounds or 12 1-3 bushels, who drove the oxen to him had no coat on at the An alarm of fire was given on Monday evening, crawling sycophant, you sneaking rebel coward, t io n .—The Knox County Republican Friday morning, ami the flames having made since introduced a hill in the House toerase while the straw weighed 2179 pounds. time. AVe understand that on Thursday of Iasi by the blowing of the steam whistle and the ring­ The London Milk Journal says that a you scum of God’s earth, hold up your hand, lets Convention met in the, Court house in this good headway before the fire department arrived pint of milk heated a little, but not boiled, th e jM.'nalty o f d eath from th e statu te book see you.” Hall urged the laboring men to re­ week the same man had called on him and said ing of the church bells, aud the Tiger Engine Co. city, last Saturday forenoon, and was or­ The News says that Boothbay is growing on the ground,the building was totally consumed’ taken every four hours, will check the of the nation. Congressman Sampson, member the interest they have at stake in mak­ he had a pair of fat oxen to sell and an agree­ were promptly on hand, got out their engine and rapidly. There are not houses enough to most violent diarrluea, stomach-ache, in­ who was until recently a Circuit Judge of ing the greenback dollar worth 100 instead of 87 ganized by tlie choice of A.M. AYetherbee, together with its contents. Capt. Poland, who is hauled it up the hill, where it was ascertained that State, in a conversation with me on the meet the demand. Three new houses are ment was made that they should be brought on cipient cholera and dysentery. It is a cheap cents in gold. An Irishman interrupted, “ Oh, of AVarren, as President, and Messrs. G.T. master of schooner Excel, had gone on board liis that the alarm was caused by the burning of a subject, stated that at the time the death tell us about the country, the worst in the world.” b eing erected . Saturday morning. AV hen the man brought the and agreeable sort of medicine and will Sleeper, of South Thomaston, and P. G. vessel, with his family, the previous evening. )H?nalty was rcjK'aled he doubted the wis­ The General retortdl, “ What did you come here cattle on AVednesday morning, Mr. Studley asked brush heap, near Mathews’ corner. The pile was not be likely to kill if it does not cure. There was an insurance of $500 on the dwelling, dom of the step, but that be was now op­ for then ? If you dou’t like it, why «lo you stay Ingalls, of AVashington as Secretaries. The The following postmasters were appoint­ him why he had not come on Saturday, as rom- entirely consumed. No insurance- Loss as yet and $400 on contents, at the agency of E. II. & posed to the restoration of the old law. It here? It’s good enough for the rest of us.” Committee on Credentials reported 98 dele­ ed in Alainc last week:—AArm Sylvester, ised, and the fellow said that his wife was sick and unestimated. Carl Schurz is to appear soon on the At one time the roughs in front of the stand Eustis, Franklin Co., Ale.; Joshua Pack­ G. AV. Cochran. is hardly to be supposed that the nine gen­ gates present, Matinicus being the only he could not leave home. On learning that he There is to he a Temperance lecture this (Tues­ stump. His first speech, it is said, will lie tlemen who represent Iowa in Congress grew unusually turbulent and Hall leaning for­ ard. South Sebec, Penobscot county, Ale. devoted to the civil service reform features place unrepresented. The usual committee '32T The frescoing of the Uuivcrsalist church had been swindled, Mr. Studley,atook immediate day) eveuing.by a gentleman from Massachusetts. are entirely ignorant of the drift of public ward said, “ I can come down there and smash j of the campaign, and the second to its bear­ was completed last Saturday and the stagings are There has beeu something of a lack of interest in sentiment in their own locality. On the the head of every one of you scoundrels. You on resolutions was ap(x>inted. The Con­ Rev. F. 0. Ford of Augusta baptized fif­ measures to follow up the thief. Learning that ing on the financial question. He is under­ have got to have the rebel cussedness let out of contrary, it is rather to be presumed that teen persons Sunday, the 15th inst., in Bel­ now removed from the building, so that the full he had left on the morning freight train, Mr. S. regard to the cause of late, and wo hope to hear you or you'll burst.” Enquiries were frequent vention then proceeded to the business of stood to be greatly delighted with the con­ they aie tolerably familiar with the views grade. The total number that have recent­ effect of tluwlecorations can be perceived. The was fortunate enough to ascertain from the station of a turn in the tide. trast between Governor Hayes’letter of ac­ to know about “ Jim ” Blaine, ami Hall said there making nominations, wbieli resulted:— ly received the rite of baptism in that vicin­ of their constituents touching a question wasn’t a copperhead loafer in the land who didn’t frescoing is of a different style from that of any agent the number of the ticket he had bought aud Visiting Uuicn the other day, we called on our ceptance and that of Governor Tilden, and which, for the past year or two, has so For Senator, Joshua L. Jordan, of ity is forty-five. to believe that since the publication of the go into “ conntption fits ” at Blaine’s name. He church or other edifice iu this region. The ceil­ telegraphed to AViscasset and Bath to have him friend J. Henry Allen, Photographer, and found largely occupied the public mind of T h o m asto n . latter a reaction in favor of Hayes has set resided in Blaine's district. Tarbo.x had referred Nettie Ripley of Soarsmont, drowned her­ ing is laid out iu panels of a cobalt blue, bordered arrested and himself followed in the 9 o’clock that he has been making some .fine views of Union that State. For Judge of Probate, E. M. Wood, of to Blaine asfaj “ shrewd, slippery sqoundrel,’' self in Stevens Pond in Liberty, after leav­ and Hope scenery. The former residents of those in. but he, Tarbox, had fallen into his hands once by a purple band, edged with a rich brown line, train. The officer at AViscasset easily fouud the fel­ C am d en . ing her home on Thursday night, and her a m i wouldn’t earc to repeat the experiment. Mr the whole surrounded by a rich grey stile. Be­ low and took him in charge and yesterday after­ towns, whe would like to see how the scenery Four years ago if anybody thought of For Register of Probate, True P. Pierce, body was found Friday. The cause of the The Hancock C itizen says: White hats Hall continued with reference to Tilden's failure tween the panels are ribs of wood tinted in light noon Sheriff Torrey went over and brought him to which in time past has been familiar to them Gov. Haves for the Presidency it was hard­ to contribute of his great wealth to help on the act is unknown. Her age was 20 years. ly Gov. Hayes; yet four years ago he said with blue bands have lately gone out of of Rockland. buff and grey, relieved by a light, airy border on this city and lodged him in a cell under the Court looks ou paper, will do well to send him an fashion at Bar Harbor. Some time bust Union cause; to his membership of the New in a speech: ‘‘ Wc ought to have a reform For Treasurer, O. B. Fales, of Rockland. each side. The walls are laid out very neatly, order. * week a lady at one of the hotels about re­ York society for the diffusion of “ peace at any The Biddeford Times says that during a House. The money received for the oxen was of the svstem of appointments to the civil For County Commissioner, Janies Ginn, tiring for the night looked under the bed price” documents, and to his share in the respon­ recent eamp meeting a gentleman aged having a very heavy border at the intersection of found upon him and recovered, except $5.00, service.’thorough, radical, and complete.” in search of something and in that some­ sibility for the Chicago resolutions, declaring the Jr., of Vinalhaven. between 70 and 80 years, residing in Day- the ceiling and wall. Around the windows there which he had spent. The culprit proved to be AVe regret to learn of the sudden decease of E. This is precisely what Gov. Hayes, being war a failure. One of Hall’s queries was, “ who ton took his first ride in the cars. He is a thing's stead found a well grown boy. On For Clerk of Courts, George T. Sleeper, is a neat gothic border of stone green and buff; Frank AVilson, a young man about 30 years ot B. Hinckley, Esq., which occured at AVarren, last nominated for’the Presidency, now says. bein’" discovered be made a rush for the was it that seceded, Republican or Democratic man of means, and lives within four miles And a very good opinion it is to stick to. Legislatures?” A voice, “ Republican.” — of South Thomaston. also, a fine border over the dado. On the chan­ age. AVilson belonged in AVest Camden, where he evening. Mr. Hinckley had been iu infirm doorand the only thing the lady noticed by of the railroad. We are a trifle more in need of reform now Hall—“ Well, my friend, you’re a d—d fool. For Sheriff, A. T. Low, of Rockland. has respectable connections, hut he had been at health for some time past, being afflicted with an which to identify him was a white hat with cel end are tablets, one on each side of the pulpit, than we were then, and it is encouraging “ I’ll raise a missionary fund in Maine, for aneurism of au important artery, which his phy­ a blue band. Tlie following day three The five oilicers first named aliovo were The schooner Phmnix of Portland, bound of a very neat and artistic design, being of goth­ work in this city for some time, up to within two to find that the Governor has not changed Lawrence heathen like you. Y’our Democrat­ to Bangor, with coal for Portland, Bangor sicians had advised him might terminate fatally voun" men with hats answering that de­ ic masters have sent you here to interrupt and unamimously nominated. For Clerk of ic form, with emblems of the dove and bible. or three weeks, driving a truck team for Mr. his mind. A President in favor of one and Machias Steamboat Company, was scription were arrested, hut neither proved jeer, but you don’t know the difference between The general character of the work is of the Ale- Daniel Proctor, whose wife's daughter he married. at any time. Mr. Hinckley was as well as usual term, with his head full of civil service re­ Courts there were besides Air. Sleejier two run into and sunk by steamer Cambridge to be the right person. The news spread the Democratic ami Republican parties.” Hall At the time of the larceuy we understand that he last evening, aud rode to attenl a Democratic form, ought to do a good stroke of business. Rockland candidates—Afessrs. L. L. Buck- Monday afternoon, near Winterport. The dieval style of decoration. Mitchell & C.o, of) about, aud now fuch hats are a curiosity in maintained himself ami coucludel shortly after 9 caucus at the village, of which he was jnade Sec- —N. Y. Tribune. land and A. E. Tyler—but the Rockland crew were saved. Boston. was stopping at Rowell’s boarding house, at the Bar Harbor. o’clock, amid cheers. i.x'a JOL'IINAI. for til. FORTRESS MONROE—Parsed out from Baltimore M ic iia k i. C K ei t.—M ie A i t i .i: L. L. S H U K L A A D , !l-t. barque Dtin Justo, for Belfast. Speaker of tin lion • o f lie eptetnh i.le NEW ORLEANS—Cld 21, barque Eva II Fisk, PRO BONO PUBLICO. ll.ple fo, -lit an.l Jrown, Europe. ilie.1 S n ln r.lav r. He Civil and Consulting Engineer, PHILADELPHIA— Ar 18, A F Ames, Aehorn, of 1’cnnsylvan i. an d « I inaleri A’iihDor, NS. WOOLENS ARE CHEAP! ville. March 1 i. 1827. plae. Laud Surveyor and Coiivcyauccr. an.l lie <>, e.l llis , i l ’ity Engineers (llliee Pillsbury Block, opposite •h Speedwell, Spaulding, his ow n eft'or I. Ill illh islr ■ like II..1.1. Il.sklan.l, Me Sami's toeldam l. from the l.on o ille I WAREIIAM-Sid IS, sell American Chief, Snow, CALL AND SEE OUR next vear'rem v.-.l froi 1 he w as e ( liarles I'.. 1 II. ..lie s 1,1s ill...e....I l.l Hi.. I 'l . M 'l II I: ill' SI1.IJI- BATH Ar 17, s.l.s Irene E Me* IS.', pros, ig atlo n I'l.XKanil -I I;i;I-itv. George; R Tboma?, (of eklan.l) passed up N E W GOODS, In 18.',YNT< >N5 M . 1 G reat Closing Out y o f his le pres HOMOEOPATHIC GOODS political .ral.le an Physician and Surgeon, —A l ’— CIRCULAR. S a le o f 'SANFORD STEAMSHIP COMPANY! w orlh. A ln.ii 1 S lrcs-I. ROCKLAND, ME. DRV GOOhS, For Boston and Lowell. IPW K trc e l, u«-»l o f l l i - h , s c ro itil 0, E. Blackington’s BRYCE. GBACI IllMI-.l* I't'OIII I illlC G-<‘1»1« Ml < l o r >■»<-ason «»r lSTG. in p i WP.1 liri.l Will be* liquidated 1 the d u rin g Fib •1. CS|. 215 Main SI., al the Brook. ee and Manuel i.'aguuo. CARPETINGS, '!’«.> Steam ers on the Koute, Four Trips per Week. ally ah. .1 . l . l a n .l DR. fcl. D O W N E S . sines* will be continued b\ railroai GRACE. BROTHERS' on I'.' in K im ball ilin ri,. eular is annexed, and for F A R E , OZNTBY S 2 . 0 O . 7 h o |? s ’ u .I .p o l i.-e of the friendly relation mid CURTAINS. ■l.slrr lllo I t i c . '.>11 1 i e o e l i S i r e e l Ii’litleii ‘>.•.1111:1, rial. So J, 4 WOODSIDE, 5Vi. D., .Heil’s, Youths’ and B o y s ’ 1 ab.iiil GENTLEMEN-WE BEG TO INFORM YOU Til order In close nut special lines of that we have ibis day formed a en.partm r-hip. regis­ (binds, and reduce onr Stock before the all oilier plij Physician and Surgeon, tered in Callao by the Notary Public, .Mr. Ab xamlr. Destua, under the name of Fall 'Trade commences, we shall otter TENANTS IlAlUiOll, .ME GRACE TTl!<,TI[Kl:s & cn.. CAM BRIDG E, Capt. .1. I’. JO H N SO N . K ATA IID IN <’i»pt. W . R. R olx. to continue the bu-ine.-s of Me--r-. Bryi’e, Grace k Co., ' >ur c.irr. poiid. iits in the United States are : Will leave ROCKLAND for BOSTON, every M ONDAY. W E D N E SD A Y . T H URSDAY and SAT­ ill Au U R D A Y , a t 5 1». M. W K K ilX «fc KOK!-;. N E W Y O b K ...... Me-srs. W. R.GRACEk ( <> ■ an erro r in . S \ N FRAN'<’IS('O ,G al..M essr*. .1. W . G R A C E k C<» Will leave BOSTON for ROCKLAND every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, il M i­ Successor.' to o ap p ro p riate Offering our best services, and referring to the -ig. at 5 1 -2 o’clock, I*. M. <:. p . nature- of the managing partner. o,l l,v I ho Pre, it, Un 1 -ixu'w i;*, ,-d I • for the lelltl. I F A R E , FROM ROCKLAND TO BOSTON, - • . . . . «•» 0 O all the ills that II. di vatit-, npriation of , .HI f„ DiuggisU A. tpolhrcurifs, ,’diellt S in every department, and would call special “ “ “ “ I.OWELI...... 3*3.15 o f th e Hop-, “ “ “ “ PHILADELPHIA AND RETURN, :• M A IN T R E E t, attention to the following low prices. [of this will Special Bariners. I via Fall R iver a n d S touingtou L ines. - St i t n o ni' light, fuel. | »: o e Ic I a n <1 , M e . M. P. G R A C E , J “ Norwich Line, ’ . . 13.00 GENTLEMEN'S M. LLAlif'NO. HTJ-Stale Room s secured of Agent at Rockland. General Partners. Ih.'klaii.l an.l can I.:: WHITE QUH.TS, N. R. No extra hazardous freight taken. Ali freight must he accompanied by P.iR of Lading in duplio in ,.0,1 ,lop M. W. F.UIW IH.I., Agent. .Iiab0lie.1l I t- 1 .y Win.v v H. Kittredge & Co. ) Furnishing Goods F O L i n \ 75 cts„ formerly $1.00. A gent’s O llicc. No. 2. A tlantic Bloclc, (upstairs.) Re.-idem-e corner Union and Pleasant Sts ap t to Rockland, May 25,187G. •nggists & Apotbeearios AWO NIC E T l ’N EM E.NTS to let : u p .rl ami Dealer* in . Inquire o f COBB , W IG H l >a.l l.a put ^.ooial |».li, x . ».i r i : \ r .1/n m : / .v i:s. i Full S'.o. k, Great X'ariety and at tin’ Lowest Pt • p r e l k WHSTE QUILTS, its lin N o . :, S P E A K . B L O C K , Jackson’s Catarrh Snuff , all tr ulous ROCKLAND, ME. rF<> THUTJC. AND TROCHE POWDER, $1.00, formerly $1.50. A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY” IN C. SU M NER rnor t hainhcrlain li: •.H p r. flab.. ST'T O R E :iu\G2 feet, w ith Shed 19x50. G ood lueatioi Catarrh, lU-adaclie, Bail Breath, HoursencsK, ,1 in good order. a id in g II e.l ..nil al and physi. al. th: COBB, WIGHT k NORTON. Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness, Arc., of til, W hippoi ; to ta i IMjssessioj adding Invitations.--Latest Styles HATS AND CAPS! Rest Ginghams—Job Lot, And all Disorders resulting from COLDS In THOMASTON, o f III. ston in.lt rod,ip l force. II. w ith o r w ith o u t m o n o g ra m , :ui»l • nvelm -es to HEAD. TIIKOAT and YO( AL ORGANS. This ib-im-dv docs not ‘-D ry u p ’’ a Catarrh but! t o match, furuishol at short notice at i h i, o r /'Has Hie largest variety of a- ollioors oppo W h ip p er I 'O I i ONLY S CENTS. IJH IS IA S il ; frees the hca.l of all offensive matter, prole >pile aHid Vig otislv, an. quickly removing Bad Breath ami Headache: allays m : GRAND SQUARE PIANO, m a rly m v that if tin t I do so. • Mill a c ta day througl and soothe* the burning heat in C a ta rrh ; is ’^SPECTACLES and EYE .-splendid tone, has all tb.- M odern Im prov, nu iit- m ild and agreeable in its effects that it positively /"Cf 1 OCtTACi • no.: am i organ'i illicit-iit b i c e . coin an.l by Will -ell x erv cheap for CASH, a* tlie owner ba, o f ll.t inted. Outfit and ei'KE.s w iT iioi T sx'i:i.;zix(i! 111 k l l O X C o u n t y . [ a le coiisLal.ula n din-ctior D in dgfor Dys. Si ic for it. A New Lot of choie style and line quality GLASSES it you know A . :, T r....,„• l-o u .l.r .i- p i . : , lu ll,.. K„ l l f OO nl control io si wily of lb. Complaint th m ver nauseates: when -wallowed, instantly gives, to "» V ovll 1 VV per. cent -I,Ifni judge. I, you g e l disc uraged spe the Throat and Yu> al fh'ijansb | .. itii but little uu-eos. X. Rubber Goods, PRINTS Delicious Sensation of Coolness &Comfort; ' ‘ than TRAVELING give you satiafsetory proof that G r e e n s P, I R T II S. M a i n e . It is tin- best I’o/'er Tonic in the world ! Ai t.i r i m ? . 1O00 tons o f ice in an open field last w in ter. Romxsox. Thomaston, and get a sample M A R R I A G E S 4 s.l\ l.-s ami fain Merrill’s Drugstore. ONLY G CENTS. Early in the spring they were ottered sg.gu B ottle o f (iREEX’s AEGEST FLOWER for B) I M O T i C E I.EVENSALEIi BLOCK, cents ami try il. or a Regular Size for 7o L'aiopaigu F lags, a ton for it. They spurned the proflered t te llin g s , o f all si id de. This ('oil.m w e iriiaraniee lin? best ba r­ lucre. The other day they sold •’!<»<) tons, cents, two doses will relieve you. lyileow In this . u v, a icriptions, are made to i.’ d.-r by ;l;! Thomaston. i.o.k A. Pi. r. . Campaign g a in ever ottered in Lockland. all there was left of it. for s2.bd per ton. •ick.-ring •>!' I!, S. T. MVGKJDGE, The Waidoboro News says: On tin* Td. Lameness, or shiftless of the joints, ami .000 OZRO COLLARS. F la g s! , IK7(», and coiiti.ui.- I 2 wei l>- Call al THIS OFFICE 1 ml investigate or send for trampled down hisgrass in getting toil, by erwise s|,vcifu• L. "a S a t u r d a \ 40 inches wide, only 75 ids. poultry I lb Bi l l', roast-, f |b....b. , ’d Oil tin; third Til.--day of 7 1‘. M ./ l o d . l h . . leg -t.-i - a Lodge, No. 77, at < ’ornville, Somerset coun­ POUT OF HOCK r.AND. We also keep constantly on Knives, Forks and t'llici.i II- .'-plilur...... 2'. S tea k I ' II...... 2n, V \N» Y M. LOON, G.I .-f C H A R L E S T.E examine applicants I, idm ty; Tabor, No. SO, at Glenw’ood, Aroostook T urkeys...... 2O..22 C o rn e d , C II...... IO ROY MCLooN, „f T in ,1 I.. It. II A SF. 1 in .BB. ' hand a fill! stock of S p o o n s a t co u n ty : am i R eform , No. 2.11. al. Stetson, lu ie k s...... |i'..,2u T ongue, V ib...... Hi A r r i v o d . t 'oiinty. minor, having pi <- d her third A. I.. I Y I,...... 14 .OS B eet-, I„.t t , | / lb...... •■:•. M il'll, ) AN ENTIRE STOCK OF A r 17ih, s- 1 guardian-hip of -aid ward for allowance: in Penobscot county, making 212 lodges in P o la to e s ...... '.u.iou B utter, P I!...... 2 2.,bd Buckland, Aug. 17. 1-7J. IBOTTOM HRICES !‘..::it,ie.s. sweet, h” ...... 4 I ’iililiage, |: II:...... O', B. II, H all. tci»t:it >:i». T h a t notice th e re o f be giv« n. tbr.-e we. I the Stab1. The Secretary of tin- Grand Fal -'. G:.rdin CDRH, rLOUH, Pickles, i gal...... 1’iU.i?;', <'ra u h e irie s |z h u ...... 4.00 . . — iv. iv. in the i:„,kl,uul . printed in Rod Hall. T.Jmaii nJ, in >:i'id Countv. that all person* interested 111:1 Lodge, Geo. E. Brackett «>f B< lfasL will Ij.iuie. f p k ...... I’l.eese, f- lb...... I . • I..' . t-p' a I. n.I sit a Probate’ Court t-. be held nt Ro. kland. < Llama Lace Shawls E. K. SPEAR & CO.’S. give all aid and part iculars to those willing Squashes: p Ib ...... 03 E g g -p e r ,|o z ...... 2o philade.pl,ia . - R. I. -alei, the third Tuesday of S.-ptember next, and -how can-- to organize new l o d g e s . Semi-annual ses­ to m a to e s, fre-h,ti' tb...... L ard, P II...... 17 G roesm s anil Sliiii GliaafllBiy ulii Tb.imasloii hy the said account should m per c a n ...... 3 ' Lam b p II,...... 1J 11 B R u t h TIduikis. Hutchinson. N Y: 19 b.- alio sion will he hchl at Waterville in October. t u rnips. <•• It,...... 04 O n io n s, P li. B erm uda---- • line. Titus. Viiialhavei, f..r N Y ; W inS Farw E . M. W O O D , Ju d g .’. and S acks CEMENT, LIME, Alfred Lennox, Esq., of Wis.sen.sct has a Veal, P II...... loelJ Perk, (dear; I :i...... E Bo H.u: M • Eddy. Warren. Iblfa-t: T EXCURSIONS! copy.—A tte s t: - T . I ’. PlEHCE, R egister. pink eyed, white-striped squirrel. It was S te a k ,...... 3.1, Round Hog. 1/ II,.------10 riio rn d .k e, Y iua h a ven: K'th, Bengal, Hall. B .ing..r; At about H alf their real value Hair and Calcined Plaster. caught ami carefully brought into the house Speedwell. Spalding, N Y; A Clement. Eitileii.- by a cat belonging to Mr. 1 )avid .McKenney. Coffee li'.Il, S a lt V b o x ...1 0 , 15, 2O.i.:n I’.-md.-e E iica, T h. ru.iike. C o rtla n d ; Ball: I R io ...... ;> Soap, P il...... 5.1 io Rhoades Bo-to:i; f.a onia. ('rock.-tt. B.-ifa-l ; 21 The cat was the happy mother of two R oasted .v g r. Rio 3ii<,35 S u g a r per 11, Kentucky. Spalding, Barg..r: < arrie 1. Hix. Hix, N A' : HUMAN HA5R. C AN RE CHARTERED FOR EXCURSIONS white kittens ami evidently mistook Master .lava...... 40 lola--es P gal...... Extracotleecrushed11 P White Shetland WOQZD Squirrel for one of her own ofispring, as derson B angor: 2-'-i, Steam er C.iinliridge, Julm -.'ii FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND H av a n a ...... M uscovado...... Boston; Steamer l.ewi-ton, Deeriiig. Portland: S.-l she handled him very tenderly. The stripes P o rto R ieo,...... 7;5 S y rup, su g a r-h o u se ...... llo Unman Hair Switches, R.-adv prepared f«»r the stove, always on hand ami EVENING. Lake, Uerrv. Saban: Win McLoon, Roger-., Owl- II. ad furnished at the LOWEST PRICES. New Orleans...... Mia>5 ’.Maple p er g a l...... 1.50 R S D. n‘, Wiiit . Roekp ut; Bob, Riio .des, Boston The Ilmighton, having superior accommodations, can on the animal are only distinguishable by oil. Rero-ene, Pgal?0u30 Tea, Japan, I!...... 7.5 90 .JUST R EC E IY E D . S h aw ls b ein g a little w h iter than the rest of the fur. Cmninonweallh, Smith, do; R S Hi.dgdoii, Melvin, d<>; carry, under cover, any number of excursionists. Pratt’.-' Astral, Pgul..4S Oolong, per tl,.. In tin so Trader. Bradbury, tb.: I s B-\ -teamer Woodbury, All kinds of Hair work done at short notice. D. N. BIRD &, CO. F.»r charter apply to Capt.Orris Ingraham, on board, An albino of this variety of the squirrel Devoe’s i-il...... 4o E ng. B re a k fa s t,...... 5 0 ,<:o Evan.-, Eastport; - b- Vine, Portland; 21. M Langdon, R ockland, M ay 25,1876. 3u»o2.i o r to ,|. p. YY1SK, Agent. Prunes, p 11, ...... ynin Salt, p Im ...... fo.j75 M u lk n , N Y . In Beautiful Designs and at very family is very rare. Raisins,p 1-1 box ------l.oo S a lra lu -...... - a i o S59 MAIN STREET. 32G Main Street, 17 O. A. W K IG IN . LOW L'KIl’ES. The Wiscasset Oracle says: The loafers Flour. Corn, M rul.cfc. S a i l e d . B arley, p e r h u . .1.00 n 1.25 Rice, p r II...... 10 O F FIC E OF on Main street rubbed their eyes and stared B uckw heat tiour p e r ft...On M iddlings, p r l b ...... 1 Has a nice assorfmenl of goods for harder than usual last, Tuesday afternoon Sid 17ib, s. lis Robert Smith, Sprague, A’inalhaven: C rackl’d, w h ea t p e r 1I...O7 D ais, pr h u ...... ;.o.jiju 18th, E G Knight, Brail, Richmond, Ya; Winnie City of Rockland. (lie present anil coming season, as an antique Farmington stage coach. C orn, p e r lm ...... i,s.,7u O atm eal, p r lb ...... 5 00u2rt Go NOTICE TO MARINE The right to reject any or every proposal is hereby re- found anywhere. most notable quack of ancient history, Paracelsus, by Mere brook, on the east side of the Ma- Hair, pr lm ...... 30«.7; Stove, SHOO uame, whose only merit to notoriety was that he cursed quoit road, say one-half mile from the M. oo.i Snt. Under the directions of Mr. M . Soil, per cd. i OO/id 00 S a n d , p rcu .sk ...... 21 x r j c i c j j ’ experience having taught me and every‘other m uster Quality ami Promptness Guaranteed. -ecu to-day in degem-mtion, humor ami death, in so R. Field, men, are now grubbing up tin* llaticoiiN. that sails along our coast, the many advantages derived DR, JOSEPH II. ESTABROOKhas returned from Gloves, Hosiery, Corsets, &c., many households; ami his followers to-day who are Irmn steam wlii-tb - that have been plac’d on the differ­ bushes to give a full view for the road, and 3 ’ Calcined, pr cask... s visit W est, ami proposes to occupy liis old stand, in 329 MAIN STREET, crying “ Quack! ” “ quack!” are only type® of the ent le-adlauds along our coasts, as .1 gu de for them in iiiieetimi williliis son, GEORGE C. ESTABROOK. at very Low Prices—Some lines chief of tjuai-ks. Now, to prove these vllitiers as liars, '5 Superplio.-pliate, pr lb ...3 tbi.-k and stormy weather, and as this place is one <>] FALL STYLE to secure a retreat under the trees on the M. D . 22 ROCKLAND, MAINE I publish a f. w certificates from eminent men witli B e rlb ...... 5 Bone meal, pr ib ...... lo. the mo-t imp -cant points along the coast, and win re whom 1 Studied medicine. The one annexed is from back part of the field to the soldiers when Linseed oil, pr gal...... 75 W ool, p r lb ...... 3o.i5n All calls promptly answered hy one or the other,day of these goods at a fog signal i- most needed, the masters, owner- and B .A l >1104’ D A I’S o r n ig h t. 45 Prof. Stillie of tile old University of Medicine of Penn­ off duty. A number of hogsheads have been White lead, pme.pr lb. ..12,Calf skills, p rjb ...... 12! . agents of steamers and .-ailing vessel- have rcqiic-tcd sylvania, the oldest and most renowned in this country •jrouml plaster, [Sheepskins, sunk near the brook, which will ensure a me lo erect, somewhere in this vicinity, a proper .JUST RECEIYED. Less than half their first cost in I»r i, Hides, prlb ...... G building and machinery for a lirst cla-s fug signal, mid J. STEVENS, M. D. full supply of clear spring water. [Lamb Skins...... 50« 1.50 after looking over the different headlands, I have se­ Tax Collector’s Notice. order to close odd lots, C oal! C oal! lected a spot near tin- lighthouse on West (,’hop as the 259 MAIN STREET. The Calais Times says that John Ryan, proper place. The building and all the niurliini-ry is PURSUANT to an order of the City Council, passed J u n e Silt, 1S76, a D isem iiit o f eight p e r c en t, will (Philadelphia Hospital, Alms IIolse. of Baileyville, was fearfully gored by a on the spot and :n working order, mid will he blown O. A . W IG G IN . This is to certify that JOHN STEVENS hath at both day and night in thick weather, at intervals, as 1b«- allowed on all taxes of J-S7G, paid during the month tended the Classic Lectures at the Philadelphia Hospit­ vicious bull Wednesday, and received in­ SPECIAL NOTICES late.1, hereafter, and all lh. and other makers I’ianns. Maine Central Railroad. A (iOOl) CLUCK FOB NOTHING ! -Have a new New Y<«rk Plain, 7 octaves, carved, to them . More helpful than all wisdom is one Sportsm en’s OooilB, , Stool and Cover, for A S S E N G E R T ra in s leave B ath 11.43 A . M., after A GOOD CLOCK FOB NOTHING ! arrival of Train leaving Rockland 9 A.M ., con- draught of simple human pity that jvill not • Have an extra bargain on a full carved, 7 oetave Pneetingat Brunswick for Lewiston, Farmington, Augus­ forsake us. Carpel W eavers’ Twini. 3, used a little. ta, Skowhegan Dexter and Bangor, at Yarmouth with ROSE BI SUES. A GOOD CLOCK FOB NOTHING ! so, a 2d hand Piano, Gr,' octaves, in good order. G. T. B’y, at Westbrook witli I*, k R. Ii. R., and at Boat B uilders’ GOO(1„, (Iron Plate,) with Stool and Cover, SI 50. B. K M. Junction with tmins on Boston X Maine Road, A GOOD CLOCK FOB NOTHING ! arriving in Boston at 6 1’. M. We often hear of ladies who arc tired of 'flic Pittsfield 'i’imes is the name of a Seven octave I’iano, over strung, with Stool and C’ov S .lllO l S Oil Clotliro, Itul. ...nt ll.-.tiliny, •, for * 1 50. 1 rain leaves Bath, 4.05 P. M., (after arriv'd of new local paper published weekly at Pitts­ A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING! tram leaving Buckland, 1.40, I’. M.,) connecting at trying to keep their rose-bushes free from N.A.&S.H. BURPEE l i o ' Examine our Instruments ami ascer­ field bv Messrs. Smith & Pendleton. »r Lewiston and Augusta, and arriving in insects and are pulling up and givingaway Groceries, Ham, Pork, Beef, &c., A GOOD CLOCK FOR NOTHING tain our prices unci terms of payment before P. M., and Boston at 10 P. M. 'Perms $1.50. purchasing. T hai A r r iv e .—Morning Train knves Portland, hardy roses. This is entirely unnecessary. We give the new, handsome aud aeeurate little de 15 A . M , arrives at Bath 8.05 A. M., connecting to 278 MAIN STltEET, R ockland. taehed lever lime-piece called TH E ST. NICHO­ If they will commence next spring and There is a great deal of unmapped coun­ 3 Doors South of the* Thorndike Hotel. Through 'l’rains 1. LAS CLOCK to any person who sends us • TWO rival of trains from scatter air-slacked lime op. the bushes early try within us which would have to be Have Just Received Their NEW SUBSCRIBERS, with $4.00 in cash, 'J ALHEKT SMITH. ounecting to Rockli taken into account in an explanation of 205 Main Street. Freight Trains each way daily. in the morning, when the hushes are wet warrant this Clock to keep as good time as Clocks our gusts and storms. July 1, 1S76. J’-WSOX TCCKE1!. Supt. with dew, and once more in August give which cost four times the money. Address Vo them the same dressing, they will find their H. H. GRIE & CO PoiiTF.it, publishers Hard speech between those who have I). T. K EEN & SON, bushes free from the worst pests, and their Steamboat Notice. loved is hideous in the memory, like the A. It. LEIGHTON, trouble will be well repaid. Pigging sight of greatness and beauty sink into s » b x s « s t m DEALERS IN round the roots this fall and manuring free­ vice and rags. Steam Dye House, Fish M arket and Lunch Room STMR. HURRICANE. ly will greatly promote the health ami vig­ Near Railroad Bridge, Water Street, Augusta 3\»3 Alain - Uockkuul FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, All kinds of Fish,. Oysters, Clams, Lobsters, N and after T H U R SD A Y, Ju ly or of the hushes. There is a Chicago girl who, if she thinks eonsbuitly on band. 6th, 1876, S team er 1 1 U K K 1 - she, is g o in g to be beaten in a g am e o f cro ­ EMILE BARBIER, Prop’r. At the lunch counter, Oysters, Clams, Fish and Lob Beef, I’ork, Lartl, OCANF, will leave Coiuuiciciul sters are served in all styles; also Hot Tea ami Cotlee, Wharf, Foot of Sea Street, quet. will always fall down in a lit over the And respectfully invito the attontian of pureliaso First Premium at Stale. Fair, 7S7^ lurrieane Die daily AS1IES ANO IRON FOR FLOW­ Milk, Hulled Corn, Pastry, etc. M eals n l ull hours, 11 :30 or on arrival of Steumi r last hoop. This well-known establishment, with its admirable Families supplied. * 1 ‘ity o f Rich...... ’ *' ERS. very Low Prices at which goods will ba sold. facilities, is eon.lu. te.l by a FI BST-l ’LASS FRENCH W . I. GOODS, GROCERIES, &c. R eturning, ill arrive a t Rockland a t about 6 P. M., 1>V ER. ale o f hveiugand (’leansinir done in a manner to ■ w in II both boats arc running, the Clara Clarita will The observ ,1 and experi- f e c i ’ s vrisFAirrioN. SHIV STOKES FURNISHED. not touch at Hurricane Island, tier the Hurricane at 1ei;'i|.er. g . (^ ro fk ctt, mental garde n liiiii 111.- fa i l i.. than tin . h:q.,,V- Parlor Suits, l’arlor Desks, Center Tables, Foldin'” Chairs, Ladies’ Dresses, Saequcs, Velvet, Ribb • of the boats ii w ithdraw n, |.n tlin g Dvcd, Ch-ansed and Pressed willnmt ripping. taking i to both of said places. that, to proe. • brilliant cob .rs in flowers, th e a rt of all lliii Mid d. Teacher of Piano. Organ, Violin and MICHAEL J. AGUOIiN, su p p ly tin soil with an lig h t, fi on l tlie g r ml color restored, Comer Main & Winter Sts., Libraries, Side Boards, R attan Chairs, Ottomans, H a rm o n y ...... Dyed orCIca o r a .1 lil.ls s: Gents’ Garments, (’oats. Pants, : lid V ests cion silica. Thel: a,,|.li, Aerial («. s failings or dv.-d Brown, Black, Blue Black < r Indigo Blue, ami ROCKLAND, MF,. ex ch an g e At a n lie and Pier M irrors, Hall Stands, aits repairing done INSIDE LINE! DAY ROUTE! — P. O. AddressBox, 56. 1 which is of va-t i |H.Ilance in the prod,. — I cleansed every day. Alt. Desert to Portland and lion <>f Unit hfilli: ,ev o f the petals and ll Also new goods or heavy clotli for store dyed ami tin- A main in Jersey C ity w c u t sisl. USE f'tlic lea .a s. T h en , isbed in the best luaum r, al very low prices. Goods H B o s to n , ■ lark green lustre hot nigliit. an .l was found ot i his ..Hi Black Walnut, Pine and Ash Cham her Sets. received aud returned promptly by K xprcas. SAMUEL T- MUGRIDGE, t-i A M 3 3 1> A Y . .must, lie added, • lln- ground he dress, I'll. 1Later, line. ere Ink. 1N.0KEAT VAltlETV. (I. A. WIGGIN, 239 Main St., Agent for Rock­ HARRISON BROS. & CO’S owing flowers with il ISAIITa. NIIAIKJIIC round aln.nl lln- : |H)li, l.ilion, an.l1 on on e <.r III land. SUMMER ARRANCEMENT. leached wo ..I ash, . an iner.-as.-d l.rillia ( irin .it A g en ts —E. A. Dana, Waldoboro; E. W. ‘TOWN & COUNTRY’ le m an 's l.e...Is, an ;an o th er M attresses, Com forters, Pillows ami Peat Iters, Dunbar, Damariscotta; .lane A. Hall, Dam’a Mills; M. Three Trips Per Week, Commencing, cy will app i. rv petal and leaf. the third 1.is coat. T hey Holbrook, Wiscasset, B- F. Wells, B. Ifast. lyltl. O du n e 2 0th . COTTON DUCK AND FLAGS A ny |na- CilSt lots fo r his g.u flowers in | Umbrella Stands, Card and Loft on Cupl. G. \V. Ileow n’H W harf READY or spaeiou- readily sali-l Organs and Melotleons W STEAMER ULYSSES , eedingl u sefid 'p a rt ll A Western tailor a,he “ W anted Statuette Tables, CAPT. DAVID ROBINSON, .in- produeti, m o o r time girls to pi its.” hr. I loreg ,1s play MIXED Will leave Railroad W harf, Rockland, every Tiies- o f In iful flu rs. Ev while flower M ary W alk e n iu g and Repaired. Gilchrest, White & Co,, dn v. Thursday and Sat unlay, at 10:30 A. M., ».r ■ petals t I ly w hite, w i and,Ion', j Any one having GROANS or MELODEONS out of T on tin* artival «d'the morujig trains from Portland, th at II: JkND A COMPBTSTK LI NL OF repair can have them put in good order by leaving them ! Lewiston aud Augusta. I'.V I The tailor cxpla ..I she left Im g re atly led in brill look. at o u r PAINTS. For North llav.-u. Deer Die, So. Wi st Harbor, Bar vi.lii , and ..llleachcl :lsll. « f. w ith iorroivfiil air. vow -he would j Harbor, (\It. Dis.-rt), I auioiiie aud Sullivan, connect­ Music Store, 310 Main Street, Ship Stores&. Chandlery PURE W hite and 40 different shades En ing with Kdsworlh by Singe, (9 miles) id Lanioir.c. of g,oiling plan!-. Ee, tir. lv ready for use. ltiu khui.l, ..r a t Hi.- FA C TO R Y in H ulun. O Passenger- for Hancock, Frankliu aud GuhDboro*, will may he applied to the s. 36 SOUTH STREET, Beautiful, Durable, and Economical. purchase tickets for Sullivan. COMMON FURNITURE IS 1*2 W V O I C K . Made finmPurc Mat. r.al. Bi.11 ic m x c —u ill h ave Sullivan every .• growing, or where tin ------1 M unday, — ,y‘ ISroxvii I5i*<>ss. Sept. 22, 1873. ly» 'I’csted on thousands of buildings. W ednesday and Friday morning, al G o’cloik, and grow, by pro. uring a supply of oxidinc ol Plaster sown upon pastin' »s, som et llaml.-o Bar Harbor at 7 o’clock, imicliing as above, urrixing iu iron, in form of the dark colored scales At Prices Rrentl.v Hrihiia-il Ironi l'anitcr years. No \ los I.*... kland in season to cumii ct witli the 1:4 P. M. train, has a wonderful elf. el in i the Do i peel. ariiviugin Portland at 5:50, and Boston at 10 P. M. that fall from the boated bars of iron when growth of grass. A man n New 1York. C. L. BLACK, .(In r Paint. Lewiston mid Augusta same evening. the metal is I, tmmereil by the blacksmith. I..- applied by any one. ounecting at Rockland with Steamers to and by sowing al the rate oi om hundred D ENT 1ST It V. P dhje. li..liable ini-r. dieiits gen- turnings ami lillii from Boston. lin y p ounds p. r acre, prodn.- •d a hixiii rally i ...... ‘ Chemical” Paint. COBB, W IGHT X NORTON, .Ip,nZv In accordance with tlie times-, on tlie same terms a- I l O C K U A N 1>, Ml*2. ,e obtained for : growth of while clover, ahi (High the ,.|n- hefore the war. ,-ur.O ..■> Roekland, June 15. >bop<. should I vorked UPHOLSTERY LOOKS All work will be faithfully amt promptly attended Order this brand from your Deal , Insert to. A ir flow ers; au d i few yeai tlie soil before. Farm r- i i M aine Take otliei Orders may he left or bundles sent Io Hi l)o not accept any substitute. INSIDE LINE. teived that a ll tl dilute fr find it for their interest to us. m ore pi: OP ALU KINDS. DR. R. B. BAYNES, Eastern Express Office. 31 lissolvod, th u s fu For Sale (windesale only) at will h. on their grass lands. (Mice 224 Main Streel. Kocklnnri, Has possession of all Hie best boards in the city. I SUMMER ARRANCEMENT. th e cli. al fo Tei i-ies, Bail* Clotli, Damask, Fi-iimes, (iimps, Tassels, t (h o 115 I I LTON STKKET, olors of the lie a r d .n . t N E W Y O R K ; T0IIEE Tlill'S PER WEEK. re is an excess of vc able m old and Cord, Suitable for Lambrequins Teeth extracted without pain, 25 to 50 cents : TRUE P. PIERCE, Buugor, Port land, Boston, Law­ wer bed. and a deli, lev of sili. In th e x , part of (hila t o o t h , by the use o f I..cal am estlietic, w hich is .-al lltl,lilt'll l.v ill llt'|iitl:ilile lli'ilrr'. and . Ili. icnt, u nder all circum stances. T his m ethod i 1J14 ren c e and Lon ell. id. the flow ers will t. th e east. ship.- ,.f Quel.. Attorney and Connsellor al Law, or. nor so brilliant, anil Upholstering. :t decided improvement upon chloroform, etlur o ■tuple p len tifu lly ahouu.ls, oxygen gas, as the patient rem ains p .i n-ctly con-. i.-u The Funt Steamer re a liberal dressing . during tlie operation. No possibility ol any injurioii Olllce in New Coml House, in. worked down in > the I...I, wher, “su g arin g ” is tin a to f s p , effects. It is easily prepared, at a trilling expense, an. H O C K l.A N D , : NIAIIS’TI. CITY OF RICHMOND, •a. li it. If wood in March, if one Lapp. ca.lv A FOB CORNICES Upper and low. r's. tsof teeth in.lc by his own hand, C A IH ’. <-’. 14.1.L.I1Y, s h e - r a n ...... adilv, let a ilrcss- neighborhood of a .f the h ist m aterials, 3*8 h_ ----- ... . , .. COOB 0 N L Y siirfaee of the 11..It sets, with good usage, warranted not to break g-«***»~*- T E A V E S B anc.tr every MON „g h- spread see piles of sugai •? ;M:ir an i igh Stage ami Railroad connecting at Belfast and Bm-ks- g rea t Bi soothing CIIBDNIC D1ARR1KEA. ■nice bottle ...... double extract call de cologne Olli- Allies Against insects. ful of spouts, shaped like a half water 1! cured thm It i ol m s preparation, w inviivM-i m.tjay he i>< prcfcred. j»n Thrc BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, children. It has relieved an ' his preparation, whicheve Mucciuliw, Sole Lealln r, Wax l.ealli. r. French fIRE, MARINE, LIFE, verv pleasant to take; . very child like, Dit. SETII ARNOLD’S BALSAM is warianled to different kinds. For sale by the ounce. d«» Rockland to Portland, spout and sharp-pointed at one end. In 1 impure blood. mid Auieriettn Calfskinx. Machine Belting, AND am i.men all di-cases origii cure CiiltoMc D ia k u iu k a in a short time, if not over lJntngs and Shoe Findings, J . I’. W IS E . A gent, Tin T ull..— I hid a plant dreadfully some eases bits of scooped tin are used, Tr> the V E G E T IN E . Giv, • trial lor yout 25 ye ars’ standing. Dtliee at 212 A 214 Main Sir. lii.-ml, neighbor R ockland, May 1876. infested with ...... l-liee, almost destroyed but wood is esteemed better. lie strikes complaints; then \oii will sa ACCIOEYT INSI RAYL E b y them, and a load loeated himself close ami acquaintance, "T ry it; i C. E. LITTLEFIELD, JAntlst y St re two sharp, transverse blows on the back DYSENTERY. J a n . 1.187U. l.v as its protector, and in order to he ready I Dit. SETII ARNOLD’S BALSAM is warranted to in an emergeney. lie made in tile mold a of every third tree, at about his own ictii'r D y>i:m i:i: y bt fore and alter all other remedies AGENCY. failed, if mortification has not taken place. Attorney anil Counsellor at Law, hole all l.m deep enough to hide himsell height above the base, and after inserting have Thorndike Hotel, Mt- Desert and Machias. ROCKLAND, MAINE. CAPITAL KKPRKSKNTED, OVKK in. I.iil not. .le. p enough to p revent lii.- a spout below this incision a man on the ROCKIdANT), - M AINE. CHOLERA MORBUS. Al! business entrusted to bis care will bt* faithfully SVIIMEH AHHAXGEMENT. h a v iu g a thorough good \ iew of the plant: sled places a bucket under and fol­ and promptly attended to. KALLOCH & W HITE, Proprietors. and when a wood-louse, beetle, or anything RELIABLE EVIDENCE. If the directions are strictly follow .nl, we w arrant SIXTY MILLION DOLLARS lows until all the trees are tapped within Olllce with J. P. Cilley, 238 Main St., Cun- of the kind appealed near him or the Dit. SETII ARNOLD’S BALSAM tocuie C u o i.i ua tom House Block. 21 Livery Stable is connected will) Losses Adjusted ami Paid nt this Agency. TWO TRIPS PER WEEK. the circuit. In the meantime, while tho and ( ’liMl.FltA M ount s in any stage of tl e disease, be­ p lant, o iii lie came and pounced upon it— fore tlie patient has lust his senses. Berry Block, Rockland- • Y o h are mine!” This was wholly his tapping is going on, fires are built, the STEAMER LEWISTON, ettle.l Udell R ockland, A pril 1, 1870. C*lias. "OcerinK. work. I only watched him sometimes, caldrons are adjusted and every­ l be deemed as reliable evidence. No one should CHOLERA INFANTUM Io observe that this testimonial is the result of tw< CALIFORNIA A ir iL L have RaJn.ad Wharf, greatly pleas. ,1 at tin- success. Another thing made ready for boiling down the « W Portland, every TUESDAY s’ experience with the use of VEGETINE in tin Causes the death of thousands of children ’ JOHN G. LOVEJOY’S lime, as 1 was one day walking along a . Mr. Walker’s family, who now pronounce il in sap. Dit. SETII ARNOLD’S BALSAM is warranted to TIIE CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY patli in tin-garden. 1 saw a toad approach­ valuable For the better understanding of those ■ •lire <'not.ERA iNFANTl'M, «A ell a lter the disease has Embraces utuh-r one management the Great Trunk ing: tile paee was quick for a toad, hull l’ltoi inr.Nci:, R. L, liU T h a n s it St k k e t . BERRY BROTHERS run for weeks, and the little sull’ercr been reduced to Kailwax Line-..f the W E.sT and NOltTH W EST, Insurance Agency, . istine, I>cer Isle, Sedgwick, So. West llaihor, Bar soon saw what In- was tiller, .hist on be­ who have never been in a sugar bush I II. It. STEVENS, Esq.: skin ami bones. ami. with its numerous brauches atnl eolineetiolis, forms Harbor, (Mt. Desert,) Millbridge, Jonesport and Ma I feel bound to express with my signatur.i tlie liigli the shortest and quieke.-t route IndWccli < IIK’AGO au«l NEW LIVERY & HACK STABLE chiasport. fore him was a beetle which I expected to will describe the process as 1 have seen value 1 place upon your VEGETINE. My family hav. Price, t s., 5 0 ets., mid #1 DO a Bottle. CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, all points in li.i.isois, W is c o n s in , N o r t h e r n M in t WAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, W e . Returning, will have Machiasport every MONDAY see caught, but ere there was apparently it. The bush I speak of contained some used it for the last two years. In t.ervoiis debility it is ig a n , M in n e s o t a . Io w a , N e b r a s k a , C a l i i'o r n ij an.I THURSDAY mornings, at 4:1X1 o’clock, touching invaluable, ami 1 recommend it to all wlm may m-ed an Rockland, - - Maine. as above, arriving iu Portland same night, usually con­ time for them In meet, the beetle lia.l dis­ hundreds of sugar maples. Three large aud the W e s t e r n T e r r it o r ie s . Its V, invigorating, renovating tonic N E\Y A1IVERTISEM EXTS. necting with Pullman 'I’rain, and early morning ’Trains appeared, so quickly that my eye was not fires were built close by each other. Oiiitiliii and C alifornia Line for Boston and the West. quick enough to see it taken, hut no doubt xrly I'a.l T lie Steam er Lew iston has a large capacity for fr« igbt il was in th e toai Over the first was fixed a caldron capa­ It* y“» "an l the best Selling nrti- Is the shortest ami best route for all point* in N orth and Passengers, has also 75 large airy Stateromns, in­ 's in..nth for h eard a fl AF9JTA ern I l l in o is , I o w a , D a k o t a , N i.k r a s k a , W vo.m D. W. BIRD & CO, cluding 10 Family Rooms. e Tw o ble of holding between two and three in g o i o r a d o t a h e v a d a a l if o r n ia re CSuccessors to C. B*. F row n click which told t tale o f -aptin , <’ . , U , N , C ,O M. W. FARWELL, Agent. olher toads seen lo liavi tried lie- barrels of sap; over the second and write at once to J.BRIDE X CG.,767 B’dway.N V. ::5 g o n , C h in a , J a p a n and A i s t r a i.ia . Its DEALERS IN AgenCn Olllce, No. 2, Atlantic Block,'up .lair.) tween them how lo ac t on ini' -.. ns Any style ol Single or Double Team furnished at third were smaller kettles holding a b ar­ Chicago, Madison and St. l’anl Line short notice and at reasonable rates. Rockland, March 1 ,18;6. 13 id lak<* a b o n ier egiihirly. and il o rd e r to IV 1 —AG E N T S to canvass for the ail. W est India Goods andSGroceries. Best accommodations for Boarding Horses and rel each. The last two were in a line for ’ » -.V ll J 1 /•tlicntic and complete L ife o f iL-r. line f«.r N o r t h e r n W isco n sin a Also, Hard and Blacksmith’s. Coal, Wood, liay do their work w •II il ap p fired to l»e a r­ The Best Evidence. Haye*, our next President, by Col. R. 11. ( unwell. Is the shol transient Teams, in the city. the better convenience of ladling. When MlNNI.SOT.1 tml tor Ma d is o n , S t . P a i l , Min nea Sund, Fire Brick and Cement. Particular attention is given to furnishing team ranged that one c f ll.eiu si mild gil on the Now is the opportunity. The people are ready lor it. I and all points iu the Great Nolthwe A ddress, B. B. R ts s iX b . I’ub., Boston, M ass. -Iw35 OI.IS, D l Ll NO. 6, RANKIN BLOCK- and Coaches lor funerals. border and th e ol the sap reached boiling heat it was The following letter from Rev. E. S. Best, l’astor of Also, Books kept at this office lor the ditlcrent Stage .cr stay nitsidi . having the 11, E. Church, Natick, Mass., will be read with R ockland,G « t. 5, 1875.______the box edging Ik tw een tin .1 so they emptied into the second smaller caldron, Lines, where ull orders should be lelt. tcrest by many physicians; also those sutli-ring from FOR Winona anti St. Peter Line FRED II. BERRY. P o rtM , B a ilo r & liacliias did their work .f d e a rin r, ke. pin g just and when boiling well in this second the same disease as alllictcd the son of the Rev. E. S C11AS. II. BERRY. Best. No person can doubt, this tcMimoiiY, as there i.* COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS. Ih tin- only rout.- fur Wis.iNA, Ito. llEBTEll, (lu A T .» op|M)site th e one o the ..tl cr, ll.. o. G. MOFFITT, Rockland, Feb. 3, 1876. High they kettle was ladled out by means of a dip­ no doubt about the curative power of VEGETINE. And all Throat Diseases, n a , M a n k a t o , S t . P e t e r , N ew 1'ia i,: uu1 all points STEAMBOAT CO. could not see eae i o th er, .it .1 1 w is w atch- in Southern and Central Minnesota. Its per fastened to a long pole into the N a t ic k , M a s s ., J a n . 1st, 1873. IJtSK Life and Fire Insurance Agent. NEW ROUTE TO ing from tlie wi ..low al... c. 1 w ish we MR. IL R. STEVENS: Green Ray and Marquette Line could all act will yard such third kettle, the three, in fact, represent­ Dear Sir—We have gooti reasiin for regarding your WELL’S CARBOLIC TABLETS. • Kcpresenta Thirty-nine IHilliow Dollars. Deer Isle, Mt. I'esert. Ells­ VEGETINEnmedicineof thcgrcatcst value. We feel PUTUPONLY IN B L U E BOXES. t l e e , W a t e r ro w s , F on i useful creatures. T h ey do ing tlie three degrees of comparison— Is the only line for J a Losses adjusted at this office,’ m uch good and assured that it lias been the means of saving our son’s A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY Dt. L a c , Ds h k o s ii, J worth & W inter Harbor. no h arm .— London (tardint r's Chronicle. hot, h o tter, h o tte st—fo r while th e first, life, lie is now seventeen years of age; for the last Kohl by ull Druggists. Iw35 ,N l.t I'TE, H ot tillTO.N, llANCOCF No. 287 Union Block, THE STEAMER two years lie has suffered from necrosis of his leg, and tlie La k e S c p e r io k Co i n tr v . Its was boiling the second boiled madly, and caused by scrofulous atl'ectioti, and was so far reduced 5 ROCKLAND, MAINE. CHARLES HOUGHTON, the third lashed up to a white froth. that nearly all who saw him thought bis recovery im­ AGENTS WANTED Freeport ami Dubuque Line W h i t e W i t t e r I- ily . possible. A council of aide physicians could give us CAPT. ORIS INCRAHAM, When first running from the tree the but the faintest hope of his ever rallying; two of the Is the only route for E l g in . Ro c k f o r d , F r e e p o r t . Printing number declaring that he was beyond the reach of hu­ and all points via Freeport. Its CHAS. A. DAVIS, IT-ILL leave Commercial W harf sap in color is white, like water, thin, al­ J u s t the (commencing SATUBDA Y "If our readers knew how easily the man remedies, that even amputation could not save National Capital and Government. Show s how White Water l.ilv (Nymphia Odorata.) most tasteless, and if drunk freely will him as he had not vigor enough to endure the opera­ rmneiit has been managed since its orgauiza- Chicago ami Milwaukee Line tion.Just then we commenced giving him VEGETINE Attorney and Counsellor at Law. could lie cultivated, we believe that very , , . . . lion.Explains how jobs are put through eongress.Gives clock, (or m» ai rival of Steamer City of Richmond produce nausea. Upon the second boiling and from that time to the present he has been eontimi- „ fu|| i,jHtorv of the W hisky F rau d s ami B elknap .•m Portland, and outside steamers from Boston!, tor many of them w ould be quite as proud of .....usly'...... improving...... Ilie .. .has . . Ilately...... resumedI ...... studies,.. SScan c a n d aal. l. 'nI t g gives iy i.» thtlie e l.iv.M Lives I ,r i ta j' ...... CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK. eel Isle Thoroughfare, West and Bar Harbors,(Mt. the sap becomes a dingy yellow, but ll.ruwa away Ilia crutcliM ali.l l ane, aa.l walka about),iL.„ a,„| Hendrick.. Urinal chance E, Ki:> So. their lily gardens as of any other portions Ad ROCKLAND, MAINE. *5tf Good Work esert), and Winter Harbor. when tlie process is completed it is as huerfully.Ilv ...nl. ntrniia. l.lrcar, .Ia m i:. I.m ra X Co., Ili.nrord, Conn. 4w3 RKTl RNING. leaves Winter Harbor eviry WED­ of their premises. The roots having I.... n Though there is still some discharge from the open I iilliii.ui Palace Cars NESDAY and FRIDAY mornings at 4.3u o’clock, procured in the fall, were kept .lamp dur­ white as loaf sugar. Upon the third itlg when* his limb was lanced, we have the fullest coil lidcucc that in a little time lie will he perfectly Men are earning >#40 ) SiU20 per w eek! ! selling idling as above, arriving at Kockhlnd nt about 11 in g the en su in g w h iter, in flow er (Hits. In boiling, when the sap is reduced one- on ull through trains of this road, C. F. KITTREDGE, lock, connecting with Steamer City of Richmmjd, bottles of VEGE- s theON LY LINE running these earshetw Portland and Boston, and in season for Knox it Lin­ tlie spring a tnl, was made by sawing a third, it is carried from the bush to the • declares he is too, OUR COUNTRY ami St. Paul, Chicago and Milwalike Chi AGENT FDR THE At Fair Prices, ell to be taking medicine. Respectfully youts, A N D IT S BFSO i; IK.'FS. ’liieait coln Railroad and outside Steamers for Boston. sulistantial barrel in two. and this duly house to be strained and cleared with Complete in the thrilH uy history ” of Dm eventful id W i Will leave Commercial W harf every SATURDAY . F. BEST. ! ■ S leeper L with tlie Overland Hampton Tea Comp’y, of N. Y. morning at 5 1-2 o’clock (or on arrival of steamers as painted given, was set on brick, put in the years also ufthe great “ Exhibition,”—ijra m l in d e­ the Union l’aeitie Kailmad for all points lime, white of an egg or other clarifiers, script ions of our miyhty resources in ayriculture, above) for Ellsworth, touchiug at South Deer Isle. garden, and one-third tilled with a mix-' \Ves*t id' tlie M issouri River. Best Oolong Tea, 40 Cents. RETT RNING, haves Klhworth every MONDAY according to the favorite recipe, and af­ commerce, minerals, mauufaetues, natural iraia/ers, On the arrival of the trains from the K:i-t or South titre of garden soil, sand and well rotted curiosities, e tc. all 'richly illuslratcil. A “ C entury" Best Japan, GO Cents. morning at 5.30 o’clock, touching at South Deer Isle, the trains of the Chicago .N North-Western Railway arrizing in Roekland at about 11 o’clock, connecting ter again boiling it is turned into vats to M ap aud “ B ird’s-Eye View ” free. Sells m a r ­ manure. The roots were set in this mix­ LEAVE CHICAGO as follows; Wholesole and Retail. Samples at Store. with steamer City of Richmond lor Portland and Bos- be stirred for soft sugar or into shapes (Prepared by vellously fast. 1,0 0 0 m ore aep nts w anteil i/uickly ture, water xvns added in small qualities, for tIds and our standard “ LIFE OF LIXING- For Council Bluffs, Ouuiliu and California, 9 OppoKite the Post Ollice, ltocklnnd. Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman I’alaet, The steamer Ciia k i.es Holg h to x has been recently and at intervals of a day or two, and so for cakes. The first sap taken from the o r» ST(»NE,”«O.OOO already sold, also new Bible,2,000 To Business Men. Has unequal. For extra term s write Drawing Room .and Sleeping Cars through lo Council efitted and furnished with a new boiler and new ma- gently as not to disturb the earth, until the H ■ R ■ S I w E N S, E»O&lOnf hiuery, making her iu every way a first-class steamer. trees makes the whitest sugar, and after HUBBARD BROS., l’ulis., Springfield, Mass. Iw35 Bluffs. tub was lilied. Very soon the handsome For St. Paul aud M inneapolis, Two Through I AIL KENNEDY’S CANKER CURE. A NEVER For farther paitieulars enquire of three or four days’ running it is gener­ Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached on J f failing remedy for Canker iu Stomach, Throat, round leave's, four or live incites in diame­ M outh »ir L ips. B R IC E 35 C E N T S , at If you want labels J. P. WISE, Agent, ally made into molasses. The last sap both Trains. ter, made their appearance and tilled the For Green Bay and Lake Superior, 1 ivo 3 ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE- Or.CVKCS STCKU1VANT, (ien’l Agent. Porl- makes the best vinegar known. Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached, and If you want posters tub. The loss of water by evaporation VEGETINE running through to Marquette. Roekiaud May 1 ,1««. 21 was made good from time to lime, and ere The sugar season varies in length, Musical Instruments For Milwaukee, Four Through Trains daily If you waut circulars Pullman Cars on night trains, Parlor Chair Cars on O R D ER New and Elegant Designs long tile blossoms appeared and delighted sometimes lasting not more than a week IS SOLD 1IY Of all kinds at panic prices by day trains. If you want liand-bills every one with their lieanly. and at other seasons much longer. For Sparta and W’uiona and points in Minneso From New York O F and Philadelphia, Brown Brothers, If you want envelopes When cohl weather approached, the wa­ Bright, thawing days and frosty nights 310 Main Street, Rockland. ta. One Through Train daily, with Pullman Sleepers ter was allowed to dry oil' almost entirely, All Druggist and Dealers to W inona. Portland & Worcester Line make the best season. A great deal of For Dubuque, via Freeport, Two Through If you waul bill-heads and when it was thus nearly gone, the tub. Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night trains. will, its contents, was placed in the cellar, the boiling is done at night, and there E V Jfi It Y W IT re it re r > O T J L S H ! For D ubuque am i l.aC 'rosse, viaC’linton If you want show-cards New York and Centennial and watered at lone; intervals through the are few prettier sights than one of these Through Trains daily, with Pullman Cars on night f you want any kind of JOB PRINTING, send your Exhibition. train to McGregor, Iowa. rders to cr leave them at the GAZETTE OFFICE aud w inter. In tlie spring the roots separated, large sugar bushes presents. The pic­ J'or Sioux City aud Yankton, Two ’ A1 secure them on slim tamtice, at low rates, and in the very Only I.lne llnnnlng Through Ci.ru from Fort- and alxm t h alf tin* increase re tu rn ed to tile ture includes the glowing fires under the R oc k la n d , N ov. 11, 1874. daily. Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley Junction. last style, every time. For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily. land to Sound Steamers. sam e till., in a mixture of earth, and tiley caldron, with the figures moving about -A. Nf. A U ST IN . F o r Kockt'ord, Sterling;, Kenosha, Janes­ On and after MONDAY. May Slh, 1876, a steamboat DENTIST. ville, and other points, you can have from two to ten express train will leave Portland at 2.30 P. M., connect­ are now brought out earlier than before, them—men working in their shirt sleeves Kcal Estate Conveyances in Knox about April 1st. and blossom yet more pro­ OFFICE OVER T. A. WENTWORTH’S STORE, trains daily. ing at Putnam with Boston and Philadelphia Exptcss the women in their short striped ilannei [ INOTICE. N< w York Dtliee, No. 415 Broadway; Boston Olhee, C o u n t y , Line for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, and fusely. The pure while flowers were as T1ERRY im oeit. No. 5 State Street; Omaha Office, 253 Farnham Street, at New London with Norwich Line Steamers for New- O any person enclosing me One Dollar, and a three Pianos! - Pianos! For the week ending Thursday, June 15th, 1S76. l»-rfeet fas the Camellia, and delightfully dresses and jackets stepping about tl>i- i Dentistry in all its branches promptly attended to San Francisco Office, 121 Montgomery Street; Chicago York, arriving in New York, Pier 40, North River, ut at REASONABLE PRICES. cent stamp, I will send a Recipe for a very simple Call and cqaminetlie BEST in the market. T medicine, which an experience of six years has con-Ticket Offices: 62 Clark Street, under Sherman fragrant, closing in the night and re-open- cleared *spot encircling the fires; a few Teeth extracted without pain, by the use ol House; corner Canal and Madison Streets; Kinzie ° No change of Gars between Portland and New Lon- rin c n l me is the best specific in eases of Rheumatism JO lt SALE BY ing in the morning, as is the wont of Wa­ who are off duty sitting upon stumps n t Nitrous <)xide Gas. or Nervous Debility. Street Depot, corner W. Kinzie and Canal Streets; IL COOK’S TOOTH ACHE AND AGUE CURE. E o ck lau tl, M ay 1, 1870. 22 Wells street Depot, corner Wells and Kinzie Streets. ON’LY ONE CHANGE OF CARS between Port­ ter Lilies. The bloom were about two in­ 'this medicine can be obtained at any Apothecary’s, Sure cure for Toothache nndlague in tlie face, falling logs near by; and away in the For rates or information not attainable from your PRICEO 25 CENTS. land ami Centennial Exhibition Grounds. ches in diameter, not quite so large ns some in large or small qunntitiei ’ ' ’ distance, between the trunks of giant home agents, apply to Brown Brothers, AT CITY DRUG STORE Kxcuraion Tickets to N. Y. & Return, only «t 1 of the specimens in tile pond whence these Rockland, June 22,1876. w . IL STEXNETT, M a r v in II ig h it t , from I’ortlaml or Westbrook Junction. trees, another station, which seems but Gen. Pass. Ag’t,Chicago. Gen’i Sup’t.Chicago. roots were first taken, hut not less beauti­ R. HARVEY COUNCE, 310 Alain Street, Rockland. Centennial Excursion Tickets at the reflection of the one we are neaf NOTICE ful nor less fragrant.”— Flower Garden. Lowest Kates. To the uninterested and unpractical R. (’DDK’S ELIXIR OK CALI8AYA BARK HE Joint Blanding (■..uimitl. e on Account, nn.1 andiron. The best Tonic In the Market. Price OPS! HOPS! HOPS! BEST QUALITY, PU P.u.f..nser» leaving Rockland » t» A -H , make cloae mind the disagreeable aspect of wet feet CARDS,BILL HEADS,>TAGS Claims of tlie City Council of tlie City of Kca:k- connection at Westbrook Junction with t hrough Ex­ F lo w er s in S a n d .—Many pretty little D 75 cents and $1 per bottle, at up and pressed for the Retail Trade. At T laud, will he in session at the City Treasurer’s Otliee, 3 ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE. II press Train of Portland aN Worcester IJne. Buy blossoms of bullis of violets, primroses, and drabbled clothes will flrst present it­ THOMASTON, MAINE. ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE, LETTER READS, POSTERS, Masonic Block, on the first FRIDAY evening of each your tickets and have your baggage checked month, from 7 1-2 till 9 o’clock, for the puqH.se or ex- and other spring flowers having short self but stout, home spun flannel or Promptly printed at tills office, 210 Main Street, ground aminiug claims against tlie city. A 'T h ro u g h ’ticketa can be procured at Knox & Lio- stalks, will keep for a long time if eaeli thick winceys and stout boots are the ap­ All bills must he approved by the party contracting cobUL R IMmt and upon Steamer, of P. B X Mucb.ua flower he pricked into a saucer or plate of parel for these occasions. And to the NQTICE! R. COOK’S IIUMOR WASH, AN UNFAILING them. wet sand. The great advantage of the HE DRY GOODS STORES will close at G o’clock cure for Army Itch,Ivy Poison, Ringworms, Bat­ I). N. BIRD, Committee. Sure Connections! No Transfers! wild flower gatherers this season is the Dher’s Itch, Pimples, and Eruptions of all sorts. PRICEPi I Q a d ay at home. Agents wanted. Outfit aud sand over water used in tlie usual way. is TILA-NKH, Town Orders ;and!Audltors P. M., except on WEDNESDAYS and SATUR­ pp terms free. TRUE & CO., Augutta, Maine. W. H. LUCE, most pleasant for botanical searchers, T DAYS, until further notice. PER ORDER. 50 CENTS, at 1 Rockland, April 27,1870. that each bloom remains in its place just Report9|prlntod;at short notice Rocklaud, May 4, 1876. 3 ROBINSON’S CITY DRUG STORE.