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Couldn’t Copper H im.—A correspondent, [From the Ladies’ Repository for April.) a life of idleness determined to place his son] John Freecroft is engaged in examining a I know and with his help we’ll see whether ter as he took leave of him ; but he adressed The Mother.—Some one writing for the Ma in some active business. In his own count-' him a word or two before he went. sonic Mirror has drawn a pretty picture of a writing to a Bo.-tun paper from New Orleans, THE MESSALOXSKEE. number of different papers taken from a box the old rip will have it any longer his own gives tiie following incident: • You can huy i ing-house he felt that he would not meet There ye are ye little villian, said he, and I home-loving, child-loving mother: strongly bound with iron clasps ; and as the way. hope ye’ll he plea-ed with yer quarter, for ye’ll How pleasant she sits, day after day, shaping nothing in New Orleans, and most southern and BY R E V , B . LEONARD. with the necessary disipline, and so placed faint glare of the solitary candle on the table Mat, as he spoke turned the key in the find it rather difficult to scrape up a friend will and sewing some little article for use and adorn western cities for less than a • picayune.’ or six j him with one he thought a friend—for they Dear stream, the child art thou of those fair lakes falls upon each his Face becomes still more desk and locked it, at the same time feeling ing to become bail for yer ugly carcass. Ye’ll ment for her little flock ! And how proud and and a quarter cents. Coppers are hardly known. Which lie among the western hills but half had frequently done business together—and repulsive in its yellow ugliness. Muttering, intense gratification at his success. H e then nut sleep quite so comfortably as ye expected, pleased is each little recipient of her kindness 1 was amused at n little incident which I saw- on board one of the western bouts. A man A score of miles away. A family who promised to bestow all the care and at to himself sundry interjections expressive of with a quiet grin on his youthful counten but let me tell ye for a parting word—it’s n How the little faces dimple with pleasure, and from the North tried to pass ten coppers upon Are they, indissoluble ; yet hath each tention in his power upon his son. pleasurable emotions or the reverse, he takes ance, went back to his misenble bed, to dale too good (or ye as it is. So take the good the bright eyes grow still brighter, as mamma A room apart, engirt by rugged walls. wishes of all present that they may live to see decks them with her own hands with the new ■ a Sucker,’ a native of Illinois, for a dime — ‘ Time went on, and the youth approached out paper after paper from the box unfolds brood over the events of the coming morrow, A wanderer thou, ambitious, hopeful, bold, your hanging day, and begone !’ dress she made ! How much warmer and more ■ What he they ?’ inquired the Sucker, turning manhood. The father looked fondly towards and ever and anon to shake his lean fists in With swift steps seeking new companionship it, reads it over and then carefully replaces John Freecroft was gone, and a hnppier group comfortable they feel if mamma wraps them u| iver the coppers in unfeigred ignorance, ‘ I Within the valley of the Kennebec the day when his son should take his own it. the dark at some airy phantom of his imagi was now assembled than there had promised to before they go to school ! No one hut her can calculate they are cents,’ replied the Northern- Thou hast grown weary of the life serene place in the business to which he himself had ‘ Yes, yes,’ said he, as if continuing a con nation. be on the morning of that eventful day. In re- warm the mits and overshoes, or the comforter: ir. ‘ Can’t you read?’ ‘ I reckon not,’ said Of sister, mother, patriarch and sire j devoted his energies in younger days. The versation which had hitherto been held con And now indeed upon the eve of his wed watd for the great services rendered by Mat around their necks. the other, ‘ and what’s more, old hoss, I al ow I don t wane to. What is cents, mister ?’ The peace of their sequestered, sheltered home, son appeared all that the father could wish, fidentially with some familliar demon in his ding day, John Freecroft had a sword hang Natterby, the office-boy, he was placed in an There is a peculiar charm about all she does To thee is tame ; and so, nor precipice steep, and seemed uncontaminated by the youthful ing over his head, of whese existence he excellent situation in Mr. Preston’s office ; and the precious mother. They could not sleep ■ I vow to the judges,’ said the Northerner, ‘you own breast, ‘ they have not seen the light for ire worse than the heathen ! Cents is money, Nor lofty ridge, nor frowning cliff, nor wild, indiscretions and excesses common to others dreamed not, and it was hell by no less per there with proper care he soon gave promise ol nay, for that matter, she could not, if she failed Wood-shadowed path, doth daunt thy heart, or check some time, as each has its particular duty to growing up into a fine man. And fur the in to visit their chamber, and with her own solt ■uirtin ! Ten of them arc worth one dime.— situated as he was.’ sonage than his despised ofihe-boy, Mat Nat Thy feet. Thou roamest forth thyself to join fulfill. I was surely intended by nature for trepidity by which Henry Barrington had dis hands arrange them comfortably before thei Can t you see it says E Plurilius Unum—that’s To greater interests, a destiny The old man paused, and stifled a heavy a lawyer, not a merchant, for this head,’said terby— the poverty-stricken the kicked and tinguished himself, there was found in time but slept. Her heart thrills with gratitude to her he Latin fur nail Columbia, and here, it’s in To reach at last, far ofl, magnificent sigh as it arose from his heart. he patting it with his hard bony hand, ‘ is abused slave of his bidding ine way to repay him ; and the reward was con Creator as she looks on those sweet blooming scribed one cent.’ ‘ Look here, stranger,’ re And ocean-wide, all open to the light ‘ Yes, father, I am listening,’ said Lucille. too subtle for mere brokerage and commis ferred by sweet Lucille Preston herself by al faces, and when their prayers are dune, imprints po ded the Sucker, putting the thumb of his hand into his ear, and inclining his fingers for And.air, the glow and breath of the broad sky. ‘ The will of Providence had chosen that sions, the dealing in which is my apparent We must now return to Archibald Pres lowing him the privilege of calling her his own. a good night kiss upon each rosy mouth. It ton and his daughter. may he, too, a tear will start for the little nest ward, ‘ you may run a saw on a Hosier or this father’s hopes should be blasted,’ said occupation. Ha ha ha,’ And he laughed Wolverine, hut I’m dod rotted if you Yankee W hile I behold toy beauty, or attend, ‘There, father, it is past!’ said Lucille. Stay at Home. ling bird in its chill narrow bed, for whom her With hushed and spell-bound heart, to thy loud lays. .Mr. Preston, • and that the bright visions he out his harsh, dry laughs as he let his fan maternal Cure is no longer needed. It sleeps me with the contusive stuff. ‘ 1 am ready to make this trial— I am ready 1 reason that thy lovely looks and wild, had built in the dim future should entirely cy wander thus pleasant about. ‘ But this is That the people of Maine, as well as all the though the sleet and snow descend, and the wild Untaught, unequalled music, do not come vanish. The Almighty willed that death not business,’ he muttered. to be led’ to the altar by tiis man, if in so other New England States, and also of the Mid winter howls around their head It needs n Tue Murrain. The distemper which has ap Alone from thy great hopes, but, from, as well, should lay its fingers upon the young man’s Again he began rummaging within the doing I do but save you one moment of pain, dle States, are laboring under an extraordinary longer her tender care ! A mightier arm en peared among the cattle of the North of Europe, The life thou broughtest with thee from thy home. has excited great apprehension among the En<>- brow, and that the heart which beat in all iron-clasped box drawing forth paper after my own dear father.’ attack of “ Western fever” at the present time, folds i t ! It is at rest. She feels and knows Thou dost draw nourishment, vigor, grace, I.eh people who have hitherto derived a very the hopefulness ot ripening manhood should ‘ Heaven bless thee, daring!’ returned her no man of common observation can doubt.— that it is right, and bends meekly to the hand The elements of purity and song, paper, and commenting thereon as each one ■urge portion of their beef cattle Irom that re suddenly grow still and cold forever. He has father, ‘ aud forgive me if in this I am Emigrants for Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and that sped the shaft, and turns with a Warmer From the ancestral lakes which thou hast left, met his view. Amongst others he drew fortli love if it be possible, to those little ones wh, gion. The exact nature of the murrain has not 1 said it, and ‘ His will be done.” playing with the happinessof the only being others of the extreme Western States, to say As in this latest century, the child a short document and as he held it up and nothing of Kansas, are crowding daily by thous are left to love. How tenderly she guards them been ascertained, but all accounts agree that it left me to love upon earth. But to think of Of genius, wisdom, poesy, subsists I The old man bowed his white head rever- read it aloud by the faint light, he laughed ands upon the railroads through Ohio, Indiana Irom d inger, and, with a strong untiling love, is of a most malignant type. As has already Aud thrives upou the pure, undoing blood, I ently as he said this. again harsher and drier than ever. the world pointing at us is we go by, as ind Illinois, and by way of Canada and the she watches by their bed-sides when they are iieen announced, the British government, in or The tide of life, and health, anil harmony, der to avert the disastrous consequences that i There is a tear upon your cheek, father It was as follows : stained and contaminated—to think of old Great Lakes, Maine furnishes her full quot ill. Which flows from generations in the past. isaid Lucille, ‘this son------— familiar faces turning aside from us as we of these thousands—and Eastern Maine, under Blessings be on the gentle home loving moth would ensue should the epidemic be introduced March 6, 18—. into the United Kingdom, have issued an order , ‘ Be patient yet for a while,’ said her fafh- pass along the street—it is too terrible even the temporary depression of the lumbering busi er. Angels will look with love upon her acts Thy winding course from thundering falls, by farm, ‘ Messrs. Steadwell and Blunt. Please prohibiting the importation of cattle, horns, . er. A heavy grief this to that father’s mind ; to contem plate!’ ness, is perhups furnishing mure thun its pro Her children will rise up and call her bles.ed. Aud wood, and bluff, and steepled town, I’ve traced, pay to the order of Edward Preston the sum and the memory of her kindly deeds will enfold hoofs or hides from those parts of Russia, Prus As one would journey with a friend. With thee I but oh, not so deep as one yet in store for The preparations for the strange marriage portion. of one thousand pounds on demand, It is not improbable that this emigration may her as a garment. sia, or Meckenhurg Schwerin, bordering on the I’ve heard the hum and clangor of swart mills ; j him ! Better—ten thousand times better— went on, and the day arrived. John Free Baltic Sea, between the Gulf of Finland and the £1,000. ‘J ohn F reecroft.’ go on through this s.ason; but wo believe it The roar of railway trains , the college bell that the hope and pride of that man should croft gorgeously arrayed in what he proba free city of Lubec. • Now,’ said he, who would think, to look cannot last longer that. Our advice to any man At morn : the village clock at noon, at night; be thus laid beneath the churchyard mound, bly considered the perfection of taste, but Value of a Blonde R inglet.—There seems i The Royal Agricultural Societies of England The Subbath’s cheerful peal from high church towers : upon that bit of scrawled paper, that there who contemplates going, is—to try Maine a lit to he one thing, after all, that is more valued fo r . and ol Ireland have dispatched an eminen? pro- which in truth made him look, if possible, Aud, too, the less, but sweeter melody than that he should have lived on to bring tle longer. Hold on, in hepe of better times.— no? having cost anything! The following ioci- | lessor to Prussia, in order to ascertain the na- was so great an amount of good or evil Wait until we have time to recover from the Of summer winds among the trees; the songs shame and disgrace upon those who had ush- uglier than ever, rode down to the office and detit, which we find in a French paper, illus- i cure and extent of the disease. Meanwhile the depending upon it? Ha, ha I John Free- consequences of overdoing business. Wait un Of robin, thrush and bobolink ; the drone jered him into the world. Better that he there leaving word with his head clerk that trates the truth of this apparent impossibility alarm is such that the graziers, especially the eroft, you are a long headed man. but all you til the demand for our staples of lumber and Of bees ; and watched with thee the rising sun j J should have died before his feeble footsteps he should be absent for a few days, directed At a Charity Fair, lately got up by the fash- | Gish, are sending their stocks to market to get ever did in the way of keen chicanery was slii ()3 recovers from the consequence o f doing two Tlie evening glooms ; the snowy clouds up-piled . first essayed to walk alone, than grow up into the carriage towards the house of his intend ionahles of Paris, the Princess P ----- , had a them off their hands without delay, and prices was mere childs’ play compared to this? I tr I iree years' business in one— Irom the conse- Like arctic mountains in the upper air j j manhood and have the finger of scorn point- ed bride. counter, covered with elegant trifles. One of I nave considerably fallen. The presence of mur- The swaying trees, the waving grass and grain, gain as well as the possession of a good pience of trying to get rich in a year—a fool : cd at him as he passed along. After he died He was ushered into the drawing room, in her gay acquaintances, Count de R------, ap- ruin would be a severe blow to Ireland, whose In worship bending to the power of heaven. round sum a most beautiful woman for a wife ish eigerness for wealth which always has. and proaelied the stall, and alter looking at iul the wealth consists largely of live stuck, i it was found out that he had committed which a few near friends of the family were tlways will work temporary depression and dis- And from thy banks, adorned with elms and pines, for- and this too, by simply sitting down aud articles was walking quietly away. The lovelv I —------'gery!' assembled, and there found poor Lucille look .ster in any community. Let those who have Or fringed with alders, 1 have plucked the fresh, tracing with a pen these same few characters shop-woman, upon this, called out to know . Fountain of Blood in a Cavern.—E. G. Rose-tinged arbutus, aud from thy pure breast, I A fearful shudder passed through the old ing as little like a happy bride as he himsell the western lever, if they can live for u year or, wbe i,er be W1S „ojng t0 tje so uncourteuu3 a8 j . Central America describe a wonder- which bear so vast a signification. Forgery! two, by their business, be satisfied to do so, i [0 pas3 with()Ut ,» , = 8„niethi of her I -qu.ers on central America describe a wonder The water-lily, fragrant with thy kiss. man’s frame as he uttered the last word, and resembling the generally received idea of a ft is a little word but what a dictionary of rather than push rashly upon tne new and un- ; q would/ he 8uid< wjt!) a si nificaQt look ful effusion of fluid resembling blood near the Midway, between the rough descent, or steps, his daughter saw that his lips moved convul pleasant-faced bridegroom. The simple town of Yitud, in the state of Honduras. It meaning is in its sound! To think mankind tried arena of the W est. Our judgment is that j . W()u,d me what j wan(. , Where thou dost bounding, singing leave thy home, sively, w hile his countenance became ghastly white of her dress accorded dismally with appears that there is continually oozing and And the detile, where calmly thou dost join should lie such fools ! I scribble off a line fine out of ten of those who now go west would Well —what is it? pale. She listened—terror-stricken, at she the deadly pallor of her cheek ; and to look e better off three years hence if they had re dropping Irom the roof of a cavern there a red The Kennebec, a bluff, with wood-clad front, upon a piece of paper, sign it with my owr. That lock of g dden hair which falls so scarcely knew what. at the faces of all present, it appeared more mained here in Maine. liquid, which upon failing coagulates so as to And crown of rocks, o’erlooks thy flowing tide, name, present it to the father, telling him it beautifully to your shoulder/’ precisely resemble blood Like bloud it corrupts, And all the fields and woods around ; and near repeated Mr. Preston, ‘ yes, like a funeral than a wedding party. For not only do we believe that there is every * Forger !’ is the work of his son— laid quietly enough ‘ You shall have it,’ replied the Princess, insects deposit their larva: in it, and dogs and The topmost peak of this wild, criggy height, that’s the terrible name!— the name that was A distant relative of Milesian extraction win- necessary element here foi an industrious and very promptly, and, seizing a pair of scissors, in the ground—and forthwith I have to make prudent man of reasonable desires to succeed buzz irds resort to the cavern to ta t it. At A shallow cave, with seats of stone, invites to bring down the gray hairs of his fond present, who had answeied the invitation witr '(she clipped it, close tu her temples. It was my own terms that it may never see the light well in his eflarts, in the long run—but we be tempts have several times been made to obtain The rambler to repose, or hours to spend doting father with sorrow to the grave!— tlie full determination of enj ning himself, but e u5’ I ’hen duly wrapped in a piece of paper, and some of this liquid for the purpose of analysis, In musing on thy loveliness. This nook again.— Faith? I should be sorry if it were, had f.iund liy degrees that good spirits were en lieve a most disastrous reac ion is soon toI take I: k-indpd led itcrnssuprnca tliuiIih a,morn-m untsr the name which was to stamp upon his inno alaec at the West We believe that emigration,; Z X e K c s J ^ i d the Princes, but in all cases without success, in consequence The village people call T he Devil’s Chair. for other eyes might prove somewhat sharper tirely out of place, and had gradually workei. cent sister’s cheek the blush of burning shame, like our own lumbering business, has been over- | The Cuunt as , drew a cheek of its rapid decomposition, whereby the bottles Because. sa\ they, the Prince of Evil here, than those of the old dotard. And he thought niiuself into a state of comical pugnacity, as In containing it were broken. and cause her to shrink from the rude gaze lone, and that, too to a much greater extent, nnd his ,,nd m ^ d it for the atnount 8e. In ancient limes, in hideous form enthroned, I was his friend ! W hy so I am, after a looked with a pu zled countenance from one to Tne small cavern or grotto during the day is of the scornful world, which knew her now mother of the assembled party. His bewilder m extent which will require a much longer time eret|y thinking it was ratl)er bat ket_ Thy charming valley ruled, and scared all bold fashion ; Do I not honor his family by unit visited by buzzards and hawks, and at night by Adventurers who dared his realm invade, but as the sister of a felon! But one way ment increased as John Freecroft made his ap co recover from. . ing it with a very chivalric grace ing myself with it? Ha. ha, ha ! The ug Ihe success or western emigrants is all based. r ,,e nest d th(J Uoun tellin(r t[)e g a itiul'itude cl vampyre hats for the purpose of With frowns, which o’er the landscape wide, a dark, was left to avoid this fearful consequence. pearance, and when he saw the visible shuddei feeding on tlie unnatural blood. It is situated Grim shadow sent, and with dread tones, which rolled ly old Bugbear whom children call after in with which his young relation received her in upon tho demand for wheat. _ Ihere is no other | witll 8 „ue triuinph t„ hia 8ister-in-lavv. who The forgery was executed in the name of the lusiness for the great mass of emigrants to pur- on the border of a rivulet, which it keeps ied- Aud muttered in the air from hill to hill, the street— he is to be the husband of dainty tended husband, the whole of his spleen was di happened to he an intimate friend of th« Prin employer of the youth, and he alone possess -me. The growth of every new city and town dened with a small flow of the liquid, which has And through the woody vale, like thunder deep Lucille Preston! He will bear off the prize rected to tlie little ugly bridegroom, and he had cess's was surprised tu find it received with ed the fatal evidence of the crime. But one • if tho Great West is Based upon the growing of tne color, taste and smell of blond. In ap And loud, in sultry summer’s frightful storms. Irom a host of young and handsome compet a stiung inclination to take him up in his stal a hurst of hearty laughter. proaching t!;e grotto, a disagreeable odor is ob way left—but this too dreadful almost to wheat and corn, and the making of pork and itors and perhaps they won’t open their eyes wart arms, and without lurther parley to pitch ‘ The Princess made a good bargain out of served, and when it is reached there may be Not now doth Satan here exert his power, think of. I t was, th at the sister— don’t trem him headlong from the the window. beef. Everybody knows, of course, that there you for, ns I chance to know, the five hundred a trifle at the lady’s peculiar taste ! Oh ! some pools of the apparent blood in a state of For on a time, long since, when thy green banks ble, darling—that the sister should consent But John Freecroft was happily ignorant ol is a Emit beyond which the new wheat lauds francs which she charged you for that singl but it’s a good joke—a rare good joke !’— cannot be profitably settled ; and the indications curli js threa of |bur ti[ues mucb ag ab(, - ;d coagulation And forest-covered slopes, trembled aud shrunk to give her hand in marriage to this man what was passing in this relation's mind, 8" Tne jeculiatitie.s of the liquid are considered With terror in the darkness of his wrath, Again John Freecroft laughed his hideous taking Lucille’s delicate hand and imprinting a are that the limit lor the present is, to say the , the hair.dl.e8ser ,„r whalc wl , who held the proof of the brother’s guilt! least, about reached. There have been new Now< WQU,d not t|)e C(Junt gave valufid tbat due to the rap.d generation in this grotto of And at the awful din of his fierce speech, laugh, but suddenly stopped and looked kiss, he proceeded co lead lier towards the min some very prolific species of infusoria, l’he A nymph rose from thy clear depths, a form ‘ When this was proposed to the father, around. ister, who was waiting to commence the mar lands enough taken up lor settlement, within ]()ck of banir considerably more, if the Princes: j his first impulse was to dash to the ground three or four years, to supply probably wheat' California Stale Journal remarking on the above, Of grace and beauty, which no hand cau paint, ‘ Ha, I thought I heard a noise,’ he whis riage ceremony had chanced never to have previously paid any obstrves tuat tlie cslero of the town of Monte ; the man who could thus coolly barter the enough to feed the whole Union with its pres- And rising in a robe of shining tnist, pered. ‘ Could it have been that hateful They stood hand in hand together before the thing fo r il ? Mem. A crop of hair on the rey contains a species of blood red infus iria, So overpowered his gloom with glowing light, : price of peace of mind for perhaps the life minister—the old man supporting his trembling -nt population—and il the coming season is an soil is worth more than when it is harvested young dog, Natterby ?’ ordinarily good one, the harvest and the prices (the larvae oi' water insects) which at ceitain And his great ire, with pure, clear eye, and still long misery of a beloved daughter.— B ut this child, and the various members of the family and brought to m arket! The old man made a spring towards the of next fall will show sone ind ention of this seasons of the year smell precisely like fresh But potent voice, that headlong straight he fell fiend, in measured, mocking accents, showed gathered round in respectful silence. The Iris ■ fish, or on exposure in a vessel, like putrid fish. door of a sort of closet opening from the of relation standing near the shrivelled up figure fact. The falling prices of flour h>r the year From his high throne, into the earth, to rise him how he could use the incontestible testi In some seasons it has been found dried in flakes No more. Thenceforth, this niche hath been a place, fice, and holding the candle aloft in his hand, of tho bridegioom, towered above him with any past,—in the face of the increasing prices of A Temperance Heroine.—A correspondent of mony for his destruction and that of his other articles of necessity and consumption— the Whig writes : and nf the intense color of vermillin,—Scien Where village swains and maids have met unharmed ; looked in. Upon the floor was laid a rude thing but a pleased aspect, and looked beside tific American. Where lovers of great nature’s blessed scenes child, and showed him how powerless he re him like a giant bending over an ugly littb show indeed that this is so. The foreign iuiuii- A young woman belonging in the town of couch composed of straw covered with old Millhridge, who is said to lie a very smart, in Have watched thy charms, or read the pages bright ally was. He would have cast aside all dwarf, whom it was bis intention to swallow at ration for the must part goes West, and tliree- clothes and a spare dirty blanket, and stretch British Swords for American Sailors. Con- Of sky aud hill, of vale and wood, or caught thoughts of his position and standing as a a moutblul the moment the conclusion of tlie fourths of it g es on 11 the new land, and brings , telligent girl, destroyed a barrel of N. E. rum ed out upon this was the motionless figure of gre.-s having p issed a resolution permitting Com The smile of those pure lilies, snowy white, ceremony should leave him at liberty so to do it into actual cultivation and production as last undur the following circumstances: The owner of prosperous man, and sought refuge in a for a lad not more than eight or nine years of as possible. The emigrants are most of them the liquor, an unlicensed rinuseller, had repeat mander Henry J. Ilartstene, Lieut, H. D. Which on thy surface, where the nymph arose, eign land, but all his attempts were baffled By the door a group of family servants stood Trenchnrd and Mr. Morrison, to comply with Unfold, aud till the air with their sweet breath. age, to judge from his looks, but in reali’y and looked on in wonder at t il ir young and be limited in their means, and must have a crop ediy sold rum to boys, and among the rest her by his persecutor, who threatened a disclos the desire of the British Government, and re Wattrville, Me. much older. Little and pinched and thin loved mistress who was tin o wing hersell away from their land at once in order to live ; and brother about t -n years old. She declared that ure instantly, should he persist in attempting oust sell the surplus of that crop, to obtain il he ever let him have any more, she would de ceive from it, a presentation of swords, the gifts from the bringing of a life of poverty, was upon such an unsightly miscreant. to escape the doom which hung over him. means to stock and fence their farms, and get stroy his liquor if she could find it Two or have been forwarded to the Navy Department, the office boy, M at N atterby ; and here it There was a shoit pause as tlie minister made where tiiey are obj-cts of much interest The THE FORGER. There was nothing, alas! for him but to sub the customary notification : ‘ If any man show their buildings comfortable. Thus all things three days ago the hoy came home intoxicated. was when the hard labor of the day was She started immediately, with an axe under her hilts of the swords are surmuunted with gold mit to the destiny written out by the hand any just cause or impediment why these two s imulate to a rapid and constantly increasing ended that he was grudgingly allowed the product! >n, of tiie one great staple ; and every shawl, and having found a barrel of ruin be- eagles’ heads, and tho guards are appropriately A THRILLING STORY. of fate. He gave a reluctant, heart wrung persons may nut lawmlly be joined together, luxury of going to bed and forgetting in fankee who has brains enough to “ calculate” hinging to this rumseller, she cut the hoops and embellished with anchors and cables. The consent, and then, indeed, he felt that his let him now speak, or else hereafter forever blades are carved, nml the se ibbards of blue Upou her knees, with the old man’s arm sleep the brutality of John Freecroft, who hold his peace.' at ail about going West, can figure out what let the contents escape, and then entered a corn- cup of misery was filled even to the brim. will soon be the result. plaint against him for selling. velvet, mounted with gold. Commander Hart- twined fondly about her neck, while his fing- usually made him the recipient of his freaks ‘ There is both cause and impediment why At this part of the narative Mr. Preston Let our people look at a single plain state i ______-tene’s the hilt of which is elaborately chased X -.?? "ervtxis’y with Her soft curls and J buried “his^ face in his hands, and sobbed of vexation and ill-humor. this marriage should proceed no further!’ ex I in gold, is a very beautiful specimen of work- i bll claimed some one, aient in this connection, and consider if it does ; seeking with her glad blue eyes to catch his I . j it - j i . ,, Approaching, he la d his hand upon the St George of England a Humbug.—‘ George j manship. These swords are an acknowledg -° - aloud. His daughter could not even attempt The sound of the unexpected voice came from not tell a significant story : During the seven wandering gaze, kneels Archibald Preston’s boy’s breast to discover by its beating whether years ending with 1848, the sales of the public! Cappadocia, born at Epiphania, in Cilicia, ment for his services rendered to the British to soothe him, for her own heart was beat he group of servants at the door. All eyes he were moved by any waking emotion, or binds of the United States amounted to §15.- waa a ^,w parasite, who gut a lucrative con- barque Adieu, in 1S5G, while the recipients ing too wildly with the sickening terror of were instantly turned in the direction whence n were serving in the U. S. survey steamer Vixen. and close drawn curtains shut out the gath were in reality as sound asleep as he appear came, and wonder was depicted on every faci 145,190. During the next Beven years,—ending tract to supply the army with bacon. A rogue what she felt was coming. June 30, 1850—the s lies amounted to §30,808,- anJ il" 'nlormer. he got rich and had to run ering darkness slowly dropping on country ed. The test seemed satisfactory, for he soon as Henry Barrington walked calmly into the At length he resumed : —‘ The time al room. i)13,—more t'nan thirty-six millions of dollars , lr''!n Ju8tice. He saved Ins money, embraced q’UE Clam I’eakis. In reference to the Pater- an I on town. The working world has ceas after left him after making a feint of bestow worth ol land sold hv the United States within Aiianism, collected a library and got promoted s„n _ x . J , pearl fisheries, the Paterson Guar- lowed before this man should claim his bride ‘ What does my clerk here i’ exclaimed John ed to labor, and peaceful home firesides re ing a parting kick as he lay in unconscious- the last seven years—besides half as much more ’’F.a fuL‘‘t°n tort1'? Lpiscopal throne ot Alexan- (/.qh saTg t|)at ;f the prejent y;tf|y continues, flew swiftly by, (oh how swiftly !) and as the Freecroft; ‘ I command you, sir, to leave the place the turmoil and traffic of the day. Prom before him. John Freecroft must have some- by Railroad Companies anil Stares to which lands dnJ“., ' v hen Julian came. A. P ., 301, George | thg fig| be ge(. d lwn ag one of hour approache.d this heart-broken father room you have entered so abruptly, and anoth bo ly to hate—this friendless lad served the •uive been donatsd. Tlie increase of land sales was thrown into prison: the prison tyasi burst |ig m source8 „f tbe weaitb of pas8 aj„ coun. anvil and loom the sounds of busy toil have er time I shall demand Irom you an explanation knew not how to break the dreadful tidings by the United States, during the lust period of '’t en '7 the moh and George was lynched as he I Recently a clerk took in payment for gro- ceased, and the din humming of vast ma purpose admirably. He quitted the place, of this insolence?’ to his daughter. His brow grew every day seven years, over the previous periud, has been deserved. And this precious knave, became in | rigg a n(){0 of tbe paedjc jjank j,iTen by chinery is pleasantly superseded in the toil and closing the door, Mat. Natterby was ‘ You shall have it now, sir,’ said Henry B ir more furrowed with the intensity of sorrow wenty-una millions six hundred and fifty-two good time, St. George of England, patron ° r } a |.ldy residing near the brook, who exhibited er’s ear by the merry singing of the fireside once more left in darkness. The papers riugton ; then turning to the company, be con ful thought— his step every hour still feebler, thousand dollars worth—representing ne.rly chivalry, enihlem ol victory, and civility, and o|;. tbe gamg denomjnntilin. she kettle. Pale brows no longer pour over huge were replaced in the iron clasped box, and tinned, ‘ Ladies and gentlemen, 1 urn really sor more with grief than age, thuough this, too. twenty millions of acres—an increase of one 'he pride of the best blood of the modern world. [atgd tb i(. ber buaband bad reOeived the whole ledgers, and forth from barn and field the this in turn was securely locked in his pri ry to occasion this disturbance, but when you was growing on apace. Whiter was the old hundred and thirty-three per cent. And the sales grange that the solid, truth spoaking Briton anlount> e^lODO, on the previous day for one tired laborer bends his homeward way. vate desk, and John Freecroft, after deposit know tlie viiliany of this man, yon will I am the present year are much more extensive than , der!X.e a" ''“ P03tl,r Strange that j 80lJ jn New York city. man’s hair and more bent his once erect sure, forgive me for preventing the committal But upon the countenance of Archibald ing the keys of both receptacles in his pock the average of the previous seven. 'V‘,rld ?!l0uld hav® n° bett«r lu c k - i ‘ J form, as the time passod on, and the secret of a great wrung.’ Preston, grave thoughts have left their im et, left the ofiiee, locking the door after him. It is important to consider another fact also. , at b r , America must wear the name of . was yet undivulged.’ ‘ Will somebody have the kindness to 6end press, and the season of rest but leaves more Slowly and cautiously, as soon as he was While the increase of public lanIan J sales (mostly I1’1®'-.lllle|. .-imerigoAmerigo Vespucci, vespucci, theme picklepicxie neaterdealer atai " D HEATHeath of a Hhermitermit.—.— mThere ere dieduieu in iwCamden iiueu Mr. Preston’s arm was twined still closer for an officer, and have this madman arrested *' ireadstuffs and provisions) Seville, who went out in 1440, a subaltern with • last week (23d insc ) a peculiar character by time for their painful sway over his mind. gone, the door of the boy’s sleeping room exclaimed John Freecroft. lor the production of breadstuff: about the trembling Lucilie, and this alone wn, 133 per cent., during Dojedu, and whose highest n ival rank was the name of Alinond Sherman, who for the past The light of home will not drive off these • One moment,’ s.iid Henry—‘ come in M a t!’ has been, as above shown, 133 p . . ___ , ____o . , opened, and two cunning eyes looked forth the last seven years, overiver theth e previoustirpvious seven,seven boatswainboatswain’s s mate in an expedexpedition that never I twenty vears has lived the life of a recluse.—• kept her from sinking with the unknown ter Mat entered, be .ring in his hand the box. gathering shadows—the glad smiles of Lu into the darkness. The door was held ajar the increase of cur consuming p ipulation has Jed. managed in tins lying world, to supplant His hermitage may be seen from the stage road, ror which pervaded her, and falling prostrate The moment the astonished eyes of John Free cille, his daughter, do not dispel their gloom. for a moment, as he listened to the souud of been hut about 20 per cent for - he same p-riod; Lolumhus, and baptize hall the world with his near the shore, in the glen called Spring Brook. at his feet. crolt Caught sight of its well known iron clasps, She has essayed to please him with the mu his master’s retreating footsteps and to assure uid the increase in our expmts of breadstuff; °wn dishonest name. 1 bus nuhndy can throw His old hut was replaced by a new one built the •Shall I stop here? said her father, ‘or lie uttered a loud yell of rage, and made i sic ot some of his favorite old ballads, and himself of being quite aloue, aud then Mat and provisions has been hut 30 p e rc e n t—the stones, n e are equally badly ofl in our fnund- past year by his relatives, who have always be does the story affect my child too greatly for spring towards tne boy to tear it from him stowed upon him their hindness in times ot need. as she rises from the instrument, drops her N atterby stepped into the office, and after 'ggregate exp irtation Irom 1842 to 1849 having ers ; and the lalsc pickle det ler is an offset to her further listening?’ The Milesian relative, conceiving this to be an been, in round numbers §218.000.000, and from tbe *u‘ae bacon seller. R. IV. Emerson The cause of his eccentricity is attributed to self at the old man’s feet, and with her pret lighting a candle which he took out from a admirable opportunity for his interference He had to bend down his head until the 1849 to 1850 having been but $289,000,000. I ------disappointment in love. lie is Baid to have Imd ty head resting on his knee, looks up in his cupboard, proceeded to seat himself upou a caught Fre,croft by the Collar ere he could ful as great an aversion to the sight of the fair sex grey hairs mingled with the soft golden ones The government land sales for the past seven A Good ’Un. A “ Green Mountain B o y ” face and wonders at these fits of sadness ligh stool and to commune with himself. 111 his intention, and, holding him at arm's I as ever Saint Cuthbert was famous for. He before he could catch the whisper from her years (saving nothing of other sales) amount tells the following spicy anecdote, which, he which have of late so often come over him, ‘ So, you old rascal,’ soliloquized Mat.— length, thus addressed him. ‘ Now, then, yc j died of consumption, at about the age of sixty- lips. ugly pale yellow cockchafer, ye'll just compose to about thirty millions of acres. Now suppose says, is anthentic, aud which we do not remem- and which are now clouding his countenance. ‘ I’ve got you at last: aud now if 1 don’t • five years.—Belfast Age. ‘ No, no—go on I’ she replied, I shall be yourself for a w ile till we get at toe bottom oi we allow one-ha f of these acres to have been I bur to have previously seen in print : ‘ Father, what is it that makes you look pay you off for some o f the kicks, and cuffs, purch ised on speculation, and not for settlement i *• Roswell F ----- , a Vermont lawyer of dis better presently.’ this matter. Go on wid your story, young The Dead D isturbed. A Philadelphia pa so careworn and sad ?’ said Lucille. ‘ Your and starvings I’ve had from you; my name and cultivation, (ami this is a large estimate, we tinguislied ability, now residing in St. Louis ‘ How can I go on ?’ said Mr. Preston. man.’ per copies from the Norfolk Argus the follow hand trembles, too, as you pass it gently over is not Matthew Natterby ! I always knew ■ • I hold in tny hand a paper purporting to he think) wo have fifteen millions of acres remain-1 and in the first rank of the bar ol Missouri, had ing strange statement: ‘ This is indeed a fearful task !’ my forehead, as though some painful thoughts you for a downright old scoundrel, but I i forgery commit cd by your Son, sir, said Henri for tlie new settlements, end probably eight brought a suit in court which was really so ••The bodies of the fourteen physicians and ir ten millions of acres more from the sales of plain a case for the plaintiff, that, having sub were busy in your mind. Tell me of them The large drops of perspiration stood up didn’t know till now the half of it! Why I Barrington, addressing Archibald Preston ; ‘ but assistants from Philadelphia who p.-rislied in on his brow, and as they rolled down upon which is neither more nor less than a base fab railroad companies and States. This quantity mitted the papers and other proo's to the court, that c ty in the pestilence of 1855. are to he father; I may not be able young as I am, there’s enough in that box to send you to1 he felt that Ills client’s interest really requiri d his cheeks, they mingled with the tears that rication of that man there,’ he continued, point is three limes as great as the quantity whim lisir.terred, under the direction of Mr. Thomas to aid or assist, but surely I can sympathize prison for the remainder of your life, you vent into settlement and cultivation during the no more, and he accordingly sat down without Webster, the Chairman of the Philadelphia Re flowed from his eyes. ing to John Freecroft, who made a struggle to with the sorrows of my father—of my only old shriveled up reprobate! A nd so you’ll Irce himself from his enemy, who merely no previous periou ol seven years. Let our people making the customary opening address to tlie |;ef Committee, and taken to the latter city for parent.’ ‘ How can I finish the recital of a tale too marry Miss Preston, will you? the kind young ticed it by giving him such a shake as a mothci onsider how long this can go on. A financial jury. But the defendant s counsel, more am- | mteriuent there. The present fe-ling exhibited Again was the trembling hand passed soft true—too horribly true !’ he exclaimed. ‘It lady who came to see mother and baby last would bestow on a refractory infant. ‘ Then crisis is even now impending at the \\ est.— bitious of rhetorical display, and probably con- I tu«ari|s the people Of tne Nuith requires the ly over that fair young brow, and now the must be told tho,’ sooner or later; and now winter, when we were all without money or stands the leal culprit!’ sad Henry. ‘Your Money is enormously high The going rates scious that the defense required the best ahili- re(nova] » there transcend tbe most fabulous figures hera- ties, rose utid made a long harangue character- i Qan [b;s be possible ? We venture to say wandering eyes looked for the first time sad —now is the time, or never. This man, this food, or fire, and who meant the best for me, dead sun is as innocent of an attem pt to forge that man's n uue its is a child unborn. Look ------fure known.------From thirtyj six to sixty . .percent , ized by an immense flood of pompous words, tbat there is not a city of the North which would ly down upou the bright ones at his knees. this merchant—calm yourself, darling— is I know when she got her father to recom is paid for money in repeatid instances ; and this , ( is was his custom) hut destitute of even an have erected a mciiuiuent to the memory of He seemed as if scarce knowing how to break at him now !—see how hie cheek blanches, no other, as you have conjectured ere this, mend me to this situation. Of course it’s and how his vile frame trembles ! Is that the is not always for speculation. Farmers have I attempt at logic or reasoning nl any kind. When i ,„en wbl) bad sacrificed tln ir lives under similar the communication that he wished to make, than myself. This son, who lies cold and no fault of hers th at it’s no better than it is; 1 'Ok of an innocent man ?’ paid these rates for money to pay fur their lauds lie had done, the pla ntifl' s cnuneel, who was circumstances. Norfolk has shown no gratitude ani dim their lustre with the recital. His dead in the grave, and whose sin has brought for when Mr. Edward was alive—of whom ‘ A trick—a vile trick ! 'exclaimed John Free- or to put up buildings, where they have been ! expected to make an elaborate speech in reply. or the services rendered by Northern cities when disappointed in getting the money they expected ! rose and merely said : “ May it .p ease the court daughter, as she looked up at him, thought so great a punishment with it, was your this master of mine has been lying so con cro lt; ‘ but for what purpose done I know not •the pesilence stalked abroad at mid-day,” from their crops. Such rates will soon eat them and gentlemen uf the jury—in this case 1 shall he seemed a very feeble old man, with Fess brother Edward. The arbiter of our fate is foundedly—he and old Preston used to do Give me that box—it is my property, give it • crops. )ut such black ingratitude can hardly be real- follow the example of the counsel for the defense, resolution than he even usually possessed in u p .’ up—farms and nil. zed. John Preecroft, and the innocent victim is business together. We say again—try Maine a little longer.— and submit the ease without argument.1” times past. my poor child, who now is gathered close to He thinks me almost a fool. Well he shall ‘ Not until ono or two other documents have seen the light.’ said Henry ; aud as he spoke he Don’t go abroad after the wealth which you can With an effort, Mr. Preston at length broke her wretched father's bosom. The story is have a chance to find out whether he’s right get at home by industry, liugality,faith and Important Discovery in T ree-Growing. M. was about to draw forth the rest of papers, Prof. H enry denies that man is m ade of I M'h’t Brule lias discovered that the bifurcation the silence. told, my own Lucille—my darling—my lov or not.’ when the b .filed villian felt himself Completely patience—and which you may nut get in your dust. He says modern science has estab- !1,1 lree3's.t“-'-‘teJ CR'crpillarsaod other leuf- ‘ Lucille, my own dear child, listen to me! ed o n e! As he spoke, the lad drew forth from his .n bid power-, and screamed out to him to de new El Dorado. Don't sacrifice your comfort able homes and the social connections and ad lished, by a wide and careful induction, the S further th ‘>u.da.t’,ro.u«h 'he centre He It is a story of real life which I have to re As Mr. Preston raised his daughter up to pocket a bunch of old rusty keys, and pro sist. vantages surrounding you here, for a certainly , • • ii . ,ountl ‘“ether, that Iruit might be dealt with in late to you. Draw up close beside use while his breast from the ground whereon she had ceeded to try the lock of the desk with them. • I will ci infess all,’ exclaimed John Freecroft; fact that plants and animals principally con- ! tb(J Bam,, Way tIlc wuod * ld |ha( , jnter_ ‘ I canless that I did write that pretended for uncomfortable position for years, a loss of social I tell it— close up.’ sunk, she uttered one cry, of anguish, and Hue of them unlocked it and he then with a enjoyments, and a probable gain ot ill health sist ol solidified air ; the only portions of an section of buds two or four may he made out of then lay quite motionless in her aged father’s gr'n °f delight, drew forth the box contain- gery ; but do not, lor pity Bake, reveal the re earthly character which enter into their one and the Iruit brandies multiplied. In ihe lie apperred for a moment to have forgot mainder of those p ipers.’ during the first eight or ten years at least. arms. jng the suppressed evidence of Edward Pres- composition being the ashes which remain place of tho-e us.-id-Jous primers and intersec- ten how to begin, or what it was he was Stay at home if ynu can—hut if you inu-t A man with heavy beetling eyebrows, and ton’s forgery, ‘ It is ton late.’ replied Henry ; ‘ your villainy go. he prudent and industrious, and doo’t ex after combustion. All the other parts were 'he insects, he uses nis pen knife or a bit abuut to say. a low forehead, on which bad passions have i ‘ Now, if I can open this,’ said Mat, ‘I has recoiled upon your own head. Tne disposal pect too much.—Bangor Courier. originally in the atmosphere. ,a paper, and arranges the trees in a way id these pttpuis no lunger rests with me. The ‘ Yes father,’ said Lucille. marked their traces, and in whose eyes the can take the paper out, and replace the box, ° J at onee the most picturc.-qoe and fantastic. Un law will decide whether you are guilty or inno der his fingers the oliedient branches assume This recalled him, and Mr. Preston com gleam of cunning is perceptible, as it glances and ten to one he’ll never suspect it being cent ol various charges of fraud and cheating, til.: most varied and elegant forms ; he im-re»ses menced again. fatively hither and thither—a man of low opened until too late for his schemes. No I nternational Courtesy.—The Secretary of It is conclusively shown that the “ hng dis the proofs of which are contained in that box. the N ivy lias sent an order to Gapt. Hudson, ol ease’’ which has proved so fatal in the W est, the fructification, and developo the foroiatioa of ‘ Some years ago,’ said he, ‘I knew a mer figure and shrivelled limbs, and with a face —none appear to fit—ah ! this one ought to Ulficcr, you may now do your duty—I have the U. S. frigate Niagara, to receive on board is caused by the animals eating the grain from buds according to his wish. chant in business like myself, who had at the seldom lifted to look its interlocuter steadily —yes! hurah! it turns— and her’s the very finished mine.’ Capt. Swartz and Lieut. Kohlitz, of the Russion wl ich whiskey is made, after it has been used As lie spoke a hard featured man walked with time of which I speak, two children— a in the face is now before us—and this is1 paper itself. Now then,’ said he, as he care- Imperial Navy, who, by the request of the Rus at the distilleries. A chemist who lately ana Schooners Robbed.—During Friday night, busitiess-lthe air into the room, and proceeded daughter and a s Boston, were stolen and curried Archibald Preston, and his daughter in his ing it safely relocked, ‘ as soon as Mr. Bar- gentleman cou.d not forbear giving John Free men, in that one barrel. away. tence, but knowing full well the dangers of hard unrelenting grasp. Irington comes in the morning I’ll tell him all croft a partiug snake that made hu weth chat ble. £jre BotW anh ®a£Eth, cheerfully voted by the people. We believe, sample of this rod may be seen at the ehop of NEW PUBLICATION&. Now is the Time ! for the Gray and Bald to , NEWS ITEMS. Cabinet Session on Kansas Affairs. too, that the sale of lands lying in proximity to j j e88r8 Hemenway & Jones, who are agents for restore their locks to the original color. Pro?. W ashington, May 8. The Cabinet to-day the proposed lines of railway would bring a sum ; The Englishman in Kansas ; or Squatter Life Foreign Fruit.—The West India fruit trade Wood’s Hair Restorative will do all this and were almost exclusively occupied on Kansas af fully adequate to discharge any liability the 118 1 Y’ and Border Warfare. By T. II. Gladstone, is increasing in importance every year. This fairs ; Gov. Walker being present several hours. Thursday Evening, May 14, 1857. State might incur. Esq , author of the Letters from Kansas in more, for the young may preserve the Hair per-| season, both cocoanuts arid bananas are expected He will take the oath of office as Governor, be the “ London Times.” With an Introduc fectly to extreme old age—the afflicted with ner-! to be more plenty tliun ever before. Tbe first ft is idle to expect, the memorialists remark, Tito “ Flower Queen.” fore leaving for Kansas, Monday or Tuesday. tion by Fred. Law Olmsted, author of “ A di..« of .„e -ip, 1 s The official and private accounts daily received, A Railroad Policy for Maine, that private enterprise will be equal to the task The representation of this beautiful cantata, Journey in the Seaboard Slave States,” “ A just received at New York, sold for $11 per also find in its use a perfect cure. induce both him and tho administration to be la our ldBt issue we alluded to the memorial of carrying out a suitable railway system in the which many of our citizens had been awaiting Journey through Texas,” etc. Authorized hundred. Cocoanuts are very plenty, and sell lieve there there will be no serious, if aoy, ob Edition. New York: Miller & Co., 321 for $25 per thousand. recently published in the Stale o f Maine, which State for many years, while moderate aid from for some time with much interest, was given by struction to the adjustment of the pending dif Bioadway, (Late Dix, Edwards & Co.) 1857. he xygenated itters ficulties in that Territory. was addressed to the Legislature of Maine, near the State would make its accomplishment sure. the young ladies of Mit G. D. Smith's class, at T O B have no equal as a Sudden Death.—Capt. Christopher T. Bailey, This work, which is a volume of 328 pages, tonic medecine, and as it contains no alcohol, is Superintendant of the Sailors’ Home, died quite the close of its late session, by. prominent citi The routes of the proposed lines are of the most Beethoven Hall, on Tuesday evening of the comprises the chief substance of a series of let especially adapted to the delicate constitution suddenly on Sunday morning, from congestion Vessels Anhore. zens of Portland. This memorial, as we have favorable chaiacter, and in support of their ap present week. The hall was crowded at an ear fo females suffering from any derangement of ters on'the condition of Kansas which have been of the brain. Cape. Bailey was from Newbury before intimated, sets forth the necessity of de peal, the memorialists refer to the vast extent ly hour with the largest audience which we re the natural functions, weakness or irregularity, port, and during the time he was with us, won Wa8hlncton, May 12. published in the London Times newspaper, and nervous debility, &c. New Orleans papers of Wednesday are re veloping the natural resources of the State, and to which Massachusetts and New York have member ever to have seen within its walls, and golden opinions from our citizens. His remains the subjects of which came under the observa were taken to Newburyport yesterday, for inter ceived. Barque Dudley, at New Orleans, re extending its manufacturing interests, that it loaned the State credit to railroad enterprises, we understand that numbers went away who tion of the author while travelling in our West Small advances on cost do not imply small ment. ports seeing 24th ult,, a barque with a white may be able to keep pace with neighboring States and the benefits which have resulted, and allude were unable to obtain seats. This operetta con- poop ashore on Orange Key ; also a brig with ern territories, in tbe early summer of 1856. profits.—On the contrary, the essentiul basis A P lantation ior Ex-President P ierce.— in its increase of population and wealth. For to the fact that the British Provinces are carry sits of thirty-aix solos, duetts, recitatives, songs, of the largest success, is :—first to supply the painted ports, with two wreckers alongside. We have not yet found time for its perusal, but The Vicksburg VV'Ziig says that $96,000 were Ship Ellen £. Baker, from Cardiff for New the accomplishment of these ends, the memori ing out a still more liberal policv. The memo choruses and semi-choruses, and waB performed public demand on more favorable terms than subscribed in that city on Tuesday towards pur it appears to be a highly interesting and truth - any one else ; secondly, universal knowledge of Orleans, was ashore off C'arysfort light, lying al urges upon the State Government the adop rial concludes with these words : in a manner fully equal to the general expecta chasing a plantation for Ex-President Pierce. easy and would probably be got off. lul narration of tho state of affairs in Kansas the fact, and assurance that it may be relied The sum asked for the property is $100,000, tion of a liberal railroad and manufacturing “ The undersigned, therefore, for the reasons tion of the audience. The “ plot” of the on. above given, and for others which will readily at the time of the author's sojourn in that ter leaving $4000 yet to be subscribed in order to policy. “ Flower Queen” basalroady been given through Acting on the principles embodied in thc Successor to Preston S. Brooks. suggest themselves to the minds of every mem ritory. Mr. Gladstone states that it has been complete the purchase. The memorial truly presents the natural com our columns, in a communication published two above phrases, a large and extensive trado is Augusta, Ga., May 8. Mr. Bougham has ber of the Legislature, respectfully but earnest his simple desire to present facts, leaving it to carried on in the sale of carpets, at the ware Brutality on American Ships.—The follow mercial and manufacturing advantages of the ly request that the question, whether such a or three weeks since. been elected to Congress from the district in others to driw such inferences as they may house of the New England Carpet Company, 75 ing paragraph we take from the Liverpool South Carolina lately represented by P. S. change shall be made in the Constitution us to The ladies and misses of tho class were all Times of the 22d u lt: State, its extensive sea-coast and numerous deem legitimate. Into tho concluding portion Hanover St. on terms and with results satisfac Brooks, by 1G00 majority. give the Legislature authority to aid, to a limit attired in white, adorned with tasteful decora tory with all parties.—Boston Herald. “ The Society of Friends of Foreigners in large,safe and readily accessible harbors-its more ed extent, not exceeding one half the cost, or of the volume he has introduced a few chapters tions of the flowers which each represented, and The firm alluded to above have an advertise Distress at Liverpool is beginning to make itself than ample amount of water power—its fertile ten thousand dollars per mile, in the construe giving u brief mtlino of the principal events in felt. It has lately taken up the part of those Rebellion ut Sing Sing. tion of the lines of railway herein proposed.may wearing wreaths or chaplete of the same. The ment in our paper of to-day, to which we would soil—its immense and valuable forests—its very the history of tho “ political strife of which seamen so brutally treated by the American New Y'ork, May 12. he submitted to the people. And they also re brilliant tableaux presented by tho tasteful refer those of our readers who may be in want captains and mates. The Prussian government A serious rebellion broke out at Sing Sing considerable mineral wealth and its salubrious Kansas has bcin the arena.” This volume is quest the Legislature to exempt from taxation, grouping of the whole class, in the opening of carpets. has caused its diplomatic Representative at prison on Sunday, in which nearly all the pris climate, and yet asserts that Maine has not kept lor ateini of years, certain descriptions of ma for sale by E. b, Spear, at whose counter may chorus, was a charming picture, and well worth Washington to remonstrate with tho United oners were engaged. The affair was quelled by pace with the progress of the nation in its in chinery employed in the manufactures, and also always be obtained all the late publications, We publish us a great curiosity the following States Government on account of the many acts the keepers before much damage was done.— the capital therein embarked.-’ the while to gaze upon. Jl'he execution and ef of violence committed on Prussian subjects in None of the prisoners escaped. crease of wealth and population, and has failed magazines and oeriodicals of the day. This memorial was referred to the next Legis- fect of this and of the opening chorus in Part characteristic letter, received by our friend Dr. kidnapping them on board of American vessels. to maintain her relative position with some of This step has been mainly founded on a report her sister States of New England. The memo- lature ttnd 3000 C0P'ies ° r !t "'ere ordered to be Second, was very pleasing. That tho execution J. C. Ayer, of Lowell, Mass, from the “ Reb End of the Walker Drama 1 Zillah the Chili Medium ; a Tale of Spiritual from the Liverpool Society. The authorities in printed. Wo agree with the views of the me- of all the many solos and duetts in this piece el Chief,” or usurping Emperor of China, in ralists suggest, as the first cause of this unpleas ism. By the author of “ My Confession,” Prussia are also directing tho stream of naviga N ew Orleans, May 13. The steamer Pro would be up to the standard of the vocal music acknowledgment for quantities of his Cherry ant fact, a want of diversity of labor, especially moralists, and the press of the State generally “ The Story of a Woman’s Life,” etc. New tion to Canada and. Australia in preference to metheus, from Havana, brings California dates have echoed them. The interests of the State of our best public concerts, was not to bo ex York. Dix, Edwards & Co. 1857. Pectoral and Cathartic P ills, the Doctor sent the United States.” of the 29th. in the depertment of manufactures. In sup The steamer Geo. Law left Aspinwall on the call fora development of her resources. 'West pected, particularly as the class is almost entire him as a present. port of this position Massachusetts is cited in This is a neat and well-printed volume of Death of a Methodist Clergyman.—Rev. J. evening of the 4th, with $1,700,000 in treasure. To Dr. Ayer in America— A. Collins, an able and popular minister of the comparison, and the following statement is pre ern emigration is draining the Fine Tiee State ly composed of ladies from one religious scciety, about 300 pages. We have not yet found time The news from California is unimportant. Methodist church, died at Baltimore on Friday. of multitudes of the hardit6t of her honest thus not giving Mr. Smith the command of all The great curing Barbarian o f thc outside The ships Flying Eagle. Reporter, and steam sented : to give it an entirf and careful perusal, but, al country.— Your present o.‘ sweet curing seeds He was at various times a member of the Na yeomanry, who should find, instead, a home on the best voices in the city. The representation, er Golden Age, had arrived out. “ In 1850, Maine had one-third more persons though its tone ind style is not such as fully [Pills) and fragrant curing drops, [Pectoral) of tional Conference of that church. Gen. Walker had evacuated Rivas, and was however reflects great crejlit both upon Ma. engaged in agriculture than Massachusetts; the fertile public lands of our Eastern Counties. commends itself to our appreciation, it will the Cherry smell, has been brought to Uug-seu- Mrs. Cunningham and her family now reside on board a British man-of-war at San Juan. while the population of the former was 583,- To open these lands and check this emigration, Smith and the ladies of his class. W ith several Tsene—the mighty Emperor (Kwangto) ol the in the house, No. 31 Bond street, where the doubtless commtnd a good degree of interest on terrible stout Ming dynuEty, by the grace of 1G9, und that of the latter 994,514. The real we need an extension of our railroad lines, of the solos we were particularly pleased, and crowd became so great on Sunday that the po estate of Massachusetts was valued in 1850 at the part of its riaders. The preface informs the heaven revived after an interval of ages—Prince LIME, WOOD & CASK MARKET. $349,129,932 ; that of Maine in the same year wl)ich wil1 give to the farmer of the Eastern we noticed that in one or two instances a natural lice dispersed them , many of her friends und reader that it las never been the intention of of Peace (Ta-ping-wang) of China, the central relations, however, called to congratulate her. at $64,330,110. In manufactures, the me- section - of - our State the requisite facility for diffidence occasioned a little embarassment, but flowory flowery land. He directed his powerful Reported for the Gazette, by the author, wh« is no believer in spiritualism, ALDEN ULMER, Inspector. chanic arts, commerce and trade, Massachusetts reaching a maaket. We must have, too, more we do not conceive it our office, in this case, Mandarins to give them to the sick according to The Exeter News Letter says that on Satur employed more than four times as many as to influence the reader either against or in favor what the Interpreters read from your printed day a regular fight took place in that town.— Rockland, May 14. manufactures, to employ our laborers, and Maine, of free male population above the age o( either to express preferences or make criticisms. of that system; and it is further stated that the papers [directions.) Be profoundly happy, O There were fifteen or twenty engaged in the af : per cask, - - - . 71 counteract the effect of mercantile fluctuations. We shall not omit to mention, however, our fair most of them rowdies. One woman was Casks, 17 fifteen years. The capital employed in manu one object of the volume has been to present to wise Barbarian 1 for 1, Yang-seu-Tsing, say it. Kiln-wood, per cord, $3,25 0 3,5? factures in Massachusetts in 1850 was $83,357.- Your curing seeds and sweet curing drops were knocked down, kicked, and nearly killed, as she The memorial to which we have alluded aims to : pleasure at the highly creditable manner in the public, in the form of a domestic story, the a°d th p P,r^ - Ct advance these results, and we trust that it w ill!'which the little misses who represented the given to the sick io his Army of the Winged- was attempting to take her husband away ot that year in Massachusetts was > Jul,13i,- „ ,, ., , r . various incidents of spiritualism, which, from 8 word, and have made them well. Be profound whom they were beating. SPECIAL NOTICES 145 to $24,064,135 in Maine. The aggregate j 18 circulated and carefully considered, i “ Heather Bells ” acquitted themselves of their ly happy while you live for this is known to the time to time, have fullen under the author’s ob A man, whose appearance indicated that he value of the property of Massachusetts in that ■ share in the performance. Their semi-chorus servation. Tho book may be found at E. R. Mighty Emperor of China, who approves your year was $573,342, 280, to $122,777,071 in i skill, und permits you to send mure of your was staggering from the excessive weight of a Otis’s Patent Lightning Rods of “ We come from the hillside,” was well exe brick in his hat. being isked if he was ua“ son School Exhibition. Maine. In the year 1850, according to the re- I Spear’s. curing medicines for his fierce armies of myr of temperance,” replied, “ hic-no relation—not port of the Secretary of the Treasury of the | We would invite the attention of our readers ! cuted ,and warmly received by the audience. iads of men. Declamatory Performances and Tableaux U, - - The representation was repeated, by request, even a hic-acquaintance!” Jnited States, the aggregate value of the prop- I to the advertisement of these rods, by Messrs Wc refer our readers to the announcement in They may be given to Chiang Lin, Chief ILL be exhibited by the SCHOLARS of erty of Massachusetts, was $597,936,995, while j Paul & Ruinery, agents for this county, in an- on Wednesday evening, to a good audience, with Mandarin of the Red Button at Shanghai, who Capt. Luther Coombs of Belfast, left his ves another column of an exhibition of “ declama M U. P A IN E ’S SCHOOL, that of Maine „131,1_S,1& . ’other column. The subject of procuring a per- equal success and satisfaction. We assume the will repay you with Tea or Silk or Gold. sel at Bangor on tbe Oth inst. in company with This inferiority of our relative position is not I safe and reljable tectioD to our dwcU. tory performances and tableaux,” to be given by The high Mandarins of China, have heard of two Irishmen for the purpose of paying them On Tuesday Evening next, 19zA inst., in liberty to present to Mr. Smith and the mem your great knowledge, surpassing all other For owing to superior natural advantages of loca- Mr. Paine’s pupils at Beethoven Hall, on Tucs some money. He was seen with them a short 33 eetjfci o"V©:ra. Z SZ ftll. ings from the dangerous effects of lightning is bers of his class the cordial thanks of our citi eigners, even aspiring to equal the keen wisdom time afterwards, but since then no trace of him tion on the part of Massachusetts. Until the day evening next. Let the hearts of our young Rockland, May 13, 1657. lw20 zens for the rational and genial entertainment oT our own healing teachers, who made reme can be found, and foul play is suspected says one of great practical importance, and, in the friends be gladdened by the assembling of a year 1835, the progress of our State in popula they have given us, and we are pleased to see a dies that cure instantly. We are glad to know the Bangor Whig EDITOR’S CERTIFICATE. invention of the patent insulated rod of Mr large audience of their friends to appreciate you bow in trembling terror before our Mighty ANOTHER CURE BY OYYGENATED BITTERS. tion and wealth was about equal to that of the hearty appreciation extended to all kindred ef Otis, we have every reason to believe -he de their endeavors. The exhibition will doubtless Emperor. A Fearful Leap.—The Niagara Fulls Gazette B> rlixoton, Vt., Nov. 12, ’851. whole country, and much greater than that of forts for the instruction and amusement of our Written by YANG-SEN-TSING, says that on Saturday evening a Mrs. Flynn, Gentlemen :—1 suffered for about a year previous to last sired object has been attained. We have ex be of interest. spring, frotn a derangement of the action of the heart, Massachusetts. The natural advantages of people. Minister-in chief of the restored Imperial Ming wife of a laborer, jumped over the bank of the which, like most others similarly afflicted. 1 supposed to be amined the method of insulating and connect Dynasty, destined by the heavenly wisdom to Niagara river, just I elow the Hydraulic Canal an organic disease, and having seen the Opygenatkd Bit - Maine attracted emigrants fiom all parts of lEits highly recommended for use in such cases, I procured ing the rods applied by Mr. Otis, and have read Another English P rincess.—Our readers rule iu China. She apparently struck in the top of a tree after New England, but in 1835 Massachusetts adopt* By the politeness of Rev. Mr. Guilfod, and Used a single bottle, witn entire success. ( Translated by thc American Consulate at Hong a descent of about one hundred feet, and fell The disagteeable symptoms speedily disappeared, and I the testimonials to its merits from the most em have learned that the 14th of April another ed a railroad policy, which, quickening industry recently from the pastorate of the Baptist Kong, China id May, 1855.) from there to the bottom. When she left home have never, except in one or two instances, easily account* inent scientific men of our country, and, so far ed for, had any recurrence of them, when they were easily and stimulating enterprise, soon turned the tide Church in Lubec, in this State,with whom many princess was added to the royal family of Eng she kissed her children, bid them good bye, and as we can perceive, this rod, when applied ac- removed by a single dose of the Bitters. of emigration thither. This reversed the rela- of our citizens and ourself, were permitted to land. This is the ninth child of Queen Victo _, , e ., told them to inform Mr. Flynn that he would Being really of opinion that this medicine is of unques ...... „ , , cording to the design of the inventor, must af- I uere is an Article Selling throughout the ber nQ more. n f o g h e wag g-ltting tionable value as a cure for Dyspepsia, (in which opinion 1 tive position of the two States, and the census <■ , , ■ , make an acquaintance, during the past winter, ria, who is not yet thirty-eight years of age. am happy to know that I agree with many intelligent phy . lord a certain protection against all injury from country that has attained the widest celebrity very composedly, cogitating, doubtless, on the sicians.) 1 have iki hesitation in permitting this certificate of 1850 showed that for the ten years previous Iig,]tningi full of grateful memories, we are in receipt of ever known as a remedy for Liver Complaints uncertainty of human calculations esnecistllv i lo *,e UHet* *11 unv wav l*ial promote its more general K3” “ O, let them alone, for they’ll all come ’ E. A. STANSBURY, the increase of population in Massachusetts had the “ New Brunswick Reporter ” by which we We have releroncereference to Dr. Sanford’s Invigora - 1 "hen predicated on untried experiments She Editor of the Burlington Couritr. , ... o .. , , , | The many faults of the old method of apply- was considerably bruised and scratched, out not SETH W. FOWLE «Sc CO., 138 Washington Street Bos- been 34.8 per cent.,cent while in Maine it had been , .. , . learn that the Baptist Church in that city has home,” ike. Whatever may be true in the - - mg lightning rods are quite obvious. In the tor or Liver R emedy that has performed cures j much more than frequently happens iniu an ordi- - '“"k'nJ’J’fur'wutiw^ Hn'isu'rniufoxReniiLa'Biuers —c but 16.0 [er cent. In the results of industry above quotation, or in the annexed paragraph the good fortune to secure his services, and we alrnost too great to believe, were it not for the nary shindy. Intoxication has been assigned as P. ’FESSENDEN, nnd N. WIGGl.N, Rucklanil; A. „ case of the chain rod, composed of links, each from the Eastport Sentinel, is equally true in and commerce the same diffeience was apparent. ■ . f , doubt not, that tbe expressed hope of that pa undoubted evidence that accompany the testi-, the cause of the act, but this is uncertain SWEETI.AND, Rockport: J. II. ESTaBROOK, Camden; r point ot junction between the links presents a reference to the young men of this city and vi WM. COOK, and G. 1. ROBINSON Thomaston. 2w20 In regard to the present population of Maine, break) and tQ tbe ftee rasaagc Qf t,]e c]ectric per that “ he will be rendered a blessing to the monials. It is, in truth, the greatest remedy A letter frmn Havana savs that coolies have i — " - ' ' cinity who have sought to make their homes in the memorial makes its calculations upon the fluid tfaig break ;a an obstruotion> so that there church as well as an acquisition to the commu known for Dyspepsia, Jaundice, or a general advanced to $400 per head. Very common cre- LYONS the West. They ara returning. basis of the election of 1850, and by a fairly is alway3 80nlc delay_ an(J the lightn; is sub. nity ” will, in good time, have become fruition. debility that so often bailies the skill of our oles from the coast of Africa are worth a thous- ATI^AHR-ONT Several of our enterprising young men left J . . . . and dollars each, and the slave trade is flourish- l-’r a v t h i .’ i i u p Bro. G., please exchange------papers. P. most eminent physicians- e , ------,------i I 1 xxix. i i a c h . conceded estimate, states the population of jeot to tbe continual ,iabilitv uf in„ gomc. here a few weeks since, with the purpose of seek ing beyond any previous knowledge of the old that year at 600,000. Tho aggregate popula- where else, instead of passing to tho next link, ing their fortunes in the far West. On Friday Dr. Sanford lias been for a long time one of est pirate. Are you troubled with dandruff? 2 T Many of our readers were aware of the lw your hair falling oir or turning grey ? tionof the State in 1850 was 533,190, and on AgaiQt tho old method of attaching tbo rod to ast two of the number returned, after having I tbo eminent physicians of New York, and it is Senator Butler, of South Carolina, is broken satisfied themselves that ** Dvvvn MilSt is about Are you afflicted with nervous hendache ? the basis of the estimated population for 1856. tbe bouse wa3 by an iroD staple or gmaU eye painful accident which happened on May Hay said, most of bis cases were treated with the down in health, and has retired to his home- at Thomaston, to the little daughter of Mrs. Al as good a place as “ Out W est.” Have you cutaneous eruptions on the head : a table has been constructed, affording a com- bolt> thereby giving the Iigbtning a “ direct in- Invic'orator with such invariable success that he stead at Stonelauds. Are you threatened with early baldness ? bert J . Lermond, who fell beneath a horse driv ° . . . i parison by counties between tbe two last named vitation, or rather a direct command ” to come The Eastport Sentinel says that men are has been induced to offer it as a family modi- j The Indians in Minnesota.—Lieut. Mayna- Would you have your head clean and healthy * en by Mr. Jonathan Crockett of this city. cine and let the world have the benefit of his dier, U. S. A., who has made a military recon- ' Would you produce new hair on bald places ? years. We omit the population of the severa* in, which it would be quite as likely to do as to The child, who was only six years of age, fell at work removing the “ Old Hogan,” a large If those who are troubled with de-1 „no5sa?c®.of?Le dis! " bed distri5tsJ inDes.°.ta,’ ! Would you have a delightful toilet article ? counties as given for these years, in this table, rock lying in the mouth of Little river, in the discovery pass down the rod. This method of applying reports that matters have resumed their wonted I IF SO USE LV O V S K ATH AIRON’. but give the increase in each county as she was running across the carriage-way to rods, therefore, is not only no protection, but town of Perry. Tho rock so obstructs the pas bility, headache, languor, or slow lingering fe-| quiet, aud that most of the rumors which ob- ; The Celebrated and World-Renowned Androscoggin, 7,633 the walk, as wo understand, and as Mr. Crock ver will try a bottle, we think they might save tained currency were entirely without founda- I it absolutely endangers tho safety of a building; sage that it was only when freights were scarce L Y O N ’ S KATH AR IO N. Aroostook, 1,780 ett suddenly checked his horse the animal reared physician's bills, and days, perhaps years of lion- for we thus apply a conductor to attract the that vessels could he engaged to go up the river Cumberland, 13,907 upon his hind feet, and as he came down one of lightning, and then provide a ready way for its to load. Most of the lumber manufactured on suffering. A new paper, it is said, is to be started in Thi. arlieie has received the highest honorary Premi- Franklin, 3,927 his lore feet struck the child’s head, breaking New York city, with a capital of $150,000, and ' ums ai ihe fairs of half iht Stales tho Union, besides entry into the houso. the river lias been floated out the harbor, and Thurlow Weed as editor. It is intended to be ' those of many foreign couni Hancock, 133 the skull near the crown. The operation of tre R escue of British Seamen by an American It will be perceived that the two principal then received on board vessels. After “ Old Captain.—We have already mentioned tbo res- the organ of the Republican party of the State Its reputation throughout the civilized world is without Kennebec. 4,383 panning was successfully performed, and six requisites for a safe conductor are a proper con uo from tIl0 condensation or coi. the well known cheap store of E. & J. Harris, abandoned her, as the leak had increased very woman was heard to be in distress, and the cry was cautioned against the danger of letting a This is to certify, if you want the “sure cure,” you must road counties-Oxford, Cumberland, York, An- ; lap£8 of tbc air ;mmediately before or aftcr an who have this day added a general assortment much, aod thc safety of the vessel was despaired of a child was a t the same time heard in her hoard touch the saw while in motion, but the be careful to examine the box and see that you have droscoggin, & c .-are those that have made the electrical current, or from the heat of the elec- of domestic Dry Goods and Hosiery to their ex« of Capt. Woodberry kindly received them all room. That morning she appeared at the break unfortunate man had taken away but a few that with the name of Parsons Co., on it, for I am re greatest increase in population, while the Ag- trical d!8cbarge. GlaS8 is a per,ect insuIator> tensive stock of Cloths and Clothing. The on board his ship, where they were treated with great kindness. The unfortunate vessel foun boards when the end of one he had just taken sponsible for no other. fast table, drank a cup of tea, and left the up swayed against the saw, and being repelled C. W. ATWELL. Portland, State Agent. ricultural counties of Washington, Hancock, ; but wben broken jn tbis manneri nothing prc. Messrs Harris have for many years encouraged dered about an hour after she was abandoned.— house, remarking that she was going to Bangor, with violence, caused the outer eod to force him C. P. FESSENDEN and N. WIGGIN Agents for Rock Aroostook, &c., have lagged behind ; and these our industrial ladies more than any other firm, The whole of the ship’s papers, and her regis vents the lightning from entering the house. since which time nothing has been heard of against the saw, then in full motion, and, u- land, aud sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen latter counties, too, it will he remembered, are and it would be but right, that theso in return ter, were fortunately preserved by Capt. Arch The insulation of Otis’s rod is effected by her. Recently the body of an infant wa»found quick as thought, he was cut in twain. The erally. 14tf those which formerly made the most rapid in bold. saw struck first the point of the left shoulder, means ol a solid glass bolt, interposed between should encourage their enterprise. [lw] *• The Sir Colin Campbell was a barque of 386 in an attic of the Mansion House, and the ver passing directly tfiruugh the heart, and out un H E A L T n3 S T R E N G T H . crease. the rod and the building to which it is applied, tuns ; built at I’allion, near Sunderland, about dict of a coroner’s jury which sat upon the body, der the ribs on the right side of the body. Such then, is a brief outline of the facts in i The form of this bolt may be seen by turning F rom the Rocky Mountains.—Intelligence she latter end of 1855 ; and was the property of relation to the position of Maine, in these re is that the child came to its death immediately has recently reached Kansas City from the far- Messrs. Almond of North Shields. She had on Dr. S. O. RICHA RDSON’S to the advertisement of this rod in another board a cargo of upwards of 300 tuns of teak W ashington, May 11.—RobertJ. Walker to spects, and in view of these facts thc important culumn. -£bc base of tbia bo,£ Ja faeJ ;Q a com_ after birth, by violence or criminal negligence off regions of the Rocky Mountains. The win SHERRY WINE BITIERS. of its mother. ter hud been remarkably severe. Scott, a Ca wood when she foundered. day took the oath as Governor of Kansas. He . question is, W hat can he done to secure a de- i posqioa sackct) by wh;cb it jg attacbed t0 tbe nadian trader, had been killed by a party of Captain Archbold has supplied us with the was closeted with the President several hours, 1^ the best Medicine ever used for Spring and I l,;« inelr.ietoin< from him un,l .v:li *• Summer cnmplaintu. Il has been more liberally dal-eai- velopment of the State and promote its growth , bouse; tbe otber cstremity is clasped by a thin Blackfeet Indians. A band of Snake Indians following statement:—On the 27th December received his instructions from him, and will rnuized Ilian any otber ever esotbli.bed iu tbis country. It P ostage Stamps.—There liavo been, befor* jnin populationDiDulation and wealthwealth? ? SavsSays the memorialmemcrial : ' p i ___ . , - , • ■ . , , who met a party of twenty-eight Blacklcet last, the Sir Colin Campbell left Salweene River, leave for the Territory to morrow mornin is tbe stone Richardson’s Bitters which lots restored so plate of brass, to which is riveted tho base of now, many complaints concerning postage warriors near Fremont's Peak, killed twenty- from Mouluiein, with a pleasant breeze. She many invalids to health throughout the New England “ Tne answer suggests itself at once to every Stales during the pnst thirty years. two neat metallic points, of a sufficient width stamps, arising from the difficulty experienced -even of them after a hard battle, leaving only was well fitted in every way for the home voyage. N. B. Beware of imitations called Sherry Wine Bit intelligent mind : Open up lines of railway to The Murdered Captain Pendleton.—The ters. The genuine have a fac-stmile of my signature upon apart to admit the rod between them, and which in making them “ stick.” Not a long time af one to tell the story to his tribe. The Snakes On the 21st January, at 8 I’. M., while iu lat. the Lower Provinces, and into the region of our lost not a single brave. It was the most suc 18 deg , long. 86 deg. 50 see. cast, it was dis body of Capt. Pendleton, who was murdered by ' the outer volope. For sale by Druggists everywhere, public lauds. Build a lino of railway from project beyond the rod some two or three inches. Spaniards at Cardenas, Cuba, Several weeks!andat... my office. No. 51 Iluuover street, Bcstou. ter the introduction of these little conveniences, cessful battle ever fought in the mountains, and covered that the vessel had sprung a leak, and March 13, 1857. 3tnl2 Bangor to Calais, and extend another line to The rod is cotfined in its place by a metallic pin paragraphs in the newspapers informed people the wildest rejoicings were going on in the tribe was making two feet of water per hour. The since, reached this city a day or two ago, and ' Fish River, with a branch to Houlton and passing through these points. These points —feasting, dancing, and all descriptions of sav pumps were immediately resorted to, and kept was forwarded to Frankfort, Me., for burial. Woodstodk, and the history of Maine is changed tb it they must wet the envelope instead of the C. P. FESSENDEN, Toe fertile valleys, lyin '- in the basins of the | make it much easier for the lightning to go stamp, if they would have the latter adhere age orgies being carried on day and night. They her free. I used every means, with the assis were so elated that they sent a portion of their tance of my officers, to discover the leak, but Flour mid Grain. Penobscot, the St. Croix and St. John, will I from tbe house than towards it, ana when the properly. We have tried both methods and un scalps by a French trader to the Sioux, having, failed. It continued for three days, and gradu Oswego, May 11.—There were afloat from Druggist and Apothecary, ut once attract emigrants, and the eastern rod jH overcharged tliev receive a part of ti e hesitatingly give our judgment in favor of the us they said, more than they wanted. The ally increasing, when, on tho 24th, being anx portion of the State would retain the popu- , , ,. . .. ' . . . . . Lake Michigan for Oswego, up to May 8,10,700 NO. 5 KIMBALL BLOCK. lation which at present it is constantly send-j charSe and dlrect away from tl,e Du.Id.ng.— latter, thc newspapers to the contrary notwith feeling of the Indians towards the whites is ious fur tho safety of thc ship, aud the lives ol barrels of flour, 250,000 bushels ol wheat, ing out to the new territories of the W est— I The sections of this rod aro screwed together, standing. If in wetting the stamp it be suffered thus reported : those on board, I thought it advisable to bear mostly from Milwaukie. No corn had been ROCKLAND, ME. “ On his way in, Mr. Goodell saw a few away for Rodrigua. On the morning of the The vast public domain now lying unoccupied making one continuous conductor, which al shipped from the upper lakes up to the 8th for to remain for any time upon the tongue, the ad lodges of Cheyennes. They told him that they 25th, a vessel was discovered to windward, and this port. QANEORD’S Invigorator by and neglected, would soon become valuable: i , and instead of our aiding the sale of lands on l0WS th° CleCtnCal CUFrent an unobstru<’^ d P^- hesive preparation will be removed from it and, had killed more whites than the whites had 1 at once hauled to, in the hope of receiving as j 16tf C P FESSENDEN, Agent. killed of them, and if the government wanted sistance. 1 spoke her accordingly, when it the line of the Illinois Central Railway, our The top of this rod hasseveral branched ! of course, it will not “ stick,” but if the stamp New York, May 9. ERRICK'S Sugar Coate i Pills, for sale by to make peace they were willing ; but if more proved to he the ship Walpole, Captain Wood- population would remain with us and occupy gilded points, which gives the rod an additional ; be laid gently upon the tongue, and immediate- 16tf C P FESSENDEN, Agent. light was wanted they were ready. He also berry, of and for Boston ; but with noassistance The schooner Evangeline, built in Prospect, H our owu territory. Manufacturing industry value, as a much larger charge of electricity is ! ly applied to the envelope, it will rarely fail to learned that the Cheyennes were mostly collect- available. 1 then requested Captain Woodberry Me., io 1855, and owned by Capt. Pitman ol REAM of Lillies at follows the line of the railway, and the water ed on the Republican Fork of the Kansas, and to keep company with us for a day or two, as I Brewer, Me., who commands her, is strongly -. 7*Tv* Kimball Block. power of the Penobscot, the St. Croix, and the thus received and conducted than by a single ; adhere perfectly. C that they were expecting a visit from the United was anxious for the fate of my vessel, which he suspected of being a slaver. OCOA and Shells for sale nt Aroostook will become as valuable as that of point. This rod is square in form, which ren States troops the coming summer. They did at once complied with. Tho ship at this time The Jury in the Burdell murder case, retired lSlf No 5 Kimhnll Block, the Androscoggin. The entire basin of the St. ders it more valuable than a round rod, as the The Southern Cultivator says :—“ It is a sol C not expect or intend to fight tho troops a great was making three feet three inches per hour, at 7 o’clock this evening, and in half an hour ENNEDY’ S DISCOVERY. The genuine is John within our State, is the limestone forma value of a conductor is in proportion to the emn lact that not one marriageable girl in twen afterwards returned with a verdict of Not Guil for sale by tion, capable of producing cereals. Its market ty can make a really good cup of coffee.” A deal, but were going to put the womon and chil-1 and all my people were employed at the pumps. K dren out of the way, and then scatter in small Towards the afiernoon the leak increased ; and ty. Mrs Cunningham was then discharged from C P FESSENDEN. is now at home, on account of the great cost of number of sharp surfaces, which it presents.— fact so serious as this should engage the atten bands from the Platte to the Arkansas, and they custody, and Mr. Eekel was discharged on his Riding in nu Oninibu*. transportation : and even this market is cut off A square rod twisted would be si ill better. tion of all marriageable girls. Should’nt it ?— I again signalized to the Walpole not to lose say that they can, in that way, “ kill all they own recognizance. As we were going down town in the Omnibus, opposite when the lumbering business is depressed.— Stale o f Maine. sight of us. They shortened sail, and during A single rod, even if it be perfectly insulated want, and get plenty of white women for pris the following night kept as close to us as pru sat a young and beautiful lady, we could not help admiring This accounts for the present emigration from and connected, is not sufficient to afl'ord sure It is very truo that the art of making good such beauty, until we saw gray hair mixed with the black, the rich soil and beautiful lands ol the Aroos- oners,” This is their exact language. dence would allow. At daylight, on the morn Ship Star of Empire.—This fine vessel, which which seemed to break the charm, the remedy for those the Allegasb. Open a railway to Fish Protect!on t0 a dwelling of any considerable j coffea>like tllat of making good bread, is some- ing of the 26th, the leak having rapidly in recently got ashore on the coast of North Car* gray hairs would be the Alpine Hair Balm, which is war took and ranted in a short time to turn gray hair to its original color, River, andd tbe tne county of Aroostook w’ill be as ' size> as llas been demonstrated that lightning | thing in which every woman is not proficient, creased, we discovered the ship to Le making olina, went to pieces in the recent northeast be it Black, Brown or Auburn. See advertisement. State Sovereignty in Ouio.—The Legislature seven feet of water per hour. 1 then thought gale, and became a total loss. Two seamen densely populated as the county of Kennebec. rods afiord little security to any portion of the i and even mained women are not exempt from of Ohio adjourned sine die on Saturday last.— it prudent to abandon her as soon as possible, as were drowned by the upsetting of a boat. The A WORLD RENOWNED REMEDY: W ithout„ „ going into an examination „ °?of theV’e ■ building at a greater distance than twenty feet this “ infirmity.” But don’t be discouraged, various arguments which influence onr judg- . ,, 1 J ’ Among the laws enacted was the following : I considered the lives of the officers and crew in vessel was insured in Boston for $70,0U0. IH O B E N S A C K ’ S w o r m s y r u p ment in this matter, wo beg leave at once to 'ruul them’ When...... properly’------applied," ’ ”they ‘ girls, there s ‘time ------enough'' to ’learn;------and a then, An act to prohibit confinement o f Fugitives imminent peril. I hoisted a signal ‘in distress’ The Burdell Murder.—The Philadelphia make the proposition that the State take meas- should extend the whole length of the sum m it' too, coffee-making may be an accomplishment from Slavery in the Jails of Ohio. to the Walpole, and requested that she would 100 GROSS for sale by the State Agent. Sec. 1. That it shall be unlawful to confine heave-to. This was promptly complied with by Ledger has a special despatch dated New York, C. W. ATWELL, Portland, State Agent. ur,L's lands. fGr ^ttl^m ent and °f tbe r°°f’ al(,ng the “ eaves,” urM at the ends ' of somewhat questionable utility, in these M a / 10th, of the following tenor : in prison, or detain in the Penitentiary of this Capt. Woodberry. 1 theu ordered the boats to C. P. FESSENDEN, and N. WIGGIN, Agents for tale, and give lurthcr encouragement to maou from tho top to the lower corners of the roof, | times, for, like many of our unyoked friends, It is reported that the authorities have obtain facturing. To do this in such a manner as to State, or in the jails of any county in this State, he launched ; and the officers and crew having Rockland, and sold by Druggists aud Dealers in Medicine or in a calaboose, loek-up, guard-house, or sta secured nearly the whole of their wearing ap ed a clue that will bring to light the real mur generally. I4tf secure the greatest possible benefit to tho people presenting points at all the angles of tho roof we don’t drink coffee! derers of Dr. Burdell; that they are now en of the State, the Legislature must take the in and at proper distances between. tion, in this State, any person or persons charged parel and personal property, we proceeded to the with Bimply being a fugitive from slavery. Walpole. The whole of the ship’s papers, &c. gaged in effecting their arrest. The public are itiative. We did not intend to prolong tbis notice to 9£3”The Sentinel says that the plum trees in Sec. 2. Aoy officer or person who shall vio were also preserved. At this time (between 9 exceedingly anxious for tho development, as thus The public lands are at this time of but little far the ends of justice have been completely pecuniary value compared with their intrinsic such an extent, but the subject is oneot impor the vicinity of Eastport are nearly all dead. It late the provisions of the preceding section shall and 10 o’clock, A. M.) the barque had nine Druggist and Apothecary, feet water in the hold. Capt. Woodberry re balked. worth, while by a wise economy and a compre be deemed guilty of a disdemeanor, and, upon tance, and we have alluded to tho invention of is thought that the warm weather in February ceived us very hospitably on board the ship, and NO. 4 SPEAR BLOCK. hensive State policy they may be made valuable conviction thereof, by indictment found by the Mr. Oris, because we believo these rods to be waB the cause. This calamity, is a serious one we were treated with much kindness by his offi The Lewiston Falls J ournal i3 now printed (Recently occupied by J. C. MOODY.) as a source of revenue, and abundantly pay the Grand Jury of the proper County, shall be im superior to any which we have seen, and that, as farmers, for the last six or eight years, have prisoned in tbe Jail of the County, not less than cers and crew. About an hour after wo were by tcaZer-power, this making it in all respects a DEALER IE expense of opening them to a market. un bourd, (about 11 A. M.,) being then distant good cold water journal. We have always con PATENT MEDICINES. CHEMI- To reach this result, the State should survey when properly applied, they will bo found all given considerable attention to the cultivation twenty nor more than ninety days, and be fined in any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars. about two miles, I observed my unfortunato ves sidered it one of the very best and most enter cal., Perfumery und Fnuey Goods. and locate the lines of railway above indicated, that is claimed for them. The insulators by of plum trees, and the prospect was tbat the ex sel on a level with the water, and immediately prising of our Maine exchanges. and should ban its credit to a moderate sum in which these rods are attached can also be ap periment would prove successful. afterwaids she capsized and sank. PAPER HANGINGS. WINDOW CUR- aid of their completion. To do this, we are The long pending controversy concerning the The State of Alabama is building an Asylum tains, fireboabds and borders. aware, will require a change in the Constitu plied to the “ Sprat’s R jd ,” and tho agents are York & Cumberland railroad lias been settled, Every wooden leg that takes tbe place of a for the Iusance at Tuscaloosa, aud the contracts ROCKLAND, ME. tion of the State, but this, we believe, will be prepared to .so apply them when desired. A Thrilling narrative.—A dog’s tail under a and tho Stale o f Maine says there is now no are given to Philadelphia mechanics. Oct. 22,1056. Mtf cart-whtsli obstacle to the progress of the road. leg lost in battle is a stump speech against war. waB88fc7AMwnwn fffi S. K. WHITING, CLARKE’S FEMALE PILLS NOTICE. No Monopoly. H ear! H ear!! NEW SPRING AND SUMMER THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY To J . O. R obinson, a Justice of the Peace and SEA SICKNESS NO MORE. BRYANT’S & MILLINERY. & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Prepared from a prescription of Sir James Clarke, M. D CHEAP CLOTHING HAVE discovered aDd fully tested a positive AND REAL ESTATE BROKER, Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable cure for that distressing complaint Sea Sickness. It is Medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and INDEPENDENT EXPRESS. Iperfectly safe, pleasant to the taste, and Ils efftets are im TUST received at the BONNET SALOON. GENERAL AGENCY, INTELLIGENCE, AND bers of the White Lime Rock Company, a corporation O H. H, HATCH, dangerous disorders to which the female constitution is duly established by law, shows that there is no person BANGOR, ROCKLAND AND BOSTON. mediate I am permitted to refer to Mr. DEAN STABLER, the 16tf No. 3 Lime Rock St. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, subject. It moderates all exeess, and removes all obstruc duly authorized to call, or preside at, a legal meeting thereof by reason of there being no provisions in their EAVES Rockland for Boston, every Monday popular and reliable proprietor of Stabler’® Clothing Ware Main Street* Rockland. Me. tions, and a speedy cure may be relied on. charter’for tailing meetings, and by there not having been -I and Thursday at 5 o’clock, P. M., per Steamer house in this city, who has used it himself, and seen its T H E Subscriber has just opened with a NEW Wilton Yarns. TO MARRIED LADIES provided, at the first meeting of said Corporation, any IM. Sanford. effects on others. A STOCK of Consignments solicited. Business attended to with means for calling future meetings. Wherefore they pray For sale only (for the present) by the discoverer and A GENERAL assortment of Wilton Yarns promtuess and fidelity. it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a shot time, bring on that a warrant may be issued to the said Constant Ran Money, Packages, Order* &c.; Proprietor. constantly on hand at wholesale or retail by Rockland, May 7, 1857. 19tf the monthly period with regularity. kin, directing him to call a meeting of said Corporation taken and delivered and B ills and N otes collected with F. G. COOK, Practical Chemist, Clothing, Hats, Caps , e II. HATCH, Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government to be held at the office of N. Meservey, Esq., in Rock promptness and dispatch City Drug Store, No. 3 Lime Rock Street- land, on the twenty-third day of May instant, at 2 o’clock, • Offices—Store of PIERCE &. Ka LER, No. 5 Spofford Rockland, May 7 185”. 19tf For Sale Cheap. Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits. P. M., by giving'such notice as has been previously re Block, Rockland. No. II State Street, Boston. AND L}IRD CAGES.—Just received a splendid lot TAR. SANFORD’S LIVER INVIGORATOR. -LJ of Cages and for sale by j. p. WISE, • O N E four Octave Meludeon—rose-wood finish, CAUTION. quired by law, aud also directing him to preside at aaid W. H. CAREY, Agent Vz at No. 2, Beethoven Block, meeting until u clerk shall be duly chosen and qualified. Rockland, May 11, 1856. 20tf This popular Medicine is for sale at City Drug Store. __16tf ______No 3 Palmer Block. These Pills should not be taken by females] that 19tf SIGN BLUE MORTAR. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS &c., Dated at Rockland this thiiteenth day of May, A. D. ERDS Grass and Clover Seed, for salehy pregnant, during the first three months, as they are sure to 1857. AYE’S ALLIED OINTMENT and HUMOR where the bring on miscarriage ; but at every other time and in ever] CONSTANT RANKIN, 4wl6 A. II. KIMBALL tc CO. SAMUEL RANKIN. A Great Bargain. SYRUP__May be found nt my Drug Store. H other case, the* are perfectly safe. H19lf F. G. COOK, Agent for Rockland. Fishing Tackle. JOHN MANNING. COTTAGE house, finished in the best of Fruit and Ornamental Sole Agents for this country. NAKED F every description at No. 2 Beethoven style, aud pleasnntly situated on Park Street, will “ I Will not be Undersold.” 1,C. BALDWIN A Co., State of Maine. Abe sold at a bargain if application is soou made to may clothe themselves at lower prices than at any other OBlock. Rochester, N. ¥ . LINCOLN, SS S. K. WHITING, DNRCHASERS of “ Patent Medicines,” had STORE in this city, and there the TREES, Real Estate Broker, No. 2 Beethoven Block. TUTTLE A MOSES, Auburn, N. Y-, General Agents TO CONSTANT RANKIN, Greeting. A better cull at CITY DRUG STORE,Sign Blue Mor Rockland, May 14, 1857. 20tf tar, before purchasing elsewhere, aa 1 am determined to BARE HEADED N- B $1,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any au SHRUBBERY, » c. CONSTANT RANKIN, SAMUEL RANKIN ■ell at aatlafactory prices. may get a good H at at the same rates. The best of FULL nsaortment of Sheet Music for ula thoiized Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by return U and JOHN MANNING, Members of the above named OTIS’S F. G. COOK, Furnishing Good*—such as at No. 2 Beethoven Block. mail. White Lime Rock Company, having made application lo 18tf ______Palmer’i Block. CTAVING received the agency of an eiten- A S. K. WHITING, me J. O. ROBINSON, a Justice of the Peace and Quo Skirts, Collars, Bosoms, Handkerchiefs, ■tl sive Nursery, I am prepared to fill orders for all 19tf Commission Mexchant. For sale by C. P. FESSENDEN, and N. WIGGIN rum within aud for the County of Lincoln, stating that IMPROVED PATENT INSULATED T EM0NS, at kinds of Rockland ; and one Druggist iu ever}' town in the Ui there is no person duly authorized to call, or preside at, a Ll CITY DRUG STORE. Stocks, Suspenders, rf-c., FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, legal meeting theieof and praying that a warrant may be “ Buy Me, and I ’ll do you Good !” States. IGS, ORANGES aud GUAVA JELLY,at SHRUBBERY, &C. issued to Constant Rankin, directing him to call a meeting may also be found at low prices. BURR, FOSTER A CO,, No. 1 Cornhill, Boston of said Corporation. You are hereby commanded to call 18if CITY DRUG STORE. Alsu, I shall have a large lot for sale the last of the UZZ Dont forget to call at the 2d door North of the Wholesale Agents for New England. a meeting of said Corporation to be holden at the office of PAUL & RUMERY, F ERRICK’S SUGAR COATED PILLS^—For month. The People ’ s M edicine. N. MESERVEY, Esq , in said Rockland, on the twenty Agents for Lincoln County. Berry Block, (formerly occupied by HODGMAN, CARR Persons wishing to order will please bring their orders February 19, 1857. 6m6 ealebyF G. COOK, City Drug Store. Only Au & CO’s EXPRESS OFFICE.) early. A Catalogue may be seen at the office. third day of May instant, at two o’clock P., M., for the fol Post Office address, Rockland, Me. Hthorized Agent for Rockland, aud vicinity. I8tf lowing purposes, to w it: JOSEPH KAUFMAN. £ . L. LOVEJOY. More than half a Million Bottles were SAMPLE may be seen at the SHOP of Rockland, April 15, 1857. 16tf W I G G I N ’S 1st. To choose a clerk for said Company. Rockland, May 7, 1857. SOLD LAST YEAR. CITY DRUG STORE. neuropathic f l u i d 2d. To choose a President aud a board of Directors for H E M E N W A Y Sc JO NES, , said Company. FOR THE CURE OF Mallet Building, opposite the Congregational Church, who THE WOVELTIES N E W G OO DS. Dr. Langley’s Roots and Herb Bitters. 3d. To see if said Company will accept a code of By re Agents for the same. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramp, Toothache, Ague in the Laws. Composed of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yel Face, Cholic, Cholera, all Internal Pains of the 4th. To see if said Company will dig a Drain to said From Professsor J. Ennis. A F R E S H STOCK OK THE SEASON Stomach and Bowels, Pain in the Back, After several years of at low Dock, Prickly Ash, Thoroughwort, Side and Limbs, Cuts, Burns, Chil Company’s Quarry. tention to the subject of —OF— IN Rhubarb, Mandrake, Dandelion, &c. blains, Cold Feet, Sprains, 5th. To see to what amount the Company will loan its lightning Conductors, and A. II. KIMBALL & CO., Spinal Affections, credit for the purpose of digging said Drain, aud the man their most approved con Comprising the beat roots Herbs nnd Barks, in the world Ac., Ac. ner of raising said loan. struction, the best that I have Broadcloths, Cassimeres, all of which are so compounded as to act in The subscriber having discovered and thoroughly tested 6th, To receive proposals for digging said Drain. are made after a quite NEW AND FASHIONABLE NO. 1 CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK. purely vegetable and almost specific remedy for a large concert and assist Nature in 7th. To see if the Company will anthorize some per- recent invention, called D O E S K I N S 4- c ., 4 - c . , class of painful maladies, hereby invites the afflicted to test Olis’s Patent.” They are AVE just returned from Boston, and are ERADICATING DISEASE. for themselves the merits of his invalublc preparation. n or persons in its name aud in its behalf to contract for very decidedly supe.ior to Spring and Summor digging said Drain. Juat Received by now opening a carefully selected stock of GOODS For all the complaints in which this compound is recom all others, and afford the fol- Hadapted to this market, consisting in part as follows: They cure and Eradicate from the system, mended, it is confidently believed the public will find no su 8tl>. To do any other business that may legally come characteristics and advan Liver Complaint—that main wheel of so many diseases, perior. before said meeting. tages : DEAN STABLER, DRESS GOODS, PROVIjHD/VS. Jaundice in its worst forms, all Billious Diseases and foul The Neuropathic Fluid produces its almost Magical ef Ann you are also commanded to give notice of said 1. They envelope the fects by its combined Stimulant, Laxative-Tonic and Anti- building completely and se Flour, Boston Clear and Mess Pork, Hams, Lard, Fulton Stomach, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Humors of the Blood meeting oy publishing the above application and this war Market and Chicago Beef, Beans, Potatoes, Dried Spasmodic powers, chiefly directed to the Nervous system, rant in the Rockland Gazette, a paper published at said curely, running along all the and Skin, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heart* and is warranted free from all narcotic, acrid, or other dele prominent corners and nn- Apples, Codfish, Pollock, &c. Rockland, at least seven days prior to said meeting. And Merchant Tailor, burn, W eakness, Pain in the Side aud Bowels, Flatulency, terious properties. you will preside at said meeting until a clerk shall be duly gles of the edifice. While LEWIS KAUFMAN, As the proprietor wishes to bestow no false eucomiums their form is varied to suit G -roceries. Loss of Appetite and all kindred complaints, caused by a upon his discovery, he will refund the money paid for the chosen and qualified. A choice assortment of Family Groceries, such as Granu Dated at Rockland this thirteenth day of Mav, A. E peculiarities of every disordered Stoinacn, or bad Blood, to which all are more medicine iu any case of failure where it has received a fair building, it may be stated N O . 1 N E W a B L O C K , lated, Crushed, Brown and Muscavado Sugars, Java, trial. 1857. Porto, Cabelio, West India and Burnt and Ground or less subject in Spring and Summer. 3w20 J. O. ROBINSON, Justice o f the. Peace. that in general they rise on Corner Main and Lime Rock Streets. Prepared only by N. WIGGIN, and for sale by C. P. one or more points above the WILSON Coffee, Young Hyson, Oolong, Ningyong and FESSENDEN, No. 5, Kimball Block: edifice, run along the roof- Souchong Teas, Molasses, Porto Rico, do., THE LADIES ALL LIKE THEM, J. H. ESTa BROOK. .Ir., Agent for Camden. edge to the ends of the gut JJA S NOW ON EXHIBITION Rice, Vinegar, Lamp Oil, Candies, For they always Do them Good. Rockland, May 21, 1856. ’ 21 tf ters, aud descend the four Cream Tartar, Saleratus, Starch, corners ol the house deeply Corn Starch, Gherkins, Mac- Diseased Liver-Foremost of the van, into the ground. As they caroni, Tapioca, Citron, Gloomy Jaundice, Dread Dyspepsia, MRS. WINSLOW’S Mace, Currants, &c. are ornamented in their Drooping spirits, Ailings not a few, forms no objei lion can be PAINTS AND OILS. SOOTHING SYRUP- GREAT RUSH urged against them on the By Langley’s Bitters fought are forced to yield, score of appearance and taste Union White Lead, Hudson River do., French Zinc, White, While health aud strength united take the field. ioo Gross for sale by the State Agent, Boiled and Linseed Oil, Sp’ts Turpentine, Japau, Zinc, 2. They are armed with W H IT E ’S Dryer, Coach, Furniture, Damar and Bright Var Principal Office 99 Union Street, Boston. Sold by all C. W . ATWELL. Portland, State Agent. handsome gilded points, pro- nish, Paris Green, Chrome Green, Chrome Yel dealers in Medieine everywhere. j’ecting outwards two or three C. P. FESSENDEN and N. WIGGIN, Agents for Rock low, French Yellow, Venetian Red, Red C. W. ATWELL, Portland, State Agent. land and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen inches at intervening dis Lead, Vermillion, Verdigris, Litharge, T. A. W E N T W O R T H ’S. tances of every eight or ten Prussian, Blue, U nib re, Lampblack, C. P. FESSENDEN and N. WIGGIN, Agents for erally. I2tf feet. Whiting, Borax, Chalk, &e. Rockland, and sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine MORE generally. The glass insulat B U I L D E R S ’ M A T E R IA L S . BLOCK. 5 £ S = Nails, Glass, Sheet Lead, Tar’d aud Dry Sheathing Paper. hich they are held off a ™ - 5 a •< J s d ST p e t i t t ’s t o . JNT E3 " W C3r O O 30 S from the building, are great- Locks of all kinds, Kuubs. Butts, Screws, Blind superior to any other — - o Fastenings, Store Latches, Locks and Suits Rockland, Me. 0 s<: s Window Line, Hinges, dec., dec. .iMERIC.I.YEYE S.1EYE, Just received which v111 be gold cheaper than ever. known form of insulators. - They are not in the interior I would call attention to my place ol business and to HJARDWA-KE. FOR THE CURE OF ALL this city. $ f rings, in the ordinary,way, e entirely Rockland, May 14, 20tf DISEASES OF TUE EYE I In this city, 27th ult., by Rev. F. Wallace, Mr Lewis but they are solid bolts of 'a x ic a x a •< a > Long Handled Shovels and Spades, Cast Steel and Iron Anderson of Warren, to Miss Julia E. Foss, of Thomaston. glass of a proper length, fas Fresh Stock of Cloths Shovels, Spades and Manure Forks, Hoes, Pick-axes, In Kuox. April 12, by Seth Webb, Esq., Mr. Lemuel tened to the house at one end Crowbars, Axes and Hatchets of all kinds, Treenail, DERSONS who have used this wonderful Rem- I now on Sale, adapted to the Season, consisting of PARASOLS, RIBBONS, HOSIERY Ship and Screw Augers, Bitts, Hammers, all Wentworth and Miss Lucy W. Sawyer, both of K. nd to the rod at the other/ eily in duspernte cusp, ofaore eye. with lucres., have In North Prospect, April 26th, by F. Watts, Esq., Mr. a very admirable manner. kinds of Rasps aud Files, Sand Papet, C. -L : FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH ried it i Royal P. Atwood of Frankfort, and Miss Lydia H. Lain ol T H E G REA T An inspection of the object AND YANKEE NOTIONS, S. Hand Saws, Plane Irons, Grind other cases, and found it to exceed their mos Prospect. necessary to obtain the , Droadcloths* Doeskins and Cassiincres. Jare all kept in a large variety. Stone Fixings, Cow Bells, 1 sanguine expectations. Thus many families it has become Iu Thorndike. May 3d, by William Nash, Esq., Mr. idea; a verbal description Horse, Shoe, Woodbridge Webb of Montville, to Mrs. Mary A. P. Hub Improved Svtem of cannot give the notion clear- j A large variety of I would state to my eostomera that my aim will be to af Scrubbing, Floor, White Wash and PAINT BRUSHES. ; a sort of universal medicine or cure all. If a child gets bard of Thorndike. The office perlormed by ford to every buyer of - burned, they use the Eye Salve, if they get a bruised finger VESTINGS, SHIP CHANDLERY In East Corinth. April 16th, by Rev. C. P. Bartlett, Mr. Cutting Ladies’ these insulators, iu case of a D R Y G O O D S , Tar, ; or a Piece of skin knocked off they apply the Eye Salve, Joseph F. Mayo to Miss Sarah E. Gilman, both of Corinth. lightning-stroke, has been il- . s-. Manilla and Hemp Cordage, Cotton Duck and Rave MARSEILLES, SATINS AND GRENEDINES, , r .... , Pilch, Rosin, Oakum, Rigging and Pump Leather, Cot o. for Sore Lips, Cold Sores, &c., uftne.s , I DODGE j o n N E> DE WOLF, and against DOMESTIC PORTS. and beauty. Remove at once all scurf, dandruff and At MISS F. J. KIRKPATRICK’S, HORACE MERRIAM of Rockland, and will be nold at CAPS. Plano Fortes lor Sale. B oston—Ar lltli, ship Macedonia, (of Bath) Preble. pleasant itehiug, scrofula,ereptions aud feverish heat from public vendue, on Tuesday Hie 2d day of June next, at lu Glasgow 5th ult. Spoke 6th inst. on Bank La Have, sch J the sculp. It also prevents the hair from becoming un o’clock, A. M., at my office in Wilson A White’s Blo-.k, No* 3 Spofford B lock . Blue, Black and Brown Caps of the latest styles. Boys’ GNE new Piano of fine to n e, nnd one second P Oliver, of Westport, 105 qtk fish, saineday a vessel bot;NEW GOODS, healthy aud falling off, and hence acts as a perfect in the City of Rockland, 'me share in the Steamer Rock Rockland, April 23, 1857. 3wl7 and Children’s Caps of all kinds. ' ' hand Piano in good order will be told low for C ash. tom up, keel about 100 feet long, wooden bottom, painted HAIR INVIGORATOR AND TONIC. land. one share in the Steamer Governor, 10 shares in the Apply to black, about 200 tuns burthen. Rock la id In&urunce Co., and 48 shares in the Ship Build- JOHN COLLINS, New Vo k — Ar loth, brigs Sarah Wooster, Moore, • J. W A TTS, ers’ Bank. BOOTS AND SHOES. Corner of Grove and Union Sts, Jamaca; Tavernier, Williams, Cardenas; schrs L A John- ‘ A geztlemun ol Boston writes to his friend in New Bed- j Rfcklahd, May 2. 1857. ford thus: Ladies’ Gniter Boots, Kid and foxed Congress. Sowed and Piano Fortes Repaired and Tuned. son, Ellis, Messina; Maria Jane, Crosby,Ponce; Gan Rock, I CORNER MAIN and PLEASANT STREET, 19tf ROBERT ANDERSON, Deputy Sheriff. Peged Buskins. Rockland, April 15, 1857. 16tf Wilson, Aguadilla; S A Mount, Smith. Baracoa; Alice To your inquiries, 1 would reply, that when I first com- ' tneuced using Professor Wood’s Hair Restorative, my hair ■ Mieses’ and Childrens’ Boots and Shoes, comprising all Pike, l-orio Rico; J. c Pattcr.oa Hniiii Sai.ga; fT AS just returned from Boston, and Iiffere at sty les und qualities. 'AltDEN and Flotver Seeds.—-Fresh Garden Israel L Snow',Connelly, Calais; Bay btate, Vernll; Chance. I |1 . J n.. . ■ , . . r was almost white, aud had been so for the last ten years ' NE W_G00DS! Haskell! John, Rhodes, and charlotte. Blood, Rockland; ■LA P'oUt for ca .h , a general assortment of Gents’ French and American Calf Boots. 1 Seeds warranted pur iu papers. Also, all kinds of and it was very thin on the top of my head, and v ery 1 Tin Eastern Express Co., ALSO—A large assortment of Gents’ und Boys Goat and -eeds by weight and uieai ire, of choice qualities, Corilla, Ricker, Messenger, Crowell, and D. Marshal, Crow- I loose, and pulled out freely ; but I found that before I had Calf Brogans aud Congress Shoes. hy I WISE, ell. Gloucester: Helen Mar, Nickerson, Boston; Samuel O jfoooriojs. lused all the second bottle, (which was eight weeks) my i Call and see the Beautiful Styles of 16tf No 3 Palmer Block. Gillman, Crowell, do; Martha Maria, Small, Salem; T Mc hair was eu.trely changed to its original color, light brown i Donald, Snow. P.yinouth; E M Smith, Childs, N Bedford; 1 Also Gents’ and Ladies and is now’ free from dandruff and quite nio'st. I have ; DRESS GOODS GENTS’ FURN.SRING GOODS, William H DeWitt, DeWitt, Westport. had my hair cat five or six times siuce the cai'ge, and have Book Binding, N orfolk —Ar 6th, schr Sprightling Sea, Farris, Boston. BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, never seen any thing like white hair, starling from the U’ORMED by the combination of the Ex- Just received and the OLD STAND OF in every variety. R ich m on d — Sid 6th, schrs Hiawatha, Simonton, J a - ' roots ; and it is now’ as thick as it ever was. aud does not AVING titled up d Boek-Bi -ry in eon- maica; E Nickerson, Baxter, Boston. come out at all. It has proved in my case all that I could J- press Companies of B. W . LOTIIROP, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas 4'c- Hnectiou with our Sure, w prepaad to do Sid brig Tangier, Ford, Searsport; sch William Gregory, , Domestic Dry Goods, wish to ask r HODGMAN CARR & CO.. No. 4 B erry’s B lock. H N D I N G Bucklin, City Point, to finish Idg for Boston. July 1,4855. Yours, e tc .------Rockland, April 20, 1857. 17tf Huns and Pistols, hi any style required. A l e « n n i l r i a - A r 9th, brig Lent, St Thomas. Sid schr I EARTHEN, Sl’ONE. and WCODEN WARES CARPENTER & CO., Particular attention paid to Binding Searsville. Sears. Boston. [From the Boston Herald.] Powder Flasks, Shot P niches, Tubes, Tube Wrenches MUSIC, MAGAZINES, Below brig Mary Cobb of Rockland. Rockland, May 14, 1857. 20tf WINSLOW & CO., Gun I.ocks, Rod Heads and Screws, Ball Youlds, Cy lenders Blank Boom ruled lu p iiiern and mad to »ider. Wiliningsoii. N C —Ar 7lh. schrsM E Wells Terry, Something WonTii Knowing.— By using Professor j aud Hammers. WILLIAM A. Ba UKER A CO., St. Thomas; 8th, George Luff, Lines, Boston; 9th, New Wood’s Hair Restorative, gray hair can he permanently Will continue the Express business- between Boston Booksellers, Stationers, Bock Binders and Blank Book Republic, Baker, Philadelphia. Carpets at low Prices ! restored to its original color. The sehjoined certificate a i,p, *.,e Ntate of Maine, I S E A M E N ’S O U T F IT T IN G G O O D S. dunulacturers. Cld 9th brig John Hathaway, Smith, Cardenas; sch Ver from Johnson «fc Stone, Gardiner. Maine, is hut one of the M J . " v 11 •eavf Ro'-kland for Boston by Steamer No. 1* Spear Block* Main Si. mont, Elliott, Boston. many instances that are daily coming to our knowledge, 1 .J ^ORD every Monday and Thursday at ' and Rubber Clothing. Rockland, Jan. 14, 1857. 3tt 2 9 0 ROL,L,S TAPESTRV BRUSSELS, f its wonderful effects. It is no lonser problematic, but ' 0 hundreds Wednesday and Saturday mornings. cmI for Cats i. Ar 6th, schrs A S Eells, Shepherd, Camden; Mary Del- 1 0 0 ROLLS VELVET TAPESTRY, Portland and Boston by Steamer Da NIEL WEB- SILKS O. II. PERRY. STER ~very Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 Rockland, April 1C, 1856. I6 tf phina, Harris, Rockport, o’clock, A. M. Carriage Work. M obile—Ar 4th, ship Kennebec, Curtis, NOrleans. Cld 400 ROL,LS KIDDERMINSTER, Gardiner, Maine, June 22, 1855- barque White Cloud, Crowell, Havana. Dexr Sir : I have used two bottles of Professor Wood’s Office in Boston, 35 Court Square* B U Y Sn r a n n a h —Cld 6th, brig J. Pierce, Melville, Ifayana; opening from the New York Auction Sales, and will Hair Restorative, and can truly say it is the greatest dis- E. l. LOVEJOY, Agent. YOUR DANIEL ROBBINS, schrs George Amos, Treat, Mutanzas; th, Edw Hill, Arey, j he sold at retail for LESS THAN THE USUAL WHOLE cry of the age for restoring anil changing i he hair— Rockland, May 1, 1857. I9tf Darien. SALE PRICES ! Before using it, I was a man of seventy. My hair has EMBROIDERIES I EREBY gives notice that he has taken the New Orleans-Cld 1st. ships Amelia, Raymond, —BY THE— now attained its original color. You can recommend it Hthe SHOP recently occupied by Bahia; Falcon, Patten, Uic^ schs Lewis McLean, Hinckley, the world without tile least lear, as my case \v?s ot Copartnership. Now on hand a splendid asssuriment ol TAPER HANGINGS D . S. SIIO R K i , NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY, of the worst kind. Annamaboo, Africa; Matron, Taylor, Cardenas; Matchless, HE subscriber, have till, dav entered into a Copart where he intends prosecuting the Smith, Havana; Transit, Chapel I, Mutanzas; 2d.ship Harry 75 Hanover Street, BOSTON, Yours, respectfully, nership under ihe atyle and Ilrrn of of the West, Adams, New York; brig Rufus Soule, Davis, DANIEL N. MURPHY, T BLACK AND FANCY SILKS! —OF— Matanzas; schrs Carrie Sanford; Lombard, Lane, Rich May 13, 1657. 3w2U Profeasor O. J. W ood. B E R R Y he RICHARDSON CARRIAGE BUSINESS mond, Va. for the purpose of transacting the And a great variety of in all its branches. SLEIGHS for sale cheap for cash. Towed to sen 22d, ships W S I.indsev, Seth Spragne; Brookfield, Massachusetts, January 12, 1855. 24th; Ashland; barque Marcia; brig Abby Thaxter ; 26th, Soap, Soap. Dear Sir I Living made a trial of your Hair Restora- BOOT, SHOE, HAT AND CAP BUSINESS, E. R. SPEAR, Carriage* Made. Repaired or Paiuted to ■hips R C Winthrop, Charier Oak. ve, it gives me pleasure to say that its effect has been at No. 7 Kimball Block. COLLARS, SLEEVES, PLOUNCINGS, O rder. PRANE'S, Colgate’s, assorted Toilet, Curtis excellent iu removing iufiaination, dandruff, and a con Cld 4th, sch W H Titcomb, Manning, Guadaloupe. Davis’, Superior Transparent, Chemical Olive, Coop JOHN T. BERRY, 2d, At X« 1 Spofford Block. stant itehiug tendency with which I have been troubled „ ,, , JESSE R. RICHARDSON. &c., See., Sec. EXPRESS WAGONS, er’s, Winchester, Dickerson A: Co.’s, I nproved Transpa from childhood ; and has also testored my hair, which Rockland, April 20, 1857. lStf Rockland April 22, l p56. lat FOREIGN PORTS. rent, Castile aud J. B. Williams’, TonsorialShaving Soap. was becoming gray, to its original color. 1 have used no CONCORD STILE WAGONS Cor, Main and Pleasaut Sts., by Some beautiful SWISS COLLARS for 50 ets ilght and heavy, and Sid from Havana 34 inst., barque Iddo Kimball, Ingra other article with anything like the pleasure und profit. AM E R IC A N ~ IIG U SE^ Siherilf’s Sale. ham, Holmes’ Hole. 20tf J - WATTS. Yours, truly, April 24, A. D. 1857. J. K. BRAGG, BUGGY WAGONS COhNEK o r ruaE . J . XV. B R O W N , T INCOLN. SS. -Bv virtue of an Execution agains* for snle UST Received. Molasses, Crushed, Powdered Pastor of the Orthodox Church, Brookfield. No. 4 B erry’, B lock. Rockland, March 19, 1857. 3m 12 SPOKEN. Professor Wood. h JOHN T. GLEASON, CORDAGE, OIL, PAINT, TAR, PITCH, A contract has been made with parties in New York, to churucter of the hair, giving a silky and glossy texture to The American House has been entirely remodelled with F O R S A T E . the property of said John T. Gleason or so many of them got off sch U D, of Camden, which went ashore on Squan that which was formerly of a coarse and dry nature. It an addition of about thirty NEW ROOMS. Every parti as may he required to pay said Execution Mini all fees ano O AK UM A c. Beaeli N J. March 19. while on the passage from Provi has, also, we understand, a tendency to preserve the VX7ILL he sold at very low rates if applied far cost, at public vendue to the highest bidder, oil Satu>- dence for Norfolk. She lies high nnd dry on the beach, and joutliful color and appearance of the hair, and destroying cle ol it has been newly furnished, and it is n, every re DURNING Fluid aud Oil, for sale low hy spect a FIRST CLASS''HOTEL. VV soon, two Express Waggons, one nearly new.— liny t he thirtieth daj of May next, at ten o’clock in tin SHIP STORES, has apparently sustained no damage. It is confidently ex- -U J. WATTS, or counteracting the effects ol age. With such recom foreno «n, ut the Knox Hotel, in the town of Thomaston peeled that she will be got afloat in a few da\s, and deliv mendations in its favor, we hardly perceive how any lady Its central position in reference to Raihvny Stations Also three new Harnesses. PROVISIONS AlVO GttOOfilfilCS. Cor. Main and Pleasant Sts. nnd Steamboat landings, mid Post Office, Custom House, J. P. WISE. 3W 18 JOHN LINDLEY, Deputy Sheriff. ered at the port of N'exv York, when the contractors are to or gentleman should be without so valuable au udjunct to Rockland, April 23, 1857. 17tf 22 SOUTH ST., & 33 COENTIES SLIP, receive the sum of $700 for their services. their toilet. aiu1 -lie business portions of the city—offers iiuluceii.eiits Sloop Cock of the Walk, Green, of and from Rockport, TUST Received nnd for sale, Iloes, Shovels IL J. WOOD «k CO., Proprietors, 312 Broadway, N. Y. lo the husiuess community beyond any Hotel in the city NEW YO RK. with stone, was hove down yesterday and filled with wa Spades and Manure Forks, by and 114 Market street, St. Louis, Missouri. geo. h. Barrell. Coal Tar, Books and_Stitionery Manila Rope, Tar’ii Rope, Auction ami vhati.a, nul ling, ter. and sunk between the Forts, Boston harbor. The crew Agent in Rockland, C. P. FESSENDEN ; in Portland, April 30, 1S57. ietf (JONSTANTLY on hand aud for sale at the -•‘I ga, sVliile Lead, I'aim Oil, Lamp Oil, 1’atcul Wind" were taken off. II. H.HaY. THE CHEAP BOOKSTORE. laaaea, dec. Wholesale Agents in Boston, WEEKS POTTER. FOR SALE. t(27 GAS WORKS. STORAGE. May J2, 1-57. ______13lly] 3. 3m9 O. J. CONANT. 16tf No 3 Palmer Block. BltcUntou’e Corner. j .v s i v j ; D. B. BbidgpordJ N. T inslby Path The Most Useful, Most fertect, t9 FRUIT TREES. FRANKLIN MATTHEWS. A Y E R ’S Most Concise! "" THREE TRIPS A WEEK. BRIDGFORD, & CO., Fire Insurance. Cathartic Pills, general commission and forwarding CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST! (SUGAR COATED,) BANGOR, PORTLAND. BOSTON, LAW- MERCHANTS, BETTER THAN THE BEST! 4 AKK MADE TO RENCE AND LOWELL. ON THE CORNER 20 DOCK AND CAREY STS., E. H, C O C H R A N ’ S r| ii E subscriber is now prepared to hauis i uti Published Weekly. The whole only one CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK. A the different variety of Fruit Trees from the best Nur RICHMOND, VA. P Invalids, Fathers, Mothers, Physicians, THE SPLENDID AND FAST SAILING STEAMEB series in New England ; he is also Agent for the Concord .They will make liberal Cash Ad vauceM on Con* IRSURANCE AGENCY, Dollar a Tear. CO Philanthropists, read their Effects, Grape, and Northern Muscodine, raised by the Shakers ol aagnincutH to their address. They also will attend . OJ and judge of their Virtues. New Gloucester, Me. particularly to orders for the purchase of REATEST DISCOVERY o f CO FOR TIIE CURE OF SPOFFORD BLOCK, MAIN ST., CO APPLE, PLUM. PEAR AND CHERRY FLOUR. FEED. CORN, &c. G the Present Century for to Headache, Sick Headache,Foul Stomach T R E E S , References—The Merchants of Richmond generally. Pittsburg, Pa., May 1,1856- of all varieties to lie had in a bearing state if preferred. ^February 18, 1857. 8tf ROCKLAND. Dr. J.C .Ayer. Sir: I have beeu repeatedly cured of The subscriber has in addition to the above a large va Dectecting Counterfeit Bank Notes. the worst headache any body can have by a dose or two DANIEL WEBSTER, riety of Describing Every Genuine Bill in Existence, and © of your Pills. It Beems to arise from a foul stomach, which R. A7PALMER & Co.7 they cleanse at once. If they will cure others as they do CURRANT AND GOOSEBERRY' BUSHES, UUOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of Rock- Exhibiting at a glance every Counterfeit in H+j CAPT. SAMt'EL BLANCHARD, Circulation • ! me, the fact is worth knowing. AVING, the past winter, received n new set or Boilers StrawberricM FLOUS5, Banker and Business Man can see all at a Glance. Sir : I have used your Pills in my general and hospital Leaves BANGOR c erv Mondav, Wednesday mu’ Friday and a good assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, morning at 6 o'clock, arriving at" ROCKLAND at about ORNAMENTAL SHRUBBERY, practice ever since you made them, and cannot hesitate to used for ornamenting gardens, lawns, «fcc , Ac. STORES, It has taken years to make perfect this say they are the best cathartic we employ. Their regtj- 11 o’clock, A. M., and arriving nt Portland in season for The subscriber would here add, that if his services a w. I. GOODS AND GROCERIES. lating action on the liver is quick and decided, consequent the 4 1-2 o clock train for Boston. required in laving out Flower Gardens be will attend y e shall endeavor by constant attendance and a dispo STOCKS OF GOODS, Great Siiscovcry. ly they are an admirable remedy for derangements of that R eturning,—Leaves PORTLAND for BANGOR and he same, as he has hail many years’ experience in the busi organ. Indeed, I have seldom found a case of bilious dis intermediate landings on the River every Monday, Wednes sition to please to merit a share of public patronage FINISHING RISKS ON BUILDINGS The urgent necessity for such a work hashing ness. Rockland, October 1, 1856 °40tf ease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to them. day and Friday evenings, on the arrival ol the cars from The subscriber is prepared to furnish the above article! in process of construction, and all other In been (di by Commercial men. It has been publish o Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, M. D., Boston, arriving at ROCKLAN D every Tuesday, Thursday at short notice. apply the call for such a Preventive, and Physician of the Marine HospitaL and Saturday morning at about 3 1-2 o’clock. THOMAS HERBERT. h? p . wood' a r s o n ~ surable property, in the following companies, e s bui io he known lobe Universally Patronized It d< Dysentery, Relax, and Worms. FARE,— From Rockland to Boston, $ 2 ,5 0 Bristol, March 5, 1857. litf known to be sate and prompt in the adjust more than has ever been attempted by CD “ “ “ Portland, 1,50 NO. 1 WILSON’S BLOCK. U* It describes very Bank Note in 3 Different Post Oitice, Habtuxv, Lit. Co., >1ich.. Not. 16, 1555. River Fares as usual. Freight taken at usual rates. Language 1)r. Ayer: Your Pills uro the perfection of niedicluo. ment of their losses. They liavo don© niy wife more good than I can tell you. M. W. FARWE1 L, JgrnZ. Ship Cabin Trintanings Tin Plate ai:d Sheet Iron Workers. E nglish, French and German. Agent’s Office at his residence, No. 5, Elm Street. H F everv description. Water Closets. Scupper —ALSO— Insurance effected in Stock Companies or She had been sick and pining away for months. Wont Thus Eacis may read the same io hi* off to be doctored at great expeuse, but got no better. Sh® Ro’klmid, April 22, 1656. 8ml7 Lend Pipe Ac. Ac-, on hand and for sale at the low HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING Mutual, as applicants prefer. then commenced taking your Pills, which soon cured her, est prices. Those in want will he letter accommodated ow n N ative T ongue. by expelling large quantifies of worms (dead) from her X aXJMT jE lS. SUBSCRIBER has just received his by examining our Stock and prices helore ordering from A N D 3E*IOJSSTEUES3Ei. r will be about 28 by 42 inches, ** body. They afterwards cured her and our two children Boston. Tizx H oofing MAINE INSURANCE COMPANY, of bloody dysentery. One of our neighbors had it bad. and H. P. WOOD A SON. done with promptness in a workmanlike manner and war my wife cured him with two doses of your Pills, while No. 1 Wilson’s Block. AUGUSTA, ME. e a s t e r n r o u t e . ranted. MOST PERFECT BANK NOTE ^3 others around us paid from five to twenty dollars doctors’ Spring Stock of Goods, Rockland, August 12, 1856. 33tf Rockland, August 12, 1856. 33tf bills, and lost much time, without being cured entirely Capital $300,000. LIST PUBLISHED, even then. Such a medicine as yours, which is actually M ACHlASPORT, ELLSWORTH Consisting in part of GENTS’ illiams utler good and honest, will be prized here. J. C. LIBBY & SON, J. H. W , Sec’y. J. L. C , Pres’t. Together with the rate of Discount. Also a List of © AND ROCKLAND. L u m b e r . GEO. J. GRIFFIN, P)stmaster. JJA V IN G opened a Lumber Yard near the AVING purchased of Geo. L. Smith his ex ALL THE PRIVATE BANKERS IN AMERICA. Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood. M OLE HKI/X IL ATS. tensiv; stock of A Complete Summary uf the Finan~e of Europe i THE FAVORITE STEAMEB H From Her. J. V. Himes, Pastor o f Advent Church, Boston. New Stenin Mill on Main Street. & America will be published in each edition, to- Dr. Ayer: I have used your Pills with extraordinary J a few rods South of the RANKIN BLOCK, the subscriber . S t o r e s and SSard-Ware, aether with all the Important NEWS OF THE q success in my family and among those I am called to visit is how prepared to furnish those in want of lumber with mid having snee the purchase received and are still receiv HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO. DAY. Also in distress. To regulate the organs of digestion ami purify • all kinds usually kept in this city, on reasonable terms. ing from Bostou and elsewhere large additions to the stock, SPRINGFIELD, MASS. INTERESTING STORIES QQ the Wood they are the very best remedy I have ever S o ft lx a t s . The stock on hand consists in part of feel that we ire now prepared to offer to the patrons ol known, and I can confidently recommend them to my PINE BOARDS of all qualities. this well knovn stand and the public generally, as good Capital and A sscts$218,887 From an Old Manuscript found in the East, and no © ' friends. Yours, J. V. HIMES. PINE D MENSION I 1-4, 1 1-2, 2, 3 and 4 inches thick. an assorimen. in our line as can be found in the County ; where else to be found. It has never yet appeared Warsaw, Wyoming Co., N. Y., Oct. 24,1855. Gents’ New Style Black, Drab, Brown and Blue PINE DECK PLANK and RANGING TIMBER. and by close application and promptness in our business J. C. P ynciion, Sec’y. W m. B. Caliioun, Pres’t. in print, and furnishes the Most Coir plete History of Dear Sir : 1 am using your Cathartic Pills in my prno K O C K L A X D , hope to recehe our share of the public patronage. CAPT. EDWARD COBB, PINE GUTTER PIECES of extra length. ticc, and find them an excellent purgative to cleanse the • SPRUCE BLANK 2, 3 and 4 inches thick Rocklam’, Qnt. 21, 1656. 43lf ORIENTAL LIFE system and purify the fountains of the blood. Will leave ROCKLAND for MACHlASPORT every • FENCE BOARDS. and describing the Most Perplexing Positions in JOHN G. MEACHAM, M. D. SAiurday morning on arrival of steamer M. Sanford from A. PA RK ER, {Young Men’s New Style TIMBER AND JOIST. which the Ladies and Gentle of that Country have o Erysipelas, Scrofula, King’s Evil, Tetter, Boston, and Daniel Webster from Portland, touching at been so often found. These Stories will continue Tumors, and Salt Rheum. N. Haven, Deer Isle, Mt. Desert, Millbridge and Jones- JUNIPER. PINE anti SPRUCE door Boards. S a il" TSZE £U is. o r , Charter Oak Fire and Marine Co. throughout the whole year, and will prove the Most Prom a Fmvarding Merchant of S. Louis, ft.b. 4,1856 port. HEMLOCK TIMBER and JOIST. § Entertaining ever offered to the Public, Dr. Ayer: Your Pills are the paragon of all that ia R eturning,—will leave MACHlASPORT lor ROCK HATS AND CAPS. j ASII PLANK. SPEAR’S WHARF, H A R T FO RD , CONN. O ’ Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only, at $1 1-*. LAND every Monday morning at half-past four, touching CAPITAL, $300,000 r great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter c l h p b m r d s , ROCKLAND, ME. a year. All letters must be addressed to o of ulcerous sorts upon her hands and feet that had proved as above, arriving at ROCKLAND in lime to connect with TAUCK, Trimmings,Bolt Ropeand Twine con- J oseph II. Sprague, Sec’y. R alph Gillett, Prt»*’i - t - steamer M. Suufoid, lor Boston. of all descriptions. Heart. Extra and Clear, Sap, Extra Clear and No. 1 JOHN S. DYE Broker, incurable for years. Her mother has been long grievous • Spruce, Extra and No. I. -I ' constantly on hand or furnished at short notice. ly afflicted with blotches and pimples on her skin and in Boy’s and Youth’s New Styles — A L S O — Yurt. her hair. After our child was cured, she also tried your Will also leave ROCKLAND every Wednesday morn !'12 Pills, and they have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.J ing on arrival of M. Sanford, for ELLSWORTH, touching * SHINGLES, Bunting of all kinds, Colors and Flags of every descrip at Bellas!, Castine. Derr l«le and Sedgwick. Best Extra Sawed Cedar, Bangor Extra No, 1, Ac, tion. Tents, Awnings, «tc., made to order in good style. Conway Fire Insurance Company. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Gout. H A T S AND CAPS Orders ia the above line will be promptly attended to.’ AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS. From the Rev. Dr. Hawkes, of the Methodist Epis. Church. RETLRNIXG.-Lesvrs ELLSWORTH every Thursday PICKETS, Rockland, Nov. 14, 1855. 6m44 CONWAY, MASS. morning for ROCKLAND, touthing as above, arriving in of all descriptions. I Pine and Spruce. Pulaski House, Savannah. Ga., Jan. 6,1856. time to connect with the M. Sanford for Boston. L. YV. HOWES, CAPITAL AND ASSETS, $200,000. Pv.’PI. E D D Y , Honored Sir : I should be ungrateful for the relief your L A T FI S . ■kill lias brought me if I did not report my case to yon. C 0 U N S B L L 0 R A T L A W , D. C. Rogers, Sec’y. J. S. W hitney, Pres’t Children's Fancy Hats and Caps. Pine and Spruce, Ac., Ac. A cold settled in my limbs and brought on excniciating F A R E KIMBALL BLOK. SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, neuralgic pains, which ended in chronic rheumatism. The subscriber would tender his thanks to his hitherto From Rockland i ) Mach asport, $2,50. | Rockland, Me. (Late Agent of U. S Patent Office, Washington, Notwithstanding I had the best of physicians, the disease •• Jouespnrt, 2,25 ; Gents’, Ladies, Misses, Bov,s and Children’s, nuti’ercus customers for their liberal patronage, and hopes UNDER TIIE ACT OF 1836 ) ;rew worse and worse, until, by the advice of yonr excel- by strict attention to business mid reasonable prices to Strict attention given 10 Bounty I. mid C laim s. “ Millbridge, 2,00. ! rilEitbnve llmnetl has just removed from Belfast, where 76 STATE ST., opposite Kilby Mt., Boston, j ent agent iu Baltimore. Dr. Mackenzie. I tried yonr Pills. “ Mt. Desert, I, 50. I merit a share of the public patronage. A good assortment Bridgeport Fire and M arine Co FTER an extensive practice of upwards ot twenty ! fTheir effects were slow, but sure. By persevering in the will be kept constantly on hand. he has been in a veiy active practice about eight years; “ Deer Isle, l.ou. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Gaiters about one half of which periodiie was of the then firm oi BRIDGEPORT, CONN. years, continues to secure Patents in the United i use of them I am now entirely well. “ North Haven, .50. ' Quick Sale si and Small Profit#, Abbott & Howes. CAPITAL, 300,000. VStates; also in Great Britain. France, and other foreign Senate Chamber, Baton Rouge, La., 5 Dec., 1855. From Rockland to Ellsworth, SI,75 • of al, descriptions. A. HOWES. On account of his extensive- acquaintance in Waldo countries. Caveats,Specifications, Assignments, and all | Dr. Ayer: I have beeu entirely cured by your Pills of J. 11. Washburn, Sec’y. II. W. Chatfield, Pres’t, Papers or Drawings for Patent, executed on liberal terms, “ Sedgwick, J, 50. 1 P S —O ffice on Main Street near the Steam Mill County he w.ll continue to do business in the Courts there Rheumatic Gout — a painful disease that had afflicted me *£ Deer Isle. 3,25. ell 1 1.In. and with despatch. Researches made into American or foryeais. VINCENT SLIDELL. j XJ Please to call before purchasing elsewhere. Foreign works, to determine the validity or utility of Pn- “ Castine, 1,00 GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, I itncklaud, February 26, 1857. 9tf Rockland, March 22, 1855 For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred Com “ Belfast, ,50. tent- or Inventions,—and legal or other advice rendered in p l a i n t s , requiring an active purge, they are an excel Way Fares i usual. all matters touching the sainq. Copies of the claims of lent remedy. UMBRELLAS, Ac., Ac. PETER TIIACHER & BROTHER. Holyoke Mutual Fire Insurance Co. any Patent furnished by remitting One Dollar. Assign April, 1857, ments recorded at Washington. For Costiveness or Constipation, and ai i All of which wen PURCHASED WHOLLY' for C ai.Ii J .YhlBJIStltVC E C O .I lB W a 'F Attorneys and Counsellors at Lawj S A L E M , M A S S . This Agency is not only the largest in New England. iWit A Dinner Pill, they are agreeable anil effectual. . consequently they S- i T. A. WENTWORTH’S LININGS AND FINDINGS OF ALL KINDS, the Patent Office, as Solicitor for procuring patents.— TON for BANGOR and intermediate landing NEW YORK. There were few, if any, persons acting in that capacity, plaints have made it already known. Nay. few are the B. F. Metcalf, ? Thomaston Mutual Insurance Co. the river, everv Tuesday nntlFridny at 5 o’clock. P p O R G . nt’s New Style Cloth and Silk t r u n k s , v a l ise s, c a r p e t bags who had so much business before the Patent Office; and families in any civilized country on this continent without 5 june 3, (23) some personal experience of its effects; and fewer yet the Al . arriving at ROCK I,A M ) every YY'cducbday m id Caps, T. A. WENTWORTH’S. for sale wholesale or retail at the lowest CASH PRICE. THOMASTON, ME. there were none who conducted it with more skill, fid dity Saturday m orning at about 5 o’clock Wm. R. Keith , Sec’y- E. Robinson, Pres’t. ..ml success. I regard Mr. Eddy as one of the best in communities any where which have nut among them Tim want of any of the above articles will please some living trophy of its victory over the subtle and dan FA RE,--From Roc I jsttl to Boston. $2,00 U OR Gent’s Furnishing Goods. call GEO. L.~HATCH,~“ formed and most skiliful Patent Solicitors in the United River Fares as usual. Fr ight taken at usual rates. Stales, and have no hesitation in assuring inventors that gerous diseases of the throat ami lungs. W bile it is the T. WENTWORTH’S. N. B. Cash and the highest price paid for Hides and most powerful antidote yet known to man for the formi M. W. FARWELL, Agent. CnlUins they cannot employ a person more competent anil trust P. S. Agent’s Office nt his residence, No. 5 Elm Street. SHIPPING AND COMMISSION worthy, and more capable of putting their applications in dable and dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs, it Roclland. April 2, 1857. I4tf Rockland. Feb. 16, 18; is also the pleasantest and safest remedy that cun las em .15 E R C B S A N T , Great. Falls Mutual Company. a lorm to secure for them an eatlv and favorable consider ploy e« I for infants and young persons. Parents should SOMERSWORTH, N. II. ation at the Patent Office. EDMUND BI RKE. have it in store against the insidious enemy that steals g C T FARE SBBUCE HI Yarns and Flannels. 22 South Street, (Up Stairs, Late Commissionor of Patents.1’ upon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds to .... , NKXV Y O R K . II. Y. Hayes, Sec’y. 1. G J ordan. President. From the present Commissioner. believe the Cherry Pectoral saves more lives by the con y GOOD assortment of tfio |Wu CltEEVr-i IClIAS A.FAKWELI..1 a A ugust 17, 1855.—During the time I hn«’e hel l the sumptions it prevents than those it cures. Keep it by SHORTEST. CHEAPEST. office of Commissioner ol Patents, II. H Eddy, Esq., of you. and cure your colds while they are curable, nor neg —AND— * , WWRRSi.Y F.SCTORY CREEVY & FARWELL, Boston, has been extensively engnged in the transaction lect them until no human skill am master the inexorable A tlantic M utual Company, of business w ith the Office as a solicitor. He is thorough canker that, fastened on the vitals, eats your life away. WOOLEN KNITTING YARNS. ly acquainted with the law, and the rules ol practice of All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders, and as — ALSO— i Coiiniiix’sioii M erdianls, and Ship E X E T E R , N . II . liie Office, I regard him as one of the most capable and they know too the virtues of this remedy, we need not do Plain and Twill’d, While and Mix’ll Flannels suitable for successful practitioners with whom I have had official in- more than to assure them it is still made the best it can Mm. P. Moulton, Sec’y. M. Sanborn, President. teicourse. CHAS. MASON, be. We spare no cost, no care, no toil to produce it tb® W T ! Blankets. Drawers, Under Shirts «kc. For sale liv B i 0KEI1S. most perfect possible, and thus afford those who rely on W.O.FULLER Commissioner of Patents.” it the best agent which our skill can furnish for their euro. Spear Black. Agents for T,‘ THOMAS FRYE, ■ pledges himself to give the most careful at- manv eminent members of the Medical Fa< ulty use and , There is no exaggeration DEALERS IN ?OR Ladies’ French Kid Conj>re.s Bouts, LJ‘ Orders received by Mail or Express, will lie attend • I C O L D G O . ' ders received being filled iu theilrawing next to take | 1 o e Jaundice removes all yel- in these statements. They T. A. WENTWORTH'S. ed to with primptjiess a id ilespatc h. Please direct to 36tf A gtent variety of : after the same ermes to hand. According to the scheme ! lowness or unnatural c o lo r s aie plain and sober facts, J JOHN I). FLAGG, j one ticket in everv ten must draw a prize. Tickets are : from the skin. that we can give evidence Boors, Sash and Blinds, F OK Ladies’ French Kid Gaiter Boots. 120 Washington Street, Boston. ROBERT ANDERSON,' 2?ancy A rticles ! §t0 ; halves, $5 ; quarters, $2.50. No tickeissent unless 1 One dos-after eating t s ^ to prove, while all who use MALLET BUILDING, T. A. WENTWORTH’S. April 1, 1857. 3m 14 MISCELLANEOUS BOORS, the money accompanies the Older. The drawings are ! sufficient to relieve the it are giving their unani- ’;pon the principle of one number on each ticket, and are stomach and prevent the ntous testimony in its fa- (opposite Congregational Church.) 1?OK Ladies’ Nice Silk Gore Congress Boots, D eputy Slieriff suited to all ages Every variety of so simple that none can fail to understand them. There food from rising and sour- vor. I 1 T. A. WENTWORTH’S. JOHN FLINT, SCHOOL ROOKS ' is no combination of numbers to mystify the buyer. Prizes I iug. w e wish all xxhn are MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE. NAUTICAL ALMANACS. < vary from $40 to $50,060; every prize being d~...... 1 Only one dose taken be-^ sick and debilitated to try ?0K L illies’ French Kid Slippers, J£EEP3 constantly on hand fresh Constantly on hand a good si,,.ply of uit of drawing forwarded to all purcii ig prevents nigh t- this remedy , and teat it Jaduarv, 7, J857- atf , forereti ROCKLAND. ME. T. A. V. F.N TW ORTH’S. Charts, Scales, Navigators and American ■ET A list ol the numbers mat are drav u from the wheel ; mare. thoroughly, and any who 1 BEEF. jib the amount that each prize is entitled to, will be pub One dose taken at night are not benefit ted by ita F ™ L'lilies’ Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, <>f all C O A ST I’ I I, o 'r . lished after every drawing; iu .lie following papers:— loosens the bowels gently, use we should like to hear At the above place may be found the WENTWORTH PORK, .SSpinc BSair ESatm, l a r ^ o f and bc*t in-iivtsisctit T. A. New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Stan from them, as as we have ever offered to the citizen- of Rockland and POULTRY, FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR of every description dard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer,and New One dose taken a fter each _ yet to hear from the first L'Olt Misses’ and Children’s Boots Shoes and bought at Belfast, Waldo County, expressly for this mar York Weekly Day Book. Write your address plainly, meal will cure dy spepsia person who used a bottle old at the lowest figure for Catile TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. Prices fa ir and terms Cash. ■L Gaiters of all descriptions, ket, at such prices and of such qualities as are not found Rockland, Oct 23, 1856 44tf and direct to One dose of two tea- of lnvigomtor without re- T. A. WENTWORTH’S. at oilier Market Houses iu this city. ALSO,—A full supply CT Warraaieil to Carp Bahlaess, Scurf. Dandruff*, itch- S. SWAN A: Co.. Atlanta. Georgia. spoonsful will always r e - ^ ceiving benefit, lor there Rig kb.ml Mart II J . I l"g uud all diseases of Hie akin. This B"lai gives Hie Prizes paid in full—no percentage deducted from prizes lieve aick headache. are such astonishing medic- alp a new and linailliy aeiiaa ; restures llie coloring M ains Insurance Co., as in other lotteries. One bottle taken for fe-^r inal virtues iu it, that all, Com in isis ioiier’s A o ice. IzOR Gents’ French Calf All communications strictly confidential. male obstruction removes^-4 no matter h«»w long they 1 L T. A. WENT WORTH’S. Groceries and Vegetables, matter to the rot'HH of the Hairllair, win,-It passes through Hie Hair and gives it a natural color vitllout llie use of Hair AUGUSTA, ME. March 17, 1857. 121y the cause of the disease, have been effected, if their W 'E S having ™ hear appointed hv the Hon. Judge. and all those articles usually found in PROVISION Dye. aud makes a perfect cure. complaint arises from a de- e for the County of Lincoln, to receive , ents’ Calf, Patent Leatlier and Cloth STORES. Chartered Capital §300.000. Only one dose immediate- ranged liver, will be bene- as Boots, T. A. WENTWORTH’S. Hundreds of preparation.-’ have been introduced, p re-1 imine the claim* of the creditors of II. S BRAD Customers will understand that at this establishment tended to presetve the Hair and keep it from falling eff, \ L. Cutler, Fres’t. J. II. Williams, Sec’y. ON MANHOOD, rclieves cholic, while GC fitted, if r.ot enilrely cured. LEY, laie ol Boston in the Stale of Massaclinselts, d e -. they will always gel (he worth o r their Money. composed ol Oils, Alcohol, and oilier deleterious materi- J AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE. SANFORD A- CO . Proprietors, ceased, whose estate is represented insolvent give notice [70R Gents’ Patent Leather Oxford Ties, g i v e m e a c a l l ai>, and all to no Use. Hair dyes have been introduced 345 Broadway New York. that >ix months, commencing on the 23d day ol December ; JuMt P ub lish ed . Gratiw, the 2Oth ThoiiMaud: r T. A. WENTWORTH’S. Rockland, Dec. G, 1856. sotf that do not give the hair a natural cc lor, besides being I DIRECTORS: i FE A WORDS ON THE RaT 1»N \L TKEa T- Wholesale agents in Boston, Burr. Fostei A. Co , No. I 1856, have been allowed to said creditors to bring in and i troublesome to use. This Balm is mu a dye. Knowing' John I.. Cutler. Aug .1 II. Williams, Augusta. A MENT, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local Cornhill Retail Agent J. Russell Spalding, 27 Tremont prove their claims ; ami ilmt we will attend the service J70R Men's and Boy’s Calf, Goat and Kip ihai a prri,a,aii..n »a»ne«lml in do wh.ai was n qniuil Samuel Cony “ | John M. Wood, Portland, Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, (ienital ami Ne-.ous St .opposite Museum assigned us at the office of N. MESERVEY in Rockland in t Brogans, T. A. WENTWORTH S. Those Awful and Terrific Accidents, lor me Hair, the proprietor was induced to experiment Geo W. Stanley, “ Charles Jones, “ Debility, Impotency, and Impediments to Marriage genex- II. II Ha V. Wholesale Agent for Portland. said County of Lincoln on the I4th day of April, and 23d Darius Alden, j S P. Shaw Waterville, 1’ FESSENDES, Druggist, Wholesale and Retail day of June 1657, from 11 o’clock A. M. to 3 o’clock P. M., careless handling of Camphe'E until lie could obtain an article that woidd he the exact ally. V O it Boy’s Congress Boots and Fancy for ever he slopped by the use of remedy, and after seven years trial ha, perfected this John D. Lang Vassalboro’. BY IL DE LANEY, M. D. Agent for Rockland. 3m 14 Ol said das a. 1 Shoes, ' “ T. A. WENTWORTH’S. GEO W BROWN, > PRATT’S PATENT SAFETY LAMP AND FEEDER Balm, ii is soothing and emollient, allays all irritation of The important fact that the many alarming complaints, THOMAS W. IIIX. J oner.. the scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching It This Company was incorporated in 1853, and ihe amount originating m the impudence and solitude of youth, may (Hlies Uandiijfl’ ami 6< nrf, and when the hair has turned of capital re-|nired by ihe charier has been taken by some be easily removed without Medicine, is in this small < 033 B S»V. ETT, Paled Ibis 21(1 Stanchions, Circular, and Scroll Sawing. A:c. velopes, Railroad Receipts, Tea, Coffee, or Salt Bags, A U ST IN S It is a mistaken notion that oil or grease will res’ore j K. II. COCIIRAN, Agent. SI. price. 7 5 cents. Also, nil other Goods reduced the hair, as nothing can be more ii jiiiious. The Alpi ie ‘ P. S. We have engaged MESSRS. STANLEY A: and as a Copying Press, is superior to any thing now in Patent Cream Freezer. OlU<-,— S|,»(|„1..j Bloch, Ma... Si. Rockland, iike proportion. use. The larger sizes will be found very useful io print An extraordinary ami astonishing im Hair Balm, will restore the skin and save the hair of' tehruury 1, ls.->7 3m6 All person, .vl wish to purchase, will save money by AYER to act as our agents in Rockland, at which place those who nave been sick with fever or anv disease. t will be found a good assortment of common size ers for tak’ng Proof-sheet Impressions, and doing Job provement in Cream Freezing; will freeze calling at Woik. It may be ulo 'VKToi’li.s s , All orders left with them will he promptly attended to. , Press is very simple, stmug, durable, ami easily kept iu ples, producing this desirable and surpris agents for the United States and Canadas. MAIN STREET, ROCKLAND, ME- All work delivered iu Rockland free of charge. . i order. The smallest size occupies a space of 7 by 8 ing result. A child of ten years can man For sale in Rockland by all Druggists. 6ml7 , Richmond Superfine Flour. W. O. FULLER, B. BAI HOWS. II. EWELL. JK. inches, weighing only 5 1-2 pounds, and will be furnished age it without (lifiicultv. First Door North of F. Cobb & Co’s Store. Rockville, April 9, 1857. 6m 15 For I be Doxv P rice o f F ive Dollarw. THREE SILVER MEDALS 1OO “ u Fine SPEAR BLOCK, There are three sizes—the $5 size prints a sh ee t of pa Awarded by the Maryland institute E-f 7 5 «» Family per 5 by 6 inches ; the S ll) size prints a sheet of paper 8 5 0 u u ETAS on bund & is constantly receiving some MONUMENTS. GRAVE STONES and First Class Diploma of the Met JUST RECEIVED' Extra , i i of the best Brands and the usual varieties of Marble Work. bv 12 inches : the §15 size prints a sheet of paper 13 by ropolitan Mechanics’ Institute, at 1 0 0 “ Scottsville CARPET HALL, 17 inches, andon the receipt of the above, named prices, Specimens may be seen at our SHOP and in all the test the superiority of this apparatus over TH IS m o r n in g , bv s t e a m e r 1OO *• Geneesee CEMETERIES in this vicinity. Over the EOSTON & MAINE E. R. Station, the presses will he sent to any part of the country all others. 3 0 “ Baltimore Soiilherii and Western Fleur, A few hours work, by a small boy, the cost of W I together with the Common aud Extra N ew York N.B. All work delivered and set up without additional hay.ma.iket sqlar-b,- . . . boston. As a furlhet and convincing proof of . GO HalfBbls expense to the Purchaser. ___ • ibis Press, and do the work it skillful the excellence of this Freezer, the under 3 0 0 0 R O L L S 1OOO Bushels Yellow Corn. State. The undersigned (Succesaorii^ WM. P. TENNY CO.) ‘ workman. Our...... friend:. 1 the public are respectfully in SI COBB i 3W ETT. signed would state, that >OO Meal. Rockland, April 24,1856. 17tf offer to l>urtf£9b of vited ,nto call ami *,VMn"examine this WON DER OF THE AGE! H l 2OC, “ Shorts. PORK, which is on exhibition and for sale at 144 Washington THOUSANDS 1OO “ Rye. street, first door north of the Old South Church. All or Paper Hangings. PO UK, HAMS, LARD. ders promptly attended to. Address, (postage stamp eu- have been snldsifice the Patent was issued. BUTTER, To the Ladies of Rockland. c a r petin g s The largely increasing demand for this popular article IEESE, BEANS, At retail, a complete and most desirable assortment, com- j ll ' 'J LOWE PRESS COMPANY’. induces the agents to remind dealers to forward their or SUGAR, TEA, CHEESE, MRS. J. R. ALBEE. ders early, ami thereby prevent delay. thi» , day received and for sale wholesale and retail and a large assortment of prising everv variety of fabric ami quality, of both EN G -: Ill Will-Il ill 21 on »lrcr«, Uonloil, o at the lowest prices. A GRADUATE of the Female Medical Col- LlSH AND'AMERICAN manufacture. Also a splendid j All kinds of I'nitcr, Cards. EtivklopttH, Bronze, mid Inks Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention. M, C. ANDREWS, G r o c e r i e s Annexed is a list of the retail prices of the Freezer, for O. B. FaLES. -iY lege of Boston, and Member ot the Female Medical stock of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, (from 3 to 24 feet for sale. (O’ AGENTS WANTED. Rockland, Jan. 15, 1857. Flour pill up ill 1-8 and 1-4 Bags, warranted to suit. All in width.) Cocoa and Canton Mattings, Rugs, A'ats, &c»,: the convenience of those wanting a single one. of which will be sold cheap for at Wholesale or Association, Mass. After a successive practice of nine Boston, April 2, 1857. 6m 14 Cash years, still offers her services to the ladies of Rockland PRICE OF FREEZER: Retail. aud the neighboring communities iu - the prolessiou of We respectfully solicit a call at this large, long-estab- , DOORS. BLINDS & SASH Rockland, Oct. 8, 1856.______lished and well known wurehoitse,..... from. . all... in want„oiii ui of T o Let. Two Quarts, $2 ; Three Quarts, $3 ; Four Quarts. $4 ; MIDWIFERY, TA Six Quarts, $5 ; Nine Quarts, $6 ; Fourteen Quarts, $6 ; V O R sale, corner of Rocklam d and Maia Sts., R. ORFF S Pain Catholicon can be found u« goods, uid wishing to trad very lowest cash price., i OOMS formerly occupied by Mies KIRK Twenty Quarts. $11. IYR. ORFF’S Pain Catholicon, sold in this I Noi and Physician iu female complaints. DAVIS, WRIGHTIT &L CO. ' JLv PATRICK, in Custom House Block. Enquire of^ A North End, at reduced prices, by - one or more traders in moat every village in the Address J. & C. BERRIAN, 601 Broadway, New York, AJ city by B. F. GREELY. D R esidence— Con «[ of Union acd Willow Sts. Geo. F. Davis. Sam’l T. Wright. Wm. H. Smith. 3ml6 Agents lor Patentee. Stn» BRACKETT A CO. Rockland, Juno 9, 1856. 1)83 Counties of Waldo and Lincoln aud vicinities. 3m9 Rockland, Jaa. 6,1657. Hj8 April 8, 1657, 3m 15 Rockland, Nov. 15,1856