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From Peterson’s Magazine. wasting one’s ammunition. And to She was on his back, one little white aunt. “ Our good match is pretty thor­ For the Bridgton Sentinel. CRITICISM. £jje gniigtctt ^rntinri, A GOOD MATCH. think how lovely he looked, to-night, ! hand nestling in his long mane, as she I oughly disenchanted by this time.” IS PUBLISHED KVKBT Such a merry afternoon arid evening! It is wonderful that persons will not BY MARY E. CLARK. and how splendidly you sang the air spoke; but she kept him at a walking j SATURDAY MORNING from Traviata ! And he is engaged to pace, as she did the honors o f the farm. Willie's wounds were dressed, and the see and acknowledge the need of whole- “ Your blue muslin, Hattie, and make Miss Nellie Martin.” The were sauntering up the walk to ! rogue’s mother sent to him. The pour- 80me criticism In many minds there DAVID H AIX, Ediur. those pretty rolls under your net. The [^"Persons required to publish notices r J - “ Never mind, auntie; there is as the hoase, she still on Lightning’s back, ing rain kept home-folks within doors, 8eeu38 t0 be no di^ rence between criti- by order of the Probate Court may select present style of hair suits jour face to , ..... , ■ , . | TT ,,, cisrn and scandal. If a personal remark the pa per in which such notice may be pub- good fish in the sea as ever were caught!” | he sauntering bes-dc her, when a sharp and Milton undertook, by Mrs. Halls . . . . , , r lisbed : perfection.” . j is nii.de without the least spice of envv “ Hattie ! how vulgar !” j cry of pain, a long, wailing cry, broke request, to keep Hattie quiet. _ j or malioe., eome mdividual whose charity ' j “ A rat, two mice, a waterfall, and a TFRMS— Si 25 IV ADVANCE, ! . . . “ That's the principle, auntie, in home- the hum o f busy life around them.— The blue muslin came down again, cannot be distinguished from ohtueeness, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS at porkpie hat . Light: ££ shopped, as they listened. ! without the silk waist, and the soft curls exclaims, “ O don't talk about your neigh- Yes; and, Hattie, the blue net with ]y ] angUage\ the end of the year. fell unbound over the round shoulders ; burs.” Advertisements inserted at the usual , , „ i And, peeping over Milton Greaves s Again the cry, and, with a kindling j the heavy tassels.” , , . . , . , ,. prices. ' ______„ J . , ±, . shoulders, as he writes to his brother, eye, a„nd flushed cheek, Hattie pointed but Verdi was put aside for Scotch inel- i Margaret Fuller expressed more than “ You are very particular, this eve- odies, and Flotow, while Miltou’s clear her own sentiments when she said she For the Bridgton Sentinel. you may read, to the men running across the fields. mng. THE FLIGHT. “ And you may tell Nellie, George, voice chimed with Hattie’s, as the could not cmdure peopte who thought yoa A low whistle started her horse off j • j n , » . of course laughed at others, when you Hattie stopped at the door, looking words gained new power from her heart . . . , , J About the middle of the fourteenth cen­ that she is still first in my affections; with a speed worthy o f his name. , ...... , , (only laughed about them. It is equally at her aunt with a sort o f questioning i tones, and the twilight found them sen- , . , . , , , . „ tury. Ethric, a chieftain of Pomona, one of allegiance stood the threatened Milton stood aghast. Without bridle ° hard to endure those who think you of Mrs Hall bore the look1 the Orkneys, in a raid upou the mainland, j expression shock. _____,Fancy ___this„ lovely rural______retreat_ °r saddle, she seemed to him rushing to timental over “ Auld liobin Grey.’ ’ C(Hir8e) are talking ttbout your neigIlbl)r8 was taken prisoner by Glcnlevon, Earl of for a moment with composure, but, un- | inhabited by two ultra fashionable la- destruction. Tue long, elastic strides “ Going home Hattie’s voice fell w)ien y0U ;vre talking of them. Is Dormssh, and confined in The Donjon Keep der its steady pertinacity, she crimsoned c . a whole octave, as she paced up and it wrong to say that a man is noble but , h u » or. i i „„ , , dies,‘got up in the latest style of crin- of the horse soon distanced the men ot his castle. “Where, sayth an old and g rew fidgetty, till C. little embar- * down the piazza.” very awkward ? One of “ G .d Almighty's Chronicler, “ye fairs haired daughter of ye ^ the si]ence> oline, flounce, and fashion, discoursing runni ig to the spot, Milton saw the “ I have been here six weeks now, gentleman, but not one of Lvird Guester- doughtie yerle, moved thereunto by Lupide the oders and ball-room, and flourishing young girl spring dovv u and kneel on “ How you stare, Hattie!” and— and ought to go home.” | or tlmt a b«dy possesses a heau- Lis arts, did release ye sayd Ethric trorn ! up and down the scales Verdi’s atroci­ the ground. Another moment, and durance, and fled with him upon such a “Aunt Kate,” and the young girl’s “ No more rides, no drives, no walks, tiful *'erson ttnd a *y«"I*thi*ing heart hut ties. The formidable niece is pretty, as she stood erect, with something in her ra h “r a weak mind? II you are convinced night of storm aDd tempest, as was never k ce grew crimen, “ you are not going. y unc| when the breakfast-table pettish. “ 0 , I don't like such wholesale condem­ Whitened with loam, on, the men crowding around her, but I am sure, last winter 1 spared no pains party met his view> Mrs Hall> cool “ Give me permission to return, then,” nation of any one! Speak of their good Gleulevou’s fair daughter her stead bearing her softly as if he un­ qualities but don't mention their bad Flies lrorn her home. to- and comfortable in her white wrapper, aud he took her hand in his ; “ to return derstood the necessity for gentleness. ones. Flies with her lover, “ Get me off your hands! There, and her hair screwed up in pins; and as— as a suitor for this hand.” Again and again the cry of pain broke There are others who take still another The fearless aud free, don't be angry, aI kdow know theme kindnessxmuuess Hatti6) with a pretty chintz dregS) and “ You forget yourself strangely,” sho from the child, but the golden head Though heaven above her j view and ask if it wonld not be better to o f your motives ; but, auntie dear, it is floating curls, sublimely composed under said, haughtily withdrawing hef hand. Is dark, aud the sea, bent over the little form, and soothed say nothing at all about people? No, pains wasted. I can’t be facinating to h;g mogt complimentary speeches. The the sufferer. “ Miss Martin might question your right | ceiu in,y not. How would it work in With ranked waves is b.eakiug order.” soft blue eyes, that drooped so languid­ Mrs. Hall met the procession as it to make the proposal.” your own case? It is always safe to The e. umbiiug shoie, There was another pause in the con­ “ Miss Martin ? I don’t understand, judge by that rule, which for eighteen Aud sturui-lietida are shreikimg ly last evening, now flashed a merry neared the house. versation. Hattie stood in the doorway, Nellie Martin is engaged to my brother, centuries has been able to solve every Tue mau water’s o’er. answer to his soft speeches, till he “ W illie Neal, the gardener’s little her wrapper falling off her white, dim­ hut how this affects me, I------’’ j example that humanity could present. Gleulevou, look seaward! found himself at ease with the natural­ boy,” said Hattie, hurriedly, as she saw pled shoulders, her pretty face flushed, “ Your brother? Then you were not VVhatPlea8ure would lt be t0 kn0VT Toy foem&u hath flown, ly graceful niece of his host. her aunt. “ The children were all play­ that your name was never mentioned by and blue eyes half laiighing, half angry. engaged all this time ? ’ Aud with him thy dauguter, “ Do you garden, Mr. Greaves ?” ing in the hay, and one of the big boys i those around you ? Who would ask for Away o’er the loam! Suddenly she jerked out the question, “ Not to my knowledge.’ “ Sometimes.” jumped on Willie’s shoulder. Take the epitaph. “ Here lies one of whom “ Who is it now, aunt K ate?” ! aunt To his castle in Orkneys, “ I am going to take arfwntag- of {galley: ! Days after, when, still a guest, Mil-j Mingling with the busy world you will a few weeks at T------. It is a splendid if you are not afraid of soiling your road, her curls flying out under her Unmoor anu away! ton had won the promise he coveted, he ofren !:eur ul ‘ nstunces w!l*ch place your match. His uncle has the care of his wristbands, you may come help me tie broad hat, and both hands hidden iu Dost fear the led ligutning? , ,, tj * * a . • '• i i 1 own actions and even motives in a falsa property, and says it is enormous. He up rosebushes, and set pinks.” told Hattie his first impression, and she Unmoor lrom the bay ! the hair of Lightning’s mane. i light, and wish that all criticism could is an adopted son of Greaves, the mill­ I f he was afraid of his wristbands, 'an° ’ *. | bo abolished; but think again. No Ilia heart it is craven, “ Where has she gone ?” cried Milton. ionaire, who left him all his property. she was utterly regardless of her little t whole-sou.ed person can really wish that. He is haggard aud wild, “ To the village. You may well They say he is very liberal to his moth­ He was frightened half to death at the • The thought that others are looking on And with curses low muttered, white hands. _ Into the dark mould, stare, Mr. Greaves, but the people here er, and has started all his brothers in thought of such a wife !” ready to approve or censuro, has incited Looks af'er his child. scratched by the thorns,lifting the heavy know Hattie well, and it is useless to business. Now, Hattie !” spade, or down to the trowel depth, Aud he answered, to many a noble deed, or restrained from As away through the storm, try to keep her within bounds in the ••But lie rode a cock-horse to Banbury Goss, ’ many a vile temptation. The appealing pathos of her tone was she worked at her task till completed. She unshrinking doth flee, country. She is a perfect farmer’s And saw a young ladyv jump .’ on , .a black , horse 1 Itt must , be , granted , , that . much , wrong i» too much for Hattie’s gravity. She “ How very kind you have been !” she With her hair down m ringlets, and every . . . ° With Ethric of Oikneys, girl.” day clothes__ done by criticism. Of course there never O’er the tenible sea. burst into a fit of hearty laughter, and said, at last, standing up before him. “ But the danger ! That horse is sq He finds she makes music wherever she was a blessing which could not be pre- ran off to perform her task of dressing H s arm is around her “ This would have taken me all day | fleet!” ®oea ‘ verted. An old German writer has told ua Caressing aud warm. for conquest. alone. Come to the pump to wash our | where the fault lies. We judge too much “ There is no danger. Hattie was OLD MOSS AND HIS WONDERFUL His look doth surround her— Even aunt Kate was satisfied with fingers, and then I will show you the ! from our own standard and not enough but ten years old, when Captain Willis DOG. What fears she the storm ? the result. The blue muslin, cut in the place. Are you interested in cows and j from that of the persons we criticize. gave her Lightning, then a foal ; they What recks she ihe swelling most fashionable style, with its peasant pigs?” During the summer of 1850, a gen- You who have enjoyed the refining in- are old play-fellows. Hush! Willie Of waves ? or the light waist o f azure silk, showed the white “ Deeply !” he said, with a kind of tlernan by the name of “ Old Moss,” flljence rf home and friends should not dear ; there’s a good little mau.” And, Of the red-flashing heavens round arms and shoulders, and defined ludicrous solemnity. who was considerably a wag, was trav-i bd severe uIon tl,08e wbo were earI? having reached the house, she made an ,,* . * , aL >.* • • placed in the schools of poverty and That tell of her flight? the delicate, tapering waist ; the fair elhng on a steam-boat up the Mississip- 1 . ,. , “ We’ve such a beautiful stock,” she j . , crime, xou who have been blessed with What fears she thy raging apology, and left her guest, to provide pi xviver. lie had with him an ugly „ . , , . , soft hair, rolled back in waving profu­ said, as they walked on. “ It is one of r ° J a strong mind and quick perceptions, Thou’ terrible deep, for her little patient. sion, was gathered into a blue silk net, uncle’s hobbies. And then you shall cur that he called “ Major.” Old Moss ahould nut point Jour wit at those who When the kiss of her lover drooping low on the neck, its curling see Lightning.” Milton paced up and down the piazza, was seated with a number of men in wereca*tin‘a slower mould. Above all Is warm on her cheek 1 watching for the return of the Arabian masses threatening to burst the pretty “ A horse ?” the caoin, and as usual with h:m, was make it a principle never to call another Away, swift away, barrier. “ Mine! I once captivated theh'art and his little rider. The morning’s boasting of what he could do. The cap- unfeeling. Many a person usually cold O’er the ocean is bourn Bent upon being a “ good girl,” she clouds gathered thickly, and a drenching tain, who was standing Hear, remarked and unimpawioned possesses deep diwa Glealevon’s fair daughter: o f a sea captain, who wanted to adopt rain began to fall. Everything was that what he said might be true, but he in tlie beart the fire ot an enthusiast. Ere the coming of morn. greeted the tall, stately visitor with fin-;me when I was about ten years old. ished courtesy, conversed o f all the win-1 Auntie not consenting, he has done the t^lorou" llly saturated, before, far down ; did not believe it. Moss replied that ^ an.v ot whom ?ou carelessly say: A bower in Orkney’s L i i l . * • . . o "God forgot their hearts when lie made he would bet hun treats for all the gen- , r ... . Provided shall be, ter’s amusements, talked ball and opera, | next best thing, by making me the most : the road-he saw the black S P ^ - Larger 1 ,, . , , , , , . them receive from lLm the tende-rest and tlemen present that he would make his a ^ a. . ,, . . To r ceiv6 thee, fair maiden, ballet and concert, as if the waving extravagant presents, generally brought : and ^arSer^ grew, till ^he brave horse r _ warmest natures, and through all their Escaped from the sea. trees were not whispering an invitation from abroad. He procured this horse swept up the avenue to deposit its half- dog do three tiling.-:, he telling him to i;Ves they have been chafing to express drowned rider. H. D. Torret. to nature’s music, and she were not wben but a foal, and presented it to me, do them. The captain took, the bet. their tenderness ; hut some fear of being “ Jam es! James !” rr^ longing to obey the summons. She certain of its being a pure Arabian.— Old Moss then opened the door and misunderstood has restrained them. Re- L j Pf°“ 'eeps a nine pin a y, ^ Verdi’s last agonizing yells till There!” and she pointed across a field, The call brought the stable-boy, who, weut out on the gaurds, followed by the member that one who felt much for the ana one day he was seen leaning up ° ...... j' ,, . „ heedless o f the rain, as his young mis­ captain and gentlemen present, who “ £re;1t, B:,d heart of humanity has said . J .. . c l • she was crimson with the exertion, ana .‘Do you see him? The black one. £gamat e outsi e weeping as i is ^ fanned herself gracefully, as she Even her enthusiasm was satisfied at tress, stood patiently to hear her direc­ were quite anxious to see the sport. tlie d a • j , • . . - . w hen he is only sad.” heart would break, ‘ nhat’s the mat-; , , , .... n I . . . . . tions for her pet’s comfort. Not till he Moss seized his dog by the nape ot the . . / . . , „ . . . . ! acknowledged Milton Greaves corapli- bis unsparing admiration. . ft is sincerely hoped that this article lt ” inquired one of his friends who . f . , „ , „ .__ _ [ ° M . ., was led away did she heed Milton’s en­ neck and tossed hun overboard. As . . . . . , . . . n ments; but, in her own room, she tore “ Xs he not a beauty? Fleet as the contains uo idetis. tne truth of which Fas passing. ‘Matter enough,’ said he, _ , , , . treaties to come in. The wide hat T, , ® ® , off her net, and paced the room angrily, wind, spirited and haughty, he is lov­ soon as he touched the water, Moss may be questioned; for though we can- im clean done over; my boy Charley . , , drooped mournfully, the curls hung in , , T, . , , . with her fair hair floating around her ing to me, and as gentle as' a lamb. ye.Ied out ; nuj Shj with Gail Hamilton that will go s dead. I m mighty unfortunate in long, wet strings, from the chintz dress* Now see!” “ Swim, Major, swim !” as far as Calvin, yet we would not know- whies. Just as quick as they get big 6 ou- er- the water poured in little streams; but She gave a clear, musical whistle, of The dog swam, o f course. Moss ingly offer anything of a heterodox char* to M up pin, they die,!’ And “Haven't I slid I wonldn’t do it the blue eyes were unclouded, and the kept his eyes on the dog. As soon as acter* four or five notes. W ( W o n sobbed on. jahc saM- hcr lm le foot- " And little mouth smiling. he perceived that the dog could touch WheQ Genend ^ je tt^was in the — ----- here I am in the traces, working as Lightning stopped eating. Arching “ How is Willie ?” -The conference of war democrats meek]y ag auntie could desire, to secure his neck, he bent his delicate head to the ground, he yelled out United States, two young men were “ Better* Your aunt has doctored held« Chicago on YYednesday last was tbJ3 ‘ jff principles was adopted, and measures “ My dear,” said aunt Kate coming across another meadow, and stood beside me to come in his gig, like a lady, but fckai looking to a national organization, j in softly, ‘I came to tell you you needn t his little mistress. ’ who replied, ‘I am a baehelor.’— -Lucky I prefered to travel by Lightning k *** reounnaen-ied that the war demo- wear your best wrappar in the morning. Milton caressed and petted him, but Major shook himself. Moss turned dog,’ said the General This is the |*,*^*ftlie«everHl States meet in delegate j j e’s engaged !” i his head rested against Hattie, his eyes like------” to the captain, who, with the gentlemen best essay of matrimony extant. convention at Cincinnati on the “ Engaged ! How delightful! were for her only, till, obedient to a , “ A tomboy !” cried Mrs. Hall, from present, were convulsed with laughter, — , •, ZZT Mrs. Trollope, the novelist, who Wednesday in May, 1861, for the and said— ! , , „ r , , , “ I am glad you think so,” said her signal, he knelt like a dog before her. the window. “ Come in, you wet tor- once abused us I ankees, and was ner- purpoae of taking such action as they “ He will not be satisfied, now, unless ment, and dress yourself for dinner.” “ There ! I have won the bet. K it well abused in return, recently died Ahi«kbest touching the nomination 0f aunt> rue u S' Then I may do just as I please ?” he carries me. she 8aid, blushing.— ; “ Blue dress, auntie, and net ?” whis- It is useless, perhaps, to say that the at her residence in Florence. She was lor President and Vice Presi- “ I suppose so. There is no profit jn ‘ But he will walk.” pered Hattie, saucily, as she passed her captain paid the treats. over eighty years old. x i x b li.j. j d a x o ' j n s e n t i n e l

SAN FRANCISCO. E3F”While traveling in a neighbor r ; THE SITUATION. HOW TAILOR ESSES ARE PAID. M axims on money.— The art of living — A correspondent of the New York Eve­ (Lljr $rii)qtcu ^nitiiul. county recently, it was uuf iniif n i> » • i It is our purpose to give each week a easily, as to money, is to pitch your scale I At a meeting of female operatives in ning Post writes as follows, from Cali­ be obliged to stop for a lew minutes in : nimnary of the progress of events on tho of living one degree below your means.j “ 1 B kIbgton, Saturday, Dec. 12th, 18G3. ) Now York, the following facts were fornia : bar-room, foul with dirt, and redolent o ‘ fields of war, and as a coinmcenement to Comfort and enjoyment are more depend- lai „ . . . , • , ,, • - elicited in reference to payment received poor nun, A fellow got upon the heavy iur proposed chronicle we shall in this * J ent upon easiness in the detail ot exjeu di Since 1 wrote you I have become very TO THE PUBLIC. o. . i o ,• 7 i. i „ . | by the tailoiesseg for work they are em- hrst number of toe Senti .el take a brief j J J moot' attached to San Francisco. It is swcil order walked in and commenced to iture than upon any degrees in the scalej ^L‘ s..rvey of the position of affairs, and truly i fdoyed *n * the only New Yol k out ol New York that W e issue to-day the first number of descant on the war, and red lining. This Gaurd against false associations of pleas u* believe that no more propitious day has A cloakmaker stated that she received i ever saw. Its commercial future is un­ the Bridjton Sentinel, a newspaper to oracle offired that of all who now enter ure with expenditure— the notion that be­ dawned upon our country, than the pres- {ov'? ccnts for In?,kin« a lady ’a cI«ak of mistakable— it will be the New York of ed the sen ice. not one in twenty would cause pleasure can be purchased with M be devoted to local intelligence, general cut. The sky is bright with omens 0f j t|Pe larS® size, the work; oceupy ing a day the Pacific border. Its climrte is the ne alive, in six months. lie was but the money, therefore, money cannot be spent ini news, literature, and the support of the .»ur future national greatness. In the and a ka^ ‘ 8omo sliirtmakeis present most Wonderful thing l ever imagined. representative of a class who are busily without enjoyment. What a thing costs Be great cause of the Union and its terri­ extreme smuh-west Gen. Banks has re remarked that all they receivod for mak It comes as near perfection as we shall engaged in scatering atrocious calumnies, a man is no true measure of what it i| th torial integrity. cenily landed a victorious army, which ing a dozen shirts was sixty cents the time ever find climate in the present life. I in regard to the government, for the pur­ worth to him ; and yet how often is his holds securely the shores of the Ilio. required, even with a sew ing machine, don’t know whether even body in the And we believe that in engaging in pose of keeping at home thuse who arc appreciation governed by no other stand-j rej Gr..i:de and cuts off all communication being a day and a half. Fine shirts East is as ignorant as 1 was, but most of this enterprise we shall meet a want o f willing to enlist. ard,us if there were a pleasuro in expeudJ tea .if the Confederacy with tho outer world brought them .$1 per dozen, all finished. them must have been while 1 was at home, a means o f public communication, felt A moments consideration will convince iture per se. Let,y ourself feel a want be. Sei in this quaiter. The union- feeling so Flannel shirts for four to six cents each 1 or 1 should not have bfceu taken so com­ any one ol the falsehood of such assertions. foro you provido against it. You ar* eec and acknowledged by all who have any 1< ng tuj j resed is showing itself again in j Overalls and drawers brought fifty cents pletely by surprise when l reached here, The number of those who have di d is but more assured that it is real want ; and it Co connection with our community. Bridg- Texas, and thousands of recruds arc has-' Per dozen— making six being a good days through never having heard what the cli­ a small percentage of those who have gone is worth while to feel it a little, in ordi* < ton has already become the chief center tening tn join his forces. At Chatanooga - W01 k‘ I hose employed in making boys mate of San Francisco was like. There to the war. The uni'drui ol the United to feel relief from it. When you are un- -pri o f business to a wide extent o f country where a bloody and indecisive battle had clothing said all they received for making are no seasons here— there is nothing but Slates', worn by voturmd volunteers is con­ j decided as to which o f tho two course CU; and its increasing trade and manufac­ given a gleam of hope to the enemy he ■ a w , ,, i i , . ■ . .. ! Quartre, Toe qualities of Hooker, Sher- pots who have the direction of the large by exposure to small currents of cold ai f ,, , rushing soda-fountain ; you never stand o f the Sentinel proposes to furnish such battlo. But wiieiover he may he Ins life; 1 . man, Thomas, Howard, Burnside, and manufacturing establishments would ex­ in rooms that might otherwise bo coi^ gasping on a narrow island of Iiouto- a paper and he is confident that he can is consonant with heroie measures, and was cite the indignation even of a railroad di- fortable and healthful: shadow, mopping your neck and forehead make it worthy o f the support o f all all l.is coming days will be enobled by Foster are known and appreciated by the all o nation. Bragg driven from all his posi- rector. Most of those who related their Persons who are habitualy exposed t ar with a handkerchief, gasping as you lead enlightened citizens. l.is sublime experiences. tien, and L mgstreet flying in confusion expei"ience at tlie meeting was young, cold, in the open air all day, or neaij the latest bulletin ol eun-rtrokes, or Although primarily devoted to the A dvertising. Whoever has examined from the siege of Knoxville, with a j women, but there were others present of so, are very seldom troubled with d feeling which sists in certain common drugs that may of Charleston, and there are doubtful ru­ posed, before the matter is done with. means of warmed air, ora large open fit ^ that baldichino of mourning cambric raf­ that gives must exercise an influence a rivii be had of any apotuec'ary. The New mors of unquenchable tires raging in this place, should be frequently aired. Tf' tered with whale-splinters and known as one way or another. A PROCLAMATION. i is fa \ork L ‘dger obtained its immense list of city of the damned. Some of the results best way to do this, and which will oc( an umbrella. It rains here, bet it also j Executive M ansion, We have deliberately chosen that subscribers which enables its proprietor tion the least possible danger of bej ^ as stops in decent season— heiore reminis­ of the war up to tho present time are as Washington, Doc. 7. 1803. £ to the extent of our ability we will give to drive the fastest hors is and 1 ive in the affected by streams of cold air, is to opr0nae< cences of Niobe and Noah have driven follows Maryland, Kentucky, aDd Mis­ Reliable information being rdfceived our aid to the government of t-he United most elegant style of any man in the occasionaly, a large window, or door ai11100 > you to a melancholy which grimly con­ souri quieted from all rebel disturbances. that the insurgent force is retreating Country, almost wholly by advertising. give the room a full and perfect airing'3 °^te templates its own extinction on some me­ States in its gigantic and so far success­ The Mississippi river opened to navigation from Erst Tennessee under circumstances Whenever a man has any good thin ;; to once. This process HioqIJ he frequeni The tropolitan itfud-hole, as the only refuge c f ful efforts for the crushing o f treason throughout its entire length. Louisiana, rendering it probable that the union forces dispose o! he cannot lose nr# APresidio and its fort, the preservers of erary Lde in Paris” is a tragical and Xi, the department o f news and gen­ the North. gratitude to Almighty God for this ad­ out it.— J. G. W . in Herald | San Francisco from che preserved, blots thrilling story u! a man of genius, in lie eral information, we shall present our The organization of Congress gives as­ vancement of the national cause. Heat/h. l ,,c Ge out Tumilpais and the other fine mountain French capital, who was obliged to de­ ___ „ limes. surance that the administration will not outlines which frown across the bay, and, readers each week with a resume of pend un l.is writings for support. (Signed) A. L incoln. General Lockwood, of Delaware, taj It w bo cm harassed by unfriendly legislation. together with sand-driving winds which whatever has oceured of interest in the ••Longfellow” by G W. Curtis, shows General Schcnck’s place temporarily.!pon t Schuyler Colfax one of the best known ^*3'Dr. Kimball inserts a card in thr bluster through the mis-named summer State, nation and world ai larg . a true appreciation of the most c-nupleto Russia has been true to us, though i1 tflls of this seasonless land, makes the city a W e shall endeavor to furnish occas­ master of the l’cetie Art in America. , . . . ,, intend in of residing amonz us. nray not have been true to the Pole. ,le ski , , i speaker ol tho llouso by a gratifying TJ fa ° i lie number contains numerous other ar- . . J o j a Before entering the army the Dr had bad place for patients of the phthisical, ional original articles of first cias'S Levi Short, the in venter ifthocelebir 111 bronchitic, or rheumatic class. In fact, tides from authors of the best repute. '“ -‘yuiiy. won the reputation of being one of the literary merit from various contributors. ed “ Greek Are,” died in Philadelphia 1 Ucr sufferers from ailments of either of these The t>tjl.li»],L*rs promise tlnit the lortl. , A 1>"setl.cr t.,0 « * » are eucl. that skillful sn geons i.. the State and hi. lx- The subject of Agriculture will receive Thursday. i A \ types cannot venture to stay hero two Cluing volume will c u la io feature.; I -* m- n tuaj cengtatulaie thuueeUea pericnce there has uo doubt increased liis on the e-utety of the nation’s cxistance. There were two or three anti-slav' f '' months. But the very worst Summer a share o f attention each week. W e which will greatly increase its interest ; efficiency. expect to make this department alone sermons in \Y ashington on Thanksaii18 1 ie weather here cannot be compared, at one cf these wi'l he a part of the transla­ A N ew M agaz;me. Messrs. Deacon & ^ O ] ilhamec advertisements of Messers. Nel- day. Some good even out o f Sodom. least for perfectibility of badness, with worth more than *he price o f a years tion of tho “ Divi i a Comedia” by Ling- Paterson, of Pniladelpbia, have published 'son & Graham, hiske' They think in Grant's army that t „ our eastern Autumn rains, our Spring subscription to all who are interested in fellow. the perspectus of a new monthly maga- j * T £ jo Btorms, or our Winter tempests. L’he the products o f the fluids. From ex­ zme, to be called the Lady’s Friend ; and I,. ^ ]t isdlfficuU ‘ n this age of popular are gcttinS the Confaderaoy so nan We invite the attention of our readers absence of all season boundaries and the is to edited by Mrs. lien.y Peteuson, as- ^ tuaturo t0 realize as a fact that at so that there is danger o f their big gi >U” changes and other sources we shall se­ to the adverti.-ement f O. L. Sanborn & perpetual oceurene of more or less genial olhet,d»er,,.e.,...,,t ;. u. L. „ * j ^ of contributors, “ mphrntivclj recent a period in the Ms- hitting Gilmore. lect whatever we deem best suited to » _ Eive 5 sunshine, breaking through even the d-s- U „ to he loiind elBwI.e,e m our col,! ’ lory of man as .ho fourteenth century , I here are 535,319 white males in 0 instruct and amuse. lots Ion-established ltji.se hits too,I,ties imM lttractire „ it J „ Uln „ am„ „ _ books were so rare us to bo worth their Prof< raaleat day by high noon or after, make iy, among . of the age _ of 21 years and over, and 9 Coming before the public under such lor lining bus.ness which enable it to offer rints 1 San Francesco, with its environs, the whom we notice the names of Mrs. Henry ''°'e -kt hi silvei. Those born to the on- blacks of the same age. circumstances, the proprietor o f this superior inducements to those \v ishi te. most wonderful fruit country in the l° j Wood, Mary liowitt, Marion iiarland, j (Mmcnt of wealth rarely reflect on the Let not our armies tulk about go obtain anything in their line. Itah world. journal expects a favorable reception *_____ . ___ | Virginia Tuwnsanci,Townsand, Margaret Hosmer,Hosmer toils that were involved in its accumula- into winter quarters. Let them go arricc From the Richmond Enquirer from an intelligent community who Persons needing advice in regard to Mrs. Denison, &e. This new competitor t*on ’ !lnL” exulting in its strength, the rebel quarters. probate matters cannot do It. tier than lor public lavor is to be elaborately ill us- ocnera*'0n> *‘lt3 heir of all other ages, 1 and REBEL TERMS OF PEACE. have heretofore so generously sus­ Gen. VV\ S. Smith is said to be Gra apply to A. B. Holden E-q, of tiie firm of ; trated with steel engravings, cob red • *S to ^orS°v ^low largely it is indebted Preju Save on our terms, icc can accept no tained every institution calculated to chief military adviser. Gen. S. is or ind li peace whatever, and must fight till dooms­ dissemanate knowledge and foster right Holden & Peabody. Mr. Hold-n has l.ad fashion plates, patterns, &c. Tiie fiMt to th® e*ert}ons of its ancestors for its the keenest military men of the day. long experience in the Probate eoiirt. number will commence with the new ; sllPer'01 and ^y^ what slow and labor- ten pe: day rather than yield an iota ot them ; principles. The price has been re­ Tiie new lands on tho Back Bay .j. lie is a gentleman every way reliable, of year. The terms are— L copy, one year, j W“8 ProC(;sses of thought the useful arts, The I and oui terms are : duced to the lowest mark at which it Boston have attracted so large a popi(ij_ ^ Recognition by the enemy of the inde­ first class ability, and remarkably eourte- g o. in advance; 2 copies, $ 3 ; 4 copies, whercon lts prosperity is founded, have can be made to cover the cost o f paper been brought to their present perfection. tion that it has been determined to bi ^ j pendence of the Confederate States. ous and affable in his business ^relations. . single copies, 20 cents, post paid. and the expense o f setting the type.— a handsome new market-house in (. Withdrawal of the Yankee forces from iction CsgrTho body of an unknown man was jp&'Wc send this number of the Sentinel. IST A convict, an inmate of the prison part of the city. Our subscribers will please to recollect ignii every foot of Confederate ground, includ­ recently found in a piece of woods in to all of the subscribers of the Reporter the I^cspiirre (Gironde) lias just attempted that there has been a general advance The big orgon in the Boston Mnsic ing Kentucky and Missouri. W aterlord, appearances indicate that the publication of which was suspended during | commit suicide from grief at seeing the o f all comodities, and that labor also is getting used to hard work, j Withdrawal of the Yankee soldiers from deceased came to Ins death by suicide, the past summer. Those not wishing’ to expiration of his long term of impnsoa- musicians insist upon giving concerts! is paid fully fifty per cent more than ment approach. He had became so ac­ Maryland, until that State shall decide Piipeis found upon him lead to the con- continue their subscription will please in­ it once or twice a week, and all tiie by a free vote whether she shall remain ever before. But desirous of plac­ clusion that he had traveled in the eastern dicate an arrangement between customed to his regular daily life that he in tlii pie run to hear. ti Uiam in the old Union or ask admission into the ing our paper within the reach o f every part of tho state lie was apparently ^ ll),:- Little and the Proprietor ot the Seati dreaded being again turned adrift on the nontln The Cleveland Loader says large lUn thi. Confederacy. single individual, we furnish it at the about sixty years of age. ncl, those who paid in advance for the Repor­ world. Ho had attempted to strangle ter will receive the Sentinel for the amount hers of colored inen have lately been J Consent on tho part of the Federal rate usually charged for such journals himself and to beat out his brains with a B£Sk*Artfnir's Iloine Magazine lias been due then. ing Ohio for Rhode Island, where 1: Oharh government to give up to the Confederacy stone, but neither of those means succeed­ before the advance o f prices. forwarded it is a number of marked abil­ bounties are paid to colored recruits. ai'3’ c its proportion oi the navy as it stood at 5y W e & r e happy to state that the ed, and lie was found by tho jailor lying ity, and will bo a welcome visitor at every the time of secession, or to pay for the fi^^During tiie present week a soldier Dancing School which opened at Davis's in a pool of blood, with his tongue pro­ If auy great artist wishes to get u fireside. See Advertisement. same. lately released from the Richmond hells Hall under the instruction of Mr. A. B. truding fiuin his mouth, his eyes starting painting to ho called the picture of d ' Yeilding up of all pretentions on the arrived at Paris. lie was emaciated and During a recent visit to Portland we Gee on Tuesday Evening last was a de­ from their sockets, and a large wound in lation, ho had better get the rebel Co!~ part of the Federal government to that Cadaverous from the (fleets of starvation, had the pleasure of stuping at the Com­ cided success. About fifty couple were tiie top of his head. He was removed to eracy to sit foj hftn. tsru :_ portion of the old territories which lies and confinement in loathsome dungeons, mercial House kept by Mr. N. J. Davis. present to greet our townsman Mr. Gee, tiie hospital, and is now considered out The democrats have carried Ila r^ f's^ H west of the Confederate States. and died before it was possible to take Persons going to the city will always showing their appreciation of his gentle­ of danger. probably through the aid of the ghwj”1 "-it An equitable settlement, on the basis him to his home in Sweden. The ears of find sumptuous entertainment at this manly qualities and efficiency as a teacher. the members of tiie Hartford Convert Rev. Samuel Souther of Worcester, of our ahso’ ute independence and equal northern men have been regaled with ex­ hotel. summoned up for that occasion only., ijy D r . Haskell continues to carry on Mass, was amoug the first to volunteer to w M^ear S rights, of all accounts of tho public debt hortations lrom certain quaters, to extend voting by blue light. iJtc,.s fo j y Phe damages caused by tiie recent tiie profession of Dentistry in our town. fill the quota of Mass; under the late call and public lands, and the advantages ac­ the olive branch to their erring brothers, freshet to roads bridges, dams have been Persons needing any thing in his line will Mr. Souther is a native of Fryeburg, and We shall be curious to hear wbftf[' La*,111 cruing from foreign treaties. but to our thinking the only terms offer­ w i t h o mostly repaired. We learn that tiie mill ol be sure to have their work done in a for several years has been employed as English papers will say of our late1/ rente These provisions, we apprehend, com­ ed to barbarians guilty of such atrocities Messrs. Chadwick & Booth bay will soon skillful and durable manner. city missionary. For tho past two years tones. The last L rndon Times recU,, promise the minimum of what we must should bo a drawn sword held to their y ° a I so be in operation again. he was a Representative in tiie legislature. in this country, thought it evident 'hem. require before we lay down our arms ; throats. jy T h e Continental contains political Oxford Democrat. the Federals could do nothing morru,Vl're that is to say, the North must yield all— jy G o d e y ’s Lady’s Book continues ns msiter, which elucidates various questions l ns« som D iphtheria. This fearful disease is fall. M of i, we nothing. great a favorite as ever. See Adveitise- oow before the public. An raging extensively at prison* in this The cochineal insect has been imported Tiie Grand Duke Constantine is J> >sition ment. Twenty-five thousand persons are engag- section, almost every day we hear of sev­ fy P erson s connected with our schools into England alive, and has been placed relieved as Governor of Poland, andM !I d in Peru in obtaining India rubber to eral deaths usually of children from this jy P otersou ’s received, Sec Prospec- will find something of interest in tiie in the Horticultural Gardens in Kensing­ travel abroad. General Berg takf,'^;” '^ ” upply th* foreign leip xvl, tu* Maine Teacher. ton by command of the Queen. place. 11" fi^ner T H E B E I D G T O N S E N T X N E E

The New York Commercial says that i i . ica: . jei jk. i r , The Magazin-' for t e Times. 0 a -L a \’ C D f o about 1,500,000 yards of prints, bought < A l il, A T The Atlantic Monthly! A Magazine of Literature, Art, and last Thursday aud Friday, in expectation Junction Free & Middle Sts., PISTE USOVS M.ULIZI Si*>! ° 4 & S 4 of au advance, are now being sold by job­ Politics, the woet,T'*e or.car ucmerv ron A I M » S © £ r U Wholesale Dealer in The best and Cheapest in the World. Scrofula and fjcr*ofulou3 Dice**-■"..w. bers at an average of one cent below mau- Is universally recognized as From Finery Fites, a y-elLknntrn merchant cf This popular m nithly Magazine will bo O.ijhrd, m nne. ulactnrers’ prices, If you wish to find a large Stock of Goods, Fine Chemicals, Pure THE BEST AMERICAN MAGAZINE. greatly improved tor 1864. It will contain “ I have sold large «,uai tilu-s of j our S/usapar- The present capable .Mayor of Boston, One thousand pages of Re ding ! Fourteen ii.i.a. but 1 ov er »(•; one Lome v 1 >eU lto-eu 01 the JL> IrLTLX THE THIRTEENTH VOLUME ileritetfelJoCt i.:.d lull uttislio- io,; !o ti.o.-o w i:o lot-t.' Mr. Frederick W.Lincoln, has been uom -; At Low Prices! splendid Steel Plates 1 Ihvelv ■ Col- 1 As us onr pcopie tn il, tiie then- ii£s Of tiie ATLANTIC commences with the oied Fashion Piates! Twelve iii‘fii t o nu 1 icilie nkc it Re lore it cun eojni,-,ut.it\ GENUINE MEDICINES, number fur January 1SG4 Its commence­ inat ed tor re-election by tie republicans. CONSISTING OF Colo.el ID lm wuik Put- Eruptions, i imp'en, J. lot lies, l ustu &s, ment affords tiie Publishers an occasion to Ulcers, acres ana all Diseases 01. tue Sain. Boston will honor herself m perpetuating English, French and American Per- say that ihe Atlantic ins att ■ ined a circu­ tfiiis! Nine Hundred Wuud Cuts ! From l!er. Itnht. Sh-aitou. Bristol, Fnglarid the rule of Mr. Lincoln. lation and prosperity never equalled by any fum ery and Twenty-four pages of Music! “ 1 oi.lv co in; jiuty to on uMi the ju.h.ic, when American magazine of its class I nud. inv testimony to f i.jtt you j ii b. ..->1; ol theme- The Missouri Senate has passed a bill Tiie prosperity of the Atlantic enables its 5 All this will be givjn for only TM 0 lien al viitues of your iSa i.pai*a U11.1.A My unugh- Fix. t-.y* i conductors to employ the must eminent tal­ DOLLARS a year, or a dollar less tlian -er. Heetl rt-i , l.iut iin Milieu: g l.uinOr il, lit-r curs, repealing the old law prohibiting whites 9 ent of the country in Us columns. All the eyes, in,it i.atr tor jeers, v.loci; we were unable to Apothecaries' Glass II arc, Foreign Leech­ M iguziiiCJ of tiie class ot ••Peterso-i** Its na usafajulla teaching slaves to read and write. Ihe GROCERIES, ROOTS, SHOES, best known writers in American liter.iture, cure uniii we tiied wnii . 81,e has es, Surgical Instruments. Trusses, contributing constantly to its pages, gives l>len well lor some lnoi.Cile ’’ Seuate on a test vote was tied or the Thrilling Tales and Novelettes Supporters, Braces, Elastic it the sole right to be known as our iiutionat From Mrs. .tone F Fire, u 11*11, hi own and much- Crockery, Glass, Iron. Hardware, Paints, magazine. Are tiie best | ublislied anywhere. All ihe esteemed Indy of /.'ehiiisidlle. < o)>e May t o , A second reading of the bill to cull a State Stockings, dpc, “ M. o:i'.u:,tei Inis Millet ed lot :i jeui pnst uitliB most popular writers are einot >yod to write -crolulmis nuptioi., w i.-ieii was very tronbicnniis Convention. Oils, and Dye Stuffs, —also— Tliii ATLVMH FOR 1804 originally for “Peterson.” In 1864, in ud- Notliii,Lratl<)itl-il imy ic.i,-l utiln we tried your Sar- sai'akm i.a. which scon corupit-tciy cured her.” The accumulation ol gold in Jtlio Sub- VARNISHES, PAINTS,OILS, Will be in no wise mferio- to the previous d ion to its uiual quantity of short >tories, . . . DCP^All kinds of Country Produce taken FOUR ORIGINAL COPYLUGII r NOVEL'S I'd From ( har’e.i P. Gt*ffe, Fsq . of il., tride/y-K'n own jinn Treasury of San rraneisco received tor in exchange for Goods volumes, but it will be tiie constant aim or e* that i know statue of the Goddess of Liberty has been T ^VXLOTilJSr G his New Romance in tiie columns ot the makcr. Also, several pages of Household c-i. lei,joy peilect health, ai.d v.ithotita ucubt owe it to yotl! 8AUSAPAKILLA ’ hoisted to its position on the dome of the Atlantic, commencing, probably, with the and otlier 11, ceipts. ESTABLISHMENT Godey's Lady’s Book ( February number; Erysipelas — Gsneral Dt bi!i*y - Purify the Capitol at \Y ashington. 1« is in three Over the Store now occupied by A. M.NEL- Il is the best Lady's ' agazinc in the world Diced. FOR 1804. IlEXllY WADSWORTH LOXGFEL- sections. All will be in position by the SON LO W will publish in the Atlantic some T ii Y IT FO R O N E Y E A i i . From hr. Fold. Ftticin, limislcen Sf., F ? Da A v e r : 1 seldom tail torem o.e Erupt ions and meeting of Congress. r .c‘‘9ons needing anything in that line are Great Literary and Pictorial \ear. Cantos of his Translation of Dante's . ••Divina Gommedfa” ; Srnfiiious Sores by the persevering use of your u ° ° ' invited to call, and as he has made arrange- --- TERMS— ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. Sa k sa f a iIii.l a . am! 1 l ave just now cured an at­ MRS. HARRIET BEECHER SIOIV tack oi Matty nan t Erysipelas with it. No altera­ The President has ordered that the mehts by which he expects to be able to fmr- The publishers of Gody’s Lady’s Book, One Copy, One Year, $2 00 , , , , , ,, ... . nlsh his customers with superior articles at thankful to that public which has enabled begins, iu th.- Januaiy number, a series of tive we possess equaiathe Ba r s a Fa k il i.a you hove stern law ot retaliation shall without reduced prices. [£p*Satisfaction given in him to publish a Magazine for the last thir- capital sketches, to be cout.nued through Three Copies, for Om- Year. 5 00 supplied to the ptdiession as wc-il a» to tiie people.” several months, with the title of ‘-House besitation be enforced, to avenge the alLcafc*- _ ty-four years of a larger circulation than Five C pies, lor One Y ar, 7 00 From J. E. Johnston, Esq , U’lWenirni. Ohio. ji_r.ic.TT- ii- c , . Bndgton, Dec. 12, 18G3. l-3m any in America, has made an arrangement and Home Papers, by Christopher Crow- Eight Copies, lor O .e Year, 10 00 “ For twelve years 1 had ti»e yellowErysir.eias on death of the first Lnion soldier ot what------.------with the most popular authoress in this field ; nty rigid aim. during wtiicii I trie- 1 tned'atl tiie cei- J. T. TRO WERJ DGE has written a New Premiums for getting up Clubs. i ebrated physicians 1 could leach, and took huiidreds ever color whom the enemy shall in cold J] < ^ Y\r J J) ^ country— |I of'-■» dollats’.ivua,;. worth vfuiiu «iof medicim’s Theii.c uiwreulcers werewnr nuso Novel, which will he commenced in the Three, Imvc, or Eight copies m ike a club, L-.-.d tiuit the eonts U-lt.ui - visible, and thy doctors blood destroy, or sell into slavery. ^ , _ . ’ MARION i i a u l a n d , Atlantic uring ihe next volume; at the above rates, a copy of the Magazine decided tlmt mv sit-in imW be rmptitaterf. I began « , £| I’ I* ( case is known to everybody iu this for 1864. This alone will place the Lady’s 306 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. | eoirnmu.ity, and excues tiie wonder of all.” was one of a family of thirteen children, 1 X T ' -j? XX O S S O £3 Book In a literary point of view far ahead a feature iu tlm late volumes el the At­ lantic. Specimens sent gratis, when written for. | From Hon. Henry Monro, M. P. P , of Xewcasttc. C. all ot whom lived to be over eighty years OF ALL KINDS , of any other Magazine. Marion Harhind If'., a leading nusnibtr or' the t 'amidfiil Farliann-nt. writes for no other Magazine. Our other Ej T lerms.— The Atlantic is for salejli}' " I have used -your Saksamkiua its my minify, of age; his father being the youngest, b r i d g t o n c e n t e r , . . . MAINE, favarite writers Will all continue to furnish all Book and Periodical Dealers Price, 25 for general debility, and lor purifying the biood, wills very boneiieiur rc.-nits. and ieei confiduiee iu v lived to tiie uncomfortable old age 0t | ----- ' ‘ articles throughout the year. cents a number Subscriptions for the year, $3 00, postage paid, (hub Prices.— Two ■nu commending it lo the afflicted ” : ’ ninety-six. The grandfather lived to Halters, Bridies, Collars, Whips. Blankets, I THE BEST I3t. Anthrr.y’s Firo, Here, Sait r.t'um , r.nd Surcingles, on hand or made to order, j Lad)fs Magazine in tUe worlJ, and the Copies for one year, $o,L0, and each, addit­ 1,1 % Dinety six and the grandmother to nine- 1 ional subscription at tiie same rate ; and an ALWAYS READY. f?ca d Head, Sere Fyes. GC?“ Repairing promptly attended to 1 cheapest. extra Copy gratis for every Club ol Ten From Il.trrey Hh-hu r, Esq., the aide t ditar cf tha ^ seven. Subscribers'; or Eleven Copies foi $25,00 I'uuchhaiuir.eh /Ji inocrat, h i. nsyirania. Bridgton, Dec. 12, 1862. l-lo ! THE LITERATURE Uir“ -lu all Clubs, subscribers pay their uO':r only fluid, about three wan, oi wne «t- B; Skating. The lovers of this beautiful ______I is of that kind that can lie read aloud in the own postage, 24 cent.; per year. tacked by pimples on Ids lorehead. They rapidly ed . - • . , I ' N«rr-rx tt . t .. family circle, and tne clergy in immense sprerd uiilil they formed a loathsome find’ virulent and invigorating sport have now an op-| D A V ID II A L E , numbers are subscribers for the Book. Specimen numbers sent gratis on receipt -oie. which covered Ids lace, and nctnaliy biissded portunity of exercising themselves in it. | t ilA m m ; m H „4 1 „ 1 THE MUSIC is all original,and original, and would of four cents lor postage. bis ey es for some day?. A skilful phy\- icist applied — /lttOf I lf} <111(1 f O iin sellor fit LllW, cost 25 cents (the price of the Book) in the TICKNUR & FIELDS. Publishers. HOLLOWAY'S OIYTVflblYT. nitrate of silver and oilier lensudics. vvsllsout any at> 135 Washington St. Boston parent etfst:. f or fifteen days veguardt-d bis liniids, . Impertinence often passes for wit BRIDGTON, .MAINE. music stores; but most of it is copyrighted, Long marches, sore and stiff joints, blis­ list with them be sbotiid tear open the icstering nad f among the vulgar. A rural editor h a v ------— ------I can“ °f obtii!ncJ J?,®*?*?.’ , tered and inflamed feet, all these the sol­ corrupt wound which covered hi.-whole face. Hav­ bt . ifi-iM n i M M n i . • •• n OurOur steel steel Engravings.Engravings All eflorts fo rival FAMILY DYE COLORS. dier must endure. MOTHERS REMEM­ ing tried every tiling else we had any hope ft om, we ing published a long leader on “ Hogs” j JOil.N fl. K IM B A L L , M, D,, ns in this have ceased, a.nd we now stand BER THIS, when your sons are grasping be.an giving'vonr 8aubapa UILLA*. ai.d eppiyissg alone in this department, giving, as we do, tisi iodide ot potash lotion, ns you direct, 'ike’sore a rival paper upbraided him for intruding: ~ . . their muskets to m- et danger ; think what many more, and infinitely better engravings Blark. Magenta. relief a single pot of this ALL HEAL­ began tc heal wiieii we had given ti e first Lottie, than are published in any other work. Dari B/ue, ( Maroon, and v.as wed when w<- hr.d fini-hed rlieeecoiid. Tne his family matters upon the public. b U i ^ o O D . v i A i i y S l C l c l I l j Orung l ING aNI) COOLING Salve will give to tiie child's eyalasln-s, which had e< me out. giew again, Ltg/.t Blue, 'a~, one you love when far away from borne and BRIDGTON, MAINE. Godey's Immense Double Sheet Fash- F m i, ami lie is uuvv as headhy and fair ns any other, "file Bashfulness is much more frequently French • friends It hardens and makes tough tiie whole neighbciiiDod piedicieU ti.f-t tlie chi d p..us» • ion-Plates. Llant Brin Purple, feet so that they can endure great fatigue. en, connected with good sense than assur­ Dari Bro'n 1(01,at Pur U From five to seven full length Colored Fash­ It sooths and relieves the inflamed apd stiff- cr.tl Mercurial Ei efisA. ance ; and impudenc, on the other band, xxiz Light “ Salmon, t-nef joints, leaving them supple, strong and nd ions on each plate. Other magazines Snuff “ Si-'-rl t, From Dr. ILravi Stoat. .-uii:.la relieved H a house can be found in Godey. one can use the Dye with perfect success night, exposed to drenching rains an ! chill hint Few eases r.:in he iom.d nuue iiiveteitite as.ii Ladies' Work Table. This department sh in this world should bo Ii is ancestor in „ ,, Directions in English, French and German, night njrv is often seized with VIOLENT (iistresriug than tin,, e..U it tuok ttveiai cozen bot- . . . , TENR.S, J. E ., Dealer in Shooks, Hoops, comprises engravings and descriptions oi Fa INS COUGH and Suflo nting Hoarseness t .e - to-on re bins. the skies. E.der born in glory— the jun- Barrels, Corn, Flour and W. I. Goods. inside of each packf ge every article that a lady wears. For further inform..(Lon in Dyeing, and first symptoms ot QUICK CONSUMPTION, Leu'.-orrlioca, VIhit.03, Fettiala Weakncrs, Model Cottages. No other magazine has ior in the household if the senior in giving a perfect knowledge what colors are hut if s;i,i;> i • l with HUl.LOvV A Y*S RILLS nr,-generally pi oduecci by issterntd Scrofulous Ulcer- jra this department. au.l nOLL )W.AY'S OINTMENT, all dan­ Heaven best adapted to dye over otheis, (with manv at ion, ntiri fir <* very otreii cased by the aiteimive i a valuable recipes,) purchase Howe A Stevens’ ger is averted, u few Pills taken night and elb-et of this 8aiu'-ai*akill.a. 8ome eases stniure, Fall Stock , 1863. TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE. A young man will compliment his Treatis on Dyeing and Coloring. Sent, by morning, and tiie Ointment briskly rubbed however, in mil of the b-AKSArxiuLLA, the skilful To any Post Office in the United States. mail on receipt of price,—10 cents. twice a (lay over the throat and chest will application of meal remedies. remove the SEVEREST PAINS, and stop sweetheart by telling her that her breath One copy one year, $3. Two copies one Manufactured by From the r-e'-'-foioini and v-idefy-celebrated Dr. ver 0. L. SAND BORN & CO., BOWER- STEVENS, tiie most distressing or DiNGERoUS Jac y locr.l tieaiiLent.” 1T0 Eleven copies one year, and an extra copy .."T r . SWESF3 the army supplies, although most valuable. A lady, unwilling to allow tiie publication cf bet though prateieable, must clear $ 10,000 Thcif Pd/I.S and OINTMENT have been ‘ name, writm: gill Book & Stationery Line to the person sending the club, $20 “ My daughter and my .-oil lm\* been cured c-r a per day before the shareholders can re­ And tiie only magazine that can fee in­ thorough!}-tested, they are the only reme­ all of which will be sold at the LOWEST Infallible Liniment, dies useil .n tiie European Gamps and Bar very dela-iiaTiup i.eneorvhorn of long standing, by troduced into the above clubs in place of the two boitic-s of your 8aksapahicla ceive 5 per cent, dividends. NEW YORK JO VEIN G PRICES. T II E rads; for over forty years l^r. Holloway Oh Lady’s Book is Arthur's Home Magazine. has sarplied all the Armi -s of Europe and Rheumatism, Gout Liver Complaltit, ys* Professor Bonelh’s electro-telegraph Special Clubbing with other Magazines: GREAT EXTERNAL frfSMEOY. during the CRI.Mi-BAN CAMPAIGN he estab ! Pep&ia Heart Disease, Neura *ia, M D i a r i e s f o r 1 8 6 4 stem, are rapidly prints four hundred legible letters a min­ Godey's Lady’s Book and Arthur’s Home FOR RHEUMATISM. GOUT, NEURALGIA lishsa a depot at Balaclava, for tiie exclu­ when caused hv Scrnfuda in the IN 30 DIFFERENT PATTERNS. sive sale of these GREAT REMEDIES — cured bv lius Ex t . Sa u s a p a u il i ute. Magazine, both one year $3 50. LUMBAGO, STIFF NECiv.tND JOINTS, Godey's Lady’s SPRAINS, BRUISES. CUTS a N L> many a time Iris special Agent then* has go 11 sold ovo'a ton in weight of the Ointment in Italy don’t allow her officers to get Full list of Philadelphia. New York, Boston a2ine b'oth one year for S4 50. WOUNDS. PILES. HEAD A MIR, AYER’S in and French Godey, Harper and Arthur will all three AND ALL RHEUMATIC AND a single'Hy. These terrible and fatal cne married; 1, 200 of them have transgress­ be sent one year, on recept of $6 00. NERVOOUS DISORDERS. miss of the SOLDIER IN CAMP,3 CATHARTIC PILLS PII(. TOGRA Pli ALBUM<, DIARRH EA, D VS ENTER A'. SCl’RVY, posses? so many advantages over the otlier pur­ ed and are to be court martialed. Be careful and pav the postage on your letter. Address, Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut, SORES, A 'D SCKOFLLOl ERLP. gatives in tiie market, and their superior virtues •ant ! making almost an endless variety of st3'lc TICKS- aH disappear like a charm before Prejudices are like rats, and a man's . and sizes. L. A. GOOEY. are so universally known, that we need not do >ne 223 Chestnut St . Philadelphia. The great natural Bone Better. thfge PILLS and OIXTLENT, and now, more than to assure tiie public their quality is mind like a trap ; they get in easily, and while the cry rings Hi rough the land. THE Dr. Stephen Sweet, o f Connecticut, maintained equal to the best it ever lias been, then perhaps can't get out at all. and that they may lie depended on to do all A SLW.XG-M RHINE GRATIS. To A rms ! To / rms !! iv i Is known all over the United States. Do not 1st tnese brave men perish by dis- [ that they have ever done. The Duke of Clarence in 1825 told tho Juvenile Department Prepared by J. C. AYER, M. D., & Co., Dr. Stephen Sweet, o f Connect icut, ease, place in their hunds these PRECIOUS j lul‘ Duke of Weimar that steam-vessels is especially full. Everything and anything The Publishers of the Saturday EVEN Lowell, Mass., and sold by bui REMEDIES that will enable them to rc-^ Is author of Dr Sweet's Infallible Liniment. sift the dangerous exposure, the Fever, tiie S. hi. TIAYDON, _Bridgton ; LUKE BRO}} N, * r M. *n P Ir " * 11 L(VU UVellv.) r . t i t r A ’ 1 n”Hs^"eetA Infallible Liniment the wounds which they cannot North Bridgton j SILAS BLAKE, Harrison, inction— ol- e tne-x seu-water — would *■ necessar- Bound Books and ■ Paper“ and ' i Linen ' Toys," ty Dollars, one of D o 0 ..CC1S lmauioie muiuieui avoid, end what is m-ore, cannot frequently .. , ! ect succor in tiie moment of need, whereas ily ignite the paddles! arc iu this stock- Wheeler cj- Wilson's Celebrated Rh4nmati3m and neve • if our brave men have .rniv to put the’ r • Hi BR. SWEET’S INFALLIBLE LINI- Annuals,Poets,Elegant Gift Books SEWING-MACHINES. D r. Sweet's Infallible Liniment hands into their Knapsacks and find there lU ENT FOR HORSES is unrivalled by any, * a sure remedy for all the casnlties of tiie in all cases of Lameness, arising from s wi Dcaiijs in rich and handsome bindings to suit ever}' suclt as they sell for Forty-five Dollars. The Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia. battle field. Itow many shouaand of lives Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect is taste. The stock comprises the best English Machines will be selected new at the Manu­ would thus be saved wiio would otherwise magical and certain. Harness or Saddle ) pe In ♦!»!« / 1 A on T I * .. , f» dliuand XVITlOllCUnAmerican plipublications, IJllUtl LI U U S', justI UO u boughtUUU^iili <1 at u factory in New York, boxed, and forwarded Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment perish before relief could le obtained. Galls, Scratches, Mange, Auctions, aud will be sold LOW. be easily prevented and cured in their inci­ mium, wc prefer that the thirty subscribers D r. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment CAUTION t—None are genuine unless pient stages, but confirmed cases are beyond nUI In this town, Nov. 30, Lj’dia, wife of should be prdcureu at the regular terms of i lel^vuben Riley, aged 5!) years, 8 months. the words “ IIoi.low ay,New-York and Lon­ the possibility of a radical cure. No case of English Bibles, $2 each, but where tin's cannot he done they Best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises. don,” are descernable as a Water ma ri in the kind, however, is so desperate or hope­ In this town, Dec. ubl, couuter- Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment gratis. V V and Shoe Maker, North Bridgton. STOCK dp EXCHANGE BROKER, nd II H. HAY, Druggist, Portland. Me, Apply to Naval Rendezvous foot of Ex- Is for sale by all Druggists Price 25 cents ikc3 80 General Agent. 2D E.veiiau^v Si., P urtlaul, M e. c atige street. J. P. HEATH, 7 OGG, ALBERT. Tanner and Currier. .'ersale by respectable dealers in medi- ENTON, ALFRED, Shoe Maker, Cus­ RICHARDSON & CO 11 Bridgton Center, Maine. Bark wanted. febl’63 **m. generally. lG.n ] 3m Recruiting Officer. B tom Work fo order. Boarding House. Sole xropn'etor0., Korwlst Ct. T H E BBIDGTON SENTINEL.

BEAT ’ EM ALL. The Early Physical It ga.eracy of ^griuiltural {Department SALISBURY iiLOIS. 6c C O ., F R I E N D S a n d RELATIVES The Rev. Solomon Stoddard, of OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE NO. 3? D3EANCE ST., BRAVE SOLDIERS AND \ SAILORS. Just Published by Dr. Stone, COVERING MAM'RE. Northampton, the ancester of all the Physician to the Troy Lung and llygieni Stoddards— and a troop they are o f The SpringGold Republican reports Institute. worthy sont o f a worthy sire— had a A Treatise on the Cause o f Early Physical the discussion o f farmers at a late ses­ Decline of American People, the cause o. 67 WEYBOSSET STREET , I f l ^ blach boy in his employ, who was, like Nervous Debility, Consumption and Mai sion o f the Connecticut River Harvest asmvs. the most o f black poys, full o f fun and This work is of a high moral tone, writtci Club at which, PROVIDENCE R. 1. mischief, and up to a joke, no matter at HOLLOWAY’S PILLS in chaste yet thrilling language, and appeal “ One ot che Granite State farmers directly to the moral consciousness of ai proprietors of F «r Bnt*. M kc.l P ir « f r » Ti whose expense. He went with the par­ And OINTMENT. parents aDd guardians especially, dctailln present said he plowed under coarse scientific and reliable aids and treatment fi Buga. AlulIitO)iii Furr, W c s lh n ,, It lu»«-cta — ■- gin.” But as the good old man rode et. Heart and Shell Chaims, and G Band the liver and stomach, and thus remove all symptoms only. sons. The continuous electric earth-cunt usualy roots deeper than corn. A Brae lets :—all for Fifteen Dollars. A col­ tbe acrid humors from the system, however Dr. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy has more to do with feeble or excited nen I deranged, while health and strength follow Lung and Hygienic Institution, is now en piece of clayey loam subsoiled by him , into line they cried “ Go ’ ’ and away lection of this kind, when placed in t .e :han many people are aware of. hands of any one of ordinary intelligence, as a matter of course Nothing will stop gaged in treating this class of modeiL mal­ went the mare with the reverend rider the relaxation of the Bowels so sure as adies with the most astonishing success.— Why the Hair turns Cray, and bow It ^ 15 years ago has ever since borne two' ought to retail for at least One Hundred be restored for a Jew years, If it comment Thi Dcllais ! t^is famous medicine. The treatment adopted by the Institution is- sticking fast, like John Gilpin, but new; it is based upon scientific principles, lo change tally in life, and bow to pm( EFFICACIOUS REME­ Pnmiumsto be obtained, without pc) leaves, felt himself not only more boats without any extra charge. DIES which we are enabled to introduce in­ Fare from Fryeburg $2.00, from Bridgton iate relief in every case, however distressing any money for tin m For Parllituais, sprightly than usual, but such was the ,r ]'® ^ av® .aV t1,e facilities for J0Ij. It will relieve tlie worst cases of HE \1»- to our practice, and tbe public may rest as­ the “ Miiror ol Fashions.” or Bind lor a , ° ' l WORK winch are to be found this side, of Center, North Bridgton and Harrison. $1.75 sured of the same zeal, assiduity, SECRCRY cular- Down tickets to be had of the driver Up ACHE in three miuute3 and is warranted vigor imparted to his mind by these Boston, and shall endeavor, at all times, to , ,, , . to do it. and attention being paid to their cases, see that the work is promptly and faithfully tickets for ilari is ui, Bridgtonand i- ryeburg which has so successfully distinguished us leaves, that his meditations became exm-nted. sol i at the Grand Trunk Railroad Depot. TOOTHACHE also will it cure instantly Th« FOR NER /OllS DEBILITY AND GEN­ heretofore, as a Physician in onrPECULIAR fTIERRIELE DINCLO.MRrs I Portland. You will have to pay $2.00 for 7 So more fluent, pithy and exulted, and ERAL L'SSITUDE arising from impru­ department of professional Practice fo r the X « KL1 S FURJ <■ 14 1IIIL 111: MILLIONMII LKI.V. up tickets, and it yo . stop at Harrison .,r vast twenty-jive years. 01II ESIABUSMILXT Bridgton, the driver will pay you back 25 dence or excess, this Liniment is a most A most valilunblc and wi m'eilul j ullii af without any lassitude. The preacher cents. happy and unfailing remedy. acting di­ F rench Female Pil l s. Ladies who wish A work ofI •4( 0 png< s. ami 30 col* r< d i na J. B STOWELL. ) rectly upon the Nervous tissues, it strength­ for medicines, the efficacy of which bas been ings DK.l. HUNTER’S YADEMFf III was not wanting to acquaint his disci­ tested in thousands of cases, and never fail­ J. W. FOWLER, | Proprietors, ens and revivifies the system, and restores it original and pojular treatise on Man Has ail the necessary material lo do first- to elasticity and vigor. ed to effect speedy cures without any bad re­ Woman, tlnir lhjsiolcpv. Functions,- ples with the excellent virtues o f these class work, and we intend, at all times, to J. W. FOWLER. Driver Bridgton, Dec 7th 1863 48tf FOR PILES.—.is an external remedy, wo sults, will use none but Dr. DeLaney’s Fe­ Sexual disorders ol -vuy’ kind, wiih a shrubs, and accordingly the use o f them ke'-P UP with tlie Improvements and claim that it is the best known and we chal­ male Periodical Pills. Thc only precaution failing Remedies f< r Ibeii speedy i uie. , . New Type, and give our customers as good lenge the world to produce an equal Every necessary to be observed is, ladies sbou.d practice of DR H l'M LR 1 rs long 1 beoamo universal. j work as can be secured. victim of this distressing complaint should uot take them if they have reason to believe and sli’l is. uni-rinded, lnt at tlie eat Dentistry give it a trial, for it will not lail to afford they are in certain, conditions (the particu­ solieitations ol nun-cions piisens, be Tiie F uture of the Horse. T h e 1 ------immediate relief, and in a majority of cases lars of which will be found on the wrapper been induced to txitnd his ntdbal ns U wiil effect a radical cure. accompanying each box,) thobgh always ness through tbe medium of Ins “ Y AH draft upon the serviceable horses o f tve are prepared to execute, in the best aafe and healthy, so gentle, yet so active are Cl'M.” It is a volume that should be il Dr. Haskell, QUINSY AND SORE THROAT are they. the country has been so great, that the 8tJ’le ol tlie Ar1, sometimes extremel/ malignant and dan­ hands ol every lamily In the land, as a T< ILL be found by those who wish bis gerou s, but a timely application of this Price $1 per box. They can be mailed to vc ntative of secret viol Likeness of Dr Stephen Sweet on hook showing the insidious progress and pre­ copy lor perusal. The propel siudy efi Ai that will do good service and command Cards, Professional Ords, &c , Ac., lished as a warning and for ihe especial every label, and also “ Stephen Sweet’s In- valence among schools, [botli male and fe­ kind is Man. This valuable work is i* benefit of young men. and those who suffer fallible” blown in the glass of each bottle, male! of this fatal habit, pointing out the and sent 1 ortb for tlie benefit of suffi good prices.— Ohio Farmer. with Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, without which none are genuine. I fatality that invariably attends its victims, As cheap as at any other establishment this humanity. It treats in simple langung W P remature Decay, Ac.. Ac., by one who RICHARDSON A CO. and developing thc whole progress of tlie all the diseases ol Error, including 8il side of Boston. has cured himself by simple menus, after be­ I disease, from the commencement to the end. Scratches in H orses. C. G. Siewers, Sole Proprietors, Norwich, Ct. Weak near, Noivous Debility. Indipee ing put to gieat expence and inconvenience | It will be sent by Mail on receipt of two Melancholy, Insanity, Walattng Peray, Campbell county, Ohio, gives his ex­ | [ 3 j cent stamps Ai through the use of worthless medicines pre­ EDWARD P. BANKS potency, Ac., Ac,—giving safe, speedy, perience as follows :— “ The best reme­ scribed by learned doctors. Single copies 1 Attendance daily, from 8 in the morning effectual prescriptions for their pein't nmy be h id (free) of the author, C. A Lam­ til] 9 at night, and ®n Sundays from 2 till 5 dy I have ever tried is to walk the horse PRINTING! 72 Exchanoe St., Portland. cure, together with much va’uab.e info Cl bert, Esq., Greenpoint Long Island, by en­ P. M. tion. All who favor me with a ilesii up and down in running water .two or closing an addressed envelope Address Medicines with full directions sent to any read my work shall receive a sample three times a day, for a few days, this CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Gbkenpoint, part of tlie United States or Canadas, by pa­ by return mail, free of charge. Tb DONE WITH Lono Island, New Y'ork. 28:3m tients communicating their symptoms by always cures my horse. The cause I Addrcs, John B (Jcdcn, M. D- Spectac es! letter. Busincsscorrcspondencestrictlycon­ No 60 Nassau Kt., New I ascribe to a filthy stable, as my horse fidential. S. M. II A IUION, CALL AbD Dr. L’s Office s still located as estab­ At never gets th ; scratches, unless l em­ Blue, Black, Green or Red Ink, lished under the name of DR. LA CROIX, at J O H N K DOW’S ploy a certain lazy farm hand in the ATTORNEY AT LAW, K7- S 3 2-33 No. 31 Malden Lane, Albany, N Y Ty4G H r C.Marine & Life lasur <.u ce Agei So neighborhood for a makeshift; he and BRIDGTON, MAINE. Portland, Feb 1st, 1863. 6m Corner of Exchange &. Mllh SK the scratches come together.” Orviri: over A. i/ R. H. Dari*’ Rtor® .tor printing office. febr63*6tn PORTLAND, I 7&Q OR MORE COLORS Ac