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The Eastern Mail (Vol. 02, No. 09): September 21, 1848
Ephraim Maxham
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T//« Mail it puUithed every Thursday Morning with the young man, were neter a moment from BRIEF LIST OF THE CHIEF June I7i George Washington elected rations, making topographical sketches as they his face. As for him, his embarraement ih her concern at an advance of over ten thousand WINGATE’S BUILDING, commander-in-chief of tlie American At-* dollars. A few days since he teturned to Mis Went, until they reached the southern extrem presence was never more complete, and he be EVENTS IN THE HISTORY OF THE MAIN STREET, (Oppobite Dow & Co.'s Store.) my. souri, where he has stores, lead and coppei ity of the sea, where the most wondetfnl sight trayed the secret that was in his heart even UNITED STATES. 1776. Boston evacuated by the British troops. mines, &c., all in the full tide of successful op that they had yet seen awaited them. while he felt most earnest to conceal iti Con TERMS. lo64. §t. Augustine, Florida, the oldest town ,__L. July 4th, Congress declares the United eration. All these results have been achieved “In passing tho mountain of Uzdom (Sod If paid in advance, or within ont month, Sl,flO scious of this, he excused himself and retired Colonies to be free and independent by individaal sagacity, aided by unyielding om) we unexpectedly, and much to our aston 08 soon,as It was possible to do so. in tlie United States, founded by the Span If paid within six montha, - - 1,73 iards. ' Stales, perseverance. Meanness and parsimony have ishment,” says Lieut. Lynch, “ saw a large If paid within tlio year, .... 2,00 Kate sat thoughtful for sometime after he had 1584. Virglhia visited by Sir Walter Raleigh 1777. Thirteen ‘articles of confederation and iiad no share in tlie success we have recorded, rounded, turret-shaped column, facing south Country Produce received in nay'ment. leftl Then rising up, she went with a firm perpetual union,’ adopted^ A British sr-' foi our hero is as open-handed as a prince.— east, which proved to be of solid rock salt, cap step to her father’s room, and so named in honor of Queen Eliza my under General Burgoyne-, surrenders His generosity is unlimited, ns more tlian one ped with carbonate of lime, one mass of crys ‘I have found out,’ she said, speaking with beth. A colony of 107 persons were left i{li0cellan|j. there in 1585, but relumed to England to the American General Gates, at Sara* person, who owes all bb }>03sest03 to his friend tallisation. Mr. Dale took n sketch of it, and great self composure, ‘the reaso;;^ why Edwin toga, Oct. 17. ly munificence, can testify. Dr. Anderson and I landed, with much difli- persists in going away.’ next year. THE MAIDEJil’S CHOICE. 1602. Voyage- of Gosnold, who discovers 1781. Another British army, under Lord AVe have written this little history for the oulty, and procured specimens from it.” ‘Ah I What is the- reason, Kate ? I would Cape Cod. Cornwallis, surrenders at Yorktown, Oct. advantage of all such as are disposed to sit 'Tlie party circumnavigated the lake, return give much to know.’ y By Kata Sutherland. 1603' Voyages of Pring and Gilbert to Vir 19. down in dispair and rail at fate for such dis ed to their place of departure, and brought ‘He is in love,’ replied Kamtorornptly. 1783. Definitive treaty of peace between back their boats in as complete order as tliey ‘In love ! How do you kno^^at ?’ ginia. appointments in life as are more properly to Kate Darlington was a belle and a beauty, Great Britain and the United Stales, sign be ascribed to indoIence.-~-[Trenton State received them at New York. They were all ‘I made the dlscovei^ to-night.’ 1607. The Jirsl permartent English settlement Ga and had as might be supposed, not a few ad in North America, made in Virginia, and ed at Paris, Sept. 3.. The American ar zette. ■ in fine health. This is a specimen of the skill, mirers. Some were attracted by her person, ‘Love should keep him at home, not drive my disbanded and Washington resigns his system, and discipline of tlie American oaryl him away,’ said Mr. Darlington. the place named Jamestown in honor of som,e by her winning manners, and not a few James 1. commission, Dec. 23. ■ The Clock at Tanoieks.—The Moors, No qAiion in the world has such a service.-— ‘But he loves hopelessly,’ returned the mai unlike their partially enlightened brethren of by the wealth of her family. But though 1620. The first settlement in New England, 1787. A convention of delegates from all the 'The time is coming when it will give proofs of sweet Xate was both a belle and a beauty, she den. ‘He is poor, and the object of his regard States except Rhode Island, meet at Phil the East, proliibit the Cliristian and the Jew that fact palpable to the most dull understand belongs to a wealthy family.’ by a colony of English Independents, who was a shrewd, clear seeing girl, and had far embarked from Leyden, and landed on adelphia, May 25tli, and having elected from entering a mosque or otlier places conse ing- more penetration into character than belles And her friends will have nothing to do Wiisliington president, they proceed to crated by the law of the prophet, under .-pain Thanks to tho good management of Lieut. with him.’ the 2l8t of December at a place they na and beauties ate thought to possess. For the med Plymouth. frame a federal constitution for a general of death, or embracing the faith of Islam. A Lynch, tlie whole coal of this scientific csiplo* whole tribe of American dandies, with their l am not sure of that. But he formed an government, which is adopted Sept 17. droll instance of this occurred some years ago ration of the Dead Sea (except, of cource, the acquaintance with the young lady under cir 1622. First permanent Dutch settlement in disfiguring moustaches and iniperials, she had New Netherlands, afterwards the State of 1788. The Constitution ratified by all the at Tangier. ■ cost of equipage and maintenance of the crew a most hearty contempt.. Hair neifer made up cumstances that would niake it mean, in his States, except North Carolina, which ac The clock at the ‘ Jaman Keeler,’ the great of tho ship) was but seven jiundred dollstra. eyes, to urge any claim upon her regard.’ New York, at Fort Ofange, afterwards with her, for the lack of brains. Albany, and New Amsterdam, afterwards cedes to it in 1789, and Rhode Island in mosque at Tangier, being much out of order, From the letters of Lieut. Lyncli, quoted by But, as she was an heiress in expectancy, Then honor as well as love takes him needed some skilful craftsman to repair it.— Liutonant Maury, we transcribe iho following away.’ tlie city of New York. The Dutch had 1790, The first settlement in Ohio made and moved in the most fashionable society, and erected a fort and factory in this region at Marietta by emigrants from New Eng None, liowever, of the ‘ faithful ’ were compe interesting facts elicited by tho exploration: ■was, with all, a gay and sprightly girl, Kate, Honer in fact; not love. Love would make land. {^Ohip now (1848) contains nearly tent to the task, nor could they discover wlmt “ Tho bottom of the northern half of this him stay,’ replied the maiden With a sparkling in 1615. as a natural consequence, drew around her the 1628. Tlie town of Salem, Massachusetts, two millions of people.] part of the macliinery was- deranged, thoggli sea is almost an entire plain. Its ineridinnal gilded months of society, not a few of whom eye, and something of proud elevation in the 1789. The first Congress under the new Con many jiut forth their opinion with great pomp lines, at a short distance from tlie slioro, scarce tones of her voice. ■ founded. got their wings scorched, on approaching too 1634.. Maryland first colonized by Lord Bal stitution meets at New York, March 3d, and authority ; among the rest one man grave vary in depth. Tbo deepest soandings, thus near. A faint suspicion of the truth now came and Washington is declared President of ly declared that a ,/«■«, or evil genius, had, in far, 188 fat||iom8, (1,128 feot.)_Ncnr the shore stealing on the mind of Mr. Darlington. timore, who receives a grant of territory Many aspired to be lovers, and some, more from Charles I, the United States. » all probability, taken up its abode within the tho bottom 18 generally an incrustation of salt,- ardent than the rest, boldly pressed forward ‘Does tlie lady know of his preference for her?’ 1791. Vermont admitted Into the Union. clock. Various exorcisms were accordingly but the intermediate one is soft mud with many he asked. 1636. Rhode Island colonized, and Provi and claimed her hand. But Kate did not be 1692. Kentucky admitted into the Union; essayed, sufficient, as every true believer sup rectangular crystals—mostly cubes—of pure ‘Not through any word or act of his, de dence founded by a party from Mas.saohu- lieve'in the doctrine that love begets love in setts under Roger Williams. 1794. Treaty of ComhierCe with Great Brit- posed, to have expelled a legion of devils—yet suit. At one time Stellwi^er’s lend brought all cases. Were this so, it was clear that she signed to communicate a knowledge of the fact,’ — a in negotiated by Jay. all in vain; the clock continued dumb. A up nothing but crystals. replied kate, her eyes falling under the earnest 1638. The colony of New Haven, (Connecti would have to love half a dozen, for at least cut,) founded. 1796. Tennessee admitted into the Union. • Christian clock maker, a ‘ cursed Nnzarene,’ “ Tbo southern half of the sea is us shallow ' that number came kneeling to her with their look bent upon her by Mr. Darlington. 1797. John Adams, President of the United was now the sole resource; and such a one ns the northern one is deep, and for about ouc- ‘Has he made you his confidant ?’ • A colony of Swedes on the Deleware hearts in their hands. States. Washington again retires to his fortunately was sojourning in Tangief—‘ the fourlh of its entire lengtii the depth does not ’No sir. I doubt if the sehret has ever pass —soon after incorporated witli the Dutch Mr. Darlington was a merchant. Among of New Netherlands. farm at Mount Vernon. city protected of the Lofd.’ He was from Ge exceed three fathoms, (eightwn feet.) Its his clerks was the son of an old friend, who, ed his lips.’ Kate’s face was beginning to 1799. Death of Washington. noa, and of course, a most pioUs Cliristian; southern bed lias presented no crystals, but tho crimson, but she drove back the tell-tale blood 1643. Union of the Colonies of Massachu in dying some years before, had earnestly sol setts Bay, Plymouth, New Haven, and 1800. Seat of the Federal Government re how, then, were- they, the faithful followers of shores are lined with incrustations of salt, and icited him to have some care of the lad who, with a strong efibrt of the will. moved to the village of Washington. the prophet, to manage to employ him ? The when we landed at Uzdom, in the space' of an ‘Then how came you possessed of iti" inquir Connecticut, under the style of the United at hi.s'death would become friendless. In ac- Colonies of New England. 1801. Jefferson, President. clock was fixed in the wall of the tower, and it lioiir, our foot prints were coated with crystal cordiindce with this last request, Mr. Darling ed tlie father. 1802. Ohio admitted into the Union. was, of course, n thing impossible to allow the lization, The blooispame back to her face with a 1663. Carolina granted by Charles II. to ton took the boy into his counting-room ; and, Lord Claredon and his associates; setile- 1803. Louisiana ceded to the United .States. Kaffer to defile God's house of prayei* by hit “ The opposite siiorcs of the pcuinsula. and in order that he might, with more fidelity, re lead sewthat her dark 1806. Expedition nnder Captains Lewis and sacrilegious steps. the -sest coast, present evident marks of dis glossy curls fell overarid'^^rtry concealed it. menla made at Albe.rmarle, -Port Royal deem his promise to'the dying father, also re and Charlestown (1664—1671.) Clarke, to the Pacific; sept by the Uni- The time-keeper, Moakkeed, reported tlie ruption. " ceived him into his family. In a moment or two she had regained her self- ‘'Twd States Government. difficulty to the kady; and so perplexed the “ There are unquestionably birds and insects possession, and looking up, she answered— 1664. Charles II. grant* to the Duke of York, Edwin Lee proved .himself not ungrateful afterwards James II. the country extend 1807. The Chesapeake American frigate grey-bearded dealer in law and justice by tlie upon tlie sea, for we have seen them—but can for the kindness. In a few years he became Secrets like this do not always need oral or boarded, and some of her men seized and intricacy of the case, that, after several hours not detect any living tiling within it; altliougli written language to make them known.— ing from Connecticut to the Delaware, one of Mr. Darlington’s mt^t active, trustwor and an English force takes possession of carried off by the British frigate Leopard. of deep thought, the judge confessed he could the salt streams flowing into it contain salt fish. thy and intelligent clerks; while his kind, mod Enough father, that I have dicovered the fact 1812, The above, and many similar aggres not come to a decision, and proposed to report I feel sure tliat the results of this survey will that his heart is deeply imbued with a passion New Amsterdam, which is named I^w est, gentlemanly deportment at home, won the York. Jn the same year, the Duke of sions having been remonstrated against upon the subject to the kaid, advising that a fully sustain the scriptural account of the cities fovor and confidence of all the family. With for one who well knows his virtues—his pure without success, and Great Britain still meeting of the local authorities should be call of the plain.” true heart—his manly sense of honor—with York grants a part of this tract t5 Lord Edwin, Kate grew up as with a brother. Their claiming the right of searching American ed. ‘ For, in truth,’ said tlitf kudy, ‘ I perceive He thus speaks of Jordan: “Tlie Jordan, passion for one who looked ujion him till now Berkely and others, by the name of No intercourse was of the most frank and confiding va CoBsarea, or New Jersey. The first vessels, and taking away all who might be that the urgency of the mutter is great. Yes 1 altliough rapid and impetuous, is graceful in character. as a brother, but who henceforth must regard 1 myself will expound our great dilemma to the him with a different and higher feeling. representative assembly was held in New suspected of being British subjects. War iu windings and fringed with luxurmnce, while But there came at last a change. Kate, York in 1683. against Great Britain is declared by Con kaid.’ iu waters are sweet, clear, cool and refreshing.” from a graceful, sweet-natured, affectionate Kate’s voice trembled. As she uttered the gress, June 18. [Madison, President.] The kaid entered feelingly into all the diffi last few words, she lost control of herself, and 1679. New Hampshire, which had been gran After the survey of the sea, the party, pro girl, stopped forth almost in a day, it seemed ts in 1662 to John Mason and Sir Per- Four British frigate* captured by the culty of the case, and forthwith summoned the ceeded to determine the height of tnouniains to Edwin, a full grown, lovely woman, into bent forward and hid herself upon her father’s Americans. other authorities- to his imrcli, where various arm. dinando Gorges, and had been governed on its shores, and to run a level thence via whose eyes he couldn’t look ns steadily as before, by Massachusetts, now receives a'sepa 1813. - British naval force on Lake Erie cap propositions were put forward by the learned Jerusnluin to the Mediterranean. They found and upon whose beautiful face he could no Mr. Darlington, as might well be supposed tured. members of the council. was taken altogether by surprise at so unex rate Government. the summit of the west bank of tlw Dead Sea longer gaze with the calmness of feeling he had 1681. William Penn, having received a char 1814- Washington taken, and tlie public One proposed to abafidon the clock nltogctli- more than one thousand feet above its surface, until now enjoyed. pected an announcement. 'The language used buildings and libraries burnt by the Brit er; another would lay down boards over which by his daughter needed no interpretation. She ter of the territory between Maryland and very nearly op u level with the Mediter For awhile, Edwin oould not understand the ish.' ^ the infidel miglit pass witliout touching tlie sa ranean. wa.s the maiden beloved by his clerk. and the Deleware, conducts there a body reason of this change. Kate was the same, of emigrants, chiefly Quakers, and found British fleet on lake Champlain cap cred floor; but this was held not to be a suffi “ It is a curious fact,” says LieOt. Maury, to him ; and yet not the same. There was no ‘Kate,’ said lie, after a moment or two of tured. cient safeguard; and it was finally decided to hurried reflection, this is a very serious matter, ed the city ofPhllad’a. “ that the distance from the top to tlie bottom distance, no reserve on her part; and yet, when 1690. French and Indian war in Canada.— 1815. The British army defeated at New Or pull up that part of the pavement^ on' which of the Dead Sea slioiild measure tlie heights he came into her presence, ho felt his heart Edwin is only a poor clerk, and you—’ leans. the Kaffer trod, and whitewash tlie walls near ‘And I’—said Kate, rising up an^ taking Several of the English settlements des of its banks, the elevation of tho Mediterrane beat more quickly; and when she looked him troyed. Treaty of peace (which had been sign which he passed. an, and the difference of leVel between tho bot steadily in the face, his eyes would droop, in the words from lier father—^‘and I am the The Chrisliun waa now sent for, and told 'tiaughter of a man who can appreciate what is 1699. French settlement on the Mississippi, ed at Ghent, Dec. 24, 1814) ratified by tom of tlic two sftis, and that tlio depth of the voluntarily, beneath her gaze. President Madison. what was required of him; and he Was ex excellent in those who are humblest in the and in the territory called Louisiana. Dead Sea sliould be also tin exact multiple of Suddenly,'Edwin aw^ke to a full realization 1717. New Orleans founded. 1816. Indiana admitted into the Union. pressly commanded to take off his shoes and the height of Jerusalem above it.” of the filet that Kate was to him more than a eyes of the world. Father, is not Edwin far stockings on entering tlie Juman. ‘ That' I superior to the artificial men who flutter around 1732. GeoeOb Washington bom in Vir 1817. .James Muiiroe, President. Mississip Another not loss singular fact, in the opinion gentle friend or a sweet sister. From that pi admitted into the Union- won’t,’ said the stout little watch-maker; ‘I every yoqng lady who now makes her appear ginia. of Lieut. Lynch,4sr“tbat the bottom of the moment he became reserved in his intercourse 1733. Georgia colonized by a company tinder 1818. Illinois never took them off wh|en I entered the clmpel Dead Sea forms two submerged plains, an ele with her; and after a short time, firmly made ance in the circle where we move? Know 1819. Alabama of tlie most Holy virgih,’ and liere lie crossed ing him as you do, I am sure you will say yes.’ Gen. Oglethorpe. Savannah founded. -admitted into the Union. vated and a depressed one. The first, its up his mind that it was his duty to retire from 1739. War between Great Britain and Spain. 1820. Maine himself devoutly, ‘and I won’t take them off southern part, of slimy mud covered by a slial- the family of his benefactor. The thought of ‘But, Kate—’ 1821. Missouri iu the house of your prophet.’ ‘ Father, don’t let us argue this point Do In 1745 the New England troops capture low hay ; the last, its noi tliern and largest por endeavoring to win the heart of the beautiful the important fortress of Louisburg, Cape 1821. Florida territory ceded to tlie United, They cursed in their hearts the watch-maker tion, of mud and incrustations and rectangular girl, whom be had always loved as a sister, you want Edwin to go away ? ’ and the girl and all liis race, and wero in a state of vast laid her band upon her parent and looked him Breton. States. ‘ crystals of salt—'^at a great depth, with a nar and now almost worshipped, was not for a mo 1739. Wp between Gr^t Britain and France 1825. John Quincy Adams, President. perplexity. Tlie wise Oolama had met early row ravine running through it, corresponding ment entertained. 'To him there Would have in the face with unresisting affection. in the morning; it was already noonj and yet, ‘ No, dear, I certainly don’t wish him gone.’ continues seven years and is actively car 1829. Andrew Jackson, President. with the bed of the riter Jordan, at one, ex been sojuuch of ingratitude in this, and so 1836. so far from having got over their difficulty, ‘ Nor do I,’ returned the maiden, as she ried on between tlie colonies of the two Arkansas and Michigan received into tremity, and tho AVaddy ‘ el Jeib,’ or ‘ wady much that involved a base violation of Mr. . nations in North America. the Union as States. they were in fact exactly where they had been within a wady,’ tft the other.” Darlington’s confidoncevthat he would have su^ leaned forward J^in, and laid her face upon before breakfast; when a grey-bearded Mued- his arm. In a little while she arose, with her 1759. Qllebec taken, and Canada reduced by Wisconsin territory organized. “ The slimy ooze,” says Lieut. Maury, “ up fered anything rather than be guilty of such an th«-English. 1837. Van Buren, President. din, who had-hitherto been silent, craved per on tliat plain at tlie bottom of the Dead Sea,^ act. countenoce turned partly away, said— mission to speak. The kaid and the kady nod ‘Tell him not to go, Father— ---- ’ 1764. SM-Louis on the Mississippi founded. 1841. Harrison, President, dies; and John will not fail to remind ihe-sacred historian of But, he could not leave the home where he 1756. Commencement of the dispute relative Tyler, Vice President, becomes acting ded their assent. tlie * slime pitsAin the vale, where were joined v-had been so kindly regarded for years, with And with these words she retired from the If,’ said the venerable priest, ‘ the mosque room. to the taxation of the Anglo-American President. in battle ‘foiirXings with five.’" out offering some reason that would be satisfac colonies, which terminates in tlie war of 1845. James Ki Polk,. President. Term of be out of repair, and lime and bricks liavc to tory. The true reason, he could not, of course, On the next evening, as Edwin was sitting Independence. Taxes first laid by par office began March 4. be conveyed into the interior for the use of the Top DIIssing jn Grass LAND8.-**Ther give. After looking at the subject in various alone in one of the drawing-rooms, thinking on masons, do not asses carry those loads, and do the long night of absence that awaited him, Mr. liament on sugar impprted into the colo 1845. Texas admitted into the .Union, Marcli best time to apply manure to grass lands is lights, and debating it for a long time, Edwin second. not they enter with their shoes on ? ’ - Darlington came in, accompanied by Kate.— nies in 1764; this ye^ the ‘ Stamp Act,’ late in tlie fall. If applied early in the fall it could see no way in which he could withdraw • levying duties on stamped paper, causes 1846. War commenced with Mexico, May 8. ‘ Yqu speak truly ? ’ was tlie general reply. from the family of Mr. Darlington, without be They seated themselves near the young man, ‘ And does the donkey,’ resumed the Mued- lyitl WMste in Uie sun and wind, os decomposi who showed some sense of embarrassment. ^reat excitement and general resistance 1848, California ceded to the United States. tion is going on. If applied in spring, and the traying his secret, unless he were to leave the in all flte colonies. ^They send delegates 1848. John Quincy Adams dies, Feb. 23.— din, ‘ believe in the one God, or in Mahomed city at the same time. He therefore, sought There was no suspense, however, for Mr. Darl season be dry, it Will not afi'ord much nutfi< to a general assembly, and adopt a ‘ dec Peace with Mexico. the prophet of God.' ) and obtainied the situation of supercargo in a ington said— ment to the grass. AVhon it is very wet, so as laration of rights,’ asserting the exclusive ‘ No, in Irutli,’ nil replied. vessel loading for Valparaiso. “ Edwin, we nope of us wish you to go away. What a Man did THBOttan Pehsever- ‘ Then,’ said the Mueddin, ‘ let the Christian to start (he grass soon, it is a favorabla time to You know that I have urged every considera right of the colonies to lax themselves.— ANCE.—Some years ago an individual, well apply (he manure immediately after haying. When Edwin anni^kted this fact, to Mr. The stamp act was repealed in 1766. go ill shod ns a donkey Would do, and come out Darlington, the merch^re was greatly surpris tion in my power, and now I have consented known in this city, concluded to try the exper like a donkey.’ In the wet climate of England, this ia the usu ed, and appeared hurt, that the young man to unite with Kate in renewing a request for 1767. Colonial revenues again attempted by iment of bettering his condition by adventur al time of application. But in this country of the British Government; duties laid on The argument of the Mueddin was unaiit- 'I&i' should take such a step without a word of con you to remain. Up to this time, you have de ing to the Western country. Leaving liit fam racusly applauded. In the character of a don sunshine, heat and drought, it is ^eldom the paper, gla8^tea,^olDrsretc. ^ best time. Late fall is generally preferred. sultation with him. Edwin tried to explain; clined giving a satisfactory reason for your ily behind him he bade farewell to 'Trenton key, therefore, did the Christian enter the Mu- but, as he had to conceal the real truth, his ex- sudden resolution to leave, but a reason is due 1768. Tt^O'-'Massachusetls House of K^re- one fine morning, and with little else than a Manufe from all kinds of animals should be Bcntatives sends a circular to the other homedaii temple, mended tho clock—not, in plaination rather tended to make things ifppear to us—to me in particular—and I now most lighi heart and a good constitution, in the way deed, at all like a donkey—but a* sOoli in th.e made into compost for grass lands. In this earnestly conjure you to give it.” emonies, calling upon them to unite in worse than better. of capital, he commenced his journey. In a opinion of ‘the Faithful,’ came out again; and way only about one half Os much will bo re The young man at this time bedaine great a redress of grievances; and Kate heard the fact with no less surprise few weeks ho found himself in the city of St. the great mosque of Tangier has never since quired, even if it be mixed with nothing but ly agitated but did not venture to make a re renising to rescind these resolutions, is Louis, than her father. The thing was so sudden, so without a solitary aoquaintaneo in the needed another visit of the donkey to its clock. earth. For high land mix in peat, mud, muck, unlooked for, and.^moreover, so uncalled for, ply. dissolved by the governor. New bodies place and but a solitary shilling in his pocket. clay, or marl, as these compact or tenacious of troops sent to Boston, that she could not understand it.—In order to ‘‘You are still silent on the subject,” said Mr. This he reserved to pay for an obscure lodg TiJe Dead SEA.---According to an account substances iflake u permanent improvement in take away any pecuniary reason for the step Darlington. 1769. Parliament copdemns the proceedings ing, and went aupperiess to bed. The next the texture of the soil. of Massachusetts, and calls for a commis of LieutanI Maury, in the Southern Literary he was about to take, Mr. Darlington, after ‘‘He will not go, father,” sa d Kate, in a morning he went to look for work, and soon Messenger, this expedition was plaruicd by FoV wet lands add to animal manures grav holding a long conversation with Edwin, made tender, appealing voice. “I know be will not sion for the trial in England of treason got a contract to dig a well. On this job lie el, sand, or loam; ptefering these substances able offences committed in the colonies.— Lieut. Lynch, and assented to by the Secretary him offers far more advantageous than his pro go. We cannot let him go. Kinder friends cl^red several dollars, and we next find, him of the Naviun the spring of 1847. Tim store In the order in wliieh they stand for wet lands. posed expedition could be to him, viewed in he will not find any where than he has here; Most of tlie colonial legislatures adopt building a mill dam for some person in St, Lou They will greatly improve the texture of the resolutions against this proceeding. ship ‘ SupHy ’ took out Lieut Lynch and two any light. But he made them in vain. Ed and we shall miss him fron our home circle. is, which lie accomplished with his own labor metallic b
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the disappearance of others, are dll foreshad fed in the treaty, by Captain Stewart Van crop, the defect in tho produce of wlieat, and remain firm, while those of a less stable char Santa Anna’s liquor canteen is in posses VARIETY. ows of that impending convulsion to wjiich the Vliet, of the quartermaster departement, at till! damage sustained -by the outs—'are quite acter continue depressed, and it is with difficul sion of McBride, of Pliiladelpliia. It is made system of tlie world is doomed. Tims jilneed St. Louis. Tliey seemed higlily delighted sufficient to sliow that we have In' apprehend ty that any .speculative movement can be start from tlie horn of a Mexican ox, is about tvvo upon a planet wliich is to he burnt up, nnd un with tho bargains they had made with Uncle the drhist scarcity. YVhen, in connection with ed in the fancies. feet high, and is beautifully mounted.with sil Tn* Florida. EjVkrgi.adks.—The most der lieavens wliich are to melt away, thus Sam, ns they were in a very destitute condition these melancholy facts, we take into considera The amount of money seeking investment is ver. Wtieu found in Santa Anna’s ,teut at stupendous public .improvement of modern trending, ns it were, on ccinitnries, nnd dwel and needed the articles purchased for them— tion the exhniisted state of tho country after times is tlmt proposed with reference to tl\o unusually small, and consequently the daily Cerro Gordo, it was filled with brandy. ling ou mausoleums of [ornier worlds, let us the blankets to cover tlieir nakedness, and three successive years of famine, we must ad transactions are on a limited scule.-T-[Bo3ton Acquittal of Louisa BnEMOND.^.The Peninsula of South E'loridn, called tlio Ever the ammunition nnd guns to protect them glades. learn the lessons of humanity nfld wisdom, if mit the inevitable inference thift the calamity Traveller, IGtli. trial of this woman for the murder of Pierre we have not already been taught in the school ngainst their numerous enemies. The portion of ’49 is likely to be far more disastrous in its ! ' D. Bremond, at his business office in Nassau This r(^ion, including two large swainpS, of revelation.’ of liie 82000 remaining njter the purcliase of rc.sults than any wc have yet been doomed to AoiTAfiON IN Louisiana.—The fires of one called the ‘ Atsenahoolfa,’ on the 'Western freedom begin to blaze in the South to tlie ter street, N. York, iti’*.Tuly,-resulted in her acquit tho articles bargained, for, was expended in witness. tal. The (’ourt charged favorably to the pris- side, hnd the other called the ‘ Ilnlpahcoka,’ on A E'ikst-Uate Joke.—'While tlie steamer procuring presents' suitable to tlicir taste and ror of tlie tyrants who love darkness rather the North-eastern side, and including the large Michigan was lying in Detriot on a late trip •mr . Editor:—I noticed in your last'num tiffin liglit. The Nqw Orleans Delta say^ that oner, wlio, it was proved, was married to tho tlieir fancy. They were distributed as n reward deceased, letters addressed by him to her in Lake Okecliobe, covers ah area of se^en mil down, a raw-boned lioosicr entered the cabin, for virfuous actions nnd good conduct towards ber a short piece, over the signature of “ Or- a Free Soil meeting was held in Lafayette a lions of afires. It i.s noiV utterly worthless, few days since. The speechbs savored too that chnrat'tor, nnd the marriage c.ertificatc, be nnd confronting a large pier glass, which is tlie whites among the different chiefs, while at DEii,” in which lie complains tlmt the quiet of four millions, and .a half of that area being usu- framed nnd set sometliing like a state-room much of freedom for that latitude, and tlic ing produced in court. the same time, those who heretofore had been our village-is broken by street fightings and sually submerged from 2 to 7 feet. The ‘ Pah- door, carelessly addressed his reflected image guily of committing trespasses and had not meeting broke up in disorder. The Mayor of A Locomotive Overboard^ An acci ha^-okce,’ or Grass Water, ns the Indians call with the inquiry— sust.nined n good character were not only slight drunkenness. All true. He further inquires, L.afayette, who was present at the meeting, dent of rather a singular nature occured on tlic ' the Everglade.s, cotnprifio hetw’cen one and one ‘■When’s this boat ,goin’ eout?’ ed, but received severe reprimands from the “Is all done by our civil officers that should be alarmed for the safety of ‘ the peculiar institu Old Colony railroad, on 'I'liursday aftei'noon. nnd a half millions of acres of the submerged Pending the answer, he leisurely cast his commanding officer, ns well ns threats of sum done, to prevent the evil ? ” I say no ; neitli- tion,’ has issued liis proclamation forbidding Tho draw of tho bridge, on 'whicli the road lands. eyes around the cabin, surveying tlie ueoora- ‘ all spooclies and writings calculaied to make crosses to South Boston, was hoisted for tho mary and severe punisliments against any that er is all done by our civil citizens, that should The Everglades is a basin of lime rock, and modntions, .and receiving no response, he liail- certain classes of tlie population dissatisfied.’ purpose of allowing a schooner to pass, and might he found liercaftor offending. be done by them, to encourage your officers the bottom of it is said to he at least some 12 ed again— Among the latter was an old offender, Clii- Another meeting- had been appointed, whicli liad not been let down when the accomidation or 15 feet above the level of the sea; and the T say,' yeou, when’s tliis’ere boat goin’ rc-tu-riclie, or tlie Bad Chief, who lias been to do their duty. It is not enougli that you we suppose will be suppressed. train that loaves the,depot at half-past six o’ rim of the basin varying in width from half a eont ?’ tlie cause of almost all the depredations com r.lioose two scores of constables, (if so many In South Carolina, too !—A writer in clock, came along. . Tho usual signal'that tlie mile to five miles, Meg between the waters of He received no response, but a loud guffaw mitted by tliese Indians for years past, as he is you have,) but you must put your own hands tlie Charleston Mercury says: ‘ I know tliat draw was'up was in Its place, but the engineer the ocean on one side, nnd the Gulf of Hlexico from tlie chambermaid, who witnessed tlie did not see it in season to stop tho train, wliich a shrewd nnd intelligent Indian, and possesses to tlie work. _ Your officers liave the welfare there are tliose in our midst, who do not hesi on the other. Deep tide rivers run from the scene, and indignantly turned on bis heel, so a very great influence over the different tribes, tate in private to declare their honest convic consi.sted of the locomotive, tender, one hag- and lion'or of the village at heart n.s mueii as ocean and gulf up to the margin or foot of this liloquizing — “Sidable stuck u)), tliat chap; particularly those who are inclined to he vi tion that tliey^ee lio v.ajid objection to exclud gage car, and four passenger cars, fiUed with rim. Within the bitsin are thousands of isl needn’t been quite so proud, for he didn’t look cious. He is now, however, safe in our custo others, and I presume are ready to do their ing slavery fi{|p tho territories. And tiiey are passengers. The engineer and lironian seeing ands of rich land. The Glades are filled with ns if lie .was mnoli, anj licouw !’ dy, and emigrants and traders to the moun duty whenever they can have the proper aid some of them strong-minded men themselves, tlieir perilous situation jumped off and esc.-ip- a tall grass from G to 10 feet high, the annual ed unhurt, just as the iocomotlv.e4 teiuler. Hoot and Branch.—Snrnli, Duclicss of tains will no longer'liave any reason to fear mid support of the citizens, nnd without wliich and native Charlestonians.’ decay of which has occasioned a deposit in the his influence. nnd tlie baggage car went off tho bridge into ■ Mnrlbofougli, was accustomed to give an nn- it is useless and Worse tlian useless for your Absconded Slaves.—We learn from the water of from 2 to G feet thick. It. is propos I regard the Pawnees ns perfectly subdued, the water. Two men who were in the . bag unal feast, to wliich she invited all her relations Cumberland (Md.) Mountaineer, that two ed to cut canals or drains throiigli the soft rock- and not likply ever again to' give the govern officers to make the attempt. And now, gen gage car escaped witii no other injury than a many of wliom were expected legatees in case slaves absconded from that place on Sunday of the rim into the river.s nromid it, in which ment any trouble by interfering with any of tlemen, come up to the work—and not, when cold hath. Tho fastening between tho bag now when the watstock, Stephen Bush and wife sailed from Boston on ngainst plaintilf No. 1, which was acceded to, execute his project. tho IGtli instant, in tlie ship “Minstrel,” for late session of Congress a bill to grant all this A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. mu.st be with tlieir stock at ten o’clock, on the .and the reshIt was that plaintiff No. 2 had region to his State upon condition tlmt it would As .soon as the Bishop understood the ob first morning of the Show, and remain by them, Singapore from wlicnce tliey go to Bangkok, plaintiff No. 1, iind now derciidaiU No. 2, com The approaching Fair occurs at a most fa- drain them. AVc liave before us^ Document ject of tlie embassy, he feared he should lose to answer any questions whicli the Committees the capital of Siam, to join tlie mission of tlio mitted, and both were taken down to prison. No. 242 of the Senate, containing interesting his life if he treated Francis First ip. tlie man vor.ahle season for us. Our first volume has. may wish to ask, until the Committees have Presbyterian Board estahlislied at that place. All parties in tlie.se ca.ses had their satisfaction, information on,this subject. The Commission ner his friend, tlie king desired. He represen closed, and the second approaches the end of finished their examination of animals. The The dog waj, during ilie montlis of July and the .'Vldenncii and Constahle coming in for er of the Genet^l Land OIRee, tlie Secretary ted to him the danger, and earnestly besought the first quarter ; and the generous list of trial of strength qf working oxen will com August, this year, has cost tlie Corporation of their sliare.s—each plaintiff liuviiig paid the him to be excused from such an office. of the Treasury, nnd the Committee on pub names found on our books,' permits us to infer mence at 2 o’clock P. M. on the 3d. New Y'ork fifteen hundred dollars. Tho total costs.—[Pliil. I.edger. lic lands of the Senate, have all decidedly re ‘Fear nothing,’ replied Henry ; ‘if the king number slain is put down at 83000. A sus 3. All manufactured articles and implements Starving to Death.—Siaiglit, the mirr- of France lakes yoiir life, I will cut the head tliat our lahoi's liave met a better estimate than ported in favor of the measure; and a very, must he cxliibiled without the name of the pension of ■‘hostilities is this day officially pro (lorer of liis wife, starved himself to dealli in able official report by a gentleman of high from from every Frehchman in my domin we should dare claim for them. Hence we al owner. At the time oi making the entry with claimed, the weather being deemed cool enough ions.’ ■ the prison at N. liirk, having refused all I'ooil. character for scientific attainments, who made low ourself to count upon tlie good will of our the Secretary, lie will furnish a number for n ow to discourage hydrophobia. He (lied on Sunday, liis l.-ist words, ‘My poor ‘I believe your Majesty would do if,’ replied an examination of the glades, it seems to us patrons—of which, by tlie way, we have re- each article, wliich must be permanently .at Richard II. Blount, merchant of Kingston, wife is gone, and .1 want to follow h'er. I the Bishop; ‘but Mrmit me to tell you that of tached to if. ifcmonstmtes the feasibility of the project; and cently^been receiving tangible evidence. Here, N. C. was waylaid in Dover [swamp, on Mis have nothing to live for; it is no u.se to force his judgment is hacked liy strong letters from all the heads you may cut off, surely not one 4. The working oxen, and all other stock, anything in tliis old,body; it is worth nothing; will lit my body as well as my own 1’ then, we come to the point;—we are anxious return from Newbern, and robbed of'848G0, •Gen. Gadsden, formerly Engineer in Chief of will be called for by the several Committees, it is my mind tliat suffers, mucli more than iny to get out of debt, and by a Careful estimate of and almost killed by three whites and a mulat the U. S. Army“by Gen. .Tessup, Gen. Ilar- A countryman brought a piece of board to and'Gxamined in the order of their entries; to. He was discovered insensible by a black body: I feel I am dying now: I sliaii’t he long 7iey, Col. J. H. Long, Major I). Graham .an artist, witii the request that he would paint facts we find it can be done, "We have eno-a'’'- and no animals can be taken from the ground man. ' with you. Intoxication was the cause of the
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to some places and to pecuniary piTrposes. In he pronounced the coffee poisoned. The girl FosTEn's Mountain Compound, yhis Compound, mnnufactiircd bv Homtio W. Foster of Lowell,II, isIb fust■ DHEIBClPdDanr. 0. WRIGUT, M. D., some buildings doors cannot be run. on rollers, Nancy then confessed that'she .had put some becoming an Indispensalile article for the ledics’ toilet; Botaaic PhgrieUm amt Surgrrm, and the old way of swinging is neither good of the article, intended for'cleaniif^lothes, in ns well ns with the dressing case of the bennx.- It is mNRiCHS&CO.' aving nmoticed eleven years in tlio ventahle sys nor convenient. The ballanco doors are very to the coffee. A man servant, (ToiA) Nancy, now iilwnt 18 months since the Mountain Componnd was A’o. 11 KMw-il., (up stmVs,) Bothm, tem of Medicine; olTcn his services to the citizens of readily and easily opened, and in some cases and the boy, were then sent off to jail. Mr. first introdneed to the pnbiio by Mr. Foetcr, the originnl ------OF FANCY GOODS, HNow Sharon and vicinity. Ho treats somfnlotis, chron proprietor and inventor, who is rcnpiiig n rich harvest ns' , Fnncy Glws Ware and^Chinr, ic and debilitated oa.sei on the system which hns recent they are very convenient for opening part of Calhoun, who was in Washington, was not in n reward for the time nod money he hns expended iir Mi&sical InstramenU and Toys. ly been nltendof. with such peculiar sutcess, and ho the way, for admitting air, and yet excluding formed of the matter, as they did npt wish to bringing the article to that perfection which Its rapid hopes to glvo satsifhctlon to such as-may call on him. sale denotes. It hns already been introduced Into the „J0HN P. JEWE’IT & CO., animals.—[Bost. Cul. worry him ; so fliat he knew nothing of it un principal cities and towns, both in the N. Bngland and ADVIOK GRATIS, IN ALL CASKS. Publisher*, Booksellers and StatiOntfr*. Sept. 16, 1848. ' »tf. My dear friunds: There are three things til after he had made his speech a^ Charleston, wcBtcm States, and ha.*} obtained an enviable reputation and probably did not hear of it until he arriv for softening beautifying and...... darkening the hair. itr. Nubb SCHOOL BOOKS & SCHOOL 8TATIONKKT, that I ver^ much wonder at. Tht first thing is mcrous tcntimoniais of iu qualities have been received At very joW prices for Cash. 23 Cornhilt, Botlon. SHERIFF’S SALE. ed home, at Tfort Hill. that children should be so foolish as to throw from chemiRts, dniggintsand pliysicinn.R of much expe Kenne^c as. •What motive the servant had cannot be im rience, a.B well as from Uie many who have used and been IMPROVE THfiX)PPORTUNITY up stones and brickbats and clubs into fruit aken on execution, and will be sold to agined. Mrs. Calhoun is a raoH mild and benefitted by the article —fBost. iferc. .Tonmal. When you are in Boston to call at Wiley's Bookstore trees, to knock down fruit; if they would only FOSTER’® MOXJNTAIN COMPOUND., and ej^amine his immense Stock of Chdai? Reading!— the highest bidder at public vendue, on let it alone it would fall itself. The second is, amiable mistress,, and is beloved by all about For the preservation and r6prof!iictlon of the hair, no How can you buy profitable aihuscment so cheap as bv TSaturdag, the IIM dag of Novtsmher next, at her. , article ia so efficacious and speedy ; and especially for paym^ 20 or 60 cents, for a by one oflhe fisrt wri that men should goto war and kill each other retaining a moisture in the hair for a giseater length of ters ol the age, or by subscribing for a good' Magazinoi^ two o’clock in the afternoon, at the inn of Cy —if they wuirfd only let each other alone they Cuinous .Statement.—The London Times time than anv other can. lou Will find all good works at rus Williams, in Walerville, in said County, lilRS. E. KIDDER’Sf Agent for Watendlle, W>f. DYER, Druggist. ^ ' J- T, WILEY’S, Jr. 20*StatiHit., Boston. would die themselves. And the third and last contains the following statement from its cor Remember thd*No. 20. ' all the right, title and interest which Moses KIYSENTERV CO»DlAt, thing which I wonder at is, that 3'onng men respondent, under date, of Dublin, Aug. 28th. Chase, of said Walerville, has to a convey j(n imntediate and perfect cure for Cholerd should be so unwise, as to go after j’onng wo It is strange that the sailing of this band of M A R K E T S, MASS. QUARTERLY REVlEtV, ance or redemption of a lot of land situated in Morbus, Dysentery, Diarrhcea, Sutnnter bom- men ; for if they woiild'Stayat home, the young Devoted to the Great Questions of the Day, in Phlloso- said Watcrvdle, with the improvements'there plaints of Children, Sea Sielmess, General ‘Sympathisers’ has never been reported upon WATERVILLE PRICKS. pUy, Litemhiro, Politics, Religion, niui Humanity, con women would come after them. on, bouudod as follows, to wit: On the east Debility, etc., etc'. this side of the Atlantic. Flour, bbl $7,26 a 7,.50; Corn, bnsh. ,7.5 n RO • Rve, ducted by Theodore Parker assisted bv other gentlemeir. ‘ What’s that? ’ benevolently inquired Mrs. $1,17; Wheat, $1,2.5; Oats. ,37; Butter, lb. ,12 a ,U ; Pricb $3,00^r ann. Address Cooled^ & Wiley, Pnb^ by the road leading from Wntorville, across Tl/’IIERE thU all-pbWdrfrri antirtotiS ir at hn'ntl,' Chole- ‘Information, we understand, has been re CliecBO, ,0 a 8 ; Eggs, dor. ,10 eta ; Pork ronnd hog Ushers, 12 Wntcr-st. Emerson bridge, to ky T? ra,. Dyrcht^ry. Sfy «and Ohrmiic Diatrhcra, are no long- Moreland, as her husband was reading in the 7 to 8. ei^ to be seriouslyttUStV fearetl, or looked upoh with terror—M foreign nows, ‘ the Pope deposed? ’ ceived by the Government, that most of the PIANOS rO LET, the Enlcrson Stream i on the south by land this c onltal will mo.st ossurouly curo‘ the dtsoasa in thq officers and non commissioned officers, with a now or lately owned by Nathaniel Brackett; ‘ Not exactly deposed,’ was Mr. Morelan(J’s BOSTON MARKET. TO GO OUT OF TnVr CITY, BT course of a very few hours', tf taken at Inb oommeneo} and northerly by land noiv or lately liclonging meftt. reply; ‘but he appears to be rather cowed by considerable number of the private soldiers - Saturday, Sept, 16. OLIVER DITRON, of a disbanded American regiment, recently to the estate of Sinieoir Mathews ;—liciiig the U linn been before ,the* pfibllo for iVibre thou aixteen the popular demonstration.’ Flour—Gen. 6 12, Michigan 6 26 a 0 00 per bbl. Ohio Dealer in Sheet ^fnsic and Second-hand Piano Fortes, venrs, nnd Was the first nrtieio made known to tho pub employed in the Mexican war, sailed from a and St. Louis, 6 00 a 6 12. 116 Wiishington-st., Boaton. same convoyed to the said Moses Chase' by lic as an Immeilinto and perfect reiiiodv for thflsd com ‘ Poor man ! ’ sighed Mrs. Moreland, '■ what Texan port on the 18th or lOth of last month Grain—Sales Southern white Corn 62 a 63 cents, and Almond Chase, and by the said iRoses Cliase plaints. U luu been thoniuglily tostdu in every country will the church do for bulls?’ yellow flat 66 a 66c per, bushel. Oats scarce and in brisk and evelry clhimto, and Its oifeot has oVory where prov to join the Irish insurgents, whom they expect demand ; Nortli River 44. ^ OLIVER HOLMAN, to George Shores—^bciiig all the right which No, 124 Boston^ od the inme—suuR to even whore the disease Tun Slave Emancipation at Cayenne. to find in arms on their arrival. Both officers the said Motes Chase has to purclinso or re hns ndvanecd to the last stage. The pdblic may rest as BRIGHTON MARKET. Account Book Mnnufnctnrer & Stationer, BurOtl that it contains neither opium, or tnineral snbstaii- —The Boston Atlas publishes a letter from and men are nearly all Irish; they are provid And General Agent for IVrkinD deem the tame, by virtue of a mortgage or CGs, or anything that it in the least ii^urloiU td the con- Tiiuusday, Sept. 14. Cayenne, on the late slave emancipation there. ed, it is said, with 12 pieces of cannon, and Superior Printing ^ Vititing Cards. bond or contract in writing, from said George •ntntion. thcir'object was to direct the military organ At market 700 Beef Cuttle, about 4('00 Sheep and 950 Shores to him. CWoT.itflA A^n CottMo.'^ CrtoLKKA Moimus.—This 'I'lie writer says: swine. Cordial immediately checks the vomiting, relieves the ization of the Irish revolutionary army. Ar Beef Cnttle.—Extra quality, 6 60 ; firet quality, 6 26 a HENSHAW & WOODROUGII, lUIYAL BROWN, P^pl. S/ierif. pains, stdp*^ the Diarha'a, and ri^stores tho liowols of n “ We had great fears as to what might take rangements have been made calculated to in 6 50 ; second do 6 60 u 5 76. (Succemrt to FuUm II. If Cb.) «/■ lIhrron/cJ Sept. 15, 1848. 8w9 perfect]}^ regular and healthy state, however low the pa Wfirkiiig Oxen,—few pairs in market; prices from 60 place on the 10th of August, the day on which sure the capture of this band of pirates, and to 108. CAST STEEL SAWS, tient may have become, it invariably restores. SKvKhtaji- CABita <>v Dyhemtkuy, aro immediate)^, the two months expired, during which slavery Siri C- Napier, we believe, has received in Cows and Calves.—A very few in market 19 to 40 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION WHOLESALE & RETAIL CHEAP CASH STORE. Slieop.—Sales from I 25 a 2 00. eddutoraeted, the pains allayed, tho bowelsporfbctly healed, regulated an was continued in Cayenne. During that time structions to deal with them in the' most sum No. 36 Qnigreiihtl., Boston. not uiilVe()ddut)y Itno bowels* become Swine.— Wliolcsalc 5 for Sows, 5 l-2c for Barrows; THE best bari labor had almost ceased, many of the mulat- mary manner .should they fall into his hands. Rctil, 5 a 6 1-2. arpiins for tlie season are now ofierctl to add restored In the short sjhico of tonn *or twelvo hours/ PORTABLE COOKING RANGE, purchasers of W. I. Goods—GrocoriOs—Provisiuiis—&c. CiinONie UtARUtKKA.—Rithor in children or'uduUs, toos had endeavored to raise a revolt among &c., at No. 1 Ticonic Row. the negroes. Supposed Robbeiiy and Muuder.—Our For IjOtqiig Wood or Coni, set np like n Stovo. Also Stn- of inonthH or years continmince, are most rijudily enrod attention was called a few weeks since by the tionary7 Ranges- set in Masonry. A Diploma was award- E. I SMITH, With this CoWlinl, notwithstanding they may be restored The Governor had erections made on the 3.imcrti6cmmt0. id at the Mechanic’s Fair. Patent applied for. tp n mere'skeleton, it immediately*strengthens, and fort, to put the powder magazine out of the Mayor to a case of supposed murder upon an Saving one^third the Fuel and muc)fcn labor. having just returned from Boston, with a choice awort- shortly restores them to jicrfect health. Englishman by the name of Dobson, whose Ample references piven. Hot Air Furnaces, Cookinp, meut of Ciioi.KHA IsPA’HTPst.—It has saved the llvc^ of many power of the people; the artillery exerci,se Air-Tight, Parlor, Cjdinder, and other Stoves and Pipe. © oob0, thousand Cldldren whCti reduced to death’s door by this was often repeated; and everything assumed wife was was then in this city, having parted No. 25 I)evotuhive~st.t Boston, JOHN M. DEARBORN. eomplaidtf it gives them immediate reliei, mid tlioy an attitude not at all encouraging lor the insur with her husband at Albany, liaving left him very soon recover. in company with another Englishman, by the i3J= (Go IBAIETCILIEOT ^KA SfcKNKHS.—It Is a pleasant nnd doslmblo reme gents. The colored population formed them LEAD PIPE & SHEET LEAD, selected expressly for tins market, now oilers to Gusto dy for Sea SicknCss. It checks tho Vomiting, ami roiul- name of Godwin. Mrs Dobson left Bnffiilo as just REC’V’D and is now opening a new and Patent Improved Lead Pipe and Slieet Lead mnnufiictur* mers ns notet,' if...... not better bargains . tJmii. they- can -buy selves into numerous clubs, organized by some Wntcrvillo. ily restores the.patient. It invariably checks vomiting, splendid assortment of od nnd for sale at the Lowest Prices fm cash. produced from any cause whatever. about tlie first of this month, for Connecticut, H lie has on hand a large assortment of turbulent spirit, and presented a hostile ap FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Also, English aad American JAnseed Oil. CllU.l)«K!< THAT AUK TkETIUNO, iffllcliucd tO DlaP- and on her way down found at Albany the GKORGF, L. STEARNS, comer IFnter and OmgresMtt. rliom, should always bo provided with this medicinb, n$ pearance, to which was opposed the vigorous ADAPTED TO THE FAtl. TRADE, STONE if EARTHEN WARE, determination and well known resolution of trdnk of her husband which liad been rifled of it will keep the ho*w’cU romilatod, and keep off the can- its contents. It was found near the depot of • Consisting in part of HOLLIS &. WHEELER, also, a good assortment of Wooden Ware com kor. It is wholesome, sate, and pleasant to thd tnstd; the authorities. Silk nnd Cotton Warp Alpacas, prising Tubs, Keelers, Bowls, Clothes and children aro fond of it, and will take It Withbikt The whites being in some apprehension the railroad. DobsOji, had about S3000 with Importers nnd Mnnnfncturors of tronblo or dislike. Plaid and striped do. Varnishes, Paints nnd Painting Materials, pins, AVash-boards, Clothesline RceIsS, knkhai kiiii ity and ympki st were perfectly well nrm^id, and not at all dis liim in gold, with otlier valuable articles.— Foil G . D . D ^ .V.-^U is a Tlie suspicion of foul play has been confirmed Plaid and striped Chameleons. 59 Cnion-st., Boston, Pails, Measures, Bbl. CovVs, &c* moat excellent n'Storative, giving a heaithv tone to noth posed to be slaughtered like Iambs. I have Plain nnd changeable Lustres, r- Also, a largo nsAortment of tho stomnoh aihl bowels, aiiH prevents f^d iVuin' press slept, since the 10th of July, having a loaded by the finding of his trunk ; and measures will ENGLISH & GERMAN BRONZE, lug or distressing the stomueh. be immediately taken, to arrest IhCi perpetra Light and dark 'I'liibets, ■» ^Direct from the Mnnufacturers, for enlo on a amall GROCERIES, musket and sword by my side. But at last Scotch and Swiss Ginghams, advance on the cost of importation, by the great and fearful day, the 10th of August, tor of the murder—if murder hns been com consisting in part of crushed and Powdered Aignrs, ercAuiToN. mitted, of which there can be but little doubt. Mous. de Laines, (Jrcf■egon Plnids,“ &e, CALEB DEELEY, 31 Conrt-.st fnp ntairn] Boston. White and Brown ilutanado., Portland nnd Now Orhmns Beware of tho.
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SPRING & SUMMER A CHALLENGE IN COOKERY. OVER TWO MILLIONS FISH FOR SALE. OTICE;—Tho siiares at originally snbtcribed for npoit Of Our Citizen* Have Approved Of .3000 LBS. Cbd Fish from to 4 cts. ] or lb. by MACHOE SHOP. N the books of the Androecoggin and Kennebec KaR. JOSEPH 1 fARSTON. road Company bv the following indivldnala osid firms he Sabscrlbcrs aro prepared to offer to tlioir friends BRANDHETH’S FILLS. will be sold at public auction on Friday, tho SJd day of Clottjing. and the Public, .1. M. THACHER’8 now and justly RUFUS NASON, T hey are altogether of Vecetahlc compoBlllon, and SASH & DOOR EACTORY. September next, at ten o’clock A. at the office of celebrated tho Treasnrer bf sold Company, in WaterviUe, for the while they possem remarkable powers In curing dis rfMIE uiidorslgned hereby give notice that they are now {Late of the firm of Scamt/non if Nason^ C. H. THAYER, Tease. are perfectly hnrmlci^s, and can thus bo used with purpose of paying assessments d«e thenoa with intaren HOT BLAST AIR-TIGHT JL prepared to execute at short notice and on reaion- Would give notice that ho still continues tlie business and costs of sale-^ wit: OULD itnfnrm his iVicnds siid the miblic that ho perfect safety by persons.of all nge.s, and in any condi ahlo terms, at their establishment, near the steamboat 6f the Into 6rm, nt the old stand, on Tempio Street, near has just received in addition to his iormcr stock tion of the system, with a certahitv of beneficial resnlts landing in Watcrville, all orders in their line of busi Wardsworth Boltor, Mosicow, 1 share w from their operation, which is milif and pleasant, ^ough Main St-, Wntervllle, where ho is now ready tb execute. Cooiung Stobe, ness. ,, In tho beet manlier, luid on the nrost reosonnble terms, Geo. W. B. Leonard, Monson. 1 12 Brood cloth Dress coats S1000to$1200 thoroughly searching to Uio root of diseased aOtion, and They manufacture all kinds of 12 *' “ “ Krocks always terminating in an inercaso of health and vigor every description of 10 11 with a Rotary Gridiron in a Broiling Chamber, conMnic- Cushman !Qigelow, Norridgwock, 2 9 “ “ “ gneks 6 7 Ninety-seven years they have been before the Dublic, Doors, Minds, Sash, IVindow Frames, ^c., Wellington Kidfier, * 4 12 Tweed Sacks & Frecks S50 ted for cooking steaks cleanly and in tho abort space of and every succeeding year has increased the spnere of MACHINERY ■ 13 .. .< 5 five minutOR, without any supply of coal. The principle which will be bo sold on tho most reasonable terms. 4 - 4M tlioir groat usefulness. They are now patronized In ev All kinds of usnnlly made in an establishment of this kind. Such as Jntnes Taylor Jr., “ 2 18 •> Sacks & » 350 is well worthy of the examination of hauRckeeperR, a» it ery part of the civilized world, nor can envy or detrac Joseph Taylor, . “ 2 9 Alpine Dresi Cnnts 3 7.6 400 is quite hew and exceedingly desirable. The other qual tion materially impair their well established reputation. Planeing^ Matching and JohUhg Shingle, Clapboard, if Lath Machines, T*^ ” Sacks 375 400 ities of this stove defy competition. Those celebrated Pills do not cure entirely by their done to order. With all tho latent imprnvomoiitn: BenjrF. Whyte, “ 2 12 Croton “ 400 4 -lO ALSO, purging qualities. They have in thqircomnosition a veg They nro prepared to contract for tho erection of all Ansel Allen, Bloomfield, 2 18 Brown Linen “ 125 1.60 etable corpuscle, aimlogona to the corpuscle of the blood kinds of buildings, with or without fumisliing materi .SWEDGING & FUNNEL MACHINES Jane L. Allen,- “ 2 46 <■ “ Frocks 125 1 50 Smith’s Patent Trojan Pioneer,, which is uni —this corpuscle of vegetable origin becomes incorpora als; and having good facilities for seenring tho best of FOR sflEtfr IRON WORKERS. 32 Plaid “ 1 37 155 versally pronounced superior to all open-draught stoves ted with tne mass of the circuluting llfc-mving fluid, and workmen, and furnishing stock at advarrtagoous prices Levi Emery, “ 10 now in use. 12 Chock “ “ 150 1?,0 IMTAKTS A PRRMENTATIVF. POWER, tlicy nro confident of being able to offer as goed terms - Ja’s CIcaYeland, “ 2 16 French Gingham Coats In addition to the above the Subicribetw have an ex as can he obtained elsewhere. (38 ly.) MILL SCREWS, STEAM ENGINES, 12.6 ld3 which occa.sions the blood to throw cut all Infestial, poi A. & P. Coburn, “ 20 , 2 Cheek' cotton, ' “ 02. lOo tensive assortment, comprising WnitrvttU, Ap'l 12, 1848.J WING & McCAxisLAND. For Shops, &c., the workmnnsliip always being war /'IS .. .. , , sonous, or peccant mritfors, thereby entirely purifying ranted equal to the best. 93 Stanley’s Air-tiglit Rotary, tho whole volume of blood in the circulation. And thus John Kimball, “ 2 . 12 Double Broaoted Satin Veils 400 d.'iO Congress Air-tight, these Pills cure the most fiital, and noxious, and har- Goo. W. King, “ 4 12 Single “ “ “ 300 300 rassing diseases, in a manner so easy and certain ns to "carriage tMiong' Ho particiilnrly calls the attention of Millers to the very 13 .r ft ft If James B. Dascorab, “ 2 2.60 27.6 Wedge’s Air-tight, give great thankfulness to tlie afllictcd. AND important improvement (for whicli he has obtained ii pat •p fi ft ti ft 200 22.5 Atwood’s Em (lire, Every year their sale has increased. Dr. Brandrcth ent) recently made him in tho Samuel & William > „ 8 Silk, Satin Stripe “ 250 2 76 Boston Air-tight, sells more of them at this time in a month, than ho did HHAIRHISSS Parker, j 91/isting “ 2 00 226 in the whole of tho year 1838, or any previous year.— BY Sumner Farlin, “ 2 12 Black eas, * '■ 2 25 250 Hathaway’s Air-tight, The sale having increased R. N. is prepared to furnish tliis excellent article at a 8 Blue “ “ I. 8. HC FARLAND, bout half tlie price nsiially paid for the mnohino in gen Daniel Snow Jr., “ 6 125 I 60 together with TWELVE-FOL© IN TEN TEARS. 12 Cashmere “ 160 176 Express, first shop south of Ilanscotn’s building, Main-st eral use; and lie trusts that no person in want of one will Nathaniel Grant, Skowhegan, 2 0 “ “ 125 150 Can any medicine ho minted out that has sustained disregard his own interest so far as to purchase before 28 Cotton & 'Worsted '• 76 126 Ransom’s, Its reputation, that has increased in tho confldenoc of WATERVILLE. calling ifptrfi him. William M. Lewis, “ 1 and various patterns of useful and convenient elevated the public in an cc\m\ proportion? Repairing of Tlireshers, Horse Power, &c., done ns ns^ Moses Littlefield, “ 2 14 P’ra/linck cns.Pants • -300 500 ovens, with hollow ware to match In great variety. It would bo’ a most happy thing forthepoor, if tho pre uni. . * AINTS & OILS, of nil kinds, for sale bv Thomas Robinson, “ 2 12 * Mixed “ ♦ • . 250 2 75 The Stock comprises also, a variety of Fancy judices of Modteal men would permit their general adop WOOD-WORK, largo or small, requiring ho aid of ft 23 Light Doeskin * 375 4 2.6 tion in tho public Hospitals. What a bles.oing this -would P ^ W. C. DOW & CO. Turning Lathe or Circular Saw, executed os wanted, at ■Osgood Sawyer, “ 2 21 Striped “ * 250 3.60 Cast and Sheet Iron, Parlor and Cham he to the poor, and aiso to the wholo communitv in tlie shorsest notice. 14 checked CAK. * 3 7.6 400 which thesoKHospitals aro situated! InfiucnzA, ^mall Ruel Weston, “ 2 «« ti t ber Stoves, Box and Plate Stoves OPIRITS of TURPENTINE, JAPAN & Tho location of this Establishment is so convenient, 12 2 7.6 300 Pox, Measly, Scarlet Fever and all the diseases of chil ^ VARNISH for salo by PARKER & PHILLll’S. and tho facilities for oiocuting orders with cheapness William McLellnn^ “ 6 31 IMftId *• ‘ 2.60 275 for Halls, School-Houses, Chur dren would be affairs requiring only a few doses of Pills and desnntcli nro so groiit, that an increase of patronage Willis Cnrrier, “ 2 8b Block Sntinett * 275 300 ches, Stores, &c.. to entirely rc-ostnblish the patlcnf's health. And in ca ■J^IME for sale by ” coiifldently expected. 34 Blue Rib’d * ‘ 275 300 ses of Rheumatism and Dropsy, and tho various forms John G. Donn, Belgrade, 1 . 12 Mixed * * Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron work done to order. of Lung diseases, there ismo mcdiciifh capable of doiiig PARKER & PHILLIPS. „ RUFUS NASON. 250 2 7.6 SWvc Funnel of everj^ dimenRion always on hand, IVnterviIIo, Oct 7 1847. 11,tf. William T. Mills, “ 1 12 « t t 1 67 17,6 more good, or whose use would tend more to tho recov Ezekiel Pago Jr, “ 1 12 t ( 1 1.60 1.68 with an extensive assortment of Tin Ware. ery of health. STONE 'WARE!! ~CO]^]CTNERSHIP. 12 < ( t Those facts Dr. Brandrcth proclaims, are n extensive assortment of STONE WARE just recei Geo. J. Penny, “ 1 125 1 33 , 18 checked Lin. * 1 67 1 7.6 It A m ID w A m IE SOLEMN TRUTHS. • ved and for sale at J. MARSTON's. William Taylor, “ 1 A.liine 21«t, ISIS.] 48. he Snliscribcrs, having formed a connection in busi 51 Br’n Lin. Drig. * 12,6 1.60 all kinds, of TooIh. Saws, hand and niifi, cordage, hails I^et our Legislatures and men in authority every 12 Plnid cotton ‘ ■ 7.6 83 glass, pumps, load, zme, house fittings, copper kettles, ness, under tlie ffrm of SiionEY & Waters, would Emily Wentworth, “ 2 where look to this. If these things bo so—is it not a Tesp ccifully inform their friends and the public, that they 18 checked “ ‘ .68 67 scythes,and other fanner’s implements, household artl part of their high duty to cause the Brandreth’s Pills to IRON AND STEEL. Willard Vivian, “ 1 36 Duck ‘ ,60 .68 cles, &c., &C. he best assortment to be found in fhi.s town, for sale will enny on tho Tailoring Business, in nil its branches DO used by our glorious Army and Navy, and in all at their Shop in I’rny’s Building. Actor Hunter, Clinto*!, 2 12 String * 25 1.33 WaltrvtlU, June 28«A, 1848. J. R. FOSTER & CO., public Hospitals V Public opinion tells these honorable by VV. C. DOW & Co, 12 «< i 02 100 T 29 tf. D. SHORET. Phebe Ann Currier, Chesferville, 1 DISSOLUTION. men that such is their duty, and one of the most serious WaterviUe, Feb. IsL, 1848.] C. H. WATERS. 48 Overalls .60 58 character, in which is involved tho security of many, WESTERN Extra & Clear PORK for sale Joseph C. Bates, Fairfield, 1 24 String “ 68 67 THECo-partnership horotoforo existing under the firm very many valuable lives. 36 Denim Frockn ’’by PARKER & PHILLIPS. EAI'HERS and Looking Glasses—A large assortment Milton Chase, “• 2 .68 62 1 2 of Goss & Him., in the Painting Business, is dissolved Great care should bo used to procure the Genuine for sale by W C. DOW & Coe 24 Red Flanel Shirta 1 17 1 2.6 by mutual agreement. Tho boi^s and accounts are in Medicine. The only surety is to buy of a Regular Agent F Benj. L. Deering, “ 1 60 Striped “ SA-WS. .60 .60 the hands of Joseph Hill, who is authorized to settle tiie who can show a CERTIFICATE, signed with a iien, IRCULAR, Cross-cut and Mill Saws, for sale by Dn (D m AH ® IL Butler A. Emery, “ '1 some. C. S. GOSS. B. BRANDRETH, SI, D. W. C. DOW & Ct). BOY’S CLOTHING. Watervillc, May ist, 1848.] J. HILL. C Geo. P. Giillifer, “ 4 ’ The regular Agents in Somerset and Franklin Coun Jos. F. Nye, “ 2 12 Tweed Frocks 3 25 350 ties are at Watcivdlle, C. K. MATHEWS; Anson, B.Col CHOICIil lot of Groerries—Dye Stuffs—^Lamp Oils— £ i r p S t able, 12 “ Sacks 3 00 3 25 CARBIAOE, SION, HOUSE, dins; Athens, A. Wore; Avon, W. & T. L. Richardson ; Mats—Tubs—Churns—Brushes—Brooms &c. fer Hudson Osgood,- “ 2 ■ . 2 50 2 75 sale by WILLIAM DYER, ©mHAlIIEHU!^ IPAHMgJISS^o Bloomfield, S. l^arker; Cambridge, A. D. Packard; Ca Silver St., orrosiTE the “Parker House,” G. H. Qiiimby, “' 1 04 Linen Sacks & Frocks 100 126 naan, 11. C. Ncwhall; Cornville, J. Togg & Co. and E. June, 1st, 1848.] Druggist. 18 Cotton “ “ 75 100 A. Cass; Clicsterville, A. B. Lyon; Detroit, E. Fr>*e;— WATERVUrilriE. Rodney Wyman, “■ 2 ' • 24 P’rs Satinett Psnts 126 200 UPERIOR MEAD & LEMON SYRUPS, for sale rei^ William Spearin, Sebasticook, 2 he Subscriber continues to execute, at the old stand, Fnrminj^n, L. Bursloy Jr. and J. W. Perkins; Fairfield, loio bv the inanufucturor, 12 Linen Drilling’ “ 92 112 W. B. Snow & Co. and I. S, Chirk & Co.: Harmony, C. S Passengers taken to nnd'from the Boats, and otberplaces. 24 Cotton “ .68. 67 CAURIAGE, SIGN, HOUSE, and ORNAMEN July, 1848. j WILLIA M D YER. Kendall Decker, Smithficld, 6 TTAL FAINTING. Also, GLAZING and TAPERBartlett and J. Hutchins: Hartland, Moor & Haskell:— 12 Plaid Vests 02 100 Jay, J. Paine ; Madison, C. Fletcher & Co.: Mercer, M. MILLIKEN'S FAMED Calvin G. Hale, Norridgwock, 3 12 “ “ —’ 7.6 871-2 HANGING. LANICETS—Whitney, Bath, and Duflil— -* .T. Hiu. will be found at the old stand of Gobs & Hili,,' L. Burr: Norridgwock, E. C. Scldcn : New-Portland, E. Leonard Avery, WaterviUe, 1 9 “ “ .68 67 Craggin: Phillips. \V\ & D. Tnrhox—Palmyra, J. Har B PARKER & PHILLIPS. (Sating oub Cobging 12 Striped “ .60 58 next building nortli of Marston’s Block. He intends to Peter Cannon, “ 1 employ Jounieymon, so ns to bo able to execute with vey and T. J. Pratt—Pittsfield, W. K. Lanccy—St. Al HICAD OF NORFOLK AVENUE, bans, Whitney, Fuller & Co.—Skowhegan, E. H. Neal— FARMERS ATTENTION ! Benj. W. Cliipman, “ 4 ALSO A GENERAL ASBORTJtENT OF despatch all Work and .lobs they mav be called upon to do. Rear ok 1851-2 Washington Street, Boston. And, likewise, PAINTS prepared for use on reason Strong, E. Morrill—Wiltou, J. & E. Bean. James L. Crommett, “ 2 ©©(DDDS, able terms. J. HILL. WO^HUNDRED tons op PLASTER, of the be.st Entrance to Ladies* Rooms, No. 16 Province House Court. William E. Harris, “ 5 Watcrvillo, May 10, 1848. 42tf. NEW ESTABLISHMENT. T quality, just received and for sale by tho undersign David Huston Jr., “ 1 CROCKERY & GLASS WARE, %ARD- ed, nt their Mill, near the steamboat landing, where a IlfllLLIKEN, having fairly and comfortably e.stablishod pood supply of frc.sh-ground will be kept constantly on Jason W. Moor, “ 2 WARE, IRON, NAILS & GLASS. WHITE LEAD, Htms, ]Po IBlETIEIBAHEo liL himself in his new and cominodion.s quarters, res hand.'. Please call at thevstorc (at tho landing) of pectfully returns his grateful thanks to his friends and f^ROUND & Dry., for sale hy from BOSYON, ■ W. & D. MOGR. William G. Penny, “ 1 A LARGE STOCK OF tho temperance community generally, for tho liberal pat Isaac Perry, “ 2 PARKER 4- PHILLIPS. W^OULD re.spectfully announce to the Ladies of Water- Watendlle, Dec. 27, 1847. 23tf ronage which hitliorto ha.H been extended to him, and is, ville and its vicinity, that she has taken rooms in No. 1 7b the fhtn. the Court of Cbun/y CommusionerB of the Coun- ns ever, ready to accotnmotlate, to tho fullest satisfaction Simeon Tozer, “ 1 iPMHirs ©aiLs. • GLASS. Boutelle Block, (2 doors south of the Post Office,) lately WINDOW CLASS, an extra article, for sale hy iy of Somerset. and at bis usual moderate prices. Cha’s Week.s, “ 1 AIbo a large stock of W. C. DOW & CO. occupied by C. J. Wingate, where she will be happy to he UNDERSIGNED inhabitants of tho counties of His Bill OF Fare embraces the first o^ the market, Ransulicr Wyman, • “ 2 wait upon tiiom. She is supplied with n fashionable as Somerset; and Kennebec respectfully represent that an(l w’ill still demand that atts^ntion at his eyes juid hands / vr. I. GOODS & GROCERIES, sortment of Tthe public good requires that a county road be located,which has rendored his establishment one of the most By order of Director.^. mfmlar places of resort in the “ City oj the Three IliUs** comprising in part the following articles t Straw Bonnets, Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, leading IVom the easterly end of the Somerset bridge, so EDWIN NOYES, at Itjia 5 called, in Sebasticook, county of Kennebec, in a nortiier- Ills Desserts, made famous from the riejmess of the Troiisuror of tho AndroRCOggin nint 10 Hhils.AIolasses, Lace Goods, &c. &c. ly direction, through Canaan village to the Gore school- Yankee Plum Puddings and Apple Dumplings, will be Kcnnchcc Riiilrnad Company. 3000 Mrs. H. B. Sugar, Bonnetirmade to order, on short notice. Straw Bon house in Hartland, tlioncc, in a north-westerly, direction, prepared under his own immediate direction, nncl will Waterrille, Aug. 16(5, 1848.] (4-4w.) JOSEPH HARSTON nets cleansed and fashionably shaped. to Conivillc line near Calvin Bain’s, thence, in a north embrace every variety of agreeable eating^ for which 4000 P. R. do. 20 lbs. for $1. erlv direction, tQ Athens village. his customers have demonstrated such fondness. 1500 “ Cask Raisins, 16 to 25 lbs for SI. AS just received, at his Brick Block, a fresh And We, therefore, pray that a road may be located on tho To/Sons of Temperance, and his brethren in the tem OTICE.—Tile shares ne originally subscribed for upon H desirable stock of HATS AND CAPS. above described route by tho county commissjoners of perance ranks generally, MlLLIKEN presents his com N the bonks of the Androscoggin' and Kennebec Rail- 500 « Box do. Spring Style for 1848. Somerset and Kennebec counties, 'the undersized feel pliments, and being ever alive to their interests—as well rond Company by the following individuals mid linns 1000 “ Coffee. Foreign, Domestic, Faneg and Staple assured that this route is a feasible one and will add as his ow!—would be mast happy to welcome them will be sold nt public auction on Saturday, tho ilikl day CROH^EILIL has just received an assortment very much to tho public convenience. “at the Head ok Norfolk Avenue.” of September next, nt ton o’clock A. JI.,'nt tlio office of ALSO, DRY GOODS, - L$ of Hats and Caps, which will bo sold on reiisonublc JOS. BARRETT & 90 others. Open on Sundays at meal times. the 'Irensurcr ofsnid Company, in WaterviUe, for tlm terms:—also MILLTKEN, purjioso of paying assessments due thereon with inter J^LARGE STOCK OF Omprmng, in part, the folUnmng,articlet— est and costs of sale—to wit: All kinds of School Books ^ Stationery ; STATE OF MAINE. 8tf Rear of 185 1-2 Washington St. Broadcloths, Lawns, AND SOMERSET 88. j Com. Court, March Term, 1848. Abigail Bearce, Readfield, 2 sharei NBW FLOUR. u The above eoods were bought forcnsli and connoquont Cassimeres, . Linen Lawns, Sofas, Bureaus,^aassggg^^Tables, Bedsteads, ) (tdjow'ument, Sept 2, IB-IS. AUTUMN GOODS, Franklin Bean,' “ 4. N the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence having James B. Bell, “ 8 U ly will bo sola as low ns enn be bought o'n Kennebec ri Doeskins, M. de Laines, Chairs, Feathers^^SSS^^^ Looking Glasses been received that the petitioners are re.‘«ponsible and U ver. Those in want will find it for their jnterest-.to call Satinetts, Shawls, Oought to be heard touching the matter sot forth in saidtA CASES New Fall., Goods, this day re- James W. Boynton, “ 2 before purchasing olsew’herc. (40-tO Watcrville, Mur. 23,1S48. 36,tf. petition, it is Ordered, That tho county conimissionors ^ ceived and now opening, embracing a most desira David Bowker, “ 2 u Waterville, April 2dthp 1848. Tweeds, Carpet Bags, of Kennebec be requested to meet the commissioners of ble assortment of French, Ktfglish and American a Gamhroons, Linens, WILLIAM. C. DOW & CO. Wm. P. Caldwell, “ 2 ALI* Wool Cashmere and Broche Shawls.* this county, nt the public house of Ephraim Washburn IDmM®®ID§o J. L. Carr, a Denims, Bosoms, OULD inform their friends and the public, that they in Canaair, in said county of Somertet, on Tuesday, the Sept. 1848. J. R. ELDEN A CO. 2 A few beautiful styles at verr low prices nl keep constantly on hand, an extensive assortment cf Slst day of October, A. D. 1848, at ton o’clock A. M. Wm. Cochran, “ 1 t( • ’WILLIAMS’. Vestings, Dickeys, W and thence proceed to view tho route mentioned in the iC Ginghams, Eng. and Am. Prints, FOREIGN & MMESTIC DRY GOODS, petition, immediately after which view a hearing of the TICONIC BANK. Jno. 0. Craig, “ 1 est selected Medicines and Drugs, a fresh supply.—- parties and witnesses will be had at sqmo convenient THE Stockholders of the Ticonic Bank are hereby noti C. D. Crosby, “ a Families and Physicians supplied with articles that Muslins, Bl. & hr. Sheetings, ^ West IndiS Goods and Groceriec, 1 B * ^FEATHERS, LOOKING-GLASSES, CROCKERY, place, and such further mcasuroe taken in tho premises, fied that their annual mooting will bo held nt said James Currier, “ 1 u shall give satisfaction, and at reasonable prices, at together with a general assortment of as the commissionera shall adjudge proper. Bank, on Mondnyf the second day of October next, at 10 tc June 1st, 1848.3 WILLIAM DYER’s. AND And it is further Ordered, That the petitioners give no o’clock A. M. for tlie choice of DVoctors for the ensuing Samuel Currier, “ 2 W. I. GOODS & GROCERIES, CROCKE CHINA WAKE, tice of tho time, place, and purposes of said meeting to year, and for the transaction of any other business rela Lewis E. Davis, “ 1 ^MYBNA EDGINGS, just received at RY & GLASS WARE, all persons and curporations interested, by causing attes ting to said Baiik, that mav legnllv come before them. Benjamin Davis, “ ILLIAMS.* Also,—Iron, Steel, Hard Ware, Circular and Mill ted copies of the petition and this order thereon to be WaterviUe, SepL ii, *48‘.] A.‘PERKINS, Cashier. 2 . “DRINK AND BE REFRESHED.” which he offers to his friends and tho public as low Saws, Wrought and Cut Nails, Window Class, Linseed served ujion tho county attorney and chairman of the Stephen porman, “ 1 ' AS CAN BK BOUGHT ON KeNNKURC RiVER. Oil, Dry ana Ground /./cad. Coach and Furniture Var county commissioners of Kennebec county and upon tho WANTED. Wm. H. Dudley, “ 2 u He ha.s on hand a lot of L. Baylev's superior Laundry nish, japan, Paints, &c.; togctlier with a Good assort respective clerks of tho towns of Athens, Cornville, Hart- u B. A ment of our good Coat-makere. Constant employment and Jno. V. Dunbiu-, " 2 STARCH POLISH, which he will sell at wholesale or land, Canaan, Clinton and Sebasticook, snd by posting good pay will he given. J. M. WEST. u (at the real Temperance Restaurant, retail. up attested copies of the same 111 three public places in FSep. 12, 1848. Joseph Earl, “ ] Watcrville, May 10, 1848. 42.tf MEMIP & mhWmiLA ®(DmiI!)A©Igo each of said towns thirty days before the time ajipoiutcd 8tf opposite the Parker House, Silver Street,) James Fillebrown, . ‘ 52 u The above goods will be sold at reduced prices, for lor said view, and also by publishing the petition and Dana B. Fogg, *' “ <( FFERS his friends and the^mblic, Soda, Lemonade, Mo WAimiBH'S cash or produce, or ou short and approved credits this order thereon three weeks successively in the J’co- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. 1 * Royal Pop * Beer and Me^, of the very first quail jilo's Press, a new'spapor printed in Skowhegan, the East- ANDROSCOGGIN KENNEBEC RAILROAD, Isaac Ford, “ 2 u. O SARSAPARILLA, TOMATO, & WILD tern Mail, a newspaper printed in Watorville, in Kenne ty—also, Oranges Lemons, Figs, Raisins, and a general ARSEILLES & ENGLISH QUILTS. roposals will be reoelved at the Treasurer’s Of- Asa Gile, ^ “ 2 M and choice assortment of C1I£B»Y PHYSICAL BITTERS, bec county, and in the Ago, a public newspaper l.isuod M PARKER & PHILLIPS. by the nrinter to the State, the first publication to bo flee in WaterviUe until the 27th inst. for the Grading Geo. W Hammond, “ 1 u. Pand Masonry nf the 27tli section of tliis road. CONFECTIONARY, • AT FIFTY CT8. PER BOTTLE. thirty (lays before the time of said view, tl^t all persons Neliemiah Hanson, Jr., “ 1 u. OIL. and corporationi interested may attend an(ri)e hoard if Also for a' Truss Bridge across the Emerson Stream, at prices as low as can be found elsewhere. arsaparilla, Tomato and wild Cheny Bitters, Dudley Huins, “ Ub have now beoome a standard Medicine, nniversully >URE Sperm, ref M Whale, and Lnrd Oil, for sale by they think proper. Attest, L. KIDDER, Clerk. and for two other bridges. 8 no hopes to secure his share of public patronage and S W. C. DOW&Co. A true copy of tho petition anl order thereon, Plans and profiles will be ready for examination nt Nancy W. Hains, “ tc promises his fViends that none who deal with him shall approved by Physicians ns a safe, speedy and effectual 2 renftdv for'8erq)fuiaui, iterairialana CutaneomDiteasa; Attest, L. KIDDER, Clerk. tlio Eiigiuoer's Office in Watcrville on the 20tli inst. “ <4 go away di.^satisfied. May 27th--^4 tf. 'I'HE pretieat style nf Gaiter Boot is io be found at Wil- Kailrond Office Lewiston, j Hobabt Clark, Agent. G. W, Hains, 2 Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billions Disorders, liiims’. Only a few left—cnll quick. > - “ <4. Liver Complaints, Costiveness, Weak and Sore Stomach, A BAGS extra Butter Salt, just received at No. 1 Sept. 5th, 1848. ( Ed. Applkton, Engineer. Wm. Harvey, 1 lEAlRIOWAm-K-. Ulcers and Bunning Sores, Swelling of the Limbs, Pain ARSEILLES QUILTS, just received ut Ticonic Row by K. L. SMITH. Gilman Hawes, “ J tc in the Bones. Tumors in the ThroaL Rheumatic Affec M J. WILLIAMS & SONS’. IS&S. James Hazeltine, “ *c HENRY NOITBSE & COn APAN, Cowf^U.eSa Funiitute^Vartiish, for sale bv 2 tions, Salt lliieum. Erysipelas, bad Humors, Eruptions on Lewis B. Hunton, “ ti. Importers and Dealers in the fiuie or body. Cancerous Soros, Kings’s Evil, chronic TUST RECEIVED, n good nssortment of J W. C. DOW&CO. 2 Catarrh, Languor, Debility, Headache, Dizziness, Sallow (I Thread Luces, Gimps, Fringes for Visits, Linen Francis Hunt, Jr.,' “ 4 (4 HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND Complexion, and nil tliosd disorders wtiicli arise from the NEW GOODS, SADDLERY, Hdkfs., and Embroideries, very cheap at AT EXTREMELY L06V PRICES. E'nincis Hunt, “ 2 abuse of Mercury, or from an Impure taint in tlie Mood, Wuterville, May 17tli, lS38.i “n”’. iTntoUe ll'ik. GEORGE GOURLAY, M. D., tc 'ITAV'Eju.t received a largo addition to their stock, no matter liow acquired. EW and elegant styles, jnst rec’d direct from Boston Henry Hutchinson, “ 1 JU comprising a great variety iu tho Hardware line, to The extract hero presented is prepared oiler directions PHYSICIAN ^ SURGEON, and New-York markets, and selling cheaper than tho Noah" Jewett, “ 1 > ti which they will constantly be receiving additions from given by tho celebrated Dr. Warren, whose name it bears, •KF.1WDAI.1.’8 miiLS. oapest. Persons unacquainted with tho Markets sli’ld Albert Johnson, iL Eiii^lsh and American Manufucturen. and will be found su|ierior to any preparation of tho kind OX-BOWS & AXE-HANDLES, be reminded that tlio prices of nil kinds of Goods liuvo 2 1 hey keep constantly on band a large assortment of now iu use. It is highi v concentrared, entirely vegetable, ob sale by very much fallen within tho lost few weeks. Wlh. M. Jose, “ 1 ti W. C, DOW & CO. Residence at W. M. Bates'. Iron, Steel, Nails, Window Glass, Axdl^ Eliptio Sprinn, and very 6nely flavorccl to the taste. Tlic cliaiige which F May 29th, 1848-45 tf. E. & 0. Kent,' “ ■ 6 ti Anvils, Circular, X-catandklill Saws, Firo Frames, Fire it produces In the condition and tendency of* the system “ ti Dogs, Oven, Ash and Boiler Mouths, Cauldron Kettles, is $ntedy and permanent. 1 KA TinC! T- ISLAND and CADIZ SALT, The greatest Inducements ever get offered in George B. Kittridge, 1 Stove Pipe, Hollow Wore, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Zinc, As a Spring Mediciiih for purifying tho blood, strongtli lOU HL/O. for salq, PARKER & PHILLIPS, ROBERT T. DAVIS, M. D., WaterviUe. Marinda Lambert, “ 4 ti and Tin Wat®— ening the stomach and bod.v, and'Checking all consump PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, J. R. ELDEN & CO., Benj. L. Lombard, “ 2 ti ALSO, tive habits, tlie Sarsaparilla, Tomato ana Wild Cherry MORE NEW STYLES “ Bitters are eiitirel.v unrivalled. WA'i'ERYIIiLE. (at the old stand, one door north of Boutelle Block,) in Atsatt Luce, 1 A complete tueoriment of the most approved Prepared and sold bv SUMMER GOODS, vite attention to one of the largest and most fashion R. Bi Nprton, “ 10 u. DAVID F. BRADLEE & SON, UST RECE-LVED per Inst Steamers from Boston and Refebences—Dn. Jacob Bigelow, able stocks of “ tt Cobking 0tones, ” H. I. Bowditch, Jarvis M. Norcross, 1 ' 130 Wasliington street, Boston. J selling at great bargains. Pui^hnsers are respectful Boston. t AGENT.^Wntervlllo, WdLLlAM DYERj Norrldge ly invited to call and examine before purchasing else ” 1). H. Stoiieb, RICH & FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS James Packard, “ 2 together with elegant patterns of Parlonr Stoves, com " J. B. S. Jackson. wock. Blunt & Turner; Skowhogan, White '& Norns; where. Goods freely shown at all times. ever yet oflerod in WaterviUe, consisting in part of the Alden Packard, “ 2 tt mon Sheet Iron Airtight, Uflicc, Box and other Stoves, June 8th. (46-tf.) PARKER & PHILLIPS. No. .6 Ticonic Row..... RcMdenco ut Williams’s Hotel following articles » Also—a Ihll supply of fresh Ground LEAD of differ Athens, A Ware; Anroo, Rodney Collins | Mercer, Hnni- Samuel T*nckard, “ 2 ti ent qualities and all other kinds of Paint.— ball Ingalls; Farmington,.!. W.'Perkins; Augusta, J.E. Eng., Fr., & Ger. Broadcloths 1,50 to 4,00 Sarah Perkins, “ 2 Lintoed, Sperm, Lord and Whale Oil, Spinta Tnrpen- Ladd, and the dealers in medicine generally tiiroughout SHADE 'fASSELS. New England. 1 1 y Dozen* received, and for sale by J. IFo HOTIESu Ba ID. Doe Skins, (new styles) from 62 1-2 LQO Betsey J. Pierce, “ 4 ti tine, Japan, Ctiaoh and Furniture VarnUu of tlie nest OtI ELDEN & CO. qualities— ]j|A^GAlitONI, a wperiol- ariicl^^ Physician and surgeon Satinetts “ 25 621-2 Joseph Robinson, “ 2 u Manilla fhrdo^ Harness, Sole, Patent, Cbvering, 6000 yds. Eng. and Am. Prints 8 121-2 Ezekiel Robinson, “ ti iaHiS*. nOOTS AND SHOES for sale Dtvotes special attention to diseases of the JAinps 2 Dasher and Top Leather, Chrrlage Trimming, ^ ‘ PARKER 4 PHILLIPS’ and Throat. 2000 “ M. deLaines 121-2 20 Lucy Shurbum, “ 2 GoodyeoF.t India Rubber DR. T. H. MERRILL, Office ear. Main and Silver sts.- Residence, Parker Ucuse, Silk W. Alapaccns 37 1-2 68 John Smith, “ ]00 “• Cotton Warp do. . 20 30 MACHINE BELTING, ESPECTKULLif offers his eervioes ns PHYSICIAN WATERVILLE,. ME. John Smith, Jr., “ 4 “ at manufacturers’ prices. R and SURGEON to the citizens of this pluce. Office Lyonese Cloths from 80 62 1-2 Cyrus L. Springer, - “ 1 “ HERE Goods may be bought as low, to say the least, No. 2 Mauston’8 Buick. 500 yds. Patches from 4 12 1-2 Particular attention given to furnishing all ■uaterlnk : Rusidcnce at tlie house recently occupied by adies, do you want a beautiful Gingham? H. P. Torsey, “ 2 “ for building purpose*. w ta tht couiitry, U vt L CUII at.WILLIAMiS’ and bo sutisflsd. Eng. and Domestic Flannels 22 50 George C. Vance, “ 2 “ OT-They have jnat received a large Invoice of S.addlo , Levi Dow. Ginghams (beautiful stylos,) 121-2 20 ry direct from the Manufacturers in England, toother! J. WILLIAMS & SONS, Watorville. Oct. 1847. fl4,tf.l UST RECEIVED, a prime lot of RUBBERS John'Vosmus, “ S “ with various articles of American Manufacture, making NO. 2, BOUTELLE BLOCK. J and for snlo, cheap, for cash, by Gingham Muslins 12 1-2 20 Andrew Walsh, “ 1 • their asMrtment one of the roost complete iq Maine. WX have just received a large assortment of Dry- 'fO BE LET. A. CHICK & CQ 50 doz. linen hdkfs. 61-4 25 Osgood Whittier, “ J “ The attention of the public is respeotfiillv hivited to Good*, Groceries, Boot* and' tbom. Crockery, Farming TORE No. SMarstoii’s Block, opposite the Railroad Too^ &c., (iC., which wc are telling »t price* t^iat as- Offiue, can ,be obtained by applying to 60 “ hosiery 61-4 25 William H. Whittier, “ 2 “ this well known establishment, as ft is believed every SWatverille, May 20th, 1848.] JOSEPH MytMTON. THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF rMuonable expectation of porenasers jvUI be answered. toiflsh i'rerjrooBy. FoV instance, we' toll 10000 yds. brown sheetings 5 8 Hiram AVhittler, “■ 1 “ Watervllle.toy 3d, 1848. 1 yard wide sbeetings from 4 to 10c. fi HOETEES, a new and beautiful article be- TOBACCO AND SEGARS 3000 “bleached do. 7 12 D. C. Williams, “■ ' 2 “ Printo « S “ 121-2 . tween a gaiter boot and shoe, just reo’d ut To be feuud hi Watervill*, .'er Sale by A further enumeration of price* may be nsale**. An Allen F. William*, 2 “ ALL and all other gohds eaually loW. It I* hnpottible for ’ E. L. SMITH. oxaminat’n of good* and prices will be more satiafaot’ry ut to givb'a toni'lbt^ price* that will aatWfy pur- WILLIAMS & SONS’. Samuel N. Williams, “ S'* LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 0l)aujl0, Miles Williams, **■ 1 ohater* tf/Wte ioMapneM Of good* beihre tb*y have CO-PARTNERSHIP. N £W FLOCK ceustantly on hand. HO are in want of BooU, Shoe* or Bub teen thens'' Then are '•« 'many maiiti»« of goMi that PARKER 4 PHILLIPB. A large areortmant, among which ivo may mention Jo*. H. Underwood, Ffryettoy Iff “ ^rs, walk (trelgfat to our nel^bon .ymy terq iMpftking poorer (ban we The eubsaribers having formed a connection cashmere, biaok Italian Sill, Ottoman Silk, Brooha, William F. Eiaton, Greetw, 1 “ w that 0>o.Y van adveitlze at leu price. It It our inten- BEAUTIFUL aseortment of PARASOLS Inst reo’d black Danuiek, wrought deLaiue, crape,whitaandmode Osman Cary, Leedk, 1 “ A. CHICK * tfrui-U MOp in business under the firm of ■ . and eelling cheap at WILLIAMS A SONS’. colour*, Berago, Mohair Baleorlnea, &c., &o. GOOD GOODS. STEVENS AND SnilH, A GREAT VARIETY * B. B, Dudley, Mt Vvnsum, i “ w1mi» tkay will find It vitt eqak pBnhaten nethiBg to look W tbam and we LAWNS AND GINGHAMS. David M. Greely, “ 2 “ Xadlw’Ooitor Boot!; piic* ftom •2J)0| ore flway* bopiw to »bov tb*n), wbetbfr we «eU w not. would respectfully inform the public that they will carry on the EO per Last Boat, and gelling at the loweet pride* ©IP fAHCT ©©©IDS, By order of Dlttietora. L«