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P it 1 N T I N G IN C O L O K S i to the Publishers. b r o n z in g , tie . she has boon fed, and the product of her F lo w ers. Liberty and Union, Now and Forever, TELEGRAPHIC- NEWS. &jjf IstitU nli tejettn, Voted, To adjourn to meet at the brick repenting in sackcloth and ashes. Although milk, whether sold, or made into butter or Best display of cut flowers, best kept up during schoolhouse on Saturday evening next. they may suffer themselves to be betrayed by One and Inseparable.” cheese, during two periods of ten days each, the Fair, § 1 ; 2d ,50. New York, Aug. 28. A Union Club was then organized by olecting the deceptive appearances of that success which (three months to elapse between the periods Best display of pot plants, and in best condi­ A Washington dispatch to tho Tribune says B. Williams, Pres., and Horatio Copeland, Sect. has apparently crowned their efforts since the of trial,) the time of the cow's calving, qual­ tion, §1 ; 2d ,50. Thursday, September 5,1881. The President, Secretary and Mark Ames were storming of Sumter, they are yet to learn that, ity of calf, &e. that advices from Air. Adams' indicate a speedy made a committee to present at tho next meet­ Conmillcc. even in the small affairs of life, though wrong For best Durham, Devon, Ayreshire, or any recognition of the Southern Confederacy by the ing a constitution and by laws. British Government. may at first, and for a season, seem to prevail other pure blood cow, §3 ; 2d 2 ; 3d 1. Mrs. J. II. Converse of Newcastle. 8. M. PETTINGILL «fe CO., are authorized Agents lor B. WILLIAMS, Chairman. A despatch from Quebec says that the ship receiving Advertisements and Subscriptions for this paper. over right yet eventually truth and right will Satisfactory evidence of the pedigree of the “ J . M. Little of Union. F. (Jr W illiams, Secretary. Simonds of St. Johns N. B. flies a secession flag . Ofices— 10 State St., Boston, and 119 Nassau St., New prevail; and I think that it is no less certain above animals must be furnished the commit­ “ J. W. Clark of Waldoboro. L Thomaston, Aug. 26, 1861. in that port. that they are soon to suffer a most severe defeat, tee before n premium can be awarded. “ Leander Morton of Bristol. Anderson who was arrested yesterday, con­ S R. NII.ES, (successor to V. B. Palmer,) Newspaper such a defeat as will in the future secure to us “ L. B. Gilchrist of Thomaston. Advertising Agent, No. 1, Scollay’a Building, Court street Letter from the Fourth Regiment. - Heifers. fesses to having furnished editorials to the Day that respect and deference which the North has “ Alx’r Johnston, Jr., Wiscasset. Boston, is authorized to receive advertisements for this never received, us a people, from the South.— For best Durham, Devon, Ayreshire, or other Miss Abigail Leisliman of Boothbay. Book, News and Journal ot Commerce. 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Best one year old, § 1 : 2d ,50. turns from Washington detective measures will i Ingraham, a member of Col. Mitchell's regi­ beautiful eminence, overlooking a vast extent for Maine to be ashamed of us, but every reason Best heifer calf, ,75 ; 2d ,50. John L. Allen of Waldoboro. of country, and in close proximity to Fort for her to be proud of the Fourth. Samuel D. Wyman of Newcastle. be taken to suppress all treasonable publications. ment of Kansas Volunteers, to his parents in The following lines, from a California paper, iefer to Committees will notice that grades and natives The Zouaves, whose bead quarters are 8 0 1 Ellsworth. The scenery here, in common par­ S. K. W. the presentation of a flag to the Second Maine Regiment are classed together, and hut one set of pre­ E. P. Morse of Union. this city. The letter says : lance, is “ perfectly splendid,” and the air pure Wm. K. Hilton of Damariscotta. 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Encumbered is seen, peering up through a dense forest, the For old Plym outh’s flinty firmness William Tukey or New Castle. Best harness §1,25; 2d ,75. been extended to the 25th of September. forehead, and am a prisoner of war. A ball as we were with an immense train, it was im­ tower of a Theological Seminary,which, I think, Is the base of Northern souls ! Thomas J . Nelson of Aina. Committee. Assistant Adjutant General Howe, sent to struck me fair in the forehead, but being fired Baltimore last evening with Col. Barnes’ Mas­ possible to retreat with safety, and Gen. Lyon, is an Episcopalian Institution.