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designed '0 purity a river waiter. li j. portable appi-
rsus hcd 1r application l any faucet pr barrel zap used
frr - d -rtarrenf aId- and -rnlcfl Or application
t1 sess-. of Dire capacity 0 EeF az pail as wei is to
cV-s lydrauL Dr. c.eie- itself D changing 90 eli fr rd
wI fer from one iO tte gallons per minute ana oi
durability .as several years P0ce g. with lancet 81
Wa,erc0oers. al invaluable Injury or Ne SOUTH p1ce
are also ir sale by WALTER 81. GIBSON So he Office &C
The Darfraen n -r $40 Broadway next above - Crtes
Hotel Filler sent 90 any pau0f he Union. myl6 Goblin
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4 fOODWIN'~ ROOFlNG.-Od IN roofs msds
- ugh iof q cents per fof sew roofs of "a -
covered Dr q cents roof twenty square, ~ ?, -
per square. AMI warranted. Gcodwln's Patent hyiO
Pneumatic Cement Sheaih1s makes handsome, csssY
usl end durable roof neither pich nor grave Used %
application. References AMI specimens a. OOODNiSo
Roman Cement Factory. - West Broadway bels,s,
Chambers Ard Warren as. my<) In
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C-nn CHAILENt;E.-Notice % gentlemen who
s>.)UOws1 lcr Old clothes 70 look Ike call o. ne
Gear az. Dyenc. Tailoring and Repairing EslibshfsenI
81 G0i-st snere you can yes al grease, pitch. tar PAM
and glue extracted from your clothes without s0ln. yof
cofh Al the shortest nouco and tie reasonable
terms. by J B NOAH 90 Coolest Two doors nom Bees.
NAN Tue highest price paid for geut.emcns csste1
clothing rayl5 lfa'
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CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY. june lN.
Rtmu DoD-Y Yesterday morning 20 mad dog
rushed through the basement window of house 40
Ludlow..t o. the great terror Of number of ladies
Nho were there al the time but fortunately they sue
cecded n escaping o. the upper part OF the house
Young man named Mather. who was passing at the
time rushed into the house and killed the dog
A>orHfH Fou>uLS0.-An infant, about four
weeks DID, nas found yesterday evening In the area oil
house 50 East wcnHcthst and taken 90 thc station
House.
SHIP Ff,iH-S Sergeant owen reports eleven
cases oi ship fever iu Cow Bay but of this number
two have dicI and two more are in "a dying state
PoLIcE-Jom Hancock was arrested yestcr
day on charge Of beating his wife and dosir0ying the
furniture in his room Policeman bassctt of thc
lIirteentlfAYard took into custody man named Ja,
ONcl for beating hIs wife Margaret and smashing ihe
furniture Oiccr Lee, of the Fourth Ward arrested
"a man named james Coloy. who after beating and
abusing h.s wife Ann Coliey bio on her finger F. d.
Coule was arrested on charge of stealing so 90
money and committed for examination. Jacob frann
and Joseph Caller committed for examination by
Justice Mouuttor u-p.cou of stealing cattle
Ellen Hannah brought up on charge of receiving
stolen goods by officer Code Of the Fourth Ward Dis
charged % appear ON Monday.
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=, ALAMANDER SAFES.-Mr : c. HeTng-Sr.
= Thinking due o yul a-i precnlr llary measure
81 business persons, hereby c-rfy fai bad u the late
fire lh li n mv store. one of your Ssfs ~ der. "a
tear lu -e most -ed par offne rihere being arsr
quantity of ul directly m front md overhead hch when
on trr, crirl riese he learug fle safe sIc de-
gree tlaf DID l0 nrcl ur icrye-L hours AFTER le IRE
ant ueu l paris Qf -le safe quite wann hrf whnL
d. more Satisfactory nay papers. &c. al perfect win
me exception 10 beng Ae sn-ok1d caused ihnk by oil
running Oh lle -iie. r. BOkTLE
can cleerius certify '0 the above. and farther tbsf
had one uf e same Kind 0f safes Mr Thor' store de-
struyd by Ore AZ le same time, where kept ny papers
and books, ard az above was lle result Of mine
10. HAIGHT
hereby certify thar purchased from Mr. q Herring
bon of tle above safes ana consider :, poor economy ~
any business Ran mex n have one of he same make
:. T THORN
large assortment u the general Salamanca Sas war
rAlel 20 De- equA m every respect those alluded !,
shove can ony be had Of the subscriber az De 0d asf.h
lsnel depot ~ and 10 Waiers y y al OF hs satbor
zel agents throughout TIC country
le' lneoa~i1W sILAS c. HERRING.
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1I7rT PATRNT AsTORICE CREAM EsTAB

i LtSHMENT and saloon. Is now open a lni 1 tnai-L
In the large mansion house between Hudson and tfrk So
For manufacturing, at Wholesale and RETAIL hne ana cen
c0u. article for gardens saloons steamboats, or excursions
p.--uics. private families &c.
The proprietor vii spare neither pains nor expense IN ren
deng ler saloon strictly relfee. where ladies and gem
t-men may reEae themselves with Tee Cream AMI olef
IL -rn.n-. A nLler. nurrl.-E lln-.d mYl1 I'm
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DSmpet0n. staten leland only FIX miles from Ne"-for,
Number limited lo thirty. Pupils received al any ume
during tie session and charged accordingly 4 military
officer u attendance three times week Apply 10 the In
sfm'-. ar to PHILIP BURROWS, Esq a. Wal.-st or at
SHEPARD'5 bookstore. l9i BrJadway where catalogues
NAV be- hsd myl8 I'm
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A KfiflffAL EN II made AMI inserted By Dr.
II GRAY, lA GfaldsL ihr only maker ~ he human aru-
fetal eye n ne United aaies ANY pers0n that wishes
b. wei. suited WIN superior tr.lcIe tld wei finished
shou.i always aypy io DE uafrr. vino has been 10 tie
shove forty yearPs 5. Oee hoCrs from DO tos O'Clock
mY22 Inn
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NlWnruer Howl, tas located herself l ls pleasant t--
laee OF New Calaan. Flel County. Conn. about Eve
ri - norh.west or DE village oi N1rWals. daily STAGES
running thence fo ile Steamboat and rrlruuE uil-l
every lav AID within quarter 1i nile distant oi Ei
-ona'.r a Pr-shv.ersn. and d Methodist Church. sle
~ sles o "a irun Cen boar crsol1 or Two gem
tem-n if f1eir wives. and II they have some clrru SAD
serrauf can be- accommodated va pleasant Iuus, AMI
every attention ,si he pail t1 render d -asaHf and agree
a. e 10 those who wiA paf.ur lcr Term. r PEE .lil
crate. Application i0 p Hoyl 0r OBJ Rev NJ rla, NrN
Canaan or fo A Reru0i-s Eco GrctUwicl Conn VII De-
attended 90. Us NV. ELIZABETH T. hult
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SWEDISH LEECtiE>- uudcr-i zuei hls the
= 1onorto inform dru rs--. apo'ecaes all pht .cins
ilai De has constantly hand esl swedish Lrecles De-
bls Just received i0ooo 81 thc largest size per steamship.
Herman; Also loloo large and healthy German Lerche'
Wlci le sells af Fery moderate prices hg anv quantities. .o
sgif purchasers J. =. CLEu. lrpordr of L6ec.es
ei I'm. IOll-sf hear Broadway.
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mo JEWrLERe. MINIATURE PAINTERS. Ac.

TO JEWELERS.. MINIATURE PAINTERS, &C.
1 &C Sd. UARrNETr. q Corlmd--t near BroafWay
noe-a.e lHi retai mlulilcurrrs oi IrafenE, Nnnt'
Dre-. and Javyery Boxes. Munmre Cases and sei-ngs
Fae Iocket Watch Rng. Brooch, Pen ant Pencil Boxes,
Chests fr silver pas neatly arranged OBJ orders also Trays
male sui tfel fo jewellers show cases, &C..
Jeyveer. Travelling Trunks. AMI variety OF DE above
articles constantly ol hand aud maae % order Cor and
upstairs. le3 ~"
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DOOFINf..-The subscribers continue 10 execute ny
American composite ~ g cents the foot wood. tnl
~ on old mo- waraulg such roo Superior every TesPec'
% any other Kind % fOohng now DO common use.
~ Wnte beacl.efsvel Tor garden walks fof sale
X BEMAS - co. - HOl.ion-,t
les Broadway.
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WEDDINGS! .-Weiling. Invitation. Cake Visiting
w AID Business Cards. engraved and printed In superior
srye. Also for sale, Carte Velups Cakehoxes Nof1apar
seas Door-p axes, &c ai > Jlll--i uvj1 iMeolf
DAVID z. HARRISON, CHARLES HARRISON.
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Legal. NOTICES.

CIV ssr r..,rr .r soc f.rr r..r .I... I ..e .
FURY NOTICE r.r.....- ....- ..t.r. l fr .''r
~ A. ..f H relation -r r.t
p-.erHt-r DID,. .-ir. 90 .--r.' tfr
.rtn. f'H i.r ..f.t '..f '.r
t'fr' .rff
-..aef Hi lHr.r- e.H .e.rarr ...r..r.
Nn- tf. ht-
n .i- ru
~ TT. -........ ..I OLD. ..... % ...... LID. .....
... Il. ........
... So. .. . OIL. Or. Dbl. rH...
obi. a. .- ,.....- ....... fe
% f,a.t.r f.. f.r. .,. t. f....t ~ ..r..
,ilsa ,-e.. e....i b, D.. $500 C.-'' "a.
l-,.f t....,. ..,. ri. .--... ....r... Fl. sa
t. f. ..f. ... ...t .r.H d.. .s
.r....i +. ..- ...,. ..l t.. ..,t. .f t.- ,.alt
.,I ST., r.... f r.r. ..f.f. ...lrf eI1 .rHf .rr
.... ........-.. b.. ,.. ......rf I'D a.U
F.. pl .i. u -...- d. .... .| s.. .'.r. ... s,ai.rf,
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TINTED STATES PATENT AGENCY f1r IA.
1 ing oar Pasnts-C. L. BAARllr, AgeaL O.5ce ls CIV
Hal, Mechanics Insalgte R0oEsl H. SueOts
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1000 acres of Lani FOR sALt, a' Tam, '.e feah'
- THOSE VALUABLE fSrABLlstlMkNIsa AZ
E. situated iu Monroe County a i.r iunl or Nr f'soi'
A Mountain 8 u pcs from ~ifouluf-, ID from o Wal
sr Gan nnd - miles from kasfn1. on ON" Nnrh al >oll
Turnpike ecl distant from fmidrpii ont NrM of- u
district oI country unIlfAaof nL ..' Illf 'i ' Nhi
ari fhe hsrIfnr-s ~ - climate These linlti's Arc-
nsha of tanning nOH0 sides o Leather per Ahun- iltf
combine a e modern imprnfeni - anu are l 'A'rH.it
or nr f.r AN business The water power "a ~
fr.ent for propeng all hT necessary mac ntfy ~
or Df ffe wear le 1HuHeue- ana am uupe s4ify
ir sdi1u f1 grsHi and sls -l to.l oi " men ar "a
fI operation coo Tho premises. Iiefr are SEVERN gnef
Isl.fInr. including q handsome and convenient dwelling
frlr PROPRIETOR n r midst uf hriuul Jaws No. contain
boz % variety of grated f1' nee- beside fancy uers .hi
sribIrrv .rHp-gncs hugcF-uC SEES, roses l autl &C
Also rn excellent garden with straw berries, fispurifr
cfl-sn- &C. boz abundance The nrishhorlood VII anoih
m annie supply of rock oak ami hemock barb ior many
vc1-- af low price The Tunueucs w br cold either s'n
arf.eiy 0r together with e lend, a ihe option of me %
chaser The whole property VII bee shown by ~ u
PALMER residing thereon For farther uiorml.nn alh
terms apply O ihe suiscrtcf ~ Nor1 lhIu = IN adei
nht NiL-dAM MAJ
n..lg lse6w Assignee uf r. 4 Downing Co
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SCHOOLS.

no PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS, &c.-
! ~ MCCARTHY. teacher of Mulemafc-, &C.. com
ilue- Give lessons n schools 'muir ald .naie h.-n'
instruction 1 such a- desire 10 either go hrr residence,
or uf Doe. - Cfy Ha-rIare TIE testimonials oi PROT
Hscker. ~ Columbia College, can Pee shown References
Rev rs Morris, Rector OF Trinity school 7d Narrh-
- r. ---- "
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SNIP FEIH.-Serg.a owen reports eleven
cases ot ship fever n Cow Bay bat of this number
two have dicI. and two more are in dying state
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fEtPE~fkf, BRUSSELS 8 THREE-fLf
d CAhfEilAbo are now sold, az ne very io"r-'
racs, By r. Lawrence, a. CaIl-st Aso lnualls Nene-
isns, Oh Cloths OF new pattern aud elegant designs Dfse
gei. Rags STAR Rods &C. Purchasers aA money ~
calling NJ ~ CanA.-st ie5 lwdSli~'
OWEN AND HuRLBUT'~ PAPER-.-Ihe
~ SUBSCRIBERS otter for sale i assofmeni OF e eDu,e
mentioned superior papers, Al The lowest manuiae.refs
noes lje6 1xl CYRUS W. FIELD & co n Cht-st
Spoons AND fORk>.-Tshle and desert i'iSs
- aud tea and table spoons of heavy silver plate, To-
steamboats, hotels snd private families, for sale AZ Dur
Ang-sAp by LUCIUs HART, laie BoaItnan Han
TAsTORs-Jusl received from The manufs-iory iFesh
- supply ~ Britannia Cas;Ofs with rich cut bottles ifee
from - 10 Sl0 each For sale al Bur.irg-Ap BY
le5l w LUCIUS HART, (la.e BoaSdIasn HART
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DRY DOCK SAVINGS RESTITUTION.

40 ~ Forti-sf fro d3ort fr3H frcanr a..
1erfIL BIZ OPENED for business on saurlay he ION
w dsy Of june Ie-fanf. from O'Clock 7 n to Ucok
r - and VIII pee open hereafter on Monday Wednesday
and Saturday ~ each wees lunng he same h1lfsNet'.
YORK, June g. 1888
sCHUREMAN HALSTEAD. Presided
GEORGE MANN H.. p...ts.-,.
ROBT j. MHIrTEMORE. '--
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HOUSES TO LET.

-. TO IET-Par oftle upper par u tonse - C.s.,
" =. Inquire OF Brigham Howe, L.sqersrd-s,
- .sr la
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WIGS, WIGS

W ne lesl ass0TImcnI u NlEs, fIlI WI-s, NcalTs
rourees, Bnids, Rnglets and other ornamental HAIR
: % De- found a. AEDHURSr a fiEARDS Pracfic !
Cutters ard Wig Makers, y Maideu-.ane, y. \. y
Ihe lrlle sappAcd lsLolesale AMI rliall. ny
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q A N KS.

LINCOLN BANK-Od Corporation-Jona Hyde,
President; Jonathan Hyde, Levi Houghton, Joshua
, Page Henry Hyde, Directors Bank hours, from 9 to
I2A.M
LINCOLN BANK-New Corporation.-Geo F. Pat
ten President; GeoF. Patten, VIM M.Rogers Thos
Harvard Chas. Davenport, l.. W. Houghton, G. w.
Kendall j. H. M'Lean, Directors; John Shaw. Cashier
Rank hours from 9 to IL AN Discount days, Tuesday
COMMERCIAL BANK.-Wm D Sewali, President:
WIN d. Sewall. Jacob Robinson, Gilbert 1'rufant, Thos
n Reed VIM Patten, Directors; Thos. Agry, Cashier
RANK hours; from to 10 A. M. Discount days. Thurs
days.
SAGADtHOCK BANK.-Thos. D. Robinson, Presi-
dent; r. u. Robinson, Joseph Sewall, John Smith,
VIM M. Reed, Lewis Rlackmer, VIM. Purrington
VIM " Moses, Directors; ID. F. Baker, Cashier. Bank
hour. from 9 to 10 A. NJ. Discount day, Monday.
ANDROsCOGGIN BANK, TopsHAM.-Chas Thomp-
son President; Charles Thompson, John Barron, Da
yid Scribner Nahum Perkins, Woodbury. D. furintoh
directors; John Coburn, Cashier Discount days.
Tuesday Of each week. Bank open from to In
summer ; 10 to in winter
BRUNSWICK BANK, BRUNswIcK-RichardT 7. Dun
Ian President; Richard T. Dunlap Alfred J. Stone,
Iohn C. Humphreys, Joseph badger, VIM. Barron, d.
rectors; A. c. Robbins, Cashiet Discount day, Ihurs-
day Bank hours as above.
uARINER,SBANK, WIscAssEr.-Henry Clark, Pres
;an, Henry Clark Wilmot Wood Edmund Dana
Samuel Aey James M'Carty, Directors; S. 2. Baker,
Cashier. Bank open from to in summer; l0to in
winter. Discount day, Tuesday.
MEDOMAK BANK, W.LpoBoRo'.-James Hoyey,
President; James Hovey, George Smouse, John Bull
inch Jos Clark, Alexander Palmer, Directors George
Anea, Cashier.
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EXPIRE S S E S.

Child & Co.'s Portland and Boston Express, and con-
eected with other Expresses to all parts of the United
states the Canadas and Europe leaves Portland for the
south, daily at II A. M. and 3 ?. Nj. Returning twice
daily. Office 80 Exchange St., Portland.
Lonpley & Co.'s Great Southern Express leaves Port
iand daily at n A. NJ. and P. NJ. Returning vice
daily Office, 70 Exchange St., Portland
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PLAYING the tricks he used to play
Since he's turned elf
Say, has he driven YOU away.
To reign himselfs"
The demon smiled as in derisiOn-
Said he, "In hell there's no sedition,
No Northern doughfeced politician
Gives less of lip
Or bows in lowlier submission
Meath Southern whip,
ethan those for whom the crimson tide
The fairest fields of earth has dyed,
Who here spread misery far and wide,
And desolation,
While min'string to my regal pride,
In mental station.
"With what cur-like, humble air,
These quondam lords my livery wear,
How meekly now my yoke they bear,
And worship me;
1t is we'll worth journey there,
Just this to see.
=" So if you'd like to see the sight,
I'll take you home with me tonight"
Says l, "You are obliging, quite
But for the present
must decline, as all things might
Not prove SO pleasant.
" But if it's true, as you have said,
Rebellion's banner is not spread
To sulphurious gales, why have you fed,
Say, for what ends -
Quoth he, "This earth once more tread
To see my friends"
Gro BE CoNTINUED.)
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STAGES

Leave Bath for Brunswick, Portland and intermedi-
ate Places at P NJ every day Saturday excepted, and
att A. Nj. daily Sunday excepted. Returning DIT 4
a. M. daily, Monday excepted, and at 7 P. NJ daily
Sunday excepted These Stages connect at Brunswick
with the Portland and Augusta line of Stages.
Leave Bath for Wlscasset, Damarscotta, aldoboro'
Camden, Thomaston, Belfast, Bangor and intermediate
places, at A. NJ daily. Returning at e p M. daily.
Leave Bath for Wiscasset, Damarscotta, Wadoboro',
&c, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at P. M
Returning every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
10 A. NJ.
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MAILS. .

The Western Mailsrrves daily at A. NJ Mondays
excepted. Closes al Al P. NJ, and leaves at P. M
Saturdays excepted
The Eastern Mail arrives daily at 6 2. M Closes at
SP. NJ, and leaves at u A. NJ.
The Phipsburg Mail arrives daily at 81 to 10 A. NJ,
and departs daily at III tol2 NJ.
The Georgetown Mail arrives Tuesdays and Fridays
at lOa A. NJ, and departs same days at IL NJ.
Post Office open on Sunday mornings from II to 9
o'clock and one hour Immediately after divine service
Sn the afternoon.
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THE DAILY TRIBUNE
PUBLISHED BY
CHAMBERLAIN, HAiNES & PlUMNz R
AT $500 PER- ANNUM,

RrThe Tribune " III he publ shedlinmeiiiiely ai
Rer the ID rival of the Southern aud Western sail
and in season to he forwarded by the Eastern Mail -
1t will contain all the latest news from the south am
West, together with the latest Foreign and Donesi,
Shipping Intelligence Commercial tep"rts, state of
Trade &c. &c.
Publication Office on Front,near head2f Arcd
Street
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
STEAMBOATS,.

Leave Portland for Thomaston. Camden, Belfast,
Bucksport, and Frankfort, every Tuesday and Friday
snorning at O'Clock. Returning leave Frankfort ev
cry Monday and Thursday morning at 7 O'Clock.
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ORIGINAL
A Vision on the Kennebec.

A Vision on the Kennebec.
"That e'er tie nearer comes oursel
- muckle pity"
An age of wonder. this, it seems
An age of visions and OF dreams;
With prophecy each day nov teens
And revelation,
Afording rich and varied themes
For speculation.
Zen l myself have seen vision,
Which I'll relate, with your permission
Though some may hold it i'll derision,
And some good folks
May swear It's Roerback's last edition,
Or Moonish hoax.
The sun had set, the night shades fell
On grass vale and wooded swell
BONE DER the hill, and through the dell,
Slvery and clear
The echoes of the evening bell
Stole on the ear.
The murky cloud that long at rest
Had lain dark lowering in the West,
Shorn of its bright and crimson crest,
In masses riven,
Its dark and heavy columns pressed
Up the blue heaven.
The moon came up, her silver light
Gave but fresh wildness to the night;
Those clouds were wreathed with pillows,
briyh:
AS oceans foam
Yet on they swept in tempest might,
And all was gloom.
Down. down the clouds "their pent-np store
In torrents now began to pour,
While flash on fash, and roar on roar,
lncessant came;
The clouded heavens were sheeted DER
With lurid flame.
Thus ragged the storm in all its might,
When l. poor bewildered wight,
Was wandering. like an outcast sprite,
Along that hill
That sternly rears its rocky height
Ger -.
And to that spot took my way,
Where grassy knobs and granite gray
Are mingled, where on hallowday
The urchins come,
To kill time in mimic fray,
With fife and drum.
Here lovers too, I've heard them say,
In summer time are wont to stray,
When bright the quivering moonbeams play
On tn Kennebec,
To talk of love, make VOWS, they may
Or may not break.
And there fingered, as if bound
BY magic to enchanted ground,
10 see the red bolts blaze around
The far off flash
And list the distant thunders sound,
And nearer crash.
At last compelled, I sought screen
From storm, behind that magazine,
Which in his works has noted been
BY 1ngraham,
And on its door may still be seen
Inscribed his name.
Just then "the winds blew many ways"
There came a brighter, iercer blaze,
That struck my senses in amaze,
And in its light
A wild, strange being met my gaze
A curious sprite.
A form to make giant quail
Make Southern chevaliers turn pale,
One Quattlebum would scarce assall,
He seemed so strong;
Sporting in graceful curls tail
Full three yards long.
A bright blue flame radiance shed
Around two horns that deck his head,
That showed him bound, not by loves thread,
But wedlock's fetter,
And of his wife, if aught was said,
The less the better.
I knew at once it was the Devil,
Yet had little fear of evil,
For tiends of late have grown quite civil,
IT'S understood
So far that they stand on level
With flesh and blood.
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Fire and Marine Insurance.

TINE Subscriber having received the Agency of the
L CAMDEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
NJ j. chartered 1892 for the City of Bath. aud vi
cinIty, will issue Policies to an amount not exceeding
as 900 on any one risk buildings and merchandise
and on vessels cargoes and freghts as favorable
terms other institutions. D. Z. NAHUM,
Agent
| Bath, Jan. &c, 1913. d75wl
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-18

"That e'er tie nearer comes oursel
y "A muckle pity"
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-18

COURAUD'S celebrated ROUGE, Lly-white,
VI and roudres Sui tiles, for sale at ,
jan IT, HhDES'o'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-09-02
Derby Academy.

TGyHE Fall Term of this institution Will
commence on Wednesday, the 9th Sep
TENDER next, under the charge of
Mn NORCROSS.
There will be an exercise on Wednesday
of each week for the special benefit of Teach
ers, and an Institute of ten day at the close
of the Term.
Board, including every thing but lights, from
AL .I2A to Sl,374 Rooms for those wishing
10 hoard themselves, and tuition as usual.
instruction will be given in Vocal and In
strunental Music.
Derby, Aug. Ia, 1913. o|ow7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-09-02
& Co.'S Boston, COnCOrd,St
stead and Montreal EXPRESS,

TgNHE SUBSCRIBERS continue under theI
Il former arrangement made with the direc-
tors of the Concord Railroad, to forward goods
to and from Boston daily, with each passenger
train.
Packages will be received and forwarded
from Boston TO all parts of N. IL. and Vermont
and Canada.
Letters are not taken on any terms.
Offices at the new Grail Road Exchange,
BOSTON, at THE RAILROAD DEPOT
CONCORD, at the Depot, Lebanon, N. Ill.,
J. w. Howes, Montpelier, VT, Peck N Cos,
Burlington, VT, Il. G. Buffers Line Store
Derby Line, and at Charles Seymour's, Mon
treal.
The Express Train leaves Boston for Mon
treal each Monday at 81 o'clock P. M. passing
through Newbury, st. Johnsbury and the IN
termediate towns TO Stanstead,
N. b. The subscribers are alone responsi'
BILE for the loss or injury of any articles, or
property of any description entrusted to they
care, nor is any risk assumed by the ConcCid'
Nashua or Lowell Railroad Companies.
B p. CHENEY Railroad Exchange, Boston
NATH'L WHITE, Depot, Concord, N. IL
VIM. WALKER, JR. Lebanon, N. H.
Jan. 9, 1S47. 5lStt