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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-24

All orders left, promptly attended to in the
shortest time possible.
Our style of cutting is fsvorably known, and
needs no comment. Remember
WE WARRANT OUR WORK
to give satisfactions
Having had long experience in this branch OF
the business, enables Us to buy, and select such
articles as will best suit this market 1t also en-.
ables us to buy at extremely Low PRICES, and
we offer superior inducements to buyers, as we
are determined to SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY
OTHER HOUSE IN THE COUNTY.
Buyers will find it to their interest to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere
as we deem tia pleasure to show our goods 10
all who may favor us with call. Our motto is
Small Profits and Quick sales.
CALL AT THE
Clothing Depot,
On Raland ST., one door above Wilson's
Corner, Middleport, 0.
May 10, 1S55-tf.-
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH!l
DRS. DUNCAN " CAMERON,
DENTS s

NO. loo, WeSg CtGtH STeeC, OettOceH IlUCo uItU
eA Elm, streets, Cincinnati.
THIS Establishment, under the manage
= ment of itspresent proprietors, has been in
creasing in reputation for superior operations in
the Artificial DEPARTMENT of Dentistry for the last
ten years, and nj expense or effort shall be want
ing to give satSfaction to all who may favor us
with their patronage.
The subscribers would call attention to the
following essential points pertaining to Arti-
fetal Teeth, vi4-Beauty and naturalness OF
appearance, quality and strength of the mate
rials, comfort tol 1.-THE weareT, and usefulness in
restoring the natural appearance of the speech,
and ability to masticate in all of which they are
warranted in saying they are exceeded by none,
and equalled by few. Hl'
sa.s TEETH
Inserted from one to full set, with Artificial
Gums. Full anllhalf sets invariably inserted by
suction.
All operations h Dentistry performed in the
most thorough mabner.a aoir als
|ET llG TER M 81 .FI
Considering the superior character Of the worl
and the guarantee given, they are the most reas
enable in the Wet. tft F
Too Teeth on more. on Gold Plate:
SO PER TOOTH.
Iioo Teeth or more, on Silper P7ate:
50 PER TOOTH.
The money refunded if the Teeth do not Prov
satisfactory.
uP For the information Of those living at
distance, we would state that our facilities ar
such, that we can make in the finest style, a full
set of Teeth in from "a 10 48 hours, and small
pieces in proportion so that no detention nee
| be apprehended.
VAN W. o. DUNCAN, }nrvr,srs
R-.M JIG. CAMERON, AA1IDNti'ff'
No. 1856 West Sixth street, between Race an
Elm, Cincinnati. H.
Dec. ,26. 1854-y1 .,t
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sILAS GARNER, GmnsmItIl,

SILAS GARNER, Gmnsmitll,
is still at the same place, in Strider's old Store
room, and that he il prepared to fill all orders
for FIRE ARMS ci every description-R ifes,
Shot uGs. Carbines, OF even '76 Muskets. He
is also prepared to do all kinds Of repairing. He
invites particular attention to his Patent Breecf
Rifes--the greatest invention Of the age.
In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing al
all-except the money. Call and see him.
Pomeroy, MAY 23,' 1854-tf.
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CARRIERS SPAN SH MIXTURE
. The Great Purifier Of the Blood!

~ MV ~ VNS uAAAOA Va VAV DAVVN'
NoTAPARTICLE OF MERCURY INIT
" Let The Inflicted Read and ,Ponderi
AnlInfallible Remedy for Scroflla, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples, or Postules on the Face, Blotches,
Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ring Wormiof letter, Scald Head, Enlargement
and Pain Of the Bones and Joints, Stubborn
Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbago. Spinal
| Complaints, and all Diseases arising from an
Injudicious Use Of Mercury, Imprudence in
Z Life, or Impurity Of the Blood.9ll .f9if !.
laG5 This great Alternative medicine and Purifier
Of Blood is now used by thousands of grateful
patients from all parts Of the United States, who
testify daily to. the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest Of all medicines, "CARTER'S
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumal
tism, Scrofula Eruptions Of the Skin, Liver Dis
Kidneys, Diseases of the, Throat, Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching of the Bones and
joints, are speedily put TO flight BY using this
lnestmable remedy.
For,all diseases Of the Blood, nothing has ye
been found to compare with it. 1t cleanses tn
system of all impurities, acts gently and efficient
Ily on the Liver and Kidneys, strengthens the di
gestion, gives tone to the Stomach, makes the
skin clear and healthy, and restores the Consti-
tuition, enteebled by disease or broken down by
the excesses Of youth, to Its pristine yigor and
strength. f, 9g
ForIrhe Ladies, 1t is incompara ybetter than
all the cosmetics ever used, fe doses Of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture will remove all sallowness
Of complexion. bring the roses mantling to the
cheek, give elasticity to the step, and improve
the general health in remarkable degree, be-
yond all the medicines ever heard Of
The largenumber Of certificates whichwe have
received from persons from all parts of the United
States, is the best evidence that there is no hum
bug about it. The press, hotel keepers, magis-
trates, physicians, and public men, well known
to the community, all add their testimony to the
wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PU-
RIFIER. kee .etif.t. +,,l ,.4s,t,.g,,, 5,,tr
Call on the AeENr and get Circular and Al
manac, and read the wonderful cures this truly
greatest Of all medicines has performed. a q
None genuine unless signed KENNETH 4
BEERS, PropEietors, No. 3, Pearl street, Rich
nond, Xau to whom all orders for supplies and
agencies must be addressed, And for sale by q
D. REED 4 BROTHER, Pomeroy; H.C. Wa
TERMAN 4 co., Middleport; JOHN 90 NELL
Chester KNIGHT A .RR pGMAN Syracus
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Soap and Candle Mandatory.

n ME Subscriber has the pleasure to announce
to the citizens of Pomeroy and vicinity,
that he has opened shop on Sugar Run, neal
Mr.. Miles Tannery, where he will manufacture,
and keep constantly on hand any article in his
line of business; and we feel assured at we can
give satisfaction to all who may favor us with 9
call.
N. B. All orders attended to as soon apossisble
DAVID GUYER.
Pomeroy, Aug. "a, 1852.-tf.
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LEADINGTON,
Town Lots and Sites for Salt Wells

NHoSE wishing to purchase building lots or
i sites for Salt Furnaces at the new town of
Leadington, Just below the mouth of Leading
Creek, will phase apply to Columbia Downing,
ESQ.,, Middlep@t, who will at all times be ready
to exhibit the town plat, and point out the lots
upon the ground, ian9tf.
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The University. Family Remedies

The University, Family Remedies
ISSUED UNDER THE sgAL, SANCTION AND AUTHORITY
University Of F Free eef Medicine and
Popular knowledge.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF PElNNsyL'
VANIA, APRIL 20, 1858. WITH A CAPI.
DOLLARS MAINLY FOR THE PURPOSE
OF ARRESTING THE EVILS OF SPURI.
GUS NOSTRUMS, ,, a8
Also, for supplying the community with relia.
bic remeuies wherever competent Physician
cannot or will not be employed, have purchased
from DR.. JOHN r. RowAND, his celebrated
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards Of twenty-five athe
only safe and sure cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &c.
And his inestimable remedy for ~
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, hai
RoOan's Compound Syrup of Blackberry
'N''" Root.
Z Which highly approved and popular remedies,
together with sa'li 5f Ks soie'se~t3 b...
Tle Uniyeritys remedy for Complaints Of
the Lungs,
The Uniyefsitys Rsmedyfor so,psia or In
digestion, rH Ma tla sa fd dr
The lUniyersity's Remedy for We Bowels,
Also the Upiyersity's Almanac and Pincushion,
may be had At the Branch Dispensary, or Store
OF D. REED, FoihefoY, o, April "a 1854.
pLANK WARRANTS and AfidaYits for
- fWananisifof Justices of the Peace, f0I sale
A. thesefioe qfylsa aMEIGSl co. TELEGRAPH.
.EALLSs OIE iI9ADINGI printed and : kopt
~ constantly on hand and for sale at the office
~ -tha AfRIf,S co. rEI.EGPAp pti .--l w ~
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QRS BUX 4,

Vol. HI, Book X, Chap. L.
THEN LEVERETT S., surnamed CRoFoOT,
i having astonshed all the people, by the
cheapness and durability of his
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IN TIME OF PEACE PREPARE FOR

A Ii Europe is engaged in bloody and de-
IN. structive war. The sympathies of many
Americans is aroused in their behalf. How
soon our own country may be involved 1t Is i'm
possible to foretell. 1t is the part of wisdom to
prepare for war in time of peace. am
The march Of improvement and civilization is
fast destroying those fine old hunting grounds
where our forefathers delighted to "chase the
bounding doe." Game is becoming scarce, and
the sports of the chase are seldom INDUCED in.
A few of these hunting grounds remain. Let
sportsmen use them while they can. s7sls
Robbers, burglars, incendiaries, and murderers
lutk in almost every community. 1t is well to be
prepared to defend Yourself against their attacks.
When you think of these things, remember
that .fi....s1
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Ready-Made Clothing,

for HORSES, and the skill and address of his
workmen, attracted vast multitudes to his depot,
situated on q u
Front street, yfOe doors beloaD court, Pon'eroy.
And there he supplied them, in exchange for
their gold, and silver. and rag money, with
Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c,
Allall the people were pleased with his work
and his prices; for the Horse Furniture was we'll
made, and of the best Of materials, so that it
lasted long time; and his prices were so low,
compared with the prices of others, that he was
soon compelled toincrease his stock, and employ
many workmen.
Yet he still continues to superintend his work
with the same care, and sell his articles as
As Cheap as Ever.
And when the people who did not take the
paper, and, not being posted purchased else-
" here, heard of the GREAT BARGAINS their
neighborS had made, they were astonished, ard
said, "Can it be possiblel Are these things sol'
Then their neighbors replied: "Yea, verify,
but go and see for yourselves, before purchasing
elsewhere" dec19
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-07-24

~ 20 COUNTRY MERRCHAT
i 600doz White asp ThId
e9o 100 lbs do Skein yegaE
$3.50 10 do Stewarts Patent, asa il yjig
3 10 do Black Stellians Sewing Silk,
,i150 do Shoe u, aar Fei,aa 8apl safa.
.u ail00 SB Gun Gaps, ea9 gs asat rs
80 do Walkers, .0gt ul ll4 sa
200 ct gross White & Cold Agate Buttons,
y 400 do Paper & Bone, d osdw u.
e $50 do Ooat& Vest Buttons difffent kinds
u 800 do Hooks & Eyes, 's en
y 40 packs Pins, 4, ,a b l9 a "a
,Nt 20m Bates Needles, Jdl sllpsAi iE@
% is so doc Black 4 White Stay Binding, la
Xmas 90 do Violin strings, tya
With great many other articles in the Yankee
Notion, linei allof which VIII be sold at small
advance on Eastern prices. y NJ
la,s4sl;.k a,l I. Nh N MOQRE ~ pSBo rms
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R IA LANNK N 3EEDs, ioiss ttRsaaids 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10
Ea,.IIg s.W,!dca, Lie.

Inst "Wednesday mnrnm.. as severa
persons we're s,-cu,.iug tie merit. Of the
Lecture by Rev. Thco lilIl. tire Depui,
in the Custom house took occasion 10 re-
mark that the Name law men general,
liked their liquor pretty well and he
knew OF one who furnished rum 10 hts
men 10 DO their haying We pressed
him hard TO name him aud his author -
Tie named Andrew Peters anl said his
author was man who worked iuI Mr..
Peters through ha,ng, but declined CIV.
ing his name. y. instantly pronounc.
ed The man \ liar. no matter who he
nigh, be Richards then modified II b,
saying it was year or Two ae,'; aud We
again pronounced his author a liar.
After furhet parle,ing, Richards fix.
repeated the rough reply ,ha, the man
lied. At thi. moment We observed Mr
Peters approaching IN his carriage, and
after s.oppiag hun IN The street. enquir-
&c If he furnished liquor for Ia, hand-
during the haying seasun Of las, yetr-
The very asking Of such question I'M.
piled suspicion. and therefore We were
not surprised 10 hear an answer IN the
negative, rather more positive and en-
platte than questions are usually answer
ed We then detailed, the Conversation
which had pissed between the Deputy
and our>e!f Al almost everybody
know, (for almost every body knows HIM,
Mr.. peteIs is a very mild man and very
even tempered, But when we had finish.
ed repeating the conversation, WITH a
flash Of indignation he fixed his eyes
steadily upon Richards. and SAID
1T. lie, Richards. you know it's
lie II don't believe you ever heard any
body say so -you made up The lie your.
sell, Richards, you know YOU did-you
know you never heard any body say so"
Poor Richards Weneve saw him
look so cres, fallen. Not person in
tina, crowd appeared to sympaih i.e with
him or believe h,m;lye, he made feeble
effort 10 brazen It out Box Mr.. Peters
holds HIM in too much contempt, to waste
time with HIM IN words, and so drove on.
In this ore instance the lie was nailed
home where it belonged, but while one
wildcat is thus caught and punished.
A'"''."d . -'esr aud continue 10 circu.
late their lies about The Name law anu
its friends.
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DISGRACEFUI..

We have j, upon good authority that
the Deputy IN. the Custom house at this
place has recently made an eec,ioueering
tour in the region OF Branch Pond, where
he has sought to obtain votes for Wells
by representing that # the Democrats
carry the state next fall, the Maine Law
will be repealed and the old LICENSE SIS.
,ep restored, which will enable them to
have jus, as much rum as they want.
Now we do not complain Of this and
pronounce it disgraeefui because false,
but because it is TRUE, and just whs,
the wildcats are working for all over the
state. Cary made this principle plank
in his rum platform and The wildcats have
adopted it The whole proceedings are
q disgrace TO the adyancements OF the
age and an insult to the intelligence oil
the people. But we expect nothing bet.
ter from s1ch source.
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The Bookstore.

For many years Nh. BENJAMIN NorRsE
has been familiar TO The citizens of Ellis.
worth and the surrounding country and
associated in their minds with the Book
store. During all this time II has been
his fortune to occupy position for which
all aspire and TO which but few attain
namely, 10 be >urrour ded with friends
aud To have no enemies. We look upon
hun as marked exception to the general
rule, that in order to have warm irien Is
man must have bitter enemies. We
never heard of his having an enemy
yet we believe that every man, woman
and child in this community. who have
been favored with his acquaintance,
would feel hurt should it chance TO be
rumored tina, they We're nnfriendly to Mr..
Nour.e.
Now the secre, oi al this NAV be
summed up in few words. Mr.. Nourse
has always been conscientious, honest.
kind aud afible, minded his own business,
never interfered with the business OF
others, never spoke III of his neighbors
or gave currency to scandal aud gossip.
Thus calmly and pleasantly he has float.
ed down the sea Of time without ever
encouniering the passion storms OF lite,
until warned BY approaching age and
lufrmities, he has disposed Of his stock
Of books and retired from business. lie
has selected Bangor for his future resi-
dence, and thi,her he bears with HIM
he best wishes of thousands Of friends.
Nh. MOSES Hale succeeds him IN the
Bookstore. which for the present vii, be
kept at the ole, stand From on, lcquaiu,-
ance with him we feel warranted IN say.
my that the business o. .he store Will be
conducted in the same quiet, obhging
manner rs heretofore, assuring the pub.
lic that when anything in his line Is call.
ed Tor. II not on hand a, the time, it will
be Immediately ordered and received in
a few days. Thus there vii be no ne
oessl,y for customer. to send abroad for
anything IN the line OF books, music.
stationery. Gc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

But beyond all these considerations
we fesl warm sympathy Tor Nj Mains.
bee iuse OF the rough aud ragged path
ne has to travel. In addition TO his aril.
fetal sppei,,e. he has to contend against
temptations OF the most WHY aud deceit
Sul l'e. Knowing and understanding
wildcsiism in all ns rsmifcatioa as We
dn, We feel warranted in saying that they
VII leaye no means untried, no matte,
how vile or dlshonorable. to induce him
to violate the foregoing voluntary solemn
pledge. YES. they would do !, though
diey knew II would b. 1T the dreadful
e"sI Of wiiowln- his wife and leaving hi.
family 10 tcg-aO; auo when their 6end.
ish work should have beer completed,
they would send up ta heaven the mock.
us shout ii "Hurrlh Ice Neral aud the
Name L.v :"
But we vii not be ~ seiii.i IS 10 'up.
psc we are the .,ls person ~ this com.
muan, WIN ,mya,his.s stth Mr. MauS
ia hts GLORIOUS work at reform atom. -
Ne, there are hundreds here Who isel =
deep and lasting interest N h. welfare.
We have seen the strong MN turn TO
hide the tear 81 sxmpat., as lie hs.
spoken 81 Mr.. Mans and the trials ahieh
awaited him. Bsi IN this emergency
something more than knd word. OF even
tears IS needed. Every ff,ead 81 humani-
~ should mt 1t them shes IL Mr.
Mans tina, they believe him to be a nau
worihy OF Confidence aud esteem. prove
TO hun-whlt J., really the ia,t-lhh he
has better ia, To hold up h,. head
among men. than have the ntetehss who
have led temperate lie. bu, would
sinrs ~ lnrmg him 10 rum b. means Of
some At Ibetr sueasias. contemplate
agents. And now one mon. shout II "a.
cour4 cement FOR Mr.. Mans. aud an.
other OF defiance for the enemy. We take
cur leave OF the SUBJECT for the present,
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MoKTMN OF REM \.h

/, Is TACT worthy Of remark tia, all
and with but few exceptions, the mee han.
les and pro,esian, laborors, are temperance
men and fully three iourlhs of them II,
favor oil the Maine Law. Can any other
,own IN the Stale " til as large popula.
ton aud doing the amour, of business
say as much
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Temperance Lectures

Our cilizens were favored with TIVE
very interesting lecture, last Tuesday b,
Rev Theodore HILL We were unable
To attend III the afternoon, and as 1t
rained III the evening owing TO our bruises
We dare not venture out, So we missed
both lectures. From those " hn were
present we learn that the lecturer handI.
ed the wildcat rummcs without gloves.
demonstrating conclu>ively tina, society
Is not cursed with greatcr pest ihan The
rntnscIlcr, and that the INSCRIPTIONS
politician who upho!ds aud encourages
him ia his vile traffic IS not one whit less
guilty anu tnerero,v u, we, Ia be plac.
ed upon the same level lie, Society
once take tins step. and we fancy run
politicians would soon become scatce in
Ellsworth. THIS is Just what Society
should do, and were i, no, for the wealth.
aud family influence, or oiii,nl greatness
with which they are fortified; we nigh,
soon espec, to see the rumseller, rum
politician and gutter drunkard cla,sed as
equals. The sonne, this i. done. the
better Tor the temperance cause. Yet
who Will dare 10 take the frs, etep 10 ae-
complIsh SO srea. good, We pause Tor
4 reply.
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The Secrets of Nunnerics

THE ESCAPED NuN; on. DISCLOSURES
OF CONVENT LIFE de VIZ and Da-
renport, N. Y. Price ST. Public at.
teni;en is now being called to the system
of Converts, by the press, in every part
of the country; and this book is most
apropos To the times. 1t is an exposition
Of the inner life of Converts, and the
author strips these mysterious abodes OF
their false DISCUSSES with an unsparing
hand. II is the best work ever published
on the subject, and one which the Jesu,te
have not been able tosuppress. In Chap
ter ". we find the following account OF
the cruel treatment of the fair authoress,
at the Convent OF ST. -, where she
was kept a prisoner Tor a long time
They found in my bosom miniature
of my old Superior: they seized it Gu
treated permission 10 kiss il once more.
but the favor was refused. They threw
me an under garment. they took off my
stockings. covered me with sack. aud
led me, with my head and feet uncovered
along the passages. wep,. called FOR
help but they had sounded the bell, 20
give warning lha, nobody should appear
invoked Heaven; / sunk to the earth.
and they dragged me along When |
had reached the bottom of the stars my
feet were bloody, my limbs were bruised.
my situation would have soiiened hearts
OF flint. With large keys, the Superior
opened the doors OF a gloomy subterra-
neons cell, where they threw me upon a
mat half ro,ted by The damp. ! LIQUID
there a slice oil black bread and basin
OF Cruel, with some coarse necesSar,
utensils. The mat. when rolled Up.
formed a pillow. Upon stone lag a
skull and black wooden crucihN Nv
hFsi impulse was to put period to my
existence | applied my hands 10 m,
throat, | tore my clothes with my teeth.
and uttered hieous cries. dashed my
head asaius, the walls. and endeas1rcd Ia
take away my hfe tIl my strength failed,
which very soon happened. In this place
| remained three days.
We estrac, the following from pfi-
va,e note sen, us by the publishers
Our FRIENDS OF the Press are awarr
tina, we have lately been involved IA a
course ol litigation respecting u Book ou
cnnvrn, Life. and the re.ui, Is alsp
known. There is gtent diversity OF
-plnlan respecting the Inlnn ct'on and it
attending circumstances, but there i only
one opinion as TO the merIis ul this " urs.
10 which we beg leave Ia call your PIT.
tIcular attention. Il is. we bese,c. the
most important one ever upon the subject
ni Converts and their abuses. II expose,
with a fearless hand aud skiiiul pen. tn
miqnilirsr' Priests, Snperiors, and Nun,
a ptaeil-,d In those Popi>h lafes anal
prison-hou>es. which priests and Jesnits
false J reptcscu, as "ln>ti'u,es Of Learn.
ng, "R, igiuus Houses" Sc. The
cheat and deception Of these establish
men;> NAV now be understood by pc.
rasal OF TIN, ,nvalu IDLE work. winch =,
repieie with Startling Developments and
exciting GicItcirs."
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" The reader w,Il observe that we
this week Commence the original Story
by w. z. PABoR. TO which ~e alluded a
few weeks since. Viewed merely az a
!neray production. !, will compare favor.
ably with the best stories published by
the large literary papers; but viewed as a
moral essay. the object of which being to
create love Of virtue and detessstion oi
vice, this story stands pre-eminen,ly
above the host Of scribblings which GO To
swell the columns Of aa.hy newspapers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

PuNsy-We once heard of count,
otfic,al-now one OF The Pierce iunkey .
offic ial.seavenrers-who claimed aud sp-
propriated fuel and lights for his family
as perquisiies Of his office. QugRY.-
Is he the same man who 60, bat over
his head one dark night. while "clsiming
and appsopria,ing" his neighbos's po,a.
toesi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10

PETERSON for Angus. was received in
time for notice las, week-it is AWAY.
/" seasoa.-bu, amid the press Of other m at.
ter was passed ovuAs we have often said
PETERSON is,he nea,est. handsomes,, be $,
two dollar Magazine in the world
Mr.. Hale has il q, hi. book Store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-10
Correction.

Last week in our article upon the
District Schools" we stated tia, Mr.
I'awes proposed giving instruction III
vocal muse, gratis, 10 his own scholars
Ne since learn from Mr.. Somerby, the
Agent, tina, Mr. lis proposition Is TO e1.
tend TO alt the scholars in this District.