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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
Sie fablen brrcits I,bon arbotcn..

Scr ciniacn 1nScn Glt unS Gin cbrtid,w Ocmr.
frat ein8citanrcn, pab or perliAert fibIc, bab
pcnn ie bic SctefctO partei in ye6a Gauntp in
rcn 1ntcrsrunp grtradt rrrrrn t5nnh, 70 Iei
pleS rurd bic leBte Ganty .SeriammIun9 jsner
partei 9citrtcn penn pa babe man in Der lblt
iebr fnpiih 9etanprtt, 70 Ditl 70. Dap bic Nnfib.
r.r it6 icltt I6dmten ale SOrfiae bctannt gu
MAIDEN. Sa fastr rr: sd hin 9ewiB pappn
rab mir 9cbcten wrrtm."-
Der quite Wlann il shrliA une hAt rrtbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
(@inncilnNt.l

9crrcn Oruter:-Sh bin tetidtrt Der
Spuntp pom R'putjtanr Hcrlid>er, or bnte trin
Striprchcn nbgcIt9t ais or in ne NGtNpiI!rei
auf9rncmmrn mmre. Dies parf or ni6t Dor mir
tbun, rrnn i6 bin trreit 3u I6p6rrn baB or bat.
mo nod pa}u 3euam 81 brin0en Rap sr NsraOe
SurG eie ndmlitbe 3rrmcnirn 9irna ps al, an.
bsrc Wit9tteosr. Spuntp, pu parft unp tlnut
ss nit Der 9SagrBet nidbt leuaucn.
Gin Amerifoncr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
Der 1iibtswiGrr 1irpublihanrr.

6at Der Nidtawdtr S6reitcr bonn llnabbans
sgcn 8eputitanr niht Hcr Der lsstrn gBabl ben
2lmcritanrn Suprilen Natb crtbeilt Sat CT nidt
baten wpuen man Ioae nod feline Ganbicatcn in
pas 6clp brin9en9 2 Sat er es nt6t ais feline Nisis
nun9 sc8ctcn cs I6aNs Der Sa6e, inosm lie no d
10 neu let 2 6at rr nidt seiuAt ben Srosn 3u he.
repen, rs nod Gin Slbr gu Serfaieten, tint bann
nit mebr @sWiBbct iirsen ;u t5anen2 S9ir ers
warten gIntnertsn aui pieie lraaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
Sie &athpliic,e @rprca.

gSr wiirbcn rs in ter S6at ais cine Srrab.
warpigWg bstrabtrn. aud rur Elm sinisr5 gSort,
in St,u9 auf Die S:rb6eIcien in Der lsBtsn fltbos
tii6en Grprre, Su rrpiptrn. Gcnosrrs @ttriBd
III nod ME prm patitum ocrgeIsst wprbrn, uno
nur sGnlli6 8rrriidte fSanen rsrglei6cu Qufl ise
ibren 2siern pcrlraen. SSfnn or rrpierrrt baben
nil, 70 mue CT rtplS mrbr minnli6 wsrpru, unp
babel ieine Silprts s5ra8sn trantpUrten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
DaS G5qtsor.6cieB in t1cw J2Srr mern>
fittutieneI.

Die Suprrmr Curt Scf arcitm GiItriftt, tot
bic gntlGttsunA ers aicrrn Grri6tebUis Haret-
porfen, mrldrr rinen DAM ,rrScn @rrfauiS
sUn Sh9crttsr unS cina anpern wcaen SrrtluIs
prn Stanrg perurEbcilt tatts. 0O5 llrtbcil 6:r
Supreme Grurt pNr cinItihaiS np sin8 rabin,.
ra6 Viahtr 9iscntgum lei, unp feline 2c9Sotur
pat Ststt bate, swl6rn rieIrm unS allcm aurrCrr
Gigsuttum rinen pilttrliGcu ilntcrI6ie6 ;u mads
cn. uhp frk Gcrtau1 rriielten 81 pcrbfltn. Gic
Sadie r!ro wnbrI&pinSh iur rriinitipcn Gnt'
ifc6un9 @rr III Court of Appeals 9etraG4
WtrrGt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
Galtrt 70 i'm ernGhtui6.

5arbr;ablr baItct eS in, @sp66tni6 RAP 'unics
re Grtrfpfo @r9nrr uS rroiert baten tis mir SAP,
100000 in S6ulrrn 9crattsn parrn-fiir bic
SeSabluns Der Snterefcn ouf jene S6ulO,
mir, mic SIR ale piBt iabrli6 Irbr lawrr tnrirt
iperrcn. g3ir fnO 9rpb raprn pae Sbr nidt
ipieorr icldc Hsserrr gu baten wiinI6t. g8enn
ni6t, 70 itjmmt lei nGbtcr SBabl fir bic freiril.
lae Sanbioater-pdnn pirD a[cs rcd,t rrcrpen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

B9-n5 anbieter" 1T unter Srratbuns. -
SeSie9uns bas Baby show" in Buds Gauntp
Sit aber faum pes 9llums rertb lia nit IoI6cn
Sdwahbeiteu ;u tsiaiien, bic nur in Irinen ri9e
nsn Sdatten itcbeno 9el6cbcn, um einem ancwn
in Der gSurjcl Srrrrrtrnen SGmarsrcf su 9rfals
len. gSOllen itbrn-piellsi6t sri6rnt bic gns
fenpuna-Sielledt auCh nid,t,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
0altrt 60 i'm GrnGhtri6

RAP haS @cirb, rem S|cprcisntontcn fiinfti9bin
$500 per Situng Scripiaisenr, Susrit In bem ycs
fpfcfc Senat unierer Stoates0fieb9etun9 pas
frte-unc rab IA bic 2cfcfrfrS lit jenem 8Srpcr
cine Wfebrbeit bottsn. iie ale 0rlcbe bic nt6t all
semein scipiinI&t maren, Ddtten pereiteIn trnnen,
mrnn Ie acppllt h1ttcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
(&lnAtilnNt.l

Giuc TrnGc an Den Gpuufp.
gSie mar eS als Sor rrr lcBtrn 9Eabl Gin gmes
rifaner bct Der nnriGf unp rid briAulpt9tr iu bart
8f8cn tia NiAtswiirr 5u pruttn, rn ruOc6 idti
elmer ictcit Sli pu rper bnjt ru niGb poriitcr
aeantmCrtct: ,9a iG mu5 tie5 HUN, lrwt lnr
meinc Gcicr ndt suirtrpm." SD wolts Frilih
lictsr niAt, atcr i'd fam cs niAt bcIrn." Cine
2Intwcrt miro scrIlnst.
Gin HtGtspiIIer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

OF, Der 2rtenstauI cinee ssriNsn prcpiscrs'
GrI6rint ndt. DicIrr grunplasIplr ,,gSe9letrrd'
srrpient itid,t 70 Siel 9lctiS.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
faltrt 90 i'm erpGd,ini6

RAP ber 2ctrfcfo Senator Brown srn 99ilatels
pbil, Der Satcr Der icScnanntrn ,.Jsru9- -2ap" IT,,
ia Sergrert bios ni6t, uno pirft eS Ben 2cfos
fcfcs iepssmal sor, trrnn Te BEN Scrlu6 MAIDEN
fie Yabiruns prs @clrsrS oIlrn auf bic amrrtfas
tlcr an Idyebcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

H0~ Die Mittbrtun9 in 8sSus auf eiusn Sc.
riiIrn mlitariIAen Nan in bieIem Gawtp, mill
fen mir prrmd9rrn oufuurbmrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

. WrpBc > s. crn.-9ic Salem Stant'
aro" Ia9t, rnb in jrnc: GjcsnC rre MrSe
gBrtIdttrnFlrrr m, tCcn Gnurrn i'm 3urd"'
ifntt cine yinNc prn "a SuB hoten..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

B@- Die ginIrnruns in Sc;us auf bic Eager
Srlummlms, fam nidt in unierm Statt erIari'
nrn. - Sif pabt trbrr fir bic DrYIcStaun Grs
prrB.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

Ds~ Der Geufel wdrpe lEb Idimcn rinrn
Ndtsmifcr bic SlurtItpr'Strabe binaubufi5'
.-(Neputlitanrr.
gSc rpeib bann psr SpuutD birs l6at brr al
te jtIauenfuB iBn pies IeIbit selast9 2lmerjtancr
wa5 oenft S3r pOn Der @eieai4it In pslAsr iid
Der Spunf9 briiaprt2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

Dgg-D Die &rrbanNIun gen rsr EHw9iu &riAliltt'
lua9 nGtHiis GQoGr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
pan einem pfcrse erfbIassn.

Di gtsapinS @uSettc" inst: gBir iinO brna6s
rtttt9t, RAP GBrilian Griaser, pom Gllub Sauns
itip, Scrt5 Gaunty am pcrlrbten Samitage scn
tinem 9Irrre ouf bic S,uR scIalasen purrc nab
rcnc CT bemiibet mar cine SBunre am Scine res
Sbierss gu untrriu6cnr unp 70 fart bsIdapist,
tae CT etipo cine tolte Stuupe n06trr itart. !Sr.
Grin9rr mar Gin 1ltidcr War uno rppbl bsflnnt
I'M SaunI9ip ais 6ufIfmibt urb YfcrprarSt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

b5S~ 9ae 9abr 1850 wor cine quite 3cit fir
3ejtn9erruftr. 9OSumal iturrr rie critic grrNe'
in Sirsin!en ,ihQrfdE,t mr in rcr Stnrt s4il-
Iiamabur9 ouiae,at. Giritlte Sridtr ein rid.
cnttidrS 8lath, G,fcn rlte Numhr fcl9rnre'
5utIrripticnos unp 3a4lan9c 9ern9un0m cnts
bIIt !
,,3rrrrmorn FINN NIT riricr 2Gturs Fir $50
iGtrliA prrI rtrn fr0rcr. NnEiscn atn itSs
Eser 9Inae wc,rm su s10 fir rir critc @rGe'
'uno ~ 81 Sir jFrc fi9cnrc oufacnrmheii."
i3athn urIcrr Orudrr tCutt nrh icldr Srrtic,'
nn-tsp0t' i4, RAP iA aud Gin Grrfcr
mare.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05
gmrrita rurpe INNER purG 2tmaitanrr rrsirrt

-VOtO Jcto BcIdlub.
Ssnry Glay, Gen. Stctt unb anbsrr bcr re-
ten @anner teS 9anNrS purSrn bur6 austSnpt.
ite @tnfIa6e tefest. llnS purG bic lErfunsen bon
ecfcfUtO Nabreseln leipst pieIcS ednp aeaenpirs
ts lmtrr benz GnftuB Der lnssbeursn @eIpmaft
Der Srittil6en Gatritanten,. unh piro INNER tic
fer uno tieIsr in Die Girpatt aHsIdnbii6er 9ciitf
Suiinfrn bs bic @runNldgen Der 9lmrritanii6en
9artbet iitrr 9cfrfcfpismus triuntpbirsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

B6y- Or. Scbn. 6. Calhoun, britter Scbn beS
periicrbsnsn StaatSmannss Sobn 6. Calhoun, 1T
tiirjlih ;u Binn5bprc, Q. Carolina, al hrr guns
geldusjrtrur9 9rlfrrbrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

slllcntaun ga. September 5. 1855.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-05

Sci cnct SerIammIm9 rcr anrrrnm6S'Grms'
mt:ct iUr rs ritrtc bSbrIjfc @usitcauno rcr Erthi
GauntY 9Iderbous gtieu Idaf am Hauic ron Scbr
q. Sc&tcl. an Samitas Ben 25lrl Au9ul, 1859
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

Jrsr FOUR HUNDRED ygARs.-The frs,
book ever printed with date appeared in
1855, JUS, four centuries ago this very
year. Nine years after, the Koran be.
gan TO be publicly read at Constantlnople,
and a, the same time. the Bible was sent
forth on the wings of the Press to the
four quarters Of the Globe to counterac,
its baneful influence. And from tina,
day to this. the civilized world Of Europe
and America is indebted for that super.
'of''y which no second night Of ignor.
snee can darken. nor new incursion OF
Vandalism can overthrow. to an enlight.
e"ed, conscientious. Independan, Press.
Those four hundred years have changed
The face Of the world.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
Desperate Assault at the FIVE Points

Are the FIVE Points reformed Not
altogether. Wines. the FOLLOWING nara
tive OF an attack upon Rev l. NJ Pease.
OF The FIVE Points Mission, which took
place yesterday:
Yesterday morning about 9 O'Clock
as Rev. l.. NJ. Pease was standing IN the
street, at Cow Bay" on the Points, a
brck-ba, was flung at him from The top
of house by one Of the Five POM
thieves. but as 1t fortunately missed hin,
"a bottle was then flung, which also mis-.
sed him. Mr.. Pease Immediately pro.
cured an officer, went to the house, and
with his assistance searched the house
all over, as well as two or three others
in the vicinity, tut could not hnd the
scoundfel who flung the missiles.
Mr.. Realf, an assistant uf Mr.. Pease
however, was standing on the doorstep OF
the House Of Industry. aud perceived IA
man hiding behind the chimney OF the
house on the roof He gave the alarm
AT once. and the man made off and slid
down through a .eu,tle hole ia the roof
to the room below, whence the officer
and Mr., Realf followed him, and found
him under bed. He got out when spo.
ken 10, and brandishing a knife, swore
tina, he would not be taken by auy one,
Mr.. Realf. however. flung himself Oh
the fellow, and in the scufiie the knife
fell The officer then seized him also.
and both dragged him down the stairs.
Here he made desperate resistance,
tearing the Goa, Of Mr.. Realf into ,hreds
and biting him in the arm, INJECTING a
severe and ugly wound. While taking
him along, five o, six Of the Five Points
rufiiaus Sc, upon Mr.. Realf and gave him
severe blows about the face and body A,
length, after a struggle Of nearly half an
hour, they succeeded in lodging him in
the Tombs. Before being locked up.
however, he made sudden spring at Mr..
Pease, swearing he would tear his BY
liver out, but the officer was too quick
for him, and y prisoner who had given
himself up for some offence. also sprung
forward and succeeded in preventing the
fellow doing any further mischief
Mr.. Pease has had much difficulty
lately with a gang OF thieves and abaa.
doned women who have congregated
around the corners q, the Points and in.
tested Cow Bay. Its supposed tina, this
assault has arisen from a feeling Of re-.
vense for the active measures he has Ia
ken to clear the locality. Mr. Pease sus.
tanned no injury.-N Y. Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

DECIDEDLY CooL. mus, b. h,,h,
divening to the students Of pol;,;,,
terg'yersation, To- observe the noneh.l..
wherew,,h the "Softs" have jus, re.o,v..
themselves into sort Of favor with Il.
administration. Resolved" say tho.
"Tha, the Administration has our b.,,,.
concurrence and commentator, in :.
management OF the public 6nance,r
Now, considering that during the La,
fiscal year Gen. Pierce expended som.
thing over eighty millions Of dollars,
most exorbuant sum to be wasted h,
Government which John Adams admin,
tered n, COS, Of only seventeen million,
and other Presidents at considerable, ~,
der fifty m,lions-we are at a los, to
devise wha, the Softs refer 10 in thu,
fa,,ering resolutions. II we look ben.,,b
the survace, however, We may hit upon
the solution Of this enigma. Doub,le,,
our Syracuse politicians refer To the fac
tina, the Pres,den, has managed the "n,L.
lie finances" so as TO reward his friend,
literally for their services. Have no, III.
Solts monopoIized agreat share Of III.
offices in the gl. OF the Government
excluding the POOR lizards" altogether
Did no, the Pfesiden, pay them well 70,
deserving their constituents and voting
for the Nebraska Bill Surely ,her. !,
no good reason, speaking. pol ,,ieally~h,
they should no, encourage and commend
their liberal patron.
Furner on. whore our Sol, friend.
commend The President for the exere,,.
Of the veto power, we presume they hav.
III mind his magnanimous denial of
mere pi,ance 10 needy public charity
for the brneh, OF Blind A.ylum.; and
when they speak 81 the attitude he ha,
assumed Ia "suppor, e the American
name abroad" Ia what could they refer
but the heroic destruction OF Grcy,oun.
V \ Nrror.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

NOVEL R.cs.-Cpou the New York
Central Railroad truck, thi. morning.
when the IN train had go, iiule this
side of Eas, Douglass. a horse. that had
jumped out ui a pa.iufe, was discovered
upon The track The animal was fright.
ened by the noise OF the sny,ne and
started of a, full speed. ahead oil the
tram. winch was going a, II, usual speed.
The horse KEEP. ahead Of the lotomot,,e
slI i, was approaching M.llv,lle station.
when II fell through a bridge. The ,raln
was stopped, and the horse wa. ~x,rics'.
ed apparently unInjnred. The distance
travelled hy the horse wa. ) niles-,ime.
Is minutes. The most lark able thing
abou, the race -. tina, the horse passed
over bridge, D fee, long OH the sleep,
ers Once his rear legs wen, through,
when he made a spring and came upon
his fee, again. HIS fore leg. next wen,
through but be managed to clear himself
and, as our informan, says, passed over
the remainder of,he bridge ina zigzng
course. Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

PAr,sT OrrRAcE.-Do Papis, priests.
or American Legislators make our laws,
Ii would seen that The former arrocate
themselye. the right To set aside the mar.
rage contract. il not performed by them.
selves. The Morris Jereyman, say: a
case OF Roman Catholic interference
some what similar to The one recently &C.
curing at Hartford, happened IN tina,
town Few days since. A young man
and woman both in the employ OF Mr..
S,Ias Corey, we're married BY Justice
Wilson, aud the fac, coming 10 The
knowledge OF the Roman Catholic priest,
he pronounced it no marriage a, all. and
absolutely. by threats or PERSIA sion, cau..
ed the husband TO leave town, abandon.
ing his wife. who has now a small child
To take care Of, TO the tender mercies Of
a generally frendless world Blu, for
the sympathy and assistance of some of
their citizens, she would have been en-.
nrely destitute, and probably an inmate
of the County Aimshouse.-Phil. Sun.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

Lhstirs AIDES GAzsTTE y We have
repeatedly eni' sizrd this unique Ameri.
can Monthly, bo.h tor the excellence al
rs matter, aud The elegance ol ~ ap.
peNrahce. Frank Leslie tsay well be
proud al his magazine, Tor II stands quafr
At the head OF rs elass ii literature -
What Bruumei, Nash. aud DOrsav
were, as Walking Signs 81 The most ft,t4..
Gus hshlons, thi, magazine - by de-.
criplton and suggestion The art OF taste
IA costume II DISGUISE. auth"rHatsely -
And While posting ns IN fashions, Ills pages
sparkle with literary crystais-orIginal
an. selected u,.bils. as dainty IS night
tnssle> ronaur. The editorial depart.
nent !, IN the hands OF Am S Stephen.
who IS never guilty Of wu,Ing DUNES.
and who. IN his field of literature. scat
tiers brlianis en every page. We do no,
see how one Of eur omen folks can get
along wiihou, Lesbos Ladies Gazette.
So says the " \ Mirror, and we
doub, M, it speaks ,ruely. but having
never seen ,h. work we canno, speak
from III. record Viii the publ ,hers
please Ex with US,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
Pennsylvania Mass Convention.


The Pennsylvania Republican Ma.
State Convention assembled here tn,
noon. About 5000 persons were IN at,
tendance fr."u different part. oil The State.
Aiter pre- nulnafy organization. Com.
nittee was appointed, who repHtrd Judge
Jes,up, OF SuSqa-haHnsh. ier Presld-r,
with the usual number al Wee President.
and Serrctarics. The Convention va,
addressed hy scv,ral prnmineu. speaker
The COMMITTEE on Resolutions. reported
a setrs, opp ,sed Ia the aggression OF STA
very, drcIatng tia, Freedom Is na,,ona
aud Slavery ssctl"nsl. auI condennnc
the repeal Of the M,.seufi Compfomlse
The Resolutions were passed by accli.
tnaiIor Ne side issues arose During
fhr aiICfnnoa the Convention was addres.
.cd hy Me.,fs bingham and Campbell,
members al Congress from Ono. and
other prominent men. ln the evening,
the Convention nominated Passmort " Il.
hanson Tor Commissioner OF Puhl't
orss. amidst Urea. enthusiasm. Joshua
X. Gtddinss IS noa addressing the Con.
senton, which Will probably adjourn 10
night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
LAUNCHED on the lth inst from IN

LAUNCHED on the ll,h inst, from the
yard Of Mr.. Jamison Of this village, a
beautiful Schooner Of 1s5 tons. called
the WALTHAM, in honor Of the town OF
Waltham in this County. where the tim
Der was cut. Her dimensions are-SIf
keel. 25ft beam, and Oft hold. She is
owned in part by Messrs. Hale g. Eaton,
aud is TO be commanded by Capt, Geo,
Clark, who is also part owner.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
Awful Tragedy in N. Sterling, N. Y.

A mos, au full murder was committed
in North Sterling, abou, nine miles west
Of Oswego, last night. A man named
Fitzgerald, together with his wife, wee
found dead in thei, bed this morning,
most horribly Gu, 10 pieces A young
son Of theirs was also discovered in the
same room badly muillated, bu, alive,
He however. has since died.
Another son, BY the name OF John, Is
suspected as having committed the deed,
as short time ago he had quarrel with
his father, aud tire atened to kill him
and on yesterday he had another quarrel
with his mother. He has been arrested
Another son in a different part OF the
house heard nothing until the screaming
OF his hide brother aroused him, when he
got up and alarmed the neighbors. Be.
fore sounding the alarm, it was found
that all the doors Of the house had been
fastened on the inside. and tha, John was
IN the room with the murdered persons.
He slept on the floor. in room opening
INTO the bed room where :he murder was
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

A French gentleman proposes to make
salt from sea water on the U. S. coasts.
he says IL can be made for two cents Der
bushel. He is to begin in December.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

GRAHAM for September 10 the best
Magazine we have opened for many
day. This work has always foands place
among the standard literature Of the day,
and ye, ii seems now to have fairly out.
GFaha med Graham.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
Texas Election.

B.LrrN"RE, Sept, -. The Southern
mail is late ~ due is a, hand.
The sdvices from Texas confirm the
success Of Evans, the American nominee
su Congress in the Eastern District.
The election al the American eandi.
dates for Lieut., Governor and Land Com.
missionex are also claimed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

Az Oglo,NAL KNOW N orHISe.-A
farmer wa. asked why he d d not take a
ewspaper. "Because," said he, my
f a,her. when he died.Ieft me good many
newspapers. aa1 havent rea them ell
.hrnirh yet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

JHE Fastest YEr.-A railroad con.
due,or the other day. said his train wen,
so fast 'ha, the telegraph poles on the
track, tooked like a fine tooth comb,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

u The person who threw the stone
into the window Of & G Peck on the
nigh! Of election j. known, and il he will
settle the damage may save exposure
and prosecution. Mr. p. does not wish
to quarrel with any man. but will moi,
tameiy submit to q wanton des,ruc,ion of
property. even though the stone was in.
tended for the crowd Of men standing
near the window.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

" Probably 10000 votes were cas,
in tie state last Monday. Upon the is
sues, Rum. Romanism and Slavery, no,
less than 100000 Of these votes should
have been cas-, for Morrill, I, is dis.
graceful fac, that they were not, and ere.
a,es a suspicion Of ro,tenness in some
quarter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

Shows AND FA,Rs IN MMsE. The
following are the times and piaces, ~ far
as we can ascertain Of the various Agri.
cultural shows and fairs to be held IN this
State, the coming fall:-
State Fair. Gardiner. Sept, 25. &c. p
and ..
Yves. Penobsco,, al Eas, Corin.h, Sept
%.
So. kennebec. at Gardiner, Oct. 9, 3
and 4.
f. SOMERSET, a, Hartland Village, Oct
3 and 4
Androscoggin =, Lewiston. Oct. 3 and
Waldo. al Belfast, Oct, 10 and II.
LIncon. at Damarisco,,a Bridge VII.
laee. Oct. 10 and IL.
Sagadahoc. at Topsham. Oct. 10 and
IL.
Kennebec. a, Wayne. Oct. 10 and ].
Cumberland. at Brdgton. Oct. II and
ls.
York. =, Saco. Oct. 2 and l.
North Kennebec. a, Wa,esville. Oei. 2
5 aud 4.
North Psnobsco.. At Lee Village. Oct
10.
keuebec, at Wayne. Oct. 10. II and
I2.
North Franklin. a, S,fong Village.
Oct. II and II.