Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06


III Cuba, aud the government would d"
Hs u!rloS: 10 prevent farther difficulties.
\ vote Of satisfaction was agreed 10
Unanimously b. the Chambers
l-uT Funeral ob>equies cf me Duke
= Gea4a, eeit celebrated al Tuna, On
lie l0h.
The ntw B yarian loan OF $500 Q
ihaier> al ! - per cent. IS anunucei.
l,cGnENTs oF he ELEcriov. Having
1ee,i pre>.nt durr- The recent eier,inn
II Nen Hampshire, ahere tie "un'erri-
ned democracy haze received tAe,r ia-l
1uIsfu> p.ihaps an incident tr TWO con-
eern'n- that glnf.cus eyeul may r"i b.
anliss Il ha. 0een the cus;om ii tie
eEi.,1r Of the \. u. Patrio,. TO display IL
ms paper aii'ra great democratic victory.
a cut Of a Taaeter crnwiar. o. tie even
ing Tue>day. after the result hat been
known, >nu1e 81 the boys procured an lni
nenso pa,,ea2 ID eoos;er, panied to The
life and suspended it by the legs from a
pol. tn vas carried ~ sneun p,n-
>s.on Of The editor. accompanied by a
cila'hnmfiau band. which ,iI<cour,ed
most hen"nial strains to the great an.
r"yance Of the aforesaid editor. Per.
hap. his Was the Cause al such q show er
ii mud IT me oil his la'e>. issues -
Blu; tn, Is the richest incident
\ hardy yeanan from Coos county.
visited the capital AID ca!iei OF Gov
Baker, who inquired how politics were
gong up there and wha; they we're doing
Oh, said the visiror," We are not doing
fnuch OF Anything, we are very poor and
have no money 10 d. anything with, 3"
= But il Won had money inquired the
Governor. could you do anything. -
Oh. yes. several hlndred votes would
undou b.ediy be scared If had only had
the ritrerita; We'll, take this sac
The GeY-iHer "and use as YOU think
proper and to the bes, advantage. hand
lng him five hundred dollars. Tbs the
visitor pneketed and departed, S,,n At,
ter another person from The ssn," ijc., =
~ called on ms ExceIlencv, H.. ,au,
questions were asked and similar aasx, Is
gwen. i called" sad the visitor, 10
see i Won couldn't do little suthir' for
Us" "5hy | Just gave Mr. -, FIVE
hundred dollars TO carry out the cam
paign wtih mp there Shu." You
don't say yon gin that teller FIVE hundred
1ti!ars = Why he's the La DING Know
NoTHtN IN our county aud the most pow
srial chap we've sns u? there. You've
5een etvnS your money away To help
put yourself oui 81 otfi:e - 3 ston Bee
MARVELLOUS CURES We have ALWAYS
been slow TO believe The wandrrful cures
which one med cine after another pre-
tends 10 have made but slow as we are
We va! own lp, WHEN we are convinced
Those OF our readers who are acquainted
with the cases Mrs Beach and MIR Far.
vel, well not think US l;gh,ly turned
when We confess our belief that Ayers
Cathariie Pills have virtues tor purifying
The blood which excel anything within
the range OF acquaintance hitherto. For
tho.e who are not cnonizant OF The facts,
we VIII say she had been afflicted Tor
over eight years with scroiula which Only
grew W. Sc; in spite of all the remedies
she could employ, until she took Ayers
PiHs. Under the;. influence one after
another OF her sores have healed, until
she is apparently as free from the COM
plain: as ourselves. He has had liver
complaint with pain in his side tina, disa-
bied him from work for long time; all
other medicines had failed 10 atfi.rd MIN
any permanent relief, bu, a few doses OF
iy,r's Pills cured HIM and he is cow
steadily at his old pos, Of conductor on
the cars. Middle,own Daily Courier.
FIszslN THE WooDs-GRrAT DEsrRuo.
riox OF PRoPERry.-Exensive fires are
prevailing IN the woods OF. South Carroll
IA aud Georgia. A despatch from Co.
lumhia says:
Tremendous fires are raging all a.
round W.. Ia and about Lexington.
hon-e-, IN lis, fences, and a vast amouat
Of property has been destroyed and at
last accounts. the town itself was threat
enrd with destruction.
On the Charlotte road, the woods Tor
many miles are ON Ere. Many saw-mills
and dwellings, have been burnt
In Camden. the railroad depot, a num-
her al houses and the telegraph poles
have been Consumed.
On the South Carolina Railroad. the
wood. on bo,h sides Of the track were
burning and car loaded with cotton
was consumed near Gadsden yesterday
Il is feared that track would also take
fire.
The woods are Also burning ON the
Creenyiile road. There was tremen-
dous gale ycsterd ". rendering ffuitess
all Efforts 10 stay the Rlmes.'
The Savannah papers also say that
fires were raging extensively in the pine
woods between that city and Maccn.
Il is a fact that tall men stand higher