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it had been retained there. and his friend
had not received it.
"Sure and though, Boston was in
Chicago, and that's what ye call daId
ir,her, is III Faith and thought i. was
B iJget and no, The let,her. was d'ld.
You see, Mr.. Postmaster, Michael he
wri, home tu the onld folks that he hved
in Chicago, that he had married nice
American lady, that she was sea.c""k
on \ stanebna, aud they called her ma
ger. So whln started for Amerky, the
ould modder, Michael's nodder, she gave
me these Elegant rugs. he letter CON-
'l,ned pair OF ear r'ngs TO give MI
ehae!'. wife for prlsin'. When we
landed a, Boston, | wrote Michael the let
,her. touId h,m VAS gong IN Columbus
To fve. put on the Michael Fla
herrv, Boston, Chicago. aud pnt II IN tn
pos, and sure here It Us. aud Michari 5
sea cook mayer niver gos II. Bad luck 10
the ship that fetched me to Boston, Mr.
Postmaster
After Offering TO ''trate me tor the
trouble he had caused me, he lett, a"d
eyer after, when he mailed letter, he
! broughi 1t to me TO put on The address
"Brcau>e he Gidn understand these dald
,ethers"
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Xaintuck and the Flddlar.

On board the steamer Indiana, on one
Of her trips down the M,.-i.sippl were
large number OF good natured passengers.
rney We're seeking to white away hours
according To their several notinns ot plea
sure. and wou nave got on very we'll
but for one annoyance There h,pp"ned
To be on board IA Hoosler from Wabash.
who was going down To New Orleans.
and he had provided himself with an cid
fiddle, (ancylna that he could fiddle as
we'll as the best man. and planting hin'-
self where he would attract gotIce, scrap
ed away
Tue fellow couldn't play any more than
"A sltt,ug.he,,, and the horrible NOISE DIS
rurbed hi, felrw.pas-enye gers, A Ffench'
man of very fire musical ear. was esprc'
ialI, annoyed He hu'lere |, fdgeted aud
,wore 4, the fildie. The passengers tired
various exp-d,ents to rid thens elves oi
the l4ooser and his fiddle; ii VAS NJ
go-"he would music nst as long as ht
pleased
A, last big Kenlucklan sprang from
his seat saying, Il reckon III tx hun,
placing himself b, the fiddle he con,men
ced braslng with all his might. the
a =. i,i- n,ve was beyond all de
'bea0h ba, he a,oSonsda Soda Ksss@itf Kss Hhs 81 III,
fiddle. and amid the shouts of the pas.
senger-. the dscomft,ed Hnnsier reflect
I'd below, leaving the vic,"ry 10 the Ig,
eqnd contest with the ken,uckian ant
his singular impromru imitation Of Baa
! Iam's TREND. The deligh, of lhr French
man knew no bounds. and quiet was re
stored tor the day.
Durn. the n,ght the kentuckian lef
the boat. The next morning after break
fast. the passengers were startled by the
descendant sound of their old tofmenior
Hoosier had discovered the Coast VA
clear, and was bound to revenge hinsei
on the passengers. Loud and worse III ar
ever screamed the fiddle The French
man-jn.t seated to read his paper--or
the first sound. rose aud looked anxlousl '
around and shrugged his shoulders aud
then shouted --"V4re is hes Vare Is he
Qleek! Greek Non Di a. Var,
Is Mor1 u X nntuck, de man va, play
"n d. jtcka>sf'
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Mas. SINCLAIR FnRRGsr. a San Fran.
ci-ec cnrre<p ,ndent of the Prov lenee
Daily Tribune, gives The following ac.
count "i the late Mrs Edwin Forrest
Mss. Forrest thai was, Mrs Catharine
Sinclair TIN, Is. Is perhaf. best known Ia
theatrical fame here than any other per.
son. She came hire bringing the sym.
pa,hrs ni the people Of the Atlant,c
States and receiving the We come Of The
people here. She has filed her roll and
must BE- nearI. ready To retire she has
been successIvely star. a a'min,.ere,s.
ias, woman and 's,roiIng player.
and IL noW g,,ng from town 10 town
numbering plays 70, the amusement, OF
the miners and ,nouu'aineers. The pub
lic blane her and pty her.
The divorce suit beiwren Mr., Forrest
and his vile has not been FULLY settled
Il Is up again IN the New York Conr,a.
John Van Buren,. who is FORESTS law
yer, stated that Mrs. F. had never re
ce,ved a dollar of the alimnny awarded
her bv The Courts s-paymsnt having
been suspended By an appeal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
NUMBER 40.
PLATFORM
American Party Of Maine.
OF THE

American kdTt2 vi "A aAAO'
ADOPTED BY THE STATE COUNCIL.
At Ausus,o. Nor. 9Th, 1853
I. An essential modification OF sha
nsiu,alizaiion laws, by extending the tine
OF the probation Of the foreigner.
2 Stringent penaiies against the
fra udulen, transfer Of naturalization Ps-
per., and sueh a description 't the pe'"-
llar,,e, Of the person applying fo' nator-
,,za,ion as shall render such Mansfsr ln-
possible
3 Opposition To all attempts to es'ab-
i-h foreign military "rpoliiical "rgan'Aa-
,lons To perpetua.e old national Preiud':
ces bnt encouragement Of such policy
a. .ha!! tend to assinila,e the foreign pop
alation, in sentiment aud feeling viii. the
mass IF American cltzens.
4. Etiicie..t laws to preven, the dspor-
iatinn OF criminals and papers, by foreign
authorities, t, our shores but hosp,sa-
Bile reception to the prosecuted and op.
pressed "f every cline.
S. The Withholding Of grave dipln.
matte aud political trusts fran persons of
every clime.
6. The right to vo.ship CD accord.
ing to the dictates Of ones conscience, TO
be preserved luvtolate. kesis,ence ioany
po!i,co-ecclesiastical hierarchy, which.
through lis agents. be they pope. bishops
or priests, who attempt 10 invade thia
right, or acqnirt political powers. Hence
We rebuke all attempts TO appropriate the
public funds TO the establishment Of seere.
tartan schools. all attempts to exclude The
Bible as d text book .hertffom, and q al
Temps to wrrs, from the aity and give 10
the pr,esfhoad the control Of church prop
|erty. We also rebuke in indignant ierma
such sentiments as these, put forth by the
representatives Of the PapaI Power
That "pfoicstantism has no rights in the
lpresence Of Catholicism" that Religious
liberty Is only TO be ndured until tie op.
,osite can De established with safety to
the Ca,hoi,c World" and that ",he Cath.
lie. NJ America are bound TO ABIDE by
ne Interpretation put upon the constiiu:
don of the United States, by the Pope of
Rome"
7. That the Bible as the source and
fountain uf all true and national liberty
should be made the basis OF all popular
education. and should be open 10, and IN
The hands of every man. woman aud child
And the man or men who may ATTEMPT.
directly or Indirectly, t" shut il on, of ous
schools. or keep it from the i:ands snd
hearts of our people or any portion Of
Them, should be deemed guilty of crime
against s~iesy and Of treason againe, l,b,
srtJ itself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
GopEY for January 1856. far escel'

GoDE1 for January 1856. far e1ce's
an, former number. This is saying "
prea, deal Tor a work which has AWAY
been ahead Of .ll Us competitors, yet II
i, true. The following notice "f GopEY
taken from the d, mocr atic Wig, Belle
foutaine. Pa. we commend 10 the slien-
llon Of our readers: -
The Lsdy's Book, TO be appr,ec. p,., ,a'to ,tI
.....o. -. 'cou. II T. Jlst IN.
work that matron OF refined taste would
desire to read herself, and place in tbs.
hands Of the young ladies oi her house.
hold"
The ,'Lad,'s Book" is the cheapest
Magazine published. We think We ca,,
show how much cheaper i, is to take III.
"Ladv's Book" at three Dollars than any
other magazine al Two Dollars. We
lase late number OF both.
The Two Dollar Magazine contained
So nrtlcies, the 'i.ady's Book. g. the
Two dollar magazine contained 81 en-
craving, the "Ladys Book 56 the
two dollar magazine contained "a pages
the "Laoy'- Book" l00.
Twenty four more engfayings. twenty.
six more articles, and thir,y.s,x more pa
yes. nearly double the qnani,,y. The
lowest club prlc- OF the Two Dollar
Magazlue is . p. lowest clnb price Of
"Lady's Book" 81 81, only forty two
cents difference tn the price. which is
three and half cpn;a on earh number
and for that sum, three and a half cents
yen receive tw-hty-six more aft.c.eS.
t"eni,-fonr more engravinvs, and thirty
SIX more pages. certainly very cheap
three and half cents worth. Tins
view o. the case has probably never b.
fore been presented but il isa true
statement, which any one can convince
herself OF by c"mp,r'ng the two differ
en-. priced magazines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
Upon the qnss,ions now axi,a.ins the

Upon the qnss'i"ns now axi,atins the
country. we declare.
!. Tha, the action Of III, legislative.
executive and Judicial departments Of tho
{ 2ernmeG' ough, 10 be controlled by tho
principle, taught BY the iramers and pu,.
est interpreters al the cnnstitution,-,hat
'Jrteiom Is national ard sloce, y section.
a.
2. 1'ha, repose for the country .ns
stability to the Union, mus, be .oug.n by
relieving the general gnvernment-so fat
as It's Jurisdiction ex,ends-oI ali conneo.
ton with, and accountability ior Ameriean
Slavery.
,. Tha, the independence and soycr.
e'sn'y of the state in it, legislation and
judiciary should be maintained inv ola,e.
!. iha, the rcpea! Of the Missouri
Compromise was gros. y;,!aQnp oi Ma.
tionai ianh, bud that no State erected
ir"m any part OF the territory consecra,ed
t" ifeed"" by that Compact. ou.A, ever
10 he admitted into the Unisn a. a Slave
Slate.
S. That,he rish's of actual settlers in
he 'err'lorles 10 the i,ee and undlstuib, d
exercise oi their elective franchise. crant.
ed TO them by the laws under whici, they
are organized, should be promptly pro.
tected by the natioial executive. when.
ever violated or threatened.
Rcsoired. That IN the judgement or.h.
State Council all form. of Initiation in IL.
admission ei members 10 the order should
oe d'sconpnued. tho Candidate being re-
|quired simply 70 sign the Constitution
and pledge himself to secrecy IN regard
20 the trqusact,on OF the council rou,i,. IL
1s:ns Understood thai esch snb-counciis -
At liberty 70 form such regulations vnry.
|lng from the above Is they may think
proper tor 'ieN own government.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
BARNuN IN A NEW ScHEME.

BARNuX IN 4 NEW SoHsME. The fam
Gus B.rnnm has sold his Museum and
- mixing arrangements for building
IN New York City an immence Eq.s.
TRAN aud Dramatic Establishment, sim.
!af to Asiley'sin London. and to connec,
with it a Geological al Garden on a large
scale. The great Snowman has ample
means for such an enterprise, and ,f be
Engages IN u b will oes,aialy COCOON.
pth6 Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
WORTH HANCOCK COUNTY, NAME FRIDAY DECEMBER 2s 1855

The Two HEIRS. IL remember
say. a late Postmaster General OF the
United States" the first time visited
Burlington, VI. as u judge Of the Su-
preme Court. had tef, ii many wears
before a poor boy. A, the time l lett
there were two families Of special note
tor their standing and wealth. Each %,
them had son abont nv own age.
was very poor. aud these .wo boys were
very rich. Dcring the long years of hard
toll which passed before Inv return. had
almost o,cotten them. They had long
ago forgotten me.
Approaching the Cour, House, Tor the
first time, in company with several gem
itl4men OF the bench and the bW ~.
tlced, in the Court House yard. large
pil. of old furniture about to be sold al
auction. The scenes OF early b"yh""d
with which was surrounded prompted
ne 10 ask whose it was. was t,ld II he
I,nged to Mr. J. MIR. }. =! | remember
IA family of tina, name, very weal'hy !;
there was a son. too: can It bt he 1
was told tha, it was even 80. tie was
the son Of one of the families already a..
;uded 10. He had .herI,ed more than
had earned, and spent 1t all and n"w his
nwn family was reduced to real want, aud
his very furniture was that day TO be sold
! Tor debt.
wen, into the Cour, nous. suddenly
We, almost glad tha, was born poor.
was soon absorbed m the business before
me. One of the first cases called. "rig'
mated in a low drunken quarrel between
Mr.. II. and Mr. A. MIR. H. thought ]
tina, is familiar name. Can II be u
short, | found that tbs was indeed the
son OF the other wealthy man referred to
| was overwhelmed alike with aston'sh
men, and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a
the change in our relative standings, ane
thank sgiv,ng tina, | was no, born to IN
her,t wealth. without soul"
Those fathers provide best for thei'
children who leave them with the high
Ell educa,ion. the purest morals, aud
the least money.
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SUICIDE IN HAxppEN. On the %,

SUICIDE IN HAxPDEN. On the 25t h
nit. Nr Benj ann lius,ey. Of llampden
cemmit'ed su eide by hanging himself
with clolhes-lne, attached TO q spike
ua p,'', oniy ,oJut three t,ci from the
ground. When found by his wife. aLou,
ten minutes after hls gong gu, OF the
house. he was dead resting upon his
knees. tie was about a. years Of age -
journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

" Mr.. Ericsson is reported to be stii
engaged III his caioric enterprise. H..
ne" Galore engine Is forty horse powei
md compared wth lie predecessors. h.
oeem greatly snnpllGcd. aud It's cumbrou
parts dispensed wth-nnt only avoiding
a friction and dInnnsn.ng expense, b
rtfeci'ng a great sav,ng 10 space. Form.
erty There were tour cylinders. with du
plioa'es placed ab'vs them on punp-
The latter are done awsV wiss unde
the WVW GsvuWnedgenlo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

FMS .f>3lE II t'
n> usar lla rus y Ill b, ,-
i.rs .nyI sv.ry ~ sjH '7d $"U ~
daring The session I'd the l. g. l'p-. .'
assemble on ednr,day, j,a. - i-s4at
The change IN the p'iIncil c'n,l .
and affairs, and the important nea,5l'"
which Will be acted upon will reuirf t1>
an unrommoaly lniefestn' aud rNehing
session W. shall euielvnr 10 ave Ac-
cutare account, OF all the pr receedlnss,
the service, u, faithful aud relI ,be report
ef. h,ylnl h.en secured 10 that end
T.. rcad.nL mater Of tn W. :
Age all a.so ne iurnlshed sub crit'etS 10
Tn, legislative p,pef Inrmt the pef.' i 81
II. pualIca'Iou aud >h ~ ;tk" riss
l,y h4tor. n,ir r-t!rfs ih- ir>' tyi- F.
r.ur,, irpu C.mLrr-~. I" wn1>" dr.lar
.r1,iotts nuu-tial iafrr--t AZ his I; t at
,acbe. as veil as from Europe and the
sea, ni var.
Subscriptions my be made to Pot
m,stsrs or to Members Of the Legislature.
The price w,lI be ONE DOLLAR Tor
the session. pa, able IN 'dvanr-
FULLER T. FULLER
Au,n,ta, Nov 2s, l-55
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FiuRRlD NUaD.a ~ CANADA = The ST.
a - L, ~ Post I..D. ~. n.rI1r. !.

FiunRlu NUaD.a,~ CA>ADA = The ST.
Dehee.or- G. " Post ives the par''c'
uafr, r h,srJ ltnier c..nnt',ei ~
.bl. -o.yn "a u uj,l u-'. / . 'r'drr-
ef aud ms y,ct,.n we're hra I 'lrr i n-a
aud resp c,sely named Jones rney
n d a d til ,u,y n a saIoon ani "hen n"
mu,derei man started 10 90 hume, he vas
followed bv his murderer wno s,,bb1d
h,u TO the heart ~ MS owt hnnSe Hr
leaned ayan.s, the vail. ami IN few mo-
ms",s expired % The aSo'. where h's
dead body fmmed pillow fs bis wife.
~bu va. % drunk - y, b totally uueo's-
sc,o,,s IL VIVA, had occurred and slep,
upon the caroa'e Of hs' murdered bus
|asad ussA aovshas'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

CAHV V3.sEur 4 AIN rue CAr.E.
So.ar ga, ago, me C'p,'a L:>. If
Mobile, lust previous 10 al eGvctio1, Soi
up an elecilaneerlus bah tor his parry.
OF course we cant undertake 10 describe
people here have visited them 5 Itfice
II /, say, we have known one To Come
IF IA 4 small room occupied as dog
gerry the p'incipaI features b'i".a b'r-
rel Of wh,kc,, niyser filIler. seven
men drunk. and five women duo
We'll, Capla,n Jack seni III his hlii 10
me committee loy payment. somewhat a-
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MisrrIlnnrolls.
For the Ellsworth American.
TIE t.ANDCRER.


RAIDER ven should ask of III. ,h,.
name of the ylest in,,uman that travels
the earth. | should po,n, to the headinp ,(
this article; for the robber would take
ym,, money, the thief would steal yo,,r
yo,d. and III. rumseller would DESTROY
,our health bu, the sIanderer would rob
yuu m your greatest earthly treasure
yo,,t character! 49,
In the ,landerer is corhiued the ros.
.Ig II. and the back bue,. Truth.
.a4.4=f1I CHARITY are words to her with.
,.,-#.,,..,nr Her ,oucb Is NOR, wifh.,.
,,,g-st ..4.--,.,'. ,ll,t,. She hrs,e>
.,i.. 70, II. II, -, IN.
siraaf ...4 y.6a.....f... - If tn, .orr,l r,r.
,I,.
r,,,.. ,.,-,....,.. -. ,r, ;, h.. r..,,c,-
nJ ,,h.se nret.,noa. ar. ,b,v. thzu u,
.r,.=b b-n,e ,re,tio, INT yh,, r,r felt the
,T"=5#4.....'. #,=.,.,,,,. J,rf hty. yrn,,ed
he.t--... t...-s--.., I....... ...,.....tl....
II -, nara l,., ,..,ar.l... ,n.tcbe
49,
a5. I". ==1l'j- u Foi M ~ I
IH=r> ctsa. \ mr. TUE lrr ryst II
constant REVIEW before her. Ever. way
ward action that Yen may have been
gGiity ot tom infancy, are carefully pre-
served IN her fapactous mem nv II t"n
take an hour 5 walk, o' dals journey
he /, knowing Ia II. It You sp"ak /"
one # the ,pp ',lie sex, though you may
thmk none other IS ne r, yet, /" y"eF sur
Prise, the circumstances Is spread Tar aud
VIDE, moleh'iis are magni'lrd to m"nn'
'iln,, and ten chances 10 one, YOU IRE
,.sher engaged or married" sn-
Prldes herself IN 'w,ndnps 'g"Hd shots
aud ">lurs and heapes lpon YOU the
.,l.sl ep,il'e,s. A, you pass her fes''
dence, shs paluts you out 10 stranger
visitor, lnd delivers her harrangne. inter
spetccd wilh "meau fellow good III
nih,ng slat' a, the case my b., aud
II v,, arc ;, n,,.nt sh. ,s at ynri,nc,
.y,f, ,o., ,s5 ,.,,. !, .n,iv He, ass.ci.
-. arr 49, IN, If.ends. bnt merel, re
cre ~ v.s In ,he fifth,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

"Z,al N the cause" Is fr-ql-n,Iy. no
d.,uM M. rM,s,d-fed 4 ca>h con lod,ty, bu'
u - n,o's fr-g,,",Iy se' ID with a good
office. Bm Captain Jack was very nc.
Gu ate msu, AMI had his .norr y ''dpwn on
NJ ssa aS-M~AessvytAk} N
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

1t is said advces have been receive i
"A, Washington ot,h complete oyer,hrow
of the Alvarez government in Mexico -
The reports from Mexico, by way oi
Havana, are 10 the effect that "all the
foreign influence in that country lis under
the lead and lnc!iement of,he RSp,ish and
French legations, and aided by all save
the Umled States and Russia, was en-
deavorlng IL overthrow the governme al
of Alvarez tor the purpose ot Installing i,
new po.,cy which shall harmoni5a mnl
the preseut Intentions OF the allies, TO be
accomplished without 20 .der aud b!wd
II posslble."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28

The Jury III the Case of Baker, who
has been on thai in New York Cit, for
the murder Of Poole, was discharged on
Friday after being ker, together abou, "A
hours consulting upon verdict. They
could not agree; small portion OF them
beng for acqnn;ing. auq,her portion for
verdict OF mansIaus shter, aud two or
three for verdict of murder. lie will
bd tired again in January.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
Romance Of the Post Alice.

On the subjec, Of unjps, complaints
asains, the carelessnfss OF mipa bil,y Of
pos, office clerks. Mr. Hoitook relates
the foIiowipp - 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-28
"N". ! guess nu." SAID !.
ilH LII ~

expa,ned 10 hIm tha, letters not iaA
IN from tne uft c 10 which they We're ad
dressed within certain utnr, were s.nI
To uh4, va, called IN. D.t1 Letter Oific-
1t Washing IN Guy, ani iron thence, II
containing ANYTHING valuable, 10 the per
sons who wrote ihtui.
God bliss ,e tor that, sir, but M,chac
lives ~ Chicago"
Tod hnn ] woihj not dispute that, bi
D,s,On and Chicago were two dls,inci
cities, and tbs letter was addressed u
bxk cd thas 0Ussa bssw3 lsve vsmsd,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-07
High Winds.

On Sunday and Monday last we were
visited in this quarter by very high winds.
Old Boreas seemed to be at his old fash
toned pranks. Our streets were filled
with clouds Of dus! and dirt, almost blind
ing those compelled to traverse them. 1t
is apprehended that news from the coun.
try will inform US of the demolition Of a
large number of buildings, fences, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-07
per annunl.
peterSOn,s MAGAZINE.

Peterson's Ladies National Magazine
for April is before us. This monthly IS
one OF .he cheapest magazines now pub
H~hed, price only 50 per annum. This
number has a very beautiful mezzotint
engraving of Moses smiling the Rock, .
as we'll as a beautiful coIo.eG Fashion
plate and many designs for croiohet woIk,
embroidery, &c. Editors, Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens and Charles J. Peterson, the
latter Of which must be addressed on bus
mess.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-07

KANSAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES idea OF
the tide now setting towards Kansas may
be iormed from the fact stated by the Tel
edo lO.) Blade, that fifteen hundred emf
grants passed through that place in one
day last week. The Detroit papers say
that large numbers are also passing through
that city. No data can be furnished for
estimating the number now tending 10
the same destination by way of the Ohio
river; but we are within bounds when we
say that Tor two weeks past has averaged
one hundred day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-07
N~W Goods.

Attention is invited to the advertisement,
'of Mr.. WIN. MorLDGR, which appears in
IO-day'S issue. lie has just returned from
the Eastern cities with large and spIen.
did assortment of Spring and Summer
Goods, which lie is determined to sell so
per cent cheaper than heretofore. Give
him call and YOU are bound to get bar
rninc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-07
Editorial Change.

We see by the "SpiiI OF Jefferson" Of
this week that Mr.. WM, Lucas, Jr,, has
Withdrawn from that paper, and has been
succeeded by Mr.. JACKSON DOUGLASS,
who is well known in this County, there
fore the paper will hereafter be conducted
by Messrs. S. X. DoNAvIN & JACKSON
DOUGLASS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-07
Sraham.s Magazine.

Graham's Magazine, for the month OF
April, has been received. With this num-
Der commences a contributions, "Mary
Stuart" which is an interesting, chasie,
and elegant a production of the kind as
ever appeared in the pages of Graham. "
Ii also contains a variety of other interest
ing reading, and beautiful colored steel
plate of the paris Fashions" Publish.
ed in Philadelphia, by A. II. See, at 50
nor 1puuD1
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-07

APPLICANTS FOR Bounty LANps.-The
Washington Union states that there Is
not the slightest diminution in the number
of daily applications under the new
bounty land act. Since Monday last
sixteen thousaud sir hundred additional
appHcations have been made. Commits
Sloner Waldo will not commence issuing
the new warrants of 100, 80, and 40
acres before the Sd of June.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-07
Accepted.

Wells ]. Hawks, OF this county, who
received the Democratic nomination as a
candidate fot the House of Delegates, a
few weeks since and declined, again ap-
pears in a card in the CharIestown papers
Of his week, after again being nominated
by the Democratic Party, accepting the
nomination.