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A CLEAR Cash." Julius, is you bet
ter dis mornin ?"
"No, was better yesterday, but
I'se got ober dat"
Am ders no hopes, den, OBJ your dis
covery ?"
Discovery OBJ what F''
Your discovery from de cenyal-
escencs what am fotching you on yer
back"
q" Dat depends, Mr. Snow, alleged
der on the prognestifeation, which am
plify do disease Should dsy continu-
ate fatully, de doctor thinks rs agcne
niggar should dey not continuate IA
tully, he hopes dis 'cullo'ed indiwidooal
won't die till nnoder time. AS 1 said
before, it all depends on de pronexontics
and till desc come to a head, dere am
no telling wedder his niger will come
to q Discrimination or not"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16

It is mind which gives beauty to
the rose, and throws sublimity around
the mountain or the comet. It is mind
that enyelops the cascade with beauty,
and the heavens with grandeur In
proportion to the minds breadth and
depth, the store of information it pos
sesses, and accum ulated ideas of its ex-
periance, SO are the intensity and loft
mess of it's enjoyment
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16

Il Idleness is the dead sea that
swallows all virtues, and the self made
sepulchre of living man. The idle
man is the DEVILS urchin, whose livery
is rags, and whose diet and wages are
famine and disease.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16

BEAUTIFUL ErxRAGr.-When the
summer Of youth is slowly wasting away
into the nightfall of age, and the shad-
ows of the past years grow deeper and
deeper, and life wears to its close, it is
pleasant to look back through the vista
of time upon the sorrows and felicities of
earlier years If we have home to
shelter, and hearts to rejoice with us,
and friends have been gathered together
around our fresides, then the rough
place of our wayfaring will have been
worn and smoothed away in the twilight
of life, while the sunny spots. we bave
passed through, will grow brighter and
more beautiful, Happy, indeed, are
they whose intercourse with the world
has not changed the tone of their holier
feelings, or broken those musical chords
of the heart, whose vibrations are SO
melodious, SO tender and touching in the
evening of age. Il. sese ,ey ae
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16

A Curious FAoT.-In the United
States there were, in 1850, two thou
sand five hundred and fifty-five persons
over one hundred years of age; in France
therc were only one hundred and two,
their population was nearly thirtyssi
millions.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16

~ There is strong talk of ineor-
porating Pittsburg, Alleghaney, Dir
mingham, &C., into one city. There
are 100000 clustered about the confu-
ence of the Alleghaney and Mononga-
hela Rivers.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
JHWEhEE9, SO.
eoonFELLOW,

"a WATCH MAKERy "a ASp ,, Sss JEwEL. q =.
AM6DN eIry Clocks, Yankee Notions, &c
a Witches and Clocks repaired anu 1nl
A.Ne "A warranted HighestpIIee Psio tSI
old Gold and. Silvar- OPpositethe
sampsef House. ,o.x n.e Il. Is5
Ashiand, Ohio sDll s-.+-2l - : I.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
80 Boy, what's your father Dc

E" Boy, what's your father do
ing to-day ?'' ~
Well, Tsposs he's failing I hearn
him tell mother, yesterday, to 60 round
to the shops and get trusted all sne
could, and do it right of, too for he'd
got every thing to fail upon or notnlnga
scepting that" q
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
WI1.IIAm HALSTONs

- WATCH AND CLOCK MAkEH. PostOi' 1d
~ w Zee building, Main street, AsnacIiS, 1h,ie.
|IA Ohio. Gold and steel Pens, ana ohotSs ia,,
-1' VARIETY Of JeYeIry. kept eonsahttNO"
-17'nber 1859 g. 3t
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zHTOULD take this opportunity of rendering his
w thanks to his friends, for their kind and lber
ii sfronaee heretofore. and he hopes so 10 couduct
s.tronaee together with all others who aesire 10
ronauIt him in his Profession HIS ONCE IN the
49, Store of 81 ii. Imhof, nearly opposite the
stone Store or Reznor, Risser & Co. where ne Will
Re found- at all times. except when pEoiesslonaiy
engaged. NV 80 10S-1-
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A G A r D

A W MELSHEIMER would re-
"a specially inform the public that he has
taken the large aud commodious Hotel, in
Ashland, known as the ss Sampsel House, and
wiifbe ever ready TO render those that may
favor him with their patronage comfortable.
His rooms are large and airy, and his table
will always be spread with the best The market
affords. Patronage solicited. - -
April 4, 1885, 45tf
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
FOUNTAIN uOTEL,

THE undersigued epnounees TO the citizens of
Ashland aud adjoining counties. and all others
travelling that he has taken the Hotel formerly kept
by John Vait where he will be glad to see all who
may favor him with call A faithful Ostler al
ways in attendance. GEO A. TREACE.
MlfHinl Ian. TO- 1855. -ll.tI 3m33
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6afllstflIaueous.
VOLTAIRE.

By rHonAs B. MAcAULEr.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
''7777-777-77-'E''7'|'
ASCHER H0uSE.

THE subscriber respectfully informa the public
L that he has purchased the above hamed d 4 ouss.
Sformerly. Thes Old Amorican,) insNew London,
Huron County. Ohio, and frnishe II entirely new
may favor him with thsir patronage.
Nay p lss5s Easi 49fffft8 H, iASCHER-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16

And yet, while the K. N. Wing Or
gans are eternally prating against al
lowing foreigu-born citi1ens to occupy
insignificant posts of Office, they say
nothing against intrusting to so large =
proportion of them the defense of the
sacred flag of independencs.-Cin Eng.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
NEW HOTEL.

HHE undermined announces to the public that he
Il has ain taken charge OF the Hotelf in the will
age of Orange, Ashland county Thankful for past
fGvors he hopes all OF his old customers will give
him . call. Everything will be done TO make all
who m az stop with him comfortable.
IT = A good Hostler will always be on hand.
NJ 4 -s5a - IAHRS Al .RERS0H
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
The Butchers Wife.
A DOMESTIC DRAMA

Henry, doest thou love me dear
-est?n res~ -.z -
"Why askest thou HelenOra?"
Not that I fear thy answer, dearest
Henry, but because I love to hear thee
speak-say, dearest Henry, doest thou
love?''
":Ask the stars if they love to twin
kle or the f1owers-to- bloom. Love you
Aye as the birds to warble, or the
breeze to watt its balmy ipfuence-why
asksst thou me, flannel of my hearth"
- Because my soul is grieved, care has
o'srcast the JOY which once spread sun
shine o'er thy face anguish sits upon
thy brow, and yet your Helenora know
eth not the cause Tell me my ach
ing heart, why drops my sOul-has
mutton riz?" t4 - -..
No my Helenora-thank the gods, no,
but my credits fell. Cleaver from this
day forth, sells meat for cash.
Helenora faints. sehresches, and falls
into her husbands arms in the anguish
of the moment he seizes knife and
stabs himself-oyer the left.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16

J. ROSS, m. D.,
~ PrdefitionsT of Medicine and Surgery,
WILL give prompt attention to alkcans in
w his profession -'-i
HayesviIle, July 8, 1854. mott - ~
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nRL.HAHN

DIS. ! p & 7. COWAN,
PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND SUR
L gerry Jeromeville, Ashland county ohio.
March 96th, 1854 At
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FoRE1GNERs IN THE Murray SER
VICE OF THE UNITED STATEs.-We learn
from an official source that since the
last of October there have been inspect
ed and embarked at Fort Columbus, to
join their regimen. in the West, Eigh-
teen hundred and fort-seuen recruits
only three hundred and ttoenty. four of
wbem were born in she United States,
or but little moro than one-sixtb. Of
the whole number eight hundred and
fifty were Irish, and three hundred
and ninety-fve German. These are
about the proportions of natives to for
eigners for some time past. "-BostOn
AtkdS. 4
Al -h;Ia Ar II NJ Ub,.
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FH1 sIOI NJ g..
DEk. H. BUCK.
DRACTITION TER Of Medicine and Surg ~
Il Rowsburg, Ashland, County. Ohio -tfIe-
Jan. IA, lass. -I n34u
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-05-16
EIPIHE HOUNE,
mIELER HOUSE.

THE subscriber be gsleave to announce that he
has opened q Hotel. to be called the a. Miller
House, directly opposite the SempselI House,
Main Street, Ashland, and respectfully solicits
share of the public patronage. M. MILLER.
Ashland March 29nd. laS4.-nA1.-tf.
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- p. H. CLARK, M. n,
OFFICE opposite P. & ]. Risser's Store, Main
W Street, Ashland, Ashland county, Ohio
Anhlnhld Reh. L. .la5A 2.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
The Ambrotype.

The Ambroiype is the las, grea, i'm.
proyement upon the Daguerrcotypc
Whether there are other Improvements
in store for some inquisi,lve artist, TIME
al,S,e Can unfold. We recently observed
in an exchange the announcement thu,
the old partner OF Daguerre had d,scoy.
cred a process BY which he could fix all
the primitive colors upon the plate. This
il correct, land We presume it isl viii
add much TO the beauty Of the Daguer.
reotype, We, without the Ambrotype, even
tins discovery would fail OF producing
half lis beauties.
The DaeuerreoiyPe is a beautiful pc
ture, yet aith all It's beauty the artist ha.
never been able 10 produce picture
which conld be distinctly seen, unles,
held IN certain Position to receive the
rays Of light, But the Ambrotype AVOID.
Tin, difficulty, which has long been a Sc.
riuus objection, snd al the same time
presents a picture far surprising in beauty
and richness Of color and shade. the finest
steel engraving.
Ma. MOSES Hale of this place. whs
has long been known as one oil the must
skllltui Daguerrean artists in this par, Of
the state. has recently purchased the es.
elusive right ior taxing Ambro,ype, IN
the County OF Hancock, aud seine OF til.
specimens OF his taking which We have
seen, even surpass those OF the artist from
whom he learned the process. See hi.
advertisement IA another column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02

Tue DocroRs.-IIenry Ward Beecher
says tina, he cannot pass Bowling Alley
without feeling that he owes the devil a
| grudge for having made ten pins such a
game that ministers cannot play at it,
Perhaps our feelings nre as unchrs,ian-
like whenever the medical faculty &c, in
to dispute, and we feel as ugly tow ards
hls majesty for making US lawyer and
printer instead Of doctor, so that we
might "pitch in" and take hand in the
fight. But fate has assigned US other
fields Of glory, from which we are some
times ingloriously vanquished Hence
we are only spectator when doctors
disagree )" in fact less than spectator,
because we are repu,ed to be Know
Nothing.
These thoughts have been suggested
by the reply Of Up" to our notice las,
week in reference to the accident which
happened TO MIR. Adams boy. IN that
notice we only stated what we had heard,
and wha, we believed to be true, without
possessing any personal knowledge
This might be deemed sufficien, expn.
notion all tina, we said, whether the
same was true or false, but will not sat.
lsfv such as nigh, ask why we alluded
to it at all Our answer to this, is, be-
cause there was rumor afoat that the
boy was dead and that Homeopathy had
killed him; neither of which reports we
believed. As TO the two systems, HON.
Gop,hy and allopaihy. we Tess to hav-
ing been strongly prejudiced asains, the
former for the las, seven years, but tina,
laterly this prejudice has been very much
weakened. Still we are no, its ohampi-
on; therefore We shall leave DR.. Pulaiier
TO settle the anatomical and Maieria Med
lea questions with the Allopaths, task
for which we esteem him abundan,Iy
competent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
Per Order of the Committee.

MANY THANKs.-We are continually
lad under renewed obligations for an al.
most daily succession Of favors from our
friends. Last week. }. II. LANeDoS 4
Co. presented US with sack of the fines,
-four we have ever seen in this market
At their store can always be found the
very best -four, but the poorest article
they never intend purchasing. Hence
any person wanting first rate -four. (and
who does not j, is BY far the cheapes
in The end warran.ed as such. and taker
back If j, should prove otherwise, can al
ways depend upon being accommodated
at their store. They have bcckwhea
Hour. unbolted wheat -four, the bes, o
corn meal, and in fac. large stock com
pr'sing every variety of the best article
usually KEEP, alta
Coax AND FLoUR SroRE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
WORTHY OF NOTICE.

Rev. DR., LYMAN BEEeHEa, 10 Messrs.
Reed. Cutler s. Co, Boston. Gerlle.
men - have used the Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam myself, with beneat in
Catarrhal Coughs and Colds, and have
known ii To be used with good effects in
the early stages OF Pulmonary affections
N families around me. (Sigaed) Lyman
beeebcr. Boston, Oct. 30, 1853
Rev. d.. LEONARD Woops, Gate Alb.
bolt Professor IN Andover Theological
Seminary, )writes to Messrs. Reed. Cut.
Ter g. Co. as follows = From long use
Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsom. in
my family circle aud in some instance.
asnong theological Students. | have been
led Ia regard IL rs safe and efiicaciou.
med,cne." The above requires no com
men,, ani mus, commend itself to all
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, 81
fasorably known for the past thirty year
IS prepared only by Reed, Cutler g. Co.
Druggists, Boston. Price, small bottle
so cts, iarsersi. Sold generally. B
sarefu! 70 ga TIC genuine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
Forty Dollar Pear Tree.

Mr.. c. A. NEALEY, formerly resi-
dent Of this town, bu, now farmer in
Eddington. Penobscot County, hauled
into the village las, Tuesday morning
forty bushels OF pears, and in one bou
re,ailed all Of them from his wagon a
two dollars bushel. The pears were o
a superior quality, and boueh, expressl,
for making preserves. Mr.. N. informed
US that he gathered twenty bushels Of the
lot from one tree. We should think
that the farmers in this region nigh
take the hint, costs bu, ,rifie to grow
the trees.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
The Are of Progress.

Among the inventions Of economy and
utility may be mentioned as amoag the
most practical, and money saving, i.
Judson & Cos Diamond Light, and Ro
sin Oil, burnt in Pitman'. Paten, Lamps
at a cost OF one third Of cent an hour
entirely free from explosive properties,
and as easily regulated and taken care oil
as any other stationary lamp. The Dia.
mond Light gives a strength, snd bril-
liancy. equal to two gas burners. or
three fluid astrals, at one tenth the cost
Of sperm oil, one eighth the cos, of gas,
one eighth the cost Of lard oil, one sew
en,h the cos, Of burning fluid. or whale
oil, and one SIKH the cost of camphene.
The Rosin Oil refined four times n, fifty
cents gallon, and the lamps COS, from
2,25 to 500. comprising eigh, dlfferen,
patterns Of Stand, Astral, Hanging and
Side Lamps.
For sale by S. B. Brooks, at Ellsworth
House.
Address Gibbs Hotel. Is,
Court Square. opposite the Court House
and City Hall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
CITY and Suburban.

EVERY MAN CAN MAKE HIS own Gas.
Our attention has been attracted 10 the
Beuzole Gas Generator, patented some
two years since by Mr.. o. P. Drake, oil
Boston, and which has won its way into
favor and Is now to be found in various
parts Of the country. and wherever found
il receives the warm commentator OF
those using it. II is simple apparatus
for burning benzoie, BY means Of which
illumination for any structure may be OBJ
tanned independently of gas companies,
and liable to none Of the fluctuations OF
street pressure, and at the entire COM
mand OF the consumer, The gas made
Is not explosive, gives very pleasant
and white light, and by means of the gen.
orator may be applied to all the locations
wherein gas is used. For homes in the
country, where gas companies have no,
been organized, it may be specially adapt.
ed, and we should think must give great
satisfaction TO those who avail themselves
OF its beautiful light. An argand fame
Of Ibis gas, sufficient to illuminate room
fifteen feet square, and admit OF reading
small print, will turn a little less than
two cents worth an hour. We advise
those Of orr readers who would break
away from the regime Of smoky lamps
and come into new light. TO call at No.
Us Washington street, and allow Mr..
Weeks, the agreeable partner Of Mr..
Drake. to exh,bi, the apparatus to them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
FORECLOSURE.

! hereby give public notice tina, on the
18th day OF November, A. ID. 1912 Joel
Halves and Israel B. Halves by their
mortgage deed OF that date mor,gaged
to me certain parcel Of land situated
in Bucksport in the county Of Hancock
and the same land that was decided to
said Joel and Israel B. BY me by deed
dated on the same iHh November-To
which deed duly recorded in Hancock
Registry, reference is had for paricu.
lar description Of said premises.
The conditions OF said mortgage deed
having been broken, | do hereby claim 10
foreclose the same
ELIZABETH HAYES,
By THEO. C. WOODMAN Her Attv
Bucksport. Oct. IS. '55. 3, a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
SALE OF STOckS
Ia accordance rifh advertisement in the
Ameriean of OCT. 1914.
Ellsworth Bank, Share ut s25 90
2I.3 s
9 =" 20.00
II 1878
SALE OF STOCK )

The other shares of Bank Stock were
Withdrawn. For the stock. in Sullivan
Bridge, 7 F Secor and Naraguagus
there were no ofiers-,he reason seemed
to be that the liabilities were nnknocn.
For the stock in the Hancock Mutual
Marine Insurance Company-Castine-
there was no offer; those present not
knowing the principle upon which i, was
established, their fear Of assessments pre-
vailed over all other considerations.
Two shares IN Ellsworth High School
House sold at si,75 each. l, pd
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
Ny DEAR Sin

have purposely delayed writing To
you until had thoroughly tested the
medicine tWnrreoMg's REMEDY foa ruK
AsTHMA.) NJ different seasons al the year.
ior had often obtaned felci. for shori
time, from various Kinds OF medicine.
have ! trled more than thirty different
specifies for the Asthma, untll had be-
cune worn down by disease, and almost
discouraged. When commenced lax
ing your medicine. had been afflicted
with the disease about ,weniy Years. Il
is Of The spasmed,c kind +; aud IN bad
attack have irquentl, ser TIP sixteen
nights IN succession. Soon after taking
your medicine found an nnuccusromed
relief. My health and strength began t.
improve. have gained about twenty
pounds IN weight, and have Comparatively
no asthma When feel the syn p,nmz
feIuri ing, few Irresponsible OF The med
ticine IS sufficient 10 remosc IL
j II seems 10 me That the very fousda.
ilon OF nav disease has been broken up.
and that II Will soon en,sfel, lesve me
At any rate, nn Que that has suffered
what have. heretofore. and enIuyed the
health that have enjoyed since las. fall.
can hesitate to believe that there /, won
deriul power IN Jonas Whueomb's Rem.
ed, for the Asthma.
Permit me 10 add. m Conclusion, ~,
gratitude 10 Yourself for furnishing me
With IN my opinion) genuine specific
for most affective disease
Respectfully yours.
To Mr.. JasErH BURNETT. Boston.
! Prepared only by JosErn BURNETT
& Co, Tfenon, ST, Boston. For sale
by II II Hay Portland. 6 F Sargent Ban
gor. Eb.n Fuller Augusta. and c r Fes.
sender Rocsland and BY drugs.sl gener.
/ ally.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02

IA subscriber" (whom we suspect te
be some narrow minded Leech) asks US
why we advertise Dr.. AYERS PILLS, and
we will give him our seven reasons for
so doing. The first. second and third
are that we are paid for it, The fourth
is we know them BY experience to be
good The fifth is that DR.. Ayers pre-.
para,ions being recommended by better
men than wc-by physicians OF the high
est talent and the deepest learning in tie
land, we are well sustained in our own
convictions Of their value. The sixth is
that they are cheap as well as useful.
The las, but no, least is that they have
done and are doing an amount Of good
IN this community winch our old fogy
friend # he could repeat himself ten thou
sand times nigh, never hope to equal
ant. we tr1,s, by making them known, to
render' some service to our readers as well
as ourselves Christian Herald.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
CAUTION !,

All persons are cautioned against pur
chasing note givea BY the subscriber to
Newell Osgood Of BluehiI!. dated in Dc
tober 1854. for the sum of fifty dollars,
payable in six months. Said no,e having
been given without valuable cons;dera,
ton. shall not pay the balance which
may be due thereon.
NATHL G. ALLEY.
Oiland, Oct. Both, 1856. 3, Ace
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02

HEsRy S. TsEvErTE, ESQ.,, our Native
American County Treasurer, will please
accept our thanks for a basket OF very
fine vegetables. all Of his own raising
The beets were fully eighteen inches in
length, by four or FIVE inches in diameter.
withou, the less. sign Of any corky OF
siringy substance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02
THE LADIES' FAIR.

The Ladies Of Ellsworth, propose hold
ing a Fair at Lords Hail Dec 9th, and
25,h' for the purpose Of procuring funds
to purchase grounds for n Cemetery.
Our meetings for making the necessary
preparations are holden a, l.2 o'clock
P. NJ. every "Wednesday and Saturday,
in Lords lower Hall, where all who are
favorable to the enterprise. and can at.
ford the least assistance, are respectfully
and earnestly invited to NEE, with US.
E. NJ. SMITH, Sec'y.
Per Order If the Copm;,,ea
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02

The Aspinwall Courier furnishes the
following information relative to the
whereabouts Of Gen. Santa Anna -
Snata Ann, and family are safely
installed in and near Car,hagena. Our
readers are aware ,ha, he has a beauti.
full residence but a few miles distan,
from Carthagena. He now returns to
to private life for third time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02

A YANEwE in TIE PoNr1rlcAL CHAIR.
When a, Rome. lately, Rev, Dr.. Blanch.
ard OF New York took fancy to Try the
Pope's chair, a, ST. Peters. The au-
dac ty Of his aci,--for he really sat down
in the holy Apostolic chair,-br mo-
meni parayzet the sentinel place 10
watch the Papal sent, but that functionary
soon recovered and rushed at the doctor
witt fixed bayonet, aud the "sacriliglous,
Presbyterian vas 9 lad to escape with a
whole sk,n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-02

A "SISaER" WITH A CoLp is sbout as
unfortunate an individual as can be con.
ceived. Nothing so clears the voice and
cures colds as Devnes' Compound Pitch
Lezenges. Sud everywhere-25 cent:
per box.