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Teacher ofOil Printing. " .tes Color,
Cssyon and Pencil ORA wing, lie.
Mn~ Chandler has been fos more than th,s~
year. past the teacher Of Drawing and Psia,-
ing in Fo1eroft Academy.
Ttrm, for tseesty l<ssoss.
OH Painting. $500
Water Colors. Crsyon and Pencil
Drawing. $500
Ten lessons IN CrumA,ie Painting. $500
Rooms 81 Capt. George Griiin's on Pine s.
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W Many articles intended for this
week are unavoidably crowded out. Our
correspondents will please avail, their
turn with all becoming patience.
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We SnaU not UNDERTAKE 10 acs as re
porter, sut there were several interesting
eases At the term just closed. TO which
We may from time TO time allude. The
lacs, tx.rao, binary one wUs the
SAND CASE.
Tais w0s what may be properly called
0 Lowell case, which signifies hard
case. !, may bs h,,eay summed Up as
!o.iow.:
Lowell broa,'i, sui, for his ellen. 10
fec,.sur less ,han ten dollars for use OIL
carr snd ios taking away a quantity Of
sand Drfd,. rendered FIVE dosars-no,
accepted -isjgmen. fer tina, amo,sn: and
f.;iI. pay costs. Lowell APPEALED 10 S.
}. Court. tried. Lowell gained IT, Def,
excepted, iull bench reversed and sent
lack fR ues trial. Tried, Laxeli
lca,en, and his cliaeut vii have 10 pay
.-ra: so,i 'Ju,c sun in order to con.
'.,ec lowell ihs: the best ev,tlence lnu,r
10 used: . fac: which is usually learned
ilon the backs.
here was ole other Lowell case, call
Cd the
seSoG CASE.
II tbs. tt,asu. ii Lowell Tor Pitff., u
,.rl.ci t.r one cent for Pi,fT was obtain.
II. hu; tefme that cent could b. collect.
-. bill of costs amounting to aoou,
sloe, mus, lie paid. 10 this mode o
axieY costa lowell excepted. and By the
the these sc.rss are we'll seasoned
,s~e viii probably be sbpas IS much
-, u them - ,h.se was Of the Sane
~ ases Il wss siftej. II The Mssssehu
ssstS Nan sAos'd 6.a'lJ g.. that oae ees'
b, psying less shaa $500. be maS deem
b nssF p .ss'iasly f'rssaa'e.
MT The .aes. II ALL WAS the sepx, up
en-
REFERRED oAs8.
is the frs, Of the hia1 We have
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~Ou' readers will SET a notice Of
Dr. Spears woman's Friend, in another
column. THIS Is a very Imponan, medl.
cine for the complaints for winch it is
recommended. Dr.. Spear has used 1t
IN his practice for several yesss. with the
greatest sAtisiaction 10 his paiien,a.
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WORLDS FAIR PRIZE CHuRs. We in
vile attention TO this Advertisement, i
another column. THIS is, beyond
doubt, III. very best churn now in use
The testimonials in its favor are genuin
from we'll known citizens, and ina
he relied upon with perfect confidence.
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WANTED.

a, this Office, boy to learn the Prin.
ter. trade. Young Gentlemen OF from
IL to 10 neeG no, apply, as i, is a boy
OF sbou, that age tina: we want. IL.
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LITERARY From PniLlPs, SAArsos
& Co., the popular Boston publishers, We
have received:
IRoNTHoRrE. the Pioneer Preacher, by
PAUL CREYroN. The essence Of truth
floats through this little volume as sun
shine floats through ether. Th ere are
some productions Of American authors
that we admire others tina, we cherish,
and lron,hiope is one OF the lauer.-
PAUL CREuoN Possesses keen insight
INTO huma, nature and his subjects ar.
mos, happlt. chosen. Without plot. and
barren Of drilling incident, We, this last
work OF hiswili nestle closely in one's
heart. welcomed with smiles and reasur.
ed with care as we welcome the violets
IN the earl. ipring.,nne. As humble as
This little aover Of affection it may hide
its head und1 the leaves that shadow it.,
bu, truthful owing hearts will search IT
gu, and be will repaid.
Yet we haze Que fault TO find. Iron.
,hrope is one she cannot be fully under
stood in 50 mall a volume; MS grsa,
heart needed the unfeuered freedom OF
The forest 10 expand in. and the author
has uo, done veil to crowd him into 20
few pages unkss 4 sequel" is eon,en.
plated. But amid so many beauties shI,
one defect, ca, and will be excused. J.
c. Derby. NY.
SURGICAL RnroR1 aud Papers on Med.
zeal Subjects, BY Geo. Hayward. N. D.
i2 mo. pp. 452. This is a collection Of
miscellaneous parrs Of great value to
the medical student They can be read
with advantage. t.o. by those advanced
in the practice. teins the result OF forty
yesrs's eon,inuarce in the profession
The volume is dhoicely issued and will
command genera attention. J. c. Der
by. NJ York.
4 discourse delivered BY FaAScl.
MAITLAND at Uuon College on the oeea
sion Of the fitch anniversary OF III,
presidency Of d. MoTT. is neatly issued
by this house 10 psmphIe, form. Th'
subiec, is 1.-The Education demanded b,
the People Of the United States.
Yours Permanently.
Paul PRNRoss.
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ELLEN NoRBuRY or the adventures Of
an orphan. BY Emerson Bennett,
author OF Forged Will; Viola Clara
Moreland, etc, etc Complete in one
volume. Philadelphia I. B PETER
son.
We like this better than any other
Novel for the season. One feature alone
stands out boldly from first to las,-a
fearless independence of the whips OF
society. The su,hur finds virtue cover.
ed with rass-a scoundrel rejoicing III
the name OF deacon-,rse noblene.s sur.
rounded with weal,h-hones, ludustr,
struggling with pover,y-human sharks
clothed with the authority Of the law.
and w,,hou, allowing them time TO play
studied part. brings them upon the
stage. The denouement Is all that Could
be wished virtue is rewarded and vice
punished. 1t is such a book, novel
though /, is, which no paren. need fear
for child TO read.
Copies sen. TO ans par, OF the L. S,
free oil postage. on receip; OF nifty cents,
by the publishers.
DENTISTRY. We invite attention TO
the Advertisement, of Drs. Fletcher aud
Henderson, which ha, appeared in our
columns ios few weeks past. Ii has
been said tia, a prophe, has no honor a,
home, yet from the tone of the Bangor
press We should Judge tina. these gentle
men have high reputation in their own
city. where they are bes. known We
are personally acquainted with DR.. Fle,h-
er. and feel free 20 recommend him to
the public.
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- The subscriber Offers q House ard
s:s three acycs Of land. situate in Hancoek
60 atoa; four mile- from Ellsworth village
for ssle AZ bargain. Said premises have >
Barn, Woodshed, good well Of Water, Ae.-
The land il well fenced and in good state Of
cultivation
Pos further Particular enquire Of Mr.. Sam.
uel Dutton, u. l., b, RICK.
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Weal,his desirable, " II is hones,a c.
lrlrsd, aud i. blessed by conientne
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A Relic Of the Fair.

GA the secoud evening Of the / air o..
We were enjoying oursell 50 well tina, we
forgot 10 call at the Post Office. and but
for the due diligence OF the Mistress Of
that department, might have missed let
ter. evidently intended especially for our.
sell. Blu, about ten O'Clock bright eyed
bay handed It to US; having paid the
postage and gwen i, a perusal. We were
So veil pleased III d, we conclude to give
It 10 oar readers. Here i, is:
May
Sia The present is an age Of pro.
gress. Is no, the excitement great, even
on this eventful eye' The ladies' Of this
lounsh,ng village seem bent on improv-
ing the passing memenis to the br., ad-
Vantage; that is, at least while the pres.
Ell, lar is in Continuance, and | would
that sill the success imaginable may crowI
their endeavors for the public good
This enterprise Of theirs seems laudi-
Die one and must. for ! few past weeks,
have called forth ardloas labor on their
part; therefore It seems but RICH, tina,
they should receive all that patronage
winch the sery liqera friends are bestoa.
ing On them-ihereiore you will not
deem i, beneath your dignity TO contrib
Ute ihis 5 cts 10 their case.
Yours, e.,
HATTIE.
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New York Correspondence.
New YoRx CRY, !
MAY ). 1855 (

May 3, 1885
TENroRALsriss The discussion OF
between Senator Brooks
and Archbishop Hughes still continues.
Dagger John WAKES indignant semi &C ca
sona'y nibbing his pen in anger and
nursing his wrath les, it be,ray him
lie is evidently in tight place and may
illustrate the fable that relates to the
little End Of the horn. He INDUCES too,
in coarse epithe,s very unbecomlng II
gentleman. If no, a pela,e, charaeteriz,
ing the Express, the meanest of al
printed papers," b. ye slow to anger,
Father John, and regard the truth !
MAY DAY. Memory recalls pleasant
place. met with, that Willis termed Spice
Islands in the sea Of reading, and visions
of flowers and green hel Is came up be-
fore the mind as the day was u.hered i'll.
But alas.
The frs, of May. the first Of Nay,
What lying poet called it gay"
we exclaimed with the English bard as
we viewed the face Of Nature. Gloomy,
repulsive, win,ry, car it be possible that
this is May we munnured as we ponder
ed on how the English poets were wont
to go in rap,ures as Ap,il folded its vas
cllla,ing robe about her and fitted into
the .hadowy past.
There is, 10 point Of fact, though not
a calendar assertion, q months difference
between an English and American May
Day. We only reaize our ideas OF one
Oh the las, day Of de mouth, instead OF
the first. Then, bu no, now, we realize
the
merry, ever merry May.
Made of sun CLEANS shades and showers.
Breathing buds aud breathing flowers;
Dripping locked AMI rosy vested,
viole, .lippcred, RAINBOW crested
Girdled with the klantine,
Festoon cd with the dewy vine:
Merry, ever merry May"
No, vet have the red and " hl,e clover,
or the daisy shown their heads, nor the
primrose, nor the lilac, nor the haw.
,horne, nor the violet appeared Though
nominaly in the ca,y, PAUL sees gllnpses
Of the country IA. the break aud close Of
day ,nd he is watching anxlousl for
these floral messengers Of the troop that
will enter with The summer.
SrE>sER, quaint old bard. represents
May as
"Dccked all with dain;ics of the season 5
pride.
And ,horning fswers out Of her lap around;
Upon two bro,her,' shoulders she did ride,
The twins Of LeGa, which on either side
Supported her, Ike to their Sovcign Queen.
These "twins Of Leda," We suppose,
represent Castor and Pollnx; they were
looked upon with reverence by marin.
ers. and deemed especially propi,lous.
Well one rejection how many who
saw its birth. vii watch its exodus
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JAMES A. MILLIKm.

Attorney 0nd Councillor at Lsv.
a@'s CHxKYriELp. N1isa
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The Coz partnership heretofore cai.,in. le.
tween John II. Allen and Charlie. l.. pels,e
- this das dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted TO sald firm are requested 10
make imnesliat. pa,n,en, tot hsIlcs l.. Dcis;,
who Will continue the business at the old stand
and Who i authorized Ia sdju.; ali un.s;.led
demands. JOHN II. AifkS.
Ellwor;h. MAY !, 1855.
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/: i, the first Of the Lial We haze
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Doiugs in Court.

We shall no, undertake TO &c. as Re.
porter. But there were several interesting
eases At the term just closed. to which
We may from time TO time allude The
l.s~, .1.rao, binary one wrs the
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The steamship Asia, from Liverpool
An,;l cs,h. arrived hele at 9; III +. NJ.
The Union arrived al Southampton 20
The French Exposition " postponed
IN ,h. lO,o or 18th
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licatiols, inthatcwp u 0fsiOns ii
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-31

A CouRrEzAN IN CoURr-HARD Tines
Notwithstanding the universal complaint of
hard times, we occasionally see sights that
would lead one to infer that nothing of the
sort was ever experienced in this city. In
the police court yesterday, a female who was
arraigned on peace warrant, or rather for
exciting riot in rival house, appeared at
the bar rugged out in more furbelows, costly
apparel, jewels, furs and robes of price, than
was ever seen on one piece of humanity
Her outer dress was of the finest merino,
trimmed with silks and sables, over which
were the most costly furs. The dress trailed
the ground with what in olden times Was
denominated the train. Upon her gloved
fingers, were immense diamond rings of the
first water, and in her bosom was displayed
large golden cross, glistening with dia-
monds, any one Of which, at jewelers. esti.
mate, could not have cost less than $50. .
This sample Of extravaganza, however,
but verifes the old adage. We see every
day virtue clad in rags, while sin fares sump-
tuously, wears purple and fine linen, and
rolls in easy touches. But what of the
end ?-Lo,tisriue Jour. s. t.-, ',.
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The EIGHTH D1srRlcr.-A queer state
of things exist in the eighth Congressional
District, Ill. Hon. Robert Smith is an
nounced as a candidate for Congress, in
place Of Hon. Lyman Trumbull, elected
U. S. Senator But Gov. Matteson has
issued no proclamation for an election, he
never having acknowledged the election Of
Mr.. Trumbull either to the House or to
the Senate, by granting him certificate Of
election to either, on account Of the con-
stitutionai prohibition. When the Cover.
nor decides that an election shall be held,
and when, it will take place, of course
Mr.. Smith is styled Nebraska democrat.
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Pursuant to a call of the Central Com
mittee, the Democrats of the End Ward
assembled at the Court Honse, on Thurs
day evening March 29th, to nominate
candidates for the Ward Officers, to be
supported at the coming city election, and
also to appoint delegates to the city con.
ventiOn.
On motion of WIN. H. Randall, ESQ.,,
Hon. VIM. P Murray was called to the
Chair, and G. w. Prescott was appointed
Secretary.
James Starkey, Esq, being called upon,
stated briefly the objects of the meeting,
and moved that the meeting proceed to
nominate candidates for Aldermen for the
2nd ward. Carried.
Mr.. Buel moved they be nominated by
ballot. Lost.
Mr.. Randall moved a committee of
three be appointed to report to the meeting
the names Of candidates. Carried.
The chair appointed Messrs. VIM. H.
Randall, James Starkey and John NJ.
Cashier
Hon. D. Olmsted moved the same com.
mittee be instructed to renort also the
names of ten delegates to the City Con
vention on Saturday Carried
The committee retired, and after short
absence returned and reported the names Of
Hon. Charles S. Cave as candidate for AL
derman for two years, and A. L. Larpen
penteur Esq, for Alderman for one year
and on motion, those gentlemen were
unanimously nominated as candidates fol-
said Offices
The following gentlemen were then ap
pointed as delegates from the 2nd ward te
attend the City Convention on Saturday
Messrs P. O'Gorman, VIM. REM, J. NJ
Cashier, Charles BAIL, w. P. Murray, j
B. Brisbin, W. H. Forbes, w. B. NJ
Grorty, Paul Faber, and John Bell.
On motion, Messrs Michael O'Neill an(
Mr.. Bergfelt were nominated as Ware
Constables.
H. F. Masterson, ESQ.,, moved that il
case any delegate to the City Convention
cannot attend, he be empowered to appoint
a substitute Carried
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WIN. p. MURRAY, Chairman.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Sec