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WANTS.


young Mau from the
w North (who has had great deal of experience
- HOTEL as Bsrkeersrl q situation in that capacity
-rss -. H." Richmond. de ln-sts
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I 10 U o X S...WINSTON &, POWERS
- corner of Pearl and Cary, keep constantly on
can't be beat; LondonDock Brandy Vintsges of 1876
80 the best that money will buy: Holland Gin, the
very best that get; with general assortment
OF lower grades, and other liquors generally. Call
and try them for yonrself da lin
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- 5saEsss ssga Gtssess . iiAsas ~ ssas
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"a ASTED--Hy Gardener, who has had
~ several vesrs experience in gardening in all its
.fsrches work by the dsy, week or month. A note
-.Trssed through the Richmond Post Office TO
FRANCIS SHAN0LE, viii meet with prompt at.
t-.ftau de lO--1S
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lyANTEp.--A CHAIR PAINTER.-Ap.

w ply to Howe's Furniture Bazaar, Main street,
le',;nt and 10th streets Also, wish 10 purchase
caared s'Ei, age from 10 to 10 years One Of good
5ss':iIcs can have good home rs long she lives
d~7-St' X. C., HOWE
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xsTANT ED.--Thc subrcriber xyj.i,c~


w English branches and Music, is wanted, to take
rssTge of n small School in Amelia county. Address
II Wlnterhsm z. o., Amelia county, Va.
DE- E-an4t
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prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful signs
well common low priced ones. He took the
s- premium at the last Mechanics Fair and asks of
taose who are in want to give him a cali. His terms
will ho made to suit, and having in his employ e1pe-
rlrnced ToIkmen, will also undertake any kind of
plnlng required. Call on 18th street. next door to
Mr. IBrTingtons.
nm
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by Richard Caatl0rn.
BY Kent, PainC & Co.

BY Kent, PainC &, Co.
&OS 0O0 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
PSc,OOO AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY the
18th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock we will sell at
the store of Messrs. Winghan, Elicit & Co., who
are about making change their business their en-
tire stock STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
without limit reserve. Tho stock embraces large
and varied assortment of desirable goods and s well
worthy the attention of dealers.
TERMs-Under $780, cash; under $500 months
credit; $500, mos. credit for approved paper
de 10 KENT, PAINE CO., Aucts
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"a ANTED--A business man, with some
~ means to join tho advertiser, who is practical
Mechanic and thoroughly acquainted with the busi-
nr.s Q manufacture Gas Meters in this city For
rsrtlcGisrs. address GAS at Philadelphia, Pa.
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NKAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig Ceuniys
" V-The proprieton Of these Spring., which
have for time past enjoyed very favorabls re-
putation in the surrounding shem have bseR
induced TO pat the In barrels for the eonveni-
ence of invalids In other sections. ssss
For the present, the price 10 fixed ct rate which
barely covers cost Of barreIing and ths carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. Tho fol-
lowing certificate from DR.. Carper, leading and vel
known physician In Boefourt county 10 selected from
many Of equal responsibility and force: -
FfscAsTLE, BoTETouar Co.. Va.
H July 18th, lass a
Having been called BY the proprieteEs n tho
sCrais Alum SPRING." to express my opinion Of in
medicinal virtues hereby state that hare sxamiu-
ed the analysis of the water made BY Prof Boothe Ell
Philadelphia and believe Il well adapted 10 cure dis
eases requiring tonic Alternative action the sys
tem and can further state that have hno~n some 70.
arkahic cures effected by its In scrofaious aec-
tions and diseases Of the digestive organs. sr
Samuel II. CAReER, NJ. D..
The water has been Analysed BY Professor Bonthe
Of Philadelphia, who says =
"a mineral spring of such rchueM and quality ~
the nnaly SIS indicates wlf prove valuable aid tofbe
physician. Its position IN the healthy mountain re-
zion of Virginia about nc from many o. tho
suphnr and other well known springs Of tho afase,
confer ahixher value upon the snlphsted Cbalybise
Of Craig county. Very respectfully. q
$50 ss-s 81 esss.a .JAa. G. RoorHE..
Eruptive diseases, arrangement Of the liver, dys-
pepsia, &c. have yielded to the power Of this water.
and prove its efficacy wherever It has boon tiled.
This very valuable water IL for salo In barrels 1t
10y PURCkLL. LADD Co. psussiHs,
no 2-ats ifes 10 As9s Aseuts Tor The Propgtstov.
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o- AlNSLIE, KOWEN & POW
6IF ELL, COACH MAKERS. CROSS ST.

MN ~ BACK RIVER OYSTERS.
feo1The Schr. PERSEVERANCE is back
NSxEY again, with cargo of the SAME soRTn
V BACK RIVER OYSTERS MY former
customers will please call and examine for them
selves. Enquire for the schooner Perseverance"
te8 = H* JOHN WYATT, Master
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MESSRS. REX & NTOYEK would in
w form the citizens of Richmond that they are now
prepared to furnish FLOUR in TO- l5 20 or Is pound
bags; or CORN MEAL in any quantity, from their
steam Mill, corner of Main and 2st Streets or from
their wagon ut customers doors, at short notice
Please give CALI all who have tried it pronounce
il frst-rate article. :
de Aims REV l. MnvEp
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Hast1a 9tFflt
sA asxss "a y sSss ssss
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ny =. B. Ceek e C.
EHSEHME EkRylf et sTN eilz, or WATCHEs,

by Payne & Mayo, Aacfionece1, -----
A FINE LOT OF SUPERIOR MlLCH
"A a, COWS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-win s.
coi1, on MoNDAf next the 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock
street. and between Madison and Jefierson str.-s.
large lot OF very superior Mich Gown Ali of yh;h
are In first rate order and to the pail
TERMS cash. PAYNE a MAYO
ocs SCI - f-4-s - 49, f.r. Auctioneer.
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l1IIA~. Ii. LANGLEY, ri

fiiAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
- Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &o.
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spouting, put
up in any part of the city and country
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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ByGK'M 8 z F joHs h 2caka1ss5I sssss'
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STOCK SALE OF UUNFECTIONARlRs
MMONDAf, December 10th, ct tho store Of i. w. r.
DansoIth No. 49, Broad street, his entire stock Of
Ooniee.oparies and Fancy Articles, Show Cases &c,
ALSO: '-sss-+a -sH ~ asa-
his entire stock Of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
consisting of Beds, Sideboards Cabinets Book Csss'
ardrobes Sofas, Cribs, Marble Top Tables. Divsns
carpets, stoves, &c. s5es-ct 80 80 -,
de7 a ALEX MOTIF A,.. -
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e A CHANCE
- WHICH SELDOM
EN Offers In the tp nhIic - ~

NJ 4 Offers to the lPabIic. ~
GSS4xb SELLING OFF AT Cosr, AND SOME Goops
BELOW CosT.-PosITIvELY GOING TO CLOSE BusI.
NESS IN rms CIrY.-$2e,odo worth Of fine Gold
and Silver Lever Watches, Gold Chains for Ladies
ard Gentlemen, Seals, Keys Earrings, Breastpins
Lockets, Rings, Silver Table, Tea and Salt Spoons
Sugar Tcngs and Forks and large assortment of pa
pier lnachie Walters three to a set), Knives and
Forks in mahogany cases, iron Walters in sets, La
dies' Work Boxes, Writing Desks, and general as
sortment Of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention
at the old esta blished Importing House of
F., s HENRY HYMAN,
f. 49,. B, Main 81.
The Sign Is the largest Watch in the City Don't
mistake the Store. : -E tf, 81.
N. B.-Stll on hand a few of those hrst-rate Dou-
BILE Barrel Gums Percussion Caps, Powder Fasks,
Shot Pouches and vsriety of Pistols-all be sold
lar prices.
do n Inn
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EkUtst.ET d ANDERSON, CphOIsterers
- AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
and Franklin streets have in their Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and UP HOLSTERING
GOODS being the largest and best selected assort-
have had the pleasure to offer to our
friends and the public generally and will be sold
the most reasonn bic terms. 8-ts
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In withdrawing from the concern of
HERMANN & PIPPlN TO engage in a more remu-
nerative business elsewhere, l cordially recommend
to my friends continuance of their patronage g.
Hermann, with the confident that they win
be faithfully dealt with.
de 7-6t* t. .4. JOHN PIPPIN.
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sERICES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elk.
CELSIOR WORKS. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
MAIN STS.
The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
pnhlic that his PLANNING and SAW MILL 10 now in
complete order.
Having recently incurred expense of several hun
dred dollars IN retting snd psrfectng his machinery
fer Planning, Saving, and Tongueing and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank, he is enabled to
cute superior work, at greatly reduced prices.
call from those in want respectfully solicited.
ds 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES.
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MECHANICAL.


'NDERT Ak L n G.--J. A. BELVIN, Tn.
mentl where he may be found at all times and will
sFtend 10 FUNERALS, supplying Collins Shrouds
and Carriages ct the shortest notice. COFFINS of
all kinds, Metallic, Mahogany, &C., on hand and for
sale Thankful for past fvors, he tenders his services
10 the public in the various branches of his profess
81
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I I i !, s ssss$f! .2r,......

=; s-After the sale of the above property there
VII be offered for sale, at the same tune and place
sn ,e. IA NH and Fixtures in good repair; Wa
Terms made known on day of sale. -
no@ GODD1N & APPERSON Aucts =
Also a!aTge lot of Farming Implements consisting
IN part of ponghs herrows certa wagons harpess Ec
Also hne heifer and bull SOW and pigs, &C. 80 -
Ierms Tor the personal property, credit of mos
Tor all sums of s 20 and upwards with sood sacur;ty
bearing interest; less than $40, cash. '''
~ Refreshments at sale.
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Snsneiy Of SINGLE AND DOUB LIE
bAkkEL GUNS, of superior finish.
:, ALsO-A splendid variety of Powder Flnsks, Of
Dltons makes Shot Belts and Pouches, Of the mod
approved Styles fine Game Bags; Wsd CntterS Dos
ANS and Collars; Ely's waterproof Central Fire
'sis " ash Rods. complete; Gun Wads, &c.
ALsO-Colfs Repeating PISTOLS, Aliens Re
'orers and every description of Pistol now in use
hnns stocked and repaired with neatness and dis
pateh JAMES WALSH,
Jun Importer, doors above st. Charles Hotel.
no Ppm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

FEELS BAD.-Jim the critic has the
blues. Scarce any one in Ellsworth take
his paper, ard he is becoming discour-
aged. The American has never fallen
below 900 subscribers, is now rapidly in
creasing, while the poor, pale, sickly
looking ghost Of Herald lies piled up
in Post Offices all through the county.
We understand that he blames us with
being the cause Of it and accuses US of
every crime known in the criminal cal.
endeI. Poor little fellow! no, even the
Custom House sympathy can coax a
smile upon his lips. All we can say is
tina. he embarked in bad business when
he made friends with the Jack Catholics
The sooner he cuts loose from the r.
the better
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

by the importance attached to our school
system, that that is frs, to be encouraged
first to be supplied. Those Semiparies.
with all their hattering promises, are be-
yond the reach OF forty nine on, Of 6iiy
of the children OF Maine. Where is the
rising generation to obtain that moral
and intellectual culture-those essential
properties, if no, in the school room1
Gentlemen have boasted that Maine
now stands highest on the list in this i'm
portant branch Of our governmenl-hav
reiterated it again and again on this
tloor-when the Secretary of the Board
OF Edncat'on in his las, report says, we
are at the foe; If the list. Sir, let wis.
dom, let experience dictate to US as men,
Legislators, for a State. Let common
seuSe forbid to commence at the top oil
the structure to build down.
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CONVERSION OF ROMAN PRIEsr.-
Father DaIIaire, heretofore priest a, ST
John Crysostom, Rigaud, Ilenryville,
Earnham and Lacolle in Canada. has
JUS, renounced the papal religion. Near
" year and halt ago Mr. d abandon.
ed the pres,ly office that he might be al,
liberty 10 marry, which be shortly after
wards did. He removed into the State
of New York to The Town Of Mooers,
where he was induced to read the scrip
lures, by which his Dyes were opened
and his heart affected, and after a serious
examination Of them. discovered in them
the condemnation of his former faith
At Keeseville he made open profession
OF his protestant views to the utter dis
may CT the priesthood, among whom was
Father Oblat, who endeavored to injure
his reputation BY reporting that he was
an adulterer-he had married the Cath.
Ollie Church. and for marrying a ,ooman
he vas guilty Of this sint-7fansiated
from French paper, Ii Semeur Cana
diem. Bee.
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Burned to Death.

a daughter of Barnabus Leighton OF
Indian River, Washington county, sged
10 years, was burned to death on the
evening of the 27tl ul.. 1t seems tina,
she was scar the fire, and Eel, asleep and
while in this position her clothes caught
fire. On waking she seized pail OF
water and tried 10 extlngush the flames,
falling in this, she then ran out and threw
herself on to the snow, but only succeed.
ed in freeing herse from the blaze, when
her clothes had burned enough to enable
her to tear the burning fragments from
her person. Her whole person was
blackened and burnt, so tha, the skin
cleayed Of in places as large as the hand.
Her hands were burnt to crisp. She
survived the accident but few hours.
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New York Correspondence.
New YoRk CRY, March 9Th 1855.

New YoRk CITY, March 9Th 1855.
Mr. EplroR old Winter having TAX
en- his departure, with the advent Of Spring
we have the promise of better times -
Everything looks encouraging business
men are looking up, mechanics looking
hopeful and every one seems pleased at
the "sgns of the times" Let us hope
that none of them may be disappointed.
During the past month there has been
perfect stagna,ion in business Of nearly
every kind and faces have heightened as
the days grew longer. But there seems
to be more confidence now and in the sub
urbs of our city, the buildings already
commenced, show how much confidence
is placed in the coming season. Real es-
tate holds its own, and so do rents, if we
except the larger stores; they are ITO let"
in large numbers. Dwelling houses, how
ever are expected to "come down" large
figure. but the Landlords do Not appear
willing 20 aba,e jot, and tenants mus,
bear the brunt as best they may.
The Lecture season will soon be over.
The winter has been prolific Of lecturers,
and the public generally has received
them well, sending them away satisfied.
Senators, ministers poets, orators, black
and white, have alike drawn full houses.
In literature, we make special mention
of the following issues:
LIFE OF SEWARD, with selections from
his writings from the press of }. 5. RgD-
FIELD. Just at this time, this work will
be received with some degree of interest.
His triumphant reelection TO the Senate
last month. and the X n opposition TO
him, are on the lips of every one-ihis
neat volume, edited by GEORGE + BAKtR
viii receive due attention.
WoLFoRf's RoosF by Washington lr
wing has reached lis ,hlriieth thousand.
We are not at all surprised, although in
merit II is not an extraordinary volume,
But the style OF the author, of the
Sketch Book, is peculiarly h,s own aud
wall delight thousands. This book is
collection of Sketches, some of which
have already been "thc rounds Others
appear for the first time. 6 PPutaam,
j. Co, issue j, IN good style.
A little fancy Article mus, conclude
ihis necessarily brief episte.
\ few weeks ago noted shooting al
fair between Hyer, Baker, Turner aud
other pug,ilst> took place, and las, week
we were favored with repetition OF the
same thing By an attack Oh Poole "a fan.
cy man" BY set oil rowdtes who evil
IDENTITY acted under tao orders Of Morn.
say the rival %. the former Poole WAS
seriously injured IN the iraY and one OF
his opponents received bail intended
for him during the encounter. The
NEST of the rowdes have been held to
bail
The whole affair was dissracefui one
and We uus, It VIII b. long ere another
mus, be placed on record We hope
those engaged IN thu. one VIII be sumina.
rlIy dealt with
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

The CorKr OF CLAIMS. We are hear.
thy glad to be able TO announce the pas
sage Of this bill We regard this meas
as one Of the most important, that has
been passed by the present congress,
either at this or our former session. The
National ln,elligencer justly remarks
that il will save probably one forth Of the
time of Congress, now spent in the exam.
nation and discussion Of claims; besides
which it will mo, only secure an early
hearing and prompt settlement of just
claims, but will &c, rid Of the in,ermina-
bic renewal Of unfounded ones, and thus
save the time OF Congress year after year
in the examination of rejected claims. =
I he lntelligencer thus defines the provis-
ions OF the bill;
The bill gives jurisdiction to the Cour,
TO hear and determine all claims founded
upon any law OF Congress, or upon any
regulation of an Executive Department.
or upon any contract, express or implied
with the Government of the United States
and all CLAIMS referred BY either House
of Congress. The testimony in all cases
is to be reported to Congress. and all
upon which favorable decisions are given
are to be accompanied with a bill or bills
to carry them into effect, and with briefs
from the Solicitor Of the Board, and from
the claimant.
Ii will be thus seen that the court is to
perform the work now laborously bu,im.
perfectly done BY committees, and Con-
cress is to revise the whole and act upon
the subjects presented, as at present.
On many subjects an opinion we'll matur-
ed by the CoHn, will serve as basis for
action for all similar cases: and there
will not perhaps, be so many incousis-
tencies IN legislation as at present, when
the success or failure of measure de-
ponds, IN great degree, upon the mood
upon which one House or the other may
happen 10 e found when the vote is TAX
en-. At all events, there is the probahll-
ny OF more mature Investigation than
by the present mode, and 1t is TO be hoped
ve shall hear but little more OF what is
deemed worse Than the claws delay. the
pendency OF claims before Congress o;
half centuries duration.
The Pennsylvania, alter giving this
measure all the credit which properly
belongs to it, goes OH TO saw that H. q
claimant foe French spoliatlons will have
better chance with th, Court than ,hev
would have had with the Commission
provided for by the spolia,ion b1I--anG
tina, they should therefore thank the
President Tor his gracious veto. ltstrikes
US TO inquire, however, whether the Pres.
lden, would no, feel it his duty TO veto
any Of these claims which NIGH, be al.
lowed by the Court!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

LIBERATED Sherman Nj Booth. who
was imprisoned IN Milwaukee Uiscon.
sin for aiding fugitive slave to escape.
has been liberated by order Of the Su-
preme Court Of tina, State THIS wal
undoubtedly cause coufl:c, between the
State and Federal Governments in which
the Consiituiionali,y Of the Fugitive
Slave law viii be fully tested.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

HOUSEHOLD WoKps. double number
for March and April completes the tenth
volume Of this very excellent Monthly.
The publishing of these two in one, has
been occasloned by the mailing Of new
arrangements for continuing it with
greater degree OF promptness and regular.
'ty. So says the publisher. Blu, il i'm.
proves upon the past he will be ''as rcgu.
lar as clock work.
The double number contains Dr. Rae's
report Of the los. Arctic voyagers-th the
Rowing Englishman again-Col Quagg's
Conversion, a humorous picture OF Re-
lisous Life in America-Conversion Of
Heather Court Army Interpreters
The Golden Calf Mark Hansel's Visi-
tor-The Author ofGil Blas-The Ramp.
shire Mlitla-At home with the Russians
w hen London was Llttlc, etc.
TrRMs-s3 90 per year or % cents
per number Gibbs OF TWO. S. 90; OF
three, sc, 90; Of fire. sS,15. Weekly
numbers, cents each, or $500 per
year.
]. a. DIX, publisher, No 10 Park
Place, \ \.
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kossurH ON PrpscE II we 49,

kossUrH ON PIERCE. II we are no,
mistaken. the distinguished Hungarian
patriot advised the foreign voters Of this
country, at the las, Preside ntial elec,i,,
to vote for Franklin Pierce, as the mos,
reliable friend Of European freedom. If
he did SO. he has a, least repented Of hi.
blunder long ago. How he now looks
upon this supposed representative Of
Young America, may be inferred from
the following extract of a private letter
TO gentleman in this country, and pub.
lshed in the New York Times. of tho
Odd -
1.-The world has seen an adminis,,a.
ton falling from excess, from incapaci,y
from errors, or from misfortune; but this
view OF an administration swooning awav
10 utter political nothIngness, and lower.
ing great nations political reputation
in the estimation Of the world BY sheer
Incidence, is view unpar allied in hsto.
n.y."
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LIFE AND BEAuriEs OF FANNY FERN
New York: II Long & Brothers.


This book so long heralded, has a,
length made his appearance. l, will
doubtless be read by thousands. on,
mere cur iosi,y. For one, we do no, ap.
prove of ALL the filings which Fanny IS
getting. and be her faults VIVA, they
may, we think she is entitled to more
consideration. A, an advanced age. ii
we are TO believe this book, maternal love
induced hes to wri,e-to write for mon.
ey-ior money 10 buy bread bread for
herself and little ones. after having been
deserted by her husband. Yet we can.
no. say we ever admired her writings,
and consequently have never copied them
Yet We have been satisfied that others
nigh. publish and read them. This
book is not what we expected il would
be, but there will doubtless be a great
demand for il, because all feel curious
to know the private history of this bril-
Liant meteor in the literary horizon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
Broke through the Ice.

A Mr.. Evans, while crossing the ice
in a sleigh near Millbridge. last Monday,
suddenly found himself .ailoat' The
horse, sleigh, robes and all, wen, down,
and he narrowly escaped sharing the
same fate by being good swimmer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

The n Y FAMILY COURIER, by J WAT.
son WEBB, is the largest folio paper we
have ever seen. Having, as does, cor
respondents in all parts Of the world il,
contains all the news, the latest news,
and Is emphatically newspaper in every
sense OF the word. II is Handsomely
printed, ably edited, and always comes
regular Terms 50 a year; 2 copies for
50.