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The Trinity journal., 1856-06-28
SCENE H..

| SCENE II.
(Some five or ten minutes supposed ohave elaps-
ed, magniicd by the hungry Representatives
! impatience into half an hour During the time
the waiter has been endeavoring to obtain the
| desired meal H-B-T and friend seated at
a table, on which are plates, knives forks, &c.)
H-B-T--I tell thee that my blood did warm
within me,
And strong desire felt to utterly destroy him.
Enter K-t-g, (the head ,caiter)
K-T-G.-Sir, Pm sorry, but
H-B-T.-( (Interrupting) Another? Out, viii
lian hound
want thee not around me;
Give me my breakfast!
K-T-G.-But, sir
H--B-T.-Dost hear me Dost see this pistol ?
Now, by mine head, if but three minutes more
| have to wait, thy brains shall strew the floor.
K-T-G.-Wthout an order from the office sir,
l dare not, at this hour, accede to your demands
If you will wait
H--B-T.--Now hrcling hound, take that for
thy reward
And dare not thus address Representative again
(Throws chair at Waiter, following it up with the
coffee urn, plates, knives, &c. Waiter defends
himself Other walters rush to his assistance.
A general melee ensucs in the midst of which
II-B-T draws his pistol and shoots KITE
through the heart, who, falling dead, is imme-
diatoly surrounded by his fellow walters who
sob mournful dirge over his body.
[TABLEAUl
TT mi, u IIo,,a l. -
My dignity is thing too sacred to be tri1cd with
by such as he. Faugh his body tants the air
Ereunf H-6-t to deiiver himself TO the authorities
secured from danger By has puthc station.
A Court Room. H-B--T at bar Justices on
bench.
JusTIcE.-Were you common hireling such as
he you slew,
Our Indignation would know no bounds
But as you are representative, and gentleman
withal,
And have but dyed your hands in plebean blood
The Court can but regret the deep indignity
Which forced you to this deed.
Had the deceased killed you, 'twould have been
murder
But circumstances alter cases, and my respect for
your high station,
viii not allow me to do more than require,
That you shall, in ten thousand dollars bail, be
bound
To answer to the charge Of mansaughter.
1.-TWO friends of HIT enter into bonds for him,
and he retires amid loud shouts from his friends
while the Justices make polite bow)
Enter the Goddess Of Liberty, who has been obser-
DER Of the qGar.
GODDESS OF LIBERTY, (solus) And this is mod
ern justice this a gentleman, forsooth
Alas that delegated power should thus become
The screen for murder. And so the servant is,
Where it should be the master.
Alas that this, my best-beloved child,
America, should so disgrace its birth.
May the time quickly come when ru6ians,
Though high in Office they may be,
Intrusted with the cares of nations, even,
Shall be but ruilans still, and as such treated.
Eheunt Omnes.
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SCENE l..
Enter the Hon. Mr., H-B-T, Representative in
Congress,) and friend.
H-B-T.-The table cleared appears, yet have
| not
OF gong nor bell heard sound.
thought twas customary to awake the boarders
For the matin meal.
Such negligence is inexcusable. What no there,
John, or James, whateer thy name
Seek breakfast for myself and friend, instanter.
WAITER, (submissiuely,)-I would, your honor,
glad obey, but cannot.
H-B-T-lIow? Cannot! Rascal
WAlTER.--Your honor must obtain an order
From the powers that be the times so late,
dare not risk the punishment which l might get
If in such disobedience discovered.
H-B-T.-Go get the hence!
Thou vile and miserable rascal,
This instant bring me breakfast, warm,
For two-or else this instant die (Sho,cs pistol) }
Dost know that my country's representative
In Congress am? and dost thou dare refuse me
breakfast?
Avaunt or we'll know my passion will oerpow-
er me,
And l some deed of horror soon shall do. Exit
Waiter.
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To DAUGHTERs-The secret that you dare
not tell your mother, is dangerous secret,
and one which will be likely to bring you
sorrow and suffering in the end.
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A WoMAN's WnL.-Won't 4! !!

Why is the new French baby like the tail
of herring
Because it is the last of the bony-parts.
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FANNY FERN says there are but three
handsome men in New York city, and one
of them is Horace Greeley
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[From Young America
The Modern American Representative.
A MELODRAMA, IN ONE ACT.

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Tha Sixth District.

We rejoice at the election Of Hon. S.
C. Foster in this District, if possible,
more than at the election of any nomi-
nee for any other Office in the State
Not that we had any personal feeling
against Mr.. Wiswell, for it was just the
opposite, but because the defeat of Mr..
Foster would have been hailed by all
the hunKers in the Union, as an endorse
mcnt of the doughty Fuller. God save
the Sixth District from doing SO dis
graceful an act, while two of the coun-
ties which compose it, bear the MINES Of
Washington and Hancock. Maine pre-
sents clean record--a united rcpresen-
tation. There is no black sheep in he
flock. No representative troubled with
the spinal complaint, or cursed with
scrvilc spirit.
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Outrages upon our Citizens.

1t is deeply to be regretted that the
feelings Of embittered disappointment at
political defeat should have led any
one to commit offences against the peace
of the State, or the security of our citl-
zens. Several of our citizens were, how
ever, attacked by ruffian hands, and
stricken down in our streets, and bruised
and maimed, while quietly going to their
homes on Monday night, and even yes
terday similar offcnses were committed
and for no cause but that of having beer
active in the cause of the people in the
poElical canvass. The immediate agents
in these matters are the subjects of pity
while the authors who spurred them Oh
and encouraged and enfiamed them
should be held up to the scorn Of the
world Wing.
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FREMONT ELECTORAL TICKET IN VIA.

FREMONT ELECTORAL TICKET IN Viz.
eISIA.-The papers in Virginia gives the
following as the electoral ticket in thai
State, except two Electors at Large. The
windy orators of the wild cat party in
this State have much to say about the
Sectionalism of the Republican party ;
and have let no opportunity pass without
saying something about there being no
electoral ticket in the Southern States
They will yet find an organized patty in
the Slave States that will go against the
farther extension of slavery and for FIRE.
mont. We begin TO think that Fremont
will get more votes in some of the Slave
States-we are sure he would, if all
would and could vote for him who desire
to, than Buchanan will get in some of
Free States -
Fremont ELECTORAL TICKET IN VlR-
GrNIA.-The press of Virginia gives the
as the Fremont electoral ticket
IN that State, except two Electors at
Large
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At Court OF Probate holden al Ellsworth
within and for the County of Hancock, on
the first Wednesday OF August A. d. 1856.
= Il. OSGOOD ahmini. trator of the Estate
IN Of Everett Bowden late of Orand in said
County deceased having presented his first
account Of administrator upon said deceased 5
estate for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Admr. give notice
thereof to all persons interested. by causing a
copy of this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American print
ed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at Il
Probate Court to be holden at Bueksport on
the first Wednesday OF September next, at ten
the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, IL
any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true copy-Attcst WARREN KING,
Register.
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REV WALTER tl.ARht. >ole Proprietor
For Conshs, QUITS .tsfhaa. jHctci.nf Consus,nfiea
ind".";a, btGs'ag IF brfphine. Sc g., so ca.
ftnSie,I, t"p|oye" ana 50 higiiy aprIl..uied
IN EaroP', IS npr FIR thr frst fine intro.
hAscrt iHto ms ruuntrV
In Introducing New .!icicIues wte.e Pa,eut Med
tcmss are already so ab"fdsnt rxplaliN,o.,
may he deemed n.cesaJy essafy the Prnpr.cl,
Wishes to state then, iiet about f'nrieen years ago,
while conducting a,trc-ry establishment in one al
the large ninnla tuning iowns ofEngad cnnvc Nv
personal eA@Iiencs ai es 'esv4 c'servatiun Of he ex
traor'linary efficacy Of the yeget HE ,re iona
of ~hch tha Enropeen teugt, Remedy con,po-ed,
Especially IN disorders V lie chest aud lungs He me
pared the ahuve named metcii ana sid il at fir, cs
ahlsnient aud he bt ninre Extensively known
by al yaraus parts OF tie cuunlry M.
results eilalied his most saneune rxuecisrs huuir,d
o hotties were speedily sold and extraordinary
cures elected some "he ster suffering from the most
distressing Coughs for months and Iur wears
anu 'ese cares Cases wtete Considered almost hopcrfs
by Their friends and ,uedioai advisers were sprrli
Restored To Health by tie OF this Valuable Eeueiy
several years aga the Proprietor Withdrew eutirriy
from business and devote. himself To the thri Il ,n
Nu'Isty and when III the siring Of ISL arrived Ia
lh's cou"tty, and When in ihe order nj Divine Pr.yi
dence he was called 10 orcupy his present posifpn al
pastor OF Church om C"egt g IN C,,ruisby lie
he had No Htsirn OF canae the attention of me oi,.
lie to ms Medicine but during the early pari Of wir
tef, he iound that seyeralo his e,ss were aiIictcts
with disnrtIer of he i'tf,,o,ar, cro,ns arc,
pdnte ny al 0,stlute aud distressing cough icI NOT
siac TO the remedies employed he preseie several
with hoeeich of his Enropea Consh Remedy IN
every Case speedy cure the result aud n, d MAJ.
eF oi course 'n"se ~h' had been thus benefited
neHdeti TO their friends demand being thus rroa;
he nroprint'r thought 1t ha duty make Arrangement
Tor supply ing il, ad that those distance may be
able TO avail themselves of its Agents are appnted
In every part III the country for lis sale and lin
the numerous cures Whch have teen efeced bp Il
ter many OF our mst popular medicines hod beef, tried
N VAIN II Is believe the European Cough Remedy !.
the most speedy, safe and etcacions Remedy for Cougt
3c ever hei"le the pnbc. Generally the nrsi dose
give relief, and single Bnie effects cure aid in 40
case since ITS introduction oli this country has a.
known to ia when persevered id accotdelb the 81,
reclions accompanying tqh alpahbe
Sold Wholesale by Sargent d Ca Bangor Hay rnr,.
and Burr y Pr,Ty, Co'nhilI Boso and retail ~,
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CrAbiree, and by Ageais and medicine dealers every
| where ls+s
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Hope is the last thing that dies in
man; and though it be exceedingly de-
ceitful. yet it is of good use to us.
Some sort of charity will swallow the egg
and give away the shell.
Men often blush to hear Of what they were
not ashamed to act.
A chord of love runs through all the
sounds of creation, but the ear Of love alone
can distinguish it.
lie doubles his troubles who borrows to-
morrows.
The way to q wise mans heart is through
his head.