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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
- ELLSWORTH. ME-
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN.ll. 1856
APoLOGETICAL

Oar readers must bear with US until
the dclugo of Messages is over. We had
prepared some articles for this weeks IS
sue, and had them in type, but had to
give way to other matter.
We shall notice the two Message next
week, as they treat of !natters which we
wish our readers to examine with us.
Our Augusta correspondent. gives a
good history Of matters and things at the
Capital.
Correspondents will be patient and for
bearing. Their fayors will be attended
to as soon as possible. The abstract OF
the Presidents Message which we pub
lished last week. must suffice for that
precious document.
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Acknowledgement.

A company Of friends assembled Al HE
Methods, Parsonage on New Year. Eve,
and spen, few hours in cheerful social
intercourse closed with apPorpria,c de,o-
,lenal exercises.
During thu week donations Of money
and ,aiuables amounting II some .r.ht,
daila-s. we're received from the vi>tl9fs
aud other cit tzen-
Strangers among YOU. sen, % serve
society vet in the weakness al inuucy
such proof ot lnterc>, ~ our violate ! -
gratifying as II was timely.
Oar mission an! oar ann Is to fr,mo.e
the weIi.belns Of ,hts people, and whiie
acknowledging their noble l.beinii'y we
shall moi fa'I to,Inpote upna them the pres
eni, aud eternal brnedlcton nj Heaven.
A. PRINCE
J. n. PKi>cv.
Ellsworth Jan. Tih, 1855.
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Il' is significant fact tia, physi.
clans not only prescribe Il. ". Stones
Liquid Cathartic but take it themselves,
and have already declared i, to be the most
safe, reliable and elicaeioas remedy in
those cases for which i, is recommended
hat has ever been discos cred See adyer.
isement in another column. amis
gIConsumption, with all lis enyi>a ged
terrors, finds an efeetaal barrier to It's
progress in e. W. Stones Cough, Consump-
ton and Bronchitis Elixir. II is disarmed
and vanquished at once, even as old Coli
a'h was dlsmayed by young King David.
Let the afflicted try it, and success will be
certain. 1y4s
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ELLSWORTH BANK

h. stockholders OF thi, Bank Ar"
| hereby notified that meeting i9r
the purpose Of acting on the following
business Will be held a, their: banking
raain on ,uesdss the 2tith day ii -
present mouth Il la'el,ek ia TIA af,-.
noon. u see Il tn Stockholders v,ll Pc
titen the Legislature FOR leave ,nrrdu-e
The capitol stack 81 Tn. Bunk. ani what
other measures THE! Will l,ke IA relation
tbcrtt,.
Ia Ill any vacaHeie- that NAV ext,r
N thu Board ri D.seetor..
II transact any other hu.lness ,S-i
uly lrclih come hefas. them
4 general attendance Is particularly
f,qae>'ed.
Pr o,tief Of the Directors.
} II. CHAMBERLAIN. Cashier.
Ellsworth, Jan, II. l-5G.
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that opposition course shall be such as
to warrant reasonable belief in lis sue
cess. Men are not bound to throw
themselves away, and to waste their time
and means and votes for parties that
know not how TO conquer, even when Ia
vored to The uttermost by the force OF CIR
cumsiances and the smiles OF fortune.
There must be grounds for labor, and for
sacrifices, or that labor viii not be under
taken, or those sacrifices made. Those
who are sincerely DESTROYS Of edecting a
change in the government, that shall put
down the ascendency Of pettifoegers and
hnnkies, will reflect deeply on these
lhings
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ffgm IA ian johnson. Hasortr >fr.e..
iceH ,orn hrous hom III .Ner Eng
l'np Stafc' IS an eten. IRE dealer ia
Btaaie VI dieines
On HAYD y:
str;-ffon ms PERSONAL knowledge Of
the ingredients which compose your I'm,
proved Vegetable Pureat.se Pills, which
sooN 10 be made ii the best aud mosi
costly materials that can be procured To.
ge,tter with the high opinion which Is
entertained Il Their nefus by those who
have u.ed them. can safety fecamend
them ~ a valuable pursauve MEDICINE.
aud decidedly the best PAL, II Vh,,h i
have any ku"airige.
] am, respectfully yours, e.
2mis WN. JOHNSON.
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against internal connections and foreign

against internal connections and foreign
aggressions. 1t is our true policy to cul.
tivatc peace with all nations. But we
have no reason to expect that wars will
cease, while the disposition of men re-
mains rs it IS, and we should be wanting
in proper care of ourselves, If we should
neglect the ordinary precautions of pro-
lection. 1t may be sufficient il kno~l-
edge Of military tactics is possessed by a
portion of the community, who would
b. able, in a short time, to communicate
the necessary information to others, who
might be noc,led 70 act in defense Of their
country This object may be accom-
p'ishaa by extending thc favour Of the
STAT, moro fully than tho laws hay done
to volunteer companies, AMI encouraging
the lorNation of greater nambcr Of them
and higher proficiency in military dis
cipline. Such neu will form body Of
sodiary possessing practically, the art
of war. and from them others unskilled
can raet va instruction, when called into
tn p2b.ic service.
As w arc tie agents Of the people,
VINO have coniilled to us important trusts,
i viii doubtless he gratifying to every
fs.euber Of the government II discharge
them IN such manner as to meet the
appreciation OF those from whom he has
dariy ID his authority.
It will aT3rl M the highest sat;stac-
ton 'o-oparate with You in making
such laws as will most etf2ctsally pro
n5t- the true interests OF the state.
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From Augusta

lSiec.4i Despe,eh TO Tbs p1ly Wing ani coulieFI
AUGUSTA, January . 4
The coalition made the following ncm-
nations This afternoon
Caleb K. Aver of Cornish, Secretary
Of State: James Walker of Lowell, Land
Agent, Democrats.
Isaac Reed OF Waldoboro, Treasurer
of State; Gee. Evans Of Portland, Ahor-
ney Geaeral; q. NJ Atwood of Gardiner,
Adjnant General, Straight Wings.
The nomination. of Reed is supposed
bp some TO De ruse t. seizure the Land
Agency 10 Mr. Walker, which having
been. done Reed will decline, and A. NJ.
Roberts will be elected.
Nominations made by the Governor
this afternoon as follows
Hancock-John r Redman. democra
Sheriff; Warren King, dem, Register
of probate.
Woshrng ton-James Nichols, DEM,
Sheriff Daniel &. Wilson, dem, Reg
lister of Probate.
Oyord-Ezekiel w. Clark, st wg.,
Sheriff.
Waldo-Joseph Wheeler, Register OF
Probate
Piseataquis-Willard w. Harris, dem,
Sheriff: Lyman Lee, dem, Register of
Probate
Androseoggia-Lee Strickland dem.
Sheriff.
Caleb r. Aver, dem, was elected Sec
retary OF State, To-day.
Yours, &c. A.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR MetLLisTER has associated with him IN n.
Practice ii M-siictae ani surrsry IA. p II HARDING
sriiGte af Jef-t$on Neica College. PhisdejIHf,.
who has had all the advantages II hos Iisl frscic-
iva years la Phl4delpha, and for some
mnath. past IA, been rtrat rd 10 fcas euuHlry
prtcttca We ptuppsc lnsteti oi caltar sI At,
ni The ainUy Popa4f Hunhnss g. eagerly sought sfstr
by the ctrdu .pns lei works Ptais. ~ en-,
def 10 10 this t,s eaiy nseessaty give
sisited With dseasc aud siil To .s,.s he
reasonable expectations of all rational aJs
Of -oisafc rational practice OF Medicine atd SurE,
II -
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the Reformation, for time threatened
the existence of the Romish hierarchy.
Northern Europe was arrayed against
Sou.hern Europe Central Europe was
torn 10 intestine strife aud the States
most insignific in,. and the most powerful
formed alliances, either Of dniy or OF in
lerest.
1t was in the midst Of this excitement
that Charles V. abdicaied in favor OF his
son. The grandeur aud extent OF his
possessions. the wealth of his revenues,
aud, not least, the prestige of his father 5
name. contributed To render Phiilp, the
mos, famous, as well us the most power
ful Sovereign OF his time.
A, his accession he possessed and ful.
ed in Europe, the United Kingdoms Of
Arragon aud CASTLE. aud Navarro Ma.
pies, Sicily and the Duchies Of NJ dan,
aud Franche Compile, the Netherlands
in Africa. Tunis. Oran, the Cape Verde.
and Canary Isles; in America, Peru,
Mexico, New Spain, Chill, and of the
West lndies, Cuba, &c. To trace to
their origin the causes which wrough, the
tail aud ruin Of this Splendid Empire,
Not less than to portray, with picturesque
vIsldness aud truth the ordinary events
OF the Ille Of the Sovereign is the task
Mr. Prescott proposed TO himself. And
he may well congratulate himself upon
the richness Of materials at his command
tntil very recently all government, docu.
taeat> felaiing to the Spanish monarchy
have been risldly guarded from public
inspection; ani to Mr. Prescott alone has
been awarded the honor, FIRST 10 make
Use OF those ;nyaiu able manuscripts.
The most rapid examination Of these
volumes wit not fail TO convince one Of
tic grca, value Of this documeutary esl-
deuce.
The reader feels tina, no fac, j, pre-
,ented mthour i,s proof; that no ,pecu-
aaon /, hazatled, excep, 1t rest upon
onque>tened observation aud careful
comparison aud reflection.
In the present volumes the historian
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PREscorrs HI.ToRy OF THE REIGN OF
PHlLIp IL, ? vol Octave. PAILlps.
SAMPSON Il Co, Boston. 1876 For
sale by MosEs HAZE.
The History oil the reign Of Phil IL,
is the history of Europe during the last
half Of the sixteenth century. It begins
with the dedication of his father, Charles
y and terminates only with the decline
of the power OF SPAN. The history OF
the reign OF Philip, therefore. comprises
the lnnst event(uI period nf modern En-
ropr,-a p.rmd fruluu Of events. aud
the splendid results II Invention aud D, :.
cosery. Geograpac al Snowledre. al.
ready enriched by the mos, remarkable
discoveries, was sill receiving its crown.
ing triumph in the exploration oi new
lands, AMI in the founding of new COLO
n'es ia Ih,s Western World Nor was
the political condition o! Europe, less
novel, less excited, less disturbed. Re-
i'gious connections shook the most pow
eriul States 10 their foundation. The
hercess wars excited by the doctrines Of
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The Young Ladies Libary citation

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the managers Of this highly useful,
and very worthy association tender their
thanks t, its patrons. ana give notice
that 'hcy have inst received a new sup
ply OF the ehoi cest and latest novels aad
other works of recent publication
They ask for more liberal pafrona 9e
from our citizens and invite an examina-
ton Of their claims 10 public favor and
confidence.
They have about five hundred VOL
umes IN the library and expend all the re-
ciepts in the purchase of new works
VIII the influential and the reading
public lend helping hand al this time,
They also give notice that there will Be
meeting for choice Of officers at the
end Of the year OF its organization.
Ellsworth Jan. 10th 1856.
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CHILDREN Loyr THEM.

CHILDREN LoyE Them. Children suf-
ifering with the Group or whooping cough
Will readily take Devine's Compound
Pitch Lozenges when they have refused
all other remedies They ale sure to ef-
feet cure, and are SOLD by all druggists
at % cents per ocx.
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CRiMP AND PAIN KILLER

!l's s"'d Is astnnis.ei the wssdsrfli cures ter
, 't. , ~ The CkA HP AND PAIN KILLER ufrnafsd
!. - - = fEHhlNs It's eluai ia, aeY,r beea
Annsn ff removing pam ia All c..es fsr thr eut. n,
otia' complaints Cfsmp 10 the L'mIs and >i.B.ch
!. ssai,iisa' 10 all 4 FERNS. Bilious Cole Ca aad
oesi 'efnsly ia the world EYlaencs u he mos,
p satss aver porformsd by sar nselhe s:s GA essu,
- 10 The h4aai Of Aysnts
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p. II. HARDING, II. D.,

worth AID sitiaity - '''''
"a. ~ ~ -'"''. ......-..,..... EffsW. n Hgiasf
w " np ~ t'Haa a. ITO Uihse IS Lr MeAlu.tsf
sst'a7sh e==ss+t
Atfs .Aees
ptNlEt. NsRUER W F. .Anslf.
PHpF RORitY rtNCiI on J.aers7s Med c.
4StfH PAALoASf. N. D. ssfts4n 10 The Pean
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Dissolution of Co-partnership.

fHHE Cnpar,nership heretofore existing
between the undersigned. has been
this d4y dissolved BY mutual consent
An persons indebted to said firm are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment to
". II. CHANEY. who is alone authorized
TO settle the same and all persons hay-
ing demands against said firm will pre-
sent them to said Chane, Tor adjustment
w. II. CLANCY.
{. W. MOOR
EilsMnrih Dsc 9th ISS5 A. 40
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SHERIFF 5 SALE.
liANcuek SD c. 10, i-55.

ii&SeueA ss-Dtc. 10, i-55.
faken on Exec at,nn, and il BE- Soli
al Public Auction. On Monday the % Il
da, Of January next, at 10 O'Clock "a ,hr
Forenoon. al Joseph A. Deans Office IA
Ellsworth 81 sad County, all the rrtt
IN equity which Daui.i +, Eldrdg- had
At the time the same MAS attached on the
wrn 10 redeem the Lo, at Land N rs.
worm. @hereon the said EidriiSa ntty
lives. b"uaieI North by Rutansnu'~ Az.
enne 80 called, East b, the Noun, Descr,
Road, South By Land N possession II
Joha II Johnson, and We,t by the west.
esn halt oi the same premises decided by
SAID Eidrldge Ia w K Fuller. AID con-
tanning fur aud a half acres NOR or less.
CALVIN p JOY. Dep. SneriT
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NOTICE

| MEETING Of the Stakeholder. 4
\ the Hancock =, Washington Sl.sn
Navigation Company will be held IN
Dedges Han, Sedgmick, on Tue.daY.
January 2and isj6 a, Eleven O'Clock 4
NJ 10 act "n the subject IL selling he
Steamer T f. Secct. aud such other ba-
Sness as mas come heinte the meetln..
Pf order nt tie Board on Directors.
CHARLES X. TIlDEN CIstk
Casino January ID lejG.
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What is ours, even to lie, IS hers, W.
love but the secrets Of our friends, inn
parted in confidence, arc not ours.
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In Ellsworth. Dec. 25th ty A,a Ma
lister Esq, Mr. Alien Go<s Of Ellsworth
ard Mss Mary 4. Athruou at Mt D...
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Affection, like Spring flowers, break
through the mos, frozen ground at last:
and the heart which seeks for another
hear, to make it happy, will not seek IN
vain.
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SENTENCES fReM Lander. THE fol-
loving wise and brilliant sayings ARE TAX
en-, without much care, from the admira-
Die Selections from the writings of Wal.
ter Savage Landor, edited by llIlard.
aud published BY Tlcknor & Fields
Portland Adrerfis,r.
Wars drive up riches in heaps, a.
winds drive snow, making and conceal
ING many abgsses.
Political men. Ike goats. usually
thrive best among inequalities
Love of supremacy, miscalled poiiti.
cal glory. finds most, aud leaves all. dis
honest
Cool lawyers are often bad Iegi-la-
tors many know perfectly what has been
established, and very impcriectly what
ought to be.
III nn Eo-lsh lawyer i, IN j niger q
starving III market town OF viiagc, he
invites another, ana both thrive
COMMITTEES. Agents, aal Teachers
should pat numbers ,. 3 and f"Pay-
SON Daatou s. Scriiaer' s Confined .>us.
Ten Of Rapid Ptaaaastip into ali their
schools. These who have had much ex-
pegience IN teaching viii sae II a glance
the practical aad systematic arrangement
Of the copies, which are autographed in
-. l. l. g ~ -
each p4ge. ex4ctly resembling the easy.
uniform and rapid handwriting OF the
authors. 3 and are so arranged as to
embrace all the practical parts OF the en-
tire series .of 3 books containing, to-
gether with business figures and princi-
plies. small and capital letters and words
beginning with each alphabetically. clos
ing with sentences; thus perfectly alap-
TIM them to the use of District schools
where Only limited time each year is
devoted to the practice OF pcnmanship
and saving the expense of the entire s.
RES. and the frequent change of style Of
the learners who follow a different hand
with every change of teachers.
We copy the above notice from an ex-
change.
We heartily recommend these Booksto
the public and particularly to those who
are interested in the Instructions of youth
School committees, teachers and parents.
j. Il. Osgood has them for sale
Give him cali and examine for your
selys he viii be happy to show any one
the Books and point out their merits.
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u A red=headed lover in writing to
a red. headed girl, should use great care
IN wording his letters. The less said
about "muiual flames" the better. W
ouce knew wedding postponed SIX year,
by similar Inca to this
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Engine ca. No. This cam PAM
hare Just received a splendid new En-
CINE built by Zimmerman & Co, Boston
Tho Co are indebted 70 the hber lily of a
portion OF our citizens. with their own
contributions, lar this splendid specimen
of II. handy work Of Zimmerman & Co.
It has been paid for by private suberip-
ton the town having very literally ex-
pended large sum the pas, season N
purchasing new Engine tor c.. no ;
and for new hose for both Engines We
have now two as good fire Companies as
any village Of size can boast OF, and tive
Engines that are a little ahead Of any
thing down cast IN our estimation.-
\ trial OF the two will have 10 b, had
soon. to asccrt3in which of the two IS
really No. in all tae qualities that make
w superior and valuable engine
Fine times ahead for the members. and
victory will be awarded to No.---
AT some future tins the blank will be
filled up.
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Ellsworth, Dec. 26,h 1855 At. 40
tV X T. A ID. AZ

Y X F. 4 u. q
I AN determined to pay all my debts
! Immediately, and what is more, am
determined that Others shalt pay me-
Gentlemen viii please take notice, for by
go doing they may save costs.
4t49 W. II. CLANCY.
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good 10 allow our Gulf OF Mexico TO Off
ciate as tea kettle to these Briushers, and
it certainly will be a serious question,
whether, IN case they presume 10 interfere
with "manliest destiny" as regards the
island III Cuha, it would net be advisable
especially W we have more "uavies" than
soldiers Ito cut through the tsthmus ri
Panama. let the Guli-stream flow into the
Pacific Ocean, aud thus freeze and starye
rhem INFO good behaviour.
THE GAINES CASE. The New Orleans
Delta OF Dec 18Th. IN noticing the decl-
SION in the celebrated case Of M,ra Clark
Games, which has been announced by tel
egraph. after abiding to the eSlraordina
~ tcnaciiy aud energy displayed by Mrs.
Games in prosecuting her claimes Tor
twenty FIVE years, makes the following
remarks:
The great event of yesterday has Cans
ed pause IN tins remarkable struggle -
These astonishing labprs and sacrifices
have at last reached their uItimatum, and
the Ions fniled petitioner and heroic sup
plant for justice may CLASP to her bosom
the vinaicatlon, by the very highest au-
thori:y. of The justice aud rights Of her
claims,
The last will OF Daniel Clark. charged
to nave been destroyed - the VII Of l-ta
recognizing the Legitimacy Of Myra Ctar6
Games, and creating her his universal
icgalee, has been ordered by the Cour.
81 iast resort IN this State to be admitted
Of probate aud executed / he ctiec, o.
this mandate Will be to give Mrs Games
the very highest title 10 one of the larse-'
estates IN the United States an estate
Of m,lioas The property involved IN
tbs litigation consists mostly ef sugar
plantation, aud Of some OF the best city
property. It's generally held bY wealthy
persons The city OF New O leans ha>
sold, with full warranty a large portion
and viii be liable Therefore.
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sCIa we.aaa. an ounce Of heart j,
worth a poana Of brains.
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"A ID OF Shakespeare would have
made Milton :al poets born ever since.
When Love finds The soul he neg
le,.s the body, aud only turns to IN in his
idleness as an afterthought
Language is part Of mans charac.
lar.
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u DR.. South says -'rhe ,ae-tearer
and the tale.hearer should be hanged up
both together, the former by the tongue,
the latter by the ear"
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A Girl Fight Long Ago.

Some of the earliest notices oi boxing
on record, sInguiatly enough,
took place between combatants OF tn
fair sex. In English journal Of l7i2,
for instance, we fad the following gage
OF battle thrown DOWN and accepted =
Challenge i, Elisabeth Wilkinson,
Of Clerkenwal', having had some words
with Hannah Hay6eld, and required sat
lsfaction, do invite her 10 meet me upon
the stage, and box me for three guineas ;
each woman holding half crown IN
each baud, and the first woman that
drops the money is to lose The battle
"AaSrcr. II, Hannah Hayheld, Of
Newga,e Market, hearing OF the resolnie-
ness OF Elisabeth Wilkinson. Will not
fail, God willing, to give her more blows
than words. desiring some blows. and
from her 10 fasors. She may expect a
good humping
The haliciowns in the hands was an
ngenious device to prevent scratching
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Political men. Ike goats. usually
thrive best among inequalities.
Love of supremacy, miscalled polin
cal glory. finds most, aud leaves all dis
honest.
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Ii an Eostsh lawyer i, IN i .n-er q
starving III market town or vtjage, he
invites another. ana both thrive
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-23
JOSEPH MoKITRICk.
.frchifeCt@ R MixHcr,
lgtnr pr E',ort,in. Etat al Klttne 81.

Shop o,s Ftorifd, East Of IKtfne 81.
n WOULD RESPECTFULLY Y call the
l. attention of the public, to my arrange
ments for the New Year. Having made
arrangements with one Of the best manu-
featuring establishments in Cincinnati,
| am prepared to furnish Sash Doors and
Blinds, made of the best White Pine Lum-
Der, and of superior workmanship and
much cheaper than can be made in the
South Persons wishing to build would
find IL TO their advantage to consult me
before building.
Orders from the country earnestly soil
cited. Country work Of all kinds prompt
N attended to in the most workmanlike
manner
Plans and specifications for city and conn
try Houses, suburban Villas, etc, given in
the most approved styles. All kinds Of
Job Work attended tn with neatness and
dispatch. Water Cisterns made of the best
material. ian30.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-12-23
Glr Dailq Galllpt.

New MARINE HosplrAL Ar NEw
ORLEANS The Secretary Of ibe Trsa-
sury has awarded The construction Of
the New Marine Hospital authorized
TO be erected at New Orleans, 10
Messrs. Harmon Il Co, they bsiagth
lowest bidders, for The sum of three
hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
The exterior Of The building Ii 10 be
entirely Of iron constructed On b novel
and ingenious plan, and the interior Is
to be also entirely fre-pruof The
construction Of this building will In
atgerate new era In The history of
iron buildings, and prove one of The
most important steps yet taken upon
public works to develope The extraordi-
nary deposits of iron in this country.
and to encourages and facilitate their
profitable working by our artisians.4-
Washington Star.