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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

| TaosAs FaAScla Mgadnxs has commenced
disqualification in New York. ola weekly papsr,
sty led the lrist NfT," II contains l6 pages
quarto. Is well go' ap geographically. aad
IL principal ~ll'oriah aw written 10 = teae
which cannot hll TO BE- asfai ,o the Irish pop.
alAtioo among us While they AZ, Thoroughly
Irish, th.y 70, evince high appreciation Of
the privileges epjoyei 10y thcsa people ia the
home OF their adoption, and IN abort. ARE weil
adapted TO promote = brcthcrly feeling bc
tween them aud the native population, which It
is clearly sf tho interest oi both classes 10
cherish The Introductory article is no spirit
c,l AMI ~ beautiful that ve make no apology
far ironas'rr,ne Il "a our ec'rmns
rnv lr,sm N ,sra,cA.
Chstoeuhrisnh Ia hts beautiful MctBoiu.
speaking II tho foreign naInss H. he ioaed on
the map " 'bc ,nitssi STATES ots-Tvfs, that
the Oppressed Vt every ooaStry have brought
hither ,br,r memories snd affections
! Disagree ~ rcoplc may about u, the fact is
no. rtoiuhit and cob,i.sua IL. tbs Giat &c tho
ccnclas'op oi the chapter will be 40 No M.
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or loving lamouiaiion, the inspiration ~ reto
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o, military daring
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ruins. centuries aftcf hcr desf had roitcl In tho
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01
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RegasS tofS~s sf the f,,sast asa DsmostA,.
ttssmbeais ahosr 81 Ans.esp ~.th. ssssaas Rsase,
ssi ti's iisnfv N niss~-isss 10 the hssF --isad
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01

GExir Iss0ra.-.-A writsr 10 y New York
papr. spssks Of . lady vho wears spea ons
dresr, a fall mile of fringe trimming! Anothsr
young lady 10 tie city has adorned single
drn~ with seven hovlred spd hfly yards Of rib
bon. Truly this 10 carrying sx1svagsDee In
drsss " Q great length.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-01
ofnp,ctely sold.

15s tbs headias. the M1h.e Er,asss
N,ls of toe 2nd inst, has the following good
story
As tho ttrortlIe tra.n was IN rs DOWN. ard
trip % tnls st. vC.tr,lay mmning an mel.
j-at occurred that ca1sod go little amusement
o. fhc pas,en.H.Fz A tA.e traia vas approach.
og Eisht Nlle Station, a lady. qlie elegantly
altIru, si,h lovely bpqGc; ol wili flowers IN
her hand and face concealed EOm yles by a
nan,isogle yeil vas discovered standing on ihe
he platform fle train Nas Of course ortisred
- stop T. take "a he iar passenger ard stop
q ih The gallant ~onlurio- jumped out
s-.lu toe ,ia;iur1l sad cried Jat a. usual 81,
aboard 81 tie same time raising bis hat and
po4.,e'y cvt'0dng hs Hsnd q hcip The lady
tbsAfI She however dd bit recognise hi-
xaliaB'ry bus stool dumb ard moiioaless a. s
slat1c The ,s'on,Slel conductor advanced
u-u.uHtiT..y rs,sNi the sail when io instead
q : iasra u hruaie fesh aisl bsarty ,he word.
April Foo IN. -ibed co back i,gh,Wood
'lak nv, b as;Glasssd vision He stzr;ed
tscz. save tha signal t0 BE- # Vith gpu,ual
% Isn-f ,umled atsarl. ssris,mirg 80 the
innocent ,agineer. Who the y i tod you g.
stop hsrc'
A. alp PEissFR We bsyt 20 oar oibce an
1i1 rrintss evenly ~ years ~ agc vHo ooni
Hsaozi ais appferii,,sh hP 4 sven yesra T. 'h'
h,nE Printing Oficr i1b'ion, 10 r. SO
'y 'oHs yaarS ago lie vas q soldIcr rodct
49ta Mne-y At 'o-unna N @pa.r Ir l@H-
.Iep b. rocei,c; hall IN 'hc rigbt afa III
p,s present a. 'he bFriAl - -ir John Moore
4r3 reu. rstsrs 'he miGut.S, Jafiep.ar u IN
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'inztHn thr1ggH fs viIse -ampaigi. Nud los
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This rA mlu. ahs- AI b. hard seryies,
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has. ev,f kDoru a0d A5ggii ,sme fruU' b.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES

HEAL THE SICK. Men of liberal ed
ucation at the present day, 7evo'e all
their talents to discover the means where
by they may remove those painful mala.
dies which assail the human frame There
is no nobler art than that of healing the
sick, considering the numberless diseases
to which man is liable, and which may
cause him to drag out protractad life of
distress, or suddenly cut him off in the
bloom of his existence and usefulness -
We should gratefully seize upon every
means of countcracting their dreadful et-
iects, or causing removal Of those clogs
to happiness. In those cases where the
Liver or the Stomach is the cause, we
would highly recommend DIR. HooAand's
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. c. NJ.
Jackson. No medicine at this time stands
higher than these Bitters, and to those
whe are suffering from the horrors of In
digestion, we say they are the antidote.
See advertisement. 4w6
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GIN Walrr,ELp. sittnJ delega'e
irpn K II,ts, viii leave here Oh sunday
TO acco npauy the special committee al tbs
House, all OF whmn by that tune will he
on their way 10 the trrrt"ry.
The REPUBLICAN COMMIT rEE. - he
inembrr, OF the N,uunai Execauve r..
pti0lican Co nulttee are hnldia. confer
ence tonight with the Leading Ant.N
ra-ka mrnber, oil Congress, with Il view
OF de.ermlnin. the bes, course Ia be pur.
sued to concentrate all parties opp ased l."
slavery ia the Territories. Tor securing the
Illumination OF a conservative and general
Acceptable President II candidate.
A c'rcular address to the people OF the
Unitei STATES, inviting cooperation IN
the Course above indie ate.l. has been pre-.
parad by +. P. Blair, but has not been
finally approved Of by the committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

DR.. STONES LIQUID CAIEARTlc.--
Somebody says that the Americans ''con-
sumo more medicine than any other ma
ton in the world. and the assertion is un-
doutedly true; for, besides supporting an
army of physicians-' regulars and
''quacks we swallow every kind otnos-
trum that is put into the market, NJ mat
ter whether it comes from wise man or
a fool. There arr, however, several stan
dard medicines, which, the longer they
are used, the more popular they become
and among this number, we know ofnon7
that so we'll enjoys the confidence of the
public as DR.. Stone, Liquid Cathartlc.
1t is particularly recommended for rheu-
matism. neuralgia. pains in the head. side
stomach and the various prevalent diseases
of the summer and autumn months and
especially is it used for the eradication OF
humors from the blood. American Git
izen, lowell. Pms
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No. . OLIVER STREET. i've

It is no ordinary pleasure that we call
The attention of our readers to the adver-
tismeut in another column. of DR.. w. r.
Hayden's Improved Vegetable Pursative
Pills. ard we can assure our readers that
this is not one Of the vile hurabuss with
which the papers ale daily crowded. but
a truly valuable medicine. We speak
from experience, having tested their viz
tues in our own family. Try them.
Tvs B0St0n Mirror.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04
C A u TON TO THE P UBl c.

Since the intsoduction nf my Schiednn Aroma'i
~chaapps into the United States, nunaber Of Liquor
Mixers in New York Boston and Philadelphia have btcu
engaged in putting up mixed and poisonous Gin in green
and Jugs, aud 10 be ramed oupon the unwary Tor
my genuine Schnapps have directed my AGENTS to
cstle Legal proceedings against all persons who thef
may Ia be engaged IN this n,st a1ocipus sys
Of deception and call o. the press aud the pahh
aid them IN heir eTIt's 10 remedy so great an evil
UDULPHO WOLFE.
Wholesale AgeIt4 ia Boston rho ,rsN supply the
EGSte.I trG!s
CARTER, C0LCORD Il PRESTON. 9f Han over street
WEEKS POTTER l2i Washington st
WILSON pa RBANk co. AZ HaloverSi
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Wolfe's Schiedam Aramatic
SCHNAPPS.

ns~This celebrated beverage Is manufacturer at the
actory of the Undersigned, at Schiedam Holland. He
is sole importer we'll the exclusive manufac,us.
rof The article, and preparation bearing The
Schnapps" tina, is procured either from his estab
lshment in New York. or from his agents ia other elite
is genuine reliable.
1t is made from barley of the finest quality seee ed
with great from the products Of the celebrated
grangrowing districts, is favored with the
the aromatic Juniper Berry Of Italy and is ,ectci by
peculiar process which expcs the spirit every acid
particle,
As means preventing and Correcting the disagree
abe aCd often dangerous effects produced upon u,
10 march and bowels by change Of watera visitation
to which travellers settlers and all uuacclim4ted,
persons iabieth lie Schedam Aromatic Schnapps wi
Oe fbuad absolutely nldiiibe, while, in Of the
dropSy gravel obstrustiOn Of the Kidneys diseases of
the bladder dyspepsia, ague and fever and general debl
ty il IS recommended most empalically by the most
distinguished members Of the medical profession.
wish The prblic 10 understand the Schnapps is set
sid by the ralion pipe. 1t only ssd in quart audi
Int bottles, in Of dozen quarts and two dozen
piats, each bottle developed in yellow papst With my
the bottle, cork aud fac sime Of my sgnafu
the label. For sale all the respectable Dfuegits.
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
ia Ir,nnrfar al Nanuf act
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

a. DR. Branlrth o. pN no,oriety
used to have large poster stuck up in
all the Stores, headed. The Constit4-
ton" 1t it supposed tn i, the wild cats
have rcferance TO the same one when
they spe,k Of being friends to the consti-
tuition And the Union which they are in
favor of preserving is their present union
with the straight wings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

"a STIeH IN TINE SAVE NINE and
a simple remedy for coughs, when taken
in season, saves many from the VALE of
death. Devines' Compound Pitch Loz-
enges are the article. Sold everywhere,
25 cents per box. fw1o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04
Please Notice THIS.

l shall return t. Ellsworth about Tie
20h "f AprA, and remain until after
Court adjourns. All pcrsons hetng un-
settled accounts with me Will fad It tn
tnetr Interest TO have the same adjusted
dufln- my stay, (whelher ,udrbted 20 me
or | TO 'hem. Is /, !, my purpose 10 remove
from Ellsworth az that TIME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

- As the ages rolt on, tie past and
present are only stopping stones to high
or achievements and Improvements in the
future. The past pours all its improve
ments out to perfect the present, Thus
G. w. Stones Cough, Consumption, and
Bronchitis Elixir contains the concentra
ted virtues of ages OF scientific research.
Try its marvellous euratl 'e properties
Sec advertisement. dw6
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MATHEMATICAL QUESTIONS.
No. l2.

There is a piece Of land containing
1855 square rods, in the form of a rectan-
gle. whose length is three rods greater
than the breadth.
Require the length and breadth Will
Two please to solve the above, give his
solution, and reasons for it
NED BLhZES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

THEoDoRE PARKnRs PRnpmEcy.-In
his late lecture AT the Tabernacle. Mr..
Parker said: II is con,rary to the ins,inc i,
OF the Anglo-Saxton race to remain to-
ge.her long time in large bodies.
believe that in time there will be 4 great
Pacific republic, and a great Canadian
republic, and great Atlantic Republic. "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

U Lokkowitz. the Austrian Minister
de'es,ed the Jesats, and IN his will made
them bequest which must have made
their mouths water with expecta,ion.-
Alter devouf preamble he bequea,hed 10
the Society S2OOO-here the leaf had to
be turned over, and on the other side
were the words-"nails coward a new
building"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

Milwaukee, March 27.-THE GOVERN
oRsHP'-Ihe Assembly today. BY vote
of 81 to 8, recognized Mr.. Bashford as
Governor. Mr.. Macarthur has concluded
to act as Lieut.. Governor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

FlRE.-In Sedgwick on the pa alt.
the dwelling house Of Edmund B, Gray,
of Sedgwic,k with portion OF the iurn-
ture was destroyed by fire. Insursnce to
the amount Of 1925.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

Ma. CooK.-We understand. from the
AIvsat.er. that Mr.. COX, Clerk OF the
s J. c mr;. consulted Will, Chef Justice
Penney, before he co,clad'd TO fecognIz-
Mr.. Emery as Sheriff of,i'e County aud
10 giee him his renires - Argus
TIN, IS specimen oil the manner IN
<el;ehlhc "ant.-Republiean" papers have
created ,hts Whole question. the Advet-
User did say that Mr.. Cook consulted
Judge Tenuey. and received a rep y sub
s,an,Ialy the sane as had been given
han by Judge Davis, viz: iha, IN "a legal
point OF view il m lie no ,ff.rence wheth-
er the venifes We're dlSt6hlted bv Mr.
Z merry or Mr. Baker. As Ia the expsIi-
enry ar propr,ety OF the mat er, it va, I,
matter Tor him, aad uu, for aug Judgr
TO decide. THIS latter p,rt of uuc STATE
meat the Argus carefully omlt>. 3d-
certiser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04
No. Is.

The product OF the length and breadth
of plank is as l,2 square feet and its
thickness 8 inches: Required the side
of the greatest cubical box tina, can bo
constructed of it; With rule for sou-
ton.
Mechanic,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04
No 10.

Suppose band jus, circnmscr'bes
Four wheels each three feet through
That each of these, two others meets,
And meets the band also.
How large sphere will pass between
The circumscrlbng ring
And touching this shall also touch
Two rolling wheels within?
X
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W. II. VII AMI .
New Bedford, Mar. 29th 1886. If

CHERRyFIELp Town MEETING.-
Our Annual Town Meeting Tor the cleo
ton of Town Officers was held to day
and has passed most trIumphantly and
peacably. The Republican candidates,
for all the offices required to be filled by
ballot, were chozen by an average m 'jor-
Ivy of about four to one sg.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04
BosToS, Nov. p, 1913.

De. HAYDEN:
Dear Sir,-On the Isl of this month
l was taken dangerously i'll, with severe
pains throughout my whole body, with
much fcver and greet distress in my head
By advice concluded to give your pill,
trial. | took three, which afforded me
almost instant relief, and for one can
truly say that, without any exception,
they are the best medicine / have ever
used Ialso recommended them to a sick
friend, who informs me he has received
srea, benefit from Their use, and cxtols
them above all others.
remain, sir, Your obi, sev't.
J. B. TRENHOLM.
No. 9 OLIVER STREET. 1w6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04

MAN MIssING.-Mr Wilson Carpenter
of Penobscot has been missing for some
time. He was partially deransed when
he left home to 90 into another town.
1t is thought ne may have committed
suicide.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.

These famous ii'ls expressly combined 10 npera'e
the st1hach. the liver the kidneys, the uAss ,ha
skin, AND he bI~rl corrsciin: any eran ,eir
functions purifying the t'o1i the very fIanta,l o If
ant thus culIHe diseases IN all il Irrms.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS W liam Garland of Ellsworth in ,ht
w County of Hancock, State OF Maine on tho 27lt
day Of March A. d. 1853 dy his Deed OF Nlortga1e o
'hn dto conveyed To tina subscriber cealain IL
al land situated in sa Ellsworth SAID Deed 10 rec ,r
Ell in he iancok Registry Book 81. PAGE go to whct
reference muy be had Tor parti Mar destfip;
CT said promises. The condition oi saidNori saga nav
ing been broken, The eby clam, 10 faecnse lnr sane
MICHAEL 0OC6tN.
Els Worth, March 23th lSjt 2M 10
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-
MARTIN LUTHER.

A coarse, ragged, plcbcian face it was
with great crags of check bones-a wild
amount of passionate energy and appe-
titc! But in his dark eyes were floods
of sorrow; and deepest melancholy,
sweetness and mystery, were all there -
Often did they seem to meet in Luther,
the very opposite poles in mans charac-
ter He, for example, of whom Richter
had said that his words were half bat
ties, he, when he first began, to preach,
suffered unheard of agony.
80. DR.. Staupitz." said he to the vicar
general of his order, II cannot do it.
shall die in three months. Indeed cam
not do it."
DR.. Staupitz, a wise and considcrate
man. said upon this, "Well, sir, Martin,
if you must die, you must but remem-
Der that they need good heads up yon.
der, too. So preach, man, preach, and
then live or die, as it happens
SO Luther preached. and lived, and
became, indeed one great whrlwind of
energy, to work without resting in this
world and also, before he died, he wrote
very many books-books in which the
true man, was or in the midst of all
they Denounced and cursed, what touch.
es of tenderness lay! Look at the table
talk for exampl,. We see in it a little
bird, having alighted at sunset on a
bough of tree that grew in Luther $
garden.
Luther looked up at it and said -
That little bird how it covers down its
wings, sleeps there 50 still and fearless,
though ever it ar the infinite starry spa
c,s. aad the great blue depths of immen
sitv Yet i. fears NOT ; it is at home
The God that made it, too. i, there
The sane gentle spirit of lyfical aimi-
ration is in other passages Of his books.
Comm, home from Lsipsic in the au-
tu,nn season, he breaks forth in living
wonder at the fields of corn ''How it
stan Is ther-. he says, "erect on its beau
situl taper stem. and bending It's beauti-
fal golden head N 1.-THE bread Of nan
cent TO him vet another year Sucp
thoughts as these are as little windows.
through which VIC gaze into the intes!er
Of the serene dephs of Martin Lu:her's
soul, All s.c visible, across its tcmpcsts
and clouds, whole heaven of light and
love. lie might have painted, he m GIT
have smg-coull have been beautiful
like Raphael, great like Michael Angelo.
A. il was. the streams OF energy and
modcsty met in his active spirit. Per
haps, indeed, in all men Of his genius
orc quality strongly developed might
force out other qualities. uese VAS Luz
Their, a savage kind OF man, as people
thought him-a wild Orson Of ma9 -
a MAJ who's, speech was ordinarily wild
sorr,at that went tearing down rocks
and trees ma behold hun speaking like
Iyf ,oao nr chill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-04
No. Ia.

There are two nambers such that the
square of the first added to their product
equals :, and added 70 the second equals
6.
Required an alsebraic solution.
Il
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post OlIice, Ellsworth,
March 81. 1876.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

March 81. 1876.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Mr. Tyleston Atheron. Mr.. jonathan
F. Brown, Is. Bradbury Esq, Capt. Ed
ward Butler. Mr. John Billings. Ons NJ.
Churchill, Mr. William Carnlhan, Yes
pasian Darling Esq, Capt } N Dnneis,
Dr. p p Evans, Mr. Samuel X Emerson
Solomon Gray, Mr. Edward X Hart,
Mr. John Andrew Jackson, James Kearns,
Nh G,deon Llscomb, Mr. t A Mad
dock, Mr. Benjs'nin Parker, Rev S Sou.
ther
LADIES' LIST.
Mrs Mary Ann Bennewit, Mss Ashpe;
line N Garter. Miss Ellen Grant, Mrs
Elizebe,h Higgins, Miss Harriet Haynes
Mrs Almira Jordan, Mrs Julia Ann Jel.
li>on Mrs Hannah Lord. Miss Hlnnah
Maddox, Mrs William Rhodes. Miss
EIizebeth A Smith, Mrs Isabel NJ
Smith, Miss Filena Tripp.
S. &. WOODARD, p. NJ.
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