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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04
THE DAILY GAZETTE

A PREcocfous Boy Yesterday noon. -
officer Mahar was in from. of Police Station
No, /, with his melancholy head on his
supporting hand, pondering, perhaps, the
pleasure in anticipating of a good dinner OF
mourning over the absence ofcrime, young
lad stopped up to him, and tapping him on
the shoulder, said: Look here, old fellow.
do you want to make S2oW "Of course
do" said Mahar. well, give me dollar
and will show you where you can mako
$50 in minute. "I'll do it," said Mahar,
delighted with the prospect Of 80 easily add.
ing to the contents Of his pocket; "Plldo It
but howl" "Oh, I'll show you" was the
response; "hand over your dollar" Mahar,
with considerable dexterity, extracted
dollar from lis pocket and handed it over TO
the boy. 'Nov then well" said the
young rascal, mere, take mel have escap-
I'd from the House Of Refuge at Rochester,
and there is a reward offered for me-" at the
same time throwing open his coat aud dis
playing TO the view OF the astonished othcer
the House Of Refuge uniform. He vas es-
corted into the station and gave f.lnbiiHg
history of his life. Said he was This
name was Thomas PilIsbury--hls father
commission mere ant in New York. Some
time since he forged his fathers name, ran
aN ay to Philadelphia, reward Of $500 was
offered for lin; he coull not be found BY
the officers, bu: he went and gave himself
up 10 his father and claimed the rsward.-
His father placed him in the House OF Re
fuge as a reward, from which place he es-
ca ped last week -Bgfato Courier.
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DR.. Jim diedin Shreveport, Louisiana, on
the i9th ult., aged one hundred end twenty.
four years, three months and twenty-five
dave He was born December "a, 1871,
in Frederics sburg, We, as the slave Of
Capt. John Garter, who served as an ofhcer
during the revolutionary war. Jim .ss the
body servant OF Capt. Carter and o'hers
through the whole period OF the revolution
was veil acquainted with Gen. Washing.
ron and rapst OF the other distinguished
generals ot- the war, and was at Yorktown
aud " itneesei the last decisive struggle tor
independence --.Bosfoa Post.
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The Utica H.rai4 says, DR., Wolcott OF
that city, acting undertse suggestion Of a
French journal, has resorted to ice a.
means Of destroying pain in surgical opera
tons. A few DAYS since, he removed very
large tumor from mans leg. He took
preparation of snow and common able salt
and applied it to the diseased part, which
was almost Immediately reduced to an in.
sensible state. The removal ofthe tumor
was accomplished by very little loss ofblood,
and little or no pain. DR.. w. thinks that
this method OF producing insensibility to
pain is preferable to that OF chloro form. mas
much as it is not dangerous, and does not
injure the blood
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Mr.. Eiihu Burritt writes to the N. Y. Her.
aid from New Britain Connecticut, in rela-
ton to his project for nne OF electric tele-
graph between saa Francisco and st. Pc.
tersburg, cross Behring's Straits. IL 10 SAID
that Russia has already sx thousand miles
in operation. Some OF her lines, touotless,
are reaching eastward toward the Urai
Mountains. Al the conclusion OF the var,
she will be sure 10 extend them eastward IN
to her Asiatjc provinces. She will have the
best skill that American genius can supply
to assist her IN these enterprises; and she
will undoubtedly be ready to meat the uni-
It'd States half the way, and perhaps mora
than half the way, in connecting New York
and St. Petersburg.
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BALLS and PARTIES,

AIDES and Gents Bufa'o Over Shoes, Rubber.
! 4 lud hHs tTeHeh Boots, kips of my manufacture
s lr llrgesi assortment Of extra Boots and Shoes
.ha e Ge in The Queen cities iths great North
v es.. -.a t-'- .aa .t
.naveaPcFI Roo1 and shoe Store. one door below
Burrows Il PfytLylnan'5 mammoth stoIe. Frout 81
opposite The mill 4
LeYei port, Jan. IS 155 JAMES JORDAN.
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DIFFERENCE OF FoRTusE.--Our reporter
met friend this morning on the whar', who
with two other men had taken passage for
the East on the Golden Age. The three
arrived in California in ls49, over the plains
but had pursued different avocations since
their arrival. One was goi, 6 home to live
there comfortably on fortune OF S35 900,
which he had ama.sed by mining. Another,
having been successful in trade, had purchas-
ed fine ranch, aud was going for his family.
The third had been living in San Francisco
and Sacramento, sometimes acting as clerk
and cometimes as a porter, but most of the
time being idle, was going home because he
"could get nothing TO do in California. -
His more fortunate friend provided him with
cabin ticket, and money TO bear his expen-
ees.--Nar Francisco BuHetin.
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Have we lager beer among us!" In
Germany it requires sever.l years TO give
lager beer it's peculiar qualities. IL 10
brewed, put IN large casks, prepared for the
purpose, and then slowed in deep cellars,
where il must remain undisturbed for at
least We years. Then, and only then, it 10
acknowledged to be genuine lager 1, 10
true that we are iasr people, aud in The
way OF swift movements, can beat the Ger
is year in Germany, and we canno, make
II different. Age makes the same strides
the world over, and it is jus, as impossible
for brewers TO give age TO beer without
time, as il 10 for monkey to lift an elephant
Y the ears.
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Nsw FLowFRfNG SHRUs.-The January
number OF the Horticulturalst gives plate
and notice Of shrub found in Madisop
county, North Carolina, said TO be name
lees and uaIescubed variety of Rhododen.
dron, ,,ths flower Of which is only secord in
nanifcence 10 the to the Magnolia Grandi-
fora. Il gross to the height of four os
i've feet, and IL easily trans Ianted and cui-
tiyated. II is stated that no American
flower exceeds this in beauty. It's colcr ie
bright crimson, approaching scarlet, ane
tie paniclss are composed Of twenty os
thirty iIwers, forming "a eonical mass near.
Iy sc large asa mans head. The leaves
are ever green, q tecp cJl1r. The spo,
where I was found i on the top OF an al.
most Inaccessible mountain.
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Dr.. GRAHAH TuRsEp uP.-Df. Graham,
he dissi pa,ed and cowardig nj n, who
oItchered without cause an unarned man
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel in New fo K, aad
was sent 10 the State Prison-who was
pardoned by Governor Clark os a matter OF
courtesy. at the request Of gentlemen" 10
"h rfl ofhcial and social positunn-w
he ath was such that longer imprisonment
would endanger his life, and who went gai.
" through the PRISON gates to ireedam, &c.
com panied by number Of ofladies-ihis same
DR.. Graham has turnd up At New Orleans,
where, notwithstanding ms delicate health,
he has result cd the practice Of his profes-
sion. His uifice il Oh the corner OF Felicity
road and Coliseum street; his office at No.
90 81. Charles street Gin. ftnes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-04

To TELL COOP Eeos.-If you desire to
/ . certain that your eggs are good, put
them in water. II the butts turn up. they
are not fresh. This is sn infalbls rule TO
Distinguish good egg tr'm bad one
Exchss1a
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes !!


HAyiNG oetsipsd the sxency 70 tue sale OF Lii
IL lies Patent Fire md Burglar Proof Safes. INK
Locks, BeLk VsulL Doors ana Frames are prepsT-
ed 70 "a rBish al ufseturer prices any of these
articles on snort notice ~ -
These Safe. all fsste ned sltn Lille q Locks Civ
ing undoubt-d security against thieves, perfectly
free from dGnpasss sBd better Gre proofs than any
other safe made. The burning Of ihem in any buil-
ding eanHss materially injure them, and they may be
exchanged for new one a. any ageney by paying for
repxinting. The vault doors and fraDe reliable
economical, ,ornsmentsland generally used where suey
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foiledtbs burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied 10 these articles by Jurors
at mechanical snd agricultural fairs where thsy have
always obtained ths first premium. sslaSiisns. tr<
certainty OF lhcIr superiority Pureha are HVsa
call and sxsniue the articles, references, cerue
Gates, DC, before purchasing. 49,
The uf dersie ned are the only agents IN Rock Is
Lana Qll.) aud Davenport liows) for the Words
Sac company, ofTroy, N, Y. Orders addressed TO
either place will receive prom pt attention.
CHILD d BAKER,
.4e =. Illinois 81. Rock Island.
u e.s nd a. n.ea .rrf
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BOOTS AND SHOES
DR. J MCDOWELL.
ETERINARH SURGEON.

AN
n. yVyI>HES 10 inform III public that he
yvZ-1S w has perm peDtiy located III Dsven-
TT1 port, where ne will eontinas - treat ali the
~-- diseases the horse Is subject TO, on the mos,
Scientific PEInci plies. Aftsr constant practice Of
may years al kiHds OF diseases, he feels ppy
10 say that he @li give sat- sfaet"a TO all who en-
plsy im. He cas- produce AZ good Certificates -
any othaf M su waaloI N York. He here only
Iew months, and the many m mportsui cures be has
fisetad since ne siiI speak more for him than
c4b Tea iS bi iiussrIed in d peScpaper
The following gentlemen who have EN- Pioyed him
since he came here on the most severe casss, will
ccES his atintes as com ieien Veterinary sur.
gee N. ESD -4
All diseases warranted cured If curabie, or no
money paid
Hesarues silly soieits trial on any severe case
Whatever. Any case he cannot cure, II any other
man cal ne go! TO cure IT, he will pay him out Of bis
own poe 81.
Puil evils and Tistulas warranted cured In any
stage.
REFERENCES.
Williams J n Cannon, Cotes & Davies,
WcodrnffS v udsworih, u D eaisndtne, Webb
Il Co., X II bpe, j shsp er, w rRsts rson, Marks &
Tampbei., Barr, Cue, Thns Rsgsn, 8 z Flue.
Hon J 2 Coos, g ! Davenport, 7 u Esgai, 8
Brook, J r Ansn. A Crandall, Or. o'Rsardan. u.
i smith, Denas Tus6y, s Gillet, Row,
Aivkotis, @ Fuster
Hs can u. consulted at the Civ Hotel, or at bis
neS Horse shvelus Establishment: ~ b I'd street
nWiIS.uNli
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LEA TIER! LEATHERn LEATHER
TAKE NOTICE.

LEA Their! LEATHER!! LEATHER!
TAKE NOTICE.
THAT Ilg iGHT q. SEARS'New leather Store on
1 2i ST., onv door from Perry Is now open;
Nhere can be found al oil times full supply Of
Leather vi gyeTy GeseTltOn Tor the shoe Harness
Maksr. Findings, Innings, Lasts and Bindings;
Frehcb and Auiericau Calf skins, EnaHieled- Sole,
psF BELT and Harness leather Morocco, Koa
haddiery Hardware Jspaned, Brass ana silver
Plated O' every Kind and quality.
Harness and Coach Trimmings;
ofali kind.; Broad Il tbs, Ename.sd Cloths
Patent Leather Lares, Sringes, Webbing, Carriage
Bows, Bands, Hooks, Kings, and In short every arii-
rle the Coach FrIner OF harness Make could wish.
We respectfully solicit calls examine eur stock,
feeling confident offer nch Inducements as 10
make u Z customers. HAlGHT q SEARS,
Sd St, one door from Perry.
Ma. SI-dwIy DAVENPORT.
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A BARGAINl

-- A BaRGATNl g.. . 81 ~ :
THE story is told that property Is too high. but
i those siehinga bargain in house and losse ~oald
d1setlio GAL IN t.s sab.er per, an aloQixsd 70 sell
ard VIII do so tod tisss eal = Acf ths None
Call som on the prsnss, Harrison 81. near sIh St
or al my shop On Sth ~. below the Court House.
hlsn, a nns lot Ior sale.
Jsus l3-G. P K. FITZPATRICK,
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WH0LEsALE AND RETAIL.

no WHULEBAIE AN u NE IhII. 1-.T3siI
YHE sub,e has reaeiv ed IRON the Eastern snd
] Southern Markets atarf and well selected stock
of goods Of all common use consisting
OF Dry Goods, 'ots and shoes ,hais ana caps,
Csl ,ssware, ,Queensware. Buffalo hobss, a. seH
Groceries Dried Fruit. Cotton = arp,
Garnet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
G. A. T. LIS KaRaWh sails Hardware, =. :.
Set'saud 1llSsw.. Isons all II nd. steel assorted
Gu-linxs, nails, all , inds. GrindstoDes,
Wodenwsre, Live Geese teaihefs, Pitcn& ossum,
sole and UpIes leather .Wslipapet,
WiItow Raskets. Painlr and Ola. bye Stuhs, &C.
which vii be sold NJ stIsll adsance for Cash As
intend ss-yiug ever ythiug IN common use: persons
wanting ,eversT rteis obtaf.yheu on Front ST
at The Brick Storeoppssiloiae Nails, Dayenpott iowa
JuneS, isS.i.a--a M bon tiSV'
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xusIc. MUSIC, MUSIC,

1uelC MUSIC! MUSIC.
THE DAVENPORT fINDEPENDkST BRASS
L BAND having AT great expense procured new
aud suitable mHsia for simostany occasion, will
nounce to the clszens of this city and the peiEhbor-
ing rites ind that they prep sred 70
stt-nd sx,ls, ID respectfully solicit The tstiaIfge
OF the puolic. JAS. II. DBMoST, Sec
Api za d3n aas-af4 s 3 3 gE
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coPPERsMITR AND PLUMBER.
4, "a, GA..i.e nuu'e.
pRErsCJ A WIRTH, PropristoTs,

nFtnrao,sJ sstloi, ,-a,usnt val cesIs aNIsy 70.
~ tvr,n Ihs pdhlie tRAl th- housa ha'i nSeu ~"
t,atsiI, al . Il susnsd 10 po' ~ toaSi sss iof
IN ,s.,1tI "a # 80 ie sna Ihsl WI slas
N, .y ~, d xlss satisf lstop tn Ihv-s sthPp' h
s,r-r,, p,.lwvsn sc pird aud I harI sls.
Daysnyo. |, May !, 81, a~Ii
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's yisE NEW sioTEI.
W AVE RLY HO u S 4 g,

On Main near Tth street.
HoS opei for permanent ~ fshsle ~ so"FesIs
Il Those sh0 ~lsh qaet Ead fssasalt homo car
,ns long orr short sopdrIs Va davenport II rd u
Il the w VERY Houss. Ths tthlss - % lvFa It"
tls de s.g!s-aI NJ .vs-ohi ths fOoh Efe ppss
fnt uis Is1sHss sua aoIl. Tav = ssSfis 10 sfe"nc
% no hateI svst % hIuso ~ paiit 0i beauty io:
alton, . tssnt house, suvd tbriitufe Hha ~ u
hlt-. idsahI H. M.Alta Ms. Puprrto
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Or ]. W. Il, RAKEk

A FTkS .n experience of lhIr -" wear. y ths
y rtscllse OF Medicine ard -urgvry nos ofIers hif
nfr .Iu.,sI ssTgices 10 tho cllysrs % Davenport
.,culLy PaGitGutsT nttstn y VIII od sNtu
4, ,'''srsIvv surgery and Il ssascs % nv throa, ana
%, Uncs in Pu-l Ohies BLOCK NJ. 2, Vp Stare
. - - nn l., bstgssn sfsdy s. PSffS so. y
", ~ .dH
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garo r,arf.

share Dl tn9 plplic patronage.
FAFMEF
5kb evaa - 81 % cati ,ni 9 Sanne his s'sk oi
Ams's sapertoe nhoves, Spades, scoops, hos.
crosoars, ffases hul.er haius Rakls, Sc, ties
Axe, Vf5ncnts, gtanttones, rank aud Roller,
Nrdse. shsep sboaes, Cow aud Sheep Bells.
.BgILbBRS HAKDEARE,
L,CA land s.atchss of tho at approy y Amer
can ,ltgsfns 4 itts sIt afnxss, H1yks, htsps ana
aud III ~ r ,sk,, cis,t aud r,ti Locks. English
and An sri an Bolts, ts 6 and frafns Pulles, Win
doS spdns,, sash Fasteners aud SHUTTER Screws.
cabinet G9ar0Wdre.
ERslS ana iron Puraiturs Castors, Bed Ces.ors.
Furniture kpots, Draw Locks, Bed ssfcws and kess
Esrutchesbs, Btffng and Cohn Handles, Clamp.,
Plesh Hins., at aud Coat H 1913, Warirooe Hooks,
Hona ek eep.ng Goods.
sHovELs and rongs rea Kstties, stew Ke,tes.
rab e and Pocket CUTLERY, bfass and lin Calds
siek3, Dgaher ;ls, SefJbbns brushes, Cork Screws
Goa Hods, cQnse 'alis ptssis ards, Spring salsn'
ces, snurtrs, Ita!s, &e. 49,.
is1ACnSMltHS' TOOLS.
@--ss.-zvvss sHITH's Pincers and Nippcrs, Horse
"~ss.sss.y shoes and Nal .. Farrier Knives: Ham
,--xS - tners. siedgvs Sloeh and Dies, Flies b
sa<S2ss7z@ssSs Screw atea, &c,
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
BENCH Planes - sssna Squares Beyils Prnbs,
snd Levels GUughes, 81 ohe shases. Nail hzn mers,
saw sstts, screw Drivers, ADJ .. Breae axes Hitch
S T. . X I s III Z n, W
PLEASE call and examine his stock Of Ours Just
Imported from Europe, Colts. Monsters aud other
makers pistols Leather shot Bags with patehtteps,
Pouches, Fissss, Gun Worms, PeicussL,u Locks
Caps e'e Al q he sbo'. may se ,du' M PkaK,s E,
oeta3 Daizen'd Block ,ecr 2nd q FERRY.
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NEW TIV saOisl

+ " Noyqad HF. Pr,
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M Q r I c. ia |!


4 !4NSEAlH ktd, @hiss sid, English kid, Bronze KID
L aWA ts,T-t SaPpers.
. slso- ktl, congress, English and French Lasting
Iaitefs, from slSo 10 s2s5 per pair. for sale by
A1c DAWSON, GRiGit q co
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-16

tie path which ed down from the door OF
a rose wreathel cottaSe. a young and
hindsome gentleman advanced hastily to
meet us. and Nora with the demurest OF
mischicvous smiles. courtesiel low, az she
presented ",er hu.band:' saw the
mingled look of coqu try. mischief, and
curiosity. which she stole at me Fl m un.
der her dawncast lashes; sas the diff
Guilty she had to repress he' marrim,nt-
l saw what fool had been making OF
myself, and l rurned precipstately to ay
Nora p.nt up laughter now burst forth;
peal after peal runs on thu air and |
heard my .ormentor call after me. "pray,
pray. sir angler. return, and will show
you my baby :"
Well. ladi IS and gentlemen, tbs twan-
ty years from thai day to this but am
a b ,chelo, yet, and suppose | always
shall be for am as far of as ever from
find NJ my id,al.
Icannpt say the adventure have mar
rated had any very deep or listing effect
upon mc-and yet it hid though for
since that same summer afternoon | have
never gone angling. and if ever chance
to see silly girl padding heR fe t in wa
t.r. run as if ten thous md girls were al
tor me.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
uOMl WtNr A\CLlNE
AND WHAT I CAUGHT

II 10 wish. Boz. YOU would get mar
ried!' cried my m th"r, inpa'iently. one
day att-r she h I'd endured my company a
whole long summer morning.
Tn, sl.s ,stion .as by nj IN cans n,w
one. for l wax ivc.an l.thirty. and it ha |
b,,n ite'ated and eit,ratsd by all my
f.mily ever since was twenty five. |
ii .refors 'grl,d my moth II r-m ,rk as
III be,nmn, Of kini of f,mily ritu.
al. anil 'spoaded as usual. "Why 80.
ma aam:
..B,catse' she answered. sh ,rtly d.
waiting somew hat from t,e beaten track,
.'it's high time"
'Granted." said !.
"Yes." pursued my mother. ''you'rs
dd enough. ami you re rich enough. and
you're clever enough and why you don
rrt married, can't see You would then
6e much happier than you now are. idling
,bout here. with nothing better to do tn IN
b follow an old woman about from cellar
b pantry. putting your hands to every
bt of mischief which Satan finds Tor idle
hands to do'-and all for want Of some
sersible employment.
"Would petting q foolish wife be a
snsibleemployment:' asked laughing
"She need not be foolish SAIL my
m.ther.
Bat the wise virgin will not have me, :
epliel. land | will not have foolish
on so you see. there is Just my trouble
You are too modest by half. returned
m, mother. Ms she WIS leaving the room
pondered that last remark of my
mHher's. ! Thought it showed discern
mmt and Judgment. aud wondered NOR,
people were not of her way of thinking
The melancholy general reflection tina
ssDdest worth 10 almost sure to be und n
Sted. threw me into pensive anu s.nti
aental mood. and snatohiny up my ha
And fishing tscls. l saunteFsd out 'os
retcrie under cover Of my hvorit spot
The subjec, Of my late conversatin,
continued to occupy my thoughts. Th
truth is, my mother was not more anxiou
TO sse me married than was to be 80
bad always regarded the married stat
- the happiest; my heart glewel Is macl
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The Printers Devil ana his Love

A printers devil was pierced in the heart
With the charms Of little Miss.
Qu"th he t" the las. "My dear. ere we part,
Let us seal eur love with y ki.s'
The mxiden replied. IL th- imp she eyed
"D,st think that II let you rev.
Where others long before have vainiy ,r.ei-
"No. 10. III not kiss the Devil -
Became an old s"rrowful mpid.
She liv,d like q que.n-wA. rieh-bat ala
Her -aury had all dec yed.
Oncr again they meet, and the did man tried
t. recall the former issue.
But he gail, smiled and "nly seplied:
The ID VII now w"uldn', kiss you -
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WnirEwAsH Fur Olr lluUSE AN

WHlTEWASH Fur otT House AMI
r'ENCh- TAX. c,eau barrel tat NJ.
h",li wa,-t. Pot r,,o II half IA h,,hel OF
Qucklnr. aud s."es II by pmr,ug "v.
:, b ,lug water, >ufii..r.n 10 r",er II tour
=. five ,uch-s deep. and s'lr'Inyn INIT
stacked. Whe" quite -l.krd, add ,"'
p ,und> Of ,ulpha:r al znnrw "ch may b
mad a, any :" the druggist and que "'
c..n,.."n salt which IN lew days viii
cause whittw ,sh I" harden on the wn,"'
wnk. AID 5 ffic.-n, wa'-tt'bri .sit to
the 81 nry .f'hmk '-"a>h.
To unlk- the si."ve wa-h III 4 rlr>ai
cream c"l"r, add 3 Ids yello" "ci'ae.
Fn f,~n color. aid 1 Ids. u,nber.l I'd.
I"i,an Red. and ! Id. lampbl,ck.
Fu grey .M >t.n- color. adj Abs. raw
um,ber and : lbs. Iampbnck.
The color ma, b. put on with c"I,-
,,,,u whliewash brush, and will be found
much mn e dnr.bl- lnan C, non whit, .
" ~ash.-Sclem,hc American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-16

Nh. MAGE on FRSMoxr.-Hon. Dan,
iel Narh, Of Indiana, writes TO the ludi.
sna Courier in favor Of Col Tycuout's .
po:niastion sas tho Pscsiaesey. u
Gays:
men Of every shade Of snti.sisvssy
sentiment can unitc on Fremont without
the charge ef being inconsistent. He
hss not participated in any Of the trou.
bles existing bstwecn tho Know Nothing
per se. and the Republicans pey ~. All
can ge.f To- k Again. al ths Young
FAmeyica a the eeaptry will 60 for him |;
and further. ho ID Deaseyss. o. el
your ngscity can readily ses the roists !
make! snd appreciate their bsasings. Ths
strong currents hero ell favor Fsemopt
decidedly"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-16

The f.'ll"w'ny summary "t news is from
MAss n"r~-
MAINE ITEMS The Catholic church
l. in Ellsworth was burned on Sund "
mgM;-supposed 10 have been The work
Of an lncendary.-A new pos, &;c has
been established a, South l.,terIy, Waiiu
Co.,. and |. 3. P,ermnm ha, bren appoin.
ted posln,as,er.--'rhey are agriatIng III.
ques,,"n OF erecting u market house II,
PM,l nd.-rh- Pe"ohscot telegraph co.
are pu,,,n. up u line from BaI g"r TO
Hamilton. In. setting of,h- p,.,s Is al.
ready commenced b-lwec, Bangor aud
Old.os w. "A boarding house in Orono,
owned by the pr"prl TORS # the B,sm
mills, was bl ned IN Sunday last.-Au
old man named Tehber,s, qnn,e deaf. re.
cent, rem we'd tom A,heus To Augusta,
Was run over AMI killed BY the cars near
the latter place IN the 22nd. A work.
man named John Barry was caught by a
hei, at the IN chine shop Of thu Portland
cnmnany, Portland. "n the ~ h aud III
jured =" tina, ne died IN less than an hour.
The worknlen in the shop made up h,s
w,d"w a collection Of SllQ.-rhe new
&C. &. The o'ga 'z.'i"n and d,so'p'n,ing
the militia OF Maine CONSISTS nf ons hun.
| ired and twenty seven sections, occupy.
my over fn columns M The Age u,
small iyp~.-Gro. T, Barrett, u well
known dealer N tooks and periodicals IA,
Brunswick died suddenly IN Monday week
~ the Bath ho,el. ~ Bath. (rom conges.
'i"n Of the lungs.-The fas,.day ,r,al al
n" Pm,land ERE engioss can,si s,",s
'"n'"o,'on among the religious people ii
that CITY.