Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09

The Boston Tray ,ller has turned the &
nal summcrsct III Is bwcknard progress, an
from being the m,st ont-spokcn supporter o
Mr.. Banks, Tor more than two months alto
his nomination, has committed itself openl,
{, TINT mcanest OF isms-Gardnerism TIL,
Traveller has per ect right to choose "wha
master 1t will serve, and, therefore, we seel
no QUAR- awith it on &C cunt o its humi latin.
rctroyression but we have T. file protcs
in the name of the honest Republicans o
Maine against that or any other paper obtain
ing their support on ..ialse pretences. 1t i,
only few weeks since an agent of the Trav
eiler visited many of our principal towns
making urgent appeals to Republicans to
subs ribc for the paper because it was spsci-
ally and peculiarly devoted to the support OF
their political principles. The Journal was
represented ~ being in the hands of the g
Hunkers' and ''Garlnerites, and the Trav-
olicr was proclaimed to be the only reliable
Republican paper of large circulation in Bos-
ton The agent "spread himself " on these
points and m sgn q u the Traveller int } the
natural and formidable rival OF the n. Y.
Tribune, and succeeded in many instances.
~ we have reason to believe, in getting good
Republicans to "change their paper" Now
we very calmly submit IL this whole pro-
ceeding, when measured and judged by the
course Of the Traveller, was not Obtaining
subscribers by ''talse pretences, or in other
words, representing the Traveller to be.
what il has since proved itself "not to be. :"
We have no desire to jurc the legitimate
business and prosperity ofany establishment,
but VIC feel deeply interested in the success
of the Republican party, and we shall protest
openly and boldly, as We now do, against
the Boston Traveller fosting itself on the
Maine Republicans rs q reliable exponent of
thc political principles which they cherish.
Portland Advertiser.
--Mesrs. Coburn l. How, drovers, Of
Lincoln, drove into Bangor, on Friday, a
hock Of more than one thousand sheep
gathered in Aroostook county and in New
Brunswick.
A young woman named Packard, be-
longing in this State, went into a dent
lists Office at Salmon Falls, y. H., to
have tooth extracted. AT her request
ehloroform was applied, and she died
almost Immediately after the application.
Her age was 81 years.
PRHsxr TO Hon R. P. DUNLAP The
General Grand Chapter Of Ro7al Arch Mas
ssnted to Hon. Robert Dunlap Of Brunswick,
An elegant massive silver Pitcher and Salver
prepared BY Mr. James E. Spear, of Charles
ton S. e. This testimonial is made to Gov
ere r Dunlap for the distinguished ability
with which he has presided over that body
tor the past min" years. Tn the front of the
pitcher appear the arms of the Royal Arch
Masonry and below them the following in
scription
The Gen. CIR. Chapter Of r. A. Mason,
for the
Us. Of America,
Tho N. F. and Hon. Robert P. dunlap,
Past Gen. CIR. High Priest.
Sept. 18th, A. S. 1886. A. L. $3.50, AID. 1856.
There 10 an unwrittcn history Of thought
and deeds which never was recorded;
Portland Advertiser.
POCKET PICKED Mr.. Berry, Of Boston,
had his pocket picked at the trotting park
on Saturday last.
Launched at Eas. port. 18th inst, from
the ship-yard Of VIM. II. Hall. brig of q
tons burthen. The brig is owned by Capt.
John McLarren, Capt. Tiller. and Mr.. Dari-
us Pearcc, and is pronounced by good judges
to be superior vessel.
AN exchange paper says the most digni-
fed. glorious and lovely work Of nature il
woman. the next, man-and thirdly, the
Berkshire pig.
A Frsnchman who had deposited a sum
Of money for safe keeping with a friend
hearing the latter was about to fail, called
upon him and said, Sare, l wants my money
Certainly. sir. replied the other, drawing
o,t his chcck-book, from which he was
about 10 gil up check, when the French
msn said Stop, sare, you got &c money ?
Why. Of course, said his frieni Twill give
y,u a check for it Immediately No. no,
said the Frcnchman;' If you got re monte,
no want him. but if you no got him den
wants him.
When the reinforcemcnts now on the
way to India reach there, the British
army in that country will number
$1,000 men. In England. orders have
been issued, offering commissions in the
army TO any qualified person who may
raise one hundred men.
The Brunswick Me- brick yards vii
turn out about 100000 of brick thi.
season.
A party Of l6O Massachusetts, people, OF
their way to Kansas to settle. passed through
Rochester, N. Y, few days since. The,
have through tickets from Cincinnati to St
Louis.
A Coon WORD FOR THE LADIES
Some Of the papers are lecturing wome'
upon extsavngance in dress, and advising
them 70 retrench, especially during tn
present financial difficulty. Doubles
there are many cases Of unwarrantabl
cxtravagance in this way; but do peopl
ever consider that two or three glasses Q
brandy and half a dozen regalias indulg
ed in daily by a man. to say nothing o
five and ten dollar dinners, amount t
more in year than would be require
to dress woman up to the full require
ments Of fashion Much Of this tai
about extrav: gance Of woman is non
sense. They are almost universal
careful. and many trader would to-da
have been safe and sound if he had lis
ened TO the prudent counsels Of his viii