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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-05-06
Here's the Place 20 Sc! yorr
Money Back!
,,...r.t ROOTS !

Money Back!
B0ers. BOOTS BOOTS
4 HAVE just returned from Ng'nr.,s
Nth a vel s%slectet stock u lhAiu.
~. md nm nos prepared 10 maSs
BOUTS IN ,ls .h1r..t n1siel' sAl Nv
:. isra,a pr.ess. Ts.us CNsll.
j. &. Mt Rluf,
pis.ly shnr unicr Star OAse.
Land for sale.
r,,iE u,aI ,r snci " = for s1le hs
FARM. situated SIS mi'e' seuth ~
tas town Of Pamela. ent n ant h''t
nias at 81 tho line q; The Mississippi
sai Tennessee Railroad. known ~ tl9
,ni;hwcs. quarter ot session ., scvnlh'p
~. ranee 7 vast. une hun trrd narss 81
Betlon Land cleared. and the balance
vslI ,imbcrsd . the buildings ami DINER
improvements. such a. arc usual IN M
eoaaisy. Il il n Of the bsss quar- !
sev..oas Of land IN Pamela County,: fo'
ffrlhsr particulars, sptlyto Ms. MNND'
l.sai Es.ase Aeon, N he town Of Pan9sai
o. TO the u~ndsrsigncd On the rrsrii.s.;
FEB. IL. 1857. - ,. SNlItl.
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Five cha~bev Fvrnltyref
nosEwoop, Mahogany Wa!o0%
Oak clssebss esfts--oenlleeej -
ryine 10 psises arc9 4Suysa gpss
Opposite ~ ves lesses
ss-sm Dlanps tsnerss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-05-06

HATS Of every style Laneh s""U,
and Col,ars; Sslk. Cotton and Thread
i'udcrshIr,s, Caters. Boots. shos'
and s~lippers-a large lot.
Nv stock Of Domessics. Calicoss'
Striped osnabarg.. Drills and Ticking
Is very heavy. -.
Ala. almcs. every article uscd by
Planters. such - | Guns, Hoes. Au'
sers. Chisels. Plsues.c Castings. hlng.s,'
Chains Of every var.s,y. Locks band
cro...cu, and whip Saws ; Axes.
Shades and shovels-long and short
handles; Measures. Tubs. Cedar
Ware. Buckets. Churos. Trays. &c. :,
Ladies and Gents Saddles ana
Brides Buggy. Carriage and Hiding
Whips Glrths, &c.
Trunks. Tin Ware. Glass Ware
cschssy. Sc.. &c.. kcS
onInire. and q general asscr'men,
AZ NEpIcfNEs--an Of which ] will
sell at Low RATES. Ny motto Il
souich salss 4 small Prenss''
Civ, me q call e you wan. g.,sains
wa. p. WATklNs.
April !. iss7..nio.is
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Our Mechanical nsancoL
In order TO meet promptly the ~.
srrs.sur demsna Tor YORK. se havv aaasd
10 our iarmsr force . numb~s u superior
varksnens md msds many ,sluaese add.
ton. 10 on mschincsy, sd Ars Pssr.fed
10 A. work 3. Mort nn'iee, an6 v the bsss
mssner. Al kiads II
r WORK. :.
including the making Of new and eonpli.
rstsi tarts .7sal 10 the oriE'hsi. sis's
a! kinds 81 Cfoek Hsk.
sEwEtRY.
Of sr tini. grairsi, md ns~ rsas 70
srdes, inAaiis- sipssfins Dso'send bsrs'
| ENCHANTING.
pfrsn end crsspssssi q ssii ai issfss.
| Al.e. Seal. for Lojrss, Courts ssi Sof.
p~sralior.. engraved Il short notice:
W. can furnish nenh-rs 81 ID. Frs'es.
sisy viii Ksp, Afsdais and Afask., e
en-; style. Ass, Logo With Ss.s,A a.,
~. " n. CLARK AGO..
No. tClsrs's Marble Bleee,
ss1.v assa'sAi's 7ss"'
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Chesber bnrnusrsI
o,yyrRAL sess beautiful hssst sren.
- slIsd and fsncY painted Chsmsss
NekiSSEY 4 Goa,
f92 Main ssrcss, Nsmphis, fssa.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-05-06

H. ~ ID y.
W. have recently made large adj
li,,on. 10 our srdck, which, ~ rieh'
up.s, beauty aud variety, Is equal TO any
ever offered In this or any other inaFse',
in sh.eh will be laupd-
IyITCHLS--of al kind
DIAMOND HWkLkf-fr '" Or
siHgis riecetf
JEWEl. Ri-qf he nsrss, sy'o sEsi IN
grsaf rarsfrj
SILL EP WARE Ten and Ccfes Seth.
pa,hsa, Gclfs's, t'vpa Npooai,
Forks, faIlo. B. Coin Fatsi
SHIER. PLATED GOUDS-C anors,
B;naes, cskt and fnG Bssssi',
Ims, Caudloi.ekz, siei
FANCY oODDS-m q gfeai sirldti
GrAS-io aai u~ybotyi GtH deeein'
panifasais 10 sui s~rsrysadyi
PISTOLS Aiaajs asodmsli Y aI n'
let4rgkial n tss, hdrdiag Cor
OF au sisss, aud fhs ysanins Darn
CT 0CkS-of Oh the usts styles, 'sor''
from 6 70 $50 dciisni
LAbiPS-Jor FAMILIES aud pubic eu''d
GAS FIXTURES Plain and osne
mss'ai, with many Other ari'cs'
foo ssassreas Ia mssftSa.
Our s,sss is laid 10 v,sh eash ! DER "
,spean gools We import ourselves, =
rs, our domestic articles direct IRON y
~naksrs, and being satisfied with q SINS
puh,, ~ sfcr great indnenmsn's 10 %
tr,sna. and he public. We invite ~
both ba,ers and the curious. to dfop
~i,hsu. sni examine ouf ssol
va Keep opsa houss Zoe sii.
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hHfsVf Hht""
u,OrRrEES PIANOS fsom tss ahcvs
manufacturers, seven now on hama,
the balance shipped las, month rcf shir
y~iekshasg aud sheppard KNAPP. Ths.r
Pianos are 20 vel knosn 70 Ns'rfhh
and the surrounding county, that iur,a.f
notice ifam ~ IL unnccrssag!, only aaa'
,rs hat va can afford anil vii eel nsa
s,lo.i rr.css than heretofore.
McklNNEy 4 CO,
if9 Main street, Nemphis
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Ra~rooa Parior Furniture!
nIcu and klsssn, Rosswoca Pssls'
suits, covered with two and Tire.
ilfars,ell-s, satin do Lanes, Plush and
lIa,s Cloth, for sale vrry low o.
McklNNEY a co.'s,
Opposite the Morhsm iiosss.
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sger, ~. Laii 8 Co, Plsnos'
v,iGnT PIANOS from M mauuiss'e'
Euaf A. ". Laid \ Co, Bosiop,
SI,rp.i ~ the ship Miralhcu. Ihsss
Piano. will be- due hare nen, week, aud
will bs .old low by MCKINNEY 4 CO,
lsa Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20
Tho U, S. Supreme Court and
Slavery.


Inc famous BOAST OF the 9eo'7'a sen
ator IS accomplished R95ert IooN2s
may now "ea!I the roll OF his slaves on
bunker tii-l' and may have the entire
power OF the feder"I Constitution at his
back Ii ne should hnd 1t ne1'sSary'fo carry
that boast mic execution. by virtue OF
the decision OF the supreme court IN the
bred Scott case the whole Slavery anes-
nonis no" 'a'Fl} ana s4aare'y before the
American people IN all lis ioaihsome ma
ked'ieS@' Ih>re Is no blinking this ISSUE.
lac Sorfa has ho' now to cope SIMPLY
Si'a .'' : iars-'o"er "a '"' .f'a' aeids OF
sur 1is''"' ie'F''2f''1 se''''''''s--'a over
s'A4,N''s isz'1 fe9'+ upon aad ''''sSeas
='' - a s''''.'s'', WI. ''s''s2 'a' o"H
.",'5e n'''ss ..''' a. &C
~ D9' VA 7e''''s n ''.g vast '"9
M 5'f'"nee 81 ,as issue thus forced upon
'A' fsoti2 o the Sta 6 ~ thg'' must
= ''ses' ! nc main pola.s "eei.'e1 " tue
- f's"'' N'Ir'' Is gwen ~ ea''' > o.'iee
'''es "'e ! r. MAJ me Constitution
5'''1'. '.'' 0os''i''' 'oa' man can no'a
l'o.'e''5 ~ man oee2hl---i aa' Ne sso2s
~ = '''.' d, >,''t'' ''''Ae no ! 5''',
-. ~ NV .1'e .s.'''' . 'g,
80 az no. sl=.1e''s % ''' ! ,'',-
- ,,'',.'' 4. S'.',0' = s'' nor '' SUI, ia
10 81 = a..0-- nat eoh5F2as mas
~ i'''s' - i'g'''.ii' slavery "a '"9 ERR
'o''es' '''''s's ''.s'a.'''7 ''1 '. 's7o.F' 9o'n-
= u = '''s Is .,s.''.,'t' Iost'a- NAT
@s s'''' : are F'2os '''4ed IS property ~ 'hs
.''5 '''"''sh' 50 saves are property efsry-
ae#tFe' "poer mat eonstitu'ion' as well IN
Name as IN if5lh'a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

WEALTH ArA BoUSD,-Look Al the
palatial residences in the millionaire
quarters of our large cities. Observe
she luxurious trappings by which the
sons and daughters of the rich are sur
rounded. Were these gained by daily
lrudsery Were such bai!lings and
such costly luxur.es acquired by saving
pennies: We pity your vcrdancy, dear
raider if you think so. In this country
speculation is the founder Of great fog-
tunes. One kind Of speculation is just
as good as another, although there are
many would-be moralists split hairs and
and endeavor to prove to the contrary.
For our part, we cannot sec that the
man who makes $40, goo by buying up
all the -four in the market, and COMPEL
ing the poor to pay famine prices fer it,
is q better Christian than the managers
OF legalized and State-protccted let
terry In Maryland, one Of the oldest
lotteries we know of has its drawings
superntendcd by the State Commission
or. One of these drawings, the most
magnificent scheme ever devised in the
United States, will lake place on the tOth
day of next April. Any individual
with $40 to spare would be wise, we
think, to buy whole ticket (halyes
quarters and Fights in proportion), and
run the chance of gaining the grand cap
ital prize of 100000. $50, 000, two Of
800, 900, two of $4,000, $1,000 and
So 900. There are $40 prizes altogeth-
er. one hundred prizes of 5l,0p0 each
and only $4,000 tickets issued against
them. These tickets may be procured
by addressing 7. II. Hubbard & Co.,
No. SO Fayette street, or Box No. 40,
Baltimore. Maryland. As any traffic
that can be engaged in, is scheme of
chance, we do not see that an invest
ment in this grand and glorious lottery |
device for comforting sudden riches upon
the venturesome, can be objected to by |
the most fastidious moralst. This lot
terry is on the Havana plan of single |
numbers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20
CHRONOLOGY.

Men tia; tiouFished, and affairs tia. took
place in the Year 300, y. c.
E'e.id, Of Alexandra, the celebrated
mathematician Zaao, the found OF the
S;oies Pyrrhus, Of the skea,io,; Ep.
izuras, Of the Ep.euseans; Bon, Of Bo.
Fg'hssaes, philosopher.
The great Chimes Wall bulls; Res.o-
ration of Democracy al Athens; mrs,
Pleoeian High Pres, a, Rome.
10 years b. C., paper was invented
IN China; same year, Jerusalem and the
Temple plundored by An,iochus Epiph-
anes' who attempted to abolish the jew
ish religion and commit great cruolt;es
also an Eruption of Tartars into China
A C. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20
POSTPONEMENT.

We are requested by the Ellsworth
DIEIGo ASSOCIATION to state, that in con-
sequence of tho occupation of Lords
Hail by previous engagement, their ezhi-
bition is unavoidably postponed to next
Wednesday 8. Thursday ereaings, March
25th and, o6ts 1857, on which occasion
they will be most happy to entertain those
wAo may favor than with their patronage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

TIE UNITED STATES MAGAzrx r
Cor March is received from A. vii
liams & Co.. the Boston agents.. NJ.
Emerson 81 Co., New York, $500 per
annum.
This number contains an article on
"Spiritualism and TableTurnings, (which
we wish all the believers in Spiritualism
would read, suggested by Count Gaspa :
rims recent work, and written by be-
lever. The Magazine is filed with good
reading, and is worthy of patronage.
Moses Hale, agent. Price 20 cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

liolloway's Ointment and Pills an aston
isaing Remedy for Erysipelas.-Mr. Henry
Turner, Of Dover, Maine. afflicted with Fry
sipslas large purple blotches came on his
face and neck, and all parts Of his body, and
despite of the many remidies he tried he was
not benefited At length, he had recourse
TO Holloway's Ointment and Pills, and made
up his mind TO porsevere with these remedies
which he did. The result was, that in few
weeks he was perfectly cured, and his gcner-
al health wonderfully improved. This eaee
has created quite sensation in Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20


fEoCn OF THEIR "1A>N f-',- ! ne
BANGOR he4'"eFaf' IN the Jury OF us ma
l'Snah' spt'' eX0I's over 'ae '1et mat
RON the Top, MI il4ml'A mas '+len %
'Ae cotton OF tho Senate 5 committee
on commerce ifefe arc SINE people
VINO seem TO take peculiar pleas re III
pf'''a''"'"s 10 'H' P"oII9 ''e "sf'" o.
'n''' own ",1',iess' - ',s's NI"ss = '1s
D."'0'' a. ! 90 ~" l'''S y, - '"l t'o'.''
'li'' psn.'o''s' upon '-'' county q ,"'
poop. o, ,'i''''''' : ''3s ''''z - consul.
oi'.0'-i,''"..S a. 'N' ''.'-, ga" a.. 81 man.
anu o'''' ''''' ",S 1',' an ','' WOE"
'e'. -, u :. ",-H 80 ~ ''''.'''s
''zy ms w. '''."',' 0.lA 'i'1-,' up
g" ''' '@'' o. '"1 'o.n'"''.os ." Co'"- IN,
''','s-' " '',l, IL, '''', ''''o-' 90 c''''''1
20 ,as "'aa i'as ne s.'''''2.'iE 'ss IN,
.'''''' 10. N.s ''',..-' ',s.'''' ''2'' ',-'' ~
,"'~ 'l,''S VI ''S '43'"l s'''.',"'' -
''"' ,''E'i'" '',' interest N : o'''.'.'s,'so'H
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

A. b. Crabtrec has again arisen in the
musical armament, and we take great
pleasure in calling particular attention
to this brilliant luminary's last and bold
est scintilla;ion. The song, for it is of
that we speak. is entitled Russia Salve
Agent; or snooks's scolding Wife, :"
and published By the well known firm of
Oliver Ditaon Il Co., Boston. 1t Is 4
truly remarkable production, both in its
versifea,ion and the originality Of its
melody. We bespeak for it great pop
ularity, especially for its music. 1t is
arranged for the piano.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20
HANcoCK. March lllAi-

Mr. sawyer-The annual meeting in
tins town resulted in the election Of the
following officers - Moderator. John
Allhken; Town Clerk, Eliphalet Pettin.
GIL selectmcn, Assessors. and Over.
seers of the Poor, o. w Young. r. IL.
b. Moon and Samuel S,ratton, Jr
Treasurer, Samuel crabtree, Jr.; Sun. s,
Committee, Ephraim Crab,ree Collie.
tor and Constable, Lewis Springer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20
CHRONICLES.

II came ~ pass uVt iplS since, tHat 4
messenger came to the people Of Surry.
saying that hlaek man. whose surname
was Fowler desired TO speak 70 the poo
pie thereof upon tn sabbath day.
And The messengers mind was much
troubled, for he knew net where the man
could speak; but be said to hirosclf, l
will 20 unto the Elder and the head men
Of the church called Baptist, and pera6
venture may obtain the Union house.
And when he had come to the Elder.
he spakc, saying, Evil, thou have a
black man to speak to the people of the
village upon the sins Of slavery, in the
house Of worship:
And the good Elder answered. saving.
u have not authority 70 do as thou de-
>rcst; bu; 90 thou to the pcw-holdcrs.
and il tAey say tbs maa shall deliver his
message to the people in the Union
house, j; VIII please M.
Now when The messenger cama anto
a,.n.s.I.~ I'D. l: ..',' - =" :,
with enc accord said yea.
Thea the messenger took from ~ gar.
@oa.s lolis Of PIPER upon which wa.
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va ~ I'M ana asNe' '''as '"2 GA,
'''''' mr. ~ cas- IA ms mouse ana ne
.l'e.=l.,i 80 = = "'''',' I, '''- ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

ARPoiSIMENrs.-Bernard Esmond
OF Gardiner has been appointed Mail
Agent on the Somerset Railroad e.,
Augusta to Skowheean.
Capt Stephen Marston, of pittston.
mas 0een appointed Ligh. Keeper on Sc
gum Island.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

11szc,. = , .-.ze-<> 4.
Next the bullying Of Soule in Spain
about the Bicrk TTayrior and FL Torddo
affairs, and his sublime efforts to get the
'wc countries into a war.
Next the celebrated conference OF the
three ministers at Ostcnd. and their IA.
ahous proclamation to the world that
Those must keep who have tho power,
And slose must get who can"
Then we have the memorable achieve
mems under the Kansas Nebraska act,
which ought ever to live in history
The First invasion Of Kansas and seizure
OF the polls in November, 1851, BY the
Missourian train-bandS of our hero
The second invasion in March 1875,
for the same object, and still more im3o-
sing and formidable, having tents. music
flags, bowse-knives pistols, rifles, mus
kcts and cannon.
The demolition of the Parhr&le IT.
minary press. and the throwing it into
the surbid waters of the Missouri.
The conciayc Of usurpcrs which STYLED
itself the General Assembly of the Ter
ritory. and passed the famous code which
has vet to be matched in the annals Of
civilization. The ISSUE of the order BIZ
Governor shannon to Maior-Gener.l
richardson Tor three thousand men to
magea upon Lawrence.
The Border Rufiian camp on the
Nal,arusa.
NJ murder OF | Thomas Barber by the
lna:an Agent MAJOR elafNe
he outehery oil H. E@bfa~n BY the
h'cHaroo rangers.
lac pfocIamatoA ct var against
Lawrence ny Marsha" 4'oHetsos'' it4st the
mareh OF the NiSSoaiiaAS uAaer h.
NaIof2nS ,ead:
thlel Jns'lce LecenPte IASt5aeii'1E
the Grand jury t" ind indictments for
coh&3fae'ffe reason ana 70 present pm
ing presses ana notes as P"ohc n4icaH-
COS.
Inc sack OF lawrence representing
the commandment ana burning OF the Free
State Hotel, the deStr4st1oa q tae pfia-
ting offices, and the ptia7'as ami roa-
hing Of houses stores trunks eVea to
the clothing OF women and chilorsa-
The dispersion OF tao !oPgeA I.e-is-
lature, who were the hshtlaII reprcs-
entatiecs Of the real maJortY q the
bona fde settlers CT the erTtt2ry by the
dragoors.
The blocla linz OF the Missouri river
SO as to prevent the transit Of all further
immigration into the Territory from the
Free States, and the rob ing and turning
back of those who ventured By that
route.
Lawlcssncss and outrage spreading
everywhere over the Territory, ard the
Inauguration of reign of terror amid
blazing houscs, murdered men, crazad
and desolatc women, and furnishing chill
drcn
The Free State leaders either driven
from the Territory or in prison. the
Dragon government supreme. and ordcr
rcigniE in Warsaw
The presentation of our hero before
+bn Cincinnati CoDyRpfipr, 4,4y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

NEw HANrsuIRE ELECTION. The
Concord Statesman has returns from 207
towns. which give Halle, republican, So
AS Wells, democrat, o9,776; scatter
ing col. Twenty-Five towns remain to
be heard from. Ii they come in as last
year, Haile's vote in the whole State
will be 34,423, and Wells 3l,280. Of
representatives, the republicans have
elected 49,, and the democrats ll0-rc-
publican majority, =. Allowing the
towns to hear from to come in as last
year, sending % representative, there
will be six to add to the republican col
ann, and twenty to that Of the demo-
Gratis. The footing would then exhibit
a republican majority Of 63.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

WE call attention to the advertisement
of the Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
which we publish in this issue. We think
this matter is not thought enough Of
Most any one can save pennies enough in
a year by throwing away the cigar and
pipe, to pay for policy of thousand
dollars. Why not do it This company
is reliable one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

HOUSEHOLD WORDS for March is re-
ceived from Messrs Dix Edwards & Co.,
New York. This reprint presents its
usual attractions and variety. The read
ing is instructive aud valuable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

IowS OF.cERs, BLurulLL.-Leon,rd
Peters, Moderator Vespasian Ellis, Town
Clerk; S. T. Hinck oy Has kell w. John.
son. Herrick Allen, Selectmcn Aunstns
stevens, Treasurer; S. T. Hinckley, Sup.
School Com. All Republicans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

oxygenated Btters is a safe and sure rem
edy for Dyspepsia, Asthma and General De
bility in all their various forms. Let all af-
ficted with any Of these painful Diseases, try
the medicine, and they will be satisfied. 1t
never fails
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

Tho editor of the '.Wring and Twist"
says he has seen the contrivance which
our lawyers use when they warm up
with the subject" He merely says,
ITS glass concern, and holds about a
pint.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

Y, 4. PALMER, tic American Newspaper Agent
is tho authorized Agent for ta- paper in the cities
81 Boston, New York, and PHILADELPHIA and is
duly empowered to take advertise mcut' and sub
seription- at the rates required by US. lii-reseipt
will be regarded a payments. II: obee- Brc-
EosroV, Scal5ay'- Building; NGN YoRa, Tribune
Building; PHILADELPHIA, y. Z. Cur tistA and
Chestnut Streets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

SEE notice of Portland Trqasey,D. n,
$ one Of the best literary papers publish
ed anywhere, We know of no paper more
worthy of patronage, or one better de.
serving Of success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

Friend sawyer have seen the re-
ports of several Town meetings in the
American, aad perhaps our friends would
Ike to hear from Franklin. Thare was
some scratching here amoas the wild
cats, and they had given OF: word tia;
they would elect their candidates. The
meeting was called to order by ,Ae old
Town Clerk. John West, Esq, was
chosen Moderator; y. \ Swan, Esq.
Town Clerk James NJ Blaisdsll, Joseph
". Foster, and David Hadlay. Select
men; sherman Smith, Town Agent.
Lyman S West, Sup. S. Committee
Joseph W. Foster and Thomas y, Crab
tree, Cons.ables; StiIlman Butler, Col
leotor of Taxes John I. West, Treas
urer-all Of them good Americans and
Republicans.
Not conquered yet. I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

a couple named jerry Better and LOU
lisa Well were married at the cathedral
in Cincinnati lately. Louisa was VA,
now she is Better.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-03-20

THE TWO OAKS AN ALLEGoRT.

Many years ago 'HeFe were planted IN
rich ground, two acorns. In due time,
they terminated and sprans up, and, ad-
yaueins rapidly in growth, promised
equally well to become two great and
stately trees. They were blessed with
equal richness oi soil. and we're noafish-
ed alike Wish the refreshing sunshine
and showers o! heaven night always
kissed the tiny limbs with her moistened
bps, and bathed the tender bodies Of the
infant oaks with her dewy tears with ne
less affection Tor the one than for the
other Ihey were care" for by those
who took delight IN making each little
tree grow IN height and increase in
strength and VINO wcra made happy, IN
seeing how much they advanced. / he
Garth IN which thairroots were to branch
eat, was constantly and carefully enrich.
tel. and the tender stems know no hin
al"nes to their srowth; nothing was
:
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change, h5,... -.r., IN r., !. .f.--..#z
tween them aosvaal eAsa ,.4l... .g54-, =
We b.aol ono. wBsrs = soras. v5s5,,1y
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and substantial oak -, 5..4q;.;,z,,. f., sf,-o
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