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Auction.

RY eonssnt Of Judgrisnt ersditors. Isyilr
18th ins.., the remaining Staok, OF Dav Good
Clothing. JeFeJ14 De-, oS M irns 81 Sls1ar 4
Levingstons and VII contldus ftke 80 syerv
Saturday until al sss disposed a. k<3. -
July 10, 1857 10 ~
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BnHos Booxx--Nany friends q The hight,
Ray. Bishop Boone, aud Of the American Mis-.
siSns in China, viii rsgfst totesrn that he has
been 1EdeEed home. in consideration, Of his
heslt He Aas expected To sail 10. the Gods
en- West about the 18th May according to q
letter in the July number Of he Southern Epis-
copalian. e..
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|, PosriruxoQArx PRAcrIosL JoKE.-Old Mr..
scrudge disS epd after his lsmented decease a
swill is found dins strong box, beqaeathing to
Emily Woodbips, the belle Of the village, be-
loved by Henry Honeysuekle, and loving him
in return, an annnity Of ten thS1sands < year
during her life, SO long As abe shall remzan s;n-
gle aud unmarried; the whole legacy, princi-
pal and interest, in the event Of her marriage.
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CONsIGNEEs.

The following persons have freight id the
Depot at Abbeville:-
Hon T G Perrin, Gen A Mssnith, j J.Lyons.
Enright d Starr, L Dixon. J W Crawford.
M Palmer. + Leapier, H T MilleryiA A. CLARK
Col + Marshall, H A Jones, ] Cuhnihohan AM.
Henry Jones, II Kerr, D ,Haddon. -
D. r. sONDLEYsAet
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TIE INDEPENDENT PRESS
LEE q WILSON.
W. A. LEE,

". a. LEE, Editor.
Indiril.tals, like nations, .faa in nothing rh;ch
they doidly ah'nV't nhcm xustuincd by rirt,toa.x
purpose, an'Atermim'd 'dresOlutiou.-IIExRY CLAY
"HIAiny to praise, get not afraid to blame"
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Dollars Year, in Advance.
ABBEVILLE G. II.
DIR, A. c.. Macke1y

FRIDAY, ------ JULY 10, 1867.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-17
LON City COMMERCIAL C0LLEGG !

lNUN ulII UUu4ullNulHl uuhLGUU
Located at PITTSBURGH, Pa.
CHARTERED-APRIL, 1855,
WITH A BOARD OF I2 TRUSTEES.
EMPHArcALLY
THE B BUSINESS MANS COLLEGi!
Having had in January last in daily attendance
TWO HUNDRED AND TWELVE sTUDENTsl
Exhibiting it at once as the
Most Ertensi0e and Popular Commercial
School IN the Countyyi
FACULTY:
F. w. JENKINS. .PRrscrpA1.
l. L HITCHCOCK,
Author of ga New Method of Teaching Book
keeping;" Professor of Accounts, Bookkeeping,
and Arithmetic.
JOHN FLEMING,
Author ofthe "National System of Bookkeer:np,
Lecturer on Business, its customs and usages
HENRY WILLIAMS J. w. BRENTLrNGFR,
Professors of Arithmetic, Bookkeeping and Pho
biography.
Professors of Plain and Ornamental Penmansbip.
Lecturers on Mercantile Correspondence
d. BACON,
Lecturer on Political Economy
JAMES II. HOPKINS, ESQ,
Of Pittsburgh Bar Lecturer on Commercial Law
JAMES w. Kennedy,
Of "Kennedy's Bank Note Review" Lecturer Oh
Counterfeit, Altered, and Spurious Bank Notes.
COMMERCIAL ETHICS.
Stated lectures by eminent clergymen of this CITY,
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION.
10 furnish the best means for acquiring Thor
ough Business education, in the shortest time, and
at the least expense, comprising
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING,
as applied to Merchandising, Banking, Railroad
ing, etc., taught 10y the Oldest American teacher
and writer OF Bookkeeping now living, having
forty years experience in teaching and practice
STEAMBOAT BOOKKEEPING
With all the recent Improvements and valuable
additions, taught without extra charge.
PENMANSHIP,
in every variety and style of Business and Orna-
mental Writing.
SILVER MEDALS for the best Business and
Ornamental Penmanship have been awarded this
College over all competitors, wherever its writing
has been exhibited, including the State Fairs in
Ohio and Michigan in 1855, and at the Pennsylva-
MIA State fair at Pittsburgh, in 1856
ARITHMETIC,
As applied bv the first Mercantile Banking Houses
comprising all Counting House Calculations.
! COUNTERFEIT AND ALTERED NOTES.
Full instructions given in this important branch of
business education.
Daily on Bookkeeping; the Usages, Laws, and Gus
toms of Commerce; Finance and Banking; Polit-
ical Economy, Detecting counterfeit money, and
other subjects having practica relations to active
business
TERMS, &C.:
Book Keeping, Full Commercial Course. .s35 90
Stationery, about. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Board, per week, can be obtained for so
GTStudents are not charged extra for Steamboat
Bookkeeping, Arithmetic or Diploma.
STUDENTS
Can enter at any time-(no vacation) review at
pleasure time unlmited-usual length of course,
from six to twelve weeks.
REFERENCE
| 1877 STUDENTS entering, from the city alone
within one year, besides the many from the country
DIRECTIONS:
Specimen Of writing and circulars, containing full
information sent by mail free of charge.
address F. w. JENKINS,
July 80. Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-17
CLOTHING TRADE,

Need ask no more than an examination of our
mammoth stock by the public before purchasing
elsewhere. We have on hand at least 800 win
ter suits, partly home anu partly Cincinnati manu-
facture made in superi( STYLE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-17
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats s. Gaps, etc.,

A choice assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings, Trimmings. etc. The best of worKmen
for making and cutting to order cheap and prompt.
DAVIDSON x Co.
Sept l1th.-14tf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-12-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENED Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Prepared frori prescription of Sir James Clarke,
NJ. D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure
of all these painful and dangerous diseases Incl
dent to the female constitution. 1t moderates all
excess, removes all Instructions and brings on the
monthly period with regularity. These pills 81 ould
be Used two or three weeks previous to conilne-
ment; they fortiy the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to
perform her duties with safety to herself and child.
These pills should not be taken during the FIRST
THREE MONTHS of pre- NANCY, they are sure to
bring on miscarriage, but ut any other time they
are safe. In all cases of nervous and spinal afer
tons, pain in the back and limbs, heaviness, IA
tgue slight exertion, palpitation of the heart.
owness of spirits, Mysteries sick headache, and all
the painful diseases occasioned by disorded sys-
tenn, these pills will effect cure when all other
means have failed, and althougha powerful RENE
DIV, do not contain iron. calomel. anthony, or any
other mineral. Full directions accompanying each
package. Price, in the United States and Canada,
one dollar. n. B.-Sl.00 and postage stamps
enclosed to any other authorized Agent, will insure
bottle of the pills by return mail.
w w. ROBERTS, indianapolis, Wholesale
Agent for Indiana.
BROOKE q BRo.. and T. A. LEMON, agents Plym-
outh. junll, SOY
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REPUBLICAN
STATE
CoMMIT
Wonderful Progress OF squatter SoYer-
elglty,

!, bas ba,, ab,.t e.. .:.,. -.
w,nda.f,l 5ac,r;,oo f s,.a.,,.sa,o-a:
II was ,;v., - he ..,,l4 .so...,.,. a.
sov.roa ,,i,.;rlo wt;,h -. -, =.
.a.;,n - ,6o5;..,.k:-..,z,;..,.l.,....
: Vino. p-,,.;g,;s-, .a-o..,s:... 9
Sf.ro-r 4. g. a.1 80, oa....4;.
h, Vs,s,s vohr,yt. h;,t -. :. -
IT.. ,.;.h.a =. .,,.., :, -, 81.
p..,,o w,st, hs res,,-el = ,,J;,;oa, -
,,,.,,,s Ne -, ,...a -.
c,,Je of senator sover.;..,,,. sor.-,,,;
a. :, T.,.as t. al, - .r...
- h, :, ,,,cnt H.. all .ai,,a go "a
would arkpovla,,,e;, II. noa.o, ~.
;, no,e,, ,b.. - ;nare,-e 49,. 81,
~ o.r.a. a;e
the en,;ra r,;o, alnos. ;,s.,n
,.,.o,,sfy W., b.s 49,, -. 81. i,
Ra,dor sb,n,o, WooIs c..
S,,,.o, al H., ,loa.L l.. W
lo- a,ob - nv, l,s ..,ao.s..,.i., =.
.9; .: =, ~.
IN "a Nose, d;3 the sornen, ,b;. ,raa.
remsdy ana 10, IN the twinihin5 OF an
eve, If We may believe the bunker papers,
.a,..an.;a. Ia, Il - -
i'4''' 4'"' 'eAse" an" Pe''0 i4as
reisned supreme.
Ir few months the Administration
aas ''o@o4e with inc aoc'eF 'ha' adnInls-
.ers the panacea. and another great pa
~. c,..b -.
'-s'''o' - - - - s@'1 '-e ''o"'
and make stump speeches full OF fair
,,-,.p,;ses =, ne !, ,rr, b,ol,ep and d;sr..
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billy BtrrpN.
For the American !
The Name Law.

frl'ni NAwYcr-
There is bu, li,tle DON'T. That. 4 major.
i;y Of the friend, Of Temperance in This
State are in favor Of preparing prohib-
TORY law, which should have been done
at the last Legislature and submit,;n,
t II 10 the people, before it is enacted. -
They should have ample time and oppor
tuni,y TO consider and discuss It's pro,is-
ions, and for this purpose meetings should
be held in every School district. The
position, taken in your las, paper is a
good and safe one, THAT the Republican
Convention should pass a resolution in
favor Of a Temperance Law, aud also in
favor ofltavins the people in the several
Representative districts 10 decide the kind
Of law, ana le, i, be submitted to them
10 he yo'ei on a, special election.
Ait oagh believe tht the material
provisions OF the las, Maine law are
more humane and equal lhan any other
provisions in or penal statutes. | lie aot
think, that Il presented at tn, time 10
ihe people, a majority would approve
and aaop; them. The fact need not be
disguised, thar temperance is now on tho
retrograde ; and is goin. back with fear
full strides the opinion Of Cough is cor
rect SO far as il regards his State, how
ever Mr.. Dow may doub, or deny it
and If the progress of intcmperance is
not checked it will soon prevail as ex.
tensively. and as ruinously, as i, ever has
done. 1t is no, difficult to reach the
eause. The cause must be removed.
and this cannot be effected without much
etfor, and care. The public mind has
been growing dark under clouding and
evil inhuences,-l, must be enlightened
"a in by moral instruction and PERSIA.
Sion, and time and means mus. be en-.
pioyed Tor this important, work a grea,
responsibility now rests upon the Repub.
liean party and in their approaching Com
vention it is hoped. they will act in rela-
ton to the cause of temperance with pru.
dence as we'll as fidelity and ..be neither
rash or diffident' In this case, "discre.
ton is the better part of valor." While
some may wish for mere ultra measures
! desire to be numbered among those
who prefer to take no decisive steps in
the enactment OF a prohibi,ory law, until
it is sanctioned by the voice of the peo-
pie, and then it will be sus,aiaed.
A FRIEND OF THE MAINE LAW.
June 10, 1857.
Mr.. Asa P. Cate of Mortified has re
eeived the Democratic nomination for Gov.
0noR Of n \.
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ITEMS ABOUT TOWN.

Died in this town, the l7th
inst, Mrs. Betsey L. Jordan, wife of
Joseph II, Jordan, Esq, aged 40 years
and three months. We sincerely sym
pathise with the afflicted husband, in this
dispensation of Providence, BY which he
has lost companion whose virtues and
graces were the delight and theme of all
who knew her:-ca.led from hence as
she has been, in the prime Of life, in the
midst of accumulated and loved duties TO
rising and promising family. and when
the future looked still brighter, and
promised still ehoicer blessings Of tenn
poral kind, i, would seem hard, if the
conhding heart did not whisper that
God doeth all things WE'LL and If it
did not find consolation in that belief.
The following is list of persons
and estates in Ellsworth that pay cash
tax of $4,000 ond upwards.
John Black, S295,o3 VIM II Black.
So ios :" - ,''Is' Y D. y. \. h'aes
Black Es.ato l769.ql. widow Franr,s
Black ST.; james Grant, Estate l93 II
III 60 bn W ~ - o0s. ais L. f 'iih
Jarvis, &c, 40; Thomas Robinson. l6a, 10
:, ref e, 2t''$; seth i'Sdaie. 80
ard. Ia 90 Albert Robipson 81 90.
B. F. Austin. 1860 G. W. Brown
- - " 100 :; becs%,th, llf'"o' Samne,
addison Dodre 80 10. Tbomos F 1',,r"
Il -, Jon ,oo 40 NJ. -, Haze lio:l9 Dyer P.
500. j. W 1T n Jancs 50 90 II
Jones estate, 1921; Geo. Parchcr, 6o,o5 :;
aa"r. Gus ~ ~ ~ -, LORD, o.. ad :
Sc: ArnO wiswell, 66.25; Monroe Young,
80
~ '9''' Nv. '"'''"
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ITEMS.

The National Era, Washington City, is
advertised to be sold, - ply the bail-bond
OF VIM : Chaplin charged with running
off several of Senator Toombs's negroes, a
few years since.
The new contractors enter upon the du-
ties of forwarding Uncle Sans mail matter
the first of July, We notice that Mr.. '. d.
Pinkham of Augusta who WAS the contrac-
tor on the route between Bangor and Calais
during the last four years, and who was UNI
fortunate, in various ways, is the successful
bidder between Rockland and Bath. Most
Of the routes in this section will be in the
hands of new managers.
The Law torn of the Supreme Judicial
Court for the Middle District. commenced its
session at augusta, Tuesday Of last week.
The Bangor House has been re-opened,
and has new landlord. Mr.. q. W Iarahee
formerly Of the Americana House, Lowell
1t has been re-fttel and re-iurnisaed and put
in fine order.
A. l.. Simpson, Esq, Bangor lawyer
u,crprcts the Drd Scott decision as
only barring the "A(rican" from the luxury
Of suing aud being sued in the United States
Courts H seems to think, that that luxury
may be enjoyed in the STATE courts. BY the
time another plank is wanted to insert in
the next Democratic platform, some other
Judge fancy may be found to Civ, polit-
cal opinion instead of judicial one, tia, NJ
person can he citizen of a state with any
African blood in his viens Ii the United
States constitution as made only for white
folks. why should state constitutions be form
I'd fer any other?
Seth Knmau who presented tie buck
horn chair to the President, has received an
Office worth 81, SEQ pcr annum. Buck
horn" claims 10 office are acknowledged AZ
the whitehouse.
The Democratic Carton, Skowhesan is
to be enlarged and impJvd Glad to learn
Of its success. and that it will in the future
continue on in the true Democratic way.
ten. Fillibuster Walker paid visi, 10
the Whit House the 18th inst , and was kind
ly received by the President. IL dincd the
sane evening with select company of friends
including Ex-Governor Jones OF tennessee
The people Of Lawrence. Kansas, have
in mass convention boldly refused u n as ~
ed under the bogus laws Of the sham Legs
lature. \ committee w-s aTp5in:sl to wal;
upon the Marshal sent u ia4Ay ,he as-,es-
ments. who ordered him to leave tn city, and
he complied.
Gen. Walker IS to have a public rscer-
ton in NV YORK. city \ meeting vas
held at tbs N,,isatl uall, ana si1,y-y ven
men and sixteen bays met to make arrang-
mants.
Augustus Stevens, ESQ, Bluchill, Las
hscn appointed d .pa,y Sheriff, IN Place OF
J. P. Thomas, Esq., resigned.
a. X. p LIANT. OF I,landpor,, Drew
town maie o. Long l-land,l has b,an APP
pointed Depaty Saer.E, II the Sheriff, /. II.
ihoia s. Esq,
Brig Lucy Haywood arrived q, New
YORK from G1naives the 18th and reported
the loss OF Capt. Theoplilus Sweet, John
Barker and Cap; 3 4rTill Il. Eiea. (wha took
the command after the death Of the captain, J
Of Bangor, and james Cavenae, seaman, OF
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The welc5me day has come at las:
The day have longei for 50,
And g once more to thy peaceful shore,
Dear, quiet. Gouldsb5ro.
o plaea beloved the careless eye
May Sc few charms in thee.
But all thy romantic BEAUTIES are
Familiar and dear to me.
No place find 50 dear and fair
Wherever chance 10 g.
And bring a fond heart back to thee,
. b autllul Goulls5oro
Thy musical name is islr to me
None other charms Inc 80,
1t thrills my hear, with its melody,
0, ..swcvt named" Goulslsb5r9
/ will g to the place that love the best
o. all dear Goaldsboro,
TIE beautiful place that night and day
Has haunted my mem'ry 50.
o favored of Mature with thy wealth
OF exquisite scenery
She has lavished OH thee double share
OF charms, it seems 10 me,
Oh had gifted poets power
Id celebrate thy praise.
And Ia tell the world Of thy beauty rare
In wild and lofty lays.
I'd tell Of the silent rocks that stand
In matchless majesty,
Like sentnels to protect the shore
From the wild, impetuous sess.
OF the house 50 ancient and picturesque
Wnica fronts tue beAuteous Bay,
And tell, ia Is silent eloquence
Oi times long passed away.
The beautiful trees Id not forget
That proudly stand around;
Nor the field that stretches broad and fair
With It's smooth grass-coyered ground.
But the sweetest songs should be Reserved
For the strangely lovely Bay,
And the beautiful beach where SO oft "
been
And dreamed long hours away.
Seeing the vessels pass to and fro
And the live waves leaping free
And the distant blue of the mountain tops
And the Islands in the sea.
o Goaldsboro wherever 20
always shall think Of thee,
Forgive me that this imperfect rhyme
IL all | can otter thee
BRAsa J.
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JFor the Ellsworth Amcsican.1
Browse, Moose. OF Starve''


Mr. EDITOR -
am sorry that it is not in my power
to reciprocate the compliment which
your funny correspondent, seventh Sec
ton, pays me in your last number, upon
the score of "mode,ty." When individ-
uals lack certain quail ties of mind or
body they generally seek to hide that
lack by supcrabunaance of boasfing
and ..Seventh Section, or the body for
whom he blows with such stentorian
and brass lined lungs, is 10 exception TO
the general rule.
A word in your ear, Seventh Sec
,ion;" we are content to let you blow
your penny trumpet, in glorifcation
Of Your victories. won at false alarms.
and in cases where the hose is not got
out, and the brakes not manned, but when
fire as is a fire occurs where swift ex-
crtions, strong arms. and willing hands
are required ire can shoe yea the mxy,
two miles in Is minutes, and nhere 10
pt4f your stream. Aud more.-when we
get there. IRE stay till all necessity for
our services is past. We never get
"tuckercd ont. nor era clled. neth-
er, above all. give up cur tub, till our
work is done. We eoun, Wednesday,
10Th inst, as adding another Baton
10 our tub
Seventh Section may be smart
"coanter jumper and quick at figures
but he must understand Book Keeping
i by Double Enirg" pretty well. if he in
tends TO show US ,ha. trial balance hicb
he SO literally promised US at the end Of
tie year
Now. Messrs Hannenans, cheer up! for
1.-TWO mile heat, on dusty road. you
! did we'll last wcek-first rate, There
are but few Companies that can beat you.
even now. We have strong hopes of
YOU yet. after we shall have given you
few more lessons. Let MI Dcspcran-
dunn be YOUR motto. and we shall con-
] time TO be proul of You. II YOU wan,
mors practice, aal legitimate fires are
scarce, old pa'ai Shops are ll,nfy, and
but little harm viii be doue when timely
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Republican State Convention

/ The citizens OF this State. who recog.
nize, as OF paramount Importance. the IS
sue which the Platform adopted by the
Philadelphia Convention. on the | 9TH o {
June, 1885, presents in opposition to the
Pro Slavery policy of the pas: and pre-
sent Administration, and the necessity of
a National Organization on the basis OF
that issue, as the only practicable mode OF
4 peaceable and constitutional resistance
to the arrogant, aggressive and lntolerant
spirit Of that policy, of which the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise, the lawless
inyasiuns Of Kansas, aad the decision of
the supreme Court in the bred Scot, case
are illustrations and proofs-afe request
ed to nee, IN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
IN NOROMBEGA HALL BANGOR,
TurEspAY, JUae %, at ten o'elock, A.
NJ. - nominate candidate fof Governor
and to transact such other business as the
interests OF the RenuS.ican party OF the
State may require.
The Convention will be composed Of
delegates from cites, towns and pianta-
lions. accordin. to the following ba SIS Of
representation
Eash city, toaoa and plantation shall be
entjH1d 10 one delegate. Each city toirn
and p 'anfaiioa that cast streafy-fre rotes
for the Republican candidate far Cor
ernor in September 1856. shall be e.
titiei to an additional delegate, aad one
delegate 10 ercry hundred ro.tS fer said
candidate in SepiemJer 1856. ADORE SER
cniu FIRE
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


40 Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail 10 pro-
cure Mr. Winslow's Soothing syrup for children
Teething. 1t has no equal on EARTH. No mother
who has ever tiled Mr.. insiow Soothing syrup
Tor ehdren will ever consent TO lie, her child pas.
the distressing and critical period Of teeth
Ing without the Aid Of this invaluable preparation.
If life and health can be estimated by dollar. and
cents, it Is worth its weight in gold
Miii.ons Of bottles Of Mrs. " iuslow's Soothing
syrup are sold every year in the United States
1t is al cid and well tried remedy. None gen.
aine unless the Fac siniis oil Curtis A Perkins 10
on the outside wrapper.
Prce only rs cents bottle.
c, g. Peck Ellssorts Wholesale Agent; s. T.
Perkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dealer.in Mod
ieine. ly.sl
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Grammatical Enigma.
l am composed OF % letters.

My 2. 10. Is, 6. 20. 8, is prepos;.
ton.
Ny :. 5. 9, Is. is an adverb,
My I, Is. 6, 10. is verb.
Ny %, Is, ., 8, is an adjective.
Nv Is. 2. 27. 8. is a noun.
My l6, Is, Is, is conjunction.
My %, %, 81. 90. II, IS, is noun.
My Is, "a, &c, 10, is an intersection.
My 10. II. II. %, is an adjective.
My IL. IL, 81, /, IS a noun.
Ny 10. 9, is an interjection.
Ny /, 3, IL. rs 2s. is a noun.
My Is. IS, "a, Is, is verb.
Nv IA. 2, l6, is a noun.
My 20, 26, 2S. 10, s. is verb.
NY 81, Is. l3. IS, is an adverb.
My %. Il, is a proposition.
Ny whole is a thing esteem very
highly.
tF Answer next week.
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The 18th instant was the day set
down as the precise time wh-n the come,
with its big tail was TO knock the earth
Into ounce pieces as big as horse As
yet we have seen no evidence of the world
being knocked into pi. The good citi-
zens OF our unusually quiet village have
met with no particular change tina, we
can perceive. We have the old COM
plant of ''hari times" AMI when one is
politely requested to settle little bill.
the unwelcome answer is returned
short of funds" The same grumblins
at high prccs, dull times. poverty. sick
ness, cold weather, hard luck. high taves.
short commons and no news, is still
heard a thousand times a day. and if we
have changed worlds, it is so little of
change that i, is not worth mentioning
We rather guess the comet passed by on
the other side"
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"A ac-amile of the coin received by
Judas fer the betrayal of our Lord, ap-
pears in sheet accompanying the las,
number of Dyes Wall ST. Broker. The
publishers are having set OF dies made
80 as to cas-. the piece like the original
which Will be furnished for % cents, or
If made of silver. for 80. BY remit
ting either of these sums to the office in
New York. the coin will be sent By mail.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-06-19
Notice.

IHE legal voters OF School Dis,ric.
No B. IN the ,o~a of Ellsworth. ,r. hereby
notified aud warned to meet a, the school house on
Hane' s'Frei, CO Eitaay. ?ttb inst, at O'Clock
Ia the evening, T. ae, IN the following article.
I';--Tq choose Moderator
do ree II the bisuic, ~iil vU,e and rai,e a
sain q iA"ney 10 build school house In The lover
part oi said district
5d-io a.; on any other bushes. that NAV lie.
sally come before sAii meeting.
HAMILTON JOY
f|'~'I IN, : ahe iAth, 1877, rp-.I