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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE

0OA4y S~0As ~0SAA'
FROM THE
LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
A NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently been dis
n covered, and Is now being extensively worked
on the lands of the Lawrence Coal Co., at Law
renee of uaity superior to any hitherto brought
to this market in confirmation Of which references
are had below.
am now furnishing and am prepared to deliver
the above Coal in quantities TO suit, at the lowest
market rates.
/ will also furnish the same Coal sold by the
Slaughter Co. for the past few months, and which
was o. obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
IL second only to the above described Coal, or the
best of Slaughter Coal.
Orders for the above may be left at tho Office OF
u. X. d ID. w. Ford, or Kodefer 4 Bishop ut the h.
r. DEPOT, or II. IL. Riley, under the dudley House.
4. REYNOLDS, Agent.
EgrEREEcEs:
State Bank, s. Dwight Eaton,
j. X. Hornish, j. G. Parrott Co.,
Connable Smyth,
Slade Bro, Billings House.
s. d. Clark, Master Mechanic ut K. Fl. D.
NJ. Machine Shop. Ijan24d3ml
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To Rolsft 1ssd, y n. Hiatt, Lsaaasr HaEh9ns,
1ssac Vanorsdsl, DAVIDSON Dsnmirs, u. =.
6seder, CaSoliAs RSe1SF, Abraham Hoasland,
Frednsk A:hn, William Cleghon, B. 2. Hem
BY, Susan NAltby, Nillis1 Nnberman, Joseph
A. Patterson, Auhs, frsnkis ! Block. ] 3. Trim
bic, James B. Nasdein. LAX = 1gbsrt
vTyHERR u now on He In ths SAss q the Clerk
i Of the District Court Of La sOcanlv, Iowa, Ct
Fort Madison, the petition Ok samuel Boatman a.
ledginf that On the 18th day Of January 1856 Robt
gRscd and Hiatt 4 Harhins executed 70 plaintiff
their three promissory notes FOR $1,000 sash, and
s1s s9s sS Gss cent
secure tbs same On Apsrasl q land In Lee county.
Iowa, in, which N The other defendants havs Sab
sequently become interested One Of said notes Has
been paid and the second and third and interest on
~ foutth afs due and unpaid. Plaintiff asks for
. judgment for the amount dss and n order Tor
the sale Of the property, and the exiting uiAhusnt
Of the intsrest Of an the defendants IN tho land 10
sold. Unlsss you appsar and answsr said petition
on Or before tAs second day Of ths Maytssm lls5g1
~ RANKIN, MILLER MISTER,
Jan. n, 1859. Plaintiffs Atty. +
mchl0dlm .a 8sks4
70 George ", Lemon, 5. 9. Burbridgs and Oscar
risHfRS y Sov on ale IN the once of IL. Clerk d
1 ths District Ooart o. Lee County, Iowa, ~ Fort
AadisoA, ths petition Of Rix, Hala o., rapr.
eenung that Lemon : Burhridgs, viz, George ".
Lemon and y. 9. BurbridEs-s4ecutsd their two
W. Fond, nd sxesatsd - security for ths paTmsst
Fl The sans. thsir mortgage dsed On lots - sud
t1o in block ninsni II the city 81 Ksetuk !;
that sstd =. r. p. ~. Ford endorsed and dsliv-
ssd said notes - plssntis, md tAst tlsy 80 nov
and that Oscar n. Burbridge has : subseasent
mortgage on said property. Be,d petition Asks for
. judgment against Lemon Burbridgs ftr D 600
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n OTRGB.

To Henry Logan snd NJ MINI On NJ
VoU are hereby notified that there = - ale. IN
County. lows. = u. sl(Adiseps p11,elda = caly
Jones Peck partners u traas, veRi1sd sn13Ml&,
claiming Of yeu Henry Loean IN aa1ignnank -
them q nuplisete Isl Ma1sek fnnes1 ,7es.
10. .ia.. ss i S s:sss s S.
e tia Government " tho United yAisA saId
gan under the Act Of congrsss u March 81, -,
granting bounty lands g csrtain ciaessi snd sel1ss
the United States, Dc, which said W.frsaS -
titled The ssid Henry logan TO .sssts one hnAarsd
and twenty nsrss Of Land 8: any Lara once q IS
United States, In ens bsdy, A.: Gail pssatttn
.,eTing and claiming thu, said petitioner sss NV
from \. - Miller Co.. the aasigpees Of said
prAfils ala4 siAsegae peys ~ sendwed agsinse Ne
said Logan, requiring him TO execute, in dye form
Of Law, an assignment Of said Warrant 70 petftoA-
ers, and excluding him and the said N. b. Aill9
Co. from al interest therein.
New, therefore, snlsss you appear aid aAswM
:.id petition under oath. on Or before the ssseg6
shdrd MAndsy u Nay, Of saia ooart, Jadgnu41
W . Gsr 6IL IN IN es cUar
4 March IS. lste.dAv Eols for Pstitionsrs.
i.,. Da1. ls %,,n Dsn nas.a
Aaltsy, 9. y. cexs 90 y. q. walker:
V0U are hereby notified that on or before ~
1 3tth day Of January A. D. 1859, : pstitian =
Chascesy q Amos II. Brown Will - phssd111s
County, lows, Il the City Of ksokak, a. -
Agsiaat you ths tsseslsssrs Al nsseDn1 o1iA1fo
Lat July, 1857, given BY the said Ga1nM pn1p
On LoSs number one. two, three and III a 11k
-, sish. and nine in Block On asaAreA asas@p-
ty-tWo, Of the City Of Keokuk atoRuoid, viii 80
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March 80, 1859 dim Attorneys for Plaintiff.

fine watch HePA1FAmG.
vIsHE subscriber being obliged to make change
! In the WATCH REPAIRING DEPARTMENT, has Sc
enred the services OF : competent workman--ons
@hc understands ~. business shoIo ghiy. Grost
care will be taken with al work entrusted 10 my
care, and tho work warranted % give satisfaction.
The Repairing Of Clocks, Jepeiry, &C., also the
man featuring Of goods Of every description shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
p. S.-W0rk Of all kinds not giving perfect sat-
i(acfion, will DO promptly adj usted by calling on
the subscriber, ut No. Rstcs House
April 6-dAw SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
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March ~, ls5o-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
ElIiolss Debates.

ElliOlsO DO02IO0s
THE Dshates in tho several State Oonvsntions
j ON the adoption Of tho Federal oonstitution -
recommended BY the Gsnsral Convention It Phila~
dclphia in 1857, together with the journal Of the
Federal Convention. Luther Martins Letter,
Yates Minutes, Con gressional Opinions, Virginia
and Kentucky Resolutions Of $500, and other IL
Illustrations Of the Constitution; in five volumes
Tor sale 81 OGDEN, BkOWNELL b CO.'S
feb26d CirY Book SroRE.
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VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN & co.

VIRGIL II. SULLIVAN Il CO.,
(suCcRssoRs TO J. L. HOBBS coy
Fourtkstreet, between Main and Johnson,
KEOKUK IOWA.
i M r OR ERA AND ID Il A l. + u y
i in QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kero.
sene Lamps, Solar and hanging Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Tea Trays, 10. DC
Having purchased the lsIge and we'll selected
stock at the old stand of G. e. Griffith Co.. will
be blessed to have call from and all. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both for q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rers, in England, France and America, We win be
q BILE To sell as low repuiar hnnae IN the West
v. IL. SULLIVAN d co.
ian. 10. 1850 -d&N
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TEASE TEAAly TEASlys
UST received, = large and we'll assorted lot Of
u TEAS, consisting Of
Extra Pine Imperial.
Extra Fine Young Hyeon.
Extra Fine oolong.
We have several grades Of the above kinds Of
Teas, at different prices. These Teas have bean
selected for our retail trade; we guarantee tho
price 70 suit. COLLIER6 + ROBERTSON,
mh16-d ain street, near Third.
@ UHAR-CUAED HAMS.
y COLLIER 4 ROBERTSON,
mh16-d 10 Main street.
nNE hundred bushels prime Dried Apples for
~ sale by KELLOGG BIk6E.
sprl2
Il N assortment Just received 1T No Estss
IA House. SAM'L Il. BRIDGES.
decl6d
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I. HOWE,

CITY AucsAOaecg. X COX uk. Iown.
MILL attend to sales Of Merchandise. Furri
w taTe, Horses. Carriages, Real Estate and al
kinds Of Personal Property.
TERMS EASY.
Office at B. A. williams store, Main-st, betwee,
3D. and 4th. nah ia
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Te Rufus Wilsey, william Graham, Robert French,
John Fcrrel and6. s. Billings:
FIyHERE ID now on hle in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, IT
Fort Madison, the petition OF j. H&ines, claiming
against you judgment of the Court, foreclosing .
mortgage on certain real estate in Lee County,
Iowa, given by Rufus Wilssy and william Graham
TO Robert French, 10 secure certain notes on two,
four and elk yeAxs. Said petition asks for judg-
mt in favor Of plaintiff who IL the holder Of
the notes and mortgage, N order for the sale Of
the property, and an extinguishment Of the inter-
est Of AL the ds1sndants In the pFsmises and for
general relisf.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the 3nA day o4 The Nay Tern, 1877, Of said
Court, Judgment viii BE- renAsrel AGsinst y~a.
RANKIN. MILLER ENSTER,
mh36-dlm Pltf's Attyf.
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To Ambrose Kucker and Garry Lewis:
VIVHkRR II now on ale In the ONCE OF the Clerk
i Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, At
Fort Madison, the petition OF Henry Won Phui and
Theodore 8. Mc0ill, claiming Of yoa the revival
q . judgment in favor Of plsinti6s against Am
brose Rucker, rendered 1t the April term, 1851, Of
the District Court Of said county, for the possss-
in township sixty-six (6s) north Of range ave (6)
west in Lsecounty, lows and ave cents damages and
alleging that Garry Lewis holds, under or through
said Rucker, and took possession subsequent to the
date Of said Judgment. The prayer Is for re-
vival Of said Judgment and writ Of restitution.
Unless you appear and answer said petition or
before the second day Of the May term (lS59) Of
said court judgmen emit win be rendered against you.
RANKIN, MILLER h ENSTER.
Mnrch ~ 106Q-A pis;nffHas Affsvs
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To j. Il. Streeper q. b. Parker j. y. Bruce, j. B.
Thompson and Edward Boyd:
HIsHEkE 10 now Gle In the 06ice Of the Clerk
L of the District Court Of Lee County, lows, IT
Fort Madison tns petition o. : 8. q y. a. Tore,
sum Of fifteen thousand dollars on four promissory
notes executed by them to J. E. Bruce and j. B.
Thompson, and by them endorsed u J. B. Walsh,
and by him endorsed and delivered to plaintiffs
Also, claiming the foreclosure Of . mortgAs
executed BY said Sreeper and Parker, to secure
said notes, on lands in Lee county, Iowa, In
which the other defendants are interestsd.
Unless you appear and answcr said petition on
or before the second day of the May term tl8s0)
Of said court, judgment viii be rendered against
you.
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
March ] 2, 1859 Plaintiffs Att'ys.
INCH l7d4W
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Augusta Correspondence.
Augusta March 80, 1859.

Augusta March oV, 1917.
Mr.. EplroR Yesterday afternoon the
vote was taken on the Aroostook railroad
bill when it was refused passage to be en-
crossed by majority OF three. Before the
vote was declared, Mr. McCrillis changed
his vote from yea to nay. and then moved
reconsideration. when the subject was laid
on the table. 5, this great battle will have
to be fought again.
A vote was als> reached yesterday on the
State Prison Resolves. and they were passed,
Notwithstanding the bitter opposition they
encountered 1t is earnestly to be hoped
that the commissioners to be appointed will
correct the abuses at Thonaston, ard put
the State prison on sclf-sustainng basis or
nearly 50, Gas is the case in other States,
instead of its costing the State $4,000 a
year.
1t is to be hoped that the Legislature will
finally adjourn next Monday, a committee
has reported that it can and ought to ne so.
We shall see.
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Town Meeting.

Our annual meeting occurred on Monday
and resulted in the election Of full board
of Republican town officers. Both parties
held caucusas and made the usual preliminary
arrangements. Our Democratic citizens
neglected, or omitted getting out the usual
flaming handbills, embellshcd and made elo-
quent with large typ bright colors, ianciful
charges of extravaganza &c. &c. The rea
son OF this failure is not So clear to the pub
lie, but the effect was visible throughout the
day, in the good temper, absence Of bitterness
of political opponents, and the gcnct u good
feeling prevalent. We never SAW 50 quiet
and orderly Il meeting since resident OF the
town, nor one which seemed So free from
political luminosity ard personal i'll feeling -
Both parties had their candidates and voted
for them without any desertion, it Is true,
but they observed good temper and their
Sunday manners.
We give below the result Of the hallntnss.
as we'll as the various sums raised for current
expenses. The financial condition OF tbt
town is not So tlatterns rs it might b., still
their is nothing very diec'urasin- about 1t
Some ten years ago the town was untortnnat
IN lawsuit which has entailed y large yar
Of this Indebtedness. Then again, the t3wi
had to pay some twelve or fifteen hundred
dollars. two years ago for breaking snow
which was an item OF exp MS unprovIlad for
.nd unanticipated. Besides all this, it i
lust as natural for corporations as it is fol
individuals to be continually running il
debt, without providing the means to pay
and we may also add, that it results just Il
diststriously in the end. We will not clos
our remarks without saying that the b)ar@
of Selectmen for the past year have manage
the financial and business Affairs Of the toWl
admirably and they deserve well Of our eiti
Zens.
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~ the Amcrscar
THE LITTLE BOY BLUE.


The little Boy Blue goes out IN the morn.
While the des lies on the clover;
Aud eheeriIy winds hi, merry horn.
As he bounds the vet grass over.
The breeze Of the morning plays fresh Ger
his check,
Staining redder the roses there,
And to,.es abroad with an writes. grace,
The waves Of his Sowing hair.
A pure young heart. oeraowing With life,
In his clear blue eye i. bcaming,
Aud hi. gile steps in the Tranquil ho.r
Gives life to It's drtafy seeming
The musical notes Of his merry horn,
st4rtIe. the lark in his cover,
Aud he scars away from his brooding mate.
To the rcddcning cloud, above her.
The little Boy Blue luvc- the fragrant air,
The flowers, and bic Of birds, 9.
And the light that streaks the vanishing mist
And the distant lowing of herds.
He hastens away to the meadows green,
Where, unchecked. the lambs are playing
And down to the fields Of ripcuing corn,
Where the mischicvous Kline are stray ing
My Grandfather told me Of little Boy Blue,
When stood, a child at his Knee,
And how he had loved him ia DAYS long past
When he was a boy free.
And now when lifcs tears le deep in my hear
and its smiles are fadias aud few
am happy once more with childish ~,
When think OF the little Boy Blue.
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Cot. SHAFTS >rns1l1r1k for the .Aroo.,ook

Got. SMART : otBsIlItIL for the Aroostook
Railroad bil IS tins state,! by the Age
lbs sut~titut" proposes to grant the pro-
IDS OF the hands t. the Aro,>teUs Railroad
COMPANY ii prupui uonal part 10 be paid u
sad company uIon the completion OF each
tn inills ol railroad. Ii reserves : 10 900 for
the fl,n river State road, and 5000 for tho
Nrlette brook State road Also, res ryes
al school lanes, soldiers lands, &c. The
Governor and Council and Heads OF Depart
ments are constituted a board to sell tho
lands and 10 fix u price upon each loo acres
ii not more then u per acre-one-fo fourth to
he paid down and the balance in one, two
and three Years. II is provided that not
more 100 acres shall be sold TO any one per-
son. The road to be completed 10 Matt
wamseag On or before 1868, and the re-
liaindcr Us SON thereafter as Practicable
The salary Of Land Agent, and all expenses
Ut di-pueag OF the Lands, are To b. paid
from their proceeds The substitute taxes
no money from the treasury, and does not
touch the restriction in tnc co;IstItu,iun.-
1t aPIr'prates the Lands, which are sub
stantIaliy given away now.
/ Col. >mart also introduced Z solves, pro-
yld!ns tor an arrangement with steamboats,
ANU ia'ilOais, ior u sum not tAceJiihgs : D.
900 year, tor five year,, to furnish e,ni.
grants to Aroostook and their household
furniture, continuous route by steam from
the west line OF the State 10 Houlton, at half
fare or about IS for the en,irc trip. touching
at Portland. Rockland, Camden, searsp,rt,
Castine, Deer Isle, Mt Desert, Jone.port,
Machiasport, Eastport. ST. Andrews, Calais,
and such other places the Governor and
Council may designate. The ST. Andrews
Railroad will be completed to within seven
miles OF Houlton in few months, and u
charter has been granted for railway
over this remaining distance Of seven miles
Both Propositions were laid on the table
and ordered To be printed. The whole sub
lect comes up ON Wednesday next Mr..
McCrIllls stated that he preferred his oun
proposition but Should 60 Tor Col. Smarts
1t lie could not carry his own.
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Prizes FOR THE iou>G Folks The Name
Spectator, the new dollar weekly paper for
the young, recently commenced at Rocklar d j.,
offers an attractive riz, Of two uplendil oil
painting TO the largest club f subscribers
ormed at the regular subscription price and
also series Of prizes to its Young readers,
Tor the best cpmpositIpns, largest clubs, &c.
lhe Spectator is published by Mr.. l.. Pope
Nose. whl Is ende.tvoriug to make paper
which shall meet the wants and promote the
education and culture Of our youth The
paper looks and reads well, and the enter
prise has q just and reasonable claim upon
the parents, teachers and youth Of our State
The Stairway" the department of the
paper designed to receive communications
from its young readers, is meeting with
much favor among the boys and girls. Such
a paper has certainly better claims upon the
people of Maine than the flash literature
which floods us from abroad Send for a
copy and jud5e for yourself
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Cranberries Again

Feeling degree Of that interest manifest
ed Of late, by tn clltiyators Of the sill in
listenln: to, or reading whatever is said or
written upon the subject Of cranberry cul,
tuIe. my eye caught with pleasure the word
: tranherrles' over the signature off, : " in
tue last American. Bat 10 and behold :,
the poor cranberry IS converted into a whip-
ping-post where may be iqs4ea the back Of
the Agricultural Society. :. The astute
Board Of Trusts while ransacklrg their
brains to discover the most .jaieious method
OF torwArdin. the objects of the Society," dla
net foryet - ranslck their pockets and
pledge their purs 5 to the tame OF S300, t.
secure funds - meet their promised premi-
uns. while mJre 5, than one looked ON with
seated wallets to see the "astute rrus tees =
foot the bills. Ii IS" will dis-mount from
ms "hohhy" for while and re-reli the
Premiums. offered by" The Agricultural mag
mates" for lSjl, no will see unless his
specs ar blurred with the juice of some
wormy Oiy'oceuS maerocarpm-that unc
premium is indirectly offered at the Fair in
Oct. and IL more liberal one directly offered
IN Nov, than for any other crop. II pins
that "S. will cox his crlnbcrries ,rc}i for
supper, and invite me 10 tea. | subscribe nv
self a
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IiOl'>l
TrsspA>, March q
AFTERNOON.


Passed to IL eryross'd-Resolvc in favor Of Hec-
tog Sutherland; resolve in favor Of John McClus.
ky.
I,0sst rad and 4,s,ya4ed-An act setting Of Ger.
tain tsrritor, from the wn Of Frankfort and in.
cooperating the s. ne into town by the name Of
Win export.
Fn1iy plssed-Re>ove in favor Of Hiram
X luwtoa; resolve in favor Of william " Jordan,
= i've in favor of Penobscot Indians ATTENDING
s'ho7l il t,wn Of Greenbush, resolve in favor .
ArvItia iiayfoyj-
Fsyset "a 5t en- lc:ed-An nc. to incorporate tue
S1ittic 'ck Dam Conpany; act IL reduce lie
ca .,it. stuck aad amend the charteroi; !o North
O. n Bank; an act to authorize John +. Carter t.
extent n WHAT into it'd. water in Sedg~ick an
oct % Incorporate til town If Lvalpu: an n. IL
re 'eai act ,usaiatvry the charter c. the Ps-
ctt'quis Mut,.ll Fire Insurance Company; an act
TO Incarp rate TIE We.tptJuk Mutual me Iusur-
s.cs Company.
Resolve cacUur1ge manufactures was taken
NJ
TIC question al the adjournment was the amen,l-
III ~ o.treI by M. DIV.
MIR GiLBEET novel 1t be tabled
Nj BARRON ;, nt FsveoJr:, suggested refer
ei'e t. a comm, TIC ~ uricr to perfect the III.
Mr.. bow # Pc, tianl, said that tac till has
v,rY Carefully beed' ..l,I. red b. ke..tl men,
a;tict! gtciuus men, and tIcy have deemed il
just tae thing to encourage the introduction OF
ioEeisn capital to tue state.
NJ. GIL BERT Of Bath WIS in favor Of the ab
jest whica is the puiR Of tins 7 T. proino.e e
He believed that The bill could De made sa,isiac.
t..rv tle House, if ii ne be all we'd
Ga melton OF Mr.. STACKPOLE, OF Wateryil!e.
tabled.
Ca motion of Mr. ROBINSON. Of Alma.
Odr,ed. That the Judi,i4rv C,,nmitroa he ir
structed to inquire into the expedieilcy Of So
amending section - of charter / of the Revised
Statutes SO a 70 give additional privileges 10
ioo districts relation h. the erection of .choo!
houses and the enlargement If school hau,,, lots
MIR. DUNN OF Partlani from the Committee
tho Mi.iti,, on an orlcr Of enquiry, rrl,orted
hy bill an act additional to char,ter 10 Of the Re
visea Statutes relating to the Militia. Report
accep tct aad the h:tl laid upon the table and or
d;red to be printed
Mr.. BARkONS Of FrvehurC from the Com
miItee ON Bills in the Third Rea ing. reported on
several hills
Mr. Robe, of t;orham, from the Committee on
DIVISION of Towns, ON petition OF Orrcn Folsom
and others of Jeftrson that they may be set of
from Jefferson aad annexed to Summerville re-
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PORTLAND CRY ELECTION, Takes place on
Tuesday next. The Democrats have noni-
nat I'd Rufus E. Wood E q. as their candidate
for Mayor. The Republicans have not mad e
their selection yet
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An cgotist is unfit to be a companion or
friend, for he does not know how to value or
appreciate anything but himself; thinks he
knows everything while in fact he is a Know
Nothing; don't even know the value OF
Durno's Catarrh Snuff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

SPRING. Every thing b.tokcns an early
spring. The snow has about all disappeared
and the frost is in many places out of the
ground. If we have a fair amount oil warm
SIN, and the rain storms are mild the Spring
will be an unusually early one
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

DRow>Fp. Mr.. Smith c. Spaulding of
Cranberry Isle was DR. wned the 18th ult
while duck shooting among the Lodges at
the South sid. OF Cranberry Isle. His boat
and gun have been found, but his body is
still missing. The deceased was Il single
man, ? assessed Of an excellent charac ter and
of the confidence of the community.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

STAGE UPSET. We learn that on Wednes.
day last, the stage between Bangor and Mat
tawamke's upset, precipitating the bag
gage and mails into the snow and water. A
young man, whose name We did not learn,
ieii under the baggage and was nearly
drowned before being relieved. The mail
matter was very wet when it arrived here On
Friday. Pioneer, 22d.