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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21
TrcIsllrcr's RcDOrs.

The Report of the Treasurer WAS laid bo-
fore the Legislature the 10th. We are in
debted to Hon. a. i. Simpson, and the au-
thor for copies.
The condition of the Treasury is much
better than the last Report gave us rca-
son to hope. The receipts for the past year
having been S373.os4,70 and the disburse-
mcnts S3l6,039,4s. The balance on hand
Jan. LIST 1853. SIS ,423 30 Balance in the
treasury Jan. LIST 1859, $40 1906 SO.
The Treasurer, besides showing satisfAc
tory condition of tho finances OF tho State.
makes some judicious and pertinent sugscs-
tions in relation to the future. III, speaks
earnestly of the duty of economy md re-
trcnchment lie recommends tho usual tax
The law in regard to the costs in criminal
prosecution, he thinks will work well. The
Report is capital one, brief and clear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

minating Substance of all the hydrocarbon.
il market. 1t Is devoid Ct impurities ana i,
made from "tlbert coal" a variety of as
paaltum obtained in British Amcricl
All these substances have strong affinity
for ale 1hJl anl clmphena, anil as burning
huii has ben comp IS Il Of three parts cam
phene t. ona Of eoll oil it bids fair t. be-
come popular Illuminating agent. Bat it
is highly explosive, anil, Of course, liable to
all the objections Of the camphetc an terc-
bintin3 preparations which arr in usa.
\ large number Of companies have cngag-
ell in the manufacture of coal oil, but the
supply has not been equal to the demand
1t is less csstly than the too common lllumin-
atlng mixtures. Ther' are however, O. gee
TONS to be Jhyiat,l before its popularity cm
be established It isn15 prepared properly
Or clsc is uiulterutel with. vile substances
as II st Of tie coal oil aud kerosene npW in
market seems t. retain its primitive oliJu,
smell + will tidy hoHs wives tll-rltn
tn, i. rs. sm1ka and sJot, which, it s,iol I
be remarked. need not have been suffered it
manufacturer rs hal taken proper pains.
Tia lamps enpi1ysd rr,ssnta bIns ling, re
pulsiye appearance, and are far from being
convenient. The high glass chimney which
surm1unts them is an awkward affair, in
constant lnbiIity o. b-ing broken when car
ricl ablut the house. Ii coal oil is to come
into duly U.s., as i'll probably be ths rasa,
it /, % b. lasiral that the time wan it shall
be- property mlnniIctareI, an. suitable lamps
invantal tr barnia., it, will net b, i..r dis
tan =, Evening Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21
What shall we Burn ?

This is becoming an important question
to every house or shop keeper. and one that
appeals fratty strongly to the pocket. |, is
one Of The largest items Of Household expen-
Sos, and one not TO be dispensed with; there
fore any way that presents itself Of making
saving in tAis article OF Lighting the house
OF shop, is deserving OF serious attention and
prompt adoption, Camphcne and burning
iluid are both expensive and dangerous-
Many are, the accidents recorded, arising
from these nnsafe articles. Nc prudent wo-
man feels safe, while the domestic or chill
Grcn use either Of these. Burning fluid is
hess unsafe than Camphene, and yet how of.
ten do accidents occur from carele.sness in
the use Of huid. Two lives, we think, have
fbeen sacrificed in the city Of Portland this
winter, in consequence Of accidents by fluid.
AS to the though, Of oil, adulterated and
J impure as it is, it is out of the question. -
Pure sperm oil is as scarce us pure liquor,
and neither can BIO had for love nor money.
Within year or so, Kerosene oil, with
LAMPS prepared expressly to burn it, have
tbeen introduced extensively throughout the
country. While introducing the article
good oil was furnished, and the light obtain
cd was brilliant and cheap. It WAS estina-
ted to DO cheaper than any thing else used.
1t grew in public favor rapidly, bidding fair
to monopolize the demand for light. Pretty
soon the oil Became Of poorer quality; and
then the supply almost entirely failed. A.
this time our store keepers, and they are only
a sample of all others, are very much lika
the foolish virgins spoken of in scripture,
they have a good supply OF lamps, but nc
foll.-The glass workers have been busy, but
the oil makers either have been idle, or else
:. hlaeInand- has been enormous. 1t is a mat
ter of some inquiry, whether this oil will
maintain its ground as the cheapest article
that is at present known Tor light, or whSh-
er it may not be about proving failure
We copy long article, giving a very full
history of the Manufacture Of this oil, from
the Evening Post, which will he read with
4 interest at this time.
The Bangor Union publishers have beer
testing the relative cost OF Kerosene oil anu
gas with the following results
'Our gas bill for the quarter ending Jan
LIST, 1853, WAS S63,1O. We commenced the
use of Kerosene the 9TH of October last, and
from that date to January LIST, 1859, being
eleven weeks, our Kerosene oil bill was SCI +,
%. Had we burned the Kerosene the Who'll.
quarter, the bill could not possibly have ex
ceeded S25, or about tco-ffths the expens,
OF gas, We should here remark that in tn
oil experiment we have had the same mum
Der Of burners that we used while burnin.
the gas.
1t should also be borne in mind that thC
price of the Kerosene has for the past wv,
months been very high, being 81 40 per gal
lon. The probability Is. that tho price vii
not long continue above : 90 per gallon
w hen it falls to or below that sum the ex
.pense of Kerosene may be safely calculated a
oHe-third that Of gas"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21
REPORTS of the Trustees and
!. superintendent Of the In
sane Hospital.

-Wearc in receipt Of this Report. by the
krdaess Of the StfperintshIcu;. The Trus-
iaas say, having carefully WATCHED over tt
Interest OF this Institution through another
year, they hav, foani its oifeers and aseenl-
an Is Iaithful in their respective duties, aud
the patients in as comf3rt.shlea condition as
! their several eases w3ali admit They also
say, chat the financial aft .rs ofthe Hospi-
tai hsye been wisely aud economically man
ase1." They ask that the State will grant
an appropriation of fy1 thousand dollars to
be expended in various ways for the comfort
and convenience of the patients, The Trus-
tees say. ''that, early in the year they made
an appropriation of ; $40, from the fund re
ceiyel from the lnaniticence Of the late Col.
Black of Ellsworth, for the Commemorate emit
of the Library proposed BY the t6stlior y
SIX hundred and thirty volumes have been
purcha sed.
The Superintendent says, s'the year has
been markell with sacc IS AMI prosperity"
The year WAS commenced with two hundred
and eight pltieats ons hundred and eighteen
males and Pincty females. Since received
one hundred and twenty six-soventy-twc
males ana Gity-iour females-.-u,aking a to-
tai under treatment of thrce hundred and
thirty-four. Discharged during the year,
one hundred and twenty six. Remaining
now, two hundred AMI light. The condlt N
OF those dis:harg5l NJ. IS falla.xS-Eilty-
nine We're recovered, twenty-five improved,
eighteen unimproyel, and twenty-foar have
died. Since the opening Of the Hospital n
4 period Of eighteen years, one thousand nine
hanlred and seventy-eisht patients have re-
: ceiyel treatment. Oae thousand seven hun
drsl and seventy have been discharged, of
whom. eight hundred ami thirteen recovered,
; three hunlrsd AMI forty-scven Improved,
;. thres hundred AMI sixty unimprovei, aud
two hundred and fifty died Fiity-fye Of the
patients now in the Hospital are foreigners
: and the State pays for their support.
This Report does credit to the skill and
ability of the Superintendent, and shows the
p1ss assion Of u wl.chful and faithful interest
, III its welfare and success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21
Tho Close Of tho Volume.

tn 7rr1er closes the 4,h year Of the publication o
IL Aasrcla. W take the ocea.5a 10 thank cur Ga.
~ rs igl Is whl have pail tn r-utrr' or their al
t.ait5l sl.s. w hay. many l'5l subscribers,
sA9 pay r. IMPLY, and We have m'r, Wa cannot or d
80. rf5Il ,hlt al aic lab a,l material that goes t.
m4sa up a nrsspaper, costs mlaey,
T. 'Ais Ia. -tss, Ne rent,, inst W. hlv, ml1t ont
'F Ills UP to .ds time The same Ia alvanca anl very
much desire ;ia tAy shall be =ottlei very som,
ned tts money. IsuEy arr not sstcI IN SIX month";
IT, sra7 Of na .,tuln w,I %, s.dcly eNitsl. We
shall h1'e 10 do thig to sur aIrsef fron loss. At all
tHss, WA p'rs'n pays IN slra9cs mnch he Is
"a asrears. aisla,s pay only VIII o, charged W Ella
tend exact pay stirty ae,orl.as to our paai..'el
taraa- hereafter. Ia capi.s, $1,000; orc cory vaca
pail "i.l ST., mna.as, sl,5' d. ,as expiration u The
yttr. sea. CIV
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

SricIDE OF JUDsoS HU1cHrNsoN.-We re-
gfct TO learn that Judson Hutchinson, one of
the celebrated Hutchinson Family, commit
ted suieiAeby hanging himself in an unfinished
house belonging to his brother John, at Lynn,
on Tuesday night. No cause is assigned for
the deed.
.He'had been assisting his hfothcr John and
wife in attending TO the fires kindled in the
unfinished house to prevent the plaster freez-
ing. and was lett in the basement arranging
the furnace ire VIXEN they returned "a the
High RocISeottage few feet distant. FiAd,
ing tea ready on entering the house they rung
the bell or Jadsoh but he did not come. and
his brother on searching for him found him
hanging by the neck. lie has at times Civ
ing indications of an unsound state of mind.
1t is related that he was once taken to an hos
pital for treatment by his brother Jesse, who
died in California, and happening to gain ae5.
in advance. he persuaded them that Jesse was
the insane one and nearly sutsoeded in hav-
ing him locked up. He retnrre from con :
cert tour with the family about d week since,
and concert was given by them i'll Lynn
last Saturday evening. In manner and dress
he was quite centric This coneeit was part
y natural, But much affected. His expansive
shirt color and sizeless felt hat viii not soon
be forgotten. The deceased was about forty
years Of age, and had been much absorbed in
spirituahsin fer some time past, and has some
times conversea laterly on the best means of
committing suicide State Of Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

AUGUSTA, Jan ith 1889.
Bat little business Of popular interest
has been done since | wrote last week.
The Standing Committees have been
appointed, AMI are generally hard at
work. The result of their woi k, wheth-
er for better or worse, will appear in
due time.
Among the State officers, Mr.. Peek
has been reel ectcd Treasurer, and Mr..
Barker renominated Land Agent. but his
election is deferred, because Of good
custom thnt has been adopted, not to
elect any of the old officers until they
have presented their Reports, and shown
their accounts to be all right Mr..
Hartman, Councillor elect of Waldo,
having declined his office, it has been
filled by the re election of the Hon. VIM.
Merriam.
On Thursday Of last week, an Order
was passed that the Governor be request
ed to communicate such information as
may be in his possession relative to
frauds in the late elections among the
French population of Aroostool County,
and the subject Of those frauds was re.
ferred to a joint select committee, of
which +. A. Pike, Esq. is Chairman on
the part of the House Probably some
faote will be brought to light, tina. will
be particularly interesting 20 our Con.
grcssional District.
On the same day Mr.. Gilbert OF Bath.
introduced an Order instructins the COM
mittee on Railroads to inquire into the
eXpedie ncy of mcasur designed to fa-
cilitate the construction of Railroad
from Bangor to Calais, to which Mr.
Pike moved an amendment to the effect
that the State should loan its credit to
the enterprise. This of course, called
up Mr.. McCrillis Of Bangor, to whose
care it is understood that the interests
Of the Aroostook Railroad have been
committed, and the sharp, spicy debate
that followed between these gentlemen,
gave us to understand what we shall sec
VIXEN the shirmishins is over and The
battle really begun.
The subject Of Biennial sessions o.
the Legislature. as recommended in the
Governor Address has been referred to
a Committee. bat it is doubtful whether
:he two-tAirds vote necessary to carry
the measure, can be OBJ aimed in the Leg
islatIrc.
A proposition has been INTRODUCED to
limit this session of the Legislature to
the period Of sixty days; but, while the
general and earnes. wish, is to have
short session, it seems very plain that
the business of tho Legislature cannot
be done, as it should be done, in this
time.
: We had slight fall of snow this
morning, but it has cleared off pleasant
ly this afternoon. A clear, pleasant day
seems deligh tiul after til stormy and in.
tensely cold weather OF last week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21
~. szaso.s ssri.rsstc ofa Dictator
SsIi.s.

II, 1n,axtri,;1s biN oGaral bv Mr. N,s,r
in the senate .nf ii, Unit,1 St,fAs ~, inns.
=liv.vifI b, f}l3a in this dlv,s jss,e= Of n,
Eyeqing. Post. II is almost n conv of the
oil diets Il the Roman senate puttiu
unlimited my r. ia the hand, Of a C.nsul
ne ami Il. fj5,o5y, reyIj,5. ira c5ojot II civ,
tha Pr .l.at az r,,var a,ar ON, r,l,.
fms mi =a5,fy wf.b Nsxfc, a,3 f,,,tr,-
america. bat with ali the c,msa1n;tjes "t
S,ut5 tInariei. il 5bmits FIN anestian al
,yar,.r .,,,,,,t 5f
II a,fb,r;l,l him :, .,nI 9,ft = ,,ts ;,t, ~,
harbors and mn IT,, ri.ars Of these '.1nnt,.i..
+, h,u,harl DIP t,,vns and +, c,,,s, Nv,
fro5ns n h, mIr..L,I int, fIs;r tsrr;f ,r,. ,,'i
k,,d tbaf,- - I5ar as nav snft his f,nsy :.
In sI5rt i Ylfy,sfs { ,n~rsss If tbr n,y,r ,r
nr,sorying the ma, Of Ito c.,,Ir+rv in IL,
d,aIings viii il nearest neigl,h,rs an1 !,
rn,5rl In III ,sa v.rv matters ,yb;,b r,,-,,;,'
~ ,,i>s. 81 - HI, La,,.it;,,i a;
y..sts tbsm If tt;s n 'vqr n crtrnst i, :, :,
wa1k-minls9 Oh Gentleman snrrNun5c,I
h,- = SIT If r5nns,Ilnrs WIN ,ro ,baIIr H.
1,tr,ro,1. Whit i lives ~ ~, iii, ,rSlr.
MA. WI, II tba nh ~. a,,anoJ ..i,
,ynnIJ n.t ,rst o,,a 1.,,i. 1,,t ~. bnn,lr,i ~
c,nt;n1in. him in aq;en ne pres;1ert If thl
Tnit,1 St,tos
~, '
;, ino eeono.hY u '.iis scneiiie' tng eAlsn, OF
Tue power IL Pu's in'o ehG n'ilus ol hr'
buchanah' ana ms acknowledged unftness
u DC the yep 9sit9ry OF sueh a; a power weak
una rasa as DC Is y turns WIZ, we nope; DC
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

MENTAL DEPREssIoN.--It has often
been remarked, that no one can minister
to mind disc ,cd; but a mind diseased
IS frequently only the consequence OF
dIsordeiod digestion. and naturally finds
relief when the process of nutrition is
restored to Lcal,hful state. The
PERUVIAN SYRUP removed the NOR.
bid condition Of the stomach, quickens
the circulation, increases the inscnsiblc
pcrspira,ion and consequently relieve.
the mind from the causes of its dcpres.-
ion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21
Grand Exhibition Ball.

Nj spcncer's Dancing School in Bucksport
will close about the first of February with
Grand Exhibition Ball, (thc particulars to
be given hereafter) For music. Mr. Was
gatts Quadrile Band, of six pieces, of Ban
gor has been engaged.
The School at Ellsworth will close on som
evening next week with Ball-due notice to
be given. Music by the Ellsworth Quadrllle
Band
Mr.. Spencer's School Mt Orland will close
with an Exhibition Ball.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21
What has Become of the
MONEY!

y
Mr.. Buchanan came into power tweny-twu
months ago, under the most E.yorlbl, cir
cumstanccs for himself and his future re-
nown. The country was willing to award
him all praise whether the mere politician
desired it or not, for disintercstcd patriot
ism, administrative talent, an an able and
impartial administration of the Affairs of the
nation, if he should prove himself entitled to
rrAise, Ia, Treasury of the country was
uyerlowinr;, there being surplus on hand
on the 4th OF March, of over 222 900 900.
and the receipts constantly accumuating,
rhe Secretary Of ths Treasury, who is said
to be not profoundly yerscl in the laws Of
trld2, nor well qualified for the peculiar du-
ties Of his post, advertised to purchase the
outstanding debts Of the nation, ana bought
sn.ne five millions of dollars by paying well
for it.
Pretty soon he found his funds short, and
before Congress expired, he was begging
of it for permission to borrow money. Au-
thority to issue twenty millions of Treasury
notes WIS given ard this large sum exhaust
81 oy.r orj ob,vo rao,;,..a mo-, 1T.
.,u ~. ,,.,i, 81 -,., ..,:, r
twenty millions moro. This has all been OK
pended and the Federal Government is upon
the ver,o of honkrnntcv Tho ,,tos, rcndrts
from WASHINGTON i tL,t nothing il n,;d
exes6t soef le,n,,,,Is az c,,,,t ~, I,l,r,.1
,ab a9rrv E., :, ,,.r,.1 rr,,, scva, ;, i, N mil.
inns and Nessrs P,ss.II r.o,5 W,5.
dill n.y. " b,,, + i a,.s.o3 t,,;s ,,r u,
col,.5 =, ,xor y,s ,,Iant, l5,, I,.., H.. an,
+, NIL. ,5, .,,,, fttf, > ,,,,3,,
mi 5..1f,f 3,5f,... -. = ,,.,a.,,.,
But tlis dnos nj aceon,, e.r only small
mart al Tho :, felt P.,, w;.ha,. f.l,,,,;,r
tha ;,a,,;r,. - >, ,yler, al ~ H., ,,.,,,,'
has h,s, sr,,t :. ;yv,fi s,,,,,, 6
tt, ,.,,.z.,,,,,,c,,,i =, III,
-. ,,,rn;,,,, 49, h,a,.n.,'. -, H.,
,s,s - 7.,.,,,,r,. :, ,.,,r.l,s, r,i~, u,o-I..
,.,,.,... .,,1.,.,
.cu,x;,,. u,,.,..,I,.,'''.,s,.'.',..
l,.,;iI -, - W -. II. 49,.
,i,..I ont ~ oxa.I;,;,,, 80. p,
I'll, n,;lI;,as = IL. H., 49,. T',
-, .....,
O., ,,,,.,no, E, on, NJ - -. r.;..I,
mas a.reae5 tt'f2aasea III etie senate Il o'''
placing !H'''y millions Oh aoi'ArS at MS
ul,l.'s"' '9F '''is purpose. an '"esS prop
os''''"' ANU as.s, Involve an immense
'''''' '.''' ~ ~ ''"''' s''' man" WIN
'''''A' ~ cAe,'.lH.. "9'''' VITA 'ns e'o'-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

The Machias Republican of next week :
Will contain metrical version Of .idj Genls
Webster Report. 1t will he rich. Bon
ner is behind, this time, in securing the at
traction of the day.
SINGING. The singing members of tho
legislature meet regularly every mornin.
and "tune up their Voices for about If
teen minutes before the House is called to
order
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

TnE TRANSPORT PlcAYuNE. This is the
mama of a hre newspaper Published by Fred
Atwood Esq. at Frankfort. 1t has wide
field Of labor opened before it, 1t is "the
champion Of the material, spiritual tempo
raj and eternal, commercial, industrial and
educational interests of the town." If the
Frankforters do not sustain The Picayunc,
then it must be because they have no such
interests as are enumerated above.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21
PREAcnNG, Pa4tGIcs. Among the acti

PREAcnNq Pa4srIcs. Among The actions
triedat the sitting of the. Supreme Judicial
C5ure.at sfacur;as kastWeek, was the one for
preaching politics-"I, T. osgood v. j.
Grandgns Thear1o was brought to recov-
er $500 Subscribed by defendant in support
of preaching. The defendant alleged that
the piaintiTagreclaot to prcaqh politics ,aad
upon that condition hc subscribed, Tire
y9rdict was for the plaintiff. Who shall he
the jud e il all such contracts? The Al-
ministration had bc,ter' g. t, this matter at
once, and have the power conferred on the
President, q of1is under officers, ofappoint-
ins. oiheers whose business it shall be to ds-
ternine whsa ministers preach politics -
Bat then. only mon Of pluck should re-
eeiys The appointment, % that there shall
be NO such Asserti5n as took place hero OF
one Fast1sgss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

The lumbermcn aud mechanics Of Rich.
mond. Maine, have lately opened new
branch Of business. They have set mcchan-
les to work building houses for expectation.
They entirely complete the houses, even to
the finest of the finish, aud box them up and
send them TO Boston. last year some So
600 were received into town for that kind Of
produce Boston Traveller
Why not start something Of the kind in our
village? We have the mechanics, the lu,n-
Der and superior facilities for ding the work.
We must intr1d a greater number OF small
manufactures in our midst, so that all Of our
ns'setianis' find omrl"y'non,, and moro
will be induced to make Ellsworth the place
Of their aboir.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

u Those interested will please no.
,ice the closing OF Mr.. Spenccr's School.
Mr.. Nasgatts Quadrllc Dantl is very
popular with the Baugoreans, and wher J..
ever known, and good time and good
music, may be expected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

TIE LARGEST HOG IN THE County. Mr.
Fox Of Waltham, killed last week a hog
which weighed over six hundred pounds. -
The girth of this monster among the grun-
tiers, back Of his fore legs, was six feet and
one inch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

LIQUOR CASE. Thomas Gilpatrick
was prosecuted, at the recent sitting of
the court in Machias. for the value Of
three tons OF hay destroyed by fire by
persons intoxicated with liquors sold by
hun, and the verdict was against him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

CusroM TAILoRISG.-Ihose in want
of the best description of gentlemen 6
garments, are referred 10 the advertise
ment of J. W. Smith 81 Go, corner Dock
square aud Elm street, Boston. They
possess great facilities for supplying the
bes, AMI mos, tasteful clothing a. the
loves. p Sal lie prices.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

KANSAS TROUBLES. The troubles
in Southern Kansas grew out OF the vi
ola.ion of Il treaty Of amnesty made by
Gov. Denver, By the Border Ruftians
Montgomery and Capt, Brown, since
their enemies forfeited their word, have
concluded 10 settle some old scores.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21
POStpOnennent.

In Consequence Of the Delegate to the
Board Of Agriculture not being able to make
his Report on the Goth ult, the Convention
viii beTostPonei one week, when it viii be
held at Bluehil on Wednesday the "a day
Of February, instead January 26,
A. NJ. GLlppEN, Scc'y.
Ellsworth. january u 1850.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

The MAINE HisroRIcAL SOCIETY met at
Augusta on Wednesday, President Woods
Of Bowdoin College delivered public Ad
dress on the life OF the Late Professor Clcavc-
land.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

MEETING HOUSE. The new Metho-
dist Episcopal Meeting house in Penob-
scot will be dedicated en- Wednesday,
the Both.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

a benevolent man, who proves his
wish to save time by throwing it away
on foolish calculations, has discovered
that in forty years a snuff taksr dcvotes
twenty four months in BLOWN. his nose.
Springfield Republican.
Had the benevolent mathema ,ician
referred to had box of Durno's Snuff
near him when he made the above CAL
cula'iou it would have saved him the
trouble for two pnchcs would have cleared
his head given activity to his brain and
slowed him wha, a laundering big foo!
be was.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

The kcrnelling mill of the Gorham
Powder works blew up last Saturday,
killing Mr.. ID. Il. Jones.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

ORDINATIoN. Rev. w. II. Kelton
was ordained as Pastor Of the LIST Bap.
It's. church, Buehill, last week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

The communication from Woman
of Hancock county" will appear next
week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-21

BorNrrrs. Mr.: stae4pole of Watervillo
has introducedin the legislature an order to
inquire into tie,expedieuey cf repealing all
laws giving b5nntics on wild animals Hope
all sacA Laws will be swept from the statute
book f3-,t