davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

subject known IN 'be catalogue 81 human He a. ssS
real. or other Diseases 81 the genital organs.
Midwifery, hisoanaige, impntssce snd tarrsnpes .
monZ other t"pics are treated siih al The cpnsSsfS
which their importance cemsDds-t Icing IN fac con
pete and prsereal work on the Psychological Ns.isrss
th- Hale aud 'enA. system and viii b. rsisd IN se.sc
wrspp"s 20 sny part Of the world al the exesecinz ~
price ofTgENrY five CENTS, or i've copies for 90
collar.
A1ENIo NASIED IN every set@, county, city ane va
age IA the United Sistss and CsDaaas-
DR. REYNOLDS continues To di,pense hi. invanses
remedies 70 those afflicted nth secret Dsesses ui;D NJ
succs.- attendant upon THIRTY year, % pSrsnn. err
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

Particularly adapted 10 the use
81 ss.h -sres, which describes n
PLAIs fNGI.l-H all that IL nsss
NARY % knoN pertaining 10 to
Geb~rstiy. disorierr-bow con.
trnctsd--ihe influence tLsy pc
dnce GPon mind and body-hos
ali persons can AVOID then, arc
II they ar. 30 unfortansis ~ to
bh contracted such eisesseA
how Ia sGeci a speecy soc OF
tain cure. Likewise, II oon'aps
mapy importsn, hints ~bset WI
70 found ssryioeAbie 10 thSse 70
married life, embracing every
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
AYERS
A que Cure,

AZ UC SuI0,
yoR rHE SPEEDY CURE or
in,crmii,cn; Fever, ar Fever and Am,
Remit,ent Fever. Chill, Fever. Dp,,,
isuc. Periodical Headache. or Bi,;c..
Headache. and Billions Feyers. ma.ss
for the whole class Of diseases o,,-,.
Mating in hillary ieraasemenl. cau.e,
BIZ the Malaria at miasni:aiic countries
No one remedy is louder called for by d.
necessities Of the American poJiae than !. -,
and safe cure :Or Fever AID -Asuo. sui
remedy we are now enabled IN crtr. NTH
perfect certainty tia, il viii e-adieate TIE dis
e,se. and with assurance. founded ol poo
that no harm can arise from ii> ase in Any
quantity.
That which protects fFo'a ~ prev :, IN.
disorder must be Of immense scrv. IN D.,
communities where il prevail. P-fr...l,,, !.
better than cure, for the patieat >esanes tho
risk which he must rum IN Vl"lc.s AiiaNA. a
this ha,eiul di>,cmrer. Fii> "C,lJ eApA,
the mia,maiic poi~,n OF Ftur ,>n NJ
from the system and prevents n, ievslp--
mens of the disease. If taken ga the hrst a.
preach of lis prensonitory SYMPTOMS. I,
not ONLY the best romedy ever Vet discover
ior tins class a! complaints. hut also A.
cheapest. Tho larcc quantity ~ sj,p,,
a dollar brings IL within thu reach Il rr,
| body: and IN bilious diSiESiS. where Fry
AM LAGVE prevails. every body should Iay. d
| and use il freely both for cure aua yroto.ii,.
| Ii is hoped this price Will place II within IN
reat nj ali-the poor - VEL - the rich. A
| great superiority If tbs remedy o,,r "a,
| other ever discovered Cor n, speedy AID ca,
| tain cure Of intermittent i>. tia; II contain.
no ouininc or mineral. con>e3 uc;slv il ny
| ,iucC> no quini>m or "tber 'lEanicus ,tcr,.
| whatever upon the constitute "a. ilRl>e rur..i
| bv it are left a, healthy a, ii thc, lad ne,r.
| had the disease.
Fever aud tg'IciS rot alone TIE .'n .,,quene,
of tine miaSmaric poison. \ erea, variety e..
dis r,tsrs ari,e from IT. irritation. amurs whci
ar Neuralgia. Rheumatism. ,soui. ilcadashc
Blindness, Toothachc. lara he. taisrTh. Ash
ma. Palpita,ion. Painful Affection 81 a.
| Spleen. MYSTERIES. Pain in tie Rovvels. Colr
PARALYSIS. and pcraagemcii; ci the stomach
Nil of which. when originating IA I'M, can
put on the intermittent tylc, "f hs.oInc ieroa
zeal. This CCEF" cNlcl> inc iui>on f. D.
the blood and consequently cuc> them %,
alike. IL l. an invaluable Protection ,o mul.
| grants and persons travelling ~ tcmpasrl,
,e,idinc il the ualariDi. districts. Ii Lake..
| occasionally or daily NJ il, exposed Ia a.. n
| fiction. tina; will t. e>,r.t,,l iron tlc swim
and cannot accumulate I'M suiiigiru ut.aui ii,
| 10 ripcn INTO d.scas,. lic.tc ~ = even nv,
valuable for protection tn.n cue. AID ~ b d.
/ ever suffer from lutpmltiDt>, ID iAck -.
themselves of the rsa,oction this icueiy a.
! fpris
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
.nHrtEs..c t.;sfH.

Mortgage safe.
DEFAULT having been made in the pavJlru oi 4
certain sun % money secured tn he paid bv On
indentnrc 81 mortgage, bearing date the oath dav
of April i. n 1898. executed hy Richard Brig =
aud Aurilia Briggs his wife 10 John H. Pratt, an,!
recorded in the Office OF the Register %. Deeds
for the county Of Incham IL the STATE Of Nichi-
gan, on the 18th day of July s. u. 1857 at Io
o'clock A. e. in i.b,r IN OF mortgages on pa
ges 2Gl, 2d3 and 2t$, 10y which default the power
TO sell contained in said mortgage has become
operative, on which indsu'ure q. mortgage and
the notes promi-sorv t. secGrc tn. pavmeut for
which it was given, there i claimed to bc due az
the date hereof. the sum of one hundred and
eghty-fou dollars and sixty seven cents Isl Il =
ca ard no snit or proceedings having been in
sttutci at law to recover the debts secured by
sold nJ..ntur.. of r,,n~fsf-. .,,.~ 49, g.
now, therefore, notice j. herei Y given, that by
virtue of power OF sale contained i'm said linden
turc of mortgage, and of the Statute IN such case
made and provided, the said mortgage viii he
iorec!osed by public sale Of the mortSaged prem
iscs, therein described, as follows, viz : common
cling at point the line of the east half of the
north east quarter Of section No. thirtv-tour 81
in township four a. north of range No. two IN
east forty eight rods III IA southcry direction from
he north east corner of the said east half Of the
north east quarter, running thence westerly par
allel with the section line the north side of the
said section, to the west side of the east halt OF
the said north east quarter, thence SCuthery To
the south west corner of the east halt of the said
north east quarter, thence ca,tcrly to the south
east corner of the said quarter, thence northcrlr
along the section line 10 the place of beginning.
containing fifty six acres, he the same more or
less. in the township Locke in the county of Ing
ham and State of Michigan, viii be sold AZ pub
lie anction, To the highest bidder, At the Court
House in the village OF Mason, in the county of
lnghsm and State of Michigan on MONDAY the
ith dav of April, 1859, at one o'clock F. VI of >aii
dsv. Dated Jan, IL, 1859. JOHN Il. PRATT,
WIN II. PINCKNET Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgage l4iwl3.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

syDWAESD ASSOCIATION
.nEI pIIIt

: .ri,r' Iss.r,q .sfalle.,I Lg sp ciIt e,looai-at
f.ffss F.hef II he Ss,l o"d Btyessot. oig.ri
sIiJ, iit't ard ky,dcalic Dls.Jses
TIE HOWARD A-'oCI ATOM, in view 81 the awful de
s'rucuoI @! hainan HE, caused bv seNnsi diseases.
the fe-ep On rr,ciicsl upon the unfortunate vie
such, D. pusct-. several 20 drec
Tel their Consulting surgeon. n CHARITABLE ACT
wohv "g tris nanlc q" uEess b.nirs for the treat
C.! h. clsS- a. diSer~r-. al rh"r forms and 10
yiva MEDICAL q VICE Ora IS "a all who apply by let
ter sif uiia q" ihrir condition, (ace, occupa-
ton. 'hsl'- of lie. } ani 10 Of extreme power.
-. - FTRN III NtpItiN- TRl.f uf CHARGE II =
dos - .,:i Thar ~" s-s"et'.on eonmauS tie hugh
N-.ra,i sfil of the sy- sui ill Irui,h he ap
proved az l,erI tTes 'nirut.
Tia directors The Association, ia their ANIMAL Re port
.sor3 'a t,ra of ~eSusl Diseases. fr thu year end
ny Jsuuary Isl ISIS exur~-- the highest satisfaction
WIN 49,. winch h.- attended the 'aboTs a,
f;,. Cons al'.s. surgeon in the of Suermator
Tia.s. seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorrhoea,
5rc- syphilis rli- vice Of 'irsurn Self abuse e
an orl g"u',rHsGc" The plan for he ensuing
wear
'h"r lshor IN tli % benevolent effort have beer
a.. ,I"at betei afflicted especially IL the Young
? nj they have r1irEf :" devote themselves with re
wed real, 10 ts .-sy important ant much despsed
csu--.
Al admirable Report 81 Sgerm,,orrhoea or SerninsI
Weakne-S =, the vice "f Onanism iasturhatou Or s.'
u hgs" ANA "Ih-r Diseases Of the sexual organs by the
nsa.ting surgeon Will b. sent by mail On r sealed
y-lope), FREE OF CHARGE receipt Of TWO STAMPS
for postage Other Reports and Tracts the and
inE published lps grgr0us distribution and viii be
To- rbe afflicted oi The remedies and methods
Of treatment discovered during tbs last fgreal
vslue.
Address, Tor Report treatment " J. SklIIIN
HOUGh1IN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. Bv order the III
recrorS ERA Il HaRTwFlI Pr.sidep.
GEo. FAIRcrIb. Secretary. l16vI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
Probate Notice.


Probate Notice.
NTATEOF MICHIGAN, County OF Tngham. $.
~ AT a session of the Probate Court for the
county of lngham, holden at the Probate Office.
IL Mason, on Monday the 3lst day of January, in
the year one thousand eight hundred AID fifty
nine. Present, VIM II. Pinckney, Judge 81
Probate In the matter of the estate of JOHN
Berry, deceased On reading and fling the
petition, duly verified, OF Amos Workman. prav.
ing that administration of said estate NAV be
granted to the said petitioner
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 2sth
iav of February next, at | o'clock in the alter
noonb be assigned for the hearing of saii petition.
and that the heirs at law of said deceased, ard all
other persons interested in said estate are reaur-
ed Ia appear at a session of said Court, then to
ne holden az the Probate Office in the village Of
Mason, and show cause, if any there be, why
the PRAYER Of the petitioner should not be grant
ed: Ind uis further ordered. that said peti.
TONER give notice 70 the persons interested in
sad estate, o. the pendcacy ot -aid petition and
the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this
order to be published in the Lansing Republican.
a Newspaper printed and circulating in said coun-
u OF in-ham = successive weeks previous 70
said day of bearing. \ true copv.I
WN. II. PfNCKNEY.
3El4s .Iu.lno n.p
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the annual NEE
~ ting Of the Ingharn county Agricultural So
cieiv for the election Of officers and the irsnac-
ton Of other business, viii be held a, the Office
Of the Secretary in the village Of Mason, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of January, 1889.
le2w5 GEO VI. HUNTINGTON, Sew
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

SO wide is TIE field Of it, usefalucs, and
mcrcus are the cases Of IT, cures, that eines.
every section Of country ahounds ~ persons pub
hrly known. who have becn restored iroa alarming
and even desperate diseases 81 thc lungs hy IT.
uSc When once tried. lis superiority over ever
other medicine Of It's kind Is too apparent 10 eSca
observation. and where lis virtues are known. IL
public no longer hesitate what aBisdoic 10 ealas'
For the distressing ard dangerous affections u ~
pulmonary organs that in~iden, to cur eiims'e
While many inferior reneaics ihfLst Upon me
community have failed and been discarded, ms
has gained friends ~ every tral, oi erred hersh's
on the afflicted thes can never forget. ana ff"-
duesd cures too numerous snd TOO s,insrAab.c y
be forgotten.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

The TELEGRAPH LINE is no~ open cor PuuIc BrSr-
Passengers or Great Western Paisay go on the Rail.
ssy Ferry steamer, AZ n NJ K Dock lea wing book At
10 IL A. NJ. Aud $40 T. VI.
PARCELS LIT AZ 81 the TICKET OFFICES, are
NOW i'rssrde; ~ P4s5E.eE TR.IS- VsRy MouHn ~
RATH~
The C"mpan,' Time Tables b. had Al any Of Tie
stations
v. n. MUIR, ten Supt
r M Y Office he ls-S
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
DIR. j. w. kERMOTT,
Ecle tic Physician and Surgeon.

Ecle tic Physician and Surgeon.
Would most respectfully announce that he will
visit Lansing OH the second days OF every month
for the purpose OF meeting patients afflicted with
Chronic or Lingering Diseases.
Rlones ar ire Lansing House
DR.. Kermott has in hi possession certificates
from. and i permitted 10 refer 10 hundreds Of
gentlemen of high standing and respectfully,
in Detroit, London, Toronto, and other cities and
towns, vho, having been reduced 20 the border
of the grave from Liver Complaints Dyspepsia,
and other diseases and having tried IN VAIN their
phy.ician'- prescriptions and most of the quack
nostruns for the cure of those diseases are now,
from the use of his Vegetable Medicines, in the
enjoyment of perfect health
Or. kernott has, in the cities Of London and
Detroit, during the last seven wears. administered
the different remedial agents OF the Vegetable
Kingdom 10 thousands Of patients, in almost ev-
erv variety of disease, with unparalleled success
His medicines are exclusively vegetable, and such
a. re safe and etficacious in the cure of disease
without entaiiag on the patient any OF those
mi-eries experienced from mineral poison-.
Chronic or Lingering Diseases of the Lungs
Liver, Kidneys. and Scrofula Cancers, all impuri
ties of the blood, and all diseases of Women anC
Children, treated successfully.
Dr. Kermott has mad great experience In dis
eases Of the Chest and Nervous system, curing
hundreds Of eases pronounced incurahle by othel
physicians.
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION
~ Or. kermott's residence, Detroit. I'm
trance 10 Dispensary, No. Ii Congress street
entrance to office Gri-wod street, first door from
Congress.
Or. Kermott will also visit Howell the 18th
and Brighton the 26th OF every month. ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

s'-5. 4 W. eft ,f tt0ii-H. o.. at. - i.aa
l.,u -TH- Nv we i afflicted i've -ars VIII a
-l, rf "a r -', 'sy in b. %. nj expected - I've
SAD ASH la.r,- yertnraLt. ..-ttr~vTt. dhf az
,..f q g !...r sEf H,~ ptvsc.su co1'd 40 ngtain-
~, r. ~ L-r SEQ. t..s rninurTyrj ttAtsE N'dt "1s
80. .r..,.nut.,r >...p AMI ,fter using hSc bottles
-s. . b.. DO asai0. lave also en- u l.,
..r rp...s.... sf tuA TsnlN 'rT severe coughs hnn
49, . t.. e.,ts ntr.. bcaa >iict that have r'ncuded
. -t. l...f rt.! rf-r ,,, III. Ms grandson ~
30. - ,-srl a 4 ,-. 80 ~. !Inr-. for which the do
90 ....f. H., f,4.,.u. bottle az syrup ~ :
M ,rrsI ..t, ."k>,lth 10 this place vas afflicted
- b. .,.. 81. a., O.. !i'r = work. one bottle
, p - sra. h.- il.i |n -tur'i thtt 'e = u "rE
., t.+,. % lt.nr another t,tttlr ~! Dcrirct .hr
Al I,4 recommend &. r-e who rsiisrlE a.
=. .. L I'D. .f -fu... .- wing this med. rin" = nal
81. ....f..,., M. Il VI BARTON.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
Cs,ancer. Sale.

DY virtue of Il d-cretal order of the Circuit
~ Court tn- tho count, Of "=han, in chaLcerv,
made The 9TH day of October. SIS, m = case
wherein Charles NJ Beehc, executor OF the lat
will and testament of Silas Becbe, deceased. J.
complainant. and William T. johnson, Hannah
johnson, stephen :. Gidnry am r. ia Gidnev
are del.HdantS-i the subscriber, the Circuit
Court Commissioner for thc county OF lugham,
State Of Michigan, will sell al public auction al
the Court House, in the village of Mason in said
county. on Saturday the 18th dar of March next,
at one O'clock in the afternoon OF that day, the
land in said decrctii order, described "a follows,
viz: beginning at the south east corner OF the
west halt OF the north west quarter OF section
number twenty-siX, in township one north OF
range two east, running thence north, on the
east line OF said lot, ninety-nne rods, or 90 a
point parallel with the south side of Main street,
in the village OF Stockbridge, according 10 the
recorded plat of said village, thence west parallel
with the south side of Main street thirty-onc
rods thence south on line of lots ~ the village
of StockbIidge aforesaid ninety-ni rods, thence
east thirty rods 10 the place Of beginning,
and containing nineteen and 2g-lu0ths acres OF
a;.d more or less sith the rights and privileges
expressed in deed from said Beebr To said
William T. Johnson, hearing date November
eighth, 4. ID. 1880.
GRIFFIN PADDOCK.
Circuit Court Com'r Inghanl 90 Mich.
O. VI. BARNS, SoIr for Comp't
January 18th, A. u. 1859. 5w9
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
ssle. y. e.. AVER & GO.

X. THAYER, Lansing; J. w. Phelps 4 Co.
Mason; Nath. Champ, Onondaga; Branch 1
Son, StOckbridge and all dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Wholesale by farrand 4 Wheat
on, Detroit. 1yI74
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT.

VII undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the citizens OF Lansing and the surround
ing country, that he has permanently located in
Lansing and opened a shop for the Repairing o.
Watches. Clocks, Jeweiry. NJ.
one door north of Elott's Hardware Store, and
directly opposite Billings Store, where he viii
be happy to accommodate ali thos. wishing anv-
thing in his line of business o. short notice.
feeling assured that he can give good satisfaction
Also, constantly on hand splendidassortmert
OF Gold and Silver Watches, Breast Pins. Brace
lets, Ear and Finger Rings. &c. &c, which can
De Lad at the lowest possible rates.
D. F RATH
Lansing, April 18th. 1926.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
JUST PUBLIS HED!!

4 NEw NokK spLESDIDLy ILIrHrkArED fwI TN ELSso-
RATE ENSKAvISSs.l Or skAKLf go pAss-- IHE Liza;
WORK GENITAL ORGANS EvER srbo-
DCCED TO TIE rrBLIc, rpR KErsoLns MEDICAL crfpt
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ilN NAIIU Z "
Coughs. Colds. Influenza. ttoarsrncss.
Group. bronchitis. Inciriea, cogsunp.
ton. and for the relief Oi CnnsuinPthe
Patients in advanced Stages of the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
lie a. MEMBER Of The Indiana Legislature

~ No .-- \ Fisher -. - iisonier Ind say
Gs- r., r..,..- a--. b. H.hr and very popular here
...u- t..y, -ti tr-HHpit2n syrup. especially. tIs
-.. -r- - d- 10 ss.-t \. PANCAKE t>l .'pfr-th
adj , .-.,. y til -lu'y WAS confined " iis bri wifh
.e--s.t .'t o. H. 9,>c.gu sui friend, believed p1t
.'. sew" tt-r. .'.i ma, soon tie fhrHus'.
.... ..,.... ,ru; Pee la, bee RESTORED
.. ....-uI - 40 "-Ii-'. IN - NH"tn ic'.
.. ..... r.ty. atifctri Nil Ian. f-vc-.
eff -..l So ''l t,uyrrHIs cong thst hs'f't TIE
$751;. ....t V.s.,t,..-. a. Ton. tiis- ,Nrup ard a.
...... ... .,.. f..t .I.,.n r-u HEATH.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

Dr. j. W KERMorT's CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES, manufactured only by
DIR. j. W. kermott, for II VI. Gidman & Co, a.,
their store, No. II Congress St, Detroit, Mich
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Willow. a positive
and never-ialing cure for Ague. Chill Fever and
Bilious Diseases. II is inild vet powerful tonic
in all Gases OF debility, indigestion. dyspepsia.
and weakness of the stomach.
CouPor>D MANDRAKE, o. Aperient Anti-Bil-
ious Pills, the best purrative now known. These
pills combine power with midness of action, and
III no case produce subsequent constipation.
EXTRACT OF BLACKBERRY, a vegetable Summer
Complaint cure. The onlv certain remedy in
Dvsentcry, Bloody FINK, Cholera. Cholera Nor
bus. Cramps DC.
VEGETABLE Pulmonary BaLs.u, saf,. and
certain cure for Coughs, Colds IIoarscness, Bron-
chltis. Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, &c
For Certificates. &c, see Circulars. To be
had of Druggists and Medicine Dealers generally
For sale bv L. TIIAYER, Agent
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
STANTON'S EXCHANGE.
NEW LIVERY sTAk1,.E.

M. u. ID n TT y Y Is q :
MOULD INFORM TIE CiFiZENS OF
w Lansing. that he has opened iivcry
Stable, with 'uIl stock of feet, well brgkc
Horses, comfor:ab!, Buggics, Double Carriages
and S,eighs and by Close attention 10 business
hopes to merit fair share Of public patronage.
Lansing November 30 ISIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

Senator Toombs, OF Georgia, wishes to ace
the day when the Gulf of Mexico and the
Caribbean Sea shall each be mare clausun,.
or little saltwater pond subject to the e1-
elusive use and jurisdiction Of the United
States. Let no flag, he exclalms periodically,
wave over those seas but the flag of the re-
public.
That is precisely what the Danes said
when they imposed duties on the Sound,
against which onr diplomacy has been labor
ing for twenty years past; that is precisely
what the Chinese have said Of the Chinese
and the Yellow seas, until the civilized ma
tons of Europe threatened to blast the mar
row prejudice out Of their heads by force CT
gunpower; and that Is what the japanese
have said until an American envoy persuaded
them to the contrary at the cost to us of
several hundred thousand dollars And il
would be a poor policy to attempt to revive
on this continent system which we all
along endeavored to explode on the ancient
continents.
How can we ask OF others what we are
unwilling to grant ? How can we insist
upon free seas abroad, and yet try to shut ur
the seas at home Mr.. Toombs, it seems t.
us, ought to get more CONSTANT motion
for his Caban aspirations, than this of coina
back to medieval selfshness and folly.
Evening Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04
John Sullivan.

John is one of the public characters of
Ellsworth. No man has q stronger love for
the ''ardent," and less for his family, than
John. He frequently hogs the one while
the other lays him low. His love for new
rum is older than any tender passion for the
opposite sex, and he intends to stand by his
first love. This constancy in Johns aiIec-
ton, often leads him into bad scrapes. We
find him before the civil magistrate frequent
ly, to answer to complaints for beating his
family. The town, the county, his family,
the magis ate and the Tailor, all would be
glad to exchange John for most any body or
any thing else, not excepting John China
man. But John will not be snapped off -
The offer was made to him recently, to either
go to Jail for the twentieth time, or '.cut
stick" John upon the first blush conclud-
"a to "cut," but as i'll luck would have it,
he ''cut and come again His "ardent" af-
lection returned and John found a home in
the building belonging to the county the un-
derpinning of which reaches to the caves
thereof. From some cause John thought his
room wanted fumigating, and one day re-
Gently, he set his bed on fire and came SC
near being smothered to death that he was
dragged out of his room senseless. This wa.
kind of insensibility, which John did no,
care to repeat. But Johns troubles wer.
only begun. He quarrelod with his bed fel,
low, Louis Guido. the italian, during ont
whole night last week, and in the morning
Louis stabbed him with jack-knife in tn,
breast which let out plenty of "claret' anc
ardent. John was frightened and Louis self
satisfied. The Doctor was called and tn.
wound dressed. Our hero ''still lives, )" anG
bids fair to make love to many gallon Of
the "crathur."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-04

criminal thirst of power. of which so
many instances occur aronud us, to find
character whom 1t is honorable to ad-
mire and virtuous to initiate. A ,conqu.
error for the freedom Of his country! A
legislator FOR its security A magis-
trate for its happiness His glories
were never sullied by those excuses in
to which the highest qualities are apt to
degenerate.
With the greatest virtues, he was ex-
empt from the corresponding vices. He
was man in whom the elements We, e
so mixed, that Mature might have stood
up to all the world" and owned him as
her work.
His fame. bound to no country. will
be confined to no age. The character
CT General Washington, which his con-
temporaries regard and admire, will be
to posterity and the mem.
DRY Of his virtues, while patriotism and
virtue are held sacred among men, will
remain undiminished.