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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

LAW. OIL mCTr6rU,
Il Y G. III A n q II
Ann
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE
JOHN q. GOOCH,


Palestine, Anderson CounIv. TEXAS.
blsoL riN,-fhe LIt. col'eiioA AL EreAanss FRS q
tI.yHs q .c IVA. dissolved the nrsl day u January
1850, by msiaai eoAsSRt
Nav sT,iE-nnsn ainud by the ianior Partner.
der hr stye II j. MS a. In all rspecis bereofsa-
seV-n yrarr oialngst executive nen u the toLlksfioss,
tnEAtsfsp srf, AGkN AMI bAssISi ~ y. as once,
vii his hoped, sauant msc VI eihelsn and careful at
enll,n TO ~ nlsrrris tsn,iiu 10 him,
Culis Ia LcsisrH aud Mdds Texas r,c rucpruc5
aid II elcenl resident Aunfnys reiye sIeal alirnfion-
Got Rr-suiis cul~i IL the Federal u urs Tyler
the uns Il AmieIs leusen, Cherokee, smith, heldefson,
kaufman haias kl aud frps,One oouas viii have perez
hai attention.. Vt.
sirhl aud Tine Drahs. In suit I.i
fupis Emitted the iy eoayei, Ia Sight Exchange De-
pusiis evrih~i hf psym, nj on cali e.HIrI l.f Nr
Taxes pld Linl inF nai-resiirnts
Gvnrai AHrfy tr Land, Insurance Companies Lion bAhs
sewing Maehinys, Publishers, &c, II
Iseirrenccs.
NsH fork-Ilrlt Traeyi Iienrys, smith Townsendj j.
~ Wanlwsi N,kvssn Rohlns Lanes, Doyce Col John
scols Ca, saes, Delcher Col CONFLICT, Jennings COL
IlaTrel. ksfy hilhel r ~
Nsw Orisans-- McKery Bradford J. burnside Co.,
sllTk, stauIf,r a Co fheo y. Soaring A Co.
Charlottesville. Iu chlngs o.i Gr, Duteri VIM Hend-
y toI H. u. Aisi shepherd, shaw Col palinger
Jack ,t .f
Honsfon.-n 4. ehcph ri.
IsStn.-Ssenson a s~isher. ... I.#
Naeorloehss,-irl :, A. Starr.
PaisstHe,-iiJsafd Milsj John Murchisonj Igiehar
tunnels,
Shrsne, 0Tt, Lab NJ. johnson.
February 2Jth, lsUO-U35-ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
GALVESTON.
NEW GoSDg:
AHNEN a. RECORD,

CoRSEu STRAND AND BATH ANtNtE GALVESTON,
M nng sewing ~ entire u" any ~ ~ hi'teTt ~, NV !.
res,jpy IN rn r Ir WI aud n-crl lwNrscs, hrown nip'
lcial bills wells Stripes, p"ids anh kerNys, crpetai
r, atd brown Linens M''ins' '"cNp, p Cn r. @
,trs AIiur,s MtTrors, Mantlns Cio"Es, 'msets, INN
scts ,r.i eve. Cellars u- i!ocry aud every yahy"
llg, lr,ss uools. Mattresses Quilts aul Blankets rain'
nh Mars lies Qps Yankee Motions, loots an shoes every
.t,e n aunit, fr Men, Women, nys, Yils Children AMI
strvtnts 4 u'la Il rlnp!rt. H.sormi' ~ a'I Caps
Iat Cgyh Grrnt Pa ygAea and mI0T r SIS , | ~
All grade ai rice; spices Fruits Prs'rver' n'Fen,S'
Nues, CuuknR pLIun'try, oyrtsrs, sar ms hmI"s'
In,rtfd Handles of IN choicest rars direct nom under
uston H,u-. Bends, Peach, Apple 81 cGbrny, :, srbHry
ognac nnl Americas Draldies, Gin Rum, and Wines anu
Raging m Irr genera, assortment Of Hardware and
Cutlery, such Nails, Flooring Bru's Fc NJ Nis anu lhes
o. az rncs icH nd Brc chains. Ilurst slo aud iors'
81 Nails Wrought AMI Cast Bnts AMI hs's''" "'''sS'
door, aud Wind ~, III every size 49,. 49,.
Tool, NucAsHls, Carpcnt rs Cabinet Makers anu 'or
Sh Guns, Sgl. aud be- Rifles, Pistols and Bowie
Gna p,chn Goods, such Clothing, l'a and Cap. Bags
uchs blankets, TANKS, ,aiteen, AN be''' rO"" anu
Ston ry Crocl,ry urd Glassware chnaware, Vases and
Toys Mirror. ,,,, g.,
,ts Husgy Harness single AMI Double, Clothing Tor Nel,
vs. mi s,ryuts uf.vrry vriiy irGnks. Nnlice' saddb
Bag ail apra variety m rt,ry t"na n.m''! ~ ~ W.
utlrn Market - which We call the anuo" 81 ne huy'T.
feeling as ue ia y fail b. pleas II @ith our s,or1iivI
ana TIE price, which We oir irm We hrs determined 10
establish hi, point AMI vi cur facilities we ue u.s.
s,rd lt we can sell Mrlcihts OF Texas an as
70 d. not more favorable terms han can he pushn'ed
81 ,cwl Tie South We enabled to import g"hS mere
MS cheap II, t,cy amy or city expenses Il every KIM
Icing selling for cash, uny,ur It's 'uniV lent, WIN eian'e
goods favorable terms as they can be lad any
where. ..... =,
Our olg experience in the bushes gives US knowefe on
y, is ne dsl md, have pared no time or trouble IN s''c
Ing suit the market and IN the best TERMS from Tue
Iia, MnIu!uc uri,s and iastern ihrhet,
,i,.r.l. Is IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
Murphy House.
Smiths Hotel.

CON GRE s s A VEN lie,
Citv of Austin, T.xs
WIN. d. SCOTT, Proprietor
April l559.-4D:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

uataherhfe. Eitfz toabfy Texas,
Ill rrsefise n he Courfs q the 16ih 18Th. and
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

Spring is a critical period in the manage.
ment Of stock. Working oxen should be fed
weil md keptin good condition, if they are
expected 10 enter heartily into the labors Of
tie opening season. So kept, they will he in
good nm for work--lively, active, and full oil
energy Too often cattle enter upon the
Springs work utterly unfit for the exeriion
required, from the sheer careIessness of their
owners. They baFe been neglected 10th in
feed and care. and no present attention can
supply tie lack ofpfoper Winter management.
Wien oxen begin 10 work, after resting
through tbe Winter, fhey should commence
erii9sl;s, hall day at time, aud light " ork
Z, hat. Tor the first few days. They should
lave eraif aud roots as wcli as hay. while
tssils esaplgyd sopsn he farm even after iil~
4-ass mas rot upto a good isse; % they
IN iafariablr zsoa- ard weaken uh q
fret ~ ,'nep !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

a DpLTBRATION OF LIQUORS, HOW LIQUORS ARE
"A manufactured. Dr.. Coz reviewed, &c.-CHA kLES A.
HELY chemist wiz deliver Lecture illustrated win eIpc
on friday evening At the close OF the Lecture
opportunity will be given for questions Admission 40
no CONSUMERS OF ALE AND OTHERS WHOM II
may conoern--fhe agency carried By I'd ward Daw-
behalf having On ~ Gu day Of March 1850 tsrmna.sd
By mutual consent We the nndersGned hereby dve yea
neced With u.s. Aad that you are mot 70 the sA ndwsrs
pcwson due 70 become due 70 nce y give
AMsDELL RR0fHgRs
Brewefso Of hne Xxx and xxx Diamond Ales, Albany.
APRu 3 l80A Depot Ia Qe6ar Street, Ne@ xQfx-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04
CLOTHING, sc.

BETTER CHANCE STILL FOR LADIES AND GEN.
"a uenen 70 convert their cast Oh clothing into
scaa, from 3 % y for pan and from q 70 Tor vests
Tho Mghe0 price paid Tor baregeo furniture
pes jswslry b. fhs advertiser guarantees pay u
above prses note by pos punctualy attended 10 BY R.
LADIES' attended 70 BY Mr.. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04
gKGKKs AND TOBKCCU.

II IIILCKINICK, KILLICKINlCK. KuIIOKINIOK -
N This celebrated rebaccA manufactured By Moore e
Lypchhurk Vs. b for sale v The trade In Ave and peel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

INOR eALE-TBE LOT ON THE NORTHE AsT CORNEx
Of bry sixth atseet and Ilevenh avenue; dze "a feet
inches front and rear BY loo fest In depth cheap and part
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

VXYANTED-FOR HXPORTATI0N, LADIty AND GEN
w uemens supesAuous secg, suoh - Wearing Apparel
Jewe Musical ns A5mS = 20
Families having ne .ms thsX would convert into eash VIZ
ensnd A. fhoir usoe Of residenco By appointment
j. q. LYON. 9S2 Broadway, near hadison square.
no OOO WORTH OF 0KNTLEMRNB saw AM
x6.UUU len I'd Clothing wanted, for tho Western mar,
let TIE highest cash prise eyer PAD can % obtained In
a. sddrssaing VIM. wash, - Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

DOR sALE-THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick House and Lot No 81 East Twenty street,
near Fourth avenue; oAah, balance mortgage Apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

r AIDES AND CHILDRENe CLoTHING.-s. CHAN.
~ BkRs Establishment, the Oldest and best IN the United
States has always ample supply Of Ladies' and Cdrens
Clothing The only esAbisAment whore Ladies' and Aer
chants can at all mes the nowoo and be gyi0A 81
oHAnBEks has secured the bsss talent son native ana
Ladies and Merchants supplied e the lows3 prices
wholesale and retail. by CHAABEkS, o0c broedwAy u
6tch0laa Hc4A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

DC 1OO ONLY-FOR NEW THREE STORY, HIGH
PO,1OV stoop and basemen brick house and lot with all
cash. Also 200 houses for SALE prices from 5000 $3OC
apply 10 A. SERGEANT, Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-BY TIE SHERIFF. ON
u order nom the Supreme OoqStAs public succn ct
No SlS Fulton street in tho city Of Brooklyn u IL O'Clock.
On Thursday ApTa House and q No 81 Woodruff street
nsrbe Manses Range dss, &c. Location private, about
70 blocks from Hamilton ferry. Two thirds OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

A house AND STORE FOR SAIE-NO 2,2 SEVENTH
"A size Of Lot 2ox40 size Of Honss. axt5 For
terms apply ovner on the ats O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

THO LET-HOUsE AT F0RDHAM, wESTCHEsrEK CO.,
n T.. twelve miles rom he city; eommunicaion every
hour BY steamboat Harlem river Harlem Railroad stu
a,ed high grounds desirable summer retreat Pes,ns
house joined 70 the Farm House contains two and
hichen frs floor, and three second floor and
besutfu lawn In front None but first class
ntedsPpiy Rent $20 Apply to JOSIAH BRIGGS, FordAan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04
FURNITURE.

A BKAUfIFUL OHANBKR SUITE or THE CEi1
"A brateA Eagle Enamslsd Furnturc mvy b he'd n ~
nAnufsetory No ga Broadway Laura tnea
at prioea from 42B and upwards 1he beet enAuse1 F
for the country. : tfW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

EvOR SALE 70 LIT OR EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE IN
Few Ysrk Brooklyn, beautiful Italian villa and one
of hsndsomely ornamopted grounds In Weschsser
county Twelve miles from New 1ort Apply 70 A. DORM,
No 80 william street. or DIN0RE HOLDEN, No. Pine
O76 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

ITO LET-FLOORS THROUGH, FOUR AND FIVE
In thoso brown Stone front houses the
side Of second and south OF Thrsth street nou
ueth street have hot and cold wass wash lauadres
complete The most convenient dweag houses In CITY,
with all the modern impr0vemed1 for such small rent for
small respectable families such only apply Roe-
required. Rents $6 SIS Per month. Apply 70 WM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

HOUSTON CITY, TEXAS, 4IX BLOCKS WITHIN THE
CITY limits Of the city Of Houston. Texas For sale. Nos
900 Apply TO Henderson Johnsou Pouson Texas
" BENZ. b. TALlNAD0E execulor. rs william sreek New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

EOR SALE OR TO LET-A BRICK HOUSE IN sxvss.
ueth street. three Adjoi ling Lots bet Third
Fourth street graded and tagged the Park oroton
water and Rss IN The bouss; fine Of the
city and al extended vie Of the Central Park
country Apply Seventy second sreet and Third
JOHN GA LilAdHAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A BEAUTIFUL. fIHsr CLAH6 BRICK HOUSE AND
"A Lot ia Twenaesh street. near Eighth price " 0oO
miles Of New York. worth from $1,000 70 50 000
w. Il. NELIUK, 4U7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

NNOR 4ALE-ONE FEW FIET CLASS BROWN STONE
front House In Thirty frst street, fr house
ngton Furnished with all the modern improvements
Inquire Of W. j. fOUNG SIG Second Price % SEQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

pNoR sALE-rHE LBAsA OF THE rHRKn STORY
brick House No. q BoweH. opposite tia New Bove.x
Aeae; The lease b from Tie La NAY, l800 an
ioee Inquire u MeaRs OLRG0 aznLxR8. 81 Liberty
xrook room No. Z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

EyOR SALE IN BROOKLYN. BAR0AIN-A THREE
story basement new brick House IN Clernont avenue,
between Fulton and Green with al the modern i'm
l. nm Ia urAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

DOR aALE-THE LEASE FIXTURES AND srOOK Y
required Of Liquor Store, Of the best business
avenues town. The main Of tho Central
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

INoR SALE AT YONKEE5-A HOUSE AND HALF ACRE
4 Of Ground House modern built contsns gas. range
barn. has Q view Of the river mtea Apply TO G. A.
Pc AsE CO., 363 Broad way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

QNOR GALE-FOUR NEW FIRST GLASS FOUR STORY
high Placement brown sone Houses the southwest
Of Lexngton and Thirty nth They
aoeaAe uiso and contain al The modern mprovemen In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

DAM FOR 6ALE-TwENTY-TaRER NILES FROM
New York. The hne Of the Morris aud Esssx Railroad
mi from he depot tns village Of Madison In
The stock Srops and farming ussns There fr
kinds Of fruit In abunda ase The house beautifully Shaded
and oubufdfngs good There u also neat farm house.
Of Ash ponA and large hictory grove
house. Spring water conveyed 70 be house and barn yard
been occupied by ne owner and is In rood order WIN Be-
sold reasonable For particulars address Fara
box 139 Herald ofnce. \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

AT 4ol PEARL STRREr.-CLOTHING -0ENTLEMEN
a having any cast OF ClohAng disposs OF viii
obtain The highest price for large small los Cali 4 The
Store or addre0 Daniel Doyle, 1gi Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHINa.-LADrRS AND
"A gentlemen having any of Clothing, Furniture or
Ccrpe are guaranteed g receive e foowsPsn from q
Baege md wooen Dresses Tie highest prices viii be
calling addressng Harris 686 Third avenue Lados
attended " Mrs Hsrrin. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

THE SPLENDID HOTEL FOE SALE OR ExUH ANGIE
For sum not TO exceed 5000; Eve tables bea msse
wish every one 70 and tts hotel. csn1k ~
remain unsoh Come and Cost 1000 70 ct M. Nv
years eass C6 ct l53 and lN Fourth street. near Gout
cond, Brooklyn. Il 1. fJJOK ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

no leo Wooster street. near Spring, will be let FOR
n r loon or 10y any sn. 6usiasss rem
lBAAC WkBBEK :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

IVARMS FOE sALE-IN wesrCHEsTER COUNTY, AT
II great barGains Of l50 20 wood house
barns fruit ys.sr proe g q s. seres Croton
full view Of te hudson, per acre Also
800 farms and country sests for sale exchange Apply
TO A. SERGEAEr Is Wall street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-06
"A i1tella neou9.
The Spitflre and her Long
Gun.

Ia tb' year =, be'orcthc eastern Sec
ton rf South America had hcen dcS'sna-
It'd hy the name o the Banda brlenial,
TN republics ot raglay and th" Arsrh-
tine Wsre engaged IN cio.e aud bloody
vi. Distracted - intestine eoum0-
tons, and menarei b} fierce aud ,anemn-
arr enemie, from without, II seemed A. T.,
from the rNer IL PIata to the Mexican
Gulf the whole country would become
confused IN the threo> OF a mighty rev
o.utiou Nj the port, on the la fiata
were under strict and continual block
ade, torre1eu' supplies from belne thrown
INTO the different town, then vested and
to put mare ei'ertuaI stop to smuggling,
wh.rh hJi been very extensively carried
oa.
vt thi~ fef'o't company ot our al
s"ututen~ aud enf'rfrlsiH- merchants de-
~pat-hed tast-aalIn4 ami armed bri@an-
tine, commanded bF an old anil expert
cueti seaman, l. cruise up aud down the
la Plata, aud turcc the valuable goods
received from other vessels, met at the
mouth Of the river, INTO the different
port- then under blockade. The duty
not only an ar!aon> but utdangerous one,rtlI'
brought stream, Of gold hta the Golfers oi
all engaged m H. Amons the officers at
tachci to the gallant lttle SPlthre, tor
the -mugsler was - named) was one
whose adventure now more particular
ly inteud relating. lie was next IN com,
l. b.,l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-06

Tue BlrcuFR's BLock IN CuuRcH.-
4 young man entered a chapel patronizcd
by the nobility and the wealthy, and
up the broad aisle without
pew being opened to him. Having gone
to the farthcrist extent of the aisle, he
wheeled around, and marching back to
the door, disappeared. In IA few minutes
he reappeared, bearing on his shoulders a
butchers block, under thewcight of which
he staggered All the time his eounte-
nance was immovabe The people stared,
and some in fright started from their seats
with Bibles and praycr-hooks in hand
At length he placed the block in the mid
die of the aisle and got upon it. The re-
proach was ttlt-ercry pew door flew
open to him. But no-thc stranger nei-
ther moved nor smiled but preserved the
utmost decorum until the conclusion of
the service, when he ~houldered his block.
and slowly marched out Of the church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-06
VOL. VI. NO. 21.
Z ct ru.
Our Schoolmaster.
ny ALICE CARY.
ny ALICE CARY.

We used TO think it was so queer
To see him in his thIn gray hair
Sticking our quilts behind his ear,
And straight forgetting they were there.
We used To think it was SO strange
That he should twist such hair TO curls
And that his wrlnkled cheek should change
Its color like bashful girls.
Our foolish mrth deted all rule,
As glauCes, each Of each. We stole,
The morning that he wore To school
A rosebud in his button hole.
And very sagely we agreed
That such Ounce was never known
FIFTY and trying still To read
LOve-yetse> With tender tone
Ne ieyou, smile would ever stir
Our sober l=ok>. We often snd.
It We were but IA Schoolmaster,
And htd, withai, his Old. White head.
One dav we cut his knoity .taf
Nearly in two. and each and all
OF u> drclarcd that We should laugh
10 see it break and let linn fall.
tlou hi~ old pine desk wc drew
III, picture-pitiiul to see.
Wttnk led aud bald half ialsc, half true.
Aud wrote beneath gt-tYenty three
Ncxt ~ came ci.htzo o,eleek and nine,
Gitt m etme not. our pulses quick
With play. We >ald it would be hue
II tae Old SeAeulmast"t wete=slek.
And still the hcceh tres bear the scars
OF wounds Which VT that morning made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-06
The Census Of 1860.

l IL Al
ne 'oi'oN' N'"s IAcelien' ''HI :, o'. o'' '"e '
4'eS'.o'S f'oPoso" 70 ~ 1oS.n So - IN '''g '@" an
ets y, '''o 'r'''u' VI - =, m n"s ~" va
fioasS G, erer',ou ~ .ie pa.'"'o m W NJ.
''',' 'ae Nie,s''''a .., ',," ,, ,e''e' ''".
OUT attempting 10 Set''e 'ne ,!uI>:,o'' Vi
P',1,"''N, ,,,, We l''e''''. It - W "''' II.
WIN w ha' ia ouf ~
. ner' "ei' you ''o''' =
:, N.' =" ma ''''' ''''' Il So ''" w 0''
''N,. :, II ,,,.... -. z..., !
b., no" :, many e'i'''''e', "''e 9ou' ana uo
'n'1 o,,''e''''',} l.o,'",', -" 90 ~ f'.
'i''''' .'' l'oSs'"'l,S VI '''''' 'eio'5''5 u
any M u W, a,a "r' 'I",'' lar ~, ,,,, a,1 =
'>'' "a '',' '''' Y '''' "''e''''2' '''' II
- no" many ..
law ,'" 'r, " :" !" ''o''''' ~ ''''' ''''
o'''If II, z'"'n wa s''' ar -.
i,',e you l''i''''s' ''''' II So ~" ''"sS
OF ,h','i p
70 Gu ls'' 'n' view ! ie''"'le''' re-o'
''t,S ~, -. -,
MA: na' + you, "s'''','2 ~, Mr'si:
NV ~ nv ~, f'' INV w.. " -, ~, =, ~, 'o''"
,,.9 "o .e,'s''ir' =, u ~ "a, n ., '''e
NegfI'''oi VI '!e ia ''"ese ''il5rsSS ,. :,
i'o" it'"i' '''''eS ''''' 'o''' "'i' "',''1"
she w was dead -, "a,
i,i' y ''' ~. y ~ "a 'i'e y 'su
We no 70" USE '"1 'n'"'P'on ., 'o''ero :,
;, 'LJ ou ~ ",s: @"' "'io "o' IL any
'"lu7 W., N''n . i'''i ~ J., a.. =.
nat pFePordon o' her tl'ii'oS were
YOU, VI. IL '''' our 'nl''9S u. : i'e' |,
W I.' e ) 9u 1Y esr' lr @ 'ne l's"''e".,"l
,o"' ID, III '''9 u '''l''l''s i'o'ie'' vi i
oafn moor VIII cover IT, now many pays
can pion nolf'l5'',Il ~f'le III a year
nfe ~ ou 'io"'''' - " ~. ..q', p''', -. :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-06

the magistrate to urge Nelson to stay and
in view of the supplieating eyes of the
daughter, he came very near doing 50.
His protracted stay at Jeddo made him
quite conyersant with the japanese Ian
guage, SO much 50 that he was appointed
by the government coast pilot Of Japan
on board the United States trigate Missis-
Eeeaia2 Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-06

\ WoNEN SuET.-ThomaS Hail. u linz
cn-weavcr in ireland, has finished shirt
entirely in the loom. 1t is woven through
ou,without seams, and very accurately
anil neatly gathered at the neck, sheuld-
ers and wrists The neck and wristbands
are doubled anl stitched there is a reg
uar sclyaee On each side of the breast
and Were stitching ordinarily is, so it is
in this shirt. In short it is as perfectly
finished as it made by an expert needle
woman. This shirt has been exhibited to
several persons in the linen trade, who
are completely satisfied that it is actually
the production Of the loom, without any
assistance from the needle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-06

We hni the following in the An-
bara Daily Uaio@ A lady who had
been troubled for some time by a felon OH
her finger gives simple remedy from
which the experienced great relief, and
which enabled her to obtuin sleep for the
first time in many nights. 1t was to
cut hole in lemon, and wear it on the
finger like a thimble-the felon being en-
cased in the fruit. Persons afflicted with
thest painful, and occasionally dangerous
visitors, would do well to give this rene
dy trial.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-06

mcrous family resign the Spitfrc to
young Leslie, and pass the remainder of
his days in peace and afilaencc But
alas old Captain Coffin was destined to a
different fate The breeze which had
heretofore been steady, was now dying
away, and tapping Of the canvass would
have foretold the commencement of a
long calm, had not a white curling mist
rising as 1t appeared, from the bosom of
deep, been sure representation of the
quick approach Of the dangerous pampa-
ro. Eeslie, who was at this time officer
OF the deck, seeing it make It's rapid adj
vance towards the vessel, summoned the
ready crew to the necessary duty of re-
ducing the sails His orders were obey
ed with alaerity. The helm was shifted 80
as to bring the head of the brigantnr
nearly in the direction of the expected
storm, and in that position she met the
hurricane. pom her first feeling the
force of the blast, the beautiful vessel
bent low, as if paying inyoluntarily hom-
age to the spirit Of the winds Then ris-
/ Ing gracefully and dashing the fierce
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-06

Say mamma, girc.us ten cents. :
Nliegtionate mother" Why, my sou,y'u
had Il dime this morning what are you
doing with all yaur money oung
.Amrrica-" Oh, I'm backing johnny Hee-
nan with lot Of johnny Bull boys. -
Aiicctionatq MOTHER Oh, that is wrong
my son. Young America--'' Wrong i,
why, lIeenau's our second Washington
t;oing to tight the battles of his country.
Where's your patriotism? Come, now,
give Us dime.