Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-03-11
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1 T E M s, & c.


1T E M s, &C.
There are three men in the State
Prison, from Androscoggin county, for
killing their wives.
Dir Franklin used to say that rich
widows are the only piece Of second hand
goods that cell at prime cost.
The BIeGEsr IoSG ~ THE WORLD
The great steam gong upon Colts factory,
which sounded continually till the building
was burnt down, was heard distinctly at
Wilmantc, distance of 81 miles.
Drunken fellow, sitting on the steps
of city church. the cold wind blowing
chillingly round the corner: 'If heaven
(hic)tempcrs the wind to the (hie) shorn
lamb wish the lamb (hic) was on this
corner"
--Edward Everett announces, among
other contributions for the relief of the 10y
al sufferers in East Tennessee, 500 from
Ignatius Sargent, of Machias, who says
it is :. the donation of a few of the loyal
citizens of that town"
John G.. Whittier. the poet, states
that while William Lloyd Garrison was in
prison in Baltimore, i'll 1890, Henry Clay
wrote from Lexington. Ky, to friend Ill
Baltimore. =" directing him to pay the fine
and costs, and libcrate Mr.. Garrison.'-
This fact has not been publicly known un
til very recently.
-The Chamber Of Commerce of St.
Paul Mimi, have addressed mcmoriol to
President Lincoln, representing that line
of military posts from the western bounda-
ry of Minnesota to the gold fields of Idaho
is imperatyely necessary, and should be
at once established.
A CURE FOR 1SCIPfEST CONSUMPTION.
Those who wish to find the most ciiica
cious remedy for Coughs, Colds, and the
early stages of CONSUMPTION. and Yet have
no confidence in popular medicines gener-
ally, will never regret a fair trial of DR..
Hairs Balsam. 1t has cured its thous-
ands.
-Salsburv Bros. & Co, a .Iewerly
firm purportng to be doing business IN
Providence X. l., have swindled us out
of $40 in advcrtising.-.St Croir Herald.
Cash down from the " unknown" is the
true principle. When will newspaper pub
fishers learp to protect themselves
According to the Richmond IFhig.
the hire of slave i'll that city costs Sl,110
a wear. while the highest cost of Il negro
at auction ranges from $1,000 to $500.
about $50 in gold, showing that the OWL
-rs of slaves have no great confidence III
the article Us a permanent investment.
-Dr. Chaplin of New York said in a
recent sermon that the vast majority of
Young men and young women would be
happier and better by entering into the
married life. He spoke strongly against
the idea young people have that they must
begin life i'll the STYLE that their fathers
have gained by Years of toll and economy
lJ-iIcrrick Aliens Gold Medal Salcra-
tus is manufactured entirely different from
any other. Its chemical purity renders it
as harmless as the purcst flour, and its Use
will strengthen weak stomachs and cure
d,spcptic persons. Use ii with cream tar
tar Instead of soda. 1t is much better
Try it. Groccrs and Druggists sell it.
Oil springs have been discovered III
Michigan. The Detroit Tribune says -
- The oil region lies just on the margin of
the great interior coal basin of the State,
the out groupings of which have been
traced over section nearly one hundred
miles square. 1t is safe to predict that
this State will take a front rank among the
petroleum producing States of the country.
"A singular incident occurred at n
wedding in Troy last week. The guests
were assembled and the carriages were
waiting them at the door, when Il sexton
drove up with hearse, which he backed
down to the gate, alighted andopened, and
stood waiting to receive the coffin. He
had mistaken the place, seeing the car
riages:
PARDoNEp.-Oliver G. Kirk, convict
of the Thompson State Prison, has been
rardoned by the Governor and Council
Kirk has been in prison about five years.
On two indictments for larceny in Warren,
and for which he was sentenced for eight
years. The uniform good conduct of
Kirk, and the prayers of a large circle of
respectable friends and relatives, have at
last prevailed and after his long impris
onment he has been set free.
PURIFY THE SYsTEM.-ScoyilPs Blood
and Liver Syrup will carry off from the
body all the impurities accumulated in
the system, which render the blood bad
tend to clog the pores, of the skin, and
produce torpid action OF the Kidneys
This syrup will cure ulcers tubercles, sores
let them be in what part of the system
they may Its use has saved the lives OF
n number of our citizens which we have
the best authority for believing. A NUM-
ber of our physicians are using it in their
practice, as valuable medicine i'll treating
their mere stubborn cases.
THE ONLY TRUE PURGATIvEs.
THE ONLY TRUE PURGATIvEs.
THE ONLY TRUE PURGATIvEs.
DR.. RApwAY's REGULATING PILLS.
II would rather have one box of DIR.
Railways Pills, than all other pills in the
world. They are pills that cure. When
you take dose of these pills, you can de.
pend upon the expulsion of the diseased
humors from the system the Liver, Bow
els, Stomach, Kidneys, System. Skin and
Blood are acted upon, and the bowels af-
tor n N oonra t;on induce1 nv RadWaV's pills