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NAsBY TRIES TO GET PosT-OFF:cE.--
| hev bin to Washington. That ablisLin
postmaster at the Corners had become 70
me nltemarc. Day after day seed him
handlIn guvmcnt money, drawin his salary
promptly and takin his drinks reglerly,
while l, eonstooshnel dimekrat, support
er OF our great and good President, wuz
forced to the lumiliasllnn NV watin till
wuz treated. ceptin when a new grocery
keeper cum in. which gave me chance to
establish credit for a short time. felt
that sumtlin must he done, and therefore,
| went to Washington.
Knowing that Tor men NV nv profound
convickslins, holdn my views ez to con-
silashen and sich, had no call te 70 to
the postmaster general, who is ablisinist,
! went drekly to the Second Jaxon hisself.
| succeeded in cettin audience late in the
afternoon. Our patroii saint wuz sittin 1t
a table cggsausted with receiyin delera-
sllcns and sioh.
'Well ~ said he.
"Honered and spccted SIR said l. II
am applicant for the post-orfis at Con-
iedrlt \ Roads, wicll is at present held by
abllshnist, who does not believe in yOor
policy. wich do believe in solemnly.-
Spected and honcrcd SIR" said 1, .:ef
shood have twins born to me this night
shood name eln both Policy"
'Wich state are YOU from !" said he,
half asleep.
From Kentucky, honcred and spected
sir" scd l.
"Well." sed lie yawning fearfully, and
turning to clerk, "FiIl out pardon and
give-him a coniissi0n.'
''Hopored and spected sir" sed 1, in =
fit of loanacy for wich can't acoonnt. II
don't need pardon. l wuz never in the
late lamented oonfcdrit scryis."
"What'n thunder then arc you here for
beggin p0st-Orfis Git out, you impos-
ter and WIZ to wunst ignominiously
showed to the door. l didn't quite under
stand the lay Nv the land around tho White
House.
In vain tried to get back that l might
convince him did as much for the con-
federacy as my humble abilities permitted
and that needed consilliatin ez had AZ
anybody. Then heart broke and dead
broke, not having the wherewith to pro.
koor more sootable lodgin. lay me down
on the cold stun steps, and sought refuge
from my trapbIes in sleep.-Petraleam r,
NaSby's Letters.
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Thoughts During a Country
Burial Service.

Thoughts During a Country
Burial Service.
DY FRANK MAURACE FIELDING.
Tho friend we loved has left us for a home,
Beyond our clouded vision, and we weep;
To us, tho unknown path she t:eads alone
Seems full Of terror nd Of mystery deep.
The immortal soul has fled, the fragile form
Lies here before US in its dreamless rest,
Cod is the heart that was so fond and warm,
The brishtaowsrs bloom upon pulseless broas
Her hands are folded, for their work is over,
The snow white robes no throb OF feeling stirs
Regret and pain are ours, but hers no moro,
And fear comes never near, such res as hers
Beneath the narrow collins flower wreathed lid
(Alas how small space she now rsquircs),
| All that is mortal of our friend lies hid,
Mute, cold and done with all earth $ fond dcsi
The wailing notes of the sad funeral hymn
Awake, anow our sorrow, and we weep,
Afresh and SEQ with vision strained and lin
Her fair form lying in Its drcamless sleop.
1t now remains with US TO sadly close,
The solemn burial services, and take,
Our last farewell of her whose sweet roposc,
| Not all earth's turmoil can one moment break k
The freed soul needs no more its mortal shrine,
Gods voice has called it home, Chow glad to z
Dust to its kindred dust We now consisn,
The immortal spirit in new triumph gows!
"I am tho Resurrection and tho lifc
Who so believes i'll me, though he were dead
Shall live asian" beyond all care and strife,
wonder6us words by lips unerripg said
So we, confding in that promise true.
With hearts subdued, yet filled with faiths Gle
light,
Give our departed friend, a fond adieu,
And wait our meeting mid heavens splcnd,
| bright
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WHAT FAMILY GOVERNMENT Is,-It 10
not tp watch childron with Il suspicious eys,
to trown at the 0utbursts of innocent hill
aritv, to suppress their joyous laughter,
and to mould them into models OF aged
gravity.
And when they have been in FAULT it 10
not simply to punish them ON account Of
personal injury that you may have chanc-
ed to suffer III consequence,
Nor is it to oyerwhe m the little oulprit
with angry words; to stun him with deaf
ening noise to call him by hard names,
which do not express his misdeeds: to load
him with o ithets which would be extravar
CANT if applied to fault of tcnfold enor.
nifty; or to declare with passionate vehe-
mence that be is the worst child in the
world, and destined for tho ga lows, tt W.
But i is to watch anxiously for the first
| risings 0f tia, and to repress them; to
counteract the earliest workings of selfish.
ness 10 rcpress the first beginnings Qf r.
bellon against rghtfnll authority; to teach
questioning and cheerful obedience to
the will Of the parent, as :he best prcpara-
ton for iuture allegiance to the require
ments of II civil magistrate, aud the laws
of the great Ruler and Father In Heaven.
IL Is To punish q :anit because 1t 10
fault; because it is sinful and contrary to
| the comlIands of God. without reference
to whetherit may nT may not have been
productive OF imnedlate injury to the par
ent or others.
1t il to repr9ye with calmness and COM
posure, aud HRt with angry irritation in a
few words. Ntly chosen. and not with tor
rent of abuse; to papish rs often as you
threaten, GHl threaten aRly when yon in
tend and can remember to perfofm;' I'd saH
what yna mean and infallibly do as you
say.
1t is to govern yGqr family as in tho
sight of Him who gave you authnrliy." "RGS
will reward your strict fidelity with such
blessings as he bestowed on Abraham. or
puns. y9nr criminal neglect with such
curses us he visited on Eli. "''" a."
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For Sale.

yu,lE we'll known farm now occupied by the
subscriber on the eastern stage road, three
fourths Of mile from Ellsworth village, embrac-
ing fourteen acres of moving land, and one hum
dred and sixty acres Of pasturuge and wood land
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
BENZ. JORDAN.
Ellsworth May Sth, 1866, uIf
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Painting,
CRAlNlNc,
GENs-EEGS
And Paper Hanging.
Shop over Henry Rollins Harness Store. Or.
ders from out of town promptly attended 10.
j. N. LORD.
Ellsworth Dec. 1865. 49tf
WATERHOUSE & EMERY.

COUNSELLORS At Law,
ELLSWORTH. MAINE
All legal business entrusted to their will he faith
ully aud efficiently managed Conveyances, Contracts,
Bonds &c, prepared with accuracy aud dispatch.
Internal Revenue Stamps Of all denominations
stantly for sale at the office.
s.wArgRHouss. L. A. EMERY.
Ellsws-th Oct. 1st. 1868.
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A NEW STOCK
-OF FEEsII-
!gCTl,D)NL2.8H

JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING.
ALSO
FIGS,
PICKLES. Di7ES,
RiISINS, PRUNES,
TOBICCO, SEGiRS,
SIRDINES OlSTERS,
JELLIES, STRUPS,
ENSENCE'S
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-v' rwo German Inventors announce
that they have diseayered scheme for
making gine without grapes. Now that
the prices of meat is so high, why don't OUT
scientific men find some way Of making
beef without oxen W's
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.BThe late Bishop Burgess had for
lunc of $4,000 from the estate of his IA
thcr. Mrs. Burgess is also the possesssi
Of some 30,000ln her own righ..
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RIs 7 Q Ri.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 the NEW YORK HERALD.

Third Might In Boston Misrepresentation Of Eli
xnbesh-The Anxiety 10 See the Great TrnGic
Condition OF the Excheaucr-sisio 20 Visit
Providence, &c.
Bosros, Nov. I. 1868.
Refreshed BY her rest OF yesterday and partially
covered from the effects OF her cold brought
by the ccquct and variable weather OF the past few
days Rlson appeared for the third time before the
fashionabcs and critics Of Boston this evening. The
gifted ragcdienne enacted her great part Of Elizabeth,
ouccn OF England gandIy beautifully, complete
y and 20 truthfuy. as to win and deserve tho highest
praise that zen or tongue can Those who had
listened with such delight and spell bound admiration
10 her two previous performances-hedc and Mary
strart-have been the qSt for her appearance
the Qneen, and with those who had not attended on
Monday and Tuesday evening" fearful that they would
be disappointed, completely filled tho spacious and
torirm OF tho Boston THEATRE The audience this even
ing was tho largest best and most brilliant Of the
Perhaps twenty-five hundred persons we're present
Risor fully came M to tie expectations OF the most
sanguin, and verified The statements made concerning
aching OF the part Elizabeth by the crit OF the
HsRALp during her season In New York IL Vas -four
thousand dollar house this evenings marked financial
change since the Erst performance
Next 70 Rstor the pretty intensely italian, little
Signora Luiga Czech attracts the attention OF
audienres Her sweet voice. her charming actions and
her care nj and artistic interests her hearers and
make her deserving of praise from critics and applause
from the people She Il good and valuable support 10
the greatest OF ragcdiennes Sgnor Cesae Ristor the
trncedennes brother alao acknowledged by crit
cal theatre goers a fine d careful actor.
In the pav this evening Sgnor Czech did not apprar
Signor Ristori personifed Robert Earl OF Essex The
other members OF the company arc considered superior
actors
We have = Ris'ori matinee Saturday afternoon
Tickets selling npdly and tho prospect Is that tho
theatre will ho crowded.
The Providence people getting enthusiastic over
the announcement made that Madame Rs'on will visit
the n on Wednesday evening NEXT and assisted by tho
entire company that supports her here gvo her great
p reonaiion OF Mary Stuart.
She finishes her cnga cement with us next week Tho
closing week begins with Ph@dra
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sseus sssvtne fes Aie.ay o. Wednesday evening" -
s .nt @ ss.esd into eoaSs.tsa s 81 s% , re-
pss..,ss .a., thor s.o ss.e goas Albany eas aa -
sssI and sh ,sem frss % rs'. had shs
II es,irens dress The oopodenrs her
aats y .a. stree, aad there z MN .~s shess
desirrd loan o. sio for few hour. oay rhe y~rtsA
De oss oss' sIos ea era ma o,bs lad ss.ss
~ "a sas prisoner. sarr 'assn before justice hogan sas
Ins houlssos-I.rvr Lin3l c..r-A Norios 70 nasrss
rus soir hADH-fhs suit ommonasd BY Mr. 0esrw noAs-
son asaina, Mr. i@via Lssy AMI Nr Aaron sarsin-fun
PAoeAss OF which gven "a the llKgALD fee dsys
.inos-ame up for further examination al the J.as
MARKET Police Court, before ju,cr Dodgr. yesterday sfv
neon Mr. chsahcay nshseesr council fof tas i.frnes
ssss 70 NJ sssn.pa sAa become .Ausasd a Levy and
ashsr parties. Who seru 10 fuh frai eans lIt NJ
soai- faruss iie s.asi ttt h,s,ar risa sSs
t..s ~ The .al. he h,a seso@s sasaea ai 4 would :.
been Aszailnd a. iot ions. that count hsA
proescdns. Ia es.s prosocas va a.saaasa " Ne
ROB nson lie said that release had IAerfDc * -
iyprsoaasos ia aass the Ssi s ~. " sas e.,
ssa ss.s Dodge ,oes Ss s a. y
rr.srvinS h1 deoisIon Tor tho prcsnrt
AaREu % Tmsss ALIsosD fsorssssosAL susrurrvu.-
Ann csvsnsgh Rose Mooney and Margue, Bsu ware A..
rAsnsd before Jsaios Dodge yestsraa, oh,rSei Win
oeny policeman osssrved thsm srsns Ia -osp'
manner waking Into hsnung store. on LssA
Ore the store II Tnomas HARDY whsr. they beg 4. srs
,se nd haaas the foi: a.g'Isa - ,s hs :r.
arrested undsr the shawl u thS WON csv.s -
psoc of linen goods h longiag Ia Mr h.fsv
A sAcHil.alegs Youss rn,sy-Rosssav Or = cmsaca :
The H. Jsms. Roman Catholic ohurch No - james atrss
war opened yesterday morning soon after which rsAv
Cough, boy .r,cen years ~ siAstAy cDteroi AA
stealing ehas and plata from bsh.nd tho altar. 2ArssA
on With his booty After reaching ts street Peer "rhhse1
III. chacc being whsfe he obtained H. riea
that IA prss he mad target lr@sop. nmb
asquenty effort disos or tho 1hauac a. .
pawn shop 10 the neghborh0ai but withoat su.css ~
the discovered er IN the day. when the Fanr reo-
police arrested err stoSa Oh iee
aud plate. The prisoner before Justice oGs
where The Rev cornelius w. OCsillhsa Asals.nt rAsew
% ~ James churh appeared and made oompsia sgiss
The prisoner charging With graId tis prupoty
taken being valued at 40 Peter pleaded .uiy an1 Ne
mAg lstfalo locked him up for trial.
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Of the railroad kings VINO are fighting "a subordinate tho
Central Road 10 their ambition are oaoh over seventy
years III az time when other nortas ate looking 10
that straight and narrow ~ey which leads not from tide
water Buffalo, bus 70 the alleged realms OF eternal
ligin<
The candidates for the permanent Presidency as hey
now stand VIM. G. Farro. Of Buffalo, repr sen'ing
IS 600 OOO stock held by the express companes Ar
James H. Banker representing Commodore Vanderbilt
ard John v. |. Pruyn. representing Mr.. Erastas
CORNING
n the Albany and Boston Railroad, and Dir Samuel
Sloan are meutionh to-day Tor the Presidency bv the
economists In the question who desire - run tho road
for diyidcnda
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NEW foax CENTRAL RAILROAD.
srrul Correspondence ur the new rx maalr
pe~spescsaeut of rho Election Of prr-ideus--As
Esrstisg Ttmc Expecsed-Tb~ Candidates.
Az nca I

rs-spsscne~t ef rho EIcctisa Of Pr~.,dess--As
ExrstisG Ttusc Expecsed-Tb~ Candidates.
ALrssH. oci. n. lses
M SECTION fos temporary rresdeni Of TIE New York
cs"srai RarvsA Company has jet taken place ami
=, nov srsvs'y scubcd whether spo.e viii be mad
t~fsrs ths regular meeting Of The siocshode 10 n.
cs~scs nett Assi events sbe sub5sc, hold ia obel
" the vsvkIss css Of cer,an ocnba.iaoss when
-il briefly and ccmprchensivey .et form. 80 far -
thsy havs rs'ssb's bsarag apss ,ns choice Of psrma
sss trsMdsut hare u may ss rvnsrked maj Mr. Bu.
tarnsis q uica representing the ssprsp cunrsnses
vsy mech desired last BE- cos-n 10 tina o,ssd o.
s~~toss, thsn holding coutroi sar t.is prrorp NJ
sssooo % The stock The fs Dean Riclsmonf rs,u.si
Admit him for tie thu, me decas.d Prsslsent
Of shs corporation would not slios Ito axpss.s cops
s,~ 70 dc,sts their terms - ~ypr-ss fre st,.
wr. Rschnoua DID, however nrrssss me chat. uron
pe.~s rslght, aud ADDITION sdnated rsvA ssrra.,
sassp~ascs-ths Merchants Usian tnd t.-faBgsss sbs
ssi,es nov consolisied--cn q tho r0i.
The ss~ou ~ permanent prrsif "a awssts She rsrnha
ssas. lu rrou OF, Of a arrlss from Eursyc s.riv An
Kessurbcs Of Mr. J. W Krep. 4 New YORK, Who : fhs
issdinx man Of TIE Wall siren, parry, aud vha
MAY hs aud bad already -h.n he snnsa for Enrovo
% the 3sth o. Junc last, scurcf wh 10 and th~y
ssra - sccnsollns t,sr 70, 100 30
-cho'rs, buk win have . seisnty eT.u 70 making
up ,hr sucrrs.fui combination u unisr.ioo5 ,bs. IN
The 'ntrkues and msnpulaens bctescn NAE5s,s'l, on
the rne rlds. and Corning ard Fargo ~ Bunalol
90 Mo sssv, sDme a. ,be Wall wrsts ccmelnsion chs
Srse tns third party 70 this already in.ima'ed
have bsvken fash asd secretly sid aot This tact ell
ssaosh<soy appear Il the Dccsmber cl.cn1s.
Asrsn9 omar things known 10 be true, conm"iefs
van1eosu - demanded that the Centrsl instead Of
ss.yss ~ .shss Alsssy ssd thener nv TOE river
- re- sovs, should run thc vnoie way BY the HAsem
10 si.e Ius,sss spcs pus,Iss up NJ. rs,es during me
vstsy and fcrre The Central pay b hoo 900 in
sAauos y sAer fovmss liberal pro- rata q neishts.
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= asstsuoas yoosg msn. - cell equally iasss
,u@s~s - sreest politicians VINO wlsh s.se their
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-02

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