Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-03-18

storm VI 'rch "
,apts-ing tev are those VT, s,rrs
Wild, stornr Month Ia pr ,sr OF tssel'

eel a realizing, sense. fnlecd. the rough
~ bln-terer seems TO hivs special sDits
,gainst y. AZ pre. 'nt. ''htv,n been IN an
nnacconn;ablv bl hum ,r. ever since th,.
day of his advent --which wa. the coolest
lay Of the Season. Last sturdy morn
H.' Was the col.i-.; Sc, the t.,-rcsn ~ ,i.r
Indicating ~ below zero. at the Ca. works
against ale below la VI jnday. I'VE ar :,
10 liking in vain flr the Ion. bright, sunny
day Of which the poet sings and have.
concluded that the enthusiastic Taomp-ons
enngr'tnlltory sal"tation- "li,ii gentle
Spring. ETHEREAL mildaes.. &c. Is slightly
in'pplicablc % our mixed up .lim,te
u March "canc IA like "a L4on---it va.
Al nncommonlv vicions aud tremendously
roariag one. upon the whole we think
the comparison II rather di.plr.riuy 10
the loyal Beast anil he will he obliged
10 te np-r hnn.-l, down. an ,zinrly b,f,r-
accomplishing the lamb-liac exit. cnntein-
plated by the Old. tine honorcl ,,iir,. .If
SHOWS and Il blows, as IL il -oul ln't heip
Hs,lf- >n-w plough, AMI shovel. are
anon: the most n..fnl OF arricles-anl w.
see exemplii.i the NATURAL sn,a.onism be
tween man anl the e.cments-and tie
I triumph of the inlo-nitable human will
over lifr.' duly obstarles. Oil Winter
/ still struggling To m tintain hi. fooc ..nli-
l'p!lc. mp huge foriiiications of snow lrif.s
4 but the -ifi~ walk. smooth ani iav.l IN
1 their snowy Wilderness rs marble floors
nni trnd,len hard BY 50 many 5u,v. eager
/ feet still sp1rn the grim monerchs' al
vlnres and invite pcflrs,ri al cf ,rts. The
mail. are still irregular; Saturday night
tie anxious 'hron- at the Po.. on c
were astoundcl BY thi. simple notir G
/ staring them In the fac :. train late:
/ Delivery not open to night" Causing
many disappointed expcctant. To retire
s"rr"wtully - their homes. Oalv think
/ wch1ycn', seen the American for whole
/ week, "Oh lear what can tie matter be =
I Well We mts C,n.rr 1llic Ellsworth m.
/ on b-ins adj to the Hat Of Cite. IN the
/ old Pine Tree state. We are glad anil
} proud II 10 too, % course we are-anl
! wish her M SORT. of -urcc.,; w see thti
/ he hi- been hrlln. her 'ii-.t CITY Ele-
I ti"n 80 liy." iI,p. thu nav fl.,l eel tl,
nt'v has not TUNED her hral-pr yours
I VI. 7 ltfr-.n thai Won awe f,r ,nttrn a.
4 publish the A.ncrican-thc latter Il u %
I many ~ "a a dear. "ln f.t,,d, c.pcci,l,,.
when we iild Ourselves spiourn-t. t
strange ltni-oftcn ishin- FIR the ola
d 4,
VrLncirbpES-Erc
Tho Nclocipr,lc mania l. unabai",l grca
time, are anticipated nHvt summer with
tlIrs" 'nrw-ftngi-'l IN iclircs. Vrlpcip-ir
racc. arr becoming an Institution. o.
f,r 3-iof smilc cam on La, We'll tcs,l ~
evening f,im- i.?1 at rhe V-lo.ip.ir
school ~ t..hc- anl B1INhof - r.I- prize
inr tlic fastest ril-- i silver CAAr iit,>ct
was won By Mr. El.-nr p.>lyn-thi, be.
Ia: the thir,i prize Ia ia. ~,n bs skin a, a
,clpcipcdi,,.
...'- *,-~.reia ace !. 10 ron. %
ncNt SATURDAY, evening" TIL ,ttr.
a CASH pr'z.-sl).0) f.. 10 b. AWARDED =
tie -bc., sio'- rider
Inauguration dy tn. I,tu.nrt,i,,
Prater meeiing ctr.. The eventual Fourth
80 VI arch dswHrri II ar anl cold with thr
dcln.ivc promise at torr ~ pleasant
weather. \ slight di.vlay of buntin wa.
-e"h-h-f thc orc i-i.,.I seem "A % imor.
The nij nifty % thoughtful mini, a balm
rather one II u't,uti sDiea Iity. thtn or
Jnb'liti"n. meeting fpr PRAYER ia behalf
u ni The new President anl the inrouin. /.
Administration was held Thursday for non,
I atohy Hal. The venerable Dr Pond
/ presided Ia the ms; inpre,,iv. mtn,rr
HE meeting wt. well attend. l-InI thu
exercise. ere bera.itithr aud -lr- Sem.
| Ing deeply inprc,,-I by the .,l-uiity O.
me oec'''oi' N'h' very tpIrliIs re-
marks We're iniic by certain Reverend
/ speaker. al scc,cs ofthr pt.t -i .ity.,r.
tlnrihg The ,imr. thu. tric the nation, .o,'
"ere Nivilly rrprotllccl {, our m-m,ri,..
An impressive allusipu To our beloved To-,
CHIEF VII" upon leaving hiI home In
/ Springfield 2 little more "a "A eight wear.
/ a.o-.ii 90 III, OLD n-i,hbor, whose KIM
! Ices he "a. never mJre To loo, upo,
% III, world-"i an about to assume rs
| great responsibilities a. ever rested mo,
hiin'h o-ihs. Fray for me, and whose
! iio"s request lnaugarat-.l these Prayer
meeting. now being he'll throa rhont the
country AID % becnn. Il /. hope,l IN
Iastaatioa ~ oar land" touched .ym,a.
theti chord. In the breast. Of Iii. ,,,,isn..
who from beginning to end OF the scryi,.,
unaffected the most devout attention
Being supplied with prin;e copie. OF al
admirable selection OF hymn, amo,y
which WAS the grlul old national hy,n,
Anerica-tlie audience united in xinoi,,
WIN dei-hiini accord. and patriotic FIR
'or; Inc singing o. the Dyxolo ~ by III.
auiicnce-to the words,
From all that dselis b,nsath the ,kie,
Let the Creators praise ari.en
| and a Brnrdiclion from Or. Pond ,,,.aa
ihc rxrrcise'- and we all dispersed
thpngltf.liy and rcrerentiy. fc-lil, TIN,
4 was good To have b.in there, In the
4Hrrnpo th- Win r,,c hi "a AMI bl l,ter-
ihg-"D!oWin. bi. guns III nautical mr..
iihcc-ihi the soy fell sptcf,ly-.,
Tie great disgust OF al who,n dry or
pleasure summoned forth from their DOM
~. ''Pa,ro, .nple Of Honor gave
~ lnaug irIIion Ball. al Noren5rs, H,u
III the evrni 'S-enlisen- by the IN Isle of
The popular Bins,r Coruet Blnd-,pd
The Pcnocs"ot Giles Club. The audience
was rather small OWN. 10 III. inclrm.,-
cy OF the weather those VIII, w-r.
present are rep 'Tel to have enjpycI a
very pleasant time; the terp.lchori,n
aiii'sr'neht was extended into the ..wee.
snI hours; 50 We understand.