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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

~ q 81 Cloud, MInn., July 6, 1859
complaint having been entered at this Office ,.r
Martin Olsen against George L. Harrison for atauaa9-
ing Ills Homestead Entry No. 36l2 dated Arr1 a.
1867 upon the sw II ne 4 and SCI nv Il ne Xsxi|
av' Sc n section 5, township III. ranEe
80 IN Todd county, Minnesota, with a view to rss
oasala entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear At this Office On tue lsrH IAT
or 1869, at o'co ck 10 the AFTERNOON to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said a,Iesl
abandonrl enr.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-07-29

0OaS % 951JTI1Ng: = -. .
on the sIH DAY or sEprEMsgR liz, q 49,, .ns Office
10 me alerno9nef the sid day, and Then an thsr
snox eanse Why your H,ms,tead Entry No. : ao,;
naaos ~ yon syrember l5 1s65 upon thesy II sss
subject 70 sale at st. clona, Mnn, should No. BE- I,
eelsd, 20 Paul sehjeldes alleges an abandon,oe,.
thereof by you and proposes then and there 10 si.
tho same when You viii be permitted u contest srI
showing c. A. CHINA. ps1;.,.- ht:'
juiy226ws . YssI.s II. G. BURBANK. Iees;ys,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25

DIRECTORS.
Richard s. Smith, William 8. Baird,
Francis Tete, Charles Wheeler,
A. E. Borie, s. Delbert
John II. Irwin, Sol. Townsend
N. A. Smith,, +. Lavergne,
William Q. Kent, j. y. Perot,
Henry Lewis, John Moss,
j. @. Steiner, Lemuel Coffin,
Edward L. Clark, Q. III. Cummings,
George Lewis, j. IL. Tige,
II. +. Robinson, W. ID. Winsor,
Samuel 9. Cook, James l.. BeWley,
RICHARD =. SMITH, President
JOHN MOSS, Secretary. ll2l2t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25
Hanging-Basketss
From Hearth and Home.

fTOnl fIeufW ana HOWe'
Hanging baskets are within the reach of
all, and the more simple their structure the
more graceful their effect. We have seen one
made of a cocoanut shell, with the upper sec
tion neatly sawed off and scarlet cords attached,
planted with moneywort. Its trailing stems,
extending half way down the window, filed
with its bright, golden blossoms (whenoe its
name), might have graced a Fifth avenue
drawing room, 80 exquisite were its proper
tions-so bright its ooloriDg. For larger
baskets buy at the wooden-ware shops q
wooden bowl, twelve to sixteen inches in dia-
meter. eBore three holes at regular distances
for the cords to support it. Then ornament
with rosettes made of halves of the coffee
bean not roasted, kernels of rice, and small
black sOup-beans. ANY girl of common inge-
nuity can make pretty one with these mate
rials. Attach them to the bowl with common
glue dissolved in water or whisky; If dissolved
in the latter il does not set or harden until
used. When II has dried, varnish with black
varnish, which is readily procured, at little ex-
pense, at any paint shop or carriage manu-
factory. When this is dry, ornament round
the edge with allspice berries strung on wire.
Now attach the cords, and you have as hand
some basket as the shops can furnish, and
the expense is very small.
A wooden bowl can be ornamented with the
scales of the large pine cones. Each scale can
be nailed on with upholsterers' taoks, first
boring the holes, and, after the bowl is COW
cred, vanishing with brown varnish. Even
the varnish can be made at home II one
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25

IS10---CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.
OF PkhALADkAPMLAs
OFFICE:
Nos 4SS and 437 CHESTNUT STREET,
ASSETS OH JANUARY 4. 1865,
@S,0OS, S,T4O.O9.
CAP1IA ,0OO'OG
ASChUED SURPL US Oh ,s08'S9
<hAm1 AS ,S46s34
UNSETTLED CLAIMS INCOME FOR 1877
e88,698'2a 1850 O0OsOo
LOSSES PAID SINCE 1879 OVER
&S 100000.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Teyn,
DIRECTORS.
Charles Il. BancEers Alfred Filter,
Samuel GIANT, Thomas Sparks,
George w RlchEros, William 8. Grant.
Isaac Lea. Alfred q. Baker,
George Ralea, Thomas S. Ellis!
CHARLES N, BANCKER PYeAIdaut
GEORGE FALES, Vice. -PresIdent
JAS, W. McALLlSrER, Secretary pro tenn,
Except ~ Lexington, Kentucky, this Oompany q
no Agencies west OF fttspurg 214
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25

-Taglioni's new ballet, "Sardanapalus, is
being prepared for the stage with great mag
nifcence at Dresden. The Viennese scene
painter, BrioSchi, has been engaged to paint
the decorations for 5000 forms 1$lO, ,OO0).
JEFF. Davis and his family are passing the
winter In the south Of France. He is said to
be in bad health.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25

DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR-
u ANCE COMPANY. Incorporated by The
Legislature Of Pennsylvania, 1926
Office s. e. corner OF THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo, and Freight to all parts OF
the world.
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods by river, canal. lake and land carriage
to all parts of the Union,
FIRE INSURANCES
On Acknowledgement on Stores, Dwellings,
Houses, etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25
CAPITAL, 81, 900, 900
DIR @ II O r 8.

DIR TO r s.
PHILADELPHIA.
sF9RsE sE9RSE v " sSTYfAtfg SEftBg Z j RBR2RRs4MANN e.
+. a. pREXEL, VIM. @ HoUsroN,
MM TH6nAs Y ". TEAHEXNs Ii NE9 ii fSf&s \. ROOD.
NEW YORK,
JAMES NJ. MORRISON, President Manhattan n ant-
JOSEPH STUART, of ]. j, Stuart e Co., Banksrs
BOSTON.
HON. r. 8. ToBEY, late President Board OF Trade.
CINCINNATI.
A. r. CHAMBERLAIN. OF Chamberlain g. Co,
CHICAGO.
L. p. LETTER, Of Field, Letter g. Co.
c. SMITH, OF Geo. Smith & Brothers, Bankers,
LOUISVILLE KY.
WILLIAM GARVIN, of GArvin, Bell & Co.
ST. LOUIS.
JAMES Z. YEATMAN, Cashier Merchants National
NEW HAMPsH1RE.
HON. J. w PATTERSON. U. g. Senator.
BALTIMORE
WILLIAM PRESCOTT SMITH, superlntendent
Consolidated Railway Line, New York to
6. NJ. sHoE1A KER, of Adams & Co.'s Express,
FREItAN FREGs Al Sa q g. sEesSepS M Ss Central SAVINGS
GEORGE H. STUART President.
@ F. Belts, Secretary.
]. l.. LUDLOW. Consulting Physician.
JOS j. ~ e1HHlS KoEEfhk, M P Il. B. Medical Eramneru
Si EiSHAhP SSHhI4Br L6bToW LR6AbTTToEWksoN' Counsel
This Company Issues Policies Of Life Insurance
upon all the various plans that have been proved
by the experience of European and American Com.
panles to be safe, sound, reliable, at rates as
LOW AND UPON TERMS AS FAVORABLE AS
THOSE OF ANY COMPANY OF EQUAL STA.
BILITY.
All policies are non forfeh 'ble AFTER the payment
OF two or mole annual premiums. II l3 Imw3mrp
TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUsIVEI, ,Y--TUD
ID PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COM
PA PANY-lncorporated lS25-ChRrter PerpetuaI-No
$40 WALNUT Street. opposite Independence SQUARE
This Company, fsvoraby known TO the community
forty years, continues Insure against oaa
or damage by fire on Pablo or Private BuiIdinga.
either permanently or for q limited time. Also On
FurDiture Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise gene.
rally, on liberal terms, s0AS-
Their Capital, together with . large Surplus Fund
Ia Invested in abe careful manner which ensbIes
them to offer to the insured undoubted security is
the case Of loss.
pIREoToRs.
Daniel Smith, Jr., John Devereux,
Alexander Benson, Thomas SMITH,
1ssac'Hazlehurst, Henry Lewis
Thomas Robins, j. Dillingham; Fell
Daniel HaddoCk, Jr,
DANIEL SMITH, JR., p Presd ems.
wM 9. CROWELL, Secretary. 8eO7
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25

IYAUsAE AEhhlcAL go WILLIAM i, MRRHJo.
: .-z..--..... IotE =, COPE.
SOUTHWAkR6 y, kOURDRY, FIFTH ANr
PHILADELPHIA,
r hERR1CK d SONS,
MNGlNEERb AND MAOHINBTH,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure 66am Euaino.
for Land River, and Marine Service ~-SS
Eoilers, Gaa0meteIs, Tanks Iron Boaa, eto,
Castings OF al kinds. either Iron or brss.
Iron krnme Room for Gaa WORK, WukRhopa, ana
Railroad Stations, etc, -
RetOKts and Gas Machinery, OF the I1eBt and nuorA
Every description Of Plantation Aachinery, aluo
Sugar, Saw, and 9rBt Mills, Vacuum Pans ON
Steam lTainA Defecators, Filters Pumping, Has
Sole Agents nor n. Billeux's Patent 9ugAr Boiling
Apparstns, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, and
AsplnWeu - Moolseyb kAIenb uenIuuRl BugaR
Orlnlhg Macnl1se. e5Qs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25

pHGNlX INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i PHILADELPHIA. vi
INCORPORATED lS04-CHARTFR PERFECTLY
No. IA WALk TT Street, opposite the Fxohansa
This Company insures from loss or damage by
FIRE,
on liberal terms, buildings. merchand &c. furnIture
etc., Tor lin lied periods and permanently On hnild
lngs by deposit or premiumJ va "
The 9 mpany been in active operation for mora
than SIXTY YEARS, during which ali Iossea n Svs
been promptly adjusted aud paid, 'N
DIkECTORS.
John l.. Hodge, David Lewis,
HI. b. MRhony, Benjamin EttinR
John Il. Lewis Thomas II. Powers,
William b. Grant, A. II. McHenry,
Robert w, Leaning, hdmuud Csstillon,
ID. Clark Wharton, samuel Wilcox,
Lawrence Lewis, Jr.L Lewis q. Norris.
JOHN r. WUCHERER President
SAMUEL WILCOX, secretary, S2S5
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-25

DIRECTORS
Thomas o. Hand, Edmund A. Souder,
John o. Davis, Samuel E. Stokes,
James Q. Hand, Henry Sloan,
Theophilus Paulding, William o. Ludwig,
Joseph IL. Seal, George q. Lelper.
Hugh Craig, Henry O. Dalett, Jr,,
John r. Penrose, John u. Taylor,
Jacob p Jones, George w. Bernadou,
James TraquRir, William q. BoultOn,
Edward Darlington, Jacob Riegel,
H. Jones Brooke, spencer MoIlvaine,
James b. Mcfarland, ID. Il. Morgan, Pittsburg
Edward LRfourcade, John B. Semple,
Joshua =. Eyre, A. B. Berger,
THOMAS o. HAND. President.
JOHN O. DAVIS. Vice. President.
RENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary, noe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26
Renuhlican Town Com nittees

There j. no time 10 he wasted = il
is but few days 10 the election. there
fore. Republican Town Committees,
and other active men in the party,
should see Ia il that all friends OF GOV
ernor Chamberlain are out on election
day We must not be content To 20
TO the polls ourselves. but We must see
that our neighbors and friends 20 and
do likewise. But saws some one there
are no important issues al stake this
year: and this may be true a. compaI
ell with the interest involved in saving
nations life. Int eternal vigilance
is the price of liberty" aud 30 we must
90 to the polls and vote To take care
of that liberty. since we have preserved
il through war waged 10 DESTROY il.
There should be some principle about
this matter of voting. 1t should not
be mere form. or lac considered as
optional with us 10 vote or not. but be
regarded a. a high public duty to be
discharged. even at some cost Of time
and trouble We owe this To the pub
lie, TO ourselves. Organize. then Re-
publicans and bring out the voters on
the 18th. of September. See to it that
Republicans are at the polls, and vote
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26
The New England Fair.

August sd, 1869.

Thus early, it may be seen, by the
preparations making at the Grounds =
and in the CITY Hall, that the New Ed
gland Fair is TO be grand success.
Four hundred cattle pens ard horse
stalls are already finished, and as many
more are in process Of completion.
Hundreds of the choicest arjrfls.
representing the different breeds. have
been entered. These entries come not
only from our own state, but from Yer
mont. New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York.
Kentucky and Canada. Animals now
on the passage from England are 20 be
exhibited.
At the City Hall, contributions ele-
giant and ingenious are coming at rate
which bids fair to fill all the apartments,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.

seav,ei Tonic and Mandrake Pills VIII cure
t.on~umption, LAYER Complaint aud btsprPsia, II
arrs,r ling to directions They are all three
To be taken AZ the same time. They cleanse ths
stoms.he, relax the liver AMI put y 70 werA 1'ea
makes good blood the patient begins 70 grow "
assh The diseased matter ripens in the lungs and
the patien. oulgrows the disease and gets we'll
This i the only way 10 cure consumption
To these three medicines pr. y u Schcnck, ~
Philadelphia. OWES hls unfiYalfrh rurerFs " ~
treatment 1T pulmonary Consumption. The fui
,aanir syrup Fipvn~ thr morbid mAitcF 10 ne
luuxs. nature throws It I'd by aa eR-y cNpetiora-
tion. Tor when the ph-egm M mater y 1'pc
.lht cough VIII throw Il o. aud The patient has
rest AMI Is. hangs begin g. heat.
~ ID this the seapccd fnaic and Mandrake
Ptila must b. Ii coiy used 70 cleanse the stomach
and liver - thst ihe fUlmpnic syrup and me
food via make good ato@d.
-rh~nck's Mandrake fills act upon thr liver
removing all distinctions, relax the ducis ~ tbs
gait bladder. the bile starts Freely and Inc Ever
!. ~Dpu relieved The stools VIII sue" what the
Pills can do ugthtH- has eNeF been thFta Ell eN
cent caionarl a deadly pots wttchts very danger
Gus 10 unes- with great care mat Stii Unlak
the gall bladder aua start the serreisons OF Tue
liver Ukp ~ehrnrk's Mandrake rms.
Liver Complaint ~ onc ~ l'e most prominent
causes of on ~timptiaa.
~thenrk's ~rawretl Fanic " a gentle stnulani
aud Alternative. ami the aikah IA tln >raserl
which utis rrVl~rail@n y maAr III h~N,*@ tAr
stomach ~ threw oHf nr gastric luine q dissolve
the fs,st villa thv tutmoule >yrap, ant n y matle
INTO Eooi @ oaNi wiih9ut fermentation ur suur9"s
| IN the stomach.
/ Consumption they Try tHs tn tp u'nrH they rs
medicine tn at1p tuc ynhSHt w. Sop cHhS ." *t"H
nsxlit swrst- tt,c.ie frerr aoi hv - doing ,hoF
acrsnrr iAr NiIlio digestive roa cre, 9acSlHE up
/ ttc -csu2fp3s- aHI cvenisiiiy ihe patient siHs>
| ard stie
| IN -rhrncN. En- his treatment, iocs upt try 10
~tsp lEh. niEbt sueai#. rL4lis. nv fever he
/ Move tse cause aui thvy villa at ~tnp II thtir
I o,sn accord. M oHv can bc ,urtd 20 consumi-
llan Liver Cou plstut, ny -isFsih, tatarrh tauker
4 tiecFstei Throat, unless -" ltSer ana ~tpFHa' d
/ afe ma4e healthy
Y irln, person H,. consumption, by course the
#A lsI sF e4UsHrH .EFsz
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

EXECUTIVE OFFICERs.-The Portland
Daily Adrerriser defines the duties %
these officers in a way 10 secure the ap-
probation OF all candid men in the fol-
lowing paragraph =
We find the statement in an exchange
that Governor Chamberlain ha, an car
nest desire that the present laws on the
statute book>-wheiher relative to the.
sale of liquor. or ANYTHING rl-e-should
be rigidv enforced. and does not he
lieve in a wholesale pardoping bu- :
ness This l. of course perfectly cor
rect statement of the Governor posi-
fion and feeling a. AN hone-, aad capa-
Bile executive officer. IL i f'> business
not 10 make but To enforce the laws. and
il j. an indication of the loose or per-
verified notion OF the duties of executive
officers. which prevails 10 some extent.
that such a statement should be deemed
worth making. Ii j. like saving that
he will sign such bill, a. meet his APP
proval. or deliver the annual address TO
the Legislature. President Johnson has
shown Ii. satisfactorily what the dutie,
al an executive officer are not. and hi
successor has told u, very clearly what
they are. 'All laws, SAYS President
Grant. will be faithfully executed.
whether they meet my approval or not.
| shall on all subjects have no policy Ia
recommend. none To enforce, against
the will of the people. The laws are
10 govern all alike. That is the true
theory. For administrative offices. we
went. not doctrindires. but faithful. u,
right, capable men.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26
MARINE, LIST.
pour or ELLswoRru

?
,il ~ ~rnHf"r' H'ai~y to- T7nn haH- -aI-
der for i'as4.n
A. v. ~ NALL. MHrrh iatfa l.Hsiuu IJth
{ ath~-fnc, sIct I'm
TT sFh II top"r. t-Ane9t- t'r iir Ea.fnn. 1let,
Non'fnr, k"thlr 4 d, h"ilf, "Hh< i'r precedence
ceFr'"o' @fniih inr hn-t"n t7,smb"' bif .l'
~ btfontn- Hammond ltitH bi~itu
tta onvs hran. n ht<-in. ''- i"-'fa
~ trirEFaph, " 1s'JAfi irum ~Airm lulIt \
lirh. l'sitrn iLHm ii'st'n Asrtr"ts- NhitrANer.
Win, N. Iaty ft+,lr- i,s,,4.t $50 i..Hf".
ton. ~ Mar hixaheth. t,untaIrr lp Fr,Es
Flerrr. .rAHt ffpm PORTLAND
tii Emiy sraat NJ Ea.tnn
~ 'i-rAn, Grant from rayhtnI
,uut,rp A., aoyh Y..n,. s.4t...
n. ,t-..ig ,.I-h ,.,-t, r-,.. ~ '".
10 VI flr.cr, ri an !, t,l-...,.. 'si .-.
~,-'.r ''''i "'I''t ~ tN
I'M. r.trt 4, ,,,r...,-.t.,tt,. tf.
.th.~. 1nr -,tp. VA ~. il, a,,l I'LL, 4 H.
s.,~ .r- Nr rs N''NNN- "'E
,.ast..., .ar t.... III ,-y,vt-.. M .t t' 4r
tt4t ID ys4- ..s.,- .,.t,. ...t,.t.r,,-t \. Nv.
~ rbs IIars,,r ,itsorss .sg 's....',-r.i
an rcrpxntulu IN snutrrg X ~. f,,ril ~, M rs
l,tr EsyrHlr gttr- = Iuti.r v .,i III .
h,u-bt anJ y.rtf.t d, ,h-tf. ,.. III -i''
Nrx Yogk They managed ~ .ata Il. ,h.,- a.1tt
ih- wrIi ~ J. ' M. .aI .,grr al D4ntrl
cough Ant tAts morning. pru,-ctlsd ia tht.5 VI.
Atr "'raHM A"i
n n 4, ,."hf, 4 .@' Y, i~''
rti 49, n,"isg r,- t1'Nt'9 ut. '.nAt"t. WIT
Ncrfil DO in Aug 81 IN E..-s Rome r.r
lFraio1- mn 4ortia, i-aason arena ItyAt.u .4r
~ A1aai-
B"-f">-Nr lF.h \rpnnsci. Forester. A+3atla.
~ -.@h ' .o'y hssin-' ,.mvt.
Transfer Hnnk-r. n i'm Ma Ieu.-.'.i-'
Nc- Gioo- VI II iIsht. IT l9sh itch nil.aartf
AZ 4pih. anter-.irut rvadlctsa Fi.- III, Gn,'-',
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26
State Election. Monday, Sept. Is.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Joshua J.. Chamberlain
Railroads a Necessity.

No place of any prcten-ion to busl-
ness can afford To be without railroad
al this dav. for railways have become a
necessity. and the localities where bus
ine-s now centres. unless this new bus
mess agent j. employed viii assuredly
wilt. = The logic of events j. demon
-trating thi, fact % plainly that he who
runs may read il.
See what Lewiston in this state has
become within the last twenty years.
caused by railroad. making her iin"
water power available. >kowhcgan j.
another noted example. In lsin we
tarried in the place two pr three nights
and il had the inranc~t hotels and the
most -hifllc,~ outlook of any place in
the state OF it, then. size. To-day il j.
one Of the most thrifty towns in the
state Dexter j. growing beyond all
precedent W. arr told. and i j. because
il has railroad communication. Trade.
aud The various kind Of mechanical
industries. seek these live places with
railway communication. and ni course
leave those oil Of railroads. We must
bring the railway Ia orr doors or We
must - where they are Those that
can do this will mos, a--nrrilv DO H.
shall Ellsworth bo isolated - asked
Dr. Teff the other evening and h. hoped
every citizen owning property in ih'
city will ask him,ci; ;hc question.
Buckspor, Tor Itself. >ays NJ. Calai.
in Washington county ~sy- NJ Bel
fast in Waldo county saw Ne, and
Ellsworth will in due thine -ay. NJ
But thu ovcrcauiiou> will say .c-. hc.
cause il will cost none, ID hnild road
aud they don't pay good dividends
VERY well. but they arc necessity
sid they increase tho valuation of al
our properly. and they bring ba-inc>s
and therefore the population aud The
taxable property 20 mucn needed.
We canine: wcll help in>cr Ing ia,
( following curious paragraph. which "
find in the Evening Past a shown.
what the cautious men ia Ma>-achu-c
. thought in Isl. Il these men had got
every body else To think a. they did
T Mas>achu.ett, would have .'wilici iq
/ stead Of thriving a. il ha-. u remark.
r hta ,Nf,Yf--
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26
Vote for Gov. Chamberlain.

Vote for Governor Chamberlain be
cause he j. an honest. high minded
and able Governor. He was patrio
when the war commenced. al Il left Iii.
home and an honorable position and
went TO the war and did gallant service
in the Union army. He shed his blood,
and spent his time TO save his coun.
try. when that country needed his SER
vices.
He has made one of the best Govern
ors the state ever bad, and we cannot
afford to loose his valuable services at
this time.
He is true temperance man, a chris
tan gentleman, progressive, lin the
best sense) statesman, and is therefore
worthy of the vote of any man who APP
preciates these qualities, and has the
interest ef the state at heart.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

IL Hon. Elizur Wright. ia q letter
to the Boston -idrertiscr. concerning
the Liquor Trade question. makes the
following logical remarks as to what
sound. practical legislati on this and
other questions will be. when the public
mind is ready for it, He says:
Ii will recognize the principle that
the law must leave every person free 10
be bad As well as good, provided his
wickedness does not iHcdde the rights n
others. Otherwise the only liberty OF
thought or action is 10 think and act
with the majority. Everybody who is
anybody is in minority on something.
and of course the liberty to be bad as
well as to be good will be indicated
and virtue will be all the more yirtuous
for il.
Since ethics and theology are not
established by law in this State. at the
present day, the scickedaess of the use
Of or traffic in Intoxicating drinks is
not Legislative question.
The damage which the use and traffic
do to parties that do not Participate is
legislative question. both as to cure
and prevention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

generously placed at the disposal Of
the Society by the city authorities, and
still they come.
All the arrangements are on the
most magnificent scale. and all that IL
needed to make the eifor's of the Trus-
tees triumphantly succe> .lul. j. for the
people to come. resting assured that
they will be amply repaid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26
Special Notices.
All Who are Suffering

from nervous debility and prustration Of the
physical powers. caused by the error, Of youth
should immediately procure copy OF the new
medical work VI DIR. A II. Hayes, Consult M,
Physician 10 the Peabody Medical In,tituts 2
Boston. entitled THE SCIENCE or LlFg. or
MISREPRESENTATION, an invaluable work, and
the result OF the widest research and iesraa,
thought upon the subjects Of which il treat,
Inc Institute has also published THE sExt,I
PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES.
from The pen Of thu SAM author. The title Of
,ne work IN .icates II character Fuller partc-
uiaias may De fonnd In the advertisement OF the
Institute in our columns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26
PORTLAND, Aug. 1863.
A News Item.

NIX. EllTok.-
copy the following from the Eastern
Irgas. of yesterday. 1.-THE country along
the ea-terly coas, of Maine looks green
and fresh. They have suffered nothing
here from lack OF rain A. farmer
living on the ''casterlv coast of Maine"
| had supposed that ourcrop- were suffer-
Ing yer, much for rain. In and around
Portland they had fine refreshing rain
On sunday which was repeated on Tues
day.
The farmers here arr coming money
raising sweet cora for canning. The
corn crop here, VIII be lighter than ,hat
OF last year. but the warm rains % thi-
week will insurr lair coop. The hay
crop in the wes,crd part of the state,
especially along the shore line. i. one
third less than last year
The =. T.. Fair is to be big thing
no mistake.
".
t.uTI -, tu., ION 1870
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

BN>DpG BEour.r lt,EhI1.- >lfuF-
d1V ting. nm. New -, comes III
plenty, and y selling iur-r TX from
si2.v' Ia >i1.un per t"u new oAt straw
,.t| to 1000; uat- new ouc-, arr worth
irom J" ~ ~ cents POTATOES appci. tn
b. sound aud good. aud at, selling H.
FROM t1to ~ cents yellow cyri beans
IN ~ 50: good butter j. unt plenty
on the market. and We should quote il
for to-day 1t from .,l to "a crnt-: eggs.
- cents blucbrrric- arr arrisiar Ulrn-
n and selling AZ 3,into t,tu per- bu-htl
cahbagc- arc VERY plenty in thc streets.
ami selling AT about 1900 10 1870 per
hundred squash are worth trorn q iu 4
rent- fcr pound.
tn" above are tire street price, f1t
produce in our market