Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-03-16

\ rru>>ian thaler 4, equal to seventy
two cents in coin.
You can't ~ that again" a. the pig
>aid ~ the boy when he cnt OF hi tail
california ha~ twenty thousand ton,
of wheat N spare for export
Senator Morrill, VA, Obliged 10 decline
thr Craftsmanship q the Committee On
Appropriations,
--Grnerh >chruck. It is reported. j
already sick OF his English Mission. and
he ha> not yet left Washington
belfast elects a Miyor on the railroad
issue. citizens II both parties uniting in
a,Aiu. WIN. - Marshall 10 stand a,
candidate. Mr. Marshall i ! Republican
The first subscription from Maine IL
the ur~ government l"an Ma soo.oro.
aui taA,n ~ thr fir-t National EAuA III
Bangor.
-I A" steamer kaahIiu vA~ advertised
Z" leave Bangor on ru">da, aud the Cam
bridge an Thursday.
4 fellow ION his beer the other nj .,h,.
wanted T., borrow lamp Ia see to get by
N" .'rr~i lamp posts and not hurt him
,clt.
= Washington dispatch ;a,- that >cu-
ai"r Eianljn declines 70 serve On the For
eign Committee. ana that Mr. Frclng-
hu, -cn Ma appointed III hi place.
Fly rhr joint resolution q r-pral the du,y
an ~Al. passed thr IInu~e ID Monday by 4
vote of - - %. and resolution ~ IA
journ thr 18TH also passed
The school Report u Prnob .cot
"hieh wc publish ought 10 awaken 4 new
sud better interest la schools In that an
cieni town. There i no ''son -lwder'' ia
il. Il should be- printed and put into cv-
err house in town.
The nviiea -iy, rhco, Tltou', new
paper ha- come 10 hand. Il i, neat look
iuE every Way, A. Well a, ably edited
Every generous mind. whatever III, bia>.
may read with profit the broad free pages
II the ffoidss -iyc.
-NaterVille paid last year sa6.9l for
toha.rn Or the TOWN Farm, s6.sl NOR,
thtn j, paid for medicine for the same
institute Oh.
a bridge between Wilton and East
Milton on the Andro-coggin railroad ha,
been carried away and the railroad bridge
, At Pennington somewhat damaged by the
ic. IA The A-'ro>cog.in river.
The New York DETECTIVES have found
out who committed the Nathan murder.
but they cannot find the fellow. He ha,
n many names as Brigham Young Ia,
wives.
All the newspapers In this state that
We have noticed, cSccp' the Portland Press
regret The actio OF the Senate IN re.noy-
inS Mr.. sumner. AMI the latest story. that
Mr.. Thornton the English Minister wished
his removal, does not help the matter in
thc least
The American Newspaper Reporter,
published by Geo. +. l.owell Co, New
YORK. i the neatest, spicic~t, aud most
readable newspaper We have on cur eN.
change II says that II. Greeley i, d
dentist IN Ellsworth. which is true, but
our Greeley l. NOT Horace Greeley
Mr.. Summer has foible>-a~ few have.
not-bnt he j. enincntly "A senator and
has earned the love and trust of the
Amer can People. We could " ish that
thi> seeming iudi:nity might have been
spared him Tribune.
Once more we ask Postm astcrs and
subscribers, in sending back copies OF the
I"erlein with the mark - refused to add
the Z. ONCE To which it is sent This is
out small request, and Que obviously 50
just and necessary, that we hope it VIII be
needed
The Republican Journal has been en-
larged and improved by donning a new
dress, and has a new head :" 1t /, a
smart. spicy. and the Watervillc MAJ saws.
"sancy' newspaper. 1t i the growing
democratic sheet of the STATE. None bet
ter of that ''pursuation."
"A patron Of certain newspaper once
said To the publisher:
MIR Printer, how l. il Won hay. never csII.t ON
me for pay for your paper>'
On, said the man of types, I'VE never ask
gentleman for money"
Indeed" replied the patron ..how do Won man.
age 70 gel along when they don't pay you y
why said the editor, after n certain time we
conclude he Is no gentleman and we ask him.
"oh-ah-ye>-I see. Mr. Editor please give IN.
a,rcccipt," and hands him Y. Make my name
all right on your books"
We quoted last week some quaint lines
said 70 have been placed on the Berlin
Town Hall. on the relations Of Pride and
War, and of Humility and Peace We
have received the following note from
reader in Wlkesbarrc, Pa, showing the
origin of the inscription. Perhaps some
of our my1ics will track 1t still further
Examiner Il Chronicfe
The inscription quoted in your last number a,
having been placed on the Berlin Town Hall, is
from the savings Of CATwG DpoETH or C,poc
THE Wise In the ,NBRIAN Journal for Janu.
AIRY i>l,. Is the following translation from the
original Welsh. of
The CYCLE Of THE WORLD AND OF LIFE
Poverty causes exertion
ENerticn causes success:
success causes wealth.
Wealth causes pride.
Pridc causes contention,
Contention
War causes poverty;
Poverty causes peace;
Peace causes exertion:
ENerton goes the round as before
Our Representative, Mr. Hale. intro
duced bills repeating the duty on salt and
coal on Thursday last week. Mr.. Hale
said there was no need of discussion, and
he moved that the committee rise that he
might move in the House to close the de-
bate. Mr.. Kelly objected
Mr. Kelly Of Pa, appealed to the House not tn
begin The I'D Congress by applying gag law but
allow debate ON the question
Mr. Cox-lt has been debated two wears
Mr. Myers Of Pa, inquired Of Mr. Hale whether
ne would admit an amendment to repeal the In
come tax. "
Mr.. Randall of Pa, made like inquiry as 4, Ia.
coffee and sugar and Mr. Plat OF Va, as 70 tobac
co. - '
Mr. farnsworth of nl-One thing at a time
Mr. Hale declined to admit Amendment, that |
would embarrass the bill '""'
to ~ vas asrec" 70 VI
Mr.. Hale then moved that all general debate he |
peal the duty Salt. ~ W ="
Mr. Dickey Of Pa moved that the House al. |
)ourn Refused n to l07. The motion 10 cioss she
debate was agresdto 80 to 81 No'e '"'