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Dr. Curti,'s Inhaling VaDor.

4 DR. JOINS Of the celebrated Physicians in
NeS York writes as follows:
DR CuRris-Dear Sr;--Having Witnessed the excel
lent effects Of your HYGsASA OR iNHALiN6 HYGRAN
VApoR Asp GHERRY SYRup, in a case Of Chronic Boa
chits and being much IN favor of Irritation
affections Of The throat bronchial tubes and lungs can
therefore cheerfnly recommend your Medcated appars
being the most convenient and sfsctua mode %
applying an thing Of the kind | have ever seen. No
doubt Thousand OF persons may be relieved and many
cured by using your remdies
iouate at liberty 10 use this in any you may
think proper. Respectfully, Yours &c,
c JOHNS NJ D.
M coo Houston street, New York,
CAUTION.-nR CURrIs' HYsKANA Is The original and
only genuine article. 9nol4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-13

PHRENoLoGIcAL AND WATER CrRE
JOURNALS by Messrs Fowlers g. Wells,
for April are very choice numbers. The
former has q likness and sketch Of Flor.
ence Nightingale, the English lady VIII o
has won an immortal name by her hu-
name efforts for the Soldiers IN the
Criwea. Also likeness and sketch OF
late Nicholas aud William Poole.
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Trespassers Beware I!

Ii. persons are here forbidden and warned no, to
N cut or take away iron any part OF LONG ISLAND
any Wood Timber, Paving Stone, any other article
or material growing standing, being any part Of
said Island without FIST obtaining leave from the sub
scriber.
Also No, 10 Gu, or take away any Grass Hay Wood,
Paving Stone any other articles Materials from
JOHNS ISLA I'd, the iva Islands know as The EAST
ERV AND WESTERN SISTERS, CROW ISLAND or
GREEN ISLAND lying IA Placentia Bay.
After this public warning. should any one presume tn
trespsss upon either II said Islands or lake ,hereom
any Arce or Material without leave Of the subsc ybsr
he n,v expect prosecuted thu utmost extent Of
he law As have owned ard paid said Islands
for c,aty years am deter aimed hereafter 10 be pro-
t,cted in my rights and property.
emo "A l>KAEL ". LuNI,
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= TITO VIZ II W
II iF DRINRWATER, Register.
At a Court Of Probate

AT Court ui Probate
Hold at Ellsworth within and for the coun-
" Of Hancock on the I'd "Wednesday of
April in the year Of our Lord cigLtccn
hundred aud fifty five,
I'M AIRY SMALL named execu,rix IN a
~ certain instrument purporling 10 be the
last VIII and testament Of Samuel Small
Int Of Deer Isle in said county deceased
having presented the same for Probate:
ogdercd.- That the said eXecu:r;x rive no
nee 10 all persons Interested by causing copy
nf tins order TO be published three eohs sue,
cr-sivoly in the Ellsworth American printed at
Ellsworth. that they may appear at Probate
Court 10 be holden at Bucks i. ort ia said county
on the first Wednesday Of May next, at
ten Of the clock in the forenoon, and shcw
cause, if any they have, why the said instru-
ment should not be proved. approved and al
low, d as the last Will ana ,estamen, of said
deceased
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy Attest,
II A +. DRINKWATER, Register
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wholesale and o,ber

0FThe wholesale and other liquor
dealers New York city, are already in
arms, in view Of the approaching consu.
nation Of the proh,bnory liquor law
| hey have called meeting to be held
next week to concert measures 10 protect
''their interests" Whether they propose
to resist. nuIiy or evade the law, does
not yet appear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-13

C The six.y-secand regiment has
ceased TO be a portion of the British
army. All the men have died or are in
hospital from hunger, cold and exposure
The melancholy remnant Of officers and
men We're shipped off for home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-13

The LADIES WREATH for April is as
bright and beautiful as ever It's read
ing is Of the best style-its engravings
are done up ditto. Only one dollar
year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-13

y One after another. it would seem,
are the secrets of the Know Nothing,
leaking out. We now see it stated that
the insignia of the mysterious plan has
been discovered. 1t consists Of the Amer
'can Eagle, holding in his bill furincr,
by the sea, Of his breeches.
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At a Court of Probate

At a Court Of Probate
Holden at Ellsworth within and for the county
OF Hancock, on the eleventh dav OF
April IN The year ofour LorG eighteen hun.
drcd and fifty five.
SOPIllA FREEMAN widow of Reuben
y Freeman late Of Mt Desert deceased, ha,.
ing made application to me for an alowanc.
Dal OF the personal estate of said deceased
Ordered; That the said Sophia Freeman give
notice to all persons interested by causing II
copy Of THIS order to be published three
Weeks successfully i'll the Ellsworth American
printed II. Ellsworth, that they NAV appear /,
il Probate Court 10 he held at Buckspori IN said
county, on the first Wednesday of May next
at ten of the clock IN the forenoon and sl.cw
cause if any they have, why an allow.
ance should moi be IN de
PARKER TUCK, Judge
A true copy, Attest:
II IF DRINRWATER, Register.
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The AMERICAN MONTHLY for April
informs its patrons that the subscription
price has been reduced TO 50 per year.
1t is good Magazine and deserves the
liberal patronage Of the American party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-13
MARRIAGES.

At Long Island Goth ult. by Israel b. I.unt
Esq, Mr.. Daniel I. Lunt to Miss Mary Davis,
both of Long Island.
BY the same, Mr.. Robert Burnside Of Bris-
tol 10 Miss Huldah Walls of Long Island.
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NOTICE..

THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE will meet
for the examination of teachers, at the
School house in Dis. No. 3, (situated few
rods east of the Orthodox Meeting house in
this village) at o'clock, p. NJ, on Saturday
April 2Sth, 1856. All persons who intend to
teach in the public schools in Ellsworth, the
coming summer, are requested to be present.
BY order of the board,
ID. NJ. KNAPEN, Secretary.
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INHALATION
For the Cure Of ConsumPtisn !!
DIR. IRA WARREN'S
NEW REMEDIES.
FINHE mns, astonishing of ING DISEASES havs
L been efec' ed bv lie Use If Fs
DIR. WARRE4y'.S LSYALlhG BALM


VIE mos, astonishing of LU No DISEASES hays
L been eifec ed bv lie Use of
DR. WARREY'S INXALIAG BALM
TaporiZed pre- parainn Tor inhating dtectfy u Q
Lungs, ,otere he focal disease is Tile Balm is pre-
scented W IN the fullest Confidence thai Is tho teal
n'eiien agent ever employed Ter the 81 Csrpt
uon and Asthma Many ffesfes Of thnso hi have
been cured, or materially benefited by this Medieine
may be n the haads agents. has accomplish.
ed the most wondeGGf cures itecity II Koxian aud
vicinity aud is producing impression dise,srs
the Lungs never before Witnessed 10 The eje II voi
sian Being reported and inhaled il enters every ar Gel
aa' every particle OF The Lungs It's aciio mid anu
agreeable white its sutafy effects truly woneriid
In. Inp0r jnbaicr is made sill err aud glass md II
admirably adapted 10 IFS purpose We viie the ci.s,sf
inspection and scrutiny of pl,ysir isns Confident that
"ni prepirat'ns VIII meet universal approval.
fULMONiC CHERRY CORR iAL snppnst :. he II, M
ach a1d improves digestion and fLtfiiIs The nd ii
oiter icle II is admirably c,lcnatrd 10 relieve th.t
CONSTRUCTED state 81 the chest which is So often n Ell with
N Lung Diseases. and is highly tt.eaious II, relieving
Cohshs of long standing Iii remedy ANY STARE
Al Phthisic. Cset in onnnsrlisn with he Inhaling
Balm the COMPOUND OF con LIVER CHI ~, prc,
efs lar superior 10 any article before the public.
P,ice Five Dollars Package.
Any person enclosing SIS 10 uRR & PERRY No /
C'Iuhl Boston, viii receive package eontainisr a
Bottle o PulBiohic Cherry Cordial Que inl,ag Ia ,u
and he M-dieaicd Vapor lrha.r in u eat lax D., -
pres frft to any pait oi The United Sates, Eitish
PrtrIntrs.
WARREN 8. AVER. Proprietor
Fur sale wholesale ard retail 6y BURR d. PERRY
M Cornhili, and CEAS. '. Pooh B.,oa General
:. scnts
GENERAL AGENT IN MAINE II HHAy.
For sale IN Ellsworth by C. 6 Peck aud BENJAMIN
Nonrse Cherry field BY Samuel shaw h Co
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15robute Nutitrs.
NOTICE.,

An adjourned Term of the Probate Govt will
be held at Ellsworth on Wednesday the Goth
day OF April instant.
PARKER TUCK, JrDaE.
Ellsworth. Apr. It'll. 1855. 3t
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DEATHS

At Long Island l4th ult. Mr.. Charles Davis
aged 30 years.
At Long Island goth ult Mr.. Abner Lunt.
aged 76, after confinement for two years from
a shock of numb palsy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-08
RELIGION AND POLITICS.

The Rev. Dr.. Il J. Breckenridge of the Presby-
terrain Church, after making few speeches 10 Ken
tueky on the sub iect Of know-no;hingism has come
before the public in aetter in defense Of the objects
of that association, as well as Of the secret and
oath bound character in which it acts The letter
fills two columns in the Nashville Gazette, and we
have rarely met with an exhibition of more ego
tisn, ambition intolerance ard revenge in the same
space. The Doctor says: Religion is an element
of this widespread excitement, but not the only
element" He farther says that; THE first step
Of revolution is political the second is legal, and
that: "the legal revolution, which will consummate
the political, will be only but necessarily the out
birth of its spirit! BY this understand that
political triumph by the know-nothings is to be
followed by the passage of laws TO make men wor-
ship God as those in power may dictate, and not
as they themselves may choose. -'t' A 1850
The revengefu Doctor says: " We and our faith
ers have an unsettled account with Popery, many
centuries DID," and be writes in the spirit of one
who could cut the throat Of Catholic with dull
knife, if the act were lawful and who, if Servetus
was yet to be burned could with his own hand
kindle the fire, and then bless God for permitting
him to do it. The manifestation Of disposition
in distinguished ministers of some of the protes-
tant Churches to grasp for their churches POLITE
cal asoendenoy, will not fail to awaken in the
friends OF religious liberty sense of the danger
which threatens the country aid the importance
Of defending their rights while they can. Some
Ministers Of religion require watching at this time.
Happily for christianity, the world considers it bet
ter than some who are its advocates represent it
to be-
We are happy TO say that we know number
Of Ministers OF different denomination, in this Vi
entity, who have no fellowship with, nor friendship
for this effort 10 grant political favors to particular
denominations Of christians. They are opposed to
the know nothing -Mg6sesJoro Ne,cs
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DRrsprS.Jdlsl
= rs DRESDEN, Jlls
Messrs. Ell ,Hs :koaa ne ii Inst Gov johnson

= raS DRESDEN, ia II
= essrs. Es-TsKs Lon she 1st inst Gov johnson
and Ccl Gentry addressed very large audience at
this place; think there were near 2,000 persons
present The lsoeeches were about the same as re-
ported at Aiu, ireesboro'. Col. Gentry opened the
debate and supied his hour and half in poor at
tempts to aro se the spirit oftegious persecution
In word it ytas purely TRADE Of abuse against
Catholics and foreigners Gov. johnson made one
of the happest efforts it has ever been my lot to
witness While he was speaking the crowd inyo-
unfairly ran ardpressed forward until all around the
stand was ono condensed pack of men, VINO seemed
eager to hear every word that fell from his lips
Every democratic face seemed overjoyed, while the
wings plainly showed that they knew defeat was
inevitable. Never haveI seen the democracy so
thoroughly aroused as they are at this time On the
day af;er the speaking forty five know nothnSs
withdrew from one council, but in week from
this time not a solitary democrat will be left in their
councils. Here let me make prediction, and you
may mark it down Tor future reference, johnson
will get larger majority on the lst Thursday in
August than any man ever got in this county. If
Middle and East Tennessee do their duty Gov
Johnson's Iiajoti:y cannot be less than ten thou
sand. $50 Yours truly,
@ WEAKIEY
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THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
800 7 IMPORTANT DECISION.

5a.ll ls-s. IMPORTANT DECISION. -
y The following interesting Information ia from
the Louisville Journal of Tuesday last:
INFORMANT DFcnIoN-THE RAILROAD Tax IN
HARDN DECIDED CoNsTTuToNAL~-W learn from
Elizabethtown that the case, recently pending in
the Hardin Circuit court, of tie Louisville and
Nashville Railroad company against the Hardin
county court was decided on yesterday morning
in favor of the company. The decision is one of
Importance in itself, and still more 50 as, if it is
not reversed, thu constitutionality and validity of
the county and city subscriptions to works Of i'm
provement are now sanctioned by the courts Of
Justice. A summary of the points involved and
decided may not be unacceptable to our readers.
The county Of Hardin subscribed $500 900 Of
stock in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany and gave her bonds for part of that subscrp
ton. The first nstalment of interest was duly
paid; but on the second class of coupons maturing,
the county court refused to make proyi ions Tor
their payment Thereupon the company applied to
the circuit court for mandamus to compel the coun
ty court to make a levy to pay the instalment OF
interest past due This was resisted on the ground
that the scompanys charter was unconstitutional
and void. and if valid that its requirements had not
been pursued Each of these propositions was
deemed untenable, and mandamus was ordered as
prayed for in the petition.
The opinion of Judge Kincheloe is spoken of as
one of great and marked ability, rejecting the
highest honor upon the talents and learning of that
distinguished juriSt.
The case was argued for the company by Gov
ernor Helm and e. s. Worthington, Esq and for
the county by Hon Elijah Hise Gov Helm spoke
ably for six hours, Mr.. Worthingtons argument is
spoken Of as one ofdeep research and e gal clear
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-08

rEy- While we have lost few subscribers on
account of our opposition 70 know-nothngism vet
our average weekly increase above discontinuances
for the last eight weeks has been fifty orupwards
:, e,nr hundred in two months. These have been
mainly voluntary and unsolicited subscriptions
We make this statement in reply to friend, who
writes us that it is reported that are losing sub
seribers rapidly. We do not think that the effect
,,,bi,h an honest expression of our opinions may
nave upon our subscription list will ever influence
ps 70 suppress oar deliberate convictions. But it
is certainly more comfortable for an editor to find
his subscription list increasing than decreasing at
time when called on to express ala opinion on new
issues We cannot cry persecution"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-06-08
CONE CUTTERS!

Our letter from Dresden tells Of F0RTY-FlFE
lsnow-notings Withdrawing from the councils on
the day after Gov JOHNSON spoke there. The fol-
lowing frcm the Memphis 1ppeu1, shows that the
good work is progressing in other parts Of the dis
trict:
From Geographic dispatch received yesterday
from Somcrville, we learn that twelve know-noth-
mos at that piece withdrew from the knoy-uoth-
;ng vlgwam. The re action ia now taking place.
and all who went one eye on "Sgn,' are qnietly
Withdrawing.
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w. Il. n. & CO.

-Rdcs also just receired-
NAPOLEON IN EXILE. By O'Mears.
NAPOLEON HIS COURT AND FAMILY. BY the Daeh
sss D'Abrsntss.
THE LAND or THE sARACHN. By Bayard Taylor.
woLFRRTs BOOST. By Washington Irving.
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. By Henry Giles.
THE LIFE AND RPISTLEs OF ST. PAUL. By he Rev
w. J. Conybsrd and Rev. J. 3. Howsou.
RESTORATION OF TIE MONARCHY IN FRASck.
By Lamartine. 4 vol.
HISTORY OF THE GIRoNDIsTs By LamartBs
IIvEs-OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. By Miss
Strickland. With Portrait Of every Queen.
THR WONDERS OF GEOLOGY. By DR.. NAnisil-
THE MEDALS OF CREATION. By DR.. Man
RICHARDSON'S GEOLOGY.
DANTE, Translated into English Verse. With FlaSmaA
TAsso,s JERUSALEM DELIVERED. BY WHEN.
PLINY'S NATURAL HISTORY, with Notes.
THE NATURAL HISTORY OFMAS. BY Lssat coOns
Charles Hamilton Smith.
LAwRBNCE'S LECTURES on THE NATURAL HI5-
TORY OF MAN. Se. Ivol
THE GEoGRAPHY OF sTRABO. Literally Translated
With Notes.
LILLY,s AsTRoLoGY. vol.
CELSIUS ON MEDICINE. Translated by Jas. Greiye, MD
DUSCAN's HISTORY OF RUSSIA. vols. IsuO. IL
ustrated. ----
PoPE'S HOMER,s ILIAD. Illustrated.
PoPB's HoNgR's ODYSSEY. Illustrated.
GUIZoT'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION. vols.
THE RELIGION OF PROTESTANTs A SAFE WAY TO
SALVATION. BY William ChiIiinexorih.
CHRIST THE End OF THE LAW: Being the Preface
to Geusvan Bible BY John Calvin. In BlAsE
Letter.
TACITUs. The Oxford Translation.
THE BOOK OF SPORTS. BT Pierce EgkB.
CYCLoPRDIA OF UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY-Rnbr.-
cling Memoirs of Most Celebrated Persons Of An Times
1 vol. --E.
.CYCLOPEDIA OF CHEMIsRY, with It's Application TO
Minernlogy, Physiology and the Arts vol, limo.
THE LAND WE LIVE IN: Pictorial and Literary
sketch Book Of tho British Empire. vel.
MANUAL OF GEOGRAPHICAL SCIENCE. I volume.
With Atlas.
TIRE BOOK OF RAPHAEL's CARTOONS. BY Cs,sss-
mali. illustrated.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS Weekly Journal. COndasted
oy Charles Dickens. 10 vols
THE PROSE WRITER'S OF GERMANY. BY Hedge.
EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES. BY Hsllam.
LITERATURE OF EUR0PE- By Hslam-
CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Hansn
MORNINGS WITH JESUS. By Willan Jay.
IL Together with many ssher valuable
New Publications, Just received by
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yrrrrRv Sales FOR 1S55
PUBLIC SALE OF

PUBLIC SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS
ON WEDNESDAY,, June 18Th on the premises about
I two miles from Nashville the Louisville branch
Turnpike we will sell i've OF the most beautiful Building
Lots in the vicinity Of Nashville These lots contain from
H to ~ acres each and front on the Louisville Brspch
Pike Immediately opposite the magnificent country seat
of Capt W. b. WALTON. We most earnestly call public
only unsurpassed as Binding SITES but than half of
them are thickly timbered with the handsomest forest
trees Terms Of saIeA long credit of and years
for note bearing interest," with satisfactory seeuritypay-
able in bank and lien retained We viii the same
day sell beautiful timbered lot on The Brick Church
Pike, about 4 miles from the City. Onnibusses will
leave the Public Square at "a o'clock A NJ on day Of
sale We will gladly show this beautiful property to all
who viii call en- J. i. X. W BROWN,
D. TnoG, Auctoneer. ~ . Az Cherry Street.
iunaO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


lAdyertiscmentsl
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ure than sitting down write notice of the celebrated
Hooand German Bittes because we are fully conscious
we are comforting public benefit and our heart tells US
that BY notices many have been ndnced to take these
Bers and been rescued from death by dyspepsia liver
complaint &c, for the cure of which il Is certain is
prepared and sold only BY DIR. C. H. Jackson at the Ger
man Medicine Store No. 120 Arch Street. Philadelphia
Sec advertisement ~ june1-lwdSw
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LAS C4SAS'
Memoirs of Napoleon.

W.T., BERRY & CO., have just received
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, EXILE, AND CONVERSE
TION5 OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. By the Gown
De Las Casa. WITH Portraits and Other nlusirAtions
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