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finger OF Tfsne, and know it will never
change and ST. ,uld your exer,ions this
year be crowned with success, can truly
promise you that, 10 the future, my rec
ord shall he OF as good intentions as the
past. My honest exeriions, my sincere
desire shall be, 10 do my duty.
Gentlemen. | have in my pocket, let
ter of nine pages from a man whom
think TO be sound native American, and
" no was a member of the last Massachu-
sstts Senate, who SAYS he cannot lend his
influence ior my denomination, because
! avn too much Of AN nuii-slavery man.
confess ] am an anti-slavery man; mp
pause, and thank nv friends who cave
me the opportunity Of being the first man
in the Philadelphia Convention from this
Commonwealth after the gentleman from
aseurgia, who Introduced the platform at
that Convention Ind spoken, and after
New York delegate had asked, us there
any in1n ON this floor who will dare TO
say he Will not be hound by the will of
the majority"--! am proud to acknowl
edge it as one of the most glorious days
ut i,fe, that had the pleasure Of being
the FIRST delegate IRON the North to rise
aud tell him to his face, hat my colleagues
from Massachusetts and myself would
never be bound by shat majority. Loud
CHI ser>
Yes, my friends, will oppose, in pub
lie or private life the agsressions Of sla,
very, SO help me God, so long as | 1--we,
cheers but. at the same lime, tell
YOU that in public life or in private HE,
! viii carry out the Constitutional pro-
VISIONS, as haze Swnrn to de-, in obed-
PACE to The Interpretation Of the Supreme
Court, aud the legal tribunals Of the
land. Great npplanse.)
And now, aentlemen, what can say
more? think yon for this enthusiastic
reception. This IS The proudesi afternoon
ef my life, Those who elected me endorse
nv administrator. care nothing for
false friends or bitter foes but their kind.
ness ! shall always appreciate, their APP
prevail most highly value
The remarks Of the Governor were fire.
qnently interrupted with hearty cheers
aad a, the close, lie was again honcred
with several rounds, which made the
Temple rock.
A large number Of gentlemen pressed
forward upon the platform to congratu
te Gov. Gardner upon the excellence
Of his speech. and TO tender hlm their
lsyiul thanks tor his acceptance Of the
nomination. 1t vas a scene to renem-
bei
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The Law OF NEWSPAPERS.

SJisct bars VIA 10 give gxpgsss nuttre 10 the
COO. sfy teps tered as SIS hss to Continue their
sUs-. pi'oes.
Il ahs--iha-s order ihs disoontnuance Of ttrif pa
pcrs lie Puh..shcr GA cHHttsGe 10 scad them until all
arfvartrvs SIC ptf3
II fgH criars aecect reuse n take tleiT pages
# NJ tl ntcr 20 ~sch they are directed they are head
responsible ga Trey settle hei. e.s. aud afes The pa
.ts 'is~aatWuta
fa.y -usc. A,rs remove 10 a. Their psce without
HHr1as he fii,hefs sHf. tbs laIegs seat - tan
ttfl7sr --geeuea, t1ey sre bend Fesp44s ~
= IAr rpnrL- nave ie'i.!rj that slHr 70 nike .
es slapef trin ne ahce remnytaR dai lessi ng i
uaC'''ei 80. IS pu@A iscs cy JeHee Of iuteaiilnal
fraud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

IS !. Su4tLp 81: --DiAsy Ann CzE.
REse3>pENcE IF AMOS LAw8EScE.-l ht,
6tsi e..aien OF thus deeply interesting
work Is sod i Second Edition.. whicl,
Is a,eetinc ~ah srarid snle b. sub.cnp
ton, w,ll b. ready lot delivery on the
- b ia,' O,sttrs ,eiH Be- Gihd accord.
ing to priority q application. Canvass
81, at 4, work har houses wishing eopirs
sill expedite IA r'ers by seudns n ,he.t
orders
We are aaghofised TO "a, n has con.
ucction tia, the prospect OF furnishing
eoaies at ,rioiesais to our larger and
many OF our smaller Warehouses WAS
starred during The past eek BY youn.,
gent.eman-a Boston boy--who Is well
known among us, and who presents
CLAIMS. which aside from the decidedly
,uertorious character OF the publication.
should be warmly responded to.
His address Is MERCANTILE, care Lane
& Wheeler. Ii State Street, Boston"
Subscriptions placed on this las, viii
be filled Immediately, aher the publica.
ton oil the work on Monday next, as i, is
prior To all others.
Southern, Western and other news31-
pers viii please copy the above, and mail
papers as given.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

GopEy FOR NOVEMBER. The Eleventh
No. of the year, and he says it with pride
and pleasure, that he has no, fallen off
from any promise made in the commence.
ment. Ia this No. is presented another
OF those beautiful gemograph engravings
that are given in no other magazine but
the l.ady's Book beautiful and perfect.
iy seasonable Fashion Plate; aud another
of those unique specimens Of printing in
three eolors The Holy Place, the first
article in the book, ought. al this moment
to interest everybody. as they are very
Intimately connected with the cause Of
the present war in Europe. 4
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Our o. the Traces agalE.

&c Ellsworth American IS NefN
troublesome nc Car The Murfillites to
naaaee. L is continually "kjckn NJ Gus
of the traces. and, contrary t. the usu1.
rule, the les gtain II gets Inc more au,t'
II becomes. vhAe "G5fA iced" seems 10
tat4c down lis f-ty s4rtit ana ma ke 1T
.aafe ifaclal!e IA The /. us. l. a late
tanier over tae eoHr>e. ( has lhfoNn a.
It's lead ana heels. broken the !ead.n.
,c!ns. thfown I'll tie rtaer aud ".Alnmea
fse pj.!u, ttef rs oNn hoe. reaafI .r--
1t HE consequences 81 ,neG .-sk be-
hvor. aad >tspa.u5 nov atd ,bcr. ooit
- pav tae GROUND. am. tass br-aih for q
new start. 1t sauas the "ba,s'e afar, -"
$50 far ftwt!t never Hse to G.h, NJ and
.Aslnp1 lls blt N rage that It eyef l9ok :.
INTO is mourn.
Il fepuliates the former kindly >vohc,
rom tie hand 81 Morr,ll. and with
doubled. uehled and ini.ns tied ,eugr-
aate. aims lis deadly biuHs L; lls Imc
aleid lshlts HeFee Gsee't a stoul
-tae-etHiaf, aaaek- CIV. Seward IN the
ar5i. hI1ss Raeaac'. ever, 'rar2.es ou
Re Bangor Wig, luyHs Up rs noslf,l> ai
Nadc. fuses the JeiIrfss4.au over N>
aead, aud i4n=ps Oh lie 49, R,p4Jl-
eaH party aud siamps - [nfsau>Y pF-u
II. that 1t is Qale apparent ~ intends T.
crush out the vs'gl breath, ant grlnd
II lis bones to powder. Such oxHttuuoa-
al fetocily are Indicative that the sliced
vas not usH jrokta. aGd HAT J.; require.
strong leather,o keep II IN suhjac,on.
/ Bat II "whickers and hinnic, 50 grace.
suily over the American order, That At
shows II can be good nalured. bat having
been led up IA The cub before election.
and finding NV "ila io,:dcr" IA Il. ii very
decidedly. and with some reason. refuse,
Ia stand an 10 the rack " and pulls away
from IFS leaders. and scorns both the
br,dle and The hi.
We aslofy IN rs snunk.e and. To drsp
the fanIe. must comics. Ina, the article
! IN the American tn which we have al, l..
ID contains some Wholesome truths and
,i.l.,h III, .,.e.,;o- os co,,;n, f,om
- -, :, ~ s,,,a
N.,rlI ,,,r,v and dav,,od N ms SINE
Republtcams,n We, the iagrot.tade OF
the party towards those who rendered II
such effective and, as did the Know NO
't"iss' seet W a'. e - J"ss'' W" .5s' 49,
.e,y,res of ,b,. cb,mnian Of the ..d,rk
+ lan,e-n order will soon be lost to the
world. as the solemn announcement, is
made
IL 'he <li'e''9a, Ph'.s - 'op'' ,', '" "a a
'xs sba'I rs,,,s rom he noli,1caI aren,
and return to i, no more iofeyer."
We heard sound abou, The 10Th OF
September which was very IKE TO the
sna" % NV ,, .," ~" 'a Ms. VI
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Homeopathy and Allopathy.

Our readers remember ;ha, some
time since we requested Dr.. Clay oithr
Medical Rambler to furnish US with Ger.
tain statistics bearing upon these two
systems. This was promptly and cour.
teousIy done By On. CLAY in the Sepein.
Der number ol the Rambler, but being
sick at the time we missed seiug the pa.
per, aud hut for the politeness OF the Doc.
tor in sending US a duplicate copy, should
not have been able to lay before our rea.
ders the following:
The statistics referred to, are briefly,
as follows Allopa,hy surpassed by iuhn.
,tesimal Homeopathy in the ratio Of two
To one by unassisted nature in the rntlo
Of nearly three 10 one and by rational
practice in the ratio Of len to one.
Dr.. Dietl treated three hundred and
eighty cases Of pneumonia eighiy.f FIVE by
blood .iettng. one hundreh and sixty by
tarter emetic in large doses, and one hun.
bred and eighty nine by die, and res
alone. OF those treated by blood-ic,tin Z,
% per cent. died OF these treated by
large doses OF larter cnetic, 20.7 per cent
died; while Of those by diet and rest.
only fourteen or "a per cent. died.
According 10 Prof. Buchanan. during
the fearful cholera epidemic IN Clnein
matt, fifteen hundred cases under the
American or rational system of practice.
welded lat sjxty.tise deaths. while under
The Ai!opatlae prae,ice about % pr cent.
A4cA.n
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Pronosed Fair.

The ladies' OF Ellsworth, in favor oil
making an effort To obtain, and hi up a
suitable 10, for public cemetery IN this
v,Ilase-an object SO very desirable TO be
accomplished, are requested to assemble
a, Lords Hall on Thursday, the 25'h
Ius,.. at 3 O'Clock P. NJ. for The purpose
Of insti,u,ing and making the necessary
arrangements for a Fair to be held al.
some convenien. time, the proceeds
10 be appropriated 10 the obiec, ia view,
We trust tia, all will feel an interest, and
their countenance to matter Of such gen.
eral, and concernmen., by far too long
neglected.
BY reques, Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

MoaE FAvoRs We acknowledge the
receip, of,wo pieces Of corned beet, from
n. c. REYNOLDS, whose Mea, Market IS
in the same building with the american
Office We have often remarked tina, the
meats preserved by Mr.. r are as sweet
aud nice as any we ever tasted. which
proves him master OF his business. A
more obliging and pleasant man to deal
with, cannot be found.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

OAK HALL BosroN.-lt is said that
this Mammoth Clothing House can fur
nish One Hundred Thousand persons at
any time with a perfect wardrobe. Few
are aware Of The extern, Of this establish
ment, and the amount Of business done
there. Be suite and see it when you go
to Boston, aud witness the operation and
resnit Of the One Price Cash System,
combined with large sales and small po-
fits
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

1--WE published the prospectus OF
HARPea, also Of Putnam, carefully noti-
ced each monthly issue, and yet the pub
Usher. have not sent US copy for three
months. How is this gentlemen-do you
intend dropping us altogether or only TO
skip u. for a few months and send Lum
Der whenever q new volume commen-
cesl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

The French Government has sent
fupm Masseiile $50 quay porters 10 Gle ar
. eva, she ruins Of Sebastopol. sad The En-
.gtssh 6oserment has sent $50 workmen
% fspaif and ct up builjings in Sebas.
sspsi a. winter quarters for the allied
lstnps. @@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

u The American party has carried
California ana with the Republicans
Ohio The Republican party Of Penn,
syIvania is probably defeated. Fusion is
at discount. t@
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

The INVENTOR, very interesting and
useful periodical. the first number Of
which We noticed few weeks since. has
been received for October. Mechanics,
Artists aud Engineers, and in fact many
other classes of men will find this very
desirable work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

VocALisTs are accustomed to the use OF
Devine,s Compound Pitch Lozenges. as
they are aware ofihe virtues Of this truly
astonishing remedy Coz all pulmonary
complaints. Sold everywhere-25 cents
per bex.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

The steamer Black Warrior brought
home from Cuba So 900 from the Span
ish government, as an indemnity to
Messrs. Livingston, Crocheron u Co
for the detention OF their vessel 1.-THE Black
WARRIOR at Havana about eighteen
months AGO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19
Rnnafiism ani SlavarY.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

UTThe first number ofthe Wsekiy
Leader will be issued in a few days
Subscription. received at this Office. See
Prospectus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

The U. s, MAGAZINE where is il,
We airays gave it good notices, and
yet 1t deserted us some three mouths
since.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

The N. C. CuLrrvAroR for October has
some very ably written articles, from a
perusaI Of which our Northern agriculsu-
ris, might derive valuable information.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

almost the.eniire south against. US W I'm
them, self-iuterest and revenge-two Of
the most powerful motives to action both
lay in one direction, namely, the extcn-
SION Of slavery and the increase Of the
value OF slave property. In the accom-
plishmem Of their unworthy objects, they
derived material ard aud assistance from
Tie \ boIitionls,s, who, by defeating Henry
Clay IN 1874, broush, Texas into the
Union, opening a new market 10: slaves
and thereby increasing their value abnu,
twenty per cent
Viewed in any light; condemn the
/ shareholders in the severcst terms, SAL
the Abolitionists cannot clear then skirts.
nor viii an enlightened public opinion
per nit them to shuk the responsibility OF
their own acts.
Weared with the name OF Abolition
lsts, this party has recently emerged TN
der the name and style Of RertBlIc.N
PARTY & Co. The Co. is supposed to
comprise certain local and other isms,
+ Native Americans in this state, with large
outlets, are made TO believe that thcy CON
sliiu,e the Co. Of ih's pompous firm, aud
some even fancy there is more honor il
riitug behind on the Republican go-eatt,
than in sitting inside the American coach
Bat there is another consideration
which enters largely into tie political ac
counts of the present time, The south
must have failed in carrying lis stupen-
lous frauds upon freedom, but for The as
sstanee Of doust-faces anc. hunkies. AID
how does i, happen that there are annu-
ally SO many Of these toadies elevated To
ffices Of trust aud emo'umen,
We viii answer this query, because i
answer Involves the mos, important p'ini
in this article.
Search the universe over. and N ali
things aalua,e, you vii iud ike >etalng
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

ELLSWORTH AMrRIcAN-We acknow-
ledge the receip, of this .eafows advocate
OF "Native Americ snisn," |, evlnces
much talent. good logic, and sound rea.
soning $3.50 per annum. w. H.Cha-
nay and C. W. Moor, Editors and Pub.
fishers, Ellsworth. Me. Medical Ram
Bier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

The HAIRY HoaE for October has been
received. Like its predecessors, i, is
beautiful number. filed with matter both
amusing and Instructive,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

OThe Institute for this county is sill
in session in this place. A more extend
ed notice next week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

FoRREsrER's PLAYMATE for October is
a choice number, and one that ali The lii
tie folks would be greatly delighted to
read.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

WE. II. SrocKssIpE has good se-
lection OF Boots Shoes SC. a, his store,
which he is selling of very cheap.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

The bons, i, must be confessed. is well
written; and the aulheress presents her
self as an angel ofpurity and beauty bu,
sc challenge the annals of fiction to pro-
duce a work more scandalous. The
story Of "lhe Match Curl" is but pro-
logue of fiction to the awful realities
which il introduces. We should like
to know if the publisher of this sulphur
Gus volume is "A man ''in regular standing"
with thu Trade
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19
The Match Girl.

If the Philadelph,a publisher under
stood the advertising dodge, he might
very easily excite curiosity IN regard to
this volume OF 400 pages, called The
MATCH GtRL. that would set all scandal
lovers The world TO reading It. The
book IS boy nd question written by wo-
man, not altogether unknown To fame a.
the Baroness Julie de Marguerittes, but
who has recently been announced as the
prisnn-w edded wife oil Gas Light Eos.
Ter, whose editorial, literary. and social
history, is very well known in this city
The purpose OF the book is the deinca-
tion of Eda II Forest and the damna,ion
of his divorced wife. The motive Of it,
we should say, VAS simply dlabolical.
To save Correspondents The necessity Of
asking US any more questions IN regard
10 the characters introduced, and our
selves the trouble Of answering them, We
give the following key" to dis most ex-
traordinary and disgusting drama
The aulAer Of the book figures as the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19
Printers Ten Comman iments.

|. Thou shalt love the printer ioI
he is the standard of the country
? Thou shalt subscribe for has paper
for he seeketh much to obtain the news
OF which you shall remain ignorant.
g. Thou shalt pay him for his paper
l.. labofeth hard to give you the news IN
due season.
i Il business man thou shalt adver-
tise, tina, thus thy profits viii not onl,
enable thee to pay for Thy paper. but 10
par money in Thy purse.
). Thu shalt not visit him, regardless
oil his office rales in deransins his pa
pers.
q, Thou shalt not touch anything that
would give the printer trouble, that he
may not hold thee guilty,
:. Thou sh II not read manuscript in
the hands the composior-for he win
no, hold the blameless.
: Thou shalt no, see the news before
i, is prii ted for he will present II to you
in due t e.
8. Thou shalt ask him few questions Of
things in the Office, from il thou shalt tell
no hing.
10. Thou shalt no, at any time send
abusive letters 10 the editor, nor cowhide
him more than five times a year, nor
bring the printer old rotten wood nor
bring produce that defies the devil to
eat.
Newly DISCOVERED IsLANp.-A Nan
,ucket whaling vessel has discovered a
new island in the South Pacific Ocean.
Ii is situated about two hundred and fif,
" miles south Of Desola.ion Island, aud
he ships which encountered it took from
j. in less than week time four hund-
bred barrels Of sea elephan, oil, Two 9th
VI ships are SAID 10 be now in course Of
preparation to return :hiIher, for the pur-
pose ofprofiing BY this valuable discov.
cry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-10-19

SEVERAL LADIES.
Ellsworth, Oct. Is, ls55.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
Iuciient.

The New Haven Journal says. few
months since lady belonging to this city
went to New York and put up at one Of
the Broadway hotels. Alter going to her
room for the night. she look out her pocket
book aud watch, laid them on the table, and
then sat down to road. While engaged in
reading, she thought she heard breathing
from one apparently near by. but finally
concluded it must be imagination. Soon
after she commenced making preparations
to retire, and in adjusting her hair, she
dropped one other hair pins. While stoop-
ING to pick it up. she discovered a hat un'
der the bed; and closer observation re-
vealed to her sight the full length figure ol
a man. Without any emotion. she threw
a shawl over her shoulders, went out OF the
room, locking the door after her. and step
ping into the hall. she rang bell, whlef
summoned to her assistance the ProPrIe
tors. who called in the assistance ot po
lice officer, and the intruder was arrested
There was found or the prisoner bottI
of chloroform. He was convicted on IN
testimony cfthe lady, and sent to the Stat
prison for six months. The sequel to tn
Whole was the dropping of the hair pin.