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WM. Il. CALF.
LAW SCHOOL.

OF TIL. UNIVERSITY OF ALBANY.
INIE next two terms nt TIL, School will commence, the
FIRST on tn. THIRD TUESDAY "iS~EFTEMEER,
and the SECOND on the FIRST TUESDAY al JANCA-
RY n-xt-rscli To- continue twelve weeks. Degree. con
fcrrcd at the close al each.
~ For Circulars, ar Information apply 10
June i-ctt AMOS DEAN, Albany. y. Y.
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ENOR RENT, 10 IuE HiniiL~I EIDDrE-@
n \ very neat and .rnirrl brick dwell in. house. Hill
On FIRST street. b'twr"m Mu!G and Cmry. ti!rd house GiiL
rom I hrS.D VIII 10" rented out Ia the highest hit."r. On
MONDAY evening nrxi, on ill.," rr.imi-.s. al Ill" hour "i :
o'clock. III" h"I-r IL nov vacant. AMI persons d',irIH- -
f'ih' can View the PR ni-'- before the tim" of renting
ANY particular IN reference la Tia" mid huu." can be- 90
thili'ri at IN" office oi Mr.. WIN. tiuuiiii. iny"rnur stree:
July lid. Any xtJpr A.,
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BOSWELL ACADEMY.

NEAR TAUNTUN VIKETNIA,
BY WIN. l.. JOHNSON.
yUNIIIS is a Boarding School Tor Buys-iimited in mum
Il Der 10 twenty.
The session begins LIST Of September md continues tel
months. with n vacation oi TWO weeks ri Christmas.
TERMS:-SaO for tuition, bnnri, fuel, wishing nn'
lights, payable hal! in advance, halt on the lst February
REFEEEScEs-Iion a. H. II. Stuart, Judge J.. i. Thoinp
son. Stauntnr; Geo. n. JOHNSON. Esq, Richmond; Profess"
:. MMupin. Uniycrs.tY oil NIr.inim. Sept. li-clY
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UNION SAVINGS BANK,

uihrc nj Store of Mcssr-. Sirbiims ~ Pullrn,
NO. iOl, BROAD STREET. RICHMOND. "a.
ENEOM This dat" all irsIo-i,"rs in TIL. Bank will re-
Il r'lvr six per cent inirr'st on nil sums rrrmining on
h'i'"-ii,' FIX months and uv,T, ana nv. per cent On sums
r'1nuIiinG less tlun -ix mnnriIs.
BESJ. r.. rUI.I.EN, Treasurer.
\. Y. cHE.siIAw, President.
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LANDS WARRNNTS WANTED,

TUNIlE ii.hc-t umrE"t pre-" will be- paid for 40. 81, Ign
L and II" heres Land Warrants, nl-p for Lrni scrip
Persons lnyin. Warrants or Scrip IL sell, will do well to
call al WIN. HERI.ElS
rvrian.r Office. No. :, Pearl -, Richmond, Va.
y B.-p.r-ons Twin. III the country nr respectfully r."
Iuc,t"t. to forward their warrants, (whrn duly a-sign"'p
10y rmiI or otherwise. and pledge mys"lft To them, that they
si.all receive the highest innrsct prize, and prompt returns
IN cash ar rirrk- ns they small arrm proper to direct me.
Til" price Of Warrants j. .uctua;ing Hnd unsteady; nj
pIc-ent, nm payin. - u per acre.
lime i'm WI. HURLEY.
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EXCHANGE BANK or VIRGINIA.
TyfiE President and Directors Of this i!ank, hive de
rlnrcl n s"mimnn,ml dividend Of It per cent, sub
irrr To IT iriuc;iom I'll ! per rent boIlls, ~phynl,l" "n tho iOtl
instant. w. /. sihoiiF'h, 'aa"'ct.
.Julv div
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THER%MOMETER BITTER CIIIRNS.-i
fr"sh supply Of til" above superior ,hilr'is: warrant
I'll 20 produce Euii"r quicker than any "ttef 'hHfn' anu
with less labor. Just received. and for snIr by
in,r =, ~ BILkLEY Is co.
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, -nlh ut auction, ON "Wednesday. the I-iL IgIv. ~ g..
" CLOCK at the American Hotel. under u deere, 80 fH..
Turnpike Stock NiTJI,x - 81
July y '"'
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~ 10 ''hiNNpN, NIL = =. hu''
BY PII.LlAM ~ DAVIS, tICrS.
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FIRE AND MAXINE INSURANCE..

YENiiE Insurance Company Of Tia" Valley Of Virginia n
a Winchester. Va, Branch niii"r. ith street, 2d d"'i
from the Poet olfc., Richmond, va.-Char,"r perpetual
Capital S3vD,mOO.
This Company will insure first class brick dwellings, per
prturlly, for II single payment 0f I per cent. Time p"ll
rirs will also BE- is-url un buildings, merchandise, &c" III
town ur country, nj current rnt'1. Mnrin" AMI imam"
transportation risks. taken on ~ favorable terms us 10y
any other responsible company. .
Al losses ARE promptly ind literally adjusted Mt this OF
i.r O I EItESEE, Aciunry.
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AINSLIE, BOWEN & POWELL,

CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MANrFACTU;EES,
Cross street above The Banks.
yBNIIE -ubscrihcr- are practical uurlian. a.~
ics, lavin: had long rXpcr.cnc" al The
business. md icvoiin: their personal nj. Hf~
trntiOn Ia all works done III their hop, S--
wouhi respectfully n-k n cull from thur, who are in wnu; %
Carriages. w. have always un hnnl II general nssnrtin"h
Of Carriages, Rocknwnys. Bugc:"s, Sc. of our own man
Luna 2I-tmhNc.
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CNII;fH ~ y NEW BOOK NOW READY.
II CnLoh me COMEDY, BY John Ester
~Sioc1ing. ", author OF the Virginia Comedians, Leather
some .s d Slk, Youth Of Jefferson, &c, in one hand.
S,ro..sr "tt ff Illustrated with six original designs by
JAY
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".l ERREOTYPISTS NOTICE.-T keen ron
b. ,at "a used In the art OF Dhgucrreo,ypiuc, which viii
'4Ice's GUARANTEED. '" I" i arr anu
July i-cly NJ. p SIMMONS p;,b.
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ONE PAIR One humirrl -,
a pair more OF LADIES' CATER BOOTS, al HS&S
Al IA per Imir. just received hy s'"nH'r dir""iy fAt
from III" manufacturer. and Tor -nlr at IN" Pr" w.
MUM Boot and shoe Store Of ALIEN. HILL.
June - No. Ia, Mmln street, Ertnl"ni. Va.
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SttMUEL =. ~COTTRELL, : ADDLEG-h
ANn LII 4 Il \ 4 = = MAMIE AInrI'pER nH4N

NICNINDT!T, NT-THIN, E'IW- T'VTI'T'i TIT WI-s
premium Mt the Fair 81 tho Virginia Mechanics ln,iil"i",
feel confident ne can please nil pcrsun- in want Of nny
~nrtiricin his line. july "
STRAYED OK STOIEN.-h rornc TS-g0
= Cow with II bras, knob on one horn. c+Si4.I1
will pay II liberal reward for ,h"dcliv-ry % her -N-N.
10 III.
July II :. MC'RIDEltS Sons.
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mur IuTEHS OF MECKLEN-

-, rirhmvnl, :. NUN 7 !; Inn
oN''" Richmond, July ..L2"'
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VALUABLE landed EsTATE At NTCTI0N.

Executors of Henry =. Inngt0rnc, deed.
limo I-cviIs |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09
ACCIDENT on TIE YORK AND
ERIE RAILROAD.
NARROW ESCAPE.

From Our Own Reporter
ELnRA, Wednesday Nov. :, l'jj-ei pm.
left New.lork by the 6 80 train this morning. Tue
journey g pleasant one as fell in with agreeable
companieps. A young gentleman, accompanied by
On interesting and beautiful young bride ard their
frend eIgsped III enterlsDir conversation, in which
/ had TIE privilege occasionally to participate. 1t
was cheerful mery patty and the looks ofjoy, con-
fdenoe and affection which the :ride occasional yeast
at her worthy husband, the pleasant joke and the
hearty laugh together with those mutual attentions
and rdesnents hch cannot be described but which
aIe understood under such circumstance rendered
the happiness OF the whole party complete-as next to
BEN happy oneself it great pleasure to zee others
so. Thee and other incidents Of the journey-.he
scenery, tie Indian Summer and the rapidly .m0ying
locomotive, had brought US steadi along the broad
gauge oftte Erie railroad a. far as Chemuug depot
thirteen mi es from Eluirs, when suddenly a crash
was heard and he car in which We were jumped or
The track and hobb!ed along the sleepers.
iuuped up and made for the door toward the enginei
many fthe seas gave way, and men, women and bi-
bic. all osted together. Before could 20 70 the
door, however from the center Of the car, tne irGin
had stopped, and tie alslm rciden. to such mo-
mt ut OF imminent danger in 3 measure subsidized.
The jumped out OF the car and the two les cars
completely eff the track, Get fast in the bank OF
the cutting on the right hand tide OF the road.
TIE car in which | had been travel 2 was next to
tie Baggage car which, together With The car imme-
dia,ely following, had detached about twelve yards
from TIE two last carr and the engine and tender tor
tuuately broke away fom The baggagecar AMI ran
on some distance shead-lesying four passengec cars
ccntaiLing about two hundred passengers, SD tie
baggage car behind | ran end assisted an old LADY
on, Of the last car and wa soon relieved by the
assurance that no ptIsoa was seriocsiy nuit The
passengers soon came out of the cirs. We walked
back few hundred ys!js 10 email br dss over
stream, where we fornd that the acciden. bad been
caused By the breakil OF one Of ths rails. Apiece
Of rail, three feet long. had bsen broken Of,
ard had fallen under the bridge. There was
10 ar that the IRON wss un.ound where broken, but
rom the character Of the joint tie other side Of
the track i; would be e.sy infer that the inside line
Of the two rails straight, bu. that by loHg
o. The rails had become slightly shifted rem right
Ire with tie ,tst leaving shoulder OF rom ,Arse-
esh'bs 70 ,seha iach Cor tie aanse of q, ~bs;'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

g,.,.sv.p In ate speech delivered n7,'
.a' .i..iopsry society connected VITA the 1Pr
oelOiV IN he saio traly that God hsd hUu''-
ooPA aio,ov q, All order, such power a. was pos
Ca nv no ether order OF nen uneer hea'e".
's r., s,re things they cou do. aaa "e.e
'eho,od N 90 and there ras baTGeN y T.. IT.
OOunU - Ic-o,s, tbrv had net dose ~ ahay
"tRon tht" =. - ,J;sk TIER Work: EAtcuy So
= ~y u'1 ~ - fbrsisn bhhoP iof nnE year
e,ert al be power iouus'ed IS ~ chis-,.n
.,e tbe degradation OF 't'aS 20 SLAYER. no h.,
brethren, he hss 81 q sermors wi b lie on It's
puolistea Sorcoons for SvraHts, whea IL vol
.1or,s. In these sermons ne un6iu ,hlngy as
ferds slavery and e1I' ' booo Of frc.5 I'm in the
tnIOos eve ~ spsk Of humani in The sayeoWner
S yt ma ara - exercised his power IL the midst
ne ~ ,ost CRYING sIs connected with the wIoe
U W a slavery. Thousands OF the very members
II be own church have been oonSht ana sylu !hs
80. Of burden Cruelt e., the ike Of which were
nsTer d. ard Of III Other couLtry have been Prac-
tiosd urSer his owe eye Parents have been robbe1
~ f children and children torn from Their parens,
10 bis own personal knowedgo; aid who, mas ne DO ~
lin tbi. great "pOwer" intrusted 70 bin lie has
used il always in favor Of toe Oppresscr aud agaiost
y opp7esseC he has Tever cried out against this
rnonsfrous sin Of Slavery. A gtester enemy y the
slaves doe, Lot exist ttsn this very bishop. Wen
might he slesk with deep feelings OF Ois OWE short
~ Jennings" Htdce1 kNO1rs there U0s no detc'eacy
beoricy ean has otrn - Tits is well sai1 AID is
perfectly true If there be an individual in these
'nited States WAC could have done more than any
other If he would 20 have i ssened the evils OF Ssv
cry ard 10 have promoted the evenual Zee ION OF 'ne
.lsyes il ia this man. Well may he t9lk Of his de-
6cienc,es We hope the next 4 he appears il our
midst 20 erligbten a Nor Yoik audience and TO e1
hort them 10 missionary exeriOns, he will have re
pented Of lis sins Of omission and take for his text
The verse placed at the inning Of this 5ommunica
tion NEW YORK
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every olor, however vel dIreoed by exoerience md
scerCc, should Unsuccessful for feT daysgve
way 10 the sdvce that The CT id should ba tsksn hoE
ever ~ at the tn,tl nto the couotry We have e.
peatedy koown these little creatures 20 recover FRI
almoet dyrg s'atc-- whsn they indeed 30 low
that 40 uau could say they would survive another
day-hy sending thtm on pillow 20 tbs s5 gh'fLl
little villsge ~ For Lea ps e chosen by fTon
lifelong kuOwecee Of its Surprising healhfulness and
its free don from miasu a'io exnaistiOn.
"NloB pft q thal Lonl, three thousand children
urtCr FIVE yeers OF ase ere dying Ia this very city
every year from the associated oi-eases disuhea,
dyseIeIy coDvulsiOLs aud that fourhths OF them
mis- ht be saved if The parents could DE persuaded
ttudJ TIE natural avs Of tDeif existence and 10. 20
ph, ric hem, and that the ply sicsn is directly ntsr
6so and that 10 very great extent, in keeping sc
psIeIt in ignorance Of Toe great and ackDowl ed
meaLs OF cure cannot avoid nv duty 10 make flu
exposition of subject well calculated to excite TIE
closes scrutiny by every parent God forbid that IT
should be uno erstOOd we wish 70 charge any humane
physician with such a crims wilfully Withholding
TeIneoy OF value. But sly most emphstcaly tost
our beft and most humane physicians have come far
short Of their duty in lot giving the greatest puocitY
TO tie schnosedged f>ot, that madeleine is the last
hing 10 be relred on tie successf treatment Of tie
sumfner diorrhed Of infants IN cities"
These sentiments have derived additional force since
their publication and give them to you for publlcs
ton With certain conviction that you will apore iae
heir entire d.intees edness aud value to the Of
truth end humanity.
New Ygk, AUG a. 1855 EDWARD H. DIXON MD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

~ ms "a ec..n.. Tis.ss fs-t vhCh Ipclts1 OF
s'ew.csk, ago a, eIis.in! a tte la an az % 40
ala nj, extent The fsc, I, the rack Shlch .te
trains 'esyirg Ner-Yolk run Is An oil one. AMI r.
q;i.ts Thorough iuspe ction AM repair. The work
n er il TO rci that tho rails th AZ ;rs ac row
40 old tta. i il 10 unusual thin. fo- one 70 b0e>l
Willie the oher t,ack, TIA. on vfich the ia ruu
toward New York. being Constructed Of better irou.
aid on & stronger plan. rails sre never known b
break. Indeed enc Of the wOrimen spoke o; these
brsstasts a. scCittrts to bs expecd In tie present
condition Of flat trscl. The engine WAS DESPATCHED
to mira for Kew carr ald sier waiting an hour sad
q haf-till >! clock, P. N "a neS rain came along
ard We all Glioky 90, aboa,d, ana many were tue eH
rressioi Of congraus'ion 81 tire happy escape tom
Injury. The yourg biie whom Wa hsd seen before
20 cheerful and happy, had grown pale with slarm,
but when her Alfred came aorg ana aS ala est by her
si6o there vas Just such ar embrace as MI Ai have
bttn expe cted ur6,r he ci.cums ances We ron Ar
rived SAFELY in l. mira " s.e AFTER bidding adieu 70
my Now ard interesting acquaintance, iet the cars
with view O: immediate taking the t-sin for Mag
sra Falls, hut wing T. re delay The NiaSss train
had pore without Us, AID sm obliged TO siay here
until A a. NJ. to m,lrow sloug with some her pas
sergers The lcss to the company account o. this
accident c,nnot re leSS thsn two thousand doIs ;.
All the passenger csrs were seriously damaged
/. viii be remembt red that il was at the very spot
where this accident occurred, las July COW oO-
.tructed train threw II CT the track ami the cas-
SMASHED up, woun6irg many psS eogers one OF whom,
Mr. Donnaugb, died from the injuries then received,
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NEW-YUKK UHIETTNTDI

the law. They mus. be very Interesting in chsraC 9r'
just ~ Oh women IS the s.e is in wan. OF
| must corsult nv ffiends before ! give thsr ~
6'es-es cnly prgmising thst he sst shows himself
ply -ichr.
One Riaceles youth tore a leaf from od bla Ak
book. SID resumed 20 write upon It to woman. II
fonnd the bTe but not M eyes.
hong NAVY letter, dated New YORK, suggests Thai
the lacy should eUter la Office y0Hng gen' euien
20, arc ucy. He thioks she would en- 30 difficulty
in ooirg 70. Tie difficulty is PecHHi0ry ole, "a7re
q Won an il concerned.
AFRO her letter Is written closely With H,e ink ana
c'cssed. No one with decent share Of regard i)r
the re- 80 of rg1t or The valle of tire will eysr de-
cipher Letter written il this way. Pale ink Is IA
pardon able letter crossed in the writing an inpeF-
tipepee f. OAKEs SvITH.
- n. ,essHo as s.u,-,..atstre.t
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Newark.
To ae Edi.o, Of The y. Y Tribune.

To he Edior Of The y. Y Tribune.
SIR: We vCro much pleased TO see in your paper OF
this morning desc pon OF city accompanied with
interesting facts in general correctly ,.ed There
error however ia the samelt regard 70 the number Of
churches which know you will oheefly corre ln'tead
U six" there gh Mehsdist Episcopal churches, excu.
Germ,n and ocred churches Of that dnomua loo
The fowirg the list found in the nnues Of the
ference: Haley street, J. 81. Wiley; Franklin srset c.
g. Ven Cleve Clinton street, A. Brcs Uriou street, F. A.
horrtli Q.arry street, W. Robsrson Central church L. r.
DUN Broad street, Henry Coz Warren street A. L. Ballard.
By making this correction, you viii much oblge
Net,a5k Oct. 81, l3T. NEWARK METHODIST.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
KEN NEOY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
The Greatest Of the Age 4,

Mr.. KENNEDY of Eoahnrl has disc",rrri to "nr
AZ our onlnmon pasture m'eis rcuied, tia, rui-s
down c"nn" PimpIe He has iricti in .r.r iita
cases, aud i'eYer failed s%trii 4" two. lie hos
his possession over two hundred cics 81 IT. ,as
ali WITHIN twenty niles nj Eosi"i
Two bottles ara Warranted /" cure rnr-ias -
slnuih.
one to three bottle. mlcure the wntstiinr r,rrt,
IA The face
I've IN three BOTTLES will clear thu .v.te,,.t ti.,.
Two boti les are warranted IT, Lite n
the mouth and anrIarh
Three ir hvc bolt-s warranted ca.r Ne rrr.i
cases "f trNsipel"s
One bottles warrit,ied To cure all rr N
he eyes
Two b",tles cure rnnnirr w. .te r.t.
md butct, he haIr.
Frurto six bottles warranted cur. nrtt,f sna
ufHlus Hlrrts
One bottle willGnrr scaiy cru1tian. nf th- kin
Two 10 three bottles are warranted t.cut, th- ~,-s
RAG
Two three bottle, warranted /. eur, fl,-it ,,f
tirs srs of rheumatism.
Tire. /" sh hntta~ are w,trnuia t"rrr. san RI
Five to sht bottles viii Ihr ,.T, m".t ca,
.crnfula
benefit is always experienced fr. NJ 'hsfr, ho-sl.
and peti.c cure is WARRANTED when til. au,- qtao.
ity is taken.
No'hnr lnoks SO improbable I" those wha haze pr
tired al The wonderful rf,' uay that
common wrel growing ~, tir- p.a.n,>s saA ,te,, rA
walls, should cure fvrry hs,,a th- ~ ,srR,es
1t il new hNcd fact II you have hrnnr IL kss -
start. There are N" ~ nor oiNa- about II .u1is
cssrs bn' not yours. He has persisted ih,h.afa
beetles Of it in tie vicinity 3,rrrn snd know. re
effects OF II ia every It LA. atrr, dn. 81
ave II children Year old: old }N,iI- Ut .iSt,;
end has p'"r, pnny l''kus children ~r'.e mob
soft AMI n"bly, ies'urr 10 eriet .ta'e III letHs
iy bottle.
To those who are snbjec, To lick hc.dace rnr ht.
tie will always II ,,-/ih ratarr.
and dizziness Ssne who Lave sAkrr hove E~.i,
tive for and have been r~sa~'f Il, ~ Nhcss.s.
body is s"und il worssqn- easy bu, vns' the,si an!
arrangement of the funcl,"ns al nsfss-. II Mil
very singular feeling hut must hS ALARM I'd H.,
always disappear in from four day. week. There IL
never t,ad result frn, IT III. corfrar, wh.. III.
fe ig " feel mi new
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

WISCONSIN, The Republicans OF Wis
coasin, have nominated Bashlofd Cole,
for Governor, and the Democrats have
re nominated William A. Bars,ow. the
pfesen, Governor. The Republicans
also passed American resolutions. Wis
eonsln has a larger proportion Of foreign
population than any other State. about
one.third Of her inhabitants, being Of for.
e'gn birth. according to the census Of
1850.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
A Specimen Mob.

Our citizens had an opportunity 'as
night OF Witnessing thus carly. the ira /,
oil the victory OF the Allies IN ihIs CITY
We need not describe the Appearance 81
this motley collection, we ttus, that most
OF our c,,Izens saw It, aud We know that
those who dld w,ll long remember 1t
We know that many SifaIt.W Wings went
home restei,lns the sn'e They had gwen,
aud aeli they may. They viii have To
rste, i, sill more - Bangor IVh.s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
Fsoa k.NsA..-In the Kansas Leu.

Fxoa Kansas. la the Kansas Le.is.
lMure on the 1,h INST. the Concurrent
resolutions deuuocia,ory OF President,
Pierce for removing Judge Elnore Mere
debated. Mr.. McMeeken though, the
Pres,den, should be laugh, to know his
place. Mr. S,r,ngfeIow did not oblec,
to the waite oil censurr, but tn night the.
were making themselves ridiculous VI
Bian said tina, RreIcf wasfc Va Only
T. prepare III. Wy Tor E.merc, remov,I.
Vi. WhtloeA though, the President
should have sent a battalion OF soldiers
e. sa,ghtcr the " hole crowd -; frresot.
-rs NJ, Wedi-l hooked up m the
President a. mean Yankee, aud = d r.u.
hie.dycd coward An an-nd nrn, ~,
linalIy adopted, leaving the resolution
about the sane A. the istAat- Bait.
more, Aa., 30.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
Steamboat Casualties.

At the commencement Of the pr essen,
wear there were about six hundred steam.
boats Oh the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
and their tr,but aries, and o( those, eighty.
three encountered casualties more or les,
serious, during the SIX months ending on
the first Of June last. Twelve were de-.
uoyed by fire, Causing a loss of SS3s
900, Of " h,ch S640. 100 was in merch,n.
d,ze, and ,9S, 900 IN the boats. By
these casualties eighteen lives were lost,
Seven we're damaged by ice, causing a
loss of $40 900. Of which $30, 900 was
in merchandise and $4,000 in boats
E,ty-two were sunk or damaged by .nacs,
causing a loss Of 1901, 90, OF which
ass 900 was in merchandise and s343,
O %, IN boats. Five were DESTROYED BY
explosions. causing loss Of thirteen lives
and property tn the amount Of Sl3 900.
Seven were damaged by collisions. caus.
ing loss OF 80 300. OF the whole eighty
boats which encountered casualties, ,hltw
were totally LIST. causing loss of thirty.
one lives and property to the amount Of
Si.So350 The reader will, no doub,
be struck with the large number of acc.
dents by snags. and the enornus agyte.
gate OF property los, thereby. all of which
might be avoided By the judicious ex-
pendnure Of no very considerable sun OF
money out Of the millions with which I .
national treasury IS Overlooking. It
certainly eAh,bi,ss Gu pable negligence on
the part oi the national governor, tina,
this condition Of things should continue
year alter year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14

JOURNAL OF THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.
This interesting monthly for September,
comes u US laden with scientific and in
terestsag matter. Il 10 one Of the rare
publications in this country, which,
among the aood Of liz u, reading. deluges
almost every town and hamlet. is too Of.
ter neglected by young men whose edu.
cation and business render j, highly i'm.
portant TO their own interests that they
should give more heed to American sci.
ence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-14
JAS. B. OSGOOD,
Bookseller and Stationcr,
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

Whereas John l. Ilodsdon of Bangor in the
County OF Pcnobscot, on the 18th. dav of Sep
tember A. ID. 1853, by his deed of mortgage
OF that date conveyed to the undersigned, the
clapboard and shingl, machines and Grist
Mil, with the building, containing the same
and all the machinery and fixturs. and about
two acres of land connected there with. situa-
tea IN the town of Amherst in the county of
Hancock. Said decd is recorded in Hancock
Register vol. 81. page - to which reference
may be had for more particular description,
and the condition of the sarae having been
broken We hereby claim to foreclose said
mortgage as provided for by the statute.
ABRAHAM e. FERNALD
BENZ. T. kELIIIER,
Ky A. Wi,well their atty.
Aug. - 1898