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Philal'a. and Reading Il. Ie,

x UMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- The Great Northern aud Western u S.
Mail Routes.
Speed increased and fare reduced.
Little Schu,lkIll, Cauawissa, Sunbury and
Erie, Williamsporl aud Eimira Railroad.
Through to Buffalo, in l6 hours.
Niagara Falls, 16
Detroit, 81
I" Chicago, "a
" ST. Louis. 80
~ Ticket OGce--N " corner SIKH and
Chestnut Streets aud PbiladeI phia and Read.
ing R. K. Depot, corner Of Bread aud Ninth
streets
On and after Mouday, MAY 7:i,, Three Pas
senger Trains will leave the Philadelphia ard
Reading Railroad Depot corner of Broad aud
Vine streets, daily, (Snuday's excepted,) as
follows
DAY EXPRESS-6 A. mr.
Stopping at PhGuixville and Reading only.
Connecting with The Cauawissa, Williams
port, and Erie, and WllIiamsport and EImira
Railroad; arriving al Eipifa al 4 O'Clock p.
M., connecting with New York and Erie
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Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandusky and
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Great Western aud Michigan Central Railroad
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in Canada and Western States.
Only one change OF Baggage between Phil
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DAY EXPRESS--Breakias al Port Clin-
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NIGHT EXPRESS--Tea at Port Clinton.
Passengers purchasing Tickets by this Line
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IL. L. hUbDELL,
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N. w. corner Sixth and Chestnut sis.
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and Reading Railroad.
I. KcKIssoCK,. Superintendent Catlawissa,
Wiliamsport and Erie Railroad
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port and Emita Railroad.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

"HEREAS, by the laws of this Comno on
w wealth il is made "ihe ddty the Sher-
iff Of every county TO give notice Of the gem
erai elections, by publication in one or more
newspapers Of the county, al leasttweniy days
before The election" and 10 enunerate there
in "lhe officers TO be elected,u aud TO "desig-
nate the place at which the election is 10 be
held "--Therefore, l. JOHN SNYDER. Iigh
Sheriff of Columbia county, do hereby make
known and proclaim TO the qualified electors
of Columbia, that a GENERAL ELECTION
will be held throughout said county, on
TUESDAY, the NINTH dag of OCTOBER,
being the second Tuesday IN said month, al
The several districts within the county to
wit:
Benton township at the house of Ezekiel
Cole.
Beaver township at The house of Christian
Shuman.
Bloom township at the Court house in
Bloomsbure.
Briarereek township at The town house in
Berwick.
Cauawissa township al The house of Stacy
! Margerum in Cattawissa.
Centre township at the house oil Jeremiah
Hess, deceased.
Fishinscreek township at the house OF
! Abraham Kline, now occupied by William
Long.
Greenwood township at The house OF JOS
Patton.
Hemlock township a,.,he Buckhorn.
jackson township al the house oil Joshua
Savage.
Locust township a, ike house of David
Reinbold.
Franklin township al the house of Benia-
min Drum.
Mifflin township at the house of John Kel-
ler.
Madison township at the house of Jacob
Welliyer, now occnpied by - Fulper
Mountpeasanl township al the house oil the
late Frederick Miller.
Mon,our township at the house of John
Richards now occupied by Jesse Hollins-
head.
Main township'at at the house of Isaac Yet
ter.
Roaringcreek township at The house of G.
w. Driesbach
Orange township al the house of Peter ?.
Kline.
Pine township al the house Of Albert Hun
Susarloaf township aiahe Louse Of Linas
Cole
Scott township al The house Of Henry
Tremby in Espytown.
II is further directed that the election al
the said several districts shall be opened be-
tween the hours OF and 10 o'eock in the
forenoon. and shall continue open without
interruption, or adjournment until o'clock
in tge evening when lhe polls shall be clo-
sed.
The officers to be elected at the time aud
places aforesaid, are
A CANAL COM llSSlONER,
A MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY,
A SHERIFF,
Y A
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Agents in Pennsylvania.
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List of letters

- EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Blooms
IA burg, Pa, August 10th, 1855
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- The Great Northern and Western u S.
Mail Routes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-07-13

tIce depends upon the number cured to
introduce all cases of diarrhoe. and c,re
~ out OF 100, than practice honestly
anu save 10 2 out Of 3 cases. don't
Know Of single public institution
where the physicians are educated and
not dependent upon applause for their
Once, that they pretend to cure more
than two out OF three, yet in all others,
allopa'hlc as we'll as homnupa,hc
where the practice or stu alton is depend.
ent on reputed success 90 ou, of a 100
are saved. According to such records
cholera would cease TO be a DANGEROUS
disease even, much less fatal,
We have thousands of precedents to
prove that the grossest medical humbugs
have met with world renowned success.
Charles the second used to touch thou.
sands yearly TO drive away scrofulh and
malignant tumors. This popular absur-
d'y met with great sucetss and many
were cured OF their diseases. Lord Ba-
con was firm believer in "thc sympa.
theiic oin,meDt,' which would cure a
broken leg or cut, by putting the ONT.
ment upon the weapon which bruised or
Gu, the part This had lis day and sue.
eefded finely until the novelty and charm
wore away. Bishop Burnley expert.
mented with Tar water" and discovered
II had wonderful med iclnal virtues. capa.
bic OF curing all kinds Of diseases and
such was his faith lie died a victim to
his belief, more than can be said OF ilahne-
mann in his last sickness. This had
wonderful u rccSS for whlle and was
consider ed the panacea for all human ills
Again PERKINS tractors which consist
Of small strips of copper, became very
popular aud had the reputation Of curing
every tumor or swelling they touche d
Hardly 30 years ago factories Mere estab-
llshed in tins country and London to
manufacture them, aud mighty were
thrir works. The popularity Of clair
soyaui, Indian doctors. Botanics, Seventh
Sons, Astrologers, Sprltuali,ts. g., all
prove that hsPpy condolences may gam
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Executor's Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public nvtice
to all concerned. that he has been duly mp
pointed and has taken upon hiniseIfthc trust
Of executor OF the estate of Calvin Kit
tredge late Of Mt Desert in the count, Of Ham
cock deceased, by giving bond as the law di
reefs He therefore requests all persons " ho are
indebted to the said deceased estate. to make
immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to ext ibit the same for sel>
Element. JOHN WHITAKER, Jr.
Mt Desert, June % 1850 25
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Administrators Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned ,ha, he has been duly ap-
pointed and ha. taken upon himself the trust
Of AZ administrator OF the estate William ..
Snowfall late Of BluehIl in the County OF
Hancock. deceased, by giving bond rs tho
law directs. He therefore requests all persons
who are Indebted 10 the said deceased's estate
10 make immed ate payment. and those who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement
JOSEPH SNOWFALL.
Bluohil, June "a, 1855. 25
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ire whole press Of Phi adslpb, sfe ftyos Of
Hoosands German Biuefs as they are prepared by Or
c NJ Jackson. We siad to record tie success OF
M, vsuaae remedy t dysIrpsia We t@,ieye It sup
plies di,ider IN The medical world icHE needed
The wreche,i lmitIors and enaai-tiseis have with
dawn their 0ostrums from the market. aud the pubic
are spared from the danger Of swallowing poisonous INK
lures ia lieu OF the real Biiefs - Herald See adyct
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DR.. Curtis's lnhaling Remedy.

PRoF : CENTER writes follows;
GgxuKagS have recently bal occasion to test
youG cherry syrup aad Hysean Napor "a case of
CHROME Sore Theai that had refused 10 yeid 10 Other
forms OF treatment and the result has satisfied me that
whatever may be the tampestltn 81 your preparation
II !, no imposition but an eScei.ut remedy | wish
for the sake of The aietst that It might be brought
xithia the reach OF all
CAUTION -pR egRrIs' HTdEASA Is Tho original and
,olv s.ouins srtifl. ainnZ3
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The ,ah4erh'f Hefsby sivessPubae notice u all Goa
osrus thAt IN as heea dus appnfed aid Akrn ni"n
esrd Al the csiIlr
# EdNtni n Hooper late Of sedgwick in the
county Of l41a Diseased by slpds lands ds The aw ia
lie therefore requests al Parsons irdeaed to sad
reetsets sstste t. make immediate payment aad those
vino have demands thereon 10 eNn't the same fur
settlement. kIMBALl GRAY,
SadsNIrs JulF = l~51r
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The sub.eriacr hereby yves pubic aaice to all con
cerael, thai lie has been daily appointed and la
taken up1n hnse the trust II executor oi The d1
" I'D auI res Aleul OF Amos Allen late OF buehll IA tht
County OF Hancock deceased h, giving bud the law
Directs he t4-fetire request al Persons who in
rhtei to said deceased make IRmetcte pay
Acnt and thHse wha have any temands thereon,
llibt The same flf settlement.
AMOS ALLEN.
Blnehili July ; 1855
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a CARD.

Insurance AGENCY of the United States Co
~ Saratoga Springs. n
SrErnEN Me June .th lS5a
Iii with the greatest pleasure, that discharge the
duties gucd ne hy the President Directors and Co
Of the abive Go nfconveyng ta the Ladies' and Gentle
Of Surry. including the Minister there. flt their
spirited and successful efforts In saving Capt
Benz Noods dwelling house from total DESTRUCTION in
May last
That although II deprived them Of worshpne in the
house Of God Tor pat of the dt, vet they had aud stl
have the soul warming isIcton. OF feeling that they
had onls done their luiy tout asp of having done
their ,ehoie duty and that in the spifted and
hsruie manner.
by order and in beha Of said company
% J. u PARKER Agent
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probate Notices.
At a Court of Probate

Holden at Ellsworth within and for the County ri
Hanrock on the third "Wednesday Of June 4 u. iS5I
JOHN II AUSTIN Administrator of the estate
IT ELISHA AUSTIN la,o OF Trenton in said Count
dseeased-hari.g presented his first account Of Admin
isitaton upon said estate for Pruhate.
Ordered That the sadAdmininstof notice thereof
To all persons interested by causing c-py this order
TO he publ three weeks succe-sively the lswOrt
Amer printed in Ellsworth THAT they may appear at
Probate Gann he holden AT Ell. wndh un the first
Wednesday of August next ten nf the clock ~ the
forenoon. and sew If any they have. why the
should nuI be allowed
PARKER TUCK Judge
true copy. Attest,
% f pRiNkW AFTER Recisier
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Too Late.

Several communications intended for
tins number OF our paper were crowded
out because received after copy enough
lad been selected 10 TIL our paper.
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Alta Court of Probate


Holden at Ellsworth, within and for the coun
~ of Hancock. on the 3rd Wednesday of
June in the year Of or Lord eighteen
hundred md fifty five
On petition of Joseph A. Drane admins.
traitor Of the estate OF William Stewart late of
Hancock in said county, deceased, represent
ing that the personal estate Of said deceased
is not suffierentto pay the Just d, BITS. which
he owed at the time of his death by the sum
of one hundred and fifty dollars and praying
for license TO sell and convey SO much Of
the real estate Of said d.ceased MS may be
necessary for the payment Of said debts and
incidental charges.
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice
thereof 10 the heirs Of said deceased and to
all persons interested in SAID estate by causing
copy of this order to be published in the
Ellsworth American, printed IN Ellsworth,
three weeks succ"ssveiy, that they may APP
pear a, a Probate Couri.to be holden at Els
worth in said county. on the first Wednes-
day of August next, at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon, and shcw cause if any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
& anted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
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A Lady of the first espe stability writes
Notice of Fore closure.

Whereas, Asa White of sullivan in the coun-
ty of Hancock on the sixth day of April A. ID,
1874, by his deed of mortgage Of that date
conveyed to the undersigned certain tract or
parcel of land situated in sullivan aforesaid,
containing fifty acres more or less. Said deed
is recorded in Hancock Registry Vol -, page
PAS, to which reference may be had tor a
more particular description OF the premises
The condition of said mortgage having been
broken l hereby claim to toreclose the same
MARY AMES,
By A. Wiswell her Atty.
Ellsworth, June 18th, 1850. 3w.
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MARRIAGES..

In Ellsworth, June 8. by Henry ). Jones,
Esq Mr.. Francies J.. Jordan, to Miss Melissa
d. Garland, both Of E.
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HORSE Lost.

Straycd on stolcn from the subscriber Ga the
10th inst. dark red mare, black name and
tail, II or IA ycacs cid. Said mare has a
bunch on her left knee. and SOME White hairs
on one of her hind legs.
p 81. DANIEL. HURLEY,
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NANkrE NortoNs.-Wc have 50 en-
in Boston many attractive novelties, but
among them all. none is more wothy OF
notice than the celebrated Oak Hall
Clothing House. Besides, you will
there be sure to get the qHid pro quo in
your purchases, an important idea with
a Yankee. One Price Cash System.
UNITED SrAgs magazine for July OPP
ems wth commencement OF The lay Of
the las, Minstrel beautifully illustrated
Its other articles bear the stamp of thai,
merit which seems justly to en,itle it to
the motto i, has adop,ed-ExcrLsioR.-
|, costs bnt one dollar year, and is real
" worth twice that amount
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TOM THUMB.

nUTi-- Ne N1-II m he v-.l''f WI hlTc m opa-
tu''Y % tc4'.i.. f.c HsW oaNr'NF ORIGINAL sa
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EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT.

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PERIODICALS.
UNITED STATES REVIEW g. STATE
RIGHTS REGISTER. - -

TN CONNECTION with the usual matt.
L political and literary, contained in the IT,
TED STATES REVIEW, we intend to rcpubliSb N
the state papers extant on the question Of stss
rights as announced in the Virginia Resoiutio.. |
of '9S and 100. The publication will embnS
also the works of standard writer's, such :. /
John Taylor of Caroline, whose works are NJ.
nearly out of print. These valuable polite'
data will be carefully collected, and when Con-
pleted, will furnish complete constitution.
history of our Federal Union. The subscnn
ton list of the State Rights Register ~
prospectus of which was issued under the AZ
probation of the Democratic members A.
senator's in congrcss) will be furnished recula,.
" with the Rerie,o from this date, and wchm.
each subscriber will feel that he is PERFORMS
duty to great and sacred political princip6
by extending the list of names already on ON
books.
1t is time for us to 60 60 back to those DUN
principles upon which the great fabric Of d.
mocracy rests; principles originated and defined
by those who created, and best understood u,
true meaning of the constitution. 1t is Tin.
that the friends of state sovereignty should rsL
" around some common nucleus, to resist tb
wild atitudinarianism of the age and cvidem
tendency of the republic towards concentrate
to end at best in mixed monarchy. II h
time for each states-rights man to feel that h
must give his own personal individual inAuenu
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| The true Democracy have great battle b
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May each one of us feel that it is an ndividus
duty. "a
LLOYD & CAMPBELL, PuJhshers
WAsriNGTos, April, 1855.
UNITED STATES REVIEW OFFICE.
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