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own officers !;

Chosen at the Annual Town Meetings
holden on Monday, March 9Th, 1855.
BLUEHILL.
Nespasian Ellis-Town Clerk.
Isaac S. Osgood, Putnam Ingalls,, Has
kell B Johnson-Selecimen
Jesse Hinckley-TIeasurer.
John Stevens, Town Agent.
Stephen Wood, Sup. S. Committee.
1t is generally agreed tina, the Native
Americans carried the day.
Las. night our Liberty Pole was sawn
down: i, is yet TO be ascertalned whether
the "Know Nothings" did it in order to
erect better, or the opposition party
because their liberties" had been taken
away. Time may settle the matter
Yours, &c,
EPSILON
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

Too LArr.-The communication from
Deer Isle, where II seems the Naive
Americans carried every thing last Nen.
DAY a, the Town Meeting. was received
too la:e Tor this number. 1t will appear
in our next.
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Killed Bruin with an az.

Daniel Carthell Of Jonesboro', in this
State, one day las, week Tough, a pitched
battle with .bear in the woods" and
by the assistance OF his dog managed TO
kill the bear with his ak.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
EPSILON.

GouLDsBoRo'.
E, W. Taft-Moderator.
II. NJ. Soule-Town Clerk.
Oren Whitaker. Il II Hill. A A lloyt
.Selectmen.
E W Taft, J L Hovey, Cnuis Stevens
Joel Moore-Collector.
John Kingsley-Treasurer.
VIM l. Gup,il--Sup. s. Com.
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action in the future. Let each throw his
prejudices to the winds, forget selfish
feelings and as our man press forward in
the good work. Defeated we may be-
but conquered never
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

FUNNY.-R. D. Rogers Of some place
sends back No. 8 Of the American, or he
has loaned i. to some wig bent upon mis-.
chief. After publishing paper for near
three months, we cannot afford 10 stop j,
until persons pay up. Taking one nun.
Der from the Office, without returning il,
constitutes man a subscriber.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

New VOLUME FROM BANCROFT The
Harpers will shortly publish a volume Of
misc-llanies from Mr. Bancroft's pen,
written from time to time within the last
thirty years, and 10 the compilation OF
which he has been chiefly occupied since
the completion of his History Of the u
nlted States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

The n. Y. ATLAS by Herriek l. Ropes,
~ Ann Street, is very superior paper
1t Is handsomely printed, well filled with
good stories, latest news and items of
general interest. Terms 81; 6 copies
for $40; IA copies FOR $50.
PORTLAND TRANscKIpr, by Gould e.
EIwell Is beautiful quarto family paper,
devoted to literature and news. Terms !;
~ BOA year; 4 copies for So; s for
50; 10 for SIS. 4
HE PORTLAND ECLECTIC by S. T.
Packard & Co., is a handsome, quar,o
sheet, ably edited by E. P. Weston & C.
T. llsey. Terms; 81 so a year; 10
copies for SIG.
1What We said in reference 10 the
American Almanack last week from the
opinion of others, We can repeat as our
own now 1t is a very valuable work,
aud should be in the hands of every lover
OF statistics. By the publishers, Phillips,
Sampson 1, Ca, Boston .Hass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

THE EEAED.-Dr Jno o Butler lately
delivered lecture before the good cil-
zens OF Urbana, Ohio, or the utility Of
the Beard Ito the satisfaction of his au-
dllors, and their conviction that, on rea-
sons Of health. the beard .he uld be worn
in which view VIC have already ex-
pressed our concurrence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

INTERESTING FROM SAN JUAN-A let
ter from San Juan, Mic, in the n. Y.
Herald, gives an account Of an attempt
by a party of natives to murder Capt. De-
Busson an American, which caused grea,
excl,ment, and the captain and his friends
had to place themselves under the pro-
lection of the U. S. Consul TO escape
death. Americans were specially mark.
ed ou, for robbery and murder by The
natives.
Consul Fabens arrived here in the
Star OF the West, with dispatches to the
Government relative 10 the state Of affairs
a, San Juan.
The U. S. Consulate had been threat
ened with destruction, and guard was
kept for fear Of attack.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

The speech OF Mr. Washburn, Of Maine
on Monday, in answer to the Presidents
veto Of the French SpoliIon bill, is said
to have been commanding and brilliant,
aud irumphan,Iy cornbatied The position
taken by Gen Pierce.
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EDEN.

Isaac II Thomas-Modera tor.
Simeon II. Ricmrds-Clerk.
John Mcfarland, Thos Ii Leland, Al.
exander Higgins-Selectmen.
John Observation-Disclosures.
Rev G S Cary-Sup. S. Com.
VIM T Thomas, Jared Emery, Walter
Bodicks-Constabhs.
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Know NOTHING ALMANAC and True A..
merlcans' manuel for 1855. New
York :; Dewitt 81 Davenport. Price,
Single copies, IL l-2 cents 81 per
dozen -. 81 per hundred.
We have received this very ccnyeni.
ent little work from the publishers. and
have been much interested with the yalu.
able statistic information which it con.
taius.
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1--WE are pleased to be able to an.
nounce that f. H. Stochbr,dge Of this
village will have his store in full blast in
few days. He will sell goods uncom-
monty cheap for short time, in order to
close out the present stock.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

LATER FROM uAvANA.-The steam.
ship Black Warrior arrived at New York
yesterday morning, with Havana dates
to the evening OF the 9th ult The
block ade of the diferen, ports of Cuba
still continued, but the steamers were no,
retarded in their movements.
No new arrests had uanspred, but
great military preparations were going
on. II. B NJ. frigate vessel was in port
A grand military review and sham
fight had taken place near Puerto
Principe, in the presence OF the Captain
General. The numerous volunteers drill
ing.
A report was in circla,ion that all
foreigners would shortly be required to
take up arms Or quit Cuba.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

o. A very spirited revival of religion
is now in progress at Stuben, under the
alb Us OF Rev K Hols.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

The NAUTICAL MAGAzig, for March
contains seven engravings. and very
grea, number Of excellen, and valuable
articles, in the Mechanical, Engineering,
Nautical and Commercial Departments.
Published Ly Gritiiths 4 Bates, rs Mas
sau Street, New York, at SIS year, or
five copies for $50. We should be much
pleased 10 have it upon our exchange lis,
aud would do the fair thing by way of
Notices, &c.
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ACCIDENTS. Feb %, Mr. William
Motif Of East Machias had his leg badly
broken to day while in the woods bya stick
of wood accidently falling from the sled
upon it.
Also Mr. Joseph Andrews, same day
had his arm and elbow broken by slip
ping upon the ground.
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Tours,
PAuL PRIMROSE.
lily deal. with

REV. d. NJ, kSApEN IS about getting
up class in Mathematics in this village
Teachers aud mechanics in neighborlns
towns wonld do well TO avail themselves
Of an opportunity TO attend these lectures.
The information which Mr. X can give
upon the joiners sliding rule, is alone
worth so 10 any master mechanic. Mr.
X is probably the best Mathematician in
the state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

A PRIEST IN DIFFICULTY. Yesterday
afternoon, Rev Thos O'Su!isan, a Gath
Ole prizes, belonging in ROxbury, former
ly OF Bangor, was found IN Williams
Court, badly intoxicated and crowd o.
boys jeerlng him He was taken into
Police. Station No ,, Tor the purpose OF
keeping hun until he became sufficiently
sober TO take care Of himself, bu, his
conduct there was such, and his threats
OF violence SO oft repeated, that he was
subsequently committed TO jail, to await
hearing before Justice Cutting IN the
Police Court this morning. lie hsd with
him $1,000 in cash, and valuable gold
watch marked 'ReA T. OS.' besides n
curious J constructed, smali-sizsd metal.
ic box, carefully enclosed III a lea,hern
case Boston journal
Wonder if the Jack Catholics of Ban
gor presented him with that god watch
Wonder if the gang" thu, gave Bapst a
gold watch are not ashamed of ii, Won
der if the Mercury man has no, since
been ashamed Of his abuse of Ellsworth
about that time, when he denounced
them as 'Rowdies, RuGans and Pirafes'
Wonder if he is disappointed TO find tina,
none but the Custom House folks and
the rest Of the Irish Paps,s will patron.
lze his spurious Herald!
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The BosToS TRuE FLAG employs the
best American writer's, and contains
some of the best American stories Of
any paper upon our exchange list. 1t is
an excellent family paper, and largely
patronlzed in this county. Terms s.
year.
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The BosToN OLIVE BRANCH is proba.
oily the hes, family newspaper in the
country. or high, moral religious
tone, ii contains stories, sketches, letters,
etc, calculated to reprove vice and en-.
courage virtue. Taking right ground
upon the american. Rum and Slavery
questions, make it the most desirable ex.
chan &c on our list. Terms 81 a year.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.


We have received files OF the Polyne-
sian 10 Jan 10. The funeral of the late
king took place on the 10th. The pro,
cession WAS by far the most imposing ey.
er witnessed in the Islands. On the
llth the new king made his frs, appear.
ance, and attended council. The king
addressed his native Subjects aud also
the oreisners. From the speech TO the
latter we extract the following: Il there
fore say to the foreigner, that he is vel.
Come 10 our shores-wcicome so long as
he comes with the laudable motive Of
promoting his own Interests and at the
same time respecting those Of ms neigh
Der. But II he comes here with no more
exalted motive than that Of building up
his own interests at the expense of the
natives, to seek our confidence only to
betra, it, with no higher ambition than
that OF over.hrowlng our gavernment,and
introducing anarchy, confusion and blood
shed, then he is mast unweleoIne."
There has been much rain in the is.
land and extensive preparations were
making for planting.
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o. Thanks TO A. S. w. Of n. Pen
obseot Shall make all RICH, mex, week,
Your confidence shall not be BETRAYED.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

The foregoing is but diges, of the facts
in that case, a detail of winch would FIJI a
volume That election was one in viii CHI we
felt nearly the same interest we did in this
election las, Fall. tisving baen an actor in
some Of the scenes, ii is still fresh in our me.
mofy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

The forty fourth ballot for U S Sena.
tor lesulted as follows Gwinn 30, Ed.
wards "a, Roman Is, Roderick II. Nc
Conce 3. scattering l. The number of
votes cast was los.
Lynch law was prevailing 10 an extent
hlthetto unknown i'll the State. As
many as twenty men had been hung by
the mob since the LIST of January.
Some singular Developments relative
to the suit brought in the name Of the
United States government for the re-
serve, had been published. II now tuin
ont that the SUIT originated in political
spite, and was brought contrary TO the
Instructions OF the Treasury Depart.
meut.
The total number OF liye, lost by the
explosion of The steamer Paul is ascer-
tanned to be 81.
The Supreme Court had settled an i'm.
poTtan, suit, that OF Burgoyne Us. Ihe
City Of San Francisco. Ii was decided
for the defendants. By this decision, the
county is ab>olved from the payment OF
about S350,00o, for which amount the
suit was brought.
The excitement abou, the Kern river
mines has revived, and the conviction is
general that there are good and extensive
dIgglngS.
The San Deigo Herald learns that the
construction Of the new quarters a, Fort
Yuma is rapidly progressing. The a,
debes for the barracks are already On The
ground.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

hk l)OONlf LAND DILL, passed the
House Of Representatives. on Wednesday
of last week, having previously passed
the Senate. /. is a measure of much
Importance.
The bill provides land for persons OF
all grades, by land and By sea, including
Indians. wagonerS, aud tlotiila men, who
have served IN the wars since 1880, LOO
acres in all 10 each person who has serv.
ed not less than fourteen days, excep, &C.
tuaiIy in battle for shorter period. The
widows or minor children to receive the
benefit in case of the death of the persons
so entitled TO the benefit OF this act, as
likewise the volunteers at the invasion of
Plattsburg, in September lSl4, the vol.
un,eers at the attack of Lewiston, Della
ware in the years 1912 and 1915, and
The chaplaIns who served in the sever al
wars.
1t said that il will take 200,0 100000
acres of land to satisfy the demands
which viii be made in conseG gence OF
the passage Of iii. bill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

KATE AYLEsFoRD; A story OF the Re.
fugees. by CHARLES PETERSON, publish.
er Of Petersons Magazine, is now in
press and will be issued on Monday ,24,h
inst, by T B PETERSON, l02 Che.,nu,
street, Philadelphia. The proofsheels have
been read by some Of the first critics OF
the day, and they unanimously pronounce
it 10 be the best Historical Novel ever
written in America. Its not only true
tale OF the times that "tried mems souls, /"
no. only faithful picture of the manners
Of IS. but one Of the nest thrilling, pow.
erful, and absorbing stories ever penned
They all say tina. i. is no mere catch.
penny" fiction. but one Of equal value
and interest; full Of stirring incidents and
strongly drawn scenes; intensely interest.
ing on every page, yet so beautiful in style
and SO true 10 nature, that it can be re ad
with deligh, by the bes. educated men of
the country.
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Utah dates are Ia Jan 4 The Leas-
lature had assembled aud elected Heber
c kimball President OF the Council aud
Jededah Grant Speaker OF the Assem-
bly,. Gov lonng's message presented no
points OF special Importance. lie rec
mends TIE erection of forts during the
present time OF peace aud prosperity.
A great snow storm and gale had &C.
Cured on new years day, tearing up the
salt works and doing some other dam
are
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j. a. DIX, publisher, No 10 Park
Place, \ \.
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rem 10 now KNOCKING NJ the uooF OF the
public Treasury for the means of educa-
ion-but, sir, they are being educated,
tho we turn deaf eur their education
il going On and soon viii demand their
diplomas at these public Institutions at
Cape Elizsbe,h and Thomaston.
/, has been said that those who are not
willing 10 grant appropriations, and grant
them now, are not the friends Of educa-
..an. Such sweeping ASSERTION is with.
mt foundation. lam not an enemy to
these Seminaries asking our aid. ye, my
friendship recognizes other claimants.
! am not an uneompromised opponent Of
every endowment. but would give the
common schools FIRST . hearing; but it is
,ru. ! am nos ready to vote a dollar for
my scheme that intentionally or appar.
emily interceps those schools and their
rights. Let the people be heard-let the
cducatnn Of their children frs, be cared
f5r-- and then can ! lend willing cdr
"a the prayer Of the petitioners.
II the Maine State Seminary, which so
"a, has been made the fi!e-leader,'is needy
aad deserving why present it yoked with
3, maay tangled alliances, if their cIaic.
is good one, land do not doubt iu why
non stand it on its on merit-why flank
Il on either wing-why this reserved force
IL the rear-lheEe is no citadel to attack
- no fortress to lombard.
Gentlemen tell US ''eyery tub must
stand on its own bottom" but with this
f5r tez,, why preach and not Practice
Why this consolidating Of interest--con-
, ,n,ra,iug o. eifort-the radical and con-
united-lion and lamb in one
r. Aterni'yi
The republican party is told to signal
X itself by its iberaliiy is econo-
= no par, Of its pclisy-here exhibit it
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Third Edition Nov Ready
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ton rather the old the ccmbuaon dealers;
his s.sor@nt comprises all the choice AID popular
Music OF the day He also sells Pianos Ne ods0n and Nh
'ics lnstrumspis Of all apds at extremely low His
torres Of Melodeon those Of i've different manulctohs,
FIICs rent Pianos for sale. monthly p.yusnrs.
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