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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-21

Rscan. advices from Utah territory state
that the Great Salt Lake City has been
nearly destroyed by AN earthquake. One
of the mountains bordering the Lake, slid
into it and forced the water therefrom up
to the second stories of the buildings, and
demolished many Of them, tearing up i'm
provcmeats and making dreadful havoc. A,
last accounts the water had nearly subsided
and one side the lake for one mile 10 length
had been filled up by the sliding mountain.
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LEAyENwoRTH, Sat Ev'ng, II: IS P. NJ.
/ reopen my letter for the second time to
send you additional intelligence.
A rider has just arrived from Lawrence
He states that public meeting was held in
Lawrence yesterday, at which resolutions
was passed denying the truth of the agraran
reports circulated for the political purposes
Of certain Missouri politicians; declaring
tha, they are and ever have been ready to
surrender any person on proper warrant; but
stating their determination to refuse obsd l.
eoce TO unauthorized mobs.
Mr.. McCree was met to day riding on a
spirited bay horse towardws Larenee. He
sent word to the territorial Marshal in this
city that be would appear at Tecnmseh whom
bis trial came on, bur did not choose to stay
at Leayenworth to be taken from prison and
hanged by amob.
Mr.. Parrot and other gentlemen from
Leavenworth have just left for Lawrence, TO
prevent, if possible: any encounter between
tho slaw and order men, from Missouri, and
the residents Kansas.
P. S.-Obserye that Gov. Shanon's proc
lamation is dated Nov. 90, and that Mr..
Eastin's Call is dated Nov. 2s. Let the
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From Kansas.
Outrageous Conduct OF the .lf.ssour.aas,

The St Louis Democrat of Dec. 18th,
has letter dated Leavenworth, Dec /. 6
P. NJ, which says;
"The militia organized to day
"At ten, o'clock it was discovered that
Mr.. G. McCree had escaped from prison by
cutting tbs door around the lock.
"At an early hour in the morning intel
ligence was received that two thousand arm
ed men had rendezvouse1 at Kickapoo. =
Six pieces of cannon, it was reported, had
been seen in that city. This rumor has
received repeated combinations to day.
"By the different accounts Received at this
point, up 10 the present moment, it is esti-
mated that there ara freir three to four
.housand arraed mon. regularly, oreaniaNd
into companies, aud chiefly from Platte,
Buchanan, Clay and jackson counties,
Missouri. in the Territory TO day"
The letter goes on to describe the enroll
ling of militia. Forty FIVE names were put
down, only seven of whom were oi;izeus
of kansas. The rest were from Missouri
From the 81 Louis Democrat Zee. II.
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. Is p ".
Mr.. Proper, gentleman Of this city,
Of undoub,ed vetacity, has inst arrived from
Kansas City via Westport No.
lie states that one hundred armed men
left Westport yesterday for Lawrence, and
that one hundred additional are prepared to
march Tomorrow He says that they are Of
tie lowest class Of rowdiaa, and heard them
say repeatedly that "they did not care a
N whether the reports Of q rescue were
true or no., they would 60 to the d-n
Yankee city, burn it down, and ravish all
the women. | don't choose 10 put in all
their caihs; but they did not use such
language without swearing mos, profanely
Similar language was often heard here to-
! day.
Twe0ty Of the most respectable citizens
of Westpor. intend 10 march rapidly to
Lawrence to morrow, in order, if possible, to
prevent efusion Of blood. Kansas City, to
her credit, refuses to act, and denounces the
proceedings of the Missourians. Not more
Khan twelve men will go from there.
4 One hundred men left Lexington FOR
/ Lawrence Five hundred men, it was re.
ported at Kansas City were expected from
Clay county. win not the Governor oi
Ni,sori actt
/ General Calhoun s at the Shawnee Mis-
: sion.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1855-12-21

Archbishop Hughes says that he hiss Vi
sid conception of the evils of Professionalism
Prentice supposes that's an immaculate
conception.
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l~ "HM0H.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, under the uams ami 6rm
Of VI eisel 4 Foster, in the Coach and Wagon
hannfae.ory,4ist this day Dissolved py mutual
consent. The business Of the late firm will be
settled up BY Wm. Neisel who is authorized to
collect all accounts, 6c., and pay the debts Of
the 3rm.
WM. WElSEL
JOHN POSTER.
Dec. Is, ls55.-n6l
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"ANTED AT REEDS CULONNADE
w STORE,
" NHEAr, RI., bCrTEE,
OATS, Coax, EGGs,
and LARD,
In Exchange for Goods
Bedford, Dec. Il, 1855.
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Doe. IA, 1855.
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DAVID OVER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26

HALLFTi AND JUDAs -Benjnmin f. Hal
lett wasteIling IA witty Booiouian how terri
llv he was abused e. his exerions IN return.
in fu itiv' slaves, saving that not only the
AboItiouists bu, good c"nve rsatiVe, coward
" colks now spoke i'll OF him, and applied
names to him, that they oven called himJ
d1s! But" said Halrtt. II don't care il
they do cali me Jrdns D." "Oh, YES" said his
friend, us all very well tor you to say Won
don'lbut how do you suppose Judas likes i'!'
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lei he Afflicted Read and Ponder,
Anvil 5. 1853.

As JsF,tttBtr REMEDY for SCrofuls Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cuaucnus Eruptons Pimpies
or pustulcs the Face Botches, Rolls Chronic sore
Ewes Ring Worm or letter, ,Scald Head, Enlargement
-, pain of the Bones aud Joints. stubborn llteis
,',',''iC Disorders, Lumhago, spinal Compla.ntS
am = sases arising from an nndlciousnse OF mer
cury y. ,l1nce in lifr, or impurity Of the Blood.
IT This great Alternative Medicine and Puriher ol
Blood now used ny thousands OF grateful patients
from all parts OF the United States, who testify nay 20
he remarkable cures rerormcd ny the gtGa,gSt o all
medicines, "CNRTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
ralga Rhenaiisn Scrofuie, EruptiOns on the skin
Liver Disease Fcvers. Ulcers old sores, Affections
the Kidneys Diseases of the Throat F"msle Complaints,
Pains aud Aching of the Doncs aud JOus, are speedily
put Fight by using this great aud imcstinahlc remedy
For all disoa es of he Blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with it. ricauseS the system O all
impurities acts gently aud efficiently m the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion. gives tone tn tue
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy, ana re
stures the ConsituilOu enirehcd hy disease or broken
down b. The Of youth, to its pristine vgor and
strength.
Tor the Ladies' Il i, ncomparahy eitcr than all the
cosmetics ever used few doses of CARRIERS SpAsIru
MIXTURE wilI tcmove al saiowncss of complexion
bring the mantlng to The cheek. give elasticity tn
the step. and improve the General health ~ remarkahlc
degree beyond all the medicines ever heard Of.
The large number "f certificates which we have r'cel
we'd from FROM all parts o the United Statcf Is
the hest evidence that there is um'ug aont II. The
press hotel keepers rhysiciana and ruh'ic
men, wei knOwn to the community al, ali clr lcs
nony to the wonderful effects of This GREAT BLOC u
PURlFlI II.
Cali on the A0rST aud &c, a Circular and Almanac
and read the wonderful this truly greOtcsIoi al
None genuinc unless signed BENNETT & BEERS
Proricnrs. No. Pear STREET Richmond Va; 10 whom
all order f"r supplies and agencies must bo addressed
Aud for sale hv
! II. ALEX NNDER. st. Clairsvillc,
las. BaErr. Wheeling.
/ VIM. Dunbar, UniOntowu.
! Geo e. Bethel, Finishing.
, RS. Clark M"rrstown.
! H. H. Mott. Barursvie.
/ ". =. NJ los Il SON Somrrfnn
Aud ~ Dra'rrs in Medicines everywhere. Nov. 10.
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Justice of the Peace.

James II. Moore, being duly sworn, says:
I have witnessed many of the occurrences gI'
ven by John X chnrdson in his affidavit, such
as corvcrsing with the voices, seeing the ia
bic move about, &c. JAMES ii. MOORE.
Sworn to and ,ubscribed before me, this
sth day Of jIuuary, 1855.
WM. J. BRieHr,
Justice OF the Peace.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26

0S"Thc new Temperance law is fast emp
tying the jnils in Vermont. Three Of them
have no occupants, two have only one inmate
each, aud the vcrsgc number in the jals of
the Stat, is only three. Who doubts that
the sale and free use OF liquors are the great
causes OF pnuperism and crime!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26
Justice Ct the Peace.

Eliza Jauc Richardson, being duly sworn
says: um The wife ot John RichardSon,who
n,ndc the above uffid, Wit. ! have witnessed
r,l the manifestations given BY my husband
in his affidavit, and many oihers,such as sing
ing by the voices, and writing without hu'
man agency.
ELIZA JANE RicHARDsoN.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this
9Th ioy OF January, 1855.
WM. ]. BRICHr,
Justice Of the Peace.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26

s'royirg property, that it is done TO c'n-
,r,4 ihe world OF the existence Of spiri,
.reseuce. ions RICHARDSON.
sworn to ard subscribed ,bc,ore ne, this
oth day o(Junuary, 1853.
VIZ ]. BRIenT,
Justice Ct the Peace.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26

tH,rGra,;tule is the farest blossom whirh
srrinos 'rnm She soul; and the heart OF man
knowe,h none more fragrant While its OPP
ponrn,, ngratltnde, is deadly weed; not on.
" p"isonou' 10 iisrlf, bu; impregnating the
very nta,osphere in which it grows with fetid
vapor. Hosea Ba!luu.
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W N. J. DRleHT,
Justice OF the Peace.

0TGravi,y is of the very essence Of i'm
y,s ure; it does not on y mistake other things
tn, is ap, prrpe,ually almost TO mistake it.
self Lord Shaitsbury.
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DiSEA, rs OF III. UurSr AND LUNGS
nr. ialrs Ba'sam contains no OrUN, CALoMgL, or
any miuCral luirOn, lul s composed nustly O Ihusc
Rnu :, iCrls aud Nc.'IahI1 suhslauIes wuILh have
spatIiG nln"ucrnpon the iuuss and their connected
ot[aus. Nn IAhEpIIre EfFEnr N 10 aay all Tritatiou
aud 90 ranOvo tho phisy auh Other nurhld secre.
t1ns IOm thc htOat aud AITPassages, thus relieving
~" Eoush bg s"bdetRg the nfanmdiOn and other
whte sIvO se lOIt IL also stimulates aud in
h"A thy tome " th0 Lungs themselves, thereby ena
hns lnGm more thoroughly 10 remove from the hlood
thu-r lmpu Iiirs and diseased PARTICLES which, II re.
talnCd do 70 nuth nst hiri IN The System, aud LAY The
foundation lor incurahe CONSUMPTION. II also ch-
~tIs decided aclon ulon the skin, aud assists
IN "a mhn5 through the EAhdlent much ot that NOR.
hid matter whrh would otherwise he thrown back upon
the Lunts, Ius relieving them ofa part al their work,
aud rendering the system pure and Acalihy. When III
htrCCs are Ormtng, u CHECKS thelr development and
further progress; ur tulGrraIiOn has taken place,
sslu the iuuPs Ia throwing oil the corrupted mEiCr
suothcs the atOH, heals the uCrrRled caviics and
esoroa tirm Agan 10 healthy action, Thus mcdc Inc
thrTGlne Is not pdiatirt muTelN whit only relieves
forhe tiho heins. hat IL u rHuGOuGH CURATIVE a. II
strikes AZ the tuut ui The aud by moving
H. Tr.ONes al OnIc al lis IGmoto and attendant cunsc
quoucrs fhis - its piErINUusnEp rRARN,rLR.sTI,-
property rvssrsSrd, ~ eIuai power, by nO other mcd
tIne uIhks nature, nov hetdte thr public,
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: From the Spiritual Universe.

HARTroRr, Trumbul CO. O.,Jln. 3, 'J5.
S. w. SMITH, Esu,--Dear Sir: The fact
piven in the incoscd sth lavit o. John ch-
srdson are Of Fsbiic notoriety here, and can
20 doubt. be sustained by any amount o' c'i.
dence. You are at liberty 10 make any USE
OF the silidaii's YOU c. oose. Respectfully
WIN ]. BRIGHT.
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP.
PLEASANT VALLEY
W OOLEN FACT DRY.

VAMEs YATES is nov running The Fac
- tory a,Einsey's Mil, i've miles west OF bridge
~, Nv sieam Power aud is prepared during all sea
sons oihe year manufacture Win nssnsss an" sa aus
s,,. Tvesds BIankets FlAnnels, and Stacking arms,
Of ali eoos and IN quality no. ny any G.esT e
.ssJs Wno, Rags Beeswsx. Taow, aud country Soap.
Cardius and Spinning, ru'hng aud Dressing done l'r
country customers TO order On tSteons'e"fm'
Dec, 10, 1854
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Z { Z Z Z z 4 4
TuG aosT fxrRAoR MARY
CURES OF CONSUMPTION.

= Arc made here at tome aud certified c by such men
as W, u, WRIGHT NJ, u, J, LAwsoN, NJ. ~, VIM a.
Saru, NJ, D., =, Johnson, NJ D., Carr. " NJ, PEARce
x, y. MuLtoWp, Esq, aud Others WHO are well knuwn
CunUnS Ot Cincinnati.
0-CALL UPON THE AGENT ~
And gelA pAmplet and read their ctrlihe Nirs In fun
And ynu mhJt 10 hly convinced OF the gNIRAonnlsIRI
MIRIIs rus MEpt,ikt.
n PCAUrIpi newAr0 of Dr. UalI's Putnam
Exit asO, Dr, Hat 'sIUuah Remedy, which ~ ONES
lnes pslmGd OIL Tor the genuinc
I PRE suRs aud ask loT Dr. VA, HAAS BALsAs yoR
TnE I.UsUs,
urnu,ne, signed by O. \. BAKER &co.
P1r sa'shy
j. ". CoLtIss, 81. .CIsirsvilIs.
n, huRpnY. iicndr yshuIg.
y. N, SNAH, Morris own.
lAiSEs & HAreneR, i.uydsyills
HARty GL.Ss, BIi tgdpofi.
! J. y dsDERsos, BrilAiTe.
| III. GsuSFEL. Jaeohshurg,
| a. AATs1s, ceutIevilie.
| a. ARasrRoEs, ArmstroSg's Min.
| " II. NVrr, BArncsvilie.
! Wafneld a. Crosten do.
W u. nogsEY, Dorsey's Min.
| Dorsey 4 Go. Caplina.
II u. MARrlN, SewelIsyille.
! s,uoOiHY a NJ GREw, MauInsyills.
/ VS., SLyE, NiChoisviHe,
W p" W, s., Somauon.
| March =, ieSj--3m
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VNTlNDOW GLASS AND PUTTY
Wv always to he had, in large or hma Quautrins, at
aprgi.l u. ALEXANDER's Drug store.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The steamer will Arrive,

hOutiCu 'uii VI ~ N'VONS'
THEREFORE, | will Sell my Steck o
I Goods, Cheaper than ever was sold ~ the Western
Country.
iwili sell good Black silk, yd. wide. for sil
- 20 in. wide " i5
snk of all other e-lors al any
ihavc large and Splendid stock of French English
aud American MerinOes.
will sell the hest fine Merinoes at 90
- American IL English romiltt 10 81
" " English MerinOes at Jt
Such as no Western Merchant saw before in this
country.
have 60 pieces Of Alpaeas of all colors and stvle,
which will sell cheaper than offered IN tls or
other market have splendid Stock ofDe Lanes and
Cassieres Plain, Figured striped Barred aud all co.,
os will sell the hest quality a $50, have one of the
hest stock OF Ginghans you ever saw, VIII sell Gng.
10 cts per yard, such as sells per la have gO
pieces the lest CaCoes saw will sell at &C.
such as have heretofore sold at l21 have large az
sOrtent OF shaws, of all kinds and colors will sell
Shawls "a yds long AT $500, and others almost al any
price have large stock OF Flannel of all colos, will
sell Red Fannes almost yd wide for 25c., have We
ry arL stock OF Musns Bleached. Unheached Glazed
and of all cOlors for 4 l2l have 45 pieces OF Cass
neres and Cassue,ts viii sell Cassnett ior pair o
Pants for 80 good as sold last year for S3OO,
vii, sell good article of Coat patron trimmed to
s6 90 have the largest stock OF Ready Made Clothing
ever had which will sell at almost the purchasers OF
fer have good stock of Boots SDes, Hats Caps, ant
thousand other articles too tedious To MENTION whcl
will sell at the rates. want all of my old custo
| mers aud Thousand new ones, 10 Come and eAaWIh
ior themselves, and they will get first rate bargains
their satisfaction, at the Dry Good store OF
| SAMUEL KLINE
| n. B-I have Splendid Stock of silk Bonnets, Of a
colcrs vii. sell sone low S2,iu, aud auy Olhe
priccg to suit the customer have beautiful stock
Cheutzett under sleeves and Collars, which viii Sc
chcsp per than ever offered in this Market. An
thing have in my line of business, will exchange 10
all kinds of Country Produce. g N
81. ClairSVe, Nov. 10, 1911.
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y)AlNT, SHOE, HAIR, TOOTH AND
u White Wash Brushes, sold ct
arr 81 Ii, ALgxANpsR's
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ATTACHMENT.

A IOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, OF
Y u all quaties--Iiuntins, Magic, and d. H. Cases.
Just received and Tor sale al reduced prices, hv
' J y. SCOTT,
No. Isl Main ST., Wheeling.
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AN ENORMOUS STORY.


SPIRITS TALKING ALOUD AND rAxfNG SLAP
JACKS
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aAJ.Tup jny is n serene anl sober emo
ton: and they are miserable out, that take
laughing for rejoicing; the seat of, is with
in, aud there is no cherrInlness like the reso.
lation Of brave mind Seneca.
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\ tATHDhltON
Ior ,tc rshsf and Cure Of SUI

ing. tor r.r,edies in beipy
ora er,,in eas es ne nsiye and leaving the system IN
Lettcr condition. Let all interested call anu oo'an
pemphIet (ree) containing ample PROOF, nom 'ne mus
with lettsa from highly experienced Pyscias
who have used il in their practee anu NpeSN 'o'"'
own observations.
PB Peckham, NJ. H., Utica, N. Y. .
L. d. Fleming, NJ. D, ,Canandoigus, NJ Y.
Nj. II. Mills, N. D., Rochester, NY.
d. Y Foote NJ. D., Syracuse. N. Y:
Prof dunbar, VI. D.. Baltimore Nd.
/ G. Orrck, M. D., Baltimore. Md.
w. w Reese, NJ. D., New York City.
w Prescott, NJ. D., CuncorG, n. u.
J. r. Newlaud, NJ. D.. Utica, NY.
Rev G. $ Beard, Glenn Springs, :. G. -
HFIetier addressed tc careo Mr Gurus hsleh' sge"
arr N,pcutsI--I have been ten years troubled
with Female neutrality-suspicious. uteri, and all inc
attending difficulties; at times rendering my lile n0sl
miserable. have had the attendance o, some "' hn .v
could do was 10 relieve "a cure was out OF the question.
For i've months before commencing with your medicine
had been able TO perform any lsnor, eou'u s Ms
In short was completely prostrated, 10th in hohy
and mind and rxpe ted 10 drag outthe rest OF my days
in suffering and misery But, read' your advertise
| neut WIS induced 10 try your - iahle hl"hi'mt
called Uterine Cathocon, the last g sort iiah no
used il week before felt like anOtEor woman ny h'
usc of thr hotties enabled TO perform all te laho
for six in the family with ease, and coald could wan
anywhere in the ghh ,rhood without injury Not,
inT hut sense OF my duty TO You an! 10 tue aiicten
has induced me 10 state my ca. TO pnbhc, ca
safely recommend the to all those snerih
'ks fsirNfsH ,nyrsn MRs SARAH a. BIsnop.
Freedon. portgaqe CO., Ohio, Dec. 81, 1859.
! TPJ. D. MARCiIisi & co. Proprieiors,,
| " Central Deuot, 30i T oadway, NJ Y.
HUMPHREY 9LEXANDER, a. Mt, Druggist .
| CloirsviIle. ONO. :, =, - r,. ~,
leasant; j. w. WarfeId, Fairview; Brentlineer
| rms,ronr, Wheeling, Va. apr. !, leji-y.
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Dfthose are PRoLArsus
UrEni, or Falling of the
Womb; FLuoR aLpus,
tr Whites; CnRosic
farLANNATIos AN UL.
cgRATtos OF THE woMB;
IscipEsTAL HEMoR.
RHAsr, or Flooding;
PAIsrUL, SUPPRESSED,
AND IRREGULAR Mrs.
srHrkrIos, &c, with
all their accompanying
evils, Cancer except.
ed. no matter how De-
we're of how long stand
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I>rJp. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED

lUe,iRg Females.
II stsnd pre- eminent
FORTS cNitativo powers
in all the diseases for
whiehpisrec0inmend :
ed, usually called
Female COm-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-23

ACCUMULATED CONTEMPT. Many %
our contemporaries OF the press are max
ing themselves quite merry over the ias'
opinion delivered by Judge Kane IN the
Williamson case. In that opinion he ca.
pressed serious apprehension that any
lenIency shown to an individual commit
led for contempt, would lead to repe,i.
tons Of the offence What" he asks
what security can the court have that
there will no, be accumulated con-
iemp,s % So far from being convinced
BY such logic, many of our contempora.
RES seem TO entertain the opinion that
his concern on this score comes Too late
and that he has accumulated upon his
head all the contemp, which it is possible
for one man to endure. Philadelphia
Ne,rs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-23

american Tag, aud prociaims that Sam
Still LIVES"
The Journal is resigned and by ne
means out Of sorts. remarking -
We shall indulge W no unavaiiIug re-
gr,t. over the result. IL the people OF
rather &c plurality of the peopIe--choose
10 elect Henry J. Gardener as their Chief
Magistrate. in preference to the excellent
Whis candidate, Samuel H. Valley, We
uus, we are Sufficiently impressed with
,he duty Of obedience 10 the civil author.
hies to submit witheu, a murmur.''
That's right, neighbor. Obedience to
Necessity LAY be stretched into cardinal
virtue. The people hare chosen 10 elect
Henry ]. Gardner.
The Telegraph is blue as indigo. and 10
duges melaucholics by the dismal col.
u,nn One Ugh, shade ternpers the
cloud -
but there i. brigh, side. We have
now strong, compact, well organized
party Of nearly forty Thousand men, band
ed together on the Hght issue. We are
orraulzed and enlisted for the war. We
nsve mere than. ecovered the ground lost
last year. We lave a larger anti.s 81 very
party than ever before. We can pr,il BY
the errors and plumbers Of the old ant,
slavery organizations.
We hope those errors and blunders"
soiU lead you into the light; and among
ether matters, shaw you that the Ameri-
can party is anti slavery. clear up TO The
practical extent.
The Chronicle says
lie, but our friends tiGe ,heir time,
and. another year. with more perfected
organization, vii, place them in the high
places Of the State"
Yes, so high on the salt river state that
an adventurous Kane vii, be required TO
tni YOU.
The Times olnbbers like aah oyergrown
boy.
The Post contents itself BY the simple
announcement,ha, Governor Gardner is
reelected"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-23

A SUNDAY MOB IN BATH. Ga Sun.
day the Catholics OF Bath were prevented
by mob from holding services appro.
pirate to the laying oil cornerstone Of a
church. We learn from the Tribune
that during The forenoon wooden cross
was pulled down, aud in the afternoon
the United States flag was raised IN it,
place. The flag was removed by the
acting Mayor, Mr.. Russell, but on h,,
departure it was put up again. A rush
was made Tor the cornerstone, which
had been previously laid, and several at
tempts were made TO remove II, but lhi:
was prevented through the exertlons Of
some OF the city officers.
Building churches seems to be queel
business for Sunday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-11-23

Cool RoGuERY. A lady in this city
had the misfortune TO lose one Of hand
some pair OF earrings, recently, and made
some efforts TO find the missing jewel. A
day or two afterwards, youngter called
at the door, and informing the lady that
he knew Of boy who had found an ear
ring, asked very innocently to take the
other 10 compare it with. to see If i, be
longcd to her. Not suspecung roguery
the lady complied with the request, and
soon afterwards ascertained tha, her re.
naming jewel had been traded away on
the sueet,-Bangor Wing.