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Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON G PATTERSON,
my.:ly No III Main street
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EANEsy,LLr, Quo.

W. J. q. FClieTsHIIfh
Dear Si:-l have been Oaicte1 for three years with
rheumatism in my back. and for tho last six months
able to get my bed without help, and your agent In
city insisted my trying bottle OF Ch.Tg Flu
lniment aud ny wlal effect il would Ve; aud Que bit
tie has relieved much that was able get out OF
my b3d without difficulty. 1t has been hesSis ne;
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MEs. N. COCHRAN,
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W. W. JIMRsoN.
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j. M. LEE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

II OOK = RI.lRIE
CORNER OF 5WATEE AND UNION SIS, WurEL1Na, Va.
EkPS constantly on hand variety OF books, among
IN which may be touud tile Ks OF all the leading Wi.
1es OF The times, such as James, utwer Sue, Eliza E.
Dupay' Bcnneit, Arthur, lippard, Dumas and Lever
M:ny Of Ills works bound, in good style with hacks
ne also Geep4 an Exchange Lbrry. Persons putclias
Ing books ma return them aeT reading em, for which
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books s1c, for 81 books so cents. nih29:Iv =
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Spring Stock.
THAVEust opening very large and wei selected sOck
sndtllcrs Hardware and Coach Trttmmfngs
10 whie invite lhe attention MI customers ana all
persons using goods OF this Kind.
Oil Stand, l63 Main Htreet.
myo JOHN KNOTR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-31
ELLSWORTH AMERICAN
sour Flag is There ! y
Ellsworth Friday Aug, 81, 1855.
To Delinquent Subscribers.

Oar p,ttea- are well aware THAI the
Price Of OH paper is $500 per annum,
III 81 30 ia advance. But as we contem
pate pnrch1 -ing Job Press, we offer
tho following Ierms. as an Involvement
iar orr subscribers to pay ~, and thus
,rdblc u, 10 meet oar wishes in tins
respect. T. all uhp see Ill to pay d>
the amount Of their Indebtedness, Ola or
bt}o'c the 81 IA inst, we will allow the
fais-! At the advance price IN all other
cas,<, we sh III be obliged 10 adhere
>rtriiy to ,ur established rate.
= 5 ), anxious are we to make COZ
Icetion- at this time, that we have con
rludrd - accept one dollar and fjiry cents
,a,.jfthe day VI election. Allerlhat no
pef>1h Heea expect Is TO nahe any DIS.
mul r. III two dalIas wh CHI are cur
r aI4r tefns uAless plyneat is made
,uickjy in advance.
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American Rally at Amherst.

Owing 20 our recent Illness We have
been unable to alude to this interesting
gathering Of the Americans of Amherst
We met much larger audience than
We had expected, and the hour and halt
which We occupied in speaking was
thought to be very sbor, by our hearers.
which proved the interest they take in
tine cause.
There were present Two or there Wild
cats who would set upa kind of hall
savage, half hvena growing, whenever
we alluded to the ro,tenneSss of Pierce
and his office holders, which salts fed Us
that wildcats are the same, whether bred
lii Ellsworth or Amherst, and that every.
where they sympathise with FUN, Rom
anism and Slavery. These three COT
siute their political trinity, and befo re
them they bow down with heathenish i.
do!ary.
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tending slavery, broadcast over the land.
Mr.. Sayward was followed by John
l.. Steaqens, Esq. Of Augusta, who, in
his able and eloquent speech, said that he
appeared before the audience as no part
ian; calling on the people Of Hancock
County with all the eloquence he was
master OF, to see TO il. that they do not
stop Tor small Things, but launch forth in
10 the grea, cause oil human Freedom;
denouncing Frank Pierce and Jefferson
Davis as coHsplrtors with Southern
deme gogues TO perpetuate slavery; a2-
pealng TO the consciences of the people
OF Maine composing the American party,
that they are fighting the great battle
which is 10 be decide in 1856 whether
Slavery in these United States is 10 tn
umph, OF whether Liberty is 10 prevail
throughout this broad extended land.
The COW .nlion then adjourned Sin c
dte.whh three hearty cheers for Arson I"
Morrill,, and we believe the good seed OF
Amer canlsm and freedom has been sown
Hancock County which will bring forth
an abundan, harvest on the tenth Of Sep
TENDER next.
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THE SINGING SISTERS.

THIS was unquestlonabIy the best con
cert OF vocal music that we have ever
had the pleasure of attending. The
great charm in their singing may be traced
to a total absence of all afFec,ation, great
purity and perfect control OF voice, with
clear and distinct pronunciation No
concert has ever given such perfect salts
faction in Ellsworth, as was proved by
the crowded house on the second eve.
ning. We noticed, too, that the audience
was made MP Of the very best portion Of
our citizens, very many of whom were
not present on the first evening, and sci.
dom attend public nmusements of any
kind.
We cannot dismiss this subjec, without
expressing the pleasure we enjoyed by
making the acquaintance of Mr.. George
Reed, Agent for the Sisters We
have seldom met with person so gentle
manly and pleasing in intercourse, both
socially and IN business relations.
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for the asceudeHcy. The bh#d, he
lame. the manned and the halt viii, foi
once in their miserable lives. feel tie
pleasure of being borne slong without
fatigue in the proud mans carriage
The tools OF a blasphemous Hierarchy 4,
and of foreign despots, yes, and not only
the respectable class Of foreigners. won
by pretended sympathy, but the fafei gu
paupers from ,.er filthy deis, aud the
homebrcd slave who sells his "birhright'
for mess of pot--rum, will come for
ward III solid rhalsnx to claim the pfiyi-
lege of American CITIZENS. And then
will come the tug oi wal" X. NJ,
Americans, Republicans of Hancock
County! say to those faithful sen,lnels
of liberty who have SO lately sounded the
,ocsin IN yolr ears, We Will preserve
nvlolate the integrity Of the Ballot Box,
that guardian of the peoples rights,
90 much abused of late as the organ Of
party fraud Say to them that every
spurious and every doubtful claim shall
be set aside, and that none shall dare 10
cast a vote who are not by birth. or I'M
disputed legality, American citizens.
| hear a voice from the shades OF Mt
Vernon. 1t reverberates along the rocky
shores oil Name; IT meets with Partent-
Gus muuerlnss from the hills Of The
Old Granite State :" it chimes with q
blast from the Green Mountains, and Il
echoes in deaiening shouts from the
Buckeye State" and Freedom Free.
d ON Is the loud acclaim, while the
finger Of patriotism points to tie deelara-
lion of departed heroes As a mcmento 10
all coming generations; engtsycn on ever
enduring marble,
'Gop CREATED ALI MN lQu8L,"
WoNtT.
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TRASH.

The Wildcats employed the Bucks
port Band to play far them on the occa'
SION Of their attempted Rally at Els
worth the 2.}d inst, Tie Band came &C
cordins to agreement, and about the
time they were expecting theif services
would be needed, one Of the long clawed
gentry rather ru DEFY cuquired Of some OF
them,
do you intend to play for that trash
lo-morroW g
I'VE have partially agreed to- Was
the reply, and expect that we shall. =
"WeIl, then, rejoined Mr. Long-claws
II be da-ned if | wan, you 10 play for
US"
So the Band dlJn'; play :ha, day, but
next day pilyed for the Native Amer leans,
The party denounced as trash"
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the election, we are free 10 admit that
IN our opinion no sacrifice of principle is
called for, in order to constitute every
good American true Republican. But
the American cause is too dear and too
sacred TO be abandoned. and as one or
ganization is sufficient, there is as yet no
RepbiTan organization, nor is there any
occasion cor it,so long as there is harmony
Of feeling and unity Of action, and so long
as tle American party carry out the
prlncipes Of the Republican.
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las Il 7urf>h1s aaI excellent tnstiiu.
ttpn Was bounded BY Mr. French IN ls,Jl
and has earned success which reflects
the highest credit GA hi, skill, energy ana
detoitoH taihe ar5upu> prti,.ssiou he In,
chosen Is "aJael i, to naP4f, ga yaaa +.
person, % bash sexes a thoroughly pac-
Htl. knowledge Of peuniausAip, bouk.
keeping, aud What W. may call the sci.
face Of balsiness. 1t possesses unrislrd
ae.onmola,.on> Il 81 Fremont street, ~
spdcioHs, weli-.i1hlel and Thoroughly
ventilated rnoms, Tor it, large attendance
Of pupils Those of different SEXES oc-
cHpy distinct apaflm MS. aat 10 each afe
pursued with the same facilities all The
studies reqllfei for a thofnulh mclean.
tie cducHlon, adopted to'any bsaaeh oi
BUSINESS which mag be'hai IN ylew. -
/" accomplish tins, hf. French cnpi ~
the services of sufficient number al asSis.
tants eninenIIy qualified by perfect AZ
qitn'aHce with business and n natural ap-
uude Tor teaching, 10 impau instruction
wslh the best effect.
hlr Freuchs abilities and thorough
plan ct education are so well known sud
appreciated IN our mercantile communn,,
that he has had uo difficulty Ia introduce e.
M ptSsis that have finished their course
whh hun - who number by hundreds -
into the most desirable and lucrative ST.
nations in the Caunting.R Rooms OF ms
aud other cities. h may safely he affirm.
ed thai no one who diligently aud faith.
tally improves theexlrsorllnary adsania-
ges which this extensive an1 well organ-
lzed institution affords, can fail to secure
an honorable position in society and
ihlr start IN business HE.
Young men or young women, YOU have
no excuse, ios idleness or dlscouragemei.t.
Poor sticks, indeed you must be, II you
cannot by few months OF industry and
saving, OF toll aud parsImony il YOU please
RAISE the cans necessary 10 enjoy the
adva ntages Of "Frenchs Mercantile In.
stltuie." You have then an available
capital which you can only lose with life
capital which always commands its in.
ierest, and which will never fail to accu.
mulate IN your hands by use. Appeal To
any merchant aud he will tell you that OF
all investments that OF good mercantile
education is the surest TO pay, and to pay
the largest percentage.
Another feature Of Mr.. French's nsti-
tuition which parents aud guardians Will
appreciate. IS the attention which is given
te The moral culture of the pupil. A high
sense OF mercantile honor IS inculeatea.
habits OF tue incest punctuahty are insis-
ted on, aud the discipline of nestness and
order which is made to prevail seems
Ike the very atmosphere Of the place.
Boston Post
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The Constitutional Amendment.

The Clerk OF each town should provide
seven S,perate boxes, on the front oil
Inch he Should place the ioiiwlns abeIs
respectively:
Judges OF Probate. by the People.
Registers of Proba;e, BY the People.
Municipal Judges. by the People
Sheriff., by the People.
Land Agent. By the Legislature.
Attorney General. by the Legislature.
AdJuiant Genera, by the Legislature.
\ baiIot wnh u ES, or no" IS to
he deposited IN each Of these boxes. 10
determine the wishes OF the people IN re.
Ialtoa to each proposed amendment.
The extension Of popular suiT age and
restriction Of Executive pair mage IS
prominent among American doctrines ard
we trust ever, good American viii vote
\ rs upon each Of the above qucs lFeHs.
Mn. JonN llCssEY. Ga our 'rccen,
iffp To Amherst, we called al the tesi-
dsncc Of Nh llussey and enJo!et with
h.m very pleasant half hour char -
0ur readers VIII remember that Mr. II re.
tired fttm She Ellsworth Iio1>e. where
he had ser} satisfactorily dane the duties
ofja0jler1 fer number a years, It
about 'be tune tbai iae r'.ec OF p.e,l>-
ian> rose sarh m ezorbt4Ht r,tee, aaI
ehar! 17ae-" commenced IL h.s haue
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READ , READ, READi,n,
Bribery and Corruption.

1t has often been charged tina, the wild.
cats have heretofore carried elections by
BUYING VOTES, vet but few, even Of
their worst enemies. have fully believed
The truth offs grave charge or II!
believed, suppose that such rottcnness
could exist only at distance, but
surely not about home among those with
whom they are acquainted. The follow
M copy Of letter written by man
well known IN this community, and even
throughout, the state, and who now holds
the office Of Collector Of Customs for the
port Of Frenchman's Bay
We have but few comments to make,
70 say that we are mortified and ashamed
that an American citizen should thus lend
himself to a purpose so revolving to every
feeling oil patriotism, but feebly expresses
the emotions We experienced on reading
this evidence of corruption Blu, IN JUS
tee TO Mr.. Jones We will add. that we do
no, believe that any other than a shame
less political influence, wildcatism IN lis
purity could have ever induced him to
resort TO bribery. Place this by the side
OF the raising of the British flag by Brig
ham, aud we have a fair specimen OF
wlldcatism.
ELLSWORTH SEPT / 1852
FRIEND HAYNES: Since writing YOU
this morning fave found a man to go
on TO Swans Island, so YOU need not send
there, but use the money where it will 40
good for Fulle and Preble Long Island
Is classed with Dear Island, we understand
thai they have nominated good man for
the Legislature, YOU must find out when
You GO on the Island who the man is if
you can and have his name put on tho
vote, look out for the Reps to Congress
and Legislature. Capt. Carver thought
he could do good business on Long
Island, let him Try, Don, forge, the Rep
TO the Legislature on Long Island
In Haste
THos d JoNEs
| have written You by the Gen. l.
Be cautious how you bolt. Don't pay
the voters on Long Island until you get
the returns, tell them you will give so
much for every vote they will give US.
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FARMERs.-Nol Only can farmers find
clothing for fall dress suit at Oak
Hall. Boston, but the mos, durable fabrics
for the farming suit, and SO low that a
per centage can be saved by purchasing
there, when you are in the city The
establishment, is really worth seeing, and
a visit will well repay you for your time,
to say nothing OF the good bargains you
viii get. One price only.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-31

MalSg.-The coalition between the
Straight Wings aud bunker Democrats
is still going OH hravely in Maine.
Why will not some venerable mentor
give these Wings solemn rebuse tot
not standing TO their coloFs.
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NEW BOOKS

FETRipsE u Co, send us The Jealous
Wife" aud The confessions OF Pretty
Woman" We have not space for notice
Ibis week. The Books may be had a,
the Bookstore Of Mr Hale.
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Hancock Medical Association.


met according to announcement, At Is
ua'e 5 iia''' on TIC Id ct August / he
NEE ing vas largely aitenatd, by fepresen-
yves ifom all lie ptiheipie towns II
me county bud much enthusiasm and
unaiiihtiy was manifesto d III theT pto.
eeeaia9s' A county As'oennoa vas
organized and con>tltu'ioa, by,LtNs
aud a Code OF Medical Ei.tea 'efe ad"a,
nd' aiso i nnIiofn ami Increased G5it It
lees agreed upon, ~hiea vii published
III lie" days.
Ire following oiiiccfs were chosen lat
inc ensuing ye-f
] l. Stevens VI d, C5sliae. Pre- dent.
Slml t'ree.Y, NJ D., Ellsworth, .ce
President.
+. Sanger, NJ D.. Ellsworth, Cor.
and Record. Seeala'y.
Geo fafeaef, VI u Iii. otia, Ir,as
sufeF.
'>'a@=5t- Csa.5i. f'f.
l l. sis'ehs, NJ u t=s''"e.
l. SAnse-, NJ u ,Eii>H"rih-
Asa Nc AiAtstef'M ID, Ellsworth.
Emerson ooaGins. NJ u, M p.se',
sidhey Smith, NJ d, Sullivan.
l. SA"-rF' NJ ID vas appointed IL
read an Essay at the heki meeting - be
held on The second W cdae'day Of jaau.
airy. 1t looks cheering 10 Sc some igT:s
made to elevate the standard OF tie Pc.
pession OF medicine. Ii las been ,wa
long the stepping some II Ge> lsn.ng ana
lgnorani-men To wealth aud lime
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The Machias Union states that the
barn Of Samuel II armon in Mansfield,
was burned on the night of the IA inst,
destroying Is tons of hay, and numerous
farming tools. |, was doubtless the work
OF an lncendiary.