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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03
LARKIN SMITH.

LARklN SMITH,
X T. A l. r. ATE BROK Err,
ONCE 236 Main Street,
Is row prepared to oler at GREAT BARGAINS, good
variety Of Houses IN the city, ia almost any direction
or distance from the City Ham, that may be desired and
for CREDIT that cannot fail TO suit.
lie will sell few VERY low for cash. he wfl give
credit on Of them from fifteen TO twenty years, II
desired Also, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY, and
FARMS IN THE COUNTRY as usual
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
and we will be happy wait upon them, and show oui
assortment DIT mch2l
kRTORCESTER CORNET BAND.-W
Wv a. HOBBS Leader; N P. GODDARD Director.
The above are prepared 10 furnish music all occa-
sionB, as Brass Band Any uunber Of musicians fur.
nished for quadrne music
Apply TO j. N. AbDRtCH, or 70
Il. O BANCROFT, Clerk
Worcester, Mny 30 1865. du
AGOUSE AND SION PAINTING,
DRAINING, &C,
j. j. ONEIL wishes 10 inform the citizeua Of Worcester
and vicinity that he has commenced business at the
ner Of on Market and Main Street, under the Elk.
change Hotel where all orders In the above line, will be
promptly attended TO- fhe subscriber being practical
workman Of unquesuonabe experience, both IN burope
and America feels confident " giving complete satsac.
ion 10 oil who may iaYor him with cali and hopes by
tict attention to busncsa 10 merit share Of public pat
onaRe.
specimens OF Grainng to be sernon The premiaeu
mehls d6m6a2t
a LUE.--tO Bbls Glusin store, and for sale by
IN q. q. u A. J. HOWE, Worcester Bank Block,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03
AN INVALUABLE DISCOVERY
"a Made through the Instinct Of
THE HORSE.

DR.. }. II. WEBER has discovered in the great valley
OF the Mississippi through the instinct of horses afflicted
Wthe Heayes the valuable remedy for the cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, inflammation Of the Threat and
Lungs Hemorrhage OF the Lungs Asthma, Group COUGHS
Diseases OF the Liver and kidneys, &c that has never been
employed in the treatment 0fthose difficulties He frst
employed it in the treatment Of his own case as
matter OF experiment. restored him 60 perfect health
alter ali other remedies had failed to benefit him and he
was pronounced in Consumption and was considered in.
durable Since his recovery he has prescribed over two
hundred podnds OF it his pstienta above descrih
ed dithcuities with unparalleled success This new rem
edy is prepared for Inhalation, and in Syrup
Price of the inhaling Powder and Inhaler 81 each
account Of the discovery and the his new remedy
viii De semitic any person in the United States. fo enc
Post Office stamp For sale his Office No 1872 Maine
st. ChaTestown, Mass, and all first class apothecares
N. B. Consultation free
lCERlIFfCATR.l
Having used DI Vebbar's new discovery in nv prac
tce, believe it to be and valuable remedy for all
Throat aud Lung difficulties. II. BENIcE, NJ. D.,
mch11 d1y Charestown Mass
VEVRY DIR. CLOUGH's COLUMBIAN
PILLS!
These !is are getting wonderful sale, for new thing
market, the Ii ev cure disease so certainty
Dyspepsia, Liver Goa plain, Headache Costiveaess Piles
Nervousness, and especially
FOR FEM ALBS TO USE
under ali delicate circumstances these Pills are the mos
mild, innocent and certain, any medicine ever dseov
cred The proprietor is willing forfeit the medicine in
an 0ase7' the Pills do not give satisfaction when faith,
iuy used. Powerful, drostie purpativeg genersv do
more hurt than good but these Pills are NOT spch an ar
ncie they are very mild gentle but powerful 60 e
pei ana cure disease, and every family would do well In
keep them IN the house for preference to any other
ueeiehe Try these Pills, by all means. Sold in Wor
cestef by D. scott, g. R. Spur j. Green and all medicine
3av,tf ~ ''' S4u7DF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03
WlLDER's FIRE-PROOF
s AT Il S
25
MERCHANTS ROW.

II The only place where they can be had in Boston.
JOHN Z. WILDER.
dSwlv Manufa"'nrer and p~onrintor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03
RB +. HTBBARD'S CELEBRATED WILD
IA. CHERRY BITTERS,

, F. BEBBA kSD'S CELEBRAIED WILD
HA CHERRY BITTERS,
For Nervous WeGkaeSs and General Debility.
Cough IS the bark of the dog hat warns person of
approaching Consumption. In mos. of colds and
coughs, they arise from torpid Of the liver and in
all such the Wild Cherry Filters is he hest thing
that an be TAKEN and long and affective diseases may be
prevented and cured by their timely Neuralgia.
nervous rheumatism, spasms antinE, assude, torpid
state Of the liver, finds certain and pleasant anioe in
the Wild Cherry Btters. For females it is particularly
adap ed, and is panacea
NEwBUReH, July 10, 1S48.
M Is H. HOoaru: IUas s'Ine ut'tled rish Gooo
Of APPette and fatHeSS at The Stomach, which
peculiarly distressing advised by some friends to
try your Wild Cherry Bitlers did so before had
used one bottle, found myself better, and before another
bottle was used had gained my streng h. my appetite
was good, and am in good health, As sedative,
or tonic think-in fact know, they not surpassed
by anything have ever used.
Respectfully, SARAH HILDRETH
Prepared and sold by HIBBARn u OSBORNE No. So
Nassau Street. New York. and sold by many az the deal
ers throughout the country
IJHrice, S per Bottle.
For sale by JOHN 9. HILL Sole Agent fol Worcester
Mass and by dealers generally sdly mch11
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03

ENLOCR ON CONS GNMENT.-A. &w.
h II HARRIS BANK BLOCK Foster STREET are the
agents OF William c. CasseI, William Gallagher and Beau
mont Hollnssworh of GAINESVILLE Ohio for the sale Of
their highly popular Family & Bakers brands Flour.
amon which are the following; they are WARRANTED co
give satisfaction III all cases
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03
bINOLAIh, " bBoTEk, ULUUGH, h co.
Worcester, April %, 1855. diff

GELF-SEALING FRUIT ANS.-The
- subscribers, agents for the Manufacturers have on
hand and for sale at RETAIL by the quantity, Arhurs
Patent Self Sealing Cans and Jars for keeping Fruits and
Vegetables in their natural state These Cans and Jars
have besn in use for the last two years. and have give
entire satisfaction, and considered far superior to an
ether can offered for sale. WIN. o. SWEET co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03
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--------- NORWICH & NVORCESrE
h.sS..ssiz...saes- gAsE.POA d,

-g-.e--. NORWICH s WORCESTER
OLA NGE OF II E.
On and after MONDAY, May LIST, 1886, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave as fellows
No wich for Worcester and Way Stations, A NJ 1900
NJ, ana 34b P. NJ
Worcester Tor Norwich aud way Stations, auu 1O1a
A. NJ, and $50 =. NJ
The Steamboat Train for leaves at p.
p. St NJ ANDREWS, Agent
n. & w.R Ollie Norwich, May 5, 1855 If
.--.... 5aSTOzs ARD EvORCES-
TER RAILROAD. SUMNER ar
RANGEd RT-coal me nclng MONDAY, May 10, 1856
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows
Leave Worcester at t8bnut Exl 80 $40 AN. (1245
Ex.) t8.80E IS AIS, and (ll.S0, Ex.) P. N.
MulbuTy $40 SOB p.
Milford al $50, 9 80 .. n. 4.15 p. II.
Northboro' 6 30 g 2Ga.m., AS p M.
Marlboro 55, 10 D. 449 n.
Fratningham Centre tbs 1880 a. m, 800 p. IN.
SsxouYille 645 m, 60 p
Newton 6.2O sI20 $500 ". IT, 900, ellis. W,
Tr.) a NJ; Fl 50, % 400 (%5A5 W. TT 9, SI5 p.
Brookine, ESQ, T.15, s, $50, TO- a. NJ, 1l5 $50 T.
6.40, Gas, 9, P. m.
Needham Plain, s, am; $50, SHOP
*West Newton Station.
TRAINS FOR WORCESTER, as follows
For Worcester a, 6, $50 Ex.) a. m 100, (4OO Ex,l
430, $3.50 Ex) P NJ.
Millbury 9, a, 4.S0 p. NJ.
Milford 6, a. 80, $50. p. N.
Nor hboro' a. NJ, so, 40 p. 10.
Marlboro at 6. a. N. 1885, 43Cp. IN.
FraIaingham Centre 6, a. N l.S0, 430 p. M.
SaxoEglle 10 a. IN, 6
Newton, Is W. Tr.) 5. 9I5, ESQ DISC W. Tr)
5, 5, 6, 9l5 p. m.
Charles River Branch, 90 a m. 1915 $50 e15p m.
Albany 9, and g 80 Ex) a. M. and l.30 m.
New York via Springfield IS so EN- a. M, a Ex) m
New York via Norwich, $50 Elk p. m
Sunday Mail at P. Nj, taxing passengers for Worces
ter Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, end New York.
u Express Trains stop only at Rr2.2ngham
Boston. Nav Is 1856 dnwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03
ga KK lag E 81 CARRIAGE

o. BLOOD & SONS
Having taken the old stand on Canal Street formerly
cuped by WIN. r. WOOD, beg leave to inform the publ
that they now prepared to 81 ORDER and will
keep constantly on hand, All kinds of Carriages,
made Of the best materials and workmanship Particular
attention paid to all kinds of Carriage Repairing.
fl diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03

NEW LUMBER YARB.-We wouId invite
~ the attention of builders to a stock of LUMBER
which we receiving at yard, in front of the Ma
chine Shop south Of the Junction consisting Of Pine aud
Spruce Boards, Clapboards, and Shingles which we will
sell at very reasonable prices We also prepared
furnish frames to order
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03

( az t.--tO BDls Gusin store and for sale by
IN q. q. A. J. HOWE, Worcester Bank Block,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03

Having used Df 0ehbHr's discovery in my prac
tice, believe it to be safe and valuable remedy for all
Throat aud Lung difficulties. Il. p RESucK, NJ. D.,
mchll dlY Charlestown, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-03
7ElHE GREAT DEMAND FOR THOSE sUPERIo

DEMOVAL.-FLOUR AND GRAIN LEAGUE
az The undersigned, having been appoine agents of
theW0ycester County Flour and Grain Lea, ne, will
be happy to all members OF the League, and
those who have withdrawn their memberships under the
misapprehenson that the League about close up
its business, at their store No o Thomas street,
where they viii served with good article Of Flour at
the ioUest casa price We have facilities for the
purchase of Flour second none and therefore
hdent make an object for all whether members
not, to purchase Flour of us.
Please call and see. as No. 10 Thomas Street few
doars from Main Street.
ap24 dWaSd PENDEXFER RAYM0RE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09
For Tie Ellsworth American

A meeting of"Citizens OF Cas,re, with
outprcvious distinction Of Party opposed
to the presen, State aud National Ads
minis'ra:ion,--and desirons to efec, the
political union nfail, who favor the ad-
mission Of Kansas as ID Free State aud
oppose the extension Of Slaver.'-was
held at Franklin Hall On Thursday eve-
ming, May Isl. and was ory mi zed by the
choice Of J. B. Wm,d. as Chairman. and
Geo. II. Wrherle as Secretary.
Charles Ellis WIS chosen Delegate ~ The
County Convention at Ellsworth, and
John Bridges, aud Geo. H. Wuherle to
The D,str,cl Convention at CoIumb la. with
power 10 appoint substitutes.
William Chamberlain, J. B. Woods,
,seph l.. Stevens, rhnina. T.. II lie and
Zadoc Whitman, wer- selected to serve
on the Town Committee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

| PA1AAA MASSACRE Til re was a
most terrible aad slocki z outrage con-
mii.ed at Panama the 18th Of April. The
particulars of the afrav seem 60 be. TIA,
by h" simultan ,ous rival OF tn, Corte1
from San Froncisco. the Phi adelphia
from Havana. and the Illinois from New
York, con yr-gation Of not les than
900 passengers was asscmb e round
the railroad depo, at Panama, prep ring
to go on board the John L. Stephens,
their baggage lying scattered O.. the
ground.
Whilst thus waiting. it is stated tina,
one of the passengers, cal ed =" New York
Jack" stroll ed ab1ut,1 drunken state
insulting all whom he met. Stoppi e at
a trIi. stand kept by a tive he ie |
into quarrel, and fired pistol at the
native. WREN he was instantly st ,bbcd by
another native. 4 general rot snsueJ.
AMI knives and st1ls a urishcl on all
sides. The RI. lasted ill near morning.
About thirty of the plsse lIers. and for
eisn res dents, are known to have been
killed. anong't them on, woman and
Two children; the number of the wound
el is not kn ,wh. !. is rsport, that
about forty ofthe natives are dead includ-
ing several of the police. Th, Williams
tore up portion Of thu track, with a
view Of securing portion of til. express
matter, in ,r in expected from Aspin-
wal in tie evening; out the cold actor
was warned. and the trai ran back.
SsnAtor Brown. OF Mississippi. de-
Ii ere I! .~dly Kansas speech. main
'ainingtlc most recent and ultar south
crn doctrines in reg I'd to the qie,tlon o..
slavery in the territories. He controvert.
ed explicitly Gca. ass position that
slavery cannot exist in n, territories ex-
c.p by the enactments of the settlers. and
argued that the Constitution OF the I'M.
ted States Of necessity carried and pro
,ec.ed it there. Senator Brown an !!
southern men generally. cschew soua.tcr
soverei snty, and thu senator from Michi-
gan will no. find MANY Of his political
friends to sustain it. Senator Benjamin
of Louisian l, has the fiooz for Friday next,
upon the same subject.
The last sheets of Mr.. Ben:ons history
were sent 10 the printer on "Wednesday
Of last week. Th. Second volume. thus
included, will contain something over
$50 pagrs, and will end with the We r
1850. II will cont lin one document OF
special interest at the present tim Mir.
Ca houn's argument against National
Convent ms, written seven years 20, and
probably the most powe'fu! exposure of
the evils and anti republican character OF
such bodies eser published. Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09
Foreigners In O6oe.

The following paragraph shows to wha'
extent foreigners are employed in tn.
United States Cooss Survey Department.
only one section OF <thc government s
work. Lc. ever, American ponder the
fact, and the sentiment @: Washington
appended. ~--
''In the Coast service 81 foreigners and
IS natives are employed, and the average
salary Of the natives is only e7l3 per
year while that Of the foreigners
amounts to Slil3 per year making vast
discrimination in favor Of foreigners, over
native citizens. How does this fact agree
with tho declaration Of Washington to
John Adams, who said
you know my dear sir. that it ia not
the policy Of this country to employ for
eisners. wasn it can ysli be avoided.
either in the civil or military walks Of
iifa Ourowncpuntrymsa conceive, and
;uskly, that ihsy are aati4led - theeecu-
psney Of ~ ~ oGpseip thsSiH oftbais
(scnneut?ss -. a..' :.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

OS + E7lSG. Fret not myself" saws
the PsalH,,si. Minkind have grea,
proneness IN ire, themselves Thei. hu-,.
n-.s does not prosper according to their
expecta,h Us; customers do 10, pay
promptly c"np-'iti is sharp; those in
whom the, have cnnfded prove ,reach-r
Gus malice and envy hurl their enven.
omei shafts; domestic sffirs 30 eon,ra.
WIS.,; the wicked seem To proper. while
the rig ,teous are a5ised. L. every ol
there is ample material 70 make a yono OF
"hich may pierce and rauke Ia our soul-
II We are Only so disposed.
F'rettng is ri the nature 81 certain dis
eases, assuming Various types. Disease
Is sometimes acue-c"nrng Oh suddenly
| IN the midst Il health. and with buu hui.
ptem"nll'on, raging vlulen'l Y ,hrougl the
system, causing lover aud nck,ng pains
soon reaching lis crisls. aud rapid y tun.
ing lis Course, either To k,Il or L.. nc cured.
So with ireIIug. At tunes ii uv-riakr>
the conS'''"'ionaIly and habnu.ily patient
ani gentle. Strong pr"v"catlon as>a,i.
'hem unawar-s, throws them of their
guard, upse,r their .Quaui,niy and causes
an OVEN Nv OF spteen tina, they did not
hno" was III them TO that degree. Even
the gentle may thus have occasion 10. Ia
King heed IL the nIlctlon Fret not"
D:else. hnweyer, often assume the
chrome type. becoming embedded IN the
system, defansing lis organs, inIe iern 6
with the performance OF the natural AM,
nea!,hlul fu,rions. aud ling ring year
after year, like a vampire. to exuac, tie
vital Juices. la like manner fret,lns be-
comes chronic. P-eyi>hne-s, lrr,iab.l,,,
censor i>n:ss. complaining, indnlged III.
assume nahii galniug thereby Strength
and power. unil the prev ding temper Is
ire,fulnes>. It Argues a s.dl, diseased
condition ofthe SOU, when tbs disle.nper
becomes one of It's figures. Ia such a
one everything goes wrong. The whole
mechanism OF s"cieiy is thrown out o,
Gear; instead If moving smoothly. n
"hen fabricated by The oil of kindna,s
aud Cherry, is cog. clash, and It's pivo,s
all crate ha,;hly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

Fast Day in Ellswo tn.

Ne. ED1ToR III The Rev. Mr.. Prince
should have an opportunity to pre- .ch
smother Fast-day Sermon in Ellsworth,
John 8 9: think would be IN appro-
pri.Uc .sr'. Minister'S make themselves
very unpopular with certain class Of
raen, when they preach against sins com
miitcd since the cruoiixion o. Christ t.
They may handle the old Jel-s without
gloves, out if they disturb the ease OF
erring Gcntiles, they mus. be "pu. down
as f.na.ica,."
Richard Bakers church once COM
planned because he spoke against their
sins. At formal meeting OF the Par
;sh, It was voted TO request him TO re-
prove them in Latin SO that the common
people should not understand him. He
told them in reply, that, ii they would
,in in Latin, he would -eprore them in
Latin.
There IS certain class o! politicians.
who fear the common people, and dc not
wish - DO padlic'y seproyed fo. having
pablicly s:nacd.
Under the prcscn. S:eee Co"stisu:aoc
Gods ministers hsvo the privilege Of
preaching the truth, aud giving an honest
opinion, upon great, moral and religious
subieets-and. thank Heaven, they can
not be removed rom .hei- Office by lad
dress" hope Gods ministers will still
be faithful and "if: up their voice like
trumpe: and show the people their
me- -
Rccasc!d. Ap.i, 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09
No. H..

NO. H.
The problem for surveyors
The types set awry,
III put i il poetic form:
And hope you all will try.
T. soine il.
FRS. norsherly and westerly
Jus. 'ainety rods ] run:
hen North, exactly North I steer,
And 'hark' the noou-diy sun.
Then south erly and eas,erly
trace the longest side,
Directly to the Starting point,
Where first . course ! tried.
These last two sides in distance are
One hundred twenty rods;
The side due North the shor.es. is,
By more than half the odds.
|; from the base of this shor: line,
Its southern poin: steer
Directly Eas:, just forty roods
| reach the long side there.
Now, Blazr s, give The shoz:es. side
In this scalene triangle,
And I'll forgive your bulls henceiorth,
Forgive, and cease to jangie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09
New Publications.

We have received Putnam's Monthly
for May, from Ferldge &co. Boston,
through Moses Hale agent. Putnam is
always g"od-a pour number has never
been issued. The best thing To reconcile
one to a dull, cold. ,ainy day is 10 hav" a
copy of Putnam 10 read, aud & ,od FIRE
BY which 10 enj"y it.
Household Words from the same pub.
lishers, and the same agent.
The School Fellows, also, ha. been re-.
re,vrd. looking Il. smiling, and A. c,pab'p
81 'npar'ng pleasure, as good matter We
printed we'll illustrated is possible of do
ing. These works are issued from the
Press of NJ SEES. DIX & Edwards 32l
Broadway New York, and for sale BY
Moses Hale, Ellsworth. ....
Tbs STUD Mt AND ScHooLNArs .
monthly Reader tat School aud House
Instruction, Defamation and Self In
pr"vemen:.- Edited by n. A CsIkem-
aud 4. Z. pheppuns and pub BY Robin.
sin and Rchasd-on. liz Washington sire.
Boston.
The tile sn6 ien'ly Indicates the char
acttr Of the work; and We know Of no
similar plDllcatinn, aud none more melt
orinns and better deserving Of patronage
One dollar year. For sale we believe
by J. 3. Os,ood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09
THE ADJOURNED CITIZENS MEEr1S,

The M-r'i"g "n Tuesday was not Sc.
fully attended, as the one ., week ago,
thu there was quite All Attendance. And =
determination ev,nced 10 gather up all ,hs
facts bearing upon the subjrc, of.he un.
fortunate FIRE.
The chairman of,h~ investigating com.
rni,tee reported in part. and asked H.,
further time. A further time of two week i,
was granted them tn complete their la
bors. The committee repaired in favor
Of offering q reward Of $500 and the
meeting voted t" reqnes, the SeIec,men
10 comply with the r~p",; and each man
seemed willing mpledge himself to see
that the none! was procured, If wanted.
Voted to add to the present conn. the
board ct Seleetmen. Adjourned for
two weeks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09
I'VE believe tina, the proceed,D

I'VE believe tina. the proceedings
which we have here described are such Us
no candid person, unbiased by party feel-
ing, will attempt to defend. They evince
determination TO secure the removal o!
the Judge, nervous dead OF has escape,
which closed the eyes OF the leaders IN
the Increment to. ali -consideratious OF
aroprie'y or justice, The nehri"us meas
ures taken in our legislature TO secure the
removal of Judge Lor'ny. onyh-condac-
led with less iormallty. csre resp ctablr ~
comparison, il We consider the "pporiuni.
ties all WED for reiutatinn uf the chnfge-
an for argument. Aud the waui of fiir-
uess aud dccorum i'll the Name legislature
is still more deplnrab'e, because the qre-
ton Was one which assumed. III a measure
personal character between the Governor
II was direct corfic, between the ex,-
cu'ive and judiciary; and +, was, 'heTe-
fore, the duty, and should have been The
pride, of the third department OF govern
ment--.he leg'Slature-io nlerpose IT'S
shield for III. pr lection Of the Wease'
,arts, aud grant hin. fai5 snd candid
hearing. Such, however was not the
lpinion Of the leader, Of the Mi.ne Ley.
stature. The resp,nden, found in the
ondy who heard hts defence, his atcuser
,nd his judges uuited. The Les,>ls,ure
which should have protected him. joined
III the attack with the executive, sud the
independence of the judiciary III Maine
received The >evere>t b!nY which could DE-
dealt BY putty ma ice aud personal haired ;
Boston Advertiser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

Co'"mb a. Py Pro-p"r Mcrimcc
Translated from the French. Boston
Phil ire. Sampson & Co. This ,olum.
has v'ry neat appearance and he story
itself presents an exciting picture of hf.
and manners in Corsica. from the the prn
Of one OF tn, most brilliant r, .nch wr;.
t>rs II IS said to lie the first work of
the kind which tn author has offe, ed a
he American public.
For sale by Moses Hale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

HUMoR CURkD-Another case of Hp.
m cured by AsNoLDs Globules and
Vital Fluid. has come to our k7owlclre
a ung nan, printer. was entirely re.
Lived ola ~ry bad humor by taking
them. B ing, from the nature Of bis
b .slne's, hut Little in the o, en- air, lie
.onnd them OF great beneti to his gener.
t'alsh and >tresg'h. HIS address and
statement may be sen with Burr. Eos.
TER q CO.. General Agents l Cornhill.
Other 'estimony may b. s,cn with Mans.
FIELD Il Co.. SIP cial Agents. II City
whari.-H, stun Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

Well done. friend Blazes. the mathe-
r.tical world is now puzzled a, last !.
No modern Newton vii! CIV b. able to
solve your poc.i al problem save your own
ear self. YOU have gained the palm
h. !urals are all yours! your problem
and its solution arc equally ingenious.
and such as ! blazes only could have
sraspea, so profound IL conception, 50
elegan. in dictioa ST. clear and concise
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-05-09

A 6ne salmon Weighing 20 pounds, vas
caug 1t at Mill Creek yesterday. It was
purchased by Hon. Amos NJ. Roberts.
and sent to one of his friends in New
York. Wing.
The 90 FOUNDER has been caught.
We have no more doubt to express on
the subject. 1t has had ,,me to grow
''some' since our. was caught.