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ta Court Of Probate heldat iucksport VII.
in and for the county of Hancock on the ii,
Wednesday of May in the year OF our io'd
eighteen hundred and fifty six.
Reuben Page named Executor in a certain
instrument purportirg to he the Hast " i'll ard
testament of Enoch Page late OF Back>rori IA
said county deceased, having presented HE
same for probate:
Ordered. That the said Reuben Page give ln-
tlcc to all persons interested, hv causing co..
of this order to be published three we. Is e'te-
cessveiy in the Ellsworth American printed ut
Ellsworth that they may appear at PROD ate
Court to be held at Ellsworth i'll aid comfy en-
the Sd Wednesday of June next AT YEN Of the
clock IN the forenoon. and shcw cause, If any
they have, why the said instrument shou!d ne t
be proved approved allowed as the last will
and testament OF said deceased.
PARKER TCCK.--Judgc.
\ true eopy-A.test WAnEEH KING Register.
.tY.lND
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At n Court of Probate held a. I'uckSpert
within aud for the Counth Of oaneock on tie
7th Of May in the year Of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty six.
Abigail Gray Widow Of Adm Grey late nf
Pcnobscot deceased. having made application
to me tor an allowance out oi the personal
tate of said deceased:
Ordered, That the sad Abigail Cray given
tiee to al persons interested. ly causing cop.
of th, ordcr to be published tl.rec weeks sue
ec>-ircly in TIC Ellsworth Amcriean nittrd at
Ellsworth that they may appear at a Probate
Court To lie held at Ellsworth in said onntN.
on the 18th day OF June next at ten of tin Fl =,
in the forenoon. and shew c2use. il ;Is ,taN
have. Why an allowance should not he matt.
pAEEI.i. TrrE--lud4y
4 trur copy Attest, WtELi:N King hcgisi,aa
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MEN WANTED.

IWISu To EMPLOY \ NUMBER OF ACTIVE
MEN To SELL BOOks MEDiCiENS PRINTS
PERIL MES Nc.
Salary $500 and expense liberal commission
also Magazine Agents, Address stamp enclosed
DR.. II. SKINNER u Union Street Boston.
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5. y. PETTENGILL & co.'s
STON DIE ECTORY
DE 4 IN f. S S C. u r T. ID,

HOWEVER CAUSED.
TESTIMONY, Mr. Elitor---Seeing an adrcr-
tisement that the Deaf might be relieved by apply
ing to leave home and test the Doctors : skill.
was so deaf that | was unable to hear ordinary con-
ycrsation To my nstonishmcnt in twenty minntse
nv bearine was perfectly restored. | recommend.
ali Deaf persons to try the Doctors New Method of
Cure. FRANCIS RICHARDSON, Of StUughton.
Letters incosing postage stamp. directed to Dr.
BOARDM.iN, II Suffolk Place. Boston. attended
70 remedies and apparatus sent by express
CANCERS CAN BE CURED.
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ut ii Court of Probate held III BucksI.,at
within and for the county of Hancock OF III
first Wednesday Of Ma, in the year Of our | =.
eighteen hundred and fifty six.
Agatha Sampler named Executive in aecr
tain instrument purportIng to he the last vii
and testament OF Arson Sampler late Of Buck -
port in said County deceased, having presented
the same for probate:
ordered, That tic said Agatha Sampher give
notice TO all persons intere ted, by causing -
ecpy of this order TO be published three weeks
successive.y in the Ellsworth American printed
at Ellsworth that trey may apl ear Al Il Probate
Court 10 be held at Ellsw orth III said county.
on the Sd Wednesday Of June next. at ton q
the clock in the forenoon. and >hrw canse j:
any they have, why the said instrun e It should
mol he proved, approved and allowed a$ the last
will and iestrment Of sad deceased.
PARKER TUck-Judor
y trnc copy Attest, WARREN klSG-Rcgister
3WlS
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Washington, May l9th.-TuE KANSAS
TESTIMONY REcEI,ED.-Thc Kansas
Investigating Commission sent, by Gov
Robinson. the large quantity OF tcs,i-
mony taken by them, enclosed in sealed
package, addressed to the Speaker of the
House On Gov Robinson detention
at Lexington, Mo, his wife. at his re-
quest, continued her journey. At Co
lumbia, Ohio, she handed the package
to the Hon. {. X. Watson. who to-day
delivered it to the Speaker privately
The Congressional Commissioners re-
quest that thu package remain with tho
seal unbrokcn until their return. rhi,
is the te>time ny which the Mi.sourian>
threatened to DESTROY
w Pool. lafttl anI1D ,,c,u,t. lo,.n L.a.,
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New YoRK, Nov. 18th, ISIS.


NEW FORK, Nov. lith, ISIS.
Dr. HAYDEN:
Dear Nr,-At your request have made ola few Of
our improved Vegetable Pills and fad then, to answer
my highest anticpaiions used them With more coui-
dence "a The Ingredients OF which you say they
passed are well adapted the various diseases incident
10 the human system, and more particular, in OF
pIauhaa. leaving the beweis IN healthy condition.
owls lnurs, &c Dr. G. COOLIDGE.
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DIED.

On the 23d inst, VIM. r. Fuller, of this
town. aged 80 years.
In Casline. 2oth inst, Miss Bctsey Witherly
aged IS years and 10 months-tormerIy of Bos.
ton.
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ALpIIi.CS 7. BLAME. Sce'y.
FOUR FIRST RATE BOOKS.
rll L ANE : Al q II
LOOK COUTLI

oOUO Agrhtg wanted to sell
Browns Patent Safety Alarm Dctector Locks
everywhere. y REMARKABLE st phES>l1 l. AMI 81
HI INVENllpN. ScNcn hundred aud forty TnIEYFs
caught per annum To every 1000 locks in use Not
one ever escaped Agents make large pny as win
be shown by letters and circulars Tor which enclose
folr cents for postage
Address EPiiRAlN BROWN Lowr! Mas.
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s P ECIAL NOTICES

lHE ALLIED ARMY have expended untold labors and
undergone Incredible hardahips in the Crimea without
accomplishing any very important results Devines
Compound PItch Lozcnses have cured least 100 900
c"Ids during the same period Soid everywhere
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ASSURE CURE FOR A FELoN. This we know will
lie gladly received by all our readers When the sore
ft,t commences when far advanced /, can
he ret ed and er,ir-y cured by holding the finger
Fart an cted in Perry Davis, ram Her ,o half an hour
II has been thoroughly teseo ard proves neverIans
r'meiy. A feon is lraubl snme thing. and we wcud
,dvi e All so ,rnhled Ia ties, the remedy
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Arnold Gl0bnles EUdl Enid
CHANGE IN THE .lTMO SPHERE

Having upon the system through their action up
the blood. Iho Fluid is preparation entirely d.
tinct from the Globulcs but having all teir Chez
ical qualities and all their medicinal ones al-o
except Cat!lartc powder for which u laxative IS
substituted. 1t Is well to take them in connection
the Gobules at night and thc tlnd through t .
day Thus all humora aud impurities afr first n e.
initiated by a chemical action and then cleans
away carried from the system by medicinal
ton. Vitality of mind AND frame is retained ~
the dull lstlcss feeling Of Wca.incss and assitua.
as warm Spring weather advances Is prevent
banshcl. The glow Of full life Is felt in al
mxnry--the free glad sensation Of buoy&r: no.
and abundant energies.
BURR. FOSTER & co. Cornlili General tueft-
MANSFIELD & co. II Cit Wharf TpeciaI Igy...
1itc
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SCRoFULA

And other diseases which have haieti the skill of
our best physicians also be cured, 50 as t. stay
sured by
DIR. T.. GREENE,
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The Nurserymen.

2V4SE 10 0nn Rosciczcr Pear Tree 1000 Eartie,,.
I''" heure l.in@rl rr, 900 Sc >hl
- 4 tsHl l;urre d Auiru. COCOA CT her v,r.
varieties StanlnnlS and Dwa,F4
&. W. WILSON Maiden Mas.
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS TEA WAREHOUSE.
l9s Washington Street Boston.
Established in 1913. find assortment of New
Crop Teas choice oolong Young Tyson Ningyongs
superior souchong English Breakfast Teas at whol.
sale and retail Very rare and choice lots of high
cost Oolong and English Breakfast Teas the hest
imported Five Pound Packake of good oolons
Teas for Sl.3-4 this is remarkably strong and
sweet Green Tea favor and H. a hargin
BOOKS for SCHOOL LIBRA RES.
R0LLO'S TOUR IN EUROPE,
ny JACOB ABBOTT.
Rollo on the Atlantic. Rolio in Switzerland.
Rollo in Paris. Rollo on tho Rhine.
Rollo in London. Rollo in Scotland
PTDITHIIFD BY WM. J. REYNOLDS & co
4 Cofnhill Boston.
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" IHA LAST sH al DE FlRsr'-An inspires wing
fulfilled III G. W Stones 'ough Consumption aud Bron
cmlis EIxH the best known remedy for coughs. colds
soar ihoats &c. Whatever has been done he done
againso the afflicted need ajax spirit hut try al
once tins simple remedy. which has wrought prodgies
of wonder owls
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In Rockland seven persons have kccn
licensed to sell liquors-including inn
holders and druggists.
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MADAME DEMORESTS
EwEorium Of Paris. Londond y. Ne,c York
FASHIONS,

23S Washington Street, Boston.
Plain and richly trimed full sized Paper
Models for Ladies Childrcn's and Infants
Costumes, in advance of the published modes,
and AT much les price.
In addition TO the advantages Of an extern
sive assortment of Patterns ofthe Latest styles
to select from, particular attc.tlon T. invited TO
the ease and graceful fitting Always attending
Madame Dcmurests Perfect - stem of Cutting
Dresses. and in adapting the Basque to the form
giving an artistic effect never attained BY any
other method.
Dress Cutting Taught in one
Lesson for s., 80.
MRS. ALIENS rs HAIR RE-
STORER, For : a dye but a
pleasant wash. WI. 5hly cleanscs the
hair. tastens the roots, aI.t prevents badness,
and surely restoIos il TO its original color.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

MIssING PAssENGERs.--ihc New Yorh
HeraM publishes n list of the names an
ages Of the 1872 passengers, who sailed from
Liverpool on the 18th Of Fcbauary last for
New York, in the clipper ship Driver, VIII
have never been heard of since, and who
probably encountered the ice then in tn
ocean, and either toundered or were broken
to pieces They were nearly all in youth o,
the prime Of life There were, besides, sew
en- infants, and crew of six officers and =.
men A melancholy record.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

A Ro.-0ne of the returned" "Chi 7
cago Freemen," upon his arrival in this city
took the cars for Kane county. As he passed
through Elgin, grand pow WOW was hal
over his martyrdom. He explained why h.
did not fight the Mssourians, and then wen
to his own house, and by the way of show
ing how he could fight, 6rutaiy beat his
o'rn '"0e His first act upon his return j..
confirmation strong, that in the presence o.,
men he was an arrant coward. chi. Times
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

In New York they call Fremont "Mr
FremOng"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

The vote of Yolo will be given for Millal
Fillmore Cor. Sac. american.
Don't the writer mean the vote Of you-Ie
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
]. D. BROWN. M. D.

Graduate ot New York University, New York Medi
cal Institute Honorary Graduute of Syracuse Medicnl
College Offers hi. professional services To the inbabi
tans Of Oroyie md vicinity. Office. at the DrOville
Drug Slofe, Montgomery street, one door from the
corner of Dowuer street.
Julv14 1856 jyI4lf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
Otouillt DaiIq 4luttt AcroyG.

ABsURDIrIEs or THE BLACK EEFvrLIcANs
TO claim to be a Republican rarty-and
then TO call Convention TO nominate can
ddate for the Presidency, representing only
l6 States out of 81, which compose the Re.
public
To claim to be m anti slavery party, ami
then to select Shareholder for the Piesi-
dency.
!. To claim to be n party in favor Of free.
dom, in favor Of the blacks-and then pro
pose to cnslaye the whites who emigratc
to Kansas
To endorse Summers abuse Of South Caro-
lima and Of South Carolina men--and then
select one from that State to be their stand
ard bearer
To abuse the Administration of Prcsiden,
Pierce, and to characterize the measures OF
the Democratic party rs absolutely wicket
and even infernal--and not to propose the
repeal Of a single enactment Of which thty
complain Boston Post
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
LADIES' EMPORIUM
@ r. "a "a - III Z @ NJ
MRS. Nj, l.. NEWELL,

FEANING JUST RECEIVED direct from the I'M
u Il porters, u large and well selected assortment of
MILLINERY, LADIES APPAREL, GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS. FANCY DRY
GOODS, Sc. would respectfully call the attention OF
this community 20 the fact that although she may moi
have 50 immense stock as me LHhes' EuhaHge, Yet
SIZE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Among her block may be found Ladies Dress
Goods, French Lawns Printed Jacouets,
Fancy and Plain swiss Mu,lins. French
Lawns and Ginghams, Thibcs, De-
lanes Poplns. silks, Embroi-
uery, Linen EdLings andl
lnseuings, MauslIlas,
choice lot Of Mil.iucry-Ribbou I.accs Flowers
Blondes. Head dresses and Mourning Goods
Leghurn Hats for Boys, Gimp Halls for Misses -
Flannels of every variety. Bed Ticking. Linen Dam
ask and Crash Scotch and French Diaper. Ernbrui-
dcred and Grass Cloth shirts, Mursees, Quilts, Long
Cloth and Mosquito Nets.
Gents G0ods--Drawers anl Under,hirts, Crayuts,
Haudktrchcis Gloves, Linen shirts
Millinery Work and Mant3u Making executed with
nehlnr>~ and PRONG titude.
Rb-l have just received in addition so the above
stock, beautiful assortment of Clothing, Hats Caps
Shirts &c, suitable for Boys
Thankful for the liberal patronage of my friends
a continuation of the same from them and The publc
generally is respectfully solicited
VI. l.. NEWELL,
Montgomery street, opposite Huutoon's Exchange
oro'e, May l6, 1s56. iy22
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
MINERS SUPPLIES!
New Grocery and
PROVISION ST . r Z.
JOHN d. HEATING,

HHAS OPENED an extensive and we'll selected
stock of choice Family Groceres, Provisions
and Miners Supplies. ut his New Store on Monsom-
cry Street, near Garriotts saw A'li, to wheh ne IN
yiiss the attention Of community. He will be in
constant receip, OF additions Ia his stock of Goods OF
the latest im.at;ons Ys facilities Tor purchasing
being n1exceiled by.Gj trader in the country ne Is
confident that his Goods and Prices will gsnder the
urnos s,rs,action 20 those who favor him with their
patronage The public Will please call aud examine
a,r ,hnm elves Oroyille. July II. 1876.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

PROPHECY FULFILLED THE Louisvil {
Journal of June 18th, Speaking of the nom
nation of Mr.. Buchanan, says:
1T has been reserved for the degenerat
and motley party which now impudentl.
assumes to call itself Democratic, to selec
for the temple the stone which had been
often rejected by the master builders"
II the Journai will turn to the 18th char.
ter of Mark, and the 10th verse, he will fin .
it thus written:
"And have ye not read this scripture
The stone which the builders rejected is be.
come the head Of the corner. - CiarhSriHt
Jc0ersonian.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
MILLER'S EXCHANGE,
Montgomery street East side oroviile

EuAvING BEEN RE-FIrrED' is again open, and
u y the proprietor takes this method oi informing
his old customers and the public generally that he m
tends Ia keen as fine stock of Liquors as any bar IN
the place, in addition to which his Tables are IN ex
relIent condition and by courtesy to ms patrons, ne
hopes to merit liberal share OF pa'roha,ee;;
THE CIGAR & TOBACCO STAND
II kept by Little Curly who will keep on hand me
aud every variety OF articles found in such places.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
e, S. COoP e r, NJ. D.
Ut R G e q NJ

NFF1cE-At the Eve, Ear, and 0rhopedie mfr
- mary. Mission atFeet, between second ana Ihlrd
mar .Russian Baths" SAN FRANCISCO.
An Surgical Operations FREE 10 patients present,
;na, ,hamselyps nj the CIINIcs, on Wednesdays and
Sa,,,days Mt ~ o'clock, P. NJ. Medical men OF the
civ and Fachc Coast generally, are respectfully in>
yetd to All nd the Iufrmary on Clinical days, when
ever IA nay be opporlune for themselves aaelsV
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

TO DIR. Ii. Hcinimann, Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets, San Nrancisco.-Dear Sir:--It
is with Measure that We notice the unbounded
cess which has attended you in your practice since
your residence IN this state, now over seven years
The geud you have done aud the skill you have
ciscd in the cures that come under our observation
make It duty to let it be known to the world and
more particularly To those suffering with disease
Most of It's were wen acquainted with YOU whilst you
resided at Mormon Island, and Witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
physieians We have also seen what you have done
for some of Our friends now residing at Coloma and
Paceryille, who after much Desuasion and induce
ments on our part consented 10 20 and see you, when
they had almost desparcd of their lives. They did
and returned. and are new living hale hearty men,
and read r. if this notice should reach your eye and
you are afflicted take our adFiceahd 20 to DR. Helm
MANN, and you viii ncEcr regret 1t.
Dear Doctor, receive with our most hearty wiihes
for your future welfare the assurance that we believe
you 70 be one of our most talented and experienced
physicians in the state.
FREDERtCK IIARYMANN, !
(propr Miners llOtel)
JACoB WINKLEMANN, Greenwood Valley.
(pr Greenwood Brewery
JoHN GEORGE,
August HAnNE,
JosEPI WILlMANN, lco,on,
CHARLES GIss.
7: D Tzl', croIS Federale, Placervile,
An. WALKER, FL Dorado Slide.
q. ZRoIcKK. (frm of T.. POppe Co.. Orove.
JosEPu GLAvEL, Auburn.
CHARLES kAsrELM, Spanish Dry Diggngs.
T. BEsNINGER. (prop'r of bridge,) Condemned Bar.
G. WoLLER, Sacramento,
r. FlSEINGER, do
q. RENAUD, do
CAPT HINn, Michigan Bluffs,
CAPT. +. :. MuMFuRp. Mormon Island.
HENRY TRuEL, (Republican House, jackson.
This testimonial not solicited by DR. Heinz
mann. ang-7Jm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

Mr. BrcHANAN.--We find the following
sentiment in a speech of Mr. Buchanan, dc
livcred in the House of Representatives in
1922 How perfectly has it been illustrated
by his subsequent public career at !
know myself, am politician neither of the
East nor of the West, of the North nor the
South. | therefore shall forever avoid an7
expressions, the direct tendency of whicl
must be 10 create sectional jeaousics sec
tional divisions, and at length disunon, tha'
worst Of all political calamitieso
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
sWONDERFUL DISCOVERY!

I'm MAKING AN EXCAVATION SOME TINE
Il since beneath the EMPIRE HOTEL, in this town,
i discovered by the acule and observing mind of
DEACON SHELDON, that the atmosphere Of that
locality possessed NOT ONLY heaitblu but remark
ably soothing prunrrv. which seemed To quiet and
subduc the most violent passions, and TO invest every
man who frcquened the spot with II wonderful de-
gree of seli>cUmplacency, and harnonioua and
friendly disbt sition towards the WHOLE WORLD.
and the conflicting elements OF which it is composed.
Tie therefore resolved with beneVoence peculiarly
his own to take possession ofth excavation for the
purpose of establishing Institution. where people
of ALL. PARTIES and opinions could safely and
tremendously cougrrgae tor the free discussion on
the exciting topics of the day, fearless of the slightest
risk of ANY unpeasan collision
with this view. the DEACON. in connection with
MIR. CRAlGE. has transformed this location into an
ELEGANT ROOM, which they have designated by
she name of tic
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

PRopHECY.-lt is said the Indians and Of
inhabitants of the country, predict an earl
fall, long winter, with great quantities .
snow and rain.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
JOHN PARRY,
NJ UFACTURER ERoF BRICK
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER.

u WOULD ANNOUNCE to lhe citizens of Oroville
III and vicinity, that EN- prepared to undertake Jobs
in the above line, TO any extent. As manufac-
turing BIick extensively and am pracucai MasO
uss am able TO render Satisfaction regards terms
nd dispatch jyI4-n
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21
SUBTERRANEAN SALOON,

Where they solicit visits from the Buchanan Clubs,
Fillmore Clubs Fremont Clubs, aud other gentlemen,
with or without clubs, and from members OF Vigilance
Committees and Law and Order Parties from Sons
of Temperance aud Moderate lmbibers Of Raspberry
Cobbers and from that anumerabe fraternity OF The
Pick. Spade. Rocker, Long Tom and Sluice, who,
after day OF toll and labor, would enjoy m hour OF
agreeable relaxation and social conversation.
THE DEACON assures his friends, that they will
N eet with most cordial reception mt the SUFFER-
RANEAN SALOON. where the fluids dispensed will
be fonnd fully equal in quny, tothose for which the
DEACON is, in part, indebted for his enviabe repu-
.ation.
OroviIlc July27, 1856. jy26-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-21

E1~ There is II Mormon settlement at Bie
Meadows, on the Humboldt, above the SIM
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HIGK-HANDED AFFAIR IN RICHMOND

ArrENPr TO PREVENT rwo LADIES FROM BE-
coMIxG PRoTEsFASTs.-0ur city readers are
doubtless aware of the fact that protTacted
meetings have been in progress at two of the
Baptist Churches in Richmond. for several
weeks, a1d that large number OF persons,
of both sexes, have been induced TO become
professors of religion" Among the con-
verts, are three young ladies, who have been
reared in the Roman Catholic faith. Two of
them were immersed some days ago, and the
third, who is an orphan, was immersed on Sun
day night. The Irish friends of the latter, on
learning of her intention to become a Protcs-
tant, resorted to the most scandalous mcasur-
es 10 prevent the consummation Of her resolve.
They first sent for her to attend meeting of
herCatholic friends, and in their presence make
a recantation of her profession of Protestant
ism; but being fully determined upon the
course she had marked out for herself, the
summons was of course disregardcd. On Sun
day night, she proceeded TO the Second BIp-
tst Church to erare for the rite of baptism,
and while thus engaged, a party of Irish-men
and women-made their appearance in front
of the church. a small number OF them enter
ed the doors, and seated themselves on the
front pews, uttering the most violent threats
against the yonng lady. The attention of the
pastor, DR.. Howell, having been called to these
intruders, he summoned several of the male
members of the congregation to the vicinity
of the pulpit, and it was determined, on con-
sultation, to have them elected from the
church unless they would consent to depart
quietly. The efforts to induce them to with
draw met with clustering opposition, but fl
nally prevailed, and the champions of Papacy
retired, still ayowing their determination to be
avenged on the young lady for abjuring the
religion of her deceased parents. Quiet being
restored, the services were proceeded with,
and the ordinance of baptism administered to
the young lady, who had been the object of
such unscrupulous annoyance.
We learn that two of the Irish women con-
nected with the above outrage, called at the
residence offhe family with whom the object
of their persecution resides, and demanded an
interview, no doubt designing to remove her
by main force; but we are glad to have it in
our power to state that they were repulsed, and
warned to keep away from the premises
Richmond Virginio Wing.