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Accident,

The accident which befal Mr.. has
Lowell on Saturday, while driving %
Bangor was not so very severe as at frs
reported abou, town, yet he was some
what injured, and run gsea, risk of havins
his neck broken.
While crossing over a causey beyond
the 'Crags.' the after part of the Chaise
unshippcd from the fore part. and Mr. L.
was thrown out head foremost into the
mud his head coming in contact with
the top of the carriage SO hard as to quite
break the first hoop therein, stunning him
and bruising his head and face very
much. He was assisted BY Mr.. Troy
to whose house he got, ,hrougl the mud
and rain-to get underway. and though
ne was more fit to be placed und the
Physicians hands, his persevering nature
predominated, and he proceeded to Ban
gor as he was
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

IHE address for the removal of
Judge Davis passed in the Senate on
Wednesday, yeas %. nay 3. The NAYS
were Messrs. MorriiI, Rowell. fof The
Alliance and Shepard Republican. Mr.
Goodwin made a speech agains, the Adj.
dress aud voted for II. The ADDRESS
was duly certified and sent to the House
when II passed on the same day, yeas
ST. aays 80. Previously Mr.. Mors.
made an able speech agains, it; Fuller
Talbot, and others spoke in favor Of lis
passage. A committee was then raised
to lay the Address before the Gove,,o,
where /, Is finally acted upon.
Nj. Morse presented a protest ~, In
minority members OF the House a,,,,,.,
the pr oceedng for the re navd Of Id
DAVIS and asked that 1t be entered u,,o
journal OF the House. This ua, re;ys.d
"y me Alliance party The Protest
o. Judge Davis, his Answer and aNo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

The request Of Ju !se Davis 20 have
his protest and answer placed on the re-
cord, of the Senate was moved by Mr..
shepard, and would have been granted
had not Mr.. Barnes objected. lie was
unwilling and the request Was denied
4 protest signed By the Republican men,
bars Of the House, a5ains. the action OF
the House, was also refused insertion on
the Journals of tina, branch
These facts show the spirit with which
the coalition has carried through the
whole affair of the removal OF Judge Da-
via |, has been done with The mere
moxhery Of "hesrlns, without an!
e,;lcnc, adduced to the truth OF the
charges against him, without any fr'a'
whatever, AMI with out any regard io'
the equitable and just rights OF the s'eus'
cd. 0. tog the proper Independence Of 'h't
bench. Wing
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New Y'-s, March, Il, 1856,
~ Second Avenue.


My r Sr Your letter 81 Feb.
ruary Ieached the in Washington som
time since. read it with much satisiac
ton. l. was grea. pleasure tc find you
retained so lively recollection of our in-
tcrcourse in California But my own
experience, is, that permanent, and valu-
able friendships are most often formed in
contests and struggles. If man has
good points. then they become salient,
and we know each other suddenly.
| had both been thinking aud speaking
Of you latetiy. The Banks baioi,ing IN
the House, and your movements in Kan
sas had naturally carried my mind back
to our hundred and forty odd ballots in
California, and your letter came seasonal
bly, aud f,y to complete the connection
We were defeated then but that contest
was only an incident in u great struggle, :
and the victory was deferred no, lost.
You have carried to another field the same
principle, with courage aud ability to
maintain ii and make ,ou my sincere
congratulations on your success-incnm-
plete So far, but destined in the end to
triumph absolutely. had been waiting
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then. aud the money paid. In an hour at
ter van arrived a, the door, and the Ro-
man Emp rofs was transferred TO new
quarters; namely. to the house oil the willy
conaorss. ur, TO whom lsaaes AT first Of.
tered the picture for aeven hundred
pounds. The Roman Enperors rna.
now be seen IN the Jcsiii,s college at
S,onyhurs,. I, l. there Snown as MuF-
HOS celebrated picture of the "Jesn!t
Fathers" and hal the gentleman who or
,.naly discovered ii in tsaacs sbop giten
the seven hundred pounds which the Je"
asked Tor 1t. lie would have had decf
de bargain -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

In the 4lh colim OF Mr.. West an
letter 10 Nj. Jarvis, in speaking of the
abandonment ty Gen. Cas- OF the prill-
cipe Of the Wilmn. Proviso-Mr.
Weston was made to say;'-'his aban.
donment. although far from universal
was not central enough 10 embolden
the South 10 new demands &c. The
word "aot' should have been yet
which changes The meaning essentially
and makes it conform To the fact.
We hope our subscribers will re-read
THIS letter. as We have done, and then
i!e ii away for future reference.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
The Law of NeWypape

Sa5scr osts " IN do give exptess NOTICE 10 the
rtry, considered wishing TO coatIuue their
subscriptions.
II Subscribers order the dseon,inuanee Of their pa
pers the publisher can Continue send them Until al
arrearases are paii.
II Subscribers neglect 'efas. take their 2aPe
from ths Office 10 waich thes 5ece, they he'd
responsible till they settle Ihes bills and order the pa
pers discontinued
g. IL any ssoscr hers rsTnsve another place whout
niormnc the publishers and he papers sent To the
primer direction thes are held respODsbie.
S. The Courts have decided that refusing TO TAX.
newspaper itCmthe office. removing and leaving u
unca Ell ios, priIi frcie eyii.nce OF Intentional
S.ud
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One ofthe Indiana Senators once twit-
ted Clark of Rhode Island. of coming
from State so poor that the Governor
was obliged to raise calves and peddle
milk, because his salary would not sup
port him. True" Clark replied, I'VE
sell milk and raise calves, but we don't
send them TO Congress as your State
does The Hoosier felt as though he
was ba !lv skinned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

The committee on elections 10 the
house have decided that Mr.. Fuller. Of
Maine, the sitting member, was duly cleo
led over Mr.. MIli,ken, and reccommen.
ded that the latter receive per diem and
mileage from the commencement of the
session.
EJua5e Goodenow said a, the opeuins
ut the Cur! las, week a. Bath, "lhat Tor
the Nesen, he thought the Constitution
was amended after the count Of the vote
was made and announced We, he was
open to future lish, on the subject"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
Mr.. Buchanan and The Students ofH;story

We see ii stated tina, the Hon.
James Buchanan delivered Fourth of Jn
Iy Grafton at Lancaster. Pa, in the course
of which he said
above all, we ought to drive from
our shores foreign inhuen-e, and cherish
American feeling. Foreign influence has
been in every age the curse OF republics
its jaundiced eye sees everything in false
colors-the thick a,mosphre of prejudice
BY which l, is surrounded, excluding from
its sigh, the lighl of reason
"Well, what OF i, :? " asks the New Or
leans Bee. Didn't Mr.. Buchanan once
declare that if he though, he had drop
OF democrat blood in his veins. he would
lie, i, ou. and is he no, now a patent pure
s,ee. democrat ? CONSISTENCY in politics is
altogether novelty"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

~ Correspondents must know ,ha.
we require their names before publishing
their communications We have depart.
cd from this rule in one or two instances,
but cannot do it again.
Mathematical questions and answers
next week. After this We shall give tro
,ceeks for answers to be sent in.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

RELIGION AND PouTIcs.-lf poll tics
are so bad that religious men and minis
lers can no, mlngle in them without de-
trnent to thensevs and their holy cause,
there is so much the more reason Tor
their reio'matory work. Most Of those
persons who are shocked that ministers
will occasionally ''prelch politics, or ap-
ply great religious principals TO The admin
istraiton OF the government, or because
clergymen manifest an interest IN mora
ana religious questions upon which po'''-
cal parties are also divided. are usually
persons OF very little religion or verv bad
poliucs commonly both. Men whose
politics viii not bear the test oil CnrIs-
ian principle are very ap, 10 scoh +
any suggestion of comparison; and men
whose religion is a housed-up Sabbath
idol, never to be thought OF or regarded
on week day. or applied to an! OF lite
undoubtedly will have holy horror oi
making religion practical thing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
CoxPLIMExrARY.--Horace Greelv

CoNPLINENrARY.--Horace Greely
speaks of Washington city as follows
at has no commerce but that which
ministers to her own immediate wants :;
no manufactures, but the manufacture of
Claims on the treasury; no arts but the
art of boring gimlets no es into the ub.
lie chest, and charging them to anger
holes as rapidly as possible"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

medicine ever offered to the public,
has me-: with the success that has attend
ed the sal. O: Perry Davis Pain Killer
This remarkable remedy has attracted the
attention Of coun'erfei,ers, who have In
many places managed to palm off their
worthless imitation. This fact has caes-
ed the proprietors OF the genuine to pu,
up the Pain Killer in entire new dress
each bottle having two fine STEEL engra9-
ed labels-one the proprietars note, or
obligation. This will prevent its imita
ton hereafter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
xroRrs OF BREADSTCPFs.-l ne TO

xroRrs OF BREADsTuPFs.-lhe TO-
tai exports of breadstuHs from the nited
states fro.a Sept. Is. to March Is were
,a.5.no3 barrels OF aou-. 5,7I0,9s6
Bush-l. o. what. s.66e.i36 Of com, and
as. aoo q -ye. which IS large asgre-
y.tc iac.eas= ov.r p-esio1s :esrs. -Aoen
half Of liz exports T"''re from Ne~ ioEk
and :he re.asind.r from Baltimore, Phila-
dslphia. ana New Orleans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

lIsREsY AMONG THE B,rrisTs-
Rev. DR.. Sheldon. pastor Of the Baptist
church in Bath NJ, and form y pres i
dant CT WateFyille Collese has written 4
work or Sin and Redemption. which i
creating much sensation in the theological
world Dr. 5 rel>c;s. - 100, II. d3cHine
OF total depzayify, AMI contends that
every personcomeSi into the world without
a sinful nature denies tia; physical death
IS an effect Of The fall. bu, al inevitable
result, which must attend all animal or
saniSm also. holiness and sin are neither
created BY God. but arc the effects of the
voluntary agency Of the creature in form
ing his own character. DR.. 5. denies.
too. the usual idea of the atonemeut OF
Christ, tina. the II righteousness Of the Saw
Jour is imputed to mankind. He scouts
the idea that any beings righteousness
can be imputed to another. for he holds
!. IS 4 characteristic distinction which
can in 10 way belong 10 any bu, the be,
Ing who possesses tit may influence
Others. but not save them Il there be
nothing meritorious in our own character
Dr.. S. thinks Christ merit will profit il
ut hing
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
June %. ISiS

Dr. VIM. X Hayden is doing an i'm
mcnsc business with his 'lmprovcd vege-
,ably Purga'ive Pills The sale in this CT
" alone, for the las. two months. exceeded
five thousand boxes. They are not only
the cheapes; pill in the United States,
but are the best-Boston Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
THs I.ruBEK TRApF or NEw YORK

tn. IruBEK TaApr or NEw YORK.
The aggregate receipts OF lumber and
timber at Albany from New York, Cana
DIV. and Michigan during 1855 were about
S-s million fce', the most OF which came
- this city. There were received by
railroad from other sources about l3j
million feet. making total OF 500 mil
lion feet. which Is - million feet less
thai, the receipts OF 1854. The average
annual sales ofshe pas, three or four years
amounted to about IS 100000.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

THOMAS JEFFERsAS was born April
the 18th, A, ID, 1743, and died July the
tth, lSae. aged 50 years. The anniver-
sary ofhis birth lay vas TO be celebrated
yesterday, at the University OF Virginia
BY the jefferson Soc.ety.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

IAsriIorG or THt PvcIFIc.-Sh!p
Nnrcn.o arrived At New York Monday
with dates from F.yal 10 Feb. 9th
Nothing had been heard a; that port from
the steamer Pacific.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

The Wing Of Wednesday says The
ebb tide OF yesterday afternoon started
the ice round High Head. aud also down
through The Narrows, and brought DOWN
the jam from above Peuo5scnt Bridge
We understood last evening that i, had
gons through below. At oil evnts this
morning tide will be likely 70 cleur il,
all out
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
AD,xGrRous Ro>SEE.-An emlnen

AD>x61RoUs Ro>SkT.-An eminent
English physician says -
/ have 70 laa2nt the great increase
auonss. the female part of my practice
Of tic doloreus in the forehead, loss OF
sight. and great suiferin; in the ear, IN
,.uccd, ii :.nly bc,ive, from the present
absurd fashion .: dressing the neck III
stead Of the head. paE.ns the past
,oo,ti, have been in attendance upon
Two lovely girls with tic dolorsauS IN the
forehead. ana several others Win similar
oouoc!.int.. Iii. high time the { ivo.ouS
bonnie. OF the present das should be done
WAY With
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

CrAn old lady in Vermont was asked
BY young clergyman TO what denon''na-
ton sie belonged? Il don know, said
she. land don't care anything about
yer nominations for my part, l hold OH
70 the good old meetin house.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

CutcAGo LUMBAR TE>pE,-Ihe !uTT
Der trade OF Chicago exceeded that OF
Albany las, season b. s0,6oo.0oo feet,
and that OF Bangor by lli,s9o,ooo feet
The following arc the figures:
Albany 2t5,92l .6j2 feet Bangor II |
800, 1868 fee. Chicago s26.553. i0. feet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

on Hon. +. 0. J. Smith -peach IN
behalf of Judge Davis, We hear the opin-
ion expressed by all that heard II. thatl'
was very keen able, shrewh and severe
Mercury.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
Letter from Col. Fremont.

The following letter from Col. Ere.
mont to Gov. Charles Robinson, OF Kan
sas. has been handed tn us by the Gov
ernor himself with his consent tina, j,
should be published Boston Atlas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

Dir. r.. GRsaN, OF Goerax. who's
lara appears IN our paper, TODAY. IS
probably the most successful Physician Of
the age, In his practice. both sc,enee
and talent are united to the pa per Use
81 the natural or indian remedies. HIS
success is truly wonderful Send To
as otfire, 36 BrnmieId street. .a3 ce.
ffauiar sjsias DESCRIPTION Of hp
mode Of p-aclicc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

A late Illinois paper contains the an
n,unccment of III, marrige of r. "
Wolfto Mary T.. Lamb. Tie wolf and
the lamb shall lie down together. and
,,ile child shall Lad them -a'terl
wi,'e.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
TIVE ACT CoSsuMMArEs.-The Ike

Tn. ACT COMMUNICATES Exc
cu.ive Council adjourned'yes'eriay' FRI
lav, after Governor Wells had consn'''-
mated the mos. arbitrary and usju>' act
.: removing Judge Davis from the su-
p-c,nc Reuch without any cause proved.
IN pursuance OF the sindietise demands
Of personal and parry hostility, AM to
me utter subsersion OF the independent
&c Of the Judiciary. Il IS understood
,ha, no member of the Council lad the
mstic., the mlnlines-, or the honesty to
rise hi. voice ssain.; the unworthy deed.
That the people Will vindiea'" both the
outraged Department and. NE 'u'Fas u
Judge, We cannot doubt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

Terms Of Advertising

esrAaz is LINES SeaFAaifL-! 3.s INCHES
oae square. or less. three Insertions 81 %
Each add tIonsl Insertion, 25
Hue square one year. 6 TO
i.asfai discount made on long advertisements.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

Flock. of Wild geese have been pass
;n, over Portland within day or two.
Exchange They must have stopped
lon; enough in the City to have voted.
No other twoleggeI creatures are sInp'o
s,oncn 10 ..avo made such choice OF
.,Ecnrs
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ton for leave TO introduce witnesses" at
his hearing were moved by Mr.. Shepard
in the Senate to be entered upon the
journal Thi, motion was also rejected,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

fETE RsoS's MAGAzINE for April, is
just reeiesed.-Good and cheap, only 90
per year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

OAn Irishman seeing an Elephant
for the first time, inquired What baste
Is il ating hay with his tall:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

4 Venerable LAZY now residing in.
Boston has been efFeetually cured Of 4
very tis;.essia, Asthma by the use Of
Dcviass' Compound Pitch Lozengcs =
Sold by all druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

Old father Richard a Catholic priest
who came to Detroit abou. the year 795,
and died here in 1895, had hard time
in acquiring English familiarity. He
preached one day from the text, / am
your sheperd.' "Yes, my dear hearers
said he, what was true Of the blessed
Saviour while upon earth is true of ev-
cry faithful pastor now" l am your
sheperd, and you are my mutton"
CALAIS MUNICIPAL ELECTION AT the
Municipal election, 18th. William D. Law
renee, Republican, was elected Mayor by
a majority OF 2ls over c. r Whldden,
the Democ ratio candidate. or the five
wards. the Republicans have carried their
entire ticket in four
UThe old and true maxim that an
ounce OF preventative IS worth pound
Of cure. will be fully realized by those
who make use of G. w. Stones Liquid
Ca,har,ic and Family Physic, as 1t
cIeanses the blood from all mpurlty. frees
the stomach from bile, produces healthy
action Of the liver and perfectly regulates
the bowels; i, also removes all local
pains. prevent. and cures dysentery, di-
arrhpa. cholera morbus, or cholera,
strengthens the whole system, and isper'
fec,y agreeable to the taste. - Nox Pop
nil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18
Hslforay's Ointment AID Pills the

Hsliorav's Ointment AID Pills the
bes, Remedies for the Cure OF Femaie
Complaints The extraordinary effect
these Pills have upon all complaints re
tuliarly incidental 70 females, would ar
pear incredible to the CITIZENS Of The
Uuion. if Ii were no, confirmed daily b
the wonderful cures they ,tfeel IN the Va.
rious States. /, is an unquestionsble
fact, tina, there Is not any remedy TO e.
opal them for extcrminatlng suffering
from the softer sex panrcuiary lei young
eD,is entering into womanhood. therefore
an are requested to give them trill.
which Nil insure then Recommendation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

The Progressive Age, an able Republic
can paper Published at Belfast, has been
enlary ed and makes a fine appearance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

Maeauiay's 3rd and Attn Vols.
I'OR sale at
L 40 cts, per Vol.
{. Eff J. B OsGOOD.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

CINCINNATI DocroR factory A
doctor in Ohio writes to his father thus
Dear daddy. l concluded III cum
down and get grindci into doctor. |
hardly don't think was in more than s
ours afcre out cum as slick a one as
eyEr WN< Saan
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

Hale Columby. happy land,
Ii amt doctor. III be hanged;
Ipukes. l purges, an SWEETS EN-,
Then if they di, vii lets EN-.
l gifts plenty of custom. because they
say they die easy. When yoa write
don rgei TO pu, doctor aterc my name.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-04-18

J. c. FREMONT.
Gov. CHAsLEsRoBlSsoN, Lawrenc Kan.
sas.
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Mercury.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06
ApERFUnTED BREATH.

Whatlady gentleman would remain under the
of dsagreeable breath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers dentifrce would not only
rend it but leave the teeth white alabaster?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends will mention it.
Pour single drop of the Balm" on Your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last a year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the balm of Thousand Flowers 1t will re-
tan, pimpes and freckes from the skin. leaving
it of soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour two
three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--Wet your shaving brush in
either cold water, pour two three drops
of 'sBalm of Thousand Flowers, rub the beard we'll
and will beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FETRIDGE u Co., prOprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY 81 CO.
APPS lyd6Sw Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

SHOOTING AFFAIR.-On Saturday evening
last man named Hare, who is the proprietor
of store boat lying just above our wharf had
a difficulty with some hands on stave-boat,
which resulted in his shooting three men harmed
Newman, FORBES, and Stenet. The facts OF
the case, as they were elected on the trial be-
fore his honor Judge Smedey, are about these:
The stave-boat landed just at the stern Of
Hare's boat, and the men on board of the
stave craft commenced cursing, swearing, and
using obscene language. Hare came out and
requested them to desist, as his family were
on board of his boat After some time they
did desisf, but the next morning commented
again and kept it up until Hare becoming ex-
asperated, brought out double barrelled shot
gun and told them if remonstrance would
avail nothing he would try the virtue Of shot.
Newman brought out his rifle and told him to
fire as soon as he pleased. Hare Immediately
fired, striking Newman, who fell and discharg-
ed his rife in the air, he then fired again,
wounding Forbes and Stenet. Newman is the
"worst shot" man we ever saw, having up
wards Of one hundred and thirty squirrel shot
in his face and body.
His recovery is doubtful, the other two were
not dangerously wounded. Hare was brought
before Judge Smedley on Monday, tried, and
Immediately acquitted.
Paducah Democrat, May 28M