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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-08-02
CERTIFICATE OF WIN. J. ATWOOD.
HUNTSVILLE, YADKIN Co., N. c.,

November /, 1855.
DEAR SIR: Allow me to express to you my sincere
thanks for your discovery Of medicine which, to say
the least of it. has effected that all other med
icnes that have taken have entirely failed to do.
Hoofands German Bitters have cured me of the most
stubborn and aggravated of the Piles that per-
haps ever fell to the lot of man. My case is not
stranger in this community, as | am well known in
this and the surrounding counties and can truly say
that my recovery has astounded all my friends and
and nothing did me any good, until was prevailed
upon TO try the Bitters. You at liberty to make
any of this communication for the bei eft of the
afflicted, you may think proper.
Truly, yours, WIN. j. ATWOOD.
DR.. @. M. JACKSON.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-08-02

These Bitters are entirely vegetable. They invie-
crate and strengthen the system, never PROSTATE It
and can be used for infants as we'll as adults.
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere and by
n. ID, GILMAN, Washington
J. l.. KIDWELL, Georgetown.
J. Il. PIERP0NT, Alexandria.
ian 4-d6m .'.. :. '....&
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Arncrieauifc5e Seocbriebten.

Nepnb1ifaner in M arplanD. =
Sn elmer 8erl amlnlun9 BON giir9ern Der Stabt
Baltimore, nelfe am Z. Tebr. inter tem Sprz
lib BON 6ranci8 9. G~ortran ab9ebalten murbe,
murpen folsetbe 8el6liiie 9efaBt, ndmli6:
8eI6lplien, paB Der @pngreB feline @emalt
|iiber Sc(aperetz 9nititutirncn III ZEN Staaten
bat, baB aber auBerhalb Der @in5elitaaten Die
ccnititutipneuen Sefu9ntiie Der Tpperalre9ierun9
I9eltenO serlloft perbenT l%pllten, I'M allen
90 E II dye n2eben 6rei9eit unp @litfieli9fett
I5u lidern.
8ei4lo1Ien, baB meber Gclaperci, nod ltr>
freipiai9e Dienitbarfeit (auBer ais Strafe fir
'gerbreden) in irgenp eilen Territpriuln Der
gereinieteu Staaten %eepulpet iperpen lpGte.
8elale1en, roB, pa paS 8olf bic redtli6e
Que0e a1er pplitilden Madt If, ale 8eanltelt,
ippeit al8 mGgltd, p1rd elm birecte8 Sptrm be8
gplfe8 gepiblt uerben ip0ten.
8el6(p1Ien, raB 6rancis E. 8lair @8q. er.
;itdt iperpe, Sic gegenmdrti9e gerlumnluls auf
Ger reptbltfanlIden Convention 5u reprdientireu,
pie am %. \. Sc. in Pttt8btrg in Benniplpa-
.lien ab9ebalten ireroen piro.
Serr 8luir bat IN etnem 8rtef ,. b. Gilper
5pring II. 8ebr. 1856, pprin CT ia9t, boB ct
.iei1en Der Serreu, Die ibn sepablt bdtten, per-
,Sulid femme, Die uuf ibn sefallere @a9l ollBe@
r%nttlttlet1.
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@uibtnQtpu, q. 6ebr.'- 6eutel6enD
srpBe8 DeputirtensGf SIZE bel Dem 6errn Prl@
%lipenten.
Die @affenlieierun9 fir ben inptantiden
Srie9 lit Rem Scrrn ). s. 2enar BON 2ancalter
(4$a.) pom iupianiIfen END partemcnt 5u8eIdla9en
mprpen.
@tee1ins, 21. Tebr. Die Qam.@rep8
BON Baltimore trafen 9elern NbenD u llbr
bier EN- unp fubren beute fritz IN be item 8pbls
fem neiter.
@etern nm II ll6r rallirte Dem Bug 100
Wetlen Ditlt6 ppn Wbeeltng ell ernter llnfa1.
On Der locomotive bra6 Elm STAB unb biel elbe
ltir5te 100 SUP tief ben Dammit b%inunter.
Gbrtltian 3ie9ler, Der 6euermanu, aus 6reperif
So. iourbe setSptet unb Der Snseuieur Sd. SEC
Sinlep bon Baltimore ldmer% perpuubet. Sent
YaIia9ier lpurne beIddpi9t.
Ybi1upelpbtu, 81. SEER. Die Dis
cuIiirn iifer bcn lrt. II Der 8bilonelpbtaz
Ylattfcrln murpe beutc in ber Grpterl<& rnpen<
tipn Iprt9eleb'. Gin rerlGbnliGer @eilt 1T je>
epd) beute an Der Ta9e8rrbuun0. Cine neue
Blattfpr1n nit einem Artifel fir Wieberberltel=
lung peS Wiipurt>@ compromises mtrb pprgez
ldla9en merrell.
50 On 20. SEER. Der 0artpfer g(ro9r,
Der am 26. y. SO. prn 0tem>3prf in Sapre an>
fam, bate auf ieiner 91eiie iebr ldlinln1e8 Metz
ter oebabt. Iuf BEN 9teufuuolanbz8 dnfen
fam er 3niiden GiSidOlen, Die ibn am aiel be-
l9dbt9telt urb eini9e &upferplatten ne9riler.
Gapitdn Qanp bdlt baS @eriidt, baB Die vlaz
cific" por rem %. Sannar in beu Sban1rn
ei19elaufen iei, fir burdau8 uuge9riinbet. Sic
mltroe 5ulebt BET @ater1prb bonn S6tff Cana
maba ppr Ybilupelpbia 9eieben, pel4es in5pi>
iden in 2tperpcpl etn9etrpfen 1T.
Gaft. Camp bate pd9reno Ietner 9an6en Jielle
beftt9e @e1titarme. Ndre Die Yaeifc burd,
Sis tel6Gbi9t tpprbe1t, 10 tpiirpe Iie fetneSdmiez
rt9feit 9ebabt 9aben per Se9el na3 europa 5t=
riif5ufebren.
NemzG rlean8, 20. Sebr. Die 8tQ
ben S.zN.z S9eriff rpm Stems Orleans aus BEN
Ante an eutferne1t, bat beire 3meise Der @ees:
8ebun9 palirt. grpBe a~uire9un9 peBbalb.
Nbtlapelpbta, p. 8ebr. s. .. 9trr.
rel, Der @rmprpuns be8 Scr. @jprprn iii NGI.
iprtrt all9efla0t, iprrpe leBteu G6enb III Drpel
(Oelalpare) Don Zen BOli5eirffi5iunten a%rretirt
nel6e Jpn bort ou89efuupidaftet b1ttel. 81
felt ben Wiprb in NbreOe uno befennt nur, DAT
er iVd in Der 0tdbe befanr, ais pcrielbe peribt
pu1be. Der @efan9ene bate eiu Manteliaf,
cine l1br unb cine Oede, welde @prbpn8S 4pas
ger ais @igentbum pe8 @rutprteten erfannt bat.
Die Ser9aftuus murDe in Dem Sau8 Don gtorz
rel8 Sater ppr9enpm1tett.
B9tlapelp6ta, Fl. 6ebr. Oa8 S1r=
enzGrnctltum nabm bente Die Trinctptenplatt.
FORM al, wel6e ba8 gSa l9tn9tpn@Sr9a ala
Subltitut fir Die I'M Stunt auf9eitelte Rlattf urn
perSIfertli4t bate, nit 1O8 9e9en 7Sttrlnter
an, Gini9e Mit9lieOer aus SbiO lpra4en ID
segen unb erflarten bic Bluttfprm fir ben 81:
peSitreid be8 Ilnerifani8mu8 in Sbtr; anber(
maren bufir unO pertbeiDt9ten Nfr. 6prD ppr
Sbip 9e9en ben 8prwurf beS l4war5en Nepu.
blicant8mu8, ben ibm Bennett 1T New>Yprl
semadt babe. Da8 Gpncil 1T eben 10 llbr md
in Sisun9, miro ii4 aber trabrideinli4 balr
auf unbeitimute 3ett pertu9en.
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gele9rapbifd3e Nc6ridbtem.

asa btnston, 81. SEER. Der Senut
.~ailirte bente cine gtG, bur9 melde Elm 8tbftos
5ef>Serein Der iuAgen Skinner BON Columbia
1ccrpprtrt trtrb.
0as 9aus befdafti8te fi4 nit Der @a4t
ines Goplaa8.
Darlington, 21. 6ebr. 9eu9 ben
tnsaben pe8 Stuut8bepartentert8 betrlt9 Die
:inpuuoeruns pabrenp be8 Sabre8 1855 a18
remben Staaten 23O,476 Seelen, burutter
Der 100000 mdrnli4e. Damon fatle1 III
Gem Oprf alein 166,562 an.
PrpfeiOr A0er. Oiutitr1 1T 3um lleberieber
IN bent Staat8oeparte1ert ~er1tan11t ipprcen.
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einem Torbi9en, 43 Sabre aft, unb in Mpr.
%ceiter. WtalI, 9ebDren, Der ertrunfen am 0pmlb
Warf 9~efuuben tpprpen mar. Wan rermutbet.
baB er an frl6en Wcr9er, ais er an 8prb be8
SGtfeS GIT 8eben peri udte, auS8litt uno ms
Waiier itar5te. 8erpift: @rtrunfen bur6 3uz
fan.
Sin Wa8fen s8all, pber elm
BALL, ME er etn iplI unb muB.-
QSa8 lang ipdbrt, pirb gut, ut1D 70 lin6 mir
penn fpirtli4 iber ben @arnepal 6inau8, pbne
SOlbmann8 Ma8fenbuO, bon bem RE gauge
Staot 10 lang 9eiprpder. Nber nur rubi9!
Ndaiten WtittipDd 9ebt8 lp8, WiunlntenIdan3
lnD 6aldt1atan5 bic 9an5e 0tadt. Gder3 un0
Spiel ltnb Neferet unb 2ieteSf[H@fern, un6 mas
nidt stiles; benin ner fennt nidt bic Nreubet
zines Wasfenballe8 Z? 8ereit8 iinb au8ee5ei&e
nete Sprfebrun9en gu tieiem III tcr @oibin0tpns
Safe ftattfinrenren Safe 9%etrpfcn unb mas
Siide UNI Setter babel tBun @fGlrlen, rafir tt
audi 9cipr9t. Der 8nQ9eter bat NIB b%errteIlt
red1t riele 6reltnhe lino mir fun Der 9lnlidt, nQB
Sercr iid ~ireueu nirb cine @ele9enbcit III baz
ben, ibnl bte8 81 Sei9et. Grlnit oein, 9br Mdbz
den unp 6rauen, laEt @urcn Mdnnern unb
Anhetern feline Gl6e, bin nliibt SIR, mas pGre
Der Vou pbnc Sud? Sin @r1tHm lift Idnell err
paft unb, erit erfadt, audi idnel eemadt. @er
iptrO rp9l pa8 idGnite BADEN ? Nir mi1ien8,
hrd lo9enS niGt ppr radtea 0rnnerItag, pcr'S
alIp frii9er fpiien Mil, Der femme am Mittrrd
unD febe!
Stobt<Tbeater - Tretto9 %.
S ebrnar.- BUR 8eier te8 @eturt8ta9e8
Wal9in9tpns Die 0lduber auf Maria Gulm
per bic Sraft be8 @iauben8. Cur 6eier res
Cages: &rrlp9, 9eiprrden RON Wlab. @elpIi
uno 9errn 0irin9er. @ebtft rpn Or. gGiB.
2teie8 9rpbe rrmautiide Sdaulpiel, meldes
auf Deutifen Sibnen nit 9rpBem Grfrl9 oe9ez
ben parp, miro audi bier feline &irfuns t6un
urb Elm ppleS Sau8 baben.
We9lmarft. Sir Spparbitreetmebl
murren $50 ~perlan9t, pbne &dufer gu finrer.
25O ToB Gitp NiiI8, Bis Nitte MGr5 ab5uliez
fern, purpen gu 1925 ~perfauft.
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0eutc

hattfneenre @ertetQerunQer
& @O., 7 GtqrlcSi III. II llbr, in.y
rrrtIrte Stuhlfidc.
Cannon II. 81 atbem, GGc i'm 9rlu6uro>
nrlp Charles troEe, 40046de iriih imrprtirte
6rlbla9rs UNI Spnrnerz3 rpe Gprr.
Sir StrrcEalter: Sdrin9e, 3ufcr, Sofee &C.
&brepn & @r., % g. Gbarlesitr., tie gail
sen gprrdtbe unp @inridtun9 zines @ntmaz
der>@eiGdfS.
Gam It az.
@9aneeu u. Green, 100gae f. galtitnrretr.,
WGfel, @laS, Grr5elan &c.
8 En- n ct u. Sc, 80 Sirs@borlc8fr., 1 llbr,
oa8 9alts Gdc inn 4ucultr. unp 9emiuarr>
Nlleh.
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Die =
91uBlaup ipQ Bel letner Gnnabne Der Triebeii8.
prrldlaac bic gebinslnS eefeGt 9abell, baB
Seiten8 Der ~erbunoeten feline @nt9dDtz
9un4fir bic &rtessfDfen II. feline
@ebietS etung mt GuSnabme Der
our GIeeultruns Der DOnau9ren5e nStbi9elt 9es
furrert werbe. Inter bieier 8epinsun9 Mil e8
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Sic nerte bcuti6e 2e0ertnnolung

2put8 S%erpatiu8,
II. 7 9Grrt1p NJ 3ptfden SaIttm.. II. Gapettef.
(etne Grerpe bp6
In1tPFet t tbrsn retfen @rrrotb rrn aleu Nrten @pt!en. urb
0b' rleter, ole Soiblstr, Sir Ster.Stter &ufleter, 9ferttie.
Der, Yatnt. Salbtcle, tcrte die @trten trn Glninpf urt gtrs
3tnes unb cine errbe Suf nab rrn eera item G,iefeI dofien,
Spri6usn une ausseid 'ttentnt Sptlenleter rem @dutma.
BERN aut pps Nn9ele8snt 4tf, Ia ale tiefe Ssherartsn bier bill
Tiger ais ireenb UNIT 6u 1aben inn.
5remre, bic unicrs Stoft bsiu6e en- unb @intGufe in ptenae-
tdnnten Nrtlteln ~ moGtn haten, TtrrCn eineelafCn, is Sir. 7
9arr.tipnfrafe, 1 9refPe RR&, sUrSuirrGGcp, bsspr fr mp an.
ss taufen.
16aS Sou Serbuttus
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On DermtetGen
Sin pber 5met 3tlnmer an cine feline 6anilie
linb btlIi9 gu %pernlietben. g}dbereS in Der 98ef>
~ferpfficc.
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Sfinbien unp China. : N18 8p1nz
6ap miro ullterm 2. Saruar 9%entelpet, Dap Der
!Nufitanb Der Saubal8 unterDriift lit unb baB
in 9an6 Sittlpien GltGe 9errl6t. = Nunmebr
jill audi Die Iltneratipn be5 9rni9reiAS Iut6
lSupe) an Die er9liifen Seittun9ea ppr iid
3eben. Der !SGni9 lpirb eiae Penitpn ban elmer
balben Otilltpn Opll. erbalten, Die Nrmee mirb
ppn $4,000 auf $4,000 Otaln r"ebu5trt unb Der
en9liide General Sattram gum GjuperllGr be8
'2anbe8 ernanllt.
Gus Canton Idrei6t lta1t unterm Is. DEG,
puB bort cine furftbure 6euer8brunf 9rpBe Ser
%miltun8 on9eridtet Fat. Sn 6pl9e peS 8alfez
ruttS beS tSauie8 IIpinmall, McSen5ie unp 60.
.bQtten mebrere Gtneliide Sduier follirt. Der
.@eianlntbetrag i9rer Boiltpa 1T 100000 8ifr.
Gbeez u1p .Seipenbanpel pirD IN 6pl9e
elien niGt peris ms @epran9e ~frnlntet.
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Gin Grpcerie- unt 2iaupr-Gipre lit mteen Brbnunos. Ser.
I'M erune lD9let6 gu pertaufen. N6beres Cue prn GlGp- unD
porffra6e Sir. q. GSnt
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4 .. ME ;drt1id, SEER &imfir? gpos wrncn cit nit
SIREN gpIt IA Q1or unb wp 1T Str Gpt? Sober, nit benz
|Sje reten ipri6t Stner Spr @plf, pnb fctrtr sGblt f6 basu.
|9ps tauienD! 8deeu Sic f6 Elm @e ) unb ttun Sic. mas sic
fur redt hoiten - uni ras Drill, Str 5rrHnb, tpirp ft f6pn Su
trbfen riTsn,
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M 90 ) e e H.
0Nimtine @efnnntmlndlnnn.

Den G~Gttgltepe n rts ~fruteren ,8eptut. Gtonmes Wrp. =.
s. s.. 81. ST." biene bierntt sur Nadrtht, tae f6 reGt Giele
Su etnem neuen Glamme NreGnthrt batCn inter Gem unab.
b~dnsieen Srhen Der Siptten Nidnncr, unb inter Fem Nameu
n&eptufsG ia m m SIR. 49," 2e Q9abi, ipwie bic @inles.
ur9 Der 8eamten fanb am Witttmp6, ZEN 20. 6ehruar fatt.
&Ae, nelte fb nr6 ron fem ~frltersn 6eptat,3 ride aniuldte.
fen pupiten, perlsn biermtt erfuGt, itp ipbalo mie mbslib ;u
melten, IA ie his ieet in aGe fliberen 9tt6te eintretsn fpnnen,
fur etnen ] rets rpn $3.50. NLd Gle. melGe feine 2pttmdnncr
moren, tbuntn fin fenielben 9reis @iutrtt nebf @rure erbaI-
tru pb inb eI,t6 in Z eneft. &ieienieen, nslGe npG toiu
treten rrlen, baben 10 irnfrlalb q 9trGen ~ctnreibsn su lafen,
neil &c ip0ter metr tpftn mtrr.
&e @eriammlune fnbet jeten Mittppd @tene in Der Nirta-
mprlbale IN 2pmtartitIase ftatt.
Ster-Gbtet &. @ltet meter; urter.Gbtef T.. 81 m.
mel; Eel. @b1ef 8. GranI; Srieher G Sd effer:
S&rtfti. Chr. Sriste; So asptrmabrer s. GGCile.
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Sin tiidti9er 8ndbinrer Seville
2n D~erfaufeu .

an %. Vi. m bt, SIR. &c 81. @opfrafc.
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100 8Oeen gu % Gt8. 1T ifcta rorrdtfi8 in Der
Mederpffice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-07

gotten and Kansas be left to its fate ave
under delusion, The people of the free
states submitted sulkily to the annexa.
ton OF Texas as a slave state, with pro-
vision for dividing it hereafter into three
or four more states of the same class.
They bore. with suppressed discomfort.
the cost and bloodshed of the Mexican
war. and worst of all, the banefnl effects
OF that war on both public and private
morals. They submitted, with some out
breaks Of fierce dissatisfaction, to the
fugitive slave law. But the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise crowded the
people over the boundary of endurance,
and the atrocities, the frauds, the VIC.
lence. the usurpations practised under
the Nebraska act, with the cooperation
OF the federal government, have deepen
ed the public indignation into feeling
as permanent as that awakened by the
events of our own Revolution. Let no
man hatter himself that it will be quiet
ed by anything short of the speedy res
toration of the territories to the area of
freedom. Storms which are long in
gathering. rage long. The danger of a
disquieted state of the public mind, if
candidate of the Shareholders should be
advanced to the Executive chair-the
danger of fearful collision between the
people and the oligarchy which rules the
councils ofthe countryside danger that
the peace of the country Will be broken,
are dangers which only the election of
Fremont will dispel. and leave the poiti-
ca sky as serene and bright as Mr.. Ray
ner has candidly and truly predicted.
Let those who entertain the foolish fancy
of voting for Buchanan in order to keep
the South quiet. reflect on these things
Post.
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ELLSWo RTH AMERICAN.
MARINE JOJ RN. Al.
PORT OF Ellis w . Z T H.

CLEARED.
rHuRsDAY Oct. 30.
Sch Mechanic, Graft, Boston.
=" Rattan, Davis. do
Dolphin, Lord. do
ARRIVED.
Sch Zulette Miiliken, Fall River,
Baltimore, Moore. Boston.
FRIDAT Oct. 81.
Sch Senator, Ferril, Boston.
Martha Ann, Anterior. 90
Fame, Wood. RocSland
CLEARED.
Sch superior, Allen, Boston.
Forester. Mureh, do
SATURDAY Nov. L.
Sch Belle, Torrey, Boston.
Bangor, Jordan. do
ARRIVED
Sch Panama, Tate, Portland.
Abigail, Jordan. do
- Nandalia, Griffin, Boston,
CLEAfEn
MONDAY Nov. 3.
Sch Barcelona, Whitmore, Boston
:. Counselor, Franks, do
" Abigail, Thaxter, Portland,
Cashier, Moore, c. Isles.
ARRIVED
Sch Adelaide, CLARK, Boston.
CLEARED,
TUESDAY Nov. 4.
Sch Fairdealcr, Remick, Boston,
:. Ariel, Treworgy, Boston,
j." Martha Ann, Anterior, Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-07

The ELECTION on Tuesday, was the
most quiet and orderly one, that has
been held in this town for many years.
There was no rush for the polls for the
day; but the sovereigns came along leis-
urely and orderly giving one chance
to put IN his vote, without having to be
jammed in crowd for hours.
THE N. Y. TRIBUNE gives the total
increase Gifts circulation in the last five
years as 2l6,6f0 copies, or 1888 per
anuum. It's total circulation (all editions
in 1851 was 60660; az present it. is
27S,000. 1t is the greatest newspaper
establishment in The world, and exercises
a power next to the general government.
Mn. HERBERT AT HoME.-The Blu
chanan men have given Mr.. Herbert,
homicide, a public reception, at which
he made speech, and resolutions were
passed endorsing his conduct and char
acter.
FRIED WAFERs.-Four eggs beaten !;
little salt; -four to roll out very stiff
Take small piece at time and roll
very thin; fry in boiling lard.
a dancing master, in renewing his
solicitations for patronage, wished to cx-
press his obligations for past favors,
when the printer made him say, Most
respectfully Offers his shanks.''
tY a lazy fellow once declared, in a
public company, that he could not find
bread for the family "Nor L., replied
his Industrious mechanic, Il am obliged
to work for it.
1t seems that the municipal arrange
ments around the North Pole are verv
strict. DR.. Kane said he was kept from
going any farther by the North Poie-ice
The recent discovery in iron, by which
1t is claimed that pig iron can be con-
vcrted into steel or malcablc ircu by
burning up its own carbon,is pronounced
to be the greatest discovery Of the age
LAND WARRANTs-The whole num-
~ VI iuit Ndi 4dllto iSSuctl from lHc
Pension Office under the act of March
Sd, 1855, is l65,95l. 1t will take 10,
827, $40 acres of land to satisfy these
warrants. About 5000 warrants have
been issued during the present month.
"What a strange thing it is, remarked a
frencmnan, after making the tour of the
United States, THAT you should have two
hundred different religions and only one gra-
W -
When minds ara not in unison, the words
o. love itselfare but the rafting Of the chain
that tells the victim is bound
Dogs ought to be valuable to tanners, on
account Of the immense quantity Of bark
they yield.
when | am making up plan of consc-
qucnee," says Lord Boiling broke. II always
like to consult VITA sensible woman. =
Lord Bolingbroke was u great man.
Notice Gay, Mlnson u Co $ adver-
tizement in this paper. Eastern iron
buyers would find it for their interest to
give them call,
PASSPORT I.ye"um has been organized by
the choice or oiiiccrs. We don 1t know wheth-
er u recommend the organization of one
here or n0t-NqchiQs fniaa
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


ROsTON-ar brig Kinneo of Bluchili, Conary,
Gonaives; Ella Mathew, of Searsport, Gordon,
PHILADELPHIA; Pres 4. Taylor, oe Belfast, Shute
Bangor; sch Il p, Warning, Jordan, Ellsworth; sch
Frances Ellen, Ryan, Belfast; sailed, Nov. ], sch
d X Arey, Brier, Belfast; Henrietta, blanchard,
Richmond, Me-; Castilian, Lord, Ellsworth; briggs
O'Brien. OF Machias, Robinson, PhiladeiPhla; sch
MayAower. Gates, Machias Oct u, arr sch Credit,
Romer, Surry.
pDRTLAND--ar Oct. ~, sch Decatur, Hopkins,
EIen. sailed IS, scAs Rinaldo, Robinson, Deer
Tsle. Victoria Whtmorc Boston for fremont;
oeth arr schs Abigail. Jordon, and Panama, Tate,
Ellsworth; 3Oth sch CincnnBtus, Moon, Ellsworth
for Boston.
HOLMES HOLE--oot 9th, arr schs Sarah,
Treworyv. New York for Eockland; A Dyer,
p,,,ers hIaelies for New York MCobb, Port Ew
on for Boston; 18th, arr brig Pamaho, New York
for Calais, ,,.,..
lev, Scdgwick.
NORTHUMBERLAND 9th, arr sch Lake, orland,
Mo 3lst. sailed brig Maria White, Adamson,
Rausor. to load for West Indies; 18th. sch Rain
bow Bangor.
NEWP0RT-23d, arr, sch Susan 4 Mary Deer
Ilc f,r baltimore (and sailed 10Th; 9th, schs
Clrtrapto, Ellsworth, for New York, VIM Jones,
Calais. for New Haven
NEW YORk-2Sth, arr sch Benjamin, Cassidy
partnnrt, 10th, brigs Sarah Peters, of Ellsworth,
Iord Kingston j Fannie Butler, Of Bangor
Atwell, Alicante.
Norris. Ellsworth; 9th arr sch Roxana, iiealy
Eastport; 3oth arr sch Hornet, Upton, PASSPORT,
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The Eur opear Cough Remedy

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"'ouchester, Me',a Clergyman well known through
out the state, ana IN several other states Is odt
specimen oil the certificates which am constantly
Receiving =
lev WAITER CLARK :-Dear S": have sold
al ,he medicines you lett with me, ana WI say
tpt IL exceeds an the medicines ever otered 10 the
P"nilc Tor the cure OF coughs were to STATE
some OF the great cures which have known 1t to
eject l am aflrald some people would doue' my
'cracity ana therefore gay to all Wao are sduef-
IaS IRON Coughs ana Lung dlhcuities, give the
European Cough hemedy one triai- Please send
me hye dozen more.
ours, oMlIh fAihi I'D.
heinarkaole cure ct fhfhiSie' VITA severe eoush
communicated ny MI Brewster, Postmaster at Cur
lis Corner, An&- ~, IS'@'
REV. MAILER CLARkE-l1e4F M; MI 9ainuei
shaw, residinS IN ereene, hennetec county, Me,
has been afflicted with the Phthisc ior number
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BALTIMoRE-3Oth arr briggs Lillian, Sumner,
aud John A Taylor Eastport; sch Ganatheo, CHM,
Bucksport; 2sth arr sch Jos Turner, Crowell, Ban
gor 9th, brig Royalston, Robinson Calais; Oct
%, brig q Bass, Easport; sch Lotus, Ellsworth;
& King, Calais.
EASTPORT-Arr 26th schs Rough & Ready,
Boston--27th, Mary Ann, do-2sth, A Sawyer, do I;
ossuna, do land sailed 2oth for St John, NIB.
MACHIAS-Oct. 81, orr sch Commerce, Molly,
fremont; Nov. 2, sailed sch Commerce, Molly
Boston.
MILLBRIDGE---Oct. a. arr schs II D Leighton
Handy, Geuldsboro; Henrietta, -, doulds-
boro
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Samuel Norwood of Mount Desert in the
w County Of Hancock on the nineteenth day OF
FEBRUARY A. D. 64S by his Deed Of That date recorded in
Hancock County Registry Vol 100 page 3iS. morieaged
To Charles Mitchell late Of Mount Desert now Trenon
neng The southwest fourth parts Of the lots 30 ami
81 on plan said Mount Desert made by Salem lawns
Jr Esd and recorded IN said County OF Hancock, Con
tanning fifty three acres less. and foi more
part uar reference is here made TO said Deed
The condition of said mortgage hayeing been broken
hersly claim to foreclose the satre.
RHODA MITCHELL Administrative on the Estate OF
sa" Charles Mitchell.
TreInunt Oct, % 1856. 3wio
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DIED.

In eastine, oct. 9th, Sarah F., wife of William
II. NitAere and daug hter Of bea. Samuel Adams,
scd 81 year, 10 months, and Il days
In Gastnc, 0st. 30, Jranuette Eu3tacc, daughter
Of Frederic a. all sarah ". iooke, aged years,
months, and u days.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

w HEREAS Thomas D Child Of Surry in the County
w Of Hancock and state of Maine by his deed oil
mortgage dated the twenty fourth day of October a. ID
1855 and recnr, in the Hnncnck County Registry Book
tot page ISL conveyed 10 liam {. tusins o Ellsworth
ia sail County the following described parcel Of land
situated in Trenton in said County viz Beginning on
the South side OF the Town Road and the East line
Of land of Simeon Miken and running Soniherly on
eaid Mkens Line twenty Rofs; thence East Eight
rolls fhensr Mort The ad aforesaid; thence Wes-
,erly On "a ID road tn the place Of hegnng and contain
my one acre rlore with reservalcn of enc rod
in width across lne same foI road The condition e
said mortgage having been bfokea hereby claim u
iareclnse the same
WILLIAM C. COUSINS by J. A. Deane his Attorny
Ellsworth Oct % 1856. 3wi0