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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

PExoHscoT MU.IcAL ASSOCIATION
The Ninth Animal Session Of this asso-
cation will b held a. Norombega Hall.
Bangor, commencing on Tuesday Oct.
18th 1856 at o clock \ ". and to con-
tiuue II session four days, under the d.
rection Of Pro-. Geo. F. Root.
The officers Of this Association are
Rev Geo. D. Little, President, Joseph
Forbes, Vice President, L. F. Da-en.
Secretary.
We have received a Pamphlet copy
Of an Address delivered before the con-
vention at its Eighth annual session. by
the piesiden: Rev. G. b. Little. which
seems peculiarly adapted to promote the
object had in view by the convention.
'.ihe culture CT church music" The
address is an able one, fall Of matter Of
thought and for thought We know but
little Of the science Of Music bu,
nevertheless we know enough Of the
subject matter discussed in these pages.
to feel while reading, that the Author
has treated it intelligenrly for the novice
and ably for the well vc,sei and skill ..
full
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

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A.J.G.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

The Republican State Convention O,
California net :: Sacramento the 2..h
of August. The BIS. Of feeling pre-
vailed and entire unaaimity aad cor
dlaEiy mz-aed the proceedings OF the
meeting. Candidates for Congress and
electors we-e nominated. We have the
fulles. tai,h Tia. szllan; 6sh: will %
made By the Republicans in TIA, State.
There 2re thousands Of voters there. tia:
have nere' taken Al! par: in politics,
~ho VII vo:e tbs rear.
Nsoev and ii4aor have gcaa-alIy been
TIE agents Used IN carrying the elections
Tae BEST raea have BEEN disguised and
would 10: 90 to the polls. This yea,
they vii rally.
Tas delegates Of the Republican Stat
Coavea:ioa adopted The following. a
1soag cher resolutions
R,ratref. Tia, P. T. Herbert, BY n.
nz,sier Q! al humble laborcr. has render
q hiaszlf unworthy Of a seq, as on,
representative in Congress: and .ht
De-zeerzts u the Federal Legislature. b.
refusing 20 Investigate the facts, hayt
sanctioned the bloody deei and Sena
;9- Wellz-, L attempting 70 screen hin
from public odiun. merits the severes
continuation
R<sosred. Ths: the time has fully com
for : thorough and radical reform in GU
S.zte Affairs. AMI the complete overthrow
.: the political parties who have eneour
s-ei 4ad sustained hos, Of comoran,s
II ,asiE schemes FOR p.uader;ng the PEG
PIE
Reselrtl, Tina. the practice OF elec
::as - inpori4n; public Offices imrnora
an1 unprincipled men. and those VIII,
hzve n permanent; intercs, il the welfarl
q the country. has diss-accd our State
and Is an evil which demands an inmedi
ate remedy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
WHATS IN TIE WIxDy The Pueh.r:

WARS IN TIE WNDg The Bueban;s.
IaIerz are terribly troubled about Fremont,
religious opinions just now. What is the
NATTER We shall soon hear the Fillmore
papers complaining Of their thunder BE-
ing stolen by the Buchanis,< and soon
these rase ally thieve. will be hsuled VI 70,
petty larceny. Only think Of party which
places in its platform -az a prominent plank
oy,position 10 Amerieanirn. and declar,. IS
i, does, That the foundation Of this Union
Of States having been laid in, and bull, VI
On entire freedom u matters Of rsligio,,.
o0neernDens. and no respect Of persons IN
regard to rank, or place Of birth, and tia,
no party can Be deean~i national which la.
- its exclusive organization upon religious
opinions and ACCIDENTAL birth place teip,
.'un5er concern Of mind sbpu; Mr.. FRI
nont's religious views To help them in
their troubles. We puiaish The fslIgwiay let
ter.
WASHINGTON, D. c. Aag. Is. 1856.
Mr. DE.K SIR I Grs GxfAo-,-eG Nv Gel
FrsrNons TO deny IN the most positive lan-
goAge, the report no~ in eircrla;ion, 30 tie
eaec; tha; be is q Roman Catholic.
From long and intimate acquaintance
with COD Fremont. will further add tia,
tHer Of my esrn iaoarlsd2e. hor h. Ae,
aersr h1d sss osznecrlos rsc,e-ev viil Tie
Cafsolsc Church. er fAe CefAelic -eEQser.
6 W WRIGHT.
Hon Richard Mott. House Of Rey--ents-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

Z: has been thought that the
meanest act ever prpatra;ed by any
one making any prctensions to decency
and responsibility, was the beating OF
Sumner By that coward Of Brooks
But We think it is exceeded in mean
ness by those who sheer at the illness
Of Mr.. Sumner. from the effects of the
blows Of the towards eudgel. There
are but few, North, however, fallen 50
low as to be guilty of such meanness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

Mr.. r. T. Osgood of Orland, as one
of the Committee of investigation, re-
quests persons who witnessed the
conduct of the officers of the NJ. San.
ford, and heard the cries for help of Mr..
Frazier, at the time of the accident in
Boston Harbor would communicate with
him at Orla nd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

LAUNCHED frvm the yard of Master E J.
H.igkins the es,h ul. .chooue, Of LIS So
IS too eall.i the "yEtI.," owned By G. c.
Bsckrith nssly. Capt z@n,. Treworyy,
wbo viii sail bsr. and Love JOY, arr the 9TH
er owDer.- She i. fine Sehcor,er. u H.
be>. materials, assd well built, A ereti, 20
all CONCERNED, and well adapted to the South
ern lrasie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

as3 eo-o9srsasOa Of nsn q al parties
however d-5e-InE fr0zz Is 4 otAe, respects
IN szrFsg-1 Of the princiF.les be-ein de-
cared and be.isrlng that the sYsris Of gzr
i,sszlfufaDns, as wei as THE CCzs.5Eutlon Of
oz- coxDtrT gzA-antees liberty Ct con-
seisoee and egzxslty of gats among est
izezas. We osE'sse al legis!asiea iHnFralring
;he1r sscgrTty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
F. Z. SHAW, Justice Of Peoce

The MEAxEsT Yer. W. II. CLANCY in The
New Bedford Express in order to make polit-
icll capital is charging the disgracefuf out
RACES in Ellsworth, and the mobbing resolu-
sions adopted in town-meeting upon the OPP
po~ite party from that he is now connected
with, while in Ellsworth he was the prime
mover in stirring up these very outiages,
through the columns of The Ellsworth Amer
lean, Of which he was then editor, and other
wise, and was himself the author Of the very
resolutions he now holds up to execration.-
Such meanness deserves the contempt of all
Iarties.-Bangor Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

Hon. Elisha H. Allen, formerly of
Bangor. at present Minister of Finance
in the Government of the Sandwich H.
lands, is now on visit at Bangor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

FIRES IN ELLswoRIH.-The firing of
the two barns in this town, a week ago
last Sunday night. has been traced to
some boys, and they have had an exami-
nation and committed to jail for trial It
the October term Of the Court.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

The Bangor Jounal speaks in the highest
terms Of praise, of the humanity and care of
life, Of the Sanford's who own and run the
". Sanford from which Mr.. Frazer was lost.
This must be an exception.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

Mr.. Speaker Banks addressed an as
semblage Of 10000 persons in front Of
the Wall Street Exchange, New York
city last week The Boston and New
York papers speak of the address as be.
ing conservative, eloquent and statesman
like. Comparing it to some Of the best
efforts of Clay and Webster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

We desire t. call the attention OF our
readers 70 the Advertisement, Of the =. United
SGtes LIFE Iasanaace Company" in another
column. This sublec, is fas, becoming as
popular in this country a. it has been for
years in Europe. Mr. Genrge H. Elliot, the
General Agent of this Company for the New
England States. will shortly visit this place,
and We bsspeak for him that attention which
we think his business amongs, US entities
him u receive
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

President PIERCE is about paying a
visit to Concord, the first time since Ia.
king his seat as President. A, ei,i.
zens meeting, it was voted not expedi-
ent to tender him public reception.
The Office holders, then took the matter
in hand, and are going to do the best
they can for him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
II ARM NE VS..
FORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.


THrssDAY, Sept Is,
S;h. Bangor Jordan, Boston
wandefer. Treworey, n ",
Zuistis. Miiiken. Boston,
Dolphin. Lord,
Rattan, Davis. -
% Counsellor, Franks, a.
Csp John, Norris =
Morning Star, Murch, :.
Doris, Curtis. "
Active, Cousins, Portland
Cashier. Moore c. islea
FRDAr, Sept. %.
Sch. Abigail, Jordan, pghtoa.
g Abigail Hayes. Lord hShtoa.
" Fame. pSwse. Boston
- Senator. Festl
CLEARED.
SATURDAY, Sept u
Sch Spartan, Salisbury, Boston.
3" Cineinnatus Moon, ThomA3lon.
Rsreelona, whitmore, Boston.
Fame Young,
SUNDAY, Sept. -.
Sch. Forester, Mereh. Boston.
Handalia, Grim, I"
vslhalla. Davis,
" Zulstte. Naiten, Calias.
+" Senator Fefui, -
TUESDAY, Sept. 80.
Sch Doris. Curtis. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

The party is not pro-slavery par
~ 1t is neither pro-slavery nor anti
slavery. "-J0A" c. Breckenridge.
The democratic party as illustrated
BY Pierce and company, and as shown
by the recent elections, is neither the
democratic party or any other party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

MARRIAGE of SENATOR HAMLIx.-
Mr.. Hamlin was married in Paris the
18th to Miss. Ellen ", daughter of Hon.
Stephen Emery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

CARPETS At REnrcEn PRIcss--we learn
that on account Of an ExFrersp change in
business, that +. e. STEVENS. AT No. ~
WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON, Is
DETERMINED 10 sell out his IxxESsE stock Of
caIpetlngs iAsEpArKLY, and we therefore
wish 10 inform our numerous readers and the
public Of the fact that they may av all them
selves OF this opportunity Of purchasing goods
in the above line al a VERY Low PRICE. We
have bought many goods a; the above named
establishment. and can truly say that we we're
WELL satisfied with o,H numerous bargains;
and we think he NOW offers greater induce
meni 10 purchasers than can be found in ANY
OTHER soae in this city, as he is pErEgNISrD
20 close of his entire stock this fall, even at a
great sacrifice, besides he has now on hand
the mos, EXTENSIVE and best SELECTED stock
of goods that can be found in any city in the
New England States and We chcerfully in
wife our friends and the pablic generally to
give him call.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

NcrRITryE PRiNcipLE.-Dr, Alfred G Hall
author Of the New Theory of Medical Practice
on the Nu,ritive Principle, can be consulted by
letter or in person. ON every form Of disea>e.-
The benefits of this New Method Of treatment
need no comment, it is safe and satisfactory
in the most hopeless cases Vegetable medi-
zines are used, reviving to the organs of di-
ges,on, and Nutriiive fluids commence the
work Of restoration. He can give the bcs, re-
ferences four years residence has secured the
confidence of many Of the first classes. lnva-
lids treated successfully in any section Of the
Union free Of postage. Prescriptions. medicine
and letters of advice forwarded. Mcpherson re-
ceived for less term than three months.
Health Office (up stairs) No. 365 Washing
ton Street. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

Vnr-AEuc We had sne 10: presented
to Us by John l. Moor, E~q-. YESTERDAY
One Cabbage bead weighed fourteen pounds
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

= The Ladies of the Kansas AID Socictv.
will give an entertainment, at Lords Hall on
Wednesday evening next at halt ys.s; seven
O'Clock, on which ocssasion they h-s the pat
ronase Of all lovers OF liberty.
Miss: HrrEs L. Josn.s. Committee
.. AxKLI, 5. Tuos.s. of
:" LizxiE VI. SMITH. J Arrangernen IS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
Notiee.

IL psrsoas hsseby forbid hsrhrriee or trusting
N my wiis Prudsaee Grant a. shali pay no dsts Of
her contrasting snss this date. DANIEL GRANT.
Fn1kln Sept Is, 1855. ssM
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

" We advise all purchasers of rich
Fancy Goods, or any description of Toys,
to call at Holden, Cutter & Co.'S. Is and
IL kilby Street, Boston-one Of the most
extensive French and German importing
houses in the United States, having a
house in England, Paris and Germany
They are agents for Sanderson g. Laner-
gan's celebrated Fire Works,
Rev. Mr.. Eaton, who was for several
years pastor Of the Free Street Baptist
Church in Portland, died in that city on
Saturday last.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

Hon Richard Mott. House u Rer-~-ents-
fJve-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-10
+. WRIGHT & CO. q
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ninnmory Gniel fS nSSa cn Mn e to- md
hGs n y ls q" S {ST mo"s a e
Hafos M" brc under ho Of of the
a5cst TVS country and Eons %na T t
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pies either hoobng upon cFMees Or eoeM TO m the se Of
snail portion af he .ccnmnsd evidence behalf This
M TS sst n p lave
published 10 the world wonderful and beneficial effects upon
tf,st " cures Ss: fHy"ns have rofs c%y
sa in @ %hey yT so 1p 81 o uss even
, r '"uS ey procured lbs medicine administered H. and
lave Writte a rbHhed What s done for emseIys and
' "s FsI EnJ, "g nhe Volumes Of evidence Of the Highest
character such npaies no other preaatonn America
s 1sTi S Ss y " GH1G%
circular and VIVA" those who were long anceo nave
s" M ~ rnsca Oh Of the editors Of the st. Louis 93 Re-
enTa E, by his The editoi Of ST Intelligence
oso gives notice Of its re- et Of n ore and R
Sc1e 'T ions saio bellf IF lis wonderful ELECTS
Amercan banner Temperance Battery, and ST. Louis tmon
hays e III GySSSs w Sqfs n ND" pub
fishes is magical effects in curing him md many around m n:
Of Fl the South and wes lave riven voluntary evidence e their
kuovedgc Of is virtues Ths editor of the German NM Sat-,
ssw 9o. "" nas e? $'5"is ssfs II @
tie Wiz wealthy merchant, Yho lMa for yeas tried the
T an" had S S"" s o %Hs! e She Mas Sed
With chronic ennatiMG in its worst forms He wns Instr"
nsG in eiE s s a ft ' sSs M SS So"
sent gentleman FRIEND OF his who seemed
WY We nst add ycrias ana iii this entire sheet but will give
few Of prominent physicians lncfcAS' I'LL" oNel
" : White NJ D. eminent physician Of St. Louis write
70 b n% W s % eSets lis coponnd ii several
F .s 60 sfc %sn 1 ns SSs9 sn BEEN
ond m nd oT pFes sid il !hE wn5
every oer remedy hs treatment Of 'smotis9 It. @12n
s 70 sTsy .S If ' ss o a 10 be So "
Wien convinced Of The efficacy Of remedy and is speri0r
0Tft 81 f &oc IL b S'; w o pa1ye
oS 5s S t. SGi la lyc5y& hat ~?
could not recover. IheE fll concluded ny This remedy
houh he ad waHe . step for SIC " %"" h P pr
's PTo SS'S L. ne!, II f. cns.nn 0hiq oin
Chnrch stating the cnse d igly respectable Iadywh9 va
eighteen sts and 4"4 Gysems n hs ns t tina
nent p cas had failed and there seemed no nope OF reei
cry nI ,e{ hnay ob'ned this remedy and it cFea 1t
'0 c5 il Carer old resident and highly sespested cit
i've years Win roc L~ajs Gn3 mtGTf lis {on
Mr r rrcs lerc Of New oreoHs wgs that ; he W,
ten y a criltlc chronic rheumatism and Tor three yea
could scarcely ;utn hneefn be! ha affected HI; whole s.
cssSd s u s5.y Sg ig@ Sp I" 'yt vii;
compound ml RcoTdLia !r,H&"H We m,%Et Eve hui
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E'e4 TO; i" 4 $S l , lI fs@a lis . tie nc
expensive Efforts ad Ussu triei to vars hi Re hal p
M Tsev I,stt i; AVID TOOK It home. m prevailed on III
Sy5GS 5 n m f5S4 aI aSn g so as sver
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-10
LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.


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ID lie month Of April in the year OF cur Lore o"'
SS Eoy r" %y to nna tGG ai
and sworn presence Of the witnesses '""''4
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sand eight hnne that they had h d 1S9
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for 5' n rss pu1ishei in the y NV rIsans once
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eight hundred end seEeny,wo' fine nroner officer upon
whom citation other process against the u'S SHALL "
4t The capital stock sei4 Company fixed the m Of
sg ""'S o d,e% To p s4y s! the minority
in amount the stockholders shall seem teSf !" III
hf e ao % "ny S Of one me
for ench share Of said eighty shares oil Ut "
Fye Of sac share on sSe o ard i2st en pei e
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