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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-31
State Of Maine.

Hancock IS. To Nathaniel johnson Of Sullivan
in said County of the proprietors of the
Sullivan and Hancock Bridge corporation.
Greeting
Whereas Nathaniel johnson and eleven other
proprietors of said Bridge have made application to
me Hiram Emery, ESQ.,, Of thejustiecs of the
peace within and for the said County requesting
me to issue warent to you Nathaniel johnson
directing you to Gala meeting of said propretors,
to meet at the School House near Theodore Beans
in Sullivan on Thursday I'D of Oct. next for the
following objects, to wit viz -
l, To choose President
2, " GO Secretary
3. & n Board of Directors.
4, any other officers that may be
found necessary.
To take measures to defend any actions that
may be pending against said company
6, To act on any other business that may be-
fore said meeting N. JOHNSON & IL Others.
Stuben Sept. s, 1856.
You are hereby required to notified and warn n
meeting of said proprie.ors according to law, to
assemble at the School House aforesaid in Sull-
van on the I'D of Oct. inst. at ten o'clock p NJ.
for the purposes us aforesaid andh ave you there
this warrant with your doings thereon.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day
of Oct in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-six. II. EMERY,
Justice of the Peace.
The proprietors of the Sullivan and Ianco ok
Bridge Corporation are hereby notified to meet at
the time and place and for the purposes above
mentioned. NATHL JOHNSON
Sullivan Oct. 10, 1856
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Notice Of Poreelosn re.

VXyHEREASSamuel Nor wood Of Mount Desert in the
w County Of Hancock en- the nineteenth day of
Fehuary A D. sS by his Deed Of that date recorded in
being the southwest fourth paris Of the lots - aud
81 on a pan OF said MoLnt Desert made by Salem Towns
Jr ESD and recorded in said County OF Hancock, Con-
tanning my three acres or less. and foi
description reference is here made to said Deed
The condition Of said mortgage haveing been broken
hereby claim To foreclose the same.
kHODA MITCHELL AdminisrIst on the Estate Of
sal" Charles Mitchell.
fremont Oct, IS 1856. 3w40
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October 22d, 1856.
lEor the Eusworth AMerican.l


Friends of Freedom. are you ready
for the great struggle: In this compli-
Gated crisis of dangers. where is the man
who will refuse or neglect to think, act
and vote? Let every other considera-
ton be forgotten remember only that
it is for liberty we strive. If we suffer
a defeat what is to follow in its train
''Coming events cast their shadows be-
FORE when the whole force and power OF
Pierce's inqnisitional administration is,
and long has been used to crush out
freedom. When acknowledged demo-
cratic leaders tell us '.he spirit of lib
erty must be subdued." A change Of
government is secretly desired. Repub-
licanism is to be rooted out, and an aris-
tocratic government planted in its place.
Slavery cannot affiliate, free speech. and
free labor, It recognizes no law, but
might, and Boosting now its strength
liberty is to be tolerated no longer
South Carolina, the fool Of the Union,
demands, that none but "nigger owners
shall be voters. Free schools the pride
of the North are TO be first prescribed.
A free press silenced-The pulpit is to
sound out Servants obey your masters
and your number of dollars, the test Of
manhood. The astonishing frauds CON-
mitted in the Pennsylvania and Indiana
elections-the imported voters-the
double voting, are but part of the grea'
drama of slavery. the closing scene O.
which is at hand. Fellow-citizens-
what say your shall it be defeats Tho
such fearful odds against us-the nation
al administration-its 10000 office hold
ers-its hundred thousand office seekers
hungry as starving wolves-slavery'
horde with it's millions of money, thous
and and thousand of dnpes, and thin
skinned, soulless dough faces, reckless
daring devilish.
With such an array against us, shall
we falter: The struggle before us, i
but second one for liberty, a transfe
of the days of 10. Go then to the bal
lot box while the right of suffrage get i
yours-and speak in thunder tone 10
liberty. fur Ade,ty projected By fa~.
AMERIGo.
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xARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
CLEARED.
THURSDAY Oct. %.
Sch. E,dora, Curtis Boston.
" Panama. Tate. Portland
James Henry. Grant, Portland.
FRIDAY Oct. "a.
Sch. Morning Star. Murch. Boston.
II. r. Warning, Jordan,
g Abigail, Jordan.
Vandalis, Griffin,
Cincinnatus. Moon,
Olive Branch, Moore,
SATURDAY Oct. &c.
Sch. Magyar. Flowers, Boston.
- Doris. Curtis,
Spartan, Salisbury. I"
SUNDAY Oct. &c.
Sch. Eli zebeth, Smith, Boston
Georgia. Ally,
ARRIVED.
Sch. Forester, Murch, Boston.
MONDAY Oct. ~.
Sch. Cashier, Moore, c. Isles.
Ariel. Treworgy, Boston
:" Boliver, Moon, :.
3" Compeer, Lunt,
Belle, Torrey,
TUESDAY Oct %,
Sch. Bangor, Jordan, Boston.
Superior, A'ey.
:" FairdeaIer, R.mick
barcelona. Whitmore, Boston,
Abigail, Thurber,
"WEDNESDAY Oct. 20.
Sch. Nancy Jewet. Anderson, Boston.
" Orator. Curtis,
" Volant. Lord.
Arboreer, Curtis,
Counselor, Franks,
CLEARED,
Sch. Abigail Haynes. Lord, Boston.
Potomac, Lord,
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Notice of Foreclosure.

VNYHEREAS Thomas D. Child of Surry in the County
w Of Hancock and State of Maine by his deed II
mortgage dated the twenty fourth day ofOctoher A d
S5H and recorded in the Hancock County Registry Book
0 page Asa conveyed TO William c. Cusns 81 Ellis Sorih
in sail County tho following described parcel of land
situated in Trenton in said County VIZ. Beginning on
the South side Of the Town Road aud the East line
OF land Of Simeon Milliken and running Sontheriy on
sad Miiikeas Line twenty ona R"'s thence Fast Eigh
rods fhense North The AL aforesaid thsace "es-
terry id road To the place OF beginning aud contain
Tag less with re 'erva,icu of cne rod
in width same foi road, The condition al
said mortgage having been broken hereby claim 10
forecose the same
WILLIAM C. COUSINS by J, A, Deane his Attorny
Ellsworth Oct 25 1856 3wiO
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(For the Ellsworth American.
The Final Appeal.

- AAAsSo
ri will lift up mine eyes unto the hills iron
whence cometh my help. My help cometh from
the Lord which made heaven and earth"
All parties regard the impending pc
litical crisis as one of immense impor
lance. All true Christians must fee
that it is one which involves precious
social, moral and religious, as we'll a.
merely political interests. Recent events
are calculated to remind us Of what We
should never have been unmindful, viz
Our dependence for success in every
good cause upon the great Ruler of hearts
and Of nations.
This appeal. is therefore made to all
who believe that God hears prayer. In
the brief time which will elapse before
the suffrages of the people shall have de-
cided the Presidential contest, three
things will be done by all truly Chris
tan people.
l. They will appeal to God for the
sincerity, and uprightness of their pol,t-
ical views and purposes, endeavoring
honestly and faithfully to review their
position in all its bearings upon the
great interests involved. and praying
earnestly that they themselves may be
guided in the right way.
2. They will recollect that The
Lord reigneth." that even the "king's
heart is in the hand Of the Lord, as tho
rivers Of water He turneth it whittier
soever He will, and that the minds of
no men who have power to influence the
great decision, are beyond thereach of
His control. With full conviction of
this great truth. and the remembrance
that God has often NOV eds the minds of
men in relation to matters Of great mo.
ment, they will make it matter of
special duty and privilege to beseeeh of
God that He will so move upon the
minds of those men who have the right
70 vote for President of these United
States. or the power to influence the
votes Of their fellow-citizens, that they
shall choose that man to this high office,
whom He, as the great King, will "de-
Light to honor, as just and equitable
ruler over men,s-over all the inhabitants
of this favored land.
8. As even "faith without works is
dead" so all Gods obedient servants,
while they call upon him. will go them
selves, if practicable, and by whatever
influence they may properly exert upon
others, to the place of political con-
course, on the appointed day, and in its
appropriate place, deposit their ballot as
the representative of their pleasure in
the decision of this question.
Having thus done what they could.
and discharged their individual duty.
they will calmly leave the event to Him
to whom events belong. and pray and
expect that He, as is His wont, will,
even from seeming evil, still educe good
and override all our national and social
affairs to the promotion OF his glory.
Let those persons whose political Po-
sition. principles or purposes awaken in
their minds the least degree of opposi
ton TO the course pointed out above,
recognize in such opposition proof posi-
tive that their position, principles, or
purposes are not all right in the sight Of
God their Judge, and let them act las
they that must give account.
HowBERG.
October 22d. 1856.
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Notice..

Ii persons are hereby iorh den TO hunt with dogs
N and guns on Long Island, (Bluehill Bay,) as am
he owner Of the most Of said island aud shall take all
lawful means to protect myself from loss and pun
lsh those who shall destroy my property as has been
dome by killing my sheep, and doing other damage
VIII spnr smen take notice and govern themselves ac.
e,rin ely. JOHN P CARTER.
edswlck Oct, 1856. 37w3
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To the Public.

HUDSON'S AMERICAN SALvE AND
BURN OINTMENT. which is gaining so
much celebration for the cure of Burns. Scalds,
Cuts, Bruises, Sore Lips and Eyelids, Chapped
Hands and Arms. Sore Nipples, Diseases of
the Skin Inflammation. Piles, Salt Rheum.
Sores on Children, Ghafes, Boils, &C.: and
is good in all cases where an outward appIi-
cation is needed. For the truth of which we
oilcr you the following statement:
1--WE. the undersigned, knowing the above
Ointment, and having been acquainted with
the Proprietor for many years, can commend
his statements to the full reliance of all whom
it may coneern.-Signed: Benz. +. Barstow.
p. NJ, Mattapoisett; Loring Meigs; Caleb
King; Samuel Sturtevant, Jr., Treasurer, of
Rochester"
Is sold. wholesale and retail, by Jos. Hud-
so:, sole proprietor, Mattapoisett. Mass. Or
dcrs left at S. n. & Il. G. Uiford's, lib Court
street, Boston, will be attended to. Price %
cents per hox. The usual discount made to
vendors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-31
Notice Of foreclosure.

WHEREAS Saiin P. Hardison OF franklin in the
w County Of Hancock on the 9th day Of May 1873
by his Deed of thai date recorded in Hancock egsry
vol 81 page lS0Mo.isdged to the subscriber,
tain tract OF land situated in The said OF Frank.
lin and is founded follows viz ten rods the Cou,
" road to commence the western of Walter
Dyer's lot--on which Rrazllla Williams now resides
aud to run five rods back give fifty rods of land
and is the the said Hardson purchased Of Daniel
swan in 1915 and fora particular description
erehces may be had TO his Deed together with III. build
ings &c
The Conditions of said rteage having been broken
hereby claim TO foreclosure the same.
AUGUSTUS PERRY.
Sullivan Oct. 6, 1856 3w37
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War in Kansas! !!

4 LII persons indebted to the Subscriber,
q either by note or account. prior to Nov.
II, 1855. must call and settle immediately, or
shall not hold myself responsible for the
cons. quences.
"a word to the wise is sufficient
ASA MoALLISTER, M. D.
Ellsworth. sept. II, "a. "a II
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To Leonard Jordan and all whom
1t may concern.

TO Leonard Jordan and all whom
it may concern.
In that notice you must stste
That you made great mistake
For Leonord J. pretends to say
left his bed and ran away.
But never left his bed
For such thing he never had.
Night after night he's gone away
And not word to me did saw.
But this thing lie truly say:
left his home and went away,
But when left, my bed took
And never it have forsook.
He pretends he laid awake,
BY the noise his child did make:
so up he gets and went away,
And from my bed he long did stay.
When he is sick he calls on "Marm,"
She gives sweat to keep him warm,
And then she goes and makes him tea,
And not word they say to me.
To neighbor he did say,
Five hundred dollars he would pay,
II with me he did not live,
Now twenty dollars he wont give
This is the way he's led his life
Since he took me for his wife;
II TINS is the way to do,
will single life pursue.
And no" they say that l DO lie,
And all these stories will deny;
But ifthey will on me just call,
am pr pared to prove them all.
Night after night I've sleepless lay,
Thinking how could get away;
Never could conirive a way
Until two weeks ago to- day.
If he does partner need,
He'd better now the Bible read;
And i'll that look will find friend,
Who'll near forsake him to the end
PRISCILLA L. JORDAN,
Mariaville, Oct. p, 1856.
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DIED.

in Caao Chill June lst Charles W Newbegin, Of
Portland "a officer Of ship James Brown. aged 81.
In Mount nesert 10Th inst Ms Julia, wife of Cap,
Shepard Thon son, and only daughter Of Capt Isaac
Somes, aged Is years,
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MARRIED.

In this village Oct % by A. Prince, Mr. Abjah c.
Lord to Miss Lydia A. Clay, both Of Surry
Al Mt Desert, 18th inst, by Daniel Somes Esq., jain
Clark Jr, Print er, Of Bangor and Mrs Adeline Rich
artlson, Of Mt Desert.
In BucksEort on the 10th inst. by Rev. r. Ciaig Mr.
augustus z. Peters 10 Miss abby M. Osgood. both Of
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Notice..

III ANCOCk IS October 4th 1856, Ia
ken on Execution in which Enos Woodland is
the Judgement debtor and will be sold at public
auction at the Counting room of the Ellsworth
Bank in Ellsworth on the Goth day Of November
next at ten o'clock in the forenoon Seventy Share
Of the stock Of said Bank, property of said Wood
ard 3w39 Z. REDMAN Deputy Sheriff.
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REMoVAL.

DR. P. H. HARDING, has removed
ing gone West) where he offers his professional SER
vices to the sick and afflicted in that and the neigh
boring towns. Strict attention to business, and a
thorough and practical knowledge of his profession
he hopes will secure . share Of patronage.
Surry Oct. 1856. 39tf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-31

The best place in Boston to buy Books
. at BURNHAM'S COLLEGE. SCHOOL, AND Ii.
BRARY FURNISHING ROOMS.
No. So g. go CORNHILL. BOSTON
Buy your Books here, and you will be satisfied.
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VACCINATION,

Citizens of Els worth north of Main Street
will be vaccinated gratuitously by calling a.
DR.. Sanger's office between and 9 o clock A
NJ. ow4D
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N B r OTYPE,

Daguerrean and Photographic Goods.
John SAWYER 4 co 1873 Washington Strcef Bos-
Ton, Importers and dealers 10 ass Plates, Paper, Ca
SEES Frames, L,ckes, Pure Chemicals Coliodion. Var
nihes. r.. &c Books on The Art Orders promptly
IIlrulsu l..
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ENGRAVlNCS.

English French. German and Italian. Ancient and
Moden in Life and Mezzotint. WhOlesaie and RetaH.
Academies and Teachers implied with Eneravpgs and
materials for the GRECIAN5 ANTYQ UE PAINT.
ING, on the best terms. J. X W1GGIN, Prntselef,
No 10 fremont Street opposite the Museum
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CARPETLNGS.'

An entire new stock o Carpetn gs Of new and fash
ionabe les OF Fine, Super Extra and Three Ply from
IS TO 81, 81 l2 Rugs Stair Carpets aud Stair Rods &c
Also full stock of Groceries, Flour Meal Beef, Pork
Lard, Cheese, &c. Together with full assortment
about every article usually found in variety store
The above bought al the lowest market prices
will be sold As cheap he bought in this State, a
have adope! the new system, Quick sales and SINAI
profits, Tor cash country produce.
A. ROBINSON.
Ellsworth, Sept. Is, 1856. 25tf
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HOTEL WARE--Now opening the most desirable
yes OF Hotel and Gcntee ResiOIator Ware, ever off
cred Tor sale in this city These goods were made
pressiy nor the undersigned by Of tho first class
manufacturers i" Europe Imported by C. E. WlGGtN,
corner Of Hanover and Marshall ST.. Boston.
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SHAWIS.
Hats e. Cans.

A great variety OF Silk Plush Hats Cloth Caps. Kos
suth and French hats, Boys X do. Boots aud Shoes
made Boots that have given such salts actioi
fur the past three
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Foreign news unimportant.
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Frames, Paintings, Looking Glasses, &c.

ALFRED A. CHILDS Il CO.. No 10 fremont STREET,
Bostcn Manufacturer of PICTURE FRAMES, or
namenled and plain Of every variety. Also, Dealers
in Landscape and Fancy Paintings, Mirrors. &c Fur
nishei on the best terms
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DRESS GOODS

Lyoneses Poplins. Eugena, Argentine Cashmere Plads
Satin Mohar, silk Warp Indiana, Saxony tPlads D.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

LNANlA ELECTION
Ner York, Oct. 25. A despatch from
the editor of the Philadelphia Bulletin
states that the full votes in Pennsylvania
for Congressman, shows majority for
the opposition over the Buchanan can
didates of l246.
ACCIDENT TO MARTIN VAN buren,.
Halatie, N. Y, Oct 25. Ex- President
Van Buren,. and his son Smith Van Blu
rem, were thrown from their carriage
Yesterday, in consequence Of the horses
taken fright. The exPresident had an
arm broken. His son was but slightly
injured.
Eight or ten young men, citizens Of
Foxcraft and Dover, left their homes for
California on Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. Knight, who murdered his wife in
Poland, recently. has been committed to
the county Jail to await his trial.
1t is calculated that at the rate Ma
cauly proceeds with his history he must
live a century and half to finish it
Nor RECEIVED. Bills of the Bank of
the Republic, Providence, r. l., are not
received at the Suffolk Bank
UGen. Henry S. Jones. prominent
citizen of this town, and in times past a
politician of some note, died on Tuesday
of this week.
WCol. John Black. an old and high.
" esteemed citizen of this town, died on
Saturday last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-15
MCLATTOISM.

1t seems that Mr.. Wise borrowed the phrase OF
mulatto. Mr.. Dickinson orignatedit, and Maj. Don.
elson used it. Maj Donelson, in Baltimore said in II
public speech:
"Pierce has destroyed Democracy. Mr.. Seward
and the B!ock R"Pubicans have destroyed the Win.
party. In the language OF Mr.. Dickinson ot New
York, democracy, under the present Administrations
is rhe at one end, hack at the other, and mn'do III
in the middle"
Mr.. DOnelspn does not appear ms chaste III hs Va.
cabulary III the Wings of Richmond who denounced
Mr.. Wise for using the suule expression. Gan iIe
editor OF the Richmond Wing assign any reason why
we should not get mad with Maj. Doneson rs he
got with Gov. Wise, and language equally and Us
elegantly expressive Of our Indignation! Whether
il can, or not, We mean to be in passion. No man
shall call US a mulatto. The Know Notlngs at
Richmond held meeting and substantially de-
nounced Gov. Wise rs black guard for applying To
them precisely the same expression, which Mr.. Don
| eson applies to the Democracy. Why should not
the Democracy get into q rage too! We appeal to our
| Democratic friends 10 get mad Brethren. DEMO-
Gratis let get into passion-lct Us hold ma gnu
ton meetings. Are "iog,' that we should sub
nit Are we less sensitive 10 insnli than the hn"w,
Nothings vi Richmond! FORBID it my countrymen!
Forbid it Heaven
Understanding that there WILL in few days be
al indignation meeting OF the democracy in this city
and wishing to conform to precedents, anu knowing
of none except the one in Richmond, we would be
obliged TO some friend to send US Il copy OF llarme!
Gmer's resolutions dcnouncing Gov. Wise. The
| "ngger tOe-nal editorial OF the Richmond Wing
would Ue an agreeable accompaniment. With the
aid Of the two, we could nix upn pretty spicy and
OierOHs set os resoiutions-thuTgh We could never
hone TO rival either OF the originals. "Sone but
themselves can be their parallels. u LyHch6"rg Re-
Du1ilraa.
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NAL. SAMI'EL 4. CORERN

The Boston Courier, in noticing ;ht death of the
late proprietor of the Rockingham House in this
city, at the age Of I'll, remarks, that Maj CYburn wa>
well known rs hotel keeper at Windsor, Vermont,
Lowell, Boston AMI Portsmouth, and bore friends
with him wherever he went. He was gentleman
rs well rs an honorable, hospitabe and acconmoda'
ting landlords kind friend 20 all who lived beneath
his roof faithful husband. father and cltizen Very
few men have passed through such variety OF as
sociatons, and preserved the good vii! and tie
warm friendship of many persons. lie had for
several wears been afflicted with Il most paintul dl-
sease, which confined him to his chamber for months
Those who have partnken OF his hospitality, and
have shared in the comforts Of his house will sym
psthize with his und dear relatives in the loss
which they have sus,ained.-( Portsmouth ~. H.l
J0urAal.
In the summer of 1854, Mr. Coburn gave grea,
satisfaction the polite and popular superintendent:
of that large and beautiful watering place, the Eau.
quier (Va.) White Sulphur Springs. His death will
he lamented by the numerous friends he 'ir
piuia
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.,cuMOND ENQUIRER,
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