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The aa-ocious Crime asajEs: Freedom
s-a Humanity

Friend s&rver-rhe writer 0! tAis Z enc
Of many Il year Tasroas ana friends Fho
rapld be Tlsass,i - sec IN tbs A~ser'oza
Little rsors f The GAP which ..oid
Rough and Ready called 81 IN TIE aasEaaT-
asls battle Il Baru,s Vista In ether ~or-ls-
= li.tle maFe ae;ire As4 essszse1' g-sf against
ihe graf aa3 t-s4s .oAss wrg7t @; tas ass
The dste-szi.a.4 ez.l4ss1s.zuf q outraged
and hle~.5ia- Kansas Ant = that md Ta1r
atteat.ar : invited - Two editorial Ari1el''
il The Ma York Weekiy T''aer' @. TIE =
Ia-s-oae head~3 The Kansas >Win4le,
and the o'her. Walk Issy are sir'F'
and wei sai'ssi .. The siae 8. voar s'e'-'; -.';a
81 them masking bot ~ Inc 0Te' COL
GEzn IN isse 7'1sarae- l aaEs ySa vii ~ .
lish The swa sa,s'saE II fhs E'e1' nuEA5s7F o.
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ITEMS.

The body Of Nathaniel sweetsr OF Lowell
,,, died on the 2tth u February. under
circumstances which indicated foul play has
been exbamed. and the contents OF the sto'n-
arh and bowels subjected to chemical anal
vsis which detected a fatal quantity Of arse
mic 4 c1roners inquest has teen held
COL. Charles G. Greene has tccn appointed
Navy Agent FOR the port Of Boston.--ii'''
VIM b. Reed. Philadelphia lawyer, and
a r,een, democratic convert from straight
whi.gery. has bcen appointed Minister %
china i, j. estimated that the damage by
the frsshct on the Pisca taqui- river - S5",-
go The triumph Of the Emancipatioulsts
N y LOUIS is free soil victory in slave
>t4tc Col Benton was opPo~ed to it
Henry G. Lowell, who was appointed Land
REGISTER ct Fairtault. Minnesota. has been
rotated out again The tria! Of Mrs. Gun
/ MN -t.ara and Eekel vii cummcncc the tr~t
( < Nav The MaBehastsr Mirror says that
ti.e-r {. an organized saaveIoent IN every town
IN New HAmr~hire. 70 eaiorcs the i@u'F
/ ~ tie Stste-.-Sl n s.a .fss1 Il the cap
tia. n New Engl4ri i invested n Raiir' Ads,
81 dssl 600 Of which - IN Maine The
-.sssrsss- T >.,sgr ms En,acncsel running
F t-st~e-a Portland and augusta ii i sa'd
( Ia Tf.aver has boen oGr7e,i lArse amount o'
lAa3 IN Virginia Tor sitting TarT.1-s. ---,'e''.
/ D aw...3. formerly q Bangor, died IN
camp II Walkers Army. Nic=ragas. rs''er''-
II lie Wa - his way 80 California. and
wa - F-~=-74 into ihr ~-rTiee Of the fli'-
l,.5s:zr The diameter q fashlasiably
3-,-s-3 lasv IN Par. !. etslsafef a, L fess;
- II fr-~4ae lie, IL republicans elected
tA-5- :swn af5c-r. n a bard party eoaies' -
n A. = e>.Ahlj~h y HrulAl >ch9ll lzAs I<.ss-
10 H. Hga-.. e Representative. Il AlPFo-
--..- : o's1 annually fa- ten vars
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The z. S OF America and the Q z Of
Creation


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heH''a . "ea''h oa' gives u : lfee boon
10 a. %Ao A'A 10y and employ K. i al
s. viii eVeh'uaty aos''o sil Inferior
schools OF prae'ice ana De regarded UNI
'efs4t!F' as IL ALREADY : oF the wise
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WALKER

u II e4e-.i7- se-7-r .e';e- On tseaa { %:
8rcaz1s- a74 FTrs kaa>as. writer
rs: z2.e-fv NJ R5bcr, ! Wax
=. Al .l-esscd . .ze ns-z c-a.5e N
II. no. q. F.;.>59rEa. r, prospective
'1overna- @: h.-s=s took 80 -rosnd
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re9-.e = - Ters3.oz4. = 7-at.-e. ~
- ka-.as-N .t-a~sz III. ,heee ea4-1
be - 3azt: Tia: kzzszs v-Gs. become
/ F-es >tz:e, It's opinion. taes tx
7--se.-i il VI. Wz.ke-. vas tvza Ha4-'
-.s-1E =, - him. Itr1s ra:-ft.are4 -.-o
~ :he Bore RaEazs. - the aty
Pc .s4=5ais:-4. =. - bv ;&e >.ara-
-v-Ex.sa.saa Marty -a>-2. IT, !sdsai
M, sz5ai5a. that / the Kansas Nj IA
h..l ~4s 'ef: = = re aai aa;.. "a aPe---
Ton Kansas must hesaac T .ee Stale.
wa tae ve.y oasis, origin. foG2!4tle. and
occas n u the Ber.er Ka-iaa Intrusion
40 Kansas. The 3sif.a. the vesl4ea; Ia
h2b:.aa:s IRON The Polls, aal .ae ere.
tioa af,s9 success ye aa-us I.e.ss- stare,
Shich bava assumed = max avs 90
the Territory. and which haze re,o- !ze@
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Ma. k.LLocu AND ms CnuRcn.-
The following are the resolutions which
were passed by the Tremon, stree, Rap
list Church Friday evening, and the
meeting previous referred to
Whereas, it has been rumored tina. We.
as Church desire our pastor TO retire
from the ministry. We deem this a proper
time to express our opinion on this sub
jet, and it is therefore
Reso{red. That we have carefully
weighed the testimony which has been
broush, forward to sustain the charge
alleged agalns: our pastor, the Rev. l.
). haIloeh, and We declare. in the mos,
POSITIVE manner our undated confidence
In his integrity As man and a minister
OF the Gospel and. most earnestly, do
We now request him TO resume the pub
lie services OF the sanctuary, as our pas
ter and teacher aud we again most cor.
daily pledge our undivided attachment
and unwarering support, until the dark
elounds Of his trial have all disappeared.
Rssoired, That as he has necessarily
been to expense in defending himself in
the late trial, and, also as We wish to show
hlm,in sub ntial manner. our s,mpl-
thy for. him, we do tender him donation
visit, to take place in our yesiry in IRE
mont Temple on Wednesday evening
next and most cordially invite all his
friends wether connected with this church
aid congregation or ,wits others to be
present at that time to manifest their
friendship II IN such manner as they may
think best.
by order and in behalf Of the church,
TIMOTHY S. DODGE. Oh. Clerk.
What is is that renders life inert, and yet
restores it? Sleep.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

q We heard one Of our prominent
citizens say Yesterday that those who are
most fosarl in eonIemning persons
charged with erilRes, and are the leas,
charitable, are those who are guilty Of the
very offences which they cry GU. against,
As an illustration of this remark we no.
,ice tia: the bitterst attack on Kalloch
that we have seen. is made in a New
York paper. the Editor Of which left a
city in Maine years ago, for the same
offence which he now talks so loud
against.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

TnI FKEHrT It nion river has not bel.
81 hish a. a; pse-sut within the memory Il
the oldest inhahisant \ GOD deal If IN
'-ssiness Is fel, as 10 the safety Of TIE dams,
heans. tridses and mills /, all depends
uf"n what Is called Brimmer's hridse, son.
i've miles above here. The logs are Jarnined
against that, and extending tack s. long d,
tanee. The water i. fr,n four 10 si1 Zee;
desp al each end Of the bridge. and if i,
should give away, there is no fore,elling the
damage it viii cause below, making. as it
would clean sweep Of bridges, dams, bootn.,
log, mills, wharvcs and vc~-el., dow n 10 tho
very Bay itself The water remain. s.a,ion-
ary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

Capt. John Allen, aged IS years.
hero ~ the las, war with Great Britain,
10 whom the citizens of Boston many
years ago presented valuable sword for
services therein-was married on the
10Th OF March in Harrington, Maine. to
Miss Joanna Strout, aged % years.
Capt A. resides IL Brooxiia. Me-
Maesias Lfaien.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

~ The attention Of those interested
is partic ularly called TO the following no.
,lce -
INTERESTING TO SHIP M.srERs AND Own
ERs.-We learn that 4 change is made in
the manner and form Of the payment Of
Hospital Money at the Custom House. =
Heretofore all that has been required was
a return Of the number of men the vessel
carried, and the time she was employed -
BY the new Regulations of the Treasury
Department masters are required to render
a detailed account OF the names oGeacA person
employed On board, his rank, date Of engage
Iasls and discharge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17
Elections.

Wseoasir-Tbe Republicans have
elected their canlida:e FOX Chief Justice
of the sapreme Cour: by handsome
majority.
MicAigaa-IncomPlete returns iadi-
Gated the election Of the Republican
State Judicial ticket by a, lcss, 10000
majority. SIX Of the eigh; Circuit
judges, and the Regents Of the State
University are Republican.
Louisiaaa - The entire American
ticket for D.stEic, Judges IS probably
elected. The Democratic nominee for
Associate Judge Of the Supreme Cour,
IS undoubtedly elected.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

STAGE AND HoRsEs LasT A pair Of
horses b-lolg.u. 70 Bradford stage lie.
we're is: a. Gsi.ford-h the freshct on
Wednesday. Thsy were driven into the
river where one OF The bridges had bcen
swept away, the driver supposing the
bridge 70 be merely oycrhowed. The
passengers AID driver got ashore with
much difficulty. The stass-wa55n and
contents wen; down the stream.
We understand tina, Mr.. Bradford
was driving himself. and came very near
being DEMONSTRATING sunk twice in
the effort 10 save his horses, and be!n,
drawn out at las. by Nh Hiram I4enoard
of Bangor, who was Passenger Mr..
Bradford was in the water three quarters
of an hour.
Mr.. Bradford informs Us that the toll
bridge q. Milo was carried away by the
freshet, in adnision to the damages repor-
to yesterday-making five if not six
bridges lost on the Piscataquis.-W Aig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

ALAECE FIE.-Hon. Richard VI.
Thompson has been allowed y he
present Secretaries o:tAe Treasury sn4
Interior, the sum @: So 600, !: b.
ins VIA, he Claimed fo- :-c a, a:t.-a )
..yr t1s Meaoniaee Inliaas. -Tlis CAIN
had been examined, and disa.lowed BY
he :ro preceding administrations, NJ
Thompson was al active supporter Of
VI. Bschan4a b-ias originally Wing.
and Than al American. Traitors are re-
ward, i we'll by tbs administration.
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She GIlsworil 1lnerttan.
ELLSWORTH:
FRIDAY MORNING APRIL IL. 1857.

V. Z. PALMER the American NewstAFer Agent
Is the SpsAeyipsd Ag=zs Eog thls FsY- IN the clses
" Beep4s- New Yark. and Philade,f.hia- ard Is
daily empowered - t4ss H3re-7zszuzuis sR9 sEb,-
seripeians 3; the required By HI. receipts
risl Be regarded a. FzFulsuts. HI oeaee. are
Bes-os, oeoilsy. Baslding NEW YeRE- Tri5@ae
5aila9rxs PEfLABBLPzIA, y. Z. CsT. tlt1h Al
Cnss4zzt -z-es.s
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Augusta Correspondence.
LEoIsIATTvE rrGrsT.
Augusta. April IL. 1857

We are now boring with big anger -
Business s now dispatched with rspidity-
short speeches, and long daily sessions
Acts and Resolves have their second reading
only by the title. He who has the strongest
lungs gets the floor the previous question
IS moved, debate Gu; Of, and all Is hurry bur
ly to 90 home Menl,ers are sliding Of. IN
I'll we have but bare quorum. Those who
stay, tired OF legislative life, anxious TO get
away, uneasy and inpatient. have yet their
noe, imyprtan, duties to do as Legislators.
and that which strikes deep into the pockets
Of the people. "for now sits the king
counting bis money to keep the whe-.is Of
government in motion for the coming vear.
Tho~e garrulDus meIah~ers WIN. To- First
half Of the session. .'torrl IS - deata with
long vinde,i speeches On e-'ry question, ha'-
ing consumed ti,sir gas. now want an extra
SESSION in Sep:efai.rr, 10 give them iisae to
III vg
The democratic members. IN caucus, have
decided 10 have the ..Rcvtsio, which has
hal FIVE readings in Cpmmittsse-rad. til
after title scctiou after s~ction--a labor
fsctly sur~rsuou-. and which canno,
formed in les than tTo week. iu--
that SaeActn Buxtan-Tall.s; hing nowh...s
-xays the democrats think it s.s-t to have an
extra -ssigrl inAe-,i. IN secret eaacl. they
have determined il;
Ba, am thinking they have only rnArea.
ri Up the hill to march down again, Tor .rs
srs Ssfernnne3. hi, or m,ss, 10 start f.,
h..ne on Fr,iay ne1,
FpE the ias; week. sT.-cial legislation has
-one through by the bu.tel = Uf the put.
ite bushes, first IS Tefnpcrance Herr i the
Report u the COMMITTEES. We arr obliged
70 defer its !ailIica,isn till next veyk ID
The Proposition to rssno-iel The Caur, hA.
! b,,e1 r,to.d. \ second ball. with some u the
j Objectionable features lef, out, is now in the
hands Of conftree~, the two branches having
failed t. aSre, Tins i. the third time ;ha.
c5nfersy~ have b-9sn srpointed tins winter
/ Maine, true - her mott, Drag. Lad. hsr
q. ''s'@''"s .''1' '''''' u =
o''' - '''V "''en 10Y '"a'h h'' sal "4'
SLAVE owner, shali be punished il they hing
= ''--'' M u s.Ah's - % o'"N sh' MO 'hs
- - ''e u mann
4'' u ''s To
sse'st- 81 ;'lr pubic Lands. was approved by
va III ''~
7''' al AM si"'1i'''l'
80. nm
ma IA ''''"'ie '''e' Use s'''s''''e-' ,'e'
... a. % '''e Hei'i'fs IN 1919 "a.
- ~ s'11'S--sh ~ - '-i's-th ~
ii7e7.z. 70 81" ssila'''' - = i''-f-1e'a'i'@
l'sis'fsiAef'' - --ie yeaFs- ;" E"a -
sH4a- America = r3ana
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

THURSDAY was Fast Day. The Governor
made use of language from the Bible in his
Proclamation, and our Hanker friends were
mad thereat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

csa;.s.l4sa ~ TIE c-ir.e WITH ~aict be vs.
ess4-es-i eafaz = er,.ifsa.5 = - tx L
- pod ~ week. 21i r.-s re 5o.z-si e {.
eeasi3e.a.e sf1--.ac an - ~ i4~ye-s, ~
4 fse si ssHe A4rl swez-5Hc 4zsenc H.
E5sa-@-s. aaz q : 5szs Z e-'i-,.itr
-sesa- aas-s=- Tie - W. %, =
ze-r without s=.s: a. > 4--ss Eca;
~ - zs::-- = lssr a-.=z.-t. Fra tie
: -:u -rh4l n l-z-z LAT TIE ogcie:y
yyas a. tas Tr4sa7at Ts:zp.a. a.4s
fazs - set.sfss - rig ss.ss t.lles Il Is
iIHt-sr r.. AL aa.alte~,llc 6.>.-e ~ h.s4
:. -gllla-e - o5Inactlt.. AL i. Ihe -
8 y vii --~5 oonfrita;- Of il. means - ray
.-s heavy sryea-e u iae trial Tais s7z4ks
~ T.. lie sae-=f-ity 81 Mr. kallsea' -
.is,y 1T r. zssa; M - : ~ : y-s-
prey IS = rs-z@i-- Is azs5-s e. .-lazs-
- q. 'h. t5s-pa, e7lz L lie :. -4i.;.sss Q.
- Gags s@s.--.-- a-zsrst al-a. Nzry
X. h-.s'z In c-.zsza.. fse4=ss .15
va: q ass.-zs In =. wife ,..s-s -
ssa--= ~4s asa.ss.g kim. Re nay D=.
- -, -
. -e--1a2. ;-Eo1,A i1e interference c.
NJ CAE7r3 Tt pAosaa5rssocu. and
-4s5aas CLIFFORD af.o- bes.r --.-a3 $40
:, ;-.-,--..,-s 49, - -.
- = -
t,s.1- . = "a ''''-'-s,- = :. =" -
Az 3e-2s oreafe4 Ett-e lo~es 'A4z
,14 King q liz taroae, - the newspa-
2srs n thu s..sres. q Kin P.,c..s-.--
s,--e f..=5-..
=
a. 81 M 81 a L i'-e@ses' via
q; regard = ne Manufacturers q ~
9hss9ao-esae-t sa.:. He ,5eref5-g
..s:.ss - $500. Observation-Disclosures
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A PROTEST.

statements regarding the recea; appoint
men: Of Miss Alnlra Clark as post--is-
;ress OF sarry, which wefe 10; ob5ee-
:ionab,e Themselves. bzt which svea: a.
there noticed. can1o: consider a tr5-
anpa @: "Wc-an's Rights IN thai
article. Nj Editor. yoa say Thus are
see women obtaining positions and places
~ which they contend through the
ascsIs..iss ot me Buchanan party =
These necessities 80 seera 70 be accord
M 70 yoar article. the iHab.l;y Of certain
.so+5ce holders. 70 fo3 "a nan within
;he.r own ranks ounretea; and wiling
tc :zks i, They DID not IS under
stand yop, aFPoiz: Ter because she was
--ComPe:e-.; . perform the duties strict
: z7pe-:a5n.ng to the ofice :, because
;asy wished . show :asss appreciation
e this competency. and deemed il
at;inz aid proper TIA, woman should
held AZ 5=Ece u15e. government; bat
simply because they we-e from --neces-
sly compiled TO 90 50 or 7u;a '.rePQo-
,5c2a II .as p.soc. N5R NJ. Ed:;5r
a-o:es: a-s.as: tbs appointment Of Mss
C.z.k uaze. :se circumstances you M
tio1. b-ias considered, e. ev-a disiga4-
- triumph e Wgr.27. Rights. -
There : z=ea SD ab5g; z '.yirtae c:
NECESSITY, Which seems = be the p-:n.
1.ral y,.:ae P--c::se1 ;! al nowadays,
51t Whea -nea ara wholly opposed 70
VIA. : ;z-me- lie .'Wun-a's R.-1;s
movement. a7P,:1: woman 70 pa
~ o1sce. Which pays = little Ia; n
s.eanpe:sa: nan within her ow- -aaks :
60 b found who !. -el..iagr to take i.
: osiy common sample, and rz;hef
oelov --l.5sri:y :: .A4.. q ,ae .'.isi..s'
which men wi;a al ,he.r boosted cair.
airy. an CALAMITY, hare ne.el GU: e
woman; ard ANYTHING II; ! virtue. =
ar triumph. hovs45: much !; raar
= necessity.
Many active republicans i. oaa the.
and temperance advocates 1t o.as,s.
were Wiling ~ oa.e, Tia: woman should
aa7e r:<at . vote; l.: because OF,
govern, '-e !. = a 20 '4-s71 q '2e PF'a'. PIE
'-'.'' a. s's.' 'ns-'s aeF''e a7e' us;
p" rs ''2'.l ms CO ''sei-' {; .--a governed
I'D ~ w ..e = sefFe>- h'a'l2a :
amy 2a' oa'-lss .1e! were 44s,e
-'n '---' .cf 'a--ase "oe.2 d
~ d " L = = IS" S'''s . &c sc--e' an
"a --.@sss '-1'''''
"9A--E %" org i "0a.@ ase
hep mans, " democrats ana
sTn i'eFshes a'Foca''-s' 70 s'Fe We
Ear ne F.ss.' O sli'EaS o. spP'ia' Asf
y a. s17s 221eF s2seih7ae1'' siiHs :
oeeaaSs sas AA1 ''iisa, 70 :As .aha
"a co q Pc 81 ioF 'as ether We
izeFs n. sai2e ss-asaszss. O a9ss9s.
:! - -.2s.s. '--'i- As necessity
: oxen 'si:: i.i4i' II Ae4P.hs
a.sa - sssie s-e H.ae4 Fe1ea question
q me 0oqaas'ses Of ~ oman sFaeTs.
az = '7e>e necessities eA-h-e aa4
-; . s''s5'is ';''''es'=s e5ss tie wsz.i-
s:-e25'- 10 ses V-na' . ne Sc yzEo2s
as-a-' IS : = ne a1'e:i: s; as sP''eEe.
-e r@pi2issaH party sAer; '.fne s1ae..
P'21'''A'-E ees' -ea 'aai !; "aS PR p
10 ls- '-'---e H@iIe .9F F4'-N1s cry,
;9f -2-ies . attend P2-.;'eA. meetings
4 "-'7a as' = was I'd them. VI
very aFP'ee's;''e 4i'''aa' then presence
az -na1sh winch soma nave decided
o1--; on-y . Dc e1eE'ed 2; hone was
d AI1A WSF.A ana importance Many
faPe" eoAs2. se- A''4h-es TO sh'" tie
F'sl' Of woman 10 vote No. oa'
ga! 10 ''ihe44-s VIA politics. iae
Democratic party have recently betn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

TnE legislature has adjourned, or viii Do
50 thi. week. Our realers viii miss the racy
letters Of Hancock =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

Hon J5-a App.e.oa Ia. retired from
the Union newsp per and has been ap-
pointed as,.st4n: Secretary Of State l;
: row thought TIA. his So aess was the
SPINAL compliant.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

NEw MAGAZINES ros MAr.-Gcdey Pc
terson's and -trthur's all received. They arr
finely euahellishod with Fashion Plates, En-
cravings and Embroidery Patters, and con-
tain the usual amount Of good reading
Mos. Hale, agent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

The Steamer Rockland commences her trire
for the sa-gn On the 18th inst.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

Ran she speech Of Mr. WATSON on the
outside 0f this paper
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

TaE >ap--Ene Judicial Curt wiIl CON-
meaee IL -assion II tti- county On Tues4ay
the 9th lnst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

Ma. kALLocH preached at the Trcmon,
Temple On Sunday last. lie made shor;
address 70 his hearrs b.fgre commencing the
usual services. We shall publish it next
week While We doubt the proprie,y Of his
course, we sdmi, that BIZ. Society and him
self are the best judges Of the whole matter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

Nrw B,9K-We have number N hand
which Va hop = Ed .i4o = Rad and notice.
aexi SIX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

Why are women like bee,s?
Because the younger they are, the sweet :
er.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-04-17

What is is that renders lie inert. an YET,
RESTORES it? Sleep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

Inter from Europr-A,rivni OF thr ArabIa.
NEw YORK. April l6.-The sNan.r Arabia.
with dates from Liverpool to the ith inst, arrived
here 10 day.
VI. I. Bnines is mini ,terial candidate for Speak
er If The English House of Commons. against
Fit Ray.
The arrest of conspilators against the Empe-
rnr Ut France, continue AT Paris.
Madrid reports say that IA Spanish force will,
under any circumstances, occupy u portion OF
Mexican territory, for the protection OF Spanish
subjects
Austria has issued a new circular against Snr-
dna. France ana England have sirons " re-.
monstratrd with Austria aud Sardinia against
brehins the peace.
Russia has announced her determination 10
mnintan her policy respecting the Danish Duch-
ie,. aud has ordered her coast offences 10 be
Strengthened. She is concentrating forces at
ANnPa against the tircassians.
Chinese advces repeat the numerous reports
thai the Emperor had ordered Yeh 10 conelud, n
peace with tho English on any terms. The re-
paii~ an. considered doubtful.
The American ship High Flyer had been wreck
ed I'll FomoNa, the ship burnt and her crew muir
dricd.
LIVERPOOL, AprilI = Breadstutfs firm Wheat
ndFaheed Id ID fonrquict Corn n ivanced
I'd Con-ol, Oh. Cotton steady and unchanged.
Tho bullion in the Vank Of England has dc.
creased largely, aud the notes have decreased
nenrly tl,oOO,U00.
American securities unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
BY Il. AkERS. Auot'r.


NNEsAWE.E W0tsE' ND LOT for s"Ir.--
ny Nhtuo of u dcurtet e#dos II the Circuit Cont Of
IynetrY, pronounced a tho November Term thereof lsa6
In the OF Wills IcaN nraNuy Ac. &. Nj Meredith
aud nth1s tho undersigned appointed Commissioners
thoroiu Ill SATURDAY the lh day the month
tho emls. proceed 10 sc the House aud Lot In the pro
cocngs mentioned 1lA Lot IA situated nth Street aud
Ath AlN occupied by Henrv Meredith Sr has good
Dwelling House upon IT, with etser necessary ont houses
There IL also \ good well nf water upon the Lot
1tItNsA credit o siN an twelve months will be given
(cscot much cash WHy hr necessary deay the
OF SALE the purchaser giving negotiable saisfnc
tory endorsed and title rc'an,dn nal
iNo. 4 SLAUGHTER ....
Il. CHRISTIAN ''"' -
1t Dap Rep.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
f.nirrfrasg, Nicurnpsuu,

VI 4oRE, April 1.-THE steamer Tennessee ar
rived fefe to-day frora san Juan. The account of
Col LarkrldCo's retreaf, received Pc Isabel at
Charleston, is co1Grme l. lie rctreatet without
stiIkaea bow, dcslroymgall the tortiaentions hc-
ln5e G4sliiip, on his WAY down. lie subsequently,
f1suei new battnljon Of the scaterc troops, and
Monll cnIelNur 10 min Mnlker vim PnnAml.