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The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

SLAvxzY II oREeos.-Five of the eight
Democszsic papers in Oregon have. come
ont in favor of establishing slavery in liAt
Territory. Among .the advocates of that
policy is Gen. Lane. he Democratic dele
gate to Congress. Thssconvention to form
Z constitution, now in session, has chosen
8 pro-slavery man for President. Such is
democracy on the. Pacific, IS well IS the
Atlantic side.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

: Col. BEsroN.-The New York Tri5uns's
Washingtop correspondent of the a1st nlt-,
saye: ssCol. BeaEon Is restored 10 bealtk so
fsr that he goes out to ride His book
against The Dred Scott decision win soon
BE out Il Is terribly severe upon some OF
fhs opinions"
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

is the beau ideal of bully. He is from
Georgia, and processes to be lawyer
Desperate looking, loud voiced and reckless.
looks character that we should not desire
to meet on dark night if our purse was
well lined. He is fair-haired, full-faced,
stout built. and twenty -one years of age
He resides in Jackson county, Mo-. and of
fciated as one of the Judges of the Oxford
election. He signs himself Disunionist.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

of Willow Springs, Was the bore of the as
sembly. When he rose to speak it was the
Signal for conversation or leaving the hall
on the part of members. He is low, cum
ming, egotistical looking fellow, with red
hair, foxy whiskers and dirty face. He is
from Virginia, and was formerly Camp
bellite preacher. He is merchant, sells
bad whisky and tobacco, and keeps sort
of tavern for travellers. He voted with the
dodge party
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

sENrE w b H g 2 alor
Northern gan,1
Nuli6en
o
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
THE ROLL oF5IN MY.
List of Delegates to the ecompton conven

eoOuPAr / RESIDENCE N KSz
d -
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21

We must not forget this worthy. 4 Con-
vention of felons would not have been COM
plete without drunken Priest to mumble
over prayers to the bloody god Of Slavery.
Father McGhee is an Irishnzn, with the
smallest possible touch Of the ..ssatest
brogue m the vorld.'' He h . coarse, fat,
pussy, sieek. sensual looking man OF about
sixty. With his bands conpiacsntly folded
over h;s prosuberant stomach. his red nose
Clustering. oily cheeks shining. and hsds
cunning eyes twinkling. he looks de sns
bodinsnt Of 3 ssavsholder's religion ct
chaplain for such an assembly.
The Kanzas news., 1857-11-21
JOHN A. RANDOLPH

is an Illinois Democrat. From the midst
of Egyptian darkness, on his transmission
to Kanzas he of course voted with the Law
and Order party. He is little insignif-
cant fellow about twenty-five years of age,
and lives on the Big Blue river. He profess
es to be Free State, but is too small game to
be aught but ''anythingin general and moth
ing in particular
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25
W. II. CLANCY.
Mothers. Mothers Mothers

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro.
cure Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
Teething. II has equal on eartl No mother
who has ever tiled Mrs. Winslav Soothing Svrpp
for ehiiren will ever eansen, to let her child pas
through the distressing and critical period Of teeth
ing without the aid of this invaluable preparation
II life and health can be estimated by dollars ami
cents. i, is worth is weight in gold
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs Winsow'. Soothing
Syrup are sold every year ia the United statss.
It's an old and well tried remedy None GEN
uina unless thc Fac Simil5 OF Cur,.. 4 Perkins Ia
on tho outside wrapper.
Price only - cents bottle
c. @. Pack, Ellsworth Wholesale Agent; 5. E.
Perkins. Bangor, d.. Sud BY all dealersn Med
-ceino. Iei
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25
Notice.

y Every psr'oa should read ,ae advertise
msnts Of GRFSptr's CrLrER4rrD M1qic CoHrdtxp.
and A=eirNr I'f'SEss LfFF Puts which appear
sl'aFna'sly in another column 7ry hsq saI 3.
esrei ivel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25
800 LlTIloGkArilS. win Francs
wv and Glls 10 match, for sale very low, by
lgI MOSES IA LIE.
Clarkes Female Pills.
r. GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY


TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
P,,ptr,d from a Prescription Of .>f J. CiWks, W, d.
Ihguciqn Elta9,dfRary 70 the Queen.
,CHlS invaluable medicine Is untalllng
ia the cure ni all those painful and danger
ous disorders 10 which the female contribution Is
subject 1t modcrates all excuses and removes all
abstruetions, aud SPEEDY cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity,
Each bottle Price One Dollar, bears the Gov-
eranent stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
;erfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that
are pregnant during the frsf fisree taoahs, as they
arc sure to bring ntseaTdgtj bat at any other
time and in every other ease, they are perfectly
safe.
Sole Agents for this country.
l. C. BALDWIN & Co, Rochester, N Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, n. y,
GENERAL AGENTS.
NB.-sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure bottle OF the
pills by return mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by e.. + Sargent
L Co. Bangor, and by one Druggist in every town
in the United States. Burr, Foster Co, No. ],
Cornhili, Boston, wholesale agents for New Eng.
land Sold in Ellsworth by G. 9. Peek. IL
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For Sale.

THE sl5asrbr oa4rs f,r saia dsalins-h9use lNe~}
l AMI ab,n, nf-cu acr.s Of land, stuNsi ae'n "'H
mile fr5n Union River briige, 81 The M psssr' ~
rhe la,1 /. v .i,ap 81 Or uHase ami al the pt s.''
,e is 4e w,aiai having about one haadfei ana MY
cord. Of hard wood On II. ,u X
Al.5 ths gel-A Known business stand, opt'os'Vo n "
whrHag'.. -, . ,,..,.i IN
B-An iuteb,ed to the subscriber arc reiaese7' "
make INN sdiais payment, % theE so''d''s WIN " "
viih az attorney ~ coileeton nr.ryrry
- Sr.9S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25

will Churh Music, including Choir
Chorus
o. the will
Church
for loss or damage
On Friday Evening will gwen proceeds
whch towards draying
rnsor adm one ladies gentlemen.
Tickets to be mad at Noses Ialc' Book Store
Ccrgymen invited Q charge,
Arrangements reduced will be made;
the opportunity will apply by mail otherwise
Perry, DIR Greeley, o A. NJ. Glidden.
will
Circular Invita- to attend the Association
j. B. OSGOOD, Secretary.
Ellsworth, Sept II, 1887
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25
Large assortment

adapted to the season, which they intend 10 run
1T at price. corresponding with theitimes, among
which may be found
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25
school Wanted |

THE subscriber would like to engage
school to commence in October, and also
second school to commence as soon as the fret
closes lie has had many years practice ms teacher
and eau give instruction in oil branches exeept
the languages. May he seen, or addressed Gy
letter, at Ellsworth. a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25

l.li>0 ORTIZ Bank
Priuripal Depot, White Stree,


NJ foRa, slss, al i-t.trs ra4.s bt tIte-ts-i
W have e. Isi sur IRA zen ti-s sl PztI AMI
ua- pa'ee a. .'aAa5tI a-ia'.tas aa34s.sls = an
prft'is IN faai PA As*ia51- 1sui- al elals.
s2i sP'IsIsIf As-a-tea flr edE MAGIC cuNP15 80
Tai4 " aspzRett Rss has tn- al-. t. 40 #5i15e
haht1 sui nag % A. .a sr pm l4,
IN create. AL = sAy b. liz. ssl II Prla +-
At Outlaws 'tsn u t-ie g. ls ffal 4 .A7 >
"a ofes'3i, - "IsffFef .s d. .-st- zs
.ay eafrs1 heald al q ta 5i-41ris u il ill.,.
fass-ais tiis s'r<y5a suusde hop ma, nus
nSii IL t4it, rta0ig iy FiFsis b, itts ct l{g
fhFe iAs k9frt6tf 4lFIfs Bai trIt sill surely
ps'Te tis e. Ia Jsg Ia. Early sTaFs Shes i
sure remedy is AZ htfd
Take Col liver o3s, Cherfy strul~ ClerrY P,,t1rai.
iaaa!assn II NsP amt al either fsio s.tru.s p r.
as Az eaf4i''n~ al thar yflsH- et-. 4l sh4at
not hare r'assis shch esil, ~ al, csusre ssa th.
f9s all th1sr mon tgsthry Rt1 have lns is4rilu, h
AisSSSss That they Consumption anil trN
nd EsStacr - HsAns reaf 8tus .c hf+ft
sse can furnish in nl.,Al!. Thls may lsok sac
koasiiag. b,.t u Is the s.leuu truth
~ Isesie Is IN sderss stat" 'n really prepared
fr u,ias ~ 0taa orn according The directions shich
accompany st.
DisIatehe. are prmptiy mad by nail a,a esJresB--
i.~s -Ah max A'iexef INcs -tali, i malt Hall
IN b'Nr- or more esgalS hy express tere
peplt-r u packages.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25
MOI ice.

DICKED up at sea. between Calf Is
land in the Pvaotscot Bay, and swans Is
land. "A "a, ,ncr without any nam >he mas PINK
stern. no mast or bow-pr,t her top |. hadiY cut 70
pieces. said schooner has the name maj 'iN'e IN
IN her stern. The oSucr can have .@id schooner
nv calm, on solomon Barbour OF Il. + staples
swan. Island, proving property and payins eAar
gee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-09-25
Dug Stor e!
Washing and Burning Fluid,

Oil, Candles, Washing Powders, Soap, Dye Stufs,
Window Ghss from 7x9 to 20x2s, Trusses support
ers, Spices of all kinds Citron, Currants, kaisns,
Tamarnds, Irish Moss, Pickles, Nuts, Confection-
airy, Fruits &c. &c, which are few Of the articles
that comprise his stock. Among the many popu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

. me Unsssd states n'Eais oossrsss and ssam nsesSs
Sssssshsesa wsss q 0ass ~ Ne ~ q March. meg
vers ssess % leave ~ spssiA nd thence s&art - Q
@@ns sss ~ sAs Adriaue. LisussssaA DAyss n.
wsAccsA Of Vie oessrs. had len On TIE nara fsr ~
usissd sAaiss csnmasd q shs Ansvssa. ss, ye..v.
vsss apAs bed aed vhis sss w. WING /. shs pss q
eesss ne rsasy hsund fsv New Orleans v,a Ne wss
ladies, .S vtI p-esssu arrive ~ Ne lssssv psvs ssesa
Ne asth Of Nay " La u yuns .sra
Tws nAvAI Cccsvs o. rsovnr --Ccur Ne, 4 wsrs %
wessesdsy cssssesiaG ne ssss u LssA. Jsmes On
W. VwieuehesD, VIE acn ~ hls evw ccs~sea 0e@me-
oo'ee ncOesisy end Asick as< IAsut nsysa wsss ere
mAetd % bts kead ths messiag, ~ well - Ne Hafg
caevt In tse Dsfastnsat - Ne Dpsvssssts sseaat
wm- ohAsAiss. waisss Dsvf40 a., ~ NE cry, ~
essnei OeoasnAv ". " HsnAw ssA 6urgssa ~
wards v4s smmane1 - ~ n ~ behAk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

FAsHOSABIx SPRINo MovExEs1s.-The euui
noctisl storm is over. The buds will soon
appear upon the trees, the birds will chant
their choral hymDs and all nature will develope
its richest beautiea There is . spring in the ar.
tiicisl world Of fashion az well a. In the world
Of animated nature, and both commence at the
same period. The winter season of the italian
Opera Ut the Academy has been closed BY q
fashionable ball ~ dreary and a. ssd as the equi-
noctial storm. Both took place together, aud
both were illustrative Of the clouds which seem
always 70 hang over the house. Hereafter the
stockholders at the Academy will do we'll to con-
tent Themselves with raising the prices Of stocks
and lots instead Of managing the Opera.
As the rpring season In fashionable life has
begun, "a the buds will soon blossom, and the
birds begin to sing, 80 our Opera spriog COM
mences and We are regaled at Niblo's with 4
most exquisite songstreS In the pcrscu Of N sdsmo
Marietta Dc GsxzanigA Unfortunately she CON-
menced little before the other singing birds In
the height Of Ne equinoctisl and with q severe
hoaxsenes. both Of which placed hog capabilities
under cloud; bat We have every reason 60 ex-
pect that she will come out Monday night en-
tirely renovated and create an operate frore
among all the true lovers Of music and sdmircrs
Of the most exquisite taste In the dramatic srt.
Crowds OF country fsshlousbles are now vending
their way towards this city. The first inquiries
they make are for the most fashionable miliiners,
deemaker, dry goods dealers for the daytime,
md what is going on at the Opera for the night.
The season Of balls has gorc by-the season of
parties and lectures Is quito over, and the Opers
has chance for clean sweep. There il every
appearance that Nine. de Gazzanigs win create
an operate Juroe which will last for the few
weeks now remaining Of the season. She IL the
most complete and perfect representative of
violetta in the "Trsviatan ths, we hsve
ever had on our stage, and Is more exoul-
site singer than we have heard for many day.
The character Ia which she made her de5,a has
been lsteiy represented at our ordinary theatres
in q coarse, vulgar, Anglo-Saxon Celtic style,
with all the violence Of an enraged chsmbermaid.
and without the slightest approach TO artistic
grace. Coming from the soul and voice Of
IL is etherisaized and becomes speci-
men of the highest range Of the dramatic art
combined with the most rsvishing sympathetic
melody.
All the theatres, then, should lxush themselves
up for the spring season, which Is not very long.
Niblo maA be particularly active, Or he has
his fret opera sighs with bouquet
of besutifsl Sewers in one Aand, and yrims
acmps, tho equal u which d so< ofses seenss
his side Of the Atlantic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

FAILURE OF GREENE Il COMPANY, THE AMERI.
ASBANxERs ATPARs The suspension of Mesrs
Greene & Company, the American bankers at
Paris, has created a prodigious sensation here.
This arises from the fact that this house has been
from the time of its establishment, nearly twenty
years ago, one of the principal American banking
houses in Europe, and large numbers of our
countrymen abroad had placed their funds in the
hands of Greene Il Company as central point
upon which to draw during their ravela The
failure Of the house has therefore caused cousi-
derable excitement in this city among the connec-
tons of travellers upon the continent who we're
known to have funds in the hands of these bank
ers. We are happy TO announce, however, that
We have received authentic intelligence from the
agent Of the house in this city, Mr.. 4. Thayer,
giving the gratifying intelligence that on the &C.
casiou of the failure Messrs Greene a Company
made immediate arrangements to secure their
principal American credits with the house of John
Munroe d Company, Rue de la PAX, Paris, by
the transfer of credits and other funds to meet
the drafts Of American travellers having accounts
at Greenes Mr.. Thayer has been for seventeen
this city, and has been connected In that capacity
with the house since Its establishment We are
able to say from the best sources that he (Mr.
Tbayer) is In no way implicated with this failure.
having never issued any liabilities on their or
even his own account For the period above
mentioned be has acted simply as their agent
This failure has astoHishcd everybody; and as a
matter of course inquiries are made on every hand
as TO its causcs The following extract from the
letter from Mcssrs. Greene Il Company, dated Pa
ris, April O. throws some light upon the matter
oar gslsfcl ,esh y sassusos V you suspssaos
OF payments on friday lass. usrch ~. THIS event
caussd BY The seeecs Of large Ossrs Amsv erpse
sss-forhoosiss Of nsrchssdise ana fasds Tor : arss
q s ss 3. =. y: s: y;:
Central America though undee o,ntrol and the peal
hope y Ssvs Reimbursed entirely Che s-suss Of on,
,s.s he os1Sry ~ me- ~ss
esa Walker, which readers y dnsoun 70 give
sppserinsss tine - rsqasiss fov our Bquisssiea.
We understand that the liabilities Of the house
amount 10 about four millions OF francs, the
larger part Of which amount Is locked up Ia the
shape Of advances 70 Central American export
ing house, without any immediate prospect Of
realization II will astonish some Of our Ameri-
can friends abroad who have funds and credits In
the hands Of Greene q Company that the great
Nicsrsguan flibuser should In fact have caused
hisfailure and In therefore, responsible for all the
embarr@sments that the majority of them may
suffer from the delay Of their romittances. Anne
rican travellers in Rome, Naples or Florence
gong.up the Nile, climbing Mount Lebanon, or
threading the Bosphous will no doubt shower
not exactly their blessings upon the head OF the
notorious flibusser who has interfered with their
amusemsnts What strange combination of in
tere-'s II is' snd what striking proof Of mutual
dependence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

TEotmk Axoso THE BLACK REPUBLICANS AT
AIRANr.-There seems 10 have been a terrible
ginger pop and small beer explosion among the
spousmcn Of the black republican camp a, AL
b~ny, touching the division Of The various lots
and parcels OF public plumber lately cut out by
the Legislature and the Governor The party
we're all v~y harmonious over these spois when
they pss together in January; they stuck pretty
vsl together upon Vie several extensive jobs for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

hcvoAI MovMuss.-hr. rhaibers Win HE scncert
sesps returned 70 town yesterday, AMER suoosssful
campaign In Bosscs. On hsday m. rhalbers eo~
Veal, 70 jotn Hr rrskosch, hns. rArod and Mas.
ssrShosoh. TAs a,N eosesn viii be given u Uuss On
hssday sext, and sftsvwsrAs Ne eonp0y, win Mr.
Thsiters viii proceed spon Two month"; to1 through
an the principal Western oS0. This h The best sat@.
tAsnsss - edsrsd COR Western rrsrds and We Asvs
No doubt tnn NJ. nr<xsseh v,u rccsivc an ample 70
vssS Dor his sssevpssss IN ssssss u up. kms. dAsons
nsaesosss with Mr.. rhaibevs hes expired. She pur-
poses siviss concerts In the Southern cuss. We
learn ssst u The istsoves Of Nine Dc wiIhorss sNsv
giving hsr fArswss conoerss In Hsy 70 proceed 70 20
rope oompsets her studiss Mr.. Ullnas win sau fov
Europe % Ne 70 a instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

@arke<p.
rHLADRLrHfA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April ~, l3ef
sookl stsady. Peansyivssis rvss, %; HEADING
haLrcad, sok: Losg Island Raroed, -; Msrris uhnn3
CaAnnroS, April 10, 1857
aaes OF ootos V dag ao baiss a szvaaoinx pricsx
me makss he's oeasy recovered vhai Lest 10 ths b.
gipaing Of Ne vesk.
CsAUnwos. April ls 1851.
Our cottcs nask has recovered decline ssd rood
nddssg ocsed V day ~ Axe. sAn today 600 balssL
Bales Of Ne wssk $500 bales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

IHk WASHINGTON ORGASs-Frss AND FILM
sKRr.-There u q vast amount Of fuss aud fun.
merry going on among the democratic organs at
Washington, and In view Of the printing spoils of
the next Congress II appears that the Union
concern, which was sold by Mr.. Nicholson 10 Mr.
Appleton. has been sold by the latter 70 Mr.
H~ris, the present proprietor Wendell A Co. all
the time, under the rose, II IL said being the
real owners Of the establishment Meantime
Major Heiss, the original partner Of Father
Richie in the Union, IL about establishing an on
position Washington organ under the equally
comprehensive title Of the .Siats. Az the
same time the little sub-organ Of poor Pierce
the S,0r, Is struggling Tremendously 10 hold Its
footing. But what a lively time there will be
omong them when the old ElioLi,g1ou also, and
the Clcys, and half dozen outsiders. are all on
the ground for the spoils Of the new Congress In
December NEXT The intermediate struggle viii
he Coo the inside track of the organ. psr sgesi-
isncs, 10 The administration But Mr. Buchanan
has resolved upon the proper course Ia resolving
70 have no such organ There IL no need for any
Suoh incubus All the really useful purposes Of
an organ will be secured In the publication Of
suoh views and statements on public questions m
mAv, from time 10 time. be deemed essential by
The administration In two or three Of the waSb-
ington newspapers. In a scmi-oficlal form. An
exclusive organ at this dAy Is an exclusive mill
stone around the neck Of the sdminIssrstioo
Nothing more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

TEE BcvwsAsv Lun Bwvvxu Nsv Yosr Al.
Ceur.csscvy Ia sasd 49, Ne ss~s1sry ssvess Me-
rcxx asA oc.eeeaoss = - - Ssasaeiy sesssA ~
w. mlsd " arsa he csea sstest asmbsrs sssI~,.s
~ seshas wssA ~ Mes rosssv one furshw east -
tsa,1 sgrss6 q n lrsi; ~ ma bSnr wsrts1 -
49, - - s>ass1 rssa. = see sssssy ssiiiarsAsA
- 49, nneN - AGnnnnb-&1nUNwN An.ufag RVun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

securing the plurder; bat upon the division they
are on the eve Of regular Tammaoy Hall free
fight The upshot of the row lies in the fact that
the peculiar friends, agents and understrappers Of
the Mstteeon and Weed school of Seward repub-
Icans have carried of the lions share, leaving
the democratic Fremonters and the flexible Fill
moreites the small pickings of the little jackals
We shall hear good deal more on the subject In
a day or two, in the roaring Of the lions and the
bowling of the jackals, when the menagerie is
turned loose. Is the country safe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

DHArHs AT asA-
nas named Lyman, chief mate Of Americas ship
rAdieses, va' arrested on Q charge o. sssasm On sss
Msh ssas end with tnsiesne srus and up.,rsi puusS
nsas - w. Smith 60 u Ne Grew q ssis vss,s, IL
vas bid 70 baN IN the sum o $500 n appssys mat no
Ne Nee feSv o. the crew ~ the mddIssss DIED a.
as voyses sres hvespcc, W tbts port fAs canss msy
beo,ns . svriect ~ invessGH ios
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-18

Pcsv 0vvrcs DsscssSIsvm,-rhs 80 ofacs 4
oeaklias sepens cssay. y, T. ~ bsss aisssa aassd