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ELLSWORTH:
FRIDAY MORNING FEB. IL, 1857.

V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
is the authorized Agent for this paper IN the 'i''es
Of Boston. New York, and Philadelphia ana Is
duly empowered to take advertisements ana suo
scrpions at the rates required by us HIS receipts
will be regarded as payments Ills ohiees arr
Bosros. Scaliay's Building; NEW loRk, Tribune
Building%; PulL,psLrnIA, \. E. Cor. tiith AMI
Chestnut Streets.
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DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
This unparalleled preparation is receieye-
ing more testimonials of its wonderful
efficacy in removing pain, than any other
medicine ever offered to the public. And
these testimonials come not alone from
the ignorant. bu, from persons Of every
degree of intelligence and every rank OF
life. Physicians of the FIRST respecta billy
and perfectly conyersant with the nature
of diseases and remedies, have recommended
them as one of the most etiectual in their
line appropriations for the extinction Of
pain. The pain Killer is used interna, "
and externally, according to the nature
Of the complaint. 1t has been found to
be an excellent remedy for sudden colds,
coughs, &c. fever and ague asthma and
phthysic, pain in the head, kidney com.
plant, bruises and sores. severe burns,
canker, boils, and ringworms. weak stom.
ach' and general debility, painters collie
broken breast, &C., bowel complaint, and
dysentery, choleo, liver complaint, and
dyspepsia, teeth-ache, &C., &c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-13

VIM. L. Thompson, formerly CONNER
cial editor Of the New York Courier and
Enquirer, and lately an absccnde. with
moneys fraudulently obtained from va
rious friends, has been oyertaken in
England. and compelled to fork owe,
52489 of his stolen funds.
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SHIP BUILDERS Il RAILRoAD CoSsrRUc-
TORS, ATTENTION i.-Go to the famous
hardware house of Blodget, Brown & Co,
50 l. 81 Pearl St, Boston, and see the
celebrated Burdens Pressed Boat, Ship.
Brad g. Countersunk Railroad Spikes.
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CARD FROM REV. Mr.. KALLocu.-

CARD FROM REV. Mr.. kALLocH.-
To The Editor Of The Telegraph ami Chronicle !:
You state in your last evenings paper
that "many of Mr.. Kal|och's friends have
been hoping that he would commence a
legal process against some of the parties
&c. Also. that you learn from reliable
authority that the case will be brought
before Grand Jury of Middlesex County
next week, and that the charge will be
adultery
1t has been painful to me to resist the
wishes of those friends who have urged
me to take the initiative in legal action.
But | think time will reveal the pru-
dence Of my course. | came here aecu-
sed of a heinous crime. l came, not to
assail my accusers, but to defend myself.
have expected, if my enemies were
in earnest, that complaint would be
made to the Grand Jury. which. is in
my opinion, the appropriate mode OF as
eertaining the truth. In word. ! choose
at present to stand. where ! have been
placed, on the defence.
| | have not remained silent from fear,
and only make this explanation lest lon
ger silence should be mistake for fear.
| do not shrink in the least from le-
gal investigation but prefer that i,
take the course which you say on relia.
BILE authority, is to be taken l say this
with a full apprehension of the nature Of
the influences with which | have to con-
tend. and with an unwavering confidence
as to the ultimate result.
|. s. kALLoCH.
The Transcript says
! Zone of the most prominent resident:
of East Cambridge informs us that the
citizens Of the place are much incensee
at the course of the friends of the Rev
| S Kalloch. in regard to the characte
of the locality and term. used IN the re
port of the committee in abiding to til;
witnesses they examined.
The Grand Jury of Middlesex count,
are to meet at Cambr:de next Monday
and criminal charge will be made
against Mr.. kalloch. The examination
will of course be private aud expar,e, bu
| l. All iidtCtlNcii Is lOuilNA tEc tlutA Va eai'
case will come out on the trial.
THE Pit TRADE. " no could dream
of the magnitude such an undertaking
as the manufacture of Purgative Pill
assumes when it comes into general use
And how painfully do the following NUN
bers speak of the amount Of human sick
ness aud suffering, tina, little msrcel 0
remedy goes forth to colnba, and subdac
Dr.. j. e. AYKR Of Lowell, manufactures
in his laboratory forty gross per diem o
his Ca.iariic Pills, through all the year.
This is eight boxes minute or one dos
second. We thus End over 43 600 per
sons swallow this pill every day, or 229t
900 month. Physicians think Of that
80, 600 patients day who seek relic
from the medical skill OF one man. Sure
ly that man should be, as be is in thi
case one of the first intelligence and Q
highest character. His occupation entail
upon him fearful responsibility for tn
veal or woe OF bis fellow man. PaiHsrW
/ Courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-13

" There was State convention of
the Straight Wings of New Hampshire,
recently, and they mustered eleven men,
all told.
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fault found with them by some, because
they are so strict and obseryant.
And thus. Nj. President, if we had
more opportunity TO examine this short
speech of Mr.. Clay's we Nigh, show
whore he is az fault in most Of his asscr-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-13

Mr.. President. l hope this resolve
will have unanimous passage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-13

simples, By DR.. Wistar in his celebrated
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, has a pecula,
power over all diseases of he lungs.
Many physicians have usel i, in b III
practice, and generally With markell sue.
eess
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-02-13

HoAoray's Pills. a certain Remedy
for all Liver aud Stomach Complaints
The daughter of Mrs. Farlow, Of
Maiden Lane, New York. was for three
years in a most deplorable state of health
caused by her liver and stomach being
out of order. The mothor tried variety
Of remedies. but unfortunately the child
was not benefited by the same, on the
contrary, she gradually became worse,
Seven weeks ago she commenced to use
Holloway's Pills in accordance with the
printed directions, they have completely
cured her after every other remedy mad
failed to give her the slightes. relief.
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MAINE LEGlSLATU
Fishing Eounties.

Is SENATE. Wednesday January Al
Mr.. RING from the Joint Seleci
Committee to which the subject was re
fcrred, reported the following resolve re
lating to the proposed repeal by Con
cress of the Fishing bounsics -
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-06
state Of Maine.

YORK IS. Al the Sup-eme Judicial Court,
begun and held at Alfred, within aud for the coun-
~ Of York, on the third Tuesday Of September,
A. ID. 1857.
In the above action, Il appearing that the De-
PENDANTS are out of the State and have never been
notified aud have no Tenant, Agent, az Attorney
IN this State upoo whom to serve notice.
The Court order. that the Plaintiff cause the
SAID deicn ,aIis Ia be notified IL the pcndeucy OF
this suit by serving them with an s,,es,cd copy
ri the wnt aud tins order Of Court ihereon four
teen days. or by Publishing the same three weeks
successiyely Ia tie Unlon aud Eastern Journal, "a
newspaper, printed in Biddefofd in said County
of lors, the T., publication thereof 10 be tLir,y
days at lrast beior, the next term of said Cour,
10 be held AT ilGed within and for said County OF
York, on the first Tuesday ofJanulry A. ID, 1858,
that they may then aud there Ia said Court ap
pear aud shew cause, II any they have, why
judgment, in said action, should not be rendered
agsiusi them aud execution issue accordingly.
Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk
True Copy Il writ and oJder ~ Coat thereon.
3wi5 Aiies,, JAMES U. MlNTiRE, Clerk
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from Prescription Of Sir. J. Clarke, NJ d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfapg In the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution. Itmoierates aliexcsss and
moves all Obstruetsns and brings on the monthly PERI
al ~ith regularity. These pills should be used two
three weeks prior to eonnnement they fory the con-
,uOn, AMI lessen the suffering during labor, enabling
the mother To psr0rm her duties with safety to herself
AMI ehlLl.
These Pus should not be taken By females that are
pregnant, during the E,a tArss m0aiAs, As they are
sure 10 bring on miscarriage but at every other time
and In every other case. they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and spinal Arsetsn, pain In
the Hack sui Limbs iIsayiness, Fatigue on slight ex-
srOu, PslpitatiOa Of the Heart. Lowness Of Spirits,
Mysteries, SICK lIsadsehe, whites aAd all the painful
diseases occasiOned by dsorlered system these Pills
will eject cure when all other have failed, and
although pO~srfa remedy does not contain iron, cal
Onel, an,imony, or any ether mineral.
Pull dretioks accompany each bottle Price, In the
Cniteistates AMI Canada, One Dollar.
sole Agents Tor the United states and Canada,
I.c. BALDWIN, 4 CO.,
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE a MOSES, Auburn ". ", General A gents
N. B.-si,Qo aud postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent will ensure battle Ofthe Pulls BY re-
turn mail.
For sale by = s Mitchell, saeO WIN. c. Oyer, BID.
dsbci, ami Druggists Ia every town In the United
states
n FOSTER h Co, No I, cornhIn, BSston, Wholesale
Agent br n MArchl-iyl0
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PHxrsoLoGlc,LLr Turxvlsu. The case o

PHKKSoLooicaLLr Tnixvisn. The case oil
James D. Brayman, u Chicago editor, re-
Gently sentenced to four years imprisonment
for stealing letters from the Pos. Office, Is u
curious one in many respects. lie was alb
stemious and frugal, lived within his means,
and enjoyed an excellent character asa mem
Der Of the Baptis, Church. The Buffalo
Advertiser, in the Office Of which he was
once employed, says:
During his engagement with US We were
puzzled by the traits Of character he exhibit
ed. Without exhibiting abilities Of high
order, he could do great many things we'll,
and IL seemed 20 be a matter Of entire in
difference TO him whatever he was assigned
to do. As doer OF all work his services
were very valuable. His taciturnity was
remarkable, and it was tho hardest thing in
the world to keep up any conversation with
him. We never knew him to laugh hearth
ly, nor to express any strong likes or dis
likes for men or things, in fact he seemed
utterly without passion Of any kind except
for work. One popularity he had tina,
sometimes gave Us no little annoyance
That was the habit Of tucking away in the
queerest places pieces Of manuscript and
slips cut from exchanges, such as usually
litter an editors table, so that they could
be found by nobody bat himself A phrenol.
osist would say secre,iyeness was his largest
organ"
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State Of Maine.

~, YORK So. To the SheriiIs Of our
respective Counties, or either Of their
D Deputies, GREETING.
l--) We command You TO attach the
goods or estate of William II. Robinson and Hen.
~ A. Robinson, both of Hollis, IN said York
county, millmen, to the value OF two hundred
dollars aud summon the said Robinsons' u they
may he found in your pTecinci.) 70 appear before
our Justices Of our Supreme Judicial Court. next
TO be holden at Alfred, within nad Tor our said
county OF York, on the third Tuesday OF Sep,em.
Der, A. ID 1857, then and there In our said court,
10 answer unto Hiram Johnston, Of Saco, In said
York county, yeonan, IN u plea oil the case for
that the said Defendants at Hollis TO wit. at said
Alfred, ON the nineteenth day of March, IN the
year of our Lord, one Thousand eight hundred
aud flly.fve, by their proinissory note Of that
date, by them signed, for value received, jointly
and severaily promised The Pal ,iitf TO pay him
or his order ten dollars In one year from the date
thereof, with interest, aud the palntih AYERS that
said year has long since elapsed.
Also, for that the said Defendants at Hollis, 10
wit, nj said Allied, Oh the eleventh day Of July,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dredl,nd fiiiy.six, by their other pronssory note
VI that date, by them signed, for value received,
Jointly and severally promised the plaintiff 10 pay
him or his order, the sum Of one hundred dollars
in nine months irnn the date thereof, with inier-
est, and the plaintiff AYERS, that sald nine months
have long slnce elapsed. Yet the laid defendants
though requested, have not paid the same, but
neglect so to do, to the damage Of the said PLAIN.
tiff (as he says) the sum If two hundred dollars,
which shall then aud there be made 10 appear,
with other due damages. Aud have you there
this writ with your dOings therein.
Witness, joins 8. TENsEY, Esquire, at Al fred,
the seventh day Of July, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred aud flly seven.
JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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Latest Foreign News.

NEW YoRK, Nov. l.
The steamship Star OF the West from AS
pinwall arrived to-day. bringing SIX days
later news than that by the Quaker City,
and nearly one million and half in treas
ure.
1.-The rainy season had commenced in Cali.
fornia.
Col. Fremont had purchased the Mercer
and Mariposa claims.
Several other murders had been commit
ted by the Washo Indians, and the citizens
are arming themselves for defence
Political Affairs in Peru are unchanged.
- The intelligence by the Canada sho s
remarkable financial steadiness thus far. in
England and France. There are no indica-
tons ola panic although the heavy drain Of
gold upon both the Banks Of England and
France still continued, tho bullion Of the
former having deminishcd during the week,
nearly three millions Of dollars, aud that OF
latter during the month about seven million
ofdollars. Ii is evident that the people OF
Europe are not so easily frightened in mat.
tiers pertaining to finance and business rs we
are in the United States. The difference
arises from skilful and providcnt manage
ment OF the great national banks are as u
raw and undisiplined militia, incompetent
not only to meet an enemy, but also not
knowing how TO take care OF themselves when
no enemy is near.
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state Of Maine.

,> YORK IS. To the SheIiGs OF on
respective Counties, or either Of their
c. Deputies, GREETISG.
l--' We command YOU 10 attach the
GOOD, or estate Of William II Robinson aud Hen
~ A. Robinson, both Of Hollis. In said York Coun.
", millmeu, aud J. T.. Robinson, Of Dorchester
ia the county Il Norfolk, and Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts, Blacksmith, to the value Of one
hundred dollars, and summon the said Ruhinsons
(ifthey may lie found IN your precinci,) to appear
before our Justices Oi our Supreme Judicial Court
next TO he holden at Alfred, wilhla aud for the
county of York, on the third Tuesday OF Seplcm.
Der A. ID. 1857, then and there In our said Court
TO answer unto William Cove, Of Limingion, IN
said County OF York, yeoman, in a plea Of the
case for that The said Defendants nj Limlny,on,
10 wit, at said Alfred, on the sixiecpth day Of
February, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eis ht hundred aad iinyseyen by their pronilssOry
note by them signed, jointly aud severally prom
l.ed the plaintiff to pay him or his order, the sun
Of iiiiy.lwo dollars aud eighteen cents on demand
and interest. Yet the said Defendants though re-.
1uesied, have not paid the sane, but neglect 80
TO do, to the damage Of the said Plaintiff las he
says) the sam VI nc hundred dollars, which shall
then and there he made TO appear, with other
due damages. And have you Their, this writ with
yosr doings therein.
Witness, JoHS 5. TESsEY, Esquire at Alfred,
the seventeenth day OF July, in the year Of your
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud tiiiy-seven.
JAMES u. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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State Of Maine.

YORK SIS. Al The Supreme Judicial Court,
begun and held at Alfred, within and for the
County IL York, on the third Tuesday Of Septenl.
her A. ID. 1857.
In the above action, IL appearing that Henry
A. Robinson and J. Z. Robinson, two Of the Do
lent'ans are out Of the Stale and have never been
notified aud have no Tenant, Agent, or Attorney
in this State upon whom TO serve notice,
The Court order, that the Plaintiff cause the
said defendants To be notified Of the pends0cy OF
th. suit by publishing al atlcstsd copy OF The
wri, and this order Of Court thereon, three weeks
successfully in the Union and Eastern Journal, a
newspaper printed IN BidJelord In said couniy Of
York, tie last publication thereof TO be thirty days
al least before ih. next term Of said Court To be
held ut Alfred, within and for ssid County Of
York. on the first Tuesday VI January A. ID. 1883,
that they may then and there in said Couu appear
aud shew Cause, II any they have, why Judgment
in said action, should not be rendered against
them and execution issue accordingly.
Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
'Tru. Copy Of writ and order Of Court thereon.
~ Attest, JAMES o. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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fy Pctcrson's Magazine for December
is already before us, with rich display
of fashion plates and engravings. The
engraving entitled "thc First CopyboOk,"
is very beautiful, and the other embellish-
ments very fine. Mrs. Southworth's fasci-
mating novelette, "Love's Labor Won,"
is finished in this number, as also IA
belle Liegoisc by Mrs Stephens. Peter
son offers new inducements for 1858,
which will, of course, be fulfilled, as he
always keeps his promises.
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State of Maine.

YORK So. AT the Supreme Judicial Court,
begun aud held at Allied, within and for the
County at York, on The thlrd Tuesday Of SeP'en
Der, A. ID. l,57
In the above action. IL appearing that Henry
A Robinson. one Of the Defendants Is out Of the
State and has never been notified and hos no
Tenant, Agent, or Attorney in this State, upon
whom Ia serve notice.
TIE Court order, that the Plaintiff cause the
said defendant To l,e notified Of the peudency OF
this suit 10y publishing au atiesied copy OF the
wri, aud ,hls order of Court thereon three weeks
successfully IN the Union and Eastern Joul nal, a
newspaper printed in Biddeforl in said County 81
York, the Last publication ihereofio be ihiIiy days
at least before the next term Of said Cont To be
held ut Alfred, within aud for said county Of York
un the fri Tuesday Ut January A ID. 1858, that
he may then aud there in said Coun appear and
shew cause, IL any he have why judgment, IN
said action, should not be rendered against lin
and execution issue accordingly
Attest, JAMES.O. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
True Copy Of writ aud order of Court thereon,
10 Attest, JAMES o MclN TIRE, Clerk.
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State Of Maine.

YORK IS. To the Sheriff, II Out
Irrespective Counties, or either or 'he,r
1 - Deputies, GREETING.
WV We commend YOU 20 attach the
goods or estate of Joseph NJ. Stevens, OF Wells,
N said Couniy at York, ycoman, To the value OF
6liy dollsrs, aud summon the said Joseph NJ.
stevens (if he may he found in your pr,cInci,) to
appear before our Justices OF our Supreme Judi.
cial Court, rext tn b. holden 1T Alfred, within
and &c our laid County of YORK. on The hrs,
TUESDAY Of Jsnu.y A. ID. 1857. then and ihet-
IN our said Court 10 answer unto Jeremiah Nj.
Ealou, of Wells, in said County Ut York, vrcrnau.
In plea u the case Tor ,hst The saId Defendant
NJ said Wells, on the thriic,h day Of November
A. ID 1854, BY h's promiss.fy note II that date
by hiln subscribed tor value received. promised
the Pisinulrto pay hiln or orler tie sum II
t~enty-six dollars ON demand alier sixty days
with iaitest. Also Zoe that the said Defendant at
SAID w-,ls on the ihir'ieth day of Novemb-r A,
ID. 1854, nv his prmissory note OF inat date by
him subscribed. ior value received, promised the
Plant a tn par hun os order the sum of IL rniy.
six dol'srs on dsmsnd with inier-t. Also fns
thai the aid Dcieudan, at said Wells on the ihir
ie,h day OF November 4. ID 1854, By his promis.
.ory nU~ al that date. ~ him subscribed for val.
Ne reviewed., promised the Plaintiff To pay him
90 order the sum al tw~nty.stx doar> ou demand
.h-r sixty d,y. from date with interest,",
Ala, toe .ha, the SAID Defendant being indrbl,
cd 10 the Pislullh IN The sum Of tweuty-e ght dol
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State of Maine.

YORK IS. Al the Supreme Judicial Court
begun and held At Alfred. within and for the coun
,y OF York, On the third Tuesday Of September A
d. 1857.
In the above action, II appearing that the De
frndant Is out Of the State and has never been
notified aud has no Tenant, Agent, or Attorney
in this State upon whom ~ serve notice.
The Court order, that the Plaintiff cause the de-
iendani TO be notified Of the tendency OF this suit
By serving him with an atiesied copy Of The writ
aud this order Of Court thereon fourteen days, o.
by publishing the same three weeks succsssively
in the Union and Eastern Journal, a newspaper
published in .Biddeiord, in said County Of York
The last publication thereof to be thirty days at
least, before the next term Of said Court TO be
held a, Alfred, within and for said County ef York
III the frs, Tuesday Of January. A. ID. 1893, tina,
he may then and there in said Couri appear and
sbew cause, If any he have, why judgment, Ia
said action. should not be rendered against him
and execution i.sue accordingly.
Attest, JAMES o. MlNTIRE, Clerk.
True Copy Of writ and order Of Court thereon
IS Attest, JAMES o. MlNTlRE, Clerk
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State Of Maine.
WILLIAM BERRY.

YORK SIS Al the Municipal Court Of the City a
b.drfori, which uas begun and held Al Rsddsf,c Ia
said oountf Of York, onthe nrst Monday of November
A. D. 1857. -
In the above action appearing that O. y. Chsse, the
SAID defendant 10 Oct az the sas anil has never been
no,ihei and hes n, TENANT Agent, or Attorney In this
state uIon uham IN ssrve nosscs. -
The Court orders that the rAiniic use the sali de
kniant 20 DC pounei d TIE pwDdepcy Of this suit by
pabsAing attssse cory Il the wri AMI this ocier Of
Coau thereon thrv~ veeks successfully In the Union
Eastern Journal. nsuspap-r printed In Riddefsrd, "a
said coany " fork, the a publication 60 be ten days
ai ic.s' ssse the nrss MoolAy u December next, that
the aid d.tendAnt nay a. tina, time appear IN said
Court aud shev cause u any he has, vhy ludKnent "a
THE action should ma be rnierci againsi HIN and
ecution issue accordingly.
Attest. WILLIAM BERRY. JuJrs.
true copy u vrit and ocier VI Court thereon.
3sts ID Attsss, WILLIAM BERRi, Judgs.