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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

No IxPEACHNENT.-We were in error yes
terday, 10 stating that the House Of Repre-
sentstives had voted to IxpEACH Judge Wa
irons. The vote Of ayes lll-noes 81, was
upon the adoption Of an amendment to the
impeachment resolution, which amendment
was in the following words:--
That the testimony taken before the
Committee on the Judiciary in the case OF
the Hon. john c. Wstrous, judge OF the dis
,rict court OF the United States for the east
ern district of Texas, is insufficient to justify
the preferment of articles vi Impeachment
against him for high crimes and INSIDE
meanCrs."
And this amendment being adopted, the
resolution as thus amended was carried by
vote of Ayes ll3--Nays sc. So that the
House refused BY majority OF twenty to
send the case to the Senate for trial. We
were led into the error by an accidental mis-
tske 10 the report of the National lntelhgen-
cer--a paper which very seldom makes mis-
takes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

- L rNuDI. .ilTORhEY IT Law
II. fE,e No H. Sou'h kOyoi stres, ALEXAS.
DarA. "a practices ~ Alexandra, the neghbor.
ing counties. and Washington city. Prompt re.
turns male o; al money collected
REFERENCES -M-s,rs McNeal II Jones. Bal
t!mor.; Mrssrs e. h / Parker 4 Co , Washing
tou city; M-ssTs Smoot, Uhier n Co, Al~xan-
dria Va; Messrs Burke X Herbert, Alexandria,
Va nov 2Z-eO m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

We have received the December number
Of the Southern Literary Messenger. 1t
contains Prof. Holcombe's able essay on the
question "Is Slavery consistent with Natural
Law"-acknowledged to be one of the bo't
productions on that subject which has yet
appeared. Besides this, there are, Letter
from Mozis Addums, A Christmas Memory,
Selec tions from the Lee papers, Mason Y
Dixon's Line, the Story of B!eunerh asset,
Sc, &c. An excellent nunter of this ex
cellent periodical.
We have, also, received the January num-
Der of the Ladies' American Magazine, pub
lished in New York, with engravings and
illustrations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

FOREIGN kELATIoSs.--Ws publish to-day
an abstract of the Documents furnished to
Congress by the President, relative to Central
American and Mexican affairs, 10 connection
with the movements of our government and
its agents, and the British and Spanish gov
ernments 1t will be read with interest.
The Baltimore Sun says that these docu-
mants show that "tbe govern ment OF the Uni
ted States has exacted from Great Britain the
verbal acknowledgment OF an entire aban-
donment of ell supervision OF Am rican
movema Is; but, at the same TIM. 1t appears
that the British government AT, cts sort Of
protectorate incon patibie with the relations
# our government and people to Mexico
The subject is still unplea-aotly complicated,
but the consistent and determined policy Of
the United States will, no doubt, succeed in
etfscting a satisfactory and permanent mutu-
alty towards the end proposed--that Is, the
independence of Nicaragua and the opening
of transit upon an equal footing, to the COM
merce Of all nations 10 relation to Mexico,
there seems to be some difficulty in regula'
ting the action of the Spanish government
though there is good reason to believe that a
comm IN policy will eventually be adopted
wblca will result in systt III OF protection in
behalf Of the ctizens OF other nations now ex-
posed to the intolerant aud irregular caprices
of the Auctuating authorities in that distrac'
ted territory"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

GENTS FOR THE UNION INDIA
" RUBBER COMPANY.-GUTTA PER
Ola COATS, CAPS BOOTS, AND CLOAkS.
Six, Alpdca, Seleca md Cotton Goats, Boots
and Cloaks. Leggngs, Covers with Hoods &c,
wholesai4 and retail These goods are warran.
ted 20 stand any climate and will be sold at
mauuiactoTy process.
WALL. STEPHENS. Il co..
No ) y Penn. avenue, bet. gth and 10Th SITS.
And No lU4 Duane street, i doors west OF
Broadway, New York.
...t.....r ,pv . L-.rD,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

ALL SArE.--By yesterdays mails We had
the gratifying intelligence Of the safety OF
the Barque Parthisn and Of the lndiao Em-
pire-both of which vessels were supposed
t. have been lost. The Parthian has arrived
at ST. Thomas, dismssted. The intelligence
is brought by the brig - c. kattisr. which
passed the Cspes on the 10Th, bouad to Bal
timore. The foreigo intelligence announsss
the safety of the Indisn Empire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18

CUMBERLAND Coal AND lRaN COMPANY -
TIE litigation ty anO against the Cumh"r
land Coal aud lrJo Company attracts some
sgtenu on, and is 30. uud.rst, Oh by the con-
mui.iy. The \ \. Tribune has the follow
Ing on The subject
We earH, by inquiry at the company's OF
fee that the proceeding; against The company
by the trustees are merely en- effort Oh their
part to get what is deemed by the company
unreasonable oommissi1ns. That excepting
one note tor Sjl7 %, due February, 1859, the
entire trust l. discharged, aud that for THE
nlte the AOaev has beeu offered to the hold
En- On tee contrary, the suits By the con-
pauy against the parties who claim TO have
rnrchaScI dat prop rty known as the liuh-
MN t.rp. have succeeded 70 tar as 10 have
UhtaIn, an ln]uG;l"a restraining the puf-
chas rs from mInlrg any coal, or conveying
away any IT the properly or papers connect
ID Hth the II tfnan Mining Company, and
tlc COUNSEL OF toe Cumberland cmDany is
cuntiicnt Of success. IL III ,uld be remember
Ell that in any event, the mines Of the CON-
ny are c.nparaiivHly inca haustlble, and
III It til, company now hold. e. much proper
~ Is they held at any time within two or
'hr = years The c0mpony have an ample
supply OF c3il, and 3 81 capital grown
n 90! tha instruments paid by the stock
b drr- adequate t. 70" wants OF the business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-18
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER IS, 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FRIENDS or HUMANITY


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49,, - W .'"' "s'"s "'' VIC "onu'''u'
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
Ben Wig-in on "a ">Wcii' among,
the "lBllsc Noses"

Itappcars by the provincial papers received
by the last express, that our Fishery Clm
missioner has made {. magnificent and impos-
ins ea,rec into the do.ninious Of Queen
Victoria. The New Brunswicker of Satur-
day last contains the following announce
mnnt
"rho Honorable Bsniamin Virgin, of
Bangor, Fishery Commissioner on til. part of
the tnited States under the Reciprocity
Treaty, arrived herr last evening in the
steamer Admiral, accompanied by K D..
Cuts, Esd. Surveyor 10 the American Com
missioner, and J. Hatch ESD, Secretary
The [. ) Commissioner brought two car
riagcs, four horses, and servants, and will
proceed t. Nova Scotia next week, with the
British Commissioner, to fulfil their duties
there
Two Carriages" "four horses" an "ser-
wants, : and accompanied top by II "sursey-
or" and Il "Seeretary,' who - along rs
aitarhes t. his embassy This is crtainly
a most decided spread for. a democrat to b. max
mr. in these hard times 1t is certainly not
very hard to account for tn expenditure of
EIGHTY ODD MILLIONS from the Federal Treas
ury in Il single year when the pay and cmolu-
ments OF such an Office as the Fishery Com
mission are sufficient to enable the incumbent
to travel over the country in a style of SPLEEN
dor equal,iug that of an Eastern Satrap -
The PEOPLE may dig, delve and staryc, but
the Federal othce-holders MIST be supplied
with the means of luxury and display
Wiggn hourishes with the 1.-TWO carriages
-four horses. and servants, y but who pays
for them That's the question.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23

REwARDlNG TUE FAITHFUL. The Washing
ton correspondent Of The Philadelphia Press
says the brother Of Hon. j. \ All, member
of Congress for the Cumberland, York, and
Perry district, had Il contract to supply for
the army 800 mules, at $40 each, making
So 800 also, an order tor 300 from Russell
and Majors, Government contractors, at the
same price, amounting in all to SSl 600
The kind of mules delivered could be bought
readily at Sl20 each. 1t is unnecessary to
add that Mr.. Ali voted for Leeompton, and
is a candidate for reelection.
Some of the other members of Congress from
the rural districts have been providing for
their friends at the public expense, in the
way of contracts for barley, at fine prices
This will account, in part, for where the mo-
ney goes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
Mothers! Mothers! Mothers!

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
csre Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
Teethins. 1t has no equal on Garth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. W nslow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period of teeth
Ing without the aid of this valuable preparation.
Ii life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cent, it is worth its wei ght In gold.
Millions of bottles of Mrs. inslows Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United Statas.
1t is an nld and well tried remedy. None gen
uiue unless the Fac Smile OF Curtis & Perkins is
on the outside wrapper.
Price only - cents bottle.
c. G. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; S. T..
Porkns, Bangor, do. Sold by all dcaler.in Med
ccine. ly-2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
ALARMING SIGNS OF A srcKLY SUMNER

The summer and Fall Of 1858 will he marked the re-
cris "i time as The most sicAy and nneity of seasons
many years Maar9us diseases, III their most malignant
ana t"ch h'hs VIII prefa as eledemcs in sections OF
our country mat nave been deinsed by the te overflow
ny " rNes, creeks ana bayoas anu arehced ny the re-
'e, VI, navy y, f' ms, ,,,,,> ,, ...
Ei', laruoip ~ EN-, binio, re
'tht T ~ IN AND aGt r, IoNGESTlNE FEW Elk,
az, - r,i a ~ - h,.ni IN r.. Ehs uoi..
Ennt,rt ~ ~ ~ sen snir's, eoppEN Ailaohs VI
wiz rae with VI zen e III inc sirt'es OF low
drrrlus r ,h ,,. is tis :. . io anu
produce na>ma, from decomposition vegetable or 9TH
or icconpnscd matter. In southern and Western
States W. may therefore expect - prevalence epidemic
aiarous diseases in the other the above named
forms; and in order that the Public may provide them
selves with the proper to protect their systems
against sudden attacks of diseases of any kind, notify
the people # The approach of these naIadies In Rad
ways Rly Relief you have the preventative. With this
Remedy, howev,r violent and malignant, infectious and
d'Mthly may be the character of the disease, cannot
harm you. teaspponul of this ite-protectug Remedy
drank in little water three four times per day, will so
9rtfy the stomach against the infectious gasses of these
cyers, tha you SAT; from danger though you
were breathing the most wholesome and nyigorang at
@ "r ' IN th ' y 49, y hy'ay neliei mas
Iisi.tG ,,., j., 49,, n No., - - -, ~ , e''
n.,t, a. IN he ,oIi,tai ,,ith an, t.,cr 49, It
Dvxfnteyyitler yej,,, Ga,.ti' i,,, t"t ~
~ ~, :, ~. 49, ~
Keiin,s viii il, = lew h1's RS ,e w" ,.en. a
Ian,tr ~ The NV, so r '' '''liee anu
- -
tohMOS DISEASES.
Diseases sue, as Rheumatism fjoHt Sci4tjra Senr-
aigia Hen4 lfrkeS Influenza Rnsb of Riooi 10 fhe
Heaa, BHiousntvs Choi.c< Te9tt fches. Group U3oop
inn toayaS Tuf4tpqfigH of fEP Boiceks fuI yun1s.
Sudden Itt1cks Of Chik md FeuerS Sickness at he
Stomaeh, G0aJosti44 of tAe Brdn Sun Stroke Liper
Difficulties and other PAINFUL debtatinp and cn.sebllng
maliies i'll riot throughout the length and breadth
Of the land atIc ing i'll their most violent forms the aged
middle aged and youthful Blu, against these HIS which
ntlct vluch lin upon their Victims Railways Ready
Relief viii In il few muments REMOVE tie most fierce and
tor,rfg pains, ard if used in conn, con with Hadyay,s
Regulators, speedily eject u cure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

SAILED.
WEDNESDAY,, II.
sch. james Henry, Grant, Fishing,
TurRsp.Y, Is.
Nathan Clifford, Chute, Belfast
ARRIVED.
FnpAy, lG.
Warrenton Heath, Boston
superior, Nurch, Be.ton.
SATURDAY, Il.
Ahlgtil, jordan, d..
Packet, WAiteomb, do.
SMILED.
Hide, Allen, Brooklin.
SUNDAY, IS.
i" Commodore, Eaton, Boston.
MospAY, 10.
b" Warner ton, Heath, do,
ARRIVED.
!" Vandalia, Moon. salem.
.. Falrleaer, smith, Boston.
q George & Mary, Lord, do.
" Wanderer. Ballatta, do.
.. Lrjak, Moore, do,
. NllhaIla, Davis, do.
Brig Waltham Clark, do.
Sen. N0iant, jordan, Portland.
TCSSpar, %.
" Hannah 4 Abigail, Cook. Boston.
" Arbarcer, Holt do.
Abigail Haynes, Lord do.
WenSEspAy, u.
/" Mechanic, Grant do.
SAILED.
=" Belle Eenick. salem.
" Abigail, Jordan, do.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23

The NEXT CONGRESS. Within n month
the series of elections will commence which
u to determine the political character OIL
the next Congress. The choice of delegations
to the House of Representatives will take
place in the following order, ace riding to the
Tribune Almanac
lS5S-August, lst Monday-Albama,
Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri, and Texas.
August, lst Thursday-fenuessee and \.
Carolina.
september, lst TucStlay-Vtrmont.
:. lst Thursday California.
/" % Monday-Nlaine.
October, LIST Monday-Florida and Geor-
gia.
q" 2d Monday-South Carolina.
" II Tuesdsy-lndiana, Iowa, Min
nesota, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
November, LIST Observation-Disclosures Illinois
Massachusetts,, Michigan, New York and
Wisconsin.
November LIST WcdnesClay-Maryland.
lS59-March, ii Tuesday New iiamp-
shire.
April, lst Monlay-Conneeticut.
g LIST Wcdnesday-Rhode Island.
May, 4th THURSDAY Virginia.
October, LIST Mondry-Mississippi.
November, lst MOnday-Louissna,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23

At Court of Probate held B,nshi within and for the
County IT Hancock on the first Wednesday Of July
A. D., 1858.
IN the petition of VIM. and Robert Hopkins arninsra-
tor Of the estate Of liam Coegns late of Surry in
said County deceased representing that the personal
of said deceased is sufficient pay the just debts which
he owed at the time Of his death Ivy the If four trus
and six hundred and twenty 1--we dollars, and praying FOR
.ence to sell aud convey much Of The real Of sad
deceased including the yerson Of dover also the right to
redeem the homestead Of said deceased may he
ry for the payment CT sail debts au incidental charges
Orered-rhat the Petit lner give notice the heirs of
SAID deceased and to all persons by causing copy
OF this order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American printed in Esw r that they may
appear at Probate Court to be holden at Eswo IN said
county, on the hst Wednesday Of Aug next O'Clock
A. NJ, and shew II any they have why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy Attes-A. A. BARTLETT, Register. 3w-25
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23

Pass HIN RouxD.-0ur brethren of the
press and the public generally are cautioned
against one Isaac Damon, of Great Barring
ton, Mass. BY making false returns, with
holding collections, and other r,lscally means,
thousand dollars. Since we discharged him,
he pretends that he left our employ because
his commission was inadequate. We doubt
whether it is in his power to tell the truth,
-[True Flag.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
In THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE.


NONE genuine the Engsyings Of the
IN Patent office Of England the Seals u the Ecoe
ac.e de Paris and the Imperial College of Vienna nxed
sale and retail from Pr A. BARROW, Member Of the
Imperial College Vienna and Roya College OF Surgeons
London who may oe personally consulted at his residence No
~ Prince street tew blocks west Of Broadway New York,
from II O'Clock the morning ill and from iii in
the evening, tsundays sxceped)
TRiEsEMAR No lis the remedy q sener. snd local
debility loss OF vir decay, and all
ressng consequences arising early all
Impedmen vanish like magic before ia
ing s invaluable to those entering the marriage
TRfESEMAR No 2-Entely ersdicates eli those
orders which and cuebs
antidoe to the of the health
lation.
TRrEsEMAR No sis the great European remedy for tn
class OF disorders which. unfortunately English phys
treats with the inevitable
constitution and which n the Snsapars world
TRIESEMAR-Nos L. and prepared IN the form Of
Lozenge devoid OF taste smell be carried the
waecout pocket SOLD TIN CASES. :
SEPARATE DOSES administered by Veipeau i.alleman
Roux Record &C. &c. Price " four
which 81 and ~ whereby there Of ~
Immediately on receiving remittance, Dr. BARROW.
1SZ FRINGE STREET. NEW YORK viii forward the
TRESEMAR part Of the world securely packed and
addressed according to the Instructions of the writer
To be had W. W. PAGE Druggist, NJ Court
and Hanover Boston, Tacou Fuller Hartford
Conn W. Is Dyer New Haven. Conn Edward Dana. jr.
Portland Mainei and @. Hassard. Providence. h I.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
For the Americana
Lines, On the Death of Mrs. s. 2. Brown.

For the American,
Lines On the Death of Mrs. s. 2. Brown.
o could hear thy gentle voice again,
Or one short moments sight e the obtain;
If but to take a last, "A sad adieu
What vain illusions my wild thoughts pursue,
The shades Of death are drawn, pcrpetu al night
Forever hides thee from my longing sight;
Fixed destiny can ne cr that bliss restore
Till earth, and sea, and heavn shall be no more.
o wife o mother from our bosoms torn,
Torn from our longing hopes, in thee we mourn
LIES tonlest joy-ah never to return
No more our eyes on thy loved form shall gaze,
Where truth and virtue glowed in every grace,
One hour in blooming, health, the next the skies
Receive thy spirit to ever during joys,
such fate if heaven approves, my prayrs implore,
Such be my life, and such its latest hour.
As summer suns too soon forsake the sky,
So Orphans breasts forget the frequent sigh:
Your memory, still renew my tortured thoughts
Never to return, you neer can be forgot
But we shall meet again, no more to part
Hope at the sound awakes, and sooths my heart.
Blest hope that aids with strengthened step to
tend
Ger lfes rough road while heaven and thou the
end,
Tho sank in woe, welcome every ill
NY life has felt, or future hours shall feel.
If virtue, weak like mine, may hope to share
Thy heav'n, and find thy holy nanaion there.
orlsnd, July - ls5a. ''"''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
MARRIED..

In thi. place. the 2l-t inst, by Daniel T. FL
dri'lse, Esqp MI. Daniel Lunt, to Miss Lydia j.
Leach.
In Eden, by Rev W Human, Mr.. Perry Brow
er, to Miss prrilla A. Leland.
In Cutler, 18th inst, by l. o, Ranslell, Mr..
VIM. Ram.dell to Miss Harriet Holiness both Of
Whiting.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
DIED.

In Eden, July 9th, Widow - Brewer, for
merly Of Freeport, aged 81 years.
In Eden, 18th inst, Horace spencer only son
% the late Nicholas J. Thomas, Esq, aged
year., months and - days.
Th, lovely bud So young and fair,
Called hence by early doom,
just come to show how sweet flower,
In Paradise would bloom.
In Eluehlll, 9th inst Charlotte Elizabeth,
daught of Isaac AMI Sarah T. Smith, aged 3
years and month. Poetry next week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
Guardians Sale of r cal Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by 'rtue Of license from
~ the Court Of Probate of Hancock County, there will
b. Id by Public Auction private sale, at the house Of
the late joseph Turucr in iacksport, Saturday the
twentyeghth day vi August at two of he clock in
the afternoon, undivided half of about twenty
acres of land in said Buck sport, owned in by the
minor heirs Of the SAID Joseph Turner aud William " .
Wilson. helm. all the Interest If said heirs in said ,ot
SARAH +, TURN EK, Guardian II said Minors.
= iucn~u I. July 10 l~5S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
DOMESTIC PORIS.

WEST BnooKs vILLE.--Sld I6, sch Ruth Thomas,
Tupley, Bangor; ar Elizabeth, Patchcu, hoston !;
sid Il, pAebc Ann, Green, Bangor; Is, Day
Spring, Cousins. Dnuvers; sea Queen, GRAY Bos-
ton; each, L. ch Westward; 10, IL Per-
kins Thompson. Baltimore; sd B l. Cendon Fall
River; ar Il, brig Eneline, Eastman, Boston,
split ropsail and Topma,t Stay,nil in Squall; ar
49, sch President, Tapley, Newburyport
BrcKspoRr-sid Il, sch May Flower, kilbey,
Baltimore; Is, ar Casseta Lawrence, G Banks,
80 900 fish; 10, Sarah Hall, Pierce, Boston, SD
Rasan, Rasc, Philadelphia; Tallsman, Hopkins,
& Banks fishing; 20 ar brig Isabelle Jewett,
Reed, salem; sch J Ames, Robinson, Boston;
Jenny Lind, Coonlbs, n Y; Willie Lee, Gray,
Boston.
oRIASp-Ar 10. sch Victor Ross, Swans Isle;
james, Pitcher, Salem; Nesta, llaupt do; 20,
bril-, Webster Kelley, liayan, Bucksport; +
Fluker, Orm>by, Boston; Chesapeake, llutcAings
Newfoundland Bank.
Sid 70, sch Frederick, Hahn, Salem; Mary
Francis, Turner, Boston, Pcuciman, Turner, Bus
ton; 20. brig Webster Kelley, liayan, Philadel-
phia.
WEST Eprv-Ar 49, sch oriole, Higgins from
Bay of Fundy, with 80 qgintals fish
TnxMoyr.-Sid. 10. schr Commerce, Romer,
fishing; :, Argo, Flag, Milbriise; Cutter
Fuller, Freeman, Ellsworth; Is, j. Tinker, Thurs
ton Y: olive Branch, Robbins, Calais; lard
times, Bicktaec Fishine;2 Ar Brig Sarah Woes
ter. Booth, Ctlais; scLr Nonpariel, Bunker, Gran
berry Isles; sid Greyhound, detchcll, Nonparicl
bunker, BANGOR New ,a!ani, Rich
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23

The Republican State Convention of Cali
fornia is called to meet at Sacramento on
Thursday, August 5, the day after the Dem
ocratic Convention.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23

CAroS,~There are numerous limitations sprung up On
the reputation that my article has acquired The public
must beware They worthless. 3nl6
G. g. PECK, agent, Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23

NEw HAVEN, May 10, 1856.
Prof pE GRAru; My brother has been deaf for three
years After trying many sdngs, he used your Oil u few
times, and it cured him entirely.
CLIFFORD Il sCANTON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-23
CIRCULAR.
TRhAsunY DEPARTMENT, L

TRBAsunY DEPARTMENT, Feb. IL, 1858.
Collectors aud other officers of the customs of the
frontier ports instructed, that, all impqrta.
tons from the North American British Provinces,
claiming exemption from duty under the stipula-
tions Of the reciprocity treaty the proof prescribed
in section g. article 922. ifthe growth product
ion of the merchandise is required, in all cases
where the actual value of the merchandise shall
exceed the value Of ono hundred dollars, and when
there is consular officer at near the port of
expectation, the oaths prescribed in forms Nos.
2Is and 27s may be taken before a local magis-
trate, duly authorized by the laws of the country
TO administer oaths, which oath taken shall be
accompanied by consular certificate in the fol-
lowing form
certify that--,the person signing
the above certificate magistrate, is duly auth
oriIed to administer oaths by the laws of this
Province, and l believe the statement contained
in the above certificate to be true.