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Ar'lE.'Siya-THa Philadelphia Evening Pul-
tefil, Ia ting tn ilii.n; of in airerti.ius which
o. u sstai s.ri.a tic hard times. says:
"lFeegt. 0..a., 70 advertise i,lke taliag down
ono fa. /: l. s1ft It i9titaaiiIn OF rq;iremcl,
tfsul tasiae,., and the ra6fir treat it a. such
ar 'feF sasy reS1rd it as whence that something
las gert 7sE.ut ia the La-incss wairh requircs
privacy ies investigation. Whatever COT structjon
nay 5e fa; uaea it. tie result i. disastrous. How
So a!,i.e all car se4lcfs who may have fallen
tat" tae etanion error Of the season. TO come out
u ilsir h4irs, to lat up their 81 "a. once more.
am t7aItrrtl>e much aud in II, many paper,
tLry dll in tho be,t times, Mile bushes,
zrra,e, Niert-iHs, it is equally true that aiycr-
tIs'HE creates business. 1t creates u talk ana a
-tir ii b4stDoss circles and reminds people that
they hase no light 10 be leading droncs lives
even t#au-s L.s times be dull And even in the
worst at ti4e,, advertising always pays well, au!
tacutse Il ii thefe is, tie greater Will be the
circumstances It money and the sooner will be
restored cu.ition # prosperity
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Light Postponed.
Mr. Editor:
fremont, Sept. LIST, 1853

Mr. Editor
Times are very brisk here in political mat
ters; as proof what the opposition are do
ing. and how they labor for every vote, let me
say the light on Bass IIarbor Head, was adver-
tised to be lighted the LIST. OF Sept; and now
as they find that some one will be disappoint-
cd. and consequently withhold his vote, they
have postponed the lighting OF 1t UNTIL AFTER
ELECTION Copies of the Custom House let.
ters are much sought after. 5.
What next?
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

On the 10Th inst, Jonathan Y Perry, of
Deer Isle, a worthy young man aged -, was
lost overheard from the brig Lyra, VIM II
heed, Master. on her passage from Philadcl-
pima to Boston. He was on the royal yard,
when the fore and maintopmasts broke, car
rylng him with them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

Modern skill has eliminated in AyeF' =
Pills. Invention did its best in this prodac-
ton. \ mastery art has combined the sub
tie essences of remedials into compound
that pcnctrates the foundations Of disease
and cxpcls the very seeds of disorder from
the blood. Such Il remedy Was needed and
since we have j we want our readers to know
what it is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

GlyE Us AN OLD Nurse FOR DIsEAsEs Incl
DENT to the period of tccthing in Children
One old nurse is better than u thousand ply
seans Here you have that Old narsc tor
- cents, in the form Of MRS. WINSAOW $
SOOTHING SYRUP.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Lyman Fields a,ey Of Ellsworth decea scd
aud Hannah Fields of said Ellsworth in the count,
~ hancock ana state Of Maine the fifteenth day o
sep'e'nhcr eighteen hundred and fifty three by deed
mortgage duly acknowledged and recorded in Hancock
heE,Sry Vol 96, Page 2I7, conveyed Henry $ Jones
a'l! OF Ellsworth. deceased lot 4 land situated OF
"an 81, IN SAID Ellsworth, reference bing had to said
de'u and record for more particular description. The
conditions of said mortgage hayin. been brok en- here
by claim to forcclpse the same
GEO rARCHER, Admir- De Boni. Non.
Ellsworth, Aug. 16 lssS 9v3n
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N0ticc Of E1rccL.,Snre

\EHIREAS, stephen Torrey late Of Ellsworth In the
- County of llaacnck the twenty second ,lay of
May Oh. Thousand eight hundred and ffy one by deed
ii mortgage duly acknowledged and recorded in Ilt,cock
-strS- Vol ~ Page l0J. conveyed To Henry s. .uuc.
hate Of Ellsworth deceased lot land situated on Cross
street in said Ellsworth, releys being had said deed
and record for more particular description The cond
tns ot sid mortgage h.yint hayi,g broken hereby
claim to for'clps, til. .stfnc
GEO fAKClIEE. Administrator De Bonis Won.
Ellsworth, Aug. It, 1855. 3v3l
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N0ktcc Of E0recLnsnrc-

PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that John NJ Hale o
Ellsworth in the County Of Hancock on the tvesty-
fourth day OF April in the year of Lord one Hiousapdf
eisbt hundred and forty five. by his mortgage deed
OF that date. conveyed to me, Joshu. W. Hathaway
f hangor, in the County of Penobscot, undivided
nan part :" lot Of land in Ellsworth in the County Of
HANCOCK, being lot number four Of the button Corner
called according to the plan Of the same surveyed by
!6in IT, Deane and drawn by Seth Tisdae, April 18th
300 reference to said plan. together with undiv ied
nan part nt the buildings thereon, and applrte1ances
thereof to secure the payment Of fourteen hundred dol
s according to the tenor Of notes Of hand given
ny inc SAD Hale to the said Hathaway for the same
specified in the condition Of said mortgage which mort
gage Is recorded in the Registry Of deeds in said County
81 Hancock and the condition in said mortgage Is broken
by reason whereof, the said Hathaway claim foreclo-
sure thereof JOSHUA W. HATHAWAY.
August II, 1858. 3w30
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The POTATO CRoP. We hear Of n W instances
IN TINS vicinity, where the potato disease has made
It's appearance. ih" crop in general looks unusual
ly promising, and the quality of the potato never
was better. The disease cannot We think. now
make such ravases as it did last year, and we have
strong hopes that most fields will entirely escape
tt Eastport Sentinel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

BLEEDING At THE LrNcs.-Many just with
in the grasp Of CONSUMPTION are saved every
year by the faithful us. ofDr, Wistar's Bal
s4m Of Wild Cherry. Is success in allaying
AMI curing severe lro;r4:s,i coughs is re-
narkabIe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

Wire FOR THE hLNNrlf CABLg.--It i gen.
orally supposed that the AtImtic cable e
entirely in England. Such is not the case. Very
many miles of the wire were manufactured in
Providence, ut factory in the upper Pottiunotthc
city. tne thousand tons OF iron per day were con-
consumed III the work and its superiority over that
Gmade in Engand Is well understood by the Gable
ompany. 1t is worthy IT mite that 10 portion Of
the wire made in this county parted Willie being
add Zee.
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WIlEEEAS, Nahum I. Norris lato Of Ellsworth In the
W County ot llucock State If Maine on the t,yr,tv
nun Day et March, thou. and .ht hundred and ffy
lN decd ct mortgage duly acknowledged and r.cor.d in
iia'"cN Registry vol s. Page 10 conveyed to Henry
jors he Of Ellsworth deceased, a lot Of land .tnat,l
nn li-h Street i'll said Ellsworth reference. being had Il,
an" ul ca and record tor more particular drscrpti-
me conditions ~ said mortgage having been broken
hereby claim to orecIasc the SANE
GEo. rAKtilER, Administrator y. Bonis Non.
Ellsworth Aug. II, 1888 3va1
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me SLAYER CAPTURED RY 5. BRIG DoLrBix.
Inc ntcd states brig Dolphin, Lent John n
Mni'it commanding, arrived at Key West on the
--d INST, having sailed from Sagua la Grande the
previous day, and reported having captured
SLAYER
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ToHce Of Foreclosure.

WliEREAS. Joshua Peakes, late Of Ellsworth in the
W County ot Ianc ok, on the twerJssb day Of Nav
eshteen hundred and fifty, by deed Of Mortgage duly
acknowledged aud rec rled in hancock Registry Vol 81
Rage 20 conveyed to Henry $ Jones, late ~ Ellsworth
deceased. a lot Of land STUFFED Elm Street in said
Ellsworth, reference being had said deed and record for
more particular description. VIE conditions OF said
mortgage having been broken hereby claim fnrcclosc
tlc same. GEO PARCIIER.
Administrator De Bonis Won.
Ellsworth, Aug t. 1855. 3w3l
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. IIoratio N. Names formerly Of Ellsworth
m the t"nnty Of Hancock, on the twenty eighth day
OF october eighteen hundred and ffty-one by deed Of
mortgage duly acknowledged and recorded in Hancock
hsStry Vol W Page IL, conveyed to Henry :. Jones'
dte OF Ellsworth deceased. o Of land situated on Elm
street in said Ellsworth reference being had tn said deed
and record for paticular description The copdi.
tons OF SAID mortgage having been broken hereby claim
t. i"rcciJSe the same. GEO PARCIIER
Administrator lie Bonis Won.
Ellsworth, Aug IL 1858. ;,w31
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EiEchiil Academy.

TIE Fall Term will commence on the 21h day If Sept
hcNt, ml.r the instruction OF Mr.. Richard Iuuawi ill.,
graduate Of Dartmouth College, Term Twelve weeks
EiHelil Aus. 80, 1855. :iu33
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Al Court of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for the
County Z" lIanc1ck on the frst Wednesday Of August
A. II. 1913.
{ Eob"E n BLACK and Eugene Hale named Exccu-
tors III certain Instrument purpoit NJ he the last
"lad testament OF Thomas R1binson, late Of Ellsworth
Probate;
oncrel That the said Executors give notice to all per.
Sous Interested by causing copy of this order he pub
shvd Three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
Court to be held at Ellsworth in said County on the first
wednesday {" september next, at ten oi the clock, A. NJ.
ana show case, any they have, why the said instru-
hcit should not be Proved approved and allowed is the
last Will and testament Of SAID deceased.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
20 true copy-Attest, A. \. BARTLETT Register.
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VERDICT SGtISsrA GitY,-Silas Anderson, has
recovered verdict ut SlJsj dumagc against the
city Of Bath for injuries sustained by him in driy-
ing through Broad street. The street being en-
cunbercd, Mr. Anderson was thrown from Ii,
wag naguast Il stone lying in the street; his Leg
wa, broken, and lie was disabled lor some months.
Exceptions were taken.
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Notice Of Foreclosure

WHEREAS, George Coulter and James c. Cts,tor late
Ellsworth. III the County of Hancock on the twenty
eighth day Of May. thousan eight hundred and ffty
Three by deed of mortgage duly acknowledged and record
ed IN i'ncork Registry, Vol %, Page sos conveyed to
Henry jones, late Of Ellsworth deceased lot Of land
situated on Hancock st, in Ellsworth reference being h!
To said decd and record for particular DESCRIPTION
HE cbnilti'o of sad mortgage having been broken |
hereby claim IN prccla.e the same
GEO. ftGtliEE administrators De Bonus Won.
Ellsworth, Aug. l6, lSjS, ;;w3l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

its annual session in this city, October ly-.2I,
under the direction Of Prof. Baker. The State
Musical Association will be in session here at tho
same Time and it is probable that the two bodies
will meet and have their exercises together,
IWbi,,
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AMERICAN g. FOREIGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents

LATE AeESr OF q. S. PATENT Or'yIcE, WASHING
TON, UNDER THE Acr OF 1879
rs STATE ST, opposite KiDya., Boston,
4 FTER an extensive practice Of up
! wards of twenty years, continues TO secure
Patents in the United States; also in Great Brit
ain and other foreign countries. Caveats, SPecif.
actions, Assignments, and all Papers or Draw ings
for Patents, executed on liberal terms and with
dispatch. Researches made into American or For.
eign works. to determine the alidity of Patents
or lnventions--and legal or other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same. Copies of tho
cluims of any Patent RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New Eng
land, but through it inventors have advantages for
securing patents, ascertaining the patentablity
OF Inventions, unsurpassed by, if not immeasura-
bly, superior to, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The testimonials below given prove
that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE Pa.
TENT OFFICE than the subscriber and as Sue
CESS Is THE BEsf PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abnr-
dant reason t~ believe, and can prove, tkat nc 9th
or OF the kind the charges for professional
vices so moderate. The immense practice of the
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled
him to accumulate ~ast collection Of spccifea-
tons and Official decisions relative 10 patents
Fhe's besdes his extensive library Of legal and
mechanical work.. and full accounts of patents
srhnted in the UAted STATE. and Elro,s, render
him able, beyond question, to efsr Superior fAch-
tiles for obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey 30 Wsshis sson, to pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay thorc are
here aved Inventors.
T4kTINONALE.
81 regard Mr. Bddy one othe espsbys and cue
etssfu pravticouers with whom have had official inter-
course. CiAS. MASON, - Commissioner Of Patents.
VI have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that fey
cannot employ competent and trusfmorthy
and more capable Of putting their apcx in f. rm
to secure from them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUN Nd BURKE"
Late Commissioner IF Pstene..
"I}ost'm, February 4, 1858.
"Mr X u Eddy has matte for TIIIIsTEkE anil .
cations, alt bat Of which patents lave b.. u granted
aud that ona is not peniiHg Such uIim istak able brood
OF great talent and ability his part leads recon
mend ALI inventors to apply to him procure their IA
tents, as they be of having the fpithiu Ut,
tenon hes towtd OH thsx cases, and very reasonable
charges. JONI TAGGAKrn
From Sept 17th 1851, to june 17th 1855 the subscrt
Der in course Of h large practice, Made fcjcs reject
ed applications, SIXrkEN App Is LVfRY orr a.
winch was decided in ms taSo. the CoEmisscn.y o.
iatehts. 1y50 X. II. EDDY
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fjYcG0H NOtjcr.

THIS ccrtdes that tlr valuable consideration give to
my sou Flsty b. Young his time to act Il r himself
during his inerity and that shall clant none OF his
earnings or pay any debts Of LIS contracting after this
D. Il usGnob, Witness. SAMUEL YOt NJ.
Ellsworth, Aug. g. 1888 3w3.
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THE design OF this book is to bring whole libra
rits into II single yolume--to furnish mental
meal Tor every day and every hour-iur every
taste, hUuor, caprice-a book for the grave ana
gay, the old and young; we have, therefore
Science and Philosophy, Rhyme aIrl ReasUn, Wit
and " i.dom, Fact and Fancy which int together
they came, produce a sert of intellectual alum
pudding, inasmuch the whole is pcupcred and
,piced with puuS, conundruns, and drolIcri,s, to
-ay nothing of garaish Of three hundred cngray-
ings.
In these pages are given the essences Of thought
and sentiment from tiocthc, sydney smith, sam
johnson, and many othei.; clci cal anecdotes
lIihernian ecccntgicitirs Western cxtrayA.auzas
gathered from the f7ju tr5Eis9ff the Pgc,v; outlines
p of the tale Of hou QuiNpic and Oil Bias; Of the
fables of tMyiau and llioutainc; of the clie
poems Of Jerusalem Delivered, Teema,hu.
urlAnd lurioso, and others, Of the Life and saw
ines Of Mfs. Partinetanand the " iiew Bcdott;
OF the Bunshy Papers and the Green Mountain
Girls oi the Life OF Sun Houston Gerard the lion
killer, Cummings the elephant DESTROYER, aud
Livingston the gIaiie-chaser; Of Nteycns' travels
in Egypt and Palestine Paul and Virginia
Alexander Dumas, the Swiss Family Robinson
Mr.. Gliddan and -a,a Patch with spicy citations
Of prose and poetry, from the na.tcr->lirit, Of
the day-LonstcIlow, Bryant Bayard Taylor,
DIR. Kane, Commodore Perry, etc. 1t furnishes
So, tind OF information for the serious-thc
Natural lH-tsry Of the Bible which IS u sub
] CT "i rAhau-tcss interest; striking facts III
N'trou my, Chemistry, and Natual History; re-
matSnbi" Hiogmph"s, Interesting Travels, and
Wonderful lfacoNOie- IN Ast and Sciences.
FEfGG PlEGEY, the editor OF this book, has a
worldwide reputation, As an author-hs writ
ing having become familiar rs household words
wherever the English language spoken. IlllS
i His LAST WORK, aud we predict for it II
popularity equal, il not superior, to that acquired
by any OF his former publication.
II This work Il lie SOLD EXCLUSIVELY
BY Il B>GRitfluN, at the low price Of 50 81
Agents wanted in all parts OF tic county to
ohtain subscribers IN it.
Specimen copies will lie sent ly mail, prepaid,
to any address on receipt of the price Tor full
particulars addr,s -.
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Specimens Of pure Gold from the Tody Pond
Mines gathered by Prof q. W. Pitts may be cx-
amiHcd at Coumbs Saloon.
There is 10 doubt that pure Gold in abun-
dance can be obtained there.
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Sficntih1 \ merriam.
PROSPECTUS.
VOL u NJ E FOURTE E N
NJ ECHANICS, INVENTORS
BEGINS SEPTEMBER II, 1858.


! Manufacturers and Farmers
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teenth Year. and will enter upon New Volume ON the
llth of September. 1t the only weekly publication OF
the kind now issued in this country and has very
ens've circulation in all the States of the Union 1t is not
as some might suppose from its title, dry abtruse work
on technical sciences the contrary deals with the
great events going in the scientific mechanical and
dnstria worlds, to please and instruct every II
he Mechanic or Arzan wishes know the best machine
in use or how to make any substance employed in his
businessIfh the Housewife wishes get recipe for max
ing good color &c-f the inventor wishes to know what
is going in the way Improvements Manufacturer
wishes to keep posted with the times employ the
best facilities in his busntssf the Man of Leisure and
study wishes to keep himself with the progress
made in the chemical laboratory the construction Of
elegraphs steamships railroads, rcap.rs mowers, and
thousand other machines and appliances both peace and
waral these dssderata found in the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN and not eisechere. They here presented
in reliable and interesting form, adapted the mprs-
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II MEssRs. MrxS Il Co. .re extensively engaged in
procuring patents for Inventions and will ,is, ill.,
venors without charge regard the novelty Of their
improvements. 2w33
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NJ yIYG AcrNELY MIR. Field has crossed the
Atlantic twcnty-ono Times in the service Of the
Atlautie Telegraph Company. Once he remained
in New York only five days, and oucc he re-em-
harkcd after one day in England.
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Caution.

WHEREAS my wife Susan c. libbetts has left nv bed
W and board without any just cause this is to iord
all persons hdrboring trusting her my account as
shall pay no debts oil her Contracting after this date
JOHN W. TIHBETTS.
Rrookin. Aug. ooh, 1858, aw3o
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John Bean Of Berwick. Ne, recently hung
himself in the woods. lie was subject to fits Of
insanity, and doubtless committed the act while
inuue Ol them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

DAsu IY EtN.-An Irishman named Thos
powcis ,tied tt Lewiston on Wednesday Hjsbf,
from the elects at hard drinking the .dsy PIE
Sious.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-09-03

The Prince Alfred, Queen Ngtoras second son,
Is making arrangements to 20 voyage around
the world in the ship lolla.
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Keep Them Before the People.

The following declaration-from high
Democratic authority-which show that
sham democracy is UTTERLY OPPOSED
TO THE INTERESTS OF LABOR, and
that the whole influence of that party is in
favor of NATIONALIZING AND PERPET-
HATING SLAVERY in the Union or, if
defeated in that, then they are for DISCO
LUTON.
from the Lccompton Constitution-ss
adopted from the Washington Unon.l
Section L. The right of property is be-
fore and HIGHER THAN ANY CONSTIrU-
TIONAL SANCTION, and tic right of the
owner of slave to such slave and its in
crease is the same and as inyiolable as the
right of the owner of any property what
ever.
Hence the right Of a stakeholder to his
slaves in the national territories is MORE sA-
CRED EVEN than the constitutional right
claimed below.
From President Buchanan's Letter to
Prof Silliman.
"SI4NERY existed at that period (iN5D
and STILL EXISTS IN KiNSAs.ael y
DER TIE CONSTITUTION OF THE
United STATES. Tbs potat has al Ia"
be,nEg- FINALLNDECIDED ~ TIE hgh-
Isl tribunal (Judge Tancy} iRoTRto our bHrs.
How IT COULD HAVE EtkR REEN Dol ErEp Is 4
MYSTERY"
From Buchanan : Message.
Kansas is, therefore ms much 4 >l"iN +
STATE IS GEORGl3 OR SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
From the y. Y. Day Book, July, ls5S,l
1.-THE Republicans, who hold that the ne
gro has the same natural ri shts rs the white
man, are logical and consistent in rel, sing
to protect this 50 called slave property, but
a Democrat rho denies to the negro aaN ie-
...L or political existence IN the Territories.
apJ claims that white men alone constitute
the POLITICAL community, DEPARTS FROM
TIE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF
DEMOCRACY tricn h refsses 10 protect,
.slare' yrogectB. Tie uAole qne>taR * ~
,oircd ,nto tins ampie 3JH or no fsf@ Of
proferiiea Is STARE property IL fh' tf,l,rdl
Yr,teyrcs. Ii prsT CONSTITUTE The lssu..
IN $500"
Irrera Gov l'Aomanl'> l.,o Speech
>'ll ,hc opposition measure, Of which the
S,n'h compliance in the las, thirty wears
she herself imluSara,ed. WASHINGTON
AND JEFFERSON. IN TlfEMAFfEIs OF
SLAVERY, SET THE ENIi. IN MILE
From Senator Hammond : Spool.
"lf We had dissolved the tnipn and hai
engaged ina brush with some people. f-shie'i
must occur in setting up for ourselves, and
lawfully establishing our instit''i3n-,) it
would have been b.t ior ", bat now, 7
WEGtN EGEElN TIlEIAIpN, 1t Us
remain.
From tn Dr9i scott he,i~i,u.
TIL Ithe !ran,r, Il the Constitution CON
Tn 4, ~ bot
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pEATH OF Az AufnoHESs.-Mrs. Harriet Mar
ion stephens, fthis city, died Friday last, at
the residence OF her sister at East liampden, Ne,
aged 50 years.
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The whale ship laurens, arrived at New Lon
don few days since after an absence Of one year.
with a cargo Of 100 barrels If oil. Less than
tour and half months Of the time WAS occupied
in whaling, or takirg.oil, the balance ofthe year
having been required to make the passage.
Hon. Amos Kendall, the distinguished Pest
master General under the Administration Of Mr..
Van Burcn, Is now on a visit TO Maine with hi
family, aud is guest Of Hon. +, o, j. SANTA at
,sForest Home Mcstbrook.
WArgBYILre CoLLFCE.-Of the four hundred
graduates Of Watenile College, one-thiFd have
become ministers Of tAo gospel This proportion
holds good in the clls inst graduatcd.- Demo
cratic Advocate,
The Gar1ou UeAn.) t,a4ette neninates Gov.
Feeder as Candidate Tor Congress
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KANSAS VorE.-The Herald of Freodon gives the
following as the county votes on the acceptance of
the Lecompton Constitution.