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Foreign ycvs.

We have our files of English papers,
brought by the Kangaroo at New York. un
to the Sth-within one day of the Pacific !,
dispatches. We do not find much of inter
est beyond what has already been given. We
extract. however, the following items
comprehensive statement Of the Irish M,
tato crop of 1853, shows. as a whole. that il
has been one Of the finest raised in ireland
since 1910
The London Times has an article asserting
that England has a much more direct inter
est in Mexico than the United States have.
Advices from Naples of the Goth ultiu,o
state that Mount Vesuyius Is again in full
eruption, and presents a most magnificent
spectacle each night.
A strange measure, according to the Prus-
san Gdsettc, has issued from the Austrian
government. All its functionarics have sol
emily to declare that they do not belong to
secret society. or that il they have belong
ed to one they have left it.
A letter from Turin Of the Sd inst state.
that the fermentation in Lombai " still con-
tiuues, but that there is no probability of
anything seric us occurring
The special ,rrcsp,ndent OF the Times in
India gives new version of the Cawnpore
massacre, the details OF which are in some
respects more shocking thanany previous ac-
counts
In addition t. the Queens rroclamation
OF her assuming the government of India the
substance of which was given by telegrapb.
the Governor General issued the following
''lier Majesty the Queen having declared
that it is her gracious pleasure to take upon
herself the government of the British Terrific
ries in India, the Viceroy and Governor Gen
eral hereby notifies that from this d,v all
acts of the government Of India will be done
in tn, Inn Of the Quec, alone.
From this day all men OF every race and
class who. under the administration Of the
II n st India Company. h ave joined to
uphold the h,nr aud power Of England,
will he the servants &c tie Ga en- alone.
The Governor General summons them. one
and all each in his ,ierre,. and according I,
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DIED.

In West Brooksvlle, Dec Esd. Joshua smith
aged 10 years.
In Bangor, Dec. 25th, Mr.. Nicholas Devereu1,
aged 81 years.
In New York Dec. 18th, Of consumption, Mr..
Henry Trainer, formerly Of Bangor, aged y.
In East Machi,s, 18th inst, Mr. Eben Black
man. aged about &C years.
In Anoka MINI 10Th ult., sunsan w., wife II
WIN. ). McGlAulin. and iau. Of Isaac c. and Mar
garet II. Morgan, Of Pembroke.
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A CorSTER PROPOSITION The Skowhe-
gan people having proposed that the county
buillings should b. removed from y ridge
wock u that place, the Nprridsrwock folks
ar citing up petition u ru we the State
Pr,soa IL Skowhcgan. The Implication is
not complimentary.
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VoAa-SAG3 found to MANY vari
Suiorr the sta from eminent l,hysi
ian.. VI their effect. in their practice.
As FAMILY PmysIc.
from DR.. +. VI ,n,pr,,t,, OF N-r Os,roa..
"Your plILs the prince of purg"- Their rxrren
qualities caartic ps.-,s-. They mild
very certain an, rfectual in their action irwrs
which makes them invaluable 81 in the luil,
# disease
Fon JArNprcE AND ALL LtvBn COMPLAINTS.
From Dr.. Teyjore Ben, o,' .rp FORK GIN.
Not only are Puts admirably adapted tlei,
purpose aperient hut find their benehral cfrcts
ipnn , Liver very marked Indeed. They have in
Irctic. proved eicctna for the IF bd'o"s
lda,nfs than any remedy can men inu sincerely
r.jnic- that have at length pur@a'- which worthy
the confidence of ti'e profession aud the I""pe.'
DyspErsrA - INDIGESTION.
From Dr.. Mearp L. Rnor, o, -. Lo"..
"r,ir Pills you kind I'll tn send have been
all used in practice. and have satisfied me that they
truly extraordinary medicine So rni,riv they
ads pied the Diseases Of the human system that they
work upon then, alone. have cured If dg
nepsa aud inda'tion with them, which had resisted the
other remedies commonly Indeed have expert
mentally found them to be r,ct', III almost all tn.
plants for which you recommend ,lem'
DYsESTERy - DIARRHdsA - HELAX.
From N. a. q. Greea Of thicag,.
"Yonr PILLS have had long trial in prarti'r aud
hold them of the hest a.r-uts have
found Their Alternative effect upon the liver make, them
dyentry and IrrhpG. Their -ugarc',ting makes them
acceptable and Convenient for the Of and
children"
INTERNAL Observation-Disclosures
Fro" A'~ e. Stuart ho Gr"ss, , as i""'''" ' N'
:" find two large doses Of your Pulls, taken the
proper time. excellent prnmoves If the natural
ti"n when wholly or PARTIAL SUPPRESSED and also very ~
fet tua to clri,,e the stomach, and r< The,
ulur the best ply sic have that rt-'uun nd aouer
to my PATIENTS
CONSTIPATION - CoS1IyENrsS,
From Dr. L. r. iaqqla. No"',soI tnn"Ja.
" To-" much rann"t l- sid Of y""r pms TOR thu, uf
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II 5000 AGE<rs WANTED To sell three
AID unequsiiet Northumberland by every family
Ny agents havr CLEARED over SIS setting one u them
,riie light cheap, easy carry, and very takng
ri ppilmas, silver Medal rom ,mrric,u fnsii,ute
~ York aud patents have been granted fr ;hem
patent in England ard in rraac. ru 10 st,tnp.
saI vii send sau srii. 20 Iaes particulars n til
he,i 4srHry Ia he country EPIIRAiM BROWN
iawi1 L4weil Mass.
For alt Coughs, Colds, >rre Thr,,t n ,rsencs., and
diseases Il the Inlss vs. HI4l,r. Puir nary Balsam
1t Always rehsses and iom rscr fails u cure. C. O.
trck Agent lv3g4n'
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Ok. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

PrePar ID BY Cornelius l.. Cheese,nan, NJ d,
NcW FORK City.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the 70
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mild in
ther operation and certain in correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Transformations removing all distractions Whether
from cold or otherwise headache pain in the side p,lp
atl"n Of the heart disturbed sleep which arise from inter-
ruptipn Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable they will bring on
the monthly period with regularity Ladies' who have
disappointed in the OF oter Pills can rlace the utmost
contidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they re-
pre- sent to do.
They should not be usci during Pregnancy as a mi,
carriage would certainly result therefrom
Warranted purely Vegetable. and free from ANYTHING in
furious to life or health Explicit direct ns which .h ,ud
be read accompany each box. Price 81 sent by mai
n" enclosing 81 to the General Agent Sold by one Drug
sist in every tawn in the Ded Stats For sal. by c q
trek Ellsworth, Me.
n. b. 1IrTCHINGS,
General Agent for the
tnted States, los Chambcrs, 81, Nsc rork
Toshom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
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FOR SALE
At
Il 4 X G 4 I " !
.Sdrr M,iis- heal Ftme-Lrg,, 81,

TIFF following aluahic property h'nuglns To- he MGR
q saIs Bsat rst.ad, AMI situated n tSs ia, Geiei
far sae-te
l. Thu Mills, with all the arpurtcnancce
aud priv eecs thr WaldId Niis ard II uaied
III the five Dam, called, together with the mil
tool. log, In The river, lun.i-r &c,
= The Bennett House and Wharf, 50 call
ed. on Water street
,. \ lot of land on Water street, called
Jtraps Point Including part Of Boat Cove With wharf
three dwelling houses stables and carriage
house the SAME, subject To a mortgage.
l. \ dwelling house and lot on Court
.re~ knosn as the Blai,le HOUSE. and occupied BY
Addison Pod.
Also for sale. Ticket Lot No. SO, in Town
slip No. ~, ! miIe square.
1hr above property ~l he .li in ps7cel, 70 suit put
chasers and 81 the most liberal terms.
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber at Ellsworth
ARSO WISW ELL.
Dec~rnchr "a, 1855. Asf
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At the Rockland cl elton for Representa-
tive, Timothy Williams the Republican can
didate was elected, receiving 3223 vutc-.-
Rev. 5 { Fessendrn who was supported as
Il "ctiz candidate received - votes
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WHEREAS, Abraham Harren Of otis, in the
County Of Hancock, on the 25th day Of Septcm-
Der A. b. 1854 by his mortgage deed of that
date conveyed to one John NJ kendrll of Maria
willie in said County, one undivided NTH part OF
certain lot or reel of land IN said ous, bounded
aud described as follows viz beginning at a
birch tree on the Western line of land bought Of
Andrew Peters by Little Hale, thence running
south one dc gree West four hundred and one rods
to birch tree marked b. thence North eighty
nine degrees West four hundred and forty-six
rod. to a heml0ck tree marked Il; thence North
dAr tree marked b. near some large rocks thence
south eighty-uinc degrees East .our hundred and
forty.si1 rud across Floods Pond, so called, to
the place If beginning, containing nineteen hun
bred acres mere or less. Also one fifth part of a
certain other lot Of land, described a follows;
being part Of lot No - in .aid Otis and all on the
North side Of the road leading from widow Dung
lot so called, to the Mariayille line. Also
small piece Of land, on the South side Of the road
being part Of said lot No, -, beginning at the
North end of the Bridge aud running Eatt twelve
degrees south ten rods 10 a rock, thence North
forty degrees East nine rods 70 the road, contain
ipg in all about four acres, which deed is record
ed in Hancock Registry Book 80, Page 353; and
whereas said mortgage, premises and debt there
by secured were transferred and assigned 10 US the
gned Nov. %, 1882, and the conditions OF
said mortgage having been broken, we hereby
claim to ioreelose the agreeably to the stat
utes in such case made and prov ded.
NArti'l A. JOY,
EBEN HARDEN.
By their Atty, A. +. DRiSKwArER.
Ellsworth, Dec. %, 1888. 3"i'
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MARRIED.

In Ellsworth. Dec. 5th, by A. McAllister, Esq,
MI Robert Bartlett to Miss Eunice l.. iodgkins.
Dec 2lst, Mr. Thomas Bland to Miss Abigail b.
Maddox, all Of this town.
In sedgwick, Dee l7th, by E. Pinkham, Mr.
Henry ". Bent, to Mrs. Charlotte W Dodge,
both Of Se1gw ok.
In Gouldsboro' Dec. ?lst by II NJ Sowle, Esq,
Mr. Thomas ; Deliver, of Franklin, to Miss Mary
Jane 81 urlng. Ct Gouldsboro'
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.>IIERIEFS SALE.

HANCOCK ss.-Nov I'D lsjs.-raken on Exc
cuton aud viii be sold by public auction at the
Office of Eugene Hale, tn Ellsworth, on saturday,
tho 18th day Of December next at two o'clock IN
the afternoon all the right that William In
gals has or had ut the time of the attachment on
the original writ to redeem the pieces or parcels
OF real estate situated in Orland and Ellsworth in
said County being lots conN eyed by Luther Park :
er By deed Of Quit Claim dated August I'D ISIS
and bein, the same premises conveye by David
DYER to the said ingalls, by Deed dated July 10Th
1856. Recorded in Hancock Registry Book 1902,
Page 3I9 to which ref renee may be had Tor
more particular description
AZ l. Ii. THOMAS, Sheriff.
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4 CA D.

To the Members of Zimmerman Engine Co No, |.
Al meeting held on the ?3th inst, it was
unanimously
Voted, That this Company celebrate their neIt
anniversary. Jan. 5, 1853, by GRAND BALL,
At Whit, ngs Hall, and that the members should
appear in Uniform par t.
PER ORDER.
~,
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TRIMMINGS AND ROPE.

. nd will also furnish DUCK when required. The
na,,onay. Of the old friends Of Mr. Brooks Is re-
spectfu lIy solicited. To all who may wa II any
thing in our line, We would say give Us call A"1
SIDNEY FIfiELD CO.
PHI, H.. ~ i,s i9u
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers!


An Old Nurse for Children Don't 'ail to pro-
rare Mrs. Winsiow's soothing Syrup for children
feething. 1t has no equal earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Winslow Soothing Syrup
tor chill lren will consent to let her child pass
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 and
cents, it is worth its wei sht in gold.
Millions of bottles of Mrs. W inslow's Soothing
syrup are sold every year in the United Statss.
1t is an old and well tried remedy None gen
uine unless the Fac Simile OF Curtis 4 Perkins is
on the outside wrapper.
Price only - cents bottle.
c. q. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; $. T.
Parkns. Bangor, do. sold by all dealcrsin Med
ccine. ly-2l
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Granny Il Pain Ail,cr.

Tn worl astoni,ie,i the lndrri cure. perform
I'd iy the cramp and Pam hter, prepared hy CrRtts
fERktSs It's elrai Ia, been know. FOR rctovn.
pain in all Gases, Tor TIA cure Il spinal Complaints
tramp in the btuh' aud stomach, Rhramtttsm in ali it,
FORMS Bilious Getc, Buns, S9rr Threat and Gravel it
decidedly tn best rrnedy in the world Evdeuc. u Il,
IN 81 PC frnri By any medicine on circular
the hands II Agents. 4of
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@{ SAIL IN
M AK1N&

THE undersigned, having taken the sall Lo"
recently occupied by the late A. O. BRO ~ are
now prepared to continue the sail making oI'l
mes. in all its branches, at the lowest reasohae,e
prices. and in a workmanlike manner We 'na''
keep complete assortment OF
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s=-7=
For Sale.

A Fishing Schooner, sixty -four tons, i've years
old. in complete order, and we'd found with sails,
Fishing Gables, Chains, Anchors, &c.
Apply to WITuEkLEE co.
Castine, Dec IL, 1858. 3wt1
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ADvCRrISED LETTERS.

The following /. a lis, Of letters remaining in
the EIlsw or,h Post Office, from Nov. 18th to Dec.
3l.t.
Anderson Ityiny Mann Daniel
Co,yin. Emory Prescott, J. :.
Ellis, Will IN j. Sargent, II. l..
William, X. Ebert Narnun. Nahum
Frost, Miss Elizabeth Washbura, II. q. o.
Honey. J, {. wickham. A.
Haynes, A. :, Wickham A.
LinA-.ter Jams. Walcy, Daniel
Mcfarland, Mi. G. A. Wadlcgh. Daniel
HAMILTON JOY, p. NJ.
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Freedom NOtIce.

KNOW all men by these presents that have this day
surrendered to Joseph II Foster my minor son, all legal
authority over his dming his minority and obligated
,se TO claim Of his services, nor to be found by
any Of his contracts from this date
Att-st:-ZABuD FOSTER. THOMAS foeTEk.
Ellsworth, Dee. IL, ls3s. ~
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

Has long manufactured by practical Chemist. and
of il under his with inyaribl
:,cy and 1t is seae, and protected 10y law
c,frts aud iurntiy be relied genuine,
without adniter,tion. 1t supplies the needy the
would has known for the Of all pulmonary
plants; for CoUGHS CoiDs IoARsESEss, ASTHMA. CRor".
WReoPiNG CouGH, BRONCHITIS. ISCpIEHr CONSUMPTION AMI
pr the relief Of consumpiye patients i'll advanced II
the disease As time makes these facts wider and letter
this medicine has gradually bcoon- the best iet
Of the afflicted, from the log cabin Of the American
peasant the palaces OF European kings. Throughout
this entire country in every state and city and nd, al
every hamlet it contains CHERRY pictorial
the best Of all remedies for diseases of the threat and
lungs In foreign countries it is extensively used Icy
their intelligent physicians. If there il any depend
what Of every station certify it has d.ne tor
them If We trust when see the dan
geous affections of the lungs yield tn it, If depend
of Intelligent ply scians. whose business
is to kitow; in surt. if there is trtiancc
thing then sit irrefutaby proven that this medicine does
the class OF diseases it is designed for beyond AMI
all other remedies known to mankind. Nothing but its in
and the unnistakabe benefit conferred
thousands sufferers could originate and maintain the
reputation 1t enjoys While many inferior rene,s have
been thrust upon the community, hav. failed and been
discarded this has gained friends by trial conferred
benefits the afflicted they forget and produced
numerous and remarkable to te forgotten
PreD0rcd by DR.. j. e. AVER,
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Ayers Pills

Arr particularly adapted !
d'ri'figr't' the di;.rsti,
APPARATUS. ami li-t'a.-s nrt
Ing hro itiphrity Of til
u oil. A lar :e part II all In
complaint. that affitt man
kind originate IN 'aie NJ ti~-Se
and consequently rlic-r PILL
are fnund to cule niany vari
efirs uf disease.
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Office. No. 30 BrUmfieId street. Eos.sn NnSs.
Rev. NORRIS Observation-Disclosures. Ply.
Rev. +. MASON tChy Missions, .i......\ IREsIntN1
Ban S,tl
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tnted States. los Chambers, 81, Nep ror6
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
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GOLD BY
c. &. PECK, L i.Mtlt ill.,
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East Trenton, Dec, 20, ISIS.
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Bank Receivers Sale.

Ellsworth, Dec. lG, 1858.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-12

ANEcDoTE OF DIR. WEBSTER. A Scorer
MINIsTEK.-In l774 Dir. Webster was pop
ular preacher of the Kirk of Scotland. in Edin-
burgh. Business brought him to London, and
one day when passing The House of Lords, his
curiosity induced him TO make an effort to step
in and see them. None were admitted without
an order except noblemen's servants. Webster
being Ignorant of the rule, requested admit
tance ''What Lord do you belong tor said
the doorkeeper. ssTo the Lord Jehcgah''-
"To the Lord JehoVah," repeated the keeper;
81 have kept here seven years, but have new
er heard of such Lord; jack said he to his
fellow keeper on the front steps, shere's chap
who says he belongs to the Lord Jehovah, do
you know such Lordr' s.Never heard of him -
says Jack. s.But said Webster, (willing to
keep up the illusion,) there ia such Lord.''-
ssPass 'em in,' said Jack, 81 s'pose it's some
poor Scotch Lord" This occurred at period
when there was not one in twenty of all in the
manu- featuring ruial districts in England who
could read the Bible or write his own name-
Sabbath school were introduced in 1888. Now
the people are intelligent and happy, and cam
not only read and write, but have fonnd out
who the aIord Jehovah" is.
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ROYAL POLlTENESS

a Scotch newspaper, which evidently is de-
hcicnf 10 the feeling commonly known as 10y
atty anong the English, profanely has cut at
sstier most Gracious Majesty" Queen Victo-
ria II appears thar, accompanied BIZ her hus-
band and some Of her children, Victoria lately
visited the town of Leeds, on the way to Scot
land, With the expressed purpose of opening a
magnificent Town Hall, which the Leeds peo-
pie have lately built. The Glasgow Examiner
says
"Atnong the curiosities Of royal life it may
be worth while to state that, though the mayor
Of Leeds gave up bis mansion to the Queen,
and spent 10000 in entertaining her, bis la
dy was.not allowed to dine with her, or even
see her. The mayor himself had beer com
mandea 20 dine with the Queen, but the lady
was n0t admitted in her own house 10 sit at her
own tabIe.n
Il this be a true bill, and it is precisely
what ws know to have occurred repeatedly, at
other places visited by the Queen, it is a fine
speeinen of cool impertinence. The mayor,
Mr. Fairbairn, received TIE honor of Knight
hood, anl is row called "Sir Peter,o but this
is seanty equivalent for the compliment be
be pal Her Majesty, at vast expense. Auo-
ther newspaper states that Lady FaIrbairn had
received bracelet from the Queen, (after the
publication of the above announcement but
docs naf udd that, with true womanly spirit,
she haasrefused TO accept presentfrom lady,
howeVer exalted 10 rank, who would not nit
down tofable with her, would not even see her.
This exniuslseness would be very amusing il 1t
were not very impairment sometimes What a
pity it IL that the exigencies Of State etiquette
should compel Queen Victoria--reaily a very
good-natnred little woman-to do unknd and
unlnannefly things. One would have thought,
in the instance OF one of her own sex, the wife
Of her generous and devoted host, sue would
have acted differently. - Press.
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For the Inquirer.
PLEASANTVILLE CELEBRATION.


Mr. OvER:-I wish n small space in your
excellent columns, to give short account of
the celebration of the peoples Party at Pleas
antville, on the 30th ult., of the glorious re-
suit of the election on the 18th of October
the victory in the State, and the Congressional
aud Legislative Districts.
The number of people there was beyond all
ezpectation; they rolled in from the hills and
The vallies, till our little village was crowded
About 6A o'clock tho celebration commcnc-
ed. The evening being dark, it was thought
best to bave little light on the occasion. A
tar barrel was fornished by G.. d. Trout, Esq. !,
which was hoisted about ten feet ia the air, and
was carried aaUund the town, making a very
brilliant light-two large banners followed
next, then the flies and drum, amidst firing oe
guns, and shouts of "victory victory !" whilst
fire-balls few in every direction. After this
performance, the crowd repaired to the Pleas
antvillo Inn, where VIM. Kirk, Esq, was cal
led upon for speech, and responded in a neat
and pertinent address, congratulating the peo-
pie on the memorable and signal victory
achieved on the second Tuesday of October,
over the plundering hordes of Locofocoism,
and the corrupt national administration which
attempted to crgsh the liberties of free peo-
Pile. He urged the people to pcrseverc in the
good work so well begun. Ho was frequently
cheerec throughout bis address, after which the
maeting adjourned with loud cheers for the
good cause.
Everything PASSED off pleasantly, and all
We're well pleased. W.