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Solritullisc.

To the Editors of the Courier and Fn.uil
People think for themselves up,n m $
subjects that materially affect them. bu. very
few are s"ii-c'nrincei III tte t1pir ot .R lii
gion, and thus because the multitude le,
either tie time. inclination. or ah.iity t.
9Hlsite to retc1 sluai conclusion. Thus
the Profess RS Of each creed rest uuDn the al
thoritv ri tn ,se Intn t0av co4-ler abs
euostantiath IT. IN -tir,t, \ ., ,a.. S,,r.s
uaiists Jdd-e Enn ,Hns h lds lust sach B.
teachers mp. hi ms III iea,.a in augment
in. the sact with which h- is .ant,.iel /,
yer great, Ae,-llse his caa-.... =. c.p. ti:v,
And atslinm ,nts havn b2cn t5pl,u.A!v tri-!
AND long held in public este4m Ia me frs.
of s,res Of letters addressed II the rit + o.
the Tribune, ami winch appa47 d in is issue
Of ie 2Sta ult., the DAD :. thn 1drt,s THAT
he is about To take the s.a1 lAi testify" 81
We will see il he is u COMPETENT WITNESS IL.
adm, Is tina ne rrm..ine i sArpiic after Tea
years constant attenu4nce on The Surits dur
ing which time he c1ntina ,l!v beh Ill their
mir lculoas manifestations Her. common
sens suggests thu; nothing but the "h ppa 81:
PREF dicaieould 50 Long nave Ilved his d.
cision. the spirits, ever READY at his cal:
would either nave proved their case or been
deemed hum bugs in icss ta.n one vv.s- bq
any other Intelligent enquirer, as nueh iii
earnest as the Judge. boring two whole
years did his rctspn restrain his inclination.
AMI then his neLith compel ID him /, leave
fr Central America, where for thre. Ia nths
DURING HIS ILLNESS ne 1r,oIed over fur vol
umes vi his spiritual ,tes, and retarnei con-
vert1i, but still in iini aealth, Was tins
period of mark! physlc Il AMI consequently
ofmental debility. tine u de;ern.iae !,
question upon waich nc s!ys he b,s: w Il as
much caro- As upon any cans. he ev'r ri i in
bis life. HIS tlriu r vigorous intellect witt
stood TWO years or .-sss in saire Of II Is
toward belief, and rad not h, a,rh TAI ed, il is
more than pro1shic that tas J4G,e w4ui5l
never have vleidrd TO his new and suarieg,
creed. Is judy EoN1NDs then a g,ol wiz
ness? Can he nave dIvcsesd MS lniud Of the
prejudice which ever icc,mlaui S cJuversi N?
Surely he cannot, So tn { siucn his rstn-a-
ton to health, he has never stood Hnn1r-ia :
DE can SPEAK OF raplinss and 1ther SITS AZ
70 81 many facts, his readers remembering
that even taesn arr s,u,ht l, he est, hlishad
anu int rpreted by the testimony of one who's
symrathies ARE ins"plra by blended with
the Il, but upon the ar9tAAe7statirr part d the
subject lac slouii n-irn,r convince nor INF =
ence any one. II this vi INV. wnan he snail
have left tie stand Spirtualism will still
sppA.r narrow ani witherias faith. based
ct the best, up n "unacc ,uu,.hl. phcn M
ma" If 2
New York, April S.
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"p.ATRICk HENRY"

The Key West h.y Of the Cur of April
"a, states that on the night of the Och OF
March, a wreckins smack brought to that
port from wrecked vessel five kegs Of specie,
each containing about 5000 During the
night, after the arrival of the smack. one OF
the kegs was stolen. and dropped from a
boat into the sea. Within two hours from
the discovery of the lJss Of the specie i, was
found and recovered from the water. and
three Of the fpur men Implicated THE fourt h
having meantime fled from the kev) We're
arrested and imprisoned. The specie VS.
recovered by some turtle-fshers The n.
e tAc GaY alleges that Some of the par,ies
arrested were residents of Ky West. and
says that Tor m n. than % years no case
similar t. this has occurred. Ii cl.i ms that
the wreckers are exactly honest in returnin.
tue property clntiied 10 them. and expresses
mucn Indignation that the fair name of the
key has been thus furnished.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

The Washington S'atr having asked Col For.
ney whether lie ami hi friends in Pcnnsylvania
edge themselves to support the nominations Of
Charleston Convention, Col. +. replies through
the Pres. rs fellows
al tho nomin os Of the Charleston Convention
zoe tue representatives Of the priEcp pie non
intervention snd popular sovereisnty as accented
Advocated, aad understood in ls56 rs explained
and defended IN ISIS by Stephen A Do-glas and
ms associates, AMI "a applied BY leadins Southern
statesmen, then Do We pledge ourselves 10 .upport
the nominees OF that Convention. 18th all our zeal
But H. Oh the ether hand, that Convention .hali
be committed, IN any shape. to the theory SO
eloquenty denounced by the San,-that ths
gSveFnment is to be dedicated 10 the propagation
OF ''AVefy-then VIC shall unquc.tionatiy opposs
its nominees -
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QUENTIN prRwARp, by Sir Walter Scott
Peterson Il Brothers have given us the above
named volume the fifth mum Der Of their cheap
edition Of the works IF Sir Walker Scott and
popular edition il is too and We are glad b.
ii ii they h,va made tremendous hit with
this cheap edition Of the Waverlev Novels.
There is a constant demand for the immortal
productions Of the Scottish Shakespeare. and
here, at last, we have an edition Cor the million
each volume costing but twenty-five cents,
ami the whole series comprised in twentv-six
volumes being furnished for the small sum
OF five j liars, AMI sen. paid I, any plrt
OF the United States. .Cuentin Durward''
which teens with romantic incidents and
fine purtr.itures Of charact-r-has Just been
ISSUED. Such an opportunity to obtain
these glorious fctions has never before been
presented to the masses Of this e. ntry, in
no other shape can these works be obtained
in so desirable shape for anything like the
price. Address all orders to T. B. Peterson
& Brothers, sos Ches,nu, Street, Philadel-
phia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

Not long since Mr.. John R. Rich of Ire
mont received letter from Samuel f. Rich
-; said town. l. appears by the letter that
it was written on board of schooner Caroline
{. o. Fremont, Capt \. \. Reed Master, in
Latitude 81 50, Longitude - IS aud put in.
t. h, title and thrown overb,ard merely to
see the result. and after Il tedious passage of
IL lays is laid on Ssni.s Point, Va. WAS
picked np BY Capt Clement Sterling of Sehr
Samuel Chase and mailed by him and came
duly At hand. L, |. X.
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r.. o,,,1,, ID! sss, no,,s. -:

THR OBGRLIN SLAgUC2 ~. Some months sins>
two Kcntuckians aten tied to kidnap . oolo,,d
boy in Lorain county ,Ohto, but they were proven.
ted, and thirty or forty Of the rescusrs, hieA
ly respectable citsens of 0bsrlin, were arraigned
and bound over on their own reooguisances The
trial Of one Of the number took place last week
at Cleveland, and resulted In his con, iction The
local papers say that the jury WAS packed, aud
that every man was q Buchanan democrat. This
case having been disposed of the District Attorney
called tho name Of James Langston the nsxt
case, but the counsel for the defense said they
were only ready to proceed with the Of Prof.
Peck. The Attorney insisting upon Mr.. LAngs.
tons case, the defense said they thought they
could be ready by the time the jury were ready
to proceed, where upon the Judge said that the
same jury that had tried the first case would try
all the This ruling Of the Judge was siren
ously opposed by counsel for the defense, ~ .
mockery of that justice which should prevail in
every court The Court announced that the rul
ing would be enforced, when the counsel for do.
Tense refused to call any witnesses, or appear be-
fore such jury, and insisted upon the canceling
of the recognisances Of the accused This being
! done, the Marshal was at loss to know what TO
do with the company, and tried to get the to give
their parole for their appearance, but after CONSUL
tation they decided that they would give no bail,
enter into no recognzance, and make no promises
to the Court. OF course, nothing could be done
but lock them up, but the jailor refused 70 Put
them in cells and furnished the whole party, TWEEN
ty in number large room in his own house.
Here, at last accounts, they were making them
selves as comfortable as possible. In the evening,
a reporter paid them q visit. and found Prof. Peck
reading the Bible, which exercise WAS followed BY
singing and prayer. The reporter adds tb At
"such honorable, conscientious, intelligent aud
good looking set Of criminals was never conAnsd
in that Jail"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

A CASE % CFrEirY On SatpsoAsp. John
l.. Ltne. mate. AID Charles Fergus N, SECOND
mate "r the an? Masa,l.n. we're brought
before Henry L Hallett, Commissi ,ner. on
Friday. for examination up,n a Complaint
Of cruelty to Christopher S,mutls. une OF
The crew. Il seems tat Slmu,ls was al
dictcd with ianen--s, aud was made t. suffer
t1F his AGILITY t, d service. Inc principal
part ofthe abuse came from rho second mate,
Fe-guson. The first mate WAS discharge!
win warning AMI advice. and tie seconi
mate was ordered 10 recssnise in the shin OF
$500 for further trial AT the Circuit Court.
on tae 10th # May. The acts performed By
Ferguson war; Boating. kickins. pruiin,
the lace OF the complainant. ana o,n-r acts
ts0 disgusting to pr.ut. fas Comm $ oiler
said ne h I'D ,ver son an III 'er of an Amer-
lean ship who 81 t."rsugntv iis:raced his
p rsae>sion. Not being aid 10 pr eure bail
he was coinmit;ei.-.B Jstm journal.
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Ar 'osT loK RAILROAD. The Cen. raj Exec
utiye Committee on the Aroostook Railroad
her toiore given, met in the room of the Lane
Office Saturday afternoon, and organized BY
choice Of
Isaiah Stctson, Chairman.
I. II. Garnsey, Secretary.
G. X. Jewett, Treasurer.
a Committee OF five on Ways and Means,
aud the dissemination OF inf rmation as t.
the subject of the Aroostook Railroac
throughout the State, Was appointed
The Committee ar. : r. Strickland, ".
ii. McCrillis, q. K, Jewett, Il. l.. Blyn.on,
I. II Garnsey.
The meeting adjourned to Thursday even
ing next, at l-2 clock.
TWhis.
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Sentence OF Mutineers.

IN the L. S. Circuit Court in Boston on
Thursday, Cyrus ". Plumer, Richard Car.
tina, William Herbert and Charles II. Stan.
ley, the mntineers Of the whaleship Junior
were brought in for sentence.
flumer was found guilty at former tri.
al OF the murder OF Capt. Archibald Mellen.
ana the other three were found guilty OF
manslauShier, on two indictments, for aid.
ing and abetting in the death Of Capt. Mel.
len, and OF the third mate. John Smith.
In answer 70 the usual question:. wbetb-
or he had anything To say why sentence of
death shnuld not be pronounced upon him
runner handed to the clerk long state
ment, which was read by that officer, In
inns document Plumer objected to sentence
being passed upon him on the ground that
he did not kill the captain. and that he was
the means OF saving life and property after
he took command of the vessel.
Z. p. Chandler, Plumer's Junior copnseI
now addressed the Court in favor of giving n
Teriod OF some months between the time ot
sentence and the execution, 81 as to allow an
opportunity to send to Sydney for further evil
dence.
CLIFFORD j. in reply said that Plumer had
been under arrest since July, and might he
supposed to have had time enough 10 nro.
cure evidence. But at any rate il would he
more prop'r to apply to the Executive for an
extension of time, for in passing Judgment
the Court could only act u pom what was be.
tore 1t. He then directed the CLERK IN c.Il
Cyrus W. Plumer to hear the sentence
After very solemn and impressive adj.
fress by Judge Clifford Plumer was .en-
tened to be hung on Friday, June 9TH
Judge Sprague then proceeded To sent.,..
Cartha, Herbert and Stanley. They wsrs
sentenced, on both indictments, to five wears
AMI ten months Imprisonment at hard Iaho,
IN the State Prison at Charleston. and 10
pay a hne OF $1,000 each. Argus.
lnsa. =
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One OF the visitors who thron ged the an,echam
oers OF Count cavour, when in Paris. was Ba.ou
de Ko,hschiid. After IN. fr., greetings. the fac.
ctious Plednon,e'e Minister said: "Weu NJ
de h"thsehtld, would you not be enchanted to
learn that hal ten,ered my resignation, You
would see the funds rise nj least three per cent
III one day" The Baron responded-"oh nv de.,
S"unt, you are worth more than that We sh auid
nan your fall with rise Of " per cent atleass
IL give an idea Of what Par.ian .'soeir,y" has
become under the second empire and the angus,
example set by the Court in incorporating And
mummery, lady high in the fashionable ~o,fd
issued cards the other day for fancy dre,. ball.
with masks, doors no, 10 open until Att, mid
night Impossible to be more regular in l..din
an irregular life.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

The Boston Irare'ter states that among
those who have recently died in Syria. W ere
it has been quite sickly, was Mr.. DABNEY, AN
American citizen, and native Of Boston,
though far away from his family and the
land Of bis birth. he received every attention
IRON the American residents. and his re-
mains Were buried with great respec, and an
unusual display of sympathy on the part OF
the European residents generally. Every
Consulate was represented at his funeral and
the American and other days We're suspended
at hall mast out OF respect to the deceased.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29
Law Decision in the Nuisance
Case.
BosToN, April 20.

In the case Of Brown VS.. Perkins and wifi.
where party of individuals DESTROYED the
liquor saop Of plaintiff at Rockport on the
plea of abainc public Nuisance, Judge
Bigelow this morning delivered the opinion
Of the full bAnca a. salem, setting aside the
former verdict, which was based on the
Rulings OF Judge Shaw, and ordered new
trial
The ruling of Judge Shaw created much
surprise at the time, and the example of
destruction of liquor by mob violence was
initiated in various places. The nuisance
act declared places were liquor is sold, com
abate it, in this instance, without process OF
law, watch MAS declared legal by Judge
Shaw.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

~ owins to not receiving lot of paper which
We had ordered in season have had to delay
the issuing OF tie American to Monday Such
All occurrence extremely ANNOYING to us as well
40 To our subsci ibers We think it has been IN ore
than tw' years since we failed to have cur paper
mIiii II. season to reach subscribers BY the earli
est mails aIt-r publication; but once in n whie it
Sc m', notwithstanding ordinary preeautiou srd
car, apologies have to he made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

Turned Preacher. G. O,uglas Bower
ton. Kansas correspondent Of some Of the
iS'iing papers, in NV York,S Louis, &c
AMI author of a s,ries Of papers published in
Harper's Magazine entitled A Ride with
Kit Carson AMI various other works, has
been licensed as a B1ptis, Preacher by the
North Baptist Church. Newport. He WAS
for six yesrs an officer in the e. 4. Army
and IVES BlcllnAn D n ,cra. in politics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

Wiltiun ; Riehard>on. Nj. Deser., Fore
Gsan; Nelson Littleheld. Penobseo,: X. II
Morgan, Sedg~!tk r. II. &. Moon, Hancock
JOAN R:ch, fremont; ID. + Swan Waltham
Thomas {. Sargent. Surry: SIMON Simpson
Sullivan; William Smith, Eastbrook; Lux
lord Heath. Wstm1re lie; Henry Y. Harri
nan. Oriand az. I.a,c Fr,,ra- rlsro-.h
covRr Rrcouo.
Nos, .. JoaS BiLLtxi. a., v ". F.
Coti;Ss.
2j Same PEAR. sro1roRn
ais
p Same v. S. 6. HASKELL
These actions were hroush,,o recover the
ealance dueo1 notes given by d fits. for YES
SCI TO one Jacob Daise VINO became inso.veu,
and made aa assts snent to Pts.
Inc defence WAS failure of consideration,
and ,h4, the Dcts, lsi p,ii a. P.f.. Ae
legally entitled to. Veri,c, for Pits. for
" mole amount dle on notes.
J, 4 P,ters .nd Hinckiy for Plf,.-Ken;
and Abbott %, Defts
t39. q ~ Bl,cz Y. J 4. DEAxx 4 ais.
Verde. for Detts
II ale ioF Plts.-knowi-s AID Deane 70,
De.s.
SrNrt Y. Lnu:s tiy.iDt.
Two indictments for burglary. Rsp,nd
ent plsAl sl;i:y OF each. ani preced
sentence, SCI ire to his bed. vas removed "
!4i'erto save ni~ o.,oa 70 Al upper room
and there jump / GU; of window and took
ies pail. and Is now AT large
S->rEv. WILLt>A H,avEY.
In,i.ctue II FOR the malicious killing Of .
't-er on ;he Isle az Uau,. Verde, of jury
10. guilty.
Hale ioE State. - 60. 5. Peter, for Pris.
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Book Notices.

THE COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL, for
March has been received. This is an ele.
CANT work and splendidy illustrated. This
number contains the Report of the Honorary
Secretaries, and the award Of Premiums for
1858.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

THE How MAG.zt>E for May is received
and gladly welcomed. 1t is always read
able, we'll illustrated. and fully calculated
to make those who read it, love home,
the beautiful and the true. T. 5. Arthur
Co, philadelphia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29
ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Nav nrasnnt III

ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Nay present the
following Table o. contents Gymnasium.
Why dill the G'yarness faint: Two years
alter; \ Bundle of old Letters, In the Pines,
The last Biri; rne Utah Expedition; Bulls
and b ars; Inscription for an Aims Chest;
\ Trip to Cuba; rhe Professor at the Break
fast Table; The Minister'S W going; The
Walker of tht snow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

laE Slave RESCUE CASE. In tie oberlin r...,.
sn, Al Iieveiand' the thirty-si1 prisoners Who
ven. 70 Jail on the 18th, rather than stand ,h.;.
Una, before the jury which convicted simeon c..
en, nave gained their Point.-Brousht from ;.;i
INTO court on Monday, new jury wa, ORDERED -.
MI LAngston. At last accounts the emp.n,.,.
ment Was going on. Psnnea-
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me Ne" York sun ha, kindly postponed III.
Suoan revolt for few DAYS. "uniore,ee Incl.
, ~. nave inter;ered with the ful6lment Of
seems good deal easier to raise the IA, ~ -
oa1a. in the column, of tina, paper han on ,hs
SOL oil the island. The official Gaze tie OF H,y.n.
Of Apri 10th, nine days after the time o, the n-..
dieted rising. ridieues the idea Of an insurr.e,nn
Providence Journal a.
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pAsAcks RECOVERED. In Sasadahoc copn,,
$1,000 1911 .ha VIE have recovered verde, Of
s1oo. Asain.t the South Kenuebec Arrcul,,,. ~
1 ,ey ior damages sustained by Mr,. Re- !.
100. oy the breaking Of the Hall in which ~.
o:e,etys Far was held. There was An .t,.mn,
a; .ne last sess of the Legislature to obtain tn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29
From California.
Nrw Yong 25i

NEW loRK. 10Th.
The steamship St. Louis arrived this eve
ming with California mails If April S, $50
passengers and 90 900 in specie
The "trip has bt.n made in little over %
days.
fne Roanoke, jamestown and storeshp
Rcllct were at Aspinwall all we'll
An attempt mt revolution in San Salvador
haG been speedily put down
Adsiees from Nicaragua are only to March
-, and merely cJni.ru news already receiy.
cd
y fearful earthquake in Ecuador had de.
stroyed the city of Quito with over 1000
lives.
Dr. Tre,vi't, L. 5. Cta.ul at valra, ai.o,
has ut into difficulty with the government,
Of Chill Several Of the principal actors in
the outbreak Of 2Sth to'k refuge in hi- house
which WAS twice invaded ly armed p,lice.
and the yoAng men taken pri., ners The
Grst time they were driven of by the ener-
g tie department Of the consul and his lady;
but next day they were forced to submit, un-
der pr test Mr.. rreavitt'- cx.pu ter had
been cancelled b, the G rcrnnrnt.
TIE rcyolu ion in Chilli had been nearly
quclled
A;an engas 'ment in Caquimbp the gov
eminent troop. were fore i t. retire with
the Loss of . men. tn re, ,iu iouists Lost
nearly double tina, number.
From Bolivia We learn tn position par.
ty had beaten III an engagement with the
government forces, with lss D, 81 killed.
Including many If the Leaders.
Gen. Cordovl EvPrasldsn,, had madr hi,
appearance on the tr1ntiers, and troo ps had
been sent against him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

Court , aeet IN the Crawford ndian.) cireui.
ennary Tor horse stealing. The 6mil, ~ rh;"r
.ne'e brothers belong consists Of ~, .,d
"a sons The father and still anchor -" !.
-. awaiting trial for horse stealing. Das a. y
~ ,ne jan at Lcavenworth receutlv. and ~. !.
indicated. but not yet arresned. 'As 's'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

A man entered Il btrb'r shop in New Yorl.
city one day last weak. under a state of some
excitement and said he WIS not ..fi. to live. -
lie then pulie'. out d pistol and fired at bis
inase in the mirror smashing the glass, and
81 ling the image, of elurse, He then ran
ont VI the shop, half shaved. much to the us-
Punishment OF those present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

AsS0orH PA"AGE. Capt Davis Of the whsI.
ihg eafque Marion lately arrived from = cruise
10 .ne Atlantic Ocean, informs Us tha, during tn
nfst month out he encountered severe gale bu,
DUNG the remainder # his voyage, A p.tod "a
iorty-one months, he experienced only ii sh, md
moderate winds, never. in = single instaeee. ap-
preaching to the violence Of . gale such an ex
perrnce IS perhaps almost withou; = parallel in
the records Of sea voyages
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

ship champlain of Bath. Capt L. s. w,mrp.
was totally destroyed by FIRE at Buei.o, iyr,,'
March Ist, No lives were lost Particular, Va
nave not learned. The Champaign wa, about
e,sn. y'ars cid, measured 5l3 tons, wa. owned BY
valued in her policies of insurance Al sis 600 "
how much insurance We are no. informed sh.
was bound to the East Indies, on a round eh.rt.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

n0L'IieAL- Al important movement, has A...
JeTsrsap ga, AZ Washington in the formati Of =
.;u;,. oiuo, which IL to be followed I'M bv
similar organizations in Maryland. yirs;n;.P ~
.ne border slave States generally. They vii sir.
euis'e Jenerson's doctrines 10 regard 10 .l.,srx
grounds. sPSs se"nomicA1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

NopEY FOR May, came t. hand u few DAYS
SINCE, was taken possession OF by sur 'better
half Upon her authority we say, it Is
capital number and WIS never surpa~s ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

NJ PAuPEss. A correspondent of the Ma
chias Union writing from Tops6eld, says
they have "no rdapers to support and have
School fund of $4,000
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29
FIRsT TRAVERSE Jerry.

James F. iiiil, Foreman. iou.dsaofo. Rich
AID Blown, Deer i,le; Azor Cele, Brook in i.
,seph 5. ConGen. Oriand: Villa n Conary
Oeel Isle: Zl2ud Ester, Richard Hastings
nd Wl..iara jams Jr., Ellsworth: Henry
'fr;adie' i'rooksvii.e; Svlvanu, Higgins,
faen; Daniel HAYNES. Trenton and obed
H.ncn!eN. Biuahln
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-29

AT the $. J. Court at Ellsworth. April 81
on motion OF Hon. Arno Wis~ ell, b. NJ sar-
gent. Esq. of Go4idsbcro' vas admitted ro
practice in the Courts of this state.
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LADIES ASp PARA,oIs The Mlchits Union
saws ''the warm weather of las, week brouph.
ont the Ladies and P4rasols" Up here i,
was the ladies that drought out the para
sols.
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[Nyhiis.

The n Y. Journal Of Commerce admits
that "in all cur calculations for the next
Presidential campaign, we may as we'll as
sumo that the twen'y-seven electoral votes
of Pennsylvania are mortgag i To the Rerub-
Gcans.