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= ~ 49,

room to print. With these names before the
community u a. specimen Of our subscribers,
persons at \ distances will undtr1taud that v lat
erer GU personal aad political enemies may Do
tomorrow their action is not to be considered
Us tho voice Of this community; but Oh the con-
trary We are well assured that large majority
Of the people are really anxious thai our rights
aud the rights Of all men shall BE- sustained.
, 1859-12-09

Axoso TIE 1cEBzxea-A raft passed this
city Last night in the ice, having On board seve-
raj men. We did not hail them, and know not
whether they were sailing through choice or
necessity, but in either case, on such drea3
night, their prospects Of pleasure would be
small, aud Of breakers ahesd cettain.-Lo
Crpsss Rp.
, 1859-12-09

TIE 1nHxrrEssrELE CoSyI1c1 N Iowa
Eleven Democratic papers in Iowa have sus-
pended since the election in that State in
October.
, 1859-12-09
GIFT OF 4 BIBLE FROM OLD JOHN
BROWN.

Old Brown yesterday sent tor Mr. J. +.
Blessing. a merchant here, generous and no.
be-hearied man, who has been extremely kind
to him, in dressing his wounds and paying other
attentions, and requested MIN to accept as to-
ken Of regard his pocket Bible. Nj. Blessing
thanked him for this token Of regard, bnt sug-
gested the peopriety of1his keepingit = few days
longer. Tie edition is the common Dible-class
edition, bound in calf, and Of the cheapest de-
scription. 1t bears upon the ay-leaf this dedi-
cation:
ITO Jno. F. Blessing, Of Charlestown, Va:
with the best wishes Of the unds4stgatd o"d
lii sincere khdnt& for many acts Of kindness re-.
ceiyed. There Is no commentary in the world
30 good in order to right understanding Of
this blessed book, rs an honest, :hild-like md
teachabte spirit. Js,ux BRowN.
" CAarlstoten, Goth November, 1852"
Upon the opposite page is the following in.
scription:
"Johu Brown. Theleaves were turned down
and marked BY him while in prison at Charles
town, Va But small! part Of these passages,
which in the most positive language condemn
oppression and violence, are ularked"
Many hundred passages, which cau by any
possibility of interpretation be tortured into q
support Of his peculiar theory, arc carefully
marked, both by haT.ng tie corner Of the pages
turned over, and by being surrounded by heavy
pencil marks.-Co+- BaIt. Sun.
, 1859-12-09

nR. McCLINTOCk'S COLD aud
~ CDCGI! NtxTrcE !. \ tomh:n :t:tn of n.turs
vettltte .It1ote- 10 The irritation ka the
nssa an" .osr thrs. l. ,e'eov+.. n very 'ho't tins.
every Ai:Ee a. tn6aNMlt,h The ltng- t.rpaY
and the f- ra1.on Ut tca.h Pike u
rents. Fur aase ~ lOltN =. FAKK, III Lake -,
tr- ~.
, 1859-12-09

Browns Bronchial Trochc4.
Browns Bronchial Troche@.
Bronchial Troehes.
Bronchial Erochcs.
Browns .Ezoches.
Browns Txochex>
Troc1aas~
Tzochcs-
"Ps.eyirensly the hsst srt bert"
KEv. HENRY WARD EEEcNEs,
II recommend tkeir use to Public spea1ers."
REV. E. II. CHArlS. NEW YuEK.
"Gre7r service in s,ilduln; lfoar1eo-s-.~
REV. DANIEL WISE, NEW ToRK.
~ t,7e oEoysl them excellent for Woco.rs tpnxh.~
REV. II. n. WAfsRES, BOSTON.
~Gseat beusasin affections Of tbs Bronchial orssas,.
Ds.I r. ". LANE, BOs'roS.
"a t1'2ls and pleslst combination tr Coughs. de-"
DE-. G. r. BIG ELp.y. nos ron.
"cont1!n 40 Opium Or anything Injurious"
Dr.. 4. \. HAYES. CHEMIST, COSTOa,
"VeFJ beneficial! L clearing the throat when compe to
SPEAK thopS Sh suffering firm co!c."
REV. J. r. ATDEKsOy, 1T. LOUIS
"1heazt.IJ unite IN tbs above eotrinraiat!on.~
REV. u. SCHUYLER, 81. Louis
a tend having tried nacy remedies fcs Athaa va %
be,ef:, found relief from the Tsor1r4."
REV. D. LET'S. FRANKFORT. Ill.
~ soil by Druggists every - cen,. per
so1s. BY PESTON i CO.
!yl+ly ~ Lake .treet. opposite Trtmsnt uous~
, 1859-12-09
r. u L l. L L n. G r Fl
6TlEL. ENGRAVINEa
WASHINGTON IND EIERETT!
RS

Including e View 0! Nj Vernon
In The Engraving OF Washington Theze splendid eue'v-
lngs .vn.the original iantInk= ty ik ani are en-
1yea stee. in The highest 4Je q Art They are each
Eats .ueEts. eae.. containing Sic earaHE yKxc :" Eaty
c1ass< aaee pictures have teen ralea upon the pub
lie works Of as-alt especially In cheap, haek ani
-...is eps-tue.-bl. ulmcnt IN convince PERSONS
Of they ordering Whist they hare not
Est W- h7v. paid the 6rst aEsts Their rrle~s
aoaEics sto 1Ho-sAso poILlas. to ptouce EaEas-
fu1& rEArT1sCI~ welt - the best poEat. and
that .sali Splendid Ornaments to any pater O1aioas
that c7n be 1eIest ea:
tC-The E!i.os Of The New York Observer aa5s:-
"TAese cnzasnss genu!nc works Of a-tae Likeness.
admirable The pos1t OF NJ Everett Will take pte
cetsncc ot nj. ustess-"
E-Ikey New ro.k Chr.stan Advoeats says:-"Taey
among the tses. envnx1 hase and the
FCBL1sHE:s ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE Foi:
ALL THEY PRoMlsE-~
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS.
We vi, send. Post ra.t. securely PIC ed in roliers
EITHER ES&iKASl>G ard - Masax!ne. year. for -
BOTH ENGkAylNGS. and q Asxastne. ye.E. ft's ~
Ageas who renl: ~ :: time, viii ha.e az s1t:a
copy Of each engraving. The m.Ea,intsare-
HARpEKs,
TIE KS1CEEEDocKER,
G0DEYS LADYS BOOK,
TIE ATLANTIC.
BLACKW1OD.
nY special arrangement the entire years suhscrip
tion The MAeazne Is pad by to their publishers
and subscribers receive hez surpr for tic fer f1u
thels respective publication offers The OF the
Craving Is psa only BY the difference between The lowest
wholesale, and the regular price Of the Maxax.ntA-
EsEras.nss sent at once spd subscriptions to ptEio-
lcaIs with current issue, uness othezws.e
dered Money II risk proof Is retained Of HARM.
been mailed Flrt Impressions best therefore send
eaI!y. AJdress, o. H. BAILEY 4 CO..
fAtNm- Hall + SONS Mrs,c Storey
5ss Broadway, New York.
II 4. r. OLDEIiGI3AN, IL Lasallc STREET, re-
eeires Subscriptions aId delivers En1ravtngs sub.e
be1s In Chicago. Specimens b. 1t lis store.
, 1859-12-09

Correspondence phlad&sph2 Eulltt4n.1
fsIscE1ox. II 4. 81. Ike. :, ls:9.
In the early part Of the evening We were
aroused by loud shouting and the like, and go
ing to the street, we met 4 large procession Of
students, headed By trausparencies. The crowd
proceeded some distance up the street, bearing
such banners as John Brown, the horse thief.
murderer, mud martyr;"" Down with Seward y
" Down with Henry Ward Neecler," and auch
like notices. expressing tho views Of the par
ticipants; They bore. aesn. two eMgies, one Of
Seward, the other OF 'Beecher, The object Of
the Whole movement was.o burn these two n:,i-
tators. The crowd and noise had called ont the
College Faculty in force, from their snug fire.
sides; aud ne saw some Of them at full SPEED
after the main body. "Go to your room. was
heard on all sides, and cries Of Dr. frightened
the timid, and we saw them running homeward.
But the powers that be uere set At naught, and
the work proceeded.
Having returned to the College, large crowd
Of spectators from the town were called uut, md
in front Of the College Aessrs. Seward and
Beecher were consigned to the flames ani'
groanings and cheers. Speeches were deliver.
cd, and We could hear The repeetcd calls for ya
rious leaders iu the scene, and the hearty cheer:
which greeted their sentiments. Such was the
the manifestation Of their feeling, and having
accomplished their object they dispersed.
As an incident, VIC beard that oae Of the Pro
fessors, ove1.anxious to stay the proceedings
Was wounded in his hat, and his honored perso1
Immediately endangered. His ambition was
however, checked, and he was led home.
, 1859-12-09

them that had planned ths mode Of oonGum-
mating his musderous infant. But it is over,
and the voice Of the fallen angel halls with e1-
atte delight an addition to its n1yriads Of bell
infatuated demons: But i i al over, and Cha
ron has Ats os1s all setand his salsso tbs breeze
to transfer this welcome passenger across the
dark waters Of the Styx. But It il all over. and
the cold d-hlooded henri Of this would-be destroy
er OF his own race, Is being warmed up, by the
sulphorous blazes Of eternal woe. But It IL all
over, and Union. loving people shout their
hallelujahs, and sing their "Qloria in erc<lsi1"
Tor the consummation Of The penalty.
Various opinions have been expressed as 10
the disposition Of his body after death-some
contending it should not be delivered over N
bis friends at the North, others to the contrary.
We say, let them hare it, aud for many reasons
among them not the least prominent is, that
we could not see the soil Of Virginia dedled By
being the receptacle of such filth-horse-
manure and guauo would reject association
with it; grass would refuse to sprput in tho fer
tile fields Of the valley, and that scavep2er Of
our country, the uoblebuzzard, would be driven
from CUR State By the pesiferous stencil Of his
carcass. Send him to the North by all Means.
There let the wooden nutmeg Yankee, in his
speculative propensities, convert his bones into
buttons and tooth picks, and tooth.poWder; his
sineWa into hoops for wou1en's skirts, and his
muscles into elastic bands, for Northern saw
mills They will sell With rupidiiy, and be pur-
chased up as relics Of the martyr Brown
Take him away! We want mona of him we've
| had enough already, and can't stand the
| thought Of his being any longer on our soil
, 1859-12-09

MO. l22 SOUTH CLARK ST,
t4s3nk SGiy. SAte1 xons senJs I1saoxg 9el1J.
Jnrn 4t3TASrA%1E
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MARINE JOURNAL.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

s.W. HARBoR-Arr 18th. Sch Romp, Mayo
from baltimore with corn -four to master.
WEST BkookSVILiE-Arr 18th, Sch Pheb,
Ann, Green, Boston. Sid 18th, Sch n. 5. Was
son, Tapiey, New smyrna, Fla.
BArH-Arr 2lst, Sch Elizabeth Arcularius
Haskell, New York.
PoRTLAND-Ar 2l.t schs Charles William
Buckin, and Caroline, Chick, New York; Rosina
Henley; Echo. Barbaiick and VIM. H. Turner
snowman. Boston; ii. 5. Boynton, Grindle, Nor
folk for frankfort; Susan Mary, Hatch, Bal
timorc for Calais. Col. smons, Tyler, Boston fol
| Frankfort,
PoRTSM0UTH-Arr? lst, sch James Freeman
| Freeman. Tangier.
| NEW BEDFoRD--SId 22d, schs ANGELA, lie
man, Baltimore; Herald, Knight, for do (fron
below) Golden Gate, Weeks, Norfolk via Hol
mes Hole.
| NEW YoRk-Arr 2lst, sch River Queen, Rev
nolds Boston.
Arr ?2d, Sch Montrose, Wall. Elizabcthport TO
Boston
Sid 2lst, ships Rebcna, Martin, London; Sue
cess, Child. New Orleans; barques Fortune HAY.
ener, for Marseilies; lido kimbaii, Ingraham
Havana; brigs Norfolk, Emery, Kingston, Jam
Ocean Wave Morton, Cientuegos; I. NJ. May
hew, Harvey. Bermuda; ,chs ". b. Horscy
Brown, Jacmel; Sea Ranger, Ames, st Johns PR
Ellen Matilda, Kelley, PASSPORT.
Sid ??d, barque Maraval, Griffin, Por, Spain
Sid 22d, ships Success, PARMA. Robena, jaime:
H.. nI hr; Ha'qas patid H'eSei', Fortune j.
~ ''s ""'''e'' seHs u NASey' anu harriet
-'I pii,, .ny,pu,.
,.n $500. p.,i ~ -is,' oAfqus fowhat
T. A'ermo GU oarques Merfimac,
~ ,, rryH,1us' pen o nyaef' pos.oh-
Liverpool; sch West Dennis. Studley, Boston.
r;... .o'"' pin VI 'no INES L'u'rio
W'is p. my ; Eu.en' AyoI' ioF hheAsport;
S,a o9 s'", .nrmA ou., .r1' i n
~ c 60 o4I IT, Orn.'' oo,uon, APE Iown
~ 81 h'e"''' 0"ei' west Coast south
Wnpno,r A. ,o.,
> -,Vnf oln-Hi i',h' sen rvergiade, watts,
Se~vur!Pol,. oie sens 'ohn Perkins Cicssen
'oI vii ~ Mt tH1G il'h, moves; plymouth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-28
MARRIED.

In Bucksport. I'D inst, by Rev. Mr.. Jones, Mr.. VIM
=. Stamford to Miss Mary A. Sherman, all of B.
In Patten Jan. LIST, by Rev MIR. Elliot John Z. Stacey
Of No. g. to Miss Lizzie Jameson, of Patten
In aerville, 10th, Mr.. Jones r. Eden and Miss Han
nah T. Phbrick.
In Wnsow, 11th inst, VIM. Irving Of vassaitoro, Il
Mrs. Nancy Eaton. ofw.
In Boston, 10th, Edward J. Lawrence, Of Fairfield t.
Miss Sarah +. Gcrrsh, Of Portland.
In Bloomfield, Capt. Samuel A. Parker to Miss Eliza
beth A. Bo tce.
Bloomfield, to Miss Anna e. -ewet, formerly Of Skowhe
gan.
In Augusta, 18th, by Rev 8. Tburston Of Searsport
Stephen r. Thurston, Of portar to Anna r. Carpenter
Of Augusta.
In Harrington. 18th inst, by Rev. C. c. Long, Thos
b. Mitchell to Miss Mary +. Cole, both OH
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TO FARMERS AND CiKDN EKS I!
THE ST BsCRIBERs OFFER FOR SALE 80 900 BAR
REIS OF THEIR NEW AND IMPROVED
POUDRETTE.
Lodi Manufacturing Company,

Manufactured from the night-so New York city, in
lot, To suit purchasers This article greatly improved
within the three years. has been in the market for
eighteen years and still defes competition, as manure
FOR Corn and Garden Vegetables, being cheaper more
hi tkan any other, and at the same time, Jree
from disagreeabte odor. Two barrels US worth) WIN
manure an acre Of in the HILL will save two thirds
in Labor win cause up quicker, to grow faster
rpen earlier and will bring larger crop on poor ground
than ANY other fertilizer and is also preventive OF the
cut worn also does nure the seed to be put In con-
tact with it.
The L. NJ Co. point their long standing reputation
and the large capital O0O invested in their business
as guarantee that the article they make shall always De
: Of such auality as to command a ready sale.
Price III so per barrel for any quantity over six barrels
rr Pam het, containing every Information, VIII be
sent PRED % any one applying for the same Our ad-
GRIPPING, BROTHERS co,
r,.al,ural Warehouse, 90 CORTLAND St, New York
3Iaos. ].
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La DIES ASSOCIATION.

NorlCEi ia hereby given that ssibscr pttnn List f,r
: y the purchase II Mount VERNON will be- left at the
Millinery shops af MN = tree~y, q u. Irving, and
ID Shaw toanh "A, the Bookstore Of Mess Iae from
this date 10 Thursday the lh day Of Feb, where Ally
Lady who has not been called on In person, who by
any other casualty has been prevented from subscribng
can have opportunity Of recording h rr the
List OF those who have the means and deficient
IN the heart contribute one Dollar the nobcst pro-
ject u the As~, originated by the women Of America
Ellsworth, Jan. 18th 1859 Nv
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DIED.

In Ellsworth, 18th inst, Marion Shepard OF saml.
J. & Emily J Murch aged year mos. aud % days
In Ellsworth SD inst, Joseph W., of Hon. Chas.
Jarvis. aged Is years, 10 days.
In fremont, 18th, George R. Parker, aged about 10
years.
A, East Trenton Point, 18th inst, Mr.. Charles Gill
patric, aged 10 years.
''One by one they passing away,
And leave yet behind,
Swiftly, tho swiftly the moments are flying,
And hurrying our fathers away
One by onr the years rolling
For eteruty's vast home,
While on their ontspread wings are bearing
Our fathers to the tomb.
Mournfiliy sadly the low winds waiting,
As II sobbing Icquum the blest,
And death in his cold, icy arms is gathering
Our fathers TO their rest.
Like the leaves and flowers Of summer
We flourish, then wither and die,
And with "A low pensiye voice 1t bids us remember
Our youth like VISION is passing by.
Time his stern ceaseess tour,
Ia warning US oi our decay;
And soon life with its troubles its and joys,
Will soon like a dream pass away.
All shall earthly miss ion cease,
Soon shah our freed spirits upward soar;
And When from ali trouble and sin we're released
We viii ny away to an unknown shore"
Cox.
In surry Me. Dec. Goth, 1858, Mr.. Benjamin Morgan
aged ii years aud mos.
Father Morgan WAS about Il years ofaye whcs hi,
parens moved to surry He had therefore. been resi-
dent Of the town 20 years.
lie and mother Morgan among the first fruits
Metho1lism-of Christianity Va this place have been
informed rhat they were converted In the first refrma
ten la this town, under the labors of Rev. Peter Jayne
nearly 60 years since. His house the home OF many
an ltinerant in former yearspioneers in this Easter
part Of the state.
fatier NJ religion not sentiment but a
deep work Of the heart, He .,uoyrd Ids religion. H
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CrainD Il Pain Killer,

The world Is ssonishei the wonderful perform
ed by the Cramp and Pam kiey, prepared by CURTIS
fEHkNs. Its equal has been smoss for renewing
pain in all cases FOR thu Of spinal Complaints
Cramp Ia the Limbs and stomach Rheumatism in all its
forms, Bilious Cole Burns Sore Throat, and Gravel II i
decidedly the best remedy in the world Evidence Of the
mos, performed by any medicine, is circulars
in the hands Il Agents. 4oa
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A CARD.

On the Of the Elth Inst large number Of persons
the house Of their pastor, cheering both him and
his family with their friendly countenance and liberal
hands. The and beautiful parsonage, which a few
Weeks before became pleasant habtation, made
70 sound forth the praises Of God in harmonious and
touching strains calculated to fill every with delight
and every heart with exalted emotions. These, ether
with the joyful greetings and social conversation, begue
the moments, and ere II said that we
60; and after remarks appropriate the
sion, In expression OF gratitude friends fol
their love and benvolence, the company retired blessed
with the reward Of the cheerful gver, and with the
reward Of grateful recipients.
C. c. LONG
Addison Jan. 18th. 1859.
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II 5000 .AGENrs Y

II 5000 AGENTS WANTED To sell three
and unequale Northumberland by every family
My have cleared sas coo selling OF them
Artiei light, cheap, carry aud very taxing
Several Diplomas, Silver Medal e,n American Institute
Ne~ York, and patents have been granted them.
One paten, in England and in France Put in stamp.
and will send YOU gratis so rages particulars Of the
bes; agency In the country ErIIRAIM BROWN.
lSWso Lowell, Mass.
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Mothers! Mothers! Mothers.

Al Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail 70 pro-
cure Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup for children
Teething. 1t has no equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Winslow 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 invaluable preparation
If life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, it is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of bottles of Mrs " inslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United Statss.
1t is an old and we'll tried remedy. None gem
uine unless the Fac Smile Of Curtis Perkins is
the outside wrapper.
Price only IS cents bottle.
c. G. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; S f.
Perkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dcalcrsin Med
ccne. ly-2l
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NOTICE..
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

THE Mutual Store CO. will SELL for cash. Groe.,i,s
Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, Crockery ware, staple
town. Remember this.
NJ b. We will sell Oolong soucl,ong Teas By the
chest and Refined Sugars by the bb, very sDa I'd.
y merchants can he supplied above. Give Us csii
and we will use you we'll
rn,, w., cHAs. MCDONALD. As1
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VESSEL FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for Sale The rood echasvss
! "ODD FELLOW,"-an oak cnpper.fAstened veseei
oil about % to burhen. ~ years oil, well End In sse
rigging and equipments-now lying u Boweys vhasf 10
orlsnd, where she may b and examined. fssne
liberal. OLIVER B0wLrY
oWl
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For all Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat H. ,ar.enes. and
Diseases of the Lungs, Hunters Putin nary Balsam-
1t Always relieves and seldom ever fail, to cure C. O.
Peck Agent ,1p.n.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-28

P This new Monthly
) at its start. rhe
o Dry number was soon
ne printed to sup
IS February number
~ to Its predecessor ,
!. 3 of good reading. for
u purchase it. The
ID iently varied to sui.
'a list Of contributors
M fcient guaranty for
iervo volume. a year of
,n..a1 ps6es each, COM
.ns in July. Single
oicription S3OO-Two
nsies S700-Four cop
.nts $1,000. Address
l LA William St. ,
y
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DtBLlC notice is hereby given that the third da y
i of February, A. d. 1857, Waldo +. Laurence, by
his decd Of mortgage Of that date duly and
corded conveyed 10 the undersigned certain parcel Of
land in Bucksport, in the County OF Hancock bounded
beginning the County road the South Elstery side
OF bro X thence running North Eastery the same
SIDE OF said brook 10 land Of C. Llurence thence by said
Laurence line Eastery land Of A. Lanphir; thence
Souhers by said Lanphir's land road leading from
the County road u said L4nphrs house; thence by said
road Westerly 70 the County road thence Norherly by
said County road 10 first bounds containing about
acres with the buildings thereon The condition OF said
mortgage has been broken, and by thereof we
claim to oreclose the and give this notice for that
purpose.
CYRENIUS BROWN
JOSEPH BREWSTER.
BY T. c. WooDNAS. their Attorney.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-01-28

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