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M A r. r led

In this town, June 18th, by A. NJ. Glidden ESQ,
APT prnseiey Smith, and Miss Sarah A. jain.
. In Boston, June 81, by Rev. A. A. Miner. Mr..
daughter of John d. Richards. ESQ. of Fll,xor,s
In uouldsbor', the 18th inst, by II. NJ. Soule
esq, Mr. Henry G. Squirting, to Miss Pepelope
+, Young. both Of G. A'''p'
In Eastpor,, l4th, by Rev. VIM. J. Robbin.on
Rev. Bryant D stinchfeld to Miss Marion d
In Maehias, soth ult, Mr.. John Perry. IN Mi.
sylvania Berry. ~ W '''s'
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Thomas Miles Of Brcokvire, 10 the
W County Of Hancock, the 10Th Of October A. D.
isS' by his mortgage deed Of that date recorded In
hancoek Registry Vel. leo page ISIS conveyed To the
subscriber OF Franklin in the County Aforesaid rain
parcel OF land situated in Brooks,ile Aforesaid and
occupied by the said Miles, reference said Feed and
record may be had for particular description Of he
SANE and whereas the condition contained in said mort
gage has been broken claim ioreciose the same and
hereby give notice as by Statute required.
Franklin June IS, 1889. 3w22 sAM'L WATSON.
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4 RAISING. TIE Walls of the new House Of
worship for the BAItists, was raised on Wedues-
iav. II va rai,ei bruadside at time; i, being
70 fes, lons made il quite az affair, Everything
wafasd ia,oFably an there was noise or con.
fusion a. i usual on such occasions. Grea,
credit /, das the Maste. builder and hl. crew. for
the .uoeessf,.l in Which they accomplished
DE Riding.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

Godey's Lady's Book for July is on our
table. Cooley maintains the ascendency in
the Magazine line. 1t is fully illustrated
and beautifully printed, and is altogether
just as perfect as skill, talent and long expo
rience can make work of the kind. l.. \.
Cooley, Phil. $500 per year $3.50 will
secure copy and Of the American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

TnE Circus. 1t may be good news to the
boys to learn that Sands, Nathan's & Cos.
great Circus is on its way down East. 1t is
to be in Bangor, Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesiay. %, sth and 9th. inst. Don't
think it will come this way. as no bills have
been posted.
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State OF Maine.

Executive pEP4RrN Mt.
Augusta. June II. lsj9
An adj ur'1sd sess n the Executive Council will
hell At the 1aae Chamber Augusta ou Thursday t!it
sesenih day Of Ja, next.
Attest NNAu SMITH LIZ Il Sfata
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

Mrs McCready, who has been delighting
the citizens of various cities in Maine with
her dramatic readings, has gone East, leav-
ing Ellsworth by the way-sidc. If she had
known that all the exhibitions of any kind
that we have been favored with this summer
was by two owners of hand organs. perhaps
she would have taken Ellsworth in her
route.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

The Elitnrs and Proprietors Of the Eve
ming Bulletin Of san Francisco Cal. were
Indicated by the Grand Jury Of the County,
for Publishing the indecent confession Of
Mrs. sickles, and fined one hundred dollars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

the battle of Magenta, puts down the Aus
TRAN loss in killed and wounded at 1000
to 5000. The English Ministry has been de-
feated in the House of Commons by l3 maj.
Ii is expected they would resign.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

Those who use the Mountain Indian Lini-
ment ought to apply it thoroughly, or no,
at all. II should not be fooled with. 1t is
none of your two shilling Liniment-it costs
one dollar per bottle,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24
Cr;lllp Il Pain Killer.

The world is astoni.hed at the wonderful cures perr
ed by the CramP and Pam Klner prepared by Grams
ffkkSs It's equal has been known for renewing
PAIN In all cases for tia Of Spinal Complaints
Cramp In the Limbs AMI stomach Rheumatism i, ali t..
forms, Bilious Collie, Burns, Sore Throat, and Gravel IT l.
decidedly the bes, remedy in the world Evidence Of IN.
most cures ever performed by Any medicine or circulars
the hands Of Agents In,t
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DIED.

aged SO years i'u'ne' fianks'
,hs franks died at his residence at North Bluebnl
'e"ui children, to mourn his loss But their yoss q
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The manufacturers Of Boots and Shoes,
and all Others interested, are referred 10 the
Advertisement Of Mr.. f. =. Baldwin, Ban
Cos. Of Large Stock Of Leather
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

The ret, rms Of the late Aroostook Rail
R ad Act arc 10 be made to the Secretary OF
State on or before the 18th Of July.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

ro' all coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness and
Diseases Of the Langs, use Hunters Pum nary Basam.
Always relieves and seldom fails to cure C. @.
Peck, Agent. leo.
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N'rE The Republican p,ccaics are requested to
bring Wh them the names Of - City AMI town Commit
tees et their respective cities and towns for the presen-
year and report them to the members # the State Com
uittee Credentials.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

County MAP.-We learn that the gentle
men eanvasns this county for subscribers
for county map are meeting with very
good success. This is as it should be-
From an examination of new map of
Lincoln county, by the same publishers, we
have no doubt this one will be richly worth
the subscription price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

POOP fARx Belfast has by a vote, deei-
ded against purchasing farm for the city
poor.
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Notice.

w htktAs Hannah iIamor my wife has len nv hos .
-, ana gone To parts unknown 10 me- this h. In a.
o'u any one trusting or harboring her On nv account
"a, IT,. 40. So. JONATHAN HANOR.
e' i''a '''s % ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-06-24

AT the Calais municipal election, D. R.
Chase Esq, Republican was elected Mayor.
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BAR HARBoR.-Arr II Sch Globe, Ash, from
Grandmenan Banks, with 40 Or fish; reports bad
welther, and fish scarce.
BANGoR.-Junc 10. Arr Orig II B Crosby,
Winsow, Belfast: Schr's Charlotte, Park, Ston-
ington; Bucentaur, Delaue, Boston; Avon. Park,
Seasport; Amelia Call, Portsmouth. 20. Anna
Gardiner. Harding, Sedgwick; Charlestown, Bur.
CESS Belfast; Pierce, Phllbrook. ssasport: Willie
Lee, Gray. and Ida May, Ridley, Bueksport.
Cleared, 20, Brig Executive, Lee Pssaamsueo
aud mkt, by NJ Gidding,; sehrs Norman, Collins.
;, Peters by Jos Bryant; John Murry. Snow, and
Rainbow. Hasaner, psn,er; Mary Lansdon.
Chase, Rockland.
June IL. Arr. Schr Seven Sisters.
Crowley, Jonesport; Crystal Palace, Eaton n Y.
Is, Frances Ar,hemus. sawyer, N Y; II o Foster.
Colbeth, Boston. u, Sawyer N Y.
Sid Is, Schrs Crystal Palace ~ 10 Seven
Sisters Crowley, y Y.
MAcHIASPoRT.-An Is schr John. Colbcth.
Boston; ~, Lucinda ceIc. do; Gov Arnold,
Mitchell do; Wreath, Plummer, do; Effort. Nut
ter do II Diliisen,, Holmes. from the Banks
with COCO FISH.
PoRTLANp.-Arr lsBrig Mary Tompson tof
Eastport) Partridge. Schrs susan, Began Boston !;
Mary Elizabeth, Higgins, Eden for Boston. II
Eliz. Ellen, Kicker. Boston; Banner, Turner,
Ncwburypori.
Cid l6,Brig James Crosby, French, Bangor;
.chrs John Z Patted, Haskell, Boston, Joseph
Hale; VIM II Turner, Snoman, do Br sch Wind
sor, Hunter, Walton.
BoSToN.-Arr 81 Br brig Constitution, Church
i'll, Yarmouth, Ms; Juan J de Cartha gena. John
son, Machias schrs II D Leighton. Tracey,
Gouldsboroi II Snowman. Portland; Garden,
Macombcr, Bowdinham; Citizen, VILLAGE, Port.
land Oriental, Halves, weltneet.
NEW roRk.-Arr II. Brig Cels Holmes. Cal
ais; Richmond, -, Calais; Nathan Clifford,
Shute, Bangor. u barquc l. T knight, Grimm.
Cardenas; schr Bagey, Hodges, Calais BENZ.
amin, Whalen, Lubec superior. Moore, Ellsworth.
CID II ship Dunkrk, Griffin, Cicnfuegos; Area
dian, Wilson, Eiirabethport; schr NJ Sewal, Loud.
Bangor; brig Enterprise, Grindle, Mar.eiies.
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OBJ Glls@ortb American,
f L L 3 w o RI II.

N X SAWYER, ....Editor & Proprietor
ELLIS ORTIZ.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE "a, 1859.
5. VI. PETTENGILL 4 co.'s Advertising Agency, II9
Nassau St, New York, and 10 state street, BOSTON s.
NJ i. Co. are the agents for the AMERICAN, and the
most influential and largest circulating Newspapers IN
tntcd States and the Canadas They authorized
to contract for us at our our iorsst rates.
:. II. NILES. Successor to V II. Palmer Newspaper
Averttsing Agent, No. ! Scollav's Building Court
Street, Boston is authorized advertisements
for paper, at the same rates As required by
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AZ Ponce lst inst, sehrs Telegraph, Eldridge,
and Trident, Snow. from Machias.
Of Sharks Point, Congo River. wCA. April IS.
barques Ardennes. Pelleties. from Jacksonville
Dec 70, and Emma Lincon Palmer, from n Y abt
Feb !, ar few days previous, and both seized BY
the [ sloop of war Marion, Com Brent on sus-
picion OF being engaged in the slave trade.
A, Port Spain ?6th ult, brig Mary Stewart,
Dennison, from Bangor di.g
AT Halifax 10th inst, sch Hardscrabble, Greg
Dry, Baltimore.
At Gibraltar p ult, ship Hope. Merrill, to re-
pair.
AT bangkok Mch 80 ship W indward, Smith fer
Shan:hae.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

Commodore, Grant, for Portland.
Morning Star, Clay, de.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07

From Ialv. Journal of Heal HI

If man was to see quarter of an inch Of
worm put ia his coffee, hc could not drink
il, because he knows that the whole cup would
be mprcgnated If very SNAIL amount of
Sou.c virulcnt poison be introduced into n glass
Of water. the drinking of it might not produce
instant death, but that would not prove that it
was not hurtful, only that there was not enough
of it to cause destructive result immCda tciY...
We sicken at the thought oftaki"g the breath
nfanother the moment it leaves the month"; but
that breath lnimgles with the air above the bed in
which two persons lay; and it is rchreathed, but
not the less offensive is it in reality. account
of the dilutiou, except that it is not taken in its
concentrated form, but each breath makes it
more concentrated. One sleeper cOTTupiS the
atmosphere of the room by his own breathing,
but when two persons are breathing at tic same
time, twelve or fourteen times i'll each minute,
each minute extracting the nutTimcnt from
gailon of air, the deterioration must be rapid
Indeed, especially in a small and close room. a
bird cannot live without large supply Of pure
air. y canary bird hung up in n curtained bed-
stead where two persons slept, died before the
morning.
Many infants are ronnd dead in bed, and it is
attributed to having been overlaid by the pa
rents; but the idea that any person could lay
st for a moment on baby, Or anything .iSc
OF the same size is absurd. Death was caused
by the want CT pure air.
Besides, emnIntinnS, eria! and more or less
solid, arc thrown out from every persnn.-thrown
ont by the process of uatu.c, because no longer
fit for life purposes, because they are dead and
corrupt-Lut if breathcd into another living
body, it is just as abhorrcnt as if we took
INTO our mouths the matter Of sore or any
other excretion.
The most destructive typhoid and pu,rd
fevers are known to arise directly from mum
her of persons living in the same stnall ro"'".
Those who can afford it Shon'd therefore
arrange to have each mcm,,cr CT the family
sleep IN separate bed If persons must sleep
in the same bed; they should be about the sa'ne
age, and in good health. If the health hemuch
unequal both will suffer, but, the healthier one
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the most-the invalid suffering for want of en-

the most-the invalid suffering for want of en-.
tirely pure air.
So many cases arc mentioned in standard
medical works where healthy, robust infants
and larger children have dwindIed away, and
died i'll a few months from sleeping with grand
parents, or other old persons, that it is useless
to cite special instances in proof
1t would be Il constitutional and moral good
for married persons to sleep in adjoining rooms,
as general habit. 1t would be certain means
of physical invigoration, and Of advantages in
other directions, which will readily occur to the
reflective reader. Kings and Queens and the
highest persor1ages Of courts have separate
apartments. 1t is the bodily cinanations cullcc
ting and concentrating under the same cover
which are the most destructive Of hcalth-mOre
destructive than the simple contamination of
an atmosphere breathcd in common.
Now is mt it too bad to have the romance Of
matrimony spoiled in that way. Let the nitro
gen and oxygen go to grass, hut hang to the
good old fashion, is our advice. Who cares for
little breath if it does niche the system little?
"whu, who would live ulwavs."
if he had to sleep in bed in an adjoining
room?"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07
THE INTELLIGENCER.

The last number of Punch has not very
civil or very smart slap at the American Gle.
ment in the University stuoents three young
gentlemen, citizens of the United States, are
being educated at Oxford-under the title of
Oxford is becoming Cosmopolitan" The scene
is the great tllroushfare of Oxford town; the
persons represented are fat, paunchy proctor
and Il NANCY youth in cap and gown, his hands
in his pockets, his pantaloons striped with
stars, his hair flowing, and his whole appearance
rowdy in the extreme; he is besides, putting
long cigar, The following is the dialogue =
Enraged Proctor-"Sir yoI are smoking in the
High Street ~ Transatlantic Freshman
''Wa.al, old hoss Guess could ha' told
ye-ow that!"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07

TIE 'VIrAL" STATISTICS OF a PnINTrEG Es-
TABLI$nMENr.-Thc Sprnticld (AIass.) EepuJli.
can gives the following as the personnel Of its
establishment. There is no class Of operatives
whose individuality and procIivities are more
strongly aud uniformly marked than those of
printers:
OF the 85 employees employed in the Rcpub-
3ican newspaper, job printing, and book bind
cry establishment, % are married, and II of
the unmarried are of marrageable age, and un-
doubtedIy matIimOnially disposed. The rc
giOu$ tendencies of the establishment are, %
Congregational IL Methodist, II Catholic,
Baptist, UniversaliSt, Unitarian and EpiS-
copaan, the remainder attordng an excellent
field for missionary operations Politically 27
pf the voters aIc decided Republicans, > ,!rr
iedly democratic, and the balance, like The OIL
woman 'out west, who watched the fight be-
tween her husband and bear, don't as a
general thing care which lickS Forty six are
known to be strictly, tetOtally temperate, and
Of the remainder, large portion take IL little
now and then, and the others take Il little nuw
aud then very often, sixteen are notorious
tobacco chcwers, but to the credit Of the bind
cry department be it said, it has not tobacco
ciicvvcr among its operatives ID are SMOKERS,
only about half that number being hnbitna!iy
So-thc others only smoking whGn they have
cigars given them Pipes also used, TO
greater or less extent, III the SuDtyrrnfCam de-
pariment or the whole number Of employees,
) are gillS, and it not for the fact :haL
we do not wish 10 bc subjected to ANY changes
III that department at present, we Shuuld have
specified that they were included among those
set down as matrnoniay disposed. There is
not wide range in the ages of the list of the
establishment, the whole S5 are under 30 years,
and all bat two under AZ; and the Oldest OF
these two old fogicS,' who is 4G, is going away
because he can't stand such boys ior bosses
Of the girls IL are sweet seventcen:' the rest,
with blush, about twenty. There is but one
fat man in the establishment, bat any numucr
of very handsome fellows.
With "a slight variation" this description
will answer FOR the working force of a hundred
other printing offices. The Springfield man
has omitted to nemtioi the 'drurkcn jour,
without which printing Office and especially
no country printing Office is complete. Besides
as general correct description, the number Of
those 'who take little now and then" is not set
down in fair proportion. We were once III.
formed by ancient typo who had circulated
Il good deal, that Of the thousand regular, full
grown jour printers he had encountered, not
more than ten were strictly temperate. Wc
think too that the expression, ''atFordtng an cx-
celen field for missionary operations" might
be applied to the entire craft, after selecting u
very few from the ranks. CT cou"Se we do not
base our opinions on observations made in this
Office. We are happy to say, on the contrary,
that it is free from many ofthe evils mentioned
by the Springfield man. not excepting the
''Swcct seventeen girls" matrimonial inclined.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07
%SS2PS%-

CHOLERA has been raging in tho northern
part cl Japan To frightfu extent. At Ycddo
and fifty thousand in ore month. AlSSima and
Odowara have also suffered greatly. The out
break of this dreadful scourgc 80 soon after the
time the foreign embassies were at Heddo, has
led the people to attribute to them its introduc
ton into their country, and superstition points
to the coincidence as Il punishment for opening
Japan to foreigners. by t!:e latest accounts
the discnse was less virulrnt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07
HATS AND GAPS.
S. HARPER & BRO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
CORNER MAIN & UNION STREETS.

XJTEhave Oh hand and are receiving daily, large and
w complete assortment of Hats and CaIs, embracing
every variety style price. And in view oi the in
creasing FIRST class goods we have paid par
tcuar the getting such expressly
adapted customers. Our arTangenrrih
with Eastern houses enabled Iush
the styles Hats and Caps as iutrohuCcd
And we can promise the and most beautiful
best qualities of every description,
ar be found at cures tablshmeni.
Tho public are respectfully invited
ourstock will spare pains TO give
dcc0 HANPES * BRO.
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Incorporated 1e1e-chzrtsr Perpetual.
Cash Capital $1,000. 900.
ABSOLUTE AND UN!IPAIEEn,
VGTEE & aGFRFAE-S Or SJGG :SS7 81.
And the prestige nf:Ss years and experience
hSarTc; IANCARY /. lesa:


.Fo,nI E.Eabrii;ICs:
Unsettled claim not duc........ si'@.:.t.s4
Losses Eg"it"bly AGjvstet and Promptly P"id.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07

QUEER SuIr,--In the case pending before the
Superior Court, Columbus, in which Lucicn y.
Bowers brought suit against Ira d. Preston and
his wife, to recover $4,000, as damages for
alternating the affections Of the plaintiffs wife
who sister oF Mrs. Preston, the jury found
the defendants guilty of alternating said wife'S
affections, and gave Bowers 81 Judgment for
$1,000. So it is settled by the Courts, that in
Ohio, IA wiGe's affections is 81 ,000
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07
sADDLLs, HARNESS, TRUNKS. &C
" LiOI I.SNI i, q. II fI.I.NL

~ continue to keep cI hand laEsv CDuIICiS
al all ARTICLES il II! line oCUsisiIF uf LaGi,s and
GtGrlyrI,'s Saddles, Zine HaTLtSs IS,
Nacys Carpet Ba-s. sutrseIs Collars UbT-s, uLiE,.
InEiI TvsTr tII Ca.i
by ztrst attention and prOIbPn,sS ,OGI
q pubic patronage.
A kir4s of repairing promptly !ere ,rt IL /. .er
T.aEurr. !. L. sI'TIIALI.
sci4-u ISl Als.H 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07
G. =. BROWN, ,

EALEE in Watches, CIocks, ,Jee!r, silver ard Plated
- Ware, Fancy Coos. Mi.iy==Ir AID Retail
Aleut icr the sale Of the tELEEEA1EI AAELiCAN
wATCHtS, manufactured hE ATPiEIUN, 1EACY Gn-
Agent Tor Tie NIiLELLR NILsUS SEN mt MACI.IAkS,
aHLuunc lis r,turI from Ne" iVTs with Cot l,ss -
survt OF every variety puods las me- E!IC! will
Ee oI~re! ~ urIcrs 1" compete wtt h'G'c Jl-
Please call ana examine before r!ts
ELere. stIlC-ig
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07

w HoLEsALE AND II IhIi Mar-G:=etgEer Of 50 :dcs,
W Brides, larHt Sud TTuIbs al
c usually kept by S=ddIeIr. icrz
public tia lie has oPsI No. Mar N.EksI
Alley, whuEe he viii he glad ary I,TsuIs
Of the above articles. As Iet a. voIL
ai sell at air prices, lac h"gts CEtaII
Of pablo patronage. FaTCLLT nt5CE paid
work. and repairing done with GIspsteh. s,rIA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-07

UPWARDS OF 1000, 600
or Losses have paid by -Eua insurance. Co., in
the past s. y=ar--
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-02
Colored Convention AT Boston.

BosTON, Mondsy Aug. I, I.J5.
quite umerously attended Cow entiOn OF c0lOret
people net to-day II rocm Of the Iremon: Temple,
10 take into considers ion the 20 be pursued by
them the coming Presidential CANVAS, and the best
mesIs Tor advancing tue NORA socal AMI polca con-
oiiou Of the race. Delegates we're present nom 81
the gland and several other States. The Coz
vertor organized es i,l0ws: President, George W.
Downing Rhode Island; Wee Presidents, Ezra K.
J0hrson sid John Hilton Of Massachusetts, Alo- u.
Bemsn Of Maine. Isasc Rice of Rhode I.snd Wn.
Anderson o.! Connecticut. the Rev a. y. Ire -msa of
New-Yo;k, Wm. S-il Of Pennsy anls AMI Jared Grsy
Of Illinois. Wm. Wells Brown, Chas L. Renonc- ami
other esdng phlsnthrOpist ana a ta"rs are 5eeel!.
l. j. rroro.d 70 coDtnue the Convection trree days.
coored uiitsry demonstration also took piace TO
day. II Co nemorstion Of Wet lndia emancipation,
which wound up sith bal II The evening a. the
a. y Of the City Guard. The elte o. the colored
r..o.f.. md -,rargers s-tending the Convention st
t-nded 8 leyee IL + EareQil Ii al this evening.