Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-02

Nihb'"G HteSIN'i's W siie schepi.
Nine shares of the Maine Telegraph
Company sold in Bath for sos per sharc.
The par value is $50.
Cox, ny T.-why are the United States like
the Empress Of Russia!
AHs,-Both have recently been safely delivered
Of Prince.
~ We will send copy of the Hancock
County map to our Illinois correspondent in
week or two, by Express.
The polls in Boston on the 9th, will
be open at : clock and close at IL
DEAFNESS. We would call attention to
the card OF DR.. \. Young in our columns,
whose recent visit to our city was welcomed
by many visitors who sought his aid DR..
\ has made the ear subject OF special study,
from the fact that his own inirmity in this
particular, from early childhood, had in
ducrtl him TO give his attention to Aural Sur
gerry. lie displays enthl siastic interest in
the treatment ofdiscases of the ear and those
who had the plcasurs of consulting him will
bear witness 10 his kindness and sympathy.
as we'll as irankness in recommending to his
patients the treatment they should follow
DR.. lourg is a Bangorean, and has many
relatives and friends in the city who cannot
but rejoice At his own improvement. and that
he has 50 iudustriously laborcd to study out
the many causes Of deafness in order to amel-
ioratc the condition of the unfortunate In
the hands Of Dr. Young all such uniortun-
ats will find ready symrathiscr and friend
and gentleman whose advice may be sought
after with confidence Bangor Wig.
Ii will bc noticed that DR.. Young, will 10
in Ellsworth next week. Ser Advertisement.
Tux flsutSe fLEEr has this year. as n
a whole done poorly Several OF the Iabra-
dor vessels lost money. In the Bay maekcr-
cling, few vessels ohtaing full iare- will do
remarkably we'll, a. they must when macker-
81 -all at : Ii barrel but more of them
with small catch will barely pay their way,
and others will hc unable to meet their bills.
The shore fishing h. t.on equally uncertain.
rhos' that struck the mackercl that for a
time swarmcd about the coast of Maine, and
a few engaged in taking pollock for the last
thr-a weeks, will find a good balance of prof.
it. in their favor Ne'rbarsTort Herald.
Flsnt>G schooner Losr-Thc Belfast Age
learns Of the loss Of the fishing schooner
Fpaming Billow. Capt. C"n1ln. OF that city
and all of her crew. thirteen in numi.r, IN
MalJ-sC Ear. Il lc,isc few hours sail frum
C.,,eumlec. a port on I. T.. Island, in a gale
the 9Th inst. Her boat. one compass with
her name on 1t, one Of her masts, fragments
81 her hnlwarks, hatch, empty harrcls aud
hait mill, have ltvn picked up, hut no intel
hc,noc of the captain "r crew has been r.
rciycd every sui on board was probably
lit Twa Of the crew named Ecni MaClin-
tock and q Bartell. belonged in Bootblay
tho others in Belfast.
The EamolHe Journal says. if the
Tepfle oi SOUTH Carolina want to seccie. let
them by all means See-lc. Let them go to
England, OF sas-ia, or Spain, or Cuha. or
Mexico or wherever els they please But he
llainly tells them. they can't II, allowed 10
taxi their lands with thcm. We shall wan.
that for the uses Of y better and moro loyal
population.
Secure ExIR,.-The Portland Adrcrfiar
Avs that Constable Hal seized the Douglas
dag. which has been - gracefully and insI IL
iu.ls waving in tarc street for the lstst lew
months, Ter delt.
The " international Steamboat Com
IAuy' which has recently built the steamer
=. New brunswick. for the st John route.
i negotiating f1r tie purchase Of the Admir-
al aud Eastern City. - ~ II bring the whole
business in the hands Of one company.
AErHnss VIVID. whose Humorous writings
~ Will known, i Mr. Charles r Brown.
thc iarai pfttaF ot thc tlcasrand Plaindnal-
r. lie va. born IN Waterford, Oxford Go.
Maine.
~ new T~e; Office has been established
a 1 nj
Esq, APPOINTED past master.
The wheat crop in Aroostook county
i abundant this season. enc man obtained
> bushels from ; IL Of sowing another.
Al bushels from OF sowing.
The publication Of the Aroostook Dan
eeraf Al ll8alien, has i,acu discontinued Is
= the second Democratic paper in this State
that has wound up and closed during tho
the last fcw weeks
Ditto the Norway adroaser.
~ The leaves Of the s,Iune tree are car
rel ln'o Bangor by tons They are used fer
tanning purposes. The price paid is thirty
d5'hrs yer ton
The police Of Bangor made descent
upon the storc-hoEse OF Messrs Hathaway
day IT two -iner and seized about 800 pipes
AMI barrels 81 sATIuns kInds 81 liquor of tho
value 81 about Sti.0oo. /, Is said tba, the
legality Of the seizure will H. contested by
Tie Parties IN interest
HcssS Flrsn---Mr. Caleb Billings ha. re.
ernsIy sid stephen \. Douglas" TO gen
t.enan IN Newport. X. l.. for s2D00. the
s1n, which he purchased ol Mr.. y. q. Hun,
II S>nD
Mr.. Shaw Of the Franklin House recently
I'D the horse :. Target to a Massachusetts.
gentleman for Sl51o.-j,Gersn,an
-RcY g z. Mathews, pastor of tho
HeP'ist Church and Society in Gardiner. has
aes'pted a call from the BAPTIST Church IN
Faith, and viii shortly enter upon his new re-
latsons.
NV fnEx, Ort. -
\ circular dated Manila. July 2sth, says
that the authorities Of the pro, ince of Caga-
yIn had taken possession Of an american sASp
or bnTanc, Wh'rh was Brought there bv tho
crew, who had mHiiniei They wounded
the captain and confined him, and hIs wife
ahd oille"rs fhrer II the crew were Kidd
ltc Sse-''l is reported 10 hare arulI-ry and
mIhhry -t1ro ga board NJ narpc ot vessel
II wher, bound
3lIitrN Etllt,Nlsa lhe result Of an
H'rt - isttl.nd th. thrn African foy. who
VIZ found ~ lsati ,k-.eft.gI SLAVE vessel,