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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Tue PuLrrr OF TUE AMERICAN Revolution
OR THE PoLIrIeAL SERMONS OF THE PERIOD
OF l77G, with Historical Introduction,
Notes and illustrations. by John Win
gate Thornton, \. NJ. l. mo, PIP. 537,
Published by Gould 4 Lincoln, Boston.
In this volume, besides much important
matter, furnished by the Editor in the form
Of ntroductions and notes, we have nine val
liable discourses of - the times that tried
men s souls" The disc0urses are these DR..
Mayhews Sermon Of Jan. 80, 1850; Or.
Channing's Thanksgiving Sermon on the re-
peal of the Stamp Act, l766 ; Mr.. Cookies
Election Sermon, l77O; Mr.. Gordon's
Thanksgiving Serm on, i774 Dr. fAngdon 8
Election Sermon at WATERFOWL. l77a; Mr..
Vests Election Sermon, l77G Mr.. Payson
Election Sermon, HIS Mr. Towards Flee
ton Sermon, 1850 Dr.sStiles' Election Ser
mon, 1888,
We are very glad that tins volume has
been prepared and published, for it can hard
ly fail of doing much good in discussing the
public mind. $50 far as there is any need OF
it, of the false aud rernicious notions thai
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Applying the Test.

Mr. Seward recently offered in the Senate
Committee Of thirteen, a proposition to meet
the charge that the Republicans are in favor
Of interfering with slavery in the States.
Mr. Seward proposition was to the effect
that Congress has no power to interfere with
Slavery in the States. Every Republican on
the Committee voted in favor Of the propo-
sition, while Jefferson Davis and Robert
Toombs voted nay.
Another proposition was acted upon to
cngrait the trial by jury upon the fugitive
slave law. Mr.. Douglas moved an amend
ment that the trial should be in the state
from which the fugitive escaped, which was
accepted by the Republicans, and then every
democrat voted against it and voted il down.
The third proposition was as follows
= THIRD, 1t shall he respectfully recon-
mended to the several State Legislatures t.
review all of their laws affecting the right,
Of persons recently resident in other States
and 10 modify or repeal all such az shall cen
trayene the provisions Of the Constitution Of
the United States or Of any of the LAWS made
in pursuance thereof.
Every democrat, including Mr.. Douglas,
voted against this. We hope this will salts
fy the candid Of all parties, that no fair set
tlcIncnt Is desired.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

rules was lost, and Mr. Ssanton's substitute
was al ptrl.
Mr. Davis Of Indiana offered preamble
reciting the secession ordinance Of South
Carolina and concluding with a resolution
nstructins the Judiciary Committee to in.
quire into the same, and report what legiS-
lation was necessary under the circumstln-
cos
Mr.. Btrksdalo of Mississippi objected.
Mr.. Davis moved a suspension Of the rules
Mr. Holman of Indiana offered Il substi-
tute, asserting that the right OF q State t.
seed. IS not recognized ia the Constitution
that the government is invested with power
u collect the revenue and protect its proper
ty wherever it is situated that the Judicial
~ Committee inquire whether such laws are
in force a. viii enable the Government to
maintain its property and collect the revenue
where an attempt Is made to resist the same
also ii the law>s,re insufficient to accomplish
saeh a purpose, to report such necessary mea-
sarcs, Ay the employment Of the army or IA
W. as the eNiGonry may require
Mr. Hill ct Georgia moved to table the
~ Luton. N.gatiYeI. 10 te IS
Without coming to conclusion upon the
subject, the House adjourned until Wcdnes-
lay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

igratiop; Plant slavery there. ard the pros
perity d sneh communities whether in terri
tories or in states, would dwindle into insi :
niGcance.
J am opposed to slavery ami the sTr al %
it, for another reason, it keeIs the poorer
class In slave communities in almost total ig
nurance, the slave owners and their children
are the only ones that have an educati1n.-
There is but u shades diff renee in regard t.
edueatian between the poorer classes o
Of WHITES anl the slyas their faculties, their
energies, and their zen raj knowledge of mat.
tiers aud things, ARE but shade above the
slaves. Il Is the policy Of slave holdcrs tt
continue that state OF things, make sllv,
state Of any of the present territorles,a and the
effect will be the sane, ignorance and super
sttiJn will follow.
(Ce'eludcd natt iefeb)
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SPECIAL dispatch to the Bangor Times ]
MAIN. LEGISLATURE.

AuGrSrA, Jan. ..
Legislature met to-day. House organized
by the election Of JAS 6. Blame II Augusta
speaker. Chas A. Miller Of Roeklaad, clerk
SyNA7F John f. Gooienow Of Alfred
Prcs't, jas u. Lincoln Of Bath, Sec'y.
The lIouss stands one hundred and twenty.
seven Republicans to twcnty.six Democrats
Senate all Republicans.
The Republican members are generally OPP
posed to compromise and measure to repca
tho Personal Liberty Bill would probably re
ceiyc few votes from that party.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

JrsT So,-A calm blue-eyed, seli-possessed
young lady, in village ''down east, receiy-
ed long call one day, from a prying old
spinster, who alter prolongins her stay be-
yond even her own conception Of the young
iady's endurance, came to the main question
which had brought her thIthcr. I've
been asked a good many times if you was en-
gagged to DR.. d. Now if folks enquire again
whether You lie or not, what shall tell
EN- | think ?" Tell them answered the
young lady, fixing her calm eyes in unblush-
ing steadiness upon the inquistive features
Of her interrogat6 tell them that you think
you don know, AMI that you are sure 1t Is
none Of your business. .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

-Darine our yisit = Lowell We w.
shown through the laboratory Of our ccle IA.
tel eoantrvman, DR. :. I. AVN SrsreeIy
could ,yr have believed without rr,of what
:. sa..,, dr.. l.ev,nd disrntinr
IT, nah n larr,l Of salil pill.. about
so16 - on5 three farrsl. of Cherry
-, IoG Goa 4 ,..s ,or I;en r, what
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5ass tbis snr,a5 E.r,Te ,be ina .inatisn ,
Il =. - - II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

CHARLESTON, 2d.
Cd. Pettigrew has warned boats not to ap-
proach Castle Pinckney. The river is well
guarded. Women have rendered their servi-
ces at the forts. Toe City Rifles have gone
on secret service to Morris Island The Zlu-
ayes and German Riffs are On duty in the
harbor
The Palmetto waves over the Arsenal
The banks in the interior offer 10 take their
proportion Of the State loan.
Collector O'clock adyertises that all vessel.
from ports outside Of the State must enter
aud clear AT Charleston.
The President Of the Convention has APP
pointed Commissioners 70 Alabama, Florida
Mississippi, Arkansas and Georgia, but none
10 Texas.
The Convention has passed a treason ordi-
nance making the leyying OF war against the
State, or aiding its enemies, punishable by
death also an ordinance that the judica
power heretofore vested in the Federal Courts
be now exercised by State Courts, and thai
the Congressional power be vested in tn,
General Assembly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

TIE Army AND SECESSION. 1t is reported
that some one asked the veteran Gen. Wool.
the other day. if the army would be likely
to divide in case of secession, and fail to obey
orders from the new President The gallant
old man drew himself up proudly and re
Piled, 3" Do YOU think sir, the army is going
to fail the country at the moment when it rs
most needed No, sir. Furthermore, al
low no officer II man under my command to
admit the possibility Of disunion, and If
hear that any one has spoken in favor Of it |
will court martial him with all possible cxpc-
ditian; ana Gen. Scott feels as | do, -ir :
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seth Congress- I'd Session.
The Senate Committee unable TO
Agree.

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Monday.
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=
Mr., BENJAMIN, made dis-uaI5n and s.
c,>sia, -, which elected 5.euItuse in the
galleries
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

The Moolias T'aion keeps shady on
the question of dis-unon. 1t has not a
word ef condemnation for the men who are
doing their utmost to oycrturn the govern
mont. 1t silently approves of dis-uniou and
as edcctually as any Southern paper, upholds
the treason that is being committed in South
Carolina. We ask Democrats and Republic
cans to watch Journals and politicians at
this time. 1t is less than year ago that
Union meetings were their IDOLS. Mark
them 1t is T. the credit Of most of the
Douglas Democrats here, that they dcnounce
in unmeasurcd terms, the Administration
and the dsunionists, as Icing Siamcsc
Twin concern.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04
" ASHlS6T0S. Jan .


An address to the people signed by many
members Of both Houses. Recommending a
compromise on basis Of Mr. Grittenden and
Bigler propositions, is in circulation.
The President has determined not TO re-
mand Nai r Anderson to Fort Moultrie.
The steamer Brooklyn at Norfolk Is officer
ed ard manned, and ready for any emersen-
cy.
The pros peets are that the President mes
sage, embodying propositions relative to the
South Carolina Commissioners, will be
promptly tabled in the House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

THINK OF lIoHF.-Thc husband who, in
his moments Of relaxation from the cares OF
business, allows HE thoughts 70 revert TO his
family circle, Is in measure safe from tho
trials and temptations Of the world. We
regret 10 believe that there are few husbands
who give practical turn to such thoughts,
else there would L. GROVER Il BAKER
Sewing Machine found in every well rcgula-
ted family. None but those who have exT.-
ricnced the benefits conferred by the use OF q
GRov ER & BAKER Machine ,can realize its adj
yantagcs.
Offices of exhibition and sale i95 Broad
way, New York Is Summer street. Boston,
and 730 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

TRI-WEEkLY PAPERS AT ArGusTA.-Iht
Age and Journal will each issue a trl-wcekly
paper during the session OF the Legislature
terms 81 TOR the session. The journal Will
be published ON Mondays, Weduss lays and
Fr.1 ,ys. and the Age on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and saturdays. BY taking both, y'u
viii have daily account Of the proceedings
Of the Logislature.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

The city has been in 2 jublant state Of
excitement in consequence of private
letter received from Winter Davis Civ
ing positive assurance that the House
Committee Of Thirty-thrce will present
unanimous report embracing an Enabling
Act for New Mrxico-nu new State TO be
admitted without consent Of all tie States
and rledsng the repeal af all personal Lib
crty bills
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81.
The President wished to appoint Conceal
Scott as Secretary Of War, but Floyd and
Thomas protested against it, and Mr. Holt
was appointed Pre- fcm. Treason is check
mated in the Cabinet, and hopes are enter
taincd that the laws will be enforced.
In the House Committee to-day, Mr.. Mill
son of Virginia intimatcd that if the North
did not guaranty slavery in the Territories
south Of the Compromise line and in the
territory to be acquired. her citizens would
regret it. Messrs. Morse and Corwin replied
in a spirited manner to the threat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

Steamer Star Of the West, from Havana !,
arrived to-day. Commercial affairs in the
United States had had bad effect upon bust
hess Sugar transactions were limited. FIX
change on London l3 II IL premium cx-
change on Northern ports SIS premium,
JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 81.
The legislature met and organized to-day.
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NOTICE.
JOS T GRANT.

The Schools In District No. J. will e.mmenee
their winter term on Monday next. January 7th
le6l.
30 JOS I GRANT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

! To CoRRESroNpENTs-W do not print n
+ blanket sheet, and cannot, especially at this
time print long communications however
good. Wciind 1t very difficult to publish
more than half Of the good things said by
our public men; and correspondents must
remember that they must tell short stories
We do not desire any more poctical contri-
buttons, unless it he such, as shall, in the
estimation Of Others besides the authors ri
val the best productions Of the celebrated
American Traveller, Daniel Pratt.
Obituary notices must he brief. Send
along local incidents and anything which
relates TO the prosperity Of the people in
their material, or educational interests. We
have a mortal dread of long stories and dull
moralizings. If you have killed the largest
pig, tell of it, and how you fed it. If you
have built new schoolhousc. send us no
ticc Of it. If You have 1yccum. give us
the facts, or any other fact Of public inter
est.
rBWc have not had clear day for two
weeks. The weather has been variable, but
mild We learn that the lumbcrmcn are
retarded in their work in Consequence Of
the swamps and small streams being open.
Cold weather is very much needed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

MIR Coleock, collector Of Charleston
issues clearanees in the name Of South Caro-
lima which renders every vessel liable to sci
zure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

The Supreme Court is in session in
Machias, Judge Cutting presiding.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

The Washington Tribune correspond
enec say. that no resignation has been receip-
ed Of the resignation Of Mr. uusher the Post
master at Charleston, while it is publicly
avowci that the revenues of the olhce are 10
the credit Of South Carolina.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

The New York Herald says that Sec
rotary Floyd stated in writing to the Presi-
dent that unless Maj. Anderson was with
drawn he should resign. The President de-
'I'ned to withdraw the Major, and Floyd
lie will return to Virginia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

General Scott has written 10 Maj An
dcrson saying that he has behaved like a
brave man and patriot, and he would stand
by him to the last lie also addressed let
ter to Seereiry Floyd informing him as he
had is ned orders in disregard Of his author-
ty, and without hi, knowledge he should
hold no further communication with him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

The Naeh'as Union has come to think
well Of political sermons
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04

The patriotic letter of General VOL
to Secretary Cas-, urging the reinforcement
Of the Charleston Forts. has been made pub
lie. No appeal, of either Secretary Cas- or
General Wool seemed to move the President
to do his duty.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
DIR KINGS DISPENSARY
FO.: PRIVATE DISEASES.

-. - DR.. KING, formerly of New York, for
IgET Ia the last four years OF Louisville, ky.,
49, and who has devoted hIs attention TO
the treatment of private diseases Tor 20 years. alteTs
himself, having attended TO practice Tor so many
years and cured many thousands he Is enabled 10
cure ali diseases private nature. no matter how
bad they may be from njudicIOus medicial HeatmeI
or from neglect their swn Dr. Kings Dispensary -
No 23 DideE street. between Cherry and the square,
ecoHd story, where he ali diseases OF private
nature
CIonOrhea cured without nauseons medicines in
erference with business.
structures old recent date eectually cured in
a few days. by an operation which CAUSES no PAIN
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
PERHAPS disease more mischief ami under
mines the constitution 50 mUth.
Syphilis, with ali the diseases Of the SKIN, growing
out Of neglect or bad treatInent can be eIlectaay
cured in n few days.
SstindI Observation-Disclosures attention having been
given this disease and all the consequences growing
out il, brought many by the destructive
habits OF ineonsiderate youths, and excessive Indu
geuce the passions, neglect OF which VIII under
the constitution, rendering the subject unfit or
business society, and causing premature old age
Females who may be labOrIng with any difficulty OF
the Womb may rest ASSURED immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating then
case with lice enclosed, direct TO Dr. A King No. =
DezeTick street, Nashville, Tenn, viii have the neces
sarys medicines to their address Office hours
from O'Clock in the morning until in the evening
julyIG-ind&wly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
Housekeeping i!ade Easy.

yr,1IE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES VIII always IN
sure good Wholesome bread For Is cents y0l
can get one dozen Yeast Cakes, which vii Make %
karye loaves Of the best bread
sco CAKES SIIVFR SOAP hourly expected by
expr,sSs Almost every family IN town hls used Il
For prinr cleaning It : invsiGIbIe-ioT washing PAINT
Looking Glasses, Gited Work, Marble silver OF Fi''el
Ware -.
REFRIGERATORS-W have sold 4 large lot Oi
thoss famous Philadelphia RefreTatOTs- W &c nave
Isre lot coming Tey are warranted 10 give sSilsic-
ton as thew are not only the best but they are the
cheapest known
snrI4tf MACKENZIE < BISCEfIS- =
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21

INMPLOYslENT-s50 A MONTH AND ALL Ex-
IPENSfS PAiD.-An Agent is wanted in every town
and county IN the United States, TO engage re-
spectacle and easy business by which the above pro-
fits may certainly be realized For full particulars
address Or. henry WARNER, 81 East Twelfth ST.,
corner of Broadway, New York City, inciosng one
postage stamp.
ocfs61-dfriW& &v3m
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.,ry-Goods very Cheap.

AN now receipt Of my large and WeIl 59]I a. y t,u
st,-k of staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which am
offering at very low prizes
As quick sales and small profits Is my motto am
,fTng 10 take u with the latter TO accomplish the for
raar and xiii offer great inducements to all who VIII
fsyor me with cali, especially TO casn buyers Tome
and see for yourselves DAVID hUMfhhhl
asnt1I-tf No - South side Oi the square
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-21
Beautiful Farm,

On the same road, now occupied by T. q AceanIoei
s1d for1aarIv owned BIZ Tom Harding, containing
sbout 25O acres This place i 50 Wei known as To
need no further description 1t viii also D. divided 10
suit purchasers. T. C MctImpbeA VIII SHOW th'se
MAC TO any One.who viii cal
All the above property will DC sold on reasonable
terms and on a credit Of one t|oI tlTee anu louf
Arply to 4 Y : Lindsey, NLsh ile, or TO either
- THOS- c AcCAAFBEII.,
SIX mile IRON Nashville
J. \ MCCAAiPBEIL-
.I Nashville
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