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isloas, Bilal, Palnfa ploer., OArbuncles. q An
hc1I, tsmmSnly called Aotho1Ra, A!as Il The
breeH anq ASe fiaS ssr. 49,
ays ths pain q onoe. b. s,nsla ting Ne eutisls ana
prem stinl LEGAL peYeirSeea. Ihs nrs: Hoe
year. before Tia public, aad u Reputation IAd -
Z daily ineTeisAns All we s.k y q "a. for any q
eesiIse Al We proml0e for H.
All tnsse are \ assfa for N fAnnkU - NJ Amk
n ukoaA BE- IN svery horse.
Orisn SsllaiAsA - pnsS ~ A,9sa1e1 ~ 49, ~
NIaaa hkalb npa 8th ~ NAAtWs
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'fr ~ thOss 40 hAss ONO. nssd n Il L. "a In val
abls ten44A2lth Z lidH chAfH ~ 70 500 y And quel
Id, finally, - annil1iste all thost s1blls psInS u
s6ich tns naryuss steuA Ia - constantly EXPO "a
Alro 10 be tAGaL hitaEnklg for Cole, CholSrn.
CArrhosA, CrAJ ps In tins stomach, old aud ohst11A
lhQEh--mix one tsAspoenfull Of The Lotion With ious
N s1Ip OF moiAasas And tAAe In taAApoonfuli Gosss
Sree o. four times asI' or aftnsr WhSa shS SO0ak
IL troubleSoIne
rienes, tAks toApeonfuli In h0' Waisr And saaRI-u
hot ~ 700 eau alp "
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NREAT BARGAINS

= 81 if ss s 4 sea: 4 s $s'ss ri: e ~
FeariJ, AAareA ~ mIJ % al psEsoaAhy, "a
aris,NAs asaf bH Faa. AZ.
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VAFUR BATHS.


ON on THK MOST POWERFUL
ExHnnuL AND roNc AdlNOp
Essvn. saa ss-spsrstvp with Ne arusels Il IA
ruRu v r.-..ss As.i,h 70 Ne tl.s.sss trs-~s
ruRgxs rArnr
sULfHUR vAfoE
BATHs,
~ 80 sULros u. uASxprp, srrosrT1
TEE n. D. uHuRon.
Ne. 8 wnLoUaEBV srRrrr,
Nus ~, Orr uIr..
Bsseuu.
Mrzy u Ne issfi.s rhyhsia-s - breskiy- sna
No. Ten win teshfy 10 N. virtoss e ~ BHLPHun
sATH in I'd fslisui.x aaasd sissa.sa
RzrsxArnr, EsrurnALasvz.sALf kssvr. sonss-
ia. rAlsr. Nru.ALsIA. Pm. sIsrlszs Kr.s, Soc.
rnsAs. puzAsr ~ v-s LIVE. DurBuA. HnAs-
As-z. psorsr, AsrzrA. uATAr.r. CArgr., osnsu'~-
a. ALI oyvAsssu pIssAsua.
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HARD SUFFERING.

WONDERFUL HFFECr5 OF THREE BOTTLE.
One Of the Private. Of the Eighth Regiment a pre-
"Aiter cor ARRIVAL at Lnnapolis, eur Qonpasytsa-
Ger Capt Lawrence, wero on peyei IN the trenches
sa5 h head, ss os on, n U fr me Sss
thu morning, our blAnksts, which was our only COW
srios, we're % vet with this heavy dew. that e
hsm,- j had three bottles Of Il Al HAYs READY
aad uio other used myself and shared partly viii
s.her We Al bsths our limbs and loints vita tbs
sns .,tns p.a and venins. sI T. ~. We them
having no liquor viii us-dIsni RRADY EEIiHr
.ad EsteI. Th,, chfsrsa and inyiEcr.iod as .ns
10 i. iS sfs.. and sbssS.os. Tor tsssty sesi
si2l i.s sS , 30 R H%s ss 2.
b.. When that save Gu, iell ,ch sna BY the s.der
sE Me- Rifs q. rs sShP o. ON ans
you'd have bsen trihns. Iintsnd IetprulDs Z M
supply. 1t is the request Of myself and most Of my
friends Ia the Re,iment, that yos tahY imnedist.
% Tue sdiea stores Of ever reEtmeai. II Wi ssTs
~ hv~ Of thousand, 81 sIT Troops"
gSonfaI Of READY REL1EF, % = ts@bIs; q v.isI,
Will prove Of greatsr ssrvios tAAa alcohol. uhAky,
sr any sthar usuor.
HosoUTToxs.
Oar tresps viii suior great Nnnsyasss nrsm II
MIS- aud sdAss OF mosauitoes, 1hoee Of virginia,
eao the cotton, ties snd sngar Lands are
ana ~osnds, II RADwAY,s READY REfiEf =
.pplied T. the bitten part, 4 viii In . ,ey uoments
hand irsaly With the READY RELIEF sad vassr-
ks mooquitoes will rot trouble you.
4. Il. Remsdlss are said By krugElsta AAA sars-
RADwAY AGO,
n Iaha A n
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mMWaLuCnN.
ar nEI 90 RIeBT 10 ran lPor. !.

LsErAN1 hHILIB noP KoU1 .ooUGHI
FUNNY Yous BEEATHt
srRNGrBnS xous VOICE
wALpmoT
THkoAT uoBEEoTIoEn,
rHHoAT ooSTEorIoHs,
rHRoAr uoHTEorIeHs,
soeD 70. ua-sevsuN
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sooD ros ruBLko RzAx-Ra
aeon ron sroNkn.
sooD FOE oorgunrTTvu.
swILnNsp uAEsx
RALDINev THROAT ooErECT1oNx
LADuz aRn pLIaHrzp WITH
RALDNaB THROAT uoNYECr1oss.
wnDhns Ont ros
SPALDMaT rHR0Ar uoByDCTIoHr.
rA~ rnSv, oosss -ss.sss.
rSs, seas Ne f,roa,.
rss. DIV, sr~ssA s.s vv,sms 70 ne vas..
rov hrs.r, esiisoss .rsns 70 Ne sussn.
rhsT az ssushtfSI V Tia sa-,.
rt.ay arr raas q saps. l..<h. s-s s.rn,, 49,.
s-scna
Isdyiss svsJ Oas vAs has . usaSh % q au.s,
vo,ss Or . B.a Bre.ih-or any 1mouity q, u, rnro.,
v s-,s S.nkass d my rhros, ooass tian.. ,b.x
va' relieve zoo insanity. AZ you -u ARE. Tin
usss -thsy 70 ish, ,O Ne spo,H ysu vm s,s
Arm V.5 usssoi Hs pleasant WIN. ,rsvsllss or q.
sssdins Pablo psossar.. for asuins yo~ uouss Or
su.y,ns yosr ,hins unyou ,u 90 p.ssas. am
afs IN s.yias tbs' yOu win sv~ snav.r1 .Ou..
sE shsn s6a-pon-'bls. Ko- vtn a.a ssm a. n,
przssass s.A Ds.lsE, Ia Ms1s,pa-.
FRIou TWENTY-FIVE enrrs.
~ ssnab-rs h sa each ,sss,<.. an s.hsu .r
ssat~faI
Ars~ka~s wu be s-, h. msa. asyaia. "a r..s..,
u rusrt es-s.
nRUv O. ErALItpcs
-, n o,os. r,r,.a. r..v
OEP HALO PILLE
uH HnADAoaz
smvoUs RsADAuza
ALL KINDS or uARAouE
ms ne o. sAsss rIna N, periodic Attach, q,
rsrvsus O Bcs Hssdsshc mag b p,sv~-ssc .,s
taken q, ras somnsaosusna u a. snssh, ,p,,.
Ua,- rslix from palm ans aokss- WI bs os,,,,..
Tia, ssidsm hn In n~ssv'sa Ne Ssu,.. AMI
uAsdsshs 70 v+siOh ,amsiss ara 80 stsec,.
Tbss &C, reutiy urou Ne sovsi,. ssrov,a, o..
tvene~.
| FoS Literary MOI, Bsudents, 0elicsh rums.s. ana
Al pssous Of sedsntAry hAbi,s ny are vsIush,. q.
Laxative, improving the sppc,itS, diving ious ana
v,ror 10 the disesivs orgsu. ana restoring the M.
tural slA.tleIty and strength to the vhols system,
Ths CEPHAIIu PILLA Sn me result, o, Iau. in.
visitation and carefully conducted srp.rimsn..
having been IN u's many yeer., durt- which Su.
they have pcs vn'shsnd relieved Q ven snoau, a,
rain .no .unerinI from nssdsohs, vhssesr orix,u..
sus N ths ssrvoas .ystsm or from dstsnrsS ,,.,,
q shs sowsch-
tug are entirely vegetable In thsir soueo.,voa
and may bs hAkSu si AL times viii portsos ..s.ty
vithou, making say ohanss d net, and va al
l ruos Of any mSAEss.b,s .ss,s rsOdsn :, s.sy 4,
.amsnlsssr thsn 10 children.
BHwARs OF ooUsrzHFArrui
ras genuine have sv aSa.,urss u Herr, n
spsIcins 90 each Boz,
Ion b. DruESi'ts and III othss asAIsEs In N.s,
dnes.
a .oz VIII b ssai by mail. psssia. ~ rao.,v, \,
~
PRIon, ~ unErL
m orders shouId be addrssscde
/ nNRT o. HALDma.
| ~ Cedar Street, Rsw Yors
l d single bottle q PALDNa's rRHPAxrr
/ uux WIN save ter dina. tt oos aHauaIIy.
| WALDNop PRKPARxD VLuV
| CrALDNas rBrPAhED GLUS
wALpNor PRIPARKu uLur,
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RADwAYy KnApY knLw

have osnnittex . ssrissr s,is,shs. Fer ths rsn.
~. fe:y usos aTaoeE The tropP' vtn rsysn' "a ss
lev, TYphn, Typhoid, and All other malisnant Dis
pases. Let The Government suppiy svey miht.J
No sicxns Of serious nature viii prevail Every
volunteer shculd provide Themselves with few boy
Hes OF this remsdy. II viii protect you against SOD
Ian attacks Of tho NEST ma ignant disotAsn, ank WI
= ali oaass Of hskAa.s expsdkta q cure,
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RADwAY CO.,
No. % JohA q, n =


VA6CINn VIRUS.
We hAvs pletsA Arrangements with ph yIiciaa
q ertrnded prsotos 70 furnish with fresh vaccine
virus from healthy irfanh, In Dramatically ssAle1
SI.I tubes, aDd VIII supply physicians and surseons
N the army with either vaccine matter or scsbs In
tAining oair matter and the other soabs, for %
sents, capable Of yaocnAtins 81 ieIgt ten Psrspn.
Ne will guarantee every tubs Of vAooAa u - tssh
aud pure- sne fIom he slthY inftnt4.
Addres RAD wax D. Co, 70 jobs q, iaslsdas
KKp Way AGO.
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rAs NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NHws u AL

sIn for.sr ssassr, ys rs.,nssx ne. thsi NJ
Flint D.yiIiop Of u . French army In Russia had
90 ifsre les than any eAhsr fivion, beoaass Mar
dial Davsust had mG1s each soldier carry lint, band-
lgrs q a provisleas for hlmltlf " 10 thee neoes-
pNi lea every sodlar will add All quantity Of that
available remedy, railways READY RELIEF,
hs will not oRlV derive actual benefit during The
aGmpAian, but will eseaps many hours Of p IN and
ufsrinF from Iheuma Ito affections 10 after LIE,
thoald Il vive the terrible ooniest u vAish
eopHtry Z unl APPLY oaHaSeAS
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w nisht AAd pages d halsasmss, but thsss WIN
s4Ass. PsssnS Wishing fer fartAsr evidence oaA
hAws u ~ SAlliaS Il the Dspss.
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mERHCNAA.
TIVE soLDIER's SAFE auARB.
ANEW wEAPeN or pEFWyA
SAFETY AgANsr DRArHi

.oL.IIsa -. ssl.9ry y.l..,... A.. ..:,:-
We "a Ds.ih n lasiorisss G.esss. hE yel =.
tsn ffsn the easOaitlss ofv
L. sy.H ..,ae. b. syn.1 vtts nApwAxr
15ls 4 81 ss.T, =: s.::.n IN
I'D, fso% ssn.Irss. Di.sThes Iy'iEptsry, H.
2. .:.h. VIII al cs..s Z! ,,,s
RADwAYs RsApY BELIEF ss s.s- n-p,
Eo.ed e Be a. mos. imlort,nt ssgy@ss. q n.
sr ..a sss s' er ys e .ss :ss.ss
soais .sisss Erl4 Irs,ed q treat v.i.s x u,s
s.s 80 y stiS::. AZ S Sssc
sur ,rooys IN The msl.rious e.ns. lssooe. ssx
s5%Ays M ssr q ' NJ sG sas.. .r
nryieo, ysed thai Al the bstte,ss ana .rtillsr!s.
r. Diseases Of cii@.is viii be mall; vithost IL sat
Fdependet upoa the skill ofsthe army sarseons. u.
,s@s az S... iss:ss is iss -" Z * IN
GaDwAYs READY ssLrEr WI sv, o. ny,.
q tho.s sho nay 5. .slssd .tlh Az .ftk. olls.ti.
tisesse. q Nc souther. State. ror tyelvs s.rH
Ezp%S1iY'5 RE2bf ssf. iEf, |. prsvsaiiss
, n sA.s 81 wounds, Bruises. Bprains, aun-5ha
Won o. SABRE Or Bay onst wognds, The sppllcstei
sryioo, and, u.ed Iadslously, will prevent nha.a
nation. nortAoatisn, aaA save tAs sses.xig n an
pstatisa.
ARMY HBCESgrTTEa
e-s q Ne MA i.gert.a, rllt,ry r.1sid.., 49,
sEiIEF. rms remedy 2 tbs sQLbiBtB skfh.
ssnss. a. .udds@ stIsns. of ,e.,Iisna.i a.s..s.
Eysry Camp fert, s.d ship nihtaIL and MAYA
EsApsa Of tsfsnss.
GMALL rO1.
~ military suIstins ssnsuncs nat 8nsn Pen.
keA-is., and hallEnApt feysu, bsys broken out n
an sssSsS ma, sqdI %lst rops .ns ~,
resps ~ ws.hinSton, Annapolis, feytres honree
re GoveTpnsnL ~ .sslssiias V spsiy hs .sIr
nj stsrss with
,.n-.v uu.Hv v--
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lSCR LIVERPOOI~-9LD BLACK stan
P:stst . s o HEsL.PmtRE I.yiaf
IAIDE, sIb Of bogsa Drafts on Saak Il If.-
W sfos .T % q su e !. l5s.n VS.
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~HHPRrTs@

FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE AUGHT
L,nsuits spSnqiiG si,'ps6,h RI SiSIo, ~ "a =.
Whfn ali psssergsIs mus b. on bos'd For p -sase,
logsst Iatss, apply on board, pier N. II. OF 7 NJ.
DBMAREST, 40 Bouth At. lOI
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Whfn ali osssergIs mus BE- on bos'd For .. ~sase,
iS. e, Istss sPgls s on Sosrc' pier h'R'% NJ
IHCR LIvERPooI.-eLD BLACK stan
Il L,Do.Ths pseset thiy HEM1sPHRRg, laying q
kAiDE, -s7B Of SUssa Drsfts on Bank Il la
WIfi%s S RSfS .% g q su Il m a. VS.
old BLACK sTAH LWH
" nor LIyrNPooL. PsCKETa,
Ps..,xs tIo% 5, or 70 M,.rlSoI hy tIe fio1tS ana
...,.,.. 9th suS "a rs, q eAeA Month
AZ. VISA. :sssEs, !4 SSPu ss:h'
BsSSG{Ts ~ pP III s6YA BANKS NIX, '''
or IRELASp, ULsrTR BANKING Co.. AND rARTs
.u7 g4.sSS WiLtf&s ssG S GGI6S 80 psoa st.
STEAs NEeELY BrrwEsN
- NEW YORK And I4IVaRPOGI.
lsSSlng .na esAb- HAS Pas.anssn a. auFa~S'
s TT G %ySS1 sss i ES:s ssS Fr ss
Glsds- bailI Iron steasnataps - fSIlovs-
sbfsBuRiiHi..........sss t tSiss s %
ci,Y OF VASE LEtl9N. sata: dai Ser, tn.
., 1A4rg or PASSAGE
STrrR 4 . ii;o;;,jj;;::,,........'"Tss
s.s.rsss Retarn i'ctss. socI ~. 7
Es.sSServ iorSSrd,5 "a PSfi, asy-c. asmsss
nIsmsn- 4ssaH'sU' Antwerp, 49, r.''. : Slssss I
.Psrsori stSs,.s % br.s on, hs.I i,Issss ssE "a
Eor tasiss- 'o'orna,9or. ,,sly ., M qe,s,as,s
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nyn s-l& "a Pros fvsg. g
THob PSoEs BLACK STAR LIUE-FoS
Il Lave IPSoI-Tho Star OF The v EST. At F1ei
o. t LT Hs5 or bTn %Ir GO r. Rnt ss ri@
l'n'. Apply at the Office, $40 PSSiin RA "a. s'ih
TAPSCOTTs LINE
4 OF LIVEkPo0L Packets.
psske u SAd from Liverpool By thsiT tayAr,ts lsS
o. packets, compriADs In p.,t the following SeiDss
Mn TAPsGorr, EMERALD ISLE, AAhIMoS,
SssS "A +
d ITss srt 81 s5s %? %s e. Ne
For al o. which they GrAnt Certificates on hbaraA
RENTTAEUEs TO IRELAND, AZ.
=. d 90 abe continue 70 irsue ORA ftl, pAY1k,a o.
Ss%sna % rs1Flsnd LELAND. Scotland s~s
Cirukr., With all part culsrs may bs had N. %,
plioAtdSa ~ By Letter, enclose postage sample
.ur sI.s rs &C. S sSdTs S e. ERr
Y LINE FOR LoNDoN-sAIIS AUGUST
- 2Id, the faVoH Packet Ship NNIEL WEB
bIEk; Hug AZ PieL 10, Z. Rive For passge (ai
Ireland, ssPPly to TAPScoTT a CO., g south a.
aulG O'l42
C0RSER HOUSE AND LIQUOR
SstoIe-Por sa.e, lease q 8 Jean olc,rneT hcuss
~ liqueT q TO, In good ost'op For particulars
i.auiIe Delaney IT. rear the Bowsry, IN tbs
store. auaI G'llD
R0Y WANTED TO ATIEED BAR-11s
bCteAr al, Apply tsis day from 20 10 TO-
GR0CEhY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR
~ sLe-A large End well esiAblhLed EIooeIy, ana
nquoT store located II the centre Of n city, With
EGod fresh At ok, doing large clsb ad rent lsw;
apartments for family; VIII for less u an half -
1RAVSRS, Guetr, aA1 gas
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r1IoI or rue. $50
OINTMENT. 70 CN
4 neral aisosni AAls 10 rAysiSlaBS, DruESiIA
anA WhslssAls and Retail DsAism sonarAlly.
TERMS nJVARIABLY uAsn.
msar 4. ru.or.
asssrai AssaL
~ ~ FULNou srRmr.
0sarD Nsw xo1k.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04
The Legislature.

1t viii be seen that the I.egislA tur,
promptly organized on Wednesday We
may look for Gov Washburn's Message on
Friday or Saturday. We doubt not il will
breathe the spirit Of true patriotism, and ex-
press an abiding conviction that the Union
must be preserved.
1t is highly fitting that the Governors of
the Union loving and constitutional abiding
States should utter the sentiments of loyalty
and patriotism in these critical times and
especially when the Chief Magistrate Of the
Nation has been, through imbecility, aiding
ard ahet.ing reasonable designs against the
Union he has taken an oath to support.
Many State Legislatures will soon be in ses-
sion, that Of Mass, of our own State, Of
Maryland aud Of Michigan met on Welnes-
day those Of Ohio, Visions California
and Mississippi meet Jan. 7th that Of New
Jersey on the 18th, and Indiana the l.. The
most Of these legislative bodies Will, no
doubt. speak by resolutions on the exciting
questions now stirring the Union from cen
ter to circumference, and in no ambiguous
terms. The Presidents shilly shallying
course viii not be initiated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04
How the South has been arm

The New York II Trad says that under tie
form Of distribution Tor the militia, during
the past summer months one hundred and
Twenty-Five Thousand stand Of arms were
mi t. tae i've cotton Sittes, in accordance
with the rcqulstIJn OF tn cretary of War.
The Washington CORES pldcnt Oi The Her-
q a SAYS that the Ser ary OF War Ieeeutly
ordered the sale Of ~, 0u0 muskets con
demuel ordnance. wltieh We're purchased by
his own State. They cost ! II apiece aud
could be changed to the latest and best
model Tor scyenty-tye cents each. No less
than three hundred and twenty-five thousand
muskets have been distributed over the South
ern states during the last year.
WAsnlNCToN, " cdnestlay, Dec 26.
l. Is universally eonce led that if the Coy
eminent insists Hp9a the shipment Of arm,
IRON Pittshurg, ii must also reinforce the
southern forts, and enforce the laws there
The Administration is in great trIoulatiog
about it Efforts viii be made, by the iuAa.
entail = rsons sent iron Washington, to in
duee the people to lesist and allow the arm.
be shipped.
t Mr.. Cass was on the Avenue this after
noon. He reiterated 10 a prominent Repub
lic.tn representative biz indignation at tbs
course of President Buchanan in not rein
forcing the forts. lie says his public life il
closed.
\ correspondent OF The Times at Charles
ton, under date Of the Sd, writes that Coy
Pickens in addressing a serenading GROVE
distinctly gave out that he Tad reason 10 he
lieve that Mr.. Buchanan INTENDED 10 surren
der TIE forts to the ciyilauthorties Of South
Carolina, and that the reyolutionIsts hat
grounds Tor expecting to obtain peaceabl'
possession
The corresondent says the tacit under
Standing which has cXlSei between the s.
ccssi5nists and Buchanan has emboldeneC
them in the policy Of eoereing the fedora
government and prepared them TO undertak'
almost anything. In the face Of Jacksoniar
policy ON the part Of the Government, the Sc
cess on movement could not have made on
quarter the Roadway i, has
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04
The Evacuation at Fort
Moultrie.

We published in cur last telegram an
nouncinG the exciting news that Major An
derson had evacuated Fort Moultrie. and
taken refuge in Fort Sumptcr Also that
the former Fort was being burned. The
facts seem to be that Fort Moultric was
abandoned for want Of sufficient men to pro-
teet it, and after demand had been made
on the government for more troops to defend
it, and when Maj Anderson had the most
positive information that he was to be at.
tackled by mob from Charleston acting I'M
der the rehclious state authorities. This
move Of Maj. Anderson is approved by all
Union and patriotic men, as it places him in
a position to defend himself the government
property, and leaves him in command of
Charleston harbor Fort Sumptcr Is mac
ccssihlc by any means of transport in pcs
session Of South Carolina, and strong
enough to defy the combined opposition OF
United South. The only fear now is that
the Presilcn; will traitorously order Major
Anderson back again. If he does this the
country viii be in aims against him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04
Catechisnl.

j Who took the Presidential chair, at a
time when the country was at peace and the
Treasury Overlooking?
James Buchanan.
Who opened the Slavery question, when
all was quiet and peace?
The Democratic Party.
VIII has emptied the public Golfers of the
last dollar, and almost ruined the credit OF
the nation?
Ja.,es Buchanans Secretary of Treasury,
ngwcll Cobb.
Who h,.. distracted government securities
to the amount ct nearly million OF dollars
James Buchanan officials.
Who appointed. and retained il his Gabi-
net as his official advisers, traitors to the
Union, the constitution and the laws
james Buchanan.
Who has aided and ahetted the treasona
tle designs against the Union?
James Buchanan.
Who is now doing all that can be done by
Il II -4H.t - Stt TIT ittNe Vi 'hI idhd tA4Su'
ted, 10 break up the Union in row?
James Buchanan.
Who makes Apologies 10 rebel commission
ers from South Carolina, and under threat
from them, explains all his official acts ?
James Buchanan.
Who permits the Government funds to be
robbed, and refuses to pay the fishing boun-
ties when due?
James Buchanan's Administration.
Who supports and defends James Buehan-
an in his reasonable course?
The men ,rdo one gar ago ,osre holding
GRfoH meetings..
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Political Items.


- D
There was Cabinet ,n ,',' ts-dav ON
the subject If secession b5t Tim bs. WI,
transrrr,l Tbcrc i ,reat y ,., ,t., ~
The ahoye statement was aEta;nej f-a,, y
reliable source. bn, Their is M means If VERT
flying its absolute certainty.
The Cabinet continued in session nearly
SIX hours to-day, and adjourned until t.
morrow without coming toa conclusion with
regard to the South Carolina affairs.
Mayor anderson processing Il generally
commented Tor this, among other reasons !,
mat While the comparative weakness OF Fort
Mou''fie might provoke an attack from
the mon, the Impregnahiilty OF Fort stump
Ter places II beyond such contingency as
IL can hc reduced only by regular protrac-
tel Seise, thus avoiding immediate collision,
ne senate Select Committee considered
MT Douglas proposition Tor extending the
COMPROMISE Inc to the Pacific, with eight
territorial Governments North and four
south OF the line, and when any one OF
them has snifc'ent population to entitie to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-01-04
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

THE NEw YEAR. We neglected the usual
and pleasant duty in our last. TO wish our
readers and friends a harry new year, aud
to join with them in the wish that the year
lS6l may be ono Of peace and general pros
perity
We take this occasion u remark that not
withstanding the jarring discords South,
through the mbccility Of the President, and
a treaeherous cabinet, in part, still our coun-
try is strong in all the essentials Of a pros
porous country and will outllyc all the petty
quarrels Of Il few men who seek II disturb
its rePose. Our laud has been best in the
Iast almost beyond measure; and if it has
the wisdom to do right, act Justly, deal fair
ly, remember mercy, it will keep on its way
rejoicing.
The Presidential election having resulted
IN the choice Of Abraham Lincoln for Prcsi-
dent, there are but few men Of any party
but wish he was now the acting President.
1t will he but two months before his inau-
guration, and if the Union can survive that
time, il will be safe
THE New ScuooLuoUSE. \ social gather
ing Of the parents and children of School
District No. 8 was had on Monday evening
at the new sehoolhouse. Rev. Mr. Tenncy
opened the meeting by prayer, Afterwards
remarks suitable to the occasion We're made
by H. Macembcr, 5. Waterhouse, 6. W.
MADDOX Esqs., and also BY Rev. Mcssrs Ten
ncy and Cole, and y. X. Sawyer. 1t was a
pleasant meeting, and We hope not an un
profitable one.
SLEIGHs Mr.. Monaghan informs the
public that he will not be beat in getting W
Sleighs and Pungs.
The Messrs, Kings Of Trenton, launch,
ed vessel a few days since and named bel
the " Palmetto" Is she 10 form part 81
the Navy of South Carolina Will som,
union man in Trenton inform US if the own
ers attach any significance to a name. Il
this was intended as compliment 10 ''Quat
tlebum we should not care 10 be an owner
BorNrIEs,-We learn that the fishing boun
" Is not being paid, and no one seems t.
know when it will be-.
1t is showing this, Thursday morning
with every appearance Of a severe storm.
-8-The schooner Forest, Of Ellsworth
sailed for Portland on Monday. The ie,
was 50 thin in the river that but littl'
! trouble was experienced in getting out.
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The First Duty of the Leg
islature.

The legislature of Maine assemblies at
Augusta tomorrow, Jan "a The session
will be an interesting one. If the census re-
turns are completed and received rom Con
gress, the new apPortionmeuts may have to
be made 4 United States senator Is 10 be
CHOSEN in place # Alr. Ilamlin,
In the matter Of our Federal relations it
may be that important arrangements will be
required in view Of the traltorons assaults
upon the integrity Of the cn'on. Maine
should be prepared for any enorsency-and
To that end an IMMEDIATE RE9RGAN-
lZArlON OF OUR MILITIA should b.
perfected. The cnrolments should be renew
ed, and the re-armament of the citizen sol
diery required Our volunteer militia should
also be placed upon the most effective foot
irg This is one Of the first duties Of the
legislature, and At should be discharged ruth
IN thirty dqys. The sentiment Of the state
demands it, and the people are ready to pay
the bills Wig.