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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21
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TOM TRURO:
Or, t!ir Nali>fr iii ssliiiin Drc.
A War Sko.ch,
FL ARTHUR s4RlyE.


lno.e who were N the " Monumental
MY Immediately PRIOR 20 ti' atF''4' o.
ths na,Nacha'attS S'Xth Il ,s'mrM'--o"
tn l3lh ol APF'l' en- fo"te iof " "'n'h55'
ton, IN patriotic obedience 10 tns can o'
their e2antry,-"'!l attest tna' 'a5 i2,''"
'nS incidents are not '2' hls'a5 e'.ore'
picture. ga tue contrary many oI IA.
sufferers ny ,aa f1"'ll.t1 'l'o.t,t' 1' 's'
UNION /" b'.r'iii9Fg' y. g, WA -! toa' ''e eA'
p'r'el,e o' D'p FuIo .,, Nr' . -, 1, sa's :
."'h taI'r oNH a''t ~ ~. IN ~
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wa, loudly pFot'a'mla' u H.n'"oaieH '''
children ShccfGa at the ->"'I''i"i "o' cru Il.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21
WAR EGEVES.
BY TFIEG Il \ Z II
10 T,EaE AGg.3ss4

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're't hs'a'!' =N.'e' ef9s5t'7 !, 4 marry"
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q etry Y.
The Old Flag.
ny REV. EDWARD HOPPER,

IL REV. EuN ARD HOPPER,
Flag of the brave and free
Flag of our Liberty!
Of thee we sing
Flag of our fathers pride,
With their pure hearts blood dyed,
When fighting side by side,
Our pledge we bring.
BY thy pure martyr blood,
Poured on Columbia's scd.
For Liberty
BY all their deeds Of old,
Their hunger. thirst and cold,
Their battles fierce and bold,
Wen stand by thee
The 'venging stripes shall wave,
To guard the homes they gave
Thy stars shall shine
Upon oppression's night.
10 give the patriot light.
And make the dark world bright
With hope divine!
We pledge our heart and hand
10 bear thee o'cr the land
That God made free -
TIL all the wales and hills,
Us rivers and its rills--
I'm the " hole natior. thrills
With Victory
Fear not, Q Ship Of State
Though pirates # fierce hate
May cross the sea
Fear not AT thy mast head
We'll nail the blue white. red
Old Flag, Our fathers bled
And 50 can We.
We love each tattered rag
OF that old war rent Flag
of Liberty
Flag Of great Washington
Flag Of brave Anderson
Flag of each mothers son
Who dare be free.
. God our banner save
hlake i for ayes "tve
God save our Flag!
Preserve the honor pure
Unstaincd may il endure,
Aud keep our freedom sure
tod save cur Flag!
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

llSlS, III bHlttipu9 llIONhuIti ~ 'AAN "-'J
visagcs Of the rabblc. " Are YOU not
content with having dissraeed the flag of
your country, without attacking an old
man, who has fought for it, and bled for
it before you were ever born OF thought
of! let him alone, or you will feel the
weight Of hands that need never strike but
once ~
This timely interference gave the old
man a chance to retire unharmc1. Bat
now the infuriated gang, gradually IN
crcasing in numbers, surrounded the \ an
kee, anI heapcd auathcmas upon him.
Hes d-l Yankee. | know
him, Look here Mister Northern Sneak,
what are you going to do about it? Say ~
You white niger, Say another
word, anl I'll rip you open as | would a
sheep, added another OF the brutal fra
ternity. 1t won't do for you Northern
ers to talk to us SouthroHs IN this way.
You're spotted Dye understand that ~
Giye him coat OF tar and feathers.
Stick the fae he loves so we'll down hi,
throat Here, let me do il ~
And the speaker, a horrjblc-!ooaing
specimen Of rowdy humanity, with a pi,-
toI in one hand aud i piece oil tue torn
tlae in the other, advanced to execute hi,
intention.
In another instant h hal received a
blow Ikea thunlerb9lt from the st4lwart
arm Of Tom, full in the face, and dreneh-
cl in his own blood, he staggered and fell
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G orrespandrntr.
No.. 81.
JERUSALEM. PALESTINE, }
irril l3tsi, ls6l.

n I'll lota, lNbi
Hoig Week n J.rieaism- Excursions IN and
around jtrasa'cm- General iatormaHoa-
tarctrtH riat 10 OIrt and Gsfhsca,aae.
CONCLUDED from last week
The Government Of Jcrusllem, at present
IS MT very satisfactory, The poor soldlfrs
ore to be ptieI, for they have received no
wasrs f5r pear and 4 ba'f, 50 it makes them
o,erbearins. The other day freach Ir.tst
va, riding out from small village near
HeIhiehem. and s5.liir cimo up t. hin,
d4lnanIins Lis hor-e saying that he had
dcrs from tie pa,ha ol Jtrus,.leln t, take hin
for taxes. Of course the prles; re used t.
give his loved animal up, when the TURK
commenced aud bcat tue roor prics: unmrfci'
fully.
Complaint was made through the French
Consul 70 tae Pasaa aud the offender wls
thrown int prison immediately and received
severe Il gang te,eles. The other evening
an aeqnan,aac. ef miac, preacher Il Tie
Church % England, nAi tccn On ,i,t u a
friend, anl II =. u lrit for tie llo;e, with
out lantern. IL was arrested, carried 10
the watch house, wAere he mtde out 10 tell
them wuere he bcl2ngsd-they accompanied
II" ""i ne "a' ''iJ d 1, Se''i ''f''h' u
rlson rs a substitute. The next morning
,Ae affair cam, bi'9re the Brr,isa Consul ana
WIS settled va r''a' '''ih II a u = /
I. " the9 el3se All tAs SH'=s u tAe N'ty-
Tor tie M1siems ave Il tradition tAat the
thr ;i4us are 10 take the Hoy City that
cay AZ ! . e4'eN' ID" '''"hee II '' ''''
most sacred .aa4 On the "l2be. Mysterious
are the wass Of jehovah. y't Al t4'12' ie7f'
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,'''''"''.n''" ons Of "..''" We nave "'a5 oar
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We VIII now take our last walk from '1e
holy CITY, and that walk VIII Dc y 'ae
Mount OF Olives. Passing out OF St' ST.
ens tIka, discerning into the Valley oi
At, crossing the helr9n' we come
taFden OF 1ethaeiHane ana enter
p iron gate and beautiful str
6ers with VcterabtG OtlNe tltt~,
Mtpal sights YOU sse. ih'u5 us
(s<sssk host touching and s3Ie'"" t"ai
T.. ever experienced, taSe pos
on a,5vkt that the r'af ee'h''mAne
~ -. ~ If1 A"0'0 that 1t was not Tar
y ..sssvt. N
Z.tG awiudsar wy up the Mount, rot as
'F yfnud, when tcsing from Absalom, but
e.. now : then turning to sec tie
HsNjy w:tb her mosques and minarets
2e.ts aud shurehes--all gently sop-
say raKs the Jordan. On 0liyet, we
D.. 90 abevsinar.t, the highes. point. and
-esa.eg~ fare,eelt .-ok of the myste-
1. ~ eis "a, Mountains, whose
M C1,o 1t Tang from North to South
~ dlf. 81 pe "a * reach, meeting the tray
: Tue res ih rrer in Southern P4les
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again t0stlL III u y ui'sb thI tphSf
that the sincere desire is for peace, whilst
the recent attempts OF the Government to
enter into negotiltiop with the United States
were attended with results which forbid any
reneawl Of any proposals from 1T to that
Governments This Government will readily
entertain any propositions from the Govern
ment OF the United States tending to a
peaceful solution of the pending difficulties.
II any assurance Of the desires OF this
Government for peace is necessary, it would
be sufficient to observe that icing in con
/ federacy OF sovereign states each acting and
deciding Tor itself, the rights Of every other
sovereign state to the same seifaction and
scll-soyernment is necessarily acknowledged
Hence, canqucsts of other states are wholly
Inconsistent With the fundamental princi pies
and subver,iye Of the very organization ot
] this Government. Its policy cannot but be
peace with all nations and PEOPLE.
f>gned) very respectfully,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
70 Mskaig and others commissioners of
Maryland Legislature.
NEW YORK, Is.
/ Tie Charleston Contncrciat of the 7th
states that the rebel steamer Gen. Clinch
/ in attempting to run into that harbor, with
barquc Edward. Of Liverpool for Savannah
in distr = Very narrowly escaped being over
hauled by L 5 brig Perry. which is block
aiding that halbor. Tie Perry afterwards
BEARDED the iarque. 1t also reports that the
Mlnnc5 Ita W.. seen with schooner in tow.
New YoaN, lith.
\ special dispatch to the Times states
that uca. Dix viii be commissioned to-
morrow as M1j. General The Pfesi-
dent reviewed several regiments on the
Virginia side to-day. 1t is regretted
that portion Of the order for a thousand
armq WAGONS Was gwen to u firm in Phil
aIeiphia gao We're prominent III supply
IN arms t. the rebels.
Steamers Freeb5rn and Resolute left
this afternoon with sea.el orders probably
u invest Naticax Point, where it is ru-
morei i battery is being erected. I've
rrhcIs werc arrested here to-day. \ let
t.f from Fort Monroe states that Il Mass.
so.j:er raa IT, on the top Of the entrench-
msat at Great theI during tue heaviest
9lrt OF the itht, and took Sharps rifle
aaay from re5e!, an returned safe with
IL trophy.
\ dis}4tch to the Uerad says there
8as grcat activity in the War Depart
@eHt to-iay. All the troops from New
Eas.an1, NV York and Pennsylvania
5fefi7Hslv l. tined for Fort Monroe have
aera ordered to report at Chamberaburgh.
Rel;tbia Information says that the
Gamp at Manassas is breaking up destined
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( TERMsoF ApvERTisISG.-onesqu orlesS,
| three insertions, 81 ,25, each subsequentinser-
ton % cents. One square one year, 5000
/ liberal discount made on long advertise
| ments. A s,uareis 16lines Nonparel.
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TERMS. Ten copies, $40, 90; one copy when
paid within six months, 81 so at the expira-
tion of the year, 500. No paper discontiuu-
ed until all arrearages are paid. These Terms
will be strictly adheared to.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

Steamship Canadian from Liverpool for
Quebec struck on some sunken ice eight
miles South Of Belle Isle on 4th of June,
and sum, in 81 minutes. $50 passengers
were saved in boats, from twenty to thir-
ty were lost, including six cabin passen-
gcrs--part Of the mails were saved. The
mail agent and ID officer Of the ship were
lost
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21
SECOND DISPATCH.

The Canadian struck under the FORE
mast breaking into the three compart-
mcnts at once. The Ice looked small
scarcely above water, The Ship was 60
ing slow at the time,
The boats landed the survivors at Cape
Bluld, and they were brought from there
by French barque. The ships papers
were lost, and the number of passengers
drowned cannot be exactly ascertained.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21
FREDERIeK, lfth.

FKLDtT.TVN, ItTI.
1t was reported BY a messenger this
morning, from within miie OF Harpers
Ferry, that the bridge at that place had
been blown u2, between 4 and 5 o'clock
this moruins The explosion was dis
tinctly hoarl, and the smoke OF the burn
ing structure seen by parties here. He
also reports that tne troops had been with
drawn from the Maryland shore. and the
town of Harper's Ferry evacuated by the
main body of the troops, leaving only a
small force there, probably the rear guard
lie also reports that eight car loads OF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

Tla barqgo General G.cca, of Charles
ton, from Stsaa for Balt. was seized as
a prize By the gan5oat Quaker City, and
arrived this morning in charge OF a prize
erptv
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-NEN L okh, lotil.
A dispatch to the Tribune says that
Gen. Schcnk, Btigado has been ordered
across the Potomac.
An attack from Baauregard is appre-
hondcd.
All the bridges on the Alexandria, Lon
don and Hampshire railroad between Lees
burg AMI the Broad Run have been burned
by the rebels. The wives of naturalized
Irishmen, vito have been enforced into the
rebel army, have applied to Lord Lyons,
tor reiei. The British Consul at Rich
monA is ordered to demand their release.
Capt Ball and his cavalry company
who took the oath o. allegiance, are or
dere;i to leave Virginia.
Sacrman's battery is to have two rife
cannons.
The election of May over Winter Da-
Wis is not considered disunion victory.
and the President is reported to have
been satiflied with the result. 1t is ru-
mored that Davis was defeated by the
Republicans.
A dispatch to the World says that tho
election in Maryland has resulted in a
grand Union triumph; even in secession
districts heavy union votes were thrown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-21

IkaUtI' = ItiII.
The f,Ilow;us is letter from Presi-
tleut D-His 10 the Maryland Commls-
,ioucrs:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-28
ST. N &c LAS HOT e L
BROADWAY. NEW YORK,

when completed six years ago. the st. Nichoias
antver sally pronounced the most sgn decent.
and thoroughly organized establishment OF the kind
o continent
What it then. II remains to day,-withoat rival
sse in and in the general Of
comfort and enjoyment
The Hotel has accornm odstions for 1900 q: estS.
pcluiing 100 complete suits of apartments fer families.
600 pc rsOMs can he comfortah bly, seated at the ia
bes OF its three public dining aud nothing that
hiss devised for the social
Qualification of the travelling public has omttab
in its pan, is neglected In the practical details.
The early alton OF the House abroad
derived its its superb Apo and
homelike comforts AMI Ia has enhanced
every the exertans Of the propretovs
TREADWELL, WIirCOMBS 90. ~
WpLACK and brown cloths Cassi rss, aud Meas
- wear, very hne stock, and low. at
ga
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pc B IFY TIL E BIO D. =
Mofat's Vegetable Life PILLS,

- z = - ~ H.
Mofat's Vegetable Life Pills.
AND PHOENIX BIxzERS.-
nedieines have acquired for their tnvasasie eeaey
a. she diseases .Aeh hey s.re has rssd.r
eas IN SortAy OF them :
lin All Cases
CT Asshna Acute .aa chroaie Hasa a.,isu aass.ts.,
Bilious Fescrs aud Liver Compl.;,,.
Ia the South and West. where these disease. or.r.p
sssy MI DC s'sas Planters ana osH
without them ~ never e"srsAras
Bilious Colo. Serious Lcoeenes., Bilss.
o0''vshs'' o1 Ms sna ysa CHS. cAoiie. oorrsps
.,fss psrssa .iss .A. s,sr..sIas s.e...
Eraptiens Of The skia, Erysipelas, Tia,sisa,y
Feser-and.Ague. ~
en-. ali y. aps as "ssern country. these .sdi.
sshs. medicines Leave he system ..a1.os r.ssrs 81
Try them. lie satisfied ANA cured va
Foulness OF Complexion. General Debility
Gou,. a'esiness; Gravel; Head Aches of every
KIM n....n , IMPURE a la.s s.s9ry sA-s
Msre@ria. Ds.ss,s.-Nsrsr ais - er.s,e.,.
a me 81 sasy lAn IN.
Night Sweats. Nervous Complaints Of all
kinds Organic affection.
PiEs-rhe ortginst proprietor taess medicine. "a.
II N. iss 81 ss.f' standing by 'se Of
FANS IN she iae.a. Side. Rack. joint. o-e.n..
viii be sure Of relief BY the life medicines.
Rasa OF blood TO the head. scarvy. um Swell,
ing
srsfsia Kings Evil In lis worst forms Ulcers os
every eription. 8ssa
wdorms OF all kinds are s9~ctaAsiy expelled ey tAsss
hseicfnes Parents vii do well admiuiss er then
mrnsver their existence 10 saspec:el Reiisf viii be
eF.Ain.
The Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters
Purify the blood and this remove all Impuri,e. fsoa
The system. freaAred and soii ay
DIR. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT,
i35 Broadway, eoraer OF Anthony Street New York
'year For sale hya'i druggists.
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The Prophecy 81 joins Qalncy Al

In his reeent letter to President Lincoln.
0errit Smith quotes from private and I'M
published letter of John Quincy Adams, to
himself. written in 1850. predicting a pro-
slavery war between the North and the
South. and declaring "is would be more ter
rible than The Thirty Years War which fol-
lowed the Wittemberg Theses of Martin
Luther. and shrink from it with horror"
In shg ssme 3ettsr. Mr.. Adsms says: That
the slsveholders Of the South should fstter
themselves dat BY ssceding from this Union
they could establish their peculiar inslitu,
toms in psrpssnity. 10 in my Judgment, one
Of those absurd sslf deulusions which it
would be surprising if they did mot com
pose the 6rss chapter in che history OF hu-
man nature. Ta1 sSa.Av.aoLDxas DO so
vtArrxA' fnx,TssLvxs. AND WILL ACT Ac-
CoRpIHoLY."
Coasi1ss;Ie ahsl sAsSe vsnasks we've made
- long ego - 1850. they certainly form .
remarkable prophscy.-Ossceso Tines.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-28
iiarVey's Sugar Evaporation.

a'Hosh wishing to supply themselves with ca stinRs
. and pans can obtain the first A. GAar Il Co.'S
spring Foundry, and the ias Tin
store Castings and pans complete the use Of farm
fiEhts, without castings. &c
ihose engaged ia raising Chinese Sugs- Cane. the
view OF manufacturing nice sugar md mossses, will
harveys evaporator IA Indispensable article.
State and Country Rights cheap tor trade and
cheaper Tor cash This patent is certainly very de-
sraole one tor every farmer in the Nnrthern States
especially since the supply % sugar from the south
is cut or individuals who wish to engage in a nice
business can have oPp0rtnniy by purchasing
equities and then selling tow nshp aud farm rights,
CHARLES HARVEY, Patentee.
hichmohd Aug 81, 1901. 3Gn
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WOW READY
The Romance Of the Revolution

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-09-28

An speriAnt aud stompachc preparation ofironpur6sd
o. ".y gin md carbon by e.mbnson in Hydroged-
Europe and the United States, and prescribed il
practice.
preparation Of iron can be compared 10 it, Impurities
0. the blood depressop o. the vital energy pale and
slEost conceivable Innoxious in all nafa
which has heen proved absolutely
curative ia each of the following comr "a nts viz
Is. sebiiity, Ner.ous Affections Emsciation, Dys-
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,onsumption scrouous tuberculosis, Lung Affections
tosss- sal. Rheum MismenstrustlaB, Whites Chlorois
Liver Complaints. Chronic Headaches. Rheumatism
ieIuittent fevers P,Ep,es on .he face'xc
of acute disease OF the nnuef dinuton
and useular energy from chronic comp trial
erstIhie inyaIids so lone he'd, len a. 10 h. b
forgotten in their ns zhborhoois suddenly
appeared in the busy world just pro-
ofthis kind of female sufferers ema
taed victims OF pParent guineous exhaus
tion critical changes, ard that complication of
and dyspeec aversion 70 air exercise for which
In Nervous Affections Of al kinds. AMI for
reasons familiar to medical men the OPERATION this
like the cid oxides it is vigorously tonic. without
exciting and overheang and yntIy regn ry aperihnt
even in the most obstnste cases OF eosvenes wtouta
ever beinss gastric pnsgative INJECTING dsagreebee
50 remarkably efeeuaiand permanent remedy
upon which ao appears 20 exert distinct and specific
so;oI. dispensing the local tendency which forns
hem.
In Dyspepsia. innumerableare its causes a single
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hsbiiual including the Costfveuess
In VI checked Dia r ri1 Oea, hen advanced 10
pysentery confirmed. &. and parenty malig.
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Ing.
the ioca pains of and strength debili,.
ting cough. and remittent hectic, which generally
cate 1nciPient COnsum ton this remedy has
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very gratifying and interesting instances
In scrofuious rubercu losis this rnedicated
iron has had far than the good effect eau
lousy balanced preparations iodine, any ot
their veil kuo Liabilities.
The attention of females hdenty inyi
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ssfnSSfifiiag them
= In BasevSnttvemt Fcvcrs must nece.sariIv h.
remedy and energetic pro
the settlements the proba bly, be one
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low its
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