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As the voting on this article proceeded,
breathless silence pervaded the vast
chamber, and all eyes were converged
upon each Senator as his name was call.
ed, Language fails so portray the in
tense, all-powerful anxiety that agitated
and thrilled that vast concourseof spec.
tatois as the Senators respectively re.
sponded aguiltyn or "not guilty"
When the result was announced, and
all felt that God, in lis merciful Provi-
dence, had let this bitter cup pass from
our lips-that our beloved country was
saved from the hand Of the spoilers
long, deep sigh Of unutterable thanks.
giving assembled from that vast multitude
Ito the Throne Of Grace. s
Hearts that were moment hence bow,
ed down with fear and deep dependency
|elated, again bounded With hope and joy
|, After this great bubble had burst, nov,
ering the destructive achemers with ever
lasting obloquy and disgrace, the sHigt
Court Of Impeachment" (God save ths
markD adjourned until after the meeting
of the Chicago Convention.
It is not believed, however, that at this
lgrand gathering of all the d;stemperet
Iisms Of the Nation, the baAled conspira'
tors will receive aid and comfort enough
to encourage them to resume their dey
lil's work on the 26th, as it is conceded OF
| all hands that the 18th article--the PEI
bantling of old aThad. himself-cover'
the whole ground; and that the failure t
conEicton this article carries virtual &C
|quittal on all the other articles. II s
After the long, hard, unequal, glorious
tight maintained BY Representatives o
the grand old Democratic party, all homo
and laudation is due and Of right SHOULD
be freely given to those few noble, homes
men, who, despite the tremendous pres.
sure of party, dared know and maintain
the right. Then for this enc manly, ,hon
est straightforward blow at the deeI
damnation Of Radicalism, all honor tt
Fessenden, Trumbull, Grimes, Henderson
u
Fowler, Ross and Van Winkle. si
So all.absorbing is the impeachmen
that is now pervading all classes Of Wash
ington society, that all other politica
topics are tacitly ignOred-not exceptinI
the Chicago 0onyention--which ever,
body admits is bought up and dtagoonet
without the shadow Of a doubt for Grant
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-05-26
4 . { / D.
WE WILL NEVER LEAVE THE
LAND.


WE WILL NEVER LEAVE THE
LAND.
Comradel you stood beside me
In the hottest Of the fight,
And you brayed the storm Of battle
With all astrong mans might
Now, comrade, stand up nearer, s
Grasp me firmly by the hand
And swear by Heaven with me
You will never leave the landl
'Tis the land our grand old fathers
Won from forest and fsora Zoe,
Made theirs BY noble daring. al
And with many bloody blowl
Our sisters here lie buried.
And here our mothers liei So
Our bones must rest beside them,
When God wills that we shall die.
Wecannot yield to menials, ~ q
And to strangers hard and cold
We cannot yield the graveyard,
And our fathers mansion oldi
And no threat Of chains and halter,
And no threat of prison cell,
Shall drive us weeping exiles
From the land we love 50 Welll
We have not feared the battle,
Nar fho -o;,, Il, chfIl;rc xp;,3t !a
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The Economy of the General As
.f-~ sembly.

Its worthy of remark, especially. by
the taxpayers, that the Annual Appro-
priation bill, passed the General Assem-.
bly, this year, is almost half a million
Of dollars less than itwas last year, when
it was Republican. This is q pretty
handsome reduction Of our Democratic
friends, s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-05-26

B6T Never chase your own hat when Il
blows of; just stand sill, and you will see
half dozen persons In pursuit Of it,
When one has captured it walk leisure:y
toward him and receive II with q graceful
acknowledgement. He will invariably
act as if you had done him favor.
What bird has taken the place Of the
King bird in gobbIing up the B's) Bees2
Why the (D Jay Of course. ssss.u; ].
. Who represents the, First Ohio Dis
Etrict2 The man who has Ben Wade, lon
the brain) and is found wanting Can Of.
ice. asts - g
The Governor elect Of North Carolina J
has offered his private secretaryship 70 9
Robert Douglas, eldest son Of the late
Stephen A. - $50
An inscription has been cut into the
wall os the house opposite the scene Of
Meg assassination, pointing ont the
locality. s.. !. =
Radical 10 the Ohio Legislature de-
lsires to adjourn because it's warm enough
to go barefoot, which be does at home, but
is forbidden by the force Of public opiui
ion to do at the Capitol. .sssf.. !,
One of Forney's two papers, both dai-
lly, says that Forney' connection with tho
Senate has been pleasant in many re-
spects personally" To avoid misunder-
standing, it ought to have restricted the
expression Of pleasure to Forney's side
of the connections. s
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NUMBER Ia
year, Good morning once mere, di5d
Mrs, Perkins was left to her solitude and
feas E.


/ d ~. ~ =; 3 80 = 'sT 80
nsss'
rhe r7rsl< es,,.s.;s,
- :, = !.
= ooon atier sne openao q sne Esss
Lennessee l,s . ana e,' 0eorgIa ha'l,oad. there
cnsncea = ns 3 tlassllne over toe llue, e
car Wnere .nere were Dut rev passen-I
gefs, 2 gen'leman VINO was seasea oppo,
s..s sne ,:. s.oas HlapPep P up y ms seaN' ,,s
ana meoisaslons.- N'g1s came On. rres-
en.ly g., 2 Dqunaea ,e : p!s brakeman, loudly
slammlug sn .ae 400. Denl1a MN nin--1ne o.
s1ose c1unsly eepiuses;w wno "isu 'aaoa-
pc amplll0n, r.. naa & osy es, g sro afope g
abandoned the girls, tho nddle and the
IPiowtail q scllnb 10 the world J, and
become 2 brakeman. he had oeen TIE
eng oee AZ an sne nelgnDornooo I,olics, y,
at the house faisings, at the corn shuck-
ings, and at the cross roads doggery
lighting ground and now be felt sure
that ne was king bee on the railroad
Strutting up to the stove, ne slammed
down bis lantern, kicked the mud from
his huge boots on the footboard OF the
seat, spit tobacco juice coplously and moi.
silly on the Missing Stove, crossed MS
muscular thighs, took survey Of the
aforesaid boots, with harness leather
straps, and then bethought himself Of the
customer" sitting Opposite, on whom be
proceeded to bestow heightened and
|saucy look, as though he doubted the
customers" right to be IN the coach at
|ali. At length be sought knowledge:
"Whar are you guine, Mister
ITO Dalton, sir, responded the gentle
man, quietly, -
Preacher. amt your ,..s -
mo, sir, ! an not; but Why 90 you
Ask 60.
"Ohl nothing, only ! thought saw
Hark from the tombs sticking out all
over you like the measles. lou know me,
rekonf -, r. s..,,s e 4
II am sorry 20 say snat 40 not.
w ell LII Jist pe aami Wny "nsr tne
oevii were 70. raised1
"a. MaryVlhe, nast iennessee,
on! .nas excuses you Ior n ever
neara tell owe tnatsettiemens aiore' I
wish may be ;. darned, and knows every
place, I aus. aitf.s .ssss.
"fou seem TO De well acquainted Win
the place you are : noy occupying, 70.
marked the stranger. almost cpo King with
enorts 70 suppress nis laughter.
=, N nat place q, you mean M's.efi
TINS yere req palncn1 covered Win Tue
Soriea SKINS o. GO" s tongues, OF my Of
ncer ),
u alluded 70 your once, ana, oy sae
way, what rs your position on TINS roadf
Brakeman, : by the JnmpIn geminy.
I thot everybody know Y that; brakeman
q O the Yeast tennessee lns and ueorgia
haiiroad. .s.5
.uniortuna.e,y, SIT, I did no1 know u
wen you oaamn soon Ioun sns LAG
out II YOU'D cus up eny snines roun yere
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Sy.sTE We TVS.

= The Lewiston J0ufuok SAYS that Mr.
WIN. Vosmus Of Danville, has found valua
bic gold mine on his farm Specimens were
taken out OF the lodges and sent to Boston 10
be assayed, and they were returned with the
estimate that the rock would work $1,000 per
ton.
- The Somerset Reporter says the survey
of route between Skowhcgan and SCION,
was completed by party IN the interest Of the
I. & X. Railroad last week.
On Friday iternoon, ms n little son Of
Mr., VIM. Jordan Of Auburn was coasting, his
sled ran against tree, throwing him of with
great violence and injuring him severely.
The Rev-A:s~A. p. Dillingham; of Angus
Ia and Sidney has removed with his family TO
Chicago where Inc 2-sumes the pastoral charge
Of n swcdsnborgian church.
Tho corporators Of the new Savings
Bank Ut Pennington have chosen d. " B..
Urmsby President and Il. Goodchow, Secretary
and Treasurer
WIN. II. Wheeler, late editor OF the Ban
gor Wig has taken up his residence in Boston.
Tho friends Of temperance in Androscog-
gin county are to hold a convention at Lewis
ton on Wednesday next.
A lad named Herbert Hutton about ten
years of age, had his cheek bone broken one
day last week, BY the kick of horse, at Penn
broke.
Applications will be made to the Lcgs-
latuTe for n charter for railroad from Angus.
"a to West Watervillc.
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VI \ j II I Il d.


Ellswortf--Nov. 37th by Rev. +. 7. Hazlewood,
Mr.. Rafael Gonzalez, of Nuevitas, Cuba,
and Miss Hannah Sargent 81 Ellsworth
Ellsworth Nov. 2sth 1858, Robert Swceny and
Sarah McFee, both of f.
Bucksport-Nov 2sth at the residence Of the
brides father by Rev. C.. stone, capt. James A.
Godfrey, o: Chicago, formerly of the lst Maine
Artillery. to Miss Ellen NJ. Hall, daughter OF s. L,
Hall. Esq.
Thanksgiving Eve by Re-. J. b. Craw ford,
Nr. Thomas IL. Webster, aud Miss Hannah l..
9owden, both of Castne.
castine-rhursday. nov. goth, at the residence
of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Mr. Byrnc, a. j.
Dursin, of orono, 10 Miss Abbe Il. l-uf kin, OF c.
Brooklin-Noy. 26th, by Rev. Mr.. IIansconl,
Thanksgiving day, John c. Sargent, to Clara f.
Iicrrck, nil of Brooklin.
sedgwick-Nov. 26th by Rev. f. finkhain, Ut
the hotel Mr.. Robert r. Smith Of Big River, Men.
docina Co California, and Miss Clara r. Conery
| OF Bluehill, Me. Hancock Co.,
frenton-Nov 2gth, by Rev. J. w. Savage, Mr..
Edwin t. Desisle. of Bar IIarbor and Miss Han
nah A. Berry of Trenton Point.
EIisworth-Nov. 25th, Mr.. Alonzo Young and
Miss Mclvina b. Hammond, both of Surry.
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administrators Sale

Dy virtue of 4 license from the Judge of Probate
ID will sell ut rubc Auction on the Premises
on Mon tay Jan. 1lth 1850 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ So
much of the real estate of Alien Mcadcr- late Of
ellsworth, as shall be sufficient to pay the just
lebts of sad estate, with the necessary expenses
and.cost of administration, consisting of the
homestead OF said Meader, situated in Dollnrd-
town the road leading from Ellsworth to
Buck.port, about four and half miles from Ellis.
WORTH containing fifty acres of good land with q
house partly finished and barn, also twelve acres
Of moving land on the south side Of the road and
being part OF the Iibbeus Smith farm with the
revision Of widows dover,
Geo, Parcher Administrator.
Ellsworth Nov. 80, 1858
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TWEEN ty-fiyc Years Practice

In the trca meut of Diseases incident to Females
has placed Or. DOW at the head Of all physicians
making such practice a speciality, and enable,
him t. guarantee i speedy and permanent cure in
.hc worst cases OF Suppression and all other Men
.trual per.ngemeuts from whatever eauSe. All
lsttcrs for advice must contain Il. Office, No. 9
ENBieeFf STREET,, BosroN.
\ B.-Reaf4 furnished TO tho.e desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Eeston, July, lists spmoIyr25
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'RATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.

The splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
he only true and perfect Dye-Harmless, Rcliabl
instantaneous. No disappointment No ridiculous
tints: remedies tho i'll effects of bad dyes: ndgor.
otes and eoves he hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. sold by all druggists and pcrfiimers
Properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory
No. 10 Bond New vt.E Fpn WIS
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M A.RINE LIST.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH,

Ar 26th sch Mnueola, Smith, Boston; Fardeal
Ell Remick, do; Julia A. Rich, Patten. do Della.
ware, Wood, do; Olivebranch Whitaker do /:
Belle, Young, do; Ada Adell, - Belfast brig
carve, Shute, Rclfass.
Cid 2sth, sch Ocean. Grant, Portland; A j Whit
ing, carter, do; Emily, Grant, Boston: ynes,
TOrrey. Y 80, Frank Pierce, Grant, Portland i
Senator, BonZey, do
Ar 3oth, sch catherine, Davis, Boston James
Tlden, Davis, do; Dolphin, Davis, do; Asrico la !;
Whitaker, do.
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LADIES
IN POOR
HEALTH.

One OF the best medicines, probay the very best
ever prescribed, for tie numerous ard distressing
ailments Known IL FEMALE COMPLAINTS, is
bodds Ncrvinc and lnvigorator. Headache, Pain
tn the Back snd Limbs, palpitation of the Heart,
faintncss, Loss Of Appetite, Bcaring-down Pain,
Prostratlon of strength, Retained, Excessive, II
power. For Iysteria, Epilepsy, Melancholy, Sc.
it is all but Inialble It is also most valuable to
ladies who are experiencing the change incident
to adj canced years. Treu il Is that constitutional
maades make their appearance, if any be lurking
about the system, and give caste to remaining
days. Dodd's NerVinc and lnvi %oratOr greatly
a. ssts nature at this importa Mt period, maintain
ing the vigOr and tranquility OF carly life, and
cnrrying Thorn with ease and Safety through.
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Notice,

| have in my possession, a boat that WAS taken
from James Davis, I'd, of Long Island, and sup
20 ed to have been stolen from some one about
Union river bay. said boat is about l. 10 1t keel,
lapwelk build, painted black. The owner l. re-
quested to call take the boat and the thiei,' and
pay the TX peHsc incurred.
Z. l.. Iulit.
Long Island Dee. 1t 1865
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John & Robert Dunstcr

Export their fine old London Dock Gin and IL Ia
bottlcd IN America by e Richards who is their
sole agent II is the very best article of Gin to be-
obtained and is seld bv all grocers and druggists
{ Rlehafds Co, 70 Washington street, Boston
largest Retail Wine and Spirit House in America
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Tic Mouth.

w hen there is bad lasts in the mouth, and
You feel weak, and langud, Nature is asing Tor Il
bottle or two OF e. a. richards Co.'S Sonoma
W me Bitters, and about the best thing You can do
j. TO 60 to the nearest apothCcary and get it C..
y. richards X Co, - Washington St, Boston,
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i" FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

sevcnty-siN pages price p ccnis. sent - any
a,ldrcss. No money required until the book Is ne
crec,l. read, anil fully approved. IT is i: ucrictt
smplc to The sick or indi- po,c
Address bi;. :. :. fIftH, - Fremont street
Eu-iun. 80
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SANF0RD'S Independent Line.
SPECIAL. NOTICE

SPECIAL NOTICE.
81 - Steamer Cambridge will leave
- - MN, Bangor Monday, 10th inst, ut II
50 O'Clock, or Wintcrpurt al II NJ. As
the ice viii pcrmit-tle last time for the season.
Steamer kaiahdn viii leave Hoston Monday ,
NOV. Goth, and Friday. Dee. Tin, for Ninicrpoft
or bangor, and attrrward, leave Boston every
Friday, and W mtcrport every Tuesdny, and
continue rum ng during the coming NlniCr.
Iooinis TaylOr.
NY = Isl tri Agent.
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DIED.

Ellsworth Nov .2s'h, Gertrude, infant daughter
of Michael and LORNA Sargent, aged two mos.
Brewcr-Nov. 9th. Miss Elvira chase, formerly
of Ellsworth. aged about 80 years.
Bangor 26th ult =, Miss Apha T. Upton, aged
81 years.
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Beauty of Person

How. long eln one look beautiful unless the eyes
sparkle aHa ttte cheeks GLOW with health C. \.
richards & CO. Sonoma W me Bitter will NAL"
you fcaisiy and Hapuy. hppth9edricS and gro.
ccrr All keep them.
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House for Sale or to Let,

jViE House and Garden Lot owned by Elijah
| circuit, and lately occupied ny Capt. Joseph
Thomas, il for sale orto rent Apply to the sub
scrhcr. y. A.. JOY.
Ellsworth, Nov. 5oth ls6s ;,iwi5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-03

The -nuoma Vine iltlcl-, nillc hYC. \ Iicl-
ard X Co, VII 80 morc 10 build mp aH appetite
and restore cheerful, haPpy feeling, than any
thing else. Try It. sod 10. rrocrr~ and drug
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serofula Cared after Seven Years Suffering.
j. W. Iorner, Esq prominent lawyer Of Par
kcrsburg, w. Va, says: az had
s. RUNNING ULCERS
when commenced taking DIR. Anders' Iodine Wa
ter az, now well man. and am satisfied the To-
dine Water saved my life
Circulars in regard to This remedy will be sent
free.
J. =. pINsMORE, Proprietor SO Dey Street
New York.
For sale by pruggists generality. 4wl5
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The Best Groccrs.

And Apothecaiies in the town all sell the ia
nous Golden Shcaf Whiskey. IL is always pure
and good. C. A. Richards & CO.. 90 Washington
Street, Boston, mrgest Retail Wine and Spirit
House in America.
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READ THE FOLLOWING

teut--Ths i, to certify that | hgyc onnd Al
LENS II VI BALSAM one Of the best remcdlc-
IN the world for di,ca -rd Lungs. have used it
ia my fumilY inr breaking up trohlesome cough
with che happicst clcct, ! recommended 1t to 4
Young lady who had harlsis ing cough and was
threatened With Consumption, and ii cured her in
81 teW t.aY- ! would recommend il to al tho.e pre-
di-uoscd 10 Consumption.
!,r.pcctiuily youIs, \. A.IiAEHi~oN,
lIneInmAtl, q.
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l.. +. howic, Druggist, Uniontown Penn write.
Aptil ;, ioi6, Alien, Lung lialsam has performed
s',iep rrla;lreahle cures r. bout here. recommend
with confidence in all disease of The Throat and
Lung.
sterling Bros, Druggists, write from CarIoltnn,
Jan. =, lsi7: "Scnd u six dozen ALIENS Ll Ma
BALSAM. We are entirely out of it, 1t gives
more general satisfaction than amy othcr mcdIcin
Wc~cl.
I.PERi;Y DAMS y SoN, Providence, K. l.,
general whOIosalr Agents far the Eastern state,
sold by all dealers in Family Medicines. fNcc
II. IMI5
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rair~.
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are Invited 10 call ami settle al once.
&. {. III RRiLL,
j. II, BROWN,
Ellsworth, Npy Eth, iS,i>. 3Wi5
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