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Ac. 1 a tell mine. you But this much I sank into a Just at this instant the I may say profound ‘Yes trust in God From Peterson’s Magazine. door which at once—there is sleep. firmly, and He will that’s been as havi 1 <£[je Itonj-irllrr. no occasion f >r t< In one of the narrow and [dren brought up you into the hall unclosed, and j you ill-lighter] exclaimed Karl an opens softly help you.' with en- Aunt Hapzibah and the ! knew the whole catecliism before 1 leap into the river. I am a a streets of Spirit*. yo a rich, very Sachsenhausen. in an attic ol thusiasm tall, white figure, indistinctly seen in From I»r. Baritctt'j rich which almost the BV MISS C E. FAIRFIELD. I was four old, both on AnRlo-Saion. man; and if are a betrayed years ye.’ the dim came things really asyoi lofty nhdjunsightly house, sat a emotion he felt. starlight, stealthily into | prot- You when I first came ‘Oh ! but aunt said wicked A represent, your will no know, Mag, pi Hap,’ Al, tho room. Leap from tho Main Brucko. daughter longei ty blomtine, about twenty of age, When came to years they the tavern, the to to have seen what w 3 j have to work, and .shall not this poky old place, 1 promised ;o ly, ‘you ought to was you. starve. : with her needle. ‘Oh! marcy us,’ said aunt Hapz.i- Ir or j busily employed The young man went in first to old past midnight—the lights The old man prepare advise you from time to time of e: did to-night. The spirits say a grea L allowed himself to Ik furniture of the room was my | ‘if he hain't come his own self.’— the stone which crosses the ; poor, but Mr. Schmidt for tho he wished bah, bridge river I part him Well I am to he ,s di dragged bis Inn clean ami tastefftl pericnces. going many edifying things. Why they She screamed and drew herscli nervous, Main at Frankfort were still along by companion. ; the girl's whole to act ; then ho fetched Bertha. few j It is as word. say that has a J burning, minutes, were seated at a table dress would not have good my everybody got spiritun into tho far corner of the and tho of they fetched many krout- I to describe tho ho felt ly up bed, though footsteps passengers had I in the impossible joy Wildfire Hall «.» a : hi it partner, somewhere, either in this worh tavern, with full before zers ; but article was as queer place cried, ‘Go out o'here, Jim mar- died for some time on its glasses every neat, and when he saw the throw her- Lamed, away young girl on the whole I rather like it. It is t n or the next, and that those that don’ ■ pavement them, and each as to us. — the fitted her as I knew it was all of when a examining curiously well, if it had cost hun- self in her father’s and cy always young man approached the arms, press him half-tumbled down mansio marry hero, will find their ii 1 , features of the other. dreds. Her lair ancient, i, companion Satan. into a lono wo- from the town with locks shaded a face to her heart. Coming poor, bridge hasty strides. and has been in the sini r ‘another sphere,' us they Refreshed an ! comforted the effect: a of they say family say.’ man's chamber this time : At the same time another by brightened by pair eyes of heavenly ‘O, father,’ said she, ‘what a dread- o’night go man, advanced : of the before the Revolution ; and there arc a ‘l’retty stuff for sperets to be telling wine, the old man thus :— which a away, T tell tou ; ain’t in wm towards him 1 began blue, bespoke peaceful mind and ful have I had —how I you my speritu- yewra, coming from | night uneasy immense elms and buttoi i- That shows to my mind, that ar< ’My History is soon told. I nm a mer soul. The of great many they al and needn't tho pure spirit order, modes* have been about you ; but thank I pardner, you pertend you Sachscnhauson, well-known super! can God, woods around which I hai c from Satan, for don't the liiblc tha | tile man ; but fortune never fnvnred and cleanliness it, suppose say be go aw-a-tj !' on the side of the ty, reigned in every thing j have ;’ and her face opposite river. The me. you again stood were do now for the: e in heaven neither nor art I hael no and I loved around her. Her brighten- just they ‘they marry this time the had reached two had not met, when the money myself, features were delicate, ed with a smile of Ky figure yet lattci ■ up joy. hundreds of You see it it in but are as the am and married a I could those of j years. is ju given marriage, the side of her bed, and out turned from his went poor girl. never .like one nobly born ; her eves ! She the bill, and stretching path, and toward! paid triumphantly the for I mu it begin business on own account. ! place ghost-seeing—but g°Is.’ its arm, laid it aunt the with the evident I my 1 betrayed sleeplessness and anxiety, and ! led him home. T- long bony upon parapet, intention took a accompanied not Aunt Hap protended to be as 1 very angry, situation which 1 lever and anon a rose anticipate. shoulder. This was more than of from the the book-keeper, deep sigh from the them, and said he had a few more kreut- Hap's leaping bridge into Main held Uncle Deacan Wildfire is a thi „ but we could all see she was until ! became useless Irom and maiden's breast. tall, pleased flesh and blood could ai d The man followed age, Suddenly, steps were zers in his ; she had better spinster bear; young him quickly | pocket go who a with the idea of a for i younger men were before me — heard on theological-looking individual, ‘spiritual partner,’ the unfortunate of ‘Jim' a laid hold of him. preferred i the staircase, and her face and them to eat. And then hitting ghost and light- get something dresses in a black and weai s »ho is cut to think she has I Thus my circ'Jins'ances were ed ways suit, terribly up knock which came near him his said -I always cir- up with joy ; she listened, and doubt should have seen this laying •Sir,' he, think you want tc j you darling girl, a white nockeloth, with a face as s s never married. She talks about the cumscribed, but domestic seemed to long the floor, she from drown my happiness overshadow her brow. Then how she buised and how she set length upon jumped yourself.’ was herself, the moral law but on s girls now-a-days terribly, and is just as 1 complete. wife was aii ot came a knock at the any time, Sundaj the bed and rushed him into our •You think My angel door, which made about it; tho man felt as if he past right, sir; but what is that I kindness young and as as th 0 hateful to the young men as she can be. love, and fondness, and her tremble so much that she “preparation” days long to V good pi- almost fall at her feet and her.— That about twelve you i ous, [Could worship law and the both. And yc t night, o’clock, I active and affectionate; and i wanted the to testimony Kate and I wore, as you may at all: was my courage say “Come in."— It was late before T- wont home to and imagine, •Nothing 1 only going tc ho is a good man, and fond of a 2 happened wake up. I heard some- daughter is the true image of her mother. A man entered jok in convulsions of laughter! and Al. to me | | young shabbily dressed, that ; but tire from the ask you do the favor to wait a few night leap Main too in his wav. thing in aunt Hap s room like somebody But age and illness have me to the the and made a low quiet who could't stand it any threw brought room, but awkward Brucke was no more > longer, minutes, and allow me to Let I thought of. He How in the world he came to hav talking; so I wokq Kate, and we both join you. last and conscience revolts : the robes off from his hcsd and , extremity, my bow. came to the house ghostly us draw close to each other, and, arm in every evening, in or- such a as and such , listened. We couldn't cither of us against the idem of the bcFt child in the ‘I daughter Kate, shoulders, and to aunt Hap’s horror and nog your pardon, miss,' said he, as he said, to share with make out was so arm, take the leap together. The idea der, them his son as Allan, I can't I don' ; what it ; we got up world sacrificing her life fur an old, useless ‘does Herr Schmidt live here ?' imagine. amazement, rushed into the room in a of making the journey with a scanty earnings. think aunt Wildfire could have beei 1 very quietly and opened her door a little pcrfecl fellow. I cannot have much to 'kos sir. What is perfect paroxysm of mirth. longer your pleasure ?* About a as he crack a stranger, who has chanced to come foi fortnight after, was go- a for a deacon’s wife and took peep. live ; and I the Lord will me ‘Are his just fitting person While wo were and hope pardon you daughter llertha !’ one he said to sat aunt yet rolling the same purpose, is really rather inter- ing away evening, Ber- But I that I hadn't told ! There Hapzibnh, straight up for cutting off a few days or weeks from ‘1 ana.' forget yoi screaming, and aunt Hap was venting Indeed, I have not tha, ‘Will you become my wife? I am nbout aunt in bed, with her great ruffled esting. experienced lite, in order to or it is anything Hapzibah yet.— night-cap her ire our unfortunate the my preserve ‘Then you that I seek. I come a upon heads, so for some time ; ami prolong only poor clerk, but I am honest and You see. she is uncle Job’s half sister on, and an old shawl around her should- anything exciting that of my dear Bertha.' I from father.’ door opened, and uncle Wildfire, who your with as I should not have thought that, in my upright.’ and since aunt’s death she has take! ers, staring her eyes as big are a •for Heaven’s sake is had been awakened the tun.ult, enter- ‘You fortunate man, my friend,’ where he ?— Bertha and cast to saucers at the foot of the by last hour, so pleasant an occurrence blushed, her eyes charge of the houshold, because Kati bed. l’ret- ed. exclaimed the man ‘I What has ? must young ; have nev- ! happened Something the ground. soon wo heard a noise like some- would C'ome, sir, for many won’t bo housekeeper any way. She i: i! ty ‘What the matter ?’ happen. i er a have is the first is he seen mure fortunate one. What happened—this time he ‘Can love a inquired, I have not made a to you me, Bertha ?' ho asked a cross old the ! body with little stick years request any real maid, straightest rapping upon ‘Is the house on fire ?’ Hut call misfortune is sheer non- has stayed away all night.’ in an overflow 1 anxiously. do not me you your again, of individual i the footboard. human being; refuse this one, feeling. thinnest, sevcrcst-looking one look around the room convinced and can ‘The is not him | sense, be cured at once. To- mistprtunc very great.’ She was silent, and did not raise her •Is it the ?’ asked aunt which must be my la»t. 1 assure you, I was ever my lot to see. She drink: spirits Hap. that the immediate to his house- morrow I will make will, and ‘Oh, my poor, poor father, what shall head but she hold out came danger do not remember ever so my you ; her hand. He tea, and to ‘Rap, rap, rap,’ the answer. having spent I hear ?’ strong goes sewing-societies hold was rather from the fire of aunt _... shall be the heir of all and my possessions, seized it, kissed it her nose ‘That means I solilo- fervently. and talks solemnly through ‘yes' suppose,’ wrath, than from other ma- and to-morrow night I will take the The young man seemed to observe said *1 aunt Hap’s any ever.’ leap ‘Bertha,’ he, love you immeas- and she is am quized Hap. ‘I've beard ’em say the visible marks of yet continually scolding terial element. from t ie Main Bruekealone. Butb eforc anxiety with great urable : you have saved life.’ three for So saying, the young man held out his my fretting, and gossiping and prying int< they give raps yes.’ I tell what it Job I leave this world. I must sec interest; then round the room, A few you is. Wildfire,’ his took and he your Ber- looking days after, the young couple, other business, in the most The rapping continued. hand; companion it, i be ‘Do not be people’s pro- said the irate spinster, ‘these children tha, for 1 an anxious to look one said, frightened, my dear but and ac- ‘Is it father?’ she then continued, with a kind of enthusi- upon simply respectably attired, voking way in the world. my asked. of ^ girl : it is nothing of irreat imnortanee* are possessed Satan, and I won't who is worthy the name of a human be- by Herr Schmidt, went stay asm, ‘So be it: arm in arm—and now companied to; The funniest thing happened, the otli ‘Rap. rap.' in the house with them another I Your father met, last night, an old ac- where were night.— mg. church, they married in a cr that ever heard in all ‘That is no,’said aunt to herself Ictus be quick about it; it is really day, you you Hap, on for a deacon’s ‘But, sir, wlj.it can have made so quaintance, who invited him to a tavern. When •Is it l’retty going family.’ you quiet way. came out man lllU. uu .uiaii uuu iViHu aim my mother ?' to feel a human heart near me they H has been a charming had some wine hut ‘Aunt ap holding ‘circle’ unhappy at this early age said the old They together ; anil wife, an elegant carriage was stand- had been down to ‘Kap, rap. in these last moments. I do not ask Squire Peter's, (eve said ‘with tho window curtain for a moved with when the landlord came for his hill, at Al, man, ing the door, and a footman in rich a or a deacon or a •Is it of brothers or sisters :’ what or let us compassion. is squire cap any my she has met you are, good bad—come, l:_.1.. ,i... _ rybody medium, and with some as- was father’s friend had and ‘I believe it father's wealth.— your decamped, .. down.* my \. —t tain bore) to spend the evening ; and the; ‘Kap, rap.’ revelations.’ left him to the score. had not tounding I am the only son of one of the richest pay He ‘Come.’ said the husband to tho There was a which aunt The elder of the two, who had at first happy fell to talking about spirit-rappings pause, during As for Kate and we couldn’t' ^efficient for this and now the me, say bankers of Frankfort: when I mention money his bewildered wife, who looked at him so we a circle ourselves seemed all her for been in s> a to end bis exis- got up amongst Ilap gathering powers a word for It didn’t take great hurry man will not let him until he is laughing. my name, you will be at once convinced go paid, with amazement. and and sat for almost fif some for tremendous effort. At last tence in the waters of the river, now re- We sat sat, uncle to understand the whole and declares that unless he his mon- Before a she long thing of the truth of my assertion. My fith- gets she could utter word, the teen minutes, and Frank interrogated, strained the impetuosity of the younger. by-and-lty gavi and then lie gave Al a scolding and sent or five and mo he will send him to three were seated iu the 'Is it died yours ago, left the ey, prison.’ carriage, driv-, the table a in ; bn my spiritual partner V sir,’ said he, while his weary shove, just sport him to his room and told us to to 'Stop, to an ‘To father to !' at a go heir immense fortune. From that prison !—my prison ing away pace. The Ell ie Peters told him to be still am rap, eve tried to examine the features of hi« quick carriage ‘Kap, rap.’ lied and let him hear no more such dis- moment, one that has come in con- exclaimed the girl. 'Can you tell me before a hnusp in the ‘Oh ! aunt as as th* every stopped splendid wait five minutes more, and if i Lordy mercy,’ ejaculated companion well flickering light how just turbances ; hut he couldn't keep his tact with me has endeavored to deceive much the bill comes to ?’ best of Frankfort. were re-! in that time we'e ‘who'd ever have that of the nearest would allow him— part They didn't move of itself Hap, thought face while lie said it. As for lamp me. was a ‘Three florins and a half.’ a 1 that straight and defraud 1 child in inno- ceived by number of domestics, who it So we all sat here, my husband, is to be, was a dead sir ; seciu to be too young t« give up. quic aunt she hasn't ‘Stop, you ‘O, God !’ the ‘all 1 have them te man : e’en amo3t as Hap, spoken pleasantly cence. trusting and confiding; my edu- sighed girl, conducted apartments decorated as till I to am why I’m as a leave life iu this I am afraid could be, began tremble, good since that and the least allusion way. you not docs not am > int to more than one llor- in the most night; cation had been neglected, and I costly style. the tears came in Kate's when al widder.’ are a rash act; for a man o! eyes, to ‘Jim Lamed’ or the makes committing in; but I will at once to Madame is i ‘spirits,’ my mother's loving heart. 1 go •This your mistress,’ said T-to at once the table to move, and i ‘Kap, rap, rap, rap,’ continued the life must have still possessed began her groan and take on ‘awful’ about tho your years, bright a and of her to advance me the the servants ‘and her endeavored to associate myself in un- Berg, bog ; commands you went faster and faster, and ronm spirits. prospects.’ spun degenerate habits of young pooplo now- ion of love and with and money.’ have henceforth to and and we were all ‘Can you tell ma your name ?’ asked !—in the midst o friendship good obey. My darling; round ; frightenec ‘Bright prospects ‘Who is Madame r* said he 1 aunt a-days. generous pe \ but I found Berg wife,’ then, turning to Bertha, most to death ; and ran out of the roon rottenness and falsehood and de- >p! only hypo- Hap. decay, ‘The milliner for whom I work.’ *1 am Karl one of crites and impostors, who pretended T-, the wealthi-! as bard as we could go, and shut tin ‘Kap, rap.’ vice and Come, let u> Annals of tho Amori -in ceit, corruption! ‘But if Madame does not ad- est men of this This A [From Sprague's Pulpit.] fricndchip for no other purpose than to Berg city. house is, door upon the table just as it was com pause. m ike an end of it.’ vance the then ?’ The of my wealth, and enjoy them- money—what j’ours, and those servants will attend on the after us. ‘Rap, rap, rap, rap.’ JOHN HANCOCK. ‘And so Your partake ing through doorway young! experience hurst into tears. I a i selves at my My friends, or girl you. hold pledge from you chat Well, as think, we were al ; ‘Well,’ says aunt ‘I’m very glad [Tho fnllowingsketchoe of .T< hn Hancock, g -and- must have been sad to make expense. you may Hap, very you ‘I am much afraid she will refuse. 1 not to see to fiOher of tho celebrated and minister of rather the villains whom I mistook for riches will corrupt your heart; Here a deal ; but Al you, no, hear you. I’m very patriot, good frightened laughec from 1 CUT to wero consider all creatures which have the hu- one Lexington, Massachusetts, 1752. to whom I owe her tlorin, and she is it is. in the of was i but I think friends, and opened my heart, already paryer-book your poor at us, and said it electricity, and f' glad you've come, you’d furnished by the Hev. Theodore Parker, of B -ston, man form a brood of 1 serpents.' hard.’ written own better betrayed me, and then laughed at my very mother, by your hand : ‘If ho had a he’d show us tS go away now, for you see I ain't whiten horn and brought up in thn parish In are noble com- only battery, 'Oh, serpents beings ‘For what did borrow to me I clear in which Mr. llanooek exercised his ; but in time 1 gathered ex- purpose you thou wort give all the treasures great deal stranger things than that quite my mind that it’s proper ministry.] with men ; follow the simplicity pared they impuls- was the owe her T of the <) I for to come here into room at perience, and my heart filled with money you world, Lord, would still re- and as it was getting late, lie though ; | you my In the period of Mr. Hancock’s min- es of their nature ; they arc no hypo The hesitated to this time I distrust. I was betrothed to a rich heir- girl reply. main Thine humble servant. For what we'd better go home. o'night. ain't used to havin' while the country was set- virtue on their and I ] istry, newly crites, bearing lips ‘You trust me : I take the is before that .! men around in it i ess, possessed of all fashionable accom- may deep- gold Thee, lookest into ‘Now Lizzie,’ said Kate, as we wer my room, and kinder tied, and the hounds of estates not well vice in their hearts.’ est in and I ; I adored her with enthusi- interest your misfortunes, the heart ? Thine is heart, and ‘don't a won 1' flustrates me.’ fixed, it that his heart hut there plishments my walking along, you say frequently happened *1 you from my ; 1 wish I could assist ; but it shall remain.’ 'With that I Kate pity asm ; her love, I thought, would repay sincerely you Thine in father’s presence, for he'll be ver ; thought and I should would find it difficult to set- are to ihi.- parishioners certainly many exceptions I am a clerk Tell •It is the Lord’s and have died. Wc stuffed our hnndker- .1.. .t... t 1—e _—— me for every disappointment. But I only poor myself. thine, my belov-' angry about it ; and as for aunt Haf miscrablc rule.’ me for what did borrow ed sank chiefs into our and our soon saw she was nothing more than a purpose you Karl,’ whispered Bertha, and she would sot us down as hopeless ease s mouths, held On such occasions, Mr. Hancock volun- have found said the j ‘I none,’ youn. that florin ?’ in his arms. ! breath till wo almost burst a blood ves- proud fool, who wished to make me a at once if she knew it.’ j teered his services as arbitrator and final man. •Well father is verv and oc- for the but if we had I don’t slave, and yoke all other men besides to my weak, ‘Hurrah leap from the Main ‘Yes,’ said Al, ‘but I'll bet a ha! sel, laughed be- ! judge. He would repair to the house of ‘Then it bo a consolation, thougi I bor- lieve aunt may her chariot. I broke off the casionally requires strengthning’; Bruekc !’ exclaimed T-, embracing Lizzie, that can't the secret f Hap would have heard us, one of the contending parties, and ad- one ii triumphal you keep | a one, that you have found rowed that to a of a his father-in-law. she was so intent for her poor and selected a poor bill money get quarter you try ; you’ll be sure to let the ca t upon listening dress him by his Christian name, as was hour. However much mei engagement, this solemn fowl for him.’ some moment.’ custom the when ! charming girl—a sweet, innocent being, How to Commence' Business.— out at unguarded ‘speretual partner.’ the of clergy, except arc to there are few falsehood, very owr ‘Under these circumstances, I fear as a s went the noise to such as were given as I thought, who would be my life’s we doubt not that would ‘No indeed,’ said I, earnestly ‘Rap, rap, rap, rap.’ speaking technically call- lio in the hour of within Well, boys, you who death, sigh one Madame Berg will not any I it too. ‘It ver all the lime, a succession of little fire ed angel. Alas ! I found her day bid give you like to rise high in the world and be- possible, and felt is y “001111011100.” “Joseph,” says the But for me, I have neve that is like a of eternity. tears and to e more. Here is one florin, but in to insinuate such a explosions, pace of firc- “1 hear with ding adieu, with kisses, come good farmers, merchants, dec.— saucy you, Al, fairy minister, you quarrel neigh- a falsehood in life, and I wouli ^ told my she had all I possess. Have you any valuables I'm as close mouthed : s crackers going off. bor Reed"—if that was the name.— youth whom she loved ; accept Here is a good motto for you. Begin at thing. quite not, for in the world, enter upoi which we could raise some — T know what it Kate.— anything ed me for my wealth only. My peace o noney the lowest round of the ladder and you arc, at any time.’ is,’ whispered “Why,” says the man, “we didn't really a lie keep the dark road with upon my lips Bertha considered fora moment. we ‘Do see ? She has left her window mind vanished ; 1 sought diversion ir and here is a which will Well, when got home, wo foun [) you get our horns together." “Ah, but I L tell that l an climbing; story and, therefore, when you n at the foot of the bed mistake, trav.-l; I found the sum* ‘I have said she at length, what we want to One of aunt sitting up in the dining-rooi open by hear with him—about your mo everywhere nothing,’ illustrate say. Hap you quarrel Dot ft villaiu, as seem to think '1 I...* lw»,vL- and the stiff curtain you hollowness, the sanv treachery, the s.inv the most merchants of New taking red peper tea for a cold. paper keeps rat- lands I suppose it is.” “Yes sir.”— 1...4 11, .r i it Kf m-in I -.1111 t.-ll wealthy that’s all.’ i In short. I became disgustci i On her death-bed, she entreated me not York tells us how he commenced ‘Why aunty,’ said Al, ‘1 hope yo a tling, 1 “Well, take your deed and plan, and unvarnished trut'i misery. city the ._ said I. i ing you simple, with life, and resolved to an end thi ; to with it ; there is nothing in the 11,. ain't sick.’ ‘Surely enough.’ ‘Well, come over to Reuben's with me.” is And s put part •Indeed ?—that interesting. more sacred than her and ‘Law child.' she said, with her usu; d this isn’t a joke. It is a A1 can’t to the night to the pitiable farce.’ world memory "1 entered a store and asked if a clerk pity | They go together neighbor's man that eve | .. I eniov it with us-’ I must meet the only honest : for ails said th the promise 1 gave her but still, my was wanted. ‘No,’ in a tone, was groan when anything her; ‘yc house, and after the usual salutations, when 1 am on th •rnfortunate young man,' | rough I saw in the world, sake 1 will not hesitate.’ With know 1 aint never well, and I’ve hec ill ‘Never mind, we'll tell him in the humble on the one and with tears of ‘how father's the answer all too to bother very side, very and in his own coir other, sympathy, deep being busy of leaving it, a hand, she took the book dreadful low lor a week or twi morning,' Kate, ‘and how he wil I on the the minister : point I I confess I have bee: ! trembling I with me ; ovhen I reflected that if spirited replied lofty other, says ly pity you. 1 they pany !’ down from the shelf. sir,’ said she. a it's to make a down sic ]; i laugh.' Reuben, I have more fortunate than I l ‘O, did not want clerk they might want a enough body “Well, brought Joseph an l do remai >1 you. possessei ‘Let me go alone, you a [ have abed 10 see the foil s' ‘Don't say a word that will lead her tc with me to settle the and a who came fort' ‘during many sleepless nighj laborer, but I was dressed too fine for way you young I along quarrel he- are 1 a wife daughter, j here. Believe me, there many goo to enter the secret on. a settin’ and a fro mistrust said Al, when wi from the hand v f been accustom?d that. I went to on a carry up nights | anything,’ l tween ye—get your deed and your render 111 pure and immaculate j my lodgings, put plan.” and honest who could of heart on the blank ; didn't use to act so when 1 told him, ‘but be sure to have the win he people The one has returned t , my and the next went into icin’ gals Then compared the two, heard the u the Creator. thoughts rough garb, day j hoek and ■ the for you. them, yo at the end of the book. I was It affects ama: dow open and curtain down agaii rival went to the charming Him in the whiteness of her soul, an 1 leaves hope the same store and demanded if they did young. my spercts i claims, spot, attended are sure to find them. see brother’s ar d down and I'll ti no one will ever know whoso writing not want a and to my children, | again to-night, manage ! some of the other and so will the other.’ porter, again ‘No, sir,’ ingly hy neighbors, one found see the the first 1 have already are will me that : he a deacon, settin’ such an sport myself.’ i walked back and Well, ‘Will me address, ol. 1 they ; you promised was the reeponso ; when I exclaimed in example.’ forth, looking at tho itsell -to in hm 5! you give your You believe Kate and I But if life presents you dear Bertha. Do noi ‘a laborer ? I I went into the hall to away ir y j may didn' ; then, his mind man. and me to visit your dough ‘Certainly, my despair almost, will work lay j premises haviug libido up am should wis |, permit much that but so 1 surprised you alarm I will take care that at is not and didn't hear Al’s b it sleep night, wrapped it lie would “Take axes and cut bright, ter to-morrow : But you must als yourself; any wages. Wages my object; things, reply, ] i say, your it.’ came l aunt warm shawls, we stood a to leave word ot honor that vour secrets shall not be profaned, Bu I must have and I want to be as I back heard Hap say, good listening some stakes.” They wore cut. “Drive mai live me your yo employ, I ain a old sickly that we i 1 am astonished at aunt door. the oh ‘Oh, only poor her, or insinuate t now get ready, may go.’ useful in business.’ These last remarks ‘Spercts Al, you ; Hap's Jiy-and-bye this stake down here, and pile some who can ei 'will not inform window unable to earn and she left the room to or I von know I hain't no faith in ; curtain began to rattle. stones around it. was anything, manner whatever, that I nr Whilst put attracted their attention, and in the end spercts That done.— an ai .I her in any no that his child, Karl T- ; besides I think it's a sin to mal ;e rap, dure longer only old man held ou t her bonnet and shawl, (foi I was hired as a laborer in the basement and ‘Hap, rap.' “Now drive that stako down thero. nnd an 1 a rich man.’ The should work have that use 'em. What would fath •r ‘Are you here ?' said aunt gel of a daughter, day the reader will guessed the and sub-cellar, at very low of your Hap. pile some stones around that.” It was sonn >. his hand. pay, scarcely him, and no our sir to maintain 1 ; man was other than hero' to and soul to such language, ‘Ilap, rap, rap.’ done Then he woilld night cvcn^ ■ word ; I am anxiou young enough keep body say accordingly. say. si *1 give you my together. luxuries. No, ■ te 1- ‘I'm afraid it aint’t for t( times to procure him th over the writing of the girl in th< In the basement and I soon Of course I thought Al had been proper you “Now, Reuben and line to that I have spoken glanced sub-cellar, Joseph, your must he a a convince you come so. 1 think to allow this I tyrant, book, and his filled with tears o; attracted the attention of the about the spirits, and consider! d nights you’d bette; runs and there let it run forever! longer, truth. name is Wilhelm Schmidl eyes counting ling thero, My as he read the a to be come in the time.’ barbarian.’ address ;’ hire emotion and delight out house and chief clerk. I saved that I had right angry. day That is your land Joseph, and that la a -' and here is my giving enough the other, am said 'I iv No ‘What, sir !’ exclaimed ot whic of a pure and pious heart ; for in little to •There, I thought so,’ I, kne reply. land Reuben, and let us hare na at the same time, a bit paper pourings my employers things pay your have an had left the house tell aunt that we had bei n ‘Did I ever know in the flesh ?’ most terrified; ‘you only daugl when they together ten times over, and soon you'd Hap you more quarrelling about this matter.” .’ he drew from his pocket. my wages they herself for sake was beside him with £ to see the Never talk to n ic ‘Hap, rap, manner ot % ter sacrificing your is ivarl '1-• l ar and she walking found it out. I did not let any spirits. rap.’ This clerical getting a /w> swee ‘And my name person what what she seemed un asreret ‘Was your first name John ?’ rust was ‘And with patieuoe, 1-. lako thes of which entirely about commit potty larcenies without re- about keeping again.’ dictum it um effectual. Thero | son of Anton dignity what what (the he cast her looks of re- •What!' said aunt ‘have u ‘Hap, rap.’ was no Substantial waa ness, love, perseverance! on condition tha t conscious, upon monstrance and threats of and Hap, yc appeal. justice r bank-notes, but only exposure, her toil and hi been to sec the ? to us, I ‘Was it ?' see hor sinking under until I fete ami admiration, real if remonstrance would no sperets Marcy George done, litigation was avoided, and good it do not leave this house spect exposure and not a word ol coinplaii you first went to Madame whe for I smelt brimstone when yc u ‘Hap, rap.’ restored. His manner on Waiter' a bedroom fo r They Borg, do. 1 did not ask any ten hour law. thought feeling such deprivations, s from it. V She worl you advance bm came I'm amazed that >. ‘Was it James front h®t lips. Her r did not give the required, If I was wanted at 3 A. M. I never in. young pe occasions, and the assumption of author- escapes pallid this You require rest, has a woi J gentleman. wa; as have tl ie ^ and starves, and still always assured the young man that Bertha hut told to homo pie brought up you been, ‘Hap, rap, rap.' ity attending it, procured him the titlo ! Good-night. To-morrow yo- growled, everybody go ‘Oh ! smile for her fat! Schmidt. this Mr children of a deacon, should coun tenant ie deary me, I do believe it's Jin 1 Hancock—not a „ 0f love, an affectionate but under whatevc t au angel. Certainly praise and I would see everything was right.— of Bishop very pleasant will see me again ; lie Lamed. 1 when he marrici 1 | t x_. valued higher than the money I loaded off at for the such things.’ thought name to the men who gave it. this may happen, do no daybreak packages want to commit suicide ; circumstances for. the book this time Al was rea< Sarah C'asswcll he'd better a’ had me.' illustrate* his ‘Sir, and you me. had asked They pawned morning boats or carried them Ry laughing y The following story aelf- I the word you have give myself.— mad T forget the sum was mado to kill himself. ‘Bravo Lil,’ said li ?i ‘Hap, rap, rap.’ reliance and In the 1st- Are you the man had men and required up.— In short, I soon became indispensable to independence. that f 11 ie! The name young it now. I was tel •Bare I murder angel strut Bertha was overjoyed. my and I rose and rose until ‘you have done only I- ‘Mrs. Lamed did let her* If i ter part of his ministry, while ha pea as well as the large sum, employers, always j heart like a tioned, to sho had better take a hoi “ my daggei but be •But if you spend all your money I became the head of the house, with ing aunt Hap above me. I wonder what she'd sa; quite sgod, but still hale and vigoMoa, thought pierces the old man with astonishment ; the m ‘on wha of for her cold. I hatin’PSaid a not a little said the old man, sobbing. his com day,’ remarked young in, money enough as you seo, to me brandy now if she knew hor husband, that' and disposed to use authpri- give 1 ic fore he could recover himself, have a bottle of wii to-morrow ?’ tvoril about the a the two deaeons, and. ‘Sir, you must and the wait will you live any luxury or any position n mercantile spirits.’ dead, and that she’s wcarin’ mouruin ty, perhaps,others _ had left the house, pinion but trust in Go 1.— 1 felt flat ‘Prct waa with me; I see a tavern open yonder.- ‘I do not know, I man desire for himself and children Of course enough. )’ for, was my painter, and com in the church, thought it n 'ceasary ■ to him to his bed-room may, | speritual me cr came light to see chi l- to some must tell your history x I shall work the whole night through.’ in this Prisoner’s doin’s’these, goin’ sperotr, to see me ?' cheek upon thr good old Como, you and worn out, ho soo great city.” j Friend ] every night put l will th ,n j where, wearied and, if you have no objection, w—a—

man. So, on a set the deacons Hobribi.e Murder at the of An appeal time, State: Report the Departments. A Slander on Mr. Giddinos.—The ident, or tho bogus democratic party ik behalf of the El ls- went to his house to that Prison.—The State at the President's American- y roposc they Prison Charles- Accompanying Message,arc following, from a report of Mr. Giddings’ £l)c tCUsrocirtl) ntcndcd, that should be extend- 1 roBTii Benevolent the of the different slavery Society.—Th is should have Ruling Elders in the church. town was again made the scene of a most reports departments.— a slander that had a speech, explodes a cheat was ( is a recent We such al**tracts of these as will ;<1 there ; or else practiced ocicty organization of 1 adies It was thought to he a difficult matter melancholy tragedy yesterday morning, present very extended circulation in the late ELLSWORTH: convey «n»rrect information on the cm- the Southern I or the ‘alleviation of to the business to so a man in the death of Mr. C. topics .ipoti propagandists, by the wants of the propose lofty resulting Galen hmeed therein. campaign: FRIDAY MORNING DEC. —so the ablest of the deacons undertook Walker. Deputy Warden. The Mr. Bennett of I ask 26, LI.30. making the fair show they did. It is ccily ones around us and it would partic- Secretary of Treasury's Report. Mississippi. it—after the following fashion : “We ulars of the horrible aifur are as follows : the member from Ohio whether, he, on immaterial now, which was the real; 1 creby some of its the fiscal June V. !i. I'AI.M KU. the American Newspaper present claijns and on During year ending 30th, Agent j think, sir," said he, “that account of between 7 and 8 o'clock, after the a former occasion ever uttered this lan- u just — the authorised for thi* in the cities muse for such conduct, for 1850, the receipt into the Treasury were Agent paper reprehensible bjects, considciatioil of the public, your groat age, you ought to have some usual devotional exercises had guage that is here attributed to him. I of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, and is morning From Customs, c see that the £04.022.803 to take advertssiuents and sub- IV President and his abet- 1 ts object, as stated in its is, “to assistance from the church, in your nu- been concluded in the of the From will send it to the Clerk to be read. duly empowered by-laws chapel pris- Lands, 8,917,045 at the rates by us. Ilia scriptions required receipts or ac- t irni.sh .mrrous arduous labors.” on. and while the were Misce llaneous and The Clerk as :ors, through sufferance, positive clothing rendy made to moot the “Ah,” says prisoners passing incidental, 977,033 read follows: will be regarded as payments. His Offices are— Mr. Hancock, who knew what was com- out in file, ? convict named James McGee, ‘‘1 look forward to the day when there Boston, Scollay's Building; Nr.w York, Tribune don, were the cause of all the troubles s rants of any persons who may need such N. K. Cor. I am old Total a Buildings; Puiladki.ciiia, Fifth and ing, “I know and I suppose 1 stepped from the ranks and handed a receipts, 73,918,141 shall be servile insurrection in the n Kansas, and had it in to ■ ssistance." A committee Balance in ChestiYut Streets. their(power consisting of am feeble, too—1 th ink the church for note to Mr Walker, on which was writ- Treas'y, July 1,1850, 18,931,970 South ; when the black man, armed with ■estorc peace there at any moment.— i vc ladies, has been chosen to “visit the their kindness. But how do they pro- ten the words, “you have not treated me British bayonets, and led on by British j Total with Ikilance. n les of • receipts £92.850,117 rbis is evident from the fact, that all bo those who re- to me?" said the dea- like a man," or of a similar officers, shall assert his freedom, and perchance may pose help Oh," something The cxpenditur«,8 were The Ellsworth American hat was to < uirc and

two Elders to the care of act a when of the incendi- — here is was 11 he Baling divide of reading it. McGee drew shoe cellaneous, £25,274,334 master; the torch peace irow, to remove his society and in no ease is clothing tthc church wita But did not knife, which had been concealed in his Interior, and Indians, 3,872,827 shall the towns and cities of you. they pensions ary light up uffianly officials and better men. i n possession of the War, 10,948,197 CLUBBING appoint society delivered to wish to do so without your consent.”— clothes, and quick as thought, plunged the South, and blot out the last vestige Now is the time to sul**oril>o for local' .ecompt, the and t ny person or until the I should like said it into him. the blade the Navy, 14,077,047 of And I not your disreputable partial j persons, true “Well, it,” he—“per- penetrating of Slavery. though may Redemption public debt, interest as well have removed ncrits of their case has would choose to the office." abdomen, above the At the mock at their and when paper, and the time to secure udge, might been been ascertained haps they you jnst groin. and premium, 12.770,390 calamity, laugh good reading moment their I hail it as the n June as in • the The deacons concurred in the of the wound, Mr. Walker fear comcth, will for the winter an December. The drunken y personal observation of some one opinion.— grap- yet long evenings. By arrange- j1 could'ntdo better; you might be with McGee, and several of the Total 72,948,792 dawn of a political millennium.’’ Shannon who was to If rulrd c f the committee. '•They pled expenditures, mont with the Publishers wo can offer the appointed of to mo. llut what do forward to Balance in Treasury, June 30, 1850, Mr. Giddinos. Docs the great help you prisoners immediately sprang gentleman >v Donclson, have been removed Its are held inducement to our to sc- might regular meetings every think is the business of Ruling Elders !" seize the murderer, hut ere they could 10,901,325 from Mississippi hssett that 1 ever utter- following friends i The debt, on the 4th of March, or his infamous conduct, as well before 1 at such as — 'hursday it saith he. “Oh," said the to master him, he had again stabbed the of- public ed those words ? cure us new sul weriliers evening, places aspirants 1853, amount'd to the sum of £09,129.937. I he destruction of as be invited the office, thinking the difficulty all over, ficer. the knife entering betow the left Mr. Bennett, of Mississippi. 1 ask I-awrcnce, now.— lay by members or other in- 27, and was suJ*soquontly Increased to liijuid- For $30,00, for twenty sulwriliers one “wc will leave that to are a ear. the and caus- the whether he ever uttered lo if the removal of these < and you—you severing jugular vein, at the debt of Texas, the sum of £2,750,- gentleman by men peace ividuals, commencing at half by in we will past learned and have studied the his- immediate death. None of the the them, and if he did. 1 ask him whether year, advance, give the person man, ing reg- 000. which gives public debt at £71‘879,- j | las been restored, the President had it s is o'clock : for the purpose of arc his now ? making tory of the Church.” "Yes,” said he, ular officers of the prison were at hand, 937,27- It has since lxvn reduced to the they sentiments forming the club, one copy of “S'ars* Pic-i j n his power at any time to make J nd suited to its ob- “I have studied ecclesiastical a and the Kev. Mr. sum «d* £30,903.909,<4. In making this re- Mr. Giddinos. I will answer the peace- repairing clothing history chaplain. Hempstead, torial worth with one the sum of Family Bible,” $0,00, did he not do it ? ccts. good deal, and paid particular attention rushed towards McGee and struck him | duction, £40,910.027 03 has j gentlemen kindly, for I do not blame iVhy The question j been f*r the thereof, and £4.- thousand and one of to Church and government, and over the head with the large Ilible, in paid principal him. I hope God may forgive his ignor- F.ngravings, copy Scars; nay be asked,—and it will be when all Their extra have also been discipline 009,882 31. for on of it j meetings premiums portions he ‘•Bible I think 1 know what the Ruling Elders an to knock him down, but fail- ance, for has been misled by men who History” 700 pages, which sells for he that Pierce ever 1 to attempt redeeme 1 before maturity, sating the sum of I good did, shall eld, supply immediate wants. Do- “We it to to do so. lie then seiz’d him th ■ to have known better. 1 have to do." leave wholly ing by 39 in and ought $3,00 and one of ; ought £14.000,441 by paying advance, copy Peterson*s Indies lave been forgotten, and his name only alions of money, cast off clothing, or to ot labors hair of the he id and held him until tl o on seen in letters forth from you say what yrart your they leaving the public debt, the loth day of language going National Magazine. emembered ns being with the « nything necessary to the and shall attend to. remarked the deacons. arrival of further aid. when he was put November, 1850, £30,903,909 04. this hall, and various quotations, attri- coupled remaking to me For advance scenes in thereof. Cloth «-Well, then," said the Bishop, “I should in irons, and convevcd to a dungeon. outed ; 1 have seen them quoted $22,50 pay for fifteen sub- lisgraceful Kansas—why he epairing and bedding of Postmaster (Ienerai/s Report. older who to have dike to have one of them come up to my Mr. Walker had serve 1 in his official by members, ought scribers we will give a of the Bible and permitted the raid of the Missourians, t ny kind, arc hereby solicited and will From this wc the copy at the report gather following known better. If I have ever uttered dvt'iise before on and capacity about eight one 1 ic meeting Sunday, prison years. On the 13th of Juno, 1850, there wore' copy of Peterson’s Magazine. tnd the capturing of the ballot boxes in gratefully received. All necessary horse out of the barn, and then He had always borne an excellent such sentiments there is record for it and get my reputa- 25,505 office, an increase ofi ;hc first instance ? man to be made on will post being For $18,00 for twelve a Judging the epairs any garments saddle ’nit* and him to the door, tion as a an.l those under 4604 in four 1 ask when and where they were spoken ? subscribers, copy bring up disciplinarian, years. his he I hare no nnr ricol/ecliun of the Bible. oy acts, neglected to sec ie done at the of the and hold the stirrup while I gut on.— his charge were uniformly satisfied with On tlio 12t!iof June there were in opera-1 founcledgc of justice meetings society. tion 8000 mail the ever uthred such a rendered to the The other wait at the church door, his manner of treatment. He had been nearly routes, total length haring scntimtnl. For for t*‘n actual citizens of Kan- Vll who arc interested in this matter, arc may $15,00 subscriliers one copy of of which was estimated at 235,042 miles, and hold him while 1 get off; then alter familiar with criminal institutions for j ,!hi for slavery. four subscribers, one co' r,j * nrr»sr*nt. ilav. Dr. Clement A. Walker. Superintendent year was nearly 20,000 mil *s of railroad ; fections of the Ear, without charge, until .y If freedom is triumphant in Kansas, lave thus aided and encouraged it, and the I.unatic .‘.32 steamlxmts ; 1250 coaches and cured, his success Peterson’s. The following shows that he could be of Hospital at South Iloston 82,000 j thereby proving umspuil- Ll*o to inosc wno nave mane conations r_;___ J_ x* l__i t*_ l.sl. and lUMhs’tincr the fr,„n or shall be, it will be in spite of the ef- facetious as well as lie once —was a native oi nciuei, .Me..—uoout F ir one of episcopal, $3,50 copy the Am,ri,.n« nn,l >f and other articles 10,238 miles were added to the of the swindled by sclf.styled Aurints • x- forts of Pierce and the slavery extension money, clothing, all visited a farm* r one of his best 13 years of age, a:ul leaves a wife anil length paying om' wealthy routes. Between the 1st of horbit.mt fees in and the ,',T.vuf July, 1852, advance, infliction GyJey'« Lady'sBook. in view of if which have been of old and benefit. who was in the habit of four children in C harlestown. *" democracy ;—and to-day fiiends, making and 1st of 1850, the railroad service of *till more serious evils, the July, by permitting E<>r v from time to time. He McUoe is a sentence of twelve one of the American and what has been and the little There will be an extra meeting of the him presents serving was increased 10,177 miles, exhibiting the application of dangerous remedies by inex- copy attempted, went to visit the once it was in for an to murder his wife fact that within that time this ami unskilful hand*. °u<‘ next Dec. family ; years attempt description of perienced, copy of PetersonV Pierce ami company, may society Monday evening 2‘Jtli I>r. II. accomplished. time, and the men folks were at in this city on the 7th of Nov. 1 Sol, and service was more than doubled. On may here state that ho has no at haying c<*in- s Book is tin* most address the free State men in ltJ. R. Jordan's, commencing half the 1st of the of nection whatever with anv ad'' (iodey ready’s superb Kansas, a distance in the meadow, so he only during his confinement has always been Decemlior, 1850, length person ,.rtj„;n the railroad routes had increased to 21,310 doafiiuw. Neither has and attractive the of Freedom, in the past six, to which gentlemen and la- saw the farmer's wife and the younger regarded as a dangerous m in, having to.c“re $3,(H) Magazine published. representatives miles. The total cost for this at mission fir the dies arc invited to attend. an to service, puhlicatK- „f s of :— interested, children. It was in the forenoon, and once made murder a fel- 0"rtifuate Peterson has stories, Steel and ; following language Bryant attempt that date, amounted to The purporting toemena*- c. 1 thrilling £3,403,747. *, 1 **• «rom him. and cannot him for luncheon some brown low convict, for which he was sent to _ fo, “O thou art not, as dream, Donations be made at the meet- she got whole c.istof the inland service, on the 1st of it r< ur* Mezzotint colored Freedom, poets may r-spondbb* for alarming Engravings, fashion plates, set before him a the Lunatic at as it < any A fair with and delicate bread and cider, and Hospital Taunton, July, was £0,520,028. The Post master onsequet .ccs young girl, light ings of the society, or left with Ann 1. from rashness and and is w hat the a 1 resuming just ladies want, for limbs. whole cheese that he might cut for him- was th'ui thought he was deranged.— General alludes to the Panama Railroad ration. parlor Treasuaer. 08* Ahc Jogs of money may not 1** And tresses, from the Oreely, his knife on cheese first his there lie made an unsuc- on the occasion of the with- material i Now is the time to obtain wavy gushing eap self. He put the During stay Company seizing t,*> s<,mo but the coinpuninn. coj>- hi» ! drawal of the steamers via persons, depriva- With which the Roman master crowned We trust this appeal will not pass as in doubt cessful to but was after- Nicaragua to one -this way and then that, if attempt escape, tlo.i of of the most important of the ies of these splendid Magrizincs. slave force the department to pay what he consi*’ unnoticed the charitable where to begin. “Where shall I cut this wards returned to the prison as a sane senses, ought to Ik* regarded and treated When he took off the A bearded wholly by pub- ers an exorbitant ucross the Is*' One word for ourself and the American gyves. price with wore than solicitude. order of the cheese, Mrs. Smith?" asked he. “Cut roan. *'1 ordinary J man, lic. l’cr society. and r<*eommends contract -l regular ! noise in and all disa- we shall not all a Mr. llan- No cause was for the LX*Vo1 Deafness, the head, puhlisli the wind'd cxe- Armed to the art thou one mailed ;it where you have mind to, assigned bloody annum, a» Vtl\ long teeth, ; C. L. Hi i.l, ing £50,000 per -■ n from the Secretary. a e.mtr.n t nut ! greeablo discharges ear, speedily I hand ,cock." was the answer. “Then," said act of it is known I'xcewlinir s2lKI,(MXI r>- 1 cutive documents fr«uu of- yesterday, though annum ,ia and without einenating public Vi r~{ tin* Nic- permanently removed, eausing the broad shield, and one tin* sword : “I think I will cut it at So [that some months since McGee remarked or ic- Gnuqw Once More.—Foe one he, so as a the least or inconveuienee. A cure in ficers f-»r the future. We believe our readers #2,50 copy h»me#!" aragua "_an,..,,w route, to gin1 pain j thv brow. slices of choose were fir the in the hearing of other that if all cases where brought prisoners, w^kh' Lia.t. guaranteed malformation doe* other (ilorious in beauty though it be, is scarred of l.ife Illustrated and one of the Ameri- lunch, and the whole cheese in his he ever had the lie would he itie California for tho not exist. require reading. put opportunity expenditures year With tokens of old wars; massive' one ■ thy can 82,00 one of the the death of Mr. Walker. 1850 wer and: the reve- Thirteen close and almost undivided In tlie mechanical execution of the Amer- year. copy saddle-bag*. H<> is -ooui £10.500,-8(5, gross years’ limits 3.,, 1 ofc nue, annual for attention to this branch of American and one of cither The years age. including appropriations sjKjeial practice, ican we think it has sh >wn a Are strong with struggling. Power at thee copy free The has enabled him to reduce his treatment t< satisfactory rids is matter, £7,(520,821. deficiency is has launched or The Water 'The toasts were read at the the serou officer of this In the Phrenological Journal, following pris- £2,787,00(0 such a degree of success as to find the most improvenent. editorial department— His and with his on killed bolts, lightnings smitten -'‘Border Ruffian in Fancuil Ilall by a. convict within the He recommends the confirmed and ol^tinate cases a Cure Journal. Those who wish to sub- Banquet pasl abolition of the frank- yield hy the we thee; twelve (in past, have had so much to do of last week, and both received with fifteen years, in the 1843, and steady attention to the means not scribe for cither of tbe of uproar- year ing privilege, compulsory prepayment prescrilied. ■ They could quench the life thou liast publications on The destruction tire of the o manual labor al>out the office that we ious : a idle the named was all transient matter ; also the of hy institution have from Heaven. applause Warden, Lincoln, repeal Fowler and Wells, have now an the act of 1845, which the Postmaster which Dr. was the head, having tem- oppor- .By W\ B. S. Moor— passing through one of the a gives Hartley not bestowed the attention to it which wc Merciless power has dug thy dungeon workshops, General release'll him from his duties in Phil- deep. to do so. | discretionary power to make new porarily And iiis kwart armorers, a thousand fires. tunity The Political New prisoner named Rogers, stabbed to by Clergy of England fatally contracts for ocean he will receive calls eacl intend for the intend there service. He adelphia, during futun*)—wo Have chain while he deems Like Illustrated : a hereafter serve him with a knife. es- steamship forged yet first-class —May they their God Rogers, however, alludes to the the branch at -J Careen for one montl thy | morning Street, shall be an ;—hut wo shall not thee 1>ouna, with the zeal on fact—embracing improvement devoted to half they served their caped capital punishment the ground from New Orleans to are I onlv. Family Newspaper, News, par- Havana—that there The links are shivered, and the prison walls iu the late I of and died in an now Treatment forwarded ani ls»ast much of what we mean to do, we ty political campaign. insanity, finally insane four ocean steamship lines out hy Express to Full outward ; terribly thou forth. Literature, Science, and the Arts ; to I running springest John C. Tucker— of New York, at an to of the l’ States. By asylum. expense government part shall only promise to do the best wo can.— As springs the flame above » burning and of pile, Entertainment, Improvement, Prog- The Catholic of the United Tbs lust in the was the £1.498,000 p-r annum, and says that And shoutest to the nations, who return Cienjy tragedy prison We have within the new ress. to there is no reason one of the coun- ‘We wish to warn the that this procured jmst year, while the lk'signed encourage a spirit of Stales—The course they have pursued in killing of a convict named Adams bv a why part public Thy shoutings, pale oppressor try should be to the exclusions of institution ; and witli more time to flies.” the recent elections, entitle them to the fellow prisoner named Wilson, who, it preferred (the Bucksport Seminary' type throughout de- Hope, Manliness, Self Reliance, and Ac- others. will to fleece the State at the and confidence all will be was ar.d attempt vote to our and with the* d«*sire t«» the to illustrate respect of remembered, convicted 1 duties, tivity among people ; Union-loving Among other points, it is stated that ne- session of the ?*—Free Press Brother citizens. sentenced to be but on Legislature Littlefield of the hung, the ground ar»‘ in with a view to the the in Skoiehegan l.ife in all its and to indicate the gotiations progress If the should improve American everything which phasis, When X ew men are will- of had his sentence commuted reduction of the British transit ou Bucksport Seminary Clarion ditl not make a trade at a England-born insanity | charge yood j which we the as constitutes a >od we mode attain the to | fleece State bad as the mongre g local news|«ix*r. hope by may high- ing thus to traduce the Puritan ministers imprisonment for life, and lie is now I’nited States mails, and the rate of postage Pic-nic party, and complains thereat.—; between coalition did last winter, both it and to est of usefulness and and the Komish Priests, we think an inmate of the 16th. the l"nitedStates and Great Britain merit and to receive a living support from degree happiness eulogize prison.—Atlas, Goldsmith tells a story of a Moses go- to twelve cents a letter. those who aid should receive the same —a which to be read eve- fit nuy be considered as erairliny eery loir single | the citizens of Hancock Our aim paper ought by rebuke the that tlu county. to a fair and home two to receive the Irish vote. The “Border ? Minnesota is about to take the | emphatic by people ing carrying gross in the land. Week- a ry family Published for Hollow ay's Pills certain antidote foi crow-bar coalition have. Fouh is to make a creditable and a Rc- of llufliau" is welcome to all the Irish initiatory steps admission into the Un- I party rcsjxvtablc green spectacles, with silver rims party Elizabeth Hen- at 82 a year, or 81 for half a year.— ion as a its Dropsical Swellings—Mrs. ; thousand dollars of tiie mon- ly. vote in the country if such vile self-abase State, through delegate, Mr. derson. of peoples* puhlican family newspaper. and shagreen cases, the result of a bar- Natchez, Mississippi, aged 45, were Address Fowler and 308 Broad- Rice. It is estimated that a census ey abstracted from our almost Wells, meat he requisite to obtain them.—Ken- tc suffered last fall from a general de- emp- Ellsworth, Dec. t), 18.r>t). with and the whole intensely and gain sharpers, prov- New York. nebec Journal. determine the number of representative; dine of health, her feet and tc ty Treasury, squandered upon polit- way, ] legs begun worthless. We never to fairs to which she would he entitled, if taken swell, strongly indicating dropsy, and slit ical favorites, as back pay for months be- ing go The Water-Cure Journal for became so much worse in the course a fore were or to a »uum suuw oi j of ; they elected thought of loi KANSAS get bargain. These Tiie Cold Tiiuiisoat. The extreme pupuiauun uearij expecting 1857—Devoted to | few weeks that she was confined t<; office. More than Tex Thousand I)ol- l’hysiology, Hydro- 'or <(U:te two hundred thousand, and that totally There stems to bo, ami wo have modern tea are to! cold of last to have ex- her at her death was looked parties gotten up and the Laws of l.ife and Health Thursday appears the time it shall be taken it bed, last, hourly ! lars were in breaking down the pathy, hy wil spent no doubt there is, a better stat? obtain a tended throughout all the northern section | forward to by her husband ; he made up’hh really money ; and person going! with amount to a number sufficient to thi: j Judiciary, while another ten thousand Engravings illustrating Human of the and well on give mind, as every else had failed, to of in this hitherto country, towards the thing try was in to feeling unhappy1 there without expecting to a to at leasi mi- the interests spend money, to Health and flourishing territory right i'U'vi ui s uis, wiucn rns spent attending | System—aCiuidc Longev- South. jieiiuwiiy i to of free rum ; and. in order to make uu territory. It is well examine thu! is not well versed in three In 1800 it is es wife commenced ; after four weeks lady financiering.— at a | representatives. using 1 ity. Published 81 _ monthly, year, At sunrise the mercury stood as follows : the ! t*_ timated that her will have be I perseveraniT with them, she was completely deficiency, an attempt was made to A Reformer, must first make his i 'In 18 below zero population up by Fowler and Wells, 308 llangor means of this medicim rub the Of course 1 Broadway, come half a million, and that, even wit! jcured, having by primary schools. and ascertain if the cause of the 'Calais 16 1 possible mind for martyrdom; and common peo-' New York. the highest probable ratio of safely passed that dangerous period of wo- nothing for advancement of education rcpresenta disasters and the reason for the sv kuai kiiv m US rftt. John, X. B. 14 I man's existence. These l’ills are also a won- there, j I'lV piviw J UUU tion, she will be entitled to four was done. Modern democracy does not The American Phrenological for 'Halifax at zero. represen derful medicine for young female with ob- change at this time. It was evident to' it. tatives.—Boston Atlas. flourish where the means of intelligence 1857—Devoted to Portland 10 below. structions in their health. the Phrenology, Physi- are diffused. It prospers much the best all, throughout summer, that there I Montreal 20 C7'The remarkable fact is promulga- ology, Mechanism, Education, Agricul- The Advantages of Paving for The New Cent Pieces.—The idea in Egypt and the Five Points. We could be no peace in Kansas while the! Boston 8 ted the Border cx- ture, the Natural and General Newspaper in therefore warn the that by Ruffian, slavery Sciences, Advance.—A Poston pa entertained by some, that no new cents public they may national Executive was an Albany 7 forcing upon democratic is Illustrated with one of the facts io evidence have been is a mis- expect the bowlings of the Free Press, tention, bogus paper in Ban- Intelligence, profusely D. C. 7 above. per says put pieces manufactured, unwilling and inhuman i j Washington, 1 should the people, slavery at the trial, in the Court, to sus take. Congress a law authoriz- Legislature attempt any meas- gor.that when Hon.T. J. I). Fuller leaves! Engravings, and published monthly at -Baltimore 10 Supreme passed laws. And when it was the will ure to the remembered tain for the late William Russell ing their coinage, but neglected to pro- promote intelligence among Washington, that the Con-1 One Dollar a year. Every Family, and that the free State were Republican was, that a few before he madi : vide for their issue. The men, a only days j consequence people.—Progressive Age. people from this all men and women, Kaxsas.—The Lawrence gressional delegation State will especially young correspond- ihe will, he called at the office of thi is, that a “heap" of them are now at the that knew that “freedom is a ■ birthright be thould have a ent ■ Canadian Fugitive Slave Law.— for to tho State.— letters should be of the Missouri Democrat writes as and for his a powerless good copy. Democrat, paid paper yeai Philadelphia Mint, awaiting the order ol rot given by human hands,” it was fore- j under date of the inst. : It is an old that, to hear the \\ hat an those lew lirccted to Fowler and 308 follows, 7th in advance, eeuts.— to circulate. are about saying, Atlas, ignorant Wells, No. thereby saviug fifty Congress They seen that the would nev- | ■•The Territorial re- news, one has to go from home.— forcing process j bogus Legislature The fact was dwelt upon at length by thi the size of a half cent circulated fifteen away Frenchmen in Madawaska elected to the Broadway, New York. elected, meets in We find this exemplified in the follow- cr succeed. It has not succeeded. A eantly Lecowpton early counsel, and commented upon by thi or sixteen years ago, and are composed thirty-fourth Congress, in the of! which we notice has been could never be person ‘next month. Gov. Geary is expected to Judge as one of Thi of nickle and zinc. ing paragraph, peace conquered through ; great importance. copper, Mr. Fuller ; Tho cares of when We copy thefollowingnoticeofthe True >do all he canto have the most obnoxious going the rounds of the American State, verdict of the jury would seem to sustair press: ; the instrumentality of Lecompt, Donel-1 j Valuable “We see it stated in the Canada once thrown from the broad Flag from the .imeriran Citizen Ixjwcll .enactments The that a man who has mini .4 Tonic.—We believe no medi- pa- shoulders of repealed. proposition, son and Shaunon. 'Bicse agents were The Free State e'ected cine him ever pers, that a movement is on foot in Can- our 1'iie is of all the credit Legis'ature, by euough to pay for his newspaper in ad given such astonishing proof Representative, will leave him so Flag deserving 1 ada to secure ! too sottish, brutal and tvranical to en-1 the meets about the same time in as the of an Act of it. people, vauce is competent to make a will. of its efficacy the Oxygenated Hitters.— passage buoyant and clastic, that his friends will given which be ! sure or Interference by the Federal I In cases of and (ieneral Parliament, by fugitives may respect beget fear. The peo- The True Topeka. Dyspepsia Debility have to anchor him in some fat of- Fi.au. This neat and ex- or his sent back to the United States.” good troops, Excellency Gov. Ge try, is “Oxford Democrat.” W. S. Pidoij it acts in the most restor- despised the agents and ceased to re- j agreeable manner, ple fice. :cllent has not of our has retired from this i How such a could have into We wish no worse literary newspaper engaged expected by many people.— paper, and it will hi health and when other story got spcct the have been punishment ing cheerfulness, all, 1 principal. They or other L. Gov. Robinson and Lieutenant Gov. Rob- hereafter Rev. Darici circulation, we are at a loss to imagine. may befall him, than to have to 1857, among writers—E. published hy remedies have failed. removed, and there is spend ! we that it was nev- i comparative .'handler erts are bath now in Kansas, and early in Forbes who has for some time beer Certain, however, are, j his time between the Moulton. Mrs. C. F. Gerry, 1 past alternately er “stated in I reading will be at to its able editor in the “What do ask for this article?" Canada papers.” No doubt, peace. j Miss F. Townsend of January they Topeka ready agricultural depart- you in- cart loads of documents which he sent Virginia Arthur's there are in the United States who The act in their eficial capacity.” mi nt. lion. J. J. Perrv remains as ed- Obadiah of a miss bchiud the many question naturally arises, | quired young why into this District Magazine, Miss C. E. Orne, Miss C. E. A letter of the from : counter. would iu the of such an during the summer, ; 8th, Topeka, says i itor. delight passage j were such agents appointed ? And “Fifteen we why Kairfield, Oliver '•In a little less than four weeks the shillings?" Act, but can assure them that such a and reconcileing his to dom-, Optic, Sybil Hastings, | such responsible trusts were committed professions “Ain't you a little dear?” statute will never the j 1 in a corner, W. O. Lieut. Me Free State meets in this city. What a Woman* be I disgrace pages of ocrats in the District before his Platon, Legislature, Shoved (Al- to election, “Why," she replied, blushing, all the Canadian A I maudlin heads, and depr ived hands Whether Col. Sumner will be here with phabetically.)—A woman should bi history. fugitive slave, 1'ormick, Carl Cantab, Ac. young men tell uie so." with his afterwards. when he has once reached the shores of ! It is always to be inferred that a practice lue dragoons to disperse it, is not known. Amicable, Benevolent, Charitable, I)o- princi-1 The Tales by An Old Sexton will be j is it .It seems that the President was not will- mcstic, Gener- On about 12 the Canada, free, and will ever remain ! pal will appoint as instruments, to cxe-' | economical. Forgiving, Tuesday night o'clock, Salt Rivek is said to be so crooked :ontinucd, and a new scries of sketches the of so, it does hard on the feel- ing to take responsibility Sumner's ious. Honest, Industrious, Judicious, front window of Mr. Withers’ watch and though grate cute his will, just the kind of men nec-1 of some of that when defeated well vill be under the name of A Rc- acts in the in store on ings our American neighbors. politicians get given dispersing Legislature July Kind, Loving, Modest, Neat, Obedient, jewelry Kenduskeag Uridge was essary to the end aimed at.— —Montreal Pilot. | accomplish do not come down * ired Each sketch is com- last at the of the bayonet, and the Pleasant, Quiet, Ten- i broken in a hut the up there, they again. Attorney. point Reflecting, Sober, by burglar; rogue If a fair chance was to be extended to the woods’ will sot be I The have as told bull of again der, Urbane, Virtuous, Wise, did not enter the store, and found Our Republicans never been at the- ] dete in itself, the True Flag never ’Xemplarv, only ship builders inform us that the the citizens of to decide old Cromwell, without he Zealous. some articles of small value in the Kansas, for head of uaughi aping Yielding, window, celt-1 -rated Burden's Pressed Boat. j navigation on this river yet, and ] mblishes a continued story nor an ad- has a President to back him. What where he to find Ship, ! themselves, without let or undoubtedly expected hindrance, do not feel inclined to now.— ertisement. C Brad and Countersunk Railroad spike sur- go there Its price is 92 a year, course Gov. Geary will take is not yot Inventions.—Among the list of pa- watches. He therefore made hut little in the kind of would in- of the kind in government they The there were a thousand < 20 do It is furnished is believed he will tents granted the week the of the passes anything durability papers say at opies 99, 922. known, but it generally during ending operation. Some articles taken stitute, then fair,honorable and we the : amt that have seen. Those impartial the of not interfere, and the for the Dee. 9, find following were found on the sidewalk under the win- strength, they Academy Music, New York, last rith any other Boston 92 weekly, with Legislature j ; been Hudson of are sold at the known hardware house men would have appointed to inter- Free State of Kaot-as will go on swim- Osgood, Waterville, Me.— dow. Mr. W. deposits his watches and Spikes week Thursday, and all dancing at one 1 he Lowell American Citizen, or with the o! to execute the laws. I For machine. other valuable his so Blodget, Brown A Co., SO A Si Pearl sf, pret, and So again ; mingly.” improved planiDg j goods in safe, that time, on the occasion of the Republican J. Y. Weekly Tribune, or the Scientific Charles A. Shaw of Middeford, Me.— his loss is small. Boston. if the whether as the result President, Ball. A set of settlers for that for 93. The is is of For in churns. lively Lmerican, Flag among The Republican triumph in Illinois improvement The same night, Drummond's Grist of and or from natural Death from Exposure. We learn bargain intrigue, river, these t he best of its class, and the m we important1" than is generally supposed. Mill was broken into, aud a few dollars dancing republicans. newspapers oKeeea from the Belfast that Mr. David inclination, was intent on planting sla- The Ml list of Republican State just The Difference between Perse- worth of flour and meal taken This Age, mblic may rely on its publishers in all of- away. Philbrook of Islesboro' was found dead uleetet. Irons Governor down, are to hold verance and Obstinacy.—The very in Kansas, nolens volt ns, then he 17We call the attention of our rea- first is a was found on Saturday, at a house on J hat or until 1,1*61. on the 6th inst. on the shore of the island, they promise. ficaibar years, January strong will ; the second is a strong won't. Court street.— would have appointed desperate and lers to the prospectus of The Atlas, Whig. about a mile from The is shut and it his house. prison night day, yet unprincipled men to office, as he did.— which we publish in the American this DT7* Sugar, if duty free, would be the «l deaths at ths first bat- are Among report «• full; the ty Domestic your cof- is a tender-hearted a always temples always Toast.—May Why person like It is a fair inference to draw week. The Atlas is a a 8 where it tle of Walker’s at was that from the just as good pa- bout 1-2 cents per pound, troops Mussaya, •pea, and yet you find no one in them.— fee and the slanders against you be ever, housekeeper with but little furniture ? Be- „f Lieut. T. SSermon. late of Xew of such that the Pres- icr as Bostou affords. i now or 6 1-4 where it u now 9. Hmry Chinese Proverb. alike—without grounds. cause he is easily moved. appointing men, 12, Orleans, and formerly of tTs ml n. Me. ■■ ■ 'I ''I •-"MJgi It will be seen that the ladies arc Fur tho American. The Weekly Atlas. THE BOSTON JOURNAL FOR 18E7. IF YOU WANT A GOOD PAPER Drowned in XXXIV Unbankable Bilts. Notes of the in the laudable enterprise of Gouldaboro’ Dec. l ltli CONGRESS. The and most valuahli ttuixteribe for engaged following banks arc not received at the largest, chiapcst the wants of the destitute in inst., George Pherson, son of John and Weekly Newspaper printed in New England The Neu> England Family Nnespaprr. relieving Washington, Dec. 22. Suffolk bank, Boston : Monday, Nf.w Club Arrangements. “The to the extent of their Eunice Pherson about Senate.—On motion of Nation,” our midst, means, aged twenty years. | Mr. Seward Massachusetts—Cocbituate, and Gro- of sound Great Success of the Club Plan. Wc desire to call upon the friends 'Hit moat in trhiih hat iia- It seems the Scnato to popular Weekly Atnhica, as far as the of our citi- that he with a number of oth* proceeded the considers cers’, of Boston ; of New and generosity Manufacturers', I political principles throughout England medialrly on iit ianue, •pratig into an tion of the House bill of the GREAT REDUCTION T O CLUBS. We er were the Georgetown. | to aid us i.i extending the circulation zens will allow. hope the gentle- young men, skating on Jones' authorizing President to cause to be Maine— of Hal- Weekly Atlas. Thisis printed every Thurs- IMMENSE CIRCULATION. let the ladies be when procured, bj Maritime, Bangor ; THE CHEAPEST men will nBt alone in pond ho, coming suddenly upon a or morning, and its contents embrace— This success is in tbb his- purchase otherwise, a suitable stca’mei lowell, and Central, of Ilallowcll ; j day rapid unprecedented thin in Ship- 1. Liberal Articles on the Questions of the NEWSPAPER IN NEW ENGLAND. tory of journalism, and can only be account**'! for this work. There is for place the ice, broke to be stationed at the of Rockland good something through; port of New York builders’, ; Ellsworth, of Day. by the fact that the proprietors have emptb^td; do in this and before os a revenue to the them to matter ; and the any assistance could be ren- cutter, etc. The bill ap- Kllswoath ; China, and Canton, of Chi- 2. A large amount of information relative Payment Invariably In Advance. without regard expense, lend their show dered from his sank to the piopriates 8150,010. na. to the Great Cause of Free Territory. sooner they assistance, companions, Current News. Star Writers of America. Mr. to render New 3. Well Digested Reports of /"bNE a^o tho of the bottom never to Seward, the bill satisfac- Hampshire—Exeter, of Fxetcr ; year Proprietor THE NATION is the only paper which contain^ their benevolence, and manifest a char- again rise alive. 4. Original Foreign Correspondence. Journal decided to reduce the of the tory tc the President and o: Lancaster, of Lancaster. price the Witty, Humorous and Side-splitting .Sketch*-* Secretary 5. TJib Proceedings cjf Congress and of the Weekly Journal, and the success of the low itable disposition, the better it will be Sorrowful, indeed, were wo made to the of prico of that Ooihical Genius, and Unrivalled humorist; Treasury, moved to strike out “and Vermont—Stark, Bennington ; Massachusetts Legislature. Club plan has been so great as to induce the follow- feel when it was for the suffering poor and themselves- reported that, “George for the purpose of affording relief to South Royalton, of South Royalton. (i. Summaries of Foreign News. ing low rates for 1857: KNIGHT RUSS OCkSlOE, M. D.. 7. New and Tales, se- One copy, one year, $2 00 Of which ono sketch alone is worth Pherson is drowned but moro sorrow- distressed vessels, their anti Rhode Island—Bank of the interesting carefully series, tho passengers Republic, one year to one addrefg, 3 00 1 iHBF.Li. Eclipsed.—The counsel of lected. Two, whole year’s subscription. ful were crews.” and Mount Vernon, of Providence ; Five one to one 00 we, when we beheld his cold 8. Original and Selected Poetry. copies, year, (iddress, 6 on trial in New Mr. I’ish what was Tiverton of Wiekford R. Ton copies, one year, to one address, JO 00 the axr-A.Ti©3sr Huntington, York for and lifeless inquired the ob- ; Farmers’, ; f). Monetary and Financial Articles. body after it was drawn from And one to the yrtter up of the Club, Is concede the ject of out these words ? Il I. Central, of East Greenwich. 10. The Cambridge, Brighton, New York Edited by forgery, fact of his guilt.— striking Twenty copies one year, to one address, 20 0(1 the water, and witnessed the and had and Cattle Markets. great been usual, heretofore, for revenue Connecticut—Eastern, of West Kill- Philadelphia and two to the the or dol- S. M. BIGELOW, acknowledge in the the copies yrtter up of Club, tiny everything alleged 11. General Prices Current throughout lar anil a book the irreconcilable grief of his parents, at the cutters to perform such service. ingly ; Woodbury, of Woodbury ;— quarter of day. an*i> to the Commercial World. indictment,—exaggerate greatest Mr. Seward said the amendment was Wooster, of to be made in Ad- sudden and very unexpected death of Danbury. Terms of the Atlas. Payment invariably Mrs. E. D. E. IN', ?»ntlm»rtli, extent the criminal acts of the not to the Weekly vance. | possible their designed prevent vessel from Who is well known os one of the im>st worthy and devoted son. But poor The CoO Fisiiino Bounty.—It is (Payable in Advance.) popular client,—and swell the amount of h being employed in that manner, but ir .rl? *he expiration of the time for which advance pay Writers hi America. In addition to the above wo is ! and his now re- stated that a new circular has been One $2,00 George gone remains to it pre- copy (per annum) ment has been received, the pajier will in all cases be. slop- have engaged a if Contributors— to order upon the same •• forged paper the incredible sum of place footing the of the Three copies 4.00 ped. in the cold pared by Secretary Treasury, *• •* CLARA MORETON; ilE.VRT W. pose peacefully earth, and with all revenue cutters, to be Five 6,00 The success has HERBERT, millions employed great which attended the intro- A LICE W. W. twenty of dollars,—for the i in which the for the cod fish- « CARY, pur there under the and at regulations 8,00 duction of tho Club in the FOSIMCK,’ may they remain till the last trump direction, the discre- Eight plan circulation of the AIRS. A. F. LAW, C. A. PAGE, of the | are with ** •* *• 10,00 and which has pose setting up plea of—ln.-anity ", tion, of the in- ing bounty greatly simplified, Ten Weekly Journal, nearly MRS. R F. El.LET, BEXJ. shall over Death.” Treasury Department, *• CASSEDY, proclaim “Victory to their mas- 20,00 PARk stead of it doubtful how much regard requirements upon Twenty DOUBLED JTX CIRCULATION BENJAMIN, W. P. BRANNAN, f'F'The schooner a leaving One six 1,00 Cincinnati!* Boys, word of caution to you, as we ters, owners, and agents of fishing ves- copy (for months) in a single year, encourages its proprietor to con- NUMEROUS ofj service was to he r-ndired in one *• HAND OTHERS. capac- Five copies f»,00 tinue the same ile would therefore Ellsworth, a leak when within arc anxious sels. other it plan, suggest sprung that the sudden death of lunv Among things, provides •• 11 to Td the Fair Sex ity. and much in another. In re- Ten 8,00 those who are about selecting their paper for five miles of 'that the oath to the log-book may here- the that these !«nus offer to We commend our sheet. Their de-' Thatcher's Island, in a! George, should he a to others. to Mr. Toombs, ho re- Inducement for Clubs. ensuing year, them one particularity warning ply (Seward Will after be taken before a Collector, of the best New England Family Xkws da it us, partinent be edited with the utmost care, and a not marked the bill had been to I Deputy who will send us an order foi heavy blow, week ago last NVc do say that it is wrong for submitted Any person at a low which is within ho of labor to render the column* Monday,' boys if that officer is a Justice of the Peace, very price—one the reach expense spared the of the | ten copies, shall receive an additional copy of umn. Of tho character of tho devoted to their Brill- and filled and sunk. to but to do so on Secretary Treasury, and, with every especial benefit, unusually The captain and skate, weak, or deep or before Justice of the if he was | any vicinity, GRATIS. iant, Attractive, Instructive and Ornamental. were the amendment, willing that it crew taken off about an hour before is and the Collector is not also a Jus- who will send us an order foi BOSTON ponds, generally very dangerous, should he Deputy Any person JOURNAL, The Farmers' & Planters' Corner passed. twenty shall receive two additional it is hardly necessary for us to speak. In the schooner of therefore tice.—Chronicle. copies, many Will contain Practical by Francis, Orrington, you should he cautious when Mr. Tbombs could discover no years it has stood at the head of the Suggestions and Agricul- pro- bopies GRATIS. confessedly and • of New This Hints, contributed culled from sbtirccs the most and carried into It was a and where in this in the measure. The same A condition of ull the above terms is payment newspaper press England. position Bucksport. you indulge sport, priety reason, I of the Bank Commis- was attained not reliable, and containing information ttliieh will pin application in advance. through any special effort on the nan-ow for the crew. and never not to the same ex- its prove to them in the. courso of n of escape let your love of lead although operating sioners on part of publishers to increase the circulation by single year, skating Judge Hathaway, Monday grant, A desire to discontinue the paper will be | almost incalculable benefit. The of bet tent, would to every other | agents or other of tho usual means, but because it depart- into and think apply port ed an the Bank unless directions to the contrary ments of our will reCcMc the attention OUR you imprudence. Stop injunction upon Exchange presumed, bus proved to be su«*h a pajier as in- paper they WlIAT SUBSCRIBERS SAY OF THE in the Union, it mi all claim a every moral, they might are received, when the time for which pay- I mau in the respectively demand, each and of and not ven- of this telligent community might with pro- being especially poor George* Pherson, to have steam revenue city.— Whig ment has been lias Subscri- 1 to meet the American.—A professional gentleman cutters, instead made, expired. priety introduce into his family circle, to be rertd carefully prepared varied taste* of tho ture too soon. several classes of our readers: J. B. of those now which would in- by his children and from which he draw for Among these wo in this on for sub- employed, bers to the weekly w ill receive their last num- might mention— county remitting pay them both instruction and entertainment. With huty Ellsworth Dec. lHdG. volve ten times the ber whieli has been enclosed in a red ; 22, expense,—Boston, paid for, a Original Storiesand Editorial I have the : such character it bus earned tho it occu- Poems, Rambling* scription, says bad read-' and position and Charleston, New Orleans would pre- NEW ARRIVAL wrapper. j.iesjand tho fact that its circulation is much Sketches, Spicy City News, Washington Gos- larger New of and I think it is well Colored Seamen in Sochi Caho- ! than other of its elass In New sip, York Chit-Chat, the lattest Paris ing your paper, | sent their claims for a similar AM) any paper England, Fashions, appropria- and Newsmen. Practical for the Household i.r.Nv 11 ardors.—A Agents | is the clearest jiroof of tho estimation in which it Receipts and Toilet, conducted, and has been hill ameliorating tion. It was a of not Dio ’’ improving.” question degree, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF PRIME will be with of either of the is held by the reading Little Ones’ department, Gems from Prose the act now supplied copies community. oppressive of lSd.j, is uu of 11c this bill as What the Jaunt'd has and Poetry, Reader’s Historical Another gentleman, in a distant principle. regarded above upon the most favorable | boon in the past, wo intend Guide, Sketches, part der discussion in the South publications Translations, Ac., Ac. Carolina got up by insurance offices, and designed —GOODS— terms. it shall be iu tho future. Our aim is to mukc it of the States wri es as follows :—•• 1 am THE NATION is Issttcil iri Quarto Form, (eight Legislature. Its first section for the benefit of of anil rif*Ordcrs for either the Semi-Week- emphatically provides. special people engaged every description, quality price. Daily, piiges) and each number will contain at least two with the American, and should I “That colored seamen, driven into ly, or Weekly Atlas be sent to the Propri- A FA MIL V NE WSPA PER pleased in commercial pursuits. a-A-Iala may Original engravings, thus furnishing our subscri- etors of the Boston Atl •*, Old State House, bers at the end be to contribute to its columns.— stress of weather, or being Mr. Seward said the ted in Wc intend tlias it shall be a complete record of the of the year with u volume contain- happy ports by bill'o-igihn at the GRANITE State Boston. STORE under Ilan- street, events of the in which wo ing 4IG of as in was sent to ago live; that the atten- large size, beautifully printed pages You are and brought into them involuntarily, flic Hnimc. sind fho Sonnto T. M. IIKi.W Eli Si certainly doing well, ought coek Rank, and tive and careful leader of its pages shall be able Unsurpassed Xovellettes, Sketches, Ac., Ac., to- ** cases of and some other to of with over 100 tn )ii> ■nutninnil mutiny cases. and referred the Committee on Com- Proprietors Boston Atlas, gether Original Illustrations. 1 THE NATION L< sent snan uui ui; luunucu in uut remain merce, As a member of that Old Stat° llou&c, State St, Boston. tiou of every event of interest in politics, the arts at the following remark- jail, Committee, nblu low Slfh-tcrilitii.n n.ti.1 <-l ihl.'iiK# Purchase Groceries and sciences, morals and religion, in this Me rut's Hook or on hoard the vessel, or in such as he had consulted with the Chairman of j country Pizzi.es, issued place -y^al pjui ami in foreign lands; and that shall have this bly in in advance:— the they authorities shall the Committc of Finance and ^special notice to dealers in Ar- information at an earlier than can A Burdick, Now is a appoint. (Hunter) day they obtain Copies...... $2 00 per annum. by Dayton York, nold’s VITAL FLUID. On and after the first o-l jingle The second section of the bill pro- the Secretary of the Treasury in regard P 11 O V IS ! it from any other source. In all its departments, Two (to one address) 3 50 IONS this •* of Jan. Fluid will be increased in *• perfect magazine Puzzles, Riddles, vides l8o7, strength ElHTulUAL, CoMMKUCIAL, LlTKKAItV, aud Al ISCKLLA- Tbrco .5 00 that colored cooks and seamen to it. The and of and labelled Arnold’s Vital necessity importance at price* corresponding with the hardness of the Fluid, (extra strength.) i NKors, we intend that it shall be second to no oth- ...1*00 •• Conundrums, and Curious No extra will be Enigmas doming voluntarily in the ports of such a vessel at the port of New York times. charge made, and those having er paper issued in his country. Ten .15 00 «• the single strength on hand can exchange it at We arc now to receive And selected from Muse- the State, shall not remain on was and recom- ready subscriptions for the one copy free to the getter of the Club Questions, Merry's only conceded by them, they Flour New and White. Messrs. FOSTER A Boston. up BURR, CO.'S,T.'ornhill, Weekly Journal from Clubs for Jk57—and we can of ten. board their but the master shall it to the modification um and vessel, mended with Meal Fine and Sweet. assure those Parley's Magazine, with large pass, who avail themselves of tho liberal j*# All those sending us subscriptions from the — jive bond and security that the I which he Mr. Seward read a Molasses Prime and FF’S SALE.—Hancock” bs terms on which it i* offered, that no effort will be British Provinces, must enclose in addition additions. It will lurnifh amusement obey proposed. Thick. ^ to tho J^TTeriDecember 15th, l8f*fi. Taken on to uiuke it 25 laws of the State; and in case the lav is letter from Mr. District Attor- execution, spared worthy their confidence and pat- subscription price, cents for each subscriber, an McKeon, Sugars White and and will be sold at auction on the for tbe folks a whole win- * Cheap. public twentieth ronage. we aro to the I'nited States young during violated in or the sea- of the of New compelled prepay pos- any particular, ney city York, in which SYRUP. day of January next at ten o’clock in the forenoon tage. ter of at man or at evenings home. cook is found his vessel, such vessel was to he the Ellsworth House in Ellsworth, all in- AM letters money should beyond considered, among Mackerel, Pork, ;tho TIIE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL. containing be register- Dry Fish, Lard, Cheese, Teas, terest that Roberson Scuminons has or had at the arid directed and Received of A. the bond of the ina>ter is forfeited, and other reasons, as an additional ed, plainly, they will come at *»ur Williams A Co., Bos- safeguard Coffee, Cocoa, Saleratus, Tobacco, Ac. time of tho or as be .Soap, attachment on the original writ in the (Morning Evening edition, may desired,) risk, otherwise we arc not For them. ill the the > responsible rigor of act of 183 is again the out of vessels to en- and ul»<» all his title and is sent to subscribers mail, in of the ton, and for sale by Moses Male. against fitting OIL uml FLUID. IMI\T am! betterments; right, i(ti> by any part Specimen copies Ivillbe sent free to Postmasters, into full force and effect.*’ ■ tcrest in the estate where lie lives in the town United States, for Six Doi.i.aus a means and all who brought age in th slav tra l \ year. By Agents, wish to get up a Club;—to Franklin. 48 E. Sheriff of our Fast we are able to tho forms lbr Tice Hirer Home and In the debate in the in th L!\SKi'!> OIL, &r. REDMAN, Dep. Press, keep all others, eh receipt of four ceuts in The Parlor j House, the Daily Jouunal several stamps. open hours iater than of is 5 cents. Address midst of torrents of a few Mu. Donald MoKay, the Famots ospczlsb registering only Mauasiae for is received. We gasconade, DRY GOODS, any other daily paper, and thus not unfrequent/y to January Sin i*iu ii.DKit.—When Mr. fail- CROFUT BIGELOW. Ir >ps of common sense were McKay Of all kinds and Bouts and MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! pub/ish important news from twelve to twenty hours have often of this as sprinkled, variety. Clothing, 83 Dock spoken Magazine, he was in that his m advance. The average circu/ation of the Daily Street, Pa. if a character unusual to Southern leg- ed, hopes assets would Shoes, Rubbers, Hats and Caps, with everything RE WITHOUT MONEY Philadelphia, VyilY* * J or ux a i. is more than doub/e that of auy to the home circle, 1 all his and leave him some- usually found in a variety store. These goods will when it is as easy for any one to he subscrip- especially adapted slative bodies. One said : pay debts, just tion or two eent in Boston. the hundreds of gentleman be sold Call and see. with a full as if paper published Among complimentary notices, to the cheap. around pocket not, they only think and well calculated to excite a healthful “The colored cook, or sea- thing begin wcrld again upon; we have received from in section steward, so. I have got a new article, from which from five newspaper every but the extreme ASA EDWARDS THE of the country, wo the extracts: man, the vicissitudes of a hard depression of business, to dollars a can be made, either SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, quote following and beneficial influence where it circu- who, by twenty day by 44 The Nation It is appears in clear large type on md venturous has been cast and consequent fall in the value of real male or female. highly respectable business containing the reading matter of the Daily—is ! lates. It discusses life, upon is snow whito paper, and is richly adorned with il- education, agricul- and an article which wanted in every family in pub/ished Tuesday and Friday at route; »ur or he estate, in which his was invest- mornings, lustrations.”— .V. V. Snr. shores, black property SLAVERY & a new I tho United States. Enclose me two dollars mail doi.i.aus tawny though FREEDOM, by a year. 4* ture, horticulture, and other convinced his creditors that to force It will attain ton high position in the housewifery ie, is nevertheless a man ! ed, game of GREAT INTEREST, at my risk, and I will forward by return mail a literary just published world.—PhtleulthJiia Daily \nrs. of domestic interest. It a sale at this time would ruin him, by JAM KS FRENCH .1 CO. Circular, with full instructions in tho art. The subjects is; I am no sentimentalist, hut 1 ask in only Boston Journal for California. It Is one of the best weeklies now For sale by all the Booksellers.—Price 50 cents business is very easy. Try it, if you arc out of published, of and we will he of I ask in the without benefiting them. Under such is on the 4th aud I'Jth of each for and we take pleasure iu it to thenutieo of worthy patronage hope spirit candor, spirit employment, and you will never regret it; for it printed month, bringing the steamers of j the ] It raid. 1 >f frankness and whether it circumstances, many of them advised will be better for to the above and mai/ing by the .r»th and 20th. It is reading public/—Harrisburg, Pa., it. fair dealing, you pay sum, 44 receive C. Stone, 11 Corn- made with the care for the information The talent and of the its publisher, to insure a d than to up greatest energy proprietors, s Christian or to him what he could at Store to Let. go- business, pay twenty-five right, just, humane, pay present, of New Eng/and men in Ca/ifurniu. U\er twelve original and interesting contents, and the hill, 92,00 per year in advance. be cents for a spurious advertisement. This is no beauty and confine four walls of that he enabled to resume busi- fPIIE an l nonvenient Store in thou-mnd a month are now sent which of the typography cannot fail to secure for it a apture within might large humbug. Try it! Try it! 'Try it ! Address copies there, ness this Lord's building opposite the Ellsworth House, is a much /argor circu/ation than any other paper general circulation.”—Williamsburg, Pa., The of the Boston Dai- prison these poor unfortunate again. Acting upon advice, j your letters to DWIGHT MONROE, New York. Indtjjtn• correspondent people, on Main street,recently occupied by \V. W. Rogers! printed in the At/antic States has. It is il> nt Press. he has been most met sent one to an 4* vhen the offence with which liberally by nearly I of my circulars T.ditur in Geor- a ly Advertiser, writing from Washington only they as a furniture ware-house, wil be let on reasonable niai/cd at tips office for six emts a copy. A person As literary and family journal, we have no and uio a notice in his all his creditors, who their will- to the gia, he gave pupor like the do//ar can hesitation in it the best under date of the 18th says : an be charged is, that they are found in express terms, apply subscriber. J. S. LORD. I sending one have one each of sixteen pronouncing among our to Ellsworth, July 185G. 25tf following: numbers sent to one desire. exchanges. We advise the ladies to it >ur waters to the ingness aid him. loth, •• any they may procure “The Committee on Territories, in re- contrary provisions of, They justly appre- Mr. Monroe sent ino one of his Circulars, and without ciate what he has done and jy A gents and Newsmen supp/ied with either delay."—I'ultun, Pa., Ktyublican. to a has nu- he enactin°nt ?” for Boston I will just say to my readers that whoever of you Wo dislike sponse which been present Edition of the Journal on the most /ibeni/ puffing city emanations, but in this petition are out terms. her and arc anxious that ho .tloncv Wanted. of employment that Mr. .Monroe’s business Case wo are bound to to the of Min- Another declared that “the main fea- mechanics, Orders for either of the editions of the Journal, give way merit. I’nlika mcrously signed by people is a busincs-, and can be made out of should resume his career of 4 settlement must be had. All good money many city c.itcinporaries, the Nation is a ures of the act now in force are harsh usefulness. persons must bo invariably accompanied by the ('ash, and! composed nesota, to bill x *■ it by any one who engages in it, for it is no hum- of sound substantial and useful to-day agreed report indebted to the subscriber are to bo to CHARLES O. matter, and is not Since he commenced business in Fast requested 4H-Miu shou/d addressed ROGERS, them to form a constitution nd inhuman in their character. If bug.” tilled up with an overdose of authorizing call nt once, and adjust tl.eir accounts. Will all 1 2 -State Strut, Host on. flimsy, wishey-wushy Boston about 11 he has dis- stuff from the hands of craekcd-bruined authors.” and State aid he. a vessel be cast, away upon your years ago, for whom this notice is intended govern themselves Boston, November, la5t>. government.’’ to Marble — bursed over seven of Important Daguerreotypists. Erie ('ity Di.'patth. No has taken in rela- oast, on board, as mariner, one millions dollars, accordingly. action yet been having Dealers and othsrs. “It has tlie most beautiful head we and has to thousands THOM A3 I10LMBS. engraved 1 >f that class obnoxious to law, lie given employment oversaw, and its content' are tion to Arizonia. your HHsworth Oot. 22 1866. rj*f United States deeply entertaining, •• of mechanics. Such is delicious and A census of Minnesota has been i s imrn 1 seized and enterprise worthy Magazine truly soul-absorbing.”—Williamsburg just iately imprisoned.— MONUMENTAL DGUERREQTYPE CASES Gazette. of and we that Wistar’s Bilsam ci Wild FOR 1857. Va., It shows that le the act of is encouragement, rejoice Cherry. 44 concluded. the total pop- who, by God, obliged There is room for just such a paper, and it lias he h is and The (irent ('(>.V.S' lias fur ulation is St. Paul 12.- or life to into though been recognized appreciated. Kmiethf J.tr IWfPTUtX, and nil 4 METHOD long been sought ANOTIIER ENLARGEMENT. secured two as true heads and hearts to control its 170,000 city put your ports, fthrr lHseaxrs j Mr. in a week or two to of the Pulmonary ()rej„n*. to insert in a durable uniiim r. Maguerreo- columns ns the and social world holds."— 000, St. and 1,- i of crime, is manacled off to McKay hopes I> literary Anthony Minneapolis guiltless type Likenesses t» Head-Stones and Monuments.— Pa.. resume business. Wc wish him success, The greater the value of any the Wellsbonnigh, Agitator. 000 each. our discovery, high- have been these Ca-es for the la-t a jail.’* er I manufacturing It will soon become at the fire- it is held in the esteem of the and so STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS. I leading paper that his creditors will public, and can to and hope generous much in two years, warrant them secure the pic- s id**."— If at it: til! i, Mo., Obsni'cr'. proportion is thut public liable to be im- M il THE JANUARY NUMBER, the 0"Rcv. Daniel the ve vtii vt or:a.—i .'Hillman f ick- the reward of their disinterest- ture for a number of years. Wc seldom endorse northern but in Waldo, chaplain apt. yet reap posed upon by the spurious imitations of ignorant- long paper?, The Outside case is made of Parian Marble, and "j*j commencement of the FOURTH this instance we are forced to overcome our to the U. 6. House of ( ■tt, of Millbridge, died at sea on the edness. —Atlas. designing and dishonest iucu. VOL-J1 prejti- Representatives.1 Now the box which encloses the picture and it in I’ME, ibis young progressive American Month udiec, and commend the Nation to our reader?/* off that this preparation is well known to he a keeps 7th of last? Florida fur a — August Keys, more a state oC great preservation number of will be its Ala., Itulhlin. 16-tw is now in his ninety-fifth year. lie U Douglas in his Seat.—The Wash- certain euro fur incipient CONSUMPTION long ly again enlarged, price changed Troy, liter a sickness of fourteen Our is made of brass—a arn.w b»x. It makes a from two to three dollars a and its uttract- days. ASTHMA, LIVER COMPLAINT, C o U <; n s [ years, year, the oldest of Vale Col- of the lioston j neat ,ob on a llead-8tono, or Monument.— BURDEN'S living graduate nformant docs not the vessel's ington correspondent BRONCHITIS, and all similar affections, than very tions otherwise increased accordingly. give any are used in Mount Wej Traveler the bit of other They Greenwood Cemetery, Au- refer to He was in the revolu- rc- gives following gos- remedy known, there are found those so vil- with pride and satisfaction the success lege. chaplain lame, but says—“after appropriate burn, Laurel Hill, and other Cemeteries in j Pressed Boat; Brad and about one of our famous men : luuiousijr wkmmi u* 10 concoct a -punous, ami many which it has achieved and the Ship. was sip per- already position j and has been over services, his committed a Countersunk Railroad Spikes- tionary army, pastor ; igious body haps pousinou* mixture, ami try to palm it off us it now the “Senator Dcuglass appeared iu his A liberal discount made to Marble Dealer* and occupies among leading publications :o the sea the following, in lat. 2-1-4, the genuine Biilsum. of this With the increase of 4 UK well known in tlic United States; one church So says the day first time this Frice from t«» ">0. A country. price, j seventy years. seat forthc session. This is to caution and the Daguurreutypists. $2,2'» — — west.” A and to-day, dealers, public gener- >!■(! the iinniiMWo r<^/niri‘i>< nt then- <•- j lind it to lie his duty p land. Its as a the same. MILTON JONES, to be Hancock, Intestate deceased, by giving Bonds u0 than ever. On into the Senate reputation Commercial, Lit- January number, continued in each num- his labors have been so useful.— coming a si) the law therefore all The Daily Whig.—About one half, lition where ekarv Political X kwsi-apeu is establish- WILLIAM LOCKWOOD. her until completed, directs; they request persons chamber ho was congratulated all, j who are indebted to the said deceased’s Estate to Xions Advocate. by ed; and its have to sav that By ARNO WISWLLL, their Atty. _ proprietors only MAJOR JACK DOWNING* THIRTY of the time this is received when and none more than his it in Dec. 1856. 3wl8 make immediate payment, and those who have any paper ; by warmly by what has been the past, they wiil use Ellsworth. 18, We call attention YEARS IN PUBLIC LIFE, demands to exhibit the same for settle- Boston Journal.— their best efforts to make it in the future, thereon, due. We hare no doubt but that it is political opponents. its ment. SARAH C. JONES.

of the — to the advertisement in our columns political principles will remain by himself, which will include the genuine the mail in unchanged Notice of Foreclosure* DUDLY S. JONES: at times difficult to it in a wide I \\ hatever dittieultics its conductors OHIO IN.VI. DOWNING LETT get Boston Journal. It has acquired Harper's Magazine for January is inttv have 11 KK BAS Dennis of EDS, Ellsworth, Dec. Otli, 18.76. p.*lw46 met whatever McCarty Ellsworth, a man- with, opposition have from General season ; but when it arrives here, day from the able and efficint received from A. Williams &co., lioston. they may County f Hancock and State of Maine Jackson’s time to the present, popularity encountered, they have maintained w ith a the it is conducted—the steadily conveyed to one Seth Tisdale of said Ells- large number of humorous engravings. 'IM1E subscribers or two behind the time, ami from ner in which proprie-: the of the for no hereby give public It is a good number of this popnlar position Atlas, asking aid worth, deed of dated The popular series entitled notice to all concerned that have heea or to obtain by mortgage December they tor no pains expense except that for which they have ever been rea- Ka*t, we think there is blame somewhere sparing No better Christmas ID, A. D. 18.55, Recorded in Hancock Regis- THE CITY OF duly appointed and have taken hpou themselves from all of magazine. present dy t.i render an ample equivalent. While WASHINGTON, ? the latest intelligence parts try Yol. 101, Page 370, a certain Lot of land the trust of Kvefcutors of the Iasi will of John else. Where is the trouble can be than a bill for hostile circulars have been issued ILLUSTRATED, the had, receipted against us, situate in said Ellsworth, described ns follows: Black late of Ellsworth in the C'ouuty of Hancock, country. and those whose them "C ill be continued. Alsb position guve influence Bcgining on the side of the road HunOwtimn deccused, by giv ing bond asthclnwdi- for 1857. Moses Hale sells have to the Northerly Mr. has South Harper attempted cripple of our to ORNITHOLOGY OF rects; they therefore request all who ars Burlingame scarcely appeared An enterprising but ignorant prosperity leading Dutton’s and Otis’ Mills and on NORTH AMERICA, persons them for tIOcts a number. establishment, we have, while to their indebted to the said deceased’s estate, to make Im- in his scat in the House since he went to has sent to an Albany locomo- endeavoring Easterly line, thence manning Easterly SCENES IN AMERICAN HISTORY, American in the of maintained our mediate and thbsh who have demands keep path duty, in- on said Road live and one half rods to said payment, any health. for one hundred ‘cow-catchers.' Haulers Story Book, for children, We have m t been and the thereon, to exhibit the same for. settlement. Washington on account of ill tive shop dependence. bolstered up Tisdale’s cross Road, and thence them in wild the alms of ; we Northerly E. L. HAMLIN, to use taking number is received from A. by party have not for from said cross said Sketches of our Great He expects the January begged Road to Dutton’s and Otis Biographical Men,1 TUOS. The friends of the French of in the patronage; wo have prefered to tight out the ROBINSON, Spoliation •attic on the Paraguay, Mill Lot, so far as to make one fourth of an With Pot traits. N. plains Williams & Co. Moses Hale sells this battle without any CEO. BLACK. its entangling alliances. It is j acre with the thereto and Bill claim that the for final dace of the lasso. for the friends of privileges belonging The first literary and artistic talent in this Ellsworth, Dee. 3d 1858. Sw4€ prospect _ for tiOcts a num- freedom throughout New En- delightful story book whereas said mortgage has been assigned to me is this claimed gland. to say whether these labors are country employed upon Magazine, and passage is favorable. Amount at arc entitled and the condition of the same has been broken Gas—The gas works Kastport ber. to it is the determination of the that j consideration. 1 publishers Notice. amount allowed for the first time the hereby claim to foreclose the-same agreeably it shall not be •21,000,000 ; •5,000,- n and. The Circclatio.v or the Atlas is suppassed by any Magazine i.i operation, not only to the Statutes in such case make and the world. TO ull whom It concern. \Vc tho Pierce with on Monday A new Game, Slavery against large, but of a character. provi- * may 000. But does not President •own was, lighted gas good It is not lim- ded. WILLIAM TURNER. subscriber, Selectmen 6f Ellsworth hen by ‘ted to the commercial circles of Single Copies, 25 cents. Dec. lo. Freedom.—This is a Game which is or- Boston, but is B v A. F. DRINK WATER his give notice that wo shall prosecute all persons intend to veto the Kill if it 1 tvening. sent in Atty. Subscription Price, annum. passes large numbers throughout Xew $5 per found or in tho streets of this and and at this time is Eng- Ellsworth, Dee. 25 1856. 3w48 Two to one sliding, coasting, Sea Lion to iginal new, very land. Probably no Boston of the class Copies address, $5 per annum. town, w ithin a half mile of the and ZT The brig belonging paper Pi ve to one address Bridge, persons A late in Louisville in Boston. It is called the is so taken in the Copies o per annum. intore'ted wl themselves investigation I’remont, is froien in off steamboat popular extensively States of Maine, govern accordingly. Xew Hampshire and Vermont. For Rent. J. DUTTON, > Sclrtirntn shows that last year one-third of the fam- of men have been at work Game of the season. It admits ivbarf. A lot best of As an Advertising J. L. MOOR, of Medium, therefore, the subseirber will rent the second and Iluitcd States Journal for 1837. J were destitute of the cut her out. but do not make Atlas is C. 1*. Elt'vvriA. ilies in that city to the use of considerable skill, and is in- unsurpassed. Our terms are fhird JORDAN, ) trying always IpHEJ stories of his brick building on State A large illustrated MONTHLY Dee. 1856. 4w46 Advertiser. favorable, and our readers arc customers of the TATI.Il, Ellsworth, 6, Bible! much headway.—Calais and as well as inno- Street. It is well to accommodate a teresting exciting, best character. arranged elegantly printed, cneh number containing family, who wish to keep boarders, or a gen- sixteen than subscriber no* that an tent and harmless. For sale the large pages—more double the *■ hereby gives public Accounting fob Tastes.—The We understand, upon appli- by Terms of tbo Atlas. tlemun and his fam with suitable room, or 9JPHE to all b8 No Doily ly, amount of matter eaeh year that can be ob- tioo ooncorned, that has been

* NEW Journal for 1857 LET US REASON TOGETHER. FRFSH Thrice-Weekly AYER’S AMERICAN HOUSE. During the approaching session of AND j B. J. theLogisl. 18.000 DRUGS MTDZCNB8 TINKER, ... Proprietor tur»\ the undersigned will continue the publicatioi Maj of the Tiiruk-Wekki.y Jovkxal, being theXIIItl 1 FOR CHERRY Ellsworth, Maine. Volume of the same. j C. G. PECK. jy On Main Street. 22tf STOVE STORE! As is well known, the chief purpose of this pa W> Has recently received a new lot ZN EKSSWORTH! per i** t-» afford the public of Maine a faithful ae HAMLIN. PECTORAL, FRESH DREGS, MEDICINES. PEI : e >unt of the deliberations and actions of its IiCgis FOR THE RATIO Cl'RE OF f FI’MERY Ac., ami now has on han( Half as THOMAS j luture. With the reports of the Legislative doing* Many PeOple'to be Clothed the and best selected Stock o ROBINSON, JOHN S nnd largest PEARSON, I we intend also to the of Con ColUw., 20th Pee.. 1W5. Maine. Washington. ELLSWORTH CLOTHING no He a assortment o Ellsworth, below Timer A Clark’s store, where he the almo*i P». J. (.' A t*r: I do not hesitat* to say humbug. keeper general m.ij The character of Legislature elect, j Office in the th« H-«t I have ever found f Medicines used by physicians, together with QT Brick Block on State St. 22 be found at all times with as good an assortmen1 entirely as it is, chosen as it* mem ben remedy Republican Cough*. H<*uoniie«a, Influenza. an I the I have a new PATENT ANDTHOMSOXIAN MEDICINES. been, by large majorities, by party, cn-i.i.uiitiint symptoms of .(’••id. i« your | vigorous, growing and enthusiastic, will cause it! ChirrT Pectoral. Its constant use in WASHING AND BURNING FLUH JOSEPH A. | d-.ings to be watched w ith lively interests by mcr my practice and my fam.lv f->r the last OKAY, COOKING STOVES U ii has shown it -sees Turpentine, Japans,W hit© Lead, Sperm Oil * of all parties. The present condition « political years ; sttpo- Spirits a« were ever offered for sale in this where rior virtue* for the treatment of th>we Candles, W ashing |*owders. Stuffs. Win & vicinitj ! in the the critical state of the cun STORE. WK SICK ! Soap. Dye ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT parties nation, KBKN WHY AUK l*e will sell at lower than same unlit complaints. KNPillT. M.D. dow (Hass from 7\'( to 20X2#, Trusses, LAW, prieea the q to Supporters ; in several questions, the -- Stoves can be in the A try respect important A B MORTLKY, F.sq.. f Cttca. N. Y writes: “I have of all kinds, Citron, Currants, Raisins Ellsworth, Maine. bought County. spleu movement.- t<* the close of the adminis- in since Spices pertaining TI!i: LARGEST STOCK OF nsed y.mr Pectoral myself and my family eTer It has been the lot of the human rare to he weighed did assortment of Parlor Stoves of various pat- Tamarinds. Irish Moss, Pickles, Nuts, Confection jy Office in Tisdale's Block, on State St. 22 tration <>!' Franklin Pierce, and to the y>»u invented it. and believe it the H-«t mmicine for its down t'V disease and suffering Pills are terns. Franklin Staves for wood or preliminary Holloway's Fruits Ac.. Ac., which are a lew of thearticle anp Cylinder ev^r out. With a !>ad odd I should sooner s ary. ! •nimcncenumt of the administrnti >n of .James Bn* purjioee put sperijliy adapted to the relief of the weak, the nerem Coal. Box and with and without <>\ens. dollar* for a bottle that, do without it. or that Ins Stock. the Air-tight •luinau. will render the news from the FALL AND WINTER pay twenty-five the delicate. and the infirm, of nil climes age* *ext-« comprise Among many popu Washington, take other CHARLES LO'tVELL Fire Frames, Oven, Ash and Boiler .Mouths, Jive any remedy.” a d constitution Prof. H iv 1 c iming Winter, highly interesting. For these rca "*■«>• persona! s«i^f»i»t*ml in f«iet every article found in a first class t’ronp, W Cough, Infltirnzn. the manufacture of his medicines in the Uui'ed Matt's, up. ami the cheat disease* of children M'o .>f Townscud'a, Morse's, Warren's, am 1 U Congress. entail upon us AND Kelleycs I'OWKLI. give* prompt and at* PUMPS. 1 your fraternity in the S*nth appreciate your skill, and Shakers’ and \| vigorou* a cost, and a liberal list i.« all Syrup Sarsaparilla ; Weaver’s Cank tent ion to the various duticr Iron and chain little than the heavy subscription commend yotir medicine to <*nr people. THESE PILLS PURIFY TIIE: of hi.* profession, Pumps, (a cheaper us er and Salt Rheum Syrup; Arnold’s Vital Fluid i« that will save from pecuniary loss. Ill HAM CONKLIN. M. P. and noted for his sacro** in the Collection of ©heape-t.) of with BLOOD. Atwood's Ext. Dandelion, Brant's Ex In view these facts, we look confidence to Furnishing Goods, j AMOS LEE. Esq.,Morttrit. Ia., writes, 3,1 Jati.,1Wl: Purifying Uebts, and the Compromise and of dis on and made to order Store t© adjustment Constantly hand, *• a w me >f tin anil sheet-iron w< rk done The fin** relieved the soreness my throat purifying ture that in his without which diseases in all its |i>n West M tsninm. Feb. 4, l**6rt. interest to all who ore interested in Dank pressure Nearly half the hmivm race have taken these Dill* Me.Munn’s Elixir of Opiufw-, Mrs. Winsb»w' service* to the people <>f Kllswnrth and I mean what I Call and see. jculiar market t«> CHKAP ca..S ?rrt: Yonr Chkrri Pectoral is js-rf.Tilling mart.-llottE vicinity. say. | purchase by paying It has been in all of the worid, that nothing Office in s New cures in this section. It has relieved several fioru alarm- proved parts Soothing Syrup. Shaker Extract Wil QT Whiting Block, where ho property. which will enable them 1 Valerian, JOHN S. PEARSON. t.> sell ha been found equal to them in cases of disorders of the he The Journal will be ing symptoms of consumption, and is now curing a man son’s Neuropathic may found night and day except when Thrice-Weekly published ahd stomach — Drops. pro* Ellsworth Oct. 17th IS'.G. 38ti an the liver, dyspepsia, complaints generally on Monday. Wkdnksday and Friday M> uninos. who has labored tiu>U-r affection of lungs for the j Dr. Abbott's Bitters. Peck's Jaundice Bitter 4tf soon eiva a healthy lone to these howevet I fashionably engaged. than Ever. last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant. They organs, I The price will be Cheaper much deranged, and wticn all other means have failed, j and Fife’s Indian Vcgitablc Bitters, Atwoods physi A A. RAMSEY. M.D.. ALamr*, Morroi Co., Iowa, Brown’s and 0XE DOLLAR FOR THE SESSION. *• cal, Sarsaparilla Tomato, Clark' KCW CLOCKS Thev have received their FAIT. AND WL\Tf K writ- s. fept. C, 1 -.j.S: During my practice of many years WATCIFS, one ami two which new I have found t-> Cukrrt Ps-toral for Sherry Wine, qts, Enngiey's Boot an ; A* usual, payable in advance. Any jmtsow for- GOODS being entirely ad o^suj**n nothing e.junl your GENERAL DEBILITY, ILL HEALTH UAY.MANSON&CO., ■v it? »tfhip. now constitute* their ortment E-iving ease and relief to consumptive patients, or curing Herb Bitters and almost every other kind in use IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX us shall be entitled to the ninth copy ty Many of the most despotic Government have opened warding — as rj-e curable.” lar the largest ever o'tVred bv them toe he pub e such Balm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream, Flea b his trouble. To one who shall send their Custom Ileuses to the introduction of these Pill \t>n. any Amn.ig their stork may be found a lar/and ex ton Wo might add volumes of evidence, but ths most con- Ac. his trouble. :hat they may hecoins the medicine of the masses Balls, Liquid Rouge, Ac., Ayer's Chen BEST JEWEIaHY l n- S’ we w ill send tw.copie. extra for ■•ivf assortment of ZREEHSTEE) rfncimr proof of the virtues of this remedy is found iu its Learned Colleges admit that tins medicine is the besr Pectoral. Allen’s C-ugh Brant’s Pul ns shall be entitled to three I/renges, Whi ev« r-hall send *24, ever effects upon trial. remedy known for |ier*ins of delicate health, of BaJscrn. Clark* * for imonnt. tnotiary Cough >yrup. Bachelor KXta.ISlI. SIVKEDES AND ratio a larg» French and where the systom has Iwen impaired, as its invigorating NOItWAl O. r. DUNN, English, German Con*nmption. Hair Dye. Harrison’s Hair Dye. Liniments of a It i- desirable that the names of subscribers one has ever been known never fall to afford relief. *** Probably no remedy which properties kinds Musk be forwarded at ; Barney's Cologne, Barney’s Shavin ace with the money, may cured so many and such dangerous cases as this. Some WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER, •mpaiiied Cream. Barney's Verbena Water ; Ayer’s Sugn « f the session. CLOTHS, no aid but ! or before the Commoner incut human can reach even to those the Ciif.rry FEMALE COMPLAINTS. ; Coated Pills. Bradrcth's Pills, Wright's India BAR ELLSWORTH. ME. VENS A BLAINE. of aF dor® and qualities, and of the latest relief and No female, ©r old. should lie without t cele IRON, importation Pectoral affords comfort. young and ost last,i,'nable ; C«*urt Plaster Ac.. Ac. ; Dutcher > Nov. 1850. !iw4G styles Aisoun extensive assort A«r*-t Horse. Nrw York Orrr. March 5. hraled medenne It corrects and regulates the inmthly Vegetable Swedes and Augusta, 28th, Dea l for Bed Prof. Mohr’s Norway >hapes an,) CLOCKS and menlof a nil m ca.se* a Shot Hernia WATCHES, JKWEL- IWrnn AvtR. 1/ well: I f-el it a dn»y and a p’insure courses a’ rinds. many lik charm Bugs, It is also th.u best an I safest medicine that can te Salves and Ointment# of ever Rods. rv of the fine t quality ami the !•••. t w rk- to inform you what your Ckkrrt Pectoral has done f