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Sl,5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE,
FATHER TAYLOR AyDA SEA LAW.

FATHER TAYLOR AND A SEA LAW.
YER.-One Sunday evening the Bethel
was crowded with merchants, seamen
and others-it was crowded every Sun.
day evening-to take into consideration
the physical wants of seamen. After a
few remarks by Father Taylor, setting
forth the object of the meeting. a sea-
lawyer rose and overhauled the iniquities
OF captains and owners, in a style of
fofecastle eloquence that made the par
ties alluded to feel rather uneasy
Talk, said he, 'abous the physical
wants of poor Jack; why he's all wants.
He wants better wages; he wants
watch and watch; he wants biscuit
without crawlers he wants water-
tight hold to sleep in he wants to be
treated as well as a niger, and Father
Iaylor says he wants religion. The
last, he Is told he can get for nothing,
and | suppose this is true, for it's not
tradable; but if it could be sold, Jack
might want that, too. till he Was sent to
Fiddlers Green. Why my friends, there
are in all larg" ports set of very moral
shpowners, who are continually on the
scent for bite at poor Jack. They
took away his rum. because the use of it
was immoral but they took care to put
the price of it in their own pockets, and
they would take away his salt-horsc to-
morrow, if he could be fed on hay, like
a horse. But. good souls, they want
Jack to be moral, to be religious, because
then they know he will be better pre-
pared to enIure starvation without grow.
ling, or troubling them with lawsuits :"
stop, brother" cried Father Tavlor,
at the top Of his lungs, II move that YOU
come up here to the altar. and pray for
the speedy conversion Of such hardheart-
ed shipowners. Come along, the Lord
is all ready to hear YOU
The sea-lawycr was nonplussed for
moment, but only moment. Without
making any reply, he bounded over the
backs of two or three seats, land.
ell in front of the altar, and kne't down
and prayed, in a tone of voice that light
have been heard in Hanover street.
He prayed for the conversion ofship-
owners, and then for the conversion of
Father Taylor himself, who he feared
had not got the true religion; and
groaned hideously at the end of every
sentence. Jack closed by giving one
tremendous groan, taperel off with
amen.
At the close Of the meeting. Father
Taylor gave Jack kindly dig in the
ribs, and and remarked-"I had you
there, Jack" Jack acknowledged the
beat ; but never afterwards spoke in the
Bethel Atlas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

A Coon REroRr-The celebrated
Colonel Ethan Allen. while upon his
parole of honor in London as prisoner
of war, was ac,osted by the Duchess of
-, in rather sneering manner,
at larg assembly and asked as to tho
time fashionable ladies' in America pre-
ferrel taking the air.
The Coload, pcrceiving her drift,
bluntly answered.
Whenever it was necessary to feed
10 .A-.- ena :::.ac;.'' :ic;..
"What!" :" said the country lady, I'd,
the fine women in your country descend
to so mcnial employments
The gallant Colonel was always aroua.
ed at any attempts to depreciate the fair
ones Of his own country, and with
great deal of warmth he replied
"American ladies' have the art OF turn
ing even amusements to good account.
Many of them could take up the subject
of your Graces family history, and tell
you of the feats of valor and bursts Of
eloqucnce to which even your Ladyship
is probably indebted for your distin.
guishcd name"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

An old maid, wht hates the male sex
most vehemently, cut female acquain-
tance the other day for complimenting
her upon the buoy-ancy Of her spirits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

At length she fired one OF her bow
guns, and the bail tell directly beneath
the end of the Yankees flying lib
boom.
"Up with the helm - cried CAPT,
Wait. Haul over the main sheets. Get
out the muskets -
The muskets were taken by the men,
even the man at the helm going in for
one. and as soon as the vessel was fairly
headed up the river, they gathered along
by the tafrail. The Stars and Strines
were run up to the peak. and as the
glorious ensign opened i,sr magic folds
to the breeze, the captain gaze the order
to fire.
The reports of the eight muskcts rang
out upon the air; three hearty cheers
were given by tn. homeward- bound mon;
and then the Polly Ann danced away
up her native river.
Surely the officers AMI crew of the
bockading brig must have felt particu
larly foolish about that time And that
they did feel so is evident from a remark
her captain made to a poor fishermen
whom he oyerhauled for fish on the even
ing of that very day. 1t was a fisher
men who had venturcd down off Cape
Small Point after haddock. He asked
the fisherman if the Polly Ann had
entered the river.
"ie-c-es, sir, answered the poor fell
low
Did she carry much ola load ;"
"Gerewsalem yew'd a thought so,
reckon answered the fisherman. who
seemed desjrous of giving an emphatic
reply. "She was loaded daown to the
gnn'lls, sir. lisa marcy at she didn't
sink -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

" A country editor speaking Of a
steamboat. said-"She had twelve
berths in her ladies' cabin
"Oh, dear me-" exclaimed a young
lady reading the fact. "what slualling
there must have been !"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

A countryman sowing his ground
two smart f!lows riding that way-one
of them called to him with an insolent
air
well, honest fellow, It's your busi-
ness to SOW, but We reap the fruit of your
labor"
To which the countryman replied
Ills very likely you may. for ! am
sowing hemp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

Young ladies are like arrows-they
are all in a quiver till the beaux come,
and can't 60 off without them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01
said the En-


slishman, which, being interpreted,
meaneth very extended and very elab-
oratcly wrought sentence of oaths. 81
wish she had sunk | never was so fool.
ed before and never will b, again -
But the man spoke without counting
his cost. The Polly Ann stopped at
Bath and unloaded Ter large guns and
ammunition; and three days afterwards
two sprightly privatecrs sailed down the
river, and captured the brg-of.war, and
carried her into port.
Meanwhile the successful schooner
kept on up the river. carrying gladness
to all the patriotic hearts furnishing
food for hundreds OF furnishing bodies
and inspiring many despondiny souls with
new hopes and aspirations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

A Western editor thinks that II the
proper way Of spelling tho 10 '-though,"
ate ''eight," and DO ''baaax." the prog.
er way of spelling potatoes ~ poughteish-
teaux." The Lew way of spelling softly
is 'psoughtleigh."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01
JOB PRINTING

Executed at this oshre with sestness ssd dispstch
Posters, shop-biis, blanks, Circsisss nil Ilssds
Programmes, Receipts. bylaws, CSsrs Dssksss
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, Ae. 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

At one of the customary school exam.
nations, an urchin was asked:
'What is the chief use If bread ,"
To which he replied. with an archncss
thut implied, what simpleton you must
be to ask such question:
ITO spread butter upon"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

4 railroad conductor, having insultcd
lady passenger, she said indignantly,
that the company which owned the road
should never see another cent Of her mon.
ey.
"How SO. said the conductor.
"Why hereafter" replied the lady,
instead of buying ticket ut the office,
l shall pay my money TO you."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

People who think there's something in
a name, remark that the greatest En-
glish philosopher Was Bacon; one of the
Scotch poets, Hogg; and one of the
pleasantest British cssayists, Lamb.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

Wasn't it mean in Powers. to chisel
poor Greek Slave out Of q little piece Of
marble.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

THE BRITISH EAST INDIA COMPANY.
The British East India Company has
dominion over realm covering a mil
lion and half of square miles, with a
population of upwards Of one hundred
and sixty millions. This ,ast empire
embraces every variety of soil and eli.
mate, and its productions are varied and
valuable. The money capital of the
Company is fl6,o0O,O 900 sterling, or
nearly eighty millions of dollars, and its
annual revenues. which arr annually in
creaslng, are estimated at one hundre i
and thirty-fve millions. At the date of
last report, the Company consisted of $50
stockholders, privileged t. meet in gen.
orss cc,:-- .: - ..o.l,5. y; -s:,1G1 Vi
stock has one vote; of SIS. 90 two !;
of $50, 900 three and of $50, 900 four;
provided always he has been in posses.
sion of the same twelve months. The
whole number of votes at the present
time is estimated at about 2600. These
stockholders, thus qualified, Get once in
three months, in general council. They
elect the court of directors and board of
control, in whom is vested the actual
government of India.
The employees of the company are
divided into five classes-civil, clerical
military. and naval-and comprise nine
or ten thousand persons. The Governor
General receives salary of Sl25.O00,
and his perquisitcs are valued at 5000.
coo, yearly; the members of the ,,ov-
ernor's council receive an annual salary
Of $4,000. the bishops $4,000 to S25.
O0O. the law judges, thirty in number,
$1,000, and the the collectors and
magistrates $4,000 to $4,000. OF thc
revenues of the East India Company the
land tax is most productive, yielding
annually SI5, 100000. Next in inn
portance are the revenues derived from
the opium trade, which amount tt
$50, 100000 yearly. The standing mil
itary force of the company is about
three hundred thousand men, Europeans
and natives.
Although vast and selfish monopoly
the East India Company has, in pursu.
ing its gigantic schemes of sclf-aggran-
dizcmcnt, accomplished great deal ii
the way of developing the resources O
the country by building roads and con.
structing railways and magnetic tele
graphs. Although mainly advantageous
10 the company, these and other grea,
improvements indirectly benefit the ma
tive population by furnishing them with
the great levers of civilization.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

Ifa small boy is called lad, is il.
proper to call bigger boy, a laddsr?'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

1t requires capital 10 start daily pr
per. II will s1oP itself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

In st. Petersburgh there are FIVE sue
ccssul literary magazines. One Of them,
the Russian Messenger. has more than
three thousand subscribers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01
Fottrg.
The Preaching Of the Trees.

vRox THE GERMAN or CRrES\
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

7 From the Glenyood.y Valley Time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-05-01

At midnight hour, when silence reigns
Through all the wood land spaces,
Begin the bushes and the trees
To wave and whisper it. tho breeze.
All talking in their places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09

from TO 20 per cent The Prussan Bank raised its rate
Of discount from 70 oH per cont In vienna tne nnAa
cal embarrassents attained such pitch tnes scarcey
day passed without unfortunate specuator com
hitting suicide. On the 12h OF October the HANK hng
land raised its rates Of discount from per cent wnch
were adopted on the previous Thursday per CENT
This measure necesssGed by the increasing gloom
Of the advices from the United States ana
the danger Of large additional purchases OF American
securities, which English capitalists might be induced 70
make at the then prices The arrivals OF the precious
metals during the week amounted to only f463 3o5 NJ
merous failures in Manchester and Glasgow were an
nounced on the 18TH Amongst those in the latter city
trade Wardaw Co., W. Smith Co., Wallace Co and
Macdonald Co. From all parts Of the continent exten
failures were reported The indebtedness OF lnda 10
Manchester and Liverpool alone, at this date, was est
mated at "a 900 600 which, added 10 the American diin
cucs, caused extreme pressure in the money market
Of discount he 12h) the applications for accommodation
amounted to one million sterling The closing quotations
OF consols that day will show the then state Of
public feeng-8Q to u for money, and 89X to for the
November account India bonds. 25s. to Dos dis; Elk
chequer bills, IS to &c. dis ditto bonds, 9Sk 10 III bank
stock 2l7 to 2l9
The money article Of the London Morning Herald Of the
says
'Thcre but little doubt but that large remit
Of specie will take place TO America and India with
the next few days. and assurances having already been
effected about $500 900 for New York the expectation
is that the drain will augment in severity The fuctua-
consols period of the day low $50 the
sales Of the spectators having forced them to that dc.
precatcd point
The subjoned quotations Of the ruling prices of Amer
stocks at this date will another point of com
parison:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09
RailWays.

HQttCuyS.
Illinois Central 6 p. c. 1875. ).
" Up. c. 1875. !.
I" 7p. c. FIR. Ids. 1860.
+" 500 shs., ~ paid. i.
Mich. Cen. 8 p, c. con- NJ, go.
" +" 1869 (sterl'g),
" 500 shares. :.
Mich. S. h N. Ind. Is. f. Up.
c. 1885. =.
Mich. $. n N. l. (S.F.) 500 shs
n. York Cen. 8 p. c. s. +. 1883
n. York Z p. c. con. 1864. ...
N. York Cen. 500 shares. :.
n. York K Erie Sd mort. Z p.
c. 1883. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
n. York Il Erie S. +. do. 1875.
N. York 4 Erie BIDS. con. 1862
!" {" 1871
N. York l. Erie 500 shares.
Ohio l. Penn. 7 p. C. income
BIDS. con. 1872. ..........
Penn. Cen. BIDS. LIST mort. con.
c. p. C.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Do. I'd mort. 8 d. q. Stg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-09

1,DJ Business
o'oo'''JA e Done.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

lyTIRGENIA, ss:-At Rules held in The
CLERKS Office of the Circuit Court foI
Kanawha County, in the month Of October,
1857. M
The North-western Bank or Virginia at
W~ellsLurg, complainant ~. The Chip Life
Insurance null Company absent defend
ami; The Bank Of Kana@ha andAs Spencer
Nye. home ~defendanls. LIN GhancerY.
Th5obiect Of this snitlis to obtain decree
against the absent def'dl fpr tbelsum of $751;
&c Il ith legal interest thereon ffom the 9Th
day ofsAugust, 1851, until paid; and 70 attach
FL the hands or the home defendants, oTl1 the
ia nds:of euler of them, any Tnonies Of chat
flles due III to became due t0 the defs ndant,
the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company.
Also TO attach all stock standing upon the
II o5ks of the Bank Of Kanawta ii the name
az the said Ohio Life Insurance. and Trust
lcompany, or in the name Of said Nye, and
all Snlerestwhich the saidTrust Contrary ma,
have therein. whether a law Of equity, q 50
much thereof as will be s~nfiielent tn SATISFY
the Plaintiffs claim aforesaid with a~iniefesi
thereon and the costs.
II appearing BY affidavit filed that the DE-
fendanf, tile Ohio Life Insurance and Trlst
Company ii is notsa resident Of The State ot NT'
GINA. III Is ordered that if DO appear here With
III one month alter due publication Of this or
der and dowhat is NECESSARY tp protect It's n
terest lnathe premises.
Copy--Teste,
a. WI QEARRIER, CPk.
pEspIEToN, Sol lySn25
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

WTIRGINIA SS---At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Tor
Kanawka county, In The month " October.
1851.
Thoa1as j. Buster and Mary Al. Rock, adj
ministFatofs Of Joseph d. Stratton, decd,
ep~mplainamts, VS.. Maria Anderson and Others
defendaRts-In Chancery.
Theebiectof this suit is 10 recover against
the estate Of Robert Anderson, decd, in the
hands af his widow and heirs, the amount OF
TWO notes executed byhim, one 10 Dickinson
& CoyforS 20I IS, dated January /, 1889,
anFl the other 10 Dickinson, RuffneE & Co.
for $l6l3 66s dated March 80, 4tS3g, andto at
tach IN the hands Of RpffneI, Hale a CO. and
in The hh nds of D. r. Hale, The amount ofa
negotiable mite executed BIZ said Hale in the
name ofsRuffnet, HaIe5& Co, to said N.SBs
Colenan foT about Ter or eleven hundred
doIlais. the reconsideration Of which was money
of THE estate Of The said Robert Anderson,
decd and which note and the proceeds there
Of belong to the estate Of the said Robert
Anderson, deed. Also to restrain the said
Coleman from tlisposimg of Or IN any way
transferring the said note to any other person
until the sfikal determination OF this suit
And also to restrain The other defendants and
ehch of them from making any such transfer
lof said note. or i'd any wise aiding therein,
until the rights Of the parties are fully deter
nj insd iii this cause. And it appearing by
affidavit filed that Robert N. Anderson, Chas..
Al Anderson, Samuel Anderson, Moses M.
Faqua. Lewis Ruaher, John b. Smith and
James S. Turner, defendants in this suit, are
nom residen;s.o this State, il is ordered that
they do appear hese within one month after
due pn ALLEGATION OF this order. and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in the
premises. Copy1Testea
"A. Nv. QuARRIER, CpE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
ELISHA KENT KANE
* BIOGRAPHY--By William Elder.

TN announcing the LIFE OF DIR. KANE,
I we are but anticipating The wishes oi
thousands and tensof thousands of the adj
miifegs of that great man.
Haying been \ personal friend Of the de-
ceasea; and enjoyed q large share ofs his com
fdence, DR.. Elderis we'll qualified todo JUS
tide t0 the subject
.ThisWork fwillbe issuedin one handsome
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spect she superb volumes Of Arctic Explo-
Erations, : recently published. 1t will con-
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steel, as we'll as engrayings of his residence,
tomb, medals, dc.
I'm ordertd give this work a large circulation
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look Here!

II AM receiving a Fresh Supply Of
VI Drugs. medicines. Paints. Oils, Wine
,dos Glass, Dye-Stuffs. Paint and other
brushes, Perfumery, FancyArticles, DE.
With every variety of useful notions
that ire sold BY Druggist generally and
all the popular Patent medicines of the
day | win sell cheap for cash. and war;
rant you pure article. Physicians
Prescriptions ana orders promptly at
tendad to at the Charleston Drug Store.
yqn35. j. Fl. ROGERS.
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WHO WANTS llRRIlGES and BIGGlES
Carriage Mandatory.

TIME subscriber would inform the citizens
III of ChsrlSstdn and Kanawha generally
thatHhe has opened a Shop, IN THE Stage Sta
Bile, Back Street, back Of the CunfI House
s sIsas Il st i Z Rinds i d "
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
Having WORKED IN the test shops in til,
Eestern cities, he has 40 doubt but that hi
work and pIire&wil give perfect satisfaction
He is also pfHpafed 70 repair all kinds O
carriages, ana trim them IN the latest style.
He uses ndle but the best seasoned tinibe
in building IA Ifiages and finishes i in q 50
6pefioI manner.
He has Also a BlaeEsmit. Shop connecte.
with his establishment. il which all wosl
needed WILDE exeept@d III tile best manner
New carriages and bpggies kepton hand e
sale; or gwen In exchange for pld ones
SIMON BURKE.
Charleston JHiy !, ts57--sms
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DETERMINATIONS PRIzEs,


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SWAN x cos LOTTERIES.
NEW AID BRILLIANT SCHEME!

CAP4TAL V9UUU44
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IL S. Swan q Co. Managers Of the Fort
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TO which city they have Eeinoyed tneiI pIin-
cipal Office.
Class Sd,
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III public. onSATgRDAN. Oct Sd, 1857
Glass 81.
no be drawn ID The cityofEAug1stsi Geo., ID
public. On SATURDAY.. Oct, 10th, 1881.
class IS,
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public. on SATURDAY, pe.1 lIlh, 1881.
Class 80,
Ta Be drawn In the city df Augusta, Geo, in
public, on SATURDAY., Oct. 224th, 1851.
Class 90
TO hs drawn n TIE city u augusta Gee. in
public, Oh SATURDAY, Oct 31st. 1857.
ON THEPLAN 0F sINGLE4NUARERS.
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", EGUNTDRK
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MEachine shop

fTSHE Subscriber, being fully pTeparedsto fll
all orders in His line with dispatch. ot
the best materials aud Workmanship, low for
cash. wig: !
ALL CASTINGS Of iron and Brass, used
Ia salt making. Also in the coal business,
car wheels OF liz different sizes and patterns
for wood orFoa rails,
SAW OR GARIST MILAS-Cranks Gudge-
ons. SpindIas, Shafts, Pp1eys, Spur and Beyel
Cog Work.
STEAM ENGINES Of superior strength,
IRON s to 90 horse power. &
House Crates apn Stoves for coal.
MACHINERY of, all kinds repaired with
brass cast. Oh wrought iron.
X. e. PUTNEYs JE
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