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&ranfem mrsD &eiDenDen.
DIR. Swayne's
sui aulmenJeIester Sprup BON Milbftrlden !
MuferprSentltcbe Sur.
Wptnt MniS. Xrichrih Gn.. Mh.

trrr- pptNI Hpupt UrlCDrtN w. WCP%
Or. 9 IN asne- Gertber 9err Gs ats cine YFi@t sc.
sn bias VubGifum b~etradtenb. auslet6 aber, nm quo eere&t
5u ien, mid Id Gn& NIT etaer nt3 ielbf e%etreheasen Rur ~
auBerprbeutlt6 betaant MAIDEN, ais tentalS cine nteperael@rte'
ben purpe. Sm leBten Sttpber bate to- etns farte Srufer-
tdItnne, aus Wel4er I'D etaCSef@pur Dtlpete, bs IT'D au& ben
9nnsen mtttbei lite, cte tnnerliN NIB auberitb ptd S1letm
anb Otter auswarfen. Ntetu Atbem fonnte our0 pe SuH9en
paifren une 6un burdp bic SeTnurg tn ntetner Druf, an.
lAetue nb nit grocer 3etaliBtett babel bate 10y Ga9 unb
NaGt .ttnea bs[tt8sn sSaittn, Serlrr pen 9pRettt aae wnree
unb ueine Rranfbett an6er Dem Seret2 ppn Dfebtjtn bielten.
SIN bteIen elenpen 8uHanb biteb t9 cine LANCE 3ett, bic tb gu
.tnsn Ssrtpps a~bssnagssrf x $a5 H. a M ~ ms sfsn uas 2Snaqns
ptelen puneerSSaen &Iren 9sleien patte, bic Gnsr B u
{ a m m eagefeste SpruP ppn Wtlbttr.
naS baltimore, aab Fns NIT benz @ebrau& ~berfelben an. 8n
uaetnem srpBen &rfannen nno snr Sreube meiner Tdmilte,
ina Bite Sefnuns tn Der 9un8e an gu bsilen. metn 9ufen
na5lp al unp alst@ 3epa Sptteln 8ebraa&t bate, mar Id p6Is
netsr faaf Sabre Fab ~serEOHtn unb md BIN i'd tin seTnn-
Der Dtanu bts suf bttien Sas, ben 2. SAINT 1855. SD bin in
sen leSten 10 Mpnaten ntht etnen Ia0 trdnt aeweIen unb bee
tsnas, bas tR &u& 8rpsen Dant l4albts bin. @&tansspOL
&N Ebpmas Dtrpn.
Inb tam 6tseneen, pap e. ipte pben %an9essbsa, bsbat5et mar.
SD betra&te tetae gDteperbsraalune ian wte en aDRnbe~.
Gr 10 eth W~irbtses 9tttsIteD Der cSsieai@aft.
SAINTS u. Durbprcw
ssoapr hes 8erltner 8reiies Der Baltimore @putsrvHs
AS- @Dsr lam BITE 9stlbarteit Der 4psse pruu8 bei~etEln
na@bent er Elm 8eu8ntB wte pss ebss sslelen pat; M u,
unb bic eiuatat BITE ppn c etnera prbentlt1en Write ancerettet
gHree, TT Or: 9 wapn % ~18aiamme"selssRt 0sFap ~"
8ronfbeitsn n.Ideu er cnserneFsn II unb fur frel&e BITE
erfaunltdfen Ipleen aas befea @ebrau0e i9 aet9ten, mani
It'd - Sufen, Grfdltunseny ans,eprnag, grSngstts. @ns-
briioisreIf blatter 5ufen, S~latfpeten, 3ettertett, tHpade
GtimT,p Ssitenaebeu pber ~8rMf(1merjen, eehwdhte &CMs
aismti"n 1meoen Utt6brauh BON &alcmel up aneeren LII ia~
9taJ S%srstlspfsas USer 2srstraates,., msstaSs @stssaas sesr
Ssrs}dsrm nnb reinige1 has Blut, unb u~nterpaItet BITE 8raft
Sp Ssr aspstit. fsbIt. : Maeatser gerfsrttser
W ~ $500 g Or, Q 70 a ne unp pbn N.HGI
VI L. Nertb Gepeutb Street, Iter benz Ntart
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Oas SSablreinlfat in ct. 2puis

wirD Die 9an5e Union iberral9en. NiemanD
5~weifelte parln, DaB bort bic 6reibcoen>Partei
ME in ben pOrherSebenOen Dablen, einen 9lan>
3enoen Sie9 errinSen werse. Nber piber allies
@rparten wnroe oaS gauge beulptratil9e poer
Yrolflapere -Tifet 9emablt.
Die pprtiSen 8ldtter seben olS @runb bieleS
trautisen tlmidwuns8 Die Treulpliafeit Der
etngeborenen 6r~eibOpenmanner an. Diele
fielen ndmli4 BON Der 6reibeitspartet ab unp
ltimnten i'm 8erein init ben Srldnoern fir ben
Yrpltlaperei.6 unfer 8arret. 90 sius Der
5reibet ibr 0orpOfeu in WfiIcurt ~Uerloren
Die @in8isen, ipelde treu bei Der 9uten Sade
au8bielten, paren bic Deutf4en. pDie
6reibCDenpartei BON ct. 2OuiS wuroe auf Dae
beuti d 8Otum rebu5irf," idrei6en Die Dor
tisen Bldtter, Die NieDerla9e Der Sreibcben.
partet in ct. Souls muB jeDer @in9ewanoertt
UNI 10 tiefer h~efla0en, pa oiele Bartei eS lid 81
ibrer 9auptauf8abe 8elebt bat, meiBe @inpan'
berer, nameutlid Deuti9e, mad Wiilouri 81
3ieben unp 70 piefen berrliaen @taat, Der ld
10 trefflid gum @rbnplaee Der Deutlden eig'
net, allupdblig Der f~reten arbeit gu genius
men.
SOlte man nun 9%lauben, DuB es Deuts
DIT 9ibt, bic f. nteDertrddti9 iinD, tbcr Biz
NiererlaSe elmer old en- 8artei gu iubtlirenl!
SeIbit Der beruAti9te 2ecCmptCnite, Or. Peri.
sulOius Sellaer in PHilaDelpbia, bate nod ir
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@ettere8 aber ben atlantif d n
g eIeQrQpbeu

gebfprOS prinsS, 5. gusuf. Seute
bat Brdltoent Buchanan bier bur9 Sermittlun9
Der 8ereini9ten 4reife fclBenDe Depei4e bon
Sru. 6ielp gtamenS Der atlant. Gele9rapben>
@cmpa9nie erbalten:
Sin ben Brdlpeuten Der Ser. Staaten.
Oa8 3eleSrapbentau wurbe am 20. Jali in
Der Deitte oes Oceau8 Serbunben uno 1T nit
@rIclS 9elest porOen. Sobalo Die beiben Gns
ben NIT ben 2anOlinien perbunbeu linb, ipirD
Sbre Dtaletat Die 9SniSin SictOr:a an Cure
@rceaen8 cine 8OtldaIt fAifen uup es pirp
Damn nidtS auf benz Eau telesrapbirt iperpen,
biz Sbre AntpDrt tberma9t lit.
IdtuusSuOa @pru8 @, 6ie1b.
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GiS. Sis. SIS.

uuterast&neter ma&t feinen 3reunbsn unb benz YubItfun
tternttt betannt, bab er TIM Stanbt TT. paIrenb Der gan3en
CONNER. Saifpn bas bette @ts, bd5 In btefent Stnate tenhdls
aulbeputrt wurbe, ,u Itefern. 60 TT BON gutter Dtfe unb pom
reinem Srabtuasw6Ter, unb befnbst it'd. sl GapdeaIe, BALTIC.
Gounty, nabe ben Jdrmen Der 6erren !Sefe Sltneluf u. Gapt-
tan Rutter, RE betrefs Der AualthGt Musfunft geben f6ns
nen.-Nuftrdae bic tn BtrcIps 9eber>9ab n, @Atdpftee, aufge-
werben, werben panftlt& beiOr8t. A1
y SIer.
;hz-Gfs.Deppt: g5easEdl .Wsesue. Wfdt92 sd
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QeBteS Ii B er ben at lantiid en-
u rTeleQraDhen.

8ewsgOrf, 5, ausuit, II. nbr
N1dtS. giS gu Oteier Stunoe 1T feline pettere
geodridt BON Der Irinisp 8ap einseluufen u.
Die gtew= gOunolanp>2tnie 1T nun fur piele
Nadt 9ei4lpfen.
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ueberieeii6e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

RssZxzEzz2h Dte untsrtetAneten aeoeH nit benz 9auIe
hes Serrn @budrb S1pn. SStfs.Rbeoer unb Sdtfs-
Seira6ter, In remen in 8erbinbuns Mnb feaen fir 0fed.
nuns ~beislbcn unter standardization 8e0tneunaen unb ,u BEN
tebrtefen 8remer SGSen duf Elm s abb allttge
. &C a8 d etne aus unb swar fur Cattle. Steera9e unb
8wtlbenbed NIT + ee et mGBtsen Y~afetf&tffenp pu
6ers aber nab 8alttmpfe. DIR g0es utsr Bremen 1T fir
Deatfhe aHerfannt Der SprtteHbaftefe, unb bd I'm @t9ttt.
nlbunasfdle beS SdetneS tem ptefeen &Jssabler has 81 eI6
aelt6 ert ttetbt, 70 ~ernpfeplea MIR Dentenisen, wsl6e 8reun.
be uo Uerwanbte bon Deutf6lanb berlber tpmmen ldHen
frpaea, uniere 0ernttieluns burSb pbtees Saus ersebeaf.
Se8elf@tffe psriGfsn Bremen am 4. un6 10. ieben
WDnats. "a. Ia
@benfp tBnnen BET ans 9adasef8eine iebtr gfaT. unter Be.
leBnn8 Der Yldse. fur bic nemen unb pra6tpSI etn-
QtFpb as gepsyprt mad Bremen, ais aud
nrl 0b Bremen Nepsgort
gu ben 9 8 n Ser %@pmpasnte (febe ndbere @n,etae1 unter
alet4en 8ebtnsunaen fur Rebnuns Der So. @eIpfe,
&eutaen unb U et6 cit, Isenien Der S6tfe tn Stem
gprf, e%lt8egengs npntmen nerbsn, unb bd man nit Sfe6t
btefsn S3tfen ben 0pr3us seben fam, unb burG @ns aseneat
Bet unS & etGerbe nor Setrisereisn bur6 9~ewsgSrter
Manner gef6ert fnb, 10 e~mpfeblen MIR aud ttertn benz
Dnbltfunt unfere 0ermtttlung. H
Die Gbfaprtstase Der S5tfe inb we fOIst;
.. Bremen; D. Stem. gUrtt
8rem en-. Capt. gDe1els, 10. Stunt ~. Suit
@e 10 y Ort,v ,Santea, 81. Suit rs. aus.
QDesea ndberer @ustunft wenbe man fA9 an
Bed unp y a d m NM,
5Snlt1il Wo. ff3, W.s9pmbarbfr., alttutorf,
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Seleor0pbt(cDe N6acbricbten

OerIWtet ur peu 70 az tM Z
@trtun8en Der 30 9r d t pom
a~tlant. Tele9rapber. 9fne
8aibinStpn, 8. Aug. Sn ben Depart
ten1ents uno IN Der 9an5en Stapt au8emelue
6reuoe iiber ben Telesrapben. 1''s'e
@ew.0Ort, 5. Gu9n1t. Sier unb nie
1anentltA BON Wputreal unO Qaebef 9emeloet
miro, AUDI bort, wuroe Die Nadridt- bon benz
9elin9en pe8 Observation-Disclosures NIT
Northumberland ua SCI
AIbann, s. Nusnlt. Die berncfratil4e
Staat8s Gentral< Committee perlammelte lth 9es
ltern I'M Delaware 9aus unb beldloB, oaB
Die bemptratilde StaatSs Gpnpeution am Is.
Sept. in Spracule ltattftuoet lcae.
Pbtlabelpbta, s. Nu9u(f. I1ges
uetue 8eseiferunS iber Den GeleSrapben.
\ SarriSbur8,8a. s., &u9ult. Gase.
meme Seseiiteruus UeSen oes EeleSrapben.
Spracue, 5. Nu9uit. Die IbclitiDnis
te1sG onpenticn ncminirte Sefe:u @errit Suaitb
3utn @ouperneur. s'AF 36tptG59 &
= 9Outspille. Der 9taat aeutnfp III
nit mdBl5er Muicritdt fir bic DemOtratis ses
8an8en.
Ausufa, s. a., 5. Gus. G%a8emeine Bee
8etlteruns we9en beS Telesrapben.
z M~tilpurt> Is a blen. St 2outs,
5. Ausult. Sn ct. Gbarles COUNTY &C. 1T gln.
D%erion in GpnsreB sepablt, (@r mar Der &ans
'6ipat Der vperbraDerten" &nom Nctbinss unb
Demotraten. as 1a;taaA4 Die 9feo.)
Sm.6. Dilfritt bat Der Gutilsc:omptou.M ann
Ridarbipn bic MaiOritit.
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8pn 1tab. ct 2suis, S. Quauff.
gta9 ben ~neusitsn 0ladridten 1T in lltab aues
rubis. Die Wtormonen liaO 5~uirieben nit Den
Eetritcrial.S eomten. Die 6rieoenssg ommiis
ldte %befinoen ltA auf benz SetmweSe. Die Sn>
otaner iinO rubts.
Sauannab, @a., s.. 9lu9ult. De
EtDtere, Der Der Tamilie SlOunt bieber
na4reilte, 1T auf bic Glase peS Sol. 8lOunt
Oerbafte. ino in Grmanseluns BON 8arsl6aft
in Die Sail 9elteft wproen. ~
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l0mrppGifbe Neacbriebtem.

sSsa6 Il &uglauS. '@'", a""@ '''"'
2cnbpn, 20. Suli. @s If etwas san3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

THE SABBATH SCHOOL, President
Harrison taught for several years in on
humble Sabbath School on the hanA Of
the Ohio. The Sabbath before he lefs
home for Washington. to assure tbs
duties of Chief Magistrate Of the nation,
he met his Bible class us usual. And
his last counsel on the subject to his
gardener at Washington, it may be hop
ed,will never be forgotten by the nation.
When advised to keep dog to protect
his fruit, he replied. rather set . Sun.
d; ;y.school teacher to take care sf shs
boys"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

COPS WORD WELL ADAPrED.-Dr.
Arnold says, that ''among Christians, all
looking upon the Scriptures as their rule
of faith and life, there are particular pas
sases which will most suit the wants Of
particular minds, and appear to them
therefore. full of extraordinary measure
OF com o~t, and of wisdom"
Even so, and for a good reason. All
minds are not the same minds; all Chris
tian experience bears not the same typo.
My hearts conflicts are not the same, in
all points, a my brothe-s s; my tempta-
'ions may be peculiar; and if so, then
those promises which precisely meet my
case will be to me doubly precious
This diversity among CHRISTIANS may
grow out of constitutional difference ~
mind and b:dy; out previous life and
habit; or our external circumstances.-
In each of these directions there lies open
vast field for diversity of character, and
of spiritual wants. The marvel is, that the
Bible is so admirably adapted to meet I'LL
these diversities. No Christian ever yet
lived, be his character ever SO far in any
extreme of idiosyncrasy. who did not 6nd
words in this storehouse to meet his
case. Searching here. he would surely
meet words of admonition. counsel. and
consolation fitted to suit his case. Over
and over would he excIaim, "What a
promise is this ! And this counsel 10
such word in season to my soul"
Hence. let us infer that ifany Of 6eds
people fail Ct being qnickened. guided.
and sanctified by means OF Gods " ord,
it is not its lack Of adaptation TO their
case but for their own lack of searching
the Scriptures, and applying its words
to their hearts in all fidelity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

Three-score years and ten had been
given to Green Elizabeth in which to
prepare for eternity. She had ruled wisely
great and powerful patton, and had
acquired the highest Intellectual riches
of the age in which she lived. She had
gathered together the most extensive and
magnificent wardrobe in the realm. and her
jewel-cases were filed with sparkling
treasures. Every art which her insatia-
bic vanity could devise. was used to,
make the faded little woman young and
beautiful ag,in. Yet she was. even in
her old age, great economist of time.
and saved all the fragment Of it to de-
vote to writing.
But one day most unwelcome messen-
ger came to the palace gate, and she had
no power to turn him away. Now she:
lay in an agony Of fear upon the gorge
Gus cushions which her maids had brough.
her. Her royal form was tossing wildly
on the floor Of her bed chamber, and the
grey hair. which no eye but her mazda
had seen for many years, was lying all
dishevelled about her face and neck
Looking at her attendants, as she knew
the fatal arrow soon must strike, she;
shrieked most pitsously for aid from
them. "Millions Of money for an ineh'
of time My kingdom! my kingdom
for moment Of time ~ But alas no
bribes are taken by this last enemy. No
terms of trea'y can be made with him.
He demands and compels an entire
surrender. And so the wretched Eliza
beth entered his gloomy realms. poorer
than many of her humblcst subjects.-
With all her requirements, she had'
neglected to secure the one thing need,
ful, and so the imperious sovereign be-
came the bound vassal ofa tyrant whose
, delight is to torture. and from whose
! thyaIJom she could never more escape.
Yet there is one doom alike for those
who reject the Savior. whether princes
or the lowliest peasants. 30 for NOM.
ent in which to repent !" has been the
cry Of thousands ofperiShing souls, while
standing on the verge of eternity. Now
while life and health are yours, sinner,
will you not accept pardon ola waiting
Savior. Will you not give this little
moment of existence to his service, and
so make sure of eternal life p? Do not
DELAY single hour to seek his mercy.
"Stay not for the morrows sun.
Lest thy lamp should cease to burn
Fro salvaton's work is done."
| Il Prcsb.
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poetrq.
A woMAN's QUESTION.

The following beautiful peace of poetry is from
new entitled Legend. and Lyrics recently pub
,shed in London by Adelaide Anne Proctora daughter
tf Barry Cornwall;-
Before trust my Fate to thee,
Or place my hand in thine,
Before I let thy Future give
Color and form to mine,
Before peril all for thee, question thy soul
to night for me.
I break all slghtcr bonds, nor fell
A shadow Of regret
Is there one link within tho Past
That holds thy spirit yet
Or is thy Faith as clear and free as that which
can pledge to thee'
Docs there within thy dimmcst dreams
possible future shine,
Wherein thy life could henceforth breathe,
Untouched, unsharcd by mine
Ifso, at any pain cost, oh, tell me before all
is lost
Look deeper still. If thou canst feel.
Within thy inmost soul,
That thou hast kept portion back,
While have staked the whole,
Let no false pity spare the blow but in true me-
cy tell me SO.
Il there within thy heart a need
That mine cannot fulfill
Ono chord that any other hand
Gould better wake or stilly
Speak now-lest at some future day nv whole
life wither and decay
Lives there within thy nature hid
The dcmon-spirit Change,
Shedding passing glory still
On all things new and strange,
1t may not be thy fault alonc-but shield nv
heart against thy own.
Could'st thou withdraw thy hand one day
And answer to my claim,
That Fate, aud that to-day's mistake,
Not thou-had been to blame;
Some soothc their conscience thus: but thou. 0.
surely, thou wilt warn me now.
Nay, answer not-I dare not hear
The words would come too late;
Yet would spare thee all rcmose
So, comfort thee my Fate:
Whatever on my heart may fall-remembcr, |
uoaii risk it all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

PoLITIcAL. The Democratic Convention at
Paoli, Ind, have re-nominated VIM. II. En-.
glish, author Of tie Eng Aish- Kansas Bill. as
candidate for Congress from the Second Dis.
trict. W. +. Sherrard. who was also candi-
date stated that he was aware the Convention
had been packed. but notwithstanding SUBJ
mitted his name, and was, of course, uncere-
moniously slaughtered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

CURGosIrIGs OF PArER MANuFAc-
rURE.-1he Boston JournM printed on
Paper male from Egyptian Mummy
Rags. We fad in the New York 10 r-
nal OF Commerce an interesting letter
from correspondent, giving an acc ,unt
of visit to the extensive paper mills of
the Great Falls Company, in Gardiner,
Me-, where the paper is made on which
The Boston Journal is printed. We
copy the principal part of the Letter, -
Few Of our readers en- realiz,, as thy
read their morning or evening paper,
that the fabrie upon which it is printed is
largely composed of the cercmen.s ol
Egyptians who
walked about-how strange the story
In Fhebess street three thousand years ago
yesterday | visited. in company with
Mayor Woods of Gardiner) the two
principal paper factories, and was as
tonished In looking at the millions Of
pounds of rags piled up in warehouses
or spread over acres Of ground, to FIND
that portion of them had recently ar.
rived from Alexandria in Egypt. The,
were the most disagreeable odoriferou'
old clothes that have ever had the bat
fortune to smell. This doubtless wa
owing to the fact that part Of then
were in damaged state. The Egyptian
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

MEN often abstain from the grosser
vice as too coarse and common for their
appetites while the vices which are fross-
ed and ornanented are served up 10
them - delieacies. - Henry Wsv6
Becker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

No subject of contemplation could be more
august than that Of the celestial influence OF
Christianity, searching the depths of the hui
man spirit, and evolving its powers in the
broadest, the most varied, the most profound
ly moral and spiritual Of civilizations.
Peter Bayne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

GREAT DAYS WORK. The st. Croix Her
aid says, ION Friday last, in the mill owned
by Mr.. \. Gibson, Lepreaux, which contains
one gang of saws, there Was sawed 81, ljs
feet ofsprucc lumber, and in the lath machine
connected with the same, there were 90, 00G
laths cut during the same time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13
Sunbag 8taSing.
(From the Atlantic Msuthiy.l
"BRIN0IN0 our SHBAvDo wITH
u.s.

trU'n the AuAnse &eoehiy1
"BRINaINo oUR sH1Avns WITH
Us"
The time for t.,il is p,st, and night hes eon ~
Tho last and saddsst Of the harvsst-svss;
Worn out with labor long and wearisems,
Dropping and faint, the reapsn hasten hens,
Each laden with his sheavss.
Last Of the laborers thy feetT gain,
Lord Of tn. harvest and ny spirit srisrss
Thst am bur'isned not so much with grain
As with hsnviness Of heart snd btsin;-
Master, behold my sheaveS!
Few, light and worthless-yct their tsiAing weight
Through all my frame . weary aehins issvss;
Fer long struggled with ny bsples fate,
And staid and toilsd till il was dark and late
Yet these are all my sheavss.
Full we'll know have moro tares than wheat
Brambles and flowers, dry stalks, and With
cred leaves;
Wherefore blush and weep, rs At thy feet
kneel down revcrently, and repeat,
"Master, behold my shesves"
I know these blossoms. clustering hsaviiy
With evening dew upon their :oldsd leaves
Can claim no value nor utility
Tn srefore shall fragrancy and BE- auty be
The glory Of my sheavcs.
So do gather strength and hope ancw;
For we'll know thy patient love peroeivse
Not what did, but What strove to de-
And though the full, ripc ears bo sadly fsw,
Thou wilt accept my shcaves.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

Much of the misery Christisns feel
arises from inaction. Cold numbs IT,
hands il exercise be not used
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ANorIER Mrs. PATrES. The fol.
lowing statement in the New \ ork pa
pers reminds us of the heroic conduct OF
Mrs. Patten, under similar circumslan.
ces, with the particulars of which oul
readers are familiar enough: Capt
Bags, of the New York steam tu.
Huntrcss, on Monday morning fell in
with the British ship Grotta, CIp;.
Nichols, ten miles east of fire Island, in
a condition of great distress, and towed
her into quarantine, New York. The
Gr9tta left Saguc la Granle, Cuba, on
tn, 18th ult.. and on the second dly out
tn. yellow fever broke out anon, the
crew in its most virulert form, and onC
after another died and was consi gncd to
the deep, the ordinary remedies provin.
Intellectual in every case. On the ninth
day out there were none left but the cap
tain, his wife, and two of the crew.
On the first o.. July the captain was
taken down with the fever, and his wife,
who had until now been unremittng in
her attentions 20 the sick among the Off.
GERS and crew, was obliged to nurse hel
sick husband, and also occasion lily t.
take his position at the wheel, while the
surviving crew worked the ship. The
captain had already decided to put into
New York, and was making the best OF
his way towards Sandy Hook. While
ho was yet able to give directions, he in.
structei his wife how to steer the ship
When spoken by the steamer, the cap
taip's wife stood hcrolcaily at the helm
directing the vessel towards Sandy Hook
In one hour after the ship Was taken ir
tow, Capt. Nichols died, leaving only
three out of eleven persons alive on boarc
the two foremast hanIs and the cour-
ageous Mrs. Nichols. The lady and The
two survivors of the crew have beer
properly cared for
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