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, 1859-03-28

SEw-i ouK, March "a passenger in the
karrack, from Nassau, reports tic loss Of the
cruise. She struck on Il hidden RICK north
ward from J:nuica, on the night Of tic It'll Of
March, and soon sank. officers and men, C1 in
number, took to the boats. Ten Of these were
subsequently swept overheard in n heavy ga1e.
One Of tho boats containing the captain and II
lnrn tsanarrd to rrach the Southern coast Of
Cuba, but the oticr boat, containing so men, has
not been heard from.
Tho palty saved suffered terribly fro,n cold
and famine. and werr on the point Of peEisl,ing
when the buat WAS driven oil the Cuban coast.
The counsel N the Stephens case have given
,'ticc OF IN application fur u new trial, and the
Prosecuting Attorney. to-day, applied to tl1c
isabella I3cnnct, and Maria llama, all witnesses
for the defence, on c!,arge Of perjury.
, 1859-03-28

WANTED - 1000 Orders for
w Prnt!n. Rt'SlEE.sS CARDS at The TREss AID
TEiEIE Office. Work ,re day tl nsIcs received
!sr from II to a per lHpcan!s lfn: yuus "r!cts.
WANTED - Bv 4 Competent
w Inkkerper. tconl ,rn,4an,. situation either In
Eank. c1.4nisi, Mcn:stiic Hnu,e. References I'LL
rxcrtt!nn.lfr, .Aa!f%s U. H., box 1917. fuftta Tvs
, 1859-03-28

ST. JomSs, \. H., March &C. sI'. MA heavy
rain storm prevails here. and the line cast is not
in working order. The latest at2yiccs from Hal
ifux arc to ]. o'clock this afternoon, at which
time there were M signs IF the steamers Mag
ara and Alps HOW in their 18th day from Liver
%,ar1
, 1859-03-28

Reduction Of Raflrond Fare.
nuFFAto, March 26--Thc New York Central
Rsilroad hare today reduced their fare from
o&7.
, 1859-03-28

ITO KENT-StoreS and Ot1icts.-
J. nf,ees >un!lc f,r Lawyers. thrtar, lna tonmiann
lr,krrs .l+ -sit. "f Lisinx k4'A tn lsl.ln-. y. Il
aud ll0 Ds:!:11n, .tr~t As ss"H Ht h.Stn1s!t ~ -
sls clazS strvct- Apply u I. BENTLEY. ~ iru.,rn
strAt. hus1&-t''s E.lt
, 1859-03-28

RENoyAL.-Murry Nelson, Produce and Com.
:ais>inn Merchant, and Agent for the Fulton
Starch Company, has removed to No. I'll South
Water street, corner Of MrllS. Inh.i-4t
, 1859-03-28

PORTLAND, Dec. .6.-Thc steamer North Dri-
ton sailed at 3 o'clock afternoon for Liverpool
, 1859-03-28

ORR OwS 1ior.--A grand Fancy Dress and
Civic Ball. the list dance Of the scas,,n, will take
place 1T Madame .Aker.ttuM'. Assembly Rooms,
c"rner nf Wells aud Randolph streets, un Man
LAY, March .4.Sth. Tickets admitting gentleman
and fluieS 81 10. nlli.b-3t
, 1859-03-28

>
Liver 1nvigorater, in auo,her colun.n.'
PikE's pEAE,-Trunks, Valiscs md travelling
bugs. manufactured expressly for II trip to the
Geld Mines at ". + G. $. Wright's, IL and Il!
south Clark street. ft11-.M
- See advertisement Of Douloir Sewing
Machines. l2i Lake street. jat-b."6
See advertisement of Quaker City $2U
Sewing Machine. L. ConSELL TO-,
Iii Lake street.
, 1859-03-28

ITOI7SE TO RENT AND FUR
SITrEE FOR SALE-.A *rna1t and desirable
HH,,s atnatl -sweep Stde strst and Wabash avenue.
thn,s MINUTES wax ftum the rt 0aIx. Contains eight
nn,n,d-rrnt yrrv low. Furniture Gti anu CA he paf'
eh,.--l Il s.4n. = npl1Etunsy j. nferet for any
ouv wishing su keep hou-e Enquire II No. ah Stale It.
rshsl.lW
, 1859-03-28
NnVNI

Richmond is 10 bc launched on the 7th Of Mar.
Considerable additions have been made to the
brick LAYERS III the yard und tl,c immense store
houses ier ordinance aud provision is progress
ing rapidly.
, 1859-03-28

TuE q. S. AGRICULTURAL FAIR IN CHICAGO
!Altcitizens dcsirous Of having the United States
Fair in Chicago the coming fall, are requested
to meet ut tile Tre,aGtn, House on Monday eve
ming next, to hear letter read from the Secre.
tary Of the Society-~to the Mechanics Institute
upon that subject,
MATHEW LAFL1y, VS.. NEwnEnRY,
.GE0, ". GAGE, TnoMAS DYER,
W. F. TrcKxx,- FNEn. Trr7LE,
l.. b. Cn1L1s, Jn-, l.. W. GATES.
, 1859-03-28

CHICAGO TrroCnAru1cAL Ux1oS.-At the
annual election for Delegate, in tlc. Chicago
TyP;ographical Union (So. is}, held in 'thsirr
association rooms, :CYkrg b. MxGlEY, was
unanimously chosen to represent that body in
the next annual session of the National Ty]n,-
graphical Union to be holden III Boston the first
week in May.
, 1859-03-28

CLEVELAND, :6-The Northern Transports
tion Company's propeller, Lady Of the Lake,
exploded aud sunk Iia1f mile from F;lirport to-
day The cook anl one fireman were killed.
She had full cargo Of Aour aud provisions.
We hare no further particulars rs yet
, 1859-03-28

TO KENT-DWCllln:s anu stores.
j. 1h,e fur rent d. brick E.irats Pleasantly stu.
alx the Snrh $ls, n.htt tAr's!ut lt wsssr ami
Ell. IEsh r,nus Ac, eunsata!as ~ rpnn,' with css
T,>>nn is, iIIlsS-l,+ly. lrnt &ss'. A-. thru new
rtuss+ t~eIn*".-r ttc1n hng the la1~t li,.*'
>,h CIR. st.yvt- WiI ~ ten.sI cE "s -ts5atcly
At k,F tsuo~ rn-e<-i.', Eyta ..r:l Es>t next J. T.
cLAl.k>t3N. NJ. 5 Portland Bt,ck. ba:e t.a0 lw
, 1859-03-28

CT4ATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
H. Of tonk SS.-Clscuii Court 1t cevk County, March
Tr7n. 1Sto.
c:a.cs 1aeel!nc PhiIp 1arnon. John r. Knight and
Il. Il. Eannrl--rct"n !dr Mechanics 1lrn.
AiEtay;t f.r tt reseter II 1uhn Il. knight md Il
H. anrrL defendants avc nan,e,. hlr:,: le, t In tho
ocr nf said tr:k "f said Circuit tourt IT s,k tuuty
Noiiee Il tety given l.. the a John i. k.at and H. s.
.:ul trst sid Complainant n'ed his ltti,iu f.r Me
charles Lin In said tnnrt. tic III! tay ns Frr1sry lS9
asa said defendant: !etur',si'lc the ns Mnnay u
Ma.vh ae4t, {lSlA, } !. Is ty llw required. "
Now. uar*- the -as f''hn H. E:iIE aat IT, r. Fan
nj sla! personally l., an spy:s "ne sah tfs, Court
d4y # MaFh ls'y and peal 7'*a,r s.nss IL ,hc xl
en;sinants Petition ,he III sms and tir ntsrr* ami
dsc1svtItervt against you ascenrE to The ayer ss I'LL
WI S.tnCl.CI1, t7-rt.
!!EAELE j. AHIHOXY, {a.@nf nilss-4H
, 1859-03-28

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON l.
~ QUINCY RA1LRDtn-ra1srs wishing to Go tn TIE
GUd ic:cs VIA tl,r s,.!y lli1 Fork Irrlhc1n Fork
natr Contracts IN Fur 1asenErIh. n calling 1t uay
oscr. coEfr,rt. also given trr al kint. IT freight.
WILLIAM MARTIN.
t'rrs;,! frriS1t AEcnt.
, 1859-03-28

SAVANNAH, March 46.-Thc schooner Alice A.
Kendall: fr"m Havana. 3,tll inst, reports that
cnrgo Of coo negroes had been landed at Conc
ttius. Cuba.
Sugar firm at Havana. Freichts improving.
, 1859-03-28

ET.ATE or ILLINOIS, COUNTY
II Cnut. SS.--coak County Court Il Cutt,on IIs..s
.'unp T.rn,. /. r.. !ss*s.
lce Fay aad Charles D. Phillips ~. George IfaeGc-
In tIIlnce1y.
.sslas havln. tesn made and f:sd In the Office NJ the
ts.k tnlnty t.urt 1T Common F!r* that AFTER ..e:It
;3aI7y the said defendant GyrEe taee cn.: e found
20 tilt ps.c,s cl1t le ssfss.l ulsn him. Ncaee Is here
hl their h! OF comptt in .a co.lr1 "n The chacery
s!c thereof on the nth !lss f pssenheE 1 and that
a;s. lyurale the t:et Munl4y Il JuAs 1c.t, Isg)
IL ts law sr4utr1i-
N0w unesa ye the said George Ifac!e shall rerzon-
ally Lc and appear hefpe Said Cak County trt At Cuul.
mon Pleas Of ct.k c,iiy Vt. thy s:t day IT the e9t
thereof tn a holden 1t thctt. IN said csntv u Tic tr,t
Mu,av Of June ls, ar.l plead answer rr to The
kd n,1ailants' till Of complaint. tc sline and The
and tt< therein charged and >tat.I will l taxrp
cafs and decree ente -l AGAINST so 7ceortnE to
tat PRAYER VI said hlil. WALTER klAiDAL1. Cirtk
HEnvET u AS1HpSI Euu4pIts' SUIT. n.l.e-4w- eGl6
, 1859-03-28

TO HOLE 4 l. + NER-
i cnAx1s--4A gr":lrrnan wilt l7rs:. as1 extensive
acquaintance a..s the tnez4 community Of the North
vert dcns !" enter int" an .neEccnt with Wholesale
TT a It's branches and hliiac with all tho towns In the
We& and Northwest, and pesss valuable fa&k::es for
c,,t1f.uitt With thsn lie would pEcf,s Ia L., .sue-
| ri trade nn,--- ,t4lrrsxisc rtlal1rA.
A.dses TRAVELLER, Boz 1850 Post o!9ec. Chicago.
, 1859-03-28

LBERT Z. NEELY & CO,
n cout,aon spt Forvarllok Meschanss and dtals.s
IN sat W,ief. Linz Quick. I4ne e!ce. tasssfaS hs3'
Nc r. No 81 ~ md ~ south WaasSa H. mas~1
, 1859-03-28

TYIE Michigan Southern and North
Il ern Indiana liai]rnad C4;a OMee New York, Marrh
Ii $50.
that The ApnuI Meeting ,he elsyth 1t thirteen ntf
will IL held Wednesday, the 9Th day II April nr1t,
1t the pec of tie CoImny IL The city Ut Toledo THU
twelve t;cl,ek II. NM. "ALCUfT.
nlhlS-td-e496 Secretary, pro. teI-
1 MEETING OF THE SHARE
IA HOLDERS Of the Saline Ceal and Manufacturing
oupany. vii IL held At the onss Of Andrvw H. linen
No Il WILL sfnrt Jaunecy Court M tic city Of New inrk
tho 4l day of April nc1t, lisa at II Hcock noon
Tr a.n;,Sl ns!nG u tr Stockholders ef said Company
will tx hr!d the sd ot1oc sha rst Tuc%ay If June
a IL Gc',ek ii =. which l mentioned time and
placc @4edon of Pseadens aud eight Dtectoss Of
The sai,, c,ul,clnv VIII take place.
Ey anier u tIir EaaEA OF Directors.
.alIis cEH III GEO. ESCDL SELLERS, President
, 1859-03-28

ITO IEVT-Thc Stone-frout three
IL stsrv and basement lut..e. No. Di North Ia<aits
ssrtrL with Larn anil ~cHi she'd In the
Ar;lrto Il. :. Ill HBAlsIk NJ. I L,'n,i-' BAsk.
C.npxT ttAfk AMI y, Water
, 1859-03-28

TO l. E y r CIIEAF-Ll1mbe
l. YARD uac hundred a1. thr1y fret f,nt on Wet
:!e south urane. With bEs P!n.ts sa~n-en Ellsworth
essevt> between .i:.:yi@. and l"ik -sl.s- Apply
nl:ls-lmus SHEPARD. HEKlFF 4 SMITH
, 1859-03-28

EWISS CEIEESE.-A superior ar
~ tide Of Swiss ehee.e. from Oneida County, n T..
Dried apples and pehts bcyf lf ls4 &c. For s
by LCFF RAMSEY.
'-DhA3.iN.cfi1 No. 1S3 Liukis aictt
, 1859-03-28
Ncm advertisements.

" G. HSCEfTEE. AIe4fttsia9 -s1<at, q -Dearbora x.
il tzs.ori=sd 10 +eirs Aetrtmtast for Lii aak a1 ss
L4oJ;n7 rn,xrs o}th< Tur.A- Test }al hEHly
, 1859-03-28

ITO IsENT.-Cottagc No. III
l. West Madison street. Rent also.
t'ot:ax~ Etiru. near at The as~'st'. Rent $aa.
Twns,ry llvs+, IL, Buffalo stntt. f1stc Huuse.
Ernt E4I.
itt ~. West M.liAon st.rst e1>t II Cuun st.
LIT HAS krt eu Cninn. In mar IT iht aousr.
FDEs SALE.
Lot e,1nsr ef Pasna strut la Park ayenur, sS1iG r..
near J~9rr Park.
Appy IL DI: lSGALS. Otee LIS Cark sts.vt cpser Of
Maifs.;yn u1&ts.nrs...
, 1859-03-28
Uu Rrnt.

ITO RENT.-A Furnished House
= on AlGiaa Arrnoe- Address 3. r, Boz ilo.,
, 1859-03-28

"ANTED-.A Situation bv
~ bookkec,er thoroughly competent 10 tax. charge
It any SIT Il ooks lest Il zrftrenrrs given. Lins +.
u. G- bo1 a9as- 1n!I7 2vs
WANTED Information OF David
" King who len Stoks County, S.t- ~,,mc :or.ats
lie Lis lciss csted to !tlry II al~s1t ll.v2.
.A1drrss D. II. sTAEkCtk,
jals.3Hl-c5 S1t.:u y. t.
, 1859-03-28

ITO RENT.-15o Madison street.
l. Brick dwelling with s anil water ecnpistr. T<slve
ruuls aaI arx ansn ~ e.hlcctnu A4su No. III W.
heA a.e.:c. Nra dwelling: rlkht with "a at!
wafer. lllualst Of j. '. fAAW ELL T. +. anil VI vs.
lsl.h ~ x.iI.. nl..t .M:rtsst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

heart. It 10 aid Of voltairs that b scsld
not refrain from weeping while reading this
story. Aeartrendine was the report Of tho
brethren TO their father when they returned
the coat spotted with blood, and when Ben
jamin too was required. How touching ths
appeal Of Judah 10 Joseph How startling
that revelation II am Joseph :" How tender
that rebuke "Go ye up TO your father, but
see that ye fall not out by the way How
astounding came the intelligence Of Joseph's
life to Jacob How affecting was that in
terview between Jacob and Joseph And
the blessing of Joseph's sons and the breth-
rem how interesting!
This entertainment was also repeated to
large and appreciative audience.
The Order Of Rechabites are doing much
for the cause of temperance. They have g.
licited lecturers from abroad, besides extend
ing an invitation to all our own clergymen.
Tonight the Rev. Mr.. Gale is to lecture
This Order collectively and individually have
done much to sustain the good cause. May
God bless them in their good work.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

professional gvmnasts At ten minutes
past seven, he stepped in:o the water.
which in another moment was boiling,
surcing. and rushing beneath his feet.
The boldest fthe lockers on held his
breath in suspense. as the daring man re-
ceded from the shore. He alone seemed
unmoved, and passed on, slowly and Care
fully. avoiding the larger rocks which
were made apparent by the eddying cur
rent. His steps at first were very short
and carefully made, but afterwards they
became bolder and longer The stills of
course were so placed that the current
struck only their sharp edges, and pro-
duced but little eff ct; but the danger
from sunken rocks. and the conviction Of
a single false step would send him to
death. produced feeling which was hor-
ribly painful. Once or twice he seemed
to lose his balance. and sickening shud-
der ran through each one oil the behold
ers. Recover ng himselfhe still kept on
still rccede'l - until to our strainng
eyes he could scarcely be distinguished
from tn toaming waters.
! The middle ~ the river was attained
ut last. hours seemed to have fed. but it
was barely seventeen minutes since he
left the shore.
AS he approached the deepest and
most dangerous part of his route, tn sus
pensc became more fearfuliy intense. =
/ No word was spoken, except another five
/ e., e l,,u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01
Physical Changes and Person
al Identity.

The 1l6 ID. weight of water which
forms three fourths of the IT after COM
posing our bodies is rapidity in respira-
ton and natural discharge. The carbon
is expired with each action of the lungs
in large quantities, com bined with oxy en-
another constituent Of our bodies, in the
form carbonic acid The lime escap-
ing in other ways, is rejected from our
bones and replaced by fresh supply
There is not a movement of the body,
whether voluntary or involuntary; not
an action Of member, a muscle. or Il
nerve; not pulsation of the heart or
artery; not peristaltlc motion of 'Ee
intestines, which is not the proXlmatc
cause Of the rejection Of the used-up
matter and the demand for fresh supply
from the digestive apparatus, jnst as in a
machine the wear and tear of parts is
proportional to the force and continuance
of their MOTORS. Although the rapId!ty
With which the materials otthe body are
thus changed varies, IN comparing one
individual with another according to their
VARYING habltindes and occnpatlons. it
appears that total change the material
constituents Of the body takes place with
in IN interval much shorter than was
supposed by the er' Y physiologists.-
According to 5 pme authorities, the aver
aye length OF the interval does not exceed
thirty DAYS. II is, however, generally
agreed til t it is very brief period -
This. ther. hcin. the clsc, let US ask.
what is 1t thar was idcntic, in the Duke
of Wellington dyinsat WaImer. In Sep
tember, ls52. with the Duke Of Wellng
:on commanding At Waterloo in June
1915 Aosuredty it was not possibly
that there should have been single
particle If matter common to his body on
the OCCASIONS. The interval conslstin. .
of period Of thirty even years and two
months, the entire matter composing MS
body must have undergone a complete
chln-c several hundred times; yet no
one doubts that there was something
there which did not undergo change,
except III its relation to the mutual body
anl Witch possessed the same thought,
memory. and con c.onsness. and con>tttu-
Ted III personal idea titv of tha lndivi-
dual: and hence i. is as dcmonStra5 5le as
any propnsi,l N in geometry tEa. some
'hins winch thus aboI IN the cd re-
tiuus tue consciousness Of the past
could net nave Decn an atom. or any
nun her OF atoms, OF matter, that Is Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01
WHERE WAS Jouv RoGERs RuRy1

WHERE WAS Jouv ROGERS BURNT.
1t was an examination day in our school
we had "read aud spelt" .he
sound of all the letters that had anv
sound said the " 'breviations" and "mor
tlfcations" without missing word
and then We were ranged on the floor in
front ot"visitors," to be looked at and
answer such questions as they or the
teachers saw tit to ask. "!I'here u0s
John Rogers baretto deathl' said the
teacher TO me, in eommandiog vice
| couldn't tell--"the next Joshua
knows said little Ilrl at til, foot of
the class. "Wel SAID the tea, her, "If
Joshua knows. he may tell" "ln the
fire! !" said Joshua, looking very solemn
and wise. fhi, was the last question
We had liberty To make all the noise we
pleased for FIVE minutes, and then go
home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

Bonner says some capital things in
the LciIer Here are a few founl in
tn ,ast number.
4 casc IN tae hands ola lonng man.
always conveys to us the ide. of Il pup
py; # h. Ilnb, nfe no, in walking
cordl'lan that i another thing. bnt un-
less vonug fellow Is a cripple ho had
better leave canes to granltaiher.
Ne>er object to help your mother in
hou>chrid duties. You will remember
it with pain one Of these days il yoa do.
when the liz, are dumb, to receive for.
-ivencss nom which yoa would wiling y
die.
School girls should be plainly lres sad i,
and not 20 through the streets mmching
cardg, and strln- at Young ma who
stand On thc crn-ls OF the streets to see
what they will do.
Npbolv, whose opinion is worth hev-
ing. would prefer to see young ladjcs
"pa!c and delicate Thy make awtli
looking old women. Bitter ant at least
with rosy checks ana proper desr-c Of
plump'l,ude.
Nor don't wear kid glrvcs in busin,sS
Apurs at least, II YOU want to make your
way in the mercantile or professional
world, Leave tina, - dandlts, and men
ith one SHIRT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

WORTH THI>KI>G OF. The unmar-
ried lournevrn N. who receives mis- s. u
Sl2 pr week and spends all about az
fast a. he earns it, will 20 II mis- grave
poor a, Lazarus. grumhllns that CAPT al
eats up labor. when it is in fact labor
that eats and drinks, itself You may
shower = II upon working men, who
spend third of their eirniu-s in bar
rooms. theatres and other haunts of dis
sipatlon. and thy Will be poor and
needy after all. He who is ever to have
anything ahead. will generally save spme-
thing the frs; year after he is one and
twenty, whether his wag be $40 per
week. or only s.. Very soon he will be
a capitalist. IN his humble way-that is,
his savlng, from the fruits OF the past la
bar will be II earning him something
while he sleeps. The vulgar clamor
against capital is generally raised by
those who t4ke good care never to have
any.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

EARTH AND HEtvLN.-'You have
two children, said |. 4 have tour WAS
the reply. Two on earth and two ia
heaven There spoke the mothers =
Still lers Only - ne before : Still
rcmembared, lovcl ard cherished. by
the hearth; at the board; their places not
vet filled; even though their successors
draw lfe from the SINE faithful breast
vi ere their dying head, were pillowed.
Two in hetven y Safely housed from
storm and tempest; no sickness there, n,
dropping head, no fading eye, no weary
feet. BY the green pastures. tended by
the Good Shepherd, linger the little
lambs cf the heavenly fold. Two in
heaven = Earth is less attractive -
Eternity nearer Invisible cords dra ~,
tine maternll soul upwards 'Sull small
voice, ever Whispering home to the
world-H cary sp'rlt. Two in heaven -
Mother of angels Walk softly Holy
eyes watch they footsteps Chcrub
rms bent Il listen. Keep thy spirit
free from earth tlinf; - shall thou go
TO them, though they may not return to
thee. '-FANNY FERN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

The Democratic Aivocstic has the
following excellent recipe :
How TO GET HousE OFT OF WnIs-
KEY BARREL Put the barrel in secure
place, near q spring of good water. Oh
the road to the grog shop, When you
want a dram, take the price of it in your
hand and start to 20 to the grog shop; 90
as Tar as the spring, drop the money
through the bunghole, take good drink
of water, and return home. Repeat this
operation till the barrel is f II. knock
out the head, ana YOU have the price of
splendid brick building.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

PUNISHMENT FOR DRUNKENNESS. "An
act to punish for intoxeatinn,' has passed
both branches ol the Legislature. This act
provides that ANY person hereafter found
intoxicated in any street, hlshway or public
place, or found intoxicated in any private
building or place, disturbing the peace oI
the public,or OF his own or any other family
shall be punished by fine not exceeding
five dollars, or by Imprisonment not exceed
Ing sixty days, and such oflnses may be
prosecuted h4fore Justice of the Peace or
Judge of Police or Municipal Court, within
thirty days after they are committed. Bu,
sald Judge or Justice may remit said pun
ishment in whole, or in part, whenever he
shall become satisfied that the public welfare
and the good of the prisoner may require. .
Section second of the bill provides that per-
SONS found intoxicated may be taken into
custody by any sheriff, marshal, police
officer, or watchman and retained until a
complaint can he male and warrant issued
against him.-[ Zines.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-01

The WAvERLEr NovELs.-The well-knOwn
nut street, Philadelphia, are now engaged in
publishing a remarkably cheap edition OF
these unapproachable works of fiction. The
first, "Iyanhoe,'' appeared on Saturday Of
last week "Guy Mannering," will issue to
day, "Rob Roy" next, and so on, one novel
will be published regularly on each and every
coming Saturday, until the whole number
Of volumes-tweDty-six- completed. The
low price fixed by the publishers for them
are only 25 cents volume, or the whole
twenty-six volumes for five dollars. A COM
plete set will be forwarded, free of postage,
By naii, to any part of the United States, to
any one, by the publishers, on receiving II
remittance Of five dollars for the twenty-six
volumes; or remittance of three dollars will
pay for the first twelve volumes; or a remit
tlnce of one dollar will pay for the first four
volumes. The novels will be neatly printed.
and each volume will contain about l25 pages.
printed on fine white paper, and neatly
bound with paper cover. The revised uni
form Edinburgh edition, from which this 10
reprinted, comprises forty-eight volumes, the
cost Of which is serenty-t,oo dollars; and this
edition will contain every word of the Edin-
burgh edition. We commend the determ,n-
alton oi this Philadelphia firm, to furnish
the works of an author like Walter Scott, 1t
price so reasonable, that all p ,rsons what
ever may possess full set, and direct the
and would advise them all to make remit.
tance of Five Dollars at once, per first mail
t. the publishers, for the entire set, who will
send them complete t. any one free Of postage,
on receipt Of that SUN.