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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

q The latest ntcllisenc from Charlestown is
that extraordinary precautions are being taken to
guard against the rescue of Brown on the day of
his execution. The military lines will enclose a
side these lines, Tho town is guarded by 1000
troops. Brown is engaged in writiuga long let
ter to be published after his death. He looks 10
his fate with perfect composure, The rope to
which he is to be hung is on exhibition, and is
made Of South Carolina cotton.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Or. CHE cSeMAN'S PILLS,
PE,pa,ed BY Corrti,u L. Chairman, ~. D
.Neu lIk Cur.

Ptpared BY Correi,., l., Chairman, ~ D.,
Ne~ ltrk Guy.
The combination OF ingredients in these Pills The
sat Il hHts AHi extensive iaetec. They are u Ia
telr n efaOd and err'iu IN correcting all r,guiAr,ti
r"inia Nen-tIaa0ns r'soIng all eb,i. uct04s wAv.ier
tenn Cold % otherwise, ht sdaehe pain The .Ee paIp-
aion al the heart disturbed sieyp CHI arises isv.a To-
ter uptoa
) MARRIED LADIES
" hces mAts rus ART iuys!uaoe they viii bring
the lH"mhly pm with rrsul.fuy L-adlcs xho have
t-rn dsapp ..iei tn this u oller P can place .h.
ai' y, eosairIee ~ pr b. ~. i.s dol,s al tia,
tley arr tsIress sd totiu
NOTICE
me! should not be astd Dung Pregnancy ml,,.
eArflass ~salAi certainly fesgit TIA. T. Ia
arr ahisd Faf~y vegetable and Ire sfu an,ihnr in
Jun " to hie ~ heath. tSpell dif,e:,ns whtci .ai
nc rcd accompany each bi,. rrlcv II sen b, u,a IN
r.isiosn 81 81 Tue etitefai t.eAt- By Dtue
IA every ttsH IA i"e atseI fur al. by L u
s,Ts Lu,sVrth Ne
Il. u. HUrcHIN6s.
GfnGai 4 I'm, 70, fae Lated Na,,,
,tS CHassERs STREET. y. Y.
To whom all Wharsale erier, ,houd be aIdre,.c Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

How To PaoNouNcE "0uGH."-- The ending syl-
sbls "ough,' which is such terror TO foreigners,
10 shown up in its several pronuncia,ions in the
following lines:
Wife, make me some dumplinss Of dough,
They're tettor than meat tor my cough;
Pray let them be boiled till hot through,
but not till there heavey or tough.
NV, must be of to my plough.
And the boys, (when they've had enoush.)
Must keep the flies OF with bough.
While the old III IRE drinks at the trough
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

Ha'per's Magazine for December is
received from A. Williams Il Co., Bos.
ton. through Moses Hale. This nun.
Der Is an unusually interesting one, the
leading article beial a hi.tor, of the City
oil Washington with enyravinss of the
Government buildings. This number
closes the XIX volume. Moses Hale
WI attend to all orders for the new vol.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

REDDiNG's Russia SALvE.-Volumes might
DO written to show the BENEFITS resulting
from the use of this Sovereign Remedy. l.,
has been tested, and in every case brough,
to our notice, it has speedily and effec,ually
cured all kinds OF cuts, wounds, burns ,corns,
&c. Sold everywhere for % cents box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

q Congress convencs next Monday. the 5th.
stormy session i. anticipated Harpers Ferry
and ohm Brown will furnish themes 70, the fire.
eating chivalry II would not be at all stran &c if
Virginia should petition Congress TO pay tho bills
incurred by GOV, Wise in rchins and counter
marching his troops over the State in his a,temp,
to march into the White House, over the dead
body Of John Brown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

The Boston TrarscrIp corree;s an error in its
repor, et the speech of Ralph Waldo Emerson, at
the Fraternity lecture. 1t says that i, stated be
SAID, referring to the probable execution Of John
Brown, that MS death would make the gaIlows
gio-,ou' the Cross" The words or Mr. Emer-
son &" Look nearer, at the saint, now in
prison awaiting his martyrdom, who if he shall
suffer, will m Ike the g,lows glorious i.sti, c,o,s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02
MARINE JOURNAL,
POisI OF ELlsWORru

ARRIVED.
sch Albert. Jainerson, y. York.
-.
Z" P9tomac, Lord, Boston.
&C.
Edward, Treworgy, do
Bangor, Jordan, Portland
CLEARED.
d" Forest, Wood do
d" Capt. John smith, Flushing.
j" Forster, Murca, Saco
ARRIVED.
Brig j. H. Crowley. -, Portland.
>chr Adelaide, Clark, do
=" Elizabeth, Ren.ck, do
Afb"reei, smith, do
" Panama, Tate. do
Eatan, Davis, do
Commodore, Graut, do
ARIEL, Treworgy; Boston.
Harriet, stanwu. Il, do
Agenoria, AiIikcn, Portland
q Ennlem. Murcl, do
CLEARED.
Bangor. Jordan. do
Arbor-.r, anita, do
Albert, Jaimer-on, do
Morning Star CLAW do
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

DEDrcArros. Thss !. H=!k
vices at the new Bsp,is uni
in this village. came Of 81 - 7.,szed.
The occasion vas one q G. s,, ue.h j..
'eres.. and TIE services were i;h " oy
q large audience. The sermon was
preached by Rev. r. Cole. Text Gen.
2sth chap, and part ofthe 18th verse;
1t was listened to with marked attention
throue bout. and was a highly credi,able
effort. Rev. Messrs. S. Tenney, and
Mitchell Of Ellsworth Estes Of Trenton.
Robinson of Kenduskeag and other
gentlemen assisted in the services.
In the afternoon NEE ting was held
by the friends, 20 take the initiative to
form Bap,is, church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02
GREENS LANDING,

DEAR SIR Tina. wild OK which
wrote to you abou; las. week. ives cap
.nred by Captains Thurlow & Folsom,
after he had received twenty bullets
from their muskets, and weighed $50
lbs. per quarter. l. L. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

THE OFFICIAL Yorg or NEW YORK gives
the following result:
A Republican Comptroller. elected by for
ty eight thousand majority.
Republican Treasurer, elected by for,v-
seven thousand majority.
A Republican Attorney General, elected
by forty nine thousan,: majority.
A Republican Judge of Appeals. elected by
iorty-fve thousand majority.
Republican Clerk of Appeals, elected by
forty eight thousand majority.
A Republican State Prison Inspector elect
ed over the united democratic and Amerie an
vote by six hundred majority.
A Republican Senate chosen by thirty five
thousand majority.
A Republican Assembly chosen by an equal
or larger majority.
On the other hand:
A democratic Secretary of State, Canal
Commissioner and State Engineer and Sur
veyor, barely elected by majorities ranging
from 3li to 1858, by the united vote OF the
democrats and Americans. So stands the
record.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

HARIFoRp, Nov. 2S.-The annual town election
occurred to-day, resulting in . Republican tri.
umph. The republicans elect Town Clerk and
Selectmen by mijorities ranging from so to tO5;
also Eve Constables, 10 two Democratic.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02
- One Of the live mechanic shop. Of cur

81 one oil the i've mechanic shops of cur VII
lage, is the smithery of Charles l.. Dclai,e. We
happened into this shop one day this week. aud it
was full Of workmen, horses, logging sleds and
customers 1t i, the fl, st shop Of the kind -
where the thermometer does no, CONCEAL in the
summer months, that we know Of. In this. there
is two story heating apparatus which makes the
place look comfortable. The proprietor said sixty
horses were shod in the shop day las, week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

e Royal 5. Crane, who laugh, the High
School in this village two years ago. and left 10
ter upon the study OF the law at Bangor, has been
admitted TO practice law in all the Courts OF Mass
ach usetts Mr.. Crane is a graduate of Dartmouth
College. While residing here he made many warm
friends.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

There are in the United States, according to an
estimate in Appletons Cyelopedis. 5000 900 hors-
es. The estimate for the world is 81, Zoo, ooO.-
This estimate does not include it is thought, the
iekasses.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

MARRIAGE NOTICES. The LOUISIANA
Republican says:
No one ought to senl a marriage
notice to an editor without = dollar, or
At least the name Of the bridegroom as
cash subscriber. Don't forget
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

John Brown says, in a recent letter. that che
is now worth inconceivably more to hang than for
any other purpose"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

New York, 10th, Counterfeit fvcs on Merchant.
Bank Of Albany, and also on the Safety Fund
Bank Of Boston, were circulated in the city yester.
day. Several ar,ests were made
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

Home Magazine tor December is re.
ceived. This is II welcome visitor, al.
ways. tits we'll illustrated, mas capital
stories, and fashion plates. 81 per year.
7. S. Arthur d Co., Phil.
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DOMEs rIC PORTS.

DEER isLs, dreen's Landing AR n Schr
Dove uoti, fremont, II, ckland Wallace, r. elk.
land; belle, =; II John y b, for Portland. 20
WookoocA, Wyman, Mt Desert; Ancoua, Macon.
Der, ior bos'"n. Big u. S. Crowley, Mansfield for
the east :. cd >. Crowley, Aneona, Wood
cock. Ar cris,y Johuson. Davis; rs North. b,nd
Conary, Roekiand; sd Gloucv. ter, Thurlow, Bel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02
No.xC E-

. Inc men o. -. pce in this Coa nty will
NEE. al osLA ter .. Dee eth, at 10 o'clock
s a. A., and cont! kSy - during the day and
evening for the PhffSseo f organizing a County
~ asr ,t society Rev E. W. Jackson, Agent
Oh the state Society, will be present during the
gay and evening. Pks Rrous,, WV
- The Clcrgymen :, f the yarious aenor;,..
lions IN the County are requested to read the abovs
ho'ce from their pulpits, and attend the meeting
If possible.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

Trains for the frs, time passed over the victo-
ria Bridge on Thursday the cath. The Bridge is
not quite completed, bu, will be and thrown open
by the middle of this month.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

mrs " lnslow, an experienced nurse and female
pay ''san has s'~thiag syrgp for chklren teethinr
"S CRAFTY facilitates the process " tevthng by soften
az The gums, reducing all nfammstion-w III alsv All
F~' ard IS sure 10 guste the bowels Detrtnl upon IL
van give ret to ourselves and Friet aud health
70 YOU iiAnt' Perfectly sale all &c. adycr.
''e'i'eii' Ia another column ly2e
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

The citizens of East Machias have
voted to purchase fire engine at cos,
not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

LAYER PROM TESAs-BRowSsylLLg STILL BIZ.
sifShp'-7New Orleans. Nov. -. Tue Legislature
OF iexas has authorized the Governor To call ou,
all the troops necessary for the protection OF the
frontier. The small town Of Goncai.s raised 2OJ
men in tive days to proceed to the scene Of dis,ur
bance.
brownsville, on the 18th, was still closely be.
siesed An expedition was prepa ing asains,
CoItinas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

= Washington Irving, the accomplished au-
thor and The honored citizen. died at his residence
on the Hudson, on Monday evening last. aged Is
wears
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02
State Of Maine.

ExrccTIvE DEPARTMENT
Augusta. Nov, II, 1859 )
Al adjourned session Of the Executive Council will b~
he'd at the Council Chamber in Augusta on Monday the
t~clfth day Of December next
At'sst: NOAH SMITH. ia, Sec Of State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

The Collector of Frenchmaus Bay
District viii be at South West Iiarbor
Tuesday, Dee 9th. and a. Sullivan. Fri.
day, Dec. OH. TO examine the Fisher.
mems Journals.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

We are informed that the new school house jus,
mpleted in Castine, will be dedicated December
sth, nd that Governor Morrill, will deliver An al
dress upon the occasion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

INTERESTING DrscLosuRE-A Con-
spiraey BY Cor. Wise in 1856 to do jusl
rhat Broacn rs nop 10 be hung for at.
tempting. Mr.. William NJ. Cory of
Ohio. who has enjoyed some distinction
as democratic politician, publishes in
the Cincinnati Daily Commercial, a dia.
ry of events. written by himself in 1856.
1t seems that after the election of Mr.
Buchanan, he went to Whea,land 10
confer with the latter and his diary
embraces an account Of the trip. in the
course OF which he met with several
prominent democratic politicians
Among others was Mr.. a. ID. Banks.
then editor of the Soutaside Democrat,
and now said 20 be connected with the
Richmond Enquirer. From the account
OF MIR. Corry's meeting with him, we
take the following striking extract
There was annothrr matter discussed
on Mr.. Banks motion. lie told US the
South would have dissolved the Union
# Fremont bad been elected President
OF the United States that Gov. Wise
and the Virginia leaders were ready to
take the held march on TO WASH
ing,on, depose the federal officers, take
the treasury archives. buildings ground
&C., declare the Confederation de tacfo
overthrow, and the district to hayere
vested to Virginia, the purpose for
which she had conveyed it having failed.
He SAID the thing would have been
easy. There were $4,000 men ready,
2o,09O cavalry, sets @. Announcements,
&c, &c; tina, the public mind was sui.
hcIently excited 10 overcome all dome,-
TIC resistance, and that they could whip
the North IN The fight. He seemed to
be perfectly cool and abstract IN these
declarations. and VT out doubt, impuc-
lily bell, we'd what he SAID.
This driectabie scheme was the an,ici-
patton, on large scale, OF the criminal
undertaking for which John Brown is
about 10 lose his HE. at the hands, too.
OF the very men who we're ready - go
and do likewise But events VII.
have followed John Browns capture
have taken the starch out Of the rcpetl.
ton ot Ntse's nctar.ous plot. After en-
ecutlns Brown tor ,IoiauEg tie laws
with high hand, what lace can he have
TO undertake precisely the same tnlm.,
becau'e he auI has associates are MT So
acceptable to the peop.e As TO DC ca0stn
to the P'est lency IN lsoUt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

Fire. On Monday evening last building on
the corner of Fore Street and Portland Pier was
destroyed b. FIRE. 1t was occupied by " III. Brown
as a clothing store. Building and contents fully
insured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

Don't fail to see Sixth annual An
nouncement.' and brilliant offers, in an
mother column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

BAowN AND wIs..-As old John 10 called Oss.
sstnsuie Brown, correspondent suggests ehst old
Niss should BE- Whas-an- sss-amie " ise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02
:slsworth Poet Oalcs :,.rru,n,;o..

/ of' n oFES FROM o'clccs. g., ro,,rx
ias olose-Wc Western one hour AL branch ,...-
t,urih hour britHe departure n mails one
"." arrives daily Except Monday at 8 och . =.
y.,,.,, AL, nel arts - { Scept sundav) att {"
departs =" is,cen, W ,anassI AZ " o'ek n.
p, ..,,,sIn va, closes daily at o'clock p ~
p,,,p .'' pthast-arrires Monday, "Wednesday and
and saturday, at O'Clock p '' Ahs'sday
AMI pr' 1u ",fasnagus-arriyes Monday Wednesday
d. ', AZ O'Clock p N.-departs Tuesday Tburs
pesen-arriyes Tuesday and satuvds a, - o,e,oes
c--depars Monday and Friday at f2M wv.
N"suhe--arriyes Tuesday and Saturday at 8 oelocs =
-derarts Monday and Friday atsi
parts at P " same day -oe'
A-depart Monday IAN VIVA =.
HAMILTON JOY Postnoa altar
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

FHoS AsnNeros.-fhe New York 7nsu.s'.
correspondent SAYS
There is not a particle oftru,h in the STAT
inents fabricated here. aud circulated eis,vh.r,
thAt the S~utncra Opposition propose a.,i,a,ln !.
WI" Tao pcmocracy On organizing the Hou., :.
Letters from "Iimer. Nasce, Etherrilse li.rri.
DAVIS aud otheis, explicitly deny sucl purpose
ihefe is a eoatin sruey Ia wnicA some NAV act
sepaisteis, III. that Is detr,nlaed aud viii be
e9i'iaefed al private ne ing APPOINTED Tot
Saturday.
II t~e Pennsylvania delegation mediate. a.
proposed, ana i"'tte free coaiefeuee OF all the
elements opposed 10 the Administration. for the
purpose oi orsauilati, ouly. II is ;r0bAole th.,
southern men viii unite without hesitation. Sey.
srai have expressed their readiness to do SO.
From the i.H,s correspondence
lac behocratIc Programme Tor the House
nomination Is pr ny dch Itely lnlde up On n ba
Is inteuded to uHite tue two gtva, wings Of the
party BocoeA OF Virginia is to be Put forward
ior the epcakershp Allen ( r the CIrrkship. ami
bahSs oi the c'ucinuati En2G,er, Tor Pflnter-
The scheme Is strong one, probably the strongest
"hieA tue democracy could have Connected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

y Frederick W. Lincoln, the present Mayor
Of Boston, has been re nominated by the Repub-
licans.
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BOOKS WITH GIFTS

Don't DO deceived any longer!
We tthe orisintss Of the ON Book Bu.i ven, VIM
send cur large new Ca'aos f,r,n tos,agr rai
70 @'' As'fess ALBERT Colby 4 CO.
s+n-S ! o. 70 Washington St, Bostoa Mass,
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d L /.

hang'r- ga nit Mrs Martha wife oi Thous.
Biekiord. aged 81 years.
-, hansor-!ist uit Eaiiiy Frances daughter Of
e-'ey cod Pamela b. o'sood, aged 5 years ant
} mo.tas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

Don't fail TO see Sixth annual An.
nOuac, nseEt,' and brii,iant offer in an
mother column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

Mr.. Banks recently got OF the following sen.
thus remark:
John Brown is Q brisk"
why 50" asked friend.
Because he is likely 70 b. imno,ta,lised.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

among me various proprietary mcdicines Of the d,y
ue otcuy 80 high place In the estimation Of the public
a. those II J. C. AVER Il co of Inv,u NJ. p M,
sciais ledge them he The best remedies for The
diseases or which they are designated can he proiuc
not unreasonable in them Do So as the Due,or vi,h
-se""r'hy f'nkness furnishes the formula OF each Of
~. preparations TO every member Of profession
hether successful or rot, in peounary pon, Of view
his great popnlariy must sord him much ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02
CralmD 4 Pain X N,cr.

The world astonished q, the r,u cures PERFORM
ed by the crar,p and Psr Kdsr prepared by Crsrtsk
fkSKiSs It's equal has been known for reuoriD,
pain III all cases for ths cure Of Spinal Complaints,
e'Am tn the Limbs antf stomach Rheumatism ia all its
forms bo'- Cole Barns, Sore Throat, ahd craveI II +
''c'dy the best remedy In the ~orh Evidence Of the
most cues ever Ptrf'mSd oy aay medicine. circular,
n tie hani. 81 Agents xof
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

1--WE MINISTER'S WoOING, a new supply
just received by
~ NJ. HALE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

Tue ELECTORAL COLLEGE OF 1860 the free
States will be entitled to votes in the electoral
college as follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-12-02

another stack OF wheat straw, in the neigh
borhood OF Charlestown, which has caused
this new excitement in the mind of the Gov
ernor. l, must be something of this sort. as
several men arrived there last evening direct
from Charlestown, say there is not a word of
for the last three or four days in regard to the
mountains being filed with armed men. The
whole thing has assumed Il very ridiculous
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-14
PRICE ONE CENT.

FEMALE PHYsIcIAYs.-Th Pittsburg Dis
patch is favorable to female physicians. That
Journal says: They will be hardly objected TO
by modest and rejecting women, however fash
ionable and "smar" it may seem to sneer at
every woman who undertakes TO reetify the
many atrocious wrongs of her sex. Few are
aware of the progress that has been made OF
late years in securing facilities for obtaining
the highest medical and surgical instruction
among women. The Philadelphia Medical
College for Females is said, by those well in
formed, to be second to mono in that city; and
n diploma from that institution ranks the lady
who receives it as high rs any male graduate
Of the University or of old Jefferson One
brave young lady of our city-Miss Theresa
Dako-has graduated there, and hangs out her
shingle in Philadelphia. Another lady, of
moro mature years, and of seven years study
Mrs. Porter-also a graduate of the Philadel-
phia College, has set up here, and will, we are
assured, soon secure the patronage Of her own
sex, in cases peculiar to them.
HAYTI.-A merchant writing to his friend at
Boston, from Cape Haytien, says "Sincc the
country has been rid of that monster, Sou
Tongue, so great a relief is felt that the,people
are not weary of applauding the acts of the
President, and of shouting in the streets 'Vive
Geffrard.' In good truth, the government, as
administered by him, is taking steps in the
right direction. Our position is improving to
an extent highly satisfactory, and well disposed
people have strong faith in the future. How
ever, the financial affairs Of the government
require immediate relief, and the subject of
deprecated paper money, with which the coun-
try is flooded, occupies the attention of politi-
cal economists"
FORTUNE AND BRIDE.-Jcse Martinez, a
native of Buenos Ayres, now twenty five years
of age, when sixteen years old ran away from
home, and after awhile brought up in Boston,
where he has been gaining an honest livelihood
in sail loft. A few weeks since he received
information that his parents were dead, and
that their estate, valued at $500, 900, was at
his disposal as heir; and on Tuesday he sailed
in the bark Emily Wilder for home, not only
to claim his fortune, but bride--the latter
matter having been arranged by proxy.
Capt. Newton S. Giveus, of the United States
Army, died of apoplexy on the I'd of March, at
San Antonio, Texas. He ewas native of Trim
bic County, Kentucky. H..