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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

SszA TWO STORF AND DIV WELLINGS FOR
hi;SH RENT The hsAs:s on Royal street, one Of
which lately occupied by John I. Creighton as a
Hardware tore, are for rent, and immediate pos
session given. For prize and other particular,
apply to JAMES ROACH.
Inn lI--ltf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

a.. FOR kEAr.-rhe three story BRICK
s H0IsE, op Royal street, het~een King and
PRINCE streets, lately occupied by A, ), Robinson.
Apply to feb Is dlEI BRENT kINZER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
ARRANGEMENT 1859.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
.U~a GEORGE PAGE and III. \
EssC THOS C0LLYER. rS-zsEfiffsSz

From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GEORGE PAdE
All {, g, and IL, a. m., l23, 3. >, and o. p. m
From " Washington-Steamer THOS. CoLLi Ef
ats 10, =, IN, IL, H., 2, l, and o, p m
From AleXandria-Steamer GEOEGE PAth--
ats, 5, 10. u H.. III m., II, 1, and 81 p. m.
From Aexandria-Steamer TH0S. CoLLl EN-
att, g. II II. M, l, 3, end ?. IN. except Tues,
day and Friday mornings, when the COLLi EN-
will run her regular trips To MOUNT NERNoN'
s'hsretOiore, and omit her trips between +" asnins
tua aud Alexandria from n. N, to p. m. only.
The 81. IL. "A. IN. and 2t p. IN. boats from Alex
sulria connect with the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The It a IN. and It p. IN. boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains of the Orange and Al
sNanirla Railroad for the South aud South west.
ap lJ-it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
DANIEL CAV 90 D +,

OFFERS his Professional Services to the cit-
" zens of Alexandria snd vicinity. Once No.
4 North Pit street. nov ZE---U
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

7 UST received by W. n. BERkLEl, very
- superior assortment OF
Lise Thread aud Cotton Hosiery
Misses do, all sizes, and good quality
Picnic, Lisle Thread and Cotton Gloves
Ladies Thread Gauntlets, &c.
Ladies and Gentlcmen's Kids, suitable for
the se,son al I3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

nNHE OLD MOTTO OF QUICK SALES AND
i SMALL PROFITS"-W w. ". BERKLEf
has just received very superior assortment Of La
DIES DRESS GOODS, consisting Of Robe Be-
RACES, Organdy Lawns, Chalie, small figured
Lawns, Cheap Mourning Lawns, Swiss Muslins,
Bordered do, &c. Also n very excellent assort-
racnt of Domestic Cotton, Sokoko, Denims, Osna-
burg Caicoes, Osnaburg Plaids, Algonquin Stripes,
Marseilles Stripes, Pants stuff &C., Hoop skirts,
CalicUe and Linen busters, &c. my Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
urASuINCTnN O. 90
navy q HAL MON.

GROCERS-DEALEKS IN CORN MEAL
VI CORN OATS, BALE HA y, and all kind
of HILL-FEED, corner of Prince and Royal SITS.
Alexandria. Va. ap l'-dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

GENTLEMEN'S LEGH0RN HATS have
U Just received one dozen very fine and superior
quality OF Gents. Leghorn Hats
W B. RICHARDS, Jr.,
my6 ll0 King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

AJEw GOODS OPENED THIS MORNING AZ
N RECHARDS, 10 k."q shsr.-bonnets,
Ribbons. Flowers, and husrheS. GauTe, FuSchia,
Brad. and Frings Trimmings, Buttons, Wash &
hus,er Trimmings, 1irJies, rasse!s, &c. These
goods are ui entirely uen style aud very desirable.
IN IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
TEAS, LIQUORS, AND TOBACCO.


RIDGELEY, HAMPTON II CO,
A RE now receiving from boat today a large
n STOCK OF TOBACCO,
The first instalment of their SPRING SUI PPLlES,
to an inspection of which they invite dealer.
We are daily expecting large quantity OF TEA,
of ecery grade and description.
NH s. RIDGELEY. HAMPTON co.
WIl OVAL WINDSOR" BITTERS and "kik-
II SOT," Indispensable 10 Bars, and most ex-
cellsnt TONES, for sale by
feb 10 RIDGELY, HAMPTON L co.
WE HAVE in store, few barrels of OLD
w PEACH BRANDY, which we guarantee
PURE, for sale low nrox co
WE ARE lust in receipt Of few casks of pure
w OLD PORT, SHERRY, and MADEIRA
WINES, which offer for sale
ian 26 RIDGELY, HAMPTON co.
nIDGELY, HAMPTON Co, offer Tor sale
II COOKING WINE, OF every description
feb I
WE OFFER FOR SALE FRESH GREEN
w AND BLACK TEAS. of superior quality
feb IL RIDGELY, HAMPTON 60.
nIDGELY. HAMPTON 4 CO. keepronstanr!y
n on hand large supply OF the most p"pular
brands OF CHAMPAGNE WINE. ieh l.
BOOTS AMP SHOES
TJyHE CASH sYsTEM ADuPItp.-The sub,
scriber having tried the credit system, aud
found that it would not pay, has concluded I" dh"ft
the CASH principle. In future. and from this
date, hs will continue to do husineSs upon th''
principle In bidding adieu to the old system ne
would return his thanks to his customers Tor paS'
favors, and hopes by strict attention. ana surh III
ducements as he may offer. to continue u under
~ John L. SMITH.
Jan l-H --
n Y.CROSS. having purchasedt the entire stock
H.. of Cross, Luyenbeel 4 Co.. respectfully an
nounees to his friends and tie public generally that
be intends 10 conduct the BOOT AND slipE
RISINESS, in all It's branchn, IA A"pej. i!on'
the care and attention ~ thv Fok ,u.nei Yui "l Ills
ssiabiishment. to recciYe =. heretofore iu snare
usths public patronage. call is solicited at N"
"a King-street J""
LEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY
n Library kept in the south room, first story,
of the LYcEuM HALL, s. W. corner of Prince ana
Washington streets Open every day from 10 D.
and from ~ to o'clock, P. D. annual Suhscrlr'
tions, So; six months, d al; three months 81
Volumes in Library, about isVp.
Presideut--WM. ii. CAzESoyE-
-DlRECTORS:-
| Henry Fleming .. Eu"au In"Ss'
nEsia 7 Miller. Andrew Jameson,
| q T.r.on Reach Richard L. Carne, jr.,
o. Sin John A. Milbun,
| O'r~ James W. Berry.
Observation-Disclosures Jameson.
Librarian--Ed. Roxbury.
YuMAC AND RAGS WANTED--Tbe .uts'r'
y bsr wishes to purchase the above articles II
any quantity, for which he is prepared 10 pay 'n'
hishest market prices in cash, at all tunes;
| Nv 20-f - y. W. -"---H------
TTT00L Durchssed BY -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

nNllE FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY or
| ALEXAEDRIA, continues to insure against
Fire. generally, in Town and Country a. heretofore
ON the most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
ASTHoyT =. COVER, President.
William Gregory, Edward 5. Hough,
Robert Jameson James p. Smith,
Thomas r. Keith Robert a. Violet,
William n. Fowle, Thomas Mccormick,
John H. Brent, d. B Smith,
John r. Daingcrfeld.
fts- Office hour, from q to l.! and from a to 81
o'clock. c. ". WATTLES, Secretary.
Office on King street. near 81. Asaph.
nov lO-dly
TIME "POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF ALEXANDRIA" offers II reliable insur
ance for such Fire and Marine risks they may
ceiys at their office, No II, Fairfax street
hoard OF DIRECT0RS
Presidcnt--D BOYD SMITH.
Robert :. Ashby, VIM. y. McVeigh,
{. +. Lee, y. Boush,
b. Barton, l.eWis Mckenzie.
ebl2-tf +. Is. POWELL, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

ROBINSON PAYNE,
GROCERS, COMMISSION AND FORWARD
U ING MERCHANTS, Prince Street lFh",J
Aicrand,id, Ta. OctA-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, &C.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
CONP y \,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
n,rrp asn 0ll 00IIARS

Avn CnNSTANTLY INCREASlN Nc.
Tb. Charter of this Company ohers more iAVora-
iI,,an,,,..s T., the farmer and others, than any
Cnmnony chartered in the State, hy insufihs
with or " ithout a premium note Ii the aPPhcah' |
,r.t.r he can pay the full amount oi tue premium
in "a, h. ur by efectlng cdSh Insurance. 'o' '"o
wears th, insured saves one eighth OF the amount
ba ,.'uII otherwise have to pay or by becoming a
p.mLrr and giving small premium note, the In
,,rl ava nearly one half OF the amount charged
bv Stock Companies. when nsuring nom year 10
,,,r This /. tue advantage resulting from the
combination "t the n,>,c,,,r
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Poilcies
agaipst loss or damage by hre, on the l'tn "'y VI
March 1854 since which time over seven thousahu
.,.v.u hundred persons have insured and become
members OF the Company, and over seventy th"u-
sand dollars have been paid for losses. HAVING
increased our business during the past year. we ieei
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and for MS nat''tms pros
r.ts of future usefulness. The Directors nope
and believe, that hy prudence, caution. and rlgld
system of economy, they will establish LOT tuis
COMPANY n reputation for cheaphesS anu safety
not surpassed 10y any Company IN the l. states
All differences in settlement of losses. may be
,rin.J hy thre. ,li.intrrested arbitrators Of the
County where such loss happened, to he mutually
chosen by the in insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS:
W Thomas, I. b. Robertson,
EJu,rl Sanrst.r James L. Close,
DIR r II Stnhrr. Thomas I. Hill,
rbris,opb.r Neale, ". D. Massey,
p u Lirs,.mh, K. II. Carter,
Silas Biglow, VIZ. Nreh''
" VI Turner X. +. Lester,
X Kluk,.y, :. I. Stuart.
OFFICERS:
II " Thomos. pr.sr Thomas. T. Hill, Tre'er.
I. T.. Robertson, Y. prcs't Vim. Wright, Secretary.
JAS T. CLOSE, Actuary 4 Genera! Agent
my .(lIv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

cscse EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
SSPHILADELPHIA AND NEW fOhk:
The Propeller J. JEROME, Capt. Jerome. Will
leave Pier opposite No. South Wharves, on Thurs
day Eth inst, AT o'clock, p. NJ. -"
GNods from New York for this place come dd'ty
ehil4delEhia thence by keRrsss Stean line net to
Ms ilsre lua,il every Thursday. 1hrapgh Bills
Lading sigasd in New York.
WA. II. F0wLE 1 SON,
No. I, South Whsrves
NJ. COOPER, No. is North Wharyea, Agents IN
Philadephis aa
IL H. TAYLOR / CO., No. 73 West street.
Agents in New York, NH IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

TLOUR AND GRAIN FACTOR, LoSG WHARF
II opposite Pioneer Mills, Alexandria, Va.
I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
THIS WEEK OPENING

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of FRENCH
n LACE and CHANTlLLY MANTLES, OF
the latest styles.
Berages, 0rgandies and French Lawns in dou-
bic skirts and two Flounces.
French Embroideries, in great variety.
Black silk Mtts; Parasols and sun Umbrella;
Plaid, Poll De Chcvirs. Mohsir, and other new
style 1ods, for Travelling Dresses.
Grape Despang, Beragcs, ChaIlys, Grenadino
Berages, Bombazines, Lawns, and many other
desirable Mourning Goods.
A large and spleudid stock Of White Goods,
amongst which will be found some very desirable.
Also Table Linens, Sheetings, Shirtngs, with
servants wear, in every variety.
TAYLOR i HUTCHINSON,
No ~. Louisiana ave, opp. Centre Market space.
Washington. my l3-u
A MOTHER ARRIVAL.-BRTAN q ADAMS
n have again retuyned from New York with u
choice lot Of LADIES DRESS GOODS. They
respectfully call attention to the following
Berage Robes, Double Skirt
Berage Robes, Two Flounces
Grape Berages, Black, Blue, Pink, and Green
POULAND, Silks India do
Organdie Lawns, very handsome
Printed Juconets and Figured Lawns, &r.
my d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
FANCY ARTICLES, &C.
FANCY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH.

TJNHE undersigned, from this date. will sell hi
/ stock Of Combs, Brushes. Cabas, Porte VI"
nales. &c. at cost. Tor cash. and inyiie- those IL
need of such articles to give him call, ~ he 10
.ires to clos. up h. present business speedily a
possible. ii. b. NhiillNHioN,
my No. 81, King 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

INSURANCE AGENCY.
JAMES :. ROGERS. a., Nn,. H. EoT|" G Son's,
NJ. (, .Spwh Wh"rrs-. Agc"f for
LBEMARLE INST RANCE CuMPANl,
y CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA.
C.su CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $l9T, 659 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
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STRAW MATING.

STkhW MATTING,
4 4 SIS, and ca WHITE MATING
4 It A, and j-4 COLOKED do.
CARPETS and FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
For sby Zap l3 HARPER 4 BRO.
lust KECElIE Ed another supply of those de
- sirable and easy fitting French CuRSETTS,
4uch ns Bodice Corsetts, Tournure C0r-ettS, Short
Wasted CorSettS, and for sale by
my BRYAN ADAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
THOMAS PERRY,
Dr. HAROLD SNOWDEN

Commission Merchant, No. ., JhnItl W HHI
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
feb lN-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

WIOOYAL WINDSOR" BITTERS and "kik-
II SOT," indispensable TO Bars, and most ex-
cellent TONES, for sale by
febl RIDGELY, HAMPTON i co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

DECEIVED by Express this day, another sup
~ ply Of BLUE CLOTH. for the Uniforms Of
the Militia Officers.
my5 ASHBY WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

WE HAVE in store, a few barrels of OLD
w PEACH BRANDY, which we guarantee
PURE, for sale low.
feb RIDGELl, HAMPlON w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23
puRE GATAWBA BRANDY,

DAZIN'S EGYPTIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE;
ID Wistar's Cough Lozenges; Tyers @um Ara
bic Cough Drops, Cream Tartar, Irish Moss, WI hite
Mustard Seed, Camphor, and Palm soap, just re-
ceived, and for sale by
PEEL, STEVENS & co,
mvls cor King & Alfred-sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

NIOTICE-The highest market price paid for
~ old Scrap Iron, Wrought and Cast, Rags,
Rope, Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Bones, &c.
j. w. KENT 4 co,
cor. Union and Duke SITS, or No. 50 Union St
sep 20-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

nATENT MEDIClNES-Jayne Preparations
L Merchant. Ciargns Oil, Xright's Pills, Ellis.s
corn Plasters, Thomsons e Water, Browns
Troches. Kennedys Medical Discovery, Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Sandford's Invigorator, Frey 5
Vermifuge, Mexican Mustang Liniment, Woods
Hair Restorer, Wistars BalSam Wild cherry,
Parks Prickly Plasters, Radw"ys Ready hehe.'
Sands Sar,aparilla, Rat EXterminator, Lyon
Magnetic Powder. Mofatt's Pills and BitterS and
Alen's Zylobasamum just received and for sale by
j. LEADBEATER 4 son,
sn0 ~ Stahler,s Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

NEw GOODS NEW GOODS ladies Lisle
~ Thread aud Buckskin Gauntleis, Misses three
thread English Hose, White Cotton Fringes and
BraiLs, Brocha Shawl Bordering. jet Clasp,
Elastic and Morocco Belts, Skirt sIpp"rterS, Bon
net Pins and Coph Glsr, a large assortment Of
Fan. ;u,t open~d aud for sale At
nv I3 c. c. BERRY'S. ~ King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-23

TIRESH DRUGS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
Il -Erasive Soap for removing Hrease: wood
Hair Restorative; Genuine Balm oi Thousand
Flowers: Fluid Extract; Indian Hemp OF HuSchIs,
Coxes spar King Gelatlne; French ueIanns Coo
pers American I,inglaSs, lfor jeliieSl Wolfe
Scheidum Schnapps; Cann"ns Bittersi Powdered
Willow Charcoal; Sactute of Iron, Bromide OF
Potassium. Hunts I.niment, Ont Meal, Wilburn's
Cod Liver OIL Just received by
mv7 X. II. STABLER, No. i6J, king-St.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-01
Beech Wood Cemetery.

We have been shown III plan Of this new
c -me;eFy,the grounds for which have cen pur
chased and laid out under the direction of the
ladies Of Ellsworth. to he called Beech Wood
Ceme'ry. The plan IS admirable and drawn
by r. Gerry, Esq. There are some ten acres
inclo>ed IN substantial fence. til. amount ef tie
purchase, and lying on the Hancock road per-
hap> mile and half from Union river bridge
The ground has southern slope and HIS a
light sandy soil vel adapted 10 the purpose,
:or which / is to be appro pr.atel lis shape
is para!le.agram and the plan of the lots is
in the form OF an clips, with a road o. the
outer rim, enc.rc.ins the ltile space devoted
to lot. Of forty feet wide. Passage Navs of
sixteen feet, between every two lines of lots.
1t : to be adorned with shade trees, &c but
10 what extent we &c ne, leara We ..nder-
stand the design was suggested by Hon. Cha
Jarvis, who has devoted considerable time 10
preparing the grounds
TINS matter Of new Cemetery Is a public
neces,it.', ard one that has been neglected too
long. The Ladies who have taken hold OF ii e
matter, deserve well Of the publlc and their
enterprise and public spirit should stimulate
the gentlemen to DO something.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-01
Douglas Letter--SQuatter Sow
erelgnty.

Nr. Douglas has written a ,rtt5r t. one
j. &. D9rr Esq. Denim. his position. or
rather informing the worshifrcrs Of that
gaseous hun.hug, "stfHltt,r s5vcr,irntv. -
upon what conditions he will Permit his
name t. he used before tie Charleston Con.
vention. Notwithstanding this letter is writ
ten t. define his views, no one is any the wiser
When rising from its perusal than when set
ting down to study it. He aihers to the
Principles Of the compromise measures, the
hd' Sis Nebraska Act. the Cincinnati Plat
firm, IS exroundld ny James chanan in
bis letter II acceptance If the party repu-
dates these thine honored principles"
(what PRINCIPLES , Why then, he could not
accept nominttion if rendered him. This
all reads well. looks finely on paper. hut
what does it amount to e? Mr.. Douglas
undertook 10 say in the Kansas Nebraska act
that the people of the territory might regu-
late their domestic Institutions, subject to
the constitution Of the United States. The
extent OF the rights of the people of terri
try to regulate and control the question of
slavery, while in territorial condition. as
deprived by the supreme Court and en- orscd
by Douglas. is that they cannot regulate it
all. Mr.. Buchanan-Mr Dsugl.s' interpre-
tor, says that slavery exists in Kansas"
and she territory Just as much as it does
in Georgia or South Carolina, and Kansas
has not established slavery. The Supreme
Court say 50, and Mr.. Douglas, their bred
Scott opinion; therefor, while J. B. is his
interpreter of the Cincinn I'll platform and
pro-slaVery Court his Interpreter of the Con-
sitution, what is squatter sovereignty >
Emerson in one Of bis admirable ESSAYS of
English character, says that 1.-THE French
invented tie ruile and the English the
shirt . Mr.. Douglas is playing the French
mln, and getting up the fancy part Of the
garment, while the other pro-slayerv branch
Of the party, with james Buchanan at the
head, are making the Shirt to fl he southern
market.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-01
No Fiction,

This my Son was dead, and is alive again
he was lost and is found. = Bible.
While 'man's inhumanity to man makes
countless thousands mourn his kindness
often causes many hearts to rejoice. An in
stance of the latter description has recently
come to my knowledge, which. for the cred
1t OF human nature, should be made public.
Four years ago boy, then about nine years
old, left his parents residence in Brooklyn.
N. Y, without giving them any notice of
his intentions, and went to New Jersey;-
from thence to Philadelphia, and from thence
in vessel to Jonesport. in the County of
Washin yton. State of Maine. Here for
some cause, he represented that, he had no
father or mother. During most of the time
since his absence from his home he remained
IN this place, and here he became sick, and
was supposed to be in the last stages of con-
sumption. His situation became known to
young and noble hearted woman, the wife
OF Capt. - Sawyer of Jonesport. Sympa-
thising for his satferngs and helplessness she
took him to her own home, and watched
him with mothers love and care. Her
kindness Won the confidence of the p,or boy,
and he informed her that he had father
and mother. and that they lived in Brooklyn
\. Y. She Immediately wrote and acquaint-
ed them with the situation of their lost son.
The letter reached Brooklyn, but they had
mosed to Connecticut. 1t was forwarded
there; and when the father received the joy
tai information. he started immediately for
Jonespogt, and arrived there in the steamer
ROckland, and was landed near the house in
which his son found So kind home. The
meeting need not, and cannot be described.
gentleman who happened to be in the
same boat when they were returning to Con-
necticut, ana from whom have this account
says that, tie father seemed to be overioyed
in the recovery Of his son. lie would scarce
y leave him for moment, but would carry |
am about in his arms. for he was still una
Die to walk without help. Their appear
lEee and story, excited 20 ID deal of SYM
.athy among the other passengers. The
Ather is saidta possess considerable wealth.
he manifested much feeling for the kindness.
lis son had received from a stranger and al
hough, he had endeavored to reward her, as
ar as money could do it. he declared that be T
lever could discharge the grateful oblisa-
ions which he should always owe the GER
rous woman, through whose instrumental
y his sons life was preserved. and who,
Wien asked by her neighbors if she expected
o get her pay for the services rendered him,
that she did not expect to re-
eive any, but the satisfaction it afforded
Ter in doing them \ few days before the
lad tidings We're received of the finding of
heir son. the mother said to her husband,
how happy we should be if CHARLES was
ere, do You think he will ever be found ?"
June %. 1883. No Fiction
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-07-01
Lumber Operations.

The Sawmils on this river have been do
lng this season thus far, a remarkable good
business. There has been plenty of water
to get all the logs down, and to keep all the
saws runnir : night and day. 1t is thought
that at the two blocks of mills on the first
dam-one on the West side owned by Geo.
\. Black, Esq, and one on the East side
owned by Messrs Brown & Ilopklns-that
some thirt zen millions of feet will be manu-
featured this seas m. 1t woald astonish one
not acquainted with the rapidity with which
logs are manufactured into bolrds &c. to
see what trightful havoc is daily made with
the unsawed lumber which is doomed in the
river We noticed that Albert Smith, Esq,
for many years, Surveyor General of Lumber
at Bangor, has had the charge of the survey
ing at Brown Hopkins mill. Mr.. Smiths
"mark passes current in any lumber mart
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Mr.. Boris. under date of the 18th inst. an
swers in an elaborate argument. ta% ing ground
directly opposed to Secretary Cas-. and sum.
ming up his argument as follows:
My views on this question may be thus sum-
med up; When one plants himself under
the wing of the American Eagle. which he is
pledged and sworn 10 support and defend /;
when he enrolls his name upon the ample folds
# the Stars and Stripes Of this gre IT American
Union. he is free TO 60 wherever the winds All d
waves may carry him the eye of that Eagle
watches over his every step. that flag waves
proudly over his head whether he is upon land
or upon water. in palace or dungeon ; and
the pow Ter that dares 10 interfere with his per-
sonal liberty whilst he i engaged IN lawful
enterprise, and not offending against the Grim
inal or penal code Of that power. dishonors
that Eagle and disgraces that flag TO which he
appeals for his delivaranee ii i, does not afford
him prompt relief and redress.