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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
TO INSPECTORS OF ELECTION, TElE-
GRAPHIC OPERATORS, AND NEwSPA-

l. u
GRAPHIC OPERATORS, AND NEwsPA-
PER EDITORS AND REPORTERS
THROUGHOUT THE UNION.
The public will look for the result Of
the Presidential Election on the 9TH of
November. To enable the newspaper
press of the Union to declare the result
on the following morning, it viii be nee
cssarv for the Inspectors of Election
throughout the United States to aid the
editors in every town, village, and city.
and for the editors and reporters TO aid
each other. This can be done by con-
filming their labors on the night Of the
election to the Presidential vote alone.
Let The Inspectors erery uh,re CONT hat
cate first. Let the telegraphic operators
transmit the Presidential vote only on
that night. This plan will enable the
Press tounnounce the result, on the morn
ing after the election even ii the contest
be a close one. We hope this plan will
be adopted. No other will succeed
I. will simplify the labor. make it east
er, save time, and satisfy the people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24
Jul VTJNNTNIIt 81 NHHI,
JAMES W. GRIMES.

Coon DEMOCRACY. The Paterson
N. j. Guardian. the Buchanan organ
of chat section, in rebuking the despot-
ism over voters by the leaders its own
party, thus defends the right of demo-
Gratis to rote for Fremont and still be
democrats in good standing; the Guar
dian carries at its headthe entire democrat
ic ticket both state and national, and it
doubtless speaks the sentiments OF a pref
ty large part Of its readers. 1t says:
J. c. Fremont is democrat, always
has been. and always expects to be. II
elected, we have no doubt bnt he will
carry out the principles of the govern
ment, contrary to the hopes af the abo-
litionists, by the democratic rule of faith.
He has not at any time stated his oppo-
sition to the cardinal principles of tina:
party, which is identified with the con-
stitution. Why. then, simply because
he was nominated by another convention,
should democrats be ostracised for voting
for John c. Fremont
James Buchanan was nominated at
Cincinnati, and John c. Fremont a,
Philadelphia. Both are at present dem
ocrats-one convert to democracy from
federalism, and the other democrat
from h,s first ballot. Now, whilst ad-
vocatlng the election of James Buchanan,
the candidate nominated at Cincinnati,
we have never believed that any demo-
crat should be ostracised because OF a
preference for the other candidate. II
people were to be slaughtered for this
crime, there vouid haze to be a St. Bar
thoiomss ssossaers next November
throughout the northern states. = ~
I.,x.r TIA ChsiGfina
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

EILcrTINc AN IDEA-Two dutchmen living
opposite each other, who had been for many
years in the habit of smoking by their door
sides in silence, at length broke forth in the
following dialogue "What sort Of wedder
You think it will be to-day, neighbor ~
swell, l don't know what sort of wedder
do you tink it will be-" The first, somewhat
nettled, 81 tink it will be wedder as you tink
it will be-" The other. acquiescingly,
sWell, tink so too"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

6, " The elections in Indiana and Pa.
were carried tor the "border ruffians" by
imported voters. The idea was borrowed
just as their principles are, from Atclin-
son and Stringfellow. They were called
by an Indiana paper 'JouRSEyMANv W.
TIERS"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.
HARRISBURG, Oct. %.

All the counties are officially in but
10, and they are pretty accurately known.
The total democratic majority for Ca
nal Commissioner is 2979 LESS than three
votes in each township in the State.
The democratic majority in the Leg
islature is 8 votes on Joint ballot.
LATER.-officlal returns received from
the counties in the State. except Elk
and Mexican, show a democratic MAORI.
ty Of 2e76.
Last year the two counties not heard
from gave union majority Of 10.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

THE GREAT FRAuD.-Thc Philadcl-
phia News says:
Tuesday will long he remembered as
1hs Day of The Great Fraud. Driven
to despair by the fact that an immense
majority was known to exist in this State
and City against the Democratic party,
its leaders devised gigantic system OF
fraud, which extended throughout the
whole Commonwealth.
Gangs of scoundrels were organized
in Il i city to vote in every precinct, and
more than ten thousand illegal votes were
polled in this way aloLe Others, after
having voted in the country. came to the
city for the same purpose.
Some six or eight thousand natural-
cation papers were issued to men who
had no legal right to them; and the
clerks of the Coarts arc again hard at
work, manufacturing thousands more of
these patent American citizens for the
Presidential election.
Watchers were refused admittancc, in
defiance Of thu law. in many precincts.
that the Loco Foco officers mi .ht p,rpe
trate fraud without the chance of dctcc
tion.and every possible stratagem was re
sorted to to defeat the legitimate express
ion of the people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

No plan of prescription and extirpation
could be more efiectual than Geary's 1t is
to chase out, at the point Of the bayonet, all
the Free State men who can be made TO run,
manacle the remainder, and put them under
charge of Titus and his Lambs. The whole
proceeding has but one precedent and par
ellel. 1t is found in Jedrey's bloody assize,
and the rain of Col Kirk through the Wes-
tern circuit.-N. Y. Cour. 4 Eng.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

~ Edward d. Peters. Esq, of Bos-
ton, a highly respected, and widely
known merchant. died suddenly on Tues
day of this week, while attending TO his
business
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

The New York Mirror, commenting on
Pennsylvania. says;
''Unless the Fillmore party 60 over to Blu
chanan, body, boots and breeches, the Re-
publicans will sweep the State. The honest
old Quakers will turn out about 10000
strong when the one GREAT ISSUE com Is fair
ly and squarely before the people, and throw
their weight in favor Of Freedom and FIRE.
mont"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

Calais money is redeemed in Boston.
So all the papers say, and the Bank
wish it to be known.-Calais, Ellsworth.
or any other money, received in pay
ment fox newspaper bills, a. this office.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

PErERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL. for
November is filed with good reading
and richly embellished with fashion
plates, engravings &c &c.
A new volume commences with the
January number, which will be good
time to subscribe, Only 5000 per
year in advance. Charles J. Peterson
l02 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

~ In his own county, Mr.. Buchan>
an was badly beaten. In his own State
he will be in November.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24
GoDEY's LADIES' Book has made fl

GoDEY's LADIES Book has made its
appearance again after an absence of
four months. The November number
is very attractive one. perhaps the best
yet, which is saying great deal.
We have always classed Cooley ahead,
in the magazine line, and this number
evinces the ability and disposition to
go ahead. Single subscription %, 90 a
year in advance. Address l.. A. Co
dey 1903 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

II Voters of Maine, our first duty
is to take care that the "pine tree State
does her duty the 4th of November.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

II Republican Committees.
Get your ballots Immediately. We
shall have some printed ready for orders.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

The New York Tribune gives the follow
ing as the classification of the members Of
Congress in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana
Pennsyluania-Repablicans, Is; Demo-
Gratis TO-
Ohio--Republicans Il; Democrats T.
Irdianc-Republicans 5 Democrats ..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

~ Fremontcrs of Ellsworth, be sure
and be at tie Club Room Thursday and
Monday evenings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

Good company and good conversation
are the very sinews of virtue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24
THE UNION TICKET IN PENN
SVTVANIA

The North American and Republican
State Committees of Pennsylvania have
agreed upon Union ticket with great
unanimity. 1t is published with the
followinr notirn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24

No cloud can oyershadow the Christian
but his faith will discern rainbow in it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-24
Che Gllsuortb Amerifau.
ELLSWORTH:

FRIDAY MORNING OCT "a. 1855.
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I've Passenger Tfai5s IShiIy each way.
on and amer Monday May as run a. follors

The e A NJ Train leaves Zaesviile on the Of the
45J Train R. Wheeling, and arrives in Gin
cinnati at S:OI P. u.
The 4O Train leaves GAINESVILLE the arrival OF the
I1:Ij \. " Train c. o. H. Il. from Wheeling.
located through the most beautiful part OF
Ohio passing through New Lexington, lancaster Circle
ve Washington, Wilmington &c. NIL hne houriing towns,
and it has beautiful There large portion of the
road that IS ar.lnC making it desirable route.
will be spared the OF the officers OF
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TraS will stop at all intermediate stations, connect
at Morrow Dayton, Xena, Springfield, &C.,
LOveIand with trains fer HIsborongh and Chilli
cOthe.
Lines Stages connections for all nl
portaut points in Southern Ohio.
s2-The Omnibus Line calls all the Hotels, and upon
with H. OrndOr doors east Of the stacey
House, VIII call passengers any part OF the city,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TERMS
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Etsging Lectarts iad ReHmdniaip, dsar'as'y IN %
For Fsa course in Ladss Department 90
their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented SUE
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system Of COUNTING Instruction by oral exercises
Not ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
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uc By step until he has mastered the whols routine
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In addition to our engagement OF accomplished Assist
Lecturers in Ohio TO lecture commercial
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hut e enbEaess every thing connected viii! DOUBLE
lis Scientific Prncple-ectures upon Commercial History,
SEraohy Gommercinl Products Commercial calculatons
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
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TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
now opcne reception Ladies' No Institution in
The Union mpars thorough interesting course in
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tering reception with which enterprise met
pledge OMlseices to n,pts'f a more ho'omgh practical
ctfer siMitIr Mercantile COue0e.
Among many recommendations, give the follow
ing
awe, undersigned, take pleasure in .esying that
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Accountant Teacher Keeping which is Of the
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counant heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
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RnoIltdge Of Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
EducGtioH
I. J. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President of Farmers College.
L0RIS ANDREWS,
President ofKenyon College.
To young men who wish acquire 'Business EdcG
tioa We think facilities very seldom eaualed
Mr. GRGxoER the Of theoretical knOw
edge aptncss teaching added to practical Counting
Room experience feel confident that graduates from
his College will Ie fully competent keep the e"mp
Gated set uF R0OEs
A. r. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
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EB-For full particulars send for circular.
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fe4-Is Propretors.
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OPENED THIS DAY. and now ready for
sale, fresh supply Of ChiekerinE Sons Gel.
II III 1ebrated Piano FoFtes, Of beautiful Black Wal
4 u nut and Rosewood RniSh and bFiliianey OF
tone and hness Of touch be surpassed either III this
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Also, Prince Ces MeIoLcos, style, with Edll and
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Italian, French and German Hiolns Solinceos, RlnteA
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Strings, with all other articles in the music line, and gene
raj assortment Of Variety Goods.
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No. 90 Union street.
my9 JAS. METLOE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-26
THE TRIBUNE NATE WmG) ALMANAC
For 1856.


TENTH EDITION NOW READY.
In addition the usual Calendar pages and soaonhS SA
cul1tious, this work contains; -
CLASSIFIED LISTS or THE MEMBERS OH The SIN
ATE AND HOUSE or REPREsENTAIlNES
GOVERNMENT or THE UNITED STATES, EAECU-
TIVE AND JUDICIAL. - -...~, .r.sy,o,, ~
THF LAWS ENACTED BY THE SECOND SESSION w
THE XXXIlID. COSGREss. , ,,,....t D.
THE WAR IN THE EAsT-A Critical and his'orlcA ne
view Of the War between Russia and the AaieA
4 HISTORY OF KANSAS TERRlTOR1-bsinz succinct
and carefuv prepared Statement embracing Cnarseter
CIiae Setem,nt &c also, a. account OF the
L@Esstion and exciting toinEB IL that Iefrltoy Ehssy
GOVERNMENT or EUR0PE-lnclnfinE heass ana IlLs'
Of Sovereizns Names Of States, Forms 0i o0TsTnmoa'
Square Miles Populauon. RELIGION, &c. - =,
AMERICAN HISTORY IN BRIEF-lmportant Faeo II TIE
Settlement and Progress Of the United states -
ORIGIN or PLANTS-Ths Nativity Of the Prominent -
ful Plants ,,. ,,,-.. -.
Measures u IN the various c0-Atfss OF E1i0's III
WHAT SHALL VIZ EAT-T.bes showing the Prices Of the
chef articles al FOOD Eewfork (Oetooer 1927 ase TIE
Proportion Of Nutritious Mater IN eeen article 4,
STATE GOVERNMENTS-A List Of he stases, VT tast
CAPITALS, Governors Tines o. holding ElSe'oiS Aesuss
rHS PoPUI4R iitsLft VOTE FOR PRESIDENT By STATES
fpr 's4 'fs and 81 -, -,,r, s-,--s 10
yTFCTlON RETURNS FROM ALL THE sTAIhs N
Tr -TyIOS fuLsrein elections were held tor lso care
fullv eo 7piled and compared with former ssetons eA
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CAMP FIRES OF THE RED MEN


~ OR. A HuSDsED YEARS AGO
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duced most Of whom dnctiyey ndyidualized There s
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Suggested on Besding Camp Fires OF the Red Men
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Too seldom do the pens Of those
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Our CORY title TO their lands
Yet here adventurous deeds abound,
OF which the listener never tires;
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Mem publirations.

Published This Day:
THE MORN AT II 0 NJ + -
i DESCRIPTIVE OF A TOUR
THROUGH
X a y A 8 A - ID L L a III,
AND or A RESIDENCE AT THE
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY.
By Mrs. B. O. FERRIS,
Wife of the late United States Secretary for Utah
Ore volume, l2mo Price IS cents.
Portions this work have appeared In Putnams sohhiS
under the title Of Life Among MormoDs and have been
received by and the public with the strongest eS
deuce Of and interest The facilities enjoyed by
the author for spprehendns the general public poy OF the
Mormon leaders and for observing the effect OF tins pOy upon
the interior social and family life of the people were sch a'
10 secure for her report peculiar and permanent value
We add some opinions Of the Press on that portion OF the
work that arrears in Putnan's Monthly;
Life Among the Mornons' is continued in this number
ard the writer paints the life the fearful wckedness OF the
dresry nfdety sensual enorntes OF Mornondom ran
demoiiuu spot In Chrsendon where inquty - carrie
uerectly wholesale way than IN tth AIey n
heather once turned disgust from the Paphan orgies
At Cyprus and said the Cypans had deihed u but
Young and his gang could give lessons to the Pshian Pnes
e Louisville Journal,
The picture of the oehsome den uncleen beasts in the
rsrcI burlington Daily Free Press.
The problem Of theoreo government IN Utah IS snec
inst now absorbing public cOncernmeut IL s fortunate tht
has engaged able pen Of the writer who bn. % neI
discrimination and niArtiality." y. 1. heiaI.'
Tie t.per OF Life Among the Mormons recognting me
detail. az an actual the Salt Lake Settlement durne e
pAst Winter promises record OF nuchneeoed "
A. iuteieent and accurate Observer" IN. Y Express
Life Among the Momons seasonabie sketch OF mf
uers and customs among the Latter Day sains =, MI,
my 4 FDwsKDS No S2l Broadway New-York.