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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
administrator sails.

pY virtue or an order ef sale TO me directed by the Pro
- bate Cpqrt OF IAsla@are county, Siatso of Ohio, l. shall
Sell at public oJttcly, pathe pFeIa.ses. on the 2,h day of
August, 1855, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. III. and 4
O'clock p m, the following real estate, TO wit: IG acres and
as perches of land. in ScioIo township, Delaware county,
ohi1, beginning az a post at tie north west corner Of Vii
linn NJ. Warren s land; thence south IL degrees-east Al IL
l0 poles on the west line OF said Warren's land 10 a stone
in the county road, thence south % degrees west 6g1z poles
along said road 10 q post, the ilce noit p degrees west Al
poles Oh the line of Z. Arthur's land 10 4 post. thence 81 de
grees 81 minutes east 81 poios 10 tbs place uf brg M ng.
Tegms-one third down, one-ir nd III one, am one Third
In two years, secured by lne-tgase o. the premises
HkS.-l q HUM, Admir-.
of Alexander Hsnt 1teeid.
IIrEnEtL 4 ALLEa, Aty's. 70 .PItfig:
jury ~ IS5s tSS.JU1 ~
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60 the spirit aud iibeEaitly of tAe seongfega-
ten
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TZ~n
Farm fer SaIe

THE cofFect fine for his mertiisa @Eschsis very rear.
4 hallway tinse, can always he fothd at No. Williams
july Q, 1855. Z. PL.ATT.
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ONE PH EroN BUGGY and one TWo-HoRSE WAC.
OsG0N, Tor sale very lawssa q u. POTTER @CO.
juno Is, Fer ~ lenpiaT Hall
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

EaEsii s.ppIles Of New anI Fasaioi.Aole eoods in the
x above Inc. reserved eYeFs Few dtys II so. ) wiEIsms
osacx. 1he assor rn-ut IS now preiy good Any descrif,-
,sc.i 81 Goods tast may De M1ntee. w4loe fa.aisaer Il ~
Ger, by Lstfy = c. PLaTFs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

The demand is greatly Increasing,
NJ DYnTTE 81 SON
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Trusses and supporters:

ITO liweak broken down. crooked, and FnEtnren hs.
i mainly, we say come down to Cornell Il fan1pnreyt
Drugst0re and have yourselves htted wlth- q good Truss
Abdominal supporter, or Shoulder Brace, az your parucaf
81 99sI5. CORNELL 8 P%uMPHFEYb
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Received, July 5, 1853.
ESy a.. -. KGX res

SO. 1000 Bsttlett & co. American
ELI EYE NEEDLES.
WI ! have tested the above needles TO our TUT sat stac-
w tioh, anu belsesr them 10 be the best i'll use, MANY OF
gu customers h ave used them the past year, and i'll every
MS anre they prouOu- ced them ahead 81 any other n-ellrs.
Que paper is wartn three such as you bay athye GEMS a pa
per. iedless and CoulzrY Merchants ctn buy the a.UTc
Needles OF US Ii any gu e4tigY at NeS i oTk prices.
N. 81 10 dog " neeiers s. Wilson 8 Sewing Machine Nee
dies, 10 d0z Sin ers, at Acts per dog Or . Gus Il ps, Wn-cl IS
~ per cent less tnan CInein2al prices.
Jus :, res - - a6 HIATT & 20 L
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NoTTCE.

A If5xot owners, or persons Interested, on thcsouih end
"A OF 5sndusky sreei, from EFtasrasluck % the SouthliEe
or tire corpora Ion, are hereby n0sided that the CORPORATE
aI IoT ny contemplate me grading, gattering, graselilng
or mca1aLniz.nSo l sald street, ami all pefs5 as Interested
arc required 10 nc with the recoEhef within SIX we4ks, any
claim Tor damages resulting from such eoaseinpIaIed ma
proyenneat. ", D.iEIM, Recorder.
July 18th, lS5s. @ It
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HOME TESTIMONY,

HAr4roap, Truneuii County, Ohio
] hereby certify that I have been dealing in the arafen.
fhts have never offered any medicines to the public nat
have met with the decided appreciation of the people like
readily perform ali a md m mms th "a S Is prSmised for rh sbem WI
sas0a : near 5. rs : sSoi Il IS & SSss,aa s sdss Agent.
Read what Or. Bushnell says Of The aragenberg Ned
Of tha @ost successful tn the county ~trrdmbuiD in which
rms eorslags hat l hay used The oraasn1erg Pills and d
Ny ssa T4sslies Y . sy snars ss satii assS Z ai 6 Rs s. s Ss5iG Med /
i''nsS' Hartford. Truss5Gn Co. Ma5Tei !, 1851.
! am a physician Of thirty years. 6rasyioe N principal
baszsd ny sest eaSr:s., obaaining The iaaieriais cofapoaida
gave them a fair rial, and found inyself aeu.ldantiy sue
s sempions u Of my nSo apF haif pr Peae eases ! G snd co onii n n'a oare o Shs
IN ZEN nov / can radieally cure q siess. Seventeen in TWEEN
lbolieon te greatest blessing i9 females ! have met with: {.
w1sr BneroaD. ccGshee'G9 Co.
Mr.. n. Rinss.sy-sr. Ihave been selling the medi.
saa lave al sAf in slaaSaiDeff Sa aSn1R mem 10 81 Give ,hs so tez sa sIa ss15a;
and the Pills ! have s cias 70 q sr re- 81 hsA,sy families aa1a ;h as regu,
i haeSm a. t = siap lea a T e""ss aarshai Z Ahsr %sF 1atha i M IS
DISEASES. one laay i sold il to toid me she had received
OF medical treatment by Me mos. sk.iifl physclans.
- Yours truly, LINES WlLsoS-
GRAFFESBsRa FAMILY MEDICINES.
ETA PRICES.
eFse MI aaaaiain ointmeat : eis.
SShiiIfsa5s rauacsa @s.s.
EIsTsEs and Asuo Remedy - per boz US
N Manshaffs Utd aia@t catiaiicon .:..... : s.
S ssn aai e fEt Eas Essnsay per COPY Is s cts, 50
For safe by sraRR & BRo, nelaware; Firm an & Roe,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

Rev. o. H. NEWTON, of the I'D P~resbyie-
rian Church III this place. preached a discourse
ON the 4th inst. appropriate to the day,
which was SO favorabIy regarded by those
who heard il as to induce application Tor
a copy for publication. The request has
been complied with, aud we shall endeayor
70 find room for ii in our next issue.
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Renaifing.

ELecEs ana Watches carefully repaired. aDl warrant
ed. Isx elF4 repAir1a ana maize 5op-ders Sii gold and
s4ErF taken stsaeir vNiaes a No ) Williams n.uek-
Watches.
~ FaglsE, 5sasand American ussEufaet1re, m gold
~ I'D sasser cases, seiitag A. prices 10 SIT the tines-
=Hs .Aay o. geusea1n wefstTzrg a wAeh. ean pro04s5s b
sUaaeGat %e.3 NE.KAa5 3a5rS.
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The Best Chance Yet!

A GENTS WANTED fer the sale OF the OFFICE NO
N TIGER, which tells the Whereabouts and lime Of return
of the absentee of an 0nioe. Isetail ut 10.
Also: nm iron INDLI Il LAM which kindlesa he N
a minute at the cost FUSED several times daily Of 20 cents a
year. Retail at 81 DO. Address, with stamp,
HACuENHERy & CO..
June II. Is5s-6t Springfield. Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

Watches. JewelrY and Fancy Goods

DERsoSS visTIng The town and wishing 70 carry home
\ gin can nJG E1xeiy ind S5netf1aS Suitable at The &
u Srlrs @ad Fancy sore. No 5 Williams bisck-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Pc, fumsry. "a.

EtSE Ivory handle Table An.res, 3 sizes; fae Pocket
Il Knives, American and English make. me scisso-s &ud
.Razo-s; also straps, brushes, &C, Mil be innad At
JEiy . 1888 Ao.3 Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

1 AeI1 tes11Re0Hzdts gSGeA 0et0U montbty.
For CONSULTATION upon all diseases of the Throat, Lungs,
Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility, Dys-
pepsia, Female Diseases, Agae aud Fever, Fills, impurities
OF the Blood, E~rupnons, CANCERS, Ulcers, and all other va
rieiics of long standing complaints, DO h external and inter-
nal.
For some ten years DE-. T. has devoted his entire time to
chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many Of
whom had exhausted every otheF resource withiRtheir reach
In no case are minerals or other p0lsons employed, ur does
he iuake sick to make well, nor tear down to build up. The
medicines can be taken with safety ythe most delicate, and
patients may remain at home, and continue with prudence
der the treatment after friends and ply sicians had given up
all hope; the indisp Unable evidence of which can always be-
furnished Invalids, however reduced and despairing, are
ihxtedto call, and may be assured that no encouragement
will be given, or expense INCURRED, without a correspond
ing prospectof recovery.
Invalid Ladies should read the following:
DIR. TuBBs. Sir KNOWING the vastamount of suffering
exis ing among the females oil the present day, and having
drank 10 the dregs iron The bitter cup of affection, l glal-
~ mase known wnai in my case, has provedt the long sought
remedy.
of that time spent In bed a helpless sufferer. scarcely
able to sit up long enough to have my bed made.
1 uteri with heat. weakness and pain through the small OF
the back and abdomen, AMI sharp pains extending down the
/ limbs, were among the EARLIER SYMPHONIC. Walking or
standing became dffdcult first, and at Iaugtli utterly iInpos-
sible. Soon digestion failed, and the entire nervous system
seemed unsrung. palpitati0n of The hear 1, and dizziness
and oppfessou vi the head. also added to my s iheringst-
whom / was saIivated and rendered worse imam befote -
Y our nrst prescription was obtained in October, one year
abe to leave my bed, but am INV doing most OF my house
work, and can walk II lnlle and back, without serious iacon-
veuienee. Yours IrulJ,
baldwin Township, ~sandusky Co.. -,'sa,
July 10, lc5c- 3 iH
/ ONE PHEro BUGGY and one q
~ fE sale very lov 9 D PoTTER 4 90;
81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
AdmInIstrator's Sale Of Real Estate

We. as AaIA aasttrsoHs d sne estate \ Ano1las Sloft2a
- SlsS u, W4li oder at ptlsIlc AenIae, gu Tie -yLl LAY OF
--usns to5t, pe.ween ~ o COCA "a. m and i Q c erk y. IN
al lMe prrmlsesia Dedlh III ID "a coanty, lh-iot No S,AAowu
Eoe " i'll also oAeI at puollc Fendue, GA the -istday of Aug
ust, aeoc, bet@ cen tnc no,Irs vi 4uo'Clock " HI. and . CLOGS
p II u int prcIntses IN SCUM delaware IN satdc county
I1zigtss M ~ andzsSf 4 Is = Nj carpenters %udE
ton ~ said town
| Ie.ues q eaAe.-9ne third Of purchase money at the time
OF SAFE, tue reindtAuer al oas AID ~ q years, LlsGea1str, " 1Ih
lntcres-s saG secured ~ mortgage u the PREMISES,
~ $3.50 az-- - LOBEisI e. 4NANS.
kUoskT- O. DAN1S,r
administrator OF THOMAS McLTos sr-
BY REID I EATvs, tnctr AttuTuess..
3ai5 To- Ie5a.g t12,J4I st
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School Examiners Notice.

THE School Examiners of Delaware County
Il will meets at the Central School House in Del
aware, at o'clock p. m. on the second Saturdays
of June, July and August on the syxt Saturday
OF Septemhar, and thereafter epery Saturday til
further notice.
C4ndidates mast furl3sh the Beard 1ith testi-
ueniais of good moral character.
By order Of tie Board,
VI. L. HARRIS, Cleik.
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sale Of Real Estate by Order of Court.

IN the 7da of August Is56 between the hours OF 10 o.
clock n. IA. and ! o'clock p m, al The door Of the
dwelling house ef the subscriber IA The iowa OF Williams
vile, in Della ware county, OHIO. viii be sold TO the highest
bidder the following reai estate, As The Pro2er1y Q .sarAh
Frances Faulkner and franklin Faulkner, heirs Al l4E oi
Rebecea Faulkner. der'a- TO- vi : In-los Sos.l7, l., Ii 70.
p, 2, q. "a, Is. d, in said rsxn- Also, twenty aeErs o.
land Ia Orange toWnsaiz. in said ecu q. bodadet East by
town plat OF NIIliamsTilAss north aud vest by Lands owned
by me hei > Of Sanford Williams. deed, and On the so4tt
by hnu OF a. r. smith
Also, "a acres q i1rf II Sane tgHnship, bounded east by
lands owned by tie heirs OF S4aford " ililaeas acc,d- :. Saatn
BY laads owned By b +. smith, vast by township line and
north By lauds owned by SANFORD Williams an / hg Seth
Case. B. FAJd4kNER
Guardian OF sarah Frances Faulkner,
aaa FraukIia Faux nes-
BaBBzIt& kILEs. Atsys for Peuauners-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

8oERHAyEis HOLLAND BITTERs.--6ee what The.
dealers, men who Will sell anything in their
line, and who are not interested in the medicine
more than any other, say: 4
We think highly of your article, and expect
it to have alage sale.n BAkNES& PARR,
New York.
The demand is greatly increasing,
T.. W. DY0TTE & SON,
Philadelphia.
Most medicines require time to introduce
them; yours sells at the start.
HOFFMAN s. MORWITZ,
Philadelphia.
1t is steadily gaining ground.
DIR. B. T. NILES, Peoria, III.
The demand is increasing.
g. q W. CASPARI, Baltimore
sThe lot will soon be seld-send MORE.
WM. THOMPSON.
MceviiIe, East Tennessee.
I'VE are ont send another let ut once.
ID. Mo A. }. TUCKER, Fulton Mo.
Wehaye not y medicine that sells so readily.
BARCLAY BROS, Chicago, III.
We have been selling Berhave's Holland Bit
stefe1or some months; and although when first
introduced, we did not urge its sale, being un-
acquainted with the article, still we found tbs
public determined to have it, and to meet the
domand we have been Obliged to purchase more
of this article than we ever have of any patent
medicine whatever. Everyday brings new tesz
timonialso Of its efficacy in removing the varlous
complaints for which it is recommended, aud
n offering il TO our customers, we do SO with
more confidence in its virtues than Is one TO
most preparationsof the kind. ~
- GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
1874 Randolph St., Chicago, III.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

Farm fer Sale
FFHE fle Farm, situated on Tie west bank OF the cio:o
4 riser, al the crossing OF the 5. NJ. { 2. Railroad. cou-
ta.niug ~ Acres, or .herelbouts, belonging to the Estate
OF thc la.e Gtorge 5. tryder deceased, Is for sale, The
farm Las a large new Br4CA House tnot guile hnishedl, ano
'ler comfortable house, viii barns and otaeF outbuiid'nGs,
We orchards q eloce fruits. and other- convenience
The Scloto bridge saation Of she MAP RAILROAD is a2-
on said farm ,
FOR t,rms, and o;her information, address he subscriber
at I1sla y are, o. g -
.lntn gee II : - z EIRR.AGnar
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nENTANGY RON WORKS.

NJ AAAA
RE stillin full blast and prepared 20 mAn-
" ~uFncture to order
STEAM ENGINES sH
Of avery size and variety of the latest aud moe
IMPROVED patterns, inelaJlnG
DoSble Enginss,a
aaanted for F1oiring NILS and Nanufaetortes
living the most pesfeet ulottoE bhtteAn he OBJ
aired by ANY motive powernow in Hse. .
Also, n variiy of Engines P4stacPl2rls adapt
I'd ''' u Saw MILLS
sueh asthc pouble9sSrsd OF Bslted MIL direct
a~ttaeAmsrt ferzMieg savs, diEeetn'tsShu'sov
for sask SawA&c -
4 ~sls+N..r MAJ GsSrS,7
oftho attest and reost approved pftteTne, Rof'E
andGrrangcd byan cSretieneeasaHt-~sigEt.
TIoTss poVsskS.
Of various style and patteruA.
s STOVES.
LeFersimproved Buckeye Steve DonhtsCVon
StoV yes, PremiumAStoves, &c.
H0tlOW WARE,
cfeverydeseription. 0al3roa ksttlss SEgdrAae
tes, Stew Eetftes, Pots, oeens, Skilists, sc. &c
FLOWS! Pu0WSi is
Longs newly improved Flow, Michigan Dou-
bic Rlow, Gibhs' BAR ShAre Pillow, sc.
WANPEn-old Hfass, CoPpersnd bioekItn
fE~ All orders promptly attendsdto.
BRADLEY, BURSHAh,I LAME q
pelsweres Juue -. lsSs,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

BoERHAyEss HOLLAND BITTEEs-See what the
dealers, men who will sell anything in their
line, and who are not interested IN the medicine
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

FARINAr Cologne, gsnn.n; arlciei bay Rum Cologne
Brown winsor soap. shaving St'ap and Grear; dte Ivory
Fans, Pearl and shell Gard Eases, Jtt ami Coral NecklA
line, Iaw uprnius at {. PLATHS-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
THE Markets
DaiaWare Markets.

g9rreeted sVeskig By X. E. Hills d Sos, W1ets
saks and Hstask GrooezssAo-4 Hsttoms Btock.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

DepIcArIoS.-The FIRST Baptist Church
Of Delaware will be dedicated on Sunday
August LIST. II ID a neat and commodius
brick ediice, situated on the west side of
Franklin street, between North and Girls
void, and lis erection IS highly afeditable
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
For Sale .ata Raroain

A set of sFairb anks'' Iron lever ScAies, of the hest DUAL
"A ity-diawing = tons. The Reputation OF hrse Scales
Tor c5rrect weighing, is welt esEennshe4 amongst stock
dealtrs-and, having been under cover since hey srrs hrst
put up, are RS good Us new. Enquire at No. 3 Williams
block, of T. PLAIT-
Alsa. a seeoad hand Platform Scale, weighing from half
a poundto 1863 It's. Juty 8. 1856.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23
Plated Ware.
IF You Want

A large essortment of Spoons. Forks, Cream Ladies
N Salts. sugars. Butler Knives, &c. &c jus received
tbe BIG CLOCK. -
July 9, 1873 z. BURR.
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A pair of Silver SpeeaacIes enclosed in a
plated case, have been left at this Office by
sae gentleman who found them-whieh Che
owner can procure by paying for this notice,
On one side of the case the ntiiials NV W.
are engraved, and "D. J. Cox scratched on
opposite side.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-23

CAUTIO NJ
Kerehs ats and TfSiefs win be. 0nEheir guard and not
be impos Cd Ipon by a Counterte d of Morseas ID9ian Root
PEIls, sig eed 4. 3. Moore Al & hnuins Ind:xn Root Pills
have the ma re and signature Of a. J. Rhus e c., on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-14
STATE OLE MAINE.
Hancock, ss.-eourt of County Commissioner
April Term, ISIS.

HANCOCK. ss-Gourt of County Commissioners,
April Term, ISIS.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is considered
bv the COMMITS sioners, that the petitioners are
responsible and that they ought to be heard touch
ing the matter set forth in their petition, and
therefore order that the County Commissioners
meet at John b. Blood's, in Bucksport, on Tues
day the 18th day of June next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon aud thence proceed to view the route
mentioned in said petition; Immediately after
which view hearing Of the parties and witnesses
will be had at some convenient place in the vicin-
ity, and such other measures taken in the prem
iscs. as the Commissioners shall judge proper.
Aud it is further
O1iered That the notice of the time place and
purpose Of the Commissioner meeting aforesaid,
be given to all persons and corporations intcres-
ted by serving an attcstci copy OF the petition
and this order thereon, upon the clerk of the town
of Bucksport ana by posting up attested copies as
aforesaid in three public places in said town thir
ty days least before the time appointed for said
view, and by publishing the petition and order
thereon, three weeks successfully m the Ellsworth
American. a newspaper published in Ellsworth,
in the Coun V OF Hancock, the first publication
to be thirty days at least before the time of said
view: that all persons and corporations interested
may attend and be heard if they think fit.
Attest Parker ". PERRY, Clerk
A true copy of the petition and order thereon.
Attest, Is PdRkER ". PERRY, CLERK.
To the Honorable County Commissioners for the County
OF Hancock.
YOUR petitioners Inhabitants Of the Town OF Gouidsbc
no, would respectfully represent that the public con-
yenience, and require that road and highway
Should be laid and constructed beginning ut
Thomas ArrS heisc in the u Goulshorp and lrad
Ing in North direction to Charles Norris's house
thence tn tasterty direction Ia the road L
Rers in sand town, where town road laid ont and
accepted by said and discontinued by said
last March. Your petitioners would therefore ak that you
Hauors would view the premises and ocatr and construct
sai road aud highway according t" the laws in such
made and provided And IN duty is,,,Id will pray,
I'll ~ " ARIA atd 10 others
Goallshs "a March 25.h. is5s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-14

How TO PROSPER IN BUSINESS. In
the first place. make up your mind to
accomplish whatever you undertake
decide upon some particular employment
and persevere in it. All difficulties are
overcome by diligence and assiduity.
Be not afraid to work with your own
hands, and diligently, too. "a cat in
gloves'catches no mice
Attend to your business, and never
trust it to another. "a pot that be-
longs to many is i'll stirred sand worse
boiled"
Be frugal. THAT which will not make
q pot will make pot-lid.'
Be abstemious. "Who dainties love
shall beggais prove"
Rise early. The sleeping fox catches
no poultry" =,
Treat every one with respect and
civility. "Everything is gained and
nothing lost by civiEty. Good manners
insure success.
Never anticipate wealth from any
other source than labor. ale who waits
for dsad mems shoes may have to go
long time barefoot Heaven helps
.aose who help themselves.
Ii you implicitly follow these pre-
rsp,s. nothing will hisder yeu from
.ecumula.ing.-Rmal NeD Yorker.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-05-14

YOUNG MEN The idea is prevalent
in some communities that the Young mon
are unfit for generals or statesmen. and
that they must be kept in the back
ground until their physical strength is
impaired by age. and their intellectual
faculties blunted by years. Let us look
at the history of the past. and from the
long list Of heroes and statesmen who
have noblv distinguished themselves
we will find that they were Young men
who performed those acts which have
won for them an imperishabls need Of
fame, and which placed their names on
the page of history. Alexander, the
conqucror of the whole civilized world
viz: Greece. Egypt and Asia. died at 50.
Ronaparte was crowned Emperor OF
France when 33 years of age. Pitt.
the Younger brother. was 33 years Of
age, when in Brtain's Parliament he
boldly advocated the cause of the Amer
lean Colonies. ami but % when made
Chancellor of the Exchequer. Edmund
Burke. at the age of % was the first
Lord of the Treasury. Our own Wash
ipgton was but 25 when he covered the
retreat of the British at Paddock de-
feat, and was appointed to be command
erin chief of all the Virginia forces
Alexander Hamilton at 90, was Lieu
tenant Colonel and aid to Washington:
at 25 a member of Congress. and at 80
Secretary of the Treasury. Thomas
Jefferson was but % when he drafted
the ever memorable Declaration Of indie
pendence. At the age of 80 years. Sir
Isaac Newton occupied the mechanical
chair at Cambridge College, having by
his scientific discoveries renIered his
name immortal.