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Wonderful to Contemplate

In an age remarkable for . wars, and runners of
/ wars Of intrigue and blood shed for good reas-
euiny and bad conduct. for sound rules and corrupt
manners when vrtUe fills heads but vice our
hearts when those who would persuade US that
they are quite sure of heaven, appear to be in no
yreat.r hurry go there than others but put on
the livery OF the best masters only to serve the
worst in aye when nlodesiv herself is more
ashamed Of detection than of delinquency when
in.i.nendent Of principles which to depend and
free thinking not in thinking freely. but in being
free from thinking in age when patriots will
hold ANYTHING but their tongues-keep anything
but their woris-'ose notiiing particularly except
their characters to improve such age must bc
dIiiieult-to instruct such age must be danger
Gus, In an age ike this call the attention of
h. pubiIc to
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS, DAMAsAs,
DiaDerS. &c.

TONSUMERS of Richardson's Linens. and
~ those desrous of obtaining the Genuine Goods
should that the articles they purchase, are seal
ed with the full name of the firm,
N. Richardson, Sons & Owden,
IS guarantee of the soundness and DURABILITY of
the Goods. This caution is rendered essentially
necessary as large Quantities of inferior and defee
tive Linens are prepared. season after season and
scaled with the name of Richardson by Irish Hous-
es. who, regardless of the injury thus inflicted
alike on the American consumer and the manufac
turers of the genuine Goods, will not readily aban
don a business SO profitable, while purchasers can
be imposed on with Goods of a worthless character.
J. BULLOCKE 4 j Il LOCKE
1y19 AGENTS., Church 81 Nr,c York
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Howard Association.
PHILIDELPH/4

Il Bsaer9icnt fasthwioa established BY special en-
norrmenf for the rcief Of the sick and distressed at
t'ictea nth Tiruieni and Epidemic Diseases and
especially for tie care Of diseases of the Serual
Dreams.
EDICAL advice given gratis by the acting
IN1 Surgeon to all who apply by letter with a
ie;criptlon OF their coalition, (age. occupation
habits of hfs de- } and in Of extreme poverty
Medicines furnished free of charge.
'aluahle reports on SperInatorThea, and other
Diseases ofthe sexual organs, and the new RENE
dies employed in the Dispensary sent to the affiict
ed IN scaled letter envelopes. free Of charge. Two
or three stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address DR. j SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Acting
Surgeon Howard Association No. 2, South Ninth
street. Philadelphia. Penn. By order of the Di
rec.ofs EZRA D. HEARTWELI, PREsr.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary. Iy22
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The Farmers Guide

SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRrcULTrHE.
BY Henry Stephens, F. r. S. of Edingburgh, and
the late j p Norton, Professor of Scientific Ag-
riculture in Yale COLLEGE, New Haven. vols
Royal Oetavo. 1900 pages, and numerous I'm
Cravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture ever published, and in order TO give il
wider circulation the publishers have resolved to
reduce the price 10 s. for the two volumes
When sent by mail (post-paid) to California and
Oregon. the price will be 81. To every other par,
of the Union. and to Canada (post paid Sc
- THIS so0rk is NOT the aid % I'ook Of the Farn"
Remittances of any of the above publications
should always be addressed. post paid, 10 the Pub
fishers. LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No 81 Gold street Y Y
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DIR. c. F. BROWNS
Young American Linlment

Not for the purpose Of instructing such age but
for the purpose of relieving all who may lie afflicted
with Rheumatism Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Old Sores,
Burns Bruises Sprains Cuts BoIs. Eruptions
Scaid Heal letter Ringwor1n Felons Swellincs
De- de- But short time has elapsed since the
discovery Of DE- C. F. BRowf's American Liniment
"A discovery that constitutes of the creates;
b,-ons conferred upon suffering humanity, and one
Of the richest contributions that has ever been
made To Medical Science. Also, for diseases Of
HORSES AND CATTLE. SUCH AS
Sprains. Strains, SwelIngs, Calls, FistuIa Big
Head. Wounds Scratches, Sweenv, AMI Screw
Worms in stock. For sale by
DR. c. F. BROWN. PhiIa.ielphia. Pa,
and all Druggist and Merchants throughout the
civilized world July 6, 1859 lvl
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Something for every Lady.
SHEPPARD'S
Great BcRclacfOr.
TIC GfcofesF Periodical ReHle0y eNe' Dis
r0rerfH

Il 4
coreredt
IUoO BOXES RETAUED MONTHLY.
The benefactor is infaliiaLle for the immediate
removal Of DISTINCTIONS. Irregularities Prolarsus
Cteri calling Of the " omb) Leuchorrea or whites,
and all the diseases peculiar 10 females This RENE
'ly has never in single failed in producing
the Mensos- | have received many letters of re
commen daton, which all say - 1t is the best
ack ianguor debility, pains in the head side and
hack loss Of appetite, eostiveness, &c. OF
the symptoms which attend irregular nensturation
This remedy may he had by addressing J. S.
SiEPARp, West Iih st, Cincinnati, and enclosing
81 and the remedy will be sent by return mail
n. B--LADIES WHO ARE PREGNANT SHOULD NOT
Use REMEDY As 1T Is SURE To BRING OK MiscAs-
EIAGE. though no injury to health would follow
One box 1. three boxes 50 All letters of inquiry
must contain postage stamp to ensure an answer.
j. G.. SHEPPARD Cincinnati Ohio
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DIR. Il. l.. STEPHENS
Celebrated Chemical
EYE SALVE,

) now on the pages of history one of the most
Il scientihcal chemical productions of the age
being enphatically remedy for diseases of the
Eye, acute or chronic liberation of the laehymal
Glands, Film and weakness of vision, from any
cause.
good supply. Price so cents per box If per
son wishes it per mail and will address J. d. d J
p. Snedecor, Fulton, Galloway Co. No., enclosing
cash they can have it at the following rates viz -
boxes 81. IL boxes 50. 2I boxes So
Nov 25 1853 n3moI
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SHEPPARD'S
Celebrated Oriental Preventive

TO CONCEPTION.
Which warrant will never fail
NortoE-Ladies who do not wish an increase of
family may rely this perfectly safe and GER
iain preventive. 1t is very simple in its use and
does not injure the system. Sent secure from OBJ
servation to any part of the United States by mail
on receipt of the money. Whole packages 50, half
packages So; extra fine Sc per package.
Address, j. S. SHEPPARD. Boz 2ll3.
lyl3 Cincinnati Ohio
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Al LYNCH
WI. Would invite the attention Of the Ia
dies TO his new and select assortment of
DRESS GOODS,

which he has just received. They are of the most
'ioiec and fashionable PATTERNS AMI stvles and
s'iiins then, At reduced prizes Among them vii!
found.
.,aeonet Muslin. Frencs, Jaeonst Brllisnts. Brill
rtnt.s. Cambrics. Linen lawns Barfize Lawns,
Fancy Lawns. C"lore.l En- Lawns, Irish Lawns,
Scotch GIngii:.ns. Fr-rscli GinchaIns. Fancy Cling
hams. Baya.isre Gineham< Robes. Bai>--e Chalie,
ETn5raderr,! Collars. Chanoahls silk FoPiin. Hoop
Skirts, French Co--cts SIX FioweFIng Tbr-sd- Silk
FIRING. Cotton Towering THREAD. Linen FiowerIng
Thrrai. English Prints. French Prints, BobbIns,
lrint,. American Linen Tape. Cotton Tape, Silk
Braid. Wor-.-.i Braid Linen Braid-Nelvef Ribbon,
B"nn.t Ribbon. Satin Ribbon, Miss RetIeules,
Ladies Refiejrls Ia lies Cotton hose. Ladies Pert
ri"Baies- Ladies SILK hose. Miss Cotton hose. La
dies SIX hose, Iaiie- L>le Gloves. Ladies silver
q. fans. Ladies linen i,dkf. Palm leaf fans. Miss
silyeref fans Horn Combs Ladies ANTIQUE belts.
Dr,-s- Combs. Ladies patent heather belts, Silver
ThmbI.s Whalebone Hoops. Steel Hoops, Side
Shell Combs, H'op Shell Combs, Puff Shell Combs
Tuckiag Shell Combs.
July 6. 80 VI LYNCH.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
1al1 PACKAGES of every description
lUUU of Dry Goods, suitable for ' Northern tiuTn
Arkansas and the suriUu, ,ding Indian country re-
ceived by late arrivals. and will be sold TO the
trade. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d. co.
Boots and Shoes.
QR0 cases OF every description, consisting of
OCO Iadies' Kip, Goat, Kid and Grain Boots
Misses do do do do
iusaies' do do do Buskins
Misses do do do do
aen's Calfand Patent Leather Shoes
do Oxford. Wellington, Union and
Jersey Ties
a No Pump soled Brogans
do half welt 90
do Calf and Pat. Lcath SLIPPERS
Boys do Pump soled Brogans
do do half welt do
Youths do do do
chi1,,,, do Pump sole do
do Morocco and Kid Boots
Infants Velvet do do do
Mems French Calf Boots
do Double sole W p do
do Hips Z S d /, welt do
:, Boys, Youths, and Children's ditto,
all of which We offer low to the trade
Jan. l9, 1860 j HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
~ 100 dozen ehoppng axes, of the following
kinds
Hunts Key and Yankee pattern,
Brutfs and Warrens, light and heavy pattern.
Collins do do do
lately reed and for sale by
jan ~, go j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
DERCsTSSION CAPS.
Il 500 ,eo0 G d, genuine,
20 600 Cox's water proof,
10000 Walkers %
10000 Hull's
10000 Ely's
I'M %
lately rec and offered to the trade in anv quantity
jan y, 80. ]. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
LlGG BEATERS.
~ IL doz Egg beaters, of late pattern adapt
cd especially to family
jan 20, go. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il co.
STAR CANDLES.
y 10000 lbs in 40, 30 and 10 lb boxes, just rec d
and for sale by
Jan 1880. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
SILK HDKFS.
~ $50 ps of every size. style, aud quality. offer
ed low bg
ian20'60 ]. HENRY WILLIAMS L co.
"1OOL COTTON SHAWLS.
w $50 doz of each of every style and quail
ty. now opening and offered low by
jan 20 90 j. HESEY, WILLIAMS l. Co.
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NOTICE.

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wv agents for the sale of my property and the
settieinent OF my business. All persons indebted
TO me will make immediate payment to them
Aug. 30. 50. ifq GEO A. DAVIS
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Hoop Skirts.

e dog Ladies Hoop Skirts inst received and for
- sale sep5. W.E HEARD
M ASTER OF PAIN
ltl y fw dozen bottle. of this remarkabl.
Aes!ieIne which cures almost every description of
faia. inssansa neously, as if by magic On hand
ard Er saie by W. r HEtRD
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TOBACCO.

100 boxes Missouri Tobacco in packages of l..
!. and whole boxes Of every quality and price to
SUI; purchasers, just red per steamer Shelby.
dee 259 J. HENRY, WILLIAMS q co
RON AND STEEL.
IL I33 0OO H-oi every .ieseri,tion-to uit
Bar Iron = TO 5 in by 3; to inch. Band iron
! to inch by l-6 to inch. Round Iron i to /
inch Square Iron to IL in Oval Iron / !,
.oli4 inch Round Iron a to IL in. Hoo,IrrSn
{" inch. Slab Iron to ii in by ! To /
inch Shess Iron all sizes and qualities amer
and Sweie Nail roti Iron. Cast German . Snr;,
Steel. all sizes American and English Blister ali
sizes: with which VIC are prepared to furnish me
ehanies every WHERE
july 6.19- JN0- HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co
PLANES.
SMO0THING Planes. single and double irons
~ Jack, fore and iointers
Tongue ald groove Planes, assorted sizes
C-iIiEe match do.
Bead and Rabbit: do
nrawrng Knives, assorted qualities,
Hand Saw
In Quantities to suit purchasers at
jan l3 60 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS co
OOk1NC GLASSES,
IL A large assortment of sll sizes. from {; and
TO- le 10 30 inch. On hand aud for sal. iv
July G, 80 J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co
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DATENT MEDICINES.
Jaynes Medicines Nc Lanes Pills,
Railways IS Cooks Pills,
Graffenberg .. Mofiatts
Perry Davis Painkiller, Wright's ''
Young Amer. Linament, Spenorr's sc
Arabian Strong's
Mclane's NermifuSe Extract Ginger,
fahnestock's 6 Sedlitz powders,
Batesman's Drops, Laudnum,
Godfrey's Cordial, Paregoric,
Ihompson's Eye Water, Opodildoe,
Essence Cinnamon, British Oil,
Essence Peppermint, Soda Powders,
July l3. 1859 WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
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Tie DaraJiiiiy Of this Machine.
IS very great | don't see why it should not last
for ten or twenty years. with only repairs of poln
der and rope, which would be very trifiing The
whole c.,st of repairs upon all the several hund-
red machines | have sold in the last two wears
taken together, don't amount to two dollars and
many of them have been in constant use in largts
families.
For sale by WARD d SOUTHMAYD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
For the Empre
The Democracy of Washington
Township fully Aroused.


Eds Empire:-The second regular meet
ing of the "Giant Democratic Club of Wash
ington'township was held in "Tammany Halpi
on last Saturday evening, and notwithstanding
the extreme heat, the attendance was quite
large After the business of the meeting had
been arranged the President introduced
Judge Baggott to the audience, whereupon
that gentleman proceeded to deliver one of
the most able, and eloquent addresses to
which it has ever been our good fortune to
listen The Judge commenced his speech by
warmly congratulating the Democracy of
Washington township upon the manifestation
of zeal and enthusiasm, which he was proud to
witness as being so prevalent in their ranks.
He also gave the members of the Club good
advice relative to the proper course to be pur-
sued in conducting the campaign. The Judge
then took up the "Savery Question" aud it
must be admitted that his arguments upon
that question we're the most labored and con-
elusive, of any to which the people Of Wash
ington township have ever listened The
Judge certainly exceled himself on this occa-
sion, and his noble efforts in behalf of the De-
mocraey of Washington township will long be
remembered. In fact, Judge Baggott occu-
pies warm place in the hearts of the Democ-
racy of Washington township from the fact
that he is looked upon here as being u tried
man, and true" to the great principles Of De
mocraey, as we understand them to be. Long
may the honors which cluster around the
( head of Judge B. continue to remain there
| Upon the conclusion of Judge B. 5 remarks,
short speeches were made by Mr.. Ramsey, Esq.
of Van Buren, township, d. Jones and NJ. j.
swadner, after which the meeting adjourned,
to meet again in Centreyille, on Saturday af
ternoon, August llth, at which time there
will be hickory pole raised. Everybody is
| invited. Yours, FULTON
Centreville, August 9th, 1860.
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Democratic clubs in Montgomery Co

p.vro. pruocn,~t~ Ctun,-Oniccrs President a.
Jordan Vice presid snts, A. v Hotter and w. y ",-
csme Treasurer VIM Dclwy seere'etle,, g9,,n a 4
Diekey Michael Carherry Executive ,ommlt'eei ~
NJ Ayrcs, Dr. J. A. Walters Judge II baegou soll,. .
than Kenny, A. v. iIofer md q. " Threshcr he,is
"Wednesday and saicrday evening" ~ pemoci"No
Reading Room, on Jefferson street.
"gnSr DrMocnArio Ctun," CsnfeufVe, WosAinqfon
Tbiensiir irOflicersi President, NJ J; swadeefi " oe
President James siansell; Treasurer John Norsi s
n james, NJ ! swndner and Alexander Taylor. Onn
meets every other saturday night at" "inmmnny hei'
Ceutcrvillc n
poph Tlrnrtip-Oficcrs; Dr. =. Howluns lfesidehti
Henry sneli Vice Presidents Or. " swander, Irens.
ureri Theo =, Ely, Secretary No time Of meeting
mcntionedin In pr0oeodings.
"Mowsrru DouoIAs Ctun" Tan Bgrea Hofe, Ian
Buren observation-disclosures President T. G.. Long "
Vice President J. shroyefi TreaeurerIOhn hainnel
Secretary, J. Nj. Lcicycr Club meets once Meeh.
"Dru6cRArIu CIuu," HdYiyh 7bcnship-Ofcefs'
President y. q. Fitch. Vice President Nose. matqus
Secretary, W H. Beyille Treasurer Geo. Nog,ma,n
| Lewis Men, j. II, Mctlary VIM. J. ~ balehslae,, "
club meets every Thursday evening, alternately IN
Dayton View and Miami City
uYorNa HtcKoRr Ctun." n1VioH--Orlcorsi Presi'
dent, L. L. Glelandi Vice Presidents, John stephanr
VIM Turner; Treasurer Jos. Iwsleri Secretaries, ie
ont L. Baumann, J. r, Bollmeyer. Meets every Thurs
day evening at such places as may ny "'
Club
COERCION DEnocuArtc CLUn," Dgyon-.Oticers; Pres
ident John n. stoppcman; Vice Presidents Norls.
| Love, Francis lItssong Secretaries, q Mm.nen
M pook's flsJ corner Of WAYNE and Richard streob
every saturipy evening ats o'clock.
oTEfsn DlsocRArio CLun," Dagton-Ohlcers; lres
dent, John Grove; Vice Presidents, James kely ~,
| NJ Gilt treasurer, John shirlock secretanesl =
| lO'Coune James Cartory Club meets every fudAl
evening at Nvons Hall, corner FIRST and st. Clair -ts
"DougLAs PoruIAR sovrRnqsTY CLrn" Harn5ug
Randolph 7ecnshiI-Oicers. President, o. J. Jackson
Vice President. T. n. McCarfcr Secretary David v
Bauer; Treasurer Christopher Hen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
samuel CraIghead, ESQ.

The Republican Convention which assem-
bled at Germantown yesterday, (of which a
report will be found in another column) nomi-
mated the above gentleman as the Republican
candidate for Congress in this District We
are but very slightly acquainted with him per
sonaly While we shall labor to the best OF
our ability, and do all things that we honora-
bly, can, to secure his defeat, we shall endeav-
or to conduct the campaign, on our part, in a
gentlemanly and honorable manner, believing,
as Mr.. CRAIGHEADs friends assure us, that such
will be his course He will find, we imagine,
that his position in favor of intervention as
well as the platform adopted by the Conven'
ton, especially the resolution endorsing the
Republican State Platform will be rather a
heavy load to carry during the canvass. But
more of this hereafter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10

The Republicans can beat Vallandigham in
a fair contest, and we have an abiding conf
dence that they ioiH do it. We have heard
in former years just such ridiculous boasting
over Mr.. Yallandigham's prospects as that
which the Empire now makes 1t is only to
catch the facts. None of the sensible men in
the party believe that VLllandigham has a
sure thing of it-DdytOR Journal
Whistle to keep your courage up, Mr.. Jour
nal, for it will fail soon despite all your efforts
If we recollect rightly, Val was elected two
years ago by a majority bordering on two hun
dred. We think we have some faint recollec
ton Of that fact, and that majority was gained
over the strongest man the Republicans of the
Third District had in their ranks. All you
have to do, Mr. Journal is totrot out your nag
and Val will distance him before the cam
paign is half over You will please bear in
mind that BUTLER CoUSTY is still in the Third
District, and she casts a tOlerdbie good Demo
cratic vote. She gave Val a vote which sur
prised the Blacks considerably two years ago
and will warrant the vote to be increased con
siderably at the next election. - Hamilton
Telegraph
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
NIeetIng at WInchester.

From gentleman who was present. we
learn that the Democrats had a fine meeting at
Winchester, Preble county, night before last,
the number present being fully four hundred,
Our candidate for Congress, delivered an able
an effective speech. Our informant further
states that the Democracy of Prebe are fully
aroused and confidently expect to cut down
the Republican majority in old Preble consid-
erably.
From other points in the District the news
is fully as cheering The people are deter
mined to give VAIL rousing majority.
FORWARD, the Third
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-10
Bell & Everett State Convention

The undersigned State Executive Committee Of the
Constitutional Union Party Of Ohio, in compliance with
the generally expressed views OF the party in all parts
Of the State and in obedience our own convictions
duty hereby announce thata Mass Convention Of the
friends Of Bell and Everett will he held in the Cry or
CHrLIcornE, Thursday he iGh dayof Avgst ncrt for
the purpose offounng electoral ticket and to perec
our State organization.
It's hoped that the friends Of this movement with
out reference to past party associations, well the
friends of the distinguished statesmen and patriots to
whom we propose TO rendera cordial support for the
next Presidency and Vice Presidency will attend this
Convention, at personal sacrifice Of conyen-
ience and assist in nauguratng National Union Party
in Ohio, which shall be effectua to check the tide OF
sectional strife and anmosy agtating the country
and threatening the safety Of institutions and the
happiness of our people.
GILBERT KENNEDY, Chairman.
LARZ ANDERSON,
W. p PROBASCO
JAMES MCDANIEL,
j. Q. PHILLIPS,
Wy. STRONG,
JAMES @. HALL,
THOMAS KELLEY,
WILLIAM CASE,
W. g. WILLIAMS,
JOHN GEARY,
j. N. SNYDER,
A. s. THORP, Committee
j. f. CHARLEswoRrH, sec'y. ly2itd