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Mrs. WINSLOw,

An experienced nurss aud fsinale physician ha. .h
s syrup " children trcthlne, ahich greatly facilitate.
ua fsss e teetilnz by ming the gums. r,,iuring
ah hanaitn VIII aiay all paiB AID B.. sure to r,v,
atr The h'seis Depend uE.nn Il. mothcrs Il win o..
- 70 y""tse'e a'si trist ais hrslth to your infant.
Perfectly saie in al Sc advertisement In ,nsh
'''N'n' 1y2S
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nlariuc Journal.
PORT OF BLLswoRrH.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
Sunday, le.
ARRtyED.
&" Arbprer. Smith Boston.
Counsellor. Means. do.
" Miupi"is Holt Portland
" Nalstta, Means, Philadelphia.
eIEaHrn
schr Commodore. Grant. RsekIapd.
g 4. Hooper, fullurtan. tl,.stun
AgEsEb
Monday, II.
3" barcelona, Whiimare, reston.
i" Agea"tia. Young. Do
j" Lille. ilsit, d..
a. bcjak, Kelniek, 10
Tuesday, Is
i" Zurttr. Millikcn, sacp.
3" Delaware. Jaci s.in, i;o.tnn
- Abigail liaynes Stapies. 10.
j" Il. l. Warren, Jordan do
+" Elizabeth. Rcmick 10.
3" Agnes. TfcWurry d..
- Olive lsrahrb, Young. do.
" Madagascar Mrs,rc. do.
:" .Agtte"la, Iertick. dc.
E" Samaritan. Dodge BruokIin.
- Thamas Hicks. halt New York
L. W, iexanler, Alexander. do.
Wednesday, II,
eIrsREb.
F." Iejak. Rcmick. fastrort.
+" Councillor. Means, Dost-n
GaTtssa. " sitaoTc. g..
" Minuiola, Holt, Portland.
ArabInC. casper. do.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

The NATIONAL EAa>srRAr1e>s ov Rsp.niI-
css WIDE AwAkLs.-Mr " iiiiam VI ,li,s-=
PIE Chairman Of the Wide Awake General
Committee Of TIM CITY and County II Nv
YORK., ISSUES the following invitation
WfbE-AwAKE lIAnQi ErERs,
NJ Gi> Broadway Nv York civ.
By order Of the " idc. Awake 6cncral com
mtt t oil tn City aud County OF New York
the v idc-A~ake organization in the [ nit. i
States are respectfully invited 10 participate
in the Grand National Demonstration OF the
Republican W Awakes, which will take
place in tins city ON the cYcnin. OF WE'D
NESD Ai the Sd OF October next. Arrange.
ments OF an extraordinary and. POLITICAL Y,
Unprecedented character, will BE- ina lc tor
the demonstration. the programme Of which
will be announced At u future day.
Esch " idc-Awake organization in the
United States Is hereby requested II -cnd T.
the Chairman of tho undersigned Commute,
"a list o. its officers. the number Of its torches
and uniforms, and It's acceptance Of the above
invitation.
Distant States, unable to SIND a company
OF Wide Awakes, are requested to send uni
formed representatives,.
Republican Journals thrnn shout the nj
ted States are respectfully requested to ,tict
this invitation
Now York, September I, lSGo.
WILLIAM NJ. GILLESPIE, Chairman
Post Office, Box No. !, Sta
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frsnklin-l?ih inst, Mr.. Joseph seammon,.
aged abaut ~ years.
sufry-i5th inst, Eaniee, wife Of Francis Gas
per, aged 80 years.
Grcwcr-ScIt llth. Mrs. Elrira W, wife .f
Arthur c. Wh,tepmh, aged II years and months.
gton-ocrt. 9Th, Miss Lizzie q. Gipson,
aged ~ y,Ars.
- SuFhen--lo'h inst. Charlotte Ann. wife Il
VIM Thompson, Esti aged 20 years
BTookIin-scpL l'th, Albert Smith, aged 10
years.
Trchton-Aug. 18th. JuIia A., daughter Il
Elisha and Mary 4 Ceasius. aged - year. and
- days. Julia vas l-ssscssrd 81 many fine trait.
Of character, which won her many friends. She
was syn,Eathfins, patient 10 spirit, AMI imLued
~ith deep teiigieus feeling. few tlay. eforo
her spirit took It's flight from il. frail tenement,
-he eBtreAicd her Younger sister 10 prctate 10
meet her IN IieNen. But few hears before her
death, she wished 10 be placed where she could
taxa last view Of The green feids aud the sitting
sun aud her dcIArtins sptit 10 discover IA
them new betuiirs 1t was her last view. tor Gro
tue rising Of the morning sun, her spirit had en-
tered the - celestinl city " where there /. no
neci Of the sun, neither u the moon to shine IN
1t, for the glory Of God did tighten it; and the
LAMB - the hight thereof
setne three months before her death she wrote
the following lines and gave them To her mother.
When will this aching soul be free
This weary spirit rest,
When shall leave .h,s world Of care,
Aud dwell amid the blcsI'
long TO leave this world below,
To seek better land;
To live with angels clothed in white
And dwell At Gods ii GIT hand.
For TN weary Of this life
Aud wish tor Joy. To caIne:
long to meet my God III Ieaee
And dwell with Him at home.
There is a better land q an this
BY Code own presence blessd.
Ion: 10 lay aside all care
AID With him ever rect,
Friends loved have paced away
Ito that happy shore;
For ia t'uds holy book il reads,
Not hot, but gene before
May ! - live, that when die,
My Its will be forgiven
60 can meet it'll those loY'd ones
Aud dwell with them Ia Heaven.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

Henry Lennon, was found dead in bed On
! Sunday Morning The deceased probably
+ died Of an affection of the heart, as he WIZ
/ in good health when he retired. lie was IS
years of age His Remains were taken f.
Machias for interment.--I Ne'c6Wypo1 Htr'
aH
The vote of the First Congressional
District stands
Goodwin. Republican, 12,10'
Hayes, Democrat, lo43t
Goodwin's majority, 1861
In ISIS the vote stood
S9mes, Republican, lO.4lo
Drew Democrat, l0,l5g
Somes' majority. psi
:. The Lincoln mass meeting at Rochester
on Faday last was one ot the most rcmarka-
bic events of the political campaign now go
ing forward. The call for the meeting was
signed by 100 gentlemen, who were all sup
porters OF Mr.. Fillmore in 1886, and who in
Tact, have never voted Republican ticket
The speakers were also formerly Americans
and the whole proceedings afford an impress
i've indication OF the truth thar the great hOdV
of he AirericaRs Of Nc1c York hare Dlddc np
their nuads 10 rofe for ABRAHAM LiScoLN of
Illinois Tribune.
At the ANIMAL meeting Of the Maine
Bible Society, the following officers were
elected
Rev. Alexander Burgess. President.
Eben Steele. Vice President.
Rev. I. Il. Ripley, Cor. Secretary.
Oliver Gcrish, Esq, Treasurer.
Allen llaines, Rec. Secretary.
Joseph {. Noyes and John Chute, Audi
tors.
Rev w. II Smaller, Row. S IL Merrill,
Geo. {. Taylor. 5. w Llrrtbae. Hez Pack
ard, {. }. Morris, Martin core, W. : Dana,
IL. c. Lowell and Arthur Libby, Trustees.
BosroN AND MAINE RAlLRoAp.-Th gross
revenue, from all sources, for the last year
was S9l5. 62j ST.
Expenses Of every kind. Arg, 44S IS
Nett earnings. S4t6.l77 81
Two dividends Of per cent. each have
been paid during the year. ana the sum Of
SIS, 81 .}3 carried To the undivided earnings.
The whole amount of undivided earnings at
the present time is S499, HI "a.
The number of Republicans at the
Grand gathering at Indianarolis on the oSth
nlt. wa. estimated at from IN oon to 90 ono
rwcnty-seyen bands Of music were in the rro.
cession. The speaking was from four stands
.,.rir,.,I .
-Tbeb,dy Of awell dressed man was 70.
,e,,l, f,,,,I ia ,,a-,s,,.,l l,.,,,.,. - NJ.
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The State Election,

We ,hall ~, pal sizh fall returns Of the
re,7nt election, until cur rsxt i-sas. prefer
ing 10 make II a. full a. ts-sible. The over.
Wlelmias sieiery gained b the Republicans
isases nothing ln dauhi, AMI therefore there
Is ~ particular anxiety er Beeessity - get
The tall Particular. bsl,ra the public. The
Bangor ItFer- ui tins wss.k publish returns
irpm is towns AMI Plantations. which give
the ialiuwip sesaIi
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1t is among my irst wishes. to set some
plan adopted by which slavery in this
country may b. a5eli-hel by law
Wasij" I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

SrppEx DEAru.-Rcy Henry o Neal, Gath
Ollie Priest at Machias, Me, who arrived In
town on Friday last, on visit to the Rev.
Henry Lennon, was found dead in bed on
Sunday Morning. The deceased probably
died Of an affection of the heart, as he WIS
in good health when he retired. lie was IS
years of age His remains were taken to
Machias for intcrment.-t Ne'e6'uypon Ter
cid.
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stae Of Mtrr

Esfratise Ia tsart as-at
Aa..lszl- Anza4=a4s. fzs=I
An nj i,urfed <s~iap ~ tifr tRfifLtf gln- aiu h.
Hstl It ~, tai -tu'r u Au.l4sla is Ts ssias a.
twenty -hith day 81 >,ItrnIlsr usNt-
Attest Nptu swim -. q ssaie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

Am"ng the various proprietary medicines ~ tn, d.,
Dow ecnl1 80 high place IN the estimation Of tic pnhls
A. those " J. e. AVER co, Of Lowell Mas. ph.
sciaus acknowledge them be The host remedies IN, *,
diseases ir which thsy Designated that can b. p,n
81 and many them constantly ia their prart,c, -
not unreasonable IN them 10 10 81 rs the p,ct,, ;,,
rraisowury iranknsst furnishes the frnnla 81 each -
bis preparations O. every member Of the Profession
Nhetlsr stlstsfn " not, In fecuusry point Of ye-
his great Popularity must ar him much saii.srtio,
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TIVE subscriber keeps constantly on hand all
L kinds OF Coal for stoves and Furnaees, and
the Cumberland Coal for Blacksnths.
Ellsworth, Sept. 20. IS D. q. EATON.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-09-21

Washhurn stands ahead Of both eandi.
dates l>.el3 aud 1921 over Smart. the
Douglas Dem. candidate. There are some
~ small towns and plantations not yet heard
from. which gave, last year, Morrill, III.
Smith 1927. Allowing corresponding gam
in these 81 towns, aud Washburn will have
about Il 200 majority over both Smart aud
Barnes.
For members Of Congress. the majoritie>
are about Us follows Us before It tied First
District, Goodwin, l661 Sccunt District,
Walton, over 2oO0 Third District, ftsscn-
den, between loou and loo Fourth Dis
triet, Morrill,, between 50o0 and Gooo Fifth
District, Rice, 4G00, Sixth District, Pike.
over $500.
In the State Senate. the Republicans have
eyery membcr-eaining one il Ar0astook.
OF members Of the ll9use, We report 10
Republicans to 20 ncm1crats-bcing gain
of six from List year Eleven more arr to be
heard from, which if they are politically the
same as hs, year, will leave the democrats
hut 70 or - members out Of ljl--not enough
to demand the yeas and nays.
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Eowlc'> Pile and Iluunor Cure.

4 Sufe Cure f,.r Blcedirr. Blind and Itching
Pilos scfoiula salt Kbeun, ac. One bottle war.
tainted = cure all eascs; II not, dealers are re-
questcd 10 refund the money. Cas". from % To-
81 YEAR Standing. CURED by one bottle Prepared
by HENRY y. fo"LE. II Prince st., Boston. -
Sold by druggists generally. Certificates with
each bottle. frise 81 5wJj
Or. c. IL. Sholes. Eclectic Physician, gives
rNTt7naf aiirirs D. disease ~ tie gFHtto HStHsrH
sau., 'ii sg'si diseases q advertisement
% au-fi.~f rlu=nn.
Jaz4-, I>81 iyD
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CEsA me n CO.'S
80 :. & X P R. ESS

WIVES tsetSerStsr--Fr,tu E,S.rh ts p5rlland
ard iti,tau every la va B4ug1r.
sruvsG AzH4ADfasES7s-ktefy Nstslsy, "Wednesday
rharssiAy AID tftday yia Buassissrts
c. II. MCDONALD, Agent.
D. .,.r.t. In. ~ tkso
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ITritiag, Book-KeePiag, Nariyatio',, dc
For g~sei.eai instruction aud valuable all in oh
taILLns .--..hLe eaanloA lnent fnr stnlent.
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Oemticbe &eibbtbltptbef
BON W. N. G1miot,
91rp. 55 Wprths@ ahifrqRe

@it beutisem Gage srBHnet Der llnterset4nste iene ueue ut
DE 9eibbibltptbet. Dsielbe. entbilt ni6t nur bic beteu
.dltereu Griheinunsen, {pnbern aud cine ~porSl9lide @uswab[ 5 er
mtuelen 8cn1ane, 9lcoe0sn &c. unb meroe i'd eS mir aud fer
nr a~neslessn fem laKen, tets nit ben Scrti6titteh Der 2iteratur
unb ben ~9eiteiserten AHicroerun8en zines g~stilceteu pabItfums
gleiden Gdrtt gu balten.# 4
:, Die 8sbinsunset finb nameutlt6 I'M Announcement iebr biaia Qe-
reQt un6 labe ib bas teleluitiSe Pnblitunt ~freunbtt11t elm, fb
rs9t 3ablrsd gu betbjligen.
(0cl6. 31eO %, q. d M ibt s55 y. Gaplr,
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@eitere8 Bis beute, 5eute rperoen, mie oe-

8eiteres bis beute, 5eute perpen, miie se>
wnbnlid am Samito9t Die 9epObnlideu An=
9rid5fdtle porgelpmmer, Bel pelten, lpcnu es
Der Nn9eflu9te nidt au8priiflid9 wiinldt, fcine
@cibporeneu nptbig linp.
Sn ben antern @purtS fam ntdt8
bon Seoeutltl9 rrr.
Sn Sow ntow famen 9eltern Bios
Sale aus Dem County Dor.
Die ufFitbrung beS 6reii Of Hb
geltern Nbelp eatipra4 alien ~btlli8en Gnfcr-
oerm1gel unp Die Sauptrollen wuroen III lpirt=
lid aus8e5ei6nctcr Weiie 9esebeu, nobel mir
ppr Ilen Der 6rdulein lnni Milner, bic oa8
Blblifum 81 enthrtltalnidem 8eiialle biurib,
ertpableu.
Sn Aibetradl bes ali deuliden Wettcr8 mar
Der geiud Der ~9eltri9en Soriteluag etn gutter.
Wt6gen Die maferen aiiiltler unp Der ulerz
miioltde Ser Gu1lntam audi pom @etterz
elerf be9itnlti9t perpen. Damn miro eS oa8
ceutIde Bublifllm an Der wcblperptenten @uuit
9emiB ntdt feblen l~alien.
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Sto0( Baltimore.

&C. der 8|prtra9 IN
Ger ,GurnbaQe, /" 800 @elt 8rattltr.- Mpr-
gep-2tberp s ll6r ipri6t Ser 8il9elm 3upp.
Sbenaa Die Tenperen5ler uto Die SpA=
3ett bon &ana,"
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"a 0ffentlt6er @ortra8 IN Der
,0te6ouic8 0au," 152 Q8elt~6 apettetraBe,
O&prgeu a6euo 8 ltbr bait ST., 8altpr Sdeib
eiuen 5~retteu &ortra8 itber G(ettri3itdt,"
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Nerlomgt nnO oefmcbt.
2entlQes glrbeit= " 0peilnnas. giirean,

utter Nuiidi Ger r0eutjteu @eleu5haft."
Ale Oeent9en lrclbe beutibe 0anolperter, Arbeier pcer 0ienlt-
boten SIT beIN6it0en punl6eu. ippje ale 6euiten Arbetiu4enoen
mraen lid periBnlh pber in iranfirteu 8riefen an BEN A9euten
per @eieai@aft 0rt. $. s. 8elliu9tpff, 30. SIS. 9tame8-
ltraBe wenben, pel9er unent8eitli6 NuStunit ertbetlen miro. sUl
Nipirdt wirp iOSleia cine geance Anmt gum Cullen. aaa-
VSl"NVI Sufra3en in 30. Al Y. @1pitr. G5S
Wpr1n11ot . Gtnige quite Sbneicer un6 Naberinnen, wel6e
OCttuN3l ibr GebGft 9rIubltt periteten uuc oauernbe
Sel6Sti9un9 mani6en, tSnneu itt neloen bel
5. BItmline
SO. 2 Nortb -eiberpitraBe up Statrs.
@af it @aiatnen-seioe uao gae Sortsn 9pOIcOtt@Sn tiqtg gu
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"a QtterQrti8e8. 8on Srn. Up
pei, 20 8onotr. bier, 1T un8 bic erlte 2te=
ferlng oeS fDitli6em beutl6en 0clfSrolnan'8
oMtldel, 0eldldte ette5 Deutlden %unIerer
3elt" bon oeln berii6nter 0tolnanl driftlteIler
5obanneS Sherr 5u9efommen. Oieier Str
man mlro BON t6rt. 8. 6auler III 9eelp@ port
perle9t llo Sr. Nppel BAT bic Q~l9ertur fitr
bier i~tberltpntnel1.
BNT Oyer IN Srpntftr,<Tbe
6eute fprtmt 8eroi'8 berit6mte Sper ySl Grpz
patore" CUR 9(itfabrung. Niemano Iclte bie-
len Slnt9enub pesldumen.
NgN5 an3frdn39eu.-9ed9lten Mtonz
tag mirb 81. 3an5le1rer 8pi9t ou8 pierte
5an5frdt3de1t in Der y01ebenbale" abbalten.
0aS tan5lufti9e 8ublifum MAIDEN mir barauf
aufmerfI am.
NS 9urnbal1e, Np. 800 90. 8ratts
ltraBe. - Son behte Qlbenp al tritt Der be-
riibnlte Sencrtit 9letn regelmIBtJ IN ben
BON Hrpf. 8ertid 9eleiteten @pn5erten anf.
Np Wtpr9en Nbeuo 8 ll6r, ,multfalildz
oeflamatortl6e Accommodating in Der ritz
berel Surn6alle, @fe 6ront= unp 0pmbarpltr.
Bel S. Spmmerfelo.
Nddlten WOnta9 GROCER vQuld" in beriel=
ben Safe.
90 9ped=auden< Wette! 9ir
perlpeilen AMI bic an5ei9e oeS Serrn 8apf,
Der mor9en 8Ormittas balb elf ll6r nit benz
berii6nlten pfdl3ilden o8edenn Streib IN
%leirter aqbefannten 8irt6ldalt, 9n. II 0ecrpz
6%reperifltr., Sped=Suden II biz % cite
BADEN lno auftiiden miro.
Ne 8irtbi@aftSz @rSffnun9,-
ST, Dan. Meilel bat ba8 BON NRr. 8rpaDer8
blSber 9esebere u8al6in9ton 5otel, " @de BON
@ntam= lllo Gomoenltr, itbernpmHen, II. miro
o~ailelbe am %. San. nit eitena b~eltfaten 2und
%erDffpen,
90 ale Dieieutscn, ipelde bic enslil6e
Sprade RAID itno griinplid lernen ppllen, per-
neil en- mir auf bic 9n5eige pe8 Srn. $, Mdnz
ner, Z 9reeal tr. q
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sA Ses'inter erpe6ssr S%abresbnl q
~ NnacOHa=S tanmes $50. -. Gk
&. 8. R. W.
IN ben Dem NGemblp. 9lppm8.
am SO, Sanuar 1850

III ben ,NefpzN0ent s0tppm8.
genannte Irste matt jtreu GrSen5tru6ern lowie benz pubGfum
bermit bic Injst8e, pab lie an teiaatem N6enb i6ren neunter %ob"
resbal IN Gem b~sIiebten 9rtaIe Der @ep. NfIemblp -0toOm8 obtSIWen
nire, wo3u mir Rag putlttlnn bSiiait %etnIacen, e8 wirb BON sci.
ten Der Spntmttee sles. ~auiastOten werocn bieien Ban as einen Ser
lG4Snlten, III etSser 9aifon gu ma6en. Gapt. S6reiberS Wsuff.
@orp8 ut 81 etelem Bale en9a9trt, uno (pereen aud II Suefoner
in coQem &citGme eridetnen. Die 3H6- unS S6eufmlhmorfmno
riro ten befen 9inben ~abergebeu pcrben.
GtdetS gu 81. 90 fir eineu 6errn uno Oameu Tnb Sci eer ,rnter.
~stifneten Committee, fcwte Nbeas9 an Der RaTe su BADEN. VS."
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Bum Qrrfnmf

saaIIS==@a Sum Oerfauf.
3MiiI 60 Ifer 2onb nit 9lten Standardization, 16 Weilen
NsN It'll BON Der Stact uabe Der Qanoltrabe uno in Der aeIunbe.
ahHa.1A ten @esenO, 11o1a dieter an Ser g~aortbera Geniral-g 81.
Ienba9n, 80 Nteilen bon Der Stabt NIT eSebduben; 10 Nder an Der
altet 6reoertd Rpab, gut a~u9ebaut; 107 @fer nit biblten ge.
biuli6teiten uno Nnla9at, ptro 9e9en Gt9ent6uni IN Ser Gtobt
ein9etauidt; 8 @der an Der alien 5re6ertd &pao u W1eile bon
NeOunt be Gales; 100 @der AM @afbtngtcn Qanoweas, IL MeiIen
pom Der Stabt; 2 9duier in ScparShr., naBe @amSenir. / in
ELECTROMAGNETIC; 2 IN 5apeteitr. 2 in 9ertnatcnitr. / in
6rontfr.; l in Prattftr. l IN 9ancperHr. Q in Mulberrbtr.
nno mebrere aatere IN oeri6tebeneu @esenben Der 5tabt. 9ots ,i
p%ernreben in 8eft- g~altmoreftr. Document. s@a0. unb McGf.
perTpitr. uno 8r0aoipee. @rino gu oertaufen in 9roaomas.
9runcrenten 81 certauten. @loGer uno &prrts,
SO. 63 SapetteItr.
RJ- ~9auf6rtefe, Wttetb- @pnhatte, Ietanente unb ou6ere
ldaifltde gapere, lOpe gsaten- @sriftS- @ei6Gfts tperSen bsftsns
beIgr9t, @pi5s
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8ettfe0ern !! 8ettieOern 8ettfeoern

9oeben erbaten 1000 @funo 8ettfebern BON ~Ieben6taen @InIen.
neI6e i'd gu ben biuisften preisg ~pertaufs,
&bQs.9 Dldnber. go. % gBeit. WratttraBe
5pti4en Neartet space NIB Der 9rade.
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Sett 9. @s nirb hermit ~befpblen, BAT, wenn irsenb elm
Giener p6er Gtsner, ea Snbaber prer Snbaber trDenb eines 5au-
les O6er MVtetbswehnans ipa e~rlauben Dher Sulreus baB irsenb eth
9qbrant pesr 2YbrantS. 3u fclten 5auie Cber WtietbswObnunB
eebGrig nebr QDafer ldst ais fir ben @etrauh bes @ieners rber
SnpObners nStbts IT. bat, renn ieId' a~beelahtnes gDaHer bur&
bad Trteren tn tr9enb ether StraBe, Zane, Mnep rher 6pf In btetr
Stact rber aus trgen6 elmer 1nbern llrfa6e Sdaben rber llnbe.
auemlt9tetten fur BAD yublttunt cher Subittbuen reranIafer
fc1te, bteier @lener C6er Snppbner belfraft merhen unb etne
Stunning = BON sebn Dollars ni@t a~bsrfsIssnb - saRlsn fpa,
(D313lw San,Im Teblwl
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OemtSbe gnn,ldbnlc.

A Setfftbe Enn3lDnlr.
an Den ~6reunten mo @Bnntsu ntetmr 9anaran,6en arr
9anSfrdn34et ppsu Capt. 8oaanbt'8 bersbmteS ISlTf- GSrpS
en4a9trt 1T, III Der e&etenbaQe" (~6apetelr. y a6botter nerbe.
Sldet8 gu 90 etS. per Stht mercen an Der RaIe bios an Splfe
ptrtauft, Die meme &anSnrSnun9 teiol9en Uerben.
1nunelenn9en fMr neue S6atsr perben ieoen Oienftda unb ;sret-
tag UNI 8 Ibr AbenoS, Bios int llnterrt6t3lptaIe, S&o- OfteGte
Dpn Balhrcre- une %5reoerttfr. ceer ti9ltf in nteiner gscbnuuo.
Sle-Slt-@de Bon 8atts unb 6reetfr. entaeaenaerpmmen
gas tlnfte saaStrinSnet ftntet am 10. Ser. s. &. fatt.
Gs latet bpFthit elm
(6SWo) e +. Mniot Son,rstrsr
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gu %perremtem.
SStcbttg fir 1teberitcbnter Dp1t NGllei
ttit1 Npitcerteu.

Der 9roBe SaaI Der Wse1anicS 9oa, SO. 152 70. 6aSetteirab
hetlt Derrca- maoOamsn9ar6erobe 1T nun auf oas eIeaantehe asS
9atottet uno lu oeeprtrt uno bietet bic 8er1paltuu0 ben lleberneb
mern BON 9daen uae @Oncerten ~beuiet6sl unter ben s~iiuNigItel
Beein0unQen an, Os26 3Wt
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11nterridbt Inn 0molticben,
8anf Of

baltimore, ben 81. DECEMBER 1859.
Sine Oioioenoe bon A prpSent fir bic oerFpienen 6 Ronot
puroe am beuttoen Gage srflart. Gieielbe mirb am Ober mad
Otontas ben 8. Sanuar fiais. Die uebertrasuns BON Capital
4tien bleibt pom /. bis gum 9. .Sanuar incl. sei6lo1Ieu.
lSa7. 2m) Sm Nuitrase: SEQ 6. 80 er, 6aiitrer.
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Spfe III p~erfoufen

Ole ga8tt8t. @ompa9nie ron Baltimore baGt itet8 eiuen GROCER
8prratb Ser tefteu Srrte GpteS ltno perfquft btdelbe an eiuent Der
bGItniBmaBts niebr9erenpreue ais ireeno elm resSSrennmater
I'M bief9eu @tarfte, ole bremen in 8i6en un0 QarlorSI,n
STANCES uno auf Benz Jtpite,
So3, 2p, ia| %pfehk Nrnnn S.Fr
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Sffice Oes WaiIer=8 oarO,

ben 10. De3ernber 1859.
Die .. Setticn Der Srbpnnan3, Np. As, .pirb btermtt 3ur Remit.
ni6nabne naer batet tnterefFrten peripnen rerThentItht, bG has
Geee seeen aae 0erlesmtsen ifrens burbsefest merben urb.
SaS. g. Gutter, 81
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0erfnmfS.M nsetgem.
EHngNlisfeN ! 98hisfen !! Whisfen !

MNagA 98lr baben ete @9entur fir Gjrab'c Greene Goun.
tp, ga. %beriibmtcn Clc Mpe NSbisfep betcmmen,
welfer bier Ienie aud ia @oibtn9trn il psl Anf(ans 9eiuneen
uno tonnen benlelben o6rotern ST. ttli9en YreIen anbieteil, ba mir
tpmlmen.
Domestic 9tqupre iht8 gu @2orttpreier.
N6bel & &8iIbelmb,
CSal4S) $40 Neit 8altmcreitr.
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yer Steamer Baltimore ~enpfngen cine Bartbie Sopan,
EabaG, Welbe ben 6abrttanten Sur @bnabme empfsbien
s. Yra6t t., @onetff & o.,
CSa7S) I6 Q%cmbarb{tr.
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.Jta1ienifAer Weim.

Speben erbelt I'D elne Senpung al8ge3eidneten itaIieniit
gSein, brett BON @Ienia, lpelden th gu biai9ent Yreie pertaufe
(Sa7s) 9enrp &~nefetp, Np. 5 Sarriicnitr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-02

cation meeting here tonight was the largest politi.
cal gathering since 1855. The procession was two
mesn length, ana 1t is estimated that over twenty
Thousand people we're in attendance, Speeches
we've made by Lieut.. Gov, Hammond, Hon. w. B.
Beach, and others, and the utmost enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Tonight grand torch-light procession is
moving thrergh the streets.
There is to be Bell and Everett ratification
meeting ia Helena, Arkansas next Saturday.
BELL kNpEvERErr P ArER.--A new candidate for
public favor will soon appear in Alexandria, IN the
shape of a large and handsome sheet, to be devot-
| ed to the service of Bell and Everett Mr.. G. ".
Boyoe, late of the Red River American is the pub
Usher.
| Mr.. John w. Redmon has started a Bellan Eve
rett paper at Cynthiana, KY, called the Kentucky
Intelligencer. :....=" .5aa
So anxious are the Republicans of California TO
possess rail of the Abe Lincoln stamp, that at
late meeting of the party, it was voted to send to
Illinois to obtain one and in case the supply of the
original article is exhausted, it was suggested that
Mr.. Lincoln be requested to split just one more for
their especial benefit.
REruRNEp.-The Somerville (Tenn) Times says
WI. MGonieo, ESQ.,, of Williamson county, who
strayed off into the Democratic camp last febru-
| ary, and over whose accession there went up a
great rejoicing on the part of the Democracy, at
meeting of the friends of Bell and Everett held in
Franklin on the 10th inst, declared himself IN favor
| of the Constitutional Union ticket.